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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-22
BuraeseA - Indians.


81. PAuL. March 2l.-A special fro0
Spskaoe Falls 10 The Pioassr Pvsss ssys:
adas Hogan todsy seesised The follow
ing Telegram from Sand Point, ldaAe:--
81 learn from Iodias snd oskss parties
thai Peisey Pendlssso and Ptpktea,
have been murdered st Priest Laks b
Indiana W. r. LIoRY."
aueen vietssta Geasg 70 Italy.
Loxpox. March q Tho qosen lsft
wtndsos today for Pcstsnouth, eu
route 70 Italy. SOS. npantsd by fvtnee
and Princess Hsnfy. Ct Basteobsfa.
y,rss Socialist n the Dsseh Psrila.
Tss HAouR, March 2i.-Ths soeialise
leader NNumeptaus, has besn resosse1
10 psrlisneot ffcm Yoosesiand. 1hts y
TIE tirss time THAI . socialist hiss oooo
elected 70 tue Dutch pasiiawsnt.
Aaiassury's ssa In GsssaassissDsss
Loxp,s. Msrca zi.-Ths son Of Los6
SALISBURY has been IN Coustsostrcpls tn
coQniso one Uesk asd bss bseo recsive6
IN sud.ercs b. the sultan. IL y sao-
oyed that be II On mission from the
Btitish eovesnmsGs 70 shs psste.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-22

NEw Yonx, March 2i.-rhe snuual
report Of the board Of emiasssisn shows
the total number OF passsnRsrs LANDED
at this port during the past year 10 have
heen AS1 9l6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-22

PorLAR RIvga, Mont. March a.
Toe Toe IN toe Missouri river broke yes
terday. Ice dams formed and the river
oveifi ,vsd iss banks aud the whole riv
er bottom, which Inctudes millions OF
acres Of land, 10 inundated for over one
hundred miles. There Will he o great
loss of cattle. The settlers living IN the
bottom land have gone 70 the bills. The
water 10 higher than 10 has ever betn
known In shis vicinity.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-22

HRTfNIn, ON, March IL SpecsAI
A very important case 10 nov being tried
here. James Bradley and Joseph Can
non arc on t1ial charged vith arson.
These men we're affested several months
ego on suspicion Of setting hre 70 the
town Of Lexington. Oregon. Almost the
entire place vss at that time reduced 10
ashes. Both defendants CLAIM that they
are victims OF q conspiracy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-22
Ksseha 81 shs Garter.

LeuDox. March 9L-Ihs vacant
K sienseosd OF the 0ssses hss been coo-
fesrsd aron the Marquis OF Loedoa-
gerry, tEe lard iieatenaps OF Ifstacd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-22

sAx FaAxcrsoo. March II. - The
O.espie steamship Aussralis arrives
from HoHoiniu this afternoon. The
vessel had o very rocah passage. speud-
inn tvo niah.s IN Q Storm She vas
sveps by . sea vbf:h carried aesy afty
fset Of her port rs:i, Stove 10 tee cabin
aooss Hcd damaged the mail matter
h.xsr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-22

LoUmvtLLB, March IA dispatch
from FrankfoRs states shas the senate
jodictaRy committee appointed yesses-
day BY the house. In its report to the
Legislature concerninR the proper meas,
ores to he taken 10 she Tate defsioation
case, recommends impeachment. tbs
report says that sospepsion BY the aov.
ernor does nos sotfice and that impesch-
ment 10 the only constitutional means
by watch an abseoodiuR treasurer 70 y
pe removed and his ptate made vacant.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-22

Pr1Buao. March sl.-A terrible Wind
storm, acecnpasied By heavy rain,
passed over shIs section this morning,
doing damage to the teisaTaphie ser
vioe. Poles are reported down il all
direotiors and the wires are working
bsdly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-16

