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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-31
River TeleGrams.

River Telegrams.
ESPECIAL TELEGaAMs TO THE DIsPArCH.t
MoRGANTowN-Riyer feet 6 inches and
stationary Weather clear. Thermometer $40 at
P.M
wARRES-River stationary at low water
mark. Weather clear and very warm.
BRowNsSILLE-River feet inches and
stationary. " eas::::er clear. Thermometer 7so
at p. N.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-31

Home runs-Quinn. Tomney.
Struck out-By CunninghxIn, 4; by Foreman, 3.
Wild pitches.Cunningham, /; Foreman.
Umpire--kerins.
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LAST OF THE SEASON,
Via Allegheny Valley r. r.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3.

Toronto, Caeada, and return $S.
Niagara Falls and return 81.
Lake Chautauqua and return So.
Tickets good for 15 days returning.
Train of Eastlake coaches and Pullman
sbuffet parlor cars leaves Union station a
8:45 A. NJ, Eastern standard time. MThs
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-31
Mining. STOCKS.

NEW YORK August 30-Aspen, 40O; Gale
solidated California and Virginia, 762; Com
monwealth, 200; Deadwood Ter, lbs; Hale
e. Ncrcross $40; Homestake, 800: Horn Silver.
l25; Iron Silver, l75; Mt. Diablo. 175; Mutual,
l40; Ontario. 34O0; Ophir, SD; Standard, 100;
Savage, go; Sierra Neyada. $40; Ward Con-
solidated. lao.
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TIMELY HITTING.

The Hoosiers Defent the CIeveIands BY
Fortunate Stick Work.
CLEVELAND. o., August 30.-Timely hitting
gave indianapolis the game to-day. The Cleve-
lands made a home run and two base hits in
the ninth inning, but the hits followed the
home run. Score:
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A PAINFUL ACCIDENT.

A Bar of Iron Penetrates John Brehm's
Left Foot.
John Brehm, an employe of Oliver &
Roberts wire mill, met with painful ac-
cident yesterday. While at work at a
machine small bar of iron penetrated his
lett loot. He was taken to his home at the
corner of South Tenth and Bradford streets.
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Hartford,. Big Winners.
Third.

Following are the winners and placed horses
in the Charter Oak big stake since it was
founded:
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A BRILLIANT CONTEST.
The Senators and PhiIlies Have Tie 12-
Inning Game.

WASHINGTON, August 3o.-The game to-day
between the Washington and Philadelphia
teams was replete with brilliant plays and the
interest never wavered until the game was
finally brought to close at the end of the
twelfth inning, on account of darkness. The
fielding on both sides was sharp and clean.
After the second inning the game developed
into a battle between the pitchers Score:
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PTrrsBURG p A KlcHcAGos. RBPA Z

Pittsburgs........... ......o o-e
Chicagos. ..... ......o c o.
Earned druns-Pittsburgs s.
Two-base hits-Rowe. White.
Three-base hit--Kuehne.
Sacrifice hits--Hanlon, 2: Rowe. Calvin. Duffy.
Stolen bases--Rowe.
Double plays-Galvtn, Miller and Beckley.
First base on errors--Pittsburgs.2 2; Chicagos, /.
First base on balls--Ryan, Van Hsltren, .;
Yields, White, Dunlap.
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There were two hall games on the local
grounds Yesterday between the home club
and the Chicagos. Each team won game.
Calvin again pitched with wonderful effect.
New York defeated Boston in good game.
The Senators and Phillies played a L.
inning tie game. There we're some good
Association games.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-10

