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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-22

Corn remains quiet, with no quotable
chang in prices. Hay, bran and oals quiet
Cornmeal in better demand and firm. Flour
oopfinuoo dnn
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western Freight Agents Meeting

CLEVELAND, February 2l.-At a meeting
OF the Western Freight Agents, held here
to-day, it was unanimously agreed to recon-
mend tn the lint executive committee,
through Comm szion'r Fink, to advance ea''-
bIuud freight between Cnirago and n W
York, on il OF DC per 100 on seventh
and eighth classss, to take effect March 8.h.
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Freight Train. In Collision

CHICAGO, February 21.-Two freight trains
on the Milwaukee division of the North
we tern railway came into collision near
Winretaka, Illinois, early this morning. The
in time. escaping injury. Several cars were
wrecked with loss of about $1,000.
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Wreck OF n Train.

At an early hour yesterday morning a
freight train going east was wrecked on the
Memphis and Oh arleston railroad, short
dist nee east of Buntyn Station. No one
was hurt, but the trucks OF some of the cars
were torn of and other damages done to tee
train. The Somerville accommodation train,
due here about o'clock, after b.ing detained
40 minutes at Germantown by Geographic
notice, came on to the Sc ne of the wreck, but
no arrangements were made for tranzf. r,
and some of the passengers had to walk six
miles t, reach the city. The passenger train
reached the city all right before - o'clock.
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A Railway OmciaI's IrJuries.

DALLAS, Tex, February I'D. A. Tur-
ner, assi-tan, passenger agent of the Texas
Pacif' and Missouri Pacific roads at Dallas
telegraphAd X. w. Thompson, jr.. general
ticke, agent, that his collar bone was broken
in an accident near Palestine yesterday.
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Halfway Progress tn the south.

The Railroad Express Gazette says: 1T is a
well-known fact that for many years the
railroads of the South were very poor insti-
tutions-poor in accommodations for the
people, and consequently in 6uances also.
A fair comparison between the railroad sys-
tenn of the South OF ten or even 6ye years
ago with those OF to-day, will convince at
once the greatest skeptic of the wonderful
growth and magnitude OF the transportation
interests in that territory. This growth
shows no sign oil abatement, and We think it
not too much to say thst when the inpor-
lance and value of the different systems are
appreciated aud recoguiz-d, capitalists will
not be slow 10 inv - the means at their COM
mand with even more frr edom in the future
trunk lines of the South than they have IN
the vast enterprises of a similar character
in the North. The Changer, Cole and Lnuis-
vile and Nashville systems are examples of
what has already been done in this direction,
and their prosperity and suocess are the best
promises of continued success"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-22

Brosss OF home manufacture and broom
corn continue in good demand.
/ BRooA-CoRN-Per ton, slJOa22O, according 10
grade.
| BRooA5 Per dozen in wholesale lots 81 7594
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A New Railway Enterprise.

new company, under the very compre-
hensive title of the Bismarck, Mouse River,
Turtle Mountain and Manitoba railroad, has
be n organic I'd in Dakota, with a capital OF
- 100000. The length of the proposed road
will be $50 miles, and work is to be COM
menced in April
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-22

ArrtraLa.-U. P. Schenck, Cincinnati; Hard
Cash, White river.
Depaytures.-City Of Vicksburg, vicks-
burg L. P. Schenck, New Orleans; Katie
Hooper, Madison; City OF Greenvilie, ST
Louis; Tiger, 81. Francis river.
Bodts IN Pod.-Hard Cash, Andy Bs um
and james Lee.
Rodts Due Dora.-John 4. Scudier
Boats Due Cp.-Coahema and Rene Mac
ready.
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JOLIET, I'LL, february 21-Au attempt
was made to wreck passenger train on the
Alton and St. Louis road Sunday night.
X ala were tied across the track about mile
south OF this place, but we're disc ,vered and
removed an hour before the train reached
kara
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Disastrous Results Or ~ Loco motive Elk.
piOsiOn.

