davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-28
SCARCITY OF BEEF CATTLE.

Production I'm the United States
Is marked with violent changes.
When an industry becomes profit
able everybody is ready to embark
II in;cXcess follows this activity and
prices fall This has been the eN-
pcrienoe oft repeated In mnnufuc-
lures and farm products alike, and
now the rule IL again illustrated i'm
the growing scarcity Of the beef
supply. This reaction has been pre-
dicted for years, and the long con-
tinued decentralization Of the cattle
market has been an Rstonishment
tonll concerned. Terrible losses by
winter killing have been sustained;
the removal of fences from the pub
lie domain has broken up many IA
herd the Insecurity Of grass leases
In the Indian territory has discour-
aged the cattle industry In that broad
domain, aud the constant shrinkugo
In prices, until the cost of transpor-
tation absorbed the proceeds of the
sale, hankruptcd many cattle own
ors and forced others out Of the bust
ness, until Il seemed rs If the indus
try of cattle raising would die Of
painless extinction,
An these causes of depletion have
been going ON for years, aud an im-
provomcnt In prices has been vHiuly
looked for, Cattle owners paying
interest on large sums of borrowed
capital, and hamsscd aud kept
awake o. nights tomeet the expenses
of their herds, have watched for u
turn in the market as shipwreckcd
mariner watches for "a sail but sea-
son after season passed without
bringing Ulicf When prices had
reached the lowest deep, as Il was
supposed, they found one lower yet
aud all this while there was AN out
cry raised against this class of clt-
gcus, popular sentiment chasing
them as land monopolists aud de-
manding that the land their herds
ranged over should ho given 10 set
tiers.
"Now the reaction has SIT in.
"rhoro Is something startling In the
idea,' says Kansas city market
Npou; that the country may sud
denly hc called upon to mcc cattle
famine, Suchapossiblity is strange
In view of the fact that cattle have
for several years hcvu 80 plentiful
and so low priced that people an,
used to hearing "a continual stpam
~ complaint nom every body who
has had anything 10 DO with raising
or -'llng cattle %
Just one month ago the pric,, of
cattle, at nearly all grades, advanced
ten cents per l0O pounds. Since
then thcnt ha, been hardly day
Whom them Wyre enough cattle, In
tho halNsts CITY, ~ Louis and
Chicago markets, to supply the
demand, During the last month
prios havv gone up at am AN.
prNs,icuyod rate, Heavy cattle Tor
the New Nork and Boston markets
sell ior ~ on foot; the same grade
month ago would harlly have
hrought Sl.aN The fact that the
high puo,s have not brought mon,
cattle 10 market, is mot tho pasln
for hylivNing that IA, supply is alout /
exhausted, liNc slock commission I
men kgyp prgty Gloss watch over I
the numb,r of catglg that aro Likely |
90 be sent to market The stale /
mens is made that las, year the .
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-28

Call on Winters 4 Thomas Cor the
bsst 'gpsVTi,s In town.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-28

ruE school trustees Of Portland
have resolved 20 send 10 Massa-
chusctts for city superintendent
and 10 pay him 5000 a year. This
is am Increase of 81, 900 in the salary,
and thcr' Is some vigorous kicking
against sending so far away for "A
man when the place can hc satishc-
torily tllled within our own state
limits.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-28
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NurlNk n HEREBY GIVEN ~
~ whou % may ulucyrn. that tne e1Tari.
ntfehlN NCN tlhNV existing bgtWxrn cat
ltfiu a AtINAe nl,tNHsrap phtr, has this day
lgVn di,ss1Nv1 Dy mutual g,tu,ent n I
litCks rcltrius, An drbts owing by the
lstg arm aus assumed ana afs f.sNsbla Isl
3, ], tatitrlint uo continues in Inc hush
nUae al tae 01 stand An uVbis due the
ssiid late nrm aFc faS1tbic a. siid Cstieriin.
p. j. tAnrkNllN.
aAAeefW l. .. NlCkA
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-28
GREAT DISCOVERY!
DR.. II. SMITH