JonNsrowN, Pa, June 0.-Editor Joseph
Swank, OF the Johnstown Daily Tribune,
representative citizen, takes very hope
iul view Of the situation.
''Johns,own will be rebuilt" said he
yesterday, ''and on the same spot 1t grew
on before. II is useless to attempt an es,i.
mate Of Johnslown's loss, but | would
approximate it at $4,000, 900 in the city
proper and S25,0Ol,OJO when the suburbs
are included. As for the Cambria Iron
Company | have the personal assurance o.
Nice-prcsident Powell Stackhouse, who
came on from Philadelphia yesterday. that
the Company will repair and rebuild on
the old site. Their loss will not exceed
100000.
"rhe statement that the banks are all
insolvent, or likely 10 be 80, Is foolish
error. There is one national bank, one
savings bank and possibly the private in
siitution Of John Diebcrt Il Son. which
will open up ~ soon AZ they eau get theiI
affairs Strengthened up little"
Sheriff McCandlcss thinks the condition
OF this place OF such u serious nature that
the National Board OF Health should take
hold OF the sanitary work, in order 90 give
II national character. lie says all the
communities living between here aud u,
Mississippi River are interested in Oh,
health oi this point which makes the mat
ter one OF national interest. lie does no
disparagc the work Of the State Board
however. go
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-10

CANNED GOODS = plncnpplcs silh9Ltn.
peaches 2 lbs standard. sLairlhs second $1,000
lis. tomatoes bssnnlnrl. nllc, 3lbi standard,
siOO, strawberries, sL2E nupbcirlci, sL1 black
berries siO1 green cages. 81 90 pears, sl,N
plums $50. nsparirul sinl, green corn sLu0ef
90 prccn pens, sl2Hlit cove oysters, inll
weight h. nasllc. lbs. "a aitl.CO. light weight,
Gic lbs, silu. CONDENSED milk-Cuwn, ~ %.
tagie si.jt Swiss. 81. H., salmon, lOiWAW. sar-
dimes, si5g mustard mrliuCs. si.jQ. Mackcrcl,
81 liati.S0 hCrdng mnckcrtl, ~ o..
siGAR-Pure white, $50 Oh white, SC yellow
clarified, SO. refined A, ~ standard graduated.
qc powdered y e.. cut loaf, y e. open Kettle C'ss
7isc steady aud hrm.
COFFEE Common. lsc ordinary, lsC fair,
10; prime ldo igisc. choice 10 fancy. 8g2lg old
government, ,hc. hrm,
sALT-saginnw. Sis per brl; Ohio River, sl.r0@
i2i per brl Louisiana, si.l1, sacks hue, sLi0
coanc, q. iG pkis. 2 ,ss5e
KCE-louslina, l'f55c, Carolina, CSIc
STAHCii-,c
CllEEsE-Prime flats, ----. New York factory.
49,. tui crcatn, lac. Young America, iac,
MOLAs,i.s-inuislana. common TO inif. 25lt2ici
prime chplcc $50 mg fancy ig ccnirlgraii com
MN, 70 s-.sr ;'-4.'S pulpc lS~hSicc 2scsl'' yrup
gstffnc steady.
CANblI.s-stlcks. al slscs IN bxs. pls aud brls
a'sai0sr fancy assorted, Wssl2'vc extra ihncy
1tHf 200. hfm.
fail tVglulf nt.r
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urnIn nnlI I.rn,l.lnn..

