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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-26
Articles opening Highest Lowest Closing

Cash quotations were as follows
Flour-Firm and unchanged dealers ask 5@lOc
advance on standard grades.
No. 2spring wheat, s29SSc; No. spring wheat
70g72c No. rcd. S29s1c
No. corn. 3tSsc
No. oats, 2ptc
No. 2ryo, i01tc.
No barley, nominal
No. flaxsccd, si.50.
Prime timothy seed sl40diia
Mess pork, per brl, sll.Sjgll.S7k
Lard, per 100 lbs s65fL.
Short nib sides, loose, s5p03j Is
Dry sailed shoulders, boxed shi2lsdh2.
Short clear sides, boxed, s6l2iyaG&
IscColpts-flour, 1900 brls wheat 1900 bu:
corn ~ 600 Blu; oats $4,000 bu; rye, 5000 bu; bar
shipments 5000 brs: wheat, 5000 bu;
corn s,o9O bui oats, 1000 bui rye, GOO bu; bar
ley, 1900 bu.
81 LOUIS. Mo-, June G.--Flour-Firmer but
wheai--u niayomble reports caused a sin ad.
vance Of ll1alic, and the close was very near the
top, aud strong. No. ned. cash, SIC July closed
at,efc, August 'ijsci September, '6'ac; DECEMBER
Corn-flrm: No mixed cash. sil,9Sissc July.
closed at alssc bid: september, SO e Did
oats-firm but dull; No 2eash, &c bid, June,
Rye-No. 2. acc asked, Ssc bid.
Hay-Neglected.
BTan--tSotjnc.
flaxseed-August delivery si.i5 bid; spot, q 20.
Lcad-Qulct. soft Missouri $40. refined S27
bid $3.50 asked chemical hard, tJ.So.
Hhttcf-sA ufnufllols
kgTs-l0c for good stock.
Cprnmeal-firm. s1lhega&
PfoylSinns-Sicady.
POrk-si2O0
lard-irime steam, nominal AZ ed25.
Dry salt meats-shOuldcrS Si.2j longs and ribs
tdO0st6 10 short clear, 81 lbIGeO
lacon--Boxed shoulders, sA75; longs and ribs.
si62ls short clear Sd.75.
Hams-sl0 7iafi27a.
Rcceipts-fl0ur 2O0o bris; wheat 1000 bu corn,
s3,ioJ bu, oats ~ 90 bu: rye aud barley none.
shipmcnts-flour, 1000 brs: wheat 5000 bu;
corn, 5000 bn. oats 20,OO0. rye and barley none
stronger No. red cash. az July 6i5.c. August
o., g. No. soft cash, 7nC. July. d2isc..
tOn-stcady No ciHh - tc bid 2GAc asked
July. 26'to bid No white cash. ~ g bid. oOc
/ asked.
oais--No. 2caah, 100 bid june i9c bid July. isc
| naked.
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NEW YORK. June A-Conee-options irreru
lar, t0ap0 points down. co-cd bsrply steady, t,,G
points down. active and excited sales. 2l5UU
bags Including July, SlG0tti3 O; August ST. 1,e,
iAiE september, siai0fiASii October sil i0a,
lapG November. ga .nesiLS1 December, 81 5ut,
1870 January, tiillttlasd. February, siaG03i LOt
March. siIUlaif0t Aprll. tigGi9lfOe May, sia Z,
@iil0. spot Rio depressed, but lair carTocs. 1879
hugar-kaw strong sncs 10 hhds MuscOyado
NJ test 1c.1lght quantity mOnKsga sugar, 81 test
Citc. refined ilrm, goO,i demand.
Molnsscs-lnrcign hfm, Now Orleans duh
Moc-stcady
NEW ORLEANS. la, June 2S.-Cofcc- Quiet
but arm. Rio cafgocs common to prime, lGt ,8igi ,c
Hirc-'luirt but firm ut Htflc
sugar Omen kettle, market bare; ccnlhiurnl of
plantation gmnnlalcd VI prime 70 ohoioo yellow
clarified. Ntttsi n scronds r. faSisr
MOlasscs-Quieg centrifugal. fair 20 good fair
lpsAc common 10 good common. iGalsc. In
icfiOf. lee
CtNCiSNATi. o.. June A-whlsky-steady
sales ic3 barrels nuishod goods on a basis Of sI.di
lutier-Dull fancy creamery, iset.oc. ohoic,
dairy, eftluc
sugaf.ln COOL demand and higher. hard refined
q'.agisC New orleans 7,sess,,c.
iggs-flfner NJ tiisr
Chccse-kasy. prime 10 choice ohio nai 5Qsc
CHICAGO. o.. June 2i-On the produce ex
change today the butter market was firm aud un
changed.
Eggs-Fim At i2c.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

