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PROVISIONS,

Hog products continue strong, with stocks
low and the dem and increasing. Fresh meats
in good supply and dull. Butter firm for the
better grades, but prices unchanged. Cheese
dull and lower.
BuTTER.Gommon, 2og22c; Kentucky, ls@2ie
Goshen S5SSse; creamery 45 asio ,a
haii-cream, IlaliIse; fnli Cream, i4siIISc;
Young America: l4z9@l5c.
quarters, 597c; mess SD per BARREL &c so half bar
&c; sausage. sc. Mutton, 5s6c, by the carcass.
sl3 %; breakfast bacon, SIS D per cwt.
BACON-Packed-clea sides, nominally Sl1;
clear rib, slo 70; shoulders, So JO loose, 12c per
BULK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sides. $40 S71@
clear rib, $40 121; shoulders, s7-25; loose, I21sc
L4RD-Tierce, So; kegs, SIP so; 2olb pals,
BY Telegraph.
LOUISVILLE, February 13.-Provisions-
Pork, clear rib, quoted at 9.G0c; clear l05sc
NEW YORK, February 13-Pork quoted at
s1s@ls 25. Lard stronger; prime steam, 11.2119c.
ST.. LOUIS, February l3.-Pork lower;
sls IS cash; SIS 20 March Lard lower; ll0Sc cash,
gs eS Bacon say o spG5 O BGte
dairy, 29@sSc; creamery, 3s@43c. Eggs, dc.
CINCINNATI, February 13.-Pork firm,
SIS 20. Lard dun and prices shade lower. 1o,95c
rib, 91lc. Bacon firm; shoulders, Sc; clear rib,
10IIc; clear, lie. Butter frmer; choice western
reserve, soc; choice central Ohio, 27c.
BALTIMORE, February 13-Proyisions
quiet and easy; mess pork, SIS 5o@ls 10. Bulk
meats shoulders and clear rib sides, packed. -
aiOJSc Bacon-shoulders, Si4e; clear rib sides,
II &c. Hams, lSlZ@1ic- Lard-refined, 121zc. But
ter firm; Western packed. lsS46c; roll l59$Jc.
Eggs quiet but steady, 25@26c.
NEW ORLEANS, February 13.-Pork scarce
and firm; old, SIS "a; new, $40 IS. Lard quiet,
but firm; refined, tierce, 1l5sc; key, l2lsc. Bulk
meats quiet; shoulders weak-ioose, 6s4c; packed,
6.95c; clear rib and long clear, Toe; clear sides,
clear rib aud long clear, 105sc; clear, lie. Sugar
cured hams, scarce and finn canvased, l2@lSc.
CHICAGO, February 13-Pork, SIS Is cash,
sls171S9sls 20 March, SIS 37z91s 10 April SIS 5715
(aIS 90 May. Lard active but lower; II. 05c cash,
H.O71z9l1. lOc March, IL 0@I1 221Sc April 11S21S
Cd11.35c May. Bulk meats in fair demand but at
clear, 9.70c.
CdA.-Pork fairly active and 3 shade higher adj
vanced 21Zc. Lard steady and unchanged.
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$500 Reward.

WE win pay the above reward for any case Of
Liver Co2laint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, indt
gesuen, bsupation or Costiveness we cannot cure
with Yves Vegetable Liver Pills, when the Iirec-
tons are 0kcty complied with. They are surely,
Vegetable. and never fail TO give satisfaction.
Sugar-coated Large boxes containing &c pills, Is
cents For sale b. an druggists. Beware OF eoqn-
terfslts and limitations The genuine menufac-
tured emily By JOHN c. WEST i Co, The PiD
Makers, Isl and ls3 W. Madison street. Chicago
rTe Ere 5 y pscssSs rt sy mai Prepa's on Re
as Main street Memphis
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MARSHALL, Ten, February 1O-Reports
to-day from the Sabine river along the south
ern border of this (Harrison) county, state
that the bottoms are all under water, and
cattle and other stock are perishing in large
number. Farmers are moving their families
from their bottom farms to places of safety,
and skifing and boating their stock and other
property back to the highlands.
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

dispatch from Savannah, Georgia, states
George Allen, cashier OF The Savannah,
ida and Western railway, fed q defaulter
Iibout $4,000.
plain J. NJ. searles, chief engineer Of the
l-ississipPi Valley, New Orleans, Memphis
Tennessee Railroad Consolidation, is in
tity, with hiF assistants, about the loca-
OF the rail line to this city.
yam Il Ryan, contractors on the Knoxville
/ oh Of the Louisville and Nashville rail
made an assignment at Louisville on
rday to J. OBrien, it,, of that city, for
benefit Of their creditors. The liabilities
not amount TO more tnan $1,000, while
assets are tive times that amount in work
Dst completed for which the contractors
not yet received their money.
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Go Slow. Cap,n.

