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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
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Money, Donds and stoc,,..

NEW YORK, May ll.-Moncy on call easy with no
loans closed offered at ~ per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 3&95lE Sterling exchange dull,
put steady at sis1 Tor slxtyday bulls and sLSSH
Government bonds dull and steady. State bonds
duh ard steady
There was no change in the stock market this
morning from its original dulluess, though a few
features were developed and after the fractional
decline from the bear hammering, covering of
shorts with little buying for long account rallied
the list snd the final changes were generally In the
direct on OF higher figures. Commission people
were doing nothing at the opening and tho profess
sional element again had full control, and being
bcarishly inclined first prices wcrn generally
slightly lower than last evenings figures aud the
subsequent dealings were marked by a
was Intensely dun aud the movement scarcely
perccpltble. The manipulation was conferred
upon Oregon Unconstitutional and Atchison and
In the former was attended with considerable sue.
cess decline OF Is per cent. 10 3ils, occurring In
the irst hall hour. The impression upon Atcnison
was less marked ana little buying soon started
the list up again and most stocks were carried
above first prices on the rebound Mon animation
was shown in the upward movement, but the
market was dull at all times, ouly Richmond Il
West Point besides tho two stocks mentioned dis.
playing any activity whatever. The strong feat.
utes OF the day were Rock Island and Tennessee
Coal and those shares scored material Sain for
the day. The demand for stocks Increased In the
last few minutes, but the close was quiet aud firm
al but slight changes from iirst prices. The ma
lOriy OF the list are small fractions higher, but
Rock Island rose ~ and Tennessee Coal l.
Railroad bonds were dull aud while the general
tone OF the dealings was steady 60 firm, u lew H.
sues were heavy and Irregular changes of small
fractions were made. The total sales were only
Si67.OOO
Tho sales Of bonds for the week were sg,75sOOC
against only g. 100 900 last week.
The total sales of stocks today wcro 7O,5H shares
Closing quotations.
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corn $4,000 bu; oats $500 bu rye, 5000 bu; bar.
81 81. i' LOUIS, D1 May m-rlour-Qule. aud
Whcat~Iowers .The Government crop repor, and
general rains In Wcsl had bcarish effect onry ana
u pressure to selfnosulted. After sharp decline,
the market rallisdNery little aud tho close was l9s
May T7li@7TISc, clAsimg at nc bid June, 7Gi,6S
NE closing at 10sIc; July 7l5sa75l.c closing nj
7ls7i9sc asked, kuSnsE az sS5ilI &C. closing 7isSc
bid scplemperr aaSsc2 .oSc' closing at 559sci De
Corn-Lower; sNb. . mixed cash, s2ia9e, e:
May, Sih@aljsc. closing at 81 ,c June SlHSS5, c,
closing at 3ll4 qskVi; July, 81 ,pSl9ac closing at
30. deSsSc askdl, august 81, ,tS, q, closing at
| Ss&G September SFi95ihc, closing at SS,Sc
oSts-Lower No . cash 28,so bid, MAY. go
bid June, 2sl4923sc, closing at 2 &C asked; July,
Rye-ifal h.ir demand and strong; No ., Ale bid.
Barlcy-No market
Haydn good local demand; prairie, slOO@S 80;
| timothy, S950@l2b0,
Bran--Slrong 5i@55c.
Flaxsocd-Sl.lh.
Lead-Market higher and very strong refined,
Buitcr~Dull and easy; creamery, lsgi5c dairy,
| i29lac.
Corn meal-Actlye and hi ghcr at 81. oO@LeS.
Provisions Unchanged
pOrk-Sl2.O.
Iard-Prime steam. nominally s6.GSad7o
Dry salt Meats-BoNcd shoulders, s662i& longs
and ribs SGG2tfee6 70. short clear, sL61lVdtaOO.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, $500; longs, sJ.sO@6, IS:
ribs, sGSD@G 20; short clear, SLOO@Ll2Js
Hams-sl. 70eti200.
Receipts-Fiour, 5000 brls; wheat 5000 bu;
corn, $4,000 bui oats, 5000 bu, rye 1000 bu;
barley, 1900 bu
shipments 5000 brls: wheat, 1000 bu;
corn liGOOO bu; oats 60O0 bu, rye, 1000 bu; barley,
/ none.
KANSAS CITY, No, May ii.-whCat- Quiet;
| No. nd. cash, NE July, Ottgc asked. August
sales at 6llSc No , soft cash, 7sc july 6lLc
| bid, ca g asked.
June sales ut 2ltc; July 30 W bid 25c asked No.
| white. cash, 2sI 70 asked.
oats-No. 2. cash. sales at 20aci June, sales al
a0lyc
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ssrocerIc..

