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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-08
WAsHI

WASHINGTON, December THE Pres
iSeutis message Was sill put In type Sat
urday evening, and will probably be sent
to Congress On Tuesday. The only ree-
son for delay is the anticipated reception
Of official news about q settlement of the
Alabama claims. The message covers
the following points, and Is conclusive
thereof:
First-That the Southern States re.
! main Frustrated in industry, their re-
sources cut of, a good proportion of their
population dlsfrRnchised, their constitu-
tionsl privileges denied through congress
sionsl enactment, and most of them re-
main under military rule.
/ Second Commenting the report of
the Secretary of the Treasury and in
! dOrsing It's views for q return TO specie
psymsus, through reductions Of eXpeDdi-
Z tafes, raising taxation and a gradual con-
tTEotiOn Of the paper circulation, with
I suggestions for legislation for cur
rency only, and that the National bsnks
should have their power restricted.
Third-That our foreign affairs are in
a favorable condition, and negotiations
with Great Britain regarding the Ala
bama claims, so-cailed, have not reached
sD end. Certain points OF the proposed
protocol of arbitration were not approved
hN "a III AA0G ALG Low S@GA AO
turned To Minister johnson The resig-
nation of the British ministry Is regarded
only as a temporary hindrance. Many
detxils relative thereto are not deemed
proper 10 Communicate 10 the message.
F5urth-The official facts show euor-
nous frauds 10 the r 4yenue Department,
which must be corrected, or the revenue
will faii and the nation be involved In
ruin. The message calls for strong leg
Isl stion on the subject, and urges the re
peal Of the civil tenure act, which is re-
gsTfed as 8 hiRcrsnce TO the removal OF
corrupt officials.
Ftflh-rne President refers TO the H.
dian troubles and the We've Of the Peace
Commissioner, and fears the expendi-
lures OF the military establishment viii
Oe largely increased on the plains.
gE5xtn-He favOrs the Withdrawal CT
troops from the Southern States and =
f~eauotiOn Of the army, and gives q re-
sune Of the operations OF the land and
pension systems.
It is not pretended that the messsg
discusses the above points in the order
named or in the language given, but the
general tenor Of a document will prove
10 be correct.
LATER.
The President has Informed the Joint
Committee appointed by The two Houses
10 walt on him, that be will send his
messsge 70 Congress on Wednesday next
TIers wss q ge0ersi greeting among
the members OF both the House and
Senste Chamber before the hour of
meeting Very many Of their scqusint-
snoes were also present miuglng in the
congratulations. Good humor wss ev-
sry where present. The galleries were
crowded to witness the opening proceed
inCs.
The Supreme Court met at noon. All
the Judges were present except Grier.
The commission of VIM Evsrts, as At
t0ruey-Ganersl, was read, when the
Court %Adjnurned to pay q visit OF eour-
tssy 20 the President.
To morrow the docket will be called.
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10 THE PUBLIC.
RATES OF ~AnvERTIsIE0.

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
IF7uaCaf adUeTtisenlelts hatgHg he Tgn Of DE
yGps~, fFa i~ns~rsiOH 81 each subsequent SaseT-
tfoa So cents PEI Squurs-
a heTttseTlaifS IN Won't or Rem culifGsa, 10 cent?
neT Ene each insertion.
N rtl.g advertisements, S for first and 81 for
euch additional square.
4 've7Es-saenS Inserted az fn4eruols, 70 De charged
IS uetC each insertion.
n s1hiv advertisements iaseris8 in he SUNDAY
APPEAL tUfH Be charged oae-H11h additional
A EMBELLISHMENTS Jnssrtsd ua u5 NEEELY agEu Dc
charged hGg o. DAILY rates.
GHcGl Notices 70 ccats per Tine frst Insertion, and
~ csnL per tgC per nloHfh-
Al h71asSea ddueg uSense1ts, not from Ts07dGr dd
p1tSeTS, MUST BIZ PAID FOR N DTAEOE
4 SgSSE7e Is ne space occupied By s0hf ifnes 81
eo1d noHP0rsl
CORRESPONDENCE.
G-rSpcTdoHce, On hs5sc Ef-uS, selected from
eUGy pc7T q ne UaGed States.
zLNSLE CHATTING q 90.
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FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

