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fash quotations were NJ Toll YwE
fiour-Staaiy nni uuchang Il.
No. sHug wheat siiihi No. spring
wheat Ditni'fc No. 2 rcd. siii'G No. :
corn, il!sttiia,i No cats, silso' No. (!
rye, bBit, No p harley ---. No. l
naAsecd. N l5ls. primt timothy seed. e Is.
Mes pork. Icr lnrWi sliHt Lard. Per
iUD pounds. tHi2's short uh sides ioroh
s1tE dry ziltcd HauullCr fhnKcn $40
t,s 2i, short clear hdn IboAcdh ,H3'ACl
500
Esce,pts Flour. iG0ol bril-. wheat a5.oo
hu curn I1t.Wu hI DItL i.lOUJ bu, rye,
1000 bu. barley. iDi ,NJ hu.
Shipmrnn-fiuul $500 lr. wheat
iGu1 hu, corn. 5000 bu. oats. 10000
De. re. HOO hu. hurley 1900 hu.
H. I.olls. Mo. Oct N-Flour-Quict
and dull, bat hfm.
Wheat - tirmrr and higher Options
hirhcE The up1niUs was strong uu nrmCr
cables and advance elsewhere, coupled with
l'eht receipts in ih1 northwest and under
rc,iyr demand che market sold 24hlar
h.rhor before it received o. chruk 4 small
rrlnpsc wfs followed hy another shirp mliy.
tui The clus' was weak. with ncoruhUr isc
anil Mas 1Ac nituNu NUsiouiay. No. 2 rel,
cnsh. eiUl't. nominal. hvc,mhrr. "a i2m
iIlg ,lu.iug AZ si.ig lskcl; May. stiiA
tlttih. closing at sl.lu's nskci.
tun-tirmrr NJ. 2 cash. dNat3,4c
November. wow. CLOSING % aUC ihc
year E solisc y.U-.us 40 $3.50 iauuaB
MAc May 80 s.3 ,ga5ac. closing az
uah-Flrm, 80 2cash. re asked. pc
BID May. 2,isltsk, ullUhcE - bid. No
truirr n1iC hid
Ryp IN demand. ~ oi,h. ssgayfc
tarry-Tho marx ri hosins a. display mDrr
lfs Wsousiul sltt>,c, Iowa Sltsgic,
Washington Icfriyyl 'lc
Flasa,d- Firn msIJA
NnrumCil- 3vA
iiay 81 unrhapFei prairie, 5000 so.
timothy. tiijOtiGQ1
nuitor-fim, creamery N827c' dairy, q
U.s
Ew.-sicady Cor sod stock at icc lnfc.
Tfoy..ians = Qatl rorl -tismais ..
lArl-pumc utfAihl uominally gtN ittisu1
nr, Salt Mrais-sflHulirr,, tSN Longs and
ribs. SsUptsS I 2iii short clear sA8l isds ~.
laruna Shoulders. Jpi longs and ribs.
spVu0na2'i, shsft lear, sn2,t1W's Hams
-siituttiAin.
Rcrcipis- Flour 5000 bril-. wheat $4,000
hu. caui 100 hu oats muuu bu. rye ..
uuD tu barley. tnuuIu.
Shipments Flour Uun hfls wheat IL.
o. bn. corn, "a 90 Iu. oats inUu bu. rye.
gUUo harley. 2uoo bu.
kANsas CRY, No oct 81 Wheat
Stronger. No. 2, cash. tiuo asked. nccon.
Der. salcs at fi.O2 May sales al 81 cijs
No. 4, nd, cash, ~ b. tid, NC askrd. No 2,
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ArrEAL OFFICE
- Nn..... ~ IA Nal
noMrsrIc ExCHANGE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand ~ as
count buying sight, 81 discount buying
par selling. New Orleans, &c discount
buying, par selling. Cincinnati, st. Louis
and Louisville, demand 81 buying par
selling.
In the local market today spot cotton
declined l.iGc, closing steady sales, 200
bales or 1000 TO exporters aud loo TO spin
ners. Sales for the week 10 $50 bales, or
1850 TO exporters md s 500 TO spinncrs. At
New Orleans spots closed quiet and futures
quiet at an advance OF 10 4 points. Liver
pool closed dull with limited inquiry.
Futures declined to points. Manchester
cloths and yarns arc duh with limited in
quiry. New York spots closed quiet futures
steady, and advanced 10 points.
Hubbard, Price & Co. say: The trading,
while considerable In volume, has been
without any special features. II being ten
der day on November contracts, large
number Of notices were In circulation, but
they seem to have been provided tor with
out difficulty. At the close rather frmcr
feeling prevailed In consequence OF the
ligh, movcu II reported from the south.
According To the Commercial Bulletin 'the
general course Of operations seem to show
that n great deal Of pcrplcSiiy and hesitation
still prevail, aud on days deal practically
cxhnusts the element that may feel In any
way strong toward the staple rs evidenced
on a comparison Of the markets Of yesterday
aud today. Even the New Orleans trading
here Is now believed to be merely q sort OF
nrbitragc business, and locally may again
be noted tendency Of some Of the early
longs to take the margin now offered them
Probably the poore,, news comes from Liv
crpool ut the moment and while SOME be
lieyo that Il Is the result of wirc-pullinl
from this side, private accounts say the de
cline Is caused by q desire u realize on dc
tobcr and that Manchester has lost tone
At the south iha interior towns whore cot
j. piling up show weakness on price Will
at the ports where the accumulation Is no
excessive aud waiting demand exists, th
tone rcnains firm aud In some cases slightly
inclined toward an upward scale, -
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By TELEGRAPH.
uonry. nond. nnd storI4..

