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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-30


Spots opened very firm, holders osking higher
prices, and closed firm; middlng, fIIsc. Sales, asa
bales Quotations were as follows ordinary, SIC;
good ordinary, .9i4c low midding, 10 li.l6c; mid
ding, NC good mlddling, il9sc; middling fair,
10 5lGc fair. ~ l5.i6c.
Futures opened firm and closed quiet and steady,
rs follows May, nominal June, l0.62@l0.Gi; July,
i07O@l07li August, lO.759l0.76 September, 1910
@l0l7 October, 9.e0@a9l; November. as5@0.s6;
December, 9s7@asS; January. a95@o00; Febru.
AIRY, lOo3@iOoi March, lOll@l0la; April, lOlSCB
1929, Sales, 20, 400 bales
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed steady
mlddllng, lolfe Sales 400 bales. Quotations asc
ms follows Ordinary, 9c good ordinary oI9c; low
middlingi 1860; middling, 1896 good middlin5,
u1,c.
Futures opened steady and closed steady, nS fol-
lowe May, io.50@l06E June, lO.57@lOa} July,
l05)@lO60 August, lO3S8lO.30; September, 0.Sd@
0Sf October 1j7@95S; November, 9.is@QiD Do
onnbcr e50@9.5l; January, a579058: February,
9,6i@9.GF March, 9.71g971 Sales, ii,7OO bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Tho RernbIle Of san narlno.

From the London Globe.
Tho Republic OF san Marine Is eurios-
ity In itself. II was formed In Tho Sixth
century, and at first was a mere hermitage
established by u Dalmalian monk. who
gave his name 10 II. IL is situated on n
mountain near Eimiui, and no ono should
pass l,imini without going TO sec IL. II
has always been respected by every gov.
cfnmcui that las governed that part Of
lialy. II has laws Of It's own. having n
State Council. formed Of sixty members,
twenty ui which arc noblcmcn, twenty
tradcsucl aud twenty agrculturis,s.
They arr appointed for lie.
Tho executive is represented bv Two
captain rrlcuts, who are changed every
~ months The administration Of Justice
is cuniijcd 10 magistrate, appointed
every thee Yeas Tho army consists OF
$50 men aud onlccp, and II possesses four
taunoa, which were pr sCntcd 90 the re-
public by Napoleon B9napartc in 1907.
there v no printing o!licc in San Marine,
consequently No newspaper. The govern.
mont will not allow any, lor fear Of offend.
Ing other states aud thus placing Il in
danger. Foreigners aru allowed TO visit
toe republic, but not 10 remain In I, longer
titun 4 week
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HoGsHEADs OF WINE.
France Has Now Huge Barrel Which
Rivals the Tun of Heidelberg.


