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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-26
John Thompson. the veteran cabin-buildsr
WEATHER AND RIVERS.

WHEELING, November 25.-Noon-Rfver feet
inches and stationary. Weather clear.
PITTSBURG. November 25.-Nlght--Riyer foot
10 inches, and stationary. Weather clear ana cool
vICKS BURG, November 25.-Riyer rose inches
Notwithstanding rain Departed: CITY of
GreenvilIe AID Arkansas City, st. Louis
NEW ORLEANS. November 25.-Weather partly
cloudy and warmer; Thermometer, 70I. Arrived:
Peninah. st. Louis Departed: David z Powell.
st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. November 25.-Night-River station
airy, with 10 feet inches by the gauge. Weather
cloudy; cool rain tonight. Departed: City of
Vieksburg, Vicksburg; City of New Orleans. New
Orleans.
CINCINNATI, November 25.-Noon-Rivere feet
inches. and stationary. Weather clear and cool.
Night-River Q feet inches, and falling. Weather
clear and cool. Departed: R R. Springer, New
Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, November 25-Noou-Riyer fall
ing slowly, with feet inches in the canal and 3
feet inches in the chute on the falls Weather
clear and COOL Night-River stationary, with feet
in the canal and feet inches in the chute on
the falls. Weather clear and cool
EVANSVILLE. November 25.-Neon-River ris-
ing. with feet large by the gauge. Weather clear
and cold thermometer, 42S. Arrived: Mary Hous
ton, Cincinnati, l2:45 An Departed: Mary Hous-
ton, New Orleans. 10:35 an Night-Rver sta
uonary, with feet By the gauge Weather foggy
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL

AT the Louisville depot at Nashville sev-
raj persons in ssreetcar were injured by a
|ssiSaAERain backing into the car. The passengers
|1ed the railroad, but all compromised their suits
xcept Miss Margaret McHulty. Though not suf
bring vey seriously, she carried on her suit, and
b Monday awarded 5000 damages.
/ Georgia is probably the only place in the
World where railroad builds culverts OF white
"A arble and lays its ties on bed of the same ma
erial. Vet this is true and far truth goes II
might have been stated that the roadbed was
gold mine. These statements may seem exagger.
bted, but a matter OF fsct Gilmsr and Pickens
fOunties through which the Marietta aud North
Georgia railroad Iuns are bound together by
whte marble nearly as fine as tina, of Carrara. and
Is through this marble the rOadbed has been cut
An impori ant decision respecting suits
against railway companies under the Illinois laws
has just been decided by the Circuit Court at
Cairo. III. The states attorney of Alexander
county, on the complaint of certain individuals
commenced suit against the St. Louis and Cairo
Railroad Company for alleged unjust discrimina-
tion in charges The Court decided that States
attorneys have authority to bring suits of this
character unless by the request or direction of the
railway commissioners Of the State, and thereupon
fisnnissed the proceedings. Doubtless the case
Will be appealed. final decision is important as
ettling the question whether an individual can
1arrass railway companies in this way, while the
railroad commissioners, who are appointed for the
1ery purpose of Watching the railways find no oc-
aslon for taking action.
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FUTURE MOVEMENTS.