Nav YouK, OF. ~ Mooney on call Easy
nj iitd2 prr ccut. lrat loan nj per cent,
closed oncrcd 40 percent Prime mercantile
paprr il.6uB per cent sterling exchange
uuict aud weak. with actual business nj
slslA Tor sixty day bills aud sLS'l. for
demand.
Government bonds were dull anil steady.
State bonds were dun hut ithont feature.
The stock market tpiay was not materially
different from ~ immediate predecessors,
bciugquirt ~ dull, except lur liz few luniing
siu, H. while Tho general list wAs .1nrWiIt
fryrrish within tho rrffuWcst limits and ul.
most totally devoid 1T lCaiuu. There wa,
some buying Tor foreign account, which was
chiefly confined ~ luinn Pacific aud Lake
shor,. but this influence Wa offset by tHc
continued selling ct tic Boston stuyk, which
was most noticeable m Union Pacific and
New England. though 10 was much smaller
than Tor some time past Tho vulnerable
sIrUt in the list was found tu be- the Rich.
mund & West Point stock and those ol DO.
pendent ruals, the depressing influence
hu'ur the number NJ rumorl iu rranud tn ihc
ufihrr issue ct collateral Trust bonds on
which nu loss tlAn three dilrrrut tfurI IS uu
todd upon thp stn'rt with nu official iulur
nation 60 be- had boz rvmd Ca ihc real in-
tcutIpus ui The company Thee influences
Wcw The only relief tn an otherwise extreme.
~ NNl'N NNlN NN|NNN'Nf HHANN# NA'AhNNH HNN N.lAr
.Dulug Tint few other sin,kI hs thr
suuf.u nll cualcrs drpllyci sIute ANNA.
tuu. Tie fprlInf n' co.. opening ~ hutr
uteI wHs Cunsrn Utlyrly hullI,h. lut che
dnIlur,s invited thratilrks VI tIc bear. and
altar steady uffuiuf uuiun larinc, Rood.
Ing aud New England yielded iuctUually,
while the movements Boo che ttst ui fhc list
WUfr extremely narrow, with thr exception
of Richmond & West Point preferred, which
iuppel suddenly I per c'nL The prs
tuIo was suddenly removed, however
aui prices yyy,ywd almost o. quick.
~ aH thry WccdUi, and hfilru
noon the rpu.nl lIit was in must cases ific.
tiunhlly hir'irf than The opening nrurs
Then followed q long period ol duilncsl aud
absolutely lyAiurlrs trailing iu Nh,ch thc
movements vote alternately uuWHrl and
downward With mo- apinput iurliuni .un iu
either diryiiun. TIC market finally ClOsud
dull aud steady, az ifHguilCuut changes
lUlm toe opening figures. hYurh advances
nw Zoe u majority this evening. Pullman
vus exceptional In losing Pc cont to-day.
hut nviaNaIt, Hudson lnl Lake Brio y
/ N,Uyru ppicrri usv l prr cent musi 20
thr othrr fractions
Tho milruad bond market Wa eth uuIot
and without feature today thc total .alUs ul
| 900 lHura HrHrEliInr only l.uIt ION. which
was very evenly dlstrihuiad amuuH q sumo.
/ what smaller numh,r of issufs iian usual OF
/ late. The total sales ui Steaks To-Day were
lsAlW shafrt Closing quuiuiiuus.
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At noon spots-Dul; limited inquiry.
Sales, 5000 bales, Of which American q, 200
bales. Ro,ipts 0,00O bales, OF which Amer.
lean 2 100 bales Closing quotations were rs
follows Ordinary, 81; good ordinary, SID,
low midding, sgd; good mildling G}sd;
middling uplands, 5Jsd; middling Orleans,
5Jsd.
Futures opened dull nj decline and closed
quiet and steady.
rrhesc prices are given In pence and 6lths,
thus: l,GJ means i6}-0id, aud 5.0l means
o l-6ld.l
At pm: October. o. 81 buyers. October
November $50 buyers, Noyember-Dccom-
bor $40 buyers; D,oomber-January, 6.2i
sellers; january February, % iollcrN Feb
ruary.Maph, SIS buyers; Mhrch.April
. ~ buyers. April.May, go sellers, May
June, o 30 sellers
Liverpool weekly statement for the week
ending uctubcr 20 lsaS.
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IlYe Mock.