AUSTIN, MISS, February II.
River EDITOR OF the Memphis Appeal:
DEAR SIR-Please request through your
columns that all steamers run on slow bells
in passing Mhoon's Landing, Mississippi, as
the whipping of the waves against the levee
there, from steamers under full Roadway,
materially endangers it. Very respectfully,
nkwTFN
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Rnilroah nrldge swent Awnx.

J. LOUIS, February I3.-Advices from
a. saw that the big bridge over the east
OF Trinity river, on the Texas and Pa
railroad. twenty miles east OF Dallas
sweTt away by the food FRIDAY night.
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HELENA, ARK, February n.-Gaptains
OF all boats are earnestly requested to
run on slow bells in passing the city, on
account of washing levees.
/ R. W. NICHOLS, Mayor.
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all who sre suffering FROM the errors and IN
|etions of youth, nervous weakness early de.
loss OF manhood, etc, I viii send a ec'ue thst
cure You, FREE OF CHARGE. Thus reat
sdy was discovered by a missionary in South
Erics. Send 3 selI-addressed envelope to tn
TosEPH T. Tnman. Station D., New York City
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IicketAgrntRohhed.

,LUMBUs, o., February l3.-The safe Of
et-Agent aud Warehouseman Conrad
hler, at billiards, miles west OF here,
blown open by burglars thi. morning,
obtained about $1,000.
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SEEDS.

The following list Of prices covers the
principal articles, for which there Is al pres
ent daily increasing demand.
CLOYER-s5 - per bushel.
GRAsS-Red top or herd, 81 10 per bushel; or
chard 81 20: extra clean blue, 81 IS: timothy, 50
a. q: German mil1et 81; Hungarian, 81 ..
OATS-Red rust proof. S51seOc; black, ga &C.
ONIO<S-Sefs g. 5O4S
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rive rraeamen Killed.

|ALrIMoRE, February 13.-Five trackmen
killed to-day ii the tunnel Of the Balti-
+ and Potomac road, near the union
bt in this city, by the locomotive Western
|yland. The roadmen were named David
r, Timothy Kinney, Edward Birming
James Ireton and Patrick McCof They
ped from one track to get out OF the way
passing train, and walked directly in
Z Of the locomotive on the opposite track.
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mt NEIhIty hkN
me- 40 IT, Il -. n

DALLAS, TEX, February 10.-The Trinity
river is higher than it has been since 1866
A great deal of lumber, number of small
houses and dead animals are among the
drift. Great damage has resulted from the
overflow
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Friars Point...---JANEs LEE, "Wednesday, pm
White River. HARD CASH. Wednesday, pm.
New Orleans ". P. HALLIDAY, Wednes-, 10 q N
Cincinnau-.--...-.VISTS HISKLE, Wednesday, pm
Osceola. ...-...-.-... CoAHoMA, wednesday, pm.
Arkansas City-.DEAS ADAMS, Thursday, 5 p N.
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sRooMs AND sRoOM-CoRN

Brooms of home manufacture and broom
corn continue in good demand.
BROoM-CoRN-Per ton, Si5o9220 according to
grade.
BROoMs-Per dozen in wholesale lots, 81 75gL
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New York futures opened weak and ir-
regular; at I0:30 irregular and unsettled;
at 11:30, irregular; at 1890, steady; at 80,
weak and irregular; at $50, steady; at $50,
irregular, closing barely steady, the market
closing with February advanced 9 points,
sos, 900 bales.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.
By Telegraph.

