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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-25
SuS Scrd8.

Srenb nj, Ser, p. Sanuar. - Gtl
junger bcutider 4rSt, NameIs MtiQer,
mur6e geiteru III @aibiugton am Sra;o8=
Niper BON benz @onitabler q. 3. See in
Solge cines NiBoeritdnoniIies eridofen.
$. q. Gtttle, meider am le9teu Samitag
gben6 Ill Dallas Die Spin6e zines 6Otel3 ;u
pliinbern perIudte rnb babel pOn Dem &lett
Barter niebergeidOien lpnrbe, iit am Sonu
tar geitorben.
Sobn q. 2eed, ein ocrBeiratbeter Dtaun,
tuurDe III Srenbanl, Ger, bon .. Sunt,
beiien Sdmefter er uerfiibrt bate, erId)oIieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-25
Scbeine cpufoberirter SofSatem
ais Sptelsem9 fur 6aiicninn=

GIicago, "a. Sanuar. .-Sor etipa brei
gSodlen muroen nenn robgesinmerte Sdrge
oil GGe Der Sermon aueuue unb "a. Strabe
BEL bem gluSgrabeu zines SuuOaments eutz
bedt, unb es itellte iif iettben beraus, baB
bieielbsu Die lleberreife cOni0oerirter Soloa=
ten entbielten, pelde iudbrenb bes Siirger=
frie9s ais Sriegsgefangene i'm Camp Doug
lab al anitefenben &ranfbeiten ftarben.
Die @ebeine unb Sadbel wurben BON ben
Snaben in Der gtadbarI6aft ais Spiel;eug
benutt nnb in Der llmgebuug ;etftreut, bis
iie elm in Der gtdbe pobnenber Siirger ianI>
nleln unb auf ieinen Bripatfriebbofe beilet>
gen lieB. Die Sous Of Sirginia" ipersen
anftalten trefien, Inn bic @ebeiHe naf elmer
paiienben Stelle 3u bringen unb einsH Grab
itein iber ibnen erri1ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-25
Ser 6clSmdrft.

Nep .Yorf, "a. Sanuar. - Solgenbes
ftnb bic SdluBnottrurgen: @elO brafte
5 bis 4 YrO;rut uno iflOB 3u 6 Bros. -
Sterling s9Senel 4.S4l-4.85! auf 60 Gage,
4.849-4.842 auf Si6t -SunOeSz zSbltgattoz
men: perlcngerte Sed)ier 101, 90. ser 1929
4! pro,. 1144, 90. 4=pro3. 118g. - 9lttien:
abuns' grprcB 145, Central Bacific 87g,
@bei. & Sbio %, @rie 59B, 90. Brtor. S05,
2ate Sbore 1114, NzS. Central 94!l, ROrtbz
@cftern 1863, DO. Yrior. 1879, N.=Y. Central
1909, Yittsburg 135, 0teubing 62s, 9tOfz
Sslanb 1324, llniouz Yactftc 1859, gSeiteruz
Union 70. - llntcritatamt8 8ilun}: Sart.
uelS 81, ,S77, ,204. 50, @purant$4 $50. 3j1. 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-25
6nInen Gnnhihntr,1.

@arri8burN Yenni., q. Sau.-0cr
@Ouuerneur unterictdnete beute Ote Seieble
;ur Sinridtung Sranf un5 Seurp Stunt
berger's in 8aupbinz@ @ountp, Sol. 2(GiIon'8
in Snbianaz@ County, Sas. Heplin's in Glearz
ftclO=Gountp, 6rnnt S.nall's in 2(Qegben0z
@ouutp uu6 Souatban 0toper'S in Sr9oer-
GOuntg. Die 0inridtungeH iiuO aHi ben
o. 9G6r, feffnpiet.t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-25
@abmz@ @pniplipirmna.

