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PROVISIONS,

Hog products are strong at quotations.
Fresh meats in good supply, and prices I'M
changed Butter and cheese continue firm
for the better grades, but prices are unchanged.
Western, 2s@sOc fancy diary, so@Sic; New York
Goshen. S793Sc creamery, 41@4Se.
CHEESE-New factory at l0@l012c per pound;
half-eream, 1I3z@12c; full cream, 15c; Young
quarters, 5s7c; mess $40 per barrel; Sc 50 half bar
rels. Hogs, Sc; baekbones, 4@5c; spare-ribs, SO
&c; sausage. sc. Mutton, 5s6e by the carcass.
SIC .; breakfast bacon, SIS . per ewt;
BACON-Packed clear sides, nominally Sl1;
clear rib $40 IS: shoulders, So so; loose, lc per
'I BtLS MEATs-Paeked-clear sides. SO ss9SE;
clear rib $40 121z; shoulders. 81 %; loose, l21c
s12 tegF f ~ g si 29 q pals
BY Telegraph.
New York, February 6-Pork strong and
higher; new mess SIS 25@lS 20. Lard higher:
prime steam, 1I.425l@ii.I5c
LOUISVILLE, February G.-Pork quiet,
$40 So Bulk IneatsnomneI; shoulders. sc; clear
clear, lie. SugarcuTed hams, 121E@lSc.
CINcINNATI, February Pork firm,
SIS 80. Lard strong, IL zoe. Bulk meats in good
sFenser sh%uders Sc Clear Rib @ ees
I95se Butter heavy; choice western reserve Soc'
ST. LOUIS February 6.-Pork higher and
firm; SIS 70 cash. SIS III bid March, SIS 90 bid
April. Lard better, 1l.35c. Dry salt meats active
and higher, 40 $50 9.6099Sjc, Bacon firm, ~,
10. t5@lO. zoe. Butter higher; dairy, 2sd37c;
creamery, S7gi3c. Eggs lower, zoe. E1
BALTIMORE, February 6.-Provisions firm;
mess pork SIS jOa1S 10 Bulk meats-shoulders
and clear nib sides. packed; Ef@lO1fc;, Bacon
shoulders, SIC; clear rib sides, II &c Hams, 13g
l31zc. Lard-refned, PFC. Butter firm; Western,
packed, 1SG4ici roll, - Soc Eggs, 2692sc; lined
l5@20c.
New ORLEANS, February 6.-Pork scarce
and firm; old; sl9; new, $40 So Lard steady; re-
fined tierce. Il5sa1l54e; key, 121 &c. Bulk meats
and firm shoulders loose 654c; packed, re;
clear rib and long clear, clear sides, loc Ba-
con steady; shoulders dull 77sc; sides scarce and
in demand; clear rib and long clear l0s ,alO3sc;
clear lie. Sugar-curcd hams scarce and firm
canvased, 111891sc.
CHICAGO, February 6.-Pork active, firm
aud higher Sis 60 cash and February. SIS 81
March, SIS S71z9lS 90 April, $40 or .9l9 10 May.
Lard fairly active and shade higher; Il.$5c cash
u.35@ll.371zc February, n.40GlE ia%c March,
1l.57Iz@11.6 0c April. Hoo May Bulk meats
steady: shoulders, 6.5lc; short rib 9.65c; short
clear, 9.S5c. !.
CdH.-Pork higher, SIS 20 March, SIS a2lz April.
SIS 12% May Lard firiner, 11.loc asked February,
IL 721zc asked May.
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70 all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretions OF youth, nervous weakness early de-
" loss OF manhood, etc, viii send lPr'O e that
win cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This reat
.medy W. discovered by missionary in South
-srics. send seIf-addressed envelope to tn
15y nsspH II Tnmsn Station D., New York City
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NorIcEs.
T ennesSee Southern Railroad Co
STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

MEMPHIS. TENS., January 3, 1882.
= MEETING of the stockholders OF the Tenncs-
~ see Sou hern r hlTofd Company will be held
in this city oa Thursday. March D, lSs2, for
the purpose of consolidating this Company with
the Memphis aud Yieksburg Railroad Company.
the Bussissi pgl Valley and Ship Island Railroad
Company, ami sthe New Orleans and Mississippi
Valley Railroad Company.
EUG MARTIN, President.
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300 were to exporters, 200 to spinners.
MiddIing, 1I4c.
MEMPHIS COTTON MOVEMENT
The following shows the course OF the Mem
pals market and the price OF middlins cotton
from the opening of the season, IS compared
with the same time last wear:
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PETROLEUM MARKETS.
COAL DIV hole>aic rot az lDc per gallon.
Nv Telegram.

