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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21
Anrn. rnmrhcII A 90.

We invite the attention 81 our readers
10 this old established andpopular grocery
house. located at 90 loa street, which
will he found fully stocked with all the
sulsiantias aud delirlcics IN their line.
The best aud freshest 81 goods. prompt
delivery. Some delicious mHngycs just
In. Try them. Telephone. 49,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21
IN. n.,, p,... On Bu, Hats.

The Gayoso Hat Store, No. 3sil Main
street. ia The lest and choapcs, place in
the city 10 purchase hats, where all Of the
latest styles can bc found.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

Miss Lizzie Evans will commence an en-
eagcmcnt at the Memphis theatcr OF FIVE
nights and Saturday matinee on Monday
evening, October %, producing during her
engagement her now and most successful
play entitled THE Buckeye "Our
Angel" will also be gwen.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21
LouIsvrLLE& NASHVILLE r. n. co. q

Ifinnglo OF Nohl hhfAH- NhlN hnu AhN-
ton Streets. Main and Carolina
stroets and Dunlap street nj l.. a ~.
Crossing Memphis. Tenn.
Western Kentucky Coal and Coke n
specially Prices the bottom scale OF this
market. Service aud accommodation su.
pcrior to any competitors.
With this triangle Of yards and our ia.
clilics for procuring aud handling coal for
for all purposes We now claim advantages
equal TO anything ~ this branch Of trade.
Try our coal and decide ~ 10 H. merit
yourselves.
Main ani Auction Yard, Telephone Go.
Main aud Carolina Yard, Telephone 80.
Dunlap and l.. an. Crossing, Telephone
20.
Car loads In any quantity for Memphis
or points beyond n specially. Communi-
cate by mail with
+. l.. LEE, Coal Agent.
Corner Main and Auction streets, Mem
phis, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21
Iior sale.

500 baskets choice Calawba Grapes jus
received per express NJ
yicfuH u. FuCuH',
| POS Front Street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

Tue cheapest place Ia Memphis 10 buy
furniture IA ut Wilson 4 Films, 232 Main
street Repairing and upbolstaring neatly
and promptly done. Telephone 500.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21
THEATRICAL NOTES.
EXBUNp LOST IN LONDON" AND
ENTER TWELVE TEMPTATIONS"

Fairy Tale and Ballet at the Theater This
Week-Fall OF Paris Spectacle on the
Bluf-other Dramatic and Musical
Notes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

Nr Wifsiov's Aoo,hlns aYfip shpuh always y
mel ipf children tccthlhf " topihr' ll 'hlll'
iuiiCni The rduis slaYs 40 raln. tufe' VIM goilc
sndis ihp vsd ~ ned g. atauiHA - "SHie
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21
SECOND AsKuAL PAIR

OF tho Panola County Agricultural and
stock Brcedoru' Association, at
sardiB. Misc,
Will be held at sariis. Miss, November l.
. and 2. Al arung, mcnts have been
made 10 make this The hcst fair ever held
in north Mississippi. 4 large number OF
bloodcd horses will b. exhibited, aud the
racing will be unusually large.
Special rates will be made with the Mis-.
Fssippi & Tennessee railroad, aud ihc at
tendance will undoubtedly be the largest
ever seen in north Mississippi
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21
Run IIr,p-

Tnr Iron Mountain route has decided q
run n series of harvest excursions ~ all
points In Arkansas and Texas from Mem
phis on th. following dates September
II aud - and October . and ~. Rates
for the excursion will be- one iarc for tho
round tnp, and tickets will DO good ioT
thirty days with stop over privileges
Any further information desired will ID
chcenully furnished by calling on
NJ -. WusoN.
Passenger and Ticket Agent,
No. 700 Main street Memphis, Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

ISsuRE your pin.houses in the Citizens
Insurance COMPANY, No. % Madison street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

All sizcs CRATES, fronts and tenders ior
sale cheap at Gabays
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

