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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAI--.sUNDAY, OCTOBER III. 1886.

Spot fair Rio steady, Ilsc; options
steady and iairly active; sales, $500
bags; October, 9.95c; November,
9 95c; December, $4,000. CSC; January
1895; February, 9959l0c; March,
9.95@l0c; April, 9.95@iOc; May, loo.
Sugar steady and moderately active I;
Pernsmbuco, 3s@4ic; refined quiet.
Molssses steady, demand light. Rice
firm
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WORLDS VISIBLE SUPPLY

The New York Financial Chronicle
Of October 18th gives the following
figures: Total visible supply, ,468 157
bales, against l ,470, S6S in 1885. These
figures indicate a decrease OF cotton in
sight of 271l bales, ss compared with
the same date in 1885, and decrease
of 27l ,692 bales as compared with same
date in 1884.
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No. 63l1-In tho Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, .TenD. -R. j. Black ct al. VS.. John
s. Hough OF nj.
this causethat tho defendants, John Stock
ton Hough and $. j. M, HouRh, his wife, are
residents of tho State of Pennsylvania and
non-residents Of tho State of Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered, That they make
Shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn, on or
before tho first Monday in December 1896,
and plead answer or demur to mplainan' 9
bill, or the Same will DO taken for confessed
as TO them, and set for hearing OK parte; and
that o copy Of this order DO published once
week, for four successive weeks, in the
Memphis Appeal. This 18th day OF October,
1886. A copy-nttest.
s. /. MCDOWELL, Cork and Master.
ByT b. Caldwell, Deputy O. and M.
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extra, 5@6c; assorted jumblss, collie.
CRACKED WHEAT-In hslf-baTrels,
"a % from store.
HoMINY AND GRITs-From store,
Sc 1908 %.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, October l6.-Flour
quiet; xxx, 50 $500 As; fsmily,
81 55@2 rs; choice, SO 1908 %;
fancy, So 4O93 so; extrs, So so
as 50; patents, S4@4 80. Wheat
lower .aud extremely duh, thu close
being at about the lowest fl nres of the
day; No. 2 red, cash, 7Slc; November,
74@74sc, cloeing at 74lc asked; De-
cember, 75I@76sc, closing at 75Ic;
May, Sac "a S5sc, cirsng at S42@S4Ec.
Corn duh and weak, WITH a decline Of
tc and little trading; No. 3 mixed,
cash, 33sc Novemb r. 33tc hid; De.
cember, Sac; Janusry, 34i@341' ,
closing at 34sc. Oats tas AID dull;
No. 2 nominal, 4Sc BID Barley Gu |;
prices ranged from SOC to CSC, accord
ing to quality. Hay dull and weak;
prairie, 500; timothy, SOIL so.
Flaxseed steady at 94c Ban steady
at 43 Comm cal quiet, 81 80 Receipts
F our, 1000 brls; wheat, $4,000 bu;
corn, $1,000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye,
1000 tu; barley, $1,000 bu. Ship.
ments-tlour, II ,0C0 brls; whea 5000
bu; c-rn, $4,000 bu; oats, 10000 bu;
rye, 1900 bu; barley none.
CHICAGO, I'LL, October 16. Trading
in wheat was duh today, snd the tone
was heavier. The market opened l@
g. lower, Id off &c add t,onal, and
closed for tbs day about &c under yes
terday. 1t wss eslimltad that the Wis
lille supply report next Nor day would
show an increase Of ,250 600 to 2,000,-
coo bushels. Co was easy in sym
pathy with wheat, declined lose, and
closed 1c under yesterday. Oa.s were
dub, without any material change in
prices. F.Cur was quiet and un-
char ged. Cas- b quotati3ns were as
follows: Wheat, No 2 spring, Tile;
NJ. 2 red, ia. Corn, M. Q, 34l@
sage o. s, No. 2, 2i4c, Rye, No. 9 48c.
Bsr,ey, No. 2, 52lc. Flaxseed, No.
l, 99c. Prime timothy seed, 81 G4@l IS.
Futures ranged as follows: Wheat
O,J- DSr Npeuei nv . ~ inquest flSCj
lowest 7l!c, closing Tic; November
opsned at 1890, hiehe5t 72sc, lowest
72Sc, closing 72sc; December opened
at 74Bc, highest 74Jc, lowest 74lc,
closing 7i4c; January opened at 7 lc,
highest 75tc, lowest 75c, cloEi z 75bc;
May opened at SHE, highest Sl!, low
g S03c, closing 80Bc. Corn--0c ober
opened at SAFE, highest SAGE, lowest
sag, closing sale; November opened
at 35sc, highest 35s', lowest $500,
closiug 354c; December opened at
36Sc, highest S64c, lowest 363c, closing
Sole; January opened at 362c, highest
363c, lowest $500, closing 363c; May
opened at Ale, highest Ale, lowest
4Osc, closing 403c. Oa's-0ctober
opened at 244c, highest 244c, lowest
243c, closing 244c; November opened
at 25Bc, highest 2'lc, lowest 25Bc,
closing 25lc; Decemb opened a. Zoe,
hight st 26tc, lowest 26c, closing 265c;
May opaned at 3Csr, highest 308c,
lowest sole, closing 3OSc. R4ceips-
Flour, $4,000 brls; wheat, $4,000 bu;
corn, $4,000 bu; oats, $4,000 bu;
rye, 1000 bu; barley, Go, 600 bu. Ship
ments-Flour, $4,000 brls; wheat, 75,-
0OO bu; corn, 22l ,000 bu; oat0, 1885,
600 bu; rye, 1900 bu; barley, $1,000 bu.
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WHISKY, WINES, LIQUORS. ETC

