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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-08-23

THE following is the entire democrat
ic ticket placed in nomination by the
convention:
Governor, Eugene M. Wilson, Hennepin;
lieutenant governor, Daniel w. Buck,
Blue Earth; secretary of state, w. c.
Bradenhaden, Carver; state treasurer,
Hans Nelson, Otter Tail; attorney gener-
al, Charles D'Autremont, St. Louis; chief
justice of the supreme court, Seagrave
Smith; Hennepin; associate justice of the
supreme court, GeorgeF. Bachelor, Rice;
presidential electors, at large, James S.
O'B,ien, Washington; w. F. Kelso, Kit
son; First district, Andrew Nelson; Ohm
sted; Second, H. P. Constance, Faribault;
Third, o. M. Hall, Goodhue; Fourth,
John F. Stone, Pine; Fifth, Henry Keller,
Stearns.
Outside the governor, lieutenant gov
ernor and chief justice of the supreme
court there is not name which has a
familiar ring.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-08-23

BRAINARD's MUSICAL WoRLD.-Newsier
brighter and more instructive than ever.
Four new pieces of music in the August
number: "True Blne," Adams; "Idylle, "
Hause; "Marche Brilliante," Suppus; and
Sailing" Marks. Now is the time to
subscribe. Subscription, 81 so per year;
single copies, IS cents. Address, S. Brain
erd's Sons, publishers, SO and 81 Euclid
Avenue Cleveland Ohio
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-08-23
THE Journal Press winds up halfcol-

THE Journal Press winds up halfcol-
umn change-ofheart article setting forth
the patriotic and high.minded virtues OF
Mr.. Gilman and urging his nomination
for governor, tit didn't use to think SOL
with this sentiment, in the event of
dead lock among better men:
1t is certainly sufficiently among the
probabilities to warrant the effort, and
Stearns county should 60 prepared to
gather in the prize should the opportun-
ity present itself.
There it goes again! Stearns County
should reach for the prize, etc, ad
nauseam. 1t is St. Cloud that the Jour
naLPress means. What prize did any
one in Stearns county outside of st.
Cloud ever get? In fact, it is fatal to
Stearns county man to live outside of
St. Cloud. Look over the list-look back
for the past decade-St. Cloud grasping
for the earth, in the name of Stearns
county, until the very name of the coun-
ty stands politically for all that is selfish,
presumptous and ..degrading-and all for
the interests of st. Cloud. Stearns coun-
ty, forsooth. 1t is St. Cloud wants to
seize the prize and charge it up to the
county at large.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-08-23

Don't fiji the system with quinine in
the effort to prevent or cure fever and
ague. Ayers Ague cure is more potent
remedy, and it leaves in the the blood nc
poisons to produce dizziness, deafness,
headache, or other disorders. The pro.
prietors warrant it.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-08-23
las D, Bovd banteringlv proposed on

Jas. D. Boyd banteringly proposed on
Monday evening to two young ladies
Gust hold on, now!) that they might
have huge watermelon which lay on
the sidewalk in front of his store if they
would "kick" it home. The challenge
was promptly accepted, and by skillful
use of their No. 21a CATERS the young
ladies kept the melon rolling before them
until they reached their destination, some
half a dozen blocks distant. They say il
was good one, too.-JournaEPress.
Young, old and middle age, all expert
ence the wonderful beneficial effects Of
Ayers Sarsaparilla. Young children
suffering from sore eyes, sore ears, scald
head, or with any scrofulous or syphilitie
faint, may be made healthy and stI ong
by its use.
Friday afternoon last the citizens Of
Eagle Bend notified DR.. Vim. Lemon Of
that place that he was no longer needed
and it would save him some trouble if he
would leave the place. He at once took
in his sign and obeyed the command
The cause of this action was the belief
that he was somewhat to blame for the
death of Mrs. Leech.-Argus.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-08-23

in. Tompkins, of Round Prairie, who
was in town Tuesday showed us knife
that was partly melted by the lightning
when it strnck his house some weeks
since. The knife lay on a shelf in the
cupboard and has large piece broken
out of the blade and also the end of the
blade broken off, beside small spots all
over the blade where the metal was
melted. The tin pans that were in the
cupboard shared a like fate.-Argus.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06