The great tun OF Heidelberg is to be de-
posed from its proud supremacy over all
other wine casks. There is on the road to
Paris a huge barrel (sent by the people OF
Epernay) which will compel the colossus
OF Heidelberg to take in future secondary
place. The cask was naturally declined
as freight by the railways, for the obvious
reason that it could not pass under their
arches. However, its triumphal journey
through France, dragged by twelve yoke
OF oxen and mounted on lordly vain, was
in better keeping with the object it is to
serve than any more prosaic mode OF diss
patching it TO the grand exhibition which
this overgrown vessel is intended to grace,
and an appreciable portion of which it will
undoubtedly fill. The good liquor with
which II is TO be consecrated will follow by
a more commercial route. Epernay is UNI
derstood 10 be the district which the tun
is to advertise in an especial degree. But
Epernay with its vast cellarage hewn out
OF the limestone rock, is the headquarters
Of number of famous firms, each OF
which would feel that it had suffered ire
iriovable disgrace ii a diop OF its precious
vintage wcro mingled with the less noble
blood Of its neighbors' grapes. How, then,
arc they to agree on the contents Of the
great tun which they have sent TO Paris?
Franco has hitherto regarded the huge
tun ut Heidelberg with mingled feelings
Of envy and regret. 1t appeared to the
vine-growers OF the Gironde and the Cote
d0r that TO consecrate such gigantic YES
sci TO the sour Juice OF the Rhineland was
degradation OF mechanical art from the
functions it was intended to perform. The
presenttun is comparatively modern. Even
the one which Thomas Coryat describes in
"Crudities" was not the first OF the series,
which as a matter OF fact, was begun in
1913, when il was made to contain twenty
one pipes OF wine. When Coryat came to
Heidelberg in ZOOS the cask he describes
was only seventeen years old. Ithad been
begun in 1889 and finished in 1901. AS
history records that another tun was made
in 1864 to hold GOO hogsheads, and was de-
stroyed by the French in l6SS, the one
which is at present moldering away in un-
honorcd emptiness must be the fourth OF
its race. L. was begun in l75l, and in its
hight OF twenty-four feet and length Of
thirly-six feet the great tun is, as Longiel-
low has putt next to the Alhambra Of
Granada, the most magnificent ruin Of the
middle ages"
Nevertheless, SAYS the London Standard,
the fame Of the Heidelberg cask is some
what undeserved The tun is really
much smaller than many beer watts in Brit
ish breweries. which attract no crowd OF
gaping tourists aud are not described in
volumes OF nineteenth.century travel. For
instance, there is in one great English
brewery a cask which is said TO be capable
Of holding twice rs much us the Heidel-
berg tun. At any rate, this vat measures
thirty-six feet in diameter at the top, or
ll3 feet in circumference, and is forty feet
in hight.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Buying-Ncw York and Eastern points
demand par; Eastern points, sight lilo
discount Cincinnati, st. Louis, louisville
and Chicago, par New Orleans, q discount.
selling-New York aud Eastern points,
$3.50 premium; Cincinnati, 81. Louis, Louis
vile and Chicago Ito premium; New Or
leans, par
Tho local cotton market closed quiet.
Sales 1850 bales, OF which exporters secured
% and spnncrs l25 bslca No changes in
quotations At New Orleans spots are steady
and futures steady; May Off 10 points, later
months declined point Liverpool is firm,
improved demand; futures firm at an ad.
vance OF to 3points. New York spots are
firm; futures quiet aud steady; May nominal;
old crop months up / 10 2 points new crop
off point; holders are asking higher prices
on spots All Exchanges will be closed to-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS day-and no reports
will be sent or received.
Hubbard Price & Co., OF New York say:
'Tho demand for spot cotton in Liverpool
shows returning disposition on the part Of
the trade to again purchase their daily re-
quircmcnts. and under thisinlluencc futures
have advanced in Liverpool closing firm.
Our market opened steady, and an advance
Of points was secured over last evening =
quotations. when the realizing by some local
operators and some selling Tor Wall street.
induced reaction In which almost the en-
tire gain was lost. This reaction Is thought
10 be largely influenced by the holiday to-
about holding any large interests, and also
by the reports and indications Of rain
throughout the Gulf and Atlantic States to-
morrow Receipts are purely nominal, being
less than 500 bales, and the demand for spin
ming still continues on n moderate scale
The volume Of specializing has been cur
tailed and the close Of the market was q ulot.
No notices as yet have been issued on June
delivery"
The Manchester Gubrlisp, ir ~ CONNER.
cial article OF the Goth, says "Fcw sellers
did an average business yesterday despite
many strong c,lors To pat through oilers ap.
preaching regular prices. Acceptable orders
were not numerous. Some agents were busy
trying 10 place low offers Some rejected or
dcr from distributing markets were again
brought forward at tho required advance.
Similar evidence Of q sloNiy upward move.
men; there in response 10 the advance here
Is afforded almost daily, accompanied, how
ever. 10y diminution IN the demand sum-
cicnt 10 snow that severe struggle agains;
the advance 10 proceeding S,llon have
failed 20 lar TO establish hiyh.g rates. There
IS a slisluy inc'cdscd inquiry for ind!ao
staples at low ra'cs. There las been no In
crease IN business. nc demand orChpa IS
poor Eypos: yafnl arr every dGl. Tho
cloth market j. doll and discouragins Nus.
mess b below the neutrality-suspicious.. The
demand Tor the minor ionien AMI home and
miscellaneous markets Is moderate
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Cash quotations were as follows
tlOuf--Quiet and unchanged
No. spring wheat, 7Si4c; No. 3sprlng wheat
TCJijc; No. red 1SLc.
No. corn, 33iIc.
10, 2 oats 2l94M2lJSc.
No. 2ryc, 1910.
No. barley nominal.
No ilaxsccd. Sl.65.
Prime timothy seed, nominal
Mess pork, per barrel. Sll.75ttll.S0.
Lard. per 100 lbs, s6.G7lS@G7O.
short?lb sides, loose, S5.7O@17i
Day sallcd shoulders. boxed, S. 71T15.7j.
Short clear sides, boxed, s6.O066l2l3
Pcctipts-FlouT, 1900 brls wheat $1,000 bu;
com Gi00O bu; oats, $4,000 bu' rye, 1900 bu; bar
ley 200l In.
shpmcnts-Flour 1000 brlg; wheat, 1900 bu;
corn Cl,Ol bu; oats 3Js, 900 bu rye, 1900 bu bar
Icy 3.JU bu.
KANSAS CITY, No, May o--whcnt-Qulet No
2rcil cash, l3l.c asked No. soft, cash. 1Sc
asked; July, &c bid. CSC asked August Gle bid Gle
rgkCd.
Corn-No. ?, cash. PC bid, ZIG asked; Jure,
~ asked; no. 2whitc, cash, 2i5Ac bid
Oats-No. ., cash, aOc asked.
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GENERAL TRADE.

