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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-23
Groceries.


CANNED GOODS - PlncapplcS si.ijdi.50.
peaches lbs. standard, Si.liesihO. second sLO1gt
LIS tomatoes los, standard, sOa9Oc. lbs stand
ard si.c0. strawberries sl2i. faspbcrrics, sl.2i,
binckbCrrics. si.Oe grcen cages slt0. pear, tihl
plums, a o. asparagus. sLpg green corn, slu1.f
81 green peas, sLHfi.G cove oysters, fun
weight 10. g1ss9ic. ? ID. a. b59lGg lght weight
sc. llIs siOO. CONDENSED milk--CfOwn, s6lj.
Eagle. $3.50 swiss. STA salmon. sl6ba2Ol. sar.
due. si.5e mustard arilncs. sLJl Mackercl,
Siiiftl ~ herring mnckorul. sl.h.
HIGAR-Purc white, g'tc. OF white ~. yellow
clarified. a.sgc; refined A. &c, standard gfanu'
Lated, y r. powdered. 10 ,c cut Loaf l1,lc. open
kettle. 5'easc. stfuug.
COFFEk-Common, i7ifc. ordinary. isc. fair
H.. prime Rio. ~, choice 10 hncy, 2is21c, old
government asaslic duh
sALT-saginAw q - per brl: Ohio River si.2os
rs per brl. Louisiana, si.i5. sacks nne, sl.l0,
conr.c, u. IS. pkts. ta5c.
MCE-loul.iann, I;sSGci Carolina. C9Ic
STAkCti-ic
CllEEsE-l'flmo flats, -. New York factory
-. fall cram, idc. Young America, ~.
NOLAsSi.S-Lnuisianh. common ~ lair 2aa2,c
prime choice. g2st sc fancy, tsc, ccutfliugals, CON
mon 10 iaf, l,g2sc, prime 10 choice 2aSDc syrup
30 ipc steady,
UANDii.s-sticts all sizes IN bxs ps and hfls
loelic. fancy assorted, ioslc. extra fancy. Hg!Oc
lnn
full weight, VIC.
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HolnNY AND GRlTs-From store, s2759aOl
IeesistuH..

HAY-Choicc from store, Soc car load, from
leyce or depot sl5OOaih.je prime from store, 'Sgs
Soc car load, from lcvce or depot sliuOgli 80,
prairie, from store O9ijc, car load, from leycc Of
pcpOL s10Oaii.O0
CORN-From store, white, iGc. mixed, i5c from
lcyee or depot white In bulk, tOc. In sacks, iici
mixed. In bulk, 3sc. In sacks, i3c.
BkAN-from store, 7jc, from leyec o. depot,
SiLOn
OATs-From store, white, Sjc mixed SIC. from
lcycc or depot white. In bulk, 31aJlc In sacks -
oslo mixed, IN bulk nc, In sacks, Sc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-23

CHICAGO, H., June 2l-Thc Drorrs Journal
reports Catilc-Reccipu l,6N. shipments, COO
Market quiet aud unchanged. bccvcS, SlOO8
40. steers. slD@llj. Stockcr aud feeders
e. 2l91 No. cows bulls and mixed, sl2j91OG Texas
cattle. tl61gaO.
Hogs-Rcrcipts. $500; shipments. $500. Market
active, and lOc higher mixed, NOHl0
heavy, sA2i9tJo, light st2I@L6E skips, $50
@AO0
shecp-Rcccpts. $50. shipments 40 Market
quiet and unchanged; natives. sltosl 90 West
ems 92i@ LOO Texans, s175etL0G lambs, sl.N@
q - per head.
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By TELEGRAPH.
Money, Bond., stocks.

NEW YORK juno 21.-Money on call EASY with
no loaIs. closed offered NJ ~ per cent Prime mcr.
camille paper, Ji4t1h per cent sterling exchange
dull, but steady At sl1 for sixty day bills aud
sLSst. for demand.
were steady
The Iioof markst today vas again dun and IN,
inicfVung, etccpt for two or three stocks and
market exhibitcda strong tone throughout snd
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ABis g.tinIrsn Rates.

