Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-07
THE CITY.
LEDGER LINES.

Dried sugar corn, Lyle & Shields
Louis Lange's Paris Louvre corsets
Sultsna r%aisins, Lyle & Shields.
200 baskets grapes. D.. Canale&CO
OEanne& Mays new store, 257 Main
Malaga grapes, Lytle & Shields.
Clipped beef. Jos. P. Carey & Co.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, %.
Main street.
1000 lunches ripe and green banan.
as, cheap, at D. Canale & Co.
Apple cider, Atmore's mince meat
apple butter, Buckbam & Campbell
The outs against the ms is all Their,
is in it, after all.
Two draymen were charged a dollar
each yesterday, by Recorder Hadden,
for not taking proper care to have
their numbers displayed.
Thurber's No. 8, best Sc cigar.
Fransioli's, corner Union and Second.
The Tennessee Brokerage Associa
ton now takes trade orders on Chicago
markets for year corn, December
wheat and January provisions.
Choice beef tenderlOins, finest meat
in the market, and also red snappers
at Victor D. Fuchs market, 80 and Al
Jefferson street.
Reelfoot perch, red snapper and
white fish at Signaigo's, 278 Second
and 90 Beal street.
Venison steak, squirrels, quails and
ducks, fresh oysters, wholesale and re
tail, Signaigo, A8 Second and % Beal
street.
Sol Coleman's fine imported Ha.
vanas will make many a lucky maj
happy to day. Bets of boxes Of fire
imported cigars have been numerous
and Sol Coleman can supply them.
Southern Democrat" Eaton secured
a round lot of silver half dollars ves
terday, supposedly for election pur-
poses, in accordance with his usual
custom, previous to the day when
votes are to be bought or sold.
Tonight the elected candidates will
be rejoicing over their success at the
polls. Tomorrow night other lucky
ones will be rejoicing over prizes drawn
in the Little Havana Lottery. Get a
ticket to-day.
No cotton news from any quarter
to-day, exchanges at New Orleans
and New York being closed on &c
count Of the elections.
Yesterday was one of the most a :
tive business days known in the his
tory Of the city and TO day is one
of the dullest. The streets we're
blockaded all Of yesterday with teams
and people. To-day they are clear,
and an almost Sabbath stiffness reigns
Stores have closed and everybody ap-
pears to have quit, all on account Of
Eliza-or the election.
The eminent actress, Mary Ander.
son, arrived at Louisville last Sunday
and was cordially received at her early
home BY many citizens, who gave ex
preston to the warmest feelings Of
friendship for her, and qualification at
her continued histrionic success. The
popular actress was, Of course, econ
panied by her equally unpopular step.
father, DR.. Griffin, but the Doctor has
always basked in the shadow Of her
smiles, aud he always will as long as
Mary and he last, therefore the public
to have one must take the other.
A number of planters interested in
the production Of cotton seed, it was
announced, would meet to consult and
express indignation yesterd y, at the
Peabody Hotel, regarding tn reduc
ton Of one dollar per ton in the price
to be paid by the cotton seed oil mills
At the present figures for oil and
cake, or meal, the mills arc not real.
izing more than $2l for the oil cake
and meal from a ton of raw seed; and
paying for labor and running ex.
penses, the prospects are not favorable
for a very large surplus. The planters
however, might remedy their little
trouble by building a few oil mills.
Double line ruling pens; two lines
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