davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-06-25
LOST OR STOLEN.

T OST OR ST0LEN-Sunday night light
II gray horse, Is hands high. black name and
light tail and right hip little lower than the
left. s25 reward for horse and s25 for appre-
hension of thief. Martin Moran. 1855.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-06-25

Herbert Spencer has vainiy sought for
years the degree of LII. D. from the Uni
versity of Cambridge.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-06-25

Senator "Joe" Brown is assessed at At
lanta rs the possessor Of 1857, 900 worth OF
real estate.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-06-25
COLLIN, pi..ect. the Republic.n Platform


WASHINGTON, June 25.-General Collins,
of Massachusetts, the permanent chairman
of the Democratic convention, said: eIt in
dicates that the Republican party intends
to make the fight upon the old humbug
line of protection. and they phrase it, to
American labor, which means nothing
more than the preservation of the high
tariff upon American products for the ben
eft of manufactures. 1t also means, of
course, that they will go to the country op-
posed to any reasonable or unreasonable
proposition to reduce the taxes and get nd
of the surplus 1t is nothing but mega
ton. 1t proposes no method of relief.
Perhaps the party out of power can afford
to hold that attitude, but / very much
doubt it. People in this country expect
from parties in and out of power declara-
ton at least of some positive policy. Be
fore the canvass wanes the Republican
party will find that it has miscalculated the
sentiment of the country and belittled the
intelligence of the people. 1t would have
been safer, wiser and more honest had it
followed the counsels of its greatest men
who dealt with these subjects while in re-
sponsible positions. The convention Is
House of Representatives, who have thus
far shown no capacity to formulate any
policy of revenue reduction, but have con-
tented themselves with mere obstruction.
Mere obstruction, however, is not salts
factory policy touching so momentous and
vital subject affecting all the industries
of great people. We shall be prepared to
meet them on their own ground"
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-06-25
LACE CURTAINS.

They are Cleaned and Made New by thu
Springfield steam Dye Works.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-06-25
What Hurt Harrison.
INGALLS,, yieWa.

CHICAGO, June 25. The Daily News prints
the following letter from Senator John J.
Ingalls,, received by member of the Kan
sas delegation in the Republican Conven-
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-06-25

Boston without change,
No. 4 10 the famous limited express, com.
cleveland. ThrUugh vestibuis sissDers fsoM
Springfield. Makes Bee Yoxk in 3OH hOQFp
and Boston In M ho1rs.
g. & KNIGHT,
D. B. MARTIN, xrcSde 6eDos.
y. +. 4. 6prin9neId,0 %
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-06-25
q. G. C.GWTN.
JOHN H TH0Ml

Trustees Of Water Orks.
J. D. Cook. consulting engineer. Toledo. o.
SPRINGFIELD. o.. May 29. 1883. 120tf
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-06-25

MONEY TO LOAN-In sums to suit, on nrss
III mortgage and good commercial paper.
Gail and see us: Room No. /, Lagonca Bank
building. George II. Coles i Sen.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-06-25
PEOPLES COLUMN.
WANT Ed.

WANTED-Empioymen by worthy man
w who understands the care of horses, but
Is anxious for any kind of employment. Ap-
ply to John Brooks. care of Republic. 150a
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-08
Gu bib pGroitmlo Haao.

Wtin Some bar p9ret plaset Of Co
tarrb ! oper 20 Nar os bar libt meset i
De iiolte 6 Gar, fsrenb bum bespnote at
BRUCE Papillon (Clarke's extract of
flax } Catarrh Cure. Oct meite af 81
ben bar benoes 2iltanb meset fritiIf.
pun funbe fun puite siennem Munben.
vi forisste mango aperterebe 9asemibs
Ter uoen 2inbrins, % bapbe ppsiUet aft
Saab, ba Or. Streeter raabeoe benpe
til at BRUCE 9eres Catarrh Cure. Set
gap benee 2inbrins neiten siebliftelia,
% bun bar brust Bet, inbtil Ri trpat tSr
iige, at bun er albeles belbrebet. Sen.
bes Selbreo bar life peret iaa aob paa
mango War. @buaro Gilpep, gbicaoo.
3ilialss hos 6. 8. @eiier, 9ecurab,
SOMA, for 81 pr. Slate elIer lenbt opers
alt psb Robtaselien at Yriien.
Papillon Company,
~ Chicago, III.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-08
Sibirijfe 6lgatninQe.