A few changes were made In the market quota
lions yesterday by the committees sugar was nd
yanccd ,c. eggs aud poultry shade lower apples
aud potatoes ilugtualng almost daily, depending
for quotations on supply and demand for good
stock Other articles unchanged Gmiu In storc AZ
the clcyaton- com, 2i,ii5 bushels oats, bp2l
bushels.
Chandler Drown Co. Of Chicago wired their
Memphis correspondent NJ iollowE "liutchinson
has hcen free seller Of wheat today, hut strong
nnd higher cables The poor outlook for Russian
cfups together with uufa,unablc crop adviccs from
the Northwest iofcod an army II shorts io cover,
while big line was bought Tor long account. Our
travelling man In Minnesota reports serious damage
In that state from rust and the berry shnnkon
oue-thlri. ON any further bulge VIC advise sales.
Cufb FOt a JuIvW
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araia aud Pro,isis.s.

CHICAGO. 90. June gs-whcal was a,ilvo aud
hlghet The irgllua Developed was decidedly
slruur and the advance was steady and strong ifnu
The opening shorts covered ffucli aud the tn1rkui
presented mofo liic than Cot some DAYS iast June
closed d higher July oucnci u hghcf aui IA.
ynnrci . more was held nfmlY aud Clused y =
hlEheI thai yesterday. The dcicrrcd futures
SHAVED ln The Improvement and pfloCs WCru ~.
Naucfi lttNsn above yesterdays Ciutiur aud
clotcl tifunE The principal lndurnoa on which
the adtauoe WAS ~ plsci ~ have been established
was The abundance -. had crop nrws frlm Eufo.
I'can cnunifl,s as well ~ tho uniiri staies The
crup Of kuala and Hungary vas Wpoued 10 b.
ven pnut GABLES Wcfu nfm iruiu the North.
west came conflicting fcpufis tume adviccs frt,oft.
nH We wheat net heading out we'll aud Others say.
lnr thc nuilunk "a good. Some IMPORTS of rust were
bead ~ in some -, lions south and southwest,
and alsn that the crop ia many SECTIONS had
been ctaffrfaifh Speculation had ~ much
" do win TIE tie O. the innuenccs mentioned.
The thofsgc no duubi Il iauo and the shoft inter.
-, undet lhc trccut action 81 the market disposed
" co1ef Tearing that the movement of nov wheat
iof manipulation
A Ncil iaf business was reported IA corn. the
the bulh oi which urrufvd during the nnt n NJ
hour oi We sesnn, alter witch the plt hecame
raihef qulel The prevailing icyllnH was arm, ard
trailnl, a. Joy to,erh day fast VS. confined
mainly 10 'ug and sspIeabef, li,srv icing con
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CANNED 0Olns e. pinotpplcs. tltf1i 10
peaches M, standard. tis,tl..1. second. slUu.t
la iumntucs. b. standard .0 500. ihs stand.
nfi. 500 siriwhcnic1, tl.g nupbcfrcs. fl.a
blaekbrIfics. ti.ot rfccn rtrrl tiW pCars, $50
pluuis. ~. ~ aslamgus, tiUt FrcCn Cum tl.ullf
lyt rfvUu prls tltsati 81 unYo oytiCfs iull
weight ~. inFtC 2lla, al.hHHlul llfht weight
o. lts. % CONDENSED mukatuWn. ta.tA
thEis slan. rWiss Sab salmon, fLniftlu0 ar,
dimes, u ~, mustard safdiucs, u So MackCfci,
U1tffi ~ herring markrfcl. fl.ih
hlNAh=iurv whliu. ui a.. % white, pitC yellow
Claduri. pff9',c fvhnrd A. a' ~ standard grinu'
lated 2 D. powdered io' n. cut loaf ip'sC. olcn
oofrli.-,ommon. 1850. ordinary, Ia ialr
inc prime RIO 81 thllfc 10 anCy, y 80, old
rutffnmrut iifET dull
HALT-sagiuaw. n NJ Isf bfl. ohio River. q so
!. . Ief brl Louisiana. STA. sacks, huc ti.ty.
Cnarac. tl.it. pkt. t.ifc
MCt Louisiana, li.c. Carolina csc
kIAuftfaE
Cit,K-rume nais --. New York factory.
-, lull ofrtm, a. huunr Amcflua. w..
MuLA tHiFa lnuislaul common a. ialf, 9tHI Dc
prime chllCt l1.tlsc tturY, 49, trnifliugais cum'
mon 20 fair. 2iaflsc Ifimc 70 choo, = t,ss iyfupI
ai.fNT. rtady.
CANbiiss-.ilcls Al size, IN brs. pc and bel,
iQfllc iancy asotici, iotiac crtm iancy, itt
81 hfm.
SOAR AND CANDLES soap. sH0,S eandio,
full weight pi.r
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and make; common whisky, e0c@a1. 90. according
10 proof Nothing under 20 per cent quoted.
GIN-sl009l.5O for domestic s2.S5@360 for I'm.
ported.
sNUFF--Gnrrett's, slO7E Ralph's, slO25; Rail.
road, So 25 Gail d AXIS. 500
PowDER-Kegs, $500, half kegs. s275 quarter
kegs sl.75
COAL olL-Prme white, wholesale lots OlIc per
gal
ToBAcco-common 2J@Sc other grades, $50
Sc.
BEEswAX-20c.
NA1S-Iron, g. co. steel, s2.l0.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashed, 13a25c;
clear grease wool, 20@25c; bury, washed, 20@3Oc;
tub washed, 30of82o
IIIDES-Dry Hint, No I, DC; No. 2 &c; dry saitcd,
5Gg7c; green sailed, No l. lIGc; No 2 3c green, 33
ic deersklns 25g3Oc; shecpskins, l5c9slOO, nomi'
nal
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siderable pressure to exchange the former for the
at about the closing prices of.yesterday, was firm
and advanced &c higher than Mondays close.
In oats a frmer feeling Was noticeable and
were bought by thoris The bulk Of the strength
wM due chiefly TO the advance In corn and wheat,
and the back&ardness OF holders in selling. An
and the market was stronger Prices were ad
yanced lb@l713c and the market closed steady.
A.qniel and rather firm foellng prevailed In the
lard market Prices were well maintained and the
market closed steady
short ribs were moderately active and strong.
Prices ruled l2Iz9l5c higher, aud the advance was
fnirly supported.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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Ieesi.tuT-

