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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-22

SOME Republican org ans, which during
a presidential campaign talk ineoherenty
about the American system" meaning
tae monopoly system Of high pIOtec ion,
insist thst The investment Of hundreds Of
millions Of dollars OF English gold in Am
ericaa trust certificates Is a good thing for
the American people. These editors talk
az if they believed this moaey were sent
here to be divided among The people. LIT
Us see how 10 works and how much benefit
the American people derive from il. Say
there are 500. OO0,OO Of English capital
invested in American trust and monopoly
stocks, and there is no doubt much more.
TIE average profit is At the lowest posi-
BILE estimate, 10 per cent per auuum. In
ten years therefore, the English Investors
get back, in profits, their entire capital,
and for every year after that the Ameri-
can people must pay them $50, GOO, 900 an
nually, getting nothing whatever il re.
turn. It is regular tax that England,
taking refuge behind our own high tariff,
leyies upon us. These Republican editors
applaud this sort Of thing, .his wholesale
gobbling up Of American industries, but
during clmpaigas they profess the most
furious hatred Of anything English.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-22

The sales Of the week at Boston are re-
l,~r,e2 ~ e.0t2, 600 pounds, nc sgairs'
. 5S2, 600 yOunds last week and , sos, 0O0
pounds in the corresponding week year
ago
At Philadelphia there has been a better
demand from manufacturers, and the mar
ket has Continued strong with compare
lively light offerings. Receipts are fair,
bat many lots are held of the market be-
cause they viii not yield q profit At cur.
rent prices OF because owners believe ttat
values will further advance. Desirable
lots OF WOODS lad sale about as fast rs
opened and graded, although there is nc
decided activity in trade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-22
- ~ 10 ~ sUFFERERs

CIV \ AID 10 Ihh 81 ntsnEsss
We have had more extended floods and
more general destruction Of crops in this
State, but he great storm, the particulars
Of which we have just received, Is the
most severe, destructive and fatal, consid-
ering its comparatively small area, that has
ever am cted this State. Twenty people are
known to have Lost their lives by its fury,
and hundreds have lest everything else
they had on earth. Tue people Of The de
vas,ated district we're comparatively poor
and thsir crops wese all they had to subsist
on. These are gone, totally, and they are
destitute, and starving.
The people of Wheeling who have shown
their great generosity in many instances,
uv,o,ay tnv JUaust0wu disaster, should
serd aid to the people OF this stricken To-
csrty Of their own State, Immediately.
F,oi, clothing and moneyis what these
destitute people need. And they need it
at once.
Ia the absence Of any other means for
the purpose, tie REGIsrER viii receive,
acknowledge sud transmit Immediately to
the proper persons any subscription for
the destitute sufferers sent to this office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-22

DAKOTA Is wrestling with a constitu-
ton. With so many examples and the ex-
psrience Of numerous State, before her,
Dakota ought to get up q model Of a cen
stitnton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-22
Board Of Equalization and Appeals
ASSESSMENT NOTICE

CLERKS OFFICE, CITY OF WHEELING, w. VA.
DuRIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
all persons interested that the assessors elect
Ell by the Council Of the City Of Wheeling have
completed their asses ment for the year and
made return thereof 10 my Office. Any persons
wishing TO appeal from said assessment or desir-
ing any correction made will appear al the City
Building before the Board OF Equal ization and
Appeals on the following days, At O'Clock a. M,
as the said Board viii meet at that time at the
said City Building. to hear all objections to said
assessment aud revise aud correct the same:
Eighth ward, Monday, July -.
sixth ward tuesday, July ..
Fifth ward, "Wednesday, July a.
-Four h ward, Thursday. July rs.
Third ward, Friday. July 26.
Second ward, Monday, July %
Seventh ward, Tuest ay, July so.
First ward, Wednesday, Jul5 81.
THOMAS Z. TH0NER,
ivlM City Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-22
OEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals. FOR painting the roof the Fifth
ward Market will be received at the Office OF the
City Clerk addressed TO the Chairman OF the
Committee on Markets, until Saturday, July ~,
lss9, at 1 o'clock p IN. For further Information
call on the undersigned.
c. W. KREITER,
Chairman Committee on Markets.
fVIq9n o % o n D 2627
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-22