BRADFoED, PA, February 6.-Market dull
and heavy; opened at So declined to So e,
closed at ~ g.
PITTsBURG &c, February 6.-Peiroleum dull
united certificates easier closed At r.; refined,
81 z'dS7i &c, Philadelphia delivery.
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HOUSEKEEPING MATERIALS

Bricks, lime and cement are quiet at ior-
mer prices.
NAILS-s3 % rates per keG-
BRICKS-Hard, SO %. soft, - thousand. Afs-
brick sta 50 "A hundred.
LIME AND COMBINATIONS ime, S-bushel
barrel, 95cds1 barrel; Tennessee, 21a-bushe bar
rel sjd -pc Louisville cement, 81 70dl - barrel;
Rosedale cement. 81 % a barrel; Portland, -.
Plaster Of Paris. g. %.
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InSOlyent Notice.

County Court Clerk. Memphis, Tenn, January T.
ISS2-fO John LOs que Public Administrator, and
us suvh administrator of Mrs. N. A. Lecoq, dec d.
II AVISG suggested the insolvency of the ,esta te
Ii OF Mrs. NJ. A. Leco1, deceased, you are
hereby ordered to give notice, by advertisement in
some newspaper published within tie said State
and also at the courthouse door Of shelby county,
for all peons having claims against said estate to
appear and file tie with the Clerk OF the Coun
y Courtauthenticated in the manner prescribed by
law before the 9TH day of July, 1852; and
an appropriation OF the funds OF said estate Is
made, shall be forever barred, both in law and
equity. Witness my hand, at office, this 9TH day
Of January, 1852. OWEN DWIER, Clerk.
By Hugh b. Cullen. Deputy Clerk sat
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Notice to Passengers and Shippers.

HHNfils AND LIZZIE kOcKa RAILRo Al Co.. b..
0FP1CE.oF' Hr PERISTEzsDEST =
Memphis, Janmlfy 90, 1881
OWING to tenn POrary break, catised- by extreme
" high Eter, all ira ms tetw cen lis point and
the suNpeuston line OF spsETBers wi u run daily,
making close connectioA-sst Madison for Little
Rock and all points West- n - ~t--reaFf go
The Katie Hoarer viii leave al O'Clock this
TUESDAY, evening. and the Reese MaCresdy on
tomorrow evoning. each leaving on Alternate days
thereafter, except Sundays
Freight and passengers wilf bs received on board
or a. the landing, foot OF Jeferson street
No Interruption to freight or travel
w. E SMITH, Superintendent
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Liverpool.



The Liverpool kilograms of yesterday re-
ported fair demand freely met at previous
prices.
Sales, 10000 bales, of which 1900 were
American. Receipts, 16,00s bales, of which
IL 500 were American.
At 1890: Uplands, 6sd; Orleans, 63d.
The Liverpool market for futures at noon
was weak. February, February March,
6 19-S2d; March-April, 6 11-16d; April Nav,
SD; Msy-June, 1916, 6 25-S2d; June-July,
6 27-32d; July-August, 6 1916, 6 29-32d.
Ats: March-April, 6 81 SD; July-August,
Futures closed dull, with current deliveries
SD and distant 1-16GG SD lower.
FEEDSTUFFS.
No changes to report in prices OF corn, oats
and bran. Prairie hay has become an OBJ
ject OF interest on account of the overflow,
and is advanced S3@4 per ton. Cornmeaf
holds at previous quotations. Flour is quiet
al quotations.
CORN-white SIC; choice mixed, sc.
oaISS-Aixed 5'S56e; black. SIC.
nAY-Timothy, SIGH; mixed. sIs9Is Is;
prairie. s1SGl4.
FLOUE-Dsuble extra e. c5ea4 IS; treble extra
50 1896 25; family, So 5096 IS; choice 10 fancy,
81 5eSI .; fancy patents; g. 5o?9 %
CORNMEAL-From mills. . 9J9L
WHITE BEANs-New, s. 56eS co; navy. s. 80
RICE-Iouisisns, cJmmon. 6{g7e: prime 71zc
Carolina, s@s1Sc.
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Adninistrator's Notice.