CLEvELASD. o., juno 22.-Tho New
York, Pennsylvania 4 Ohio has made an.
other big cut In iron rates. II Is probable
that II will cause trouble with the Eastern
lines. rs tho cut Is a deep one and Is made
for the benefit Of the Pennsylvania manu-
iactuprs, being good from Newcastle and
Pulaski, Pa, 10 Eastern points II will
take effect Juno ~, succeeding the tariff
of NAV n
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FIsH-Mackcrcl, half brls. No. l $50. No 2
$50 No. g. sA2j. lOlb kits No. si.8t 30. ? Sl.2l
Dry herring family. BIC per box North Carolina
roe herring hall brls, sd1j White fish. half brls,
& 10
HOG pRODuCTs,-Stcady; pork. sia 100 i3 s5su.
gafcurcd hams. iOiSsiiigc. breakfast bacon, 9,sf
~ e: clear no sides bacon, fiyg7iSc; shoulders,
&c bulk pork. clear sides, &c clear rib sides.
o.. long clear. g. =. shoulders &c
LARD-Tcs 81; half brls. TO kegs rs.
choice kettle. ss,sitc steady
PIGS TEEr-Brls. slOG half brlS $780, kegs
81 o.
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Groceries.

NEW YORK, June p CoGcc-oplions opened
barely steady. iOdl5 points down. closed irregu'
lar at 2l9S0 points down, fairly active sales dO.AO
bags including. June ltGt July, iL6o1lLG
August, II 7Ag1s.SO september, lLSOWl1O1 Octo'
her, lLNGiS.O5; November lLQialhOJ; Deccm.
Der, liasdib.l5. January, lO0Sila.M Nbrunty,
l5.O5all2U March, lbu5gll2a, April lAl0, May,
15.Oj0tl6iO. Spot Rio dun fair cargocs ne
Sugar-Raw active aud stronger, fair pining
nc. centrifugal, % test NJ bid; sales 1000 bags
centrifugal W test. DC 100 hhds MuscoyadO,
30 test 6lyc cargo OF Porto Rico 81 test SCI all for
Boston; G0O0 hhds Muscoyado. 81 test al 1c nc
fined firm, active.
MolaSscs-Foreign firm. 80 test, sic; New Orleans
quiet open kettle. good To fancy 2NCii6c
Ricc-Quiet and steady domestic FiaO'sc'
CiNcINyATI. o.. June 22-whisky steady; sale,
sos barrels finished goods on basis OF sl.O2.
Butter--QuicL
sugar-Flrm.
Eggs-EaSicr. ii9llic
Chccse-Easy
CHICAGO. ILL.,, juno 2o.-On the Produce Tx
change, today the butter market was firm aud
unchanged.
Eggs-l2Hc
NEW ORLEANS Ia, Jure 22.-CofTcc- Steady
Rio cargocs common Ia prime, 10. t@lghC
Ricc-Qulct but steady ordinary 10 prime
3,F@jc
Sugar Very firm; open kettle, prime. ~; good
fair. i9lCc; cenirliugals, plantation graduated
gc choice white, SAA prime yellow clarified
| 5lG6,sl.c e. seconds, a. sas lice.
Molasscs-fiun. centrifugal, fair 10 good fair
ia9ans common 10 good common, l69lS info
| rior, ilc
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shoemaLer- ON n strike

NoRTu ADAMS, Mass, June 22.-The
sti,chers. cutters and lasiers at the samp.
son Shoe Factory have struck and the
shop has shut down. IL is feared the
strike will become general and include all
the shops In town. The wages were 70.
ducod last winter and the men want a
new schedule. The shops have large
orders out.
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ureasistuffs.