The City OF Greenville, Capt. Jos. Bryan,
| is due up to-day for St. Louis.
The City of Vicksburg is the Anchor-liner
Tuesday morning for Vieksburg.
The Wyoming, Capt. w. w. Coulson, is
dee down to-day from Cincinnati.
The Katie Hooper, Capt. Ed Rowland, is
| the Wednesday packet fer Arkansas river.
The Rene Mscready, Capt. o. K. Joplin,
hthe Tuesday packet for st. Francis river.
| The New Mary Houston, Capt. Charles
Miller, is the next o-liner due down for New Or
| The Commonwealth, Capt. J. T. McCords
Is the Anehot-Line packet this morning at 10
/ her clerk.
The Tiger, Capt s. Basket, is the packet
Monday evening at O'Clock for Peters Landing
and all way points. Wade Hampton presides in
| the office.
The City of Helena, Capt. Flem Calvert, is
the Anchor-1ine packet Monday evening at 5
o'clock for Cairo and st. Louis George Walton is
her clerk
The Mark Twain, Capt. w. p. Hall, is the
packet Monday evening at O'Clock for Hales
Point and all way landings, Col. ]. D: Fuller in
the office.
The Coahoma, Capt. Henry Cooper, is the
Lee-liner Monday evening at O'Clock for OsceoIa
and the upper bends, Hugh Tomlinson and
Charles Bourne are her clerks.
The City OF Cair0, Capt. George w. Wick
O'clock for vicfsburg and the bends. Thomas IN as
White and John Crane are her clerks
The City of Baton Rouge, Capt. H. E.
Bixby, is the Anchor Line packet this morning at
10 O'Clock for New Orleans and all intermediate
landings. James Elton Is her clerk:
Tue James w. CAT, Capt. Robt. w. Wise,
is the regular packet Tuesday evening at O'Clock
for all points on the Ohio river far as Cincin-
natl. James surtees has charge of her once
The james Lee, Capt. Stack Lee on deck,
is the packet Monday evening at O'Clock for
Helena, Friars Point and all way landings. Lloyd
whitlow is her clerk, assisted by Plat Rhoades
and Arthur Browne.
The Dean Adams, Capt. Mark r. Cheek,
Is the United States mail packet Monday evening
at O'Clock for Arkansas City and all way land.
ings. A. L. Cummfns is her attentive clerk as
sisted by Lee Cummins and Walker Outlaw,
The John s. Bransford, Capt. w. H. Holt
is the Milt Harry Line packet Monday evening at
O'Clock for all points on white river, going
through to Jacksonport and making connections
with W. ID. Smith in the office
The Hard Cash, Capt. Ed C. Postal, will
leave on her regular day Wednesday evening at 5
O'Clock for al points on White river, going
through to Jacksonport, and making connections
with packets for upper White and Black rivers
Charles n. and Joseph Postal are her clerks.
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DAILY BULLETINS

The Liverpool spot market at noon indicated
FAIR demand freely met at previous prices. sales,
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3 REAOSTUEES.