During the past week specially attrac-
ton called lyric and spectacular produc-
ton and known as Lost in London, has
had possession Of the boards OF the Mem
phs theatcr 1t is a one-night stand
drama and hero il was fair 50-cent show
in dollar theater. 1t succeeded poorly,
drawing small patronage during the week
after the first two nights.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-21

urDO, HylO, Bylo at all druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-04

quoted at 1135c City steam 10 points higher at
lO90c; sales 80 at 10000 october closed H. soc
November closed at 00Jc sales 300 tcs al 99oao Csc
december closed az Sy5c sales LOCO ties at S9JdS 96c
January closed at sec sales, l5oO ties ~ S.7JGsSOc
February closed at St2c sales loo ties at s5saos2c
closed at s96c sales $50 ties at s.95 Refined quoted
at 1l50c for Continent and II zoe South America
BCTTER-Choiee stock is relatively steadler
than Others. having fair demand. The
Creamery, state. flncy 2SG2s i-2c; Western fancy.
dairy tubs good to fancy, l5622c fair. 13a i6c Dairy
hrkins. 1sq2Oc; Western Imitat Creamery. choice
i5e1Ic do good to prime. - 2dl4 2c dairy nne lac
II lie good he ordinary l2c Welsh. prime lSd20c
fair good 15di7c; Western factory June frkins 1870
lac; June tubs II 1903 lee fresh Grdns. l2ai3c
Western dairy aud factory. thirds. lie. ::
CHEESE-Dcmand continues very fair from all
sources, and prices show further slight advance
Full cream, white and c0ored State factory l2al Oc
good 70 fancy do. 1919 lac medium at 34as l,2c
and ordinary AZ l-4a7 Ice SKINS, Ugh. white; La
very fuii prices Eastern q i.2a2sc western 100
81 34c; Canada, 1921 1-2c
SUGAR-Prices remain purely nominal In absence
and 90 ess Centrifugal iaso Re Renncd dull and
Powdered. 3-4c Granu atei. lee Mould A. l-2c
Confectionery A. 9.16c Coffee A." STANDARD
51ec; Coffee or q A." lj-lGa7c; White Extra G."
use; Extra &C." 6 91Ga6 34ci "C,' 6 $3.50 lie :;
sTEARiN E-Dul and prices more less nominal City
City. Sales 600 2, Toe. and 20 hhds OF grade, &c
TALLOw-Rather easier and less active with ireer
offerings Prime City quoted J-Sc, and Choice 34c
Sales, $4,000 ID, JSd5 3-4c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-04
1--WE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

BuypAIo, oct 3.--Cdnt,-ReceiDts for last "a honrs
500 head Total week thus far 10000 head For
same time 1850 head Consigned throG2h 20
carloads ali OF which 10 NewYork on sale. 2l carloads
market quiet and prices unchanged .
sneep-Receipts - 1000 head Total for the
week thus 81. 900 head. For same time last week
20 600 head Consigned through y carloads OF whih to
NevYork sale, - carloads; market quiet Common
10 Fair Sc 25 75 Good Choice 81 00G4 90 Ordinary
10 Choice Western b095 80; Canadian Lambs hrm at
gsgsRecepts last hours ID 800 head Total fo- the
veek thus far 34.57j head For same time last week
% 200 head Consigned through 20 carloads 10 OF which TO
New York; on sale 81 market steady Mixed Pigs
and Light Workers at S. 50s5 selected Workers 80 80
$40 Selected Medium weights So 50G6 65; Rough 50 O0d
S 80; stays 81 25o4 80.
CHICAGO Union stock Yards. Oct 3-The Drorers
Journal reports: CGfLe-Recepts 10000 head shipments
blank. Market lower Peeves So 90 Gs6 40 steers
81 lOa6 90 stockers Feeders 81 30 0S2 90 Cows
bulls and Mixed 81 2565 00 Texas Cattle 81 COO 10 :
Western Rangers 81 30 03 20 - 49,. ..
higher Mixed &c 2O1s6 rs Heavy So sOGs6 30 Light
S5gOa6 25: Skips IS aO6G 20.
sheep Receipts 5000 head shpments blank market
eassr Natives Prime So uO04 ~ - western
shorn 81 5OQs3 70 Texans shorn So OOeS 20 Lambs
81 So as 30
ST LOUIS Oct 3-caEe-Receipts 1875; shipments
1915 strong Choice Heavy Native steers 80 OOl
Steers Medium Choice - 3jd4 % Stockers ana
Le.ders Fair TO Good 0OG3 80 Rangers. COrn-ief,
81 lOa4 20: Grassfed 81 lOd3 -.
logs Receipts 1850 shipments 49,; market higher
Ing Medium to 20 SO Light Grades. Ordinary
10 Rest so OOd6 % 80. =,
Fair 10 Choice 81 1904 80 -.
]HorSes-Kecepts so5 shipments 1876 Texans and H.
dams IN carloads. $2OGS3s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-04