NEW YORK, May il.-CoNte- Options opened
steady aud 1@l5 points up closing dun aud un.
changed 10 10 points up sales ~ $50 bags includ.
ing May. slG60ctiG70. June. Sl6OOalt7I July.
SlGSOdiGS August, Sl1,ul september Sl7lOU1
lL2u. October November, sl,N December. Si7.N.
February, sl7.S1gi1.iO. spot Rio quiet tair
Cnrgoes. ls'tc
sugar-l,aw, nrmcr fair refining. 65l6gG1 =,
changed.
Molasscs Foreign, steady, New Orleans dull
Better demand; domestic, t4@Gj.c; Japan,
E4s5lac
CHICAGO, H., MAY lion the Produce Tx
change today the butter market was weak, fancy
creamery, l69iS choice Ia line dairy, i3e, Toe. fine
dairy iial6c, fair 10 good lCai2c.
Eggs-liiSc
CINCINNATI. o., May lt.--Whisky-s Steady, sale,
$40 barrels finished goods on a basis Of Sl.Ul
Sugar-firm.
Eggs-firm. li@iidn
ChcVsc-Stendy.
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Fce,lstuns.

HAl-Choicc. nom store. sc. car load, from
lcycc or depot SihiOsiGu0 prime. from siorc, 7bes
sc. car load frum lcycc OF depot slld0ffi5.O1.
prairie fnOm store, j0stoc car load, lrum lcyec OF
depot sluuuHliu0.
CORN-fTom storc. white. fGifaf7c, mixed. fic.
from lcycc or depot white, In bulk, WaDc. In
sacks. &c. mixed, In bulk, Do In sacks. ale
BgAN-from st0rc. ~ fs75c. from leyco on
depot, sil;1ssiL0n
0Afs-From store. white. 8ia57c. mixed. ga
aif from lcvcc or depot white in bulk aletgJC, In
sacks, sc. mixed. IN bulk. ~ ia sacks, 90.
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CHICAGO. H., May 1.-the Droprs' Journal ~.
ports Cnltc-Rccclpls, 800 shipments -
market steady; bccycs, sjlO5et2i; steers, "a tOa
i2t gtockrrs aud feeders e. jOOt3.G0 cows, bulls
aud mixed, Slsjef8 co. Texas cattle. 81 9Utt3hu.
llogs-Rcccipis, 1a.Oto shipments lUO market
steady; mixed, si.b5esL55. heavy, Sl5Orl 90 light
SLUOalNt skips, SijDdLh
shcep-Rccelpts, 2OdO. shipments, -; market
firm; natives, slOO9h01 Western, sjjO9LSO. Tex
AnA SJOOdg3 ~ lambs sLiOa5.7h
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FTsI-Mnckcrcl hall bfls, No. l. $40. No. p
g. ~ No A. g. - i0lb Kits No I. siai No 2 si.2i.
SO. 3. -. Dry Herring Family, Sc per box. \.
& roe herring half brls. 20 White fish-llali
bflA sjsN
ilOG PRODUCTs-Quiet pork. siae5aia75s IN.
gar cured mans. iO2aiilsr breakfast bacon, ~.
To- r. clear rib side bacon set5is shoulders, 90
G,sfs,c. long clear. 6iga,C,1 Shoulder, tssc
LARD-Ics. 1c half barrels, nc. kcgA, &c
choice kettle. ~ ,fsnc. quiet
fRfsli MEAis-llrcf. hlndquartcr sa7c; fore
quarter. 3 etlc. CITY hog, Ge,ic country dressed,
b sH0c per 10.
Pics 'FEET-Brls, 800. half brls, $780, kegs
MW
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened quiet aud closed
Quiet mlddling 10 il.iGc SALES. $50 bale. includ.
ing 49, bales last evening" Of which none W OK.
porter. and all TO splnnen.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary. 3 oiCc. good ordinary, , 5iGc low mid
ding. 10 slice midding. 10 il-i6c: good midiiing.
II 5icc middllnK fair. nominal fair, nominal.
dusty, issli4o lower
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BreasistufTs.

