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Cash quotations were ~ follows
Elnur- Finn and Unbalanced


flour-firm and unchanged.
No. 2 spring wheat, 24mi.f2N; No.
spring wheat s5as0c; No. red, S.i2L6D
Ll29.. No. corn, ale; No. 2 oats, 2Oc. No.
rye, csc, No, barley, nominal; No. 1
iaxsccd A.52; prime timothy seed, $40
Cgl.iOls.
Mess p,rk, per barrcl, siI7S lard, per 100
pounds ss.22ls@S 23 short ribs sides (loOscl
$50. dry saltcd shoulders, lb0xcdl s!.57k
Ct750, short clear sides l5oXcdl Ss256g
SNk.
Rcccipts-Flour, 5000 brls; whcas 5000
bu; corn 1900 bu; oats, 10000 bu; rye,
G0O0 bu, barley. 1900 bu.
shipmcnis-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, "a
O0O bu. corn, So, 90 bu oats, ISIS, 900 bu; rye,
5i,OOO bu; barley, 1900 bu.
81. LOUIS Mo-. Nov, i6.-flour quiet and
dull
Wheat higher. Some warliko news from
Europe, with q decline In consols and all
yanccs IN other markets caused May 10 sell
abou, ic higher early. but weakened OF 20
on adverse hdyiccs aud aficrwnrd was un-
settled and irregular, the close being RGLAc
above yesterday. No. red, cash, Si.O7,
nominal. December si.O7h.etl.0S closing
At q O5A bid; May si.iS@LlSls, closing at
Con%Firm; No. 2 cash. SsiS@3ac; No.
vcmbcr Sc, closing Sc asked; January
closing at Hisc.
Cornmcal-Dull at s2o5@2io.
oats-strong, No. cash, 2ig2iKo bid;
May, ~.
liye-ln demand aud flrm No. 2, cash, 81
@Siifc.
Barlcy-sicady.
lfan--liSc.
flaxsccd-Firm At o. 10.
llay-Quici but strong prairie, S.o0@oo0.
In. FN.sH 81 ~ Al
Butter firm, creamery, fancy, $50 20c;
choice, 21Cta0c dairy choice and fancy -
@sic. Egrs steady ilc Tor good and l@2c
| les for Inferior.
Provisions quiet. Fork, si6Oo Lard
prime steam nominal, $50. Dry salt
mcats-shouldcz s175, longs aud ribs
! t5.ulisW7.s1iG short clear, sS.c0dsi2h.
bacon shoulders. $500 Longs and ribs,
tSO2ls@SI5; short elcar, $500. Hams,
en- O0Caias0.
Tagging Steady iifib. NE: III, i2kc.
lron cotton ties ti.2o@l2o.
Rccclpis-flour. 2,Vtf brls. wheat, GSOoo
| bu. corn 5000 bu. oats ld,uu0 bu; rye,
none. barley, 1900 bu.
shipmcnis-Flour, 1000 brls wheat, II, q.
CO hu, com, i0,oOo bu; oats, aOo0 hu, rye.
none. barley 700 bu.
kANss CRY, Mo-. Nov. ia.-whoat-
Steady. No. 2lcd, cash We asked, Dcccm'
hcf tOtc bid, Wifc askcd' May. M.c bid,
o, 4. asked. No. red. eAAh, ~ asked No.
sofi, ,4sh, Ole bid, V7c Niod; December ecc
asked; May, N.OI.
Corn Receipts $50 hu, shipments, i.5s2
bu. In rtore. iAs22 bu. -StSady. No. 2, cash,
2sAo bid @hc asked. Deccmhcr, 2sAc bid,
1850 asked. Nsai, 2siso bid. January, 2sAc
bid May 9oAc bid, Size asked. No.
white cash, spAc Did.
oais-No. cash, 2os.e asked. May, ei,Is
