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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18
In Brief, and To the Point.

Dyspepsia is terrible. DisorPered
liver is misery. Indigestion IL "A foe to
good nature.
The human digestive apnarains is
one of the most complicated and won.
derful things in existence. 1t is easily
put out Of order.
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food,
bad cookers, mental worry, late hours,
irregular habits, and many other
things which ought not to be, have
made the American people a race of
dyspeplics.
But Green's August Flower has
done a wonderful work In reforming
his sad business and making the
American people so healthy that they
can enjoy their meals aud be happy.
Remembcr:-No happiness without
health. But Greens August Flower
brings health and happiness to the
dyspeptic, Ask your druggist for n
bottle. Seventy-tive cents,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18
New And Excellent Man.

Rand, McNally 4 Co. have issued u
new county, township and railway
map Of Montana, pocket form. ac.
acknowledgement Of the receipt of one by
the JOURNAL il hereby made.
The pocket form of the map Is ac-
compsnied, in the same covers, by
new aud original compilation aud
Ready Reference Index, showing in
detail the entire railroad system, the
express company doing business over
each road, aud accurately locating all
cities, towns, postotiices, railroad sta
tinn-, villages, counties, mountains,
rivers, etc, ia the state; with populs-
ton Of each town given according 10
the latest official census. The map
shows all surveys Ia date, all agricul.
tursl land, the stock ranges. military
reservations, Indian reservations. etc.
and includes the Montana portion Of
the Yellowstone National Park. IL l.
the most Trustworthy map Of Moutaus
ever published.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18
Almost lire.

Yesterday morning about 8 o'clock
an alarm OF fire WINS given from Pep
per d Jones's saloon, which from the
inhccessibility OF its location gave
promise OF resulting in q destructive
conilagration, hut which was almost
immediately exlinguIshed thanks TO
the prompt action Of supt. Ullman At
The electric light station. To explain
the cause Of The alarm 1t is necessary
70 40 back to the events Of Thursday
night Early in the evening some
mechanical appliance In the electric
light box ut Pepper a Jones burned
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18

out and IL being impossible IL repair IL
AT that hour, the switch In the brx
was turned, -hutung the currru' of
In the morning abIut 3 O'Clock Deaf
Johnson rnu. VA h. "i' an up Hui NJ is
his custom Returned the switch on, not
knowing ~ The trouble uf the night b d.
fore. b. Il uny al The current WAS rr-
leased aud owing tn The brrak metz
toned did DOT mHkr Tie proper cir.
cult. According u the known law,
governing u current Of this volume
when released, # Il cam d d. what II
ought to IT, will d thu b-'t II eau. Tn"
best that could be done IN this III
-tan,e was 81 jump n gap Of about i've
inches in tn" box Al ! connect with u
piece Of metal on the other side. Tnis
IL did, an | all Va lpv-ly AZ far a. thu
current wa concern Hi,hu the intrn-"
heat son set the hpx uu fire. Abbu'
this time Jphnspn Oattne aware by
he all II lts u~lfactO les tht ther.
wu-a fire somewhere aud h. 20 10,
ca'-d i aud with tn h"lp uf wdst few
Il lpp ,uei TO b.AroIli set abult ex.
ringui,hiug II. AT the station I'll : un-
u-u Al -trtiu on the current quickly
IA ode itself IN ,uiie.t aud 5upt. Uli.
man with ut further ada, put tn'
brtk :. On an | shut the current OF Ell
tlrrIy. TINS of cnur-e removed thu
primary cause OF cunil 'grttIun aud all
that was lett tor the workers NJ Pepper
Il Jones was to -x'inguish tn" -moul.
d.rlug wbp1ghrk " Ii:l was quickly
dom aud all W - ~ un serene.
While the tire origin itei from the
electric current, Il i''s nIl ia any way
reflect N the sgt m "a leiug produc-
tiv. OF firt. Tne 81 u. cIniuLiDn of at.
fairs ctI -rir'-ly 30 .ur az il ani
even ~ they existed, there yt- perfect
immunity from danger 4. hong n tue
switch was not turned. All the appli.
nnces used 10y the company hSvr the
approval Of the bblri Of underwriters
and barring the accidents that will
happen in spite of the utmost precau.
ton. are as safe as hun III ingenuity
eau make them.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18
The Deal Accomplished