CHICAGO. ~. June s-1hctc wus god tndlur
Ia Whcnt though the ivvliug Was uusCuivl caril in
the trsslon TIE market WIS strong. Influenced by
the continued wet weather. aud. with shnrs GOV.
Crlng aud sumc Investment buying, pfiCrl wvfc
carried AZ a. luf July above yCst MAYS closing.
then rrcrilei ~ the bufing pressure clsrl NJ, aud
pfcus dcrlluCi o.. uud Uuse ailuut 80 lover th
yesterday Juuu clu.cl alout ~ higher aud ui.
iutlugs light The weather bulletin bg iin showed
rain. or threatening weather over most " the
United states hcru Il complaint Of ton much
uin except ~ the jim River valley Harvesting
il IA pfugIcss south aud suuthwUs, aud, ln fact in
all ui the Niutrf wheat growing districts
II IA estimated that the Visible supply viii show a
dccfcntoui i.Niu.utp % ,fhuu bushels The weak
mes later In tie stsion was attributed u Increased
offerings nni the fact that the most urgent demand
ifum shorts va supplied
t 4 iaif hufluDss Wls transacted In corn early ln
the DAY. hut q. the fcssiun advanced the market
bcpanc quict aud Inactive The FEELING DEVELOPED
was nfm early. iuiincnrcd Largely by the wet
weather ani sirvnHth IN wheat. local shorts cover
| iuH aud there Wus u temporary nurD, large lurHl
CO.. fatuf sold ir,cly aud the market rccCdci tQ The
| Inside pflcis ~ the LAY. The market urcuci . g
| higher than the closing price ~ yystcrlay, wu'
| arm fora time. but soun uilci easier, deCiiui M
t,r, became quict und nnal quotations VEN ABDUL
the same ns yesterday,
Oats Wcfc quiet. Thew was fair selling by lnn1,
| OPERATOR bot the miscellaneous buying although
| net lnwc. held pfiCcs steady.
| NrU little lutUust Nas manifested tn hos Irn
| duct, and there Wrfr M particular rhnfera 4
| note speculative oirrinrs were moderate nut
| demand from ~ sunrrn Nas comparatively light
/ prirus uthrf ifNurUtl buyer.
! The lcading iuiuns hanged ~ follows
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Trustees Sale


ny virtue 81 two deeds Of trust. executed one on
lhc Niih dty ui August issi. aud The other on the
gist dhy ~ July, tss1. BY w. W. Humphrey io tho
undpfsl rnrd ~ trustee, 10 secure ccftnin indebted
mes specified thsnln. the frlt II taid trust deeds
nrlsitrud in Registers Office Of shelby County,
Tenn In hnnl iiL page ifl. aud the other regis
tered in said Registers oficc H. book ifH paFc =,
which ar tcicfrui TO- ntid dccda conveyed aud nu'
lhon1cd the sale II the following real estite W.
case the debts therein tccufci were not paid o.
provided therein. said fcti estate, situate IN Mem
phls shelby County Trnu, beginning ~ point
In the north line n Market siret rs icci east from
the east line OF the nrt alley east oi THIRD iifcct
and running thence catt With the noun side OF
Market strclt ~ tot thence north lis't icot % on
lntcntcd alloy. thence Wcs' "a icct thence south
itsi icci TO the piacc oi hcElnnng. being part ~
lot IL Mulhoiin subdivision In country lot o. :,
and the same land rct apart a. sall W. w. llumlh'
fvyt Loo case Of W. tiumphvW W. hrlue May
foi'i 80 apis u. ~, thnnccv Court Of shelby
county Tenn. and aid dshu not lting raid az
cnnliur ~ the terms oi sid Trust deeds, "a INC ~
quest ~ the hruchciarics thcfcln, ] VII, on
the 1T dny ~ july tssl NJ the southwest corner u
Main and Madison strcCs, Memphis Tenn sell
sald dt.cfiisd real estate w the highest bidder, ~
puhiic uuicfy Tor cash. 80,
Equity az redemption barred The title % nid
pr,Iaft, believed 10 ~ good, but ! viii tell aud
convey , trustee IN aid trust decd fcicitcd TO- und
not oihrfwfc.
ms ii,i day Of Nay, isso - ,,r,,vn
mn A NuLerson. Atioruoya
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Buying-New York and Eastern points,
demand, part Eastern points, sight lilo dis
count; Cincinnati, st. Louis Louisville and
Chicago, par New Orleans, = discount.
selling-Now York and Eastern points,
81. so premium; Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louis
Vile and Chicago, lilo premiumi New Or
leans, par.
The local cotton market closed quiet with
sales 200 bales all to spinners. New Orleans
spots closed quiet with futures quiet and
unchanged Tho Liverpool Exchange was
closed yesterday and will not open for bust
ness until Wednesday morning At New
York spots were quiet and steady and
futures dull aud unchanged.
Hubbard, Price Il Co. say; 'Thc closing Of
Liverpool Cotton Exchange during the
Whtsuntide holidays together with the
hali-holiday here, has intensified the pre-
yailing dulness Of the cotton market, and
the volume Of business has been inconsidcr-
able. lndlsposition to enter in the new
transaction is very marked The decrease In
the deficiency TO 5000 bales as compared
with last year is due to the accumulation of
Indian cotton, while the American deficiency
Is 10000
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though Jersey Central and the Vanderbilts shares
displayed positive strength. In the Vanderbilts
there were Tumors OF a probable capitalization OF
the betierments on the New York Central aid u
probable extra dividend this year. The upward
movement, however, did not extend much beyond
the first hour, and the influence OF the exports OF
gold began TO be felt, aud when the bank statement
was issued, showing loss OF over 81 100000 In re-
serve, the downward tendency became more pro.
nounced and the early gains were soon wiped out,
most OF the list going below the opening figures.
Tho trusts were not 50 active, and little strength
was shown in them, their fluctuations being on
par with those OF the regular list The market
hnalV closed with fair degree OF animation, but
weak at the lowest prices. The Chesapeake Ohio
stocks were specially weak, and the common re-
corded decline OF ! per cent but while the rest
OF the list arc almost Invariably lower tonight the
Losses are fOrsmall fractions only
The dealings in railroad bonds were small and
unimporlant, and the movements without special
significance. Tho sales Of all issues reached only
S5ll 400, and the final changes while generally IN
the direction Of higher figures, show Il few inn
portant changes
The total sales OF stocks today were So 90l shares.
Closing quotations.
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pnihriIr Inrl,lrni.