Sibiriife SlDstninge. On antal,
let at be til Sibirien ienbte us berfra
after lpstebe 5urbrpoere, mebbeler ct
~peterbursif 8lab fslsenbe: 5 So
mar 1886 ifuloe Der ifslse 5ortesnel=
ierne befinbe Zig 10000 Suroiite / Srs
futit ps Senisieif iamt / Satutit; men
Der iaubtes i Sirtelisbeben Inn AZ, 900.
vi bereiterenoe $4,000 bar 20, 900 ienbt
no paa forffjeIis @aabe; men &elten,
$4,000 bar ~furiuunben. s @effbirien
er 9alet al flp9tebe Irreitanter enonu
itsrre, ioet Ben lift ioretasne Ceiling
bar siost bet &eiultat, at Inn 80 Srus
cent al be fprpiite Far befunoet zig paa
tit Seitemmeliesiteb, meSers 67 er for
ipunbne.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-08
ct Bar Raanebsr, inotil bans penitre
arapeben par oroet Iammen iaien.

ct Bar Naanebsr, inotil hans penitre
8raueben bar greet iammen iglen.
Dor Batalje nberfcr 8sren bar gadet
for fs iStilbeb, iaa be iroenfor gaserSe
life babe noset Besreb ON, bpab Der
bar pasieret. Saainart jes baobe fcrs
uisiet mig OH, at "Raaitinbet" laa title
os frebelis nebe ueb geien, git jes til
base til !Suiet, luffebe libt paa 0bren
os ropte irb, at Inbreds "Gaal tinoet"
sierre pilbe tale ct 8ar Orb meo fin
gen 0onatus 8ald, ON benne bible
bore iaa mil at fomme ub. Said fom
itrar. Seq iasbe. of ban ifuloe fslse
mig til n%armeite Yolitiitatipn, men ban
erflGreoe, at ban life piloe rsre Jig at
gletten, fsr ban fit oibe, bpab ban bar
listet for. Seq ~ipareoe, OF ri bapoe
bam mistantt for, at ban bapoe taget
ct 8aanc, bpori Der bang en- SO. 9a
bleu Soenlfen rent raienbe ps fob lise
/ Struben paa mig. 9ifepreleroeren
MATTE after frem. Spen'fen bar peo
en- eneite Stag siort ~uitaoelis, os ban
fulste mig iiben meset ipasferois inbz
oper til @rsnlanbs GolitIitatiOn, bpOr
ban blep inbiat for Natten.
Gen iplsenbe Morsen bleu ban tom
fronteret meb ben Slaster, Der bapoe
fjsbt aoen af bam. Slasteren sjens
fjenbte bam fray, os 9onatius 8. Said
MOrberen os Mprobranoeren, tSeites
% aotppen fra Gjeabuda MATTE after
~tilbringe en- lang 9larrGite af i'm 2eoes
tib paa Ifers9us.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-08

$Sf IaN SNA SN NNHy NtNN
- % ber uoitpbte ban nosle irpstelise
Gber, bporueb ban fo~rmobentlis pilbe
iframme mig. 9a jes imiolertib blep
itaaenbe, ioet jes flnoereOe paa, buOrle=
bes jes ifulbe sribe Sasen an, fum "&aaz
ifinbet" uoen pibere ben % tps mig /
Raffen us fippebe mig %ubenfOr 9pren.
Seq itreb life for glupr imub, men lpb
bam tratfe aiiteo meo mig til bet surise
Selifabs tore 5ornpielie. Men ba ri
bar tommet ubenfor, fOrebOlbt, jes "8aas
ifinbet", at ban life bapbe baaret iis
tlo9t ab peo at faite mig no; tbi leg git
| nit loulise sgrinbe, os bet funoe maas
he meofpre nbebaselisbeber for bam, at
ban iaaban uben pibere baobe operfalbt
mig. Men "&aaifinbet"s pilbe Mob
bar MI life til at itpre lanser; ban for.
npebe 9aset ! min @affe Us sioroe Wine
til at bile bate paa mig. @eb ct frafs
tist Stag at min 9ifepreieruer tumlebe
ban imiblertib Ouerenbe. Seq lpftebe
ham Serpau Oper ct @iarbe % lob BAN
triIIe uebab Straaninsen, inbtil ban bap.
nebe | Storueien. Ger bleo ban funoen
al nOsle GOrbifisrenbe % brast paa
@issboipitalet, buor ban blep lissenbe
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-08
sGgte 0erler.