The announcement made In the
JOURNAL "A wrtk ago, concerning n
deal in horses toy which Capt. A. q.
Neate b ught tull half interest in
the Bourne horse ranch. was IIttle
premature, but the deal was -atisfuc.
torily concluded, Yesterday. By the
term. Of the agreement Capt. Neate be-
comes pos.es-or # one.half interest in
live stock aud ranch-s-there being
in the n%eighborhoOd Of 100 head Of
breeders, brood mares, g-ldings aud
coils, all graded stock. Bourne will
continue ss manager Of the ranch. at
tend 10 all breeding aud general d.
r%ection, while Capt Neat will devote
his attention To stls- Of stock. and
finances. Caot. Neate Il "A young
Englshmar who has devoted a yrHr
or more 10 learning the stock business
aud this j. his first Investment IN his
country and there il .very indication
sf it, proving a good investment
Bourne j. the pioneer horsrman oI
eastern Montana. and was the first ont
to put horses on the river, having To-
Gated his present ranch aud stocked IL
In 1852. Hts aim has been to breed
up aud improve and 1t il now an nc
knowledgei fact that his horse herd
is among the very best in the couu.
try
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18

Charley Brown hold. himself and
team ready to take a drive to the
Tongue river dam whenever il il prob.
able the break up is at hand. He
wants to see the Ice come over the dam
ana then make haste TO Miles City Ia
see the river 20 out. Charley has
been mstliDg for coal oil barrels t.
make the usual bonfire AT the river
bank, hut the scarcity Of that article
being apparent, an electro wire and
lamp j. now what he j. turning his at.
tenliUu To-.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18

Without dpubt III, Deer Lodge
htngrng took place yesterday. Mar.
tin l.. scott was the name of the
doomed man, aud he murdered his
wife near Granite, last fall. The gov
ernor refused any relief whatever, moi
even n respite for better preparation of
his soul for the unquenchable here.
after.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18
Odd EeIloMs' NoiiJes

There will be irregular meeting o.
Custer Lodge. No. IL /. o. q. f.. on
Monday evening, Feb. 20rh, Mt 5
O'clock. for the transaction of business
A tull attendance i. requested. Visit
ing brethren cordially invited.
WM. VAN GASKEN,
Secetary.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18

]. III. Cmrad Il Co. have purchased
An entir~ stock Of GLASSWARE, consist
ing Of Library lamps, stand lamps,
bracket lamps and etc, which will he
sold for cash at greatly reduced prices
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18
SCR|BNER'S MAGAZINE.
?".s.. ls 1871: = Beautiful Christmas Number.

