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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-05

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand, = discount
buying; sight, 81 discount buying; par, sell
Ing. New Orleans, &c. discount buying par,
selling. Cincinnati. st. Louis and Louis
Vile, demand, 81 buying; par, selling.
But little, II anything, worthy Of notice Is
doing in local stocks, either in an invest
mont or speculative way. Tho supply Of
money is somewhat limited and the general
trade demand is quite active.
Henry Clcws & Co, in their weekly
financial roviow OF the New York stock mar
ket, and regarding It's future, state a. fol-
lows Regarding the future Of the market
We look for considerable activity In bull
ranks. Operators on the latter side are In
full control Of the situation, aud exhibit
ample confidence in their ability 10 take all.
vantage OF Il. Certainly the conditions in
their favor are EXCEPTIONAL and stocks
bought on tho reaction may, on the present
outlook, be regarded rs safe purchases for a
satisfactory rise. The money market con.
tinucs quiet, and as the more important
requirements have already been met, the
possibility OF stringcnoy in the fall months
Is daily becoming moro remote"
In the local cotton market today spots
closed steady al decline Of l-lGc, with sales
Of 1890 bales, Of which exporters took 1900
and spinnen 600 bales.
At New Orleans cotton declined l-lGc,
closing quiet and with futures quiet and
steady, and 2 10 points decline.
Liverpool was firm, demand fair, quota
tons revised; futures advanced point, clos.
ing quiet The New York spot market was
quiet ut q decline Of l.lGc, with futures
closing steady, October going of o points
and remaining months ? to 3 points
Hubbard, Price & Co. say: IAN advance
In Liverpool Of from ! 10 points, M shown
by this mornings cables, failed to exert any
apprcciablc influence ON our opening prices.
There seems 10 have been an absence Of news
today, favorable or otherwise, aud but Tor
the little activity occasioncd by the transfer
Of u considerable number of contracts from
October To November, which depressed the
former position without advancing the latter.
the market has been without a feature Of i'm.
portancc Receipts today, though compare.
lively smaller than those Of yesterday arr
still OF fair volume"
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Iessi.sufI..

CoRS-from storc. white. Abc. mixed. bSc
from lcycc or depot white. In bulk, Isc. In
sacks ole, mixed, In bulk, t5c Ia sacks, ,oc
DEAN-From store, Sc, from lcyco or do-
pot, Si5.5n.
iiAY-Choicc from sturc, or; car load
from lcycc or depot, ti5.hGGtlBOO. prime.
from store sOtaN,ci car Load. from lcycc or
depot, sii.j1 prairie. from store. 65CtGlc, car
Load. frum lcycc ur depot, SiDioCtil.O1
OAts--frum storc. white, Ne mixed 3lc.
from leyec or depot white, IN bulk, Ne, ia
SACK, sac. mixed, in bulk, ~; Ia sacks, Sic.
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AZ noon spots-Firm; demand fair.
Sales, 10000 bales, OF which Amer
lean 400 Receipts, 1900 bales, Of
which American 2, 700 bales Closing quo.
tations were ~ follows: Ordinary, Lied;
good ordinary, 5hd; low middllng, 6Nd
good middllng Cad; middling uplands,
3 l6-lGd, middling orleans, . l5-i6d.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet
THESE prices are given In pence and Giths,
thus: 4.0J means O3-6id, and SOL means
6l-6id.l
Ala pm: October. 5.i3 sellers October.
November, 530sellcrs November December,
30 sellers; Dcccmber-January, 6.2i sellers
January February, 52i sellers; February
March, 627 value; March-April OBS buyers,
April-May, b2i buyers; May.Junc. 52O
value
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IlreafIsfnns