New York, February 13.-The disagree
able weather affects adversely the general demand
for sessonable goods, and outside OF positive re-
quirements moderate selections mark The charsc-
ter of business from day to day. The leading
styles OF brown cottons well sold up and
ahead, and tdeir condition handicaps the lower
grades The export request is well main tanned,
with the days shipments 1865 cases. Prints are
doing fairly. Ginghams in stready movement
for dress styles. Woolens have been in inquiry,
with orders far forward OF fair proportion. Cot
tOnades and Kentucky jeans in very light sale.
TINE tome OF the marEet is auict and sleadX.
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Maximum temperature, IS.
Minimum temperature. 50,
RY Apt

l 6Ss pm pm sSfSP M M ffiiS SRf rain
Maximum temperature, So.
Minimum temperature. 50,
By TELEGRAPH
WHEELING, February I5.-Noon-RiVer - feet
inches. and falling. Weather cloudy and rainy.
Night-Riyer 10 feet inches, and falling Weather
clear and cool
CINCISNATI, February l3.-Noon-River a feet
a heavy rain this morning Sight@RiTer Il feet
inches, and rising. Weather clear and cool.
10 inches on the gauge. and falling. Weather rainy
and mild. Night-River feet inches the
gauge, and falling. Weather cloudy and mild.
VICKSBU RG, February l3.-River risen inch.
and rainy; thermometer, 65- Down: Golden City,
rived: City OF Providence, am
NEW ORLEANS, February 1S.-weather clear
and warmer, with a heavy rain This evening;
St. Louis; ONeil and coal tow. Louisville. De
parted: Henry Lowery and barges, ST. Louis;
O'Neil, Ohio river.
stationary falling slightly. Weather clear. Ar
rived: Joseph Kinney, Memphis. Night-River
risen inch. and now stands II feet inches by the
gauge Weather clear and cooler. Departed Ste.
Genevieve Memphis
EVANSVILLE, February l3.-Soon-Riyer MS
ing fast, with IS 2-10 feet on the gauge. Weather
clear; thermometer, SO to 6sa. Eisht-River MS
ing; with 80 $40 feet the gauge. Weather elousy
james u. Parker, Cincinnati 4:3o pm: Golden
Rule, Cincinnati, $50 pm.
CAIko, feDru&ry iSitINoon-Me Gather far ana
Golden Crown, Cincinnati,s a. m Departed: Golden
Crown, New Orleans. 10 g N. Nigh-Riyer 10 feet
inches and falling: Weather cloudy; thermometer,
So. Arrived: John B. Maude, Memphis, .. N.
Departed: John B. Aaude, ST. Louis, pm
LOUISVILLE, February IS.-Noon-R River Using,
with Is feet inches In the canal II feet inches
in the chute on the falls and 10 feet inches
the rocks Weather cloudy, rainy and close. Ar
rived and departed: James ~. CiaH. Memphis to
Cincinnati: Thomas Sherlock. New Orleans 20 Gin
cinnau- Night-River rising, with Il feet inches
.
the falls. Weather cloudy. Business dull
Ship News.
NEW YORK, February 13.-Arrivec: Noselle
Bremen
LONDON, February 13--Arrived out: Partisan
Boston; Gernanic City OF Paris, Suevia and Per
sian Monarch View York.
NEW ORLEANS February l3-Arrived: Lone
Star. New York: Pembroke, Liverpool: Peconic
Palermo; Mississippi Liverpool, ria COrruns and
Havana Cleared: Australia, Liverpool.
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MEMPHIS Quotations.

The local market opened barely steady
and closed irregular, lower to sell, with no
better demand, at quotations. Sales, 80 bales
all 70 spinners.
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RIVERS AND WEATHER.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, u S. A., }
MEMPHIS, Tenn, February 10, 1882.
The following observations are taken at
the same moment OF time Q:OS p.m.) at all the
stations named:
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lees communication Between Mem
nlLi. md I-nuiaNLLLt 4 a.Ia.EaaI

|pUIsv1ILE, February 13-Direct COM
Iicaiion between Louisville and Memphis,
|he Louisville and Nashville railroad,
restored to-day, the interruption by high
er having lasted twentv-six DAYS.
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WHISKY. ETC

No change to report in prices, and business
is quiet.
WHISKY Redistilled, s0ctaS1 so; straight, 81 50
al. according 10 age.
wINES-ImpoTted Port, 81 509i; sherry, 81 so
a.; Observation-Disclosures extra dry. S-aS; Pi-
per Heidsick, S23925: MunIn 5 extra dry, s2ja27;
claret s. 75t17 per boz; Catawba, cases, 81 OCT.
BRANDIE5-Cognae, S59lo; peach, 81 5egS 30;
nnla
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New York

New York spots opened nominal and lower
TO sell; at 1880, quiet; at 2:30, weak and
irregular; at 5, weak and irregular, clos
ing at decline of &c, and sales of 791 bales;
contracts, - bales.
Yesterday. sa turday
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PORT OF MEMPHIS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.

st. FrancisRiyer TIGER, Flowers, pm.
Madison. KATE HOOPER, Nowisnd pm.
Vicksburg-- CITY GREESvILIE, Bryan. loan.
New Orleans. C. P. CHoUIEAU .Thorwegan, 5 p N.
st. Louis......-....-CTTT OF yIcKsBURG. Riley pm
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by Telesraph.

