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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-22
IeesistuR.

HAY-Choicc FIRM store, 00G9Dc car load
from lcycc or DEPOT si7 60gis prime store;
Sc car load from lcyeo or depot, Si5a
~. prairie Rom store, TIC, car load from
lcycc or depot 90 b0dii.
DRNS-from store, D5cCsfi; from lcyee or
depot sis 50dig.
CoRN-from store white, &C; mixed, 69g
CO., from lcvoc or depot white, In bulk, CLIO
In SKIS, 5sCd5or
OArs-from store, white. 40l<diic;
MIXED, 3sct3ac; from loycc or depot, white,
Ia bulk. Ss,fc. In SKIS, i0c; mixed, In bulk
$3.50, la sks., 3skc
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CnIcAGo, H.. Jan. 2i.-The Drorers' Journal
reports: Cattlc-llcccipts. 1900 head; ship
ments, 1000. Market. slow; common. iOc
lower; steers, 500; stockers and feeders,
81 SsIa3 30, cows, bulls and mixed. 81 756,
3 10 Texas cattle, s2Co3 ~.
Hogs-RccciptS, 1000 head; shipments,
600 head. Market steady; mixed, e. 0j6l
8 IS; heavy, a. 1905 IS; light, 81 s0g5 IS.
skips. 81 25tdi 10.
shccp-Rccclp,s 1900 head shipments,
1900 head Market strong natives. sos 80,
western, - 5o@5 i2Is, Texans, 1904; lambs
k5Ct0 %
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SKIN, SCALP,
BLOOD.

Having been a tniicvr for two years nnd hall
IRON dissHsc caused by brii-c on the lev, aud
having been curcd by the CuTiCrRA RruTrtTs when
all other methods aud remedies hicd, ! deem Il
my duty to recommend then. I visited Hot
Springs Ia no avail and tried several doctors with.
John " finlay 60 whom shall ever feel gratefully,
spoke 10 me about CUIiCuRA, and consented u
Give them trial With the result that am perfectly
curcl. There u nnN M surv about me. I think
can shuw the largest suriace whrrc my sulieflnrs
fpmng irum Of any one IN The STATE The CuuCuHA
kiNHpils Hrc the best blood and skin ours manu-.
featured. I refer 20 Druggist John r. Finlay and
Dr. ~ &, Montgomery, both Of this place aud TO
Dr. smith ~ lake lee. Miss
ALEXANDER BEACii. Orccnviilc. Mis-
Mr. Reach used the CtTictnA RrfInITs, ut our
inquest with results NJ uhOyr stated.
A. n llNLAi a 90, Druggists
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market Opened quiet and
hrm and closed quiet aud firm. middllng.
l3-iGc, Sales, i,ioo bales, including iOO
a,i evening, Of which 100 to exporters and
100 10 spinner
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, SIC, good ordinary, I.iGc. low
niddllng' . plGc, niddllnN Ui3IGc. good
niddling, loSiGci middling fair, 10 pIOc.
air, nominal.
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Live stock.

smEr-choicc, 49iJIc medium, sK@S,sc;
common, Si6li co.
LANns-choice IS; common to good per
head, 81 50G3.
GRAss CATTLE-Choicc 3lf0lc; good, 2N
@3Hci fair 10 medium, 20 g29tc; scala
ways 1H@lAc; feeders, light POKE;
heavy, 29lfg3c.
IIoas-Choice, 595Hc; good; 4N@5c;
common. Il.GnllLc
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--Per gallon IO@l5c.
M iseesIancOus.