No demand for corn except in retail way
No changes TO report in breadstufs, except
ing cornmeal, which has declined.
WHARTON track 90a95c.
CoRS-Shelled aad in ear, 55957e.
oATs-choice mixed nominaIly 439As on
HAY-Choice timothy nominalIy SIC on leyee;
s1Per hundred from storei prime. sl4S1s praiiie,
BsGs-s5gstc Fer hundred from store; SIS per
ton f-om leyee.
FLoUEI-,sugerhne, 81 25g4 So extra, 81 iog
c1 oIfm e sl fp Sspre as98
CRACKED WHEAT-In half barrels, 81 5og5 from
store
HoX1SY-From store, IS 8595 50.
WHITE BEAss-Nsygis e 55&3 from store.
RIcx-L2uis.ana. common, 1910; prime, Sc;
LOUISVILLE, November 25.-Flour- good to
fancy family brands, 50 5g5 10: Wheat quiet; No
2 red winter, 9ogeSc. Corn dull and nominal !
30. white, nc; new ear, 45c- Oats quiet; mixed
Western. 39c.
NEW YORK November 25-Flour steady; SUPER
hne Western and State, g @@3 % Wbeat-eash
stock 1zGlc higher; options 14s5sc higher and
strong; ungraded red, 90c@s1 13L. Rice quiet but
steady; domestic, 51@@7c.
NEW ORLEANS, November 25.-Flour-high
ssc. Corpsneal, S2s5@290 Hay-ordinary, SIC;
prime, SO; choice, 5000 so. Rice-Louisiana,
ordinary TO choice, 42s96Izc.
CINCINNATI, November 25.-Flour dull; fam
lily, 81 So@4 80; fancy, 81 75@5 25 Wheat strong
No. red winter. 81. Corn stronger; No; mixed,
steady, 625zc. Barley dull extra No. fsif 7og75c
MILWAUKEE, November 25.-wheat hTmer and
higher No. hard, 81 %; No. 2, $3.50 November,
95c December, 951sc January; No. 3, 79c; No. 4,
Coo. Corn steady but inactive; No 2, CSC. Oats
snd but hg aac Ns Sc E yhie &c sye
5s weaker anu ''AsnAH'' NO. = ''e; extra No. D.
BALTIMORE, November 25.-FIour-supetfne.
3 2593 IS; extra. siG4 e.; family, 81 s7@6
ed. spot and November 81 0s ssked; December.
q 08A; January, 81 1901 l054; February, 81 115sS
49, Corn-Western higher and firm; mixed. |
lew or old S0ss7c; the year, 671S9677sc; January
3G6g5zc- Oats steady and dull; Western white, |
S9i5c; mixed. 409i1c; Pennsylvania, 429i6e. |
Rye quiet 64967c-
3 s5g4 choice, 81 I5@i g: fancy, "a 7Oa5 Wheat |
igher snd slow; No 2 red, e59951<c cash, 947s |
195zc November, 951s@951zc CLOSING at inside |
'riceJ December, s51sc the year, 9ezs997c Jan |
ed, 9oeS6ssc. Con-hiehef for this Years OPP
ions, unchanged for next year; CSC cash and No
smoer, 541sc December, 5315g54c the yezr, 1870
anuary, ACC Februsry, 5oss95o12c May. oals
december and the year, ssikc january, 35ZG May. |
I've quiet, SIC. Barley, 5eGscc for sample lots.
CHICAGO. November 25.-Flour quiet; common
Q choice spring, So 5og5 so: common to fancy,
Illinois and Missouri 81 5O95 So Michigan 81 5O@5.
Wheat active, firm and higher: regular. 931sc No
ember, 935s994c Dece mber, $3.50 the year. 94zs9
55<@96c cash, eSase15c December: No CHICAGO
pring, 9316c cash, November and the year; No.
inter Ole, Corn unsettled and lower; GIG cash.
lsk@651<c November, 6o96015c December. 60c the
ear, 531z@55ssc January. 541S954sSe May Oats
ctive, firm and higher; 81 9371zc cash, size No
ember, 35c December and the year, 341zc jan |
airy, So>zc May. Rye firm, 5se. Barley steady. &c.
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TRUST SALE.
Trustees Sale.


TTHDER and by certain trust deed executed
" January 8, 1881, 10 me, as trustee, by Z. q.
W. Shelby and s. G. Shelby, duly recorded In the
Registers office of Shelby county, Tenn, In book
9, page 2ls. and was recorded on the 22d day of
January 1851, in Record Book No. IS6, page 129.
to secure Indebtedness therein set forth, WILL
On Saturday, December -, IS62,
sell in front Of the courthouse in the city of Mem
phis, Tenn, between the hours of IL O'Clock am.
and pm, at public auction, to the highest bid
der. for cash. the following property described in
said trust deed, to-wit: one fifth undivided in
terest in a tract or parcel of land in the Second
District Of Shelby county, Tenn. and bounded as
follows, to-wit: On tie south by the lands Of the
Crane heirs; on the north by the lands known As
the Sigler tract; OF the east by the Williams
tract, and on the west by the land known as the
old Shelby tract and now owned by Sigler, con-
tanning seventysix (76) acres, more or less. Also
a one-i1fth interest in another tract parcel of
land. situated in the same county and State and
in the Fourth Civil District Of said county. and
known as the Ware homestead, and bounded on
the south by Mr. CHI Alexender sRd Nj ' ~
Sigler tract. and on the west hy Cuba con te1ping
one hur1frnd le1l- Equity OF re-
Erred, title believed TO be good but
sell as trustee only.
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TNDER aud By certain trust deed executed
~ January IL, 1882, to me, as trustee, by W. @.
Boardman, duly recorded In the Registers ONCE
CT Shelby county, Tenn, in Book 10, page s. TO Sc
cure an Indebtedness therein set forth, will, on
Satu rday, the I'd Day of December. I862,
sell in front of the courthouse in the city Of Mem
phis Tenn, between the hours of IL O'Clock am.
and pm. at public auction, TO the highest bid
der for cash, the following property described In
said trust deed, to-wit: One Fire Box. 25-horse
power Boiler, one Diamond Engine, one single
Sawmin with Emersons patent inserted Tooth
saw; one 10-inch 4ply Gum Belt. 60 feet long; one
Steam Jet and Pipes, one Lumber Carriage and
smokestack and Connecting Pipes Valves, etc, be-
longing to said machinery, known as the mill
property Of McClanrock & Sledge, OF Mt Zion,
-'p'--' HORACE e. FURNACE. Trustee.
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Money commands per cent? with mode
rate demand and easy.
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RAILWAY RECORD.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS


Chesapeake, Ohio and SOuthWesiern-
iDs move as follows: No. texprssS) lefves Al
20 PM No. (maIll at S:25 am. no. eSoNlng-
accommOdation) at $40 pm No. 1 texpressJ
ives at 2:20 An; No. arrives at 40 ?. m No.
|ovingtOn accommodation, $3.50 am. tsliyume).
*Iemphis and Little KOck-Trslns move
ollows: No. leaves daily at i;4Op.In arrives
.hlO:50 pm. 40. leaves at5 AM arrives at 8
p; Mo- ttIeighD leaves Hopefeld at am ar
les at pm.
Memphis and CharIeSrOn-Trains move
4 follows (city timeJ: Through express leaves
4 ly at IL :05 pm. Local mail aud express leaves
Lily at S:l5 am. SomerTiiie accommodation
ives daily, except Sunday, at AIS p m. Through
press arrives daily at 100 a m Local mail and
press arrives daily at $50 D. m SomerVille &C
nmodation arrives daily, except sunda y at $40
b.
ii1OnIsViIIe aud Na>bEIIIe-Trsins move
follows: Fast mail arrives dzily at $40 am. I;
'ayes at ll:l0 pm; mail leaves daily at S:25
'm-; passenger accOmmod ton leaves daily
40 a IN; arrives daily OF $40 ?. m tcity umel-
ill make close connection for all points East;
townsville accom- mediation leaves daily, except
hndav, at 4:55 pm; mail arrives daily at 40
m. Brownsville accommodation arrives daily,
rcept Sunday, at S;25 Am.
n tssissippi and Teuuessee-TraIns move
fellows: New Orleans aud fast mail aud express
syes daily at l2:S5 pm; express freight leaves
N.Y. except sunday, At 8:45 pm; freight leaves
MY, EXCEPT Sunday, at $50 a m. New Orleans
81 mail and exuress arrives daily at 1910 a. m:
press freight arrives daily except Sunday, at
W am ileigdL arrives daily, except Sunday, at
" p.fa. weight trains carry passengers.
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.e 10 continue,
tide, the pres
lnmOn points
-uaZOr do
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, vesToCK MARKET.

