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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-13
Grain and pro,Ision..

CmcAGo, ILL.,, Nov. l2.-Trdc in wheat was
light and almost entirely local. Tho feeling
was weak, very dull at times and prices
again lower. The opening wa. about 9sg4c
lower than closing figures Of saturday, ruled
irregular within small range and then sold
of 5sc more, held stCadicr and closed
&c lower than Saturday closing figures
The weakness was attributed 10 the talk Of
mills shutting down all over the countr,
Action was taken by millus OF the North
west To adopt some measure by which the
mills at the principal milling points would
shut down until recent aCrumulatiOns could
be- sold. Two mills IL was pluimcd, had shut
down today, but some operators were in
clncd 10 look upon this action as q spccula-
tive movement TO influence the wheat mar.
kct. The increase In the visible supply
where a decrease had been expected also had
q weakening effect.
There was only moderate business trans
acted in corn, trading being confined largely
| between local operators nud was ON rather
| limited scale. The feeling developed was
| g. Ser and a lower range oi prices was cstnb-
/ lishcd. Opening sales were ga &c lower
| than the closing figures ct last Saturday
after which the market Immediately sold oll
/ isc. reacted "a &c, became steady and closed
| ssMstc lower than on Saturday.
Quito an active business In May oats was
done, but there WINS no protcnsion 10 do
much ut anything In near futures. The In.
! ilucncc Of easier prices Tor wheat aud corn
was "a cause the market u lose some OF the
| strength which appeared 40 the close Of last
week. Values, however, covered 80 small a
range that no essential change could be
| quoted.
Trading was moderately active in mess
/ pork. but prices ruled somewhat Irregular
| Early in the day prices were advanced 100
| ~ ~, with rather liberal trading. Later the
offerings were more liberal while the de-
/ mand Stacked. and prices settled back again.
Trading was chiefly Ia January and May de-
liycric-.
Oulya moderate trade was reported In
lard and the feeling was stcadier. Prices
were advanced - shic per 100 lbs but set
tied back again and closed quiet,
Little interest was manifested In the
market Tor short ribs, Prices ruled stoadicr
| but the changes were slirht. No particular
| pressure 10 sell, aud demand more modor.
| ate.
The following Uas the visible supply II
grain on Saturday last, In comparison with
that ~ the previous Saturday, according 20
the official report II the board IT Trade.
Wheat, i,3tl. OJ0, increase Gl5. COO corn. o..
2ii, Op1, decrease t,5l2,OOt oats, T. "a, tOp de.
crease 5000 rye. l,bj6.OD1. increase 1000.
barley l,G2i,Ol0, dccrcas' lGi, 900.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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FISH Mackcr,l, hall hrls, No. I, $500
puu. No. 2 tSui'tSJO So. D, $50. iulb
kit NJ. !, elias. No. . ti.2A No O. $40
np herring. family, aic per box. " e. ruC
herring half hrl $50, white fish, halt bel,
taH
l,rn-rcs. SIC. half hrl,. s'.c. krts. S1.c.
choice kettle, r'.wiu',c. quiet
iin. fru IRIS $500, hplt brla $40
kcrs a. -
ITO" lHnrycrs Firm, mess pork. fih.iAm
lhou. sugar cured hams. 90 ttiai l.. break
ilst BACON, iiWla'r. rlrlf rh sides. bacon.
h'sc, Shoulders s'.,, bulk pork. clear sides.
',c. clear r.h sides s'sC long clear SIC.
shoulders 3d.
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CoHS-Fmm store, white. Aac. mixed, h3c.
from lcycc or depot, white in bulk, iSc. Ia
sarks. ole. miAc,. la bulk. l,c. in sack.
JF.
Bn,S-From store, sic from lcvoc or DC.
pot fiGu1.
HAY= Choke from store nO'. car load.
frum lcy,e or depot, slh GmiG 90. prime.
from storc. 500 s,c, car load, from lcvcc ~
pcput flij0 prairie, from store, hittO0c
ear load. inim lrycr or depui, siO. apftiiun
uusH From siorr. white. p.c. mixed. Gic
from lcyvu or depot, white iu bulk 31r, iu
sacks, SIC. mixed ~ bulls ga, in sacks 3lC
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New ORLEANS, La, Nov. l2.-Coflee-De
mand light, but holders firm; Rio common
70. prime, l3H@l7c. Rice-Steady, with q
fair demandi ordinary TO prime 35s@51c.
sugar-Open kettle, steady; strictly prime,
DC; prime, 41sc; fully fair, 4Nc; fair to good
lair 0-lG@49sc; common to good
common con lH@4'Eci centrifugal cas-,
choice white, 0I@O9sc; Off White,
6H@6 3-i6c: gray white, 5js@Gc; yellow car.
lied, Gao l-l6c; prime yellow clarified, SIC;
off yellow clarified, 5Ss@57Ic; seconds, 4A@J
5Hc. Molasses--0pen kettle unsettled, but
generally lower; choice, 4l@i2c; strictly
prime, 30@i0c; good prime, 35@37c prime,
3l@33c; good fair, 27@2Sc; fair, 25c; cen
trilugals steady; strictly prime, 2ia 25c; good
fair ls@l0c; fair l5@l6c; inferior TO good
common, l3@lic syrup, 25@Slc.
NEw YoRK, Nov. 2.-Coflee-Options
barely steady; sales, 81, $50 bags, including
November, Sl3G5@l3. IS; December, $l3.55@
1870; January, Sl3i5Ml3.G5 ; February, $l3 10
Gl35O; March, Sl335Ga $780, April, Sl3. 35@
lS.I5; May $l3.350t3.50. Spot Rio-Quiet
and barely steady; fair cargoes, l51sc. SUI
gar-Raw strong and quiet; fair refining,
D Lice; refined quiet and steady. Molasscs
Nominal Ricc-Steady and quiet.
CINCINNATI O., Nov. 2.-Whsky-Good
basis of Sl.li. Butter-Sleady; fancy
creamery, 27@2Sc prime dairy, l5@l6c.
Sugar-Quict aud steady: hard refined, va
SAc New Orleans 5A@Ghc. Egg,-Quiet
and firm, poe. Checse-Dull; choice mild
Ohio Hat, i0l4@llc.
RIO DE JANEIRo, Nov. 2.--Concc-Rcgular
first, $500 rcis per 10 klos gool second,
1850 rcis Receipts during the week, 1902,
900 bags purchases for United States, E001;
clcannccs for the United States, 1900
stock, 800, 900 bags.
SANTOS, Nov l2-Conce-- average,
g. $50 rcis. Receipts during the week, 63,uOt
bags; purchases for the United States, 20, 900
ccaunces for the United States u, 900; stock,
1900 bags.
CHICAGO, H., Nov. l2.-On the Produce
Exchange today the butter market va,
steady and unchanged. Eggs-lligher at y
@2lc for strictly fresh.
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Quotations are as follows; Ordinary, 7ll-l0ci
gool ordinary, s5-i0c; low middling, l'l6ci
middling, 9-l6c; good middng, 10 lice.
Futures opened steady and closed steady,
as follows November, 0,39@033, December,
9.S2@933; January 94O; February, $50
March, o.60@9.6i; April, 070@9.7l; May,
9sO@@sl; June, 99o@09l; July, 00S9
1900 August 90i@90G. Sales, $4,000
bales
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT
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At noon Spots--Dull prices generally In
buyers favor Sales 1000 bales, ~ which
American 1893 bales Receipts, 1900
bales, OF which American N,2JO bales
Closing quotations were rs follows. Mid
ding 13id.
Futures opened dull NJ decline, and
closed steady.
These prices are given IN pence AMI Giihe,
thus G.G3 means 4GJ-Gd, aud 5.Ol means
b1-Gld.l
AtIpms November 1888 sellers Novcm-
her. December 52O sellers; DcromhcrJnn-
Hry, 527 buyers; January February . %
buyers February March, . 2' sellers March.
April 5.2O sellers; April May 5.3l sellers,
May.Junc, 5.32 sellers, JuncJuly 5oi
sellers.
HtVEE.
Spots quiet and steady
Tres Orlnairc, zoo December futures,
GlaI.
Above spot quotations represent 7Ot Tor
90 hlus OF low midlling cotton; llayrc
terms 1888 kilos equal 70 lUJlhs aud j.2iL
equal to q 90
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fNCiiANUE qu0rtrioVa