The only change made in the local market
today was in bacon, which declined Ac,
Amount Of grain In store at the elevators
oats ~, 100 bushels; wheat, l,07l bushels.
The Merchants Exchange will be closed to.
morrow.
At New Orleans there Is moderate de
mond for sugar, with prices a shade easier,
particularly for centrifugas. There is a
strong demand for the better grades Of open
kettle molasscs, but medium aud low grade,
are quiet. Rice is quiet but firm.
Chandler, Brown ~ Company, Of Chicago,
IN their weekly review ci the grain market,
say: "Mills arr shutting down for lack OF
orders and indications point toa poor export
trade in both wheat aud -four Tor some time
Ia come. Stocks OF flour have increased at
Liverpool, also stocks Of wheat, aud with
increasing stocks Of wheat aud -four In the
Northwest, lower prices for The present seem
probable We cannot advise purchases Of
corn at what may seem TO be- low prices. for
the chances are that with the close Of nayi-
gito1 stocks will largely increase at all
points
The london MARI Lane E,prcss, Of the 9Th,
states that the condition Of the wheat trade
today was worse than It was on Friday; Ia
the Interim advantages have been lost and
values remain rs they were on last Monday.
Flour Is quiet Corn unchanged. Oats .
pence dcarcT.'
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Grain ana Provisions.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov 6.--The wheat market
was dull and void Of any special outside
features. Trade was light and chiefly local.
Operators evidently had expected lower
prices, and when shorts undertook TO cover
they did not find much wheat for sale, and
to this was credited the kdSance in prices:
Some prominent local traders were reported
as being moderate buyers, land at the open
Ing few outside buying orders were also
executed, but the latter part OF the session
developed considerable selling, and weak
ness followed. The opening was H@%c
higher and the feeling little unsettled
Then IT rallied irregularly 2glsc, became
weaker declined lHc, and closed about 40
lc higher than the closing figures on Satur-
day. Corn was only moderately active,
trading being on rather limited scale, ana
most OF the business transacted early in the
session, after which the market ruled quiet
and inactive. The feeling developed rather
iirmer, opening sales being H@Hc
higher than the closing prices OF
Saturday, after which the market fluctu.
atod within n nc range and closed
hC%c higher than Saturday. Oats were
quiet and without material change in prices.
Trading was only moderately active in mess
pork and chiefly during the early part of the
session. Prices were advanced I13@lOc
early, but settled back 10000 and closed
'"ihl'dlaAlNNIy olNuul NJ lu'NlHlh HSuiN0'
January and May delivcric- met with most
favor A very limited trade was reported
In lard and the fluctuations in prices were
slight. Offerings were small and demand
light.
only limited trade was transacted in
short ribs sides. Offerings were small and
little inclination TO purchase. Prices ex-
hibited little range.
There will be no session Of the Board to-
morrow.
The visible supply Of grain according to
the official Board OF Trade report is rs fol-
lows Wheat-33 605, 900; increase, 2ls,0O0.
Corn-l0, 7G3,OO0; decrease iOl 900. Oats
S,j5j,OOO increase, $685. Rye, 500, 900;
increase, 10000. Barley, l,1sGOOO increase,
l3s, 900.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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NV 1mr,ss. in., Nov s.-surrs-
lirmcr open kettle, prime s0ii i.lGc. fully
tair l4lJi'sc. good fair, Sc. FAIR. Ikft
&C, common a. guOd common. li.tf
iac centrifugal, plantation Fmnulntcd.
l'it- choice white. q igiGaGf.c.
on white OAC gmy white. ga
Csc choice yellow clarified. Oi.tt
o $40 prime yellow clrrHri. coo Lie.
OF yellow clarified, 6ht3 ii.iGc, seconds
l'aW'ttc Mulnsscs-stcaiy With q good
demand open kettle chuipH t26ttc. strictly
Primc, 600 Gle. good primo. ihtlsc. prime.
d2ttilC fair 2iOs2ss F1od lmmon gi9. cen.
tniural. strictly prime. ga ~. rosl hir
lstsipu, iair i59lCc, Louh.ana syrup, go
Nav Noug, Nov. 8. - Coffee 49, op,lon,
steady Sales, tn.550 bog, includins 81.
vcnbcr, sllw@iiOS lrccmbcr. giaG,
@lao January tiaUbtfia.,. Mnrrh. tiaa
tfll'u, April ti3maiIsu MAY. sia 500
1870 Sputal,io quiet aud firm. fair canfnes.
tlh.2a sugur-lsaw duh aud nominal. rc.
hncd, lower aud quiet. 9. &C. rXtm q.
CSC, white cNtm &. Gisc. yellow. ~ .tfGnsc.
OF A, 0.aiCtG0l 10. standard \. Gs7 tsc. cut.
loaf, NJ, crushed, NJ. MoIassea-N Nominal.
New Orleans, 10aaSc.
RIO nr JANmno, Nov. b-Concc- Rcrular
first, ~ 80 rcis per 10 kilos DO ron,l second.
itt1@d. so llcccipts during che week, w. 90
bal~. Purchases Tor the luiird states, 2SUD
hag'. clcamnccs Tor the United states. 80uO
bags, stock, 2lo.Ooo bag.
SANTOS. Nov. 6.-Conoc Good aycmee
5, loo rris per 10 kilos. Receipts during Inc
week, a. up0 bags. ruwhhsr, iurtho United
States iGO11 bags. clearance iur the Uuiie,l
States iH0ip bags. stock, i'U.U1 bar.
Cmc,ao, M, Nov o.-0n the Produce IN.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand 81 dis
count buying sight, So discount buying,
par selling. New Orleans, 80 discount
buying, par selling Cincinnati, st. Louis
and Louisville, demand 81 buying, par sell
ing
The bank dealings today were the largest
in the history Of the clearing house, $775-
0i7ll.
The local cotton market closed steady, with
holders asking sc above quotations. Sales,
1900 bales, of which 1000 to exporters and
1900 to spinncrs. The Exchange will be
open tomorrow.
AT New Orleans spot closed firm at an adj.
vance OF l-lGc. Futures stendy and up / to
2 points. The Cotton Exchange will be
closed tomorrow-clcction day.
Liverpool closed firm, demand good. Flu
lures dull at an advance Of point
New York spots are dull, with futures adj
yanced to points, closing dull but steady.
Sales last week not before reported 1917
bales TO spinncrs and !, 40 bales to exporters.
The Cotton Exchange will be closed tomor.
row-clcctiou day.
Hubbard, Price & Co. say; "Thc opening
prices were almost identical with the close
Of Saturday, and the close today showed but
slight variation from the opening What
lttlc gain effected In early hours was lost rs
the day advanced. the increased receipts
checking the movement in favor Of higher
figures. Until after the election is definitely
settled and business resumes It's accustomed
channels, little activity may be looked for"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06
Miscellaneous.