J.LaCroi1, of the Memphis Stock Yard,
Second street, Chelses. reports cattle receipts
the past week only Mich mobet cows in good de-
mand, The market has been bare for sheep
and lambs throughout the week. Choice
bntchers' grades find ready sale at quotations
The hog market has been fairly supplied the
past week; prices have declined fully &c.
CoRS-FEp CA11LE-Choice, 41z95c o,<.,
GRASS CATTLE-Chciee, 494I2c; good, S5sS4c;
fuir 70 medium ls<N31<c; common, 1I292c
SHEEP-Choice, per pound, &C; meoium' o(9S7aci
common, PS pr aeeu per head 81 5O95 medium.
~ d n $50 to 200 pounds, 1870; me-
dium 6l%07c; common, 5xg6c, iii,
Cows IN 81 TVS Good mich COWS with young
calves Der head s209lO; yearlings, per head, Sc
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HousE-BUILDING MATERIALS.
p.;oL. lima and cement quiet at form,

prices.
FRAMING LuMBER-Yard prices-Rough, SIS per
1000 feet; dressed $780, yellow pine flooring, sa5 !;
shingles s304 so; lathing-poplar, 81 75; cypress
70 per 1000 lsths Extra prices for extrs lengths
SGfLs1ss eoa4 per key, and leading sizes hard
BsIcKs-Hard, SO 50; soft. 80 per 1000; friedrich,
'' ggS q I'D VCrMESr-Alabama lime, s5c@sl a
barrel: Tennessee S5990c: Louisville cement,
81 706i IS a barrel; Rosedale cement 81 so a bar
rel: Portland s.; plaster of Paris. 81 so.
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Prices az previously quoted and business
quiet. ma. a..
BrAxp1E.-Cognsc, s5e1o; peach q 5Oss Soi
apple, S2g3 50. -. a 5oaA. sherry. 81 55a
T. rhamna1ne-Ameficzn extT- dIy' sISoo ~ u.
HeidsicE s23a25; Mumm's exIs o1y, 1891
ciaret SCI 75a7 pei box cataw "a, % ICY q sn
a., according TO age
ST. LOUIS, November 25--Whisky steaoy' - 10
CHICAGO. November 25.-Whisky STEADY, q IL
IOUTsyILLE November q. -Whisky'sl Is
CIScISSATI, November 25.-WhiskT s'esdy'
81 I5, ,,,,.-,- -.....-
BALTIMORE, November p. - WHISKY s'e~oy'
81 10. NJ.
NE1oRLEANs, November 25--Whisky-Mest-
ern rectifed 81 O5dl 20.
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uoRsEs AND Mul Es.

There are but few mules on the market,
the demand being for large mules. The
horse market ie dull.
MULEs-No. dray mules, 16 to 161a hands. 5000
to 10, s1l0@l30.
HoRsEsSGood driving, sl259200; heavy draft
sl5092OO; saddle horses. sl259250; plugs, Si0975.
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PELTe,Es. HIoEs AND LEATneR.
PerRoLEUM MAaKers.

COAL OIL-Wholesale lots, 18c per gs'lon'
CLEVELAND, November 25.-Petroleum stesE
s.w.. 11oe, SIC.
PIrTSBURG. November 25.-Petroleum stesns
united certificates firmer, closed at 81 COS; ie
fined. 7H975Sc, Philadelphia delivery.
BRADFORD, November 25.-The market opeaeSt
this morning at CSC and almost Immediately -
vanced 10 SIC, and at II O'Clock TO 9sc. ~. =,
was the highest figure of the forenoon, cosps =.
S614e. The market opened in the afternGpda ~ =.
S61zc and advanced without break until y ~ e
was reached, when heavy sales caused ahOff be
81, at which figure the market closed u. -Hs
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and cool; thermometer. AZ. Arrived: James W.
CAT, Cincinnati, las pm. Departed: James y.
CAT, Memphis. $40 pm
CAIRO, November 25-Noon-Weather cloudy
and cold. Arrived: Henry A Tyler, Memphis, 8
a m; Cons Aillar, Memphis, an Sity of Baton
Rouge, St. Louis, II am Departed: Grand Lake.
stiLouis, an; Henry Lowry, New Orleans, 5
am Cons Millar, Cincinnati, Gam. Night-River
II feet, and falling. Weather cloudy; thermome-
ter, as. Arrived: City of Helena St Louis 4
pm John A Scudder, New Orleans. pm De
parted: City of Helena Vicksburg Z D n: John
a Scudder, ST. Louis, pm.
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, Q. s. A,
MEMPHIS, TENN, November 3, 1852.
The following observations are taken at the
same moment OF time (lOs MI at all the stations
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n II y
VII leave Memphis EVERY SATURDAY, II
nm CO.. Meeting direct with the new BLACK river
o. s. nah packet HILT HARRY for Powhattan
and focahontas, and with Daily Packets TO Bates
vile and Upper White river. Through rates TO
all poin<z
Freight consigned to Mill Harry Line, Memphis
or Terrene, viii be prom pity forwarded.
Once, No. Madison street.
G.w LIGHTBHRSE Agent. Monroeyst.
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po0o baIss, of which 600 bales were American.
Receipts, 1910 bales, Of which 10000 bales were
At 1920: Uplands, sd; Orleans, SGD.
The Liyerr DOL future market al noon was quiet I;
November, s 6-e4d; November December, 561-64d !;
Deem ber-JanuaIy, ) 69-64d; January-February,
el-64, 60-6td; February March, s1-54d; March
April, $50, 62-64d; kay-June. 4-64; 3-64d;
JuneJuly, 5-64d; July-August. 8 s-64d.
Atl:SO: November. 6 7-64, esd April May, Sd.
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CHANCERY SALE
R e AL Z q T. AT Z.