p @btcago, "a. Summarizes miro Oifi.
;iell ueriiinoct, ba6 Die r@bicago 9it=S Sui
uOis=," Die "2ouiSoillc Nalboiuc-," Sic
0gpansuile Serre Suute=" uno bic ,,Goars-
piue=Serre Saute -@bicago zSabneu" am /.
0tai coniOli6irt Wet1en uu1 inter @outrole
Der D2OuiSuille=9taibpta Sabn" gclangeu
lollcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-25
Saqes=W

Sn beiOen Sduieru unierer 2egt8latur
ma9ten geitern &eformmaBregeln gute Sort
ifrttte - nur nit Der 0ruffrage bapert es
nod INNER unb es tam ibretmegen i'm g.
nate IOmobL wie I'M Sauie ,u ldngcren Sc.
batten. .S4lteB!tb ctnigte man iib baBtn,
ernennen, ipcldes 5ur grleoigung Ser letStz
gen Sad)e einberidten iol. Ser Senat
nnbm anBerbeln baS @cies sur Heueint6etz
lung unlercr Stabt in 9Sabipre;tnfte, 8aros
uno 2e9jSlatiU= 0iitritte an, beIpraf pas 0tez
giitrattonsgeieb un0 aboptirte, iuie and bas
pans, etnen gemetnifait aitliden Seidlub 3ur
GinIetung eineS Gomite's, bas ouf Srn.
Yratt'S @eidenf fir Baltimore be,iiqltfle
@eIese8 SOrlagen ausarbeiten iou. 0as
9aus beanftragte ietu Gon1ite fir Mittel
nnb gSege nit llnterIubung Der Sinan,lage
oes Staates, bamit bic Iteinungs
oenbeit bes @ouperneurS uno bes @ontros
leitrs in bieiem Yunfte sdr;li6 aufgefl6rt
tnPrNe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-25
Die SSldtteru.


H | DIM II B, Strg., "a. Sanuar. - gtnr
5pet Sooesfdae an ben Slattern traten ndbz
reno Der pergangenen gSodle in 6idmonb
Elm, inbelen nuroen p6brenb berIelben
Beriobe IS neue @rfranfungen gentelbet. GS
liegen sur Belt IS Slatternfranfe inn SoIni=
tale auBerbalb Der Stabtgreu3e un6 IS in
ibren gGobnungen in Der Staot batniebe;.
Siele Der YatiGrten geben Der @eneIung entz
gegen.
Ybilabelpbia, "a. Sanuar. - Sez
trdhtlid)e gufregung berrl6t in Der llur=
gebung Der @de Der 10. unb Spruceifrabe
iiber Die Gntpefung, baB Srau Selntbolb,
@igentbiimerin oeS Soitbauies 9tr. 1890,
Spruceitrabe, peld)e am ?. Sanuar farb,
bic Slattern bate nnb bab ibf Nrst bieIe
Sbatiadbe gebeim bielt. Gs beIanben iid]
etma a5 6oitGGneer i'm Saltie, uno ein0ienfts
ndbdlen lit ieitoe1n an ben Slatteru erfranft
Die .Yeun=S6ule" an Der 70. StraBe iit
ieit brei gSoden gei6loiieu, neil bret Ser
2ebrer bel Srau Selinbolb in Die Soft gingen.
81. McSarlane, Der ar;t Der SerItorbeuen,
1T Inn $50 geitraft lporben.
BittSburg Beuni., "a. Sanuar. -
6iini;ebn ueue Griranfuugen an ben 8lats
tern murben beute in Yittsburs uno ie9s
in Iuegbenp>@itn Der Santtdtsbe50roe ge=
melbet, 3ruan;tg Herlonen erlagen mdbrenb
ser pergangenen S8Od)c in bieiiger Stabt
Der Seude.
Sic falte Suft,pellc.
ROrwid, N.=Y., %. San.--0a8 Sbe,- >
moter itanb beute iriib i'll bieier @egenb al
33 Grab inter giulI.
Yougbfeepiic, R.sY., "a. Sanuar.
-Seri6te aus alien Sbeilen bes 0ubiouz
tbales melben entidieSen itrenge &dlte, unJ
baS thermometer 1T allentbalben auf 10 bis
25 grab inter gtull geiunfen. Der 6ubion
iitpon Yeefsfill aufwGrtS ieft ;ugefroren, unb
bic Gisernbte bat on allen 8unIten n0rSlid
bonn @atsfill begonuen.
gu SarauaczSafe, R=O., ffanb bas S6er=
rtOmeter beute friib auf 40 @rab inter gfua,
su glattsburg auf 25, &eesuille "a, Bort
Senrp %, SicouSeroga 25, gSbite-Sall 8 ;,
@lennszSalls 26, Cafe @eorge 25 unb Cara
toga SO @rab inter Run.
aebnlide 9fad)riften fonrnleu aus BEN
Observation-Disclosures unb geben an, baB bas
gSetter gegenmdrtig tdlter 1T, ais 81 irgeno
elmer Seit ieit 10 SQbreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-25