imporis-M SCRR 40 N&rRR. ii'8. 4 A
MIR 20. M6LR H. lt C.oGsN Il n
30 LNo6TRRS l M&HRR. a.. /
MRR, -; TNRR ipi. stcamcn. o. 80 wagons.
Ion Total. laos bales
Expofis-M 6CRh ism M&TRR as l.
AMIR. i.tii. q. &swRR 1902. L.Nu&T
Rh CO.. to RR, ~ Total. 5.5Ji bales.
INV York.
Spots opened quiet and closed quiet. mid.
ding. l5.iGc. Sales. 2s1balcs Quotation,
are rs follows Ordinary, o i3.l0r good or
binary s5sc; low middllnr. oI.lOc, mid.
ding, i6-itc; good mddlIng iO.c; mid.
ding fair, i0tc. fair ne.
Futures opened easy aud closed firm. Ms
follows November O0l@0G5, December.
17O@o7i; January 0si@asi. February
Doj@ng9 March. l000al0O5: April, lois
@i0iG, May. iO2i@o2g June, loaSa
1885 July, 10 sO@iOi2, August i0l7a
io4s Sales, iO3. 100 bales
SEw oRLEANA
The spot market opened quiet and closed
6rm, middling 0 OiGc. Sales. 400 bales
f'Nff''f
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GENERAL TRADE.

