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The silver state., 1888-02-17
District Court Summons.

In the District Court of the State of Nevada, in
and for the County of Humboldt.
Thomas f. Melody, Plaintiff, VS.. Francis M. Mel
ody, Defendant
Action brought in the District Court OF the State
of Nevada in and for the County of Hum boldt,
and the Complaint filed in the ofGce Of the
Clerk of said District Court on the 9Th day Of
April, A. d., 1887.
TIE State of NevadA sends greeting to Francis
NJ. Melody Defendant. You are hereby required
to appear in an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the District Court of the
state of Nevada, in and for the County Of Hum.
boldt, and to answer the Complaint fled therein
with the Clerk OF said Court within ten days (ex
elusive of the day of service) after the service
you Of this summons, il served within this
County; or, If served out Of this County but in
this Judicial District, within twenty days; other
wise, within forty days; or judgment by default
will be taken against you, according to the
prayer of said complaint.
Said action is brought to obtain decree of
aid Court dissolvng the bonds of marriage ex
sting between you and plaintiff herein upon tn
grounds Of adultery committed by you with one
William S. Pratt on the 18th day OF May, 1886,
at Chicago, Illinois, and upon the further grounds
that ever since that date and yoa now are living
at said Chicago with said William S. Pratt, in
open and notorious adultery; all OF which acts of
adultery were committed without the connivance,
privity or consent of plaintiff, and against his
will, wish and consent.
All OF which viii mere fully appear BY refer
ence to said complaint certified copy Of which
accompanies this Summons, and is made q part
hereof.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said Complaint as above
required, said Plaintiff will take default against
you and apply to the Court for the relief demand
ed therein.
- Givep under my hand and the Seal Of
the District Court of the state of Nevada
! 4. s. in and for the County of Humboldt. this
49, eth day of April, A. D. 1887.
A. T. gibson, Clerk.
J. H. MCMILLAN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
The silver state., 1888-02-17

The ORIGINAL ABIxTINE OINTMENT is saly
put up in large twsssass II. bsxss, and i An
absolute care fer cid ssres, burns, wounds
chapped hands, anda skin eruptisns viii pes
itively care all kinds Of piles. Ask for the
ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT Seld by n
LEVY L Co., at 2b cents per bsx-by mail 50
cents. r
The silver state., 1888-02-17
HuckIen's Arniea salve.

Tns BEsr sALvE IN tAs world fer Csts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, SaA Rhsun, Fever Ssres, letter
Chapped Hands, Chnslains, ,lossns, and an Skin
Eruptiens, and positively sures Piles. or Ne pay
required. II is guarantssa to give perfect satisa
faction, or nsney refunded. Price Is cents per
hex. Fer sale at the Eagle DrIg Stsre.
The silver state., 1888-02-17

Fine saits Of Rssns ter viissss and taniD.
at the LApAYHgxR MorRL. ii
The silver state., 1888-02-17

Write 70 N. LEVY 3 C. for prices Of
Wagons, susksys Movers, and Iowa Ba'
Wire.
The silver state., 1888-02-17
SIGNAL SERVICE REPokTs

wINNEMvocA STATION,
February l6, 1855.
Cand;tisws of weather for the n hours ending
10 P. ~, 75sk meridian time, or 100 =. NJ local
me, and comparative statement Of air tenpera-
ture for the last seven days:
AIR rnnPERAT1Ex.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.

NEVADA, through y. LsvY u o., sells BucA
eye Movers, Bain Wagons, and Barb Wire
cheaper tAan o&Nfsrnia. ssad in ysur srdsn
- n. LEKY O.. ICE
The silver state., 1888-02-17

Ne other medicine is - reliable as Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, for the cure Of coughs, celds,
and all arrangements of the respiratory organs.
1t relieves the astAnatie and csnsumptive, even
in advanced stages OF disease.
The silver state., 1888-02-17

The property of Trinity Church, New
York city, is said to be worth $l00,0
900.
The silver state., 1888-02-17

A IL persons holding claims against the Win
IA nemucca Mining Company are requested
TO present their bills In duplicate on Or before
the third day Of each menth, and payment win be
made On the 10th.
December q, les7. IA
The silver state., 1888-02-17

For more than fortyvears, Ayers Cherry Pee
torial has been successfully prescribed in cases Of
consumption. This medicine always affords great
relief in pulmonary diseases. Ask your druggis
for II.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money, bond. ana NtocI,s.