In tho local market meats declined isc lard went
OF .c -FOUR was marked down Dc; eggs advanced
lc other articles UNCHANGED
Amount Of grain In STORE ut the elevator Corn,
30OgJ bus oats. q.s5i bus
The different exchanges viii bc closed today and
no reports viii Dc sent or received.
At New orleans sugar Is In hlr demand and nm
IN tone. In sympathy with N, continued nrmncs
In foreign markets, prices arc well maintained.
Molaycs- Unchanged.
Hlce--U uchnngcd. Ia falr Inquiry.
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UrCaistuir..

"a M ,,, NO., ~ ,a,n,,t 4, 49,.
STEADY
CuESMEtL-P,1H. S2@1GO0. roller $40
steady
HAAS AND PEAS Nary b1lus s.-jsaOG me.
dun, si.Sel5i.
OAI,lEAi.-in half brls, sl50 from store
G. -. Finrcr sun,,s 5s.sir assorted Jumblcs, no.
- ~ rfcfm Cuckrrs. 1'5HH'ac.
CRACKED HiiEAr-ln half hrs, sidO from
store
goNiN. AsD GRirs-Fmm store. sin
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lncrcasa N rccclpis thls yclr.-.,..


AZ noon Spots iirm improved icmaut. Sales
lO,0Ol balcf, Of which $500 were American. Receipts
1000 bales, OF whsh $500 were American Clos.
Ing quotations were us follows Middlng, "a.
Futures opened frn, slightly dearer and closed
firm at advance.
These prices arc given IN pence AMI Giths, thus
6.6l means q Gi6id and bOl means . l.Gidl
Atipm.: Mas, 90 values Mayjunc, Goo yalues;
JuncJuly, Col sellers; July.August, Coz scllcm
August september GOl sellers; soptcmboroctobcr
80 sellers. Octobcr.Noycmbcr 5g5 sellers Noycm.
bcr.pcccmbcr. bai sellers september, GOl sellcrA
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fiNl -Iackcrrl. hslthtls, So !, si.t1 No .
So. So q fALt iolb ks. 20. Z, 81. 1853 so =. 81 20
~ hou.lg, inmily, 80 pvr hus. North Carolina
~ herring, half brlf ,a7& White Ash. half brls,
sac
loo PRoDUCTs-Qulct PORK, siaU0sia -.
ingar curi hams iu' stii' " breakfast harou, %
nlO' n clear rih sldo hatun t' tftias shoulder.
~ e. bulk pufs, clear aides l' Ui g. clear rih
sdo,. GNs,G II bong clear, 81 ihouldcfs. DC
LARp-tcl, ~ 4. half bts, 80 key, 40.
Chnirp kettle SOS A.. quiet
FRESH NEAr--ncci. hind1uhrioft safe: f0rC.
quaucr, q ssic. Iliy hUis ts,c souutty dncssod,
~ lefc prr 10
fiGSFEET -BE.s. seoo. halls bis sls0 kcgs
STA
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RAT-Cho.f'. finm store, 40. carload from lowe
O. dsi,tt tlaEtalG0t pgiuc, from ftnfc. 1sC.ttc.
cag load. from l'Vgr or drput sl.alNihon. puitiu,
tom g,ot', s1.sJo, esr load, from lvyco ~ depot,
tiuWtilO1
CO',N=tfom store. while. i6's@t5g mlyoi. Csc.
lrnm lOttc ur dUnut, Nni'c IN bulk. 3lft ipc IN
sacks. lic. MIXED. ln bulk. BE. iu sacks, ilc
IRAN -l'um store. ~ tstlc. from leycc 90 dc.
tot tiIiltisuN.
uAT--iram store, whi,,. c6 sc. migcd. si8
tsg tom luyVt ur depot, white ~ bulk, Hit &c "a
alcas, sjC. .ilktd. la bulk, 21c, iu s..'.A dlo
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Nfw YORK, MAJ ~ AZ the continuation OF
auction s4ic ui lnnncls today the same buyers
were present and prices hanged on about the same
plane thuurh There was considerable falling of
toward The Clnfc, where the least known brands
were catalogues. Finest qualities sold extremely
wei, nud the Erucml average on this aud the falc
ns whole. Wss not materially different ROM that
q the ffst DAY, ~ hen an advance ot tn per
C'nt on i1st srHtH prices wns fixed, which stamps
TIE sale ~ succ,ns The prices do not reflect the
