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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-04

n, l. So W, 80 "a WcllsFaryo Express, lss
NJ, Il w ptd, ~ Western Union, So.
Min & st l., Am Cotton oil, 5l4
LONDON, Nov. 3, y. m.-Consols closed at
81 7-l6d for money and % ll-l6d for the ac-
count.
PARIS, Nov. 3.--Thrce per cent. rcntcs. s2f
5oifc for the account
BERLIN. Nov. 3.-rhc statement Of the Inn
perial Bank of Germany shows decrease in
specie of 5, $50, 900 marks,
BANK CLEAmNGs.
New ORLEANS, La, Nov 3.-Clcarings ST.
| 6S3, 500.
BALTIMORE. Md, Nov 3.-Clcarings s.,
63S, 2S6; balances, SI2o,497.
CHICAGO, H., Nov. S.-Clcarings. sl2G36,
| coo; for the week, 500 OSS, 600
NEw YoRK, Nov Shank clcarings $liS,.
| 557, 563 balances $6,75I ioi For the week
Clcarings, $67l, l3S, 259 balances, $}l, 500 go.
PmLADELPruA, Pa, Nov S,-Bank clear.
ings today, Sl2 21nSjt balances, 81, SIS. So.
For the week-Clcarings So, $780, bal
unces, 81, 1882
! 500, SIG 9is; balances, S3lO5.5ls. For the
wcek-Clcarngs, SluA 1ui sll; balances Sl4,-
| so, gj5 For the same week last year
| Clcarings, S99,02A io2 balances, $l29ll ,D7S.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov 3.-Clcarincs today,
| 81, l3i, SOS; balances SGOoN3O. For the week
-Clearings, $40, 7s9 sol balances, $2,OlG 43l.
| For last week-Cloarngs IGU15,G25 bal
anccs, $2,6l5,01S For corresponding week
last ycar-Clearings SlGoN9,3gl; balances,
| 81, l39, sol.
NEw YoRK, Nov. 3-Thc weekly bank
statement shows the following changes Re.
serve decrease, 81 a6> l51 loans, increase,
| S70l 500, specie, decrease, s2,39I COO lcga,
| Sac, 200, circulation. decrease, SI2l.8UO. The
banks now hold Sl3, 55H 500 in excess Of the
| ~ per cent. rule.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

l''' DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
New York and eastern demand, 50 dis
count buying, sight, 50 discount buying,
par selling New Orleans, &c discount
buying, par selling. Cincinnati, st. Louis
and Louisville, demand - buying, par sell
ing. 10
The bank clearlngs for the past week, So
307, 755.02, are the largest weeks clearings in
the history of the Memphis Clearing house.
The Manhattan Bank financial circular for
November has the following as to domestic
and foreign securities: "The market for in
vestment bonds during the past month has
been strong and we record material adj
vances. Taxing Districts were the feature,
and, under liberal demand and light offer.
ings, advanced ~ to 2 per cent New Or
leans premium SIS are fully per cent.
higher; Cotton Exchange 6's advanced per
cent; Mississippi levee 6s, per cent; Ten
nessee Coal & Iron 6s, "a per cent; Mem
phis & Charleston consols, 2 per cen T.; Ten
nesscc State SIS, pa per cent In regard to
Taxing District bonds IL occurs TO MS TO re-
mind our investing friends that the per
cent bonds OF our neighboring city,
New Orleans, are firm in the neigh
borhood of no Surely. a Memphis
G per cent. bond should, intrnsically,
be worth as much. City OF Atlanta 6's are
selling up 10 ll2. United States 4 per cent
bonds declined fully NC during the month
Little Rock & Memphis SIS have suffered a
serious depression, owing TO the competition
Of the Gould roads and the recent acquire
ment by the Gould party of the ST. Louis,
Arkansas & Texas Railroad. Speculative Sc
curities, with the exception Of American Oil
Trusts and Tennessee Coal & Iron, are dull
and heavy. The former advanced fully Sc
during the month"; the latter ic. Bank
stocks were dull but firm; insurance stocks
stngnant Money is in good supply, al
though the demand continues fair and rates
are firm at s per cent. The clearings for oc-
tober were Sll,7S3G3o against $40, 725, 2J6
last year, an increase OF 81, Us. 3JI"
The local cotton market closed steady to-
day, with sales OF 1, 100 bales, or 1900 20 cx.
portcrs and 1900 to spinncrs. Holders Of
cotton were asking from &c to &c above
quotations.
At New Orleans spots closed steady and
futures steady at an advance OF 3 to points.
Liverpool closed quiet with moderate in
qury, and futures firm at an advance Of ?
points. The New York market was quiet
and futures very steady and upi points.
Hubbard Price & Co. say The usual
Saturday dulncs, has prevailed, intensified,
II possible, by the political situation, but
prices showa slight gain over last evening
and the undcrtunc remains distinctly firm.
Crop accounts continue good, aud by some
the slow movement OF the crop Is ascribcd 20
the political element which Is more or less
with labor. The fight between the Farmer
Alliance and the Bagging Trust must also be
iakcn into consideration as contributing
toward the delayed marketing Of cotton,
though many Of our correspondents are dis
posed TO bclittic its influence. Foreign
frrigh, Is working daily easier"
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Household Nmnnlies.