NEW NoEK, OF 97-Moncy on call, no
loans reported, closed offered ut per cent.
Prime mercantile paper iA@G per cent
Sterling exchange dull but steady at a s3at
for sixty day bills aud SiGi, for demand.
The exports OF specie from the port OF Now
York last week amounted 10 1853, so OF
which so, $50 was In gold and SUI ,bji In
silver. Of the total exports Al 30 in gold
aud $3.50, $50 in silver went 10 Europe aud
$50 5n0 IN gold aud $50, O15 in silver 10 South
America. The imports uf specie for the
week amounted tu SOS DIS, OF which $50 lsJ
was in gold and sll ,3i In silver.
Government bonds were duh and steady.
State bonds were neglected.
With the exception Of one stock was the
market weak throughout. thc beam and trad.
crs hnmmcring the LIT from opening toclosc,
which was weak % the lowest prices. There
was conservatiyely bullish feeling at the
opening which was made generally at al.
vanccs over last evenings figures Of from =
a. = per cent; there were some exceptions.
Small fractional gains were established In
the first few minutes oi business, but the
bears soon got To work and selected Reading
~ the special point of attack and It quickly
became the Lender OF the lst both Ia point ~
animation and weakness. The rest II the
list followed slowly until toward the close,
when oil opposition TO the pressure seemed
10 be- abandoned and more decided weakness
became apparent all over iho list TIE East
Tcnic see stocks were the weakest features
outside " Recalling, but there was one strong
spot n the market, South Carolina. II nj.
yanrcd per cent, though thc stock after.
ward lost = per cent. The dealings in
II aiding nearly doubled after II o'clock
aud the decline assumed larger pro.
portions aud ceased only with the
close Of business. No other feature marked
the trading. The active list is almost inya.
r.ably lower this evening while South Caro-.
lima advanced / per cent last Tennessee
second preferred lost ~. Reading ~ and
Others fractional amounts.
The railroad bond market was again dull.
with the usual lack oi feature, the only
marked movement In the list being the sharp
slump In the st. Louis, Arkansas & Texas
bonds, probably upon the announcement
that Mr.. Gould had finished buying Tor con.
troll. The changes IN these issues dealt in
were generally for insignificant fractions ca.
ccpt la few Inactive bonds which have not
been quoted for some time. s. Louis. Ar.
kansas a Texas hrsts Loot u, az ~. The salrs
of bonds for the week aggregated ta.sjLUO
only. against G.4l2,OOO for last week Tho
total sales of stocks today woru Ji,Ilj shaps.
Closing quotations.
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The amount of bullion gone into the Bank
of England ON balances today was Gl5,O00.
RANK CLEARINGs.
CHICAGO, H., Oct 27.-Clcarings S9,727,-
600.
BALTIMORE, Nd, oct. Chickering's
S2,03l 700; balances, S252 Sl4
PmLApELpuIA Pa, Oct o7.-Cicarings
today. Sli, 065, 297; balances, 81, 73o,5lS. For
the week--Clearings SG9,O7I9i2 balances,
0,00i, SIG.
BosroN, Mass, Oct. 27.-Clcarings today.