JouNsrowN, Ia, jane 9.--'rhe body Of
Rev. 4. L. Miller rector OF the Johnstown
Episcopal Church, and those Of his wife
and child, were recovered Yesterday under
circumstances both sal aud strange. -Four
Episcopal clcrgymen, who had been sent
here by Bishop Whitehead, wep working
about the ruins near Lincoln street when
they came upon tho body Of their late
brother. Clasped in one rigid arm was the
body Of his babe and ia the other his wife,
whose arms were about his neck They
were removed In this position and will bc
80 buried tomorrow, the Episcopal clergy.
men officiating.
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Arlclc. pcnlusIshc.t Louc,,. cio.ln

Vash quotations ucfc as i1IluUg
llour-sicaiy aud ulchan 90
No. z tpuug wheat w. No ispring Whcit nom.
No. ltufn, tHie
Nc. lulis. Q ~ A.
No Bc, LII tc
So barley. nnnlual
No nHNtlId slot
Primo Timothy scot siHgia
NCa pnfk, 30 bH tlliA
Ian. pcf iUu d.. stDfr
shofirh sidcs, luufc, thofhph
Dry nuoi shoulders, bowed. Sli1h1hA
short rlDnt tldca, baked. thiihHNA
hUulpu tluuG liull lda Whcat, MWn hu.
corn, llleil b. cat. Ni.oll bu ~, aco b. lar.
shipments Flour 5.oo bts wheat slcoo bu.
CON. &nu1 bu. cats, an,p1 bm ~, 500 bu.
barley, sou hu
81 louis. Mo-. June s-Fiour-Quict
Mhraialnwrr haln uiusci n nfm ulenlng and
4 ainnrg, bot The igtling was unsettled aul tpy
ngI,on. WITH price nugilaunf mpidH within .
conditions cuntfolfl the mafk,t cntlrcly and late.
with every Indication ~ clearing on. thtfe uaf
pttegic 70 sel that htuAc ulc market mrldlf.
| The clue Wss weak aud De- below fcsterlay No !
rcd, cash. ~ .sislc june. olo.cd 60 asked July.
, 1885 August ,l'tc nslcd september, iic asked.
pc,cmict io' u asle,i icif, ~ e.. nominal
corn -liun. NJ miKci. Clsh, size June
cio.ed q lsil'p. July al'.tai3.c August. sii .c
Oats. i'm. No q cash, gi'.ca,kcd June. gs1s
Ryc-No q had bli Of ssc
nay-Qulop prairie, sltosiibo timothy,
tiOO0NilN
nran=Quipt lstEanV
| 1laN sfcdaQuirt III nd hld. nov cr,p mammal NJ
ailO TOT August delivery
Lad Malsot dull hni weak with sellers a,
| flIN toii Missouri tti0 chemical hafd GiW.
-. bid i9f vhncd sud held higher
Hitter tul banged
fgns-Quicl % lie
Provisions Ncp quiet and but little doing.
Comma iln al s2o5alio.
| purt=el1H
LArd-frime steam, lalablc Mssa
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Ia q pesllln,r CendIi,on