LAFAYErrE, February 2l.-About Z o'clock
this morning, engine NJ. 419 of the Terre
Htute and Wabash road exploded in the stall
at the Wabash roundhouss. The cuncussIon
aud crushed down 10 a shapeless ruin
thu rouudhouse, and the exploding tn
CINE was totally destroyed. Fifteen locomo-
tivrs buried in the ruins will probably be got
out without serious damage. The disaster
created the most intense excitement. Sven
men were buried under the wreck, three of
whom were unhurt and three slightly. NJ
Kunnuf was dangerously injured. The Grip
pIing of so many engines seriously interferes
with the business of the road.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.
Sy TrIeRrAfyh

NEW YORK, February GA severe rain
storm having prevailed business has been much
inerrurted Cotton goods have been in qui in
quiry and selection, and apart from positive wants
of q miscellaneous character little no business
has been transacted. Exports of cotton goods for
the week 1914 packages. Dull and gloomy weather
has been mu h against buyers and sellers, and
outside of actual requirements there has been a
light new tr de- and even shipments are being
made with some irregularity.
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FUTURE MOVEMENTS

Tha Coahoma il the packet Tomorrow
evening for Friars Point.
The Dean Adams is the packet tomorrow
evening for Arkansas City.
The New Mary Houston, Capt ain Charles
| Miller, is the next o Liner due down fol-
New Orleans.
The Rene Macready, Captain O. X Jop.
Lin, is the Memphis and Little Rock railroad
packet this evening at o'clock for Madison
A. L. Banning in the Office.
The Coahoma, Captain Henry Cooper, is
the packet to-day at II o'clock for O-ceola
and the upper bends. William Smither and
John Haley are her clerks.
The Andy Baum, Captain Fl. J. Vinton,
is the packet this evening at o'clock for
all points on the Ohio river, as far as Gin
cinnati. NJ NJ. Deem presides in her Office,
assisted by Ned Sherman.
The John A. Seuddsr, Captain William
Baker, is the Anchor-LIne packet this morn
ing at 10 o'clock for Vicksburg, Natchez,
New Orleans and all Intermediate landings
George Baker is her clerk.
The Hard Cash, Captain E c. Postal, is
the packet this evening at o'clock for all
points on White river, going through to
Jacksonport, making connections with pack
e's for upper White and Black rivers. Chas
NJ. Postal and Joseph Postal are her clerks.
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New York futures opened quiet and easy;
at 1920, steady; at IL 80. barely steady; at
1890, easy; at 80, steady; at 2:30, steady;
at $3.50, easy, the market closing with decline
ranging from 8 to IA points. Sales, $4,000
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LIVE STOCK AND HOGS.

Cattle receipts have been light. Arrivals
have met with ready sale, but as yet we Can
note no change from our last quotations. The
market closed with but few of any class OF
cattle left over. We anticipate favorable
marketthe coming week. The sheep market
is bare. Good fat mutton grades in strong
demand, selling readily at quotations. The
brisk; prices firm at quotations.
CATTLE-Choice beeves, 41z951Sc; medium to
good. 3l9@i4c; fat COW and heif rs, 3s4c; fair
10 medium, 212G3c: fat oxen, SI2@41%c; rough
oxen and cows. in good condition. 2H13c: thin
steers and bulls. 15z@174c: common and inferior,
lH9l@4c; yearlings, per head, S496; mich COWS
and calves SI59S5.
SHEEP Choice mutton grades. 5s51zc; medium
TO good, 49i1Ic.
HOGS-Best butchers selections, 71SGSc; fair
light selections, s61zc.
BY Telegraph.
ST. LOUIS, February 81. - Hogs-none
here; no train arriving yet. prices nominal.
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RREADSTUFFS.

