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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-08-22

During a dense fog, last week, of
the Sable Islands, two large passen-
ger steamers collided. There were
$50 passengers on both vessels. One
of the vessels was so disabled that it
sank in less than FIVE minutes carry
ing down with it 105 persons. The
other passengers we're picked up BY
the other ship, which also was badly
disabled. The following morning an
other ship passing rescued the unfor.
sunate passengers, and brought them
to New York. The dense fog seems
80 have been the cause OF the coils
ION.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-08-22


The ofnsuucon, embracing ten years. designed furnish
liberal education suited the ordinary yocon m students for
the Freshman Sophomore Junior class of colleges
PLAN OF INSTRUCTION.
approved books used The blackboard deemed
essential the The meaning of author invariably required
pupil In all work DONE whatever department. and whatever the
ground covered motto shall always be To this
shall require that every lesson learned not time for the class
recitation then elsewhere No real be made long the
pupil allowed from day day recng only lessons
TERMS MONTH OF FOUR WEEKS:
$500
$50
Collegiate Department Is years cusel SiOO and SOY
Contingent months .25
800
Monday 500
PATRONS
desire especially urge upon parents and guardians the great
having their children at school promptly the first day The
who enters late b under disadvantages and seldom takes
stand in his class that otherwise he would have taken
The Principals feel much encouraged at the hearty support the
school renewed efforts make the school what
should be-FIRST CLASS in every respect.
For further particulars, send for catalogue Address,
S. A. NETTLES
Manning, S. G.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-08-22

New York society is somewhat
startled by the announcement that E2-
Postmaster General James has for
his typewriter and private secretary
q young lady who could lead any So
cial set Of the metropolis She is
Miss Jennie Wehl, the daughter Of
a prominent lawyer and real estate
man. She is worth several millions
but has very strong views on the
subject of work. She believes that
every person male or female should
be bread winner. She has mas
tered stenography and type-writing
and loves her work.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-08-22

Appleton's Reading Charts for schools
have been introduced into eight Of the ten
school districts in Clarendon county. The
State Board of Education has adopted
these charts, and provided for trustees to
buy them, in hope Of improving the meth
DDS Of instruction throughout the State.
Clarendon county, with her usual enter
prise, tails into line. Mr.. Hghtower, who
is. supplying these charts, requests the
TINES to express his high appreciation of
the generous hospitality received from our
people wherever his business called him.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-08-22
No Dangers from Rad.calism.

The idea Of trying to frigAten the people
of South Carolina into the belief that there
is danger of Radicals getting control of our
government again is all nonsense. We ehave
TOO many determined and patriotic people
who woald face an army Of a million before
they would submit to any such thing. Keep
quiet; the people OF South Carolina are all
right, end they mean to stay so. The
sErmishing among themselves viii all re-
suit in good for the State, and il the end
there vii not be scale knocked from Dem
ocratic unity. Some newspapers to the
contrary notwithstanding. -BGp,rN Sedt-
mol
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-08-22
THE SAFEST MEDICINE

To have about the house at all times is Sim
mons Liver Regulator. It will harm no one
1t will benefit all who may have attacks of
Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Headache, Consti.
patton, or other ailments resulting from q
disordered Liver or Stomach. Keep it al
ways in the house, and you will have a
family physician near who will save YOU
many dollars and much suffering. The
genuine always has on the wrapper the red
z Trademark and Signature Of J. H. Zeilin
4 Co
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-08-22

Yellow fever is on the increase in
Florida. No cases are reported II
Charleston, and as that city is closely
qusrantined, it is probably no fever
viii be there.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-08-22

The Nens and Courier will, Sep.
3rd, publish an annual review of tie
trade of Charleston.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-08-22

It is exceeding strange" that some men
seem to think that questions of morality
and purity of methods should not be intro
duced into politics.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-09-21
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
DELINQUENT TAXES.