WmsKy--Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
Maryland and Pennsylvania Rye, Robinson
aud Lincoln counties Tennessee WHISTLES
according 10 age and make; common whisky
9Oe,gSl 10, according 10 proof.
BAGGISG--6iC7c.
TiEs--Sl l0gl Is.
snor--Drop, 81 IS; buck, ~ 60.
IEAD--0hc.
NAIls--Iron. 30 1912 Is; steel. Sc 2592 30.
PowpEn-Kegs, vs. half kegs, g rs; quar-
ter kegs, II %.
TonAooo-Common 25@95c; other grades,
35dS5c
syuFr--Garrcts, $40 IS; Ralph's, $40 IS;
railroad, - %; Gail 10 Ak. 50.
Coat Oue-prime white, wholesale lots
l0lsc per gallon.
lIiprs-.Dry Hint, No. 1, I2lEc; No. 9, 0lIc;
dry alted 1000; green salted No. 1, 81 g
6Hc; No. 9 5ci green, 495c; sheepskins i5c
mSl
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashed, i3G
iSc; clear grease wool, % g2jc; bury washed
20a30c; tub washed, 33g3jc.
BELswAX--iSc.
TkLIow-gd3iec
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Cotton seed prnincts.

pRlNr CnupE Ouc-32Ii 933c; prime sum
mcr yellow, Zoe; choice cooking summer yell
low, zoe; off summer yellow, Sc; min
crs' summer yellow, 40c; prime cotton seed
meal, $40 26al6 90 car load lots; less than
car load SlGal0 go
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New Il the Time

To use Hodges sarsaparilla with Todide Of
Potash, the great purifier for the blood. A
certain cure for rheumatism, scrofulous AZ.
fections, and all diseases peculiar 10 females.
Rcnovatcs and inyigoratcs the system. Phys
iciais recommend ". Take no other Ran.
gum Root Medicine Co, manufacturers,
Nashville. Tenn. a per bottle Sold at
Holsters drug store, 2SJ Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-22

99o@a92 March, 1905 April, 1880
io.lG; May .e7@loes; June, io.ss@l 1885,
July, iO,Is@lo4s August, io.42GIo.4t
September, lOO2@i0.0i October, o.6tCG968;
November, o52@o.5i; December o5299.5l.
Sales 1880 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
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itouschoitI suppiIr..

ArrtEs--New York. 81 2oScs 80 per bril-;
arcd apples 900 per pound from store.
Dried peaches, 6.gic from store.
thvlr.Ornngcs, g. i0l01 per box, o. 80
perbrl. Lannon's, a. OOScl der boz. bananas.
" 5Ote2 90 per bunch.
burrrh-Buiicrinc, iGaisc; creamery, M
esic' dairy, ls@2lci county butter, l5Ce2O.
Nh.sfAhLss-onions. ~ 20 per brl, ~ -
per bu. Cabbagc-New Loulsiana, 900
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Mules mud Horses.

HoRsEs-Modcrate demand; drivers, 500
61l5O; heavy draft, 500; saddle, Sl25a20l;
extra saddle, 1900 $500 plugs, si0975. Texas
ponies $4,000.
hands high, sl2j9i50; l5II TO 10 hands high,
l5OtlS5.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-22
PLANTATION MOVEMENT
cRor N sIomr, JANUARY 20.

The New York Financed Chroaicis Of Jan
uary u gives the following igurcG Total
visible supply, aOis, 500 bales, against 3,22g,-
C0O In 1851. These figures indicate de-
crease 81 cotton In sight OF isl, O0i bales, as
compared with the same date In 1897, and
n decrease Of 1850 bales as compared with
same date Ia lkSB
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-22
LIVERPOOL.

AZ noon spots--Quict and somewhat In
nctive; sales, 5000 halcs, OF which American,
600 bales. Receipts. 1900 bales. OF
which American 1880 bales. Closing quo
good ordinary, . 5-l0d; low middliBg, sd;
good middling 55id; middling uplonds, 6s6d;
middling Orleans . li.lGd
Futures opened dull but steady, aud closed
duh as follows.
[fhe prices are given IN pence and Giths;
thus: I 63 means 4 G3Gid, and . OF means
Lodi
ipm;-January, . ssh, sellers; January
February; o 3sd, sellers; February March,
0 ISL, buyers March.Aprl, o 40d, sellers;
April.May, D aid, buyors, Mny-Junc, o 43d,
buyers June-July 45d, buyers July-Au.
gust, I'D, value August-Seplembcr, isd
sellers
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OH aud Turpep,iue.