BAGGTHG-l1 H6l13c.
TIEs-$l. 15@l.25.
snor-Drop, $L45; buck, sl.7o
IEAD-Oc.
TALLow-3(Gic.
ToBAcco-Common, 25@35c; other grades,
356ls5c.
sNurF-Garrctt's, sl0s5; Ralph's, Sl0.25;
Railroad, $685. Gail & AXIS, $500.
PowDER-Kcgs, $500; half kegs, $2.75;
quarter kegs, Sl.75.
Coal 0L-Prime white, wholesale lot, loc
per gal.
Woodbury. grease WOOL unwashed, 10
6l3c; clear grease WOOL 20M2jc; bury,
washed, 2OCJ3Jc tub washed, 3O@3ic.
BEEswAX-lSm20c.
NAus-lron. 500; steel, S2.l5.
HIDrs--Dry flint, No. /, lie; No. 2, Sc; dry
sailed, Sc; No. ?, &c; green saltcd, No. /,
&C; No. ., iLc green, i@5c dcerskins, 80
CJ35c; shccpskns, l5cGgSl,OO; firm.
WmsKY-Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
Sl.b0GgGOO, Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn. firm at 81 80 TO $500; sharp advance
on October Eastern rycs, $lSj@GOO, accord
ing 10 the age and make, common whisky,
81. OO@l30, according 10 proof; nothing un-
der ~ per cent. quoted.
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Cash quotations were as follows
flour-Dull and NEGLECTED.