WHIsKY-Straight Kentucky Bour-
bon, 81 50@5; redistilled goods from
Soc to 81 so, according to proof; rye,
81 1906.
CHICAGO, ILL, October Whisky,
81 10.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, October 16.--Whisky
firm, 81 ID.
CINCINNATI, o, October 16.-Whisky
steady; sales of 1882 barrels of finished
goods on a basis OF 81 IS.
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SEw YORK Day GOODS MARKET.

New York, October 16--The mar.
ket hss been more quiet in new de-
msnd but the total sales good, through
deliveries on previous engagements.
Agents have advanced Indian Head
and Wachuset 36 inch brown cottons
to &c.
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WOOL.

Clear tub washed, 31@36c; grease
wool, 23926c; bury wool, 13@1Sc.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, October 16.-Wool
quiet, with better feeling at the
clo:e; medium clothing, 22@27c;
combing, 25@26o; low and coarse. IA
@22c; heavy, l6@21c; black, 17@24c.
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PETROLEUM MARKET.

COAL 0n-Prlme white, wholesale
lots, lie per gallon.
CLEVELAND, o., October 16.-Petro-
leum quiet; g. W. ITO, 7bc.
PlTTsBURa, PA, DC ober 16.-Pet 90
leum dull; National transit certifi-
estes opened at 65c and closed at
esq.,; highe t, 658c; lowest, 6ikc.
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JOHN NJ. N ORTON
DEALER IN
STOCKS AND BONDS
8 Madison St., Memphis, Tenn.
FINANCE.