The holiday issue, now ready, j. complete in itself containing u o sern
matter. The cover is enriched by an ornamental border printed Ia gold. The
price is u usua, - cents. 1t contains the mstd delightful stDhes, poems. ana
essays by Distinguished writer, ana superb illustrations.
Among the important articles 10 appear during the year 1858 are the
fonowlnE-SeId mr prospectus:
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON viii contribute regularly TO each number
during TIE year He VIII write N many topic. old aud new and a "a fzmL
lar and persona WAY, which Will lruu, new bond, If nieud.6I, b.Iv een he
on DHeann-' appearing III the January number, h. relates inrldeuty, in COP
htH"h WI" ie R'heIalt G'J-h -nhe interesting iacl- concerning the origin
OF Ia" isH"us story 'Sl'aIg e Case IF Dr. JrkyI and Mr. Hyden
RAILWAY ACCIDENTS. by W :. CHAPLAIN, will be the nrt Of AN rs
pecauy lui'htaut ana Interesting serbs al papers N railways, their admins
"uh pt~"-, and. nrir'i. lirr' r"nrhts OF lhe subject which in this day e n
gsgr' The at Iu 81 ia" wiuir, oanlty. he Illustrations which will accom-
Ihny' MT >erer VIII be very elaborate, original aud beautiful. The authors
he hue' at h" tlue ariirh- VAL nr announced later.
DR, d A. SARGENT'S paper 0n Physical Prop rtionS aud Physical Train
% WI! he continued bv several ." ~ rra"ng inEr's st, with - rich and unique
Illustrations A. THOSE which hny" already appeared.
ILLUSTRATED ARTICLES of special terestw will b4 those on the Campaivu
i Wnt"rlr, ty JOHN &. ROPES; on The Man At Arm" 10y +. IA.
BLASHFIELD; r~"p ,per. 10y EDWARD L. WILSON, nIu-rnrn no results
OF recent j EIuan research; a further aricl- hv WILLIAM +. APTHORP,
g asu'Jr"i "nht'''" "lh Hs ferLt contribution on Wagner and many
PROFESSOR sHALE2S ,rthIr- - u the Surface Of thu Earth will be con-
tiuurii an at"t~upt v'of the most interesting groups of conts nporsry
Eur"i"a M writer" VIII ' 4 '"Hnpmrri lay rich and novel p,rrut iul rauons
Inrpr-sr. ty lslrin" u""ith~ ugu these topics.
MENDELs5 1HNS LETTERS written to his friend, " ~rI-> at IeculL
srLy interesting time" ~ ctrr+'. viii furnish the subIance of sever! .ticles
of grat Interest 10 musical read r. Which will be illustrated with PORTRAITS and
drawings from Memberships own hand
THE FICTION viii h. strong, not cmy in the work of well knownwtiten
been 50 fortunate durinr ~ N-t veal 81 puhnaItnn. A serial novel entitled
"Ful Harry. srnbv FREDERICJ SrIuSON. viii be hppnn IN The January
and n. q. HUMMER. The >h"rt SORES are NJ noticeable srength aud
freshness
raNons. they will !" rr"ns HIo'un. I0'.n,."rt" than ever II u the in
t.mion az The rnl -n". =" r-nrr-, ESQ, n-, work 4 tn. leading artists and
SPECIAL. NOTICE To Dn0l" r-ah- ." o"ss he Msvszinp frH m he
first nu nh~r lJsuunrv. 1857 re u"trr intu" merits are offered. A years
substitution and the Plumbers far lSS7, S9
A year. .utscrrt"n nd ~ numbers ~ I~7 bound II two viumn-
cloth, gilt top. SO
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18

The Muuespoli, Journal, of Thurs
day, contains "A well written letter
from c. w. Seyde, descriptive Of this
country u, il il. aud asserting only
that which Is correct and right. Such
an article, in -uch "A paper, is calcu.
lated 10 dn much good for Montana.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18

The railway station agents have met,
worked, Toasted and danced and adj,
journed until another year. The meet
Ing was held Mt tue Merchants hotel,
Helena, but out Of u membership roll
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18

The Lady IN the shadow, or the Pc.
liceman's Quest, IL The title Of a new
book written by Billheimer, advance
sheets of which have been received.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18

Assisted by Miss REM Blssonett,
Al. Campbell entertained the Eucbre
club at his bachelor apartments above
his store last night. A very enjoyable
time was had by all.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18

Mrs. :. WesrcOtt, the married dsugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Willard,
arrived from Grand Forks. OAK, yes
t-rday and will spend n few day.
with her mother OF the ranch near
town,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18

The Rev. &. &. Frost aud one Pom.
eroy, of Chicago, are in Cleveland,
Oai1, trying 10 raise capital for the de.
vel0pmrnt of prospects in this district.
We don't know much about Mr.. Frost
but We do know Pomeroy to be- u most
slippery manipulation and u colossal
liar, Hi. circular about the Monitor
tunnel properties two years ago might
have made the bones Of Anluias turn
a series Of double somerssul's in his
grave.-Butte Inter Mountain.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18

Lent will make but little difference
in social circles In this city and some
Of the greatest entertainments are
booked for the next thirty DAYS.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18

Police Magistrate Butler was too un-
well, yestpris", to leave his apart.
ments, bul Mas feeling bet er at supper
time,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18
Noti"e-Board Of Arbitration.

