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The evening world., 1889-09-19

A woman who fell into the river" as
Chicago In true Western real estate pride
calls its open sewer, swallowed a bit Of the
filthy water and died. The doctors decided
II was the drink and not drowning that killed
her. Neither fish. flesh nor fowl caD taste
that ~noxious fluid and live. What must the
mir he
The evening world., 1889-09-19

The college year began yesterday ht Yale,
Princeton and Rutgers, and at each home Of
learning the incoming class 10 bigger thar
ever before. 1t beats all what an interest
Americans take in athletic sports Of all kinds.
The evening world., 1889-09-19

Bourbon are upon your loved land. Ere
long the clean .limbed colt will cease to kick
up his aristocratic heels IN the blue grass,
and the last Colonel" will go forth
companionless." It's sad.
The evening world., 1889-09-19

The quail are deserving Kentucky. Shade
OF DANIEL BOOM! Is there no place from
which Progress will keep Its brain-racking.
neTve.desiroying fugers? Weep, for the
evil dsyr 0: more new books and less old
The evening world., 1889-09-19
Picking Peaches.

Thick on the dropping branches
The leaves lung shining green.
With the downy crimson peaches
All glowing in between.
With bare white aims uplifted,
I'm ev'ry motion grace,
Cleaning tresSeB floating from
Her winsome, upturnen face;
With dainty rounded ankles
That her kirtle barely reaches,
A wltching little maiden
Stood, tiptoe, picking peaches.
I've danced with courtly beauties,
Where wealth and beauty met,
Aud thrilled AT lAnguid R,ances
From blonde and sweet brunette;
I've stemmed the foRmiug breakers
with bellies at all the beaches,
But this sweet maid piucked my heart
Long with the glowing peaches.
S. ". HdrdcdSue IN PhRGdelphtd Times,
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They Never Run Down.

from TerTS SfiHqEI
She-There! l knew you'd forget the clock
How do you expect to catch the commuters
tram when it's hard work for even the alarm
to wake your
He-What's the matter with the rooRtersp
The evening world., 1889-09-19
Hunt,a New York civ BnsIncss Directory.

This il the title o. a new tnt valuable work about 70
he issued by THE HUNT PUBLISHING Co, OF lOb anu
los Liberty street, New York Il viii TO al AID com,
plete, we'll ella 49, od, convenient in ntEe, Handsomely
printed and bound, and will he sold al the low price o.
1Hs dollar per copy. II pr sents strong claim; upon lho
PATRONAGE OF the business community, II viii be yAluA'
Bile TO those buying goods OF or haying, e2IrespondshG'
with New York City hopses. Its circulation, 90 u0aD"
win be larHe aud eIten led. -
The evening world., 1889-09-19
The Appeal in the Maggie Case.

TbTENINI T I'TNEE" ""E-"'I
SACRAMENTO, CAL, Sept, -Attorney-Gen'
johnson to-day perfected the papers on the APP
peal to the Supreme CO vt Of the United States
in the case Of Deputy Marshal Maggie. HIS
hOndgmen on the appeal are State Treasurer
Herold and State Comptroller Dunn.
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CONDITIONS.
Satisfaction.


DR.. Pulleu-How does that set OF teeth l
made for you work
Drummer-Grcat success. When I smile
at the waiter girls now, they take my order
at once.
The evening world., 1889-09-19
LEON z. WE'LL, JR.

Fiftieth street, South Brooklyn, but no pic.
ture accompanied 1t. and of course il cannot
be printed until it arrives.
Another mother wants to know IL her baby
can enter the contest if she brings it to The
EVENING WORLD office, as she fears her little
one is too young to have her picture taken.
While Miss Nelson and the young man who
takes care of the precious photograph gallery
The evening world., 1889-09-19

risk give AoEILLS TEITarSS CoSpiGI zoe. "!,s01'
The evening world., 1889-09-19
FANclES.