Nowliu possession ofa new discovery In
medicine, which is purely % local anWsthet'
iC uud acts almost nstantanVouslY ON the
surrounding tissues Or the teeth IL Is tn
no way Injurious or unpleasant to,.the
taste. Tho manufacturers of it claim MAT
It's equal has never bcvn known before, and
hN applying 10 to tho sensitive ar sore
tcvth. they can hC cleaned aud nllcd
without palm. ~ am those that want an
kinds of dental work dome without pain,
would better clll on nr. "A. smith. Teeth
extracted tor 80 cvnts,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-28

our nvighbor the Statesman
publishes very mouldy chestnut
ohout brigham Young and the
w"odvn les, and says "it has never
bvtora boyu publishcd." II has gone
tho roonds Of the PMS two or thpV
um,v, and m Utah the fool-killcr
stands neady to dispatch amy penson
who dare 10 n.loat the stale joke.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-28
CTY TAX NOTICE.

The Cty Tax ltoll Cor tho Year lSSS Is
now lu uiN f,ts>se,Iuu, aud tha same l.
istAahiv at ans ofncy immediately.
p. a. kOS%
GN Marshal and laN C0llccior.
G1lN
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-28

Cream soda, ice cream soda, milk
shakes, lemonades ut Strong II Co. s.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-28

MIDSUMMER heat is torturing the
people Of the eastern states, and
those who can leave home are scat
tcring in all directions TO get Il breath
Of fresh air. The summer resorts
will be crowded where visitors have
the privilege ofroastingon thecrowd-
eel piazzas, or driving along the sea
beach where the glare of the sun af-
fects them with ophthalmia, Why
don't they come here where refresh
ment can bc enjoyed without setting
your mind to it rs the main business
of life? Cool summers and mild
winters are the charms of an Ore
gon climate, and when this fact be-
comes generally known, pilgrims
from the east will seek this state as
an escape from their present atilic-
ton.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-06-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE CAPITOL ADVENTURE CO.
Attention to what we Will Mention.

presents That the Capitol Adventure Co neither
but awake and to the times and
the there be
to be ready capture bargains
failures and to do this will be necey
York and Chicago person. armed
of the commodity commonly called Cash. with
boast the people Of this country well supplied and in order
until the offer
5 will induce those having money to divide with us
that Manager business
twenty years always does he advees About August will
buy large fall stock and in order to do this
consisting Goods Clothing Hats Cans
Trunks Vales Tobacco Cigars Paper Envelopes Notions at
and in order that the general Public
goods till
Handkerchief
each
silver thimte each Large flowers, price object
wOthO
Whics
2spool Ladies' worth
efOrSc
C each
Buttons c. 5 c
doz Jet and Buttons GoodFiy HOOKS
&c cperqu
ayd ION Letter Paper,
perbo
o n Drawer for zoe
ewioh
else
of but
md be ehappy '
'front.'
S, FRIEDMAN, Manager.
All kinds of Farm Produce Bought
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06
Memphis aud Charleston
Iron Mountain Rout,

Leaves Arrives
Little Rock Ex-ii:i5 pm Man and Fx-..i03l m
Texas TX ....... Gas am Memphis TX SIS atn-
ct Louis and st Louis and
Chicago Ex.... COO IN Chicago Ex..- 90 an
Nom Daily. Except sunday
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06

The trading for the day was the lightest for
weeks, The prices appeared to keep up be,
cause OF no Offering rather than because OF
any bullish feeling. The low temperature
helped operators to keep what they have
and there was nothing TO disturb prices
September sold at 44ss@44JSe October at44h
MiEsc, closing at HAc, with December AT
1910 and May at 1890 10 close. Oats were
quiet with very litele in the situation
20 stir speculation. September closed at
2iHc; October sold q fraction higher, closing
ut 2iI% and May at 2S11c,
Opening figures on provisions were not lar
| from last nights close, and the range was a
narrow one all around Throughout the long
session. There was not much that was not
able in the market. Receipts OF hogs con-
tinue light and values at the yards today
were unchanged. October pork ranged al
$li32h@lA42K, closing atSl43j, decline
from yesterday Of INC, while January rested
be higher. Lard held fairly steady, closing
at $9S2H for october or slightly below last
night though January closed nc better
the same gain being recorded in January
ribs. October ribs lost &c, closing at Ss'521!
at | o'clock.
On the afternoon board October whea
closed Ac lower than at | o'clock, septembe
20 lower, Corn was HWAc lower Oat
were unchanged. Pork 5m78c lower
Lard unchanged and short ribs 2l4c lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
Money, Bonds aud stocks