CoRN ME,L-Standard, S235l2iO, city
pearl. g.. l5C12 ~, pearl, $500 quiet
BrASs AND PEls-Nayy beans 1850, me.
dunn. 500.
oar MEAL-In half brls. $3.50 from store
CRACgEEs-Soda, treble extra. Gc; ginger
snaps slsCLnc; assorted iumblcs lUCgi2c,
cream crackers, sysCti,c.
fLouh-from atcrc, common, %. 1Stli 90,
family, aitbCsi.b5, choice, ti1OCGi ~, fancy,
Olgh.J1, extra fancy, SOO9S1O. patent
81 OOetG. -. strong.
CnAcKED WuEAr-ln half brls, $50 from
store.
IloNfNY AND GRrrs-From store, 1875.
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good ordinary, SIC; low middling,
Sc; middling, 00-l0c; good middling, iOc.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet
and steady, as follows: October, a.i7@0lS;
November, 9,o9@9.li; December, 0.i260.l 49,
January, 9,2i@O22 February, 0.3Og03i;
March, 930@940; April, a4S@9.49 May,
o,57@05s; June, 9O7@06S July, a74@97O
Sales 1900 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT
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Provisions.

fisu-M nckcrcl, half brls, No I, = - No
. $50. lO.lh. Nj, No. I. &l3l, No. 2. sl.2G
QoH W e. Rue herring. half brl. sB75.
Hoo PEobtCrs=-trpng; mess pork
iid rttlO.1H sugnr.curcd hams, lg,,m
lJac. breakfast bacon, li61i2C bacon.
clear rib sides, lO'bMlOhsc. shoulders 800
p'bc bulk pork. clear sides. iNri. clear rib
sides, pjsc, long clear, pisc, shoulders, SO
sac.
LARB-Tccs. i0'sMlOi,c. half hrls. iONm
l0bc. krrS, inN@iuisc. choice kettle. i0i.6t
lih.c. Strong,
rius frrr-linrrcls 5000. half brls, sLo0
Keys, S2uu
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 4-The Dropers' Journal
reports Cattle-receipts 1900, shipments
5000 Market steady; beeves, $GO0@6 so;
steers, $3.25(G4.00 stockers and feeders, 200
g295; cows, bulls and mixed, 81. 50(l3 90;
Texas cattle. sl.7o@30O; western rangers
$2.30@4.25.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; shipments, 5000
Market uneven, prices averaged 15c lower;
mixed, s8.Oo@6.55; heavy, 80 1906. 80; light,
$S.75@6.l0; skips, $3.5O6l54O
Sheep-Receipts, 10, 700; shipments, 5000
Market slow, easier natives s3.OO(D3. 80;
western, 90. 25@3.7O; Texans s205g3. 40
lambs, $3.75Cg5.75.
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Miscellaneous.

BA0GING-ll LlJl3c.
PowDER-Kegs, 800; half kegs, 1915;
quarter kegs, Sl.75.
TIEs-$l. l5@i.25.
SnoT-Drop, $i.45; buck, $.70.
LEAD-0c.
TALJOw-3(1ic.
ToDAcco-Common, 25@3jc; other grades.
35ClSSc.
SSuFY-Garrotts $685. Ralph's, $10.25;
Dental Scotch, 5000. Railroad, 1925; Gail
Il AK, 800.
Coal Ou-Primc white, who lesalo lots
one per gal.
Woodbury., grease wool, unwashcd, 10
GIl3c; clear grease wool, 2OCg25c; bury,
washed, 2O61SOc; tub washed, 3OGy3ic.
BEEswAx-lSCg2Oc.
NAIIs-Iron, S2.05; steel, S2.20.
IIpEs-Dry flint, No. /, lie; No. 2, i0c;
dry salted. &c: No. 2 &C.; green sailed, No. 1,
0Ic; No. ., ihc; green, iGg5c; shocpskins,
l5cGSl 90 Arm.
wnIsKY--Staight kentucky Bourbon,
sl.6OMGO0; Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn, firm, Si.506g3.00 eastern ryes, Sl.S56g
600, according to age and make; common
whisky, 05cGDsl. 80, according 10 proof; moth
ing under 70 per cent. quoted.
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NIscELI.ANrnrs nnNns.
COTTON Markets.