CHICAGO, H., Oct. 26-Union stock yards.
The Drouers' Journal reports: Cattle-Rc-
ceipt. 1900; shipments, 5000. Market
steady; beevcs, $300@575; stockers and
feeders, S2.l5tr3.iO; cows, bulls and mixed,
81. 2o@2.9O; bulk, s2lo@240; Texas cattle,
$l.75GL50.
Hogs-Rcccipts, 10000; shipments, 1000
Market opened 6cglOc higher, closed i0gl5c
lower mixed, s5,21Gyo.oo' heavy soS'So'ooi
Shcep-Reccipts, 5000; shipments, 1000
Market steady; natives, s?.75Ca3.9o; western,
S3.OO@3.50; Texans, S2.50@3.2o lambs, sS.7S
M5 30
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COTTON MARKETS

Tho local COTTON market opened quiet aud
closed steady miilIrE psc. Sales sHp
bales. including 100 hall. iast evening
II which loll bales 10 ,xporIgr and 800
bale, 90 splulcr,.
ENruANuN qJuTtu
Ordinary nominal rrpl ordinary, nom.
iuni. las milll.ur ullGc miIdHua UEg
rool wiiiuut pii.ilg miIlluF mir TO-.
la.r nominal
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Iru.-Nr.keul. hall hfla 80. T.. ss I'D. 40
p ..uI iHlH. kit No D. fl 1913 No. .. ti.9h.
Nu. 3, tllh u.r h.Irnr family iir ptr
buR " e. Ilu lfuu.. hili hrl. B5A
loo IUHu|UfaH lIIH. mcss pork. $4,000
ll't sugar rl.ri hut lianl2ac. hr5lk.
i..i HIlnu lM. .lIa., clear uh slides bacon.
HsU Shoulder lHssy. bulk pork. rio.r
s'0.H .'.D ,..lI uH sides, shc. long clear.
N.. alul'I"#. r.s
kunHG0s FEB hlf bril- p4c. kors. p,.c.
tH...U .Hu., iN..lN'.r Firm
Pc. lrralhuh 500 half brls. tiOo.
kU.s. $3.50.
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itnrn-lwm fturr. common, sa0'NA7p.
family siJtft o.. choice ti5O'ttsA fancy.
tsIH'nE extra Augy 3D. 3m'.ui. patent
..1I.firt uuirt
truN NRt-i'cad 15o r,llcE t2to0
% o.. quiet
nr,u Asr rAs-Nayy beams y12i. mo.
Uium aut
oar Wruan hall hrls. $3.50 from siorr.
CutUsrHa. Soda treble extra dc; ginger
tHIIs. s'lHie a..'ucl iunhigs, iU8i2c,
UnIm crackers. Nh. ZOO.
tn,Eu WWu .lu hlltbH, $50 from
rfH.r
ilovN ,yu GrH Prom storc. sJ2i
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HEALTH is WEALTH.