COUNTY TREAsURER's OFFICE,
BURLEIGH COUNTY, OAK, Sept. l, 1885,
WHEREAS, The taxes of the year;A. D. 1887 have
become and are now delinquent and unpaid upon
the following described real estate, situated in
the county of Burleigh and territory of Dakota
Therefore. Notice is hereby given, that by viz
tue of the statute in such case made and provided
shall sell at public auction to the highest bid
der, at the county tressurers Office in the city of
Bismarck and county of Burleigh, on the 1st day
of October, 1883, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon of
said day, the following described real estate, sit
uated in the county of Burleigh and territory of
Dakota, in order to satisfy the amount OF delin-
Quent tax aforesaid on each piece or parcel of
land. together with interest, penalty aud costs.
ROBERT MACNIDER,
County Treasurer.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-09-21
Unknown

L A Harlbut I,
Mayhew & Otzen
Unknown
w H Williamson
Unknown
D W Taylor !!
James ,. Bowen
James 8 Gerwood
james Rowen
Unknown s,
] Mallaney
H L Lilly
Unknown
Mary Wilcox
Unknown {,
W H Winchester i.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1888-09-21

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw NoRH. Oct. lA-MOncy on call easy
with no loans, closed offered at 2la per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, G@6a per cent
Sterling exchange duh and steady nc SISSY
for sixty day bills aud Si.S7 for demand
Government bonds were dull aud weak
for the As. State bonds were neglected.
The stock market today was again intense
ly dull, outside Of one or two stocks. There
was no disposition 90 trade and the dealings
were purely professional, with little or no
significance. The opening was steady at
prices either unchanged or but slight lruc-
lions different from the closing figures Of last
evening. aud the activity displayed IN the
succeeding Transactions was cuiiruly In New
England and cotton oil certificates. These
two stocks developed considerable strength
and the former rapidly advanced "a per
cent, the latter following with a gain ~ /
per CENT The market then reacted slightly
and In the general list were brought back
again tp tine level ~ opening figures. but a
few spcyialtics. among which Philadelphia
Gas. Big -Four. IT. Paul * Duluth and orc-
CON short Line became very strOu" uu light
tmling No further feature marked the
dealings. and the close was dull ani about
steady, az thr opening prices.
The final changes are in most cases tuf
SLIGHT fractions and about equally divided
between gains and losses, but Philadelphia
Ga- ru.c 3 per cent; ST. Paul & Duluth ~
per cent. Big Four q Re. cent, aud orBur
Shore Luc pUr cent
The railroad bond market was equally dul
aud icaturclc. with the share list though
there were few important changes in quo
| taiions. aud the weakness ~ the hausls aud
Texas issue. aud the strength in The Iron
| Mountain js was noticeable. The sale, wcr
| Sii2uJn.
Tile total sales ~ stock today were 0',2'0
| shares. Closing quotations
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14
Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, H., Oct l3.-ln the wheat
market the general situation continues
about the same, though business was much
lighter than for several days past There is
a general disposition To get out Of December
and trading conferred principally in the May
future, especially by operators who favored
short selling. A dull feeling prevailed. The
tendency evidently was bcariSh, but opera
tors feared selling the December future. The
opening did not vary much from the closing
OF Yesterday, with prices declining sc for
December and &c for May, then rallied &c
for December, but only &c for MAY; again
cased OF, declining Isc for the former and
sc for the latter. ruled within moderate
range and closed So higher for Dccc mber
and &c lower for May than yesterday
Trading in corn was confined almost en-
tircly 10 local operators, very little outside
business being transacted and the market
ruled quiet most Of the session. The feeling
DEVELOPED early was steady and closed a
shade better than yesterday after luCtuating
within a 9<(1lsc range. There was no new
features and the market was governed en-
tircly by local influences.
Trading in oats was rather less than yes.
teriay, but a steady feeling prevailed with
the changes in values confined TO an unim
portant range.
Mess pork was slow and without import
ant features. January was offered with q
fair degree OF freedom and declined 1lsC
rallied 90, but closed at about inside figures,
4 light business was transacted in Lard
| within n narrow range of prices, short rib,
received moderate attention and sold at d
lower range Of prices
The leading future, ranged as follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE


New York and eastern demand, g discount
buying; sight SO discount buying par, sell
ing. New Orleans, &c discount buying par,
selling. Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Louis
vile, demand 81 buying; par selling.
Business for the past week makes a good
showing, according TO the clearinghouse
statement, the clearings for the week being
$500, 100. 50 over the clearings for last week,
and SI7,S79.25 over the corresponding time
last year.
The local cotton market closed steady;
sales, 5 700 bales, Of which $500 were taken
by exporters and 400 by spinners At New
Orleans spots closed steady with futures
steady-octobor up points and the remain
ing months advanced TO points. Liver
pool closed business good at hardening prices;
futures steady at an advance Of point. The
New York spot market closed steady with
futures firm. October unchanged; remain
ing months up to 2 points.
Hubbard, Price & Co. say: Prices OF one
time were lower than yesterday closing al
about the same figures. Upon some talk Of
frost as probable in the south tonight, there
has been some good buying of November
contracts here today on the part Of what Il
supposed to be foreign interest Offerings oil
cotton from the southern ports are freer but
the continued scarcity of freight greatly i'm
pcdes the business.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14


THE DcSoto is hourly expected from Gin
cinnati. She will return rs soon as she dis
charges her cargo
TnE City of Nicksburg, OF the Anchor line,
il announced 10 leave here this evening at D
o'clock for NatChez.
SEVERAL negro roustcrs employed ON the
GAyoSo jumped the boat last evening rs she
was preparing to leave. \ new crew was
secured and the boat pulled out.
Carr. Thomas L. LENTHERs, q wealthy
steamboat owner Of the lower coast is lying
dangerously IN at his residence in New Or
leans and his death is momeutly expected.
nIH Henry Lourcy, with six bargcs, is
aground at the foot of Presidents island,
The III. NJ. HoNio worked there all day yes,
tcrday trying TO pull her oil, but TO no avail.
THE Anchor line steamer, City OF Proyi,
donce, en- route from NatChcE to St Louis,
broke one of her piston rods and was COM
PEELED to make her way to this city ON one
wheel. She is now lying at the foot of Al
ans street undergoing the necessary repairs
and will probably continue ON her voyage Il
ST. Louis this morning,
STEAMBOATS, find Il almost impossible t.
pass the foot OF Liberty island, sccnc u Ia,
sinking of the John Gilbert last Monday
owing 10 the accumulated wrecks. Steam
boatmcn animadycrt very severely upon
the course Of the snaghoat Macomh, which
they assert, had orders 10 clear the point o
the Instructions or buoy il 50 that boat,
might bc nppriscd " danger They say thu
the Macomb did not obey her Instructions
but that she went up to ST. Mays instead
presumably IN search of walnut logs, Capt
W, II. kirkpatrick, pilot of the suukon Gil
bert is authority Tor the statement that ia,
Macumh sold walnut log recently for ia,
sum of So. lie says that while he does no
care how much the thrifty snaghoatmcr
MAKE con the side he wants them to ten,
| to biz first, especially when the property
| Of Others is at stake, Capt Henry Keith, o
| the Anchor Line steamer Crystal city, pre-
| diets other wrecks there unless the govern
| mCut clears the channel
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14

sncclal nIsralch tn Tho Anmll.

Special Dispatch IN The Appeal
CAIRO, H., oct. l3.-'Thc New South found
but five feet at Mound City and returned
herr to rc,hip. She terminates her trip here
during the remainder 1T low water season.
The luadilla, attached here by Pilot Gum
Soils last night for failure to complete con.
tract, was released by Commissioner Cnndcc
upon the payment NJ 80 tu tn pilot and
casts. She left at o'clock am. Tor below.
The Anuic T.. silver Is here adding TOO tons
10 leave some time toni 'ht with about 1000
tons, Her pilot, report about tive feet ~
st. Louis. She came out without lighter
The John Gilbert is drClar.da total loss hy
Diver Davidson, who was sent to inspect hcl
10y the underwriters.
The Sidney Dillon had five bargcs contain
inc nuup bushels II wheat Tor st. Louis
shipped by Halliday Bros Ia thi, city from
the Cairo elevator being half IT sale al
10000 bushels sold by that firm To st. Louii
parties. hc balance goes forward us spor
as hHrscs arrive.
The city oi NickshurE Is transferring hcl
barge freight AT this point aud will got away
from here some lime tonight
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14

Iui. ..su,y ,Hapsa. Uay. fuU s,oI 80
Mrutp.tisE
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.

