davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-18
THE NEWS IN OGDEN.
Two Men Buried by a Gazing
Bank.
LIST OF REAL ESTATE SALES.
s.sa Fishermen and Too Few FiSh-Satur- .,--
days Thunder Storm.
THE SALT LAKE HERALD BUREAU,
No. 2421 WASHINGTON AVENUE,
OGDEN, June Is.

OGDEN, June Is.
Sunday morning, cool; afternoon a
scorcher
The probate court was without business
yesterday.
Monday-City tolerably serene: every
body and his brother gone fishing.
The average attendance Of worshippers
at the various churches was ABOVE the
average on Sunday.
The sidewalk question was under the
consideration of the street committee on
Saturday, when it was decided to advertise
for estimates.
Much interest was manifested in num-
Der of Ostriches which passed this point on
Saturday They had been shipped from
San Francisco to Kansas City.
Eight hundred head of cattle went
through Ogden on Saturday; they were
being driven to Soda Springs, and had been
purchased by Mr. w. w. Burke.
Sam Browning, although still confined
to his bed, is progressing towards con
valesence steadily. He may be seen on the
diamond yet before the season closes.
1t is reported that General Mlnty has
been appointed assistant to the postmaster
here, and that Mr.. John Cheney will take
charge of the department for the registra-
ton of letters, etc. ------------
Messrs. Savage and Goddard, of Salt
Lake, attended service in the tabernacle on
Sunday, Bishop Preston presiding. Mr..
Goddard rendered solo in his usual style
1.-THE Five Virgins
An inquirer asks What is the meaning
of the expression. Twelve calendar
months" Answer: 1t is the solar, tropi-
cal. or equinoctial year, comprising 365
days, FIVE hours, forty-eight minutes, forty
nine and one-seventh seconds. lSSb- ~, -
The thunder storm which burst over Og-
den on Saturday evening was startler.
OF course the ''oldest inhabitant," always
TO the fore when atmospheric changes take
place, declares that, for the time it lasted,
the storm was the most severe that had
struck Ogden for some seasons past.
Teaching the stately lenses of the
Latin tongue and the graceful moods of
Hellenic idiom to the classically inclined
youth of the Pacific coast" is the last in
PRODUCTION into Ogden to convey the infor
nation to the people that a certain gentle
man is "SchoOlmaster.n VOr ct pretered
nibi.
Many applications for membership to the
Ogden boating club have been received.
and everything points in the direction that
the club is a real live association. A. G.
Graham is the secretary, and James
Smurthwaite assistant ditto, to whom any
one wishing to avail themselves of member
ship can make application.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-18
Probably Drowned.

A report, and a strong one, is current IN
Ogden to the effect that three men-named
Harry Housner, G. Sullivan and Woods
boarded a rowing boat at Lake Park
on Saturday afternoon, and proceeded sea
ward. lust previous to the breaking out of
the storm which swept over this part Of
the territory between4 and o'clock. From
INQUIRIES made yesterday afternoon, it
seemed the three men were pretty well
known in Ogden; but nothing further
could be ascertained about their fate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-18
A Strong Developer.

Mr.. Richard Farmer, engaged in the
draughtsmen's departmental the Salt Lake
Valley & Eastern company railway office,
while engaged in experimenting on a new
developer for Photographic pictures, the
chemical mixture "buDbled' up and caught
the experimenter on the face. Fortu-
nately. not much damage was done.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-18
Yet Another.

While Heber Ballantyne, aged about
eighteen years, was feeding planning
machine at the place of the Ballantyne
Bros. Company of this city, he was by
some means caught in the machinery. 1t
is likely the young fellow will lose his left
hand. DR.. Powers was the attendant
sugeon, and at once proceeded to give re
lief to the sufferer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-18
Too Large.

Your correspondent, enjoying ride
through Ogden's gap in the Rockies (cafon)
tcame across a young typo who was
busy whipping the Ogden river. What
successr' was the propounded query. oh!
slow, very slow; it is easier to hook six
foot biped than to land even the modest
sucker. Too many fishermen; too few
fish
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-18
A Cave In.