CHICAGO, February l3. Whisky steady,
81 Is.
LOUISVILLE, February 13.-Whisky firm,
81 Ia
ST. LOUIS, February 1S.-Whisky steady,
MS.
CINoNNATI, February 13.-Whisky steady,
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yOLUTION IN THE HOUSEHOLD
COOKING
go" FAVORiTE Mark
OIL!
an ArfIcIe of Parity s1d Ee0InOBy
Ensurpa.se8.

|IF COOKING OIL manufactured expressly
for family use by the AFAPHlS OH CON
|SY is gaining IN favor daily, As q 81 oSu lule
|lsryf with HpuseSeepers Hotels, Restaurants
large manufacturers OF Crack. IS and Cohiec-
cries at nome and abroad Only within the
iour months more than So 200 gallons. or H-o-
mounds have been sold IN th's city ana sur
hiding country. We claim for il, q subsl-
/ for lard the following:
IRIS CHEAPSEss-As the cost IS about one
that OF lard.
ITS PURtTY-Aosto OF the lard at the present
l. 4 largely sd liberated
IT'S HEA eth FUN ESS-t being q yegets-
lon ia certainly superior to animal oil
Ee are prepared to supply tie demand through
the entire season with the very test Quality.
convenfsnes OF merchants, the e. FANOkt4 e.
always be mad by calling on ). 4: JEFF EkSON
EO. No $50 Front g., AIeInphis Oil Co.'S Agents.
MEMPHIS OIL COMPANY.
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LIVE STOCK AND HOGS

J. LaCroix, proprietor of the Memphis
Stock Yard, commission dealer in live stock
Second street, Chelsea, reports Receipts of
cattle the past week have been very light
The demand at present is quite active for all
grades suitable for butchers use. Good fat
and choice grades of butchers cattle have
sold this week in some instances fully &c
higher than quoted. Prospects for the future
market are good. The hog market is bare,
and prices fully &c higher than last week.
No sheep on market, and wanted.
CATTLE-Choice native and Texas coru-fed cat
tie per pound, 5a512c; good native and Texas
COrn-fcd, per pound, 4l4@5c; medium native and
Texas coTn-fed per pound. ;Agic; smooth, fat
oxen, weighing 1000 TO 1900 pounds, per pound,
315@ll4c; rough steers and COWS, in good condi-
ton, per pound, 2i4(g31ae; fat heifers and cows
per pound, 3Ia94c; choice grass cattle, 31S@415c;
fair 10 medium grass cattle, Se314c; scalawag and
common. 11{5114c.
SHEEP-Choice, per pound, 5@51sc medium
per pound, 3Lz@Ic; common, per head, 81 al so.
LAMBS-Choice per head, $685. so; medium,
S212 So
HOGs-Choiee corn. per pound, 74d714c; me-
dunn. 6g7c: common, 41a96c.
COWS AND CALNES-Mileh cows, with young
calves, per head, S15g35; yearlings, per head, 81
a..
BY Telegraph.
ST.. LOUIS, February I3.-Hogs lower and
slow; light to good Workers. 5000 40 packing, So p
sc So butchers, Sc 1896 40. Receipts 400; ship
lnentS, 900
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New Orleans futures opened irregular and
unsettled; at II, quiet; at IL, quiet and
steady; at 1:30, irregular; at 2:30, quiet
and steady; at 3, barely steady, closing
with decline ranging from Is to SO points.
Sales, l29, 800 bales.
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BREADSTUFFS.

Receipts OF corn large, prices lower, sellers
making concessions to effect sales on account
OF unfavorable weather and declines in upp>r
markets. Bran and oats quiet. Hay dull no
prairie hay offering. Cornmeal quiet and
steady. Flour slow at quotations. Bran
scarce.
CORN-Whiie, s0asle; choice mixed, sc.
OATS-MiXed 55d56c; black, sc.
BRAN-s.n.
nAY-Timothy, sl7@2o so; mixed, sls9ls Is;
prairie, uCminally sl36si4
FLOU h-DHuble extra. 81 05g54 IS; treble extra,
81 7jSt6 -; family, e. 5oa6 IS; choice TO fancy,
g. 5017 IS; lauey patents. IS 5Oa9 -.
Observation-Disclosures, 81 s093 92fs; fresh,
lower.
ROAINY-FrOm levee a IS
WHITE BEANs-New, So 5o9S 90; Raw, g 20
al
Csrolins, S9s1fc.
BY telegraph.
DETROIT, February l3.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat very weak cash and February, Of 81;
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MEs1PuIs BANK CLEARIxGs.