Tho local cotton market opened steady
and olu-'d steady middliuE. pplGc. Sales,
1900 bales, Including GJO bales last
evening. ut which 2urD bales 10 exporter
and CIV bale, 60 sIHuurr.
tNyuANUE quot ,rioNA
Ordinary Il1yruul ordinary. 2 lsiG low
middlinF Oslo. miIIliurppIGr. .,nI mia.
ding . bic midduuF iair. 10 i.iG.. hi,.
nominal.
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3k@4c--roasted 2I{c higher; shellcd, 6@7c.
Pecans. Texas -0gl2c.
PouLTny-Chickens, young. $i.50@2. Is I;
mixed S2Vo@225; hens, S2.50@276.
PICKLEs-lIrls, $3.50; half brls, 800.
POTAToEs-Firmi ,1.15 per brl; sacks, 65c;
sweet 81 so per brl.
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NEW YoRK, Oct. 4.-There was fair vol
ume Of business In motion as the result Of
orders and personal selections TO meet i'm
mediate requirements. Heavy weight fancy
woolens and soft wool dress fabrics were in
better demand,
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Cnitnn seed l,rn,,uci..

PRMr CRUDE Ou.-Nominal; prime sum
mcr yellow, lGgI7c; prime summer white
i7CIiSc; choice cooking summer yellow,
4sGg5Oc; cotton seed meal, $l75OOiS.0O
less than car load, 1900.
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Live stock.

LANB--Choice 4IS@5c; common to good,
per head, sl.5Og3.0O.
Hoos-Choicc light, G@0IIc; good, 5II@Gc;
common, 6C15hc,
CArrLE-Choicc, 3Ii@3Ifc. good, 2h@3c;
scallnwags, lh@2Hc.
SnEEr-Choioe, &c; medium. 3CJ3Kc com
{. 4
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lnNruN. Ovt A-i98u y m. Z ousuls closed
~ iH i3.iti Tor moLry, aud us 3tOd Tor the nc.
count II, Hank Of England has advanced
IT. rate u discount frnm per cent a. per
cent Tho amount u bullion gone into The
Hank " England ON balances today Is cas-.
uO1. The bullion IN the hank vt England
has decreased tsOl 90 during the pa,t week
Tho proportion of the Bank " England rc.
serve 90 liability h now 3j7s per cent
iAniH Oct A-Ihrvc Ior cent rrntes.
S2f G,c fot the account Tie HANK al Ffnnc.
has Fixed its rate of discount at a.. p.r con.
Tho weekly statement Ut the Hank VI France
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Movements at the Leyec.

Arrivals-Kate Adams, Arkansas City; U,
7. Schenck, New Orleans.
Departures-Kate Adams, Arkansas City;
U. L. Schenck, Cincinnati.
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Articles. Opening Highest. loves, closiu,
Cash quotations wcrc ~ follows

