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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-23
\ Generous Kruiser

Sullivan, the prize fighter, is Ger
tainly the most peace1ble, humane,
generous and kinu-hcarted member Of
his calling, as he undoubtedly il the
most powerful. He might have made
matches with half Il dozen men for
large stakes, but he preferred to give
them all an opportunity to tackle him
with the gloves and see how they got
along in this way. He even offered all
corners a handsome present to face him
for fifth round. The first one to come,
and probably the best Of the aspiring
lot, barring the English champion,
Wilson, WAS Jimmy Elliott, and when
the fourth round came there was no
Elliott.
Through tf.c Kindness of Sullivan,
Elliott has saved the stakes he would
certainly have lost if there had been a
match made, and the hackers Of the
other gentlemen who were anxious 10
fight sullivan eau congratulate them
selves that they have still got the money
they would have bet against the cham
D;on. Instead Of debt Of money, they
owe Il debt Of gratitude to Mr.. Sullivan.
" \. ,Sth1.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-23
The --latest.

John G. Fox, the stationer, is CON
tiaualiy repienishiny his varied assert
mepr o.! articles, and keeps pace with
the latest manufactures. He has all
kinds Of stationery, Including blank
books with printed headings, just the
thing Tor wood dealers, r.ncaecs, e:c.
He keeps On hand y full line of fishing
tackle, croluet and lawn tennis sets.
Also, some beautiful designs in wall
paper.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-23
CHURCH NOTICES

ZIP. scopal Caurrh-I'til morning ser
vice. and sermon at Il o'clock. Sunday
School at 1880. No evening service
Public invited.
Presbyterian Church--Preaching in
the Presbyterian Church this morning
at IL O'Clock and this evening at 7:45.
sabbath School at l2:l5.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-23
Take Notice.

Parties having r'irles Of furniture al
my store, in the S:oae Building, npon
which upilnlstering work has been done,
are hereby notified 10 paw charges and
remove the same within thirty days, or
all such goods will be sold. Room
wanted for other goods. Credit given
TO responsible parties.
ivIl2w NJ. \. DHWNEY.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-23

There il man in this city who
confes-es to having lived on free
lunches altogether for the past five
years, his board costing him about two
bits day. He is not by any means a
very poor man, for he enjoys an income
of about $75 per month, and does not
have to labor for it either.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-23
Scipnt life.

Professors lie COnte and Rising, Of
Berkeley, arrived here yesterday to ex-
anime the antediIu ;ian tracks in the
State Prison quarry. These gentlemen
will make thorough investigation of
this curious matter and publish an eX-
tensive report on the same.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-23
Far sale.

y house ana lot for sale, the pr2perty-
of the late Hon, +. W. tiillyer. ihe
lot is 270xl47 feet, containing All kinds
of fruit traas and pl3nty 0c ~hgn5arr::f-.
The house and grounds - fr5t~"las,s
condition. For further particulars ir-
quife o. The premises, King street.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-23
Table linens, towelings and towels Al
.'ost, at Harris Bros.
w. ". Ek1..kinS

Wishes to announce to all OF his former
customers that he mas removed his
glove nlanufactory to Santa Rosa, Cal,
where he has better facilities for man
uflcturing, and is prepared to fill all
orders promptly and at reduced rates.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-23

Chinese are now going East at the
rate of a carload Il day, bat there are
yet enough and some to spare Of them
on this coast. Since the lst Of January
last, 23,sG0 Of them arrived in San
Francisco, and about 10000 are eX-
pectei to land there before the expi-
ration Of the ninety days from the
passage OF the restriction bill. More
o: them would come to san Francisco
if there were vessels to carry them.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-23

40 Ophir-2 OF
I3J MeXican-5!
430 Gould { Curry-o2s6G
3iJ Best 4 Belcher--Js
500 Caiifosnia-20c
I30 s;avage--3nc
80 Chol!ar--55c
100 Potosi-25c
40 Hale & Norcross-1Ue
4D5 Yellow Jacket-9Oc
$40 AIpha-l
go Sierra Ncvada-a
800 Bullion-::5c
100 Exchequer-oOc
30 Crown Point-4Vc
y OVerman-225c
Gao Union Con.-Sj
49, Alta--50c
40 Scori,ion--5jG
1916 !EA:oE-20c
$50 .inde5-25c
10 Justicc--20c
30 Grand PriEe--GH0c
$40 Navajo-t 10
POO Independence-5Jc
len Htilc Isle-331c
:.oD bay, so
&c Southern Nev;sd.. 3.
leo Dodie-i 6J
200 GOWi>!.aw-Ioc
30o North Noond;sy--G*c
$50 Atla5-l 4o
TO- Pinai CON- 81
81 Northern Drllc--;3j
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-23
IN RRsEE'.