CLEVELAND. o.. Jan. a. - Petroleum -
Steady =. w. no., 7Ac.
wiIaISoroS, n. c., Jan. 2i.-Turpcntlnc
Firm at 3Dlfc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-22

LA-cu.rl-. doesn't fear To enter into com.
petition with any medicine, always coming
out ahead
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-22
Stage OF the Rivers.

OFFICIAL SIGNAL SERVICE. U. s. Al
MEMPHIS. Jan. n, 2p.m.
The following observations are taken at all sta
lions named ut 18th meridian time which Il one
one hour later than Memphis time.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-22

A house In lIoundslitch. London. was
burned last night, and four Portuguese lost
their lives.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-22

lmpons-N 4 e Y ~. a. bales ~ &TR n,
nL a n. u. RAN a l. q a. n, 100 l. d, n. q.
kIk n ~. X. g.. An a. u, ~ X. G., n IN
LapoIt.-M A q a. n. 20 hale. NATRR
- ]. an. " n t.ts1 e.. OAs W n n az.
nCnmefr., "a Total. z ia lsalrs
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nR sAlE--.l HANDSOME RESIDENCE.

I Offer fer sale, that elegant rs.i
dsnoe No. 263 fernando street. The
house contains seven rooms, kisshsa,
IssUy and servaa1' room. Il has
10 . Conservatory or grssnhouss on
~ south side. There Il . sable,
esal aud wood hoess on the place.
The siss q the lot u 100 fsst front
- Hsrnasdo street, BY 200 isss deep.
Everything 10 10 frss-slas sssdiosa.
In The garden tAsrs are Q few Of the
- varieties Of bearing fruh s.ees
80 . graPs AMOR viii about isssy
e>sisg usS Il he Ansss varisssss.
- sd vstss. Call on - sAkress
Q. L. PuLLGN. CIV ts..,-
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100. The banks now,h0ld SIC, 9i4, 495 in ex-
cess OF the Is per cent rule. Clearings, today,
$lO9,O30, 627; balances AZ 404 837.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-22
IIAvRE.

spots---Quiot ana steady. Tres ordinairc
Orleans spot 0si; futures, for February dc.
livery, 65Af
Note-'rrcs orlinairc Orleans spot, Gsf,
represents G6N frnncs for 80 kilOs OF strict
middling cotton, lInyru terms A kiio Is
about lbs, or Is $500 kilos equal 100 lbs
A franc is equal to 20c
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-22
Hands and stor,.s

The following list Il corNcied regularly
and may be regarded rs the latest quotations
~<--f BASR STOCKS
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pnhlIn I.Inrnfian-

ST. Loul., No, Jan. 2l.-wOol-o Quiet and
UNCHANGED.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE Ia PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet and Firm--Middllng Cot
ton. o 1890 = Sales Today, LOO
Bales-The Tone OF the General Mar.
ket steady--Meats Quiet.
ArrrAl OFFICE,

SATURDAY EVENING. Jan. u. iSss
The money market remains firm with
plenty OF loanablc funds at the banks. All
good paper is being discounted at s per cent
The Clearing.ho use rcnort Is as follows:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-22

Spots opened quiet and closed dull. mid.
aling 1855 Sales. los bales Quotations
we're rs follows Ordinary, 7a.c good ordi.
nary. 3-lOc. low middlinr. i0y.c. middling.
io,tc' good mIddling, lose middling fair.
iikc fair. i2ifo.
Futures opened steady aud closed dull hui
steady NJ follows. January, i0.5OalO.6i,
February. i0.bb9i0.bG March, i0.G7tio Os
April, ioT3@io74. May. ioTeaiOs0 W, June
loso,sios1; July. 1000 asked; August 10
@io-eo; September iof5@iolG October
io@9io.io November, eoj9oDo Sales,
257,soo bales.
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KNIVES. forks spoons. Muliord's.
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noNIIs.