FLoUR-From store, family. SaT5; choice, sli5
fancy, sLs5: extra fancy sL6i; patent, sj.2S firm.
OBNMEAi-pearl, Sli0 roller g. 10. steady.
BEANS AND PEAs-Nayy beans, Si.7j@2OG me
dun, 81 .bn9L7A
oAfMEAI.-In half hrls. $50 from store.
CRACKEits-soda extra. 30. treble extra, Ca
6ilc ginger snar-, 7@s'gc assorted iumbles, llg
l2ior. cram CrAckcfs 1850.
CRACKED wiEAT-ln half brls. $50 from
Sturc.
IioMfNY AND GRITs-From store. sl2a
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New yorl. Dry Good. market.

NEW YORK, May ii.-Budncss IN dry goods was
light today though some agents reported n fair
demand for summer fabrics aud jObhcn wero de
llyuTing May goods on account of uuCcut sales The
market was unchanged, but maintained d firm tone
on cotton, with an upward tendency on coarse
yarn goods, while Increasing ilrnucs was reported
moderate request, but clothing woolcns were bono.
fitted 10 the cNtcnt pi a favorable decision by the
Collector IT the lun iu The matter ~ the clnslhca.
able as WOolrua.
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CATrLE-Choice to extra SZaS9lc good, sa
SIC; scalawags to medium, iA6t2tsc; choice feed.
ems $50 and up, 2549Sc feeders 100 to gjO, 2l,9
hoGs-choice corniCd, is1@sc good, 4ISal,.c;
common, 31s6lic ~
:, sHEEp@Choice, lIc; medium, 9<sIc; common,
LAMBss-choice, Sc common to good, per head,
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Cotton Seed Produc,.

Oll-Prime crude, SSfiOc; OF crude, s0a2Sc;
prime summer yellow, 4S@tSc oil summer yellow,
4OSf2c; choice cooking summer yellow, 5O@Sac
prime summer white 4lalGc
MEAiS-Prime slS00@SjG less than car load,
slsoO@l9;Se OIL meal, sl60O@l75O less than car
load, sl7.O0ylL50
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CHICAGO. III. May ii.-whcni uAs lower under
the double weakening influence ~ favorable crop
reports by tie agricultural department and a
hayy aud gclcai niin over most ~ the country
last night The opening Wa i'stll.c lower. ruled
steady most of the scsun AZ The decline, later suld
on = more. advanced z r and closed il,c lower
than yesterday There Wa very Fcncml selling.
but ID the samc time thrfC va Fuud buying aud
the INT half hour witnessed pretty active trade,
after which the market ruled quiet aud steady.
Adylus ffum the ohio Valley, part ~ Indiana and
iiiuuis rvpou dry weather with indications u
raiu. live boat loadt wCfv reported taken cor CK.
port at the 80 buard with prospects " mon doing
Corn WIS fairly active but weaker. The marked
oteurd at 20 r lower than The closing prices Ol
Yesterday and sold on ~, ruled steady aud closed
,,aic lower than yesterday.
'uats wtfc weaker. Flint sales were NJ ifJsr de
cline Offering continue ifcv. Although trading
VS. fairly active. pfoa continued on The down
wnrd cuure and further decline 81 'sr was -
cufdcd and the market closed easy NJ about Inside
prices
only a moderate trade was reported IN hos
pfulucts aud the feeling VS. ohslof. lnccs opened
lower. though fluctuations WCfu confined within 4
c0mpdri lively narrow mugC
The leading futures hinged a. follows
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The New York FmaneiH Chronicle OF May II
gives the following figures Total visible supply.
2li50l2 bales, against 2,i9d 753 IN 1883 These fig
ures indicate decrease Of cotton In sight of 81
7li bales as compared with the same date In lSss,
and decrease Of 2ilOl2 bales as compared with
kame date ln lssI.
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Wool.