The only change made In quotations today
was drop Of ,sc in lard and decline In
sug'v.
Amount of grain In store ni The elevators.
corn. Gs13 bushels, oats, 1850 bushels, aud
wheat lO7l bushels.
Tho Grain Call Board was opened ior the
season today, the bid Offering. aud sale, be-.
iug us follows.
Com-No. white, cash. 500 hid, Novcm.
her 3,isc bid. December, 3sc bid, 3nc
asked NO ? cash, 39'8caskcd November. see
bid. ucccwcrr, 3nc asked.
Oats-No. white. cash, on On Track Md.
November asc on track hid December 2,c
on track bid No. cash, Doe bid, aOlc
asked, December 25c ON track bid.
Corn Mul-Novcmbcr g. askrd.
nran-Cash slt25 regular Did, eiL2j rg.
ulnr asked January, ga bid 80 asked.
salcs-'Two ears NJ siL2i ON track and
car nj slhei regular
At New orleans there Is fair sugar move.
mcut, with cnsicr prices concessions being
necessary to effect sales. ocntriuguls, par
ucularly whites, are easy nnd n shade lower.
and molnssoa vs. iu good supply and easier.
Rice is steady, with price. we'll maintained
In the New York market there is q sitter
feeling In coffee. in sugar there b. firm
tone Tor mW-, with refined easy. Tea firm.
Molas,c, more active, with other grocery
goods we'll held
Tho London Mart faHs Eprrs IN IN r..
view of the British grain trade .iys Wheat
sowing Is progressing iayombly, with In.
creased area being seeded. The wheat trade
" slow, sound native aud choice foreign
kinds firm, luur steady corn irregular aud
dcarcE barley dcarcE oats pence dcacr "
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urra,I.tun..

ftuyn=frum store, common, ~ 50h3n,
family, Si2oftiJn, choice tihn.tt.O1 fancy,
s'w@ish. cNtm fancy tt@ahGt patent
sGvOttG -, quiet.
CoEN Mr,L-rcarl, $3.50 roller, g. -.
quiet
BE,Ns Avp rE,s-Nayy beans, g. %. me.
dium 500
oar Mr,L-in half brl.. $3.50 from store.
CHAcgERs-Sudn, extra, a., treble extra,
G'sc ginger snaps. S'.mp'sc. assorted jun.
blcs lOCtl2r. cram crackers, sisHinc.
CEAcGEp WnE,r-ln half brls, si.5O from
fiorC.
lloutNY AND Gulrs-From store, S3.25.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEALS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13 1855.

No. soft, cash, oec bid, CSC asked; Deem.
Der, 9Sc asked; May, $l.O0 asked.
Corn Steady No, 2 cash, soc asked; De-
eem6er, 2SMc bid. 29Hc asked; January CSC
pa; May, sales at Bic; No. cash, 29c asked:
so S. whi'e, cash, 20 bids nor offerings; May,
oats-No, cash, no bids nor offerings; De-
zen Der 2oNc bid, 2ihc asked; May, 2lAc
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-The visible supply
OF grain on Saturday, November 10, as COM
piled by the New York Produce Exchange,
was as follows Wheat, 34,34O,6l0 Blu; In
crease, 6i5, All Blu. Corn, $3.50 1853 bu; de-
crease, l,622,3l bu.s Oats, s,456, 206 bu; de-
crease, 9S,6S5 Blu. Rye, 1,556,O92 bu de-
crease, b24 bu. Barley, 1924 ,G02 Blu; de-
crease, 10l, 1888 blu.
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factory, 0,Ia1Oc; full cream, l2@l9]Ec;
Young America l21f@i3c.
MoLAssEs-Louisiana prime, choice, SEQ
43c; fancy, 45aISc, centrifugals, common TO
fair, 2o99oc; prime 10 choice, 3O@35ci syrup,
9O6Ilbc. firm
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oit.,a rurncntioc.