Quotations revised were rs follows ordi-
nary, @ 9-iGc; good ordinary, $50; low
middlng, 9S-l6c; middling, li-lGc; good
mGdlng, l0c; middling fair, 1880 fair,
NE.
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
as follows: October, 0.33M93i; November,
0.37@0.9s December, 9.40@05G January,
0.59@0GO; February, o.Go@o,7o; March, 90
@9.SO April, os9@00Oi May, $500
1000; June, lO09@lO.1O July l0lS@lOl0
August, 1O25@lO.20. Sales, $500 bales.
NEW ORLEANS
Tho spot market opened quiet and closed
steady; middling 9Ac. Sales, G,0OO bales
Quotations revised were as follows
Ordinary, 79Sc; good ordinary, Sc low
middling, sXc; middling, 0Ac; good mid
ding 835c.
Futures opened quiet and steady and closed
quiet and steady, as follows October, 9.0l@
0oi; November, s.0s@9.0O December, 9.03@
0OE January, 0li@9l2; February, o.2l@
O25; March, 033@03i; April, 9i4@0i5.
May, 954a055; June, 96iGs0.G5; July, 073
GOA. Sales, 81, 300 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NV Nnux Oct lB.-Mnncy On cali easy
ut 2t'2's per cent. last loan ~ per cent.
closed offered al % per cent. Prime mer
camille paper 5000 per cent Sterling
exchange dull aud steady at 81 s3A for sixty
day bills and sLTls Tor demand.
Government bonds were dull aud heavy.
State bonds were entirely neglected.
The stock market was dulland weak today,
the rallies being slight aud 1T short duration,
while the movements IN the list except in
few leading stocks. wcrp small and generally
unimportnuL The pressure was principally
against thr granger, which wcrr sold on the
gloomy views uf the situation held by The
vivcprr,idcnt ~ the Northwestern road,
which induced the bear, aud traders. who
have again gotten over To the side Of lower
figures, Ia make drive ON those stocks, ~.
though there was some selling Tor the for
tirucr and some long stock was
thrown over by small holders who
have rriwn tired ~ carrying their load. The
dealings. however wCtp ulmUs. entirely prn.
fr,,iuunl, the disposition 10 operate being
very small among the most influential sales
ui .pvculaiurv Among the active list, how.
ever llyklWauul, New England and Mis-.
snuri Pacific showed marked wcakncs. at
times, uui ull are materially lower this oven
Ing On very moderate business. The con.
tinucd weakness iu Atchi,Dn was not with.
out iis effect in creating ndisirustful feeling
few spvcinltigs. among which OREGON
short line amt ~, Paul a Duluth we're
strong, and cotton Al was still more active
than ut amy time uu the present rise. aud
reached hifhrf figures than 10 his sen Tor
many months The opening figures were
from p iu 's per cent below the closing
price, ol saturday aud the market h,an
to decline Immediately, while thHrc was un
animation whatever boo the rEultr lit out.
side ut st. Paul mud N,W England. the
former rrsumluE its old place o. leader oi
the market Zoe puiut ~ activity Cotton oil
was uInin active and strong. but it had lu.lc
uruu effect upun the rpst ul the stock ga i,tl
boo. Extreme dullurss marked thu trading
after iho uri hour. and Aichisuu and ilur.
| lWEiuu quincy became features on HCcuunt
| ul their marked weakness. The amount ui
business done continued 90 show % Decrease
until toward delivery hour when Doe y 3
displayed some strength, though the ud.
vantage WIS quickly lost he the last hour
AMI the market closed dull and weak ~ ur
near tlr lowest prices uf the dHv The
active lIst Dr. almost invariably lower tm,
| evening anil AtghisIu lust 90. darlington
q Quincy ~ Missouri Pacific New Eur.
l laud luu 3d. l1uii each. Northern puriUJ
/ pc .rrryi lui llUkHWauuu o.. each. and
Richmond IS Nut Point ! per cent The
M.uHl bond market was Quiet tHIHy with
/ % generally steady il hrn tome auI - ,ysil
/ Distributed hr,Iur.H. There Wbs ru sprrItl
| activity vNurpt boo st. Louis. Arktu.8s x
Texas UfHfa which Furnished tiEIulu o. tbH
7 d1Y. total OF HHIUup The sal.s uI sf..ks
| to-day were lt2lii sh1nDs Closing quota.
uUuss
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Cash quotations wcrr ls follows.
Flour-Dul holder, ask former prices.
but the decline la wheat has taken buycr,
cut Oi the market
No. 2 .pdnf wheat si.Osit@i0a. No. 3
spring wheat u3,gpc No. . rcd. sl.0si. 40
iU'. No. corn, t3',r No. 2 oats, 2l1.c,
No. rye, 55c; No. barley. FIRM, No. flnK.
seed, ;l.iG@ii7, prime timothy seed, si5O
Cfi.bi
Mess pork. per brl. si50O. lird. per 100
lhs. 500 short ribs side, Vuo,el sNll. dry
-lltcd shoulder, OloAcl. sSi2 isCttij. short
clear sides lbuIcdl stl2's Hh2N
Receipts Flour, i7.Uu hrig wheat. 1000
bu: corn, gnOop hu. oats. -. 90 bu; rye.
3O,Ulu hu; barley, -a,Olu hu.
shipments Flour, 900 hrls, wheat, H..
UuU bu, corn, aul,JJO bu, oats, 2ip,UJj bu,
r,r. 100 bu. barley ~, $40 bu.
ST. LouIs Mo-, Oct i.-ilUuI-L0Wcr,
very light trading.
Whut - Lower larr declines in al
other markets. quiet aui usiyr cable. q
liberal INCREASE iu The visible supply with
good receipts here and 100 Minneapolis had r
depressing effect, aud ihU close vas JnS' ,c
below saturday No. q rrd rash siuli, !.
December tLu5hal closing siusit.
Muy, tilu', mii2'b, closing ilu'..
tum=luWcT No. I. cash, 80 sttiu' sC,
October %, closing 81. asked, November,
JH't ttaty, closing hti# N.Ir JlU closing
800 I, D. asked, January HftiI' .r. closing 80
asked, May DA~33 M'hc, closing ut
So .H asked.
Oat.-stcldy. No. . cash. 21isGg'1.c:
May. pax November ~, bld
HyC=LoWcr ana dull Nu. . cash. 52c.
Barley dull, bayern Elbow little disposition
tn take hold and The market rules easy,
Nebraska. Oly,
Hay -bull prairie ,fweoo} timothy,
sii.u,.tiiul
bran pull. az &c. rh,.scd-.stcady. at
On .b. tuumrtl- -UtthH..I at e. Iutl o..
Provisions Hnuli nui W.Ik rnrk.sI,lD.
lnul Prime steam, nuW.ra.'y $50. Dry
ult meats should,rS sa.H. Iuurs and ribs.
$50. short ,lcafs, .ah la,HuH shoulder.
sIul. longs AND ribs .IstnIuUU. fluri
riJlrs. tuWGiO y. Hams 90 IDt1lp
Receipts -llour. o.uul Iflg wheat sIu u
hu corn. $1,000 hn' uIfH si,uUJ bti rye.
ibuuu bu. barley, tLou Nu
shipments -flohf. 1900 bfa wheat. IL.
uOn hu corn. .,,tpo tu .l's, 400 bu. Bc,
2uuo uu, harley, 2l~tlw
Kansas Dm, No, GOT o. Wheat Ro.
| cuipis, lAiaN bhnmthH atI boo store,
2Ti.tii bushels. rlar,,i .IIrl 40. rcd.
cam. tiaskri Nosguib,rsI r.L,,. nrrgmhrr'
sf.r Did, n .c at,Nt MAY tu'r. bb 80.
| 3 rgd cash, nr nsk6d. Ne. Z apf cash al us
| asked. December. stV2h bid. fi.Oils asked.
/ May. ttlUls uskcd. Com Receipts, D. $50.
| shipments 2lIH IA H'urs, Nun3 bushels.
market dull, Nu. 2 cnsh see asked. Nuycm.
bcr. Er bid .lilc asked. the year. l0a,r
asked May, So'sc bid, o. nskoi uas-No.
| .. cash, IA asked. November. gnl,c bid.
| su1,c asked. May SALES Of .'.r
INV NouK. OCT. IA Following Is state
mcnt OF the visible supply 0f grain. nnoat
and in store on Siiun1y Oytuhrr ~. n.
compiled Of the Produce exchange Wheat
| 81, atiO, 2ui bu increase ilt.Jlb bu. Corn
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GENERAL Trade