NEW YoRK, Sept. 5.-Money on call easy
at 2@2H per cent; last loan per cent,
closed offered at ~ per cent Prime mer-
camille paper 1904 per cent Sterling
Exchange dull but steady and unchanged.
Government bonds were dull and steady.
State bonds were duh and without feature.
The stock market was less active today,
and while generally strong throughout the
day was subjected to several fractional set
backs, which gave it II somewhat unsettled
appearance. The result of the days trading
however, is TO leave most of the active list
materially higher than last evening. Alto
gcther there was much less go to the deals,
but London was still purchaser and the
demand for stoks continued, which steadily
advanced quotations, though the inter
| est was CcntCrCd In q few stocks more than
usual Of late. The Erie securities were more
| prominent than for some time and the buy
! Ing i'm the stock more spirited, which may
| have been helped by the statement which
| was considered quite favorable. The most
| marked movement among the ncuYe lisl,
| however, was in Missouri Pacific, which,
| while less active than many of the list, was
bid up by Jew brokers and It's price well
maintained 10 the last. Most OF the stocks
which have been prominent OF late, such rs
Union Pacific, st. Paul, Western Union, th,
coal stocks and the Northern Pacific group
were an active, but the lie dings developed
no spccinl feature. Among the low priccc
shares Ohio a. Mississippi was conspicuous
for both strength aud activity, the splendid
crops along the line of the road bclnl
given rs the stimulating cause Tor th'
new demand Chesapeake Il Ohio 0n'
Norfolk a Western preferred were als'
conspicuous. First prices this morning
were generally firm to strong and Tia
market moved up steadily during most a
| the first hour with Missouri Pacific an,
Erie In the lead Many OF the list rcachc
their highest prices at this time, but other
more sluggish were brought up later. Ate
II o'clock the market was irregular In II
movements, alternately strong and wca
until the last hour when report that tli
. Secretary Of the Treasury had accepted
. | large amount OF bonds gave the speCulatio
a lft, and with more animation prices ngnl
| moved ,,p, aud the close was lnirl
active aud strong nt or near the highc
prices Of the day. Almost the entire acuN
list Is higher this evening, though the ~
yanccs In most eases are confined ~ smh
f; fractions, hut Missouri Pacific rose ~, Jc
D sry Central aud Norfolk n Western pc
, fcrrcd A.. and Hooking Valley per cent
= Railroad bonds were more active tod.
and stronger. although thee were u few
II sues, which ~ usual monopolizod the attc
/, ton ~ buyers The upward movement e.
; tended a. the entire list and final chang
u this evening are almost invariably In the
rcctiln 1T higher figures. The total sal
; were 81, 15l OOO out uf which $4,000 We
. In Erie seconds aud Slii.UJO In Reading ~
und incomes. The third income, were al
active aud contributed Sl3htuD.
The total sales II stool s o lay were 2ll, o
| shares Closing quotations.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06

CANNED Goops -rinc apple $50; peaches,
lbs standard $40, second 81.
Tomatoes, > lbs standard, 90, 3 lbs,
standard. $40. Strawberries, Sl.2l.
Rn.phcrricS slln lilackbcrrics, $40
Green. cages. sl.75 pcar, t26t. ilums,
a - Asparagus. 1923 Green corn, tl.lu
Green peas Sl9j. Cove oysters, full weight
N, al ~. ? lbs, slm, light weight CO.
. lhs use. CONDENSED milk-Crown. 500
Enrlc. E.7h Swiss, 500 Salmon, $40
m1I6 snrdincs. s10so52j. mustard sar-
dimes. 500. Mackcrcl, 800, herring mack
sraAr-rurc white, Sc, of white, -----,
yellow clarified, 5AtgNc, refined a, 80
standard graduated, ,st'H'sr, powered
$50. cut loaf, $50, firm.
Courr-C Common, ii'4c, ordinary, l,hc
fair. ~ b.. prime Rio. l'c choice 10 fancy
| ia. old government, nNi2r iirmct.
SAT- Saginaw, slj1uli1 per hrli OBJ,
/ river a 1tttl,2t pr hrl, sks, tue, N,jl'g
| 40 coarse. si.lu8lii, pkts, 2AWic'
Ryr-l.puisinni, 1Bj'sc Carolina, &C.
| quiet
! T,Nnus Slick. al sizes iu bXs, pals AMI
l hrls pHliy. fancy assorted, bBl'y, extra
| fancy. istslic, firm.
| Cfirr.r-Now York factory case, ful
cr,am. iumiOsc Young America ilMlls
Si,rs AM tANpiIs=SJap 3ay'c, can
/ dee, fall weight n'sc.
SrNH,u--S' stiIlc.
Mut,ssr-inui.iann, common 10 fair, =
0',y prime 80 choice, aitei'g fancy, lNw
&c. centrifugal common o. fair, 2lHA w
prime to choice 5p1jbG syrup, 200 100
/ uuIIt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06
unn.rhnIh nnnnIIrs.