1
| Corn remains quiet, with no quotabl'
| chang in prizes. Hay, bran and oals quiet
| Cornmeal in better demand and firm. FIoul
continues dull.
CORN-white, saaslc; choice mixed, &C.
OATs-Mixed. 55955c; black, SIC.
nAY-Timothy. sl7@2o so: mixed. s17@ls 25
prairie. nominaliy S1Sgl4.
family Se SO sos5 o. t Choice e9 % ianes
81 t9sl 90; fancy patents s eas 20 ,,
WHITE BEANs-New. IS 6O@s 60; navy. s. q
RICE-Lonisiana. common, 6>zs7c; prime, TIC
BY telegraph.
DETROIT, February 21.-Whsat easy; spot
81 Pa March, 81 PA April and May. 81 2g54
June. 81 2S1z: July. 81 esq; No. > red, no sales
No. white nominal.
NEW YORK, February 2l-Flour dull;
superfine Western and state, si94 40 Whea,
opened 1z@1c high.r, closed at an advance lost
and closed du and heavy; ungraded red, 81 $50
81. Rice quiet but steady.
LOUISVILLE, February 2I.-Flour quiet
patent. ss@5 %: choice fancy, 81 5o@7 70; fancy
&c 1907 y higher grades, IS 1896 %. Wheat dull
Ind nominal; No. 81 ss@I IS. Corn-No. White,
., axe. Rye-No. 2, 81 o..
BALTIMORE, February 21-Flour quiet
and steady Western l osupeTne g 75Sl % extra
but higher; No. winSer red. spot. 81 2ss4@i 8o54
February, 81 29%@1 81; March; 81 3l@l Sis4
April 81 3l244l 50; May, 81 3534e1t 30ts: June
81 341Ea1 san; July, 81 221z91 "a. Corn-weste n
6sc April. 6sA bid; May. 7O14 a7O14c steamer. SIC
a-ked. Oats quiet; western white. 47949c mixed
4ec; Pennsylvania, 47s4ec. Rye dull, 9o995c.
CHICAGO, February 81 Flour quiet
Wheat unsettled, but generally higher and irreg-
81 265tal p February, 81 % March, 81 269S9I 261S
April, 81 PTS May, 81 2Jsz June. Corn fairly
active aad shade higher; 571S s5Sc cash, 571Sc
February. SIZE March, 63c May aud June. Odls
quiet; 4218c cash, 40lzc February. 4o1Ic March,
4l1sc april, 44c May. 431.c June Rye quiet but
firm, SEC Barley quiet but firm. 81 03.
CdH.-Wheat Inactive and lower; 81 2654 March,
81 2a9l 2S1s April. 81 q May, 81 0i@l Oh the
year. Corn qniet; 571zc March. 5S1sa April, 625s
March. 411Sc April 435z94s5kc May, i314c asked
June.
ST. LOUIS, February 2I-Flour dull; treble
extra, So 3OG5 IS: family, s. 1895 90; choice TO
fancy, Sc 0js6 CO. Wheat str,.ng and higher, be-
u the lowest point SNo red, 81 351{11 S5l1 cash,
3514@1 SO February, 81 25z March. 81 261s pril.
81 26 May, 81 1875 June; sales were made ~ 81 23
al 253 Mirch 81 261s91 2s14 April, 81 2634a1 2sss
May, 81 1891 % June; No. red, 81 2l@1 y; No.
red, 81 IL bid. Core higher; 57s4 5Sc cash, $500
5s54c March, 601Ss6055c April, GIG May sales
werr made at a211g62zso May Oats lower: 1919
Barley-medum 10 fancy, 75e@s1 10.
afternoon Bodrd.-Wheat lower, slow and weak
81 2314 March, IL &c April and May. 81 20 June,
81 II July; these prices are sa114c lower than yes
rday's closing, except for February, which Is sc
higher, and July the same yesterday. Corn
lower and slow; 5s9sc March, 6013c April, 629sc
May.
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City OF Vicksburg-2o cases eggs.
Z. p. Schenck-7 dozen chairs, brls
whisky, pkgs mdse.
Hard Cash brought ont of White river %
bales cotton, 10 nd cattle, u pkgs sundries.
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Another Proposed Advance In Freight
Eahf.

CHICAGO, February 2I.-The proposal for
an advance in freight rates on basis of %
cents for grain from Chicago to New York
land ts-dsy.
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Erie to Double.Tr.ck its Entire Roa,

New YORK, February 21.-The Fri road
has decid, d to doubie-trsck its entire line
west of HprnellsviIle, thus perfecting a
double track the entire length Of their line.
The means are already provided.
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HORSES AND MULES.
Fair s,IDnIv IN tho m arEst and yrices nm

Far supply on The market, andprices I'M
changed.
MULES-No. dray mules. 10 to I614, s175@225;
i3 TO 10, Sl509l75; Is TO 1512, Sl25@l50 AZ to
10, sl009l25
HoRSES-Good driving, sl25a2Oo heavy draft,
none the market; saddle horses Sl4Od225
plugs s406z75.
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Above loH
URrEr