MATHEWS-On Saturday, July goth, 1859, at
215 O'Clock p. ID MARY, vile Of August Math-
ews aged As years.
Funeral from her late residence 1851 Market
street. Tuesday morning at S 80 O'Clock. Requiem
high mass at St Alphonsus Church at 9 O'Clock.
Friends Of the family are invited to attend. In
termenl al Mt Cavery Cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-22

Most women naturally look forward TO
matrimony as their proper sphere in life. but
they should constantly bear in mind that q
fair, rosy face, bright eyes, and a healthy.
wcll-developel form, are the best passports
L. happy marriage. All those wasting dis
orders, weaknesses, and functional irregulari-
tres peculiar 10 their sex, destroy beauty
and attmctiyeuess and make life miserable.
An unfailing specific for these malades is to
hc found i'm DIR. Perces Fayoritc Prescription.
10 is the only medicine for women. sold by
druggists, under n positive guarantee
from the manufacturers. that t viii give
satisfaction in every case. or money viii DE re-
funded. This guarantee has been printed on
the bottlc-wappcrs, and faithfully carried
out for many Years. SloJ per B0tte, or Six
Bottles for 500.
Copyright ISIS, by WORLDS DIS. MED. ASSN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-22
DR.. PTERCE'S PELLETS
Purely Vegetable
Perfectly Harmless !
UNEQUALED AS A LIVER PILL.

Smallest. Cheapest, Easiest 10 take.
One tiny. Sugsr-coatcd Pellet dose. Cures
Sick Headache, Bilious Headache, COnStipa-
ti0n Indigestion. Bilious Attacks, and all de-
rngcmcnts of the stomach and Bowels.
p cnufs d vial hv druggists
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-22
rERNs

y NHIE IUTIES OF DAILY Ok N EEhLI D
a9-OOERDPONnENCE CONTAINING INFORMANT
EEwS SOLICITED FROS EvERY FAEr OF The SUR
BOUNDING COUNTRY.
Rejected communications viii not be returned
un less accompanied by sufficient postage
stamps OF the denomination OF two cents and
css accepted Tor amounts less than one dollsr.
THE REGISTER. embracing rs scucrGi editions.
is Gl,crst OF ~ PoSQHcs "a Nles.nC ". Va a.
second class mCfsr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-22

ments 575, 600 tons, The sales for 1888 TO
corresponding dates were 924, 9S7 tons and
deliveries reached $50, 54S tons.
Iron and steel prices at mill or furnace:
july - J,ay 3, July 20 Lolosst
1So9. lSs9. ISIS 1881
Pig iron, anth.
No J. ton........... Sl7G1S Sl70ls $500 SIS %
steel rails ton.-S27 500 s 81 5Oa2S 5000 5000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-22

GIVE aid to the destitute people Of the
storm and hood-s,rieken districts Of West
virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-22

E B. Cooper, Com'r, Mart F. Eoll, Clerk,
will leave for above points on TUESDAY, JUL
| D. at O'Clock p. m, sharp. Pas. engers anC
freight Ieceipted through TO all points West anC
South
For freight or passage amply on board or TO
iy22r FRANK BOOTH, Agent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-22

az ANTED-A WOMAN OFsENsE, ENERGY
w aud respectahlity fer our business in her
locality; middle eyed preferred. Salary $50 per
month. Permanent position. References *
changed. Manufacturer, Lock Box 1879, N l.
Tvs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-22
DICKINSON SEMINARY
WIFIHANIGPnRT. PA.

4 thoroughly equipped ClaSsiealand Scientific
School for both sexes. 10 Teachers. Degrees con-
ferred. Elective studies when desired. Rare
facilities in husic and Art Buildings spacious.
Steam. water, ventilation, fre-escapes. SlsS per
year for board, washing. heat light and room.
Tuition according 10 studies. Discounts topreach-
erp teachers and two from the same family. Fail
term opens September Catalogue free.
fy2lN0 wfAFrQr J. GRAY, ID. D., Pre- st.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-22
Proposals for Chapline Street Bridge

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at the Office OF the Board OF Public Works
until - o'clock noon, OF Monday, July 22d' 1889,
for building Wooden Bridge on Chapliue street
across Csldwoll's Run. Plans and specihca iol
can be seen at the Office Of the Board Of Public
Works
By order OF the Board OF Public Works.
iylGodi THOS NJ. DARRAH, Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-22