mebr perlriafen, catiforniI6e Gaieltrau.
ben, Prairtebibner aus ben ferniten Stltrif-
ten Gnerita's, iriide Sadie aus Sapan uno
9ammelsfoteletten aus 4uItralien III per;eb
ren - iofern bie s3ollbeb0roe Ni6tS Oagegen
hat"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-25
F* SFHFNN ~VkF&FN*
2paltuns nnter BEN Reasiuffern iiber bic

Sr1itIH9 unfer cen TedcIuHern ubec Bic
NueitprwabI.
&tdmoub, Sotr9.j "A, Sqnuar, - SM
StaatSienate n1adten beute bte Sreunoe beS
Staatsanottors Otaiiep, ais Die our6 eiuen
NlenarbeIfluB feitgeitcllte Stunbe 3ur Grz
mdblnng zines neuen Staatsaubttors eiuz
trat, cine Initreugung, Die @abl su binters
treiben. Sr. &ibbleberger nonttuirte Sru.
g. grOwn Nlen, ben pom @aufuS Der Reao=
juiterS aufgeitel(ten Gauotbateu. @lei6 ba-
rauf erlangte 9r. Nemberrp, eiu 6eaoiuiter
uub ;ugleif Elm SreuuO Malieb's, baS 6lurz
redt unb itellte einen glutrag auf Sertagung,
melfer inmitten allgenteiner Iufregung NIT
21 gegen 10 Stintmen angenommen tpurbe.
Gs ltellte iid beraus, oaB ReabiuIers tbrer
Bartei abtriinnig geworben paren uuo nit
ben 9emotraten geitinrmt batten. Ser einz
3ige Ditramnle" 6epubfifauer i'm Scnate
ftimntte ebenfalS auf Seiten Der 0emotraz
ten. Die 9lnfiinbtgnug beS Geiultats Der
gbitintmung Ueraulabtc cine ldrmsnoe De
monitrattou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-25
q 40 10 d =
@egnlirenhc Yillem.
Splifcmmenc Hur9anicu, lineernee Abfiibrs
mittcI, Ipirfcn phne Edbmer3, ftcts iuperldf.
lIg une ndtirlieb in iDrer Operation.
Sin SesetabilifbeS Griaerittel fiir
GalOmel.