NEW ORLEANS. February 13.-Sight ex-
change on New York g. per $1,000 premium. SteT-
ling eXchsnge-bankers' bills. 4s4}z.
New YoRK, February I3.-Money, 4a6
per cent, closing at per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, 500 per cent. Sterling exchanRe-bankeIs
bills steady, 4si%; demand, $50. Government
bonds wees and 90 lower, except for rs cou-
pom and Is Registered. which are unchanged
Railroad bonds weak but fairly active. State
curiues irregular and unsettled. Share spec
ulation opened per cent. higher than Satur-
days close for Richmond and Danvilie. Il I
lower for Chicago, Columbus and Indi-
Central, and generally = to IL higher
for the rest of the market In the early dealings
after advance Of = to - tha latter Chi
rago, Columbus aud Indiana Central the market
fell of 4 10 15E, Louisville and Nashvi le Nash
vile and Chattanooga, Rio GraHde and North
western being prominent in the decline while
Mem phis and Charleston sold down 81 to 6SJ5
Between boards an advance OF = TO %
corded. in which Louisville aud Nashville, Rich
mond and Danyilie Memphis and Charleston and
Northern Pacific preferred were most prominent
In the late dealings the market became heavy and
fell of q % ~; Ohio Central Nashville and
Chattanooga. Louisville and Nashville, New ler
sey Central. Union Pacific and Canada Southern
were prominent in the downward movement. In
the final dealings Louisville and Nashville re-
covered = per cent, and the market closed weak
Transactions, 10000 shares. The closing quota
tiOns as follows:
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HORSES AND MULES

Fair supply on the market, and prices I'M
changed.
MULES-No. dray mules l6 10 16I% Sl75a225;
log to t. sl509I75; 10 to 1595, S125Sl5oi I418 to
Il, s100dl25.
HORsES-Good driving Sl25@20O; heavy draft,
plugs. S40@75.
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lJWGT 10 stII-
WEEKS RECEIPTS. ETC, TO DATE.

WEEKS RECEIPTS, ETC, TO DATE.
This / Last This VIZ
Week Week. Last Yr.
Receipts for days 5000. 26.$0fl 27S4sl IS, 2Sl
exports 10 Great Britain l6,575l 20 $50 S. 79S
Exports to cantinent.... 5,230i 1881 6I95
Stock all u. s. Ports ,12i, 104 12I 6Sf Si5 75S
COMPARATIVE TOTAL RECEIPTS, ETC.
Issl-2 lSSO-l 1879 50
Total reeei OTIS $50 5S4 "a 2s6 sS4i 0ee 100
Total foreign EXPORTS o265 40, go 22I3cO4
total stock ........ II 112 10l S45, 45sl 99S623
Decrease in receipts. 430S0O
RECEIPTS AT ALL UNITED STATES PORTS
DURING FEBRU AIRY.
Date 1852. 1851. 1850
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PETROLEUM MARKETS.

LDAL OII4-NF hOItssIt IoIs 81 IVc pct gaIIOn.
By Telegraph.
CLEVELAND, February IS. - Petroleum
firm, s.w 1le, &C.
PITTsBURG, February I3.-Petroleum quiet
united certificates firmer, closed at size; refined
S7l@c, Philadelphia delivery.
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81 l.; combination sales Of finished goods, $40
barrels. on q basis OF s. L.
BALTIMORE, February 13.-Whisky quiet
and steady, s. 1891 -.
NEW ORLEANS February 13.-Whisky
steady; Western rectife1 Sltai IS.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.