bid, 2iAo asked 40
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white 6H@6 5-l6c; Off white, 1-16@e 3-lGc;
grey white, $1,000; choice yellow clarified,
GAG l-16c; prime yellow clarified, SIC; of
yellow clarified, 5000 l3-10c; seconds, 40
&c. Other articles unchanged.
New YORK. Nov. 5.-Coilee-Optons
steady; sales, 4i,500 bags, including Novem-
Der, I3.30@ 13.40 December, $40. 25913.3;
January, S1305@13.20; February, Sl3.05g
1916 March and April, s1305; May, sl3.05
@l3.l5 June and August 1910; Septem-
Der, Sl3.05, Spot Rio-About steady; fair
cargoes, 15J8c.
sugar-Raw strong; fair refining, SIC; cen.
trifugals, 96o test, exc; refined dull, but
steady. Molasses-Nominal. Rice steady
and quiet.
CINCINNATI. o., Nov. 15.-Whisky--Active
and firm; sales, 1889 brls finished goods on
q basis OF $l.1i. Butter-Steady. Sugar
Dull. Eggs-Easier, at zoe. Cheese-Firm.
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o63; December, o.66@907; January 07o@
9s0 February, 9.9i@992 March, io0l@
1902; April, lo.io@iO,1l; May, lol8@lO.2G
June io.2s@lo.20 July, 1o356lo87; Au-
gust, lo.4l@lo.43. Sales, $1,000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
quiet and steady; middling, 95sc. Sales,
1900 bales. Quotations are as follows: 0rdi-
nary, TIC; good ordinary, s2sc; low mid
ding, 9Hc middling, 9'sc good midding,
1910.
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
as follows: November, 920@03i; December,
9,3O@03i; January, 930@0iO; February,
047@0.4s; March, o57@o5s; April, 067@
0.6si May, 077@97s; June, oS7@9ss July,
o904o.07i August 9.03@0.9i Sales, 81, 400
bales,
LIVERPOOL.
At noon: Spots-Firm; demand good
Sales, 1900 bales, Of which American
$500 bnlcs. Receipts, |, 800 bales, of which
American 1900 bales. Closing quotations
were as follows: Ordinary, 4JSd; good ordi-
nary, 3-l6d; low middling, 8 7-i9d; mid
ding, Il-l0d; good middling, I'd.
Futures opened quiet at decline, and
closed steady.
These prices are given in pence and Giths,
thus; 0.63 means 403-OId, and 5.0l means
6.l-0ld.l
AZ pm; November, 6.35 sellers; Novem.
ber-Dccombcr $50 sellers DoccmbcrJan-
uary, b2s value; January February 20
sellers; February March, 5.2s buyers March
April, $40 buyers; April.Niay, 63l sellers;
May-June, 5.33 sellers June-July, 63i
sellers
HAVRE.
Spots quiet and steady.
Tres 0rdinairc, 70f; December futures
0iHf
Above spot quotations represent 70f for
90 kilos OF low middling cotton; llayro
terms, 1915 kilos equal 10 100 lbs and 6.2jf,
equal To Sl00.
BuY and sell stocks and bonds through r..
NJ. Galbrcath, No. 10 Madison street.
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1.-Two Stock.