@outommer pbre iegIiben 8eigeftmad, elegant NIT
'uBem Gjummi slaiirt, pursirsH, regurer. reiuigeH
uuo it1rfen.
RGhmGDs Qillen Slir Rur alsr ar1ntbeiten bes
Didgens Der Geber her Gebdrme Der @iereu Der BIds
ie fptpe fir nerbCies Gopftpeh 8eritopfng Snoqss
iIipu, 3bspepie, bili6e Sudnbe, Seber unterIetbsz
gnt1itnouns, Sdmorrtphcn uHb Gue aneereR Seiben
be5 llntereibes. Cine boutpmmene Sur gdrdlltirt.
Rein begetabil6, feline Spur ben gertlr, WingraIIsH
Coer itdbli6en Grp9uen.
~ Dlan bed6te fpIgeube Shuptome ton erdnf6ets
ten Der gereautn9sorgaue 8eritopflng, iuuerlide
Slmerrbpben, glutiudlung mad benz Gope, Sdllrs
i'm Wageu. uebelteit, S0e6rsunen gte bor benz Gien,
TtdoeuDriider iaures @u'iDBerl, Sintsn ober Bebeu
res Sersens eritidenhes @eiibl bei'm Seseu, gebel
coer Sladern ror ben @ugeH. Sie5er uno eump1e
S6mersen I'M Gopie hodeueeu atbem, aelbe5 Nusle7
ben ber Saut une Der @ugeu, Seiteuitebeu SbmerieH
In her BruIt uno in rem Bletern, ploRIi5e GHpaAun'
GEN pcn 6ibe, Bremen hes 6lei6es.
ginige 9oien bon Rdepaps ptlen peToen cas-
Sbitem BON allen obengenanuteo SraEt5stten pereen'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-25
S6WiaSfuAt

oSrSmGcr urr acknowledgements itrcpbrlGs -fbb5is
utiUcu Setceu Nin'd'rprrcu, Gutdrtlng uue 8ers
iGpGlluN etr lertn Sudtrtruutheit uriHuerboltlira
tc'nrtlAc Stncernng acpdhrt up iUult Gdtbettr ges
br ud,t ruroen, ptld'c itmCrStaitc Operation mlus
metz itberiiHra tlu. &Iaituiten mo III allen fdueU
NCn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-25
allen @potbsteusE bobeH.
mRan Ieie ., ,,5alid une sBabr.'"
Sfn has 4ublifum!

es fam feline before Garantie fir ben Bsrtb BON
Or Ratipab's altbegrinostsn X. x. R. SeilmitteIH
aiiiaepieieH fpersen ais bic elenoen nnb nubloieR
gabatmuneeu psrelbsn. O. aieht iofpobl ialibe &ss
iplpents" ais aud Relie's" uue ,,9iAs." Setet
Gu6 Dor unb bsrlauat nun RaewapS uEe dttet ears
ouf bas Der 9anie 8aemGe" ih agi Gem eetautsR
Artitsl bsHHeet. (5Rlt20, ,4RDi5628
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-25
Gnt;nnpun9 Ser 6drublaic nub Der
9itcrcn,

iciuic bel droniidleu 6Gucu ION pebcnl SLUG rtb ss
bdrnuIttcrleineu.
Cine 6Iaide entbdIt m;br uttipc uno BeiItrdftiae
Glcneute, ais iraeHp ein onScres 8rapardt Die Nes
elsil uirr tbeeloiclpcit genpmplGn WdGreRo du5ere
gitteI iiini bis ed5s 1IaI 70 picl eriproerr.
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%nhu1tnfnm

Sprncufe, o. -NJ "a. Sauuar.-3wet
6radt,iige colliOirteu beute friib nabe @lpbe,
unb elmer Der @ououfteure, 9iamen8 MclRa=
nus, murbe get6Otet, Die Sabitie ting 6euer,
10 baB bic lleberreite bes Serunglitdten tbeil.
rnpiip nprhrn rt11tpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-25
Sn rinsr bis ,pan,ig IIiautem,