Al a meeting 81 the territorial board ~ aTbitra.
tion held this 18th day Of January, AID 1855, II
was resolve that due nntice should be given that
the board NJ Arbitration q The Territory Of Mon,
the law authorizing the appointment % a terri
torial board Of arbitration by the governor. And
that parties having any matter la dispute thai
should he considered by the board can have due
Cognizance taken OF such matter by applying ID
DT, Chas MussigbrOi, chairman ~ The board
whose address Is Warm springs, Deer Lodge
county, Montana, or 10 W, 7. renrOse, secretary,
whose addB IS il Bate, Montana.
CHAS Y. MuSslGBROp,
Chairman, hoard Il Arbitration.
Helena, ". T., January l3lh, 1855.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18

Everything j. OF now until the
food; new Temperance societies are be'
ing formed among the gang aud every
body going 10 he good.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18

Jas. Bt-ch. the we'll known St.
Paul drummer, arrived In the city
yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18

According to tue Helena papers one
Fred w. Hill has secured n license Ia
wed one Emma Weir, of Helena.
Must be our Freddy.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18

of forty, but fourteen answered to their
names, The association took a ride,
by invitation. over the Montana Cen
tral 'oGreat Fails and there dispersed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18

The popular blood plriher, Hood
Sarsaparills, Is having Il tremendou
sale this season. Nearly everybody
takes II. Try 1t yourself.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18
EATHE Va

IAN. sP.a BAN.
Friday, Feb. IL "a - Fl"
From Thermometer reading. taken at Whght's
drug store.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18

The masqu .rade given by the boys,
tonight at the Rink, should be well
attended, as it IL lIkelyto be the last OF
the season.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18

MNlce pure Michigan apple cider
just received ut Flaharty's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18
BUSINESS NOTICES.

THAT HACKING COUGH can he
so yuckiy cared hy SuUoh's Cure
We guarantee II. For ale 10y w. T.
S,vng",
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dy--
prI,-Ia an ! LAYER Complain? Suiloh'-
NnaliZar j. guar tuI-rti Iu cure YOU.
For nj. hv w T.. Stvtvr.
SLEEPLES' NIGHTS. mtd. mis-
cradle Nv ina terrible rogsh. ~hiinh's
rurr i th- rrmedy for you. For sale
ny W. T. Savage.
CArARRH CURED. health ani
sweet breath srcIrrd. hv ShIl0l =
Cararrh Remedy. Price 30 cent.
N,-al INJECTOR free. For -al- by W.
f. Swap.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18

Spring and summer visited the land
hand in hand, yesterday, and the
snow was forced 10 retire precipitately.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18

A. Lakeland. from Brighton Beach
l.. /. is stopping at the Marqureu.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18

Masquerade at the Rink tonight.
He OCH band in attendance.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18

All WHISTLES at Ben smiths ar,
guaranteed double stamp Kentucky
goods. .
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18

That heavy fog, last night, was boil
unusual sud uncomfortable.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18

s. ". Bell is in theci,y, from Min.
neapolis.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18
LOCAL ITE M S.

Saratoga CHRIS at Smith & Haynes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18

Leave orders for Comslock's coal at
skinner store.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18

In the the District Court Of the Third Judicial
u strict pi the Territory of Montana within and
for tue county Of Custer,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-18
Northern Pacific Time Table,

LEAVE MILES CITY GOING WEST.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-13
Cash quotations were as follows,