FLoUR-From store common. $780, family,
sl2i choice 81 40. lancy SO, extra fancy, sL7j.
patent S. 2j6,5j0 firm.
CORNMEA..-Pcarl,s 500. roller 81 o; steady.
BEANS AND PEA5-Nayy beans, slS591UO, me
dium. 81. 7jdl.gl
OATMEAL--Iu half brls $3.50 from store.
CRACKERS-Sodn, oNtul, 5c treble extra, Ga
G. ,C: ginger snaps, 1dS'sc. assorted lumblcs, lie
l2iSc: cream crackers, ~ dS,gc
CRACKED wHEAT-ln half brls, $3.50 from
uoAlNY AND GRITs-From store, s2.TjaaOO.
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E.nmln. ,hr narrnIn. omered

by Mitchell 4 Btyson, Jos Main street,
this week In furniture, matiings, lawn fur
niiure, shades, etc. Large stock, low
prices, fine goods.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-23
InIic,I Ireland.

DuniIS, juno 22.-When Mr.. Patrick
Egan was appointed by President llnrri-
son 10 DO United States Minister TO Chill
ho Transferred 10 Michael Dayilt his shares
In the newspaper United iro'dnd Mr. Par
nell and Mr.. Daviit arc now, therefore,
the sole owners OF the paper.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-23
NJ corfoN sTArrMrNr.

1mporis-M I. b l. n, = ~ steamer,
!. wagons q Total u bales
Exports-L n. ID. Goa sw, "a Total. iei
balca
NEw YORK.
spo,s opened steady nnd clo,ci quiet middllng.
lie. salcs 2ss bales. Quotations wcrc ~ follows
Ordinary sc; good ordinary. gsc low middling.
10 g-iGc middliur lie. good mlddllng. ne mid
dllng fair. u eioc. iair. n i3iGc
Future. opened dull and closed quiet. NJ follows
June. ionai0f2 July. i0ii8i0.f2 August 1917
@i0is September. i0.05@i00s. October. psGs9s5;
November. 9so6,asi. Dcccmbrr. aS24ass Janu.
AIRY. assesasa February, 09dsa97 March. io0i9
ioOt April. ioi28ioi9 May, loa9io.2. Sales
10. Nv balo1
sEw ORLEANS
The spot market opened quiet and closed quiet
mlddling. iUjsc. sales, 1850 bales Qnoiations
are az follows Ordinary. o. good ordinary, 0isc
low middllng ioilc middlins, 1919, good mid.
ding ii3sc
Fulur@ opened quiet and closed dull as fol-
lows June, i0sS9i0j9 July, i05lai15l. August.
IOgl@l0si September. oNgasg October, at2a
as. November. 0f@at& December of2s9i3
January, pfa9a5O, February. o56aq.5S March.
pGseaC5. April. Q5o9a71, salca, 400 bales
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-23
Household supplies.

APPLEs-NO market Dried apples 20
- p,r ID from storc. Dried peaches, 2'sglc irOm
Stun
FRuiT-sicady Otangcs-McSslna. sth0ai.Oo pei
box Lemons sLd0a ~ Jpsr box bananas, si.2iH
40 per bunch. Dates las. Figs. i2aiic per H.
NIGEI ABt.ES-Ouious sLinlfLOo pcf bfl. sacks
si00 cabbage, si.Oo PER LOO garlic. Jc per To-.
NUS 90 tOcoanuts st0J pr 100. fcsnuts
Virginia, Sasc. Tennessee. fArmoN' stock af,dg,
roasted lapSc higher shcllcd. nd. l-. white. 7c
spanish loo. pccans. Texas. old, 5egi2C. Arkansas
stfic. italian chcsinuu, i0Rtlc.
nuTTkk- Butiefiuc ilaisc. creamery, is9Dc
dairy i2'sftic. county, lucille.
pOfATOEs-Dull. new. slO0 per brl
ClDER-Oafk, $50 per brl, aud $40 per hal
bal
NfNEGAR-rcr gal i2aisc.
EGGs-stcady; bxs iihc. eases i2c.
UuLTRi-fhickcns young, tL2ifs2i0 mixed
S2Ola1 n. hens eii00tlO0 ducks e JOsslOo
RAlsINs-Lond0n hycn, S1O0 California, q 2
per boN
PiCRLEs-Bfia o. half brls slOl
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New york Dry .ood. MnrLel.