HAVING qualified administrator on estate
III of John Cullen, deceased, notice is here
given to all persons having claims against 1t 70
present them for payment; and to those owing 1t,
to come forward and settle.
J. D. RANDALL, Administrator.
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CHANCERY SALE
Oh
R Il AL Il . TATE

No. 372i, Rim the Chsneery Court OF Shelby
cOanty-FTancis White W. John C. NcLemore
ct al.
DY virtue OF an iRterlOeutory decree for sale,
ID entered in the above cause on the 18th day
of January, lSs2 NJ z. Sc, page so, VIII sell a.
public auction, TO the highest bidder. in front Of
the Clerk and Masters Once, courthouse Of
Shelby county. Memphis. Tenne=see,
On Saturday, February Is, Iss2,
within legal hour, the following described prop
erty, situated in shelby county, Tenn. towit: Eft
uate lying and being in Fort Pickering; Lots Nos
Is, l6, Il, Is. 10 and %, in Block No. ..
Also, $50 feet under the bluff at Fort Pickering.
being same allotted 20 ". ". HcLenoTe in parti-
ton: Beginning st low-HAter marx on the k1Ss1s-
siDpi river and extending 70 the uezt boundary Of
the Jackson Mound lot p" on top Of the bluf-
Reference e had 20 plat or division and other pa
pors in Registers Office OF this oouni and 20 The
fIes In this cause for further description.
Terms OF 6ale-9n credit OF dx and twelve
mouths: purchasers executing notes with APP
proved security lien retained, redemption barred.
This January q. lsz2
T. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
". u. Randolph, Jsrnasin q Ftsyeer, soliciton.
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VEGETABLES GAVE. EGGS. ETC

Eggs in better supply and demand falling
off. Chickens more plentiful; demand lighter.
Dressed turkeys quiet. Potatoes and apples
firm. Onions in fair demand and steady.
Game scarce and steady.
observation-disclosures, peachbIows, S. 25a
So. Onions, s. 2j@3 80. Garlic, 81 per hundred.
Turnips, 81 l5@I rs per barrel; rutabagas 81 Is
per barrel Cabbage, Sl29l4 per hundred by the
crate. New kraut-laTge barrels, s15914; medium,
ss@lo: halfbarrels, s5@6.
half-barrels; old orchard, IS 80; 81 IS for half
barrels
GAME-Venison, carcass &c; saddles, s9lec per
pound. Ducks. s1@1 30 per dozen; squirrels, slG
FISH ackerVl--12lb kits, No. !. 9Oc@s1: No.
half barrels, sOlbs, No. l. 81 50 No.2 s. 10 White
FISH. No l. per half-barrel; Sc 5o@6 .: family,
rings, pei box. .25@s0c; North Carolina roe her
POULTRY-Hens. ssas 50; fine and large s. so;
mixed, 81 5o93; dressed 121Zc per pound by the
barrel. Turkeys-dressed. lie per pound; alive,
ss0sI2 per dozen. Geese, S.. Ducks, s. 5O@S.
eRooMs AND BRooM-cORN.
Brooms OF home manufacture and broom
corn continue in good demand.
oM-CoRN-Per ton, siJo922O, according to
BRooMs-Per dozen in wholesale lots, 81 75@4.
SEEDS.
The following list of prices covers the
principal articles, for which there is at pres
emit daily increasing demand.
CLOVER-s6 p per bushel. ----
GRAsS-Red top, or herd, 81 10 per bushel; or
O. 2; GERMAN s millet, g: a9ngaf sii 81 3
ON1ONS-Sets 81 j09S.
WHISKY, ETC.
No change to report in prices, and business
is quiet
-Redistilled, sOcesl so; straight, 81 50
wfNEsNTnported Port. 81 5Oa4; sherry, 81 50
q; ehampagne-Ameriean extra dry, s7as; Pr
claret, s. 49, per box; Catswba eases, q :996-
BRANDIEs-Cognac, s5@lo; peach, s. seas 5oi
BY Telegraph.
LOUISVILLE, February 6-Whisky firm,
81 re
ST. LOUIS, February 6.-whisky steady,
81 Is.
BALTIMORE, February 6-Whisky quiet,
81 1891 20.
CHICAGO, February 6.-whisky in good
demand, 81 Ie
New ORLEANS, February 6.-Whisky
firm; Western rectifed. 81 al 10
CINCINNATI, February 6.-Whisky firm,
sI Il: combination sales OF finished goods, $50
barrels, on q basis OF 81 Ia
PELTRIEs, HIDES AND LEATHER.
The market continues weak and lower in
every department, and sales hard to accom-
plish at quotations.
FMTRY--Hunter raceooR--So. D. 55c; Ne p
40c; No zoe; No. I, 100; country raeeoon, 10 20
SOC 70 81 muskrat, to l0c; wild eat 10 10 sc:
house car, 1oc; oposSun, 10c; skunks. 10 10 SIC;
velfskn, SOC 10 u SO; fox 10 10 6oc; eesrskin, SOC
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LIVE sTockA NpH HOGS.