Receipts in port this day,
Receipts In port this day,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14
GENERAL TRADE

No changes were made in the market lists
today. Quotations unchanged.
Amount Of grain IN store at the elevators
Corn, 1859 bushels; oats, 2o,59i bushels,
wheat, 532 bushels.
At the New orleans sugar market prim,
ycllows bring 59kc aud gray clariheds as low
as C7sc The low quality Of offerings pre-
vents prices from reaching rs high figures a,
might have been received for better goods
Syrups continue in good demand and firm.
Rice T. In demand for higher grades, low and
medium grades are moving slowly.
At New York the principal animation Ia
the grocery market at the moment Is coffee.
Other goods move fairly. There isuo chang
In values. Sugar, are ruling steady.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14
Decrease in receipts this year.. ...........


At noon Spots-Business good at hard.
ening prices. Sales 10000 bales, of which
American 1900 bales, Receipts, 1000 bales, Of
which American 600 bales. Closing quota
tons were as follows: Middling uplands,
sgd; middling Orleans, 51sd.
Futures opened firm and closed steady.
THESE prices are given in pence aud 6iths
thus: 4.63 means L63-6id, and sol means
b l-6id
At / PM: October, SAL sellers; October
November, 5,27 sellers; November. Deem
Der, $40 sellers; Deccmber-January, 52l
sellers; January February, 5.2l sellers; Feb
ruary-March, 5.2l buyers; March-April, 523
sellers; April-May, SIS sellers; May-June,
B. "a sellers
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14

CouN-From store. white h'c, mixed. Ole;
froU icycc ar dcpot white. in bulk, isc, In
s,rks. Sic mixed in bulk. isc. iu sacks, 'lc.
HnAN-Fr0m store, -jc from lcycc or de-
pot. siij1.
UAY-Choicc. from siorc, p)c. car lond
from loycc ar depot sl1.ShtiHW prime,
irum store. spd~tg car load. from lcNcc ur
depot siLj1 prairie, from store. 3Hpr,
ear load. from lryoc or depot $1,000 llp.
OArs-Frum store. white Nc mixed, Ai',
frDm lcycc or depot white IN bulk, 3iT
from l,ycc or depot white. in bulk, 5ir 90
sacks, SIC. miycl. in bulk, 5ci in sacks alc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14

CmrtUo iil.. oct a. ,Ii.lr. Receipts g.
us. shipments, a-. MIs'i low rl..f'
=. .,assr sturkru HHI fIrlUr t9 900
o. cows bulls nuI mIE.I tit''i'H
TrNHs ,1ulr. tl7jm a.1 western muF.vr
k1slmtuI.
UuaaH Receipts. GuI. shipment. soon
Market slow. Co.. lower NIuI. HHHHh",
heavy. - sID,GgF l'HHl 'hHNn', Nip,
| sI siti tp.
! Shoe. Receipts. tuH shipments i.un
| Market steady NATIVE. WH go wet
ems. tlg,r,IGi. Texan. s',HHIiI lambs
/ Az ttIltIu
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14
Grarrrics.

C,Nvrn Guuns Pineapple ii.aO Peaches,
. Doc. standard. n - second. slWi Iuml'
tHrs. . o.. standard $751; 8 lNs standard,
a o. Strawberries. fL2t UHspIHrfi,s. flh.
Hl..LI.iT,,s. siNb. urCru rnN.|, ~ %.
Tr.fs. slu pums. O. ~ Asparagus. 500
Gupu corn. si.uti.tt Grpu peas. u. ~.
Cove oysters. iull weight ] Do. uir. lhs
tihr light weight. Csc. = he % Con
Igu.aI milk sc uNn $40 EIflr. 500
Swiss. s5uD. salmon. fist5fli -l. Hlullurs
si7i. mustard urliurs, fit3. Magkcrci,
tiLr herring mlrkrfpl, flUi.
stUAu=lufg white, s"s'sr yellow CLARE
GrI. 7isnsa rIurl a, 81. standard gran.
ulatci, sA@'ac powdered s'sr eui loaf,
$40 nrm.
torfrE-C Common. ti'sc, ordinary. i''sr.
fir iH' sc prime Rio. i-C. choice 10 iANrl
Ip.. old government glna1. strong
SAT- saginaw, kLJDtl.H pr bri, ono
river. ! lYfl. % pr bfl; aas. Tine, ed 800
/ ir ,uarsU, iHml.ll pkts. 2'tmtr.
g.u-lau,.iana, 5@jAc. Carolina, u.
! quiet
C,spfr. .si.f. ~ sizes. in hgr. pals au.
/ hfls W ii, fancy assorted. DWljU, cH'r
/ fancy. isH2IH hfW.
,nrrra Prime n1ts 5@sc. New York iar
tory. ssrc' full cream iiilc. N0unf Amer
Ben. pc.
soar Asp C,ypLEs-slap $500. can
die, full weight p'.c.
MoL,..r.-L uiiina common 10 fair .
cl'H Prime. choice JlmljC fancy inH 10
Centrifugal. common b. inir. 2lftBl. pum
10 choice. Spttll- slrup 2lhglpc. quiet
Hoa.-boia supplies.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14