NEW YORK. June 22.-1hc market remained
unchanged, aud priccs ~ a rule continue very
firm. Agents made the following prices Of new
Aliens prints fancicS e., pinks, turkey reds and
Tnb.s GO pink plalds, o.. staples and staple
checks a. Rhephrri plaids ht.r.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-23

MISSISSIPPI DianhUa Cordial IL a stan.
dard remedy which has been in good ro-
puto for over thirty yoara, and II enjoys
wherever used reputation unparalleled
for bowel disorders.
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Cash quotations were a. i0l0wE
flour-Fim and unchanged
30 gsprng wheat, ~, g. No. spring wheat 100
nc No. nd, IH.c
No. corn, Sc
No. oats 2s.c
No rye. tQhc.
No. 2 barley, nominal
No. ! naNfccd ti.in
Prime timothy seed, tl.a64laA
Meas polk, PCT bal, tii, 1laiL73
lard, pef 100 iln Nhllx
thoft flb sides loose. tiH0gi n.
nfy saitcd shoulders, buAed, - l2h9hb.
Short clear Sides boxed, taillfa0O
Recoipu-fl0uf, 1000 bhg whnat LOO bu,
COIN. i2gOoQ bu. oau, i57oO0 bu' ryc, 2o1o bu
V sbipmcnlsS Fiout 1900 bris wheat 5000 bu,
corn, CsA.Ooo bu. oats, si,oOO bu. rye, h,OO9 bar.
ley 600 bu.
ST. LOUIS. No. June 2a-Fiour-oulsi and
UNCHANGED.
whest-.ioweI DWELLINGS IN other markets and
some tine reports In from the fields rRafdlng the
splendld quality Of the wheat nov being harvested
snd The expected heavy yield caused The market 10
weaken On. Local Traders wcr afmid 81 the
wcsthef, however, aud would not ssli freely and
The market dragged The close was about 20 Tor
July aud August aud steady Got september and
December. a. COMPARED With yesterdays clOse.
No nd cash, 7yisc July, 5Hsa5i'sc. closing
nc bid. August a4eI1)ssIa,se, closed illsc bid,
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PLANTATION MOVEMENT.

The New York FmanciI Chronicle Of June -
gives the following figures Total visible supply,
lG27O7i bales against l6,1,2 67 In 1854 These hg'
ures indicate an increase of cotton In sight OF 1907
bales as compared with the same date In lsSs,
and a decrease Of 2iG,9ls bales rs compared with
same date IN 1851
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CLEVELAND. o.. June 2a-Pctroleum easy; W.,
no., nc
WILMINGTON. y. c. June q -Turpcn,Ins frm
nj Iti.g.
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COTTON MARKET.

Tho local cotton market opened quiet and closed
quiet. middling 10 iii6c sales, - bales, OF -
o exporters and - 10 spinner.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, s9iCc; good ordinary. jlGc; low mid.
ding. 10 gi6c middllng. 10 ii.i6c. good mddling,
II 5iCc; middllng fair nominal fair nominal:
dusty. Msihc lower
DAILY COTTON sTATLMENT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-23

You can buy cheap now Of Herman
Groin. the halter, No. 3Sil Main street,
opposite Gayoso Hotel
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q. N. MN A Co.,

Corner Main and Union streets, keep the
largest and best selected stock Of ladies',
misses, ehildrcn's and mems shoes, and
their prices arc the lowest In the city.
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r,,Il.h shae.i r,nr snns.l ahenn nhoc.l