Money in active demand at per
cent. The Clearing House report is
as follows:
CLEARINGS.
Saturday, October 18th. $29S, 400 II !;
total this week. S1,619 46S 81; total
last week. 81, 473,635 81; correspond
ing time in 1885, 81. S22,344 "a; coz
responding time in 1884, 81, Isl, $3.50 20
BALANCES.
Saturday, October 10th, $S4,533 03;
total this week, 1862 93l 9S; total last
week, $293 ISL A.; corresponding
time in 1855, $2Gl,C9 03; correspond.
ing time in 1884, $l93,979 A.
EXCHANGE,
New York sight on all points, /
discount buying, oar selling; New Eng
land demand, discount buying; New
England sight, & discount; New Or.
leans, / discount buying, par selling.
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, u. 8. A., |
MEMPHIS, October 10, ! pm. !
The Glowing observations are taken
at all stations named at 75o meridian
time, which is one hour faster than
Memphis time:
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BAGGING-Jute, 2 lbs, SIC; II lbs,
7ac; II lis, &c. Flax, s lbs, 9ac.
TIRs-$l 05@l 10.
NAny-Common, So 2O@2 IS; steel,
50 35Na2 80.
POWDER Kegs, "a; half kegs, So % !;
quarter kegs, ST. 90.
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Receipts at porte, this day, 1885, "a, S54
Receipts al ports, this day, LA, 266
CONSOLIDATED sTATEMRNT.
1886. 1885. 1884.
- - - -
R'ts U. S
D'rte day.. 1850 1926 40,43S
Elk. CIR. B 1877 1850 Is 1911
Stuck. ...... 449,096 476,792 46S 345
R'ts Sept ] S49,7lS 9Ol 1877 WAS
For'gn Elk. 406, S43I 364,90l 400, 81


At noon: Liverpool spots were
firm, light demand. Sa'es, 1000 bales,
OF which American $500 bales. Re-
csipts, none.
Closing quotations vera as follows:
Ordinary, 4sd good ordinary, 43d; low
middling, A Is led; good middling,
sgd; middlipg uplands, 5 8 l6l; mid
ding Orleans, 5 5-16d.
The prices are given in pence and 64ths,
thus: 4 SO means 4 63-64d; and 5 OIL
mems Cad.
At noon: Liverpool futures woTe
quiet st advance; October, 5 cod !;
October November, =; November.
December, 5 Old; Dscember-Jan
ary, 5 Old; January-Februa,y, 5 Old /;
Ftbruary-March, 5 02d; March-April,
DAD.
At p.m.: Liverpool futures were
quiat; October, 5 esd, buy rs Octo-
her-November, 5 ODD, sellers; Novem-
ber-December, sd, buyers; Deem
ber-Jsnusry, sd, value; January
February, Sd value; February. MOrch,
ODD, sellers; March-ApliI, 5 DAD,
sellers; April May, 5 Cod, sellers May
June, 5 08d, sellers.
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eWDaiIy Quotations of Cotton
Oil Trusts and New York FIX.
change Stocks are open 10 those
Interested, Mt my Office.
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"LondCn" Trouser Stretcher
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PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY.
No. II Jefferson Street,
Between Main and Front.) MEMPHIS.
lEstablished in 1860