There has been very scsnt supply OF ali
grades OF cattle on market throughout the
past week. The butcher demand Is very
urgent, and there is nothing decent to supply
them with. Cattle Of all grades will continue
very scarce as long as the present washOuts on
the railroads exist. Prices for good butchers
cattle strong and higher. No sheep on mar
ket. The demand is good. Market bare Of
hogs, and prices &c higher.
CATTLE-Choioe native and Texas eoTn-ied cat
cSrn-ieu, per pound, 4 f95c; medium native and
oxen, Weighing loco to 1900 pounds, per pound
35z9ilIc; rough steers and cows, in good condi,
per pound 5'z9ic; choice grass cattle, aIS@41sc;
fair To medium grass cattle 3a3lfc; scslsWag and
common, If924c.
sHEEP-Choice per H. 5a5Isc: medium per H.
s2@2 50.
HoGs-choice corn. per ID. 654a7'1c, medium, j
COWS AND CALTES-Milch cows with young
calves, per head, sljg5j; yearlings per head, 81
a..
By Telegraph.
ST.. LOUIS, February Clogs active,
strong and firm; good quality. supply poor; light
butchers to fancy, 81 10; pigs, 50 9od6 Il. Receipts
500; shipments 1900
HORSES AND MULES.
Fair supply on the market, and prices I'M
changed.
MCLEs-No dray mules I6 To I6IS, sl75a225;
l5 70 l6, sl5O9l75; Is to l515, sl259150i 1i1@ 10
Is, sl00@125.
HORsES-Good driving, sl25@oOo; heavy draft
none on the market; saddle horses, slio922j;
plugs, 5000.
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n. UICsOLy = y.-

Office OF Public Administrator-Shelby County
Courthouse.
TINE undersigned having been appointed admin
i istTatoT of the estate of Thomas g. Davis de
ceased notice is hereby given TO all persons in
indebted to said estate to come forward and set
tie: and TO those to whom said estate is indebted
to file their claims with me, duly probsted, within
the time prescribed by law, or the same will be
forever barred.
+ r
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The local market opened and closed quiet
and easy with light transactions, Sales, 800
bales, ell to exporters. Quotations M
changed
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pullman Car Suit.