ST. LOUIS No, Mo i.--wool-Strong aud
higher, unwashei. BRIGHT medium, l7g2ic. coarse
braid, l0eg2oC low sandy iNaGc. fine light ii, BE.
lnc heavy, llsl5G tub washed. choice, DO y. la.
iCflUr, aloI &c
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CANNED GOODS = I1ncappleS ti,isslo
Peaches. ihs standard, e. .safLS1 second 81 t0es
10 Tomatoes lbs standard .Sses ~ ls tandnri,
sl.Oo. stmN bcrries. 81 - Raspbeuic.. % Black
berries slu0. Grccn cages, ti.m Pear tl.y0.
PlumsSi.dn. AsparsgusN On Green corr. 81 ooefi ~
Green poas.S. 2ia..b0. Cove OYSTER full weight
To-, 9s'1c Us, sl',gi;oF light "slsnt 80
$40. swiss, STA salmon. Sl.Gie1m. sardinos.
tl5G mustard sardinos si.io Mackcrcl, sLi5S
In herring naekgrel, ia y,,.. 49,.
clarified - .ggs r. refined A, Sc standard granu'
lated, y. powdgrud, v &C. cut loaf, g,c opcn kot
tofffk.t omm5a. r.. ordinary. isc. fair. ~.
prime Rio. lnse. cholcc 10 iancy, Ns21c' Old gov
eminent, ,naAic. steady
sALT-saglnAw, tl.sssi.io pcr barrel. ohio
River, 81 lsesi Is Per barfvl Louisiana, tlibaL0
sacks fnc. 81 80 coarsc. i1t pkia g,nic
RICE Louisiana, 1883. Carolina Gs5c.
CiirfsI'-Irime ants. -. New York factory,
-. full crrnm, i1c Young America. i.c.
MOLA-- ks-loultinuh, common o. fair lal.c.
prime choice, gSaioc fancy. tlg ocnifilnfals'
common 20 lair 2iyec prime 70 choice, 2,9sic
'CtRNDiEsNstieEs. an slle.. In bxs. %, aud bris
eSalu'4 fancy assorted, yNeii'sg extra iancy'
soar AND cASDLEs-soap s,sssa candles,
full weight s,sc.
uousehoid supplies
TRutT-gtcndy. Omnrct- Mcsslna, s1S0ioo
per box. California 500 pcf box. Lemons ~ y
I
Dates las fITA i2aiic rer pound
ApfLks-tlOuHtOl ri bf. Dried apples. 2'fat
De- pof 10 iroia store Dried peaches 25sl,5c irom
VEGErABLEs- Onions. si2S psr bril- cabbage.
New Orleans crntc. " 1iai100 garlic 10 uer 100.
NuTs-Cocoanup, Siintttw pr 10. Peanuts,
resisted. ie,iSc higher, shsllcd. rcd. 5c white. 70
| spanish. luc. iccnns, TcNas, old, 59l2c, Afkansas
| a'sac Italian chcstnuis, ioaflNc
| HuTt ER-Buttcflno. iiflisC. creamery, 991Qc.
| NnIFw fTH..HHHH country kffffTF fWHfllT.
| IUTAIOEs-iim. y. 2iall5 pCf bfI. sacks. 200
5c pof bui Utah. s0Spc rcr bu' sweet s4o0sAS.
cIDER-onrk. 800 per brl, and $50 per hall
VlNEGAR-p Gal. i2sisc
| EGUs-Hteady boxes. ltss cases, lie.
POULTRY Chickens. young. slooaa m mixed
y toNl ~ hens slSs10o' geese, tia0sacG ducks
fisI rIsM1sG ,,l y, ie.e gsr ~ cat &c, Pei
RAlslNs-London laycr, o.Vf California t22
'ficKLEs- Bh, 800 half brls. slo
miscellaneous.
wHIsKY-stmirht Kentucky bourbon. q .i0q
GO Robertson aud Lincoln Counties, arm ntti.'
@aUo Eastern fycs u0Ha. o. according ~ age ani
| male. common whisky. iOcsfii.aO. according Y
| pr1of, Nothing undof ~ per ccut quoted
GlN.-sLOoelao Tor domestic t1sos25J for I'm
GRASS sEEDs-Hod clover. s5gj bu. herds. ~
/ plc bu. orchard. SIS bu. Timothy. al.7tmAOJ bu
German millet, Gppoc bu. Hungarian, 55ssjo bu
| BAGGiNG -98iOc
sioT-Drop, si.is buck. sLn
LEAD-aifaa.
| TALLOWliic
sSUFF-Gsnsirs son. Ralph'G ro25 Rail
road o. ~ Gail A Arf, 500
rOwDEfs-Kcss, 800 half kegs sl75. quartz
| Wooi.~Burry grc.-e wool unwa,hed. is@ns
clear grease wool 2oebc. bury, washed, 2og W
tnb washed aoene
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ers JuneJuly. 5eS sellers; July-August, 5.es sell
ers; August-september, AGO buyers; Septemberoc-
tober, o.f2 value October November, ssh sellers;
NovemberDecember, 6Si sellers; September, hGO
buyers.
May 10, 1859
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

