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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
1--WE erocK MARKRrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

RrrF,t0 Noy a. Receipts to-day, 25s head
tofal for Lic FAR 80 heat Tor Same uAe ts
go % besa coma through 80 cars mArAet - J
win good dsEsnd 'essAys riees or ~ s-ot nki
- m A t6s close Extra rleeTs - -
Good 10 hDce s. 4Oo0eD 90 Far 10 5le1u y SS
igbt P - b. COWS
80 o.. Light 10 Good -totRers - 5le33 90 Good
Fdsrx "a 3O0S4 Bula 90 CO 0$f STOCK Foe'eTs
Sass 20. aoo ho.d. ,orai tor
ohehe -. - 10 seI head. for same last
IL ODG aead; consigned through 10 cars maIket e9 n
ss.a galr 10 sstsrB hee2, S@eS4 ~ 81 49,
~ Ior go 70; Coarse COOrBO6, - 30 '10 oVi coz
arr Labs - rs ass 25 canada LanDs III DetI sNpp .
ic~er few - 4eu5s 90 WITH fuiy oA1ao Sao1
Isrss number and ths prospects, are ssu o
10 oceiDts 10 day $500 head total i0r the "e'N
~, q \ q head Tor tlms last week. $50" brI1
eopsKned through ~ cara ~ Ia! Geas1 out - 1tseT
~ =. "a ~ ,hoirs 50 3Ol%S6 Or Good bucAet
49, asdum Weights. 50 ufo b5i tfood .sSy - 80 80
Pigs sna Light Yorkss hlAed so0@o- ~ '
remain uussd- - q, c,--rp pecepts 579
ha,.l pnr.st very auil and slow me so"~0 ~ ~
81 gSHs 81 CoalmOn ~ FalE. D. % ~s4 ~
nogs-Receipts 90 head msrket SLOW" fhl,a ~. 80
So a. q - ~ ha gmoTes oOGso 9Ui best iorAeIS ." "
sssES RerSpfs 4s6hsad market Prime, 81 1880
Eair 10 Cio,gd - 5OgS4 -. COInmon. g OO.j 20
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MIX

Tho daily receipts tho week at the various
ponta OF distribution follows Eric Railway, Ii9
cans Of cream. 80 Mix II srlsm railroad IL
de- NeW-lias en- Railroad 400 do; hudsn RIVER Eairoad
so DO Midland LsirOa L. % Mix 1nd % cabs OF
Gre NeWI0rs city aud IN ,al r0ad 40 cans OF
MI miscellaneous routes 1919 cans total VZlo
cans OF MIX NJ 40 an each ami l95 cans OF resn Inc
ptice at whish TIE ms sod tho platform - -
and hnctuaaEg be 90 aud - 50 The as the Cos
ng puc Nearly every dy the suTpu has exceeded the &c
mand AMI .rces have been uusa tsfactOry.
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rrvrsroor Nov 81 Bacon. Cumberland CIT ~; short
o. 90 Pork Prime Mess. 100; dO NeStcr1 V~; LAru
-, e.t.rn ri nj heese Anne lcan lhJc5 % I'd Com.
Il nr N ICED I'd rurprathe Spiit,s 3'Hl ProYl5ohs
roI ~ xsl Western WHEAT. sod f3 III Df cei 3F ~;
ifornla club SD Cd Tod for BED eS"ih spring aO'''I
for ~ NJ inter. .,n ,-a,o. r,,a p.la
American pad and ~ ifanc5 - eeh'HS' so-1'' "4~S~
ard francs Der 100 klns -,..-. -. "a ..,.,.
AyHE. Nov. 2l-WllcOIS laIu C4oSeu ~ o. 1AanN'
N ,eulImes 90 xOs-
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S Stsei all i.iirr ~ lG:..'