AR. D KAUFMAN, IR, OF s. KAUFMAN
vi. Era.. Il Jefferson, oornsr Se< ond street. has
iugi rttuF' ed from New Orleans, Whers he has
b en- purchasing q large stock OF Smokes
Goods, such as
de Orion Cigars,
Partagas Cigars,
Del fcy IsSFs.
BavaDa Saa skfnE Tobacco,
Porfque Tobacco, In CaFrats.
Al Of which they warrant IN be genuine. dssst
For JaoKsonport, Poe4hontar, Poplar RIun ana
all way point.
fnis elegant passenger steamer e.
WEDNESDAY, 9Th inst at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board. deSlt
Regular white, Black and
River Packet.
LADY WITHAUP-------.Capt. Chss. Besrs
Sid Il. Humphrey, CLERK.
THIS packet will make weekly r.
4 Trips from Jaeks0nport, Ark. E
M Hack river to Pooshontas and Poplar Bluff,
and mp Current river Il Donfpbsn. She will
make close connections ct soksonp port with the
Steamer Des Aro Every Saturday.
Shippers ard psssesgers may rely On her
punctuality. dee I'm
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

xEyANTED-Three White GIRLS 10 do Kitchen
W ok for which gOud wages will be D i'd
Apply at No. 40 Adams street. deSa
EoUEp.-A WHITE COW, which The ovner
L tan have ty proving property and paying
charges, by applying 70 J. r. KEESr, 24s
KsshinEton street. dss2te
EoR r Nr.-Ofaces and Rooms IA tie Post
Il onice and Library Buildings, noFthee Il cor
ner & derson and Third streets. A Night
Wafchman and German JaEitor on tire prem
iEat. Inquire of THO@. WECkERSHAM, Soc
ond floor. Postofice Buiidinz- dsS
al AHTED "A situation as z pOK-REEPES
W by a man II several years expsrnencei IN
nrst-class houses. The applicant was born and
raised in the city. hiss 9 large circle o. Sc
qaatntences, and can produce the best OF bust
neSI references for honesty and capacity. VIII
be ready to take q situation on January LIT.
Address @. 2. NJ, at thtA once. deSlw
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lows Thanksgiving.

The people Of lows have abundant cause
for Thanksgiving to Almighty God, and the
Governor Of our commonwealth proclaims .
general Than ksgiving BY all our people, TO
90 celebrated on the 2Bth Of the current
month:
TO tie People Of Iona,
In accordance with thu usases Of orr fathers
sud the customs VI the State, l hereby appoint
ruusspAY, ,nE TwEsrY-sixrH DAY or Ne
WEBER.
TO be observed throughout the Stats - . day o,
thanks giving aud praise; and | recommend TO tbs
people Of lows that, abstainng from AL secular
Employment upon The day appointed, they As
.emble 10 their respective pisces Of worship, and
give ihsnksto Almighty God that the hsrvests Of
the year have besn abundant; that our instlts
tons civil, political, educational, and charitable
have bssn enlarged and strengthened; that Law
and order have PRIV Aiied, enabling No to dwell
together in happirsss and safety: thst He ha.
disposed the hearts Of orr people to deal justly
ami 1--we mercy, denying the claims Of liberty and
equality to none OF the children Of dsd within
our borders; that in both material and spiritua
things, lie has been the gracious bencfactor o.
this State; and in the midst Of our Thanksgiving
10 God, for His many blessings, let ~ not forgs'
the claims Of charity, nor the injunction Of Hin
who babe us remember the poor. Let us cherish
the memories Of those who gave their lives that
our country might live, and spread the tables u
their widows and children with abundant gifts
Let US humbly acknowledge that bountie,
have come from the hand of the Lord our God
and pray that tie win keep ue from sin, will show
and lead US in the right way, and will mako Ms
vir,ueus AMI christian State.
Given At Des Moinss, this 4th d.y Of November
in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty eight of tn
II. 81 Indepsndence Of the United States Ii
rinsty third and of ktLis State tn
twenty second.
By the Governor:
6AxusL MsRanL.
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DslA Hesss Rshbery.

