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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-15
General News.

THE Gayoso departed last evening for White
River points
TnE river at this point is 1875, rise Of o4
since last report.
The Joe Peters was the Arkansas River
packet last evening
INDICATIONS Fair westerly winds, slight
rise In temperature.
THE New Mary Houston left New Orleans
last evening for Cincinnati.
LEE liners out today: Coahoma for Friars
Point Rosa Lee for 0sceola.
The Ohio ]. S. Patterson master, left this
port last evening for Cincinnati
The Chickasaw brought in II bales OF cot
ton and the Ruth bale yesterday.
TnE Golden rule left Evansville for New
Orleans at 10 o'clock am. yesterday.
The Jim Lee will be In port tonight and
VIII go out tomorrow for Arkansas City.
Anchor LINERS in and out yesterday: Belle
Memphis, for Natchezi City Of vicksburg,
for ST. Louis.
TnE Ruth, W. p. Hall master, b. o. Mich
ell clerk, left port last evening for New Mad
rid and the bends.
TINS evening the chickasaw, Il. c. Postal
master, will leave for Augusta aud other
points on White River.
THE Missouri and upper Mississippi will
remain nearly stationary; the Ohio will rise
at Cincinnati; the lower Mississippi will fall.
Tue DeSoto will lay up for repairs on ar.
rival at Cincinnati and the side wheeler
Bonanza will leave for Memphis In her
place.
Tue following changes have been made in
United States beacon lights between Cairo
aud Memphis by the Joseph Henry, now in
port: Fort Wolf Island, down 800 yards
James Bayou, up 400 yards wreck OF the
Roe, discontinued; Dan Watsons re-estab-
lished; Harris, down $50 yards; Rileys, down
10 head of towhead; 0'Donnells, down 200
yards, Elmot, down 200 yards Plum Point,
up 400 yards; opposite Plum Point Landing,
new light; Pet!ys, down 70 yards Morgans
Point, up l50 yards; Bradleys, down 100
Nurds
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Cairo.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.

special Dlspntch 10 Inc Appeal
CuEo, ILL.,, May i4.-Thc City Of Proyi.
dencc passed up last night The Port Eads
brought three bargcs from ST. Louis this
morning The A. j. Barker passed TO 81.
Louis with three bargts Of lumber. The
Sentinel brought two bargcs Of rock for use
ON the Cairo wharf. The steamer Mississippi
leaves here for 81. Louis tonight TO take the
River Commissioners on tour Of Inspection
south. The Commonwealth will ~ here at
midnight and the Granite State down early
in the morning. The river Is 1928 feet a
fall OF inches In - hours.
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AtClneiunatIO

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
CINCINNATI o., May l.-Rivcr falling.
with ~ feet 0 inches on the gauge az
pm. Clear and pleasant Business
fair. The ST. Lawrence goes back in
the Maysyillo trade and Louis A. Shcrloy
re-ontcrs the Pittsburg trade. The Desoto
will lay up ON arrival for repairs and the
sidc-whccl Bonanza will leave for Memphis
In her place. Lookout below.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY.
MAY 10, next, an election viii be held Al the once
Of the Mcrchanu Cotton Prss and Storage Co, la
Memphis Tenn between the hours Of 10 am. aud
2p.m., Tor seven ca Directors to serve During tho
ensuing twelve months l. u. DUNN, secretary
Aurli "a tssp
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OFFICES furnished with towel rack comb,
brush and clean towel every morning for
n cents per week, by Memphis Steam
7 nundry. Ornament 10 any office.
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Homes for Sale
ON
Monthly Payments
WE HAVE

w IL IL n V IL
80 lots on Robson avenue, north.
west of Elmwood,
200 lots on Mississippi avenue, be-
You'd the Curve,
lolots on Main street, near Ray
burn avenue,
Any Of which wo will sell on
Monthly Payments OF from $40 to
$40. When a lot has been paid for
In full, If the purchaser 80 desires
we will build for him a home on
said lot. receiving Monthly Pay
mont In settlement for the same.
This plan OF getting a home Is
better than by building assooia-
tions or any other plan. You have
TO take no stock; you have no cor
pcration TO deal with; you get title
20 lot ut once, and can soil at any
time, subject to amount OF pur-
chase money unpaid.
We have sold over 900 homes on
monthly payments. Apply to
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srAroSL

The Rest Hose ~ AIwars the Cheapest.
We handle only the best grades Of Hose
for street spHnkling, aud have n large,
fresh stock, which we are selling at very
close margin. Respectfully,
j. A. BAILEY & Co.
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Dr.. MoRGAS ADAMS. Of Sardis, Miss,
has opened a dental Office on corner Main
and Union streets, on Same floor with DIR.
Newborn.
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THE RIVERS.
Movements ON the Leyee.