StIcf 5.55i jrLairv 81 NiJtnnz. los
P1Tu dropping cos 51,s sr2Gy @ ss dSG qs
december, iO.sS9l04l JanuAiy Iui- a, = February
l0ssqlt-- June I,.aa UiO1-. JHiy li.,00 Hos a
FusL u l5e IN Prices Tor hIass and AarSn'z oven
Der To- Decenbe 90 January i,.a- February
l.5i March. iI..4 April 20. . MAY i June .,'
S oy5s a9s9i 6es SiIf G i9'' lO[
Ia, Fesrussy 1000 slD,0 aialch' iyt6 4priI NO
Xa;ast lii7 Trsnsferable orders. To-
" III ~ CHINA has besn wc.Sof Opium inner Gen
Ran seneca OOt SO me HodeTi'o a. unchanged
f.sH- Ma, koIe nImy held demand for CONSUME
81. yOc9l3 No 90, sSeS5 She aDo,e ale FOR Ia .
caught Fizh 81 is only Oh Ain4ble ia sla! way @!b il
Virtually the e1teme even iOr aie cal glt FISH Early
oay oa So obs Larfg FisA he.e and they sol very
Dafors oAy wait Dr nt s.ocA safes dining the la
va DAY. sVs Oesn loo 0Os but part OF ths trade was
,FLOUK AND AEAL-FLoUk-MarEe, stu IN buyers
sa - 10 Sos 81 S6h 40 Js xers Tor e Dot
in atns So sbS "n,n d-'VT yo' go VIM W. ibs
Tsnse, > ooSso 90 500 5S ciiy Mi Extra s. 25Ss5s0
esis supeTaGe' sS z0sss 75 800 obs sour Extra
2 20 % 90 obls UnsJuDd Exis, 81 "a 200
9ustauoHs Noz 81 .5eSS %. latter sapornne
= sss4 - GoSs - Fancy do - 80 20. Common 70
~ .a = 70 o mn 9 s,s, bs no ~ - 60
= Shsioe 49, q - $50 II Common axIrs hinnsso. "a
= Ai5A s. - go 10 str4Asa. - SUISSE 20 Pstsnt
seoG = Very choes' ~ sSs 8 raesS Winter wheat
liza secyG C.Ey MM extra Tor west Inales. 90 %
Ave- eiosei duli sOL TheEN FLOUR IN Dnysss
hs4s ron and JJObinA tiaSs desand Saas. izUo
= syaon % GOOD Extra 81 aoSs1 - Coco 70 Sho'ee
sSJeS3 ~ tnc<isa ~ bDls fuf export - 5V1$o 10
faOD SAGA aNO bDls Huscrnne,
- -sTca 50 --.hCCHWHEAI fLOU . aIcelJ 50 ara;
esat - IS fss 80 sainy g. 10 Ss@ 40 .al ios ,.ney
CDBN ID IA quiet 10 DDS Yellow " eat
~s s4aSs - Brand twins qao d 81 4O1Ss %
,1yHhlGN FKUlIS-PTices rather VEGA a. Fue with
feoe generally New layer kaisins 81 sO@l - DO
see ~ q ~ So do. Valencia 7sssc New cur ants
M, 81 Turkish PruHes New. tc. 1arraeona AlinOnds
sTel0'ie; lyiea lsszo. Lang e0oc 5to ssrdiAes g.
CocoARuts so $3.50 sicily Lannon's IS 20 asa DO
'ee,s.ca Jranses Sass BANANA - a.. ~ ,e- -,
,e,nAIN-sHEAT-AsrK uEsstt4od waite re ,o~ef
- without decided change OPTIONS ses lever cseSii
AZ a. sa.ae aAdor ths oatsss sS.s ssSt' S9lSa
s-e mederats scaroeig nythins oslns IDf ~. hh1
az os iai trade Ia opaoas saea - oVs sash taturs
ssSSoVOv bash cash. ia0ndng UnsraHe1 WINTER ne. AZ
IS 9sl ~ BOD OS1Sl 20, tsltei ploo ue4ls eIel
ssAaef 40. Rsd 81 Os rs - u latter Delivered 80
hel 81 "a sesI 6fs, iof csrrincatos 81 essssl os DC
s. III 40 he6 q = SAE sss.%s, 40 While
sc No White s6c5 stssHsr Ne White, s1c
SS Move q TssI e7E so:iss . .5" No 40 2
Tsa December. 81 0sssl O5As closing 81 OSt' c 90
s resa,1'y Ssi les closing o. ~ w@.. go.
csa. .ss q .! hYs day sssIS ..s eSt ~
Hrket Qust and aIceiy 30 nrna
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Ish Potatoes have ueey and Hre being largely
80 tu The demand ate but prices held very n.
Ahcy Rose IN double bead barrels range from 81 70 = 20
,olus rate % eme ~ any but ~ faue @osN m
fouhh hoNps Burbank about - htgl a. o-t vhhh ~
ehOco Quality aud sea- 10 ~ = u pc
lTN ~ lew Fancy We PelrhDlOw brought y 81 pc.
uVgOe neau iOuud nOOp Ia re- ruu~u1ke gshetaly se
- s.r y O. Potatoes lenty and dull Mons eoht u
Wy du ana weak. squash Iurrpa about eas} puI
quiet a1ages sell well large and sound poor sie~ 'e4y
duh CauuiONer higher.
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STEAMBOATS, ano & ilrJI0s.

DEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
~ TRAINS FROM NrW-YORE.
bALTTMORE And OnIO RAfLADA Express tlf
washington and the Vest T. and IL p. N.
CEN TX Al RAILROAD OF bM-J 4.l.- l.i-fJr FAlla.
d. pn47 -, and lilo m l5 l. as ., $50, snJ
4. /, IA.
EIuE RAILWAY--9a m. 8 and ?. 10.
Nku-IO.h CEN T4AL AMI HUDSON RINEh-c,5&Y.
> amt 10 50 a aud g. d -. . and j = m.
PENNaVLVA la ItAlLRUAD-FOr he West and south
PittsDIl Chs a anA For Chlcdgo-J a. ul:
For the h. via sahll gton rs, 10 an H. A NJ add
l. ST. = AID y IL. F8r ru 3lr lpha-3 -, 80 =, 30
y ~ LiIaed Il l. 5 , $40 J. O. G. T. an1 ~
p
ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
n DREW and ST JOHN leave Pier 81. North River, i0Os
OF anal-st every WEEK DAY. at p m. conneculg az
morning with trains NOtn Ae4-
and StaterOOms warmed go
Ixeursion ckets 10 Aaay good - 30.
W ". EVERETT. President.
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FRUITS nEcrIvs Ayo WITS DRIED.


Receipts Of Dn-d Fruits Tor he weeS 5lB pkgs. with
- t,t.. of Peanuts and l.3tS pSc q Pecan uts IL
~ n. lea A-Ue. 9I6 pses The kct has
Y r. NV essential point since our ast re ort ruling
,a'.-a!v "a and slightly ornS buyef. u - EVAttia-
ted api 90 ale 10" ~ % w p" t'1 -. a. az t
~ .uarters make many inquiries which rsis 10 me De
. a. lnnlr bu5atss be la;rr the bA-l. uI
len "a US -undrb pes Il % mnrnr~o any extent
N,cg ,rtI caro- INA siced Oie Ing at 26"c very ieN
"a a. chi ann Cd Ire wants OF Ortes- ase AZ
,i,., Pr-.r Missouri quaters won se.l at b4c, and
- On u,Ev 40 l. Gt-c. Mot 81 the tennessee lU's
- gr aa tirlc class Oft a. thir can use them -
Ont t.c stock fhatlas lccuu laicd
, al 10 tLc Iva ted pea ues ease and dan crp
t,rs ana uiueeicd l.c "ut tb"-r
have Jerome est rie Suh-dtrd pteru OF the ia
about z,-Iy while other grades -tIul ~
-, 49,. mr. Unp-c cd neglected and lower 10 sr-
i,s.te ri.s amt no jos sc'lcc ana MIN runs quiet
la. ..t. O. have only nominal Va ue
leIuut have Ucen plenty. -ul aud defining. I1 Ate
MN u nina the close tLc-iLut. oul I'll t'-tr
n to+, srts -. utr chy fOm he est Demand m"d.
-r. an r.. 1.nr I'd small 0t' al u oO Tor ohrAba a-a
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.,r,rn> ~AKsEI,-BY rELEqeAph