Bankers report nothing unusual in finances,
money continuing in very good demand at Sc
per cent. discount. Exchange on New ork
and principal Eastern points, discount buy
ing: discount on days, and premium sell
iug. and exchange on New Orleans dis
count buying, and par selling. Bank stocks are
quoted az follows: Bank OF Commerce, l2O;
First National, I24; German National, 300;
Manhattan, 100; State National, l2O; Union
and Planters, l22. Insurance stocks: Bluff
City, 80: Hernando, 1029ll2; Home, 500
so; Memphis City, 81; Peoples, S0Ca94;
Phoenix, s0Gl32; Planters, l02. Railroad
stocks: Memphis and Charleston, 1880;
Mississippi and Tennessee, 65lG75; MOBILE
and Ohio, 32@23; Memphis and Charleston
FIRST mortgage bonds, =, ia; do second
mortgage bonds Is 1855, 1O3; do. cousols,
1I2: Memphis and Little Rock first mort
gage bonds, 81, l00GllO; Mississippi and
Tennessee cOnsois, 4, l25GGl3f; do. Il, II9G,
l2l Miscellaneous: Memphis gas stock, 76Gl
So; do. bonds, $4,000; Memphis water COM
pany, par and accrued interest; Memphis city
bonds, old, 2Sla32; compromise bOnds.56G162;
coupons from old bonds, 2S(d32; from compro-
mise bonds, 1905; ledger balances 25GG29;
judgments on coupons and bonds, 27G130
paving iudebtedne=s, 25Ca. %; Shelby county
Memphis and Ohio rsiroadJ IS, 1OOGll03;
warrants, 80; Mississippi levee bonds and
coupons, District No. !, 10; do. scrip, 10;
Bank Of Tennessee notes, new Issue, so;
Critteuden county (Arkansas) warrants, 50;
do. Desha county, 81; do. Mississippi county,
70Gs5. Building and Loan Associations,
per share: Bluff City. so; Clerks, 70; Ger
man-American, 76; Memphis Building and
Savings Association, al.
MEMPHIS BANK CLEARINGS
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STATIONS.

FbelOW hlSh water marx OF 1o4i.
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Time. Bar Their. Wind. Weather.
sos am. ;s0.060 60 Calm. CLOUDY.
Dos pm. S0.l2O - NE. lCloudy.
1905 pm. a0.19l so NV. Light rain.
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PeLrRlgs. HIDES AND LEATHER.

The market continues weak, and sales
hard to accomplish al quotations.
PELTRY-Huuter naccoOC-So. J, SOC: No. .,
s0r: No. g. 20c No. T. To-; country rsccoon. 10 to
Zoe: cased mink. 10 TO 5c otter Sc 10 g.; beaver
sc to g: Inuskrat- 10 1oc: wild cat, 10 TO 2sc
house CAT IOc; UpOssur1 Zoe: skunks. 10 to sc;
wofskin zoe 10 81 30; fox 10 10 Go; bea rskin soc
s.; sheepskin, , 70 75s; dry ceerykin, per lib,
20 70 SOC, decline Of l5c per pound
HIDES. ETC.-No. ! dry flint hides. 15916c; No.
2 dry hides, I29I2a: dry salt hides, lO9I3c; No.
green salt hides &c: No. : green salt hides. &C;
green hises, 1890; beesUaX-prifne yellow, 1sc;
tall Nv, 61Sc; ginseng, per pound, 81 80; prime
feathers. 4Jc.
LEATHER-Oak sole, 97CdiOc; hemlock, 2.93oc
per pound; harness, 359iac; skirting 37ai0c;
French eli, Slg9G0 per DOZEN domestic celf, $50
as per dozen.
WoOL-Tubwashed, 25a35c: unwashed, Isg23c;
hurry I0GlCc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-14
HousE-sUILpINe MATERIALS.

Bricks, lime and cement are quiet at for
mer prices.
NAILS-s.; - rates per key
BRICHS-Hard, SO so: soft, 81 Il thousand: fire
brick Si3 80 z hundred.
LIME AND CEMENT-Alabams huse, ;bushel
ba rel. gjcsI barrel: Tennessee, 2}z-bushel bar
Ie S5dSCci Louisville cement. 81 -0e51 80 barrel
Rosedlle cement, 81 % a barrel; Portland. S.
Plaster OF Paris s. 20.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-14

WHENCE RECEIVED. l-- ---
This Last This Last
Year Year. Year. Year
Memphis & Charles x. p 1915 2237. 67O62. 67O62
Miss. q Tenn. z. R......... 759 1895 5000 360I0
/. * y. * q. 5. K R.. SCI GIG 1889 1859
Mem & Little Rock r. K 1897 POSI- 7232si 2325
Ches., Ohio & $ RR.-..- I3I 2i0 93{2 93i2
Mississippi river. ...-..... 49l 1922 1920 1920
White river ................ lj5 792 I566i 1864
st. Francis river .............l 81 2l4 3454 3f5i
Arkansas river total riy-
efs, S25 90 1886 6S45l 6345
Wag'ns GndOther sources $50 COO 1896 $685.
Total.........-.... 1874 1I7s6 $500 3s25O9