F.. Z. Rail left for San Francisco last
night.
General r. NJ. Clarke has returned
from the south.
Services to-day at all the churches at
the usual hours.
school Superintendent Bray, Of
Lyon County, is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Yerington came
UP frSm the Bay yesterday.
w. w. Hobart is said to be after his
Old position, that of State Controller.
Hope Valley seems to have lost all
attractions for the people of this city.
II is estimated that the circus took
between $1,000 a3l $1,000 ont Of Car
sen.
| Mrs. Abe EIgingto2 IS building
large two-story hotel at Bate City,
Montana.
Il is reported that Dick Rule is about
to m AIRY an heiress and settle in New
York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. bryant returned
Yesterday from their wedding tour to
San Francisco.
Frank Osbston il 70 take Superin-
tcndent Patterns place during the lat
tor's visit East.
R0l,inson'S circn@ has cleared $780,
GOO since the drst Of April. That's bet
ter than mining.
r. F.. Kelly, formerly of this citv.
has been elected Trustee Of the Saw
age Mining Company.
General p. Edward Common, q gentle
man we'll known here, wants to be
Governor of Montana.
c. II. Rulison, Superintendent of the
Lyon Mill & Mining Company, Dayton,
was in the city yesterday.
George w. Merrill, Speaker of the
last Legislature, is a Democratic can
didate fer Attorney General.
Ophir has levied an assessment Of
one dollar per share, and Best & Belch-
err one of fifty cents per share.
1t is rumored at Virginia, so says the
Fo0t'iyh, that the Hale & Norcro:s
mine will shut down fer good in 4 day
or two.
Do you need nice single-stone ring.
worth $50, for $50: At Uncle Harris
22l kearny street, between Bush and
Suffer.
The Mint rate for fine silver has been
Increased to SLIDE per ounce fine,
upon the authority Of the Treasury De-
partment.
1t is estimated that the people Of
Carson have lost nearly two million
dollars in the past twelve years through
unlucky stock investments.
General George NJ. Sabin. the newly
appointed L. s. District Judge for this
State, was a Colonel in the Union army
during the war Of the Rebellion.
Arthur McEwer, Of the Virginia
Chronicle, has discovered a pup with Il
cat for its mother Virginia newspaper
men are indeed enterpris;ng.
The Orphans Home children were
eratuitously entertained at the circus
on Friday. The little ones greatly ap-
preclatei Mr.. Robin>on's generosity.
II is stated that J. W. Varnay has
Inherited vast fortune in Australia. |
Among the other property bequeathed
to him is said to be r sheep run worth
s 90, zoe.
Syndicate Mining Company has |
levied an assessment Of - cents per |
share. Just two years ago that stock |
was selling for s. per share and now ii ,
is scarcely ever quoted in the Board.
1t is about time thai &Spirant3 for |
political distinction make their anhj-
t|ous wants known through the columns
Of the .t"rAA!. gu,,ra Is s.o>hing ike !
ones @a,r il tiyn2 |
\ large parts II Uer:u,n residents Oh
Carson "re going on p camping-ont
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-23

instruction in French, German and
Spanish languages, by DR., 4. De cho-
WITT, late U. :. Consul in Russia. Dur
ing vacation the Doctor will teach a
German class at the public school from
half-past 10 to ~, and from l to half
past P. NJ. Terms, tw" dollars per
month ard upward. Inquire at the
Boston Bakery. jeS I'm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-23