CLEvErAYp, o., Nov. l2.-Pctrolcum easy;
$. ". ii0', nc.
wuWNoroS, n. C., Nov. i2--Turpcntino
firm at I2lEc.
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DNMINllN laAAllhNhi
New York and Eastern demand, g dis
count buying; sight 50 discount buying, par
selling New Orleans, sc discount buying,
par selling. Cincinnati, ST. Louis and Louis
willie demand - buying par selling.
The local cotton market closed quiet and
steady, with holders asking lice above
quotations. Sales, $500 bales, of which
1850 to exporters and $50 TO spnnora Now
oloans closed firm, with futures steady, at
an advance OF @ TO II points. Liverpool was
dull, prices generally in buyers favor;
futures stcaty, at a decline Of 3 points The
New York market closed quiet, at decline
OF lice; sales not before reported, Ii5l
bales TO exporters aud al to spnneni int'
urcs firm and mp 4 to points
Hubbard, Price & Co. say THE market
opened at an advance, aud was assisted In
its ascent by rumors Of frosts In sundry
places throughout the South. Later ndviccs
from Liverpool announcing that the market
had responded 20 the better feeling here
gave fresh encouragement to buyers, and O
heavy long interest began 10 accumulate
aud under the influence Of such buying
prices closed at the highest point Of thc
day"
The New York Cotton Exchange has issued
the following official statement Of the cotton
mover 1t Tor two months ending October
81, as prepared by Mr. Shcppcron. statistic.
ian OF the exchange
DELIVERIES 10 NORTHERN SINNERS.
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NV YoHK, Nov. i2.--Buycrs were present
IN larger numbers. but no demand of Inn
porinncc was remarked, outside Of special
makes Of blcachcd cottons.
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NAonI.
New York Dry Good. Market.

sr. LOUIS, Mo, Nov i2-Wool quiet
owing TO small offerings but firm.
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LAuHs-Choicc De-, common to good, per
hcnd. eliuHIuO.
lloos Choice light 5il@Gc, good, 5@5',c;
common, bsOIAic.
CAtrLE-t hpicc, grass. SOS sc; good. ~
Ctao' ,cullaWu.~ la@2'sc. choice feeders,
2is@ic. feeder, l'aWiisc.
snnr-Choicc, ic; medium, 3@3'lc; com
mon, 81. uObtI.Jp.
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CotIon Sod rrnhncIs.

ruNr CEupr Ou.-iur prime summer vel
low, 5lr, summer white. blc. choice copkinr
summer yellow, ji,, cotton seed meal, $3.50
lees than ear load S2DJO.
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COTTON MARKET.

Tho local cotton mnract opened Grm and
closed quiet and steady milllinr ui.c
Sales 3,tpl bales, including 5l balcs satur
day evening. u which 2OiO bales 10 export
en- and 80 bale. 10 sp.uurr
tSvHANuE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, nominal. good ordinary nomi.
nal low middling 13ioc, midlliur gi,c.
good milil.nr 70 itlGg middling fair. 10, H.
fair nominal
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Household supplies.