STOCKS
Adams Exprvss, TO Missouri Pacific, A.
Alton A r. H.. b. Mobile a Ohio. N.
Alton a TIT pid.. %. Nashville a Chatt, ~
American ESpres, iO7,s y. J. veniral, u.s.
nur., g. T. a n, ~ Norfolk 4 W. pd AZ
canada larihc coi Northern iacihc, slis
Canada southern. ~ Norm Pacific pit 49,
Centnl raclHc, a. Northwestern. lUsAE
chesapeake a Ohio az Northwestern MD Ia
Chcs. a ohio 1T pid. si6 New York ,cntml, lo5sE
uhcN 4 ohio ~ pid. s. y. v, chi 4 ~ t.. lGl.
Chicago 4 Alton. ~. n, y, q. a st. L. pfd, 6s,
Chicago. n A o., ih'.. OhloA Mississippi, ~
chi. ~ .. a lac. "a Ohio a Mlss pld 10
G.. 81 I. & =. ri. az. Ontario & Western i7lk
Gin SAN. a tlcyc., ~, onWun impfnycm'L hl.
Clcvc Columbus ~ onRon Navigation, ~
lhlHWafrN lludson.iul OfVgon Teams, ~
bel. Lark, a W, iFNa 1ari1c Mall, aiil
ncnysr 4 Rio g., sl't h,cris, Dee X. ieN
iiist fvnucyscc, io's litisburr. ~.
Fasi Tom lat nd, ~ Pullman Palace iii4
lasi rcun. "a pid 2l,s Reading. 0pt,
Eno M. Nork Island 1i1it
Lite pd 0i's ~ l1uis a san y, ~,
Tort Wayne. ia ~ l. a San n pld ~.
bort woith y Den, a. SIT 80 v isfpid. III
llocklng Valley, ~ ~ Ihul, 1f.
iiou.ion 4 Tcsns, ~ ~ iSulpm.'ug.
Illinois Cutnal iih ~ Paul. N. q NJ, tl0L
Ind Hoom. a W, ieik ~ Paul a Omaha nj
kansas tcHas. ~ ~. "A Omaha pid. iO5is
axe ttlc 4 MCstrfn lIa Tenn. Goal 4 lfVn ~.
lake re 4 W pid ~ Icsa. Pacific ~
Lake shorc, W. Tol &uhioCcn nid. a.
Louisville Nash, CIV. Union Iarinc. ~.
Nuulsy. a y. Albany. a. rnltc,istnicsExpr~s.7 "a
MEMPHIS tharcs. AZ Wabash, ~ !. 4 T., ihN.
Michigan Ccninl 81 ", - T. 4 r. nd, g5t
Nil, T. = a ". - Mcls& Fargo ESp, IA
~, I. = a ". pil. % wt.tcfn Union, m
Min. 4 ~ i1nls. z American cot Oh. apE
Min. 4 NJ Iouls pid. Is " WV Nv
LoNnoN, Jan. 2i..--i PM. --Consuls closed
at lOa Ella Tor money and 1924 for the nc.
count; United States bonds, H. 1899; do
49,, liOk.
Pans. Jan. 2l.-Thrcc per cent cnles, sIf,
BE Tor the account.
RANK CIEAniNus.
n,LruouE. Nd. Jan. ei..-Clcarings, %,
0aS,Wi, balances, Sfslbih,
CmcAao, M. Jan. 2i.--Clcnrlngs for the
week wcrc So t0s on against slS. i22, 90 for
the corresponding week last year. Today
clcarnFs were ~, 2io.UO.
PniLAprLrHiA, Pa, jan. 2i.-Clcarlnrs,
g. isi. sci balances. si.lS1.77i. For the
week ending today the clcarings were sfi,
ss,b5a balances, ss,GJi.ii7
BosroS. Mass. Jan. q. --Clcarlnys today,
tiaHti 22S, balances, ~ 21O.O50 For Tie
week clearings, ss2,On,p1i, balances, 81.
~ ,GNl. fur the corresponding week In 1857
--clcarings, ts2,672sl2; balawcs. a,Oos O2i
ST. louis Mo. Jan. a. -Clcarinls today
wrrc SSH sil balances, 1855 $40. New York
exchange, IN premium; clearings for the
week, tiGAs1 iGl, balances, g., 90l, IiO. clear
lngs last week, si7,nl0,biS; balances, 2,0SS.
VvS' clcarings Tor corresponding week last
year, tlO,b05 1872 balances t2,6l0, sos.
Nfw ioHK, Jan. q. The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes: Re.
serve, Increase, ti.i2i, s0O, loans, decrease,
N'fhvoo specie, increase, SOFA 100; legal
'enders increase, s25ll, 100 deposits. In.
uoa'e' NielHVoO, circulation, decrease, S2g5..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-22