Cash quotations were ~ follows
Flour--ln good demand aud higher
Patent, tG75cgLl0. bakers, g. 25a52j.
No. spring wheat, sl.OJII6si. ODji No. 3
spring wheat, eGlgs0sc, No. 2 red, Si.O94@
l.W's No. corn, 4iJsCB45c, No. 2 oats 2lc;
No. rye 6Sc; No. 2 barley. nc; No.
iinSsccd. .sLsg prime timothy seed, $l.65
CJl.5G.
Mess pork, per brl. Sl5.JOdi552 lard,
per 100 lbs, 1000 short ribs sides, toosol
sOi5M15O, dry saltcd shoulders, (boHcdG
sS62 hgs.15, short clear Sides (boXcdL
o. 2lhp5O.
Rcccipts-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat, 80, 900
bui corn, 10000 bu; oats 10000 bu; rye,
l2Op bu: barley, jS.CpD bu.
Shipmcnts-flour 81 90 brlS; wheat, a..
90 bu. corn. $4,000 bu. oats, 500, OJO bu: rye,
1900 bu; BARLEY, 5i,OJ bu.
81. Lotus, Mo-, Oct i.-Flour nominally
firm
Whoat-Cash lover and unsettled. Op-
lions higher. The market was very nervous
aud unsettled, but fluctuations were smaller
and not NJ frequent The close was Dcccm-
Der - aud May &c above yesterday No. .
red, cash, Los October, $L0s1. closing az
N.Vya, nominnli December Sl.lOi., closing
asked.
Cou--Lowcr; No ?, cash, 3oJlc: October.
@bajpA.c, closing M 3gifc: November
@A,c, clcuslng at S5c bid. year, 3g.Gy3lc.
closing at Sc bid, January, 3iisc, closing at
3Ac bid May 4k@-iGc, closing at 36c
Oats-l.ower but firm, No ?, cash. 22.c:
May, Jose, October, 22ilc bid November
| 23t.c bid.
Bnn-Dull and easy nj 5s65ac.
flaSsccd-sharply higher, Si.3i bid for
prime.
Ryc-Firm; No. 2, 5ic
Curu u,gnl-Quiet - 10
llny--Littlc doing prairie F.51@s. So
timothy. Sil.O0CgiL2i
Ruttcr-Quici hut steady, creamery, $50
30; dairy, ibtgl1c.
Ei1,.-Easicr. good stock, i5c
proyisiuns-fim. Pork - ii0 256tlO so
Lard Prime steam nomnnlly Si0N Dry
siltmcats- Shoulders, $500. longs aud ribs,
igOn. short clear. SiODl. Ilacon--Shouldcrs,
tp2i. long. aud ribs. 5000 :. short clear.
tlus5is lIams-fi .Hnnt1JO.
Rcccipts-Flour 400 brls wheat 1900
hu corn, 500 bu. cat, 1900 bu, rye, 500
bu barley. GO11 bu.
Shipmcnts-Flour. ~ 600 brls wheat q.
~ hu. corn, 2ih,OD hu. oats, 800 bu. rye,
i,Up hu; barley Loo bu.
kNsN cry, No, Oct 4-whcnt-
asked Nuycmhct o. bid. 500 asked. ~.
crmhcr. ~ sc bid silooi5 asked. NAV, a. .OIN,
bid, si.Oh'S asked No soft cash, sales nj
1iul. ncccmbcrsAlcs at ti.O6t,.
Corn-Quict; M 2 cash. 32isc asked. the
year, 2sa.c bid nh asked. May, $3.50 bid,
% a. asked. 4
Oas-No, cash 9oc asked.
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NV NonE. Octd -Duilcc-Opiionso opened
hartley stcadyif iht'Nc. clu.rd steady
sales, iOsuUJ baai, iryiuding October. .i8. 20
Ctlaio. NuVcmhar q ipDtiA2O. December,
SO 2Osfl25O January, iiipttil2sl Feb.
ruary. tii.SC1sigN March. WMii2e5.
April si2W@A I.2I May. sli0j@i2.2O.
June. fi2 i59sgA July, i2iO, August,
N2ih Spot-lJo -fcfy strong fair car
goes i5Ac.
sugar-Raw Hilc more demand. sale
muscovndo NJ test SIC. fair refining
,.lGc ccntriiunlD icst q sc asked rclncdI
very quiet
CMcAao. III, oct. 4 On the Produce ct.
change today the butter market was quiet
aud unchanged. Eun creamery, 2g6i2lc.
choice western, 2i@2lg, choice dairy, iGCt
lSc EgYs-Steady and unchanged.
CtSciSSAri, o.. Oct --Whisky-Actlye.
sales, 1. $40 brls finished goods ON n basis OF
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stag. of the Rivers.