~beIOW hlgn Water marx OF Isl.
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Time Bsr. Ther. Wind. Weather
o;OS m 300i1 90 NV. ICie%r
POS pm. 30l6I AZ W Clear
~ Us PM 1o2iH ~ W. Clear
Maximum temperature &c.
Minimum temperature 50.
Ship News.
OUTHAMPTON, February 21--Arrived: werder
New York.
HAMBURG, February 2I-Ardyed: wieland,
New York
NEW YORK. February 2I.-Arrived: Assyrian
Monarch, London.
NEW ORLEANS. February 2l-Arrived: Cali
tornidn, Mexican ports Cleared: New orleans,
Algiers and Clandon, New York
QUEENsToWN. February 2I.-Arrired: Ohio.
Pn1iadelpbia The disabled steamer Sandman
ssed here in tow Of the II
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ST.. LOUIS, February 2I.-Flour dull; treble
GROCERIES,


Business quiet in all departments of this
branch of trade.
CoFFEE-ordinary 11@l2c; prime, 121zc; fair,
1870: choice, 14G141ac
SUGAR Louisiana open kettle. 5}8@S1%c; gel
low clarified 81 g9ac; OFF white clarified, 91a99c;
pure white, 9ASloc' cut loaf. 1I3zc; granulated,
l0I9c powdered, lie.
MOLASSE Louisiana, common to fair 5o95sc:
good to prime 60965c; strictly prime to choice 6s
@B70c: faqcy, zoe; Syrups. 45SG55c, as in quality
CANNED GOODS, ErC.-Priees per dozen:
Peaches, lbs, standard. a.; seconds, 81 IS; toma
toes Ibs. 81 D; lbs. 81 so: strawberries ST. so:
raspberries 81 90; blackberries, 81 50 green cages
81 S5d1 30; plums. 81 50 pears, 81 509l 75; extra
Oyster Bay asparagus, 81 %; green corn, 81 2592,
to quality; green peas, 81 50@2 70; cove oysters
81 2o9I %. full weight; light weight. No. I: 75c;
No. . 81 Is; condensed milk, Crown, Sc 40; Eagle,
SIS % pine apple, ST. 1892 20.
SALT-Per carload, 81 60; from store, 81 65@
l 20 per Darrell coarse, per sack, 81 So fine, 81 Is.
S0A P-SH @61&c per pound.
BY telegraph.
BALTIMORE, February 21.-Cofee firm,
Rio, cargoes, ordinary TO fair, 1890. Sugar
STEADY.
New YORK, February 21.-CoffIe quiet but
steady. Sugar dull fair to good refining, 7971sc.
MOlasses-demand fair and market firm.
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PROVISIONS.

Hog products remain firm; telegraphic ad-
vices wanting from up-country markets.
Fresh meats in moderate supply and dull.
Butter continues firm, with highest quota
tons ruling. Cheese very dull, but I'M
changed.
Western, 2S@34c; fancy dairy, S6938c; Goshen,
S79SSc: creamery 46@49,.
CHEESE-New factory at 914@l0c per pound !;
hali-eream. 11@1I19c: full cream, H91419c:
Young America. l414G15c.
quarters sc; mess, sl2 per barrel; 70 50 half bar
rels. Hogs. Sc; bsckbones, i@5e; spare-ribs So
sy sae
SIS I21a; breakfast bacon, SIS Is per cwt.
clear rib SO IS; shoulders 50 50; loose, 124c per
cwt less
10 S55a; clear rib, slo@1o l25z; shouiders s. 12jS
loose ~ I214 H. per cNt less. s,o n. 90 II, ,,,s
sl2 "a l0-lb pals, sl3 %: j 10 tins, SIS So
BY Telegraph.
New York, February 2l-Pork dnll; new
mess, SIS. Lard heavy; prime steam, 10f4gI0e0c-
BALTIMORE, February 81. = Mess pork,
SIS 259ls 80 Bulk meats-shoulders, SIC; clear
Western packed. ls@46c: roll, 25e52c. Eggs firm.
26@27c.
LOUISVILLE, February 81. - Provisions
S1s PORK SIS 90 BglE @
Gle rib loose, lO@l01sc; clear, 101ac Sugarcured
hams, packed 129i212c.
ST.. LOUIS. February 2l.-Pork quiet, ST. so
february and March. Dry salt meats dull .,
50, 9,60c Bacon quiet ~, 10 %, 1V1zc Lard
nominal. Butter-oreamery, 40g49c; dairy, 25@
3Sc. Eggs higher, 20@22c.
CHICAGO. February 2l-Pork quiet and
lower; 81 256l7 80 cash ST 27% February and
March, sl7 AZ pril 81 62zf May. sl7 S74 june.
Lard inactive; 1O371Sc cash. FebIusr, and March,
l01%a1o.52c April, 10.65@i0 671zc May, 10.771zu
10 SOC June Bulk meats Gull; shoulders, 64oc;
short rih 9.S0c: short clear, 9.60c.
CdH.-Pork inactive aud lower; 81 20@l7 80
March, ST. 40 April, 81 62E May, 50 June.
Lard active but lower; 10 soc Mar b, 1o47I4c April
a NAY 50
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New York.