HOR sALE-ONE BLACK HORSES Years
II old; weight about 1900 bs Apply at 1885
Jacob Street. Jy2Or
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-22

r,--1r'thcr since hlve been using Iio, = Acre
r-,. rr,v .ha.s Ncar lauger than eycr below ana
Trgs- 81 ms feet vet but 10 not tliii- l-ey iooA
a. smooth .s VIXEN first uscdm
u.t..-Inlcci uy son, am sor7y you are p care,
~. ~. f-r-,t thal even god thing IS only 3 I'D
,-s,., ---.-erly used You have not oven looked ~
~, i7,--i.ns for they arc yct around The meek oi
tl..bstf,, Nov you nlrsl rcld them, and they vii
- y1l Que of your trouble our iai5cr 1ia ~.
- .,.. in cio-1ut order ay ITS use. 1so . -pout
49,, i. mouth and plTa about once week
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Meu advertisements.

UTANTED-A COLLECTOR, AT oNCE-A
w nwithexperience preferred. Call early.
1927 Main street. iy2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-22
WoIffshGMER !acking

Is wonderful: preserving ana Naterprootns
any leather; giving 90 a deep, ricn oldcN
lustro .a-. lasts week. H7af ute gicief.
D. not confuud ACNlE Backing with ruy ether
Soil ty Shoe Sllrcs. G7ccors. Druggists. &c.
r. D. ON your Harness.
WOLFF & RANDOLPH, PHILADELPHIA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-22
Sumner Goods!

We hsve the best assortment Our prices
are reasonable. All who purchase from us are
sure TO be satisfied with their investment and
viii come again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-22
DEGULAR TUESDAY PACKET

L l. for Parkersbure. PomerOy, Gal ~ =
lipolis, IrontOn Huntington, Ports. - - q
mouth, Maysville, Cincinnati and s4@-Es'11aEa
Louisville. The elegant passenger steamer
ANDEO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-22

.pyrlght ~, by WORLDS DIS. MED. Assn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-09
GENERAL MARKETS.

In the local market today meats were advanced
e and nour about Zoe per barrel. other article,
unchanged Amount Of grain at the elevators
| Corn. 5tilj bu'hcls oats r. ~ bushels.
Al New orleans prices OF sugar are we'll maln
tanned, although they have rrccdcd somewhat
| from the high point recently reached Offerings
arc light, but holder, are not willing sellers nc
rfc,Cnt prices. Molnssc, continues quiet and trm.
Rice unchanged with cpnCcg Ions ohtainnblc.
~ Ia the Chicago wheat market today Ch ndlcr
Brown a 60. wired their Memphis correspondent
M follows wheat closed strong at top under
heavy buying for Sew YORK account Rains were
reported Ia the Northwest, hut were light and un.
satisfactory. This induced ipc selling early, but
the strength and sharp advance of ~ for cash
wheat together with strong New York aud other
home markets started shorts ON u run ~ cover
The situation l. strong and healthy and We think
shaping for sharp advance The dry weather 1,
serious matter Hnd the government IMPORT will
probably show reduced condition. curb rc.'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-09
Groceries


CANNED COOps Id rincapplrt. HisaLsn
iuthvs. lls standard. sllUstst sccuud. st,O Il
Ia Tomatoes H. standard ,,t.,h' lie ttnuaHpi
sl,m NlmW hcfrcs. VI - iLtphruiys. si.N Hack
lruics. tLuu Uncvn rugcs st.m Fear. NJ m
llumstl.o AspnrrFusstup GuCn corn. n ul.ti IN
ticcn ueas,sl sft.tp. Cove oyster, fuli weight
~. indtnic ~. u ti0fi o. lirht weight 80.
lhs. si.W CONDENSED mIlt =CriWn, s,tE Eagic
~ swiss, siiA salmon. si.Ghg,iOp sarilncs
tlh mnsinri slfliuCs tifn MarkCrvl silva
i.an herring mnrkrnl. STA
NluAk-luw white. - a. OF white. SO. yellow
clarified - ifts' ~ vlncd A. a. staudanl rflnu.
lated. g. u0wd,fvl ~ ic cut loaf gi,c. upcn krt.
uc t'ghti' g.. steady.
tutltt- tumm1n, % r.. oriinary. lsr hlr. in.
prime rio. lN'es choice 10 fancy. Sia1,c old gov.
eminent. t'atag. steady
rALt saginaw. sList.tn pr baupi. Ohio
River sla.,i.n ief lnrpli Louisiana. siis.,Lst
fnrks hnr, ~ - Uulfer. sl ~ Vkta 81 ..tsa
Ryl Louisiana p~,uc. tatDilni. Dole.
~fARCiialHstt, IT,
tllll~lHlfinU nlts. =a. New YORK factory.
, iull rreumi "a Young America. tfc
NolAr-lsH Louisiana. common "a init Ltag.r.
prime rhuigc, WWC iaury. &c. ountniurnls.
common o. taif. .iaies pfiny b. chocy. .safas
tyup. TO- hfui
CANuiis Sticks. ull sircs. in hys. pls aud bfls
n,fflp' y hncy escorted, H' Hi.' A. cNim fancy.
iiHtlUU ufm.
SOAR $50 cANnlEs-So r.sic candles.
fall WVlrhf ui.r
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-09