Sold eycywhcre Price Ct-ricrna, s0c.. soar
2oc RrsolyrNr, ". rrcparci by the forrEn Dnvo
Am CHEMICAL Co. BOSTON, Mass
ss-scnd ior "IIow 10 Curc skin Dlscascs" u
parys, 10 illustrations, and ion tcstimouisla
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-22
OPIUH.KORPHIEE HABIT CURED.
Chesapeake and Ohio Route.

have BEEN succcsiul with every pailcnL III
cum Il painless AMI permanent wriio ior panio
ular
DR. W. l. RucKER.
Murfrchoro Team
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-22

curicrna, the great skin cure. aud ctricvnA
soar prcpanl from u, externally, aud Cufici "a
positive cur for every form Of skin and blood
diseases, from plmplcs 20 srrofula
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-22
SAVED MY MOTHERS LIFE,

liver sincc I can remember. my mother has
suffered from milk leg. Nothing would do her
any rood. She had the bstt medical talent. but
for thirty ycar aud never know q well day. She
would have b. ~ up half the night. holding her
leg and moaning. She had M peace. Nhc used All
the bcst known remedies IN the country without
entct / asked bet 81 ny yonr CuucuRa RHsr.
ms Got her n bottle ~ tUtCphA RnsoLvENt, aud
she took a. and ha taken IN al about six or seven
bollisa. ana nov she + we'll woman TODAY Her
better. She ran ~ OFT every day, something abe
has not done In ten years ~ you scc cannot help
stating 10 You about your wonderful tUuCunl
RtNrbiES You have saved my mothers lie. |
cannot md words 20 expires my gratitude. I have
advertised your turictR nrgNptrs far and ncaf.
LnMAhD LIEnEh. l.hol nroadway. ~ y.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-22

Tho spoi mar.tet opened firm and closed
noione plyen middllng. 1915 Sales. q. $50
bHles. Quotations were As follows ordI.
nary. '-i'c. good ordinary, . i.i0c; low
middIing, e5ci middlins, o iS-iec; good
middlinT. 10 g-ico.
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
A. followE January. o.so@ee February,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-05-24