The New York spot market opened quiet,
nominally unchanged; at 1880, dull; at 2:30,
dull; at 8, dull; closing without change in
quotations. and sales reported of 759 bales
contracts, 800 bales. Exchange will be closed
on Wednesday, 22d, in honor of Washing
toms birthday.
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A Train SsFirea' across Dangerous
TreSIlc.

Little Rock Gazette, Sunday: "The pas
senger train ON the Little Rock and Fort
Smith road was six hours late on its incom-
ing run yesterday. When the train reached
the bridge over Piney, a stream between Rus
sellville AMI ClarksvIile, it was discovered
that the 'bents' were washing away, and that
the bridge was insecure. After waiting fer
about ak hours the cars we're fred over
singly. The firing process is rather e2per-
mental, but ia much sal. than running the
entire train over at once. When all the cars
had been showed over, the passengers walked
across. The engine did not go over. A To-
connective from this side pulled the train in.
The passengers are not enthusiastic over their
six hours recreation"
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COS az N Err.
$500 Reward.

WE VIII pay the above reward for any case o,
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia. Sick Headache Indi-
sestien, hstipatioR or Cosetveness we cannot cure
with Wen Vegetable Liver Pills when tbe rfras.
tons are s11ctly complied with. They are surely
Vegetable, and never tail to give satisfsctio1
Sugar-co&ted- Large boxes. containing 81 nj Ia 2
cents For sale by al druggists Beware of coun
terieits and limitations The genuine manufacS
tared eaiy BY JOHN g. WEST d CO., 'sThe PHI
Maker" Isl and 1S3 W. Madison street. Chicago
Free tial package sent " mail, prepaid on re-
DIS Main Aerurhfz ~
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COTTON.

The local market opened and closed quiet
withincressed demand, at quotations. Sales,
1925 bales-25 to spinners end 400 to ex-
porters.
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FUTURE FLUCTUATIONS.
Rev Orleans.

New Orleans spots opened quiet; at IL 80,
quiet; at l 80 very quiet, the market closing
without change in quotations, and Gales of
1900 bales. The Cotton Exchange closed st
1:30 on account of the Mardi Gras cele-
bratfo1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-22

Articles OF association OF the Brinkley
Car-Works and Manufacturing Company
have b. en- flo with the secretary of state OF
Arkansas. This is a sensible enterprise. Sur
rounding Brinkley are the largest saw-milIs
in the State. Box cars can be manufactured
much cheaper than they are made in the
North, where the lumber is shipped thou
sands of miles. There has been $4,000
subscribed, and the enterprise is not matI,r
of conjecture, but a matter of fact. The
following gentlemen compose the company;
John Gum, William Black, NJ. Kelby, ]. c.
Crenshaw, James Gum. o. NJ. Norman, S S.
Wesby. c. T. Cross, r. B. Davis, John q z
zlld, l. D, Pirkinson, w. W. Hooker, t. III.
Bates, J. I. Box, NJ. 81. Vaughan, II. W.
Jolly, Joseph Tomlinson, T. S. LeIson, l.
Selipger.
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Rich Findings on a Railway Survey.