JouSsrowN, Pa, June Q. Father Smith,
pastor Of the Catholic Church at Ebcns.
burr, Cambria County. reached here yester-
Jay. after a two-days journey from South
Fork. lie says the residents Of Mineral
Point, Coopersyillc, Duich,own, East
Conemaugh aud other small settlements
along that valley are in destitute circum.
stances and are In need Of immediate sup
plies Of groceries and clothing Reports
from each Of these villages show that be-
tween seventy aud eighty lives were lost
between Woodyale aud the hamlet Of
South Fork
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NEw YORK. June S. Money on call easy,
with no loans closed uivrcl ut 3 Ter ccut Prime
dull but Hcldy NJ stsi'i Cor tiNiy day bills aud
81 ~ iuf demand
Government bonds have been dull and barely
steady. ttatC bond Neglected
The stock market was dull today, and showing
some tiWngth ct Tint niCWari became weak Ia
all iis dypaftmeutt, and the f,tult Of the uaiing
IVES 10 leave almost everything on the llsi Ira ton
ally lover ihsn lat EVENING The reports ~ the
nov tfuuhlfl uNyf the mates la the West and the
northwest bod The eject ui making VCty fagEcd
urttlug. aud while the changes irum last even.
inEs hrufts wvw iaitly divided hvtwcsn gains
snd lu7ass, ihr important differences were Ia the
ut.tuuu ul lover hEnun uud Jersey ecu.
va was down q aud New England aud
/ Nuithcu rac.nc preferred x pef cent
| ,a'h lh"ir L. nn ariito manipulation 81
/ we Nouli stocks and Wabash preferred became
.nt "llhg l'aic.s In pnlnt Of activity, and with
1 Nissruti iarlnc showed The way Ia ihc limited
| npNad movement Nhiyh folio 81 the int saca
TIC t,tl VI W. ltitympsthIed 10 iiinilcd extent,
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Dry salt meats--shoulders s512lSaI15; longs and
ribs 50, l0@6 20: short clear s.. 25aG30
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, sjkj; longs and ribs,
s6.450y070; short clear Sc s00Gki
Receipts-Flour, 1900 brls;' wheat 5000 bu;
corn 5000 bu: oats 1900 bu.
shipments--Fl0ur, 5000 brls; wheat, 1900 bu;
corn, 1900 bui oats, 5000 bu; rye none; barley
1000
KANSAS CITY No.. June --Wheat-steady;
No. red, cash, 7ic asked No 2 soft cash, zoe
bid.
corn--steady; No. p cash, 2Gc bid. No 2white
cash. pc bid. n
Oats-No cash ono askad
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Provisions.

FIsII--Mackcrcl half brs No, I. $3.50 No ?,
nry herring, family. Soc per box North Carolina
roe herring hall brls. sd7h White iish, hulf brls,
HOG 'PRODUCrs-Quct pork, si9OOeia2E
sugar cured hams TO- gUll'g breakfast bicun .
miligc clear rib sides, bacon, Mar ~ shoulders,
-. bulk pork, clear. side. Gfe@4c; clear rib
Sides ~ .mdigg long clear a. ~ shoulders ~ gc.
LARD-rcs, CSC. half brs, u sc kegs, y g,
choice Kettle. SOs-i tC quiet
FRESH MEAi-uccL headquarters, jN5c. forc-
quarters, 2'S9ic. cts hogs, 6a,G country dressed.
PICS FEET-Drls sooo half brls. $780, kegs
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pLANTATIoN MoYEMENr.
GENERAL TRADE.