Arrtrs 81 5o,e2 ulp'r brl. pdcl apples
5fue per W., from store. Dried peaches
lf.,U irum stprr
Fgru-frm Onuros iG u1" 400 per box
Lannon's. 81 uitljl per box. biuaunA 500
W2Olpcr bunch.
Pi,ktr -Brls. iGGn. htlf brls. 500
Pu,rur FIRM SLU'12u) per bh.
sweet, $50 pyrhrl
steady. boxes. iis eases. iGc.
ENsiNs London layers. $780, layers,
s.5t. California. s1butDtul.
NtraJ uyuluuts stui per 100. Tea.
nuts. Niriuiu, G@G'.c. Tennessee, farmer
FtH.k, in'y. roasted, ''ar higher shcllcd,
code p,rans Texas u.ti'c.
G.rrH Hiuiiyriuy. o.. creamery, 9N DC,
| dairy. 30 els, country butter littiGc
Curg-uurk, 5000 pee brl. aud $50 per
] hlll Nl
NhsW=rcr ril, sml,c.
! Nrumr Onions. si55.t1Ol per bril-
| Cabbage iupsc. 5t,y. kuut brls, 500
/ bale hrlI, $50 Garlic. 'ny per Ton.
| purIm Chickens spring. t2ulN21O
mixed. = -. hens, s2IlNtaih
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06

common whisky, o5c6s130, according to
proof; nothing under 10 per cent. quoted.
TIEs-Sl l5gl.2b.
SueT-Drop, 1925 buck, $3.50.
IEAD-6c
TALLow-36ic.
NArLs--Iron, $2.05; steel, $2,l5.
ToBAcco-Common, 25@35c; other grades
35dS5c.
sYurF-Garretts slO.s5; Ralph's, $lO.25;
Dental Scotch $1,000 Railroad, 1926 Gail ~
AK, $500
Coal On-Prime white, wholesale lots,
9Kc per gal. -
Woodbury., grease wool, unwashed, 10
@l3c; clear grease wool, 2O@25c bury,
washed, 206D3Oc; tub washed, 3O93ic.
BEEswAx--l8@20c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06
I.iNr SiorIa.

CmcAoo, H., Sept 5.-Ihc Drorrri' Jour
nal reports Caitic-Rcccipts, IS 90 head,
shipmcnts SOFA. Market steady. bccycs
al i5mG2i. Horkers aud feeders. A. lOlga3t
COWS. bulls aud mixed, Sli,@3OO, Texas
cattle. a. uO6lO1.
HoFs-Rcccipts 1900 head, shipments
h.auO head. Market steady mixed, Sntt
q 49, heavy t6Oj@GCG light, s5.sO@G.3'.
skips, tl.uuOt55j.
sheen Receipts, $500 head. shipments,
I 800 bead. Market steady natives, s3lOtg
ass western A. 15@3gG Texas, s2I5@J0o,
ambs EIUOmhst.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06
LIVERPOOL.