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BANK STOCKS.
Bank OF Commerce. lac bid, 149 asked
First Nations al .........160 bid, 165 asked
German Bank 1875 bid, 200 asked
State National ........145 bid, $50 ask, d
Union and Planter. l50 bid, 1853 ked
Mercantile Bank. 1876 bid, 1917 asked
INSURANCE ST CKs.
Bluff City....". bid, -. asked
HeTnardo .............. 100 bid, -. esked
Home ...,....,..... ......"I0 b q, 81 asked
Memphls Clty........lO2! bid, los ked
PEOPLES ....""..""....SO no, 81 asked
Rh9nlX'"'.."... .......9o DID, lOO asked
Planters .....,...... ...."lOI DID, ... asked
Vandsrbilt.................25 bid, 26 asked
Arlington. ....... ..35 bid, -. asked
Factors ....,....... ..,..............2 20 a. k d
MIsCRLLANEo US.
N, & @. r R. shares. .36 Did, -. asked
M. & T. R. r. shares.. As bid, 80 Reked
M. & G. conso!s, 7e..... ll9 bid, -. a7Eed
M. & l.. r. lst N, 8s..l05 bid, -. a keu
Miss. & T. r R. csA -. Ill bid, i" asked
Miss. & I. R R. Cs. BIO J bid. 3 asked
Tenn. WITS. ser. D.......90 bi 30 asked
Tenn. WITS. SCR Z to J..S3 N IS asked
Shelby Co 6s...........108b 40 asksd
Tax. Dist. 4, 6s......973 TO- 0S3 asked
Tax Dist. l043 b & I53 asked
Mem.'G sbonds..."..l04 b !, -. atked
Mem. Water blnds....,97 BID, -. asked
Hanauer Oil Works. e. bid IS aeked
Am. Cot. Oh trust '.....r3 bid, "a aske d
Pioneer Cotton Mills. rs bid, 80 asked
Mem. Stor. Com. Co.. 100 bid, 10 asked
Mem. Gas stock ..."...75 bid, so asked
NEW YoRK, October 16.-Money on
call quieter at 4@6 per cent, closing at
5 asked. Prims mercantile paper 4la5
per cent. Sterling exchange quiet but
steady; sctusl rates 481 for 60dry bills
and asa for demand.
New York, October 16.-The week
ly statement Of the associated banks
shows the following changes: Re
serve, decrease, $439, $50; loans, in
cresse, $54 400; speme, decrease, $4l7,.
400; legal tenders, iptrease, $210,3G0
d. f;o;ita, increase, $93l,0c0; circula.
ton, inc ease, Sl05,2O0. The banks
now hold "a 618 $50 in excess of the
20 per cent. rule.
Bonds-Governmen bonds were
dull but firm. Stat3 bonds were dull
and steady
~bONNb DINSAo pftbF uitu TIE y 5uuS
general features as yesterday, the pin
cipal activity being confined TO few
speciaities, while the general ma, ket
was comparatively dali and its fluctua-
tiors slight. Toe ccal stocks ware the
chief feature, and while Delaware,
Lackawanua and Hudson with the |
bituminnus coal reads were a rong,
Jersey Central was weak and Reading |
barely steady. Other specialize which |
displayed mrrkel strength were Man
bat'an, Nickle Plate and Ohio and |
Missistippi, the prop sed arrangement
with TIE + ie etimula Jog the price of |
the later N W England wa spe-
c'aly weak on heavy selling. Lacka-
wanna WAS the leader of the market,
but its extra rdira,y strength was due
IN large measure to mauipulat' on.
The depression Jers Central is
due principally to the publics-
ton o. rumor that in the
reorganization proposed an Rs-
ses:ment OF 10 per cent. would
be levied upon the stock. The mar.
ket was active throughout the day
and was subject to frequent huctul-
tons, which in great measure neu-
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FEx dividend.
LONDON, October 16.-Coneols 1909
for money, ard 100 1916 for the az
court. United States bonds-4v, 1921 !;
43s, 1l43. The QUIT Of bullion g5ne
into the Park of England on balances
t1day is 927,000.
PARIS, October 16.-Three per cent.
ientes, S2f. 324c fer the account.
BANK CLEARINGs.
BALTIMORE, Md. Ostober 16.-Bank
clesrinas today, 54,537; balances,
$421,C66.
New YORK, O'toher 16.-Bank clear
rigs today, $lS2, 1O4,S74; balance, $4,-
729, 220.
ST.. LOUIS Mo-, October 16.-Bauk
c'ea'in2e, $2,75l ,e97; for the we k,
S. $40 S47; balances today, $494,248 !;
for the week, S2,093,l72.
CHICAGO, ILL, October 16.-The AS
aocia'ed Bank clsaiings today were
$9,375,000; for the week, $60,671 COZ:
flr the same week last year, 500, 1885,
0c0
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October IS
CleariuQs today, $l2,777, 956; balances,
1854, 232; clearings for the week,
$4,000, 1888; balances for the week, 3d.
9l0.20S.
BosToN, MASS, October 16.-Bank
cleariDgs today, $l5,561, 1853, for the
week, $S7,G72 1893; for the same week
10 1885, $75,440, 1s8; balances today,
$l,Si5,424; for the week, $10,079, 140;
for the same week in 1885, S9, $50, $40.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
STEADY, and closed steady middling,
84cS Sales, 2S00 bales, 1000 to export
ers and 800 10 spinners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
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New York fu ures opened dull, aud
closed steady and 10 points higher
than Friday. Salee, 42,400 bales. The
closing quotations were as follows:
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The New Orleans future market
orered steady, a d closed quiet and
steady and l point higher than Friday
Sales, 10000 balee. Quotations were
aa follows.
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RIVERS and STEAMBOATS,
STEAMERS LEAVING