Hog products, bacon aud pork, declined
isc to-day.
E,a,- are a shade higher other articles un.
changed.
Amount u grain In store At the elevators;
Corn, 2,OyD bushels oats, 3O2lS bushels,
wheat, 53j bushels.
Adyiccs from New orleans state: The
now crop sugars are arriving in limited
quantities, hut receipts are not large
enough to establish a quutable market
thereon. New crop syrups and molasscs are
also arriving prices yet rather high, but
goods are being taken freely. The trade j.
advised 10 buy sparinsly for the present, as
the market has not become settled ns yet
The rice movement continues fair aud the
market Is holding up we'll Adyiccs from
the country ~ IA the damage 20 the cror
I Indicate that " VIII fan M least unc-hal
! short ~ first estimates. This looks ns
! rice was good property nt present"
At New York coffee has taken a turn fol
the better on both contracts and spots, bal
buyers are not responding freely on the ad
ynnccd prctcniions ~ holders. No chang,
of value. In other articles.
Chandler Brown 4 Co., Of Chicago. Ia
their weekly review ~ the grain market say
of wheat "Whilc the situation l. so unset.
tied IA regards the prices ~ wheat, We would
rather discourage trading in that cereal
4, 10 corn they uy. some fears Of q squccz,
iu November have been nt,rlaincd, but q.
| long ~ receipt, continue good, think sucl
action out of the question. yet should r.
ccipts let up aud shorts grt frightened price,
might be- forced up several cents wiiIou
much trouble"
The London Mirt Lms EipIou says ''rh,
values uf native wheat are maintained. lour
Isquict foreign Whcats are steady, with lbrr
arrivals. AZ Liverpool prices arc Ill pei
cruHl higher At tnl,ys market wheat
was slow bat steady. English wheat was d
turn doayr Corn aud oats are cheaper"
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Groceries.

NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-CofTee - Opt ons
opened steady; October 10 points up; others
unchanged 10 points down; closed steady,
45@6O points up; firm cables, moderately
active. Sales OF October $l4. 206gl4 %; No
yember, $l3.S0@l4.40; December $l3.G0@
H.15; January, Sl365@l4.10; February,
$l365@l4.25; March, $i3.75@i4.30 April,
$l3759l430 May, $1375ql4.30; June,
s13.75@i4 20; July, S13. SO@14.2 20; September,
slS.75@i3.S0 spot Rio. firm and more act
i've.
Sugar-Raw quiet and nominal; fair re-
filming, 52sc refined steady, trihe better de
mand. Molasscs-Nominal; l05 hhds Bar
BADGES sold at lSGg26c; part damaged Rice
Light demand firm.
RIO DE JASErRo, Oct 15.--Cofee-
iirsts, Z, 500 reis per 10 kilos; good second
1850 reis. Receipts during the week, 81, OOt
bags; purchases for the United States, 81 ,0OC
bags; clearanccs for the United States, W, 00C
bags; stock, 230, 900 bags.
CISoINSATI, o., Oct. 5.-Whisky--Actiye
sales, 1873 brls, finished goods on basis Of
Sl.ii. Butter-Stcady; fancy creamery, a
G25c; prime dairy, Hope. Sugar-firm
hard refined, 7H@shc; New Orleans, Ga
6hc.
SANTOS, Oct 5.--Cofiec--Good average
., $50 reis per 10 kilos Receipts during IN,
week, $1,000 bags purchases for the Unitec
States, $1,000 bags; clearanccs for tho week
$4,000 bags stock, 10000 bags.
CHICAGO, Ill, Oct 15.--On the Produce
exchange today the butter market was firm
and unchanged. Eggs-Steady and un
changed.
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dispatch for Paducah. where she will trans
fer her Memphis traffic to the steamer Buck
eye State, Supt. Robert w. Wise having or
dered her back SO as to have Memphis boat
out Of Cincinnati next Saturday. AL the
line will then be in shape again, as the Ohio
comes Wednesday, the 18th. Nothing out
side. Locals arrived and departed. The
Golden Rule is below Louisville, and will
leave here tomorrow noon for New Orleans.
There are five feet at Flint island and three
and one-half feet at Caseyville today, with
swelling river here, and all points above an
ticipate sufficient water in the next few
days for heavy tonnage. The Paris
C. Brown was lying over at Caseyville yes
terday, and will probably get out of the
river tomorrow.
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drain md prn,isionr.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct l5.-'The wheat market
today ruled heavy, and prices suffered ma
tcrial decline all around. Tho offerings IN
the first place were quito large, and besides
other influences were Of "bearish character
A prominent local trader who has figured on
the bull side was credited with being the
principal seller. At the same time, while
the offerings were large, there was but little
demand "a meet the offerings, and n sharp
break resulted. The opening was Ne
lower than Saturdays closing, and with
small fluctuations December declined Sac
more, aud May Rc more then rallied lAc,
iluctuatcd some aud closed De- lower Tor De-
Ccmbcr aud $40 lower for May than Satur
day The weakness was influenced some by
the liberal receipts at Minneapolis and also
increased arrivals at interior winter wheat
markets.
The corn market was moderately active,
but weaker and prices lower The opening
was unsettled at about the same figures as
Saturdays close, broke Awlc for October
aud November. aud ~ for May rallied =
6gNc. but weakened aud declined lMc, raj
lied sc and closed quiet and easy at almost
inside prices.
The feeling in speculative oats was weak
and HM9.c lower prices prevailed, aud trad
ing conferred mainly In May.
Trading was somewhat limited In mess
pork, aud prices were Irregular within small
range. January met with most favor. No
particular pressure To s1il aud inquiry light.
Sales were made early at 2'sW1c advance,
but rcccdcd again 2OM23c aud closed quiet.
Only fair business was transacted III
lard. Early the feeling was a tIiile stronger
and prices were slightly advanced. Later
there was little inclination 10 sell, especial
~ tho near deliveries and prices rcccdod Il
Ml2isc. The deferred deliveries showed
some steadincss AMI only rcodcd 2Jsc from
the outside figures reached
Very little interest WI. manifested IN III,
market for short rib sidcs-harcly sufficient
trading 20 establish q market Prices eX
hibitcd no important change.
The leading futures ranged as follows.
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At noon. Spots-Busness good No hard.
ching prices. Sales 1900 bales, II which
American l. jOOhalcs. Receipts, %, 100 bales, Of
which American 1850 bales. Clusing quota
tions were ~ follows Middling uplands,
5Isd; middlng Orleans, 5Sd,
Futures opened steady aud closed barely
steady
These prices are given IN pence aud 6iths,
thus: iGJ means iG3-Gid, and 5.Ol means
o l-6id.
Ala pm; October, 5l2 sellers, October
November 52S Sellers November Dcccm-
her, 523 sellers; December January, b2l