$l5, iO6 00l; balances, 81 G65,77l. For the
week-Clearings SlO2, 75l; balances, Sill.
43i, S3l. For the same week last year
Cearings, SIS, 10000, balances, SO,3iG, 5Gi.
ST. LorIs, Mo-, Oct 27-Clcnrings today,
81, SOL, 2Ol. Business for the week. $1,000,
627; last week, SlSll2, 1879; corresponding
week last year, Sl,Oj5,1jl balances today,
1855, 75l; this week, S27jl,0jS; last week.
81, 935, 5l2 corresponding week last year,
81, $40, 53T.
NHw YoRK, Oct 27.-Thc weekly bank
statement shows the following chang -
Reserve, decrease, S6l ,2o2G2j loans, de-
crease, $3i7, 200; specie decrease Sl,72OGoo;
legal tenders, decrease, S2l0,5Ul, deposits
decrease, $3,3501OD, circulation, decrease,
-, 200. The banks now hold SO, SIS, 600 in
excess of the % per cent rule.
Clearings today, SllIni2ll3; balances,
50, $50 767. For the wcck-Clrarings, $6S3,-
49,, 600, balances, Sh,1Op2t7.
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Cash quotations were ne follows
Flour-Quict, li.m and uominnlly higher,
millcrs Ia some 10 Anccs asking liH2jc al
ygnrc.
No. spring wheat, sl.iiil@iiG. No.
spring wheat. NI.Wft.O0. No. red, sil5l
~ ~ No com, 4p5sc; No. oats, 2i9sc,
No. . rye, bgisc No. 2 barley, nominate
No naxs,cd SLE}a prime timoth,
seed. N.fsCi51.
Mess pork, Pc barrel. sac. lard, per
100 pounds, 81 o. short rib sides OoOscl },
~. 5nh7b5. dry llted shoulders thoNcdl.
ss.OO6s -. short clear sides (buXcll ss.i2ll
CrS2i.
Rcccipis-Flour 2n.0O1 brlg wheat IL, ON
bu: corn. 10000 lu; oats. $4,000 bui rye,
u. Op hu. barley lll,WU bu.
Shipmcnts-Fluur 1900 hrlg wheat
1900 bu. corn. Jli,OO bu. oats. $1,000
bu; rye, COCO bu. barley, hs0ll hu.
Kansas CRY, Mo, Oct g.-Whcnt-
5 runr., No. 2 red cash, A.. Ui asked; hcccm.
bcr si.u9 bid. slu1'i asked. May, sales nj
StU1t ,Gti.OTif No 2 soft, cash, elu2li
bid. SilOI asked. December i01'l bid;
sl.Osh asked; May Si.lli bid, sii2ii
asked.
Corn-stondr No . cash, no bids nor
offerings January. 2S'sc bid May, SO'4e
bid, 80 a. asked
Onts-No. ?. oash. 2oifc asked. November,
2Olsc bid, 2J5so asked, May, 2i).c bid, 2Jytc
asked.
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Lard declined &c in the local market TO.
day and closed steady. Other articles un.
changed rs 70 quotations Grain In store at
the elevators: Corn, :, $40 bushels, oats, 49,
400 bushels, wheat, i,O7l bushels.
The New Orleans sugar market Is Grmer
and a shade higher, whites selling high a,
&c, but the bulk u the demand Is from local
dealers. Molasses Is In ample stoek for dc.
mand, with price, easier. Syrup Is easy.
Rice Is in fair demand, prices firm aud well
maintained. Louisiana oranges arc arriving
In large quantities, and in better condition.
There is good shipping demand, aud prices
are firm. Lemons arc in ample stock for
present needs.
In the New York grocery market sugars
appear iriilo firmcr Coffee !, rather slack,
with other commodities ON the line about
stcniy.
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RATES OF WAGES.
Continued from Ninth Pa &c.