At noon: Active and prices hardening.
Sales, $1,000 bales, Of which American 9,4OO
bales. Receipts 5000 bales of which Amer
lean $500 bales. Closing quotations were
as follows: Ordinary, 4Jsd; good ordinary,
s 3-l6d, low middling 5l1d; good middling,
5Jkd; middling uplands, ll-l6d; middlinG
Orleans, 8 ll-l6d.
Futures opened steady at advance anc
closed barely steady.
IThesc prices are given in pence and 6iths,
thus: 4.Gi means 4,G3-Gi, and b.Ol means
5l-6il
At pm: September, 5.42 sellers Sep
TENDER October, $50 buyers October Noyem
Der, o % buyers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 62
buyers; December.January $40 buyers Jan,
uary, s. 20 buyers February. March, b2l sell
ers; Morch-April, 5,22 values; April'May
Bid sellers
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06


New York and eastern demand, par buy
inc a. 80 per 81. 600 premium selling New
Orleans. - discount buying, par selling.
Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Louisville demand,
par buying. 81 per ~ 900 premium selling.
Tho local cotton market closed quiet sales,
o. bales. all 10 spinncrs, New Orleans closed
firm with futures quiet September up q
noipts. October 1, and the remaining months
bto 6 points. Liverpool is active prices
hardening; futures barely steady at an adj
vance Of 10 9 points. The New York
market closed quiet ut decline Of &c;
futures quiet and steady; September OIL
points October II, and remaining months .
60 points.
Hubbard Price & Co., In their cotton cir
cular today, say; Gables this morning
showed the Liverpool market 10 be strong
nj about points advance. This feeling was
responded to, and the opening prices were
better than the close OF yesterday. As Is
quite natural however, the market Is very
sensible To the weather this season of the
year, and on the report OF more favorable
conditions In the south quite heavy de-
cline ensucd, and the trading became very
active. The cyclone supposed To have
landed at Key West en- route for the cotton
belt hal hardening tendency later In the
day, and though part Of the decline was
recovered, the closing figures were from u
TO l3 points below the opening for the near
positions, and from , to 1 for The distant
!. ones. The feature Of note today has been
i the marked weakness Of the early months o.
compared with the later ones"
Tue Manchester Guardian Of the 9th, In 10
commercial article, says that under the slim
illus Of an active and hardening cotton mar
kct sellers have shown great hrmncss, an'
Efforts have been made m numerous Ia
stances 90 establish an advance especially II
the yarn department, with but little success
A firm opinion prevails 10 the effect that Tia
upward movement at Liverpool will serve 4
increase the idlcncss OF looms, unless spin
ncrs continue 90 run at full stretch aud pa
theadyancc out of their own pockets. Littl'
business has been Tor India. There have
been numerous inquiries, but few acceptable
prices: hut the demand for Chinni is light and
extensive buying is not expected until th,
close OF the month. The demand for tho
minor foreign markets Is steady. Export
yarns are In poor demand. The inquiry
for China and japan, aud even for India, has
lcsscncd. Continental merchants have done
rather more business, hut they arc unwill.
ing 10 pay above Fridays full prices In
the cloth trade poor progress is being made
Few sellers have done an average business
Most Of tllo business done has been unsnu-
factory, both NJ regards the rise OF the trans
actions and the prices. There Is a fair in
quiry Tor plain aud fancy India staples, bu
tie greater portion Of the orders are impn'
ticablc. Most shifting. for shipment In ia
grey are well sold. Many producers ar
holding for better prices Printing cloth
are very dull Stocks II common aCCumt
lite Heavy goods are steady, sales az
mutlpratg
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06
NIsrrlInnrana

ntuutNu.#iiMllar.
r.ppm krrs. sbul. hall kegs s27h,
uutr',r Kegs. siA
llrr Day nut ~. I. Ia 40. . Tc dry
Hitad. ,i.tDIr green aItpi. Nu. I. b., No. 2,
$685. ru.u. sole shccpskius i5y@tiu1 h.
uguIIr
WusKy Straight Kentucky bourbon,
a frHUwf Robinson bui Lincoln counties,
TuU. FUHp advance 90 v.Hut Eastern
pp.. l..Att. according 'o b.g aud make,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06
Iee,isIulI.

CoRN-From store, white, Coo, mixed, b3c'
from lcycc or depot white, Ia bulk, h2c. In
sacks. Doe mixed, In bulk, a. In sacks, 5Oc.
BRAN-From store, 500 from leyec or de-
pot slI.jNOgl6OD,
H,Y-Choicc from store, poc; car load, from
leycc or depot, $1,000 prime, from STORE
Soc. car load, from lcyec or depot $1,000
prairie, from store bbHDbo'; ear load, from
ieyoc or depot, slO.5OGollOO.
OAr--Fr1m store, white 3Sc; mixed, 3ir,
from lcvcc or depot, white In bulk BE, In
sacks. sac: mixed IN bulk. pc; In sacks, Bic.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06
Grain snd ,.ro,t.,ops.