OFFCE SIGNAL sEHyicE q. s. A..
MENrnis Tenn, oct 4, sam.
The following observation. nrr taken nj all sta
lions named Ia the 18th meridian time. which
ono hour later than Memphis time
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IWV1TI'" " \ z II IT, n" " d 4 n m mn
Ian. o. ~, liU u 6iN o. o.. sl a.. a. A
4 W q r., ip'. T., DAT. q. s.E e.. n
N. n ~, =. \. e.. M&nHU. MNu.
ash Tenn MIA iiS il,ancr. OBI. uarous III
Total. 2,7li.
Erpor,s-L an RR, c1s c,uGzw Ru.
fsl Total, i,Ui1 bairs
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Hands md NincLs

Tho following list Is taken from the Man.
haitian bank quotations Of the isi, aud will
be corrected scmi.Ncckly;
uANE srngEa
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sLH Butter-steady. sugar-Easier. Eggs
Steady; lie. Cheese-Strong.
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%ifvViVVV Hulc5 bllVcf'
BANK cLEARISGs.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. oct:4 bank clearingS, $l4,-
8Gl 600. 80
NEW York. Oct. 4.-Clearings, slS3,S42,-
1887; balances, S9,100,222
BosTos, Mass. a0ct. 4.-Ccarings, $40, 252,-
1854; balances. $i.4l6,44l.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct 4.--Clearings, 81,
872, l0s; balances $475, 800
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct 4.-Clearings, Sll,-
222,654; balances $L5iOS 81.
Grain and Provisions
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Oct. 4.-Trading in wheat
WAS light today and there was general dis
position TO lot the market alone, at least for
the present. The market is too uncertain,
and after the occurrence Of last month and
the suspicion generally deem II prudent TO
hold oil. Domestic markets were all lower
and tho volume of speculative trading gem
ally lighter than for some days past. The
opening WAS again unsettled, with prices
varying fully No In different parts OF the
crowd, bnt not nearly so excited as yester-
day. The first trading was from Nc 10 lie
above yesterdays closing, but sold off SIC
Tor December and &c for May, huctunted fire.
quently within the established range and
the closing was from hNglc below yester-
closed fully ic higher.
Corn was quite active and unsettled most
OF the session, though there were periods
when the market ruled comparatively quiet.
The feeling developed dur ng the early part
Of the session was weak, prices selling oil &c
from the opening, which was nc better tl.In
the closing price yesterday. The market
then reacted lkc, ruled steady aud closed
with October &c, November Nc aud Decem-
Der &c higher than yesterday November,
rs on yesterday, received the most attention
and trading in this month at times was ex-
citing. Tho weak feeling early was attribut-
ed 10 free selling OF a heavy local operator
and to the liberal offerings OF several rcceiv-
ing houses, especially OF May, there being
considerable for sale around 39c. At decline
the operator heretofore mentioned turned
buyer and prices quickly reacted ibc. Tho
easier tone In wheat had tendency 10 in
crease offerings
Oats were easy. A decline In other mark
cts was the principal cause for the change,
aud 10 some extent local operators were
realizing Under these conditions prices
sought lower level, and No. oats for all
deliveries declined. ranging 9S@Ac lower.
May was tho lenst affected, prices for this fu-
turo being even shade better early and
closing without change.
A good business was transacted In pork.
but an unsettled feeling prevailed. January
received the most attention, and nuctuatod
freely within a range Of 20c Opened TIC
lower advanced Toe, recoded l0c, appreciated
200 and closed steady. Trading In other
futures was light and october developed dc.
cided weakness and dccliucd ESQ from yes
tcrday's close.
The market was active for short ribs, but
unsettled and price changes were confined
10 fair range Offerings we're liberal and
prices ranged lower.
Lard received moderate attention. but
trading centored chiefly In November and
January. Offerings were not large and q
steady feeling existed on the more deferred
futures, but on October was weaker and
prices lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK EX-
CHANGE PAR SELLING.