CHICAGO ILL.,, Nov. 15.-The Dropers' Jour
nal reports: Cattle r ceipts, 1900 head;
shipments, $500 lead; market slow and l0c
@4.00; stockers and feeders, S2.00@3 40;
COWS, bulls and mixed, sl.50@9.l5 Texas
and Indians, $l.S0@3.5G Western rangers,
$2,G0@i.00.
IIogs-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
5000 head; market slow and sc lower, clos
ing dull; mixed, So. 25@5.5O; light and heavy,
S5.35@5.GG skips, $3.76@5.l0.
Sheep--Rcoeipts, 1900 head; shipments,
1900 head; market steady; natives, $4,000
4l0; Westerns, S325@3.S5; Texans, $25t @
$40; lambs, S3.756g5.5O.
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COTTON MARK ct.

The local cotton market opened firm and
closed firm; middling, u9.iGc. Sales $500
bales, including so bales last evening. Of
which 1850 bales TO exporters aud $50
bales to spinner.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
Ordinary nominal; good ordinary, nomi.
nal. low middling gi.c. middling. 00lCc.
good mlddling . i5.iOc, middling fair, 10 &c.
fair, nominal.
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Ftsu-- Mackcrcl, half hrls No I, $500
0OO, M. 2 sNOO9sy0 No. 3, $3.50. iO.lb
herring, half brl s0.7a white fish, half brl,
$3.50.
LARp-rcs, $40; half brls, sgc. kegs, $40.
choice kettle, 0A@iOac Quiet
PIus fru-lrls, $500, hall brls. slOO.
kcg, tl.25.
Hoo fnoprcrs-Firm, mess pork, Sih.75CO
iGUG sugar cured hams, liisCtl2lsc; break.
fast bacon, ilCti2isc. clear rib sides, bacon,
O'sc, shoulders, sNc; bulk pork, clear sides,
Ne clear fih sides, $40, long clear SIC,
shnnldrf. Sc
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In the local market today corn was marked
down &c. Eggs declined i6y2c. Other arti.
clcs unchanged.
Bids and offerings at the grain Call Board
today;
Corn-Cash, No 2 white, 3slgc bid; cash,
No. 2 mixed, SIC bid; November SIC bid,
December 3Gc bid, 5sc asked; January, 3sc
asked.
oats-Cash, No. 2 white, 20l(c on track
bid, SOc asked November, 2Dllc on track
bid; cash, No. mixed, 20Ao bid 2G4c
asked. November, PC bid. 2GHc asked; De.
ccmbcr, pc bid; January, &c bid.
Corn Mcal-Cash, $500 asked, December,
81 ~ bid, January s2O5 asked
Bnn-Cash, Sli0O bid, $3.50 asked; Jan
uary, 1880 asked
At New Orleans the sugar market remains
steady with prices unchanged Tho mo.
lasscs movement Is far from hrisk; price,
easy, In buyers favor Rice is quiet with
moderate movement; prices steady.
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groeeric.

ciucAoo. H., Nov. ls--on the Produce
Exchange today the butter market was
steady, Elgin creamery, 2ia2Dii. choice
Western, 2,aa0c, choice dairy. ipGglc;
common to fair, i50lse. Egg Firm, at
AVa2lc.
Nrw oHlraNs Ia. Nov. IS suga. DO.
mand active. open kettle, strictly piime,
5 lice. prlmv, SC; fully fat. lAttlkc.
common 10 ,,ool fair. tk(tlNc. ccntr.turil,
plantation snnnla,cd oh@oso, choice
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ConN-From store. white. SOC. mixed, Soc
from lcvcc or depot, white. Ia bulk. t0c. In
i.c.
HnAN-l'rom store sac; from lcycc or Dc.
pot, SiGO0
HAY-tholcc from store O0r; car load,
from leyce or depot, els G6flG0O prime.
from storc. sou SIC; ear load, from levcc or
pcput, sllb0 prairie, from store, 5bmOOc.
car load, from lcycc or depot, si050M iiOO.
OArs-from store. white, &c, mixed, S3c.
from loyoc or depot, white In bulk, SIC In
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FLoH-From store, common, 80 5O613.G0
family sL2D6sL3o. choice, N.5DdiG). fancy,
SbmHi.2b extra fancy, Sj50tgi.Ot patent
$4,000 d21 quiet
CoEN MEiL-l'carl, $780, roller, g.
quiet.
llr,N- Ann Pre- Navy beans. s225; me.
dunn sou.
oar MENr-ln half brls. $3.50 from store.
Cr,ckEEs-SOda, extra, &C. treble extra,
G4c ginger snaps skCo04c assorted jun
blcs lual2c, cream crackers, slsttlOc.
CEACgrp Wnr,r-ln half brls $3.50 from
store.
HoNiSY ASp GRirs-From store. 1925.
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Wool.

Sr. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 15-Wool market
continues active aud buoyant with an up.
ward tondency bright medium, 10N25I9c,
coarse braid, l2@2lc; low sandy, 1l@lSC,
fine light l5@22c; fine heavy l2@lsei tub
washed, 2Sg35h &c.
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Now Yori, Dry Gooha Mnrkci.