9e 99te Gerler fpmmer bio fra ben
perliife Sapbust, gerne bet Stile Sab
eGler fra Yauama. Osiaa Werifo os
&aliIprnien leperer Serler, men al en-
lanst rinsere &palitet.
Be imutfeite Berler tommer fra ben
periife Bnst; De bar iOrifjeaise 5orz
mer, runoe, fuslefurmise, eaer Osiaa er
DC u~regelmasfis barue6e. 9eres geroi
aibanser al 5crmen, stOrrelien % Sar>
ben. Saal9n9e 8erlerne enbnu er npe,
ipiaer De / &eselen / fprltjelise Sars
p%enuancer, men 10 mere be er / Berg
relie meo 2uften, bes blesere os mat
tere blioer be, os efter umtreut bunbrebe
Iars 5orlsb bsr be, bet pil iise, De bar
ba tabt i'm Slams ps er ipm 6slse beraf
~p9rbilsie.
0e Serler, Der fpmmer fra bet iiile
Sap, er enten siennemiistis buibe eler
oslaa sraabrune o9 guile. Sorte Ser
Ter er iielbne % meset Isste. Spers
flaben al 8erlerne fra Bet title Scean er
imuffere os @lan0ien mere lepenbe, END
bos De 8erler, Der finoes / Snoien, men
SOrmen er iaa fOritjeaisartet, at Scr,
bien al Dem parierer / BET uenbelise.
Den r~oienfarpeSe 8erle ira Bahama
Cerne FOREIGNER o9iaa at pmtales, bels
forbi ben finbes me9et ijelben, % refs
iorbi bens llbieenoe er fOrifiellis fra be
andres. Gen bar en- iterf @lans, Opers
Haoen er Hsilsastis at f til ps ipiller i
ale &~e9nbuens 5aroer.
5pruoen bisie Serler, Der ale finbes
/ Sapet bos Stalopr al gitersfamilien,
bar man osiaa 8erler, Der finoes i Jlo-
berne, naonlis / Sfotlaub ps 8aiern.
De er i~abpanlis runbe eller uoale, men
bar liseipm be falifurniife os merifanIte
ct s~lusastist ubieenbe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-08
Zen tpsife 9rsps sdlab nSorii FAB unoer ben fran

Zen tD0tfe 0repe Sdlab .noorf lao UNDER ben frantic
Gepolution f9nslet iammen meb fere Gnbre, Der bar bsmte
til 9sben. gn Dag blep bans staun upraabt blanbt benz,
ipm itulbe fsres til Settertebet. @reuen, iom bapbe berebt
fig paa 9sben, blep life fu,% itrattet, men flabte fig burtis
paa for at saa; ~imiolertib finoe ban life iinbe fine Stspler.
9aan isste f~Orsiapes efter benz Operalt. 9ilfbit iasbe @repen
trofplbis: ga, min Ben! nben Stspler fan leg pel life
soSt gao, ps De fan 10 liseiaa sObt tuse mig meS i~nprsen;
en- Dag mere eaer minore bar Sntet at betpoe. Bette ait
man inb paa, % @repen fuloe forit benrettes ben fslssnbe
Dag. Men = man slemte BAN, blanbt iaa Weanse, %
ban fab enbnu flere Muaneber fit 5ansiel, inbtil 1prans
men RObespierre ielp falot, % ban pau bsnns Maabe after
fl fin Gribeb tilbase.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-08