Quotations remain unchanged market quiet
Grain In store the elevators Corn 2j2js bushels
oats, li,iOl bushels
AtNow Orleans sugar prices are higher for all
grades; holders arc strong IN their views and are
not pressing sales. Molasscs quiet and unchanged.
In rice prices are well maintained Lemons arc In
good demand, with firm prices. oranges arc firm.
but are about out Of season.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-10

HAY-cholcc. from store, Soc chr load from
loyoe or depot slb.O@iGO0. primo from store, 100
soc, car load from lcycc or depot slLJ1eglb,uJ.
prairie, from store j01S0)o car load from loyee or
depot, si0NlWii.OO
COl,N-FrJm store. white l7c; mixed, ijc;
from cycc or depot white, ia bulk, 8l0iOc; In
sacks iic. mixed. ia bulk. Jjr. Ia sacks. ilC.
BkAN-From store, ~ sgijc. nom levce or de-
pot, Slaj08liOl
OAiS-trom store, white 36HHc; mixed, $40
aic. from lCyUc or depot white, IN bulk, 3lWici IN
nlcks $50. mlNnd. I'M hnlk. glr. 10 sheks, 3le
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IInn.nnnihAnnnlIn.

ApPLEs-s LUlai 10 per bH. Dried apples aHc
per ~ from st0rc. Drlei pclehc. ~ ffnm STORE
fRulT-sirady. Oranges Mcs'lna, tLOlalll
per box California. 500 pr box Lemons, titiis
I 20 per box. lhnnnas, fl.tit2au PCT bunch.
Dates 5esc Figs. i2eti'c per pound.
EfAHLkS-Ouinns sl.u per hfl sacks
sl.ul cabbage. New orleans. cfaic, sa.sdosAO0 gar
lie. se pcr 100.
NUTS-Corotnuts. s1iOatoo per 100 Peanuts
Virginia, TNSc Tennessee, tarncrs' stock, 5atnc.
roasted l0,i q higher sh'llci, rcd ac, white, 1c
spanish. inC funns, lcNHs, old, 1Hti2c Arkansas,
atllc Italian ChCstnuts, iuaf.t
huTTl.l,-huttCfinc, iimltc, creamery, ihli11c,
| dairy, i2ktits. country, luNlfc.
| pOrATOEs-firm. new, $50 $40 pCf bal
sweet tlula2i1 per hfl.
ClDER-Omrk, $50 yer btl, aud $50 per hall
bh,
VINEGAR rnl. ieaigc
EGGs-sicady boxes H.. cases &c.
pOuLTRY-ChickcnA young si,h0t1gf mixed
&c hens, tl7altisE gees. SLOGAN ducks
500.
FRI.sn FISH buffalo. iaN per 10. cat &c pei
| 10 tame, pcrrh, trout etc, stiuc pct 10.
RAlslNs-london laycn, tAVs California 80
per box.
PiCKLEs-Iris. s0so half brlA Sioo
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-10

From the Yankee Blade
Manager Of Fake Show-Well, what's
the matter now, John2
Property Man - Evciythng's gone
wrong The crocodile SAYS he will light
out II YOU don't pay him his last week $
salary; the bearded woman wants plug
OF tobacco, aud he's mad because ! won't
lend him dime 10 get IL with, and the
fasting girl saws she'd rather fast than eat
the steak the butcher sent.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-10