LIVERPOOL Oct $3.50 .. m.-Beef - Holders offer
rroderafev Pork-Hoders Offer moderately Hams-liOla-
ers ofer moderately. Bacon-Hoders offer moderai ely
Holders offer moderately American finest wMe
and colored al 45s Ia!ow-Hofers oner moderately
srrfts Of observation-disclosures offer epaflRly hrn ~
az "a Ros,-H 0ders offer moderately. Larf-Spot and
fntures-Holdcrs offer sparnglY. Nheat-H0ld ~ oheI
srar,n6lv new Winter steady at II llu; new No
Spng steady Is Id FOurHolders offer modei ate ~
Germ Spo-no offer moderately iutures-Holdtrs
r freely mixed Western spot rrm AT Is 1919 do Oeto
her steady al 9ad: November firm az is tLd do.
December. firm al As Dkd Hops al LOncon-Ne"'a OK
state Holders Offer sDaringlv.
LONDON oct 3-Linseed OIL l9s ID per crt spirits OF
turpentue per cwt. Calcutta nseed, Ais Oh per
quarter - . u., r.. 81. .r,o-,c., On
o. xTwTRp Oct 3LWcoxs lard closed at l29 francs
BREMEx oct 3.-Petroleum. marks 10 pfennigs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-04

BALTIMORE Oct s-Cotton quiet: Mdiling lOia lOac.
Flour nrn higher Howard stress AMI Western suDernne
q ssb1S4 90 ENtrs 10 - - 80 1j Family 10 80 900
81 90 CIV Mills superne - 80 90 Extra do 81 % a. 10
Do RIO Brands 50 5On5 - Pltlnc0 Family az 80 80
snperla,ive Patent 40 - o. WhaSt-Sauthern higher
FnItI llOqll6c fongbsrry iIG Ice Western Irregular
higher No Winter Hed spot llOc a7ked 10. October
llOa iOi.c: necerueg l5's0 lac. Corn-Southern
mr. Whit. o, o59c: Yellow a 5Je. Western quiet
January 46ic0i6Ac Oats were nrn southern 81 SIC;
Penn.ylvana 3lc3lc. Western White 3lo3ic Western
Nlxnl - q SOC. Rvo arm aud higher; Prime
"a ag5c HaV nrm. higher Prime 70 Choice West
ern SlG OO4sl6 80 Provisions were quiet and firm
Mess PORK al ZIG Bukmcas shoulders and Clear kio
sides hacked CLOG BanOn-ShOulders lOlc Clear RID
side. lose Hams l3Olfc. Lard refined II &c Butter
Arm, Western packed 1919 Creamery /! &c Eggs
arm 2Odelc. Petroleum -teaiY Refined &c. Coffee
firm RIO cargoe.. fair iva l5sc sugtr anu "A SOFT
Ts,c Copper refined nrm al l66l6Lc Whiskey quiet AT
81 % AL - Frelghts Liverpool per quiet
totton Id Flour per l-% 81 Grain 4Sd keceips-
Four 600 Wheat AZ. 500 bush. Orr 4l.UOO bnsn
oats 1000 bush. Rye 80 Dush sAles-Wheat S3HOOO
bush Corn $4,000 bnsh
BuryAIo Oct 3-wneat-So Hard strong ana higher
snes Of 900 bush 81 SO: $1,000 bush at 81 81 closing
an Il a., new SO 1 Hard dull. closing AZ ~ 80; NO
Northern al 20 northern : 20 asked Winter grades
e.cifoI And higher: No. Red 81 Is al - No White
Michigan ~ l4xsl u Milling Red II ii al H. Corn
opened nrm closed weak aud &c lever onir earioans
r.nred No 2 elbow closed AZ 0o0 5Ohc No yellow ~
al ases.c NO. at ad49s4c No AZ 47s4c In store
o,t. igh.r prices asked no White 3ls. 0s2o No
White "a u a soc Mixed y 02nc 90 Track Barley
stron- salea Of 600 bush. No Extra western AZ 80
bush sample Canada at s7c Choice state 90 csc
x.ked rye nominal Elour-Best spring fAtent ~ 500
ri rs Bes, Winter 80 1907 rs Mllfesd nrm winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-04
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.