FRuIT-Quiet. Oranges, S5.O0@5.50 per brl,
S2OOGD2.5O per box. Lemons, S2.50Cti 10 per
box. Bananas Sl.OOGL225 per bunch. Cal:
ifornia pears, 1925 per box. Grapes-Con-
cord, i0c per basket; Catawba 45c per basket.
ArPLEs-Sl.75@22 5 per brl. Dried apples,
3lS@ic per Id, from store. Dried peaches,
4a5c, from store.
EGGs-Easy. Boxes, Ice; cases, lie.
RAIsrNs-Lo London layers, S225; California,
g. 25 per box.
GANE-Quail, $3.50 per dozen; squirrels,
9oc@Sl per dozen; rabbits, IL. 2jMl.5O per
dozen; wild turkeys, soc to 75c each; wood
duck 500 per dozen; teal, S22lM250 per
dozen; mallard, 50 5Og2.75 per dozen. Noni-
son saddles StilOc 10; whole deer, I6l5c 10.
Recommendations, Sl.65@l75 per brl.
Cahbagc-Louse 5@7c. haut-ptr hrl,
500; half brl, $3.50 Garlic, 50c per 100.
Carrots, S30o@3.5O per brl. Bects, $500
40 per brl. Parsnips, $500 per bril- Horse
radish, S5.0O@j.jO per brl
BUTTER-Butterine, ijc; creamery, $50
SOC; dairy, lSc country butter, l7@2Dr.
CIDER-Ozark, $3.50 per brl, and $3.50 per
half hrl.
NYrGAE-Pcr gal l0@l2c.
PoULTRY-Chickens, young, 81 .25Cgl7 10,
mixed, Si.5Oa2OO hens 81 100000.
PfCHLEs-lirls, $3.50, half brls, $500
PoTAroEs-Firm, 81 .75d2 - per hrl; sacks,
6O@75c; Utah, 0Oc per bushcli sweet, Sl.OOG
l.2a per brl.
NuTs-Cocoanuts, s. per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, Ilg@6c; Tennessee, farmers stock,
3l5@ic, roasted, 2iac higher shellcd, G97c.
| PcCans, Texas g60i2c.
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Grain ana Provisions.

CmcAdo, H., Nov. sit was a dull. heavy
market for wheat all day, influenced by
steady selling Offerings coming on the mar
kct freely aud not much demand The
feeling was somewhat unsettled aud gcnCr-
ally weak. The speculative offerings were
fair, with operator, uu the short side feeling
q little more confident though at the same
time are disposed 90 act cautiously for fear
of manipulation. The news from the North
west was little NOR, hcarish The open
ing was easy but price, soon rallied, al
yancng &c for May, then became weak
passing the Si.l5 mark Tor MAY, declining 10
point Just SIC below the top price reached
Wednesday, and closed at inside figures
There was n steady stream of selling orders
on the market credited largely To q local
trader. though he had some following
Corn was only moderately active trading
being mainly local, and most OF the business
transacted early iu the session. I he feeling
on the whole was rather nrmcr than ON yes
tcrday, there bciug less disposition on the
part OF local traders % short the market
Opening sales wcrH 40 yesterdays closing
prices, were quite firm Tor time, then cascd
oil some, ruled steady and closed 80 &c
higher than yesterday,
Oats were steady There was n slight
improvement In the demand Tor November
delivery, with the market also shade
stronger Other iuiups up 10 May remain
exceedingly quiet iu some eases almost
nominal, but In MIy there was fair trade,
with a steady feeling Prevailing aud trans
actions were az about Yesterday quotations.
Trailing In mess pork was limited. unrr'
ings rather light, with some inquiry from
the short interest Early boo the day Ga,
feeling Was hrmcr aud prices W,rr advanced
i5ml7l.c. but settled again g. lu0lglsr later
ia the day, and c'u.rd quiet Trading Wa.
chiefly Ia January lnd May deliveries
Very littly Dusiuu.s Wa, transacted loo lard,
aud the changes iu price. were slight
short ribs attracted very littlo attention
aud trading was limited Price, ruled . ~
Be higher, and a., market closed steady.
The leading futuru. ranged as follows
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NEW YORK.