During the hours Of church service on
Sabbath evening and while DR.. Haipes Wa
IN abundance thereas, his residence on Blon-
deau street, between First and Second, was
entered and robbed Of clothing and other
goods, the exact amount Of which has not vet
been ascertained. How the thieves Affected
N entrance ~ ase not Informed. rhsv
made most rigid examination Of svery place
vhers articles Of value were likely to BE-
found.
Bureau drawers were searched and their
contents strsvn about the floor promiscu.
eusly. Wardrobss wsrs rsnsscksd, the ucst
valuable articles Of wearing apparel carried
% end ths rsoaindsr left scattered abost.
Everything vas lsl in the ~ildsss ce.fs-
sioas ord The appsarasss Of things iaAiceaed
seas ~ sssaalreis took their departure j. !
Ny 04dea ~ sscsrenonious us.ner.-
ons = - tsrsssas la.ps ~ I'm il ) e,.-
lition Which might, hsd II not been li,eov>
ard b ~, hsvs CAUSED he dsstr.e.;e. i,
hrs Of he entire building.
The thieves have not yst been arprehe~d.
@, but the ofhesrs have elue to them And
Are q thsif trask. II d 10 b hoped tAai
the o6sadsrs will bs everhauled.
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Nerthwntrn Union Plekei Company.
50 white Cellar" Lilac,

Reeulr isss 10 st. Louis swo DOLLARS, until far
th~ ordsrs.
Daily lins Of pssssosss Pasksts 70 g. Lssls sd
I'll intermediate p0inte, o0nsistipg Of the TON.
5Aa41a, capsain Durnsst master; tAs P01k..
00039D Al, CAp4ain DsytAsos, master, snd
The 13AD0A. Capitals RobE Hill, alsstsr, one
n which viii isavs ~ lAsdiag sssh dAy u
90 = =.
rss ssovs bpts WI make esoss connection
18th those running bstwssn this point and 81.
Paal.
Arrsagensnss hsve recelty bsea nads IN
trsasisYring It Rock Island BY which passenger,
csa rsssh 81 Paul - hous in Adsancs Of any
other lfne.
In addition b The shove ths passenger and
freight Packets mokkID 0eplxD, Captain
Moss Hall, masssr, vIoT0aY. Captain SEQ
fisld, master. and the r ALm4R. viii make reg
uias trips.
Tickets for sale over the HaAnihsl and st. 10
seph and Southern Pacific Road to al point,
west Of the Missouri river.
Pstronise the Line that reduced the rates.
For freight or passage apply to The ,6cs VI ID.
Company, corner BlonaeAu and LsveA
8. N. ARCHER, Agent
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TIL IT SrRIKxs. People rarely appreciate
she necessity Of IN effective hair preparation
such - "Barrssis Vssss9his Hair Restore
i've" uAtil old age OF disease renders Their
bald Even then, however,, B.rret.'s vii,
restore The hair in al its original lussre and
abundance. BaAissors Ooaamerc.al. rdAwl~
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no1 ROY. Arrives On Saturday sad Wednss-
Az. q o.e,och 5. =, aad Departs % Mssdag
and Thursdsy, ~ o'clock q N.
ANDY JoaNS0n, Arrives On ssada,
and IAsrsday. 81 o'clock ?. m, aad DspAsts on
assday and Friday, = :. n.
xUoY D03T3A1, Arrives on Tuesday
sad Friday, u ?. o., snd Departs on Wsdnss-
day snd Saturday, at .. NJ
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aaAa ssrArs.