State bonds were neglected Louisiana consOls
sold at 0O1-2. OF city bank stocks, Metropoh-
Tan sold 100 at u 10, and ST. Nicholas l2j
al 1926 Tho sales of several issues at auction
are reported below.
The market for railway bonds was irregular
nd yet a strong undertOnc prevailed. The
Chosapeake and Ohio reorganization certificates
were easier at 81 ~ for the currency Gs and
AZ II STARS for the new As Forth Worth and
Denver Is were active up 20 95a92 "a. Gulf
Colorado and Sante Fe 6s rose 10 90 "a. Rich
mond and Allegheny first receipts sold up 10
'62 l-4a62 Richmond and West Point
6s were active and higher at GOA
90 "a All the Philadelphia and Reading
issues were firm at about full figures Burlington
and Quincy Is Nebraska division were in better
demand at so 10 West Shore As were strong
up TO 1903 3-s, and New-York, Chicago and 81.
Louis As were firm at 81. Reference IS made
10 our full report of bond transactions.
In unlisted securities dealt IN at the Stock Ex-
change Cotton Seed Oil certificates were the
feature: they sold up from A. u 46 l-2a4c, with
transactions amounting TO $4,000 shares. Chi
cago Gas sold 900 at "a l-2a34 5-e Chicago and
Atlantic Beneficiary 1900 AT 10, Georgia Pacific
seconds $40, 900 at 10. Richmond and Allegheny
second receipts lSll5 5000 at ~ '-4a2s, Western
Union 5s 1881 900 at SO 5-sa96 IL, ana Kingston
and Pembroke Iron 200 at 81 81 IL.
Money ruled at about per cent; the extremes
were l-2 and l-2 per cent, and at the close
the offerings were at 2 1-2 per cent
The Clearing House statement Today was as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-04

sl5 5OaI6 co. spring do slt 26el4 ~ ana
Oatmeal easier Canal ireights aniI wsAs r1our
lower: Wheat 3i9n3sc Corn 3i-eJsc fecelpts-
1900 bbIs Corn AZ 900 bush shipments ~ kail-fonr
IL 600 bbs Wheat 100000 bush. Corn 3b,'pV Jus.
Barley 500 bush. Canal shipments-Wheat oo.Vo' 'o
Corn 9l.OOO busn- Oats $4,000 bush.
BOSTON. Oct 3-Flour excited today ana prices g.,
advanced barrel buyers were win. ~
trade advance OF Is cents bu would 90 dons
consequently there was no business N""e
Corn IN light supply and FIRM steamer leiOONe AZ
SIC Oats quiet and steady No White, @os~2os ~
Shorts qniet and IT, Provisions hrm ana unchnE.
Bntter-Wesern Extra Creamery 23D2lci fateIn . ss
Cheese quiet and unc1pnges f2es ns...
gle; Michigan Extras zO@2D &c W
Ice. Receptss0ur 6.5lO Dbis and tsoO s@'~
Corn 5000 BUSH $4,000 bush. shorts lbs tons
CHICAGO oct 3-The Leading futures ranged ~
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-04
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET

LONDON Oct "a ?. rnconsols: o. lG for money and
Of l. FOR the account United states AZ cent bonds
lO Atlantic Western fret mortgage Trustees
Certificates. l. DO second mort6age SIS Erie 81; 90
second consols lO3 "a; Canadian Pacific 5eS Mexican
Grtinarv 81 a: ST. Paul common 69S Reading 27s New
York Central 1924 Pennsylvania 5Is Mexican central
first mortgage bonds. 67's
Money is go per cent
The rate OF discount the open market for both short
and three months bills ia 4 per cent
Bar silver is quoted at 43lad. per ounce.
The amount bullion iuto the Bank OF England on
Penis sdviccs quote per cent So francs G. 2
centimes for the and exchange London at 20
francs al l. confines for checks
Spanish As. "a $500. ,- ~,
Council bills were allotted Today AT an ADVANCE OF
49, d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-04

BULL MANIPULATION AGAIN.