Cotton Steady-Mlddling Cotton, o-lec
Sales Today, 2,eoo Baies-The Tone
of the General Market stoady--Meats
Strong.
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New York Dry Cooks Market.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 4.-wool-Steady
and unchanged.
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WILMINGTON, N. O., Oct 4.-Turpentine
firm, 40Hc.
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MUSTANG LINIMENT

CuRrS FOOT ROT. sHouLDER-RoT.
bCkEW.WolIM AND sCAD IN suEEpl
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GEw YORK.

Spots opened quiet and closed qulct mid.
ding 10 b-i0c Sales t5l bales Quotations
were A. follows Ordinary &c. good orli.
nary, i5-l0c, low m.illInF Oisc. milll.ur.
10 6lOci good niddlinE lOac. middlng
fair, NC. fair iiisc.
Futures opened quiet aud closed steady. M
follows October p.is9gte November. ab5
@05s' December, 0.O@0Gi. January. o7l@
o72 February, 9.sOaasi. March p5OaqDO.
April, OT@as, May, lOW@lOO7. June.
l0i6@i0lG, July 229iO2J, August
i02G9iO2S Sales. o., 100 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
steady; middllng oiCc Sales. $500 bales
Quotations were as follows. Ordinary. pilo
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CURES IlOLLowUORN. CAKED RAGS.
GRUB a HOOP DISEASE IN CATTLEI
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CANNruGoous-fin apples u On. Peaches,
2 Tbs. standard N ~ second, SiO1 Toma.
toes. lhs, standard. SIC. 3 lis, standard.
a 40 Strawberries si.2b. Haspbcfrics, a. ~.
bl1ykhurrius, si.Uu Green Cages, sl.25. pcar..
s2UD llums. $50. Aspa.agrus, ttuO. Green
corn. tlWWli,. Green pUns, si.2i. Cove
oysters, full weight III, irc. lbs, 81 So.
lisht weight, G,c 2 lhs, a, CONDENSED milk
-truWn, Sn, Eagle $40. Swiss tbin
salmon, tl5h6tiSb Snplinca, A5N mus.
tnri slrlino,, N1h. Mackcfcl, fi.2A. her.
ring mnckcpl, ii.O1.
sruNH=luw white. NJ, Oh white. &C.
yellow clarified ,mS', rhncd 4. ~. stand.
arr rnnulntci, Nasws'sc, powdered, $50,
cut loaf sAy strong
COMM common. tt'sc. ordinary. tStc.
iuit inlr prime Kio isc' chuicc tn fancy.
ia, old government Jnm1g,. strong.
S,tt SlrunW, tiJpati.Jl per hfl. Ohio
! river siNtti2h per hpl. rs. line, q a,tt
lao rulf,r, tiluWiih. pkta, 2A,Cslc.
I quiet
C,Spru-Slick, oil sizes. In bxs. rail, and
hfls, ptllc. fancy assorted. ptt5c. cSim
fancy isu2AC. firm.
Cnrur Primo fats. 70sc. Now York iac
tory. stf0r. full crcan, NE Young Amer.
tea. t2C.
so,rs AND cANuir. soap Sg@jc. can.
dies, full weight pibc
aUIisc
M'i,ssfs-luuisilua, common ~ fair. Al
az prime, chuirr I,ttaSr, fancy. 4nH Csc.
/ centrifugal, common 90 ia'r auH2ir. prime
10 choice Jntt,ic syrup. Wtsipy, quiet.
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ArrRAL OrFIcH.