~sass'sun % esssiaD ab'nnntrs sa.iu. .,i.,s gratis. snn'
ISs'sHsr tns"ss ir s Gents per Flint. Our Orb r.. ian |. st.t. vmsaa
"aa '"s'Hs" nj" ai'srpGsidm, ,ua, .phsa ben Inc.
sn tsIsus asrHf, spshrs.
-" ;" nsoHs naar ftu q ats ssa Usufs til Dates. q i~s
"''sa"7t. bits DE- tr,mbtIs snRu gIaS,t.
s = Issnns"ftr sshs inSins, n,iasts xsraf; p.a,cfes. S.ss, y
e''t 'a"' o Box suu Drawer. ON iaasan saDs.
S"sDua''ns ~ th ft Money Orders. R.riaa.l L.u.s sIu pgtr
:, a1" "s''as" III i'm fus SdaIina, Ia pi naa JeSs BEN til Sa Dani '
go. 49," sa' 90 a'a'tf'n, % Bette tshu ira Is til rs Gents. OIsm iffs
= n ~ ~ .. 'yoraar oan'dt'n suu uuIn tns B,e,a. Ramass pastr.1 clad
~ - "'e az 70 esHts. Di u lite suIssrlss for Postal No.ss. Express
rs.n. "s Sn 'as' stass, % ahs. Ddss tnstI $500 ssnu tu 5 G.tL y hs
"'"'" y" asOut srprdsDtha.
q. ~, lug ifsstt sImtns sIss srsss tan usst,us. IN. sn. s.dssMs
sN"'"'a 'a''sHn' n'ss Lr ssusy a p,am.
Wisnsa. )" y" cnsa'''sos'sp@ ."''s~
>" H. 3HSSaaIss Ru.
Decorah-posten., 1888-02-08

lem butiuanss. G,us5.
y. AnuaSien. Deeorab, Soma.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17
GENERAL TRADE.

Tho ONLY article changed Va the quotation
lis,s Yesterday was corn meal. which dc.
clincd D.. The game aud poultry market
lists Wcry revised
Amount oi grain In store a. tho elevators
Corn, 7.ils bushels. olts. 7p.OI2 bushels.
wheat i.Usi bushels
Bids aud Offerings at the gmin Call Board
ioday!
Com-Cash, No 2 white, 80 ON track
hid December, 90 asked January, tOc
asked cash, No. 2 3s'tc on track asked.
November $40 on track asked. December.
Sac bid Sc asked. January. sac bid, $50
uskcd
oaiH-Cash No 2 white. eD,sc bid; No.
,cmh,r, 2l'sc bid. December, 90 bid. cash.
No 9 21c asked. November. e1ysc on track
asked DECEMBER DC bid, $3.50 asked. Janu.
AIRY, 21'ic bid.
Corn Mcal-Cash, SqO0 askcd. November,
s2OO asked.
Bmn--Csh, titO0 bid. November. SAC
bid, iii5O on track nkcd December, si4.2'
on track hid. January titii on track bid.
Tho New Orleans sugar market prlces or,
fairly well maintained. with fair demand
Molnsscs IN far demand Tor the better grade,
Of kettles Prices show n decline Of &c a
compared with last week. Rice In modcrat,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER H. 1885,

ing effect. Trunk line stocks were especially
weak. The selling orders were, sqop ex-
hausted, however, and, after the first hour,
the market showed considerable strength
and the early losses weSe fapidly recovered.
The volume Of businesg ~ls comparatively
small, however, and Roderate buying set
in. Dispatches reporting favorable change
In the Northwestern Aiuation, started an
advance In st. Paul a. Northwestern. The
securities of the Southwestern roads also re-
cey we'd decided improvement which ex-
tended to the trunk lires and coal stocks.
New England and Richmond Terminal pre-
ferred advanced | e per cent on reports OF
favorable developments, but lost half this
advance in the last hour After noon there
was little movement o'pricos and but light
trading and toward thu close of business
prices sagged of slightly and the market
closed quiet but steady. Nearly all the
stocks In the active listshow advances at the
close, Missouri Pacific being ~; Atchison,
IL; Pacific Mail, ~; Lnckawanna Is.
Railroad bonds were moderately active,
the total sales being $l.1s9OJO The feature
was the trading in Missouri Kansas u Texas
Gs which amounted to Sl5S0OO. All the
Kansas and Texas securities were weak in
the forenoon. The o. ard G5 declined &c,
but they improved In the afternoon and
closed with q net gain Of l.c
The total sales of stocks today were l01, 100
shares. Closing quotations
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17
Grnin md rroy.sIonn.