Buying-New York and Eastern points
demand, par Eastern points sight, l-5 dis
count; Cincinnati, St LOUIS, Louisville and
Chicago par New Orleans, = discount.
Sclling-New York and Eastern points,
$3.50 premium; Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louis
Vile and Chicago, lilo premium; New Or
leans, par.
Tho local cotton market today closed quiet
with sales of $50 bales all TO spinners. New
Orleans spots were dull and easier,
with futures quiet, nearlmonths of
point and distant months up
point. At Liverpool spots closed dull and
inanimatc, with futures advanced / TO 2
points, closing quiet and steady The New
York spot market closed firm, futures quiet
and easy, at an advance of 2 to points.
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LIVERPOOL
A. noon spos duh and lnanimato Sales,
5000 bales. Of which 400 were American. Re
cslpts COCO bales Of which ia.oO0 were American.
Closing quotations were ~ iollowE middllng,
Gi.iCd.
Futures opened quiet at advance aud closed
quiet and steady.
IThese prices are given In pence and 6iihs, thuH
t6g means 9 % eid. and b0i means led
Al PM May, k6J ssllers. MayJune, be3 sell.
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KC NGB,-;IM.-.M B,sTM.swagons.
10 Total. 20 bales
EIpons-L&S, :: Goa sw. LSo&T
-;TM.-. Total, 6s bales
WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.
Rcoclpsat Memphis for the week ending May 10
i.s29 bales a. against s27 bales last week. aud
ALA bales same week last year, since september /.
sOi.g 49, bales. against Gi3,oO5 babes same time Last
year
SAC bales week last year since september !,
6s t9 bao o. against t9l ia bales same time last
year Weeks sales 1859 balcs. exporters. Is
and splnncrs. LOO bales
SEw YoRK.
Spots opcned firm and cioscd firm: mlddlibg
lie sales 10 bales Quotations were 81 fol.
lows Ordinary, sc; good ordinary, 30, low
middllng. 10 9iGc. middllnR. lie. good middling
iiJSc. mlddllng fair. y size; fair. y iaiCc.
Fuiurs opcdcd quiet aud firm and closci quiet,
stfollowr May io.sSsiois. june. iobiaio %. July,
i062ai0Gl August. i0659i0Gs september, i0ii1
iOia October. asl00S. November pDa9ss ~.
oembcr oQaa1 January. 9s9sa9O. February.
aggags March, i0.Ojesi0o6 Sales, l6sOa
HKw oRLEANl
The spot market opcued quiet and closed dull
and cay, middllng 10 r. SALES, 20 bales Quotations
arc a. iollowE Ordinary, oci good ordinary,
p5sc low mlddllng 10 i-i6c. middling 10, ri
good middlinF. ne
Futures OPENED steady At decline and closed
quiet, a. follows May. io.ioai0i2 June, i0.sgti
1910. July, i0taai0it. August. i09Oai03ii sep
TENDER. osOa9sl October. p.b0aa5 81; November
Qaaa a. December, at2s0fL January, 050so.5i
February. Q55g95s. March, 9CSso.u0 SALES. 1890
baicN
DAnY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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BICYCLE RACE.