Belgium 16 TO 20 cents and pr otCcior
France and Austria 10 TO 20 cents. Han
rate q cents in England, % to 80 cents il
Germany, 10 TO 60 cents in France. Beef
ii 10 20 cents a pound in England and |,
to 20 cents in Germany. This same rela
ton embraces mutton, veal, pork. In
protection France, horse and donkey flesh
brings to II cents pound, while in lrte
trade Holland il stands Q TO Is cents.
In groceries, sugar is 4 to Z cents q
pound in free trade England, aud S to III
cents in protection Germany. Coffee is 4
to 10 cents in England, and 20 to 40 in
Germany and - TO 90 in France. Flour
Is "a TO cents pound in free trade
England, ~ TO % in protection Germany
and 20 10 cents in France. Potatoes an
$40 TO cent pound in free trade En-.
gland, and cent in protection Germany
and > cents in France. Cabbages aTe to
. cents in England and 4 TO ~ cents in
France.
Any one with ordinary intelligence can
determine Tor themselves rs TO tho pur-
chasing power of wages for the neccssarics
OF life in the free trade as compared with
the protection countries OF Europe. They
can also Judge how much truth there is in
the statements oi political ignoramuscs
that prices are lower among the trust
ridden people OF the United States.
COST or LIVING.
The cost of rents and clothing arc pro.
portionatoly cheaper in the free trade than
in the protection countries OF Europe. Il
is Also well established that the physical.
moral aud social conditions OF the people
Of England, Holland aud Belgium are bet.
ter than in Germany, France, Austria and
Russia. The Republican majority OF the
Senate committee ON finance in their re-
port concydc that the tendency even Of
the American policy OF protection within
the past forty ycas has been Tor protective
duties to the free list, which, they show
10y figures, IL the natural condition Of in
dus,ry and trade Thci views in that
direction are amply sustained by the
economic condition OF the industI ial de-.
vcopmcnt aud conditions Of the countries
OF the old world. representing the two op.
positcs OF doctrines OF public economy.
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noMEsrIc EXcmANar