Record u tssssslss ss6vlyiag raj sssaAs
within ~ tovaaAips q Jacisoa, d. Aoinss.
van Bursn, Charissfon, meeiFee - -
Aaif 81 JsGteneo. q z Half - hee2s
vi.k asss = 49, =, pleesd - ~ ~ ~
vesk ending 6snresy, Nm. =, iSos:
s; ~ .;S.i7l. ':: =: a;e1i';: !:
e. = :; z - 2, r se.s'y's ii -. !,
s,pe. i. Isss. Cha kssss % Joseph ".
bishsp ~ 10, btesk q, Kssksk, - y
Nov. u, 1855; Rsbssss r - = 9.
Rss1I AEssa - ~ y - I, 49, ~, = Z.
Nev. is. iess. chs,lss Massa = ososgs
Biasi, los 8. Mol l4s, Ksskak, 9. 9. :.
A.. q. isss. g. n. wilHans y Wssdeli
shelly: lot 8, block IL Assosssss leo q
Nes. !. 1865 Asthss 1osnse y D. VA
". n. Hoskips; lot 8, block lss. Kes- I.
kak, 80 "
0ct. 81. 1858. james MoFsddsn to n.
Reeves; los ~ Alosk N, Msnssoss, 80 q
Oct. 81, 1888. Wm. A. Yors, guardian. Be-,
10 Thos n. Howell; ind 1-Ss wqrsw
q section Is, p IS, raage -, - u
Oct. 30, 1883. Wn. A. Ysrs and Mag
ret ]. York 70 Thos. H. Hstst; ssA -
svTn~ or 80 y, tsvsss'S =, =. !,
Nov. Il isss. ). II. Brannss 20 Thosas
- - !; - IA rsns. 8. 400 d
| Oot 80, 1858. wa. Yors snd Margaret
Yors = AAlaa Aises nsA ~ > ri isSs
/ sqr - n, p IS, rssesS $50 =
Il
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urn~u.is Rvtr -Thap~hv hanUs n ta1s
that made somewhat OF CHATTER IN Ms Gay
report whereof reached Ksokuk. Capt Irish
S, h;..e I.h.
Sno ""S -
FOR the ANNALS OF lows, tells the story
+, ia All about Rey. N. Hummer. we'll knows
=. o.,
heresoou's, ssu = 'sSs'' seso'1s
Irish:
1ro,, . memorandum before me il sppsk.e tha,
VI. Hummer vas pastor Of thS Presbytsriar
cbn,ch n Inv. CITY from 1871 until isi6. =,
.hich tim. he n.s sppointed nv the prc.byter,
=. an AGENT 10 70 east nd collect funds 10 Aid IN
he eres,ion Of h. De. Nome. College, a IVES,
Point. in Les county. Il appears sh.s he me,
nth rood suoeesa In collecting funds. but ihs
small amount fndisg it, way into The church
tr,asu,v created : suspicion that large portion
81 4 stuck 10 the Rev. rentleuen's fingers. Thu
,or.the, with certain irresulsr habits and ire.
rrent esndsot. Cause the pre,bytsry to cite Mr.
Hummer . sppsar b fore then 10 sssw,r 70 Ger
.sin shsress preferred against him. At tn. t,iA
y, n hshay.d n : most unb>oomins ana die
orderly nanner and efter having violated IN Is.
rules 81 pr.pristy he len the hesss 10 tevssisa
p.s,ien. declarine that the prssbysesy was =
den of ecclesiastical thisyss.S He appeared NO
moye before than. hut centiuusd hie dieorderlv
behavior, totally dsrsssrdine the authority u The
presbytsry. astil Il VAS rendered. neesssar, =
s,rin him Of Al njnietar,.l authority md exsel
rim nom ali eonssssion With the eospsl niaisefy.
Hum ner s.iIl hsld s,ains asalsst ~ church &
low. CITY 4 his services = elsreypsa sone Aif.
f,rer O. 81 crnon existed % . the value Of those
services The church building Va nov enclosed
and the belfry 30 lar oompIs,ed ~ 70 receive the
bell, which vas hung thsreip. The bell vas
large one, Of heavy ard splendid tone, presented
10 the church ~ some gentlemen Of Troy, n Y,
he proprietor Of the hell foandry heine one Of
The numher
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LADIES Fuas q VOORHEES,.