AZ Adler Bros. & Co., 257l Main street,
the Shoe Palace Of the city, who're every
thing In foot wear can be found TO please
the people.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-23

CATTLE-Choico 10 extra. 3La3i,c, good, ga
o. common 10 medium, l.4itc cOloc cows
aud holicrs 2ita5c. medium, 2,al3tc.
HOUs-Cholce comied, 4'Esrsc, good. tk9tIsc
common, SKATE.
sllEIT-Jholcc. &c, medium. o,Esc. common,
siO0RiO.
IAMBs- Choice, &c; common to good. per head.
g.dOdAo0
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Cotton seed Products.

MEAL-rhmc. Si7JosisOo Oh meal. ti2toa
100
COTTON SIZED Railroad, sll.oo river, 5000 per
ton.
OlI.-Phme crude ssaioc on crude, 2,@ale
primo summer yellow, E9isc, choice cooking
summer yellow, hOc.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 2 TO Q PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE Ell 80 PREM. SELLING.

cotton Quiet-Middllng Cotton 20 ll-iec
~ Sales Today, - Bales-Tho Gen
oral Market is Steady AFRO
Steady.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-23

UsE plenty Of "oark" Vinegar In your
food and prevent biliousnesA II Ia cheap
or than quininc.
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OIL aud Turpentinc

ST. LOUIS No, June 22-wool-stcndy and
UNCHANGED,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-23
ArrEAL orFIoE.

SATURDAY ENKNlNG, June ~ lss''
Money is in improved demand and ample
supply for all businesspurposes. Rates, to
s per cent.
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CHICAGO H., June 2,.-Clcurings, slo.OOe.co0.
NEW ORLEANS, La, June 25.-Clcarlngs s9i6,.
CO..
BALTIMORE Nd, June 22.-Clcarings s2,iio..
d9s. balances tjsG,3&
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. juno 22.-Thc clcarlngs
today wcrc sia.siLtk: the balances today wcrc
si al. iGa For the week ending today. Clcafings.
7.iSs2nG balances, Si0,i9i.aii.
BOSTON. Mass, June 2a-Ilank clcarines 60.
DAY, sij.sii. s. balances, Sl.st5.gG For last week
--Clcaring-, ty1,lUi,siS balances tll.6ii,tA For
corresponding week last ycar-ClcarngN s7O,Sia..
tSs balances s1,6si,0il
=sT. LOUIS. No, June 21-Clcarinss. 500 COZ.
balances, s7iStia For this week, CleaHngs sii..
5lsia0 balances. ea.i00it0. for last vcck-Clcar..
inrs, sM,GN 10 balances, elN0iui fuf cufnss.
ponding week Last yoar-Clcarings, slGaCs,jJi bal
hnccs. q, G5,s2O.
NEW YORK, June 22.-Thc weekly bank state.
ment shows the following changes kccnc. de
cruase. si.3s172t loans Increase, Eii.C0 Apcric.
DECREASE. sl.in 80 legal tenders, dctreue, tjil..
gn deposits decrease. slla 100 circulation. In
crcaso. sziJO The banks now mold tl,20.5o0 In
cxccss II the - per cent rulo ClcMlngA tOdhy,
sig2. 81. Gs6 balances, T.07d.Oil For the week
Clcaringa, s72S, 1880. balances. tlo,1Gi0d
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wHtsKY.-straight Kentucky bourbon. t1.tOa
6O1 Robertson and Lincoln Counties, llfn at $50
@au0 Eastern rycs. SOD 900. According 90 age
aud make. common whisky, aOuasi.9 ~ nccOrdlng
W proof Nothing under ~ per cent quoted.
GiN-sLO0sl.j0 for domestic, S2sjeS4J0 Tor im.
ported
GRASS REEDs-rcd clover, Si.2i bu. herds s09
p0C bu. orchard grass. si5 b. timothy, sL5hslOj
bu. herman mlllct, - 500 bu. Hungarian, 7js>jc
bu.
BAGGiNG-oJi0,r.
IiEs-sl 81
sloT-Dfop. n.i5. buck. $40.
IfAU-ii .lfhc.
TALLOw@iisr
sNUFF-Garrctrs sioTi. Ralph's si02s Rail
rad 81 =; Cal a AKA. sa0O.
POwDLi'-Kogs s5.OG half kegs Sl7@ quarter
toiL oii,-Prime white, wholesale lot, 90 pcr
ToBAcco-ccmmon, s,gs'e other grades. 80
SC
BETswAN-eoc
NAils-irpn. s2o0 steel. e1in
Woodbury. rfensc wool, unwathel, 1a1Gci
clear arease wool, 2OsAc, bunny, washed, 2)tij0c,
tub washed. aDg1lc.
liiDlS-Dry hlnt, No. 1. o.. No. 2 C. dry falicd.
b17c grcrn salicd. No. !. ~. No. 2 n, gfccn 90
/ &C. dccnklns 25Jlc, shccp,kins, ibcgsLOO, noml'
| nal
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DANK CLRARIN0s