DoME9IlO EAtuANtE.
New York and eastern demand, 50 dis
count buying sight, So discount buying,
par selling. Now Orleans, &c discount
buying, par selling. Cincinnati, ST. Louis
and Louisville, demand 81 buying, par
selling.
The clearings for the week fell short Of
last weeks cleaTings by sl63, 215.5l but were
$2Oi05i.7G greater than the clearing5 for the
corresponding week last year.
The local cotton market closed steady at q
decline OF Lice. Sales, 1900 bales, Of which
1900 bales TO exporters aud 1900 bales to
spinners. New Orleans spots closed quiet
and off Lice; futures quiet and steady at a
decline OF to points. Liverpool closed
dull, prices generally in buyers favor
futures steady and off point. New York
spots closed quiet, with futures steady at a
decline OF / to points
Hubbard, Price q Co. say: "our market
opened at points decline and has not fuc-
tuatcd since. The short day and the con-
tinuous reports of rain in the tlantic States
have naturally curtailcd any desire for opcr
niions Of magnitude Receipts for the week
WV lANiNtt0hh isiANi III NllA Aal W AiiN hhT
dition OF Brunswick. making the receipts for
the period named within 1000 bales OF last
sca.on."
As TO the cotton situation, the Commercial
Bulletin states that the foreign dispatches
do not appear to be particularly discourag-
ing yet fail 10 add anything that could be
construed as better than shown for some
time past, with some indications Of desire
10 sell here, while in the state Of allaire at
home the developments are much the same
rs OF late. Indeed, the most liberal use Of
the wires has evidently failed to locate a
killing frost at any point where II would do
the most gool-to the bulls-thc harvesting
j. progressing rapidly and fully, and taken
oil IN oil the market for the day acted very
much as though it was thought all imme.
dla'e stimu lating influences had become ox.
laustCdn
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CnIciGo, ILL.,, Oct Fin wheat modcr-
ate business was reported, There was moth.
ing new in the general situation and the
market local one, without side influence
apparently having little effect The open.
ing was somewhat unsettled, with sales from
,c below 10 LtGlc above yesterday closing
figures; then advanced with some fluctua-
tions l02c above early inside nsurcs. with
MAY taking the lead, aud at times ruled lc
over December. The ulUsug was about &c
higher for December and lH,c higher for
Nav than YESTERDAY Corn was traded In
moderately at lower range OF prices. the
feeling prevailing being one ot casinCss.
Opening sales wcrc about &c under the clos.
ing prices of yesterday, when offerings be-
came quite heavy aud the market gradually
declined &c, rcac'ci 3sc, ruled easy aud
closed A@Ac lower than yesterday.
Oats were neglected., aside from small
business in MAY Prices were about the
same rs yesterday with no fluctuations.
Mess pork attracted . little attention early
In the day. and January delivery was all
vanccd l1@20c. Later the market ruled
quiet aud prices declined 2is@ic, Lard Was
only moderately tive and the feeling some
what unsettled Early the market was
stronger and prices ruled 24Cic higher
but soon settled back again aud ruled quiet
To the close. In short rib sides, trading
was moderate, with the bulk of the pur.
chascs by prominent local operator.
Prices ruled 2l6@jy highcra and closed rather
steady.
The leading futures ranged o, follows
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BAoGING-ll&@l3o.
TfEs-Sll50l.
snor-Drop, SL45, buck, $40.
LEAD-GC.
TALLow-3Glc.
ToBNcco-Common, 2j@S5c; other grades
3jdSjc.
SNuFF--Garrctts sl0s5: Rhlph's SlO2j:
Railroad, 50. %; Gail & AK, 500
PowDER-kegs $500, half kegs, S275;
quarter kegs. $40.
Coal OIL-Prime white. wholesale lots, i0c
per gal.
Woodbury., grease wool, unwa5hed, 10
@l3c; clear grease wool, 20d25c; bury
washed, 2Og3yc; tub washed, 3O@3lc.
BEEswAX--lS02Oc.
NArIs-lron, S2.O); steele, 500
llnDEs-Dry flint, No. /, lie; No. ., SCI
dry sailed, Sc; No. ., &C. green sailed, No. /,
6)sc; No. ., Iisc; green, i@jc; deerskins
3OH35c; shccpskins, l5cNSlOt firm.
WHsTY-Stmight Kentucky bourbon
Sl5O9GOD Robinson and Lincoln counties
Tenn, firm, Sl.5j TO 500 sharp advance on
October eastern rycs, Si.SjGGOO, according
to the age and make common whisky, 500
also, according 10 proof; nothing under 20
ppr cent Quoted
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s!Foecries.