Flour-Firm and unchanged.
No. spring wheat S2l4c, No. 3 spring
wheat 7Gtl70c No. red, s5ISc No. 2corn,
HAaii &c. No. 2 oats Doc; No. rye, i1HtD
i74c; No ? barley, nominal; No. / ilaxsccd,
Sl.li prime timothy seed, Sl.93n2OO.
Mess Pork--Per brl, $l35Oml3G0 Lard,
per 100 lbs, SS.GDd1s.6219; short ribs sides
(loosel, &.Oj@S.OO; dry sailed shoulders
tboxcd). HiDm1J0; short clear sides
(boxcdL. $s.7O@U.OO
Rcccipts-Flour l5,0O0brls; wheat, 5000
In, corn $4,000 bu; oats, $1,000 bui rye,
900 bu barley 5000 bu.
Shipments-flour, 1000 brls; wheat, ll6
900 bu; corn, 232, 900 bu oats, 2s3. 900 bu; rye,
5000 bu; barley, none.
Hay Offerings Of desirable grades con
tnuc small, with the inquiry urgent and
prices higher both prairie and timothy en-
juyiug the advance, New prairie, prime,
$500. choice fancy, Ss.5O6t9.0O, old timothy,
S2UOO6o2lOO; fancy new, S2l.OO
Buttcr-ln better demand creamery, II
@igc; dairy, li@l7c.
Egg,-Stcady at Toe for cool stock.
Pruyi,iuns-Dull and unsettled. Pork
Sli2jHlIjO for Job lots. Iard-rrimc
steam, nominal ut SS.25. Dry salt meats
Shoulders, s.. -, longs and ribs, $500 short
clear, $50 Bacon Boxed shoulders, SS.Ot
6S.2j, longs and ribs. 500 short clear
&06udN12lI. llams-Sl2. Juftllm.
Receipts Flour, 1900 brls, wheat, 2l5,
900 In, corn, ~, go bu; oats, ", 900 bu.
Shipmcnts---Flour 1900 brl.; wheat ~,
go bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats i2,Ooo bu.
81, LouIs. Aug. l.-Flour-Quict.
Whcut-Lowcr An excited and sharply
| higher opening was the result nj
| the government report, placing the
condition of spring wheat at nearly
o points below July, but the selling
was pressing enough 10 move prices down
aud there was no recovery a. speak Of after
ward md the close was weak NJ i,mAc he
| low yesterday. No. cash, s5mSj'sc; An
| gust. $3.50 September, s2ismNjhsc, closing
| at s2isc, October, s3tkCtsi 81. closing al
s3,sc asked; December, s6}ms7 &C. CLOSING
at $3.50, May, OlA@02JlC, closing at 81 =,
| bid
Corn-Wcak and lower, cash. No ., a
i2ilmi2 -; August, age: September, ~ =
| @il'sc, closing at ii'sttil -, October. 500
| C,iD'ic, closing at 3bi-t asked, January
| Blsr MAY % lsc; year. 33isc bid.
Oats Firm No. . casl. "a ,m2i7.c; An
gust aud September, sjc; year, BE; May
| ~ ~.
Iran Firm at 5iiE@5Gc.
flaNsccd-Adyancing; steady at $40
Coffnmcal-stcndy at t2.5b@2SS
Ryo-Quict at I7}sc. j
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-13
Graf. aud Provisions.

Cuic,uo. H.. Aug. lI.-wheat was
fairly active, with the greater portion 1T
the business transacted during tie early
part " the session. The feeling vas unset.
tied. and while prices ruled considerably
higher the advance was not sustained. The
opening was decidedly strong. aud prices =
mi'.y higher than closing hTups on change
Yesterday, This advance Was due 10 the
government crop report Hut the advance
brought uut some free realizing. local
trader selling freely. which induced Othcrs
a. sell aud weak feeling sct in, prices lie.
clining sc Then later on the rumur that
q supplementary report hal been issued by
the agricultural department, making the
yield " spring wheat LANCER than the hgups
II percentage aud ACREAGE would indicate,
helped ~ further weaken the market, aud
prices declined 'sc more. There Wa q slight
rvuoycry irum Inside prices, and the market
closed about htt'.c higher than yesterday
Corn was active, but weak aud lower.
Olcnngs VEN lnusc from all sources, while
demand was limited Co wants of local
shorts Opened q shade better than ycstcr
day, but soon ruled weak, declining In al
1 Nc. ruled steady aud closed A.Ctl'sc lower
than yesterday, The weakening features
were The heavy receipts and the government
crop reports Oats were easy with tendency
downward, and closing prices show n decline
81 around. Quite M active speculative
trade was reported in mess pork, aud prices
ruled With considerable irrrrularity Opcn.
Ing sales wec made at a6,,l 50 advance. hut
the market soon weakened under ties prs.
sure 20 cell, and prices declined Jott.nc
Later the demand showed some improve.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-13
GENERAL TRADE.

Eggs were marked lower today other ar
tlcles unchanged Amount Of grain in store
at the elevators Wheat 4,730 bushels, corn,
q, 53l bushels, and oats 2, iG5 bushels.
At New Orleans the sugar market Is cH-
ccedingly quiet and unintcrcstinE prices
are steady at the recent decline, refined
sugar is In fair demand and firm. Molasscs
continues quiet and unchanged. Rice is
steady, with fair demand for shipment
At New York there is frmcr tone In
sugars, both raw aud refined with good
prospects Tor coffee aud fair interest in tea
while other grocery goods hold their own In
yaluc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-13