When Tanner gets on the stump In Ohio whom
will no bust, Foraker or the other fellowf
The evening world., 1889-09-19

Nine OF Baltimore's society girls have formed
a baseball team. There is some rivalry for the
position behind the bat, as they are all anxious
TO make q good catch.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-21

point yet. Oregon Transcontinental was helped by
the announcement by Mr. Willard that he did not
intend 10 liduldate TTanScontinuntal but proposes
IN due time 10 reconstruct the company
on better financial basis, which win
be greatly 10 the advantage Of the stock.
holders. The stock roso about l per
cent TO SIC. Dizziness be anne the most conspicu-
Gus feature OF the market this afternoon, but Prices
continued TO crop up aud the coalen took the lead
In the upward movement which extended 10
about ~ per cent, with Delaware & Hudson
aud lackawanua leading The suits 70 abolish the
voting trusts IN keadlag attracted no attention and
seemingly had no effect upon the stock rcaliz-
ing movement began IN the last hour aud prices
moved on quite RAPIDLY In some parts OF the list,
Atchison, New England and Lacknwauna leading
Just before the close therc another lot Of gold
ordered for export, aud this helped the downward
movement the market closing quiet but heavy,
and close To opening figures The final changes are
all for fractional amounts with advances In tho
majority Oregon Navigation and Western Union
sold cxdiyidend today.
There was the usual moderate business IN rail.
road bonds and the regular iirm tone with slight
fluctuations and la ok OF special features. The sales
Of all issues reached si.G60UO. and Reading As
contributed $4,000, the second incomes 500, 0O0
ana the Erie seconds $4,000 70 the grand total
Kansas q Texas consols ~ rose iA@96i4 Ohio,
Indiana Western seconds lost NJ %.
The total sales OF stocks today were i25 sharcs
Closing quotations.
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Drain nnd ProYi.Inn..