Wednesday, Oct. 3-p. m.
To-dav's stock market was much after the
fashion Of that of yesterday. 1t Is Dull
manipulatiOn encouraging TO the enlargement OF
the existing short interest. Just as last lhuls-
day mornings cable concerning the French wheat
crop added millions of bushels to the before
twisting short interest IN wheat The price
of wheat then broke nearly two cents IN an hour
What has occurred since-the efforts to recover
short contracts and The advance in the price
has been the sensation of the week. No one
not inside of the deal7 had idea of the
extent of the outstanding contracts TO deliver
wheat. they probably cover at least two years
crons Few persons realize the extent of the
short interest in stocks that has been accumu-
latinc for over a year. The daily loan market
does not reflect it, because renewals are made
without attracting attention To-days stock loan
market however, indicated some addition TO the
short interest by yesterdays operations, and
to-rnorrow's market is likely to reflect further
addition by to-day's dealings.
The market opened at figures equal 10 or
better than last evenings closing prices. gen
cral advance made during the nrst two
hours. Then dulness succeeded. And then the
bears" again began their work OF depression
You can't sell anything" was the cry. Prices
on the average were forced oil ! per cent from
the mornings best figures. Every available
bear point brought into acuon 1here
was much talk about an advance in the Bank OF
England rate for discount Yesterday, despite the
fact that the advances in BRUSH consoS lhdl-
Gated the reverse and that The Herman News
Company sent out the following; Foreign ;11
bankers say that they fully expect the rate VIII
be advanced and that such probability has been
fully discounted" This added zest to the sell.
ing and materially aided in making the lowest
prices of the day. But as has been witnessed
before, and will be many times more, the
sellers met market equal to their offerings
at the concessions Contracts were absorbed ana
little or no long stock was displaced The maj
rally. however, was due principally to large buy
ing for the foreign account and probably upset
the intended " bull" manipulatlons to let the
bears close prices weak The market closed
generally lower than last evening. but strong
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.
The Treasury to-day purchased sl123,OOO q
Der cents at 1870 and $4,000 IL per cents
at los: total 81, 373.5O0. The rejected offers
included s2,767,OOO per cents at l29 la
1870 and 81 800, 900 1-2 per cents at los IL
Ii the Treasury was out of the market the amount
of rejected offers could not be sold at 20 and
lC6 respectively for the As and lbs. The
local market was duh and nominal quotations
were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-04
WOOr, MARKETS

LONDON Oct 3--There was a large attendance at me
wool sales to-day but catalogue was shortened Inc
market was without feature except Keen oOmpet
ton especially Cape woods OF which taete WIS
,arge nnv There offered 1888 bales and there are
So 900 bales available Following are The details OF e GA,
Ia ID do locks pieces. 0ls I'D greasy, od9 .
Olad locks and pieces 5zdes1 New sou'h a sod
pieces 7gda lld greasy. ld DO locks an piece,
loo and pieces 10 0lld greasy sd0bi 10 ocxs Aa
pieces .yd New Zeaiand-saies Wo 1ai1s secure, ~
and pieces. 81 Is 5i greasy. pn
10 I'd pieces. 7i nd cape OF Cool hoe anu
sales 300 bales secured. 67d IS I'D greasy,
al e9d Tasmania-Sales. 400 baos; sconrr ln 30
greasy. I'D ais 07d de locks and pieces 3iad Sou-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-04

CoTToN-The spo, market declined 1sc early but De-
for the Close recovered 1-1Gc leaving or steady with
little better demand sales 70l bales for consumption
Port receipts % bales against 10 452 bales for his
dav last week and 80 7S3 bales this day last year since
September 1.-THE beginning OF the crop year, the receipts
AZ tho ports have aggregated 426S7O bales comparing
win -3G Oto es FOR the corresponding tine last season
Quotations based American standard OF cassih-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-04
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COTFEE-Brazn srowths rule very strong and prices
again marked up with fair demand Far ca
quoted Is 34c. Sales 1000 bags Rio NO a. 10 III
Mid grades IN good demand and very firm sales o.
bags Laguayra IA l-2al4 81 500 bags savanna 10
400 bags MaTacaibO and 1000 piculs Java prlvas
There was furfher rise In options, and the ma
figures show gains OF 3Oaf5 points latter on Oetooer
livery. Advices from all points abroa1 were OF IN
laug nature AMI there increase local buying "i''
mainly for short account Sales, 100000 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-04