buyers; January February, S.2i buyers Feb
runry- March, 5.22 sellers; March-Aprl, 5.2i
SELLERS; April-May, 6.2J sellers, May-Junc,
~ buyCrv.
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct 5.-Cattle-Receipt H..
900; shipments, 3, 800 Market slow. Rangers
steady. Beeves $5.75@5.90; steers, $3.50
$50; stockcrs and feeders sl.9O@3.l0; cows,
bulls and mixed, Sl.i0@3O0 Texas cattle
S20O@320 western rangers, 225@i30.
Hogs--Rcceipts, 1900 shipments, G,OOO
Market strong and &c higher. Mixed, SOC
a6.O5; heavy, $5.S5@G.20; light, S5.GOg6.lOi
skips, S3.OOCg5.50
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; shipments, 5000
Market slow and 5c lower. Natives, 5000
40; Westerns $3.25D3.G0; Texans, s25O@
$40; lambs, S4.00@5.5O.
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special u.Iuaich iu Toe Appeal.
IArun, lll, Oct ii.-Ihc Joseph Henry
made thc following changes In ,he beacon
lirhta Bend uf 80 up 30 yards Island 30
up trf lur.yWara up 1ul. Centennial down
rn Cedar Point uut tD har, Morgin's Point
up snu Nnnl. bullrtin Filing down 20 lower
UlIus lium Point up Hu. Island 20 down
bn EImut down go Cottonwood Point
down HN leland inI down tu.g Head "
Prairie 'gul down co. nitlclls M 800
lhlrys down Ca head oi Tow head. silver Top
40 aI Mars Hold up 600 Toncy's Tow.
head up 80 Dan Waisuus Discontinued The
4, J. iiakrr went tn island Tor lumber
Ihyru was heavy rain llst night
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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 g buying par selling
The local cotton market today closed
steady; sales, 800 bales, Of which 1900 10
exporters and 900 TO spinners. New Orleans
spots are steady, with futures quiet aud
steady; October of points; remaining
months off 3 to points Liverpool closed
business good at hardening prices futures
barely steady; October off point The New
York market closed quiet; sales last week,
not heretofore reported. d253 bales for con-
sumption and 2, 763 bales for export futures
steady; October unchanged; later months of
l TO points.
The Commercial BULLETIN of Saturday dis
susses the cotton market ms follows: ION the
present month the tendency was all upward,
with net gain of fifteen points made and
sustained up 20 the close, the stimulating
influence being attributed almost solely To n
more general understanding and acceptance
of the theory that tho official revision OF
quotations were by no means In proportion
10 what might have been expected, aud con
sequcntly contracts really have greater
value than was feared by those who sold
them out 50 freely a day or two ago. The
idea that the cutting down In value OF low
grades was notsu1icicnt, however, has some
thing uf depressing influence upon next
month, on the supposition that another re-.
vision will have to be made rs soon rs pos
siblc under the rules, and certain move
mcntS lead 90 an impression that II October
and November can be brought closer
together another unloading will onsue. ON
the later options rates went up St1l points,
then dropped 1910 hut finally recovered
and closed within n small fraction Of last
evening For the various changes no lucid
explanation was given beyond mOmcntnry
variation uf sentiment aud the sweeping
procliyiiics Of the local operators engaged.
From the south there was no serious weather
complaint aud most Of the markets continue
weak under continued pressure"
Hubbard, Price 4 CO. say Tho market
opened inactive at two points advance, aud
this was soon lost when the figures OF the
receipts became known. Liverpool also
closed lower aud this fact added 10 The IN
disposition OF operators 10 buy. We have
therefore to rcport duh market, with but
little change from Saturday The belief IN
n lano crop still hang. over the market, and
operation. are reluctant TO take q decided
stand on either side white conditions remain
a. 40 present The elimination of the bull
speculation In wheat and the sharp decline
in "A acts adversely on those who predicted
asimilar advance ON cotton founded ON the
present short visible supply. The quality
Oi the receipts seem To improve.
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pearl. % ,ma5O. p,ail, 50 80. roller. &. IO6,
. a.. quiet
Bt,Ns Am rEv-Nayy beans, S2a5. me.
dium. 900
oar NnL-lu half hrls Sl 90 from store
tu,,kuus=~,ll. tr.hlc extra. UC, gin.pr
spaIs. s'fHlc assorted iumblcs, iUtgi.c,
cram cmrkur, sisnt.
lIpW From siuuU common, $500 100.
family ,ip'riiU choice. S,uuthli. fancy.
t'.,'.t' 80. extra fancy si&yil'. pitonL
.U 10000. HrluE
tu,,hIp NuuT-ln lalt hrlA Si5l from
store
llnwNy Ayu Gur-f From store, tJc5.
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tAsgun Nuum rHaUI'r.ti 20 beaches.
% IHs standard tlaI rlUIul. Sion. ymn.
iurt . l.s. suuIHuI s.H. b lhs. taudnrl.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-16
At Green VILE, Miss.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.