PaorlrAsLR.-H yos need anything in u,
line Of clothins.you can make NE most ecs-
ssmisAl, aud. consequently. shs most profit
able investment 1t Ike Stern b Co.'S sst.b.
Hshmsnh whore ths very best article Of ~
srJtAias y sold q the very lowest prices.
An s1Anination Of their stock and prices
will fally convince yoa Of this fact.
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tn Chitaeo Jossysal eays:

Mr.. Samuel L. Clemens took his NOM d.
plume-Mark Iwsin-from an old river bost-
man ON the Mississippi river, who, whom navi
eating in shoal water, used to cast the lead
and when the depth indicated two iathom,
called out to the officer in command, "Darl
twain
II the journal will take toat ride on Il Z
Mississippi river il shoal stages Of the vate,
it will End tAst this mark twain" Of III.
.'oid river boa.man" IL in present uss anon
oil beasmen who use the lead. 1t il bost
mans phrase in universal employ, and never
more than il this very season now ciosing.
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THANKSGIVING NorteE.-You sre hereby
notified that for Choice Apples, Fresh
Butter, Fresh Fish. Poultry, Game, sad the
best Fresh Oystsrs, for Thanksgiving Din
nsr, you had better go 10 c. c. Cox Cos
on Second street. 14-N
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Cars Al voorhiss'.

CorARrsRRsn,r.-As will be seen BY .
notice elsewhere our friend Charlie Cox has
associated with him in business Mr.. james L.
Cox, Jr., whom We most cordially welcome
TO our city. We predict for the new firm the
full measure Of success it so we'll deserves.
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LIT il be generally understood in the city
and in the coantry, among the sick and among
the poor, that there is no place in tow equs
70 vsscill, Jones I Co.'S for fine clothes
independents and reAdy-made clothing
generally. This fact s bes. known to thos,
who have bsen there to zee for themselves.
PArsrrs.-B Boyd b Co., Solicitors Of Pat.
euts, 1us Pine street, St. Louis. Missouri, Of
ncially report to the GArK Clrr the follow.
ing patents granted Missouri and lows
inventors, for the week ending The 18th d
Nov, 1858:
MISSOURI.
John Msgoffin, St. Louis, Womb Sap
porter.
q. Michel, St. Louis. Wash Boiler.
F.'Shictle, Sl'Louis, Hydraun, and Gas
Pirs-etop.
". Wadsvorth and f. n Ssmpls, 81.
Louis, Machine Tor Picking Wool.
IOWA,
". A. Shsry and j. A. Shannon, Tama
City, Harness Tree Pod.
w. Louden. Cedar Township, Elevator.
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.A-.a..aeh ,..a.-~ - 2 0s.eA]
|r.-.na.. Il a41.lr. f.;v;.~ As>u ecsau.
.-., i. ~. t1..A,-Ath voI...e :. Ia.r.,v
...4 .-L;.a ~ ~s.,..4,v .4A..1a Il. q.
49, .-.....
I. =. Ncx - i h.~;n.. -
.,,..~.e-.e.4 III 3. R,..o- r.hl,sh.r, of
EA..,s..A,. ~o.h.. !. n.v ana 80. Rom.noe
1, = ~,c.3 >r.;.snt - l;v;ns German INV
80. ..:.,.a .sr.. c.....- u.... :. -.
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Presssaaxes - Dlsss1sA Csuss
AousAT, Mev. -. mss.
Hos. HsAxcIs 0rHss0nR, Judge.
Hos JossuA TaAcY District Attorney.
Rars ]. Lsson Depaty Cissk.
Jonx A. Dlsnor Sheriff.
The Court being opened in due form and
By the usual proclamation the following pro
cseding swsfs had
Milisr Nayhsw vs. D. 6. Bilings, dlsmisssl
without prsjddios.
Hodge Brother rs. s. 8. & D. C. Billings
dismissed without prejudice.
Collins ". Hart d d. continued Tor service.
Cochran ". Berry, earnishse, continued.
Millhouss ~. Young :
Sample y. H.aillpa = a,
Tho.es ! PsplnRA KseA Tunssty ssstia'
Alssss =. x,as J .na.s,, soat,nssa.
Pollock 4 Co. ". Ksllmaa q d, settled - POI
agreement
Wassh BsrRssssr ". connshls 1 Snyths, dis
Coz y. RsySsn, s,ssishsA 1isnissl.
Zsee ". 0tsvsns, dismisse1.
Miller ~. Allsa, dismissed.
vosel = Brsthsr w. Marks : EAYiich, ssttlsl.
vsassat ! Hdaoven ". Groves, dIsmis.s1.
AoY80 . 69Hncm w. InW1I1 ms NA,p uis0isssu
Stevens 70. first Nsiioasl Bank, Ksokuk, Plsin
iii hlss ansadsA pseities.
Cook VI. Chandler, disnisssl-
Crinnaa ". Billings, dismisssA.
Miller ". Hestonss dis0isss1.
9isksr ". Kilbo1s1s LsigAton Co. settled IN
dismissed.
eiuonsos ". xhessea, continued.
Ola eslA RxS. 70. Briehao, disnisssd.
Panons ". cartyigai, disnisse1
Thompson ". Wslksf, centinusd.
Brace ~ 0oodaaa q 81, confused.
Steele " Eswbssry, q q, settled - Ais0isssd
Edwards " u 0fssa, q 81, settled I'D disnisssd
Barker, Adm 70 Rses, Adm, defendant dle
amended sosver.
Barney ~ Reed, decree.
Kilbourne " Mumsa, Ct Il, settled and disnissed
Kilbourne " Wykod, 81 d, decrse.
Kilboarne 70 Cswlss, st q, esash u usrs sug
gested
sample q u ~ City Of Keoknk, lisnisssd.
Boyss q sl ~ flanagan ct d, eoDtiaoed.
HamiIi . Co. " Pseley st a. default and dssrss
Kritchsll ~ Spsagus ct q, dismissed.
Hsmner - Conysrs, dismiessd.
Foster ~ Gray = 81, sonsoue1 for svide1sa
Garland 70 Garland, plaintiff flee anendsd pssi
tion
Gilmore ~ whitney, dismissed.
Anderson " Aadsrson st q, guardian Cd liteu
appointed.
Sample, receiver 70 Huschler Of 81, Aismisssd .
to 0aHord.
Hubbsll assignse " lower, trustee Of a. dis
atsssd.
The Court anAouncsd that be would ca
the Criminal Docket in the morning, 1t whic
time alao the Grand Jury will BE- enpann sllsd
Adjourned till o. olsck Tuesday morning
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Onasal 8 Live sssss narkss.
- fslss1Aah.J CHfcAso. Nov 70
oatts-Quist hnt stssdy and nrD Receipts 7dS head;
saes raul ID from IS Is fer butehsra ana packing
cattle, no choice groves On marriott
Hofs-In coed rsqusst sd market elsssd arn, with
pms snp, Receipts 1891 head sass II $40 q 50
% Tor counen 10 choice lots.
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Chissao Markss.