,tvssPoot. Nov. Il -l2Sn .. m-Couon steldy NAhlcg
Tpiand- 81 ID. Orleans q d sac t-DoJ oae'ln'
sueeuaJi0n ami export. hetelpts -Uhu
80. urCs-l pianos Low 81 oniiuS
.,, Snveu1u..r delivery bas.!. Also, ta5id. do No
per and December delivery, ICED aso odd 90 De
sS ADD auuary deIye.Y J--ft also ''-ss'l; 40 Jan
49, and Febr1ar) delivery. 5s2ld 90 February and MacE
'{iye~v "a aIs0 Js,std; DO March ans Apu delivery.
.5.o ed. do Anil and Ma delivery. 6asid. t4a4d.
8 nav aud JuAe delivery Cad a'o O"e' 90 June am
~ .Iysrv ~. al Also Bspl. Ju.y and August dry
yy g n do Angus, and DJemJer delivery OSsaL Iu.
lures C. ~. o,o - -. ,.,,,o,--t ina so,aa M tha
LIVERPOOL Nov 2l-23O D. m.-Cottoh-lhe safes Vi tue
.sv mon l.su 1000 bseS AmericdL. ,,.,,. go,
"a, M Ssrus nov. .-Cotton dull Middnns lu'si
= lOl- Good urinary. o'lc net receipts d-b'
ba.es gross 3.263 bales. saies - bae'i exports /"
49, ,,r.psur paiea trIclt BTt1ll. - OaeS'
80 rr nee IA rs. --; stock ~ l0V Ohe'
"Sv~.nz--,-s nov 2I-COtJOn easier; Mlddlns. i,y
- iilng 9ac: Good Drd AIRY. sc; not receipts, loL4
~, es gross - bes; eXgorts To Francs " me on
-, - -. coast % CIR it Billh ''9ii
IS 900 bales. Last ening. - DaeS s'ocA -4-o-o
bArs ,...-o, ,,.at,r. .r,ouno iOr. Inv
NIliug 3'qc; u0Od Ordinary. H-t- uel l'.eP'' -
,--os. -Zl eXp0rtS Quasi wise. "a -
~ .rrat Britain. ules 10 ne 1jhuHrl'.- -
-. i1yD eVeIng - bales St"CN' -4-'0-o
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hid and none offered Late borrowers had 70
- their supplies after bank hours ne oon JON
ssehsnSes on NewYork at the places naiSS% ne
PTss SslearInr- House statement TODAY Is - Iol-
,. LIE Excbangtg $16s. 6ll,9o7; balances
$50 80 states Treasurer at Washington to-
a.. ~eceived S2s1 900 National bank notes Tor re-
Ssmption. The customs receipts Were SooU'oO''
md the internal revenue reeeipIS 3Slo 100
There Is 10 business doing IN The foreign exehsnge
,srket except the steady absorption by OankerS OF
commercial bills as fast as they appear me 80 eI
v ITS OF merchandise from this port lor lnt ~
rraed TODAY which amounted 10 -, lOS, 10 or
~ SOB S77 more than for the Same week OF 1851
III not over-supply the market with commerce. ta
nils. but there is no demand Tor bankers oiiis ~.
canse merchants cannot negotiate their pare oI
5syorable terms However. the rates duoied arc
Itte more than nominal; no important nnusiinJ
en- he done at them. They as follows bahkeas
s3lls II 30 and ~ 81 for long and short steiIlhS
RESPECTIVELY; 5.23l ana 5.2Ols for irahc sd- iT
and 953s for reichmarks 39's anu o. Iva
gaders -..o,,or tor rYitish corsols
ana their prices declined Is T cent to lol lo-,o
end 1O1 1916 for money and account res ect'.eS,
limited states bonds we're steady 3i1s a. 1Ot - ~
T.19lSl3 %, and 4l2s at 1858. American ran
WAYS fully responded 10 Yesterdays nome ma nv
by sharp declines Tor the wuoe list. Whlch deio
only in aegree. The Bank of England los 14f,VoO
or balance. At Pans French per CENTS were Gown y,
10 10 60. and sight exchange on LONDON RUE" "'
20 5 francs TO the .. - 6
The fouowmg shows the exports exclusive OF
specel from the Port of NewYork to foreign porss
for the week ending November ana si4Se ' errs
ginning of the year, as compared WIN 'n0 UNIV
sponding periods OF previous years ,
80 ~ s;es &c SO 100 es 100 476
f1s 1hs s69 44sl2s SS49s7o21 299 sSs9'
.,.,.,,o. Ian $50 6l8 SIS sS4L273s2O s3o72 1886
The receipts OF -four and grain at tine Dhncipai
Atlantic ports this 21st DAY of November were
@ew-York
canal r. X C'tw'ss Bait PhlA Rosion
-. AHA 4O26S 1901 5.5l6 4,"I2 <'.'Oo
-o-,-o ~ 0O1 II sOs j. $40 90 q
Wheat BUSH 10 1O4 4S5 6I2S 7s9 1900 2t.52j
lorn. bush 10 ~ ~ 62s
OsIs. l4s'V "@'-"S 1900
lven
barley Bush oSZ'V 49, - -
,....,,, a2s sou 227. ss5 6I2S ssS7l 23.725 1850
The following were the receipts and shipments at
nd from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day;
ReceiDJ. $40 aentt
Cn7caoa Mnw'xas ChlolVl Milw'kee
r7nur bbls.... 264s7 2S,7el S4'oa8 o'l'o
,r,at noSn 1l1754 S9Sg7 II 90 $50
-, nrsr - l5S674 BOO SIgVO -
80 ,,1sn =. IFS $50 1898 fo.bt9 4'".n
~, oGt 10
Earley, busn..- 4O'' 90 7"''VO N-
,,, 1se 923 los 800 S31s29 23,7sO
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rovDov Wow 21-The fourth series OF WOOL sales began
OOD bsl-s Of sydney Port Phip AM Adelaide were
here was q good Attendance. and the bhalnss were
s.t,is Pr o gaiaus rather easier
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4riumn Resorts-