No. 1854, R.-Chancery Court OF Shelby county
H. s. Hale ct al. VS.. C. z. Vaughn ct al.
DY virtue of interlocutory decree for sale, en-
ID tered in the above cause on the 18th day of
October, 1ss2, NJ B. No. Sc, page 3o, viii SELL at
public auction, TO the highest bidder, in front OF
the Clerk and Masters office, courthouse of Shelby
county, Memphis, Tenn. on
Saturday, December I6, 1S62,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in shelby county, Tenn, to-wit:
The west half Qess 9l00 of an acre) Of lot No "a Of
the weakley tract adjoining the city of Memphis
and lying on Wolf river. containing in all 9f1oo
acres. being the same parcel of land mentioned
and described in a deed from L. B. holland and
wife, Sarah F., to C. r. VAUGHN, recorded in book
81, PIP. 5121S14. Registers office of Shelby coun-
", Tenn.
Terms of Saloon a credit of six and twelve
months; notes bearing interest with sufficient Sc
curity required Lien retained, redemption barred.
This November %, 1882.
r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Mallory, Deputy Clerk and Master.
-Metcalf d Walker. Humes & Humes Sols.
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ION shore) visited his beloved" the other night,
aud lost all note of time in the enjoyment of her
sweet smiles. Fearing the old folks might chide
her for keeping late hours" she devised neat
he always reminded her of a corset-maker. 'sWhy,
my pei?'' he asked, his face all aglow with the
prospect of something cndearing in the compari-
son. Because you make such long stays" she
responded with merry twinkle, but the point
was too apparent, and his eyes refused to twink
responsive, anc he left contemplating a demand
for an exclamation.
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EOK ARKANsAs CITY

FOR WHITE AND BLACK RIVERS.
MILF HAIRY LlNE-nemphfs white
and BLACK River U. 3. Nail Packet.
For Indian Bay, ST. Charles. Clarendon. DeTzAs
Bluf, Des Arc, Anguish, Jeeksonport, 5eArcy.
BatesviIle. PoWEatIzn, and Poc2none&s- The
neR ana ele9anf EfeanlaY
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PORT OF MEMPHIS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.
MOVEMENTS AT THE LEvEE.