Yesterday, while the workmen were
employed in shoveling and scraping for the
purpose of forming vaults or cellars in con-
nection with the First National bank about
to be erected at the corner OF Washington
oy,a,1ne and Twenty-fourth street, land
Sin occurred Two men, both of Danish
o oItP If is said, were covered more or less
Igifh the fallen earth. One of the I'M
fortunate men is in bad way; the other
Fortunately escaped with but little injury.
Send for R. w. Cross & Co.'s list of bar
GAINS in Ogden real estate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-18

Do not take any chances of being poisoned or burned
to death with Liquid Stove Polish paints, and enames
n bottles. The "Rising Sun Stove Polish" is safe
odorless brilliant, the cheapest and best stove polish
made and the consumer pays for no expensive tin or
glass with every purchase
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-18
Police News.

The only business at the above court
yesterday was the giving of six tramps
board, washing and lodging at BaXter's
hotel
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-18

within TN years they will, rs 10 their
bodies. lie down in drunkards' graves;
and MS Ia their souls, lie down
in "A drnkard's perdition. l know
that ii is an awful thing TO
say, but ! can't help saying il. Oh,
beware. You have not yet been cap
turi. Beware. AS We open the door
of your wiac closet today, may that
dccautcr iit>O oui upon you. Bewarel
aud When you pour the beverage into
the glass, ia the foam at the top, in
white ~lclicr,. let there be spelled out
to your soul. "BrwareI' When the
books of judgment are open, and ten
million l%runliands come up Ia get their
doom, | want You To bear witness that
] today, in the fear of God, and in the
love for your soul, told you with all
affection. uid with all kindness, To
beware of that which has already ex
ertcd lis influence upon Your family,
blowing out some of its ii~htS-a pre-
mouition Of the blacknc>> uf darkmr,,
forever. Obi if you could only hear this
moment, lntcnpcraGcc, with drunk
ards bones, drumming M the head OF
the WINE raSk the Dead March of i'm.
mortal souls. mcthinks the very glance
of a wine cup would make you shud.
der. aud the color of the liquor would
make Won think of tive blood Of the
soul. and the foam on the top of the
cup wouid remind YOU of the froih on
the mnnIar', lip, and you would go
home from this service and knccl
down and pray God that. rather than
your children should come ae"e yes
of this evil habit. you would like TO
carry them out M bright spring
day 10 the cemetery and put them
away 10 the last sleep. until AT the call
of the south wind the flowers would
come up all over the grave-swcct
prophecies of the resurrection. God
has a balm for such a wound; but
what flower of comfort ever grew
on the blasted heath of Il drunkard's
sepulcheri
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-18

The cats that have been running
wild in the immediate vicinity of Lake
Amelia, near this city, are creating
CONSERVATION among the residents of
that locality. Nils Strand died at ST.
Barnabas' hospital Friday of hydro.
phobia. the result of a bite by a cat.
Jacob Hanson, the camp cook, was also
severely bitten by this same cat upon
the foot at the same time. He is now
suffering a good deal, aud his friends
fear he will die of hydrophobia as
Strand lid. Health officer Kilving.
ton went 10 Lake AmeliaS Saturday and
cXterminatcd several eats and dogs,
but lie failed TO find the cat that had
bitten Strand and Hanson.-Minne.
Journal.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-02
Chancery Sale
ESTATE.

No 6fs0 u In the Chanccry Court oi Shelby
County-h A. iitlr ". n. <. lighihcau q NJ.
hy Nlnuc Of an inicfi1cutuD tsrfre for stle,
cntcfci in The above cause on the 18th day 81 leh
funrY 1872 N. H. NJ. page -. VIII sell ~ public
auCtlun, 10 The highest bidder. In ffuni 81 tho
Clerk aud Masters Oacc ni The Main street en-.
iano, 81 the court house Of shelby County, Aein'
pills. Tenn. on
saturday, iith lay of May. 1850.
within legal hnnfs thc following described pfnp.
cfifi situated in hcmph4 shelby county. Tenn,
toWlr
zoe north hilf u lot four hundred and sixty.
one iil. 600 ne plan oi the city Of Memphis Be.
ginning asa stake in the west line of 1hfd street
trtrnit four nu1 quarter iiii feet north Ut tho
north line Of Auction street running lhrurc north
along the west line Of Ihlfd ainri fuyputY iouF
and quarter go feet 10 a stake In the south
eide Of an alley thence wcftWauily along the fouth
side VI aid alley one hundred and furiY.cight and
Ahhf ultii ioct ~ the inirrerilon ~ another NJ.
icy running parallel with THIRD stfct thcucu south
nlnur the east aide Of faid last named alley loy.
cnii ionf and quarter lfl'l feet n stake thence
cat parallel with Auction ftrrri one hundud aud
forty eight aud half as feet % the heginuinr.
Icfma II sslc-Ona rrriit uf ok months. note
viih security required, lien retained redemption
blurred.
This nlh day ~ Aprii iSl1
v u McliESnY. Cicfi aud Master
Malone & Malone n ~ barnes aud W. 10. Oils.
sou sollCltnuA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-02
CrnInnn,l l,ro,Ia'ons.