Spots opened firm and closed quiet; mid
ding 9lS-l6c. Sales, 1876 bales. Quotations
are as follows Ordinary, 61l-l6c; good
ordinary, SIC; low middling, 95-l6c; mid
ding. 9lS-l6c; good middling, lohc; mid
ding fair, 1870; fair, 119sc.
Futures opened steady and closed very
steady, as follows: November, 9.5l@9,52;
December, a.G2; January, 9.74@9.75; Febru-
airy, 0.S5@9.S6; March, 9.95@906 April, 1904
@l005 May, 1914; June, 1922 July, 1929
@io3O; August lo.S5@l0,S6 Sales, 1890
bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and steady
and closed steady; middling, o Slice Sales,
5000 bales Quotations are rs follows: 0rdi-
nary, 7-l6c; good ordinary, Slice; low mid
ding sl3-lGc; middling, 95-lGc. good mid
ding 9l3-lGc.
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
as follows: November, 9.i9992O Deem
Der, 9.2O@9.2l January, o.30@9.3l; Febru.
AIRY, 9.4o@942; March, 9.5l@9,52; April, 9Gl
@9,63; May, aT@972; June, e.S1@oS2;
July, 9.9o990l. Sales, 49, 200 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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l&50;June, $3.50 Spot-.Rio quiet and steady;
fair cargOes, Sl5.25, Sugar-Raw, inactive;
fair refining, 4 1916; centrifugal, 2G' test;
6k@6Ac; refined quiet aud steady. Mo.
lasScs-Nomnal, New Orleans weak, 5O@5Sc.
Mce-Firm, moderate business; domestic,
4A@GSc; Japan, 4A@5hc.
NV ORLEANS, La, Nov. S-Sugart- Easier;
prime to choice centrifugal. &c; choice white,
6aSM6Ac; oflwhite, 6A@Gsc; grey white,
Csc; choice yellow clarified, Gism6 site;
prime yellow clarified, 5l5-l6@Gc OIL yellow,
clarified, 5'sc; seconds, 4a@5ssc, Other ar
ticlcS unchanged.
CmCNGo, H., Nov. Son the Produce Elk.
change, today, the butter market was steady;
Elgin creamery, 26@2lc; choice western,
23W25lsc; choice dairy, l5N22c; common to
fair, lI@l7c Eggs-Stcady at l0dl0Rc.
CINCINNATI, O., Nov. S.-Whisky-Stcady
and firm; sales, l,259 barrels on basis OF
Sl.l4, Bulter-Dull. Sugar-Easy. Eggs
iirmer at NE ChecSc-Stcady.
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C,a.hquolations were as follows