DR. = G. wEsrs NERvK And BRAIN TREATMENT
apisIantecd specific for lily sterla, Dizziness, Con
yulslons, Fits Nervous Neuralgia. Headache Nery.
Gus Prostitution caused by tho use Of alcohol or to-
baeco Wakefulness, Mental Depression. Solemn;
Of the Brain resulting In insanity and leading 20
miscry decay aud death. Premature Old Age. Bar.
unness Loss OF power In either sex. Involuntary
Loses aud Spermatorrhea caused by ovcrcxertion
Of the brain. sclfnbuSc or oycr-ndulgcnce kacn
box contains one months treatment sl0la box.
orsix boxes for $500. sent By mall prepaid on ~
G. tot price
We Guarantee Six Boxes
Tocurc any ca4e. with each order received by n
iursiN boXes. accompanied with 500 we will seal
the purchaser our written guarantee u refund tho
money n the treatment does not effect n cura
Guarantees issued only by John G. Wet x 90.
Dowdy a Co. Druggists sole Agents. Main street
Memphis Tenn
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rn,,.n .cra I,re,iac,..

PntNK CHupK ou~-3Gc; prime summer
yellow, tG0i7; summer white, i1@ isc;
choice cooking summer yellow, is,d5oc'
cotton seed meal, si1.Jo@is,Ol less than
rnf Load s1Um
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NEW oRLEANs.

NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened steady and closed
quiet; middlng 97-IGc. Sales $500 bales,
Quotations are as follows: Ordinary, o'l6c;
good ordinary, Bloc; low middlng, sl5-i6c;
middling 97-i6c; good middlng, 0%c.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet,
rs follows October ols@02e November.
9l3Gali; December, 9ls9ai9; January,
02s@93O, February 930@9 40; March, 0.5C
@05l; April, oGO@0Gl; May, 9.7O@07l;
June, 0so@aS2, July, 0So@o.oO. Sales,
80, 700 bales
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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t.rorrrtrs

ClNsfntu1Us ai'urhpplcs A 10 lea, be-,
llt standard 10 Ip. second. si.u1 r1ma.
toes lH.. standard. s,.. ~. standard.
slH siuWhgrurs fi2l Raspbcrfics, IA -.
NlAckhCu'rt si.W Dnou gurua. ti.1i.
Ynr t-U1 Plume i2st Aspiaru gttOD
Grcn corn, tlui..l O.. Grrcn peas N 20
Cove oystcrs fall weight ~, N5c 2 lbs
-!5t light weight Oj.. lbs kl.0l. Con.
dcuscd milk -twun, i1m Eagle, $40.
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LONDON, Oct. 20, 4 p, m.-Consols closed at
% 5-lGc for both money and the account.
Bar silver, 43%d per ounce.
PARp, Oct. 2G.-Thrce per cent. rentes S2i
G2k nc for tho account
BERLIN, Oct. 2G.-The statement OF the I'm
perial Bank OF Germany shows an increase
In specie OF o, 10000 marks.
BANK CLEARISGs.
CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-Clearings, so,7sl,OOO.
ST. LouIs Mo-, Oct 2G.-Clearings, s., $685.
676; balances, S4l3,5i2.
NEW YonK, Oct. 2G,;-Clearings, Slll,4OG,'
81; balances, 1904, 0iG.
BosroS, Mass, Oct 26.-Clearngs, $l5,32G,
4jO; balances; Sl,0OO0H.
BALTIMORE, Md, oct 8.-Clearings
81, 9j2, 3i7; balances, 800, $50.
PnILADELPnrA, Pa, oct. @.-Clearings
Sl3 ISL 100; balances, 81 2I3,55S.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: SATURDAY OCTOBER 81, 1888