CHICAGO H. May l.--Onlya light business IN
wheat was do ng today and while the fluctuations
most Of the tsy were confined within narrow lin
itY, rather easier feeling was developed The
opening was rather strong nnd prices 'f@Ac higher
for July than Monday c,osing, but the speculative
offerings were quito free. considering the demand.
aud prices declined !stlc. then ruled steady and
clio. ell 70 lower than Monday, There was nothing
special IN outside views TO create weakness and tho
market wus governed principally by local inlu'
cnccs Adyiccs from the Northwest continue 10
report lack OF rain ground dry and the growing
wheat Ia need of moisture Gold ana unseAsOn-
able weather Is also reported In the Northwest
a fair business was reported In corn ana the feel
Ing developed wa. &c etiycly firm early aud weaker
later. Deliveries on May contracts were reported
ny onli moderate. The market opened NJ Monday
closing prices, was quito Inn aud advanced &c.
but latrf reacted ~, ruled steady and closed 369
isc lower than Monday
Oats were fairly rctye butunscttlcd, being irmcr
and lsosh.c higher early but later became weaker
AMI declined t,a5sc, which was fairly maintained
until the close.
A firly active trade was reported IN mess pork,
but the feeling was somewhat unsettled and weak.
Opening sales were made "a fd1c decline except
ing Tor july, and price. rallied 2'E93c Later the
market weakened and prices declined .o@fi'zc,
closing tame
4 comparatively small business was reported Ia
Lard, nnl the feeling was quiet aud easy prices
about y q lower
quite an active trade was reported In short ribs,
Prices declined y ,al0c.
The leading futures ranged as follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-02
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.


uying-New York and Eastern points
demand, par Eastern points, sight, 10 dis
count; Cincinnati, 81. Louis, Louisville and
Chicago, l.lo discount; Now Orleans, is dis
count.
scning-Ncw York and Eastern points,
$3.50 premium; Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louis
willie and Chicago, l.l0 premium; Now Or
leans, par
The New York Stock Exchange was closed
today, and no report OF stocks and bonds
was issued.
The local cotton market today closed firm,
ut an advance Of Lice. The sales were 1000
bales, or !, 200 10 exporters and 800 to spin.
ners, The New Orleans market advanced
l-lG@No, closing firm; futures quiet and
steady, at an advance Of 10 to ~ points May
advanced IS points. Liverpool closed steady;
demand fair at an advance OF l-l0c, with fu-
lures firm and up TO points. New York
Cotton Exchange was closed today owing to
the centennial celebration, aud no business
was transacted. Port receipts Tuesday were
0,27i bales, gain OF 1859 bales on the re-
ceipts for same day last year Port receipts
today were less than on same day last season.
The Manchester Guardian, in It's CONNER
cial article OF the ist says Producers
have been forced by the rise in cotton to at
tempt TO advance quotations, but have not
been able TO establish an advance. Buyers
pay current rats for their absolute require.
ments, often grudging them but business
yesterday did not reach the average Of Tues
day, although the advance asked was rarely
proportionatcly equal TO that in the raw ma.
tcrial. The demand for India staples Is less
satisfactory than a fortnight ago. There Is a
small miscellaneous business for China aud
the lesser Eastern markets There Is quiet
but steady demand for thrilling quantities for
the smaller foreign markets aud the home
trade. Business IN yarn T. light. The In.
quiry for india China aud Japan is light but
quotations are firm. Continental buyers are
cautious. They have apparently supplied
their wants far ahead Progress In cloth !.
slow. Buyers and sellers are looking anX-
iously 10 the distributing markets for re-
Spouse 10 the rise here, but they have thus
lar been disappointed. A meeting Of hosiery
Manufacturers held at Ilincklcy ON Tuesday
resolved to advance the prices OF hosiery 10
81 per dozen, according 10 weight"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-02
GENERAL MARKETS.