Cal quotations were ls follows
Fluur=Quiot AMI study
NO ? spring wheat .Ill0lii'S 40. o
spring wheat ssHIIrl ~. . ul slll
ttlllaS No. corn. ss.g Nu. 2 uaIs,
2ll.c. 80. ryc. o.. Nu = barley. nominal.
40. illN-ood, $l.in prime timothy seed,
Mess PORK per barrel. tiIm. Iarl, Ter
lup pounds tHtHl-ltla short uh .II..
.'oossL s,l5m5Hl dry ali,i shoulder
IhHE.lN ,.uuHS..' hort clear Sides .luArI.
s0l2i .Bs2i
E,ciipts-Flour s.ol, brl. wheat iGou
hU. rIu 900 Nu. uHfs. 10000 hu, Hp.
l2Uul hu. barley. 5000 Hu.
shipments Flour GUl BRIL- wheat
glyJ hu. corn. i-lun Iu oats siuH
hu, rye. GulI bu, barley, 1ln" hu.
So Louis No.. Npv a.-fiHur-uu'l aul
easy.
HUaIr decline frW fh. opening HlI II.
r.d Ufsh .lIiil TUI nominal. lC0UmU,r
.Iu... ..lu Hil1 b.. t.u#IUraf .IW NHy.
$40 fnI15'.. c'..Hrui .ll4'a DID,
Corn. EmUT HH o. u.H. #I'fw lT
r.WHUr ai' .r o.. El.U .H' ... ,..HU" Hi
II .H bid iUUu1r. . M.. rse closing
uI - NIy. aI ,....ura 30 ..e bod.
uIfsHNH tuai $780, U"h 20. HI.
November 2si,c .. Mly -,rgal.g bid.
Bur#luHrg t..
lgXs"HIH Firm 90
tHmUl Dull $500
Eru. quiet SO. .... .N' .rlic.
Barley Dull. Town .HH"
lluE=plInnr .H..Hu prairie. $500
% 900. timothy. eil IH.u
Buuu-T.m. ...N sHgg choice en
3iU dairy. choice Do"
E.r .Iirm.E I.'.. urHU.d stock .ui %
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CANyrD Coon -r.ucapp.cs ;LJo roarhr.
lhs. standard. sialIIlr slrun1. 81 H.
tomatoes. . Dos. standard. srTH. o |H.
standard tiW. stnub,rr.a. ~ la.p.
berries, $40. BIarkbCrHcs, tlw. Groom
Cages els. Pears, tAD. TIuWa $500
Asparagus, SiuO Green corn, 8uI4li'.
drDu peas, si2i. Cove OYSTER. llII
weight, ! 10. uic. 2 lbs. siGImlG. light
wei nL big lhs SiOInliu. Con.
dpuscd milk, Crown, 800 Eagle $40
Swiss. 500. Salmon ti.5jm2OD. slnIiur.
sl1l; mustard 1rI.ucs. sI7j. Ma.E.Ul,
Si.2j. herring mHcsrul. ti.u5
sroAt-Purv white, 7Kc yellow clarified.
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Iru. MU,h,ul mll lf.s NuItS1D n.
o $500 lU.Ib. klt. Nu. .. sI.EH Nu p sI.J.
so. %. $40 Dry herring fmIv Iic per
box. ~. g. r1. herring IaI nrl, $50.
LWu=Iy. s... hliI hU.. s.# hU. a'-C.
ghY.nr kettle. uanlU.c. sfHIu
rus fuI=liil4 ,Ipt Dab. brs, .iW
lrH. .lau.
10. rUuDrors-eto11y mrH pork si17i
migul agmFCUrl 'um. llhMig ID, break.
iH.l bacon, in'. .lgi.U cIDIrU sides, bacon.
p'.g shoulder. s'sg bulk pork. clear
sidc. ir clear rio sid,s. So. long clear
$40. shoulder, 1fur
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No changes in local market quotations
were made today Amounted grain Goo store
II ihc elevator Corn, GIllu shells, oats, ~.
$50 bushels. wheat, ! M bushels.
AIN 49, Orleans su nrs are Boz fir demand
with prices steady and fairly wen main
tanned. Mo'heos j. iu good supply with
stock demand and prices easy, owing To The
absence oi orlc~. There ,sar good demand
i1l rice. prices firm with upward tendency
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Cory=lr0m store, white. hig mixed. h'C.
from lDypy Dr depot wh.,a Doc bulk. ESQ Doe
u.k., Ole missed Boo bulk. &c. boz sacks Soc.
EHlNHlr1W store. SlH, from iCygo uT De-.
pot slHU.
iuu .|nI.. so ... car load. from lcy,e ur
depot sill1 prairie, from -'Hr. 1iHD1e, cor
lHal irHW IagDH Hr depot 600 .1Hllul.
uAUHEHm store. white. u.s. mixed. al".
from 'v.r ur depot white Boo Hu.a. 3l. Iu
sl,if. $50. mixed. boo bulls, D.. Boo sacks Bic.
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IiNO AiNcI.