soft, cash.. $l.02 bid, siO5 asked; December,
S1.0S asked; May, sales at Sill. Corn
Quiet No. 2, cash, 33Ic bid; the year, 29lsc
bid 29slc asked; January 2sHc bid. No. 2
white, cash, 3i1fc bid. 0ats--No. 2, 2OHc
asked
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OIL and Turpeutfne

CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 20.-Petroleum
steady s. ". Ito deg, nc.
WILMINGTON, N. G., Oct. 20.-Turpentin'
firm nj acc.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE,
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex-
CHANGE PAR SELLING.

Cotton steady-Middling Cotton, 800
Sales Today, 2.2oo Bales - The
General Market is steady-Meats
Firm.
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Live stock.

L,Nns-Choicc, sc; common to good. per
head. s5O6tlOO.
Hcas-Choioc light 0e1G ISc; good. 5H@Gc;
common, 5Gl5'ic.
CArrLE-Choicc, 3'l@J1Sc; good, 2ls@3c;
scallawags i4a2hc.
smw-Choicc, &c; medium, 393,ic; COM
unn Al OBCtt IA
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np. JOHNSON T. artnnwlcir'i by 81 parii,sin
IL trfsfist ~ ~ Tar the most succ-siul phfEf
fisu IN the treatment 81 private Of sgfci ditsAet
Cuirk Trrmanrnt Ciirct gnafauicci Ia Fscfy oaso,
male ~ female kcCrut Caars Of t1nuffhea hli
syphilis ruftd IN ics days without tha ~, 0i
sirfHury. rtsuFs 81 dlrf 90 hiulriuor innm bust
e. ra without he aso u msrury. Involuntary
Ia al semen stopped 10 short umc. sufferers
lnsn ~ potency or lu1s u sexual poNcn fcst0fu %
ifrr vieH Ia a few wursA NlriifGs = .olf atusi
sud etrsssve yrncfy, surcung from fJefmai0uhca
snl los ~ phffirn sud mrutal power. kpHs iilg
srd permanently eufoi. Particular siieutiun paid
a. tir uirrisas u Women, ami ruffs Fuarautrrl
Pills anl uid slfr. turd withugi ihf ~ ~ causii
~ The snik. Al consultations strictly uuuudcn'
llaL MeiiCinus scat ~ cxpfCa ~ all pgfis 81 Va
ruIntN.
nr-v ofslrgTnsn curoi Al hs'f The usual sirk
Orios bouu tf1.a . oclo'k an 10 u'tiess pa
u. X lOiiNhuN. Nd
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COOS; April, 1OOs@iooii May Iol2@io13;
June, lO20@lo2i; July, l027@i0.29 Au-
gust, l0.3i@i0.30. Sales, 1880 bales.
Weekly cotton statement for the week
ond;ng Friday October % 1893.
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tmfHHs-N sc o. E, u. NAT % o., odd
1.dN o. sn NLGuu. OBJ. co g. II
" o.. o.. I'D. ..No.&r. rH.aUk c.r GN
y o., Doc k.t.N AMIR r LI o. o..
o. Tenn Ai. b. o. - ursmru 900 uas
ous. co. Total en-
IsIu'ts.u d e. o. %. sf NAT. RI
iW D. &f.E U.F.s r. u.E. WIN. i1,s
l.. \. q. 4 o.. su f.lH UI u f.tur..
north. kd rItsl 49, Ul.Hs
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NEw YoRK, Oct. 2G-The demand for
staple cottons was more moderate. There
were good sales Of winter and spring goods.
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MtsrettuueOus.
BAGGfNo--li hdl3c.
Tms--Sl i5Gtl.2j.
suor--Drop, Si.l5; buck, Si.7O.
IEAD-tc.
TALLOw--36Gic.
TonAcoo- common, 25935c; other sis~ics,
500 Soc.
ssurr-Gnrrctts, ti0s5: Rhlph's, si0.21;
Railroad Sg25; Gail x Az, 500,
rowDER-kegs. 500, half kegs, S275,
quarter kegs sl75.
Coat OIL-Primc white, wholesale lots, l0c
per rnl.
Vocabulary. grease wool. unwashod, 10
6D13r. clear grease wool. 2Od2jc, bury,
washed, 2De13r tub washed, 3Og3ic.
liEEswAX- lS6I2bc,
NMLs-lron. sos. steele, 40.
lllDm-Dry nint, No. I, lie, No. 2, Sc;
dry sltcd, Ne. No. . ~. green altcd, No. !,
GLc. No ., iIIc green, iCgjc; docrskins,
8Od3ic; shccpskins, l5c0gtl.OO firm.
WuisKY-Stmight Kentucky Bourbon,
81 5OaOOO. Rnbin-nn and Lincoln counties,
Tenn, firm. Sl.b5 10 500, sharp advance on
October. eastern rycA sl.Sja6UO, according
a. the aye aud make. common whisky, sl.U
Cyi.3D. according 10 proof nothing under 20
Der cent. quoted.
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wool.