CHICAGO. M. iunc 0.-whcnt was stronger
today, The news was more favorable 10 the bull
interest aud created some little anxiety among
the shorts. Damage To wheat b. bugs. unsettled
and rain, especially IN sections whcru dry weather
would BE- preferable. mud large clcatauccs. changed
The sentiment OF local traders and the iecling ~
domestic markets was likewise Affected. June al
vanccl lc but clusrd with advance lost July
opened 's9tc higher. advanced I ~, fcccdcd 30
aud cln.oi ~ higher than Yesterday. Deferred
iutufcs shared ln the improvement advancing tef
y e. aud closed 4glc higher. Yesterday closing
developed rather bcafish feeling, but this morn
lag nj the start thcfe WIS not much wheat Tor sale
nni under the nature of the influences brought 10
lrnf ON the market good buying set Ia which
caused the steady aud sharp advance noted. Prob.
ably the princlpai innucncc Wa the Imported ap.
pCarancc OF "prccn bugs IN tho wheat helds II
Indiana aud Ohio. aud the report that considerable
damage would BE- the insult inorr especially Ia the
way OF shhycled wheat Rain was also reported
wcst aud south aEd cloudy weather Ia the south.
wet Ther was some buying on unsettled
weather. Damage 20 the Russian crop was also
brought 70 the surface ngain when, u l. claimed
Is grcatc1 la some sections than had bccn cal.
Con,ldcfablc Interest was manifested IN corp.
. i.,s sslag ggl,s active o. Inns aud higher
Transacted during the hr,t hall Of the session after
which the market bgCamc nom quiet 1mding
mas mgtc geng1a i9iay ihan for .omc time past
the volume 81 business being larger with moro
doing on county account The wet weather was
toe strengthening factor aud county shorts GOV.
crrd freely, which made locul operators rather
opcned n shade higher than tho closing pflccs VI
yrstcrlly, was nun aild gradually advanced ~,
reacted 80 - ruled quiet aud steady, cloilng '.s
N,r hIEhrf than Yesterday.
~ oats q lnrgcf business was transaCici aud
stronger feeling Developed. especially in the near
iuiufts. which we've bought with increased ircotiom
by shorts, Who hccnmc scared a. thc advance Ia
curu aud reports ui bad weather aud wanted 20
oo,cg unciing, during lhe early part Of the day
wcr light especially OF July which advanced ~
So bat fctrici y, aud Clnsed easy. August sep.
irmhcf and the NOM dcicrfvd deliveries Wcru %.
icfrd lfvCly ard pficcs only advanced ,c
Trading was inpfr active Ia TIE market Tor motf
pork nud The icellug wa somewhat unsettled.
laflV sHlvH wUV made 10 h1titf udtuurr hut "a
itrfnC The market closing quiet ~ lusidO Nrurus.
only fnlf trade Nad reported in The inul mark Il
nud The lcrllng was easy. Prices ruled "a p M
lover, and tho market closed tame NJ the pduc
ton
~ short nh sides trading was moderate and tho
feeling WIS casY. Prices declined gitHit and the
market Clntoi quiet aud steady NJ thc reduction.
Tho leading iuturns raugcd ~ follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-21
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw YORK. June N Money nn call easy Al 70
r. pcf ocnti last loan, pcf cent closed ohefcd at
2 icf ccut inme mcrcanlilc paper, g'.tih pet
cNut sterling exchange quiet. but steady NJ tlh9
iuf sixty LAY bills aud ~ ~, int demand
Government bonds dun aud steady. STATE bonds
dull aud without feature
The ttnlk market Was much lcts active today,
thew bcing les disposition 10 trade than on any
day iut week past The news Of the day was not
~ tlcCnl Importance, though the usual reports Of
rate cutting ~ the West beside other troubles were
TAXED about but they scvmcd 90 have but little In.
uueuoc over The Cuufsc Of prices. Tho denial that
We Rock Island intended 10 leave the Inter.
slate Association with unexpected buying
gflen In the market this morning from Ion.
unn completely wiped out every appearance 81
Neaknet ~ the upfninn this morniur aud hrst
piiccs wefu generally ifuIn y W 80 higher than
ati tNtnings closing nguua. The smaller shorts
hasignci 20 cuvcr and the result was further
tNkh! altancc In the early trading The bears
could not gitc up the hght ~ easily aud demon.
swalen va made sgalnst the iist with the insult
~ utlntiuE lulou laclac. which was fair marx be
an., ~ we mtcateucd strike Of Ne queer down
neNp iff cent iaekaNauna, Missouri Iacinc
80 nlht, hWk ltland aud Aichlsou followed, with
M. seheial ll,l showing slight losses Tho force OF
w n9N,mehl Nas spcut Ia the INT hall hour And
,gu, s@n ,pt,ad through the market with
sugar uaa~ leading hWaehod ilsJ.. The highest
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-21
Groceries.

CANNED GOOps g. Pineapple. siiSaii0
peaches. lbs. standard. tLaaesih1 second. Sieve
lis iumntocs. lbs. standard, -nssl1c lb-, stand
ard, fi.ur NflWbcrflcs, sL2E uspbeulcs, N.2f
black berries, tlu0 green cages. sl.iu pearl slJl
plums VI ~ asparagus, sLut green corn, tlp1Y
OBJ grcCn peas slGHl,a1 cove oyster, iull
weight, 10. puetYic, ~. si.aiftlCl light weight
&C.. lls. si.un CONDENSED milk-0fuwn, sAi5.
Eagle. $40 SNis, a. ~ salmon eiGA42Ol sar.
dine, si.0 mustard nrllncs ~ 80. Mnckcrcl,
si isfti ~ herring mnckcful si o.
ritAK-iufc white p'tC % white. o. yellow
clarified. S.apc refined A, phc standard grhnu.
lated. p,sc powdered. iO'iG cut loaf, iOlsg open
kettle si,flsc. nrung
tctfEE -Common. i7i,c ordinary isc. fair.
"a, prime Rio. ~, choice 81 iaucy, 2ill2lc, old
government dlfilg duh
sALT--aginaw. siab per hri. ohio River. u. ils
IA per bn. Louisiana, sl.is. sacks. Tue, $40
hlcE l.oul.iana, l9s0c, Carolina eg7c.
SIAKCil-E
tiiEEsE-rfimc fats -. New York factory
~. full cram. ilc. Young America. H.
MuLA~-ks- Louisiana, common ~ fair, 21isc.
prime choice. lla sc fancy tic. Ccutrliugtls, com.
mon 70 ialf ae ~ prime 70 choice. %, d. syrup.
CNNbiis-stcks all dscs In bxs, rls and bris.
lNtiic. ancy assorted, iuWi1r extra iancy, iiJ-oC
nun.
full Wplrht Ni|r
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-21
BEAUTIFUL cHAurAuQUA LAKE.
Lakewood. Now York.