DERSONS desiring % ccoromize can laws
u saod hoard for ne winter low prin~ cosatU 80
nos "a lsa CAV IAlL Address A. h u. CortAas ~ a~
Soux NIX
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,.-.u., "a sOO 227 ss5 6.l2S 1851 23.725 1850
III foll,viug were the receipts and shipments at
IA f,rya Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
zeceipt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22

T7,or, Of App IS OI 2UIu DOS. Hece . OF
Al ,s have been quite IJe a. bat most o. The prm" ois
~ ur. Dut M % sto.e winter ANA the dlnilty
I'm red ,r t- moderate Pm es nave i@No "a
s.U-rs a. all ora. A lew Fancy BailWins feach
I'm and 4xr.nl.ua. Grreriug ed u
= - some ordinary lois sell az = - aud the usda ate
.lt lines d. Spite Der Rr any IN qua
aud re fa.cy selections snetines exceeding quota9n
ale I'M az ia Dui qultl bnOri IL =
In XII ann v 20 q demand and higher Florida oranges
-rsfv an iu j Holder. zoos a" improved dcina' loi
b. T .le and ask firm prccs for choice fruit
~ a. vet m re- II very little veneut good many lots
.e 2 con anu entirely neglected
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financial.
THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT Co.
Il CAPITAL, SI.50O0UG. PAID UP 100000.
SIX PER CENT COUPON BONDS Plgtlls IIsrssdE

RICHMOND DaAvLLE PGnRoAD CoMrkSr, !
RICHMOND. VA Nov u. 1882
THE ANNUAL MEETIN q of the STOCk-
HOLDERS Of the RICHMOND AND DANVILLE
RAILROAD COMPANY Will be held at the O1ce OF the
company. Bank Tenth SITS IN the city Of lcn
m1nd Va W DNESDAY ecember 18th prOIifno 81 IL
Lock m The books n transfer ol0sedO on November
% and reopened december IA A. BROOKE, Secretary
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roUlERY AID GAMz

Live Poultry IN up last week. but prices
ntalned owing {" tie hght arirah OF Jrtst
and p Scs
advanced g. fowls Anal Chickens M Kod selling al
I,nI ic ga by chickens sell ~ St. Occaslsnay shade
more Jersey. Turkeys seay but not sull[
A. week DUCKS and Oeese wanted Dy tho Jews
=. very full prices .--.
Tho Dressed Poultry active tate Ast weeA
the benz cleared lu prices loserlaY anu
day trade hl- been dun ANA dragging stock IS arriving
ally pretty go seersOe
prevent Alauon. e5pt
Ga dull ded b., hal today a. . Do ana
The Qual'Y arrivals treEu-
Ia many beIn thin poor such fresf Osl 81 az oH
Iatsa bat strictly choice he'll with con ldence
hckeaa are In model ate demand al 10 c
few Fancy eGchng &C. ana Weste 1T Lots 81 Chck
ems and rather slowly about u l5e, AMI
straight Scded Fowls can De obtained at 10 Choice
Ducks steaiy. Geese ruling quiet
cod and tavOrabs and receivers aTe geher
active Thank giving market Shippcls
their thar demand Ia mar
OF On1ay not later than TussdAy morning
CbOi large Turkey Gays have the la gost inquiry lot
Tn iviIg but Fancy Poultry Of all knas usually sells
Qas plenty and easier Partridge IN nght supply ana
and WOodCock Mid Ducks sru-hB
WI md al pr IN good demand. lGODIls
m gh1 aupply and selling really.
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croNISGTON LINE FOR BOs ION.