Nrw YnHv. Oct o. 'u'r' - Opt. ous
oprn,d unchanged to iuuuiuis up aud wrly
.itEdy. ,lusHd irregular Hul HIhtHI points
down uu realizing active r1lrs ui uHiu.
Lcr. stt iiHil5p November tllEftliAE
December. si8 iiMlilW January siAH'H
IIiE February. sigDHiiH NHrh, $3.50
miIH. April sil5n .llls Ma, siAn'.l
tm. June. silU@il %. july. slHt'Ntll ~.
August. siiiH September slih al"i Nh'.
dull anil easier lair ,HUH... iur.
Sugar Raw uu.Fiil rI nominal. iHif
rrUu'ur lH,. cfnidiuIi H. test n's., geo.
alrH q Huel quiet Hul unchanged Mo
u..a Nominal Rice -.uuF ani Boz mod.
rUiiH demand,
Nru Outr,ys. IN Oct i1HsUnrHtioaly.
new ui.u kettle primo .r'i II a.. crniriu
alI. uH white. si,r Huy white. Ir choice
yellow clarified. 6.lN.5'." primo yellow
clarified. TU OH yellow clarified taN
81 1916 NniHsaHsa~fUHI, Now ur.u lUi''r
strictly rrm -pld Co., Louisiana yupiH
CO.. other unchanged
Dtsusstrt o.. O,t 3D. whisky Steady
| gI.s. 1850 iris. huHl.l "HuI| uu hasl q"
IIEi Uat.r-fim Steady lf
/ Il.y. De-. th,.sgHl|W.
tmpuu. I'I. OCT lH..un ihr ruluu
| exchange iuIly the butter mHT..In. .',IH
aui unchanged isH-iHdy and uu
/ changed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14

C,nx MrAL-Standnrd, S23i@2 10, city
pearl. S2I5fsAj1. peatl, $50 quiet
Br,Ns AND PE,s-Nayy beans, S2.2j me
dium, 500
oar MENL.-In half hrls $3.50 from store.
CrAcEnHs-S1da. treble extra. Gc; ginger
snaps s41ar assorted iumblc. 100 l2c
cream crackers, s'fahc.
family, sIG1aIiu. choice. $500 i.lh. fancy,
A. 55fti. 81. extra fancy, Sl2jetB3'; patent
gu tufbNi; strong.
Cn,ugrp wnrAr--In half brls, $3.50 from
store.
HoNiNY ANp Gnirs-From store, 1875.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14

wtgrrtt rois1 uauu.. lHH Mountain ny
Mrssrs !. g. g. MnguH. ] very seldom
uar uatrnt msdirns. boo my Uurir', nl'
have found Mcguire laHnr Plant i1f mol
era. unuhra. by.,nirfE etc.. o. mo-, ., lh'
lie prrpanatiun J. D. Ntu.Nyr VI. -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14
PLANTATION MOVEMENT

The New York Financial Chronicle Of
October 10, estimates the total supply Of
American and other cotions as follows
Total visible supply, 1858, l,2od,707 bales,
against 1890 is In 1881. These figures indi.
cate a decrease OF cotton in sight OF 73o, 2j7
bales, as compared with same date in 1887,
and decrease Of POI, 500 bales as compared
NH Iaan
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14