NEW YORK. June -CoGcc--options dull;
sales, 1900 bags, including; july SlhiO; August
slG.GO9lGGl; September, Si6.7j; December sl6g5;
February slLQ5 March, SlI1O spot Rio, dull;
fair cargoes, 1874
sugar-Raw, strong, quiet fair refining, ,GsFc;
mand.
Molasses-F Foreign, quiet; 5O' test, 3Oc Ncwor-
leans, dull: open kettle, good 10 fancy, 2S@idc,
Rlce-9uict and steady; domestic, Al@O}s; ia
pane5c, Ih@iAc.
NEW ORLEANS La, June s--sugar-Firmer;
ntriugnls-chOce white S 7-lG@sNc. OF white,
sos 5-lGc; gray white, 81Cc; prime yellow clnri-
fed, Sc; seconds G4@7 7l6c; open kettle, strictly
prime, jlGc; prime 7Ae good fair to fully iair,!c
Moasscs-t(uict ccntrifugals. fair TO go0d i9lr,
l9@2Oc; common togood common, l69lSci Inferior,
liC
GIN ANIMATE. o., June S-Whisky - Steady.
Sales, 80 1rls finished goods on basis Of slO2.
Buttcr-Stcldy.
Sugur--Fm.
Egps-lleayy at lie
ChCcse-Easy.
CHICAGO H., juno Son the Produce Ex'
change today the butter market was firm; fancy
creamery, l5%@lGIgc; fine, l5@ljIsc finest dairy
l2ml3i3c, fine, l0@ilNc.
Eggs-Firm, l2c
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HrcnsIstun..

FIouR.-From store, family, sl7r choice, $500
fancy, sLlj extra fancy, sliG patent, sLS9jlO
quiet
CORNMEAL-Pcarl, S17t roller, Sab steady
BEANS AND PEAS-Nayy beans, slSoWAOJ me
dium. eL7jNl.a0.
oATMEAls--ln hall brls, $3.50 from store.
CRACKEIss-so extra, Dc. treble extra, Ga
g. tc ginger snaps, 1855 assorted Iumblcs, no
1886. cream crackers, 1Ssmsl4G
CRACKED WHEAI-ln half brls, $3.50 from
store
IlOMINY AND GRITs-Erom store. s27l09.0o
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CHICAGO. H., June - The Dr0rrs Journal re-
ports Cdttlc-Recopts. 1900: shipments -.
bceycs, 81 OOc, Loo steers, 81 6O8LiG slockers and
feeders, 81 100 3jO cows, bulls and mixed, sl.Gj0g
BIZ Texas cattle. 81 7jma50.
Hogs-lecopts. 10000. shipments 5000 Market
steady ana strong. mixed. 81 -Od ilj heavy. si.2J
6tLiOc. light ~ 25mfGO. skips. sj.jOaL0.
sheep-keccipts 1000 shipments. 100. Market
steady; natives s.2idL4O. Western shOrn. 6. 500
i5J. shorn Texans, SiO10gL2j lambs, slOOegs3.3 80
per hond.
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Notes Tor publication.

Name, d. Clccklcr; residence, Elm
street. Dallas, Tex; occupation. barber;
statement, April 10, 1859. Had liberated
loud enough or plain enough TO be under.
effort 10 drink water or coffee Il would
como out OF my nose. Ny tonsils wcro
eaten away hy the ulcer. took q great
many remedies Potash and mercury mix.
lures gcatly impaired my digestion. |
finally abandoned all other treatment aud
began Swiit's Specific. and icw bottles
curd me sound aud woll-yoicc recovered,
health made good. This was several years
ago, aud have had no sign OF any return Of
tho disease.
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Caiion Ncsd I.ro.lnrt..

MENs-ptlmc slNWIiNn los thtn cor Load.
sipuoting % meal. slGusis'1. les than car
load. fllWttla'n
COt1oN sEED-Rallfoii sli.O1 river 5000 rcr
ton,
uii,-rflmc crude 'saiNs ~ crude. mgls
prime summer yellow, ttttiC un summer yellow,
lnsfth. Chuluu Cuukiug summer yellow, Ntfaic.
pIluiU summer white. alffiNr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-10

Tho deepest arlcsian well In Russia
opens with a depth Of 1000 iccL The
sinking operations took two years.