Arrivals-Belle. Memphis, st. Louis; City
OF Vicksburg Natchez; Ohio, Cincinnati:
Ruth, New Madrid; Joseph d. Williams and
emptics, New Orleans, Joseph Henry, Cairo
Departures-Belle Memphis Natchez; City
OF Vicksburg, st. Louis; Ohio, Cincinn att;
Ruth, New Madrid; Gayoso, ST Francis River;
oe Peters, Arkansas River Joseph Williams
nd tow Of empties, Ohio River
Boats IN Port-Chickasaw, Rosa Lee, Goa
hoama, Joseph Henry T. II. Kelly.
Boats Due Up-James Lee, Arkansas City.
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iSsunE your gln-houses IN the Citizens
Insurance company. No. a. Madison street.
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Full Dress Shirts n speciality. Finish
equal TO new Memphis Steam Laundry,
2gl Second street. Branch Office, 81
Madison street
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stnKe of the nI,cr.

oFIcr siGSAL SERVICE, q. GA..
MEMPHIS Tcnn, May 10, isso.
The following observations arr taken nt an tta.
items iu the 10Th meridian time which Is one hour
later than Memphis time.
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OnDER Nashville Cream from Jacob
Sccsscll, telephone ~. or @. j. Fallow,
telephone Lib The best In the city.
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Danarun

REMOVED ny THE USE OF COCAINE.
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
OF the hair.
BurnetFs Flavoring extracts Rrs tho
best
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LApirs, a 500 Hat for 95c at +. La
vigno's.
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Subscribe for The Weekly Appeal.
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Wines and Liquors to families ALLOW prices.
Telephone 6g3.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

OrTTcE FAcroRs' Mutual TNsrraScr a #,
hENrnis TESN. May y 1ssl
An election Tor n Board Of Trustees Of the F.c.
ton Mutual Insurance Co. a. survc for The onsulns
Madison street on THURSDAY. NAY 10 lisa hs'
tween the houn of " m. aud Pm.
A. n. foNTAlNK, PRESIDENT
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
Fast End Dummy Iine.
rfIVea aud uguufts from Or mini aud


Chesapeake and Ohio nsuts
.Ilmlicd ~ s'lop@ sllmlici TT .- loa ' !" N
tN,wbcru Ac.. t.lA pm lNoWbom &C. Us ana
Limited eHprvs tnins run solid between Non.
pits and Louisville, Carrying Pullman buffet
Drawing Room sleeping Cnrl Mail aud Express
runs a1Ild hctuccn Memphis aud Louisville, car
wing elegant sleeping aud reclining thaiT ear con.
meeting olosly y Fulton Tor Cairo 81 Louis and
Chicago giving The only day tfain from Memphis
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take surln express or local irulrht "a mall train
viii not stop Al stations between hemphi. and sar
dIA tho accommodation aud local freight carries
Ton Mountain hoats.
TEXAS ~ ....... 100 pm Texas Er........ CLAN
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EuRsT CLASS MAN To SOLICIT LIFE INsUR,
~ anec; one who Il well acquainted with the
professional aud business men Of this city; good
pay guaranteed Address lNSU RANCE, care Appeal
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-18
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Cincinnati and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS. June 17.-Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat-Cash very duh: Options were influ-
close was esa Sac below Saturday, though with
buyers generally at the decline; No. 2 red, cash,
sse asked; June Use, closed at e., ZIG asked July
74lc, closed at 727s173c bid; September. 1879
a75c, closed at 1890 asked; December, 764@
77asc, closed at 761Ac bid. Corn firmer; No. 2
mixed, cash, 81 81 isc: July 81 Is l9c closed
at 81 3sc; August. 80 32isc; Septembers $780,
closed at 32sc asked Oats dull; No. 2 cash,
224c bid; June. 23c bid; July. 22o bid. Rye,
No. 2, 4Oc asked; Hay weak. prairie. $500 8;
timothy. $10713. Bran, sic. Flaxseed, 81 80;
new crop. August delivery. ST. .09 bid. Butter
quiet; creamery. l4a 16c: dairy, l29l3c. Eggs
quieter and easy. at 1Ol9c, all for guaranteed
stock. Corn-meal higher and firm at also
2.20. Whisky. $l.02. Provisions dull and weak
6.3Oc Dry-salt meats-shoulders, 5.25c; ribs
and longs, 616.1Oc: short clear, 6.l506. 20c
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, 575c; longs and ribs,
request at lO.5Oa12.5Oc. Receipts-Flour,
5000 brls: wheat. $4,000 bu; corn. IL 1000 bu;
Srs bu odqn bu
10000 bu.
PHILADELPHIA. June 17.-Flour firm; hold
ers asking higher prices; Ohio and other Western
clear. S4 a4.35; Ohio and other Western straight,
d5.1o; Minnesota clear, $3.25d4; Minnesota
straight. $41505; Minnesota patent. $5.250
nominal; July, s2ie s3c; August, s2l2dS3c;
september, 82i2 a s3ioc. Corn steady, with mod
crate inquiry from shippers, but speculation
very tame. Car lots for local trade active and
frm No. 2 mixed. on track, in grain depot and
In Twentieth-street elevator. 1ac: No 2 high
mixed in Twentieth-street elevator, 42c;
No. 2 high mixed, on track, 42iac;
No. 2 yellow, IN grain depot, Acc; No. 2
mixed, June, 414041l2c; July, 41140
42sc. Oats-Car lots in good demand and iac
higher; No. mixed. 2sc; No: 3 white. 81 a
81 ioc; No. white. 32ioQ33c; No. white, on
track, 33ioc; futures firm. and new-crop months
lac higher No. white. June. 324d322sc; July,
32Ac; August. 31io932c; September. 31i2
G32c. Provisions In good jobbing demand and
new, $3.50; family mess, $l4.50dl5.5O
Hams-smoked. 1lie913iac. Lard-Pure city
refined, 7aAd &c. Western steam. 6.S7d7c. But
ter dull and weak; Pennsylvsnia creamery, ex-
frH. l7c; Pennsyivania prints. extra. l9c. EGGS
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-18
AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in Produce at the Seaboard's
Commercial Metropolis.