MR.. HARTER says in his minority re-
port on heating the new school build
ings, that DR.. Marchand and Mr.. Welty
when holding school examination in
the Central school building, found the
air so bad from unwholesome 0dors that
they could scarcely standlt. The build
ing is heated by the Smead system.
Others have repeatedly found the same
trouble from offensive Odors.
Notwithstanding all this, l.. w, Rae
del and G. n. Nye, of the School Board,
recommend this system for the new
school buildings. 1t looks, too, as If 1t
would pass the Board, for Mr.. Moses
seems to be all powerful in that body
and he is for Smead hot air, odors or No
odors, pure air or foul air:
What is the secret of all this? why
are these members of the board so com
mitted to a foul air system? Is it witt
them as in Macbeth, fair is foul, anC
foul is fair?" What does all this meal
any how? IL.
4 Canton Board of Education disre
CARDS all decency and propriety, as wei
as legality, and gives vacancy to
man who was not elected and keeps
ont the man who was elected! What
better could we expect of this body
than to do just as they are doing? Tht
suggestion to have the Board OF Healtl
investigate will not be acted ON. Cn
der the lead of Moses ct al, the major
itv seem to have set aside all regard tC
decency, propriety and the peoples de-
| cree
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-05-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. l.. Essig and
daughter Miss Tyrone E. Allen, of Sid
ney, Neb., formerly of this city, are
visiting at the residence of Mr.. John
Hamaker, on South Plum street.
Mrs. Richard Shorten died of asthma
Saturday night at 28 South Young
street, aged 6Oyears. The funeral will
take place at her residence on Tuesday
at l o'clock Interment at Louisville.
The Canton DEMOCRAT, which has
been sold to General Sherwood and
others, was owned and edited by Arch
ibald McGregor for forty years. Mr..
McGregor is the Oldest editor in the
State, and will retire from active work.
-[Zanesyile Signal.
George Bills, the old reliable Demo
crat who has been holding position as
pressman at the DEMOCRAT office for
years, is trying to get there"-into the
Recorders office. George is clever, ac-
commodating and capable, and should
be nominated by the party he stood by
so long. Sunday Times.
Daniel Haverstack died at his resi-
dence in Mt. Union on the 18th inst.
aged 50 years. Mr.. Haverstack came
with his father to Ohio in 1917, and
cleared farm one mile west of Mt
Union. Here he has lived continuously
Mr.. Haverstack was one of the ole
pioneers of Stark county and was
gentleman of fine character and excel
lent habits.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-05-24

Notice is hereby given that on the 10th day Of
Nav 1888 j. W. HOwenstine, Benjamin Snyder,
Hiram Steinmetz, William Plasket and Others filed
their petition I'm the Probate Court OF Stark county
praying for the establishment of an additional sub
school district in Pike township, embracing the tOl-
lowing territory: Beginning at the northeast corn
pr of section of Pike township STARK county, ohio:
thence west along the township line to the northwest
corner Of the northeast quarter OF section OF said
Pike township thence south along the west lines OF
the northeast and southeast quarter sections OF SAID
section to the northwest corner of lands owned by
8 w Sutz; thence east along the north line of S.W
Siutz's land to lands owned by H. C. Bowers; thence
along fine line between the lands owned by IL. C.
Bowers and S. W. Slutz to lands owned by Michael
Tichtenwalter; thence east along the north line OF
NJ Iicbtenwalter's land to the Nimlshillen creek
thence northwardly along the center OF said Mimi
shlen creek to the southwest corner OF lands own
ed nv Hiram Steinmetz; thence east along the south
line of said Hiram Stenmetzs land to the west line
Of lanOs owned by George Stenmetz; thence north
wnrdly along the east boundary of said Hiram
Steinmetzs land to the south line OF the northeast
1narter Of section Of Pike township; thence east
along said south line to the southeast corner of said
uuaTfer section Q: thence north along the east line
~ section to the place of beginning
The commissioners appointed to act the premis-
90 WIN meet at Howenstines store, In HOwenstine
Ohio on the 23rd day Of June, 1888 at l2 O'Clock
M to discharge the duties OF their said appoint
ment JAOon T. TTmSn pnhota I,a
Canton, O., May %, 1885, 24hw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-05-24
Rnstnn Wool Market.