Flour-Dull and neglected.
No spring wheat Si.l2Gll2S; No.
spring wheat 00@pjc; No. red, SIZE
@ll2G No. 2 corn, 30i.r No. oats,
1880, No. rye, sc, No. . barley, nominal
No. ! haNsccd, sLi6lG prime timothy seed,
nominal
Mess pork, per barrel. siLG2H@IL75,
lard, per 100 pounds SS.l5aNl7is; short
rib sides (looscl. $1,000 So dry sailed
shoulders boxed, SSO1O -. short clear
sides tboXcdl SSl2JsdS2j
Rcccipts-Flour 1900 brIg wheat, 81, OC
bu; corn 25l 600 bu; oats, $4,000 bu; rye,
1000 bu. barley. $4,000 bu
Shipments - Flour, iSOy0 brlg wheat,
22,OJO bu corn, bli,OO0 bu, oats. 1900
bu; rye. 2O00 bu; barley, 1000 bu.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 5.-Flour-Dull and
nominally unchanged.
Whcnt-lhc market opened firm and adj.
yanccd until nc higher strengthened by
better markets at other points, but later fell
Oh l'so, then rlllying aud closing 5sC1C
above saturday prices. No. .. red, cash,
siuNfCni.ur November. Al OpiEcdi iOlI
closing at si.Og}s bid, Nay, $ilSIssii4I,
closing at siiJAs.
Corn-llirhcr aud quiet No. ?. cash
$50, December Dsc, the year J3isMaJis,
January. 32k6a3'sc, closing nt Sc bid
May, 1880 bhac, closing nj 35Ac asked.
Oai'-Dull. No. cash, 22lsc bid. May
2Sfsc.
liye-Quictbut firm; JO95iysc for No. .
cash.
Cornmcal- 500.
Barlcy-stcndy, with moderate bushes.
doing Iowa, 55@Gic.
Bmn-Quiet at 6iM02c.
faXsccd-Firm at sl.iO.
llny-Dull and weak; prairie. 5000 o. so
timothy, sllOdii00.
buttor- Unchanged. fancy. 2GG &c: choice.
Nt2ic. dairy, choice, 30 DC.
Eggs-liighcr good stock, i7c; inferior,
ibftitr
rrovisions-Quict Pork, $500. Lard
Prime steam, nominally $3.50 Dry Salt
Mcais-Shuuldcrs, 500 longs and ribs,
fth2'stgITis, short clear s7.75dsI2is
liacUn-Shouldcrs tsO0. longs and ribs.
tSh2lt@ SIS, short clear, g s5ass7E.
kcvcipts-flour, 400 brls. wheat, %. ODo
hu; corn, 900 bu; oats, J2,OOO bu, rye.
5000 bu. barley, 5000 bu.
shipmcnts-tlour, i2.OUD hrls: wheat "a j..
90 la. corn. 1000 bu, oats, O0,U,O bu; rye
none; barley. 400 bu.
kANspCrY. Mo-, Nov5.-w hcnt-I.oWcr
No2 rid cash &C. asked. December. npg, c bid
i9ciskod, Nav sales At ~ a. atuJi.c. No. > sbfi
cash sl.uJ asked. December si.U1 asked
May, si.uJ bid. so, asked
turn-Quict Nu.2 each = &c BID. 80 asked
year &c hil, - ,c askcd; MAY 2pisc bid, 50,
asked. No. white cash no bids no. offer
iuRsi NAY y2c bid, 81 &c asked.
Olts-Nu. = cash gUisc asked
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CuCAoo. III. Nov. Cattlc-Rc,ci pts.
1000 head. shipments. -=. Market dull
and slow steer, innCy fhulNGdn West
cfn, ii@i, Texans, $1,000 ~ .sOckcrs and
feeders. e. inftJ NJ.
=, Market active. mlHpl. tiSuft6 IS.
heavy t1.DhCt5.tA. light. tArih3p.
ShUvp -liUrcipts 1900 h.al. shipments.
-- Market steady; Mrirm, s3 iOnI IS.
natives, sAUICtlii. lamb. stI1t. MSO0.
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Ilrenefsfttfl.