oHH NM HHkH LEAVING
THIS DAY.
New 0rIeans...".C. P. CHoUrEAU, lOa
Vicksburg .....,......CITY OF VICKsRuRg, 10 m
ST. Louis...............CITY BATON RouGE, 4p.m
MONDAY.
Friars Point........JA MEs BEE, 5 pm.
Arkansas City.,...-KATE ADAMS, SPIN.
Cat Island...."".-ED. Foster, pm.
sceola..............-"C0AH0M s pm.
Tiptonville..."".".CHRsAPEAKE, pm.
TUESDAY
Arkansas River".JOE PETERS, 5p.m.
St.Francis River. REM MAoREADY, 5 pm.
Concordia. 5 pm.
Vicksburg .BRLLE MEMPHIS, 10 am.
WEDNESDAY.
White River. SPIN.
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Receipts YestersinX.

James Lee-5O7 bales cotton, IS
bags sesd cotton, 1854 axis seed, 4 hid
stock, 6pkgs sundries.
City OF Cairo -l30 bales cotton,
200 ks seed, $50 tons merchandise.
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tra'ixed each other. The opening
was generally htrOrg at from 1 to !
above the closing figures of last even
ing /, developed much irregularity
and feverishness in the early tsading
which, however, soon disappeared,
and the market moved up in unison.
Toe gait wers generally lost by noon,
sfter which there was less business
and alternate advances and declines
until the close, which was firm. Sales,
432, 5O6 shares. Lackawanna coutrib-
nted SO 003 shares, jersey Central
$500, Texas Pac fic, Trust Receipts,
Hooking Valley, n excl Plate and
Reading. Final prices show irregular
changes, though m jority of the
active list is higher. The conspicuous
declines comprise jersey Central, II;
New England, IL, and Manitobs, l.
Nickel Plate common is up q,
the prefer ed, %; Lackawanna, Il
Hccking Valley Il, aud De aware aud
Hudson IL. Sales for the week were
1858, lS9 shares, against 3,o95 305 last
week. Prices are almost invariably
higher, Jersey Central b5ing the only
notable exception, with a loss Of 2
per cent, while advances from 22B
il Manhattan to less than l per cent.
Railroad bonds were modera' ely att
i've and ger ally firm. Sales, ST.
100000. Atlanta and Pac fic iDcomes
furnished $770,0C0; Hooking Valley
consols, So 5000, and Fort Worth and
Denver firats, $4,000. Hooking
Valley fives are q per cent. higher,
1T $50; Indiana, Bloomington and
Western seCocds 8, a. rs; Detroit,
Msckinac and Marquette firsts 4, at
9l4, and the incomes 1, at SO Louis
vile AID Nashville, Evansvie, Her
der:on and Nashville frsts lost %, at
l134, and Indiana, Bloomioaton and
Western incomes p, at 203f. The
Gales for the week were $40, 900,
against $ll,776,000 FIR the previous
week.
The total sales of $40 ks today were
1896 shares, Including Canada
southern, 1865; Delaware, Lacka-
warna and Western, $1,000; Delaware
and Hudson, l3. 1856; Erie, 5000; Kan
eas and Texas, 1856; lake Shore,
II 400; Louisville and Nashville,
52S5; Northwestern, 4325; New jersey
Genital, $1,000; OHIO snd Mississippi,
$1,000; Pacific NAL, $685.; r aiding,
20,570; s.. PAU, 1920; Western
Union, $500; Northern Pacific, pre-
ferred, 10000. Closing quotations:
GOVERNMENTS.
U s. IS, 1904. Is, coup, 1881.
AS, coup, lllS. Pacific IS of 1895, l2o.
BONDS.
La stamPs, As, 7SM. Missouri Ga, 10Y.
Cent pae lists 115h Den A. r a Ists 1914
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MOVEMENTS AT THs LEvRE.