iurnmcl cost II Lauuinciurv M pnCsCut cost Of
wool Nstinru ~ cotton goods was considerable
TO-DAY man. good orders bCing PLACED Tor plain
goods Them npr Practically no ttnpks aud the
InAIAel u IlIlIrI .Llumr. WIN nn mnMnnl innlcncY.
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after the few buyers had been filled up, offerings
increased. weaker feeling developed and prices
side prices
In mess pork business was rather light and the
market rather firm. Prices flled 7Jg9l0c higher
and the market closed quiet ~ medium figures,
quiet ana steady feeling prevailed in the lard
market Prices were little more favorable to sell
ers but the change was slight
only moderate demand was reported in the
market Tor short ribs. Prices declined 2l9@jc carly
outside figures
The leading futures ranged as follows
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CA TITLE -Choito to extra 8lIdS75c; good, go
Sic; sCalawGgs TO medium, lhG5Lc; choice feed.
els gi0 lbs and NJ, 24G5c iceder, $50 to $50 lbs,
24@-itc.
liOGs-Choicc eonied. lg+G5c; good, 41l@414c;
common, 3L@lC.
snEEP-tho!ce, l}sc; medium, 3I9ic; common,
slC0Il 30
LAMDs-choico. SC; common 10 good, per head
MIA
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ST. LOUIS No. Mas - --Wool- Roceipts for the
week lt'.,s5 pounds. against 1850 pounds the
previous week. There u stll q good demand
Manufacturers have thus Af bought spnringly, and
the advances nrc due 10 speculative tmding. I'm.
Wnshcd-hrFht medium, .1a1iigc. cuaTsc aud
braid. llet2iC low sandy, l2figc line light, i7m
80 hnc heavy, ii@20c. Tub washed Choice, y5c.
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p,aa', Carey Itrp.

Prom the ncttoil frcc lrcu,
Lets Sec" he said, rs he me, a friend
at tho pos,ofIico yesterday, "dijn't you
have a lawsuit the other day9'
~ did"
"Who bcat7"
'The other man"
"And are you going 70 carry II up9"
ooh, no. / settled u"
"llow7"
"Aitcr court adjourned gave him the
allfrcdest licking nan ever got, nnd 1
don't want 10 be mean aud appeal tho
case besides.
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MEAL-Prime, sis0O@lS50; less than car load,
sl9i0O@lolo, OIL meal Sl6.oO@l75O; less than car
load, slL001lzJ1
COTTON SEED Railroad, Sll.00; river 5000 per
ION.
OII,-Prme crude, 3sGlOc; of crude, 3o@35c;
prime summer yellow, l3@ijc; of GUNNER yellow,
d0dilc choice cooking summer yellow 1OGS2c;
prime summer white, i4G1iGc.
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Nor day passes that dozens Of letters are
not received from all parts Of the country
priising Pc-ru-na. Send 10 the pcruna Med
icino Co., Columbus o., for DR.. Ilartmnns
Ills Of Life" containing large number OF
such letters.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 2 TO 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Quiet-Middling Cotton 10 ll-ieo
Sales Today, 100 Bales-The Con-
eral Market is steady--Meats Are
Quiet.
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Spring medicine meansmore now-a-d.ys thanit
did ten years ago The winterof Isss-s9 hasleft
the nerves all tagged out. Tt5 nerves must be
strengthened, tho blood purified. liver and
bowels regulated. Paine's Celery Compound
fhe Spring medicine oftosiay-does all this.
as nothing else can. Prescribed by Physicians,
Recommended By Druggists, Endorsed BY Minister'S
Guaranteed by the Manufacturers to 10
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DnndruI