TIa fu.'nAiu., resolutions ~crc AL = t"v,ri
R",t',rd. TIA, ,ho dri"Gn'e- - h' STATE
Cnnrcnatr.t az ..lc...d a: rruuar o., aud hat
the ra,lnu- CuuUIV ''ntrai 'o'1n' o'cr. ba
requested 10 cali >aiI PglWaElhs "n .nEJ'y,
Aus qua, ID LSS!
Resolved. Tat lt "A vacancy shou't o"'u1
in any del"gt,iol aiicr the Primaries 81. hsld,
sad vacancy ahe,l toe hllei b, tie remiinisi
Delegates.
Resolved, That any county may es"g;- d"ia.
gates ~ tIo state Convention a. . ''rlu'v
Convention, the Denhers Of which 81 All bav.
been elected At regular Primaries, h"l,.t1u or
before The said i9Lh day ot August. 1882
The following tes: was ajap'o, aud recon-
mandeh for use at the Primaries: Are you
a Republican. and will you support the nom
ines o! tie Republican Stale ,on, 81 ..cn ="
ISAAC l.. REQUA, Cba,r,nar.
ALP. DoTEN, Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-23

Ladies and misses hosiery a cost, q
Harris Bros.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-23

Ar you made miserable ny indiSas-
ton, constipation, dizziness, ios8 OF
appetite, yellow skin: ShiIUh's Vital
izer is :! positive cure.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-23

Ladies' and ch;!i-en's SHOES At cos,
at Harris Bros.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-23
Fire.

A. , o'clock yesterday morning the
dwelling house occupied 10y the parents
Of Mar: t'o!le:t, the railroad conductor,
was found To he afirc, which originated
in an Clubhouse and communicated 10
the main building. The property was
greatly damaged.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-23

L. T.. FISHER. Advertising Agent, 81 Merchants
sschsoge is cole sge!t fer tie aogS!aa AP?xA- in San
Tra-c.scs
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-23

Dress goods, silks and grenadines at
cost, at Harris Bros.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-23

Why viii yen c0ugt when Shiloh's
Cure vii! %i>" i:nmcliat,. reiir:. Price
10 cvn;~, - cents and 81.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-23
srIs PUBLICAN
State Convention: !

T THE CAIL.ID MEETING OF THE
Republican *Jn;o s'ontrat co.a"lfi"' "f
Ne add, he'd AT Virginia, March -. I-sI, -
was resolved that Siate Convention sb"Ild
Da held -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-23

Group, whooping cough and bronchi
It's Immediately relieved by Shiloh's
Cure. Fer sale at ThaXter's.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-07-23
RENO, wAenoE COUNTY.
MONDAY, SI-CTEMDER :. 1852,

And tlat IT." "pp"rlonnoHt 81 d"lc&I'"~
trOtu he &"torai rnunilc4 at the $t@ir ,, AID
tonven'i8l snO,slu be H. fpiluMs:
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-03

Tunes and Intslligencer Lot each
sitz n remember that his vote may
elect q member OF Congresses. and
that that members vote NAV decide
questions OF, Wit j Importance to the
people. Toe tariff revision and the
count Of tho electoral vote OF 1884
WILDE in the hands OF the Congress
me elected this year.
Ia the-p .st. one vote in IN Oh
scure oun,y.preciuct elected o Pos
ideut ana changed the history OF the
country. The Republican party is
tottering TO its fall; be sure : tl'at
your hand has lent It's force to the
blow that viii hurl il down headlong
from poue,
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-03

The coming election Is one Of the
most important to our party and to
the people, that has tranapired since
1915. 1t bthoyes every man, there
fore. 10 do his whole duty. Radical.
ism lis on its Last legs and desrer-
ately SICK bu. it has possession OF
The U. s. Treasury and will make a
desperate fight for It's life. OHIO has
driven in tie entering wedge to hurl
from POWER the corrupt patty. New
York, Pennsylvania and Indiana will
follow with he,vy blows in tie di.
rection aud it is lie duty Of every
liberty-lovirg msn-not only The
Son,b. but in tito entire Union-to
aid in the great work Of extipguish-
ing forever the theivinS Republican
party. Are you opposed 10 high
protective tariff? Tnsn vote the Dem.
ocraiic ticket. Are you opposed to
che National Bank fraud? Then, vote
the Democratic Ticket. Are you op-
posed to Monopolies Of all kinds?
Then vote the Democratic Ticket.
Arc You in favor Of Civil Service re.
iorm9 Then vote the Democratic
Ticket. The Republican party is
pledged to High Tariff. 10 the Per.
poluaiion OF the National Blnks, aud
10 the susie NATION Of the Mopopol,es
That grind down and Cypress the
poor. The Democratic party in op
posed to all these. The Republican
party wants all the rights to the
money power, aud the Democratic
party asks 70, equal rights for all
men, both rich and or. Choose we
between the two.-LexinSton Adver-
tiser.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-03

A kind hearted wife once waited
ON u physician 10 request him to
prescribe for her husband, VIII SO
eyes were sore.
Il t him wash them, said the doc
tor. every morning with brandy
A fsw weeks after the doctor chanc-
10 meet the wife.
well has your husband followed
nv advice.
'Hs has done everything ia bis
power 10 do il. doctor. but he never
could get tho brandy higher than his
mouth
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-03
Gaining n Chids Affections.