LONDON, June p p.m.-Corsols closed at
% 3iGd for money and 9silo for the account
PARIS. juno s2-Thrcc per cent renic, s5i 22'sc
for the sCCOunL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-23

LIVERPOOL.
AZ sven spots. quiet very small business Sales,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-21
THE BOARD sQUIKMs.

Yesterday afternoon Governor
Stevenson and Attorney General
Alexander declared the Nevada
Tribune the official organ Of the
Board until further notice.
This was done by Stevenson and
Alexander as a small piece OF Of
fcixl revenge on the APPEAL for
presumin1 to call public attention
to the incompetence OF these men
In office. The matter stands just
in this shape:
Papers which do not bow down
to the State officers and cloak their
open and notorious shortcomings
esnrot hays any official advertis-
ing.
TIE APPEAL owes the public q
duty above any duty it owes the
Board, and it proposes to perform
it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-21
GOODWIN GONVEE It'd.
The APPEAL has always held thai

The APPEAL has always held that
Adolph Sutro was one OF the extra
ordinary men of dis Coast, and
that Nevada did a foolish thing
when it drove him away. No one
can help respecting his manhood
when he stood up for his rights and
won fight against a combination
OF capital, the very idea of which
wonld cause most men to pause.
The Salt Lake Tribune has hit
Sutro some hard blows, but Charlie
Goodwin, the editor, makes partial
amends in the following:
You know | do not intensely adj
mire Adolph Sutro, but the ID
himself is entitled to his dues. And
so l am bound to say that the
transformation Sutro has worked
on the heights back of the Cliff
House entities him to warm praise
Grant that his motives were all sell
fish, and l believe they were, still
the work is splendid and the taste
displayed is very great. Out of the
desert he has created what is rest
to many a feeble child's eyes, a
comfort to many weary woman's
mind and body. Against the black
list which the gentleman in green
down below, has charged up to
Sutro, NAV the improvement stand
a tremendous credit in his behalf. :"
The writer once heard Goodwin
saw that no man who loved flowers,
grass and birds could be bad, and
he probably realized when he
reached Sutro Heights that he had
run up against the handiwolk OF
such a man.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-21
THE DROUGHT