ST. LOUIS Mo-, Oct 26.-Wool firm but
quiet aud unchanged. Another lot OF Texas
heavy sold at l5c.
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GENERAL TRADE.

Boy anu srll stocks aud bonds through r
NJ Oalbpnth No. 10 Madison street
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Receipts at MomuHH i1r ihr v..t ending
October ai5'nJl ha... 1faa.u.i I. $50 llI,
last Woct, nud ii,u,n bales i1u, week Ir.i
year since September !, ielos bales baiuti
-. pa bales same iim, ilst seer
shipments Tor che week 2isH Hal.r. as
against 212j9 bales amc wock Dot year. since
September Z. 5AUH' bale. Bs ael.u.t iu.pU
bales samo time Dat year Wnhs sales.
1880 haios exporter, I5j0 anal sp.uucr.
kgI Ialts
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Spots opouci steady and closed quiot mid.
ding olJlGc. silcs 2i7 balcs Quotations
orc o. follows Ordinary 0ii-lUc rppl
ordinary. SIC low m.diling. . Ollie. mid.
ding. oiJ.l0c good middllnr, lO'sc. mid.
ding fair 1886. iaiE iig.c
fuiurs opened steady and closed
steady AZ follows October 1880 So
November o5i@o52 Dccombcr 90 j.aa
ary, 90 February osl9,S. March. ool
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Swiss, $500. Salmon, sl75@2.00. Sardiness,
Si75; mustard .sardines, 1910. Mnckerei,
81. 25; herring mackerel, SI.05.
SuGAR-Purc white, TIC; yellow clarified,
re; refined A, 7Ac; standard gran
ulated SIC; powdered, s9sc; cut LOAF,
SIC; steady. 49,.
fair, l61<c; prime Rio, lSc; choice to fancy,
lOc; old government, 306J32c; strong.
SALr--Saginaw, Si.3OGDl. 80 per brl; Ohio
river, 81. 2OCal 25; per brl; SKIS, fine, Sl.359
Lao, coarse, 81. 10gl.l5 pkts, 2A@Ic.
RIcE---Louisiana, 5(g5Nc; Carolina, 6c;
quiet
CASDIEs-Stck, all sizes, In bxs pals and
brls, 9@llc; fancy, assorted, 9@l5ci extra
fancy, lS@25c; firm.
CGrEsR-Prime flats, sIl@9]1c; New York
factory, 9h@l0c; full cream, l2Si2hc;
Young American, l211gl3c.
Scars AND CANDLEs-Soap, 3NG5c; can
dies full weight, 0Hc.
STARCH-3klg3Hc.
MoLAssEs-LOuisiana common TO fair, %
@25; prime, choice, 33G35c; fancy, J0@Di5c;
centrifugal, common to fair, 100000; prime
TO choice, 3o@35c; syrup, D9iOc; quiet
Household supplies.
FnuIr--Quict, Oranges $3.50 per brl,
$500 per box. Lemons, S3.0O9tOO per box.
BAHAMAS, h.UOtdZ.ZO per punch. Nulllofnlu
pears, 1926 per box. Grapes Concord, 40c
per basket; Catawbn, 45c per basket.
APrLEs--S2. 00@25O per brl. Dried apples,
3h6t4c per ID, from store. Dried peaches,
46u5c, from store.
EGGs-Ensy. Boxes, l0o; cases, lie
RAITSs-London layers, S2.25; Califor
mia, 1925 per box.
VEdErABLEs--O $lG5@LT5 per brl
Cabbage 49, Loose GG7c. Krnut-Per brl
s. 90 half brl, $50. Garlic, soc per 100.
rER-IIuttcrine. l5c; creamery, 2ic;
dairy, lsc: country butter, i211@l5c.
ClDER-ozark, $3.50 per bril- and $3.50 pei
half hrl.
VIsEGAR--Pcr gal, l0dl2c.
GAME---Quaily sl.50 per dozen; squirrels
81. % per dozen; rabbits sl.5O6pl.75 pei
dozen; wild turkeys, i0c 10 Zoo cnch; wood
duck, 500 per dozen; teal, y. 2592.jO pc
dozen; Mnllard $500 per dozen. Ncnisor
saddles, SGglOc h.; whole deer, Igjc lb.
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mixed, S2.0OCl2. -; hens, f2.jOt927).
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0Om75c sweet, $iOOGgi2 - per brl.
Nurs--C oacoanuts, $500 per 100. Pea
nuts, Virginia, iTdGc Tennessee, farm
crs' stock, 34CDic--roasted, 2Ic higher
| shelled. 16l7c. Pecnns, Texas OGol2c.
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Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-11-02
The Garland Tonight.