Ftorn-From storc, common. s3G06t3 20
family, sl3nWi co. choice, si7Ottt 81; fancy
So iatb.hi, extra fancy Sj.Sjtsj.hj, patent
a. 2,GG 10 quiet
Conn Mr,L-l'carl, $780, roller, S28G
40 quich
DEANS Am Pr,s-.Nnyy beans, s.. p; me.
dium, s2m
oar MEL-ln half brs, $500 from store.
CHACKrHs-Sodn extra, &c, treble extra.
GRc ginger snaps, G'iCtGC. assorted jun.
hlcs. lutl2c, cream crackers, S'st,iuc.
CRACKED Wunr-ln hall brls, sLjO from
store.
lloNiNY ANp Guirs-From store, 1926.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06

CoRN-ftnm store, white, Sc, mixed 53c.
from lrvcc or depot, white, In bulk. lsc. Ia
sacks, sic, miNcd, la bulk, iic, Iva cncks, hnc.
llnAN-Fron store. Soc. from lcyce or de
pot, siGH.
from lcycc or depot sli5GWldOr prime.
from storr sUDt-ac ear load, from lcvcc or
depot slih1 prairie, from store, aj1Gnr.
car load, from lcy,c or depot, tluhO Mti.Ol
OAr.-Fum store. white JGc. mixed, Jic.
from lCyuc or depot. white in bulk. 32c. In
sacks, SO mixed In bulk, IA in sacks. sic.
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Provision.

-Mpckcrl half brls. Ne. 1. ssS0. No.
p tSUh lob kit No. I, ~ 30 No. ., ~ ~.
No. 3. si.i0 Dry herring family 2iO per
box. w e. roe herring half hrl, tH75.
LAi.p-Tcs $50. half hrls Sic. Kegs. SIC.
| choice Kettle. uAt4iO1,c STEADY.
Pos frU-lirls, $780, half brls, sl0D
| keys A. So
Hoo rHoprcr-stcadyi mess pork. sit.5'
| MlG1 sugar cured hams, il.ml2.c
bfcat iasi bacon. ii0i2c clear rib sides
bacon, p',c shoulder, Sc bulk pork. clsai
sidcs, SIC. clear rib sides, SIC, long clear
SIC, shoulders. 7isc
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oJTToN MARKET.

The local cotton market opened steady
and closed steady. middlIng. Dl.c salc,.
$3.50 halc', including $50 bale. last evening.
(Which LOO bales to exporters and 1000
bales ~ spinncr.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Obituary. nominal good ordinary, nom.
nal low middling. bic middlIng g9c.
good middliug, yai0c, middling fair, Dj.c.
fair. nominal.
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Live stock.

L,Mrs-Chocc, DC; common TO good per
head. - bDm3OU.
l.oGs--Choicc light, G9GJ.c;'good, $4,000;
common, jW5Hc.
CArGLE-Choicc, 3h@3J9c; good, 2l9@3c;
scallawags, lAG12Lc,
suErr-Choicc, lc medium, 3@3Kc; com.
mon Al GOAL 80
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0)@75c Utah, 0Oc per Blu; swee:, $l.oo@'.2
per brl.
NuTs-Cocoanuts 1913 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, 4X6JGc; Tennessee, farmers stock,
811Cgic; roasted, 2l!c higher; shelled, 097c.
Pccans, Texas. gGll2c
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Cnllnn see,I rrndncis.

PEIuE CRUDE OfL--iOc; prime summer yell
low, jOc; summer white, 53c choice cooking
summer yellow, 55c; cotton seed meal,
SIS so. less than car load 5000.
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.