Chicago N aFket
~ Telegraph OHl'Asc, nov. 70
Flour good request and arm, with soms slight 3D.
vance on syrins sstrss IS 1897 s6 spring supsss ~ j.
o6; red winter Is 20, white DO sos
Wheat Moderately scfivs, bat easier; small sales
No spring at u 3o6s No ? elesed 1t u 8'NoH
Corr- Old lower, bat tolsrably active; No closed
nsuinal 1t So: nev 1t 5s411-
Osn-Ciosed Armer at Il.
kys-searcs ~ nrn, closing at "a for Esl.
aaslsy-0oed demand, closing at $, 65a7 regular and
ffe~h
Provision Firm active; s.les Of moss Fork at
t23 so Mo. and rump 15syresn hans loloA; should
o. !, dry salt do 81 ~; rough sidss lo5f.
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CITY NEWS.


A sooD second hand piano for sale veg
low At Ayres Bros. music store. 1877
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uARKETs BY TELEGRAPH

ss. Louis AarxsI.
By Telegraph -. LOWS Fo' %
ur-Unch.nsed; super y o. co. extra scso'3
Wbsas-Lo~sr; red 81 s5e ea chuicc TO fancy u 100
90; spring scarce and lr demand. choice II % ~.
oora--sesros ard higher; sszl1 for new mixed; CID
yellow and white 90.
Oss--szs IS.
Mees Po,k -Dull: very little doing
bacon-Demand no ANAL.
LA,a Dull ard bssvy at1l
Whisky-Buys s stand or lower prices
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Cor. 0ko B. CoRKHML and fxnily are Il
town; stopping with Justice 8. F. Miller.