The present season of drought ir
this State is the severert known in
its history.
There seems to be combination
of circumstances this year to add
to tie terrible effects OF the long
season OF dryness.
Months after months the sun has
beaten down on the shrivled plains
where the shadow of a cloud has
not passed, and the streams which
leaped down from the mountains
In the Spring have disappeared,
leaving nothing but hot and dusty
beds.
The cattle in the ranges, mad
dened with thirst, wander aimlessly
in search of drink and in some
places, hundreds have met and
fought TO the death for the posses
sion of some little muddy pool.
In the Eastern part of the State
their carcasses have begun 70 strew
the ranges and fill the air with u
horrible afiluvia.
On all sides one sees wilted fields
and parched stretches of country,
where the dust that is stirred up by
the animals is as fine as flour and
that fills the atmosphere and will
not down.
At the West of us, forest fires
are raging in the Sierra tlmbers
and a pail OF smoke stretches from
horizon to horizon.
In the morning the sun rises a
crimson ball in the East, and in the
evening, IT sinks blood red behind
the mountains OF the West.
On every side a cry Tor water
goes up day and night, but there
10 none, for it AL went to waste in
the Winter.
Above the level of Nevada, is a
Lake, thirty miles long and half as
wide, where enough water lies to
hood the State a foot deep, but
local prejudice and sectional wal
fares keep it there.
Enough water was rolled into
the sinks of the Carson and Hum
boldt rivers last Winter to have
watered a million acres OF land, but
where is it now?
The State of Nevada has within
its confines SO boiling springs,
which have forced their way to the
surface to give mankind hint OF
the pent up volumns of water be-
low.
All we need to tap these res
ervoirs are deep aItesian wells, but
the $4,000 appropriated Nv the
Legislature remains untouched, be-
cause lot Of scaool-boy econo-
nists drew law which discour-
aged the sinking of artesian wells
instead of what it really should
have done.
The Nevada Lottery Company Of
fered to give the people of the State
$50, 900 > year for water storage and
irrigation and make the fund GER
tain, but a lot of sanctimonious
cranks, who think they want re-
llgion in Nevada a good deal more
than they want water, and parcel
of purchased knayes, Who wanted
Louisiana gold more than they
wanted either religion or water,
Joined hands, and now gentlemen,
let us sit down and contemplate the
situation of a State whose chief in
dustries are cattle and mining
where cattle are dying by the thou
sands, and where the mills cannot
raise a single stamp until the snow
flies.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-21

"ALESMEN-wE WISH A FEW MEN
- I, sell our goods by mple to the
wholesale and r, tail trade. Enclose two cent
stamp. Largest manufacturers in our line.
Wages s. per day. Permanent position. No
postals answered. Money advanced for wages,
advertising. eic.
CENTENNIAL NANFa Co.,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-21

Bar silver SO.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-08

The state department has received TO Off
cial information concerning the case of Mr..
Coates OF Baltimore, VINO staIeS that he was
imprisoned and otherwise ill-treated while
travelling in Switzerland. Though Mr.. Coates
has made no complaint, some officials at the
statement have heard that he has received
a letter from Minister Washburn, who is now
in Paris. stating that the Swiss government
had made a satisfactory explanation and
apology 10 him.
The secretary of state has been notified
that Japan will be represented at the mari
time conference. which meets Oct. 16. by
Tsukhara of the imperial department of
communication, and Lieut.. X. BoDa i'm
perial navy, of the legation at Washington.
Seyerai delegates to the conference have al
ready arrived. and The office of the secretary
at the state department has begun to assume
a business-Iike appearance.
The fish commission steamer Fish Hawk
leaves New Haven tomorrow, where she has
be= n at work on the oyster beds. She will
visit the light stations between Cape Cod and
Chesapeake bay to test the thermometers
used in taking the ocean temperature for the
commission, in order TO utilize the informa-
ton in connection with the work Of grampus
on the maekerel grounds during the winter.
Chief Postoftice Inspector Rathbone is in
formed of the arrest in Pueblo Col, of W. A.
Baldwin for using the mail for advertising a
lottery scheme. Also that the Florence and
Cusa Grande, Ariz, stage coach had been
robbed on Oct 2, and two Mexican mail
pouches stolen.
Harvey Brown mas received the assign
ment as naturalist TO accompany the eclipse
expedition to the West coast of Africa by the
National museum. Mr. Brown is now max
ing preparations for his trip aud will join the
party in New York on oct. II