Gaining u On us Affections.
Parson Whai gdoodle Baxter was
ont walking last Sunday in the
suburbs OF Austin. when he suddenly
came upon q colored urchiu, who
had sbscn,ed himself from Sunday
school. and who fled at the sight OF
his spiritual adviser, who, however
started in swift pursuit, ard soon
overlook the fosiivc.
What you run f. ali rs soon as you
seed me, Gwase Wasbiogton?' he
asked Of the trembling culprit.
.Bekase / was afeard Oh you, Tar
sol.'
Il dos'nt want yer to be a!tard oh
me. sonny. ! wants yer Ter Tub an
cling ter me like | was yer own fad
der aud taking the 10y by the arm
he warmed him with his cane.
Now is You gwine ter Tub me from
now on-vhack--!ike ! was-whack
Yer own faddel? Is yer--whack-
gwine ter quit bein skeared-whacS,
whank. whack-when yer meets me?
What has l ebber doac-whlck
stan still, will yetP What has /
ebber doae ter weaken my grip on
yer Rficcshuns?- wtack, whack. whack
Oar, now iiually said the colored
pastor, as lie releas oil q o-ge, and
painted from over,eIercie, EFF you
sbber feels cold t'ward yer pasture.
I'll warm yer affscshuns so yoril
want ter come and LID wild me.
Texas 5 filings.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-03
slough on chlIIs,"
Cures 6 cases for Is cts. In cash or stamps
Mailed by John Parham, Atlanta, Ga.

Mailed by John Parham, Atlanta, Ga.
ENGLISH FEMALE BIrrERs Is intended
for young girls as we'll as married ladies'
who have by some exposure, become II.
regular, pale and feeble, with headache,
leucorrbra, pain Ia sidc and back, falling
Of womb, or female weaknesses or ex.
cesses. Its use strengthens and tonesthe
stomach, invigorates the nerves, gives iron
TO blood, conects irregular uterine action
ond removes unnatural obstructiors.
FoAMISo and sparkling Baileys
Saline Aperient Is the cheapest and
most delightful purgative In use. For
dyspepsia and habitusl constipation, It
delights everybody.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-11-03
The Yuuug Democracy.

Tue young men Of this stale have
n VITA. interest in the success OF the
D.moc.a,ic ,ick,t. No young man
II any pride can feel cen'en'e in n
country under negro radical domira'
ton. Sch q farce upon a govern
meut as we had previous to 1873
which now threat M TO return. drove
many thousands Of the fi)wtr and
youth Of orr country to Texas and
other states No wonder g. many
ambitious yourg man turned away
from their native state to seek homes
in country controlled ly the angl1-
saxon, whore the foundation OF polii-
zeal and social order are secure Tais
will ever be the case under similar
circumstances. IL this state should
again be controlled by tho ignorant
part Of our population, Us before,
many thousands Of our citizens, aud
Is; ecially the young, who are JUS
beginning life, will try their fortunes
in states more favored in this respect
Tuere will To no71occa'i on for this il
our people will do their duty. but
they must be ever visilunt and watch.
full, and pu. down Radicalism at ev-
cry e'ec;ion. no matter in what guife
1t may appear. live are again sub
j.cted to negro rule it will be by our
own apathy end Indifference. ioung
men who propose to remain in Miss
issippi should consider ihcs, facts.
TLey have done their full da'y in
past elections. Let them not neg
lect to take an nc!ive part in the
comirg ,le,,ion, aud help to give q
rousirg maj rity to the Democratic
ticko..-Winona Advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-16