ATRIAL OFFtcR,
THURSDAY EvEsISG. Oct 4, lSSS
Money active, supply somewhat Limited
bank rates. 3 per cent.
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household suppiir-,

Attiu-s lht' 20 por brl. Dried apples
a'llc prr lh. lrum stOro. Dried peaches
3ttir from tiOW.
IutU=lirm. brHUrrf lnO1 nor koN
Lemons tlWm3 10 pcr boz. bananas. 81. W
100 pof bunch.
EDus steady Boxes. he, cases. isc.
NAHiHs= London Layers, - 5OCg3.uO. layors.
$40. California. f3.5uOtluO.
brUW #luitcrinc. iic. creamery, 2lc
dairy, lNr, country butter. l2sttt5c.
tintn-umrk, 600 per hrl, aud $3.50 per
half bH
NiSruAE-l Fer gal. i06i2c.
NfurtArirs=uuio st7i Der brl Cab.
barc- Loose. ~ Louis. baGc. Chicago. Ga
&c. kmut-lcf btl, 500. half brl, $500
Garlic, 5Oc per loo.
Nurs-Cocuanuts, 600 per 100 Peanuts,
Virginia, thCtbc, Tennessee, fnrtners' stock,
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-02-18
PERSONAL.

Comrade Coufal, of Troy, is having
good success in organizing iourneymen
tailor5' unions in New York State.
The many friends of Walter Vrooman,
who had to return to his western home
on account of his health will be glad
to learn that he is much improved. For
another year he intends to work on
farm and gatherphyscal strength, while
he will not neglect his improvement
mentally. He expects to be able TO
speak in German when he steps into the
arena of agitation again
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-02-18

"les, sir.
Were YOU ever arrested ,"
"No, sir
You have always been a good
ctizen."
81 have, sir"
81 can't afford to let you 60"
Then another one comes along.
He is healthy, middlo-agcd and in
telligent.
What do you think of Bismarck ?"
81 think he is the greatest tyrant
the world yet saw"
"What would You do in case of a
revelation in Germany"
81 would be the first to strike Il
blow for my couLtrymen and lib
crty?'
Scott in Himmel, you can 90 ~
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-02-18
New HAVEN, FEBRUARY Is, 1883.
PRAY AND WORK.
ADAPTED ERoM THE GERMAN, BY j. T

y, u l.
Pray and work for the world is cold.
1t cries, pray short for Time is Gold.
Poverty knocks dread;
Now pray ye short, for Time is Bread.
Thou toilest from the dawn of light
Far on into the weary night;
The sweat runs freely from thy brow,
Yet say, O man, what gainest thou:
Thou toilest, changing manhood's health
Into the Gold the world calls wealth;
Filling the great o'ertlowing horn,
Filling it high with wine and corn.
All is thy work yet can it be.
There is now nothing left to thee
All yes, there lies the serfdom sign.
The irons forged, the chain is thine.
o toilers of our human hive,
See how the drones around you strive.
Is honey all that ye can bring:
Hath nature given We no sting:
Toiler, awake now breaks the light
Awake, O worker! know thy might,
The worlds great work shall all stand still
If thou, in wrath, the deed shoudst will
Then break aslnder now your chain,
And issue in true freedoms reign,
Danish hunger, pain and dread,
For bread is Freedom, Freedom Bread
Life Ass. Agts. .jonrHdl.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-02-18
THE SOCIALIST LABOR PARTY
OF NORTH AMERICA
PLATFORM

Labor being the self evident
able who all labor
impossible by system production which since
all branches of industry carried with appliances
The system
individual works
hundreds thousands
farms and lands according the
the fruits of this cooperative labor by workers
Appropriated
s>m by gradually extnguishig class people necessarily
separates society csesthe class of the
capitalists
This system
The Ilanlessness and reckless of production.
The waste of human and natural forces.
The commercial and industrial
The constant uncertainty of the material existence
The misery of the laboring
The accumulation wealth hands a
These which
and aggravated with
with the principles justice and democracy
Declaration of
all men, the right life liberty and the pursuit of happiness
liberty the
the production leads Immediately their political upon
and finally illustrates the pursuit happiness which possible
when life and personal liberty constantly endangered
the perfect system OF cooperative production demand that the
obtain the undivided product of their toll
This system, of of
modern
workers will finally have opposed to them
be compelled to abolish the and establish the
The basis stipula substitution
land labor
with cooperative production and
with the rendered by the individual society.
The Socialist Labor Labor
ment of the the class wagewoks the class