Eggs were marked up little today ON the Mor.
chants Exchange quotation lists Other articles
unchanged.
Amount Of grain In store NJ the elevators Corn,
o. $50 bushels. oats. q, 90 bushels
At New orleans receipts OF sugar are moderate,
and the market remains steady and unchanged,
with holders stlll stronger In their views and arr
Offering sparingly MonScs quiet but firm. Rice
In better demand and a shade steadicr. with prices
quotably unchanged. Talmage a Sons, In their
rice circular say: "whic a. an cntirciy we antcl'
pate good rice crop for the present year. II will
undoubtedly be not less than month later than
usual but Of oouue. disasters possible to occur
IN the growing aud harvesting period which might
greatly Cuftnii the Yield 4"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-02
Groceries.

NEw ORLEANS. May l.-Coflsc- Quiet ana arn.
RIO. common 81 prime. IT, ,flW,c
luoo-Qucl aud STEADY ordinary 10 prime. at
efir
suraf-Quici ahd hrm otsn kettle. choice. g
illts. strictly prime. ii.lGe. good iaif 10 fully
fair o'sfh pioc, iaif o. good common. q. "a
~ A. uitumun, n, afNss centrifugal un white. ~
Hfs aiur Hfay white, NJ. churc lciluW. clarified,
f., prime yellow. clarified. ~ On yciluW, ClaTi.
bel, 7N,t1 il.ius, s,Conds y, siic.
MolasUs=stcldy aud arm. ulgu kettle. strictly
prime, Lc ru0l prime. ilefsr prime .ililic. inlr
o. rupd iaif iat - common 10 ruo'i common. "a
efitg uruifliurt strictly prime gistAr. prime ~
roui prime. 2..tis. iaif a. fuui air .nstiic com.
mon io rnnsl common, id,tiiC luiCflof. iir
Cuit 400 ill. May Lon the i'rtiucc Exchange
tniay The butter market was WAX. fancy cream.
rNs 1itt'g Chnor % nnc iNtfag, lnu daify, lees
~ far in ausi. leslie
irEsaihHli' r..
CINCINNATI, q May i-Whl'ty steady, ale,
ui 1908 hllrrls finished guols on llasis If siut
butter lower fancy creamery, gielaU. ltiD
toll, i10tisc
hurafesiCliY aud dnn.
l'Ti Weaker nt i.aii2c
thcgsQ allis.rr chulUi mild Ohio fat aaligc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-02

bullion gone into the Bank OF England on balance
per owt
PARIS May IA pm.--Three per cent rentes
closed at S7f, 65c for the account
BANK CLEARINGs.
CHICAGO, Ill., May l.-Clearngs si.OO),0)O.
BALTIMORE Nd, May l.-Clearlngs, s2,32l, 600;
balances, sJ0s,1lG.
ST. LOUIS, NO. May l.-clclr.ngs s2,s6l, IN;
balances, $50 GR.
BOSTON, Mass. May i,-Clcarlngs slI795,0I6;
balances, s2,J95,SsL
NEW ORLEANS, La, May blank clearngs
two days, s45Gi,lsQ
PHILADELPHIA, Pa My L-Clearings sli,
4glGO. balances SaO09G77
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-02
Articles Opening Highest Lowest, Closing