CHICAGO, H., Nov. 2.-The DprerS Jour
nal reports; Catte-Rcccipts, i,5v0 ship.
mentS, ---, Market dull and slow; natives,
S2.3O@i75. Texans, S.lO@32i, cows, bulls
and mixed, Sl,5O@S35.
Hogs-Rcccipts 10000; shipment s. ---.
Market lower, mixed, $5iNG55O; heavy,
S5.Go@565; light $5AO@5.5G skipS, 5000
$50.
.Shccp-RccciptS 1000. Market lower:
natives, S2.5O6iL %; western, S3lOOJ3. 80,
Texans, 81 75@35O, lambs SL5O@5.25.
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Fioru-From store. common. f2EiH35p.
family SlaIHLip. choice, si5urtsl, fancy
5l'fiS %, extra fancy, s,siMlt0, patent
tG 2inGrf quiet
Cons Mlit-rcah. $780, roller s2a5a
30 quiet
BrAys hyD pris-Nayy beans SOS mo
iium, t2u
Ul Mru--In half hrls. $3.50 from store
Cr,,ErHs--al1. extra. rr treble extra,
g'.r. GINGER wHUs. o. .HIH. assorted Jum
i'.s. luII-.. cream ru.kura. SI. fIuH
CrAgElD WuATHlu hI.i bris, tL5D from
sfurs.
H1uyy Avn GUuu=Frum s'0r', sJ2,.
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&c; refined A, 7Ssc; standard granulated, SCI
powdered, SIC; cut loaf, SIC, steady.
CoFfEE-Common, l4lSc; ordinary, llk5c;
fair, l6Hc prime Rio, lSc; choice TO fancy
Zoe; old government 30dS2c; strong
SALr--Saginaw Sl.3OalS4 per bril- Ohio
river, Sl.2O9l.25 per brl; SKIS, fine, $l.35@
lao; coarse, Sll0@l.l5; pktS, 2AH7c.
RcE-Louisiaha, 424@5Ac; Carolina, &c;
quiet
CANDIEs-Stick, all sizes in bxs pals and
brls, 9h@llc; fancy, assorted lO@i5c; extra
fancy, lS@25c; firm.
CHEEsE--Prmc flats, Sl!6o,lc; New York
factory, 9k@l0c; full cream, l2@l2lsc; Young
America, l21@l3c.
Scars AND CANDLEs-Soap, 3l.@5c; can
dies, full weight, 0L@9Hc.
STARCn-SAG3hc.
MoLAssEs-Louisiana, common TO fair %
@2oci prime choice, 40@lSc; fancy, iS@50c;
centrifugalS common 10 fair, 2O@3Oc; prime
to choice, 3O@35c; syrup 20Gi5c; quiet
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LIVERPOOL.

At noon: Spots Moderate inquiry. Sales,
5000 bales Of which American o, 100 bales.
Receipts, 1900 bales, of which American
10, 100 bales. Closing quotations were as fol-
lows: Middling, : ll.l6d.
Futures opened firm at adyancc, and closed
firm.
THESE prices are given in pence and Giths,
thus: 4.63 means i63-Gid, and 5.0l means
l-6idl
At pm. November, $50 sellers; No.
vembcr-Dccember 5.25 buyers; December
January, 5.25 sellers January-Fcbruary, 5.2j
sellers; February March. 525 buyers; March
April, 5.25 buyers; April-May, j.2S sellers;
May-Junc, $50 sellers; June.July, 5.3l buy
crs
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COT on MARKETs.

The local cotton market opened by
nuI closed siaalw m.dI'.us ntr Sales
4iup bllD. including 90 bales last oven.
iu- oi vbigh2"n t9 cXplrgr and
l.llH ia.D iU sp.uucu
EXCHANGE grurirf1ER.
Ordinary. nominal snul ordinary nom.
m1N loss m'Iil.ut si5.lD. m.di,Wt H'ic.
cool milll.rr 9oIJc m.diiug m.r % Sci.
t.s nominal.
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frHI,..N At. d. %, tt.. 80 q g. o. o.. tst
IHN.NG.. 90. NAL r. d. D., f,0la e.. q. g. o.
W.uH.as. D.. so. g. D. o. o.. lll X. e.. o.. a
MR. il.ls. D. e.. MAN o. o.. go. T. -. b. o..
On Tom Nld. b. 3D.. 90 ucamln co. wagons.
e. Total. i.it bales.
ftuaffs..N sc HR,i.g2 ~ &TR.R H. ~.
GN.RE.. ct co. q 3. w. a. o. Lsu. L.. \
o.AT.H. b.. ps tenn Ma 80. sioamcr North,
tens stHimcrs South, 00 bales Total, @ ~ hales
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COL.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 3-Wool market
buoyant and prices a shade higher all along
the line; bright medium, lGCu2ic; coarse
braid. li@2Oc; low sandy l0Wl1c: fine light
lSW2oc; fine heavy, ll@l7c tub washed, 2S
H. az
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rnltnn A.n,l prn,inris-

pRps CHrnE Ou-inr; prime summer yell
low, jUc. summer white, 5ic, choice cook.
ing summer yellow hjC, cotton seed meal,
$3.50, less than car load S2O.5O.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE PAR SELLING.