Railroad surveys recently made in Texas
county, Missouri, for railroad from Spring
field, that State, to Memphis, disclose the
fact that some large hills near Houston, the
county SCAT of Texas county, are full of fine
iron ORE The St. Louis Republican says that
at a short distance below the surface pros
pactcrs found largeLnass which, upon being
opened with blast, exposed a surface of
b u4-looking ore, and it is now believed that
the entire hill is a solid mass of superior
iron ore, inferior only to Iron Mountain and
Pilot Kn 10 in quality and quantity. The
Republican says that when the several rail-
road extensions projected shall be built
through Texas and tae adjoining counties,
they will bring in easy reach enough choice
ore to supply the country for ages.
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PORT OF MEMPHIS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.
I HIREnAN
MOVEMENTS AT THE IEyEE

Frisrs Point-..-CoAKoXA, Thursday, pm
Arkansas City-.DEAS ADAMS. Thursday, . q,
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sRooMs AND saooM-coRN.

Bros@s OF home manufacture and broom.
corn continue in good demand.
BRooA-CoRN-Per ton, slJOa220, according Il
BROoN5 Per dozen in wholesale lots, 81 75af
SEEDS.
The following Iist of prices covers the
principal articles, for which there is at pres
ent daily increasing demand.
! CLOYER-ss . per bushal
/ a. IS: German milIet, s.; Eungarian. 81 - %
! OAIS-Red rust proof. 659eoc; black o597Jc.
oNloNS-SeIs, s. JOS
WHISKY, ETC.
No change to report il prices, and business
Is quiet.
wHIsKY-Redistilled, 9Oc@s1 80; straight, 81 50
wISEsNIniportei Port, 81 aos4; sherry. 81 90
per Heidgick sEsa25; Mam1n's extra dry. Sc az;
ciaTst = 10 per box: Casswba cases e. Soa6
apple, eggs %.
BY Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, February 2l.-Whisky quiet,
81 1871 20
ST.. LOUIS, February 2l.-whisky steady,
81 Il.
CHICAGO, February 21-Whisky steady,
81 IS
PELTRIES, HIDES AND LEATHER.
hard TO accomplish at quotations.
PELTRY-Hunter raccoon-No. l. 55c: No Q
4Oc No. 3, zoe; No 1. Toe; country raccoon, 10 to
soc to 81: nuskrat, to 1Oc wild cat 10 to 25c;
house cat, loo; opossun, loc; skunks, 10 to soc;
wolfskn SOC to 81 50: fox. 40 to 6Oe bearskin soc
o IS; sheepskin, p to 75e; dry deerskin, per 10,
20 To 30c, decline of l5c per pound
HIDES, ETC-No dry flint hides. I5@zl6c: No.
dry hides, l2913e: dry salt hides, 1oa12e: No. ]
green salt hides. 71@c; No. green salt hides &c;
green hides. 1890; beeswax-prime yellow, lsc;
tall Nv, 6Ic; ginseng per pound, 81 50; prime
feathers 40c.
EEATHER-Oak sole. S7d4Oc; hemIock, 2TasOc
per pound; harness, 500 Zoe; skirting 37G40c:
French calf, si0960 per dozen; domestic calf. $50
W6oL-Tubwashed, 25gs5c; unwashed, 1ss2sc;
bury. i09l6c.
HOUSEKEEPING MATERIALS.
Bricks, lime and cement are quiet at for
mer prices.
NAIIS-eS % rates per keg.
BRICKS Hard, SO 20: soft, 50 a thousand fire.
brick. 81 al 80 a hundred
LIaE AND CENES alabama lime, 3-hushel
barrel. 9JcdSl barrel: Tennessee. 21S- bushel bar
rel, S5g9Oc: Louisville cement 81 70al - BARREL
Rosadale cement. s. 30 a barrel; Portland, So
Plaster OF Paris, e. so.
PETROLEUM MARKETS.
COAL OIL-Wholessle lots at lOc per gallon.
BY TELEGRAPH.
CLEVELAND, February 81. - Petro cum
hrmer; s.W. ITO. &c.
PrTTsBURG, Pa, February 21.-Petroleum
fairly active; united certificates unsettled clo ed
at s254c; refined, size, Philadelphia delivery.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-02-22
MEDICINAL.
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