Sr LOUIS, F. b uary 6.-Justice Miller, of
the United States Supreme Couyt, and
Judges McCrary and Tate, OF the United
States Circuit Court, heard this morning the
application of the Pullman Car Company Tor
an interlocutory injunction against the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad management, pursuant
to restraining order already granted by
Judge McCrary sitting at the chambers,
which temporarily restrained the use OF the
Wagner sleeping and drawing-room cars
upon the Missouri Pacific and Iron Noun
tain roads, and restrained any interference
with the running of Pullman cars over those
lines. The railroad company had filed de-
murrer to the Pullman Compauy's bill.
There were originally two agreements in force
with the Pullman Company, a contract
with the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
and a contract with the Iron Mountain Rail-
road Company; the latter contract expired
November 20, 1881, but the Missouri Pacific
agreement still remained in force.
That contrac, granted the Pullman Palace
Car Company the exclusive right for
the running and use of Pullman cars over
the Missouri Pacific lines, over its own roads
and such roads as it may control by lease,
ownership or otherwise, or such roads as 1t
may have running arrangements with. The
main point in the controversy is that the
Missouri Pacific railroad obtained control of
the Iron Mountain b, fore the expiration OF
the Pullman contract with the latter road.
The position taken by the Missouri Pacific is
that the ownership of majority OF the
Iron Mountain stock does not necessarily
place the company in control OF its affairs as
TO the recognition OF the Pullman contract.
The Hon. John c. Brown, ex governor OF
Tennessee, and general solicitor of the Gould
Southwestern system, and Thomas j. Porter,
chief attorney of the Missouri Pacific, and
General John w. Noble. of this city, and
Mr.. Isham, Of Chicago, for the Pullman
ComnanY.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
YOUR MONOGRAM.

On receipt Of e5 we wiz forward 10 any sodress
rec of charge soc Delicious Cigarettes,
eec, utifully decorated with Monogram or name,
Manufactured from Vanity Fair tobacco. Also, 9
small size, with or without mouthpiece, expressly
for ladies. Please be careful IN giving shipping
directions Address L LUCERSE d CO.,
nc aud as West Seventh 81, Cincinnati, o.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. Fs27-In the Chancery Court of Shelby county,
Tennessee-G. ii. Want vs.. Walter James Want.
1t appearing from the bill in this cause that
the defendant. Walter JaIues Want. is a resdentof
the State OF Texas and nonresident of the State
OF Tennessee:
Its therefore ordered, That he make his appear
auce herein at the courthouse OF shelby county, in
Memphis, Tenn, ON or before the first Monday in
March, 1882, and plead, answer or denlur 10
ccmplainants bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed as to him and set for hearing expsrte;
and that copy of this order be published once a
week, for four successive weeks in the Memphis
Appeal. This 10th day of January 1852.
eopy-stteSt: K; J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By J. NJ. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
G. W. Frazer sol. for complainant. sat
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pEesoNAl AND cFNERAI

Five hundred miles of new road will be
built this year by the Union Pacific. The
chief undertaking OF the company is the
Oregon Short-liu which will be completed
and equipped during the year as far as Wood
River mines, in Idaho, iu which considerable
Philadelphia capital is invested.
The Rail,cay Ne,cs thinks that ''the DAYS Of
oil lamps appear 10 be numbered" and it
"looks forward in the near future to the gen.
eral adoption OF electricity for railway light
ing purposes" Meantime it is somewhat
singular that the application of electricity
has not already been made on American rail-
ways, but that its first practical trial has
been given BY an English railway, in Pull
man cars using Edison's ights-both Ameri-
can inventions.
The northern division of the Mexican
Central railroad is now built for sixty miles
south of FL Paso. The dreaded sand hills
are left far behind, and track-laying il pro-
ceeding at the rate OF a mile and half
day toward the city OF Chihuahua, which
will probably be reached in July next The
southern division is now built lis miles
north Of the City Of Mexico. The earnings
of this division continue Unexpectedly large,
although the company has made no special
effort to obtain business, the construction
work being now the main thing looked alter.
II Is believed that the earnings for Deem
Der will be at a rate which will more than
pay the interest on the bonds of the COM
pany.
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FTiars Poiut..--..JASEs LIE, " ednestay, pm
White River ...--- HARD CASH, Wednesday, ? N
New oElSAns...-.-CrTY BATON ROUCE. 10 an
Osceol. d. oAHogA, Wednesday, 5 PM
Cincinnat --...J JAMES ". CARP. "Wednesday. , pm
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PORT OF MEMPHIS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.