New York, Nov. 15.-There was more
tone TO the market, with an increased bust
ness in some directions and n large demand
In sight. Agents have made prices as fol-
lows: Fruit Of the Loom 30.inch bleached
cottons, ss4o; Fruit, 3i-inch, TIC, and Hero,
9gench 7iZc
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DAiLY C0rrON srArrNENr.

imp0fis-N a CRN ~ M&TRR fgE l. A
MIR o. M&LWn Hi C.o&sw II
- l., NOTNHH t0s kC. MIR ~ X e..
mann r. t55, MR. 90 TMHR az STRAIN.
e.. il09 wrrons, ga TOifl. g. 20 bales
ENront-M SCR u. tu,t ~ At RR 3D.
az u u. CO. Cu& sWR u. ids LNoX
n y. i.siG Rhian Total 0la bales
Many roRf AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Grnin mud i,rnxisIons.


CHICAGO. ILL.,, Nov. l5.--There was little
more doing in wheat today, outside BUSH
ness showing II very slight increase with
trade principally local. Prices were higher
the market opening X@Ac above. yester-
days closing. and advanced / &c, then de-
clined lHc, again recovered selling 10 out
side prices, back nc, and closed about nc
higher than yesterday. The decline In con-
soils was construed TO mean tight money
market in Europe by some operators and
war news by Others, the latter receiving
some confirmation by press dispatches re-
porting mobilization Of Russian troops,
though this was claimed 10 bo for no ag-
grcssye movement, but merely n precau-
tionary measure.
The rumor that the French government
was considering q proposition to take oil
the duty on wheat was also revived and
helped 10 strengthen the market. But on
the other hand came the news that more
mills had shut down in the Northwest, and
the receipts there showed nm increase.
One thing which causes the frequent
changes from weakness 20 strength is no
doubt the fear of manipulation, and
operators, although perhaps fayoring the
short side, as soon as the market shows a
little strength undertake 10 cover, and this
helps 10 sustain tho market Mt the present
level. December delivery sold most Of the
day at about &c discount Us compared with
May.
Corn ruled duiet and inactive most Of the
session, trading being of light local
character, with fluctuations confined within
&c range. Opening sales were at abou
yesterday closing prices.
The market was dull and neglected, the
actions Of n large operator who was selling
December, January and MAY having tend
| cncy TO prevent any extensive trading and
at the close prices were h@Hc lower than
yesterday.
Oats exhibited more activity, trading be-
ing well distributed throughout the entire
session. A firmer feeling developed In all
speculative futures. Shorts were more nnx'
ious TO cover and prices advanced H@hc.
At the advance offerings increased, but the
demand continued good, but all the appre-
citation was not maintained 10 the close.
The near futures received more attention
and were offered sparingy.
Trading was only moderately active In
mess pork and the feeling was easier. Jan
uary and MAY deliveries met with most
favor, and transfers OF contracts were made
at "a lf@3Oc difference. Prices ruled 5@7lSC
lower
A little more attention was given 10 lard,
but trading was moderate. The feeling was
iirmer and prices averaged "A triile higher,
especially for the near deliveries.
A moderate trade was reported In short
ribs and the changes IN prices were slight.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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Live Stock.

LAMns-Choice, DC; common 10 good, per
head, sl.5O@ 800
llogs-Choicc light 5I9@Gc; good, 6@jHc;
common ilSCglAc.
CATrLg-Choice, grass. 3h@3Hc good, 2lS
Ct3c; scnllawags, lhG2Ac; choice feeders,
2jfCI3ci feeders lA@2}sc,
snrEr-Choicc ici medium, 3Cs3Ic; COM
mon, SlOOMl.jO.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1855,