At noon: Spots-Firm, demand good
Sales, 1000 bales, Of which American 10, 200
bales. Receipts, 10000 bales, Of which
American 1900 bales. Closing quotations
were as follows: Middling, ll-lGd.
Futures opened steady at advance, and
closed dull.
These prices are given in pence and Giths
thus GIGS means l.G3.Gid and 5,0l means
o l-0ld.
At4p.m.; November, 532 buyers; No
vcmbcrDcccmbcr, 5.27 buyers; December
January, 500 buyers; January. February,
80 buyers; February March, 500 buyers;
March-April, 5.2s sellers; Aprii-Ma $40
buyers May-June, 53l sellers; June-July
5.33 sellers.
nAVRE.
Spots quiet and steady.
Tres Ordinaire, 7Of; December futures
GlkE
Above spot quotations represent 70f for
30 kilos Of low middling cotton; lIayrc
terms, 1913 kilos equal to 100 lbs, and 52jf,
equal 20 500.
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DAiLY coIroN srArFurNr.

lmrorts-M. sc. u Il, sll MAI T. Il. ga
l. a y ~ h,iHt " al. o. a. .l9. e., oAa
VI. IT, ", Co., ., y. .6rRN.t.Ut Ga
~ Az X e.. " A o. a. a., l.6lt Z MIR. 5at
Total. u.,ss h.les ''
k'lursHN &c RWI.1il GTRulcL
~ y, aaiE CO &Sw .RR 900 L. n
% IL, i..i'. rcnu Md, CO., Total. ~
bales.
NrN YORK.
Spots opened steady and closed lull. mid.
ding OSLO. Sale, 2Ii bales. Quotation.
are as follows Ordinary, Oll.iCc. cool opIl
nary. SO low middliur o5.iGr. mIddlInr
Oslo good m.dlling iOl.c. middling lsir
1910. fair, use.
Future opened steady ind closed duh bui
steady, o. follows November pHttpbi'
Doeemhcr bgl January. asgnnst.
February, psiWps'. Mar,i pnittnai
April, iOOimiUu5. NAV. iuig4Iutt. Inn,
l022ttl0.J, July. ioEtsiuIl August iU IA
@lO.SO. salch hlp bales.
NM ORLEANS.
The SPOT market opened quiet and closed
FIRM middling p'sc. Sale. 1850 hale.
Quotations arr ~ follows Ordinary. 7t.r.
good middllng, csc; low middHnr. 80
middling Csc; good middiirr. p1.c.
Futures oponcd steady AMI closed ,teal,
a. follows November 12inpgs nrr,n
Der n2lt122; January, pUCtpa2 F,hru
AIRY, ui2mhi3' March, ph30p5l. Apnl. pl
e1Gi May, 05J@p5l June. psi6.p "a.
July oDl@o.a2 Sales, %. 40 bales.
DniY roRr Ann INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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GrarrrIr..