Ruling Prices in Produce at the Seaboard's
Commercial Metropolis.
NEW YORK, June 17.-Flour-Receipts
1924 packages; exports, 127 brls, 12,055
sacks. with rates held 1O015c higher,
checking business, which was based on a
moderate and limited export demand; sales,
Is, 100 brls
Wheat-Receipts, 7,150 bu; sales. 24,6OO.-
coo bu futures, $4,000 bu spot. The spot
market was unsettled. with options closing
easier and 14c below Saturday; milling de-
mand limited: No. Q red, s3140s312c in store,
s50s55sc afloat, s4120s6s4c f. o. b.; No. 8
red. 77l2c; No. red. 97l2Q9Sc; No. 1white,
96c; ungraded red. s2140As4c. Options act
i've. with quick buying early at 14023sc
advance and free selling afterward caused
decline of 12fd ssc under Saturday for pro-
at s31sc; July. s31s10s614c, closing at $3.50;
August. 50 1-160S5l4c, closing at SSc; Sep
tember, S3l4 G854c. closing at S3l2c; Deeem-
Der, SCI l4r6SS7sc, closing at o612c; May QS9Ol,
9l1409Slsc, closing at 9ll4c.
Rye quiet and steady.
Barley malt quiet; Canada, 90c0 Los for
old and new.
Corn-Receipts. 254 500 bu; exports. 1905
bu; sales, COCO bu futures, 169, 600 bu spot
The spot market was fairly active; exports
and home steady; No. 2. 41l204l3 34c in ele-
vator 42lsG l4c afioat; No. white. 4ll2D
41sic. Options moderately active and frm
June, A12c; July. Hl2@ Al Ssc.. closing at
Al Lee; August, AZ 1-166 42l4c, closing at 2lsc;
tober, 4314 043ssc, closing at 4314c.
Oats-Receipts, 1S5, 400 bu; exports, none;
sales, 10000 bu futures, $4,000 bu spot.
Spot market unchanged and quiet. Options
tirner and quiet; june. 2sc: July, 2Sls0
2s4c, closing at 2slsc; August, 2s4c; Sep
tember, 2Slsc. No. spot white. S4loc;
mixed Western, 25030c: white Western.
53d soc; No. 2 Chicago, 2Sl2c.
Hay quiet.
Hops firm.
Coftee-Options opened barely steady at
S0040 points down, and closed steady at
$500 points down: Market active; sales.
49, $50 bags. including June. 1490015.O5c;
July, 15.0O015.15c: August, 15.1O015.3Oc;
September, 15.200 15.40c; October, 1900
15.40c;. November, 5.S5015.40c;, December
March, l5.4O015.5Oc; April, $3.50 i5.5Oc;
May, 15.45c. Spot Rio quiet and lower:
fair cargoes, 1712c. Sugar-Raw firm and
quiet; refined active. Molasses-Foreign
firm; New Orleans dull. Rice steady.
Tallow weak; city, 4l4c. Rosin quiet and
steady.
Eggs steady and in moderate demand;
Western, 1884 lac; receipts, 6.7S1 pack
ages.
Pork lower and quiet; mess, $3.50 o5; ex-
ira prime. $11.509 IL. IS. Cut meats firm; pick
led bellies, 607c; picked shoulders, 5lsc:
picked hams 12c; middles dull: short clear,
6.45c. Lard weak and quiet; sales Western
steam, 6.S506.S7l2c, closing at 6.S5c; June,
6.S5c; July. 690c, closing at 6SSc asked;
August $3.50, closing at 6. .95c bid: September,
7.OSc. closing at 7.03 bid; October. 7.O5c.
Butter quiet; less steady; Western dairy,
9013l2c: Western creamery, 126 617l2c; West
ern factory, 7l2012l2c. Cheese-Firmer
and in better demand: Western, 714GSl2c.
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paper, No. i, 607c book paper. No. 5, 8. g. c.
10a11c; No. 2. s. & c., sd9c; No. 1, S. & c., III