-Nackcr,l. half brls. No. g 'o No,
. $500 iU.lb ht. 40. I, si3f No. . tl2',
80 %. $40 Dry herring family, aac rcr
box. W. T. Hue herring bali hrl F"s'.
Hoo PGnpuDs-Quict, mes pork. slb.9l
niG1h. urar,urCl AamH. l2a ~, break
fasf bacon iimils clear rib sides bacon.
iuE@iDi.C shoulders. Hrnsci bulk pork,
clear sides. hag clear roo sides, use
Inps clear. uf.c. shoulders ,h.m,i sH
L,ruHrr. pism1ar half hr's, 5000 .r
Errs. ga1pisC. choice kettle, l0'.1ilc
Quiet 800.
pos Fru-uarcls. sou. half brl'. 500
Eprs. Ell 90.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14
tt.rcrnStIIc.
special Dispatch tn The Appeal

special Dispatch to The Appeal
GuruNyuIE Miss, Oct t3-The City ul
Ui'pn Rouge arrived at iuu. M, and after
landing passengers and fright proceeded
down Tho Morning Star will arrive at M a.
Co., from Niyk,hur The river b. -, fall
ing The weather Is tine and clear
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14
COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady aud
closed steady; mldling. 0'sc Sales, 500
bales. including ...... bale, last evening, oi
which go bales tocHporicr and 400 bales
10 sIlnncrs
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary. nominal, good ordinary, nomi'
nal. low midllinr. sl3.lGc mdllInl n'so.
good miiilnr osc m.ddlins fair,
pii.lOcs fair. nominal.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-14

Cash quotations were as follows
Flpur-Stcady and unchanged
No. spring wheat sil54Ni.il, No. ?
spring wheat, O5@oSr NO . red, Sl13iaGo
ia, No. corn, ~ &C., 40. oats - &C;
No > rye, 55isM5Gc. No.. % barley nominal,
No ilaxsccd, Sl.oo prime timothy seed,
$lSO.
Mess pork, per brl $3.50, lard, per 100
lbs - ~ sMa u. short rih, side. luu,cl $50
OS.Gn. dry saltcd shoulder, lhpNrlA ,N07igCp
S7i: short clear sides .h.N 3D. eh12li Wp2h.
Rcccipts-flour, ~ uu bell. wheat 5000
bu, corn, 2I0,uOO bu oats, 2jIuJu hu, rye.
$1,000 hu; barley, 6l,vN hu.
Shipmunts-Flo lHuuu hrl,. wheat e.
on hu, corn, 10000 hu. oats. 10000 bu,
rye 100 bu; barley, sl,n1o hu.
ST. Louls. Mo, Oct -Flour-Quict aud
weak
Wheat Cash, quiet options, unsettled
with a quiet market anil Fight trading. The
market opened isc lower and closed lrJc-
ton higher. 40. .. ryl cash slut Decent
Der, - inis6ll2is. closing slll's MAY
Sl12A. fll.liii. closing il"', u.hri.
tum-pull; No. p ,IsH 5l' lr October
ga. closing 80 ,c bid; January, H' g., closing
3l' bid May, 4'.HN .-c, closing J''ac
Bid.
oai--s'caly; No cash. ~ asked May,
| 2l.'1l'-ys October, ~ 1.,rl, November Pc
Ey,-Nu. % cash. aIn FBN.rrl, 81 30,
! Curumcll. quiet. 80 2i' Harley. dull,
| buyer, holding oil NvUmHku, O,HtS Bruu,
| quiet G1c. 49,.
| put timothy, til urr 90.
| butter Firm aui ighcr. creamery 2hH
90. dairy. I.ttlgr o. -firmrr ~ lIc ip
ruoI run uf stock with the supply hardly
ample 90 the domau poor stock s'il- a
ilf,li'.r
Provisions - Doll Fork -tih2,. Land
| Prime steam. upninH.Iy $50 Dry snl
meat shoulder. mono here; Ions nu,
ribs .ssD short clears. 500 lhcun =
/ shoulders gp4t. Ions. Hud ribs $751; Nip
.hprJ clyaH, tiu.llsbln2H Hams 1850
| iISn
Receipt Flour I.unr lrl. wheat COOS
m. corn. 1864 hu; oats 5Aupi hu. pr
| 7.ulH hu. barley 5000 hu.
shipments surl lr'H wheat b.
uul hu. cprn LOO iu ul.. 600 bu. gr
aull be-. barley. i.up1 hu.