uAY-Choicc irum siorc. Nc car load from icvcc
or depot stAoQwAa prime, from tiofr, lies,or
innm si0rr, io,stc cat load. IRON lcytc or depot.
fau0sii.Uo
COkN-Frum storc. white, &C. mixed. tir. from
icycc o. fCput, white. In bulk, a. In sacks. ftc
mixed. Ia bulk, ~. In saCks, &c,
hitAk-frOh tiorc, 1tc. irom lcvcc OF depot
siln
OATs-From store. white, &C. mixed. nc. from
lcfru OF depot white IN bulk. softiC Ia naCkn a.
CSC. miked. Ia bulk. "a In stCks. alc
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HraNl.lona

FisII-Mackcrcl half bria. No l. S.t0 No. 2
So. 10 NJ y q. i0lb klts 80. Z. sist No ? ". ~
hfy herring. family, ac pr hnN North taniilna
10 herring. half bfls sa7A White hsh. half bfls.
tAhu
Hug pnOnu CTH-sieadyl pofk, tiliottA ~,
sugar cund hams i0'sNu'efs hfrntilst hlcnu ~
aiu't - riuar rlh tlics. larun s's.ti'.U shoulders
&c hulk fafk, clear fidCs, 81 clear rib sides.
tAf long cleuf, 90 shoulders. 90
LARD Ics. q :. half bfia, 2 - kcgs 10 choice
kettle s|Isi IT. steady
rios fEEr-bfa' EoG half brl,. 80. kcE,.
nlN
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From the naltlmoro American.
About year ago some wag polished a
nickel till Il only rcsomblod a coin Of the
realm In siEe and color. Aiierith had dropped
into the bottom Of a bobiail car box the
driver eyed Il suspiciously, and evidently
thinking the other side Of the coin might
be all right. he gave the decisive pull and
let II pass From that time TO this the
company has been cndcayoring 10 get that
nickel back ON the rascally public. But,
strange 10 say, every man who tears open
tho little envelope containing Il and H.
companion piece always puts the smooth
nickel back into the box. OF course no
driver can now complain, because the coin
always comes out Of the company's pack.
age. During liz flint year Of service Il has
taken about ., 100 trips. aud as /, IA getting
thinner and smoother oil the time, thctc
II now little hope Of iis ever escaping street
car service except through the charity ol
some kind dcliycrcr, OF through the final
dissolution Of the compauy's corporation.
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Mha,.. The u.e of nans,f