4. =
y CONNEt~FING Win ALL POINTS EAST
,bucetfars S. nrscLss tickets. good only
lIenO a
ss ..ns,s daly (Suadafs excepSsd Al tjO p.
IN Iou per 81 loo OF iay Sc, sew h0tA AZ.
ving IN IicAess Tor sac A. AZ plhoi11
uckeG OiAces 1870 49,, . - $780, .u, .,.,,,o-, ,.,.o.
F,of - O0t WaFTon-st 4ou M ually
snnaays excepted Bosom via no ldcnoe cIrscL
i. ~ klLEINs, General fasssnscf Agent
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HCrs

rccei,tl for the week Dob bales last week 500
es uort Tor the week, As bie-; Imports 2SB bales
lie mar drveo al dreii@i wraEnr-- nnde a -
~. "a So d, country aad ecui4tIrs- The decline
- 49, random m 1T has che. ked he export business am!
s.or n sue ,sfu pefimeHts b. brewers the u5e OF
dr-I~g a f'r hops having IN
de.c@ oa he O.it % holders aye vi ing 10 al
mil A. hear choice - hos ~ CO 90. aAd
think II would dcult To r-ale 81 % yer To Tor ot
forced on the nsrNet earun 81 Wta-e IN sym -lh! VIII
rry TIE reaction VIII rhroui this week may LIS
some time how t l. impossible 10 tel, hut u VIII Ger
aiHy be followed by CREATE ID '4Aee IMAM We nave 1o'
STATE cho-e.IS52.. 05al 90 Do GOOD TO prime On
Do good 10 prime. 90 1901 80 %" "
no ratr lS92.... sJD Is-l-.------.---- eO0 %
DO .5sl. VOL
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LINE.

ID Nrwand Irecsl Il IA - sts ~ t6l u Frl13A
NETWORK AND BJROHAJA DISAIE
{ II ArL1t, I-Ar ~. l. U,u tOua- ao.nt ov. ,
CHATEAU LGOVlLLE 40 LO1s q ist ~. nov -
~ tt.IIlrI f,r FrlIes spain Iat italy Pyrelssh PA
ejre o., viii ar. n "a An skJelss ottIg slti. -
Cabn Iinelu1aE w.nsL So SJJsrlsa SO For DassAss
appyGo T. II pOrrr. ANGER AZ YeaTersL
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Recein's for the week tOIcai last week 0tS,
week last 4d,lsf boxes ENp' -
ior 464 same time asst re r. li4l5 boxes
qu1tl lon. JS Freight steamer to - %
poo .i Com ai sixty yS tllls o. onion - -
as. ISL nlr Dedt the quiet os when Las cen r,.tn
mons tho az for eiaI wee strong
feenp l. de'e uui =. he 81" X 81 tine ran hes'
l1t Inc e. .ud m bee r. uAusa " small ard hOhss
10 a. Ihl fac anI more Most ~ t' 4 hry IdI
,r. nf tstr ractory ct Cheese are hrl OF &c an
have t-de al "a I uIIo.
.,po cause 70 40 aho' 'tc. ilt We leA y
I! Of l2-s, to-day ,cpu1-Ay me l9i Ci ''"s"
N luv ~ The Chez are ighy iui'eL anu JIM
Of rrar ID -pt % = therefore, turt c'p
o. I, I'D ,f thai will bIng - medium ga ei
cuir Low u.icr,I has ereycd mere al enl on Hol
"a g =. ONE CIV l4i patty Skinned 'ot5 Ia en- iuEen
aaacs Onto as wi ont ifiH Aut M g lDl-
-e +u- 10 amy farce h-d lin gpnd dc ~ con T.
4 - lame .s4us -l0w tignt Improvement
oga sales O. the trade reach Sec AID exporters nave
I'd. rOr. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN R'v

trims from ons 70 Ave ilIF oacl way betwesa
CHICAGO IA prominent WssJs.I ooIl1s. IT ALONE
RUNS IMPERIAL PALACE DINING CARS we5s OF Chr
raao. PULLMAN sLEEPERs al