LivERP0CL. oct a. -l2:tO m.-COtton easy, but not
lower MlIlnng Cplands Gil rrd Orleans = s.
1000 ba,cs. mcuuug 1000 bAe Tor SPECULATION and
port bales incl Ilng 1000 bales American
utures-i luds Low VI dOuuS clause October delivery.
.td. also Ga al October and November iverY.
clad. November and December 6iss4d. do
De,euIber and January delivery. 64s!d do January and
February delivery Gt.d 60 February and March dc1ys
So. do March AID Ap II delivery. 6o4d DO May and
June delivery G2ed 10. June and July delivery 6--e4d
Futures
LIVERPOOL oct. li-g;nO 2. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
laUGs Low Mddlug clause october delivery, Gid 60 De
cember and January delivery. 6J.4d DO February and
do. April and Nav delivery, J7s4d; also 6'e4d Futuree
closed weak
LIyERrOO. 1f-l-GO y. m.-COUOn-Ihe sales OF the
fay included > 3 ~ AmerctL.
AUGUSTA Oct. li--COttOI DUH MidnnnG lolsc; 49W
MddnG c. GOOd Ordinary Y2c receipts, l,b2t bales
SAFES. l.1-j Dales
CHARLESTON oct I4.-Cotton auiet: Middnng lOc; Low
Addlng. lose. GOOd Ordinary lOc net receipts 29I
gross 45ul Dales: exports cOastwise go bales
sae,. 100 bales; stock. )3.ss1 bales. go
GALVESTON I4.--COttOu quiet Mlddlug, lO'c
Low Mdding, lose; Good ordinary, iOlc net receipts
- bales 637i bales. exports 10 Great Britain
g.. o. aes. sales. IA bales stock SO. bales;
MEMPHa oct li.-Couor easy' MlndihDg lO.sc. Low
Mddlng. IU5c.; Good Ordinary c. net receipts
25Hj 24JS bales; shipments 24D2 bales safes
H. 10 bales; srOck. lsjJi bales -.
SEw.ORGEAN-, OCT l4.-COJJOn quiet. Middlng II 30
Low Mddns Il 34c Good Ordinary. lp4c; net Iecelps
7O-5 bales. s37I bales tOrts 10 the Continent
zoos ~ sales 5000 baes; last evening Lou Udos'
stock, 14,t2S bales
NidCnng. IOiisc; hOOd Ordinary, v'Ic net trcelpls
III bales gross 1921 bl esq exports coast"lse t-lO @
sales 400 bales Last evenings LOU bales stocA' 'ooVo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-16