TTWTT TW| NTITTHTT wv
"what can my people 10 with money!"
asked Rcd Cloud, the sioux chief. when
consulted about tho sale Of Indian lands.
That II a funny question They can 20 10
summer resorts, buy boCk beer aud drcss
suits, run for Congress, play poker, or pur.
chase lawn tennis outfit with money. II
Is surprising that an Intelligent chief like
Red Cloud did not know this.
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uen..hala NunnIIe..

ArrLts-uposiN Per bh Dried apples
2'sfac pcf 10 irum tinna Dried pvachcA g'saac
ifUm story.
tNttTa steady Oanfes -Mcssina. 81 i0NAO0 Per
hoK. Lannon's tl1flin pCr hox. huAnas tl4iet
. - uff huurh Date. stet Ilgs ifHfiAr TcT 10.
NleifAuits Onions, ti0n.iiio W hfll cab.
haFr. ti.inatl0l Tuf Cmic. garlic. ~ pef 100.
hN1N-tncuanuu, tAto pet 'iun lranuts, Viz
Fiuia. iess. IennclscU, iamen. sioCk, t4fc
r0lsied iatisr higher ahollcu nd O.. whitc. fc
spanish "a. ltuius. frras old, iWi2c AfkantaS
a. Italian chestnut tndi pc.
huf lLk- nuiicfine it1fi-C. creamery, iset1oc,
dafr i1's1itc. country, in.fite
lutAtOrs-nulL new. ti.usti N pcf bfl
hn
NiNE0AR-rcf raj, tlsiac
luus.ttendyi hNs H. CASES. i7ifc.
POULTRY hicteuA younE N.aia1 n. MIXED.
tlWyi ~. hcus. q 1tlun ducks y ,10slUo
hAlslNs-London layer. t1p California, t2aa
| pff box.
fckLKs-nIla tso half brls. 500
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FtOuR-rrom siore. common, sioa family.
ags cholcc, san iaucy, slOi. extra fancy, $40
patent st2i asat lfu.
UOilNMEAi.-Pcah. stO1 rollcr sl2t steady.
HANS AND rEAs-Nuvy beans, sLNtelOG me
dium, fi7iftt fn.
OATNEAts-ln half hris. e. ~ from store.
Graf kEHs-sOda, Catra, 90. treble cStfa, 81,
Gi.g giugcr SNAPS, 1fts'fs assorted iumblcs. lies
lslgr crnm crackers lt.stsier.
tiora. =
IloMiNY ASD GRirs- Prom store, slTs1aoo
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CATfiE-Choce 10 extra, 31@3hc good, ga
Be-, common 10 medium. ljim2Lc, choice COWS and
heiiers 23tN3c; medium, 2itM94c
lloGs-Choice cornicd, i,19i94ci good, fl9ikc;
common, 8l69ic
snEEl Choice, &C. medium, s%9Ic; common,
SLO0@ii0
LAMB5-choice, &c; common to good, per head,
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Increase In receipts this year......~
LIVERPOOL.

Increase Ia receipts this year OJ2
LIVERPOOL.
Atnoon: Spots, quiet very small business Sales
5000 bales Of which $500 were American. Receipts
1000 bales, Of which 5000 were American. Closing
quotations were a. follows Mlddllng. l.iCd.
Futures opened quiet and steady aud closed
steady.
These prices are given IN pence and 6iihs thus,
GGl means o GJGid. and sol mclpa 1Gid.l
A. pms June, bG2 sellers JunoJuly. h62
sellers, July.AugusL h6l buyers. August sepicm
bcr hOi sellers; September october, b.i2 sellers
october November, bgi sellers November Dccom.
bcr % sellers December January, 5.al tellcn;
September "a scllcrs
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Insolvont Notice.
etAtr on TrSnrssrE snrinV COUNTY.
onicr tousff cornt ct.nk.