CmcAoo. H., Nov. lG-'rrading IN whaat
was spasmodic and chiefly local The mar
kct was dull, though there was considerable
interest mauiiestcdat times especially whc 10
the lower prices were reached. The situa-
ton Is practically unchanged and no new
features Ia note The opening was about
thc same ~ yesterdays closing ruled easy,
then became firm, hut there were fair otter
ings mos. oi the session under which prices
declined lac, barely changed. and closed
about isc lower than yesterday. There WIS
some covering by the large shorts and posi-.
bly, some buying on long account, but the
continued weakness until late In the session
brought out some Of this long wheat again,
witch has assisted the weakness. The re-
port that the French Deputies had decided
10 discuss the proposition Tor taking oil the
duty on imp, fted wheat may have had some
effect on the market early In the day. while
rumor later that the proposition had been
withdrawn helped ~ create the existing
| weakness.
Quiciude was the chief Characteristic in
corn. trading being on very limited scale
aud confined almost entirely 20 local opera.
tors. The influences ON the market were
almost "a duplicate Of those of yesterday,
the transactions OF prominent local opera.
Tor, who was selling moderately OF Deem
Der aud January, being the only feature II
note. Initial trades wcrr at Yesterday
| closing price, after which the market be.
came dull. aud. az times, bore a deserted np.
| pcarancc. fluctuations bcing limited 10 &C
| range aud az the close prices were L9J6C
/ lower than yesterday.
la oais a moderate business was trans
| acted within a narrow range Of values
Tie near futures were neglected. the inter
cot CcntcrinF clicily In the May delivery
tair order. were received to buy the latter
az slight rcccsions from the prices asked
holders, however, were not disposed /,
prss sales. A quiet feeling prevailed, AN,
price. declined 1.@1lc, bat rallied ant
CLOSED steady.
Trading was only fair In mess pork, ant
! prices wcru without material change. Trad
ing was chiefly Ia January and May con
tracts. Opening salcs were made at ycster
dave closing hgurus but prices rallied 90
! 7isc later Ia the day aud the market close,
| steady
only a moderate trade was reported II
lard aud the feeling was stronger. Price
ruled about 2lso higher and the markc
closed steady.
Lutte interest was manifested In short rib
and trading vas limited. Prices oXhIblte,
very little change.
The leading futures ranged as follows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
MONEY. Hand. ana s,oeh..

NV NouE. Nov i0.-Monsy ON call easy
at2m2h per cent. last loan ~ closed offered
nj 2A. Prime mercantile paper lisCtgk
Sterling exchange dull but firm at "a sll,
Tor sixty day bills and tl.s7A for demand.
Government bonds wcfr dull aud steady
State bonds wop dull aud firm.
The stock market was weak at the openY
ing under the influence VI heavy selling of
Union Pacific aud Lake shoru by London
houses aud cables from London reporting
doclinos In the rest OF the list had dcpfc.s.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17

CnIcAGo, Ill, Nov. 1G.-The Drorers' Jour.
nal reports: Cattle r. ,ccipts, 1900 head,
shipments, 1000 head; market active and lOC
higher for desirable natives; becves. 50 500,
Gi5; steers, S3.OO@5.35: stockor and feeders
S2OO6D335, cows, bulls and mixed, sl.IO@
3.2j; Texas steers, Sl7O@3lG Western
rangers. S3OO@L25
1900 head market l0c lower mixed, $3.50
5ij. heavy. s5.30G5.55: light, S5,35G5.6j.
Shcep--Receipts, 5000 head; shipments
1000 head: market steady; natives e. 7J0
43G Westerns, S2.SOdLO0 Texans, S2.GO@
32j; lambs, s4.OO010O0.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17