NEw YoRW, Aug. ii.-.-Concc Spot fair.
Rio firm AT ili4c, options Soto points high.
CT and fairly nctivc Sales, ~ 80 hngs. Al.
gust, sli.Uctii. 10, September, slO.5OtaI1Oe
October 9ujOtlO1 November, S9S5taD 80.
December, ip7OdDni January, slOUO. Feb.
ruary tlOOjaiO.l0. March $1,000
hugar-firm; fair refining, . 5-i6c: refined
steady; &, 600 90, extra &. B5.lGdGisc.
white extra &. u 1896 li-iGc; yellow,
Gao l.iGc; Oh A, 6a4m6flc. standard A,
nc, conicctioncr's 4 1870 O-lGc powder
ell, 79.c. Molasscs-Quict. Ricc-Sirong.
CINciNNAri, o., Aug. ti.-Whisky-Stcady;
sales, III barrels II finished goods ON basis
II fli Buttcr-Quiet. Sugnr-Strongcr.
Eggs-Dull at lO6tlOisc. Chccsc-Stcady.
Cmc,Go, lit, Aug. lion the Produce
exchange, to-day. the butter market was
steady extra creamery, iS'aisisc, firsts.
ll,.@ijc, fancy dairy, l5@i6c; iirsis, 100
l3lsc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-13
r.m.,. .,rc,, car cendne,er..

From the Cincinnati Enquirer
They have female street car conductors
In Valparaiso, and the street cau are double.
dcckcn The average Chilian Is a rough
character, naughty, armgnnt, impairment
and abusive, aud the country has more In.
Temperance than any other In South Amer.
lea, and more quarrcls and murder. Tho
Young bloods ilirt with The female conduc.
tors and make the cars nuisance. These
female conductors wcM a uniform Of blue
flannel, with Panama bat and white pin.
aiorc with many pockets, reaching from
the breast 10 the ankles. Tho Chilian
women arr not pretty, And many Of them
arr Of q Saxon mixturo. Criminals aud
castaway women wear n kind Of nun cos.
tune. aud arc thus advertised. Women
who have been false ~ their marriage
vows sometimes ~ 10 a convent and whip
themselves literally.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-13
nnMrsrIc ENCmANGE.

New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing, $3.50 per 81, 600 premium selling New
Orleans, 81 discount buying par selling
Cincinnati ST. Lou, and Louisville, demand
par buying 81 per 5000 premium selling
The local cotton market closed steady, with
sales % bales, all 10 spinncrs. New Orleans
spots closed nominal at an advance Of &c.
futures were quiet aud steady, August de.
clined points, September remained un-
changed, and remaining months went of
10 points. Liverpool was dull, prices gen
orally in buyers favor, futures of point.
The New York spot market closed duh and
easy with futures very steady August de.
clined points, while the remaining months
advanced TO points.
Hubbard, Price a Co say Liverpool adj
vices this morning failed TO realize the inn
provoment which IL was expected the bu-
rcau report would effect, and opened and
closed rather lower than last evening. Pri-
vatc adyiccs from there are rather bcarish In
tone, but the continent evidently places
more belief In the uufayorablc tone 81 the
bureaus, as most Of the buying orders for
the distant portions came from there, A
customary reaction was lufccu on August,
bring out some long cotton when yesterday
sellers stopped In purchasing all the offer.
ings. The fcalurcuf the decline was the sell
ing Of about 5000 bales Of August, which Is
thought to be short cotton"
The first bale Of new cotton from the Mem
phis district was received yesterday at tho
Cotton exchange. The bale was raised by j.
r. Wayne, OF lonokc, Ark, and was shipped
10 W. A. Gage 4 Co, Of Memphis. IL was
sold at auction in front Of the Cotton cN-
change, At noon today by r. j. Mccarthy,
auctionccr the purchaser being Jones Bros.
Co, for the sum of Toe per pound. Free
transportation east was offered by the Star
Union line. Louisville 4 Nashville Railroad
company, Blue line, White and Midland line
Newport News n Mississippi Valley railroad
and free insurance was offered 10y Thoma,
Wexford and by Marx a Bcnsdorf All
Luther, agent Of the Star Union line, shipped
the new bale east last night by passenger
train and free OF chnrgc.
Galveston received 2Oi and Savannah
twcnty-eight new bales cotton on Wcdncs.
day. Savannah is Offering new cotton &c
under price of old.