Free for All. at sonatobia. Miss. May
10 and ~.
Each morning before the regular races
there will be a grand bicycle race. Purse,
$50; $40 TO first, - Ia second. All wheel
men are invited 10 come and bring their
bicycles.
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OH aud Turpcntioe

CLEVELAND. o., May Il-Pctroleum-E Easy
n W., iO'. 7lsc.
WILMINGTON. NC, May ii.-Turpcnune- Firm
at .silsr.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY z TO PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Quiet--Middling Cotton 10 l1-l6c
Sales Today, $50 Bales-The Gem
eral Market Is Steady-Meats Are
Quiet.
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DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.

fmp0rts-M &c, -; q I. , l. N, p J. X,
2C,o&sw, axes 4 NJ, -. l., AT, e.;
MANN, IN. 5 & u, 7 N. D wagons,
10 Total 20 bales
ESpous-L&S. -: Goa sw, CS LSo& 7,
TN Total, g tnica
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Cash quotations were as follows
Iiouf-stcady and unchanged.
10 spring wheat s,gS,sc No. 5sprlng wheat,
52ats0r So. rid xnt1t.c
SO corn, 81 tef3Bso
No. cats 2fsr.
No. rye. nisc.
No barley. nominal
Fiaxsccd. si.bl. -
prime timothy seed. u .9lat "a
Mes PORK per bfl, $500.
lard. per i0Ulhs. tSsi'f
Short flb sides loose. tkoOffo0h
Dry ssited shoulders, bored. t5.115N
shoft clear sides bowed e.ssfta3 Dix.
Rocsipts-T iouf. 500 hfls. wheat. 400 bui corn,
i690oO bu. oats. eOu0 bm po. sOo0 bui barley
shipments Flour, ZOO bfiS wheat 1900 bul
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$3.50.
Hot sprIngs aud Return via Iron Noun.
tain uoute.
In order 10 allow delegates 10 the
Southern baptist Convention aud all
Others an opportunity 10 visit the worlds
greatest saniiarium. Hot Springs, the Iron
Mountain Route will place on sale nj their
Office In Memphis, May 10, round trip
tickets at rate 8. 90 Tickets will be- good
returning until May q. For guide 10 Hot
Springs and further Information address
II. u. Wilson. Passenger and Ticket
Agent, 800 Main street, Memphis, Tom.
LOUISIANA STATE Lottery draws Tues.
dny. MAY u
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NEW FIRM.
Beard, Wilson q Co.

RI. BEARD and J j. WILSON on the "a Of
April. issa. formed n oopauner.hip for the purpose
Of carrying on tho Box Making busincss. They
will continue aid business NJ their mandatory
on the corner oi Auction aud Third streets Mem.
phls, Ia the ntm name Of BEARD, WILSON a Co
a. u. HEARD.
J. WILSON.
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Dissolution Notice.