Cotton steady-Middling Cotton. o LIDO
Sales Today, 4,loo Bales - The
General Market Is Steady-Meats
Steady.
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Live stock.

LANrs-Choicc, BE-; common TO good pcS
head, S25pH3uD.
HoDs-Cho.cc light, GGGisc, good 5lS@Cc;
common, 5@bi.c.
CArrLU-Choicc, 3'.@3'ici good. 9iE@3c;
scallaWag-, lam2ls C.
SnrEr- Choice, a., medium, 3@3Hc; COM
mon, Sl.OJaijO.
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Nrw YouE, nv 3 = Coffee - options
steady. Sales. B. u b1U including No.
yombcr, $4,000 go, December $3.50
Csi30jJanuafy 81 iy8i3oOfcbrunry 1850
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oil aud Iurpcntinc.

CLEVELAND, q, Nov. S.-Pctrolcum
steady $. W 1902 nc,
WuwN0roN n. C., Nov, S-Turpcntnc
firm, nj Al -
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INTERIon MoyEMEYr, Noy. 2.
PLANTATION MONUMENT.

The New York Financial Chronicle Of
November 3, estimates the total supply Of
American and other cottons a, follows:
Total visible supply lSs2 lGJ7, $50 bales
against 1856 So IN lss7. These figures iudi.
cate a decrease u cotton ia sight of G,G ojd
bales, us compared with same date in lss7,
AMI a decrease Of 36s3l0 bales as compared
with ls,B
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New yorL Dr, Goods Market,

Nrw NoRK, Nov 3-nusincss was practi-
cally suspended today owing to interest in
campaign demonstrations.
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MUSTANG l.lMlME

CURES HofLOwHORS, CAKED BAGS,
ClUp a liOOF DISEASE IN CATTLE
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APPEAL OPFicR,
SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. 3, 1883.
Money is in ample suppl! and in good de-
mand. Rates are firm at per cent
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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-17

This theory thst Governor Church viii
resign is not sustained by anything
more potent than the conviction that be
should resign, Q conviction which Gov
ernor Church does not share with the
general public. 1t is safe to say. that he
Will remain governor until his successor
claims his seat. IL will be best for the
republicans to make their arrangements
with that belief in view. The most i'm
portant duty OF the governor during q
legislative session is the appointment of
territorial officials for the ensuing two
years, his nominations being sent to the
council and confirmed by that body. 1t
is worth his while for Governor Church
to hold bis place to the last that be mey
perform this ofioial act. But by QUICK
movements he may be set aside and the
appointments given over to o republican
governor. President Harrison will be
inaugurated on the 4th of March and the
senate will have an immediate session.
The Legislature of Dakota, If it holds un.
til the limit of its time, will not adjourn
until the 18th of March. BY arranging
the matter in advance with General Har-
rison Re can, if he will, create q repub.
lican governor for Dakota long enough
before the adjournmens of the leglsla-
ture to enable him to make the terri.
torial appointments.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-17

Washinston Post: Colonel JACQUES,
q wealthy Philadelphia. living in Lon.
don. has offered to give 100000 tow
ard the establishments Or university in
Wsshins tonll oi tle euuca,,on II tie In
dams, on condition that So, 100000 are
raised. The matter was laid before the
New York Academy OF Anthropolooy
last Monday night. Viroqua, princess
OF the Mohawk and ruler of what re-
mains OF the Six Nations. who was pres.
ent, was asked by President Mann TO
address the association. She talked
most entertainingly OF the past and
future of her race. She firmly believes
that there 10 no salvation for the red
man except in education, and her pre.
sent trip to New York is with the hone.
by raising sufficient money, to found q
university in Washington, where. as she
says, my people can he surrounded by
the best OF ~infuences.n
10 accomplish her purpose the prin-
oes estimates $3, 900 900 will be needed.
One third OF that amount has already
been promised her by Col. jacques. The
chairs of the embryo university ara 10
be held by Indian professors.
Viroqpa, or the Flower OF the Mo.
hawks" traces her descent through
several centuries aud has devoted her
lie and fortune 90 the education oil her