YpeciaI DISPATCH 70 7 he Appeal.
GREESvrLLE, Miss, Oct. Is, Q p.m.-The
City of st. Louis for St. Louis arrived at @
o'clock pm. Sunday and proceeded up at
midnight. The Arkansas City for st. Louis
went up at o'clock am. today. She will
get g, 900 sacks of cotton seed for Memphis at
land n IS above here. The Oakland and
barge Tor ST. Louis went up at clock pm
The river is So feet and falling. Weather
overcast; heavy rain last night.
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T~cdstuu.

t"By- lun Hiuus white h'r mINcl 11t
tww ir,rv "r dcuuL white. Doe bulk. l,c boz
-i.ts. ole. WiNuL Boo bulls. ttD. in siyss. dic
hr,N lwW STORE, ,',. irum lcNyr ur de-.
I.U .lN.UI
llNl hH.0r. lum st1r', unc ear load
.rHU '.fU..l d,rut si. aItiUl. prImr.
irHW STORE ~Hs'r ear load from lrtre 1r
| d.IUi go M prairie irum STORE h'0tur.
.H. .HHN IuW I.Npu ur depot elu.n.tl .uu.
hhTa. iuW siunI white Hl.r. MIXED. Nip.
[ from I.Nu. Ur depot white. Boo bulk. ll,'. iu
"Uha sl,. GOD Erd 100 bulls 1t.. loo sacks. Sic.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-16
Movements az the lie, ce

Administrations, Tiptonville; Annie
7. Silver, 81. Louis.
Experimentation Lee, Osceola; James
Ice. griars Point; Kate Adams, Arkansas
City; Irene Macready, Peters landing
COahoma, Tiptonyille.