@%c. eased of ls6thc, again ruled stronger and
advanced e, ruled steady aud closed Ac higher
than Yesterday
Oats was hiry active stronger and higher, the
decline noted yesterday being more than hsStped,
as prices advanced A@lc,and the APPRECIATION was
well maintaiped to the close The strength was
attribgpble to the advance IN corn and wheat con.
unued dry weather In this vicinity apd better
demand from shorts who sold Yesterday on pros
poets OF rain.
Speculative, trading was moderately active in
mess pork and the feeling was stronger Early the
feeling was firm and prices were advanced 5@7I2c
Later q weaker feeling was developed and prices
recedcd lOgl2Hc Al the decline the demand i'm
proved and prices were advanced zoe. About the
middle OF the session a decline of l0Gl2l3c was
submitted TO, but near the close the market was
quite strong and prices suddenly advanced 25@3Oc
aud closed rather steady.
comparatively light trade was reported in lard
and the market was stronger. Prices were adj
yanccd 1lg@0c and the market closed steady.
Quite good trade was reported in short rib
sid =. Prices were advanced 2lSgjc and mOder-
hcly wei supported to the close
The leading futures ranged rs follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-09
nANE cLrAniNas.
GrnIn nna rrn,i.inn.

~ louis. Mo-. MAY s-Fiouf-An imprs,,d
d,mnul. bot pt.or unchanged
Wheat lli;hgr ooud mius were reported
inNCW Nufk and fiyauocs rl-rWhtfr ImprI,..i tIiq
demand aul pfcrf, which Nd che riusc urfr III
Above lcsiyfinYt No nj, cash ~ MAJ. i.i /. I,
n, r. rlusIng 5i',c hid June 5if.r 1nlV. "a ,
.,G closing ,''c august. 't .t,,',c. clo.lng
'''sHi' ~ ~. lrar d' r. closing ,ii n nominal
tufu# Higher so. 3 mlAci rl.h. me Ma,
closed closed 81 &c lun,. a!c "a lulJ, iil.c ti1
oats iilriri 50 q DIsh 49,. Maj rIucd a,
&c JUNE. ~ A. 1'h. luiy, .cHskvi
Harley No matrt
Hay q .hnnsyi. pnir.c. e. inas q. Timothy.
tttu.dain
NmuHUr
llaNugi -Quolablc atsiN
lrad " .gh,E hui market could not D. called
strong II mc advance ryhnoi, st5V chemical.
Ral,cr Lower creamery, i5sisc dairy. issi.c.
com meal Acii,catstQ4rN
larFinr =lflos mugr 4IU.e
irln cotton tics sttu
lfullfonf llmCE
FORK afiagt
lhri- ldwc steam. uomlnaiiy hirbsrdM7,
a Wy sai A,an. ,hon'drr. ;ait longs aud fbs.
ih1on- boxed Shoulder. 500 ionrs and ,i,.
w,eHos. thurl gclL susi' .slJN.
Rcc.pi -rguE 600 btl. wheat kooo t,.
barley s.Uu bu. W. WV"
shipments flont doO bfig wheat "a ON h,,.
cofn' sHvo bu, uais,'.w1 bu gct.UO bu harley.
CHICAGO ill, May Wheat was motffstel,
active aud hfm, Nay vas advanced ~ y under ,
demand ifum thufa. aud closed aliout ~
hifhtt ihah fe.iciday, and June symuaihigsd Z,
some ohtrui advancing -. aud riutel sbnut Il
hiRlet man itslcnay fhrfu wufu fupofts of pf,ti,
Eppd aihs throughout the Northwest lsst nirkt AMI
this mufninR, anu while perhaps the N0fthwr,t
could stand mofu rain. tie present fsii Ntit n,
slmg g"od nnd N some terlnns relieve tho icsf ot
utvnlh hul we ifmncsa which drtUlougii wss due
70 !hc tathcf ACTIVE buying NJ The fcabaart SONS
~ noalpads in all. bcing taken ~ NcW Yoh A..
ltflhN and purhasfs inlay VEN tnrftaso,i fr,fn A
Loads carry ~ u loads later This would indttstr
that ioicirn hulCr wanted wheat snd ksd a ~
eidcdly STRENGTHENING elect un tho maftet Ttet,
was putty irvg scll on the early ad,ancc Nbi1b
caused tcaclion ifun top pt,crs then fosrhst
tnmo ol We prominent luir tfafiers helms frttt,t
VIII being I've sgllcn, bot the wheat Was si.4i,t