Net cash bans 1896 535 go $500 S55942 ss
The foreign exchanges were dull; firm for short
and steady for long bills at quotations Tor Dusl-
ness as follows: Bankers bills, 81 SO 80 ana
"a 81 5-s for long and short sterling respectively
8 % "a and 521 IA for francs "a '-S ana 20 IL
for reichmarlxs 40 IA and 40 for guilders
In London British consols were buoyant, ana
money and account The Bank Of England gained
E430 600 bullion on balance. Money IN the open
market was easier at 3a3 l-2 between bankers
India Council bills were allotted at an advance
of 3-32d per rupee American railways gener-
allv ruled firm but were dull At Paris French
per cents closed at So CO 1-2, and sight exchange
on London ruled at PEAL l-2 francs to the I.
The committee representing the security hold
ers of the Richmond and Alleghany Railroad Com
pany give notice that the Chesapeake and ono
REORGANIZATION Committee has limited the time
for depositng outstanding certificates Tor stocks
and bonds to October 20, 1888, after which date
deposits If received at all, will be subject 10 such
NAV fix Holders of over majority OF Mercan-
tile Trust certificates have already accepted the
terms of the agreement. DrcXcl, Morgan ~ %.
are the depOSitarles. -, 49,
The following securities were sold at the Real Estate
Exchange and Auction Room limited, by Adrian II.
SO SHARES Knckerbocker Insurance Company 70
IL Shares City Fire Insurance Company. 1lO2
GO shares Rutgers Fire Insurance Company, 12l'2.
so Shares Corn EXchsnge , Bank DO SioH-,
"a shares Market National Bank i76
25 Shares Continental National Bank, 1924.
100 Shares National Citizens Bank. l43.
2O3 Shares Manhattan Company Bank 160ad160h:
% Shares NewYoIk Equitable Insurance Co lo9'
Is shares Liberty Fire Insurance Co. 800 ,zch 60
a1i4s. oo-,-
6s Shares Citizens Gas Light Co. Of Brooklyn, 81.
Shares Chicago st. Louis am fit'sourg 1" L. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-04

.s 1a ne PF2iaI cres@sry %
Fancy Dairy l6GlSc Good l29@Ioc- HgKs N'H Nv
Is IA 100 for Choice Northern. -
DETROIT Oct. 3. - whe1t-V IN. Whit casn iiZc !;
No Red ll4c; october lac; November ie pc
No White 50iac Receipts-whelt 44.5Oo bush Corn
$500 bush oats 640O bush -,
INDIANAPOLIS Oct 3.-Wheat Wild No hen Il 10 70
Mixed 20 iac bid. .o-
MrySEAPoL1s Oct 3.-wheat-LOcli receipts were 90
cars and shipments OF Closing quotations Sep ere
do December Fl oil on track 81 %. No Northern.
cash 81 49, 10 october 81 10 DO December ~ 6tehs
track 81 90 No Northern On 'IS Taes = 60 DuTSh
rerortet 81 cars On track
MILWAUKEE oct g. Flour higher: Wheat easier ;
No $. az PC ARM No White .vc Ky. Kye n nrn
No at SIC barley higher No ?. cash anu oe,J S
Der 7ta75e pfoyis'on, were eSser s 20 %oSember
80 S. Butter steady Dairy so SC Eggs steaBy fra.h
Cheese higher oo Gnssr' q. 600 bash
shipnents-EIour 10000 bills Barley $4,000 push
TOLEDO oct 3.-wheat active. weak cash II "a lItc
October il3c November ll2lec; December ilSc Sorn
seed active steady cash 50 6O October 80 90 Deee Gem
Der IS rs Accomplishment $1,000 BASH Sorm ovoo
Wheat 5000 bush. G,oOo busn Oats 24.oOo BUSH
Cloverseed 5000 bags
OIL MARKETS
or Cry Penn Oct. 3--Sationai Transit Certncates
opened a s4h highest G5s. lowest pa closed W =.
sales / LOG 100 barrels clearance sZouoo o"ereI,
chs ters n PSI shipments 5000 barrels runs
az, 9S9 barrels
prrrsprsa Penn Oct 3-Petrolenm closed dull but firm
National Transit opened at 94s closed al vot
highest. 95't lowest o4'4
BRADFORD Penn. Oct 3-Natonai Transit Certincstes
"a closed at 30 higheSI 300 i""o'@ -
cearances. l,Os2OOO bbls -
TlrusyIIrE Penn oct 3-Natonal Transit Certihcates
opere' 94'I highest. 9t'. lowest 94h close ooE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-04
miscellaneous
Cost an0foun0.

7 osT or STOLEN. Bank book issued by the seaman's
l. Rank for Savings, York, 70 the subscriber II
not found or the bank within 80 days from
this date / will apply 20 the bank for new book
NeW.York. Oct 3, 1885, DlNAH HOSklNS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-04
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