Arrirdls.-Olty Il Cairo, 81. Louis;
James Lee, Friars Point.
Depdrtures.-Clty Of Cairo, Vicks-
burg; James Lee, Fiars Point; r. L.
Cobb, Arkansas river; Alberta No. 3,
White river; Ell Foster, Cat Island.
Boat IN Port Rene Macready.
Boats Due Down.-Chas. T. Cnouteau,
City of Vlcksburg, Coahoma and
Chesapeake.
Boats Due Up-Kate Adams, City
of Baton Rouge, Ed Foster, James Lee
and ice Peters
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The NewOrlsans spot market opened
quiet, ard closed quiet and easy. Mid.
ding, sjc. sales, 1850 bales. Quota
tons were as follows:
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FOR TIPTONVILLE.
LEE LINE.

Memphis, FriHrs Point and Memphis
and OsceOla Packet COMPANY.
For Helena, Glendale, Friars Point and al
Way Landings-Stoamer
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-26
Two Cinnamon tell the reporter
that they are ready "to 90"

Two Cinnamon tell the reporter
that they are ready "to CO."
Five teams are now engaged haul.
ing first-class ore from the Idahoan.
Judge Donip!Ian, of the Camas No
2, came in with a gold bar, worth
$1,000, to- day.
DR.. Sweet has concluded to locate
in ketchum, and will open an office
there in few days.
John Murphy got home on to days
train from Frisco, pleased with his
trip to the Golden Gate.
w. II. Greenhow. of Ketchum, Mr.
Rumsey, Of the same place, and three
Others were down to attend the Ma
sonic Lodge, last night.
The gentleman from Missouri says
the Board OF Trade were out this
morning and notified Doctor Brown
that if he did not raise his sign, the,
would boycott him.
The new Governor of Virginia
General Fitz Hugh Lee, calls one o.
his colored servants Abraham Lin
coin and the other Jeff Davis. The,
have both been reconstructed, and
agree like lambs.
Joseph McFadden, the strawberry
blonde in Justice Lemmon's office
is one of the pleasant little gentlemen
newspaper man likes to meet. "Joe,
of such boys as you, the great men O.
the country are made.
This afternoon, three of the VENT
lators on top Of the chimneys at the
courthouse were blown off, and fell or
the roof, making noise as OF mus
kerry. The wire stays kept the ven
tilators from tumbling to the ground
The TIMES stated Yesterday thai
there would be a school vacation this
month. 1t was an error based on mis-.
information. If the weather were
good there would be a vacation, Blu,
as it is not there will not be vet
awhile. School Trustee jackson SC
Informed the reporter to-day.
Sam. Clemens, the TIMEs's "Miss
Rose" correspondent, was "knocked
off," had "his bung let out" yester,
day, at the Ida oan mine. He doesn't
mind it much, however, as he says he
has grub stake and can go a-pros-
pecting. The announcement is made
that his Bullion friends may know
that he is no longer responsible for
items from that burg.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-26
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

FOX of Snake River is in town.
Minnie Moore still showing up rich.
broadford proud of her "Minnie."
r, onow-glasses from two-bits up, at
Hendricks. If
Nice Improvement that at the Cof-
nm building.
A Bullion outfit left to-day loaded
to the ground.
schools all full and children pro-
crossing we'll.
FREEDMAN is receiving tons of new
g0ods-the very latest novelties.
"A dwelling-house for sale or to
en'' Inquire a, GEO. KRIEG's.
anybody wishing one of the steam
Nssners can order it at once by A.
- nsws of the Merchants indorses
,ae Missouri steam washer that A.
AT IL o'clock this morning the
Oeha . snow broke upon the town
VII can't you let up? Won't you
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-03-26
Portland to Nave Reduction Works.

James M. Blossom, of this city, has
just returned from trip to Portland,
Oregon. He reports business there
somewhat dull but the outlook good.
A line of steamers will be put on, this
summer, between Portland and Col
vile, in Washington Territory, where
big mines were discovered recently;
after which smelling works will be
erected in Portland which will COM
pete for Wood River ores. The
Northern Pacific carries the ores from
Colville via Minneapolis to Omaha for
$3.50 per ton! This favorable rate
is giving great impetus to the de-
velopment of those mines.