mixed, s2.00@2 50; hens, So 10000; turkeys,
young, $500; Old, -Ss.Q0@li.0Q geese, $4,000
400; ducks, s2f5ia300.
EGGs-Quiet Boxes, 20c; cases. 2lc.
RAHNS-London layers, 1926 California,
g. rs per box
PIcKLEs-Brls $500; half brls, $500
PoTAToEs-Firm 500 per bril- SKIS, 500
75c; Utah, 0Oc per bu; sweet s1O0@L2j per
brl. -
NUTs-Cocoanuts 1915 per 1O0 Peanuts,
Virginia, 4HGGc; Tennessee farmers stock,
3hCg4c; roasted 211c higher shelled, 6@7c.
Pecans Tcxas OMl2c
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Nrw Work..
Spots opened steady aud closed steady, mid.
aliue Toe salcs AZ bales. Quotations
uo ~ follows Ordinary, 0Jsc, good or.
iinary. s5'iGci low middlng. oiii mid.
iling ioc; good mlddllng. 10 Bloc; mid.
Hing fair, 10 i0o, fair II 0-IOc
fuiurr opened quiet aud firm and closed
barely steady. a. follows November. coca
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These are the actual steps which follow indigo.
tion, Ackers English Dyspepsia Tablets will both
check aud cure this most fearful of diseases Guar
antccd by II. 4. HESTER. Duggist
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ArrEAL orFicr,
THURSDAY, EVENING, Nov. 10, 1855, I
DoMEsrIc ExCmANdE.

New York and Eastern demand, ~ dis
count buying; sight 50 discount buying par
selling New Orleans, 80 discount buying,
par selling. Cincinnati, 81. Louis and Louis
vile demand g buying par selling,
The Secretary of the Treasury this after
noon accepted the following bonds AS,
registered, $4,000 at 1.oSN; $4,000 at
1885 AS, coupon, $1,000 at l.OsH.
The local cotton market closed firm TODAY,
with sales 3, 200 bales, OF which 1850 TO OK
porters and $50 bales TO spinnors.
Spots at New Orleans closed quiet and
steady, with futures steady. November de-
clincd 9 points and remaining months TO 2
points. Liverpool closed firm, demand
good; futures steady aud OIL / 10 2 points.
The New York market is steady with ful-
urcs barely steady; near months up 1 point
distant months oil point.
Hubbard Price X Co. say: Liverpool
quotations this morning failed TO chow an
adequate response to our decline Of yestcr-
day, and thus encouraged our market
opened at AN advance, which was maintained
during the morning hours, and q strong tone
prevailed The better feeling however, re.
ccived n check on the announcement OF n
rumor that the crop was estimated at 7,i0o,.
goo 10 $4,000 bales, aud prices rapidly de.
cllncd, but partially recovered ON our re-
ceiying authoritative donials both from Lon.
don aud New orleans that such estimates
had been made. The market closed barely
steady, however advantage being taken by
the bears Of the interruption to business In
consequence OF the storm TO deprcss prices.
Foreign demand has been particularly active
today, the continent showing ready vii.
llngness TO supply It's wants at the presen,
utic.sn
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Miscellaneous.

WHsKY--Straight Kentucky Bourbon
Sl.50G9000 Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn, firm at l.55 TO $500; sharp advance
on October, Eastern ryes, $l.S6980O, nc
cording to the ngc and make; common
whisky SL00CJl30 according TO proof; moth
ing under 70 per cent. quoted.
BAGGISG--ll H6gl3c.
TEs-Sl l0@l.l5.
SnoT-Drop, Sl.3O; buck, $L55.
IEAD-OC.
TALLow-36tic.
ToDAcco--common, 25935c; other grades,
G0@S5c.
SNuFP--Gnrretts, Sl075; Ralphs, sl0.25;
Railroad, 1928; Gail & AXIS, 5000
PowDER-Kcgs, $500 half kegs, $2.75;
quarter kegs, $40
Coal Ou--Prime white, wholesale lot, l0c
per gal.
Woodbury., grease wool. unwashed, II
C1l3c; clear grease WOOL 20d2jc; bury,
washed, 2OGg3Jc; tub washed, 3OG3ic.
BEEswAX-ls@20c.
NAus-Iron, sl,0p0l Oj; steel 520j@2. 10.
HrDEs--Dry flint, No. /, lie; No. ., Sc; dry
saltcd SCI No. ?, &C. green satcd, No. I, 3l5ci
No. 2 l)9c; green, lajc; decrskins, 30@G5c
sheepskius, l5c(dfl.OJ firm.
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ment OF the Bank Of France shows decrease
of l,s75,oO0f gold and 276, oOof silver.
BANK CLEARINGs.
CHICAGO, H., Nov. 15.--Clearings, sll, 000,-
900
New ORLEANS, La, Now l5.--Bank clear
ings, 1892, 800. I'd
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. u. AClearings 50, $685.
OPS balances, 1861, l13.s
NEw YoRK, Nov Is. 4Clearings, s132,5io,-
G23 balances, 81, sl0,s76.
BALTIMORE Nd, Now l5.-Clearings, ST.
0i0,5lS; balances, 1921, 30.
Bosros, Mass, Nov. 15.-Clearings, $l9,-
Sal ,2lS; balances, s3,32f,T50.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 15.-Clearings
So I79, 500 balances s1,6006il.
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OIL and Turpentine.