No. 2 rye, 55c; No, 2 barley, nominal; No.
haxseed, Si.5l; prime timothy seed, firm
Mess p lrk, per barrel, Sl4.75 lard per l0(
pounds, $S.27I5; short ribs sides (loose), 81 90
Q755 dry sailed shoulders (boxedl $7.3il
Q1l6O; short clear sides (boxedl $S.l2H@
Receipts-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat. 40, OOC
bui corn, 10 900 bu; oats, 1860 bu; rye
6,0O0 Blu; barley, $1,000 blu.
Shipments-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat 49,.
600 blu; corn, 26i, 900 bu; oats, ll3, 900 Blu; rye
1000 bu; barley $4,000 blu.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 16,-Flour dull and
unchanged.
Wheat lower. There was an evident de
sire to sell on discouraging Europeon adj
vices and large receipts here. Near the close
oilers became freer, and closing figures were
Mc below yesterday; No. 2 red, cash, S1.06
December, Sl.07@L07lI, closing at 81 O054
@l.01 asked; May $l129s@Il3H, closing al
S112A.
Corn-Trading was Insignificant; No. Q,
cash, 3S@30c bid; November 3sc, closing
$50 nominal; the year. 3llE(s345sc, closing
3I2sc asked; May, 35Ac, closing 355sc bid
Oats-Quiet; No. cash, 25hc; May, 20H@
3O16c, closing 291sc; December, 2iI4c bid;
January, &c bid.
Rye-Easy at 5OIECJ5lc.
Barley-Strong and demand better Iowa,
O0UOOci DakOtah b1Wf5c, Canada, 81 I5MT5c;
Manitoba, SOC; Wisconsin, 70@75c; Mime
Sofa re.
iay-Quiet and steady prairie, $70o90OO;
timothy. Sll 00@15.0O.
Bran-6lc
llaXseed-$l.4
Butter-Firmi creamery, choice to fancy,
23@2Oc; dairy, choice to fancy, 22@24c.
Eggs-ln good demand and firm; 10c for
good and lGg2c less for inferior stock.
Cornmeal-Dull at 50 05@2 10.
ProvisiOns-Quiet and essentially I'M
changed. Pork--Sl50O. Lnrd-Primc steam
nominal, at $50. Dry salt moats-Shoul-
ders, $3.50 longs and ribs, $7.556gi75; short
clear, $LS5aS.00 Bacon-Shoulders, $775;
longs and ribs, SsGO@s.75; short clears,
$LS5tdS.O0.
Receipts-Flour 1000 brls; wheat, 81, 600
bm corn, 2l,O00 bu; oats, u 900 bu; rye,
1000 bu; barley, $4,000 bu.
ipmcnts-Flour, G000 brls; wheat, . 000
bu; corn, 10000 bu; oats, O,000 bu; rye, 1000
bui barley, 1000 bu
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Nov l6.-Wheat--
Stronger No. 2 red, cash. SOC bid, 0lAc
asked; December, ~ &c bid, 92lac asked;
May, sales at 99d09Ac; No. soft, cash.
Sl.0O asked; December 0G24c bid, 90c asked
May, S1O5@l. 055S asked
Corn Steady; No. 2, cash, 2sJ9@ SOC asked;
December, 2SEc bid; year, 2S9lc bid; Janu-
airy, 2sc bid; May, 3Okc bid, 81 &c asked
Oats-No. 2 cash. 2OIac asked May, sales
at 24lzc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17

NEW York, Nov. 1G-Conee-O
steady; sales, so, 100 bags, including Novem-
Der, $13.i5@l3.O0 December, Sl3.3O@l3. 80;
January, Sl3.20@l3.4G February, Sl3.l5O
1885; March, Sl3,l5@l3S0; April, S13. 20
@l325; May, Sl315@i3.2G June, $40. 200
SiS.35. Spot Rio-Steady; fair cargoes,
l5Hc.
Sugar-Quet and 6rmi refined quiet and
steady. Molasscs-Forcign, nominal: New
Orleans, good demand; open kettle, i4@5Oc;
syrups. 3jgi2c. Rice-Slrong, wanted.
CfNcINEArI. o., Nov. G-Whisky-Actiye
and firm; sales, ,2Si brls. finished goods on
q basis OF $l.lA Butter-Steady. Sugar
Quiet. Eggs-Steady, at 2Jc. Cheese-
Steady.
CHICAGO ILL.,, Nov. lG.-0n the Produce
Exchange today the butter market was
firm and unchanged. Eggs-Steady and
unchanged.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17
COTTON MARK EFT.