The most beautiful resort in America;
situated on tho main lineoi the New York,
Lake Erie & Western Railroad. at Lake.
wood, n. Y, midway between Cincinnati
and New York City; the highest navigable
water In the United States; over / 400 feet
above the level Of the sea and 200 feet
higher than Lake Erie. Weather cool; no
malaria; no mosquitoes. Hotels open
June l TO October 1. Round trip fare from
Cincinnati Sll.2j; good returning until
October 81. BE sure your tickets read via
New York. Lake Enc & Western Railroad
from Cincinnati, as this is the only line
running solid trains Pullman Palace Cars
through 10 the Lake. Tourists' tickets on
sale at all large stations. For further in.
formation please apply TO ticket agents OF
connecting lines, or TO ii. z. llolobird,
Division Passenger Agent, No. % West
Fourth street. Cincinnati, q.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-21

HAY-Cholcc from store. snr car loid from
lcvcc ur depot slAuoetih ~ prime. from store. 5SH
SO car load, from lcvcc or depot, silu0fiido
pn,iric inum slorr, 50hbc car load, from lcyce OK
peloL s1Olfiii.u0
CORN from store, white, &c. mixed. Sc from
lcvce or depot, white IN bulk. toc In sacks, iic.
mlNcl Ia bulk l,c, Ia SACKS, a.
hkAN-from store &c, from lcvce OF depot
siAn.
OArs-From storc. white, &c mixed. acc from
levcc OF depot white IN bulk altJic. In sacks %
e1ic. mixed, la bulk. ~ IN sacks sc
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Household supplies.


APPiEs-sinai.tp per btl. Drlci apples. 2s@
% I-r 10 irom ,t0fe Dried peaches, 2Nilc ir1m
fturn
iRutr-scady Oungcs -Ncsina. tL51Gli 90 per
box. Lemons tiiofl L'Jpef box bananas, si.aift
- ucr bunch. Dates. 1Hsg PIGS. igaftac per 10.
NEeEfAhl.E@-O nlona 500 per brl. sacks LOO.
cabhaTc. tlbls1O0 per loo garlic. ioc per ioO.
NUS - Cocoanut, 500 pcr 100. Nlnuts.
Virginia. 9atsc. Tennessee, iafmcrs siOck, ietir
fuasici. iHi,c higher shcllci, nd, &c. white, Co.
tpanish, lvc fccans rcNas, old, 3esi2c. Afkansas,
aatiC. Italian chcstuuts. inf 81
hurfkh-puticfine, iisrc. creamery, iss2c
dairy, ~. ftiic. county, iufttlc
InfAtuEs--fifm. nov. u .OlNi. 10 pct bfl. sweet
sl1a2.io per hh
CiDKR-6nrk. sdOpcr brl. AMI $50 per half
hf
NtNEGAH-fcr cal i24tlr
Enthusiastically. has ilc. eases, i1'fc
uNLfki-thirkrus young. u iiff1 iO.' mixed.
siuiattl1 hens, ttaaiul rccss, sLos3Vl.
durka gttn
TRislI FisiI-nunaio. lac per III cat 10 per
10. tame, pcrch, tfuut cto. sftiOc pei 10.
RAislNs-London layers tiu0 California, g. .
ret huN.
PlCKLEls-nfla sdso half brls sLOl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-21