CLEvELANp, o., Nov. l5.-Petroleum easy
=. W. ll0o, nc.
WILMINGTON, N. C., Nov. 15.--rurpentinc
firm at i2Hc.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MONEY @ PER CENT. NEW YORK Elk
CHANGE PAR SELLING.

Cotton Firm-Middling Cotton, o-lec
- Sales Today, $500 Bales - The
General Market Is Steady - Meats
Firm.
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CANNED Goops- Pincapplcs, ti25ai.So.
Peaches, 2 lbs. standard, si.SiGoi. 70. second,
SlD. Tomatoes. 2 lbs, standard, S5CtpoC,
3 lbs, standard, sl.Oo. Strawberries, si.25.
RnspbUrrivs. a. -. hlnckherrics Si.O0. Green
Cages, eliza. rCan. S2.0O. Plums san. A..
pumrtis - IN. Green corn, A O1Oni,ih Green
pcas, sl.25. Cove oysters, full weight I 10,
a.. 2 lbs, si.6idgLUt light weight 0So, 2
lbs. ti.uDtei.iO Condensed milk. Crown
S,pt Eagle. $40 swiss tbtn. salmon,
n ibOt2u1 Sariincs, $50. mustard saf.
dimes, sis0 Maokercl, Si2b, herring mack.
orcl. Si.Oj
srdAn-Purc white GA@7c. or white, az
60'aC, yellow clarified, OhGtGsc refined A,
51kc. standard graduated. sktoiAc pow.
dord SIC, cut loaf SIC, steady.
CorrTE common, ilisc. ordinary, i5hc,
iair love. prime Rio, lsc. choice a. fancy
luc. old Government, 3o0tJac steady.
NAit-SaFinaw, 81 go6giA Per bfl; Ohio
River si.NHi - per bril- sks. fine, a $50
10 coarse, sii01ilh. pkts 2Aasc.
HcK-lsouisiana ilsJ5Ac, Canlipa, O..
quiet.
C,viu Stick. all nscs, In hxs. pals and
hrlN belle, fancy assorted, i0Otibc, extra
fancy, istt2'o nrm.
soar Asp c.Sptrs-Soap 3H@Sci can
dies full weight ~.
i4@l'sc.
'ulEh-ltimc Hats N'aNtNhci New 1ufk
factory, pistulOg mll cream, i2Hi2isc.
Young America i24ei3c
MoLteis Louisiana, prime choice, $50
iyc. fancy, iSCtlsc, ccntriiurnls common 90
iair aOGsog prime 10 choice, Jv6siSc, syrup
mainc, firm.
Household supplies.
fIgu-Straly Oranges. $50 per htl
s2OOa22' Ter bon lemons, s1'OlHL w
pcf box lhnhnus si.Olt22i per bunch.
California pcafs, ~ - per box. Grapes
ConOUpl, DC per basket. Caiawha, 4Oc per
basket fincapplv- ~ - per dozen.
Arrtrs sl.2iOt2W per brl. Dried ap.
plc., S8ttic per ~, from store. Dried
| pcachcs ia3c, from store.
uAar-Quail a 25tdi IN per dozen. f1uir.
fCl, sisUitti - Ter DOZEN. rabbits, u 80
/ per dozen. Wild TURKEYS j0Cg55o ench.
| wood duck N.15tt2UD per duzcn teal. g. 80
@3O0 per dOfcn, mallard. f25Oa255 per
4 dozen Ncnison saddle. sttiuc per pound,
whole deer, bCgNc pes pound
| NEnEtAuLIH- Onions ~ WOli.7a per bfl.
Cabbage, loose, case. knut per hfl sAn.
hall hrl, $3.50. Garlic, 90 p,t i01 Carrots,
| t3OOCy31 per brl. Bocts, S25oCt27A per
bh farnips, $50 per bh, llorondish.
| t3O0Ctb.h0 per brl.
nuraH- katherine. iSc. creamery, 2sCt
Doc, dairy, is9t22c, country butter, i0Ctis.
ClpEn- Ozark. 500 per bfl, aud $3.50 per
half bfl.
viSTaAR-Pcr gnl, l0@i2c.
PouItEY-Chickcns, young, ti.b0f200,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-16
IiAvRE,
GENERAL TRADE.