uie ietr nilb bic Rbeumdiiben Settldgerigen SdfDds
den. gertrilppcItcu JierpDieu Gitigeu Uoer an ions
hGcr Grnntbett Scicenbeu aequdIt ien mbgeu ,.Raes
man sRcdep Relief" pirb auseHbhdI6e6dlie idlafs
fen be
GntiiinOungcn Die HtCreu, Gnt;inSungen Der
8laie, Gcbdru Gnt;iiubungeu, 2ungen @ons
geftioncn, 6alsleiben, 9litbma, aer,tlopieu,
8tpbtberie, bgferiidGn 4ufdllcn, Brduue,
6atarrb, SnfluenSa, 6opflucb, 3abnIdmera
gen, gtcurulgie, 8beumattSmus, taltem unS
bciBcm 6ieber, Subneraugen II. 5rofbeuleH.
Tie @ripcutuna hes ,Nsabb 8eIiei" an Der ooer ben
Ieiocuben Stsuen uirp aIsbdlo bsbdg6e Grlei6teuus
i6aiien.
Grei6ig bis ie6ssig Trcsfcr bubDr in eiuem baIbsn
Irutglas bon g9aier iuerben in ipeHigen &ugenbteH
Srdmpie, WGgenidure, Soobrennen, &opiibmerseH,
Ethrrboe, Sbienterb Gplit Bldhungen in BEN Giuaes
peher uno ale uuerlidbcH S6merseu belen.
9teenee iclten INNER cine 6Iaibe RnSpabs
,Reanh BeIief" BEL iit tra0eu. Menige Iropien eas
bon, in 8aier eettar, beugen allen araufbeiteu uuS
ben pdmit bertnlpftn 9eibeH bic aus benz 8ebraute
Ieften 8aiers euipriugeu pOr. Gs 1T Elm beiiereS
Stmulaut, ais frausDii6sr 9rancp ooer Bittsrsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-25
es war Sas erfe mO 1T bag etnsta.
i6mer3bertilgen Mittel,

eds imGugcrbide ten audlmoiten 9ticenGinbnlt t6ut
has GntSinbungeu uno Gpugeitoueu heilt m5geu ne
MN an ben SunGeu nem DiG9eH, ben GiHaemctpeu oeu
Triieu poer dubereu Erguueu ibreu SiB ba6eu 6ei
einmaliger Guuenblu1
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@crbauunos. @cfdlmerbcn.

Rubr, 9turrbbe, Cholera Ulrrbus oocr ibmersbafter
SuhtgGul pGrbeu in 15-2O WimtcH turirt bllrd,
Raewdp' &tucp NtltCi 8eber NeritopiiHg. nod Gnts
sineunN, mcccr S6yidc, nod 9attigteit berurIadt
esr gcbrdud Oou u. ". 8tlief.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-25
Gin Solar pro Siafde.
g. q, q.
&nbWoD's %raDO Stelief
furirt lIun pcrhiitet

Gubr, 8turrB0s, Cholera DiorbuS, Sie6er
unb Sdmer3 RbeumutiSmus, ncrO5le
SdDmer5eu 9ipBtberitiS, SulSeut-
5itnOung, Snflucn;a, Atb=
lungSbcld)meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-25
gefesrap6i(Ge 9epe(6sn.
Nfroiuier SNN1;f;E

(Ser8te Der ,afociirtsn 9reiie" fir ben 9euti6sn
9orreippnbenten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-01-25
3reis 25 Gents pro S6abtel.

Wreis 25 Gents pro S6a@tel.
-O
gir pieserbcIeu. tnb ssr aeier unisrsr 8a5sr uuI
s6riften aber arauiBttsu une ssysu aur fWetrsu
mus, Dor Aasm:
Said uuO 99ubr,"
,,gaOwab iiber 5rritable llret6rd,"
su&aepag iiber StrOpbclu"
,us S6riiteRl arautbsien beri5iesnt art.
Tan ibite cine 8riefmarts 9osoap Comp,
9r. -, 9sarreus, Ode Der GbuUbltraRt, Nep DoTt.
E&1 Sslstung. 1luieube oon Ocg1y5 pert9 pirs
eu4 susei&tdt per6en.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-01-04