BY some one, and With all stfut n undefi.5,,, I'D,
isicd. shorts go,erd rather fneiy. tatlng triss,
~ TIE action 81 the market aud daltipi AZ. ~,
In pflccs above ~ iof July. wv wv"
Quito ~ acii,r Trade Wa IMPORTED In cor, AMI
transactions VIEW ~ hirhgf pfiors rbs ts.i ~
developed was stronger which Wss stttie,,,.
largely 70 the active chipping demand tasii.s ~
cclpts Than ahuglpaivd aud oo,rflnr n, 49,
shorts The mafsct opencd a sbade 49, ~ ~ ~
closing prices Of yesterday, was lfn and soid M
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-09
DOMESTIC EXCnANGE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,
Buying-Ncw York and Eastern points
demand, par Eastern points sight, Is dis
count Cincinnati, St Ioms, Louisville and
Chicago, l-lO discount New Orleans, : dis
count.
sclling-New York and Eastern points
7 $3.50 premium Cincinnati, st. Louis Louis
willie and Chicago, lilo premiums New Or
leans, par.
Local securities are frmcr and show n
slight advance since last week.
The local cotton market closed weak at a
decline Of Lice Sales 500 bales, Of which
90 to exporters and $50 to spinncrs. Al New
Orleans spots declined l.l6c TO 1Sc, closing
quiet; futures steady at n decline of II 20 10
points. Liverpool closed quiet, moderate
inquiry, with futures barely steady and OIL
4 10 points. The New York market went
of lice closing quiet with futures dcclin-
ing Is to % points and closing weak.
To the great surprise of all cotton opcr-
ators Liverpool again opened lower and
subsequently lost points, closing irrcgu-
lar with the near positions under 3d. The
decline Is reported to have been caused 10y
the heavy selling Of prominent scalpeE
who attacked the market with 5000 bales.
The press ofdeliyerics also helped "a dcprcss
prices. Our market opened at ~ points de.
cline, and later on lost s points moro, u
total decrease of 20 points since yesterdays
close. This decline was accelerated by the
constant selling by n house prominently
identified with the Liverpool; but this,
which lei most operators to believe that
the bnll movement had eliminated. ono
large bull house, however. has been u
steady buyer during the entire day and the
short interest has undoubtedly increased
with the remarkable decline which appears
! 10 be due simply To realizing on long cot
Ton, rs no change in the situation Is APP
parent. The close Of the market was weak,
with some pressure to sell.
The Manchester GaariiaA Ia ~ CONNER. |
cial article Of the sth, says: There is no |
Indication of bcitcrmcnt IN business Tho A.,
tone T. les cheerful The continued slack.
ness If the demand and the increased din.
Guilty Of establishing higher quotations Il =.
courage sellers. Manufacturer. are quietly
lcsscning their production. Business for
India and China is stagnant aud for the
lesser foreign und home markets quiet, with
a steady demand Tor small quantities. EX.
port yarn is dullcr at previous quotations,
though the tendency is downward There
are few inquire, Tor home consumption
Manufacturers are cautious about making
ofiers, and especially for forward delivery.
Cloth Is dull. lnda'and China staples arc
neglected. shrting' Tor shipment In the
gry state arc offered more freely aud orders
are more earnestly sought There Is small
but steady business In printing aud other
finishing cloths, though the demand ~
slackcning Cloths and other heavy goods
arr les sallblc."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-09
MonschoIsl SnnnIIc..