C,NNEp rincnpplcs. si.5O Peaches.
2lhs, standard a Iihi ~ second, u 90 To.
matO,s, lbs standard. Nittlsc. 3 lb- stanl.
Hrd. siU'. Stmwb'rr.rs - Raslhcfrios.
SO Blarkbyrrics si.ui. Green Cages, a -
rvafs. S2O0 riums, s2N Asparagus, stO
Urcn corn, sl.nJtti ti. Green peas si.s5
Cove uytcrs, full weight ~. NC. lhs. No.
ttl.u1 light weight Use. lhs. Al uItfi iu
Condensed milk, Crown. a. p Eagle s5 o.
swiss. tiun salmon si1ip2 o. Sirlincs.
~ 20. mustard ,atdincs ti1a Mackcrci.
| n ~. herring muCkCrrl. n -
htoAn-lutC white use, yellow clarified.
| sC. refined \. $50. stHninl formulated. NJ.
/ powdered. SIC cui luat ~ .c steady.
tuiur-tummun ii'tc ordinary. i5i.c.
/ flir, iG'.c rhine Rio. Is. choice 90 fancy.
| ia old Government 300 w. strong
S,tt-saF.uaW, siJai.H per bfl. Ohio
/ liver slM9l ~ pcr brI. ~. fine, sig36,
/ Ito c0tf,, - lutfi rs. pkts 2',c1c.
hrt=l"uisnna, iA@aAC Caroline. O.
/ quiet
C,spuu-stick. 40 ,il.,. In b,s. pals md
bril-, W'yuil,, fancy, assorted, 100 i5c; cxiri
| fancy. rs HiU firm
Curpr-rHmc Hats. s'.0o,.c. New York
| factory pl0lu, mll ,ream. i2aI2isc
Young America, is's tllg.
s"tr $50 C,Nptr-s0ip, 3i.@ic, eau
dl.. inll vclrht, Wagp4C.
] 90 WV w HNNN
| Mut,.u=l.uu sianh common 20 fair. ~
! 02',, prime, choice. in0b,r. fancy tsmrr
ccniriiueals common a. lHir. .lm lnt prm,
10 choice DO '.. syrup. Moiic. quiet
uou.choId sappiics.
| furtTaaQIict Orange. siWIhD DC,
| hfl t2uOm2gl pCf box, Lemons $500
| go PER box Bananas. 90 uofta2 Is prl
bunch. California pear, SLsS pcr bon.
/ GmpsseCunrurl. co. PEE basket Catawba
tiU ~ basket
Aruu-l.5Nma2S per brl Dried appl,.
! 3'tnic per 10, from siofo. Dried pyachc.
| ittNy. irum store.
EDUs Ray. Foxes. iC,. cases. iSc
! NAisiNf-l.undon laycr. a. ~ California
| a. % prr box,
G,sr Quail $50 rcr dozen. ,auirrl.
FHtsiuu PEE dozen. rabbits. a 2S-i I'D psi
dozen. Wild turkeys tNr tn 5ir each wooI.
| duck. t2U per dozen, teal. A. 2ima 10 pc,
dozen maitland g. 5n-2 US Ter Iosrn. V,ni
sUn saddles sctiuc ~. whole deer. lEtSr No.
| NsftAutIaUu. 0ns. tit5ai.75 psr brl.
/ Cabbage loos,. bH5c kaut. prr b'I. IS ~
| half bH sl6D Garlic ah prT in Carrot.
| s1,OOGtat0 Per hfl. iocis t1S1aas5 pe,
/ brl. farnips $40 per hrl. llnf..fudlsh.
| t3.OOG5.b0 per hrl.
Burru-butiounc i'c. creamery ass
/ 30c. dairy isc. country butter i5dsk.
Cnprn-Ozafk, $3.50 pr bel, aud $40 pei
/ halt brl.
NiSraAn-rcr gal, i06i2c
pouLtHr- Chickens. Young. 81. 2Sfli. 7A
mixed. si.bpa2 90. hens g. 7A6IUa
picgLu-litlS 5000 bali brl,. slOo
iotAron-iinn. si55@221 per bfl, Ks
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GENERAL TRADE.

Buy aud sell stocks and bonds through I
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MUSTANG l.laaaENT

IS FOR MAN a BEAST. PENETRATTs
MusCLE&fIBllE ToTIiE VERY BONE
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change, today, the butter market was steady
and unchanged. Elgin creamery, 26a27c
choice western, 23@251Ec; choice dairy, ID
and unchanged at i99i9Tc. 90
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. -Whisky-Steady;
sales, ] $50 barrels on basis OF $i.14. But
ter-Quiet; fancy creamery, 27@2sc; prime
dairy, l5@10. Linseed oil In fair demand
and firm at 55957c. Sugar-Quiet and easy;
hard refined, 7%@skc; New orleans, 5N(a
0Hc. Eggs-Steady. Cheese-Firm.
OIL and Turpentinc.
CLEVELAND o., Nov. 5.-Petroleum
steady; s. W. ll0o, nc.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov 5,-Turpentine
firm at 4213c
Wool.
ST.. LOUIS, No, Nov. 5.-Wool-Quiet
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE PAR SELLING.
Cotton steady-Middling Cotton, o Lac
Sales Today, 2,eoo Bales - The
General Market Is steady-Meats
Steady.
APPEAL orPIcr

MONDAY EVENING, Nov. D, 1855
Money is in ample supply and easy, and
in good demand Rates are firm at s. per
cent.