ST. FEancisRiver.I IsTE, Randall, ) pm
Nadison-..-......KArIE HOoPER, Rowland, ) pm.
Yicksburg CRY OF VIcKsBUEG, Riley, 10 a n
st. LOUIS. CITY GEEESvILIE, Bryan, pm.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

FIHHE Epnual meeting of the Stockholders of the
l. Memphis Gas Light Company will be held Il
the Office OF the Company, No. - Madison street,
Memphis Tennessee. on ll
Wednesday, March 4, ISS2,
- elect Seven t7) Directors 10 serve the Company
the ensuing year Z elton from 10 a m to 1 . m
JOSEPH CRAIG, Secretary
Memphis Tenn February . 1882, =
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TITO COTTON PLANTERS II have for sale on
l. my plantations at Osceola, Arkansas, several
cial referescs for seed, including Java Prolific
Boyd Prolific, Madagorda Blk etc. These seed
were grown the past year on the alluvfal river
bottom lands in Mississippi county, Arkansas, ano
the product of seed shipped thence last spring
CLOWN the previous year on Tennessee highlands
Address,
W. JEFFERSON * CO,
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\ Constructions Train Lost.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, February 6.-The
train on the Piedmont Narrow-Gauge rail
way which left for Orange Courthouse last
night with twenty hands, in charge of the
superintendent, to raise the snow blockade,
has not been heard from since, and it is
feared that il has met with disaster.
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New York. futures opened steady at de-
cline; at 1920, steady at quotations; at IL 80.
steady; at 1890, steady; at 1 80, irregular
and unsettled; at 2:30, steady at 3 80 steady,
the market closing with declines ranging
from to IL points. Sales, 156, 900 bales
Months Yesterday / Stairway
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FOR SALE, RENT OR LEASE

A wELL-LOCATED PLANTATION IN THE
n vicinity of Memphis; in good order and OF
easy reach, can be had by application to
I. w. ROYSTER q CO.,
Estate ozs Main
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New Orleans futures opened barely steady
at IL, steady; at II, barely steady; at / 80,
weak; at 2:30, barely steady; at 3, barely
steady, closing with declines OF 2 points each
for February and March, and 8 to IA for other
months. Sales, los, 400 bales.
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New York.
New York spots opened dull; at 1880,
dull and nominal; at 2:30, dull and easier;
at 3, dull and easier, closing with sales of SIS
bales; contracts, 900 bales. Price list un-
changed.
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WHISKY, ETC.

PELTRIEs, HIDES AND LEATHER.
The market continues weak and lower in
every department. and sales hard to accom-
plish NJ ouotatious
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PELTRY--Hunter raceoon-So. l. 55e; Ne. p,
40c; No. g. zoe; No !, 100: Country raeeoon, 10 70
toc; eased mink. 10 TO 55c otter soc 10 e. beaver
SOC 70 81 nuskrat, to Zoe; Wild eat, 10 20 sc;
house car, loo; opossun, Toe; skunks, 10 TO soc;
velfskn SOC 10 u 5o fox, 20 10 6oc; eesrskn, SOC
The daily gazette., 1882-11-21
Tho German school.

The GermaB-English school 10 now sue
ceedlDg very satisfactorily In the quarters
which have been secured-in tho First Presby-
terian Church. The school first opened in
September with Mr.. Grebner, as principal.
At that time so scholars were In attendance.
Since then the Board has secured the SER
vices of two lady teachers-Miss Carsteen-
son, who instructs in the German branches,
and Miss Lille Sutton, who teaches the Eng
lish branches. Since these young ladies have
taken charge the membership Of the school
has increased greatly, and the school has
svery prospect Of permanent success. On
the Thursday following Christmas A festival
will be given To the children at the. German
Hall, at which time prizes will be given to
the best scholars, and presents will be gen.
orally distributed. The school is In charge
of committee consisting of z. p. Preye, A.
Kohlmapn and Peter Elmer, and IL should
be we'll patroniEed by our German citizcns.