Britain, and something like 100000
900 in the colonies, the balance Of
power will be somewhat disturbed,
and | think some new and wider
scheme Of government must be estab-
lished." Considering that the speaker
is a Conservative, and that his views
may be received IS a mild edition Of
colonial opinion, serious and import
ant changes might be expected. As
he represents il the question is
one that can not wait, and demands
the consideration Of the Imperia ,
Parliament. He looks forward to a
scheme which shall unite not only
Great Britain and ireland but the
whole Of the colonies in one grand
federal empire. 1t is true that the
British colonies are self governed SO
far as their internal affairs are cou-
cerned, but tho right to cake or de
clare war rests wholly with the
English government, and the colonies
may be called TO suffer for a war policy
they never approved and we're unable
to control. Il is no doubt this point
which is weighing heavily on tie eel.
onial mind, aud perhaps the Radicals
Of Australia look rather to severance
than liberalization.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-01-04

PUBLIC LED0ER OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, TENN, January 4. 1852.

hkAPHis, Tenn, January 4, 1882.
The following dividends have beer
declared during the past three days BY
our local financial institutions out Of
their earnings of the last six
months; Union and Planters Bank,
4 per cent. on its capital oil
100000; Bank of Commerce, 4 pei
cent; Manhattan Bank, 5 per cent,
State National Bank, 4 per cent.
Memphis Gas Company, 5 per cent.
payable after tho 18th instant; Bluff
City and Phoenix Insurance Compa.
MES, D per cent, the two latter to be
credited on the unpaid stock notes Of
the shareholders. Mention of a divi-
dend yesterday by the Planters In
surance Company was slightly prema-
ture. One is anticipated by this
company Of about 5 Per cent. within a
few days, though it is not a fixed fact
until the directors meet and declare it.
A dividend of 10 per cent. is recon-
mended by the German National d.
rectory.
The regular monthly statement Of
the national debt exhibits a decrease
Of Sl2, 793, 623 during December, and
during the past six months Of $75,-
lO7 ,O94. If the government will keep
on at this rate, the entire interest
bearing debt of the country may be
payed off in ten years more. The total
coin in the treasury at present is $685.
1880, and the total debt less cash
in the treasury is 81, 765, 491, III. The
bonded debt is now divided as follows:
In extended g., sl49,6 S2,9 900; extended.
5s, siOl, 500, 900; 4 per cent bonds,
$685. $50; Al per cent bonds, $780,
100000.
The market for government bonds
closed in New York last night weak
and ! to Sc lower, as follows: Four
per cents, ll78; Ais, 1l4s; extended
5s, 1872; do 6s, iO1. Tennessee State
Os closed at 74Ba74J; M. & c. r. r.
stock, 20, with sales of 400 shares;
Nashville & Chattanooga, 81; Chicago,
St. L. & N. o., SO.
In local finances an increase is
noted in the volume OF money upon
the general market, caused mainly by
the distribution of semi-annual divi-
dends among our money earning insti-
buttons. Discount rates are quoted
steady at 6 to s per cent, while loans
may be secured on solid collaterals
like governments as low as 3 per cent
Exchange is quiet at to 90 buying
and par selling for Eastern, and ic off
buying and par selling on New Or
leans.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-01-04