held firmly Long Clear quoted nominally at 1915 70;
DRESSED HOGS quiet at steady prices quoted
az lV'e1lO ac. LARD-Western Steam Ia subjected 10
stlng mantpula0ns though the small stacks prices are
nch higher on carly delveries the demand Is fairy
~ closing strong az the highest OF the day Rehned
o ne Continent quoted nc l56O sales 500 tcs Re
Tot December delivery private terms; $50 ties city
NJ ~ 5lOc 225U tea October 13l5al3 5ci 1000 tes
nnnenoer l2Bl IN l27zi2c. closing 1272-c; 1900 tea
DeoemDer liz be. closing at 70 0Jc 225O tcs seller
ya l2O5c. clos NJ l2Ojc.; $3.50 ties January
~ i-s9c closing OF ll.S6c.; 1850 tos February
20 &c, closing a. IL I've: 1000 tea March
% 1c closing at ll72zc $50 ties. April,
ICY, closing ll17 lstc; 500 tea Nav, llI90
t,r kk was Ouiet and without decided chang; Han
t Ans Iubs and Pals 2jd32c.; Welsh Tubs poo. Fir
US DC; Dairy Tubs. inferior. 2O12 Creamery, $50
itn Creamery, Western Creamery, 2303 I'M
I nus4mefy SOd2 C.. Dairy. 1912 Factory. l5Gloc
I-iso- was duh ana nominal State Factory 90
ECGGs esIein Fiat 5dl2c; Creamery SKINS. : G6c ;
we're IN moderate request aud steady ear Oy 5oc
~ 1 ! FRESH, 2oci Western and Canada. Poor TO Good
only jobblns trade was reported and prices
,boUHAk-kaw grades dull and almost nominal in
~ " sales Far to Good Refining cuba. sd1 &c;
g. Lshtrlfngal Sig; Refined dull and barely steady;
a. pSi' - &c Crushed. g2c Cubes Che Powdered
tic formulated, gSisci Mould "a 9ic.i Coniec
WIa A., e; stantdd "a" s7sc.: on A." sc;
i s,NVN, -. 2 "a &c; Yellow 67sG7 &C.
a., tii-AIN E-Nas quiet and unt hanged quoted az l3Ic
ot esterh Lard and l39 1879. for City OeOmargarine
i'ilea uu4 and unchanged; quoted at IL l2c.
Mas strong quoted ~ ol4d5Tsc f0c Prime city,
~ which Prices $4,000 ID. were sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-16
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL oct l4-3:OO D. m.-Bac0n-Lohg OIeaI.
steady. IT, Lard-Primc estern stcadf a. 49, lIDeh
uut-,Buts aul. al 33b.L Cneuse-Amencan Nhplce
st,.dy J5 WheIt-Nnter New esteru sttaly AZ oJd
COM Mixed steay az ala Tor OLD -, - ....,
LlvEEFOOl, Oct. I4.-Breadstuus- ga per eenta
for Old Mixed Western. Flour. 10 Gl-- per ceutal
for Western Wheat aJd. aSud per GENITAL lor average
California nite 9-d.Qt9d for california Cllpi ,.Iw
ltd IstG Western Spung; oJd7'd lOi hcu MlnteI
Peas per Canadian O4ts 0Ou per eeu'AI lo'
American .., e. ,o-
lIyEErooL oct 1880 .-Provsons.- iard' 81 per
cwt American. Beet 49, FOR Extra ndla Ness Fo,A
lO2. per Prime Mess Bacon ~ per CYL 10
Milles. "a Id. fD short clear MINUTES
TIucr-Talioy Al ID Der cw Cheese ST. cwt Tor tle
best gTade- American Rennei Petroleum u 5i "a
Eosu- Fine lU: Common 55d spiuts Iurpehthe AZ per
,..,,,+,,
LONDON. oct III 90 n m.-PrOduce -CalcuitS LIN
seed I'd peT quarrer Renned Petroleum b'dO ~ per
eal prits Petroleum. a5 per gal spirits upen''he'
LONDON Ccr IA D. m.-sugar 2jfQ25 "d per c"t ior
CuJa Centrifugal lotrizing 70 anu - ou"-4'u ''- ~
MuscOvadO Fair Refining anoat -, 80. o.. ~ ,,,,
ANTNTEP li-prtrOleum. ~ francs I"r Huo Pa,l
American paid and 10 francs . confines sellers WILCOX
Lard clOsra az lbI pei 100 klI0A - o., .-.. -o
pfenntrs Der 10 ooundS Petroleum. MARKS 90 pienmgs
uAVRE' oct Ii-MucOXs Laru closed al - Lancs
per % kllo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-16
Total BUSH. 1888 sA7OO $685.


IoNnoy oct. l4-l2SO D. m-COnsoA 1OIols for the &C
Atlantic and Great western nrst mortgage thus
tees certificates -: Erie. aga New York Central ~ g
Central, 1914 Central %; headi1
81 New-YorS. ontario and western, 259 Milwaukee aud
ST Paul common. H.
LONDON. oct lt-2.3o m.-Ailanuc ana Great Western
first mortgage trustees certificates 6l q NeWl ORR Cen
tT. 80 Pennsylvania Central. 0bia. Reading Us Nc"
1O.,. On tari0 aad Western. 2-a-- -,
ias quote tToC cent rCne5 81 81 francs ~
CeutImcs or the account.
LONDON. OCT. li-j.DD r.-P3ra a1vicH' quote thTes
per - for the account
AID exchange London az - francs 20 centmes Tor
checks.
LOsDOv, oct l2-1he EconOT fa O his week Saws me
rate discount for bank bs. 20 30 three months
Der and trade bills jf DAYS 10 thre uouhS 4AH
Der stocks have shown really rrma Sc ne
vitality this wtck Canadian IA ways and some butcu
lines and GOreInut s1cas ls fecoiuu
The IAN u money In NewA or ia IlY"ri ~
rcgatoOd; money beaE also cheaper hero >petC'o "te
ENCOURAGED operate Bgil rtpn and Cedar Iali' ad
yanced aud oregon and California and l-flr r.iol'e
J. Louisville and Sashylle has lasn 2 wabash IL ALH
UenNer anl BIO Gr1nlc l.