Household supplies.
FRuIT-Stcady. Oranges, $3.50 per bril-
$2.0Oa225 per box. Lemons, S.OOWi5V
per box. Bananas, $l0O@22j per bunch
California pears, 1926 per box. Grapes
Concord, SOC per basket CataYba, 4Oc per
basket. Pineapplcs, S225 per dozen.
APrLEs-$l 25@l.76 per brl. Dried mp.
pies, 3HG1ic per ID, from store. Dried
peaches, iCl5c from store.
EGGs-Firm. Boxes, 23c; eases, pc.
RAISNs--London layers, 1926 California,
GAnE-Quail, $i.25@i.5O per dozen; SPUR
rcls, 81 0OCul.25 per dozen; rabbits, SlOOtd
g. % per dozen; wild turkeys 50Gg75c each;
wood duck, $l7592OO per dozen; teal, $2.25
m2jO per dozen; mallard, $25O92.75 per
dozen. Nenison saddles, SWlOc per pound
whole deer, 5Ct6c per pound.
NEGrrAnLrs-Onio $lGj@l.75 per brl.
Cabbage, loose, O6I7c. kraut, per brl, 5000
half hrl, 500. Garlic, j0c per 100. Carrots,
$3.OOm3.5O per brl. Bcets S2.b0d276 per
brl Parnips, $500 per bril- llorseradish,
$5Oo@5jO per brl.
BurrE-Buuorine, ljc creamery, 2S@
Soc dairy, lsc; country butter, l762Dc.
CpEG-Olark, $500 per brl, and $500 per
half bril-
VryroAR-Pcr gal, 1O@l2c.
PouIrGy- Chickens, young, Sl50g22j;
mixed, ;t75@2gO; hens, S25Om27j.
rIoErrs-lrls, 500; half brls, 800.
roTATor--Firm; Sl7jm22j per bril- SKIS,
Cnm,jci Utah, oJcGg;LOO per bui sweet SlW
Gi2j per hrl.
Nrr'-Cocoanuts 1913 per 100 Peanuts,
Virginia iismGc; Tennessee farmers stock,
3lgmic; roasted, 2l5c higher shcllcd, G9Ic.
Pccans Texas, oCgl2c
Miscellaneous.
WmsKY-Stright Kentucky Bourbon
Sl5omGw, Robinson aud Lincoln counties
Tenn, firm at ,l.5i 10 800 sharp advance
ON October, Eastern rycs, l.sjtGOO, uc.
rprliug "a the age aud make; common
whisky II. OOWl 30, according to proof; moth
ing under 20 per cent quoted.
B0GING-li isml3c.
TE-Sl iumL15.
SHur-DOp sliH buck Sl.05.
IrAu=Gc.
Ttiow-3GGlc.
Tou,cco--Common, 25@3jc; other grades
GOOSE
syrrr-Garrctrs. slo75. Ralph's, SiO.25
Railroad, 500, Gail n AXIS, $500.
PowprU-kcgz, 5000, half kegs $40
quarter kegs. sl1j.
CoAL Ou-primc white wholesale lot 10,
Pcrgnl -,
Ml3c, clear grease wool, 2OM25c; bury
washed, 2um3l,g tub washed, 3Om3ic.
BluwAN-lsO2Oc.
NAus-lrpn, Il. glNl 05, steel S2.Ojm2 10
lliprs-Dry flint, No T. lie No ., Nc; dry
sailed NJ; No. .. Gc' green saltcd, NJ. !, ~.
No > iisc, green. iClIc docrkius, 3pd61c
shccpsk,ns, l5c6,Lui firm.
Live stock.
LAuns-Choicc, De-, common to good, pei
lpuI . 4 .uIig ~
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BY TELEGRAPH.

BrN and sell stocks aud bonds through r.
NJ. nAlhrrAIh. NJ. ~ MnlI.nn ltrcci.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE PAR SELLING.
Cotton Quiet and Steady-Middling Cot
ton, o l-2c-Sales Today, 3.4oo Bales
Tho General Market Is Steady
Meats Firm.
OFFICE,

MONDAY. EVENING, Nov - lsss,
The money market remains unchanged,
the supply is equal to the demand Rates
are steadY nj S Der cont.
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MISCELLANEOUS noSDs.

United stlfos Coupons g. Iui5. .... taCt. 4
luNri States Registered o.. ipIi.......... 49,. b.
luN'l rIHI's luuUuus o. Z. ................ ius
United States Registered d = .... iU,
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The spot market opened quiet and closed
hrmi middling, O.iGc. Sales. 400 bales
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DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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SANTOS, Nov. -Coilce--Good average,
8 $50 res. Receipts during the week, G3u00
bags; purchases for the United States, 20 900;
ccarances for the United States, ~, 900 stock,
1900 bags.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-23
Sansolne Co.. Auctioneers.