eIAfE % TISNE.srE enHinV COUNTY.
OuiCr totNfY totHf tttnHt
hTurmr, INN. June T. leAl
To Mary pauhsc rxcCiiifin. =,
Having suggested the insolvency OF the estais oi
Augustine nauriac dcCcasct, yQu arr hcreol OF
dcftai b. glvo nolicr, by advertisement w som.
newspaper published within the taid STATE. anl
also al the eonrthousc door Of shelby county. iot
all pcrsous having claius against AID AZ,
manner pruscribcd BY law, Oh OF heiofc ihe w
day ~ september, issp, aud any claim Dot nlel ~
OF bcioFv fald da, 90 before ~ eppIgptlalon ~
the funds 81 aid estate Il male. shall - iorefeI
barred both IN Law aud equity, - -.
wltncss my hand 81 onise. thi. 90 Day oi Ssne'
NJ rnos n GRESHAM. n G
Notice Is hereby Given a. Er.yyaaeS n az so"''
Eaccutrs 81 Augustine paurlae. dcoeaaea
Ibis tth day Of JuuC. lisa
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-MEAI-rrime sl75o@isOc of meal, sl2.5O9
1900
oIL-Prlme crude, 9SGiOc on crude, 25Gs3c;
prime summer yellow, lj9iSci choice cooking
summer yellow, Doc.
COTTON sEED-Rallrold sll.Oo; river, $40 90 per
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An Adhesive Coin.

ST. louis, No, June n-wooi-Rccclpts, 90
Cos pounds Market quiet but steady.
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niseeliaaoouz

MgoiN0-pglo1c
fllsati -
tnoI-nrup. N.is buck. tito
ifAD=ii. tCo
TAltuW.ltta
MHlskN-s iiaighl Kentucky nonrhon q to4
op1 hphFfuon ani tinculn Counties. hrn al ti.5o
CIV, Eastern ne t10U0Oo according 10 asc
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COTTON MARKET.

Tic Local cotton market opened quiet and closed
quiet fniddilng 10 itieo SALES. - bales or -
tosxpoftrn and - 10 spinner
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
ordlnary. picc good orilnafg. sioc. low MD.
ding 10 glcc mlddllng. 10 iiioc. rood midjling,
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OH aud Turpentine,
AlnnI-

cLEyEELA,Nn. o. jun S.-re:rolsum-ouIei
wILNISGToS. n. C.. June A-Turpcnune-
Firm. safe
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 2 TO g PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $50 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet--Middling Cotton 10 l1-leo
Sales Today, - Bales-The Gen.
eral Market is Steady-Meats Are
Steady.
APPEAL oFrIcl

APPEAL OFFICE,
TUESDAY EyESiSG, June ~ 1889 !
Money is easy in good supply and fair
demand at Z to per cent.
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VIM be- found an excellent remedy for
sick headache Carriers Little Liver pills.
Thousands Of letters irom PEOPLE who have
used them prove this fact rrv them.
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II Bloc middling fair, nominal fair nominal;
dusty, h9l,sc lower


ers .; wagons, g. Total ~ bales.
Exports--L N o& 4. 7ii. Total, al bales.
APPROXIMATE ESTIMATE OF UHsoLD STOCK.
Stock In cOmpresses .......,...."",."..." sol
stock sold but not delivered .....,;....- Al 902
Which taken from running stock .,, 1882
Leaves unsoid stock ......,.,.,.,......, 1850
NEW YORK.
Spots opened easy and closed quct mlddlIns,
10 i5l6c Sales, 100 bales. Quotations were as
follows Ordinary, S91Gci good ordinary 09l6c;
low middling 1870; middling, 10 bloc good mid
ding, II 7-lGc mddlng fair, l2lsr fair, i2'Ic.
Futures opened dull aud closed duh, as fol-
lows juno, lOS@n8s; july i0f9lO8S An
gust l04i@l0ij september i00'@l0.c9 October.
0.S6@as7; November, 0.sO6gasi December, 9.S29
aS5; January, Gs9, February, 996@l97; March,
iOOidl1Ot April, l01l@l0l3 May, lO.lO@l020
Sales, 26,i0O bales
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed quiet,
quotations revised middllng, 1919 Sales, $50
bales. Quotations ore rs follows Ordinary, s16c
good ordinary 0)sc low mddlns, lOlic, mid.
ding 1870; good mlddllng. il}G.
Futures opened steady nnd closed outlet aud
easy, as follows June, iO.5o@l1b2 July, 1880
1915 August l03@03s September, 977997s
October. g5l@0b2 November. al0@14li Deem
her, Qi2Ga %; January, 1900 90 February 500
a57 March, 9Cl99.SL April, 97O9o72 Sales
300 balos
DAILY roRr AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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LONDON, June p, nm.-tonsoa closed ~
p' Z 10 t0f oh money and the hcruunt
The amount " balloon zone iutd the Rank 81
England on balance to-day T. titVo.
PARIS, June la -fhrco per cent ronlcs 80 ~ v
fui the auuouuL
HANK CLEAniNuA
CHICAGO M. June 2,.-iiauk clsaflugS tloooo,'
oul
INV ORLEANS. Ia, June "a -Clcarngs this
day, n ,iiaIt
~ LOuiS No. June gl-Cloahnss. t5is9sa.
halanucs, fliiIA
NEw YORK. June n-Cioaring,. sis1.o5i. 90.
halHuccs, N.lil All
BOSTON, Mss. Juno a-Cloaflnrs. siS.poi 0ls.
halnucct. ti.iN,nH.
BALTIMORE Nd, Juno gl-CicirlnFs, siIi0..
az lalanout. N.lfA
riliL AnEiriilA, Ia, June sN-Clcaungs siL
giuas. balance, tiUe.uU
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STOCK. aud Iionds.
INSURANCE. STOCKS.