lhl Steady. omugcs -Mc~lnt. agatO0
lct uuN California, 500 pcf box Lemons. Ftuo
IL ~ tff box. Muanns VI. i0.s2 10 pof bunch
lniE tHsc tirs i2tti'r rrf bound
Afll.tras iUn.ttu1 trf hfl Dried annies ytGs
tiurp wv wv"
NtntrABlls- onlons s.2S per brl. cabbage.
NcW orleans. rute 81 49, LnI lftut 10 Iii no
hlli VI tlh garlic. ~ ter Ion
-. y, w,anuis. s. Aatul per 100 Peanuts,
NuNlhh 'wT tennessee. farmers stock hlGs.
i.a.lgl lAft highUr thollOd. ryd. b.. white. 10.
rlHhi,h, luc lcraus lgkas. old, 5ttiat Afkausas
at Italian Chcsinuts. iOaiit.c
az. ~ hulicrnc, iiaiso. creamery, sDaaog
aaltl No. county butter iO.tttg.
lniA1uiN-flm. si is'ii. III ~ a.. .,.l. ,o,.
nv ~, Ou' 'nh' 'oc'', lcr hi. sweet slooslo
,SipEl'-o'ars. SO PER bel. and $40 per half
NlNLGAR-rct ral. igaiac
~, .lgadl bqtcs lie cases. la
NV I'm 'hi,Aehs, young tlultIO %. mixed,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-09

NEW YORK, May S--Contc- Options opened
hlrcly steady aud sale points down. aud closed
barely sitndy and lOs',l points down sales ~ 20
lhSE July. sltNHl0pj; August si1Olttl1ui sep.
tcmlcE sldl'el'. ~ October gi5.iiesl1gJ Noycm.
Nr tialt lcCcinlcr slI1's,l5.is January. si55:
Nursr--l,HW, duh aud nominal. sales j5,s.g5 mai,
llioli T.. T.. vaucl du.l aud steady.
Mnlrsscs-lor.rn quiet, New orleans duh
Bioc-Qu.ct aud steady.
CHICAGO. M. Nav Son the Produce TX.
change today the butter market was weak: fancy
creamery lSa9t, ciioicc 10 fiuc, iGeslsc ilnc dairy
ltfltg lulr Ia good. iOfttgc
Lggs-Wcak AZ lie
CINCINNATI. o.. May S-Whisky- sicady; snlcs.
9il hfls hnlshCl goods on % basis 1T st.ue
lmticr-Wcakcr fancy creamery, .u.- &c. fancy
dnirf. la,tl.c
sumr- strnly AMI hnn: harl refined. sJ,Go5.c;
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FISH NnckcUl. hall hr,s. 80. I. sa'O. No. .
:, ,l. No 30 $50 lulh Nit. No .. siat No . si.sl.
No, D rH, bry Herring alumiiy, e per box; ~
& zoe hguing, halt bfis sd5t White fsh-linlf
hfls. $40
hOn fnpblCrs-s Strong pork. siaeiaiast ~.
rnr cured nnms, 10 amii IN hwnLfnsi bacon ~ 10
io'sr clear m side hacun. y. shoulder. G'5ts
a. a. huik lufk, clear tidcs, 81 a., clear rib Sides
g. ~ long CICnr b' u. shoulders, u -
INhp-lcs o.. hall barrels. itc Kegs ne
choice Kettle, ~ ftNg uuirt.
lHi~li MEAi~-hcrf hindgurrcu. itsr fore
quarters, 2'se'tc. city hogs nettC, country drcysvd.
hi .sup upr ~.
flGs'FEIr-nrls. s,oo. hall bfls. $50. Kegs.
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AZ noon Spots quiet, moderate Inquiry Sales
5000 bales, Of which 600 were American. Re
ccipts 5000 bales Of which 800 were American
Closing quotations were as follows middllng
Gi.lGd.
Futures opened quiet aud steady and closed
barely steady
These prices are given IN pence aud Glths thus
GIGS means q G}GId aud 5.Ol means l-6i1
AZ I nm: May, hGl buyer. MayIunc, aC1 buy.
crs; June July, hGj buyer. July-AugusL j63 buyers
Augnstscptcmbcr. a.hg buyers september october,
al sellers October November h3i values; No.
vcmbcr'Dcccmbcr, h29 seller. september 5.39
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