Tna sum Asksd for BY Gen. Hasphrsys.
Chief Engineer, for the improvement ofaAe
Dss hoinss Rapi1s The coming year il $780,
600,
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Burrsa-3s to 3Se y ,.
Reefs TO 37e.
PouIrsY-Iirs .Chicksss 81 osto - 90 d dos.
dressed chickens = 20 to - 15per dos;
dressed turkeys ISIS 10 i5c per ID.
Soasuur-55 to $50 rsf gallon.
PorAYoss-Nsw TOO to - y bushel.
Svsxr PorAfoss--WAits Il Is 70 81 40.
Osioss-$l to 81 IS per bash.
LAsp-City ssrsd l7ie per b. Country cured
lie TO 1Sc per ID.
BpRswAx-30 to SOC per ID.
TALLow-In bbis. 10ic; loose ., per n.
YsAraERs-Prims SO 70 800 Der y.
RAas--Cotton, So per ID.
Wsrs BsAHs-Common TO good 81 7Sto 90
CHaEss-Good country Ice. Factory z0c.
Klliagton's Cider 73c par gaa.
BRAx-In demand - 75c per leS lbs.
Eaulrs-Greea Appies - % TO - 90 pr bafrss
Dried App,ss = to 14c per .. Dried
Peaches, II to l9c.
SrsBs-Tinothy dull 1t - % 70 To- Glover
o. So. Tax seed 81 60 70 81 Is.
OsLs-Coal oil $50. Linseed, raw q Is, boiled
81 70. Lard, No. l 81 50, No. : 81 40.
Fish 111e 70 81 20.
Lrvs SrocK-Bee. Cattle - 90 to IS co gross.
Hogs, good lets. $ 50 to IS % grcss
sac. = g r.: e.: :: = gross. S''' Calves from
| BAcor-City cured oanvassed hama lsal 90, shout
ders i3c, clsar sides l7c. Country cured
hams lac; shouldevs l3ao; sides l6ac-
| PoRx-Msss 20 TO $50 per bbl
| WooL-Tub washed As to 49,. fleece 40 ans
| Is to 42c: unwashed, 75 to Csc.
/ UAY-Timothy choice in active demand 1t from
| - 81 to $40 70 per ton. Prairie % W
| to Is 90.
WooD-f5 50 to 50 50 per cord. accordingto quail
| i.y, in good demand.
HIpRs-Green, ITO; do saltsd 9le; dry fint $50;
s.n,-I Il ,n' q 81 isas Is. ohio River s. rs
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%. Louis Cattle Narkef.
~ Telegraph 81. LOUIS w. -
Hogs-G17
rattle-etsady 81 3lxfd
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Tew YORK Funanoss.
a, re,..r,phI NV Yosx. New. ~
Aa.,-EAsy at 1E6 p., c.at on call; prime discounts
7de
eterling-yirm at 9ssass-
ls-open.d at 3ils ois sed strong At 3a2eas
Goys-nue nts ast,e and higher.
csuren. Of 81 Is7s ass; ~ 12t4 as; 6s iSSAs
- s,.AsS new 10 s9sa4; o. loN6A 'cs los4Sh;
1910. sJk2e.
eto.s nsrs,t elcssd dali and steady.
~ prios.- R1p.s.s 46l1s7;M q KxrresA 20 01s'
p.r4ac Mail 1881 WI 3sN ~ NY O 13i'<6s1;
Ri. 4a1zaXrA saxasz: ssP e7hAN; pm s4,x
~; NJ Ioolxa7. AZ ss; PIT e7ATH.
~ Telegraph CIV I'm Nov. -
Tour--Heavy; f.vors buyers: super western ~ ~ ,
TO- sxtrs do 81 eos 49, e!otss dull and 90 lower on
medium and common grades.
Wh.at-Closed quiet, In 'boy+rs fsvor sases q No
sprtns 81 $3.50, No 1 do u o.; No white Michigan
70 rs.
R,e-Ciosed hrn. moderately tc..vs: western Il 20.
Corn-Que,; s3und miasd western yellow, delivered,
U24
o.a-stesdy At T037i.
Pork Qnief; mess SO.
Beef b III and heavy.
Cut nsAts- QUIT. without decided change.
Bacon Nominal.
LArd-olo.ei heavy; issf0A for fair to prime steam