NEw YoRK. Oct q. - Coffee - Options
steady. sales 2t.2iO bags. Including October,
si3s5ctiaD1 December. 1870 1928. Janu-
AIRY, sl3lOmiJi5. Maph, si1ujgl3 -.
Aphl. 1905, MAY i30jaiaii June. tii.Oi
MlSl9 July. $500 spot Ito quiet and
steady. fair caWucs, $40.
sugir-l,aw. dull aud nominal. fair r.
filming. refined quiet.
Mulasscs-Nominal.
Ricc-sircng aud quiet; domestic, b.6J
i9sc; Japan, iA@1'tc.
Cmc,Go. Oct Ton the Produce OK.
change, today, the butter market was quiet
aud steady; Elgin creamery, Hls@2' -,
choice western, 2jOt2ic, fair 10 choice dairy,
isfJgic.
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Cmc,ao, NJ, oct THE DToroys' jour.
nal rcpurts Cnttlc-llcrcipi-. 2OO. ship
mcnt., none. Market nominally steady.
beeycs. tJW6a2g slockcu aud feeders,
81 pOct3 35: cows, bulls aud mixed. ti.3itI
2so; bulk, S2O0a2i0. Texas cattle, si.ODty
So
ll0gs-llcccipis, 5000 shipments LOpn.
Market steady NJ nn average decline II i0c.
mixed. t5.t5Gt56i. heavy. f1.2ittj.bj. light,
sj1j@5.5O. sklps tJ2jbgj.i0.
sheep Receipts i,Gu shipments 400.
Market steady. native. s.iO@Lu western,
g. 7j@3i0, fcxana. t1.5OdJij, lambs, sJ.7j
g,.u.
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At noon; spots--Dull; prices generally
in buyers favor. Sales, 1000 bales, of which
American $500 bales. Receipts p, 600 bales,
of which American lIl00 bales. Closing
quotations were as follows: middling up.
lands 3-l6d midding Orleans 1854
Futures opened dull at decline and closed
steady
THESE prices are given in pence and 6iths,
thus; 4,G3 means 4.63-Gld, and 50l means
. i-6id.l
At pm: October Sac sellers; October
November, 5.3l BUYERS; November Deem
Der 5.26 sellers Decomber-January, 62i
sellers January February, 5.2l sellers; Feb.
ruary'March, 5.2i buyers; March.April,
5.25 value; April-May 5,27 sellers; May
Juno. 5 % sellers
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dozen; wild turkeys, iOc to 75c each; wood
duck, $500 per dozen; teal, S2.2562. so per
dozen; Mallard, $500 per dozen Vcnison
saddles s@lOc lb.; whole deer, 4Cl5c ID.
NEeErABLEs-OnionS, Sl.65@l.75 per hrl.
Cabbage - Loose, 6G7c Kraut-Per brl,
$500; half brl, $3.50 Garlic soc per 100
Observation-Disclosures loo; creamery, dc:
dairy, lSc; country butter, l2lk@l5c.
CipFR Ozark, $3.50 per bril- and $3.50 per
half brl.
NINEGAR-Per gal, l0@l2c.
PouLrRY-ChiCkcns, Young, Sl,S5M2 90,
mixed, S20O@225 %; hens, 81. 509o.75.
PIcELEs-Brls, $3.50; half brls, $500.
PorAToEs-Firm; Si.75@200 per brl; sacks,
6O@15c; sweet Sl.00Gl. 21 per brl
NUrs-Coacoanuts $500 per 100. Pea.
nuts, Virginia, il<66c; Tennessee, farm
ers stock, 3hGic-ruaStcd, 2lSc higher,
shellcd, 697c. Pecans Texas, 9@l2c.
Provisions.
FIsH-Maokercl half brls, No. I, IS. 50: No.
2, $500 l0-lb. kit, No. |, Sl.30; No. >, $l.25;
No. g. Sl.l0. Dry herring, family, S5c per
box; W. c, Roe herring, half brl, 1918.
HOG PRoDuCrs-Steady; mess pork, $4,000
1925 sugar cured hams, llA@l2Ac; break
fast bacon, l0H@l2hc; clear rib sides bacon,
9Ac; shoulders, sl9@SAc; bulk pork, clear
sides, SIC; clear rib sides, sbc; long clear,
Sasc; shoulders, SIC.
LARp-'rcs, SIC; half brls, 0Hc; kegs 0Isc;
choice kettle, l0@llc. Steady.
Pos FEEr--B Barrels, 5000; half brls, $500;
kegs 81 go
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fLorg-Frnm store, common, s3.G0ds3. 20.
family, sL308l choice, q TOaisj. fancy,
a.. l5"55E extra fancy sj.sjgj.0i; patent,
~ 25gGjt quiet
CoRN MciL-Pcar, $780, roller, S2l0@
2ii. quiet
BE,xs ANp PEAs-Navy beans, s22j; me.
dunn, s2.O1
oar ME,f--In half brls, $3.50 from store.
CEscEEEs-Soda. treble extra. g.. ginger
snaps. sis@jc. assorted jumDlcs, iOgl2c.
CrDam crackers, SHmE.
CrAcKEp wnKAr-lu half brls $3.50 from
store.
IloNSY AND Gnirs-From store, S32G
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CoEN-From storc. white. 5jc. mixed Sc.
from lcvcc or depot, white, 10 bulk. isc; In
sacks, sic. mixed, IN bulk, &c. In sacks, SOC.
BRAS-From store, sjc, from 'cycc or de.
pot, slGU1.
HY-Choicc. from store O0c. car load.
from lcvce or depot, sij.53aiGOJ. prime
from store, s0dSic car load from lgycc or
depot, sil.50 prairie; from store, ijCfGOc
car load, from lcycc or depot SlO.jDaii.OD
OAr,-Front store, white, SO, mixed, 81,
from lcycc or depot, white In bulk, Sc IN
sacks $40; mixed IN bulk, 21r, in sacks sic
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Cotton seed I.roduct..