memphis Charleston ruusuia ta...... ~ ..
htmphh q Charleston gold a. .......- iui 100
tlilfoua inlnITd tu. 81 ....-............ a. 1uu
Msuphlf thar .Hiun iaincsi ............ 0i CO..
hl~lNl lfl lruur.sUr Ilintal ........ ~ .a.
Louisville Nashville lsiuCsl ........- % -
lutIft lark a ilolt a.. .............- ID ~
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-04-06

SwEETBREAD PATTIEs.-Wash one
pair OF sweetbreads, throw them into
boiling water and simmer gently TWEEN
~ minutes, then throw them into cold
water to blanch and cool. When cool
pick them into small pieces, rejecting
all the fine membrane. Chop fine a
half can of mushrooms. Put a large
tablespoonful of butter in a sauce
pan to melt without browning, add an
even tablespoonful of -four, mix until
smooth, add a half pint of cream,
stir continually until it boils, add a
half teaspoonful of salt, dash of
white pepper, the mushrooms and
sweetbreads, mix and stand over boil
ing water for five minutes.
STUFFED EGGS Hard boil six eggs,
cut them into halves lengthwise, take
out the yolks carefully, mash them
fine, add tablespoonful of melted
butter, a half teaspoonful of salt, a
tablespoonful Of chopped ham or
tongue, and dash of pepper, rub
until smooth. Fill the whites with
this mixture and press the CORE
spending halves together, hold them
for a moment until there is no danger
of their falling apart. Now dip them
carefully in beaten egg, and then in
bread then again egg, and then in
bread crumbs and fry in smoking hot
fat. Serve with cream sauce poured
around them.
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Vice stings us even in our pleas
ures, but virtue consoles us even in
our pains. [Colton.
Second thoughts are the adopted
children of mother experience.
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When you bury an old animosity
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Once in a while allow mother to
Know more than you do. She was
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SRe RouseRoId.
Culinary Maxims.

Fsom Table Talk
Good bread needs no trumpet.
10 the lean pig fat acorn.
OF soup and love, the first is best.
More die of food than famine.
Constant repetition clogs the taste.
A sharp tooth for hard bread.
Good management is better than
good income.
Handle the pudding while it is hot.
Brackish water is sweet in drouth.
Much money, many dishes; little
money, little wishes.
Don't clean your fish till you catch
them.
A hungry stomach is ready for
anything.
Let fancy and judgment, not cost,
prepare all your dishes.
1t is a poor goose that will not
haste herself.
Let the company be neither noisy
nor mute.
1t is a strange salt fish that no
water can freshen.
A capon eight months old is fit for
a kings table.
Live today-tomorrow may be too
late-the wise lived yesterday.
Whatsoever was the father of a
disease, an ill diet was the mother.
He who knows how to eat and what
to eat has no need Of dukedom.
The host is king supreme; dis
loyal guest an abomination.
Guide your tongue deity at the
table-the teeth need no directing.
Heaven is merciful to the poor
man, and reserves the jaded palate
for the rich.
A multiplicity Of vegetables leaves
no elbow-room for the turkey.