Cmr,Uo, lll, sept oil anyone was
disappointed No the action of the wheat
market NJ the regular session today II was
the person who anticipated something de-
,isivc. .Ou the whole this was the qulctcst
dly iu the wheat pie since the price got
above upr, II WIS not dull, tof the pit was
| filed and iair volume ot trading was
| done without anyone getting hurt ormaking
/ % fortune. The outside range, until near
/ che close. was ic, witch made fair day.
/ The Chicago market hal the distinction II
/ being the strongest iu the country, Gables
were conflicting on European weather, aud
| nrte'd un firm bat quiet markets abroad,
! Returns from experts in thc northwest were
| encouraging ~ the bulls. At New York
/ there was waiting matkct-Nnitiug
/ iur the longs Ia unload. Here the
! long, did unload quite freely early aud put
December from nlac 10 90 sc and whom the
market dill not hUak with the weight the
| trade turned buyers and put the price M Ia
| So ~. Between ptAc and iic was con.
| test during the closing hour aud ut ten
! minutes hefup the close the bear, succeeded
| he pounding the price 90 20 Sc, October sold
between p3Ctl8sc, aud May ps.Cnpi,c
| Wheat closed nt o'tluCk pm, ut ul'.r iut
December This was e. over the bottom
Tor the day aud Nc under last nigh m,
corn pit WIS very thiuly settled and thOs,
present wcru not over eager to do business
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06

Lawn Choice. t'sHNg common 81 good,
per head. a. ipHIul
tlossHt Choice lifht inh' 81. good, l4Mht
common i',Wi'pr.
tkTfIr=t huiur i'aHtag, Tuoi, 2'a.tb',
sCallnNars. itm2hc
suru-Choicc, 3's9ic medium SIC,
common, slOlDtiih
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06

TIN. e. o. not q curc-all, but quarter
Of accniuty Of constant use has demon
stnici beyond question that hnncrs In
inith,s Neuralgia Cure il the only known
iuialliblc cure Tor al kinds Of neuralgia and
iur nervous headache. Fifty cents per box.
Manufactured by Rangum Root Medicine
Co, Nashville, Tenn. Sold by Hester -
Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06
Iirrn,INImn..

Cons MrAL-stndard. S2.D9s2ij, pearl,
$500, quiet
beans ANp PrAs-Navy beans, $3.50. mcdi-
um. - UOGt2 %
oar Mrlt-ln half brls, $3.50 from store.
CuACKrRs-Soda, treble extra, &c, ginrcI
snaps, Sism0c, assorted jumblcs, lOBl2c
cream crackers, s1M0c.
FiouR-frnm store, common, S3.5ntr3.I'
family. S3.gDOoi.lO choice, a. 2itpl31, fan
cy, a. jOHi On. extra fancy, SL0O15.5Ji pat
ont, 50 2j6ub 80 strong.
CRACKED WmrAr-ln half brls, $3.50 from
store.
IloMtNY AND Gnrs-From store, 1925
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06

Fish, ackcrcl, half brls, No. l. $40, No
.. s. -. lO-lb kiL No. I, sL@ No. ?, SLID
Dry herring family, 2hc per box.
Hoo PGupUCrs - Strong mess pork,
SlGNg sugar cured hams, lj'gwllc;
breakfast bacon, HOBO, bacon, clear rib
sides, D7sminr; shoulders, o., bulk pork,
clear sides, D1mpkc, clear sidcs, olg9'sci
long clear, pc. shoulders, Ssm'Ac
LAup-rcs, 0G,Dlsc, half hrls O'tColkc;
keys, p1@DNc choice kettle, O3sWlOAc.
Strong.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-06
,o,t,u seed T.,turts

prtYr CHvnr uuHls. prime summer
yellow 60. uUtumm,f yellow. COO i2r. choice
cook ius summer yellow. &C., primo cotton
seed meal. ti1utliSu Jess thnua car lual,
.isUr un cotton SEED meal, siGOE les than
,.4r i.Iu HIam