zsirals-Hard Cash, White river; Rene Mac
Ray ST. Francis r1ver; Golden Rule, New Or
lesH; Clinton, St Louis; City of Cairo, St. Louis.
q, decentralization Rule, Cincinnati; Vint
SS4niskle, Cincinnati; Clinton, St. Louis; Rene
=, aasseady, st. Francis river; Josie Harry, White
iiyer Ida DarraRh, Arkansas river.
5,nts IN P0rL-Hlrd Gosh and City of Cairo
Beufs Due D0uH -Coahoma, Marx Twain, CITY
q Aton Rouge City of Helena, Wyoming and
james W. Gan
Bats Due Up-James Lee. Dean Adams. Com
iaioewealth, Tiger, Rene Macresdy, City of Green
FllA and Cuiding Star
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VEGETABLES, POULTRY, EGGS, ETc

VEG TABLES, POULTRY EGGS, G.
Eggs more plentiful and steady at previous
prices. The poultry market is quiet, with no
demand for young chick ms, while large
command the extreme OF quotation.
VEG ETABLEs-Onions 81 ee@1 rs for red; 81 1892
for yellow from levee 81 % for large barrels from
store; small barrels. 81. Potatoes, 81 759l 80
from leyee, s292 10 from store. sweet potatoes
nominal. Cabbage: Chicago, off stock, Sc; fresh.
60c per dozen. New kraut, in whisky barrels SIS so
az; IN 40-gallOn barrels s. so; in haltbarrels,
s. 25a3 So Garlic, 81 per hundred.
FRUITs-Orapges, <9gl0 per barrel; S. per box.
drcd. Peanuts-Virginia, hand-picked, lie; Ten
nessee red &c; white, Sc; resisted. 21zc higher;
shelled. 10c. Almonds 1920. Texas pecans, lie:
Arkansas, case: English walnuts, 14ql6c Filberts,
layers, SIS so; Imperial So So Brandy cherries, 81
APPLss, ETc.-Apples, medium aud of-stock,
IS 759f from store; New York Pippins, $i@5.
New Southern dried apples, &C per pound from
Cranberries, s12 509ls per barrel Pickles. medium,
barrel. IS 75A9; halEbarrel 81 75S5.
CIDER-Mssouri, sS9S 90 per barrel, and "a 7e
per half barrel.
EGGS-2Sc
PIGS FEEr-In barrels. sl1; half-bsrrels, s. so;
kegs, e. %.
Nackerel-I2-lb kit, No 1, sI@1 10; No 2,
s5@95c; 15-lbs, No. /, 81 1901 20; No; ?, 95e@sl
halfbarrel SO lbs No L, 81 60; No. 2, s. S. whits
FISH. No. l, per half-barrel, Sc 50@6 IS; family,
81 2594 so; per kit, nominally 81 25 Dried her
rings, per box. 25930c North Carolina roe herring,
hef-barrel, Sc so.
PoULTRY-Chaiee old hens, IS SOFA: old mixed,
81 5093; large young, sS@S IS; medium, 1897 IS
small, 81 1892 D. Young ducks. S5@3 So Tur-
KEYS Sl09l5; dressed turkeys. 12@14c per ID.
GA9EIDuckss mallards. 81 80 AZ 70 per dozen
fish ducks, 81 5o9l IS; squirrels, 81 2o9l SO;
Quails, 81 5O7l 20. rabbits. s..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-26
nRX GOOns

NEw YORK, November 25.-The demand
has been fairly steady foe miscellaneous assort-
ments but confined to requirements This is the
character of trade in all classes of fabrics. The
only thing to note good volume of sales through
deliveries of spring woolens and other speeiaties.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-26
Receipts Yesterday.

Fine Macready-35 bales cotton.
Hard Cash drought out of White river}-773 bales
Cotton, 1876 SKIS seed and 90 pkgs sundries.
Soden Rule-99 hhds sugar, 2l9 brls sugar, go
orlsmolasses, 25 SKIS salt and 10 brls resin.
Ganton-5s0 brls flour. 20 brls apples 800 rlls
oaeEing, $50 pkgs lard, S51 SKIS corn III one-quar
Yer bales hay, IL bales cotton and 122i pkgs sun