paper, No; 1, ,6S7c; book paper. No. 8, C..
a6c.
Bar iron trates), i. .90a &C. horseshoe bar 8. .OOc
Norway rail rod, &c; German steel plow-slabs. 4c
American drill steel, l0d12c; Sanderson tool
steel, i6c tire steel &c; spring steel 5c' horse
g halls iod and d' larger s. siossss kes other sss
TIMERS sUPPIIEs-Best brand charcoal tin.
i4xa&o i4 & and la11s. ESQ; ft. faxao. roofing tin.
In bars, 29c. Iron-27 iron. 3iec; "a G iron.
5c galvanized. 80 aud 10 per cent. discount
Sheet zinc. 7c. Copper bottoms, SOC. Planished
copper, SEC. Solder, 16a1sc.
OIL CAKE.
Oh cake, S23 p ton: oil meal, $23.
PROVISIONS.
JoBBINo PRrcEs-SmoKed meats-sugar-cured
hams 10 to 12 ibs average, lie: 10 fss average.
lI4c; 17ia ms average, 10Sc; 20 ms average.
cured breakfast bacon, light or medium,
II lac: shoulders, 10 lbs average, &c; shoulders,
IL iss and over average SAC; aI1nfa nhs Mans
dium, DC: dried beef hams and knuckle pieces,
1Ol2c; dried beef hams, thin pieces. sc: Bacon
medium % average, 7i4c; clear bellies. medium
weight. easc; As ms average sides and 25fos aver
age age backs. lao less than above q9SrstSn,s; Sa,;
and Picked Meats~clear sides sunsmokedl.
unsmoked), &c; bean pork. p brl 200 ns,
ham or poa sr 2c9
small. &c. Lard-Pure winter Leaf, Kettle
rendered, in terces stc: in one half =, barrels;
cans in som cases, slac. Prime Leaf Lard-In
tierces. 7%c. Hoosier Packing Co. Lard.In
Se cans iotss
9010c, as to average; s. p. shoulders, 606l9c.
as to average; shortrib sides, dry SALT &c; prime
steam lard, 7c.
BUTTERoCreamery. choice. 14016c; choice
country, Sa1Oc; common, 60Sc.
EGGs.shippers paying 10c; selling from
store at lie.
POULIRY-Hens, Sc; young chickens. 991Oc
10; hen turkeys, 1Oc; toms, SC; ROSTERS,
FEATHERs-Prime geese, $50 p 10; mixed duck,
2Oc y n.
BEEswAx-Dark 1sc; yellow. 2Oc.
WOOL-Tub-washed and picked, 33025c; un-
washed. medium and common grades, il in good
order 25c; bury and cOtted, 1702Oc; fleece
washed. il light and in good order. 2s0 030c;
LEATHER, HIDES AND TALLow.
LEATHER-Oak sole, 33037c; hemlock sole, 26
bride, y doz, $6O065; fair bride. $eO07s y
doz.; city kip, $6O0S0; French kip, $S50120;
city calf-skins. s5c0$1.1O; French calfskins.
HIDEs-No. green, &c; No. green, Sc; No.
1 green salt sc; No. green salt. 3iac; calf same
as hides; No. green salt kip, SC; No. green
salt kip, &c.
LAMBsKINs-Pelts ESQ and yearlings CSC.
TALLOw-No. /, 4c; No. 2, 3i2c.
GREAsE-Br0wn, 2 l9c: yellow, 2@c; white, 4l3c
SEEDS.
Clover Red choice, 60 ID bu, $4.O00435; En-
glish choice, $4. 40 04.60; white, choice $7.400
IT'S: alsike, $Ss.5O09 90; alfalfa, choice. $775
$500. Timothy-Choice; As ID bu, $1.7002.OO
Bluegrass, fancy, ii ID bu, SOC 90. Orchard
fop~Choice IA n bu, s5cS$I.OO. Bird seed
Choice Sicily canary, 50Sc y 10. Pure German
millet; S0c0 81 90 y bu; choice Hungarian, 7O0
SOC y bu. b. & W. Ensiiage Corn-9Oc a 81 p bu;
red cob, 81 01.25 y bu; evergreen sweet, $3.50
1.50 y bu. Popcorn-Dry, 203c " n.
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-18
Cleaning Clothes.