ZINE PIANO, choice oil paintings, the
L American cyclopedia, complete in
twenty v1lumes, elegant household furniture
at punlic auction at Union Park. We will sell
at public auction, without any reserve what
ever, on Thursday morning, Aug %, COM
menclng at 10 o'clock sharp all of Mr.. A. G.
Clausens personal effects at his residence,
No. 1921 Waltham ay., at Union Park, oppo-
site Merriam Park Short Line station. The
following named articles comprise partial
list only: One Haines Bros, New York.
seven octave rosewood square piano, cost
new $50; ten choice Oil paintings. re-
nowned subjects executed by both foreign
and home talent: the American Cyclopedia,
complete in twenty volumes, with index vol
ume, all caif-bound: elegant parlor
furniture, marble top, black wal
nut and cherry bed room sets, complete
one black walnut bookcase and secretary
combined, one black walnut ex. table, good
china dining set parlor hanging lamps, hall
lamps. mattress and bedding. good Brussels
and ingram carpets, one Magee cook range.
ice box, ETC. These goods are far above the
average household effects sold at mart sales,
not only in quality. but also in usage being
bargains will find it to their interest to at
tend this sale. Don't overlook the day time
and place of sale. Take O'Clock train at
union depot on the Milwaukee short line rail-
road. Our moving trucks will be on hand for
goods bought by parties in st. Paul, at rea-
sonable charges, our motto being TO please
all. Sansome's Co., adctioneers. Office, 232
East Seventh ST., st. Paul. Minn. 234-36
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-23

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
~ Ramsey-ss. In Probate Court, Special
Term, held August IA, 1888.
In the matter of the estate of Augustus
Wittmann, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of
Augustus IL. Hornsby, administrator of said
estate setting forth the amount of personal
estate that has come to his hands, and the
disposition thereof; the amount of debts out
standing against said deceased. and a de-
scription of all the real estate of which said
deceased died seized, and the condition and
value OF the respective portions thereof; and
praying that license be TO him granted to sell
at public auction all the real estate described
and set forth in said petition;
And 1t appearing, by said pc ition, that
there is not sufficient personal estate in the
hands OF said administrator to pay said
debts, and that it is necessary, in order to pay
the same, to sell all of said real estate:
1t is therefore ordered that all persons in
terested In said estate appear before the
Judge of this court on Monday, the 1st day of
october, A. ID. 1888. at 10 O'Clock a. m at
the probate court room in st. Paul, in
said county, then and there to show cause
(if any there be- why license should not be
granted to said administrator to sell said real
estate according to the prayer of said pei-
ton.
And it is further ordered, that copy of
this order shall be published for four sue
cesslve weeks prior to said day of hearing
the last of which publications shall be at
least fourteen days before said day of hear
ing, on Thursday of each week. in the st. Paul
DAILY GLOBE daily newspaper printed and
published at st. Paul, in said county, and
personally served on all persons interested
IN said estate. residing in said county, at
least fourteen days before said day of hear
ing, and upon all other persons interested,
according to law.
By the Court
Il. 81 E. S. GORMAN, Judge of Probate.
Attest: FRANK RoBERT. JR., Clerk.
Z. L. LAMPREY, Attorney for Administrator.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-23
AUCTION SALES.
A. n. NicoIay. Auctioneer.
70 CHOICE KENTUCKY-BRED SAD

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LEI die and Driving Horses at Public Auc-
tion-A. III. Nlcolay will sell at auction, with
out reserve, Saturday morning. Aug. %,
1883, at 10 o'clock, at the stable corner
Sixth and Cedar sts., thirteen very desirable
and gentle saddle and driving horses: all
Kentucky-bred and suitable for family pur-
poses; these horses are known by the follow
ing names: Grant, sorrel horse, seven years
old, 1874 hands high; George Bright, bay
horse, six years old, 16 hands high; Mon
arch, jet black horse, eight wears old, 16
hands high; Billy r, roam PAGER horse, five
years old, 16 hands high; Black Bess black
mare. eight years old. 1874 hands high;
st. Minero, dapple gray horse, six years old,
1874 hands high: Prince, dark bay
horse, six years old. 153s hands high;
Redman. sorrel horse, years old, 1873 hands
high; Chief, sorre1 horse, g years cid, 15l2
hands high, Duke, sorrel horse. years old,
15l2 hands high; Brilliant, strawberry roam
horse, 5 years old, 15A hands high Gray
Willie, gray horse, 6years old, 1514 hands
high; Dandy Jim, chestnut horse, 4 years
old, Is hands high. All these desirable
horses will be warranted and sold strictly as
represented; the sale will also include En-
glsh saddles and brides, housings, legg1ngs
and crooks. Parties desirous of buying gen.
tie saddle and driving horses for family use
are invited to attend this auction sale.
Terms cash. For further particulars apply
to A. III. Nicolay, auctioneer, No. 116 East
Fourth Street, opposite National German
American bank. Our miscellaneous auction
sale No. GIGS. 235-3S