PRIME CRrDE OIL-35c prime summer
yellow 46di7, summer white, 47mlsc,
choice cooking summer yellow, isnjOc;
cotton seed meal, SlL5O9iSOj, less than
car lolh. 5000.
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CLEVELAND. q, Oct E.-rctrolcum
steady. =. W. Lilo 5lSc.
wnNuSotoS. " G., Oct. 2I.-Turpcntlno
firm at &c.
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Lave stock,

LANns-Choicc, &c; common to good per
head, S.jOm3.OO.
HoGs-Choiec light 0@Gilc good, 5js@Gc
common, 5mi4c.
CATrLE-Choicc, 3if@33ic; good, 2isG3c,
sCallawags, lAm2lEc.
SHKEr-Choicc, &c; medium, 393Isc com.
mon 81 uDCII 40
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28
rLANTATION MOyEMRNr.


lhc New YORK ftHdnciM ChTOHicie OF
October q, estimates the total supply OF
American and other coitons NJ follows
Total visible supply, 1854, i,520,Ga bales.
against 22}J0i7 in 1857. These figures indi-
cate decrease Of cotton In sight OF 3O,327
bales, rs compared with same date In 1857,
and a decrease OF 3}l 20 bales as compared
with 1856.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28

CANNED Cons -Pincapplcs, $3.50. Peaches.
2 lbs, standard, sl.30 second. SiOO. 1oma.
toes, . lbs, standard. Sc. 3 lbs, standard,
si.u2. Strawberries, si.25. ltaspbcrrics, si.2i.
Blackbcrrics, sl.U1 Gnel cages, sl.2i.
Pears. 500 rlums, s22l. Asparagus, 500.
Green corn. Si.O10gi.ij. Green peas, Si.2j.
Cove oysters, full weight, ~. njc; lbs
si.hi, light weight. Obc, lb.. 500 Con.
dcnsci milk-COwn. SjOn Eiglc. $40.
swiss, 800 salmon, si7jd2Oo. Sarlinrs.
$40. mustard arlincs, si.55. Mackctcl,
.i.2j. herring mnckcrcl. si.uj.
SugAR-Purc white. I,sC. yellow clarified,
ne. refined A, 5,sC standard gran.
ulaicd, $40, powdered, $50. cut loaf,
s3sr. steady.
C1pFrE-Common. iiifc ordinary, i5iSc.
fair. iGfc, prime Rio. isr. choice 20 fancy,
To-; old government, 3oailc strong
SALr-Saginaw, si.JoTiJi per bril- Ohio
river, SL2)gL2i per brl. Ks, iinc, sl.JtG
40. coarse, SilOFl.lj pkis, 2ad7c.
RcE-louisiana, 6g5Ac. Carolina, Or
quiet
CANbirs-Stick, all size. In hxs, pals aud
brls, Uaiic. fancy, assorted, Oalbe extra
fancy iss25c. firm.
CnEEss-Primc Hats Sifa0isc. New York
factory, Dii@ lOc. fall cream llgl2isc.
Young American, i2ifaiSc.
S0Ars AM cANpLrs-Soip, 31epjr can.
dies. full weight, csc.
StlncH- -3N@3ifc
MoiA~E'--Louisiana common 90 filr. ~
as. prime, choice. 3ldJjc. fancy. 500 ijr.
centrifugal common ~ fnir. 3Jaj1r primo
to choice, jygIic, syrup, $40 20, quiet