REMOVED ny THE USE or COCAINE.
And itslimulates and promotes tho growth
oithc hair.
Bunetps Flavorins extracts arc the
host
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MISCELLANEOUS noNDs.
COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opcncd quiet and closed
steady miiding. 70 ii.ice sales. 10 bales. or 10
10 exporters ani ~ 20 fpiuncn-
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary. nilc good ordinary. ea.i6c, low ml;.
dlinr ioaioc. miiiiing 10 Hide good miidilnr.
u aioc mddling fdf, nominal. fair. nominal.
dusty. hei'se lower
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CAlL ON the Southern Trust Company.
rooms q and - Cotton Exchange, Il YOU
wish 10 borrow money on improved real
estate.
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ISsuRE your lie In the Connecticut Mu.
tual. I. N. Galbreaih, agent, 10 Madison
street.
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un,,.nI,nII snnnIIn.


iRIif. sthhy. uuuErsa Nusaua, flt0Vti0
pCt hoX California. 500 rgrbuN. Lemons slintt
AuiTtr haN. itinauas, vi 1ili ~ pcf bunch Dates,
f..fT liEs. iassifr VVr pound
agile .unail1 uTt hH Dried apples eItc
re- 10 from .iua'. nnd pa,hcs. ,tr'ifom tiunc.
NLotf Ahif~-nrluns $50 Tsf lr Catiugc,
New Oflcfft, ruir, $50. oLtN Ftillr, dNu por 100
Ntfs..tnfusnuis, tiinstuu per ipA PEANUTS.
NuflHlH ffN. truuNttgls farmers uu7l. tHfHc.
rni'tCi, if.ittr higher thUllci, rel lC. white 81.
Nplui q. ir lorfue, IV2ns, oil, loii2c. Afknnfas,
aIt1r Italian ghrstuuis, luHffiC
NurTiU-i katherine. itNiHU creamery, gsfi11c.
daily, DO -. county, ttfii. r..
iOtAtut-.i irmi new, s3Ols1i0pcr hh SWEET,
S1fuIstil ffr bfl.
ClDER-Oark, sac rcr bf. and $40 per half
bfl,
NtNEGAR-rcr cal tlstr
l0ukahtcndif BOXES. i1'ar. eases. t1c
POULTRY at hickcus. young. fi5tlLOl mixed
gg~ii1 hcns. siVal&. gvutc, Nbl@Aoo
ducks STOVES aO
fl.itii VISIT mihlo lass per TO- cat. &c PEI
~. Namc. psfvh, tfuut etc. tetiUc pcf 10.
RAlslNa-Loudun Layers, slut California, s2.2l
Urr box.
PiCkLns-nrls. $3.50. half brls $500
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The Best
Spring Medicine.

an tho spring OF 1887 was all run down;
would got lip In the morning with 80 tired O
feeling, and was SO weak that could hardly get
around. Iboughta bottle OF Paine's Celery Com
pound, and before had taken 1t O. week telt
very much better. can cheefully recommend
ing medicine" Mrs. Is. A. Dow, Burlington, Vt.
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LAcr curtains clcaued aud beautifully
finished nj Memphis Steam laundry. 22l
Second street. Branch Office 81 Madison.
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APPEAL OFFICE, |
WEDNESDAY EyENlSG, May -, 1889.
Money is in large supply and light de-
mand. Rates I to per cent.
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\. y. Roscnheiu sells
Wines and liquors TO families at low prices.
Telephone S33
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Cotton seed Products.