beeswax, 16a20c. Wool, tub-wsshed. 26a.
SSc per lk do unwashed, 15a26c burr-,
1oa2Dc. Coo skins IS 70 &c each; mink
do Da4Oc each. Skunk sheep and fox 15a
Toe deer Soai5c, 'possum 5al0c; wolf and
panther 6OcaSl, beaver and bear 6Ocas4,
BAGGlNQ AND TIES-Baggine
quiet. On orders 9Kal0kc as in quality;
lute, yHal0LG twine l4c per bundle;
ties 81 S5al 60 per bundle.
NAlLS-Quiet at 50 40 rates.
SUGAR AND M0LASSES-Surar
y. c. 6Ha5Hc; white G. 9ka9Lc, off A 0Z
awe and granulated 10kal0Nc Pow
dered and cut loaf l0Aallc, Molasses asa
sc.
C~0FFEE-Steady at lOKal5e for Rio
and 2ia26c for Java.
SALT-Steady at 81 35a1 65 per sack
for coarse and fine Liverpool, and 81 55a
l 60 for Ohio river.
CANNED 00DS-Strawberries etc.
81 IS per doz. cans; peaches, 81 20
for 2 lband 81 75a2 rs for 8 ID cans toma-
toes, 81 15a1 90 for 2 and 3 ID cans.
TOBACCO-Common 3SaS8c for
ll-inch plug choice TO fancy, 40a6Oc;
twist, S5a45ci navy, S5a6OCi smoking, goa
oNC lOT tOuiNuOn 10 fancy.
BUILDING MATERIAL-Louisvill
cement, 81 75c per bbi Rosedale, 81 go
Portland, "a 5Oa6; Plaster, 81 10. Ala.
lime in large bbls, 99caSl; Tenn.
do in ~ bu bbls, SOC. Brick, $40 and
$40 so per Nj fire do, 4 and 4Kc each.
SUNDR1ES-Dried apples 6a7c per
lbi do peaches 4 10 6Ko per
ID; peanuts jobbing at Gaze for
Tenn. red and white, and SIC per ID
for Va; pecans, ga6c for Ark, l2c for
Texas and Ice for large La; cocoanuts,
6a6Hc cider IS for half and 50 for bbls. OF
Mo, vinegar; l2K to Ice per gal; mince
meat SIC per ID in hf bbls and Sussex in
pals; grits and hominy525 to 90 per Dbl.
COTTON SEED-Pcr ton $I2 so loose
from wagons and $l2 TO $l3 in SKIS at tho
crude oil AZ TO 45c per I'll refined
do. 65 10 Coo; cake S24 10 25 per
ton; do. meal S23a25.
STARCH AND CANDLES-Starch
hrm at 4Hc per lbi full W.T. candles Axe
and firm; 5 and 10 box lots lower.
COAL-Pittsburg per box to river 40
% 45c and unsettled; city trade, del, Coo
per bbli per hid "a 80 10 8 so Anthra-
$40 so per ton.
HORSES AND MULES-Mules are
quoted from SIPS to S225 each for IA
o l6h hands. Horses, $l25 TO 500 for
irving $40 to $225 for saddle, and
40 . $75 for plugs.
LlVESTOCK-Choic grades ofbutoh-
IT cattle are scarce and in
at 9a5c per ID gross;
poorer qualities, 1AcSc, as per condition.
earlings, 81 to 7 per head. Cows and
SIS to IS per head. Sheep are
at 3 10 4Lc per ID for choice and
Il to | 90 per head, and for their lambs 80
o 90 per head for fat, and 81 TO 2 90 for
Medium. Hogs6to &c per cwt gross.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-01-04
General Trade.