Good Housekeeping
Soiled and faded black cashmere may be
made to look almost as good as new by
washing in soapsuds, rinsing in water and
then putting in water with so much bluing
in it that it looks black. The cloth is to lie
in this for some time, as long as over night
if it is much faded. Do not wiring the
cloth after taking from the water, but
hang up to dry in q shady place. If the
gown is elabOrately trimmed, the trimming
may better be ripped off and treated in this
separately. Dark-blue cashmere can be made
to look beautiful if renewed in this way.
For silk cleaning. paper and hot iron is the
old and best method. Put bro wn paper under
the grease spot, on a board, and over the spot
place several sheets of the paper. With q
medium-heated iron press firmly on top. and
several times renew the sheet of paper next
to the silk on top. The paper will finally
absorb all the grease. This method is ap-
plicable to any unwashable cloth, except
velvet. plush, etc.
Ammonia should be well diluted with wa
ter-ffteendropsa are enough in a small basin
of water. A piece of flannel is satuated with
this dilution. and rubbed on the grease spot
until it is removed: after which that place
on the cloth is sponged OFT with clear water.
Dry somewhat and iron when damp. Am
monia ater is also recommended to remove
the shiny look from black coat, but it is
not good for much for this purpose. Strong
black coffee. to which have been added a
few drops of ammonia Is said to be good
for cleansing black coat that needs thor
Ough repOyatinQ
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-18
TRADING AT CHICAGO.
The Ups and Downs of the Market, with the
Range I'm Prices of Leading Articles.

The Ups and Downs of the Market, with the
Range I'm Prices of Leading Articles.
CHICAGO, Ju' IA large speculative
business was as lin transacted in wheat,
with higher prices and an unsettled and
nervous feeling. There was considerable
realizing, and the outside prices were not
sustained; in fact. the closing was consider
ably lower than on Saturday. The opening
was very strong, and prices showed an ad-
vance of ssG1c for the various futures, but
after some slight fluctuations became weak,
and q decline of &c was recorded for July,
and 112c for other deliveries, closing $50
lower for July, 34c lower for August, Ssc
lower for September. and 12c lower for De-
cember than the closing figures of Satur-
day. The early advance was attributed to
the same causes which have affected
the market the past few days,
namely. wet weather in the winter
wheat districts and dry in the Northwest.
Storms in Ohio and Indiana were reported
shorts" covered quite freely, and the de-
mand was principally from this source.
The advance, however, induced longs" to
sell freely, and there was quite heavy
realizing. Some large lines were closed
out. This created an easier feeling. Then
advices were received reporting break of
cents in cash at st. Louis Cables also
were less favorable to holders The
weather bulletin. too. showed light rain
at Bismarck. This assisted the tendency
to lower prices. Corn ruled quiet the
greater part of the session. Fluctuations
were within narrow limits and trading
was confined almost exclusively to room
operators The feeling early was compare
lively firm, due largely to the stronger tone
eS wheat, which however latsr yuled
The Indianapolis journal., 1889-06-18
Harmless Cosmetics.

An oatmeal poultice for the face at night,
or 1requent wash during tne day OF hali
half cups of water. make the skin very fair
and soft. In preparing it. the water should
be left on the meal over night and the next
morning strained off, or rather poured Oft.
due is then strained. and enough bay-rum
added to make il about as thick as cream.
This perfectly innocent and inexpensive
application will improve face, neck and
hands almost Immediately. Cucumber
The fresh vegetable pared. cut into small
pieces, and the juice brought to the boiling
point, yields very cooling aud beneficial
daily wash. When sufficiently cool the
liquid should be strained out and bottled
for use.