Tisli-Mhekerci half brls, No, soio' No. ?
sS5t No. n sNat i0ih Kits. No si.3i. 30 , si.2A
Dry herring. family g5c pr box North Carolina
roc herring. half brls. sd,A White hsh, hall brls
g. ~
HuG PROpuCTs- steady pork. siaiO9Fa gisu.
garcufCd hams. iO's fiibC. breakfast hacun. pis8
love clear no sides. bacon, 1'ses1isc shoulders.
bec bulk pork. clear Sides o. A.. clear rlb side.
t'sc long clear. ~ r. shoulders sc
LAhl-Ics, G'ss half bfls. &c. kegs re
chuicC Kettle sasi A.. steady
FRESH MEAI--lccf. hludquartcr. sale. fore
qnarcrs. . k4ic City hog, Gsic. country dressed.
~ sftec per 10
flGs' fEET-Brls. s9OG half brls $780, kegs
tLXA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-21


Buying-Ncw York aud Eastern points,
demand par Eastern points, sight, lilo dis
count Cincinnati. st. Louis Louisville and
Chicago par New Orleans, 1. discount
Sclling-New York and Eastern points,
$3.50 premium; Cincinnati, ST. Louis Louis
willie and Chicago, 10 premium New Or
leans, par.
The local cotton market continues quiet
Sales today go bales 10 spinncrs. The
receipts were but % bales AZ Liverpool
spots closed firm, demand good, and futures
steady al az advance Of point New Or.
leans steady, and futures dull at a decline Of
point The New York market closed
steady, futures went Of to points, closing
quiet
Hubbard Price & Co. say: "Forclgn al.
vices today were Disappointing TO the bulls
as decidedly better market had been cx-
pected on account Of our sharp advance
yesterday. The market opened az a slight
decline, but advanced until checked blythe
heavy selling by those who were
yesterday buyers, and gradually re.
lApscd into dullncss, closing al the lowest
pIiNts OF Alt Jay ih' ueNon ol
Liverpool Is accounted for by the supposi-
ton that the English spinners, in view Of
the persistent determination intended 10
corner August had supplied themselves
with contracts instead Of the actual cotton
and were therefore In position 10 purchas,
cotton on the spot and at the same time sell
contracts Locally our market 4 without
feature and closes with an apparent liquida
ton Of the local interest In the summer pc.
sitions The winter months have been very
steady, In fact. firm, under buying for foreign
account and reports Of damage by excessive
rains throughout the Southwest"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-21
Iirc,sistuHs.

FtOuR-From slorc, common, $500. family.
S23. choicc, a. 90 fancy, SIS. extra fancy, sL7S
patent SAGUhdn firm.
CoKNMEAis-Pcatl, 500. roller. s. 81 steady.
BEANS AND PEAs-Nayy beans, Sl.Sbs 40, me
dun. si.5iqi.n
oAfMEGL.-in half brlS 1850 from store
NRAtktliS-soda. extra &c; treble extra. &c
a. a. ginger snaps, 5aslsc assorted iumbles, ii9
~ ~. Crcam crackers 7isdSNs.
CRACKED MHEAT-ln half bris $3.50 from
store
HoMGNY AND GRITs-From store, s25S9aOO.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-21
Live Stock.

CHICAGO. m. June l9.-The D'orerf Journal
reports Cattlc-Receipts li.tO0 shipments, a.
Isi slecrs. s3J1at'ib siocscr, aud feeders,
e. 2itl 40 cows, bulls aud mixed, SliOe52Sj Texas
cattle. Sl.600,A5S.
active, and prices 70 higher. mixed. 81 2Oa
40; heavy, sLl5gl6j light slGGL5G bulk,
Sl25dLa0
steady and firm; natives SAi2Lti 80 Texans,
2tO0L2I lambs, 81 OOI8 "a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-21
GENERAL MARK cts.