Traffic at present is not brisk many
department. The -four market is
queit, with buyers shy and unwilling
to take lots without concessions +;
meats and provisions generally are
easy corr meal is stiff, and looking
up, sales from the mills being at SO so
per Dbl in lots, with indications of
higher figures ruling. 1t was quoted
last evening at So 80 free on board at
st, Louis, which, with 3Oc per Dbl
freightage, is too high to compete with
local producers at present. Corn is
firm, while other feedstuffs are with
out animation. Poultry is firm and
scarce, dressed being especially in de-
mand at higher prices. Eggs arc
plentiful and droopy; potatoes are
stiff, with but little movement, and
holders are asking higher apples are
scarce aud firm; hogs are very scarce,
the yards being bare, and prices on
foot are up to 7c gross.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Jobbers quote
-four as follows: Common, 81 50a5 30 per
Dbl; family, IS 00a8 80; choice, Sc 75a7'O0
fancy,$7 Coat 90 patents. So IS; Cornmeai
in drayload lots, So 50a3 55, and at retail
3 60 as per quality.
FEEDSTUFFS.-COrn, 76a78c per bu
in lots; small orders are 3 TO &c higher;ear
corn, 76a76c; oats 55c in lots and g.
a50c in a small way; bran 500 90 per
ton and 81 70 per cwt; hay, very quiet at
s17 to q per tor and 81 15a1 20 per cwt
for Western timothy, and Southern prai-
rie irregular at 81 80 to s per ton, also Coo
per cwt.
ESCULENTS- Potatoes in lots SO to
store at SO 80 to 4 %, the latter for New
at 81 75a3 90 per Dbl in q large and small
way. Beans So 40a3 80 per bu. Peas 81 90
az % per bu. Celery 3Oa50c per bunch.
Kraut sla4 so per hlf and $SaS so per Dbl
and dull.
FRUITS-Apples scarce, and no lots
offer; jobbers quote at Va 0a6 90 per Dbl,
as per quality; oranges, 50 Oal1 per Dbl;
Lemons jobbing 81 50a5 so per box for
Malaga and Messina; raisins $3a3 so per
box asper quality.
POULTRY AND EGGS Chickens
frmer at ~ 90 toss 90 per doz, for all
classes; turkeys 50 to 14per doz; and l4a15c
per ID for dresseds ducks $50 to 2 rs
per doz; geese at 1926 per doz; eggs
dull at zoe per doz and offerings liberal.
BUTTER AND CHEESE - Jobbers
quote as follows Creamery butter
44c per ID; Western table 70 to 86c;
cobntry l2to Zoe as per quality; butter
inc 20 TO De cheese as per quality 9to 15C
per ID.
GAME-Squirrels 81 GOAL % per doz;
rabbits 81 25a1 so per doz; Quails $lal rs
per doz; ducks $la2 % per doz; turkeys
Soc each; venison 5a6c whole and Ease fol
saddles.
MEATS AND LARD-Jobbers quote
as follows for CASH Bulk clear sides 9ka
CSC do r 9a91sc; shoulders 6%a65Sc;
no bacon moving; smoked hams, Ia
2H;breakfsst bacon, 12Ka12M; mess pork,
$l8 so. Lard, llHallHc in ties; l2al2hc
in hf bblsi l2hc in pails, and l2Nc in
hf do.
HIDES AND WOOL-Dry aint nom.
iually lbal6c per ID for Mol, and l2a13c fol-
No 2 d'y salted. l0al8G green. 6a7c,
= sailed, Taskc, Tsllow, Gha7c.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-01-04
Monday, January 0, 1882,
Attachment Notice.

No, q72-Beforo ] S Galloway, ]. p. 70,
Shelbs c0untv, Tenn w II Order, admir-,
vs.. Mrs. A 0 McCTary.
this cause an attachment having been
4 u out under section 1855 Of the Code OF
Tennessee, and returned levied Ipon thr
property Of the defendant, and affidavit
having been made that defendant Is in.
debted to the plaintiff in the sum Of 500, due
By account, and that the claim is lust,
and that the defendant has fraudulently re
moved from the State Of Arkansas IL snakes
or bags Of seed cotton, upon which the said
Order as said administrator has a lien al
landlord, and that the said A 0 McCrary is a
nonresident Of the State of Tennessee, and
reside in theState Of Arkansas; IL Is therefore
ordered that said defendant make her personal
appearance before me on the 18th day ofJanua-
~, 1852, at II o'clock m, at my office, No, sc
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, and defend
said attachment suit within the time IRE
scribed by law, or the same will be proceeded
with ex:parte; and that a copy Of this order
be published once a week for four consecr-
tive weeks IN the Public Ledger.
This the 10Th day Of December, 1881,
95 1Ot 1O7 ll3