lluY and sell stocks aud bonds through r..
NJ. Galbrcath No. 10 Madison street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-16

CONSOLIDATED srATrNryr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-16

rnitcd states Coupons o. igi7............. "a I
United siaies hcrl.irrd a.. ipJ' .......... ~ I
Tinted Niairf Con tHus a. ...s...s........s. lbs
United States Registered y s.......-,....,. ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-12-22
She Paid tho Bet.

And still they come. Every day
someone settles an election bet in a
novel manner, and the end is not
yet. During the heat Of the can
paign, two young ladies who reside
At the "Palacs" wagered 500 worth
Of champagne on their respective
favorites. The blonde bet on Har-
rison and the brunette bet on Clsvs-
land.
Night before last, the loser hav-
ing received complete returns from
Virginia, paid her bet, inviting
about fifty friends 10 assist in the
drinking.
The list was furnished the AP-
PEAL for publication, but it has
been nislaid somewhere, and the
chances are that it will not turn up
for day or 10.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-12-22

There is a elittering display Of
jewelry, diamonds and ladies'
watches in the shov window Of the
Rinckel building. The designs are
of the latest, and will be sold dur
ing holidays, at prices which CAP
not BE- duplicated in the State.
The assortment embraces all
kinds OF the most fashionable Jew
elry and tableware. Call and in
spect goods and Prices.
sd15tf CHATHAM 4 GOLDEN.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-12-22

Asslpk sutrs's ssnsible view
~ n


Adelph sutrs's Dsnsible View
/ u 1t.
Adolph Sntso in building his ca
BILE road got all his material in Cali
fornia and when asked if it didn'
cost him about sc, 900 more thar
to havs gotten his material in the
East answered:
.sYou sec the mechanics and
artisans of the city are liberal pa.
irons of the road. III circulate my
money BY giving them employment,
. good dsa! Of it comes back again
in the wsy Of patronage and the
money is kept ON the Coast. Oh il
is good deal cheaper to spend the
extra $40, 200 right here in San
Francisco. 1 always buy when ]
can get the cheapest goods instead
of wasting $40, 900 as you think, !
save it in the long run.
"This is the key to Sutro's sue
cess. He is q man with long head
and he knows thatevery dollar spent
in the State he lives in is a dollar
saved to the State and is good per-
centage for himself.
Sho. t-sighted people-and Carson
is full of thsm-ssnd their money
away constantly, and they wonder
why times are close. We heard q
woman . few days ago complain
that her husbands business was
very poor, and We felt like telling
her the reason.
1t 10 because she ssssnds below"
for everything she buys, and he
"sends below" for everything he
buys, and there are . good many
people in Carson who have made
up their minds not to patronize
those who always "send below" for
what they want.
If everyone in Carson would pur-
chase their supplies cat home" for
. year, real estate in This city
would advance 25 per cent. on ac-
count of the advance in business.
Can the lunatics never see it?"