Market quotations remain unchanged today on
the Merchants Exchange lists. Potatoes aud ap-
pies are arriving freely and prices are fuctuating
In consequences. The New orleans sugar market
continues arm prices having an upward tendency;
kettles are scarce. Moafscs remains quiet and rice
In lair demand and steady
dispatch from New York says "In sympathy
with uniavorablc cables irom Ilavre aud Hamburg
this morning, coffee dropped between 20 and 20
poluts. In the closing hours there was a reaction.
the market closing with decline OF about 10
points on sales OF 10000 bags"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-21

Cnsh quotations wgfu "a follows
llouf-iirm and unchanged
No. 2fpting wheat, Sittsllsc No. . EpfinK whcat
nomiuhl No. nd, sQJ.UisG
No. corn, &c bid.
No. oats. g2i,C
No. fyc, co.
No. barley, nominal.
No, I ilaNscct fig
Prime Timothy seed, 81. fltLsl
Mes pork, pcf brl, tii 10
Lard, pct 100 lhs, sdt1tgslalA
Short 10 slides, LOOSE sfiOaA5a
Dry salied shoulders boxed q, tagaAlA
short clear sides, butcd o. sNGN
kcccl pls.tl9nt 1900 bfls wheat 10 600 bu,
corn. lss,So eu' oats, iisooo bw ps, a.OO0 bu:
shipmcnls. Flour. coo bril-. wheat 1000 bu.
corn asyoo eui oats, 2sSooO bu. ne 1000, bar.
81 LOUIS No. June 0-Fiom-ouIe, and
wheat-cssh easy. on,lons hish., ,,,t,..
were All onllsh, aud the market cosed ic ahovc
yesterday Nc. nd cash.Slg July closed Al
a,ked, Dcccmhef, IKE ~
corn-suons' No 4laIIoi. sash, o,.Ssle. July.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-21
Cniinn a.nh Irn,inrt..

NEAL-rflmc tismais ID ict, than car load
90 phsstns0 90 meal. siopHi5.i0. les than cat
lead. 80 utii1 IN
CurrON hEED-Railrohd. sii-Ol river si0oO per
ton.
oii.-Trimc crude EsgNs OF crude. so4Nc.
IflinU summer yellow, t0ttirs on summer yellow
intftAr ChnlCc cooking summer yellow, hofia.
prime summer white. ttHte.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-21
ut.eellaoeoo..

wHisKY.-siralrht Kentucky nourhon. s.t0a
0pi Robertson and lincoln Committee nfm at $40
atut EEtofn fycs. ft0l.taQ1 ncc1rllns u ace
aud make. common whisky, pnc.tsi.i1 accnrding
81 pruut Nothing under 10 pcf cent quoted
OiN-slooasla9 iuf domestic. s1s3ltiil cor lm.
ported
ORAss sEEns-Roi clover. a. Is bui hcpis. sAa
poc bu ufuhani grsss, n = hu timuthy, tllattni
bu German milet, sBilo'bu. Hungarian, 7itSe
hu.
hAGGiNO -9si0,.e
Ittsasl M
siluT-ntoR SD. buck. $40.
IEAuahi stes.
TALON .ttc
sNurf-Uauytrs N15s Raipht. go ~ Rail.
road " - Gail a AKA rau
rOMnLii-kess tot half KEGS. San. quarter
toAL oli.-rrime white, wholesale lot. o,,c por
TouAcJo-ccmmon. n0Ec. other Eudcs SO
HErswAXa Nv
NAtilsatrnn. " % ficri, sltn
NunlfH bury ErrHsr WOOL, uuWashcd, t1Hfir.
Tub washed ailiihs
iiinl--bry lint 40 !. a. 40. 2 g. DRY alic,i
tHfC ru.un alici. SO O. 49, 40 q 'o rrrcn. u
~ dccukihA 2gilv thcolsslns, tlcalLVo n0mi.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-21