Tho firm ~ BEARD. WILSON 4 90. was d.
solved on the "a oi APRIL l,sn, by the Withdrawal
Of h. ~. Cooper anl " {. noaui. who have di5.
posed II nl ihelr Interest M the business and ~
scis of aid firm tn o. ii nrar ths remaining
partner. ~ H Bard nnd J. J. Wilson, assuming
all the liabilities oi the arm, aud authorized ~
collect all assctA H. ". BEARD.
J. J. WILSON.
". l.. BEARD.
LM.COOPkR
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-12
APPEAL oFrIcI

APPEAL OFfICE,
SATURDAY EVENING, May ii, 1889
The supply of money at the banks is large
and demand light. Rates, to per cent
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-10
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Wuen nOramSsablen:
Neft 0~lbD1tmemfe1e

bieten mir als 1tene 8rGmien zines ber
berrlibiten, inbaltreibiten@ ~ betbI9er:
yNpe Waria :" BON Yfarrer @il.
belm Tarber in ct. Souls, fdDn nnb
foltbe III &eOer s~ebnnben, init Sob.
I@mitt mno feinem Stabltih.Sitelbilo
o6er cine Sammlnns treffli9er Gr3abl.
lrlgen aus benz 8plfsleben. unter BEN
Sitel .,&nit mnO &eiO'', pber ib0ne
religi0ie SitOer in Sarbenornf.
Sur solhe, Die Elm 6ebetbntb in GROCER
s4rift wuniden, baben mir Elm fuI6es
unter benz Sitel vGrbarme Sid
%,anier,.. sleibfals pon Batter Sirber,
ano an Snhalt unb Musitattuna ebeniu
ibOn, anseibaHt. @er aber Die Mns'
wabl baben mill, mnb iib balb melben,
oa mir Ielbtperftanbltb BON elmer ieben
oieier HrSmien anr cine beiimmte Mn.
sabl baben MAIDEN lafen. Ser @eiamt.
pertb nnierer benrisen &ramien nab
8n9banblerpaeis betrast einise tanfenb
Dollars.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-10

SD weroe bieIes @ebot treuli1
erfiaen, @ruBmama!" ermiberte Gu
cia nit tiefem @rrDtbeH.
Nieberbrud bate ME cine 70 9ldnz
aenoe So65eit un0 ME cine 8raut
wie Oftapia seieben. Sad murbc
allsemein fir einen prd9tieen Mann
erfldrt, benz Elm fibner, abenteuerli=
der Bug portreffli@ itanb. Man en-
5dblte iid, baB er ei9enc Silberminen
belibe unb in 8ra1ilien, mo er wib=
reno Der lebten beioen Sabre sepelen
mar, 9lidli9e @elbafte in Diamans
ten 9ema9t babe. Souiel 1tano auBer
alien 3weifel, Oftanib mar iebt cine
oerbeiratbete Srau uno bere9tist,
Oiamanten gu trasen. Sbr@el9enf an
2ucia, Die cine ibrer 8rautjunsern
mar, iebte ale, Die es iaben, inStau>
men unb REMEMBERING.
Ils Der @ilenbabn5us, in Dem Of
taoia nit i6rem @ater unb Dem Sc
mable unb Belinda, beren 6auben=
bdnoer bon Gbrdnen trieften, ii9 be-
fan6en, gum Nbfabren bereit mar,
reiate 9err 8euer als Setter Oftaz
oia Die 9ano gum Ib19ieO. Ct trus
einen 8lumenitrauB, ben ibm Otto
oia aus Der rei6en, ibr Oar9ebra9ten
Spenoe se9eben bate.
.Nieoerbrud miro Sic permiHen,
Srdulein-6rau 8ela1is," ltammelte
er; vi6 merOe Sic ebenfaas oermi1=
fen; oo6 wer weiB, Oh mir uns ni9t
wieoer be9esnen! SD babe 10 einen
@eoanfen na9 Imerifa gu seben!"
Ils Der Bug aus Der Sale fubr,
ltano 8eoer mod elm 8eil9en unO
iab ibm nab unO Elm GROCER, 9ldn5en=
Der Eropfen fiel BON leiner @anse
auf ben &el6 Der 2ilie, Die ben6er3=
pnnct Ieines StrauBes bilbete.
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