| Cush quotations wcp ~ follows.
flour-Dull aud unchanged
No spring wheat siiyaSijtc. 80. spring
wheat nominal. No rcd, size.
No 2uou, $50
No Goats 20.
No aye, Diyc.
No harley nominal.
No ilnNscc1 si.dh
Prime timothy seed. eiai1i N.
Mc'. port. yer bh si.iis,iif0
larl, per 100 lhs, sl51ifmds0
short rb slider lldoscj, sAs2'saiSik
Dry snltcd shoulders tbuXedl shaiaftA
Short clear .dct baked, st2intdaiE
Rcrcipis-tlouI 100 brg wheat 1900 bu.
cora. 1900 bn. oais, $4,000 bu; rye, 1000 bu.
shlpmcni.- Pour. i5.ooo hrls wheat. i2,coo bu;
corn. aa.un bu. oat, iAtOl bu, re. b1,oOO bu
barley 100 bu.
ST LOUIS. NO. May i.-Flour-QuIct but
Wheit-Iovcr. June. July aud August closing
ltc lower us Cumpupsl with MundayH close. No. 2
~, ga,h, s'c Nay closed at ~ g.kcd. jane &c
torn-flm for May, weak for other. No. ?
mixed. cash ~ .efui, a.. May closed nt 90 =. june
D'ig July, 1iseiils, aAkcd' August s-'ac sep
Oal..Iosgr 50. cash. ~ e asked. May. 2sj,s
.lC june. pc Afkc'i.
Ryc-bnll. No 2. f2aiic
Barley Neglected.
Hay Without change prairie s2O89Oo. tim
othy. al0tultiAn
Lead-l Lover and DUH refined siio. common.
Hniicf-unohanrc
lggs-liiglcr nj in'fr.
Torn Monl-ACtlkc. 90 n n4i.0
Provisions bull aud essentially unchanged.
l'ufk-tlIh
tard-primc steam nominally unchanged at
eGin
pry Salt Meats -shouldcusiis longs aud ribs.
slln shntt clear, eian
nlcon- noEri shoulders. $780, long, aud ribs,
SKIS Hhnft clear. ethiia
uams-sl fisfilu0.
Rccslpts Fi0nf lOo1 Drls. wheat. 100 bu. corn.
600 bu oats ll.tQ0 bu, fyc, ioul bu. barley, 1900
hu
shipments -rl1ur. loon bfg wheat, 2O00 bu
corn .atuu bu. oats, ai,pu bu. re. iOlJ bu. bar
ley, none.
| KANSAS CITY, No, May I. -Whcnt-Quiet No
/ . rcd cash. iOc asked! iuly and August d. asked
No spll, cash, 's'sc bid. July 6'o asked. August
| o. asknii.
Corn asicidyi No 2. cash. go bld. July, gita
| hid August ~ q hi No white, cash. ~ q hid
| Onts. No. :, Cash. sc h,kci.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-02
LIVERPOOL.

Ainoom Spots bi'incss steady, demand fair.
Sales, --- bales, Of which 5000 were American
Receipts, D. 30 bales, OF which 800 were American
Closing quotations were Us follows Ordinary, j1gd;
good ordinary i3lGd low midillng, ij-i6d; mid
ding G. Il, good mddllng G1sd.
Futures opened steady and co'ci firm.
THESE prices are given In penro aud Glths, thus
G.J3 means 6.-3id mud bOi means l.Gld.
Atipmi May6ilsell'rs My-Junc, IN sellers
Junc,July, Gil sellers July.Augusi, go seller;
August September GOD sellers september October,
$50 buyers OctobcrNoyember, BIO values; Sep
tcmbcr COG scllcf4
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-02

1fAY-Cholco, from sturc. Soc; car load from
lcycc or depot. tlat'9iG1 prime, from store, 5iei
~, car load, nom lctCU or depot sii.iDttiatu.
pmiric, from slOrc l9fUJc Tar load. from lv,cc OF
depot slUo1ftitOO.
tUhN-fnum store, white excite: mixcl. -.
irom lcvcc OF depot white Ia uIlk. 500 i1c. In
sucks, &c. mixed. Ia bulk, .uc. IN sacks, iic
bkAN-ltum storC, ~ stiic, from lcYcC or de
pot, siAd0NtiUO
OAIS-tfum store white. aG@15r mixed gi0s
jr from lc,cv or depot white, Ia bulk. 90 2, lc. IA
sncAs, hc, mlAcd in bulk, ~. Ia sicks, 80.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-02

CHICAGO. M, May NJ nunfl's 20 mai n,
pufis cattle Hrovipis, HOO shlpmruts 400
Market slnu and lower lcutcs. ttin.fi.ff tiorfs
atnftnt uurkrft and icairfs. ~ tr.fLtI. rYtfs
bulls aud mIKci. si.sisstgt Ivxas siccf.. stui..
Ast
iiuss Receipts, n 500. itipmtuia Gul Make,
slow aud stllN luwvE MIXED ftinHlft. heavy,
hhfUp. Ncprlrts, tHtst shpnpnfs an Naftei
dull aud ~ luWcf natives ttn0.tut Wrstrfn.
NWelilo tCKHns. tiitftas lambs. 20 iOaauu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-02

b., cAttLI-Choicc 10 csim a,a1i.c, good, 40
a'ac sraIauugs Ia medium. III. A. rhaloe ie1A.
~, wy anu Mp H,sic icsdcn, 10 10 80. 2l.es
c, hoSs-t holcc tonici. 0.s,c good. isfsc.e
9, si.i !, -,hocc &c insdum s,ssic common.
tsAss,i,ss,-ehoic'. g. common to good. per head.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-02
MensrhnId AnnnIIr.-