Receipts of wool for the past week, 2.S25
bales domestic and 1904 bales foreign; sales,
l,644, 800 pounds domestic and 10000 pounds
foreign. Quotations: Ohio xxx. 3OlG3lc; Ohio
Xxx, 20c; Ohio X, 2SGD2S16 OAio No. /, $50
34c; Michigan 40. 228lal127c; Michigan No ~
@33c.; fine Ohio delaine, Bic; Mich. delaine2j;
understandable Michigan, 2Od2lc; un-
merchantaDle Ohio, 236D23c; No. / combing,
washed, 3Gc; unwashed Ohio, 1920: un-
washed Michigan, l7lDl9c; Kentucky 98-blood
combing, Csc; Kentucky a blood combiHg, 95c;
Missouri 3s-blood combing, 25c; Missouri n
blood combing, 24c; Texas fine, twelve months,
IL: do do, Six to eight months, l4GDl5c: do
. medium, twelve months, 2JlD2lc: do do, six to
eight months, lSlD2Oc: Texas tall, fine, l4o1l5c;
do do, medium, lGc; Georgia, unwqshed,
BIC: California northern spring, fine, 2lc;
southern California spring, free, lac; Cali
fornia bury and defective, lie; free fall,
l46Dl6c; southern fall, s9l0c; east Oregon ordi-
nary, l361lGc; do choice, l60lSc; valley Oregon
No /, 2ldh92c do No. 2, 22D23c do No. 3, &c;
Territory fine, l41lBc; do fine medium, 1l9 l9c;
do coarse. l6Dl9c Kansas choice. fine, l30l6
do medium, 16lbl8c; Montana, fine choice, ll@
lSc; average, 15QDl0c: fine medium choice, T9
2lc; do do, average, I6C0l9c; medium choice, Ii
@2ic; do average, lsc; low, l50lIc; comoine
pulled, 33640c; Maine supers, 40042c; Eastern
A supers, 35l13Tc; B superhne, 32035c;. western
super, 255027c; extra, 256l2Sc; Montevideo, &c
Australian cross-bred, 350i0c; Australian
combing. 35514lc; Australian clothing, S}D36c
Cane 25l66l2Sc
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WHEAT-NO. red, 93G0ic: No. .. 951s
0g6c
CORN-No g. mixed, SOC; No. 2, mixed.
59126D62c.
WOOL-Unwashed fine nerino, 110lSc one
fourth blood combng, 2J6D2lc; medium delaine
and combing, 22023c, braid, lSGl3c; medium
combing, 2?QD23c: fleece washed. fine merino
delaine fleece, 2B1D2Sc
HAY-No. timothy. SIG 000l7 90, No, 9,
Sl4 jO@l6 co; mixed. Sl3 0ODl4 %; prairie.
So 500l0 80; wheat, oats and rye straw, So SO
ar 0U.
CATTLE-Good to choice butchers, 81 400
70; fair, So 1904 25 common. 81 OO93 90;
stockers and feeders, 81 50G1A p; yearling5
and calves, 81 OOD3 90.
HOGS-Seiect butchers, s. 70l05 so; fair to
good packing, S5 35G5 10 fair TO good light,
8 rs.
SHEEP-Wool. common to fair, 81 5O04 90;
good TO choice S4 OOd5 90.
601Sc.
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CATTLE-Choice to extra shipping, 81 500
s 20; mixed, 81 1908 90; stockers and feeders,
STHOJiS ~ Fair to good, So 1905 65; MIXED
packing, IS 1905 75; heavy to choice - 7O0
" JsIHGiEEP-Common to choice, 81 1906 20.
LAMBS-$5 00DT 90.
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CATTLE--.Actiye; receipts, 936; shipments, Is
3S; prime, S5 COOS 25; fair to good,S4 1908 W;
common, 81 2519i 80. 80,
HOGS-Active; Philadelphias, IS 9116 90;
mixed, So 7505 S5; Workers, S. 5000 10: com
mon to fair, S5 1905 30; pigs, So OOQ45 20. Re-
ceipts. 3,700; shipments, 200.
SHEEP-Fair. prime, S. 1905 10; fair to
good, SO 0O15 80; common. 81 6O14 30. Re-
eeipts, 1900 shipments, ZOO.
Lambs-S4 5066 90: primo clipped, 50 100
10; fair to good, 81 1905 80; common, 81 .
03 90; clipped lambs, 81 jOD8 80; receipts
HOO0. shipments 1900