The charming and versatile young
actress Miss Nellie McHenry will ap-
pear at The Garland tonight. The
Truth, of New York, in it's comments
of this play says:
Mr.. Edward f. Kidder has, in
'Three ola Kind" given the clever
company chance to supply an even
ing's entertainment which only the
hypercrltical can fail to enjoy, 1t is
funny and keeps the audience in a
constant roar of laughter, which was
no doubt the only aim of the author.
Its information is such that those
who witness it do not care much
whether there is any plot or not
The piece is simply made up OF
a string of clever and topical sayings
which cannot fail to be appreciated
The house was full and the audience
was large and jolly. The versatile
members of the company made the
most of the authors material, and
taken as whole the performance
was decidedly entertaining.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-11-02
SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
AT THE GARLAND.
Lewis Morrison Last Night, in
~ Faust.-Poor House.

There was only small audience
last night at the opera house to see
Morrison in Faust but those who were
present thoroughly enjoyed the SUI
perb presentation of that most power
full of dramas. Mr.. Morrison played
as IL every seat in the house was full
and brought out all the hideousness
of the character. Mr.. Morrison has
always had u fondness for villains on
the stage, though off it he is rs mild
hammered gentleman as ever made
Shakespearean tour, and following
the bent of his inclination he has
played villains parts until he has be-
come so versatile in villainy that he
may he said to be the histrionic high
priest of the hellish. He has played
an extended range of villainy ranging
in peccability from the INDIGENOUS to
the demoniacaI. He has played the
oily villain, the cunning villain. the
sinister villain, the base villain, the
foul villain, the sardonic villain, the
villain with the low hooking laugh,
the william with the baleful glare, the
the willing within of villainous cir
cumstances and every other shade of
villain from Chadland to Iago. 1t is
but natural for him to take up with
the capitalization of all villainy, that
all-sided villain, the prince of the
powers Of darkness, the devil himself.
He had sounded all the depths and
shoals of villainy, taken all the de-
grees, and there was nothing left for
him to try in the villain line but Old
Nick. 1t is deaply regretted that
more people did not go and see tie
impersonation.
Nellie McHenry with the Salisbury
Troubadours, play ''Three Of a Kind
at The Garland tonight.