fRvir-sicady. Ouanrof-N c,sina. ptn4to0
W uoK california t5ul w. boa ismons. 81
ffLll icr hos lnnault, ti.a.ait 10 ~ bunch.
luirs. lHe, Piss itilHr rrr POUND.
Artitsa $40 tttutr,r hfl ufi0i sppies. GA
q rci 10 iiom siorc. nngd IcichCi. s',4c inim
rinfr
NtCFrAni.r3-Oulona si.H pof bfi cshirrr
New unruns. cuic tifhfiut kfiuL pcr Del. si fi.
hall hil tiM HafllC auC trf iuo
~ IS ocoanuit tlf.itu prt iu1. r,anut.
Virginia. tuHs lcnncagr huuHrf siack tttt.'
rna'icl. iHi'sr higher shul'cd. rcd t.. white. e.
-lanish, ~ lonu. icaut old. slia, Arkansas.
Htlc Italian chuiuuts. iyfHta
NlliIli- katherine. tt.tttI.' creamery. W4 H.
daily. ltH lls county hutlrf lOffr.
nlAtul iirm ~ l,til.,i re- hf,. tacks cd
~ 80 bu' Utah. nsnN W. bu sweet tLaai i
Clprg onrL, $40 por bh. aud $50 psr hall
NiNEu An-rctral. iga'gc.
lhut-Ntfudii huNfA &c uuscs. lie
lhlllhl Hihirtuns. young ff unult0 mixci
~ hens, sietia grose "a loFl.ul. ducks
lhisu llsil-nudalo. iqgc ucr 10. cat lc pci
lh gaiuc. pguh. ifuut etc. sIiur pof 10.
prf hns.
rCKLEs-nf. $3.50 h,ifbHs sea
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-02

oll-ifimc uuic g,.ti1s Cd Guide. an4Tc
prime summer yellow, fatfil 20 hummer yellow
tiAC choice cooking umm'r yellow, AiatNl.
pflinp summer Whifr. fi'fNlt
Prime, steu0 ils y. isss thau car Load
tpg's,.p p ~ meal, tidwa i5Sl lcss than Ca
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-02
NEW YORK.
No rcporis-ccntennial holiday.
NEW oufpANg

The spot market opened steady and closed firm;
middllnF. lt9ic. Sales; 400 bales Quotations
are as follows Ordinary 0S.lGc; good ordinary.
lli6c low mddling 1910; middlnR, 1870; good
middlng, ll9sc.
Futures opened steady at advance and closed
quiet and steady, rs follows May, 1850 bid June,
lOSi@l0SS: July iOgl@iO.02 August i01s@lo79
September, lo.G@i09i, October, 0sl@asi Noycm'
her N7o@n7l December o5l9a73; january, ~.
@aso February, as6@9sG March, 9.sJ99oj, salos,
Gl,0O0 balcs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-02

COTTON MARKET.

The local cuiiun market uIencd ntm nni closed
nun ni1dHnr. 10 ti.lOc rales. luol tale. inrind.
ing a. iuios last c,cnur uf which i..il 10 cNpsrt
en- and Nv tu splnncu
iACuANoE QroTAuoNA.
unhnafy, 4 piae fo1i ofuiuaf, p tioc. low en- "a
alins' Do 30" mIddliug, 10 lilies god miLdlur
u rl'F, mHfl'ug fair, nomilali tir. nom iuai
duliy, zoe lower
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-02

FfOUR-Ffom stob family. slco choice si21.
fancy, sLNmLGD. extra inncy, sL1i@LSi patent,
sl..tmh 20. easy.
COKNMEAl.-Pcsil e. 90. roller 500 steady.
HEANs AND fEAs-- Navy beans, sLS0et1O me.
dunn, sl.SlNl.7h
OAfMEAi.-ln half bra. $3.50 from store.
GRAZ kElis-sOdn, CAtm, iC. treble extra. Go
Glgg gittgcf SNAPS 5dslEs assorted lumblCs, llli
D. 81. cream CrtrkCfs tirrfS'sC
tRACkEb WllEAT-m Gali brls $3.50 from
stufc.
HOMlNY AND GRlTs-Trom ,iorc, 9ea