NEW YORK. June 2O.-Thc demand today was
confined 10 few descriptions Of goods, principally
new patterned fabrics. Clothing wo1lens have
not opened yet but some aahplcs were rcportcd
shown quietly Prints aud ginghams were doing
fairly on the road. but spot transactions were
light Print cloths are tending upward, aud may
quicken sales Of prints at hxod prices The mar
kCt was unchanged.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-21

CATTLE-Choloc 20 extra. p,T1i,c. Fooi, gf.Q
Oh cnmmon ~ medium, 81. tfi.r choice cows
ntl hrlirrt 2tHr. medium, EitHn 49,
llou.- ,ho.oe corniod, pfsr.c good. 1890
common, ~ Nflr
sllEEl'-thoicc. &C. medium. assic common.
fln1.fln
LAMns-cholcc Be-, common 10 eooi, per head.
tla0.tAl0
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-21

MISSISSIPPI Diarrhga Cordial has been
used in this section for upwards Of thirty
years and today is accepted as the stan
dard remedy for bowel troubles, and makes
a friend and advocate OF its merits every
time IL IA used. .I
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-21

WILL be found an excellent remedy for
sick headache. Carter's Little Liver Pills
Thousands OF letters FROM pcoplc who have
used them prove this fact ,rry them.
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MiscrIi.ANrnra nnNns-
COTTON MARKET.

The local coiton market opened quiet and closci
qaiCt middtinF 10 iildc sale. 40 haics, o. --
tocspofter. ana 80 10 spinner
rNcnANur QUOTATIONS..
ofilnaJ, soier gonl ordinary. y sicr low mia
ding 10 1iGc mIdinuf. % iiloc. got mlidilnr
u bloc miiilinx iaiL nominal iaf nominal
dusty. Asisc lower
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ST. LOUIS, No, June l.-Wool-Reccipts l05.
os6 pounds Market steady and unchanged,
NEW ORLEANS, In. June 2O-cofee-Rlo car
goes common % prime, lG4@iPhc.
Mhisky-Mcsteru rcctihed sLOf9isL
Nicc-Ordlnary 10 prime, 3Hesjc
Sugar open Kettle. good fair, iglcc ccntrifu.
gals, plantation granulated, ", choice white, ~
Lice.
Molassos-contfifuea fair to good fair i9@eOc;
common 10 good common. l6@ls, Inferior, lie.
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Spots opened ifm and CLOSED steady. mliding.
u i.iCc Sales i.Sil tales Quotations wcrc o. col.
lows Ordinary, SlCc GOOD ordlnay. pii.iCs low
middllnK i0,y middllur. n i.l6c. good middllng
II eiec. mlddllnE iaif. ~ e. ialt izisc.
futurea opened steady ADD closed quiet, NJ iol
lows June, i0egiot9. July, iotssiotp August
iobBio.sS september. ioi2gi0i1 October. 0oa
$50 November. pe7aaet Deccmbvr. p6iaa ~,
January. a9ie9p2 February, pp>s0gg Mayh.
lo09loo5. April, ioiisioiS May. ioa8loa
Sale. 300 baloa
NEw oRLHANa
The spot market opened quiet and closed sisady
middilng. loo Sales 200 bales. Quotations
are ssiollowr Ordinary. o. good ordlnary. 90
Low mlddliug io,.c middlinE. iojsc good mid.
dllng, il,sc.
Futures opened steady aud closed duh, A. fol
lows June, iooo8iocs. July, io550iate Augut
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impous-N &CLL&NhM&Lh&L, NO
4 7, Kcs& q N,s&n. 3. steamers. d.
waFQns Total. % baicL
Espons-M&Cl Total. bale,
DAILY ront ANp INTERIOR MOVEMENT.