&c; aecrsEins s5ssOc; shccpsk!na, i5c9sl.OO; nom
funl
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on aud Turpentine.
Sow York DIR Gnn1s Mnrlef.

WILMINGTON, n. c. May 29.-TurpcntinO-
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nll.crIlnnnon.


NiiskN=stmEht Kentucky bourbon ei,n0
Gun Robertson anal Lincoln Counties nrn NJ ti.o1
fgtut tasiem fyrs, tul.tdou. according 20 age
and uiakt rcuimou whisky, Wr@tLao according
10 TruUL NoihiuT under 10 rrf cent quoted.
GiN--ti.osito iof domestic t1sSes15o for I'm
ported
GiAss sTEps-Rci clover. e. - bu. herds. s0a
90 hu. orchard rmss q .ai bu timothy, ti.5aa2Vp
pa. German mlllct 3sOc bu. Hungarian, 950sSo
bu
AAGGlNG -9sioi,c
IiEs=gtn
sllor-btor stit buck. si.m
tEAuahitIfhU.
TAI i0M@lt.r
sNuif-Gauclr. slo7s Ralphs, tio2s. Rail
road, y2t Oail a AN's tpUn
key. fTt
gseH.
ioSAcco-oommon ssNc. other grades. coo
BttswAX M.
kAts-if1u. g. 90 steel f.il
,N'ols-huny TrcaEr Woll. dusashtd, itN,lc.
tul washcd losl2c ~
hiDEs-bY hint No 1, a.. No 2. C, dry saltcd,
eS'e gfcch sll'cd, No l. ~. No. 4 sc, gwen. 10
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Tone. Rcc. Price stock.
coNsoLIpArEp srArnMENT

Receipts In port this day lS'g............,.. 4Gl
Receipts IN port this day lSSS...., ........ a,i7l
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NY cofrox srArrMFNr.

impoftlaM a q, u NJ T. ~ J. y y, ". N a T.
RGC.o&sw. LkO&T kCs&M,
M,s&h-. Tu, steamer. q wagons total.
70 bale.
Expors-L&N. co&sw. -. isNo&T.
80. steamers North, -. rsial 90 balcN
ACTUAL couSr MEMPHIS oorroS.
.......s ~ .affaft suaNa today aNnttH $40
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Articles. Opening Highest. Lowest. Closing

g lending futures ranged as follows
Daily Republican., 1889-04-26

CHARLESTON, s, O., April 25.-G. W.
Cramer, oil Abbeville bouuty, 10 this
State publishes the following unique ad-
vertisement in the Abbeviile Medium:
"On February 5 my beloved wife
Charlotte, after an absence OF eighteen
months, returned to her home and conju-
gal duties. She was welcomed with ior,
for l fondly thought my tiOublCs were
over and could spend the rest of my
days in the fear OF God in home blest
with content and domestic love. The
second day after home coming she went
to town on a shopping excursion aud
made such purchases as she desired to
make, for my purse was open to her.
But no one knows thetroublo, See"
about tlSe'ffrst OF March she made
some al1Jection to an imaginary will she
isL4id ] had made in which she was not
provided for. l calmly reasoned with
her that everything had been arranged
by law for her comfort and security at
ter my death, but all said fell upol
unwilling ears and my kind attention
were rejected by perverse temper
On March 9 she was off again, taking lie
departure as suddenly as she la,
made her appearance a mont
before. Why She left do not know
She had home, my purse was open t
her, and | treatei her kindly. / d
know, however that size went oil in til
buggy oil II young married man who ha
as much as he can do to take care Of hi
own family. 1t Is strange attsehmeu
for she is many years his senior.
''Nly object In publishing this is I
say that II there is any law to punis
one for alternating wiie's affection Tia
young man shall teel its weight. Ais
to let TIE public know that she has
good home when she returns to her wit
ly duties, that will not be responsible
for any of her contracts away from hon
and that have always treated her as
, honorable man and law-abiding citiZ,
, should treat his wife"
, The beloved Charlotte" and Ii
young married inamorata have not y
return, from that buggy ride.