The local cotton market opened firm and
closed steady; middling, 0Sc. Sales, 2,4oO
bales, including 400 bales last evening, Of
which 1880 bales to exporters and 600
bales to spinncrs. Weeks sales 90,70O, or
exporters 200 and spinners 5000 bales
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, nominal; good ordinary, nomi-
nal; low middling, 5-i6c; middling, .05sc;
good middling, l0c; middling fair, 10 5-l6c;
fair, nominal.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17

CoRN--From store, white, 52c; mixed Soc
sacks, 5Cc; mixed in bulk, Ale; in sacks,
Isc.
BRAN-From store, SIC; from lcyoe or dc
pot $1,000.
IlAY-Chocc, from store, 00,i car load,
from lcyto or depot sl556glGO), prime,
from store SO'o 9)c; car load from lcvcc or
pepoL slL5O; pmirc from store 55aGlc;
car load from levce or depot, Sl0hOaliOO.
OArs-From store, white, Bic, mixed, 3jc;
from lcvce or depot white, in bulk BE; In
smoke SIC. mIXel In hnlk 200 In slcLs, 3lc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17
Breadstuffs.

FLoUR-From store, common S3,5Og3.6O;
family, 81. 206g4.30; choice, Si.50@LGO; fancy
s50oCg5 20; extra fancy, $5.5O95.GG patent
$800CgG %; quiet
Cons MEAI,-Pearl, $3.50; roller, 1905
quiet
BEANs AND PEAs-Navy beans, $2.25i me-
dium, 500.
DAT MEAL-In half brls, $3.50 from store
CRAcKERs-soda, extra, &c; treble extra,
0kc; ginger snaps slSmgj6c; assorted jun
blcs lOGtl2c; cream crackers, S9glOc
CRACKED WHEAT-In half brls $500 from
store.
HoMiNY AND GRIrs-From store, 1925.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17
CONSOLIDATED sr,rrugNr.
LIVERPOOL


A. noon. Spots-Mod,ralc business at un.
changed prizes Silcs. lO.Uu bales. uf which
American !. uJOhalc,. Receipts -, 80 bales II
which American -. lOp halcs Closiuguuotn
lions were ~ follows Ordinary "a. good Or.
innry. o 3.iUl; low middlinF 7.iOd. mid.
ding 3 iii6d. good middling. 81.
Futures opened Hat az decline, and
closed steady.
These prices arr glycnln pence and Ciths,
thus Gt1 means AOiGtd. aud 5.Ol means
bi-0td
Attp.ms November a11 huvcrs. Noycm.
bcf.ncCcmbcr 5.2i buyers. December Jau.
uafy. a2S seller January February, s -
sciicr; February March, o - sellers. March
April, So SELLER April-May. $50 sellers
May-june, 652 sellers unoJuly 6Sl
sellers
Liverpool weekly statement for tho week
ending November ~, i~ss
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17
provisions.

FISH Mackcral, half bris, No. I, $500
kit No. /, ,l3j: 40. ,, SIPS. 40, 3, Sl.iO
Dry herring family, SOC per box y. &. roc
herring half brl, 1915 white fish, half brl,
500.
LARp-Tcs SIC; half brls, s9Sci kegs, s2sci
choice kettle, D9tglO4c. Quiet
Pi3s fEfr-Brs, $780, half brls, 800
kegs. Sl.2j
Hoo lpopucr-Firm mess pork $1,000
1900. surnr cured hams, llhCBl2lsc break
fast bacon, liUl1i5c clear rib sides, bacon,
O'.t, shoulders, s'sc bulk pork, clear sides,
81 &C. clean r.b sides, SIC, long clear oIsc
shoulder. Sc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17

ST. IouH. Mo-. Nov. l6.-Wool higher,
with strong demand from both mannfact.
urcrs and spectators, with buoyant and
advancing markets east, are the causes Of
the present activity. Bright medium, 1870
20c: coarse braid, l2@2ic; low sandy. Ito
isc; fine light. l7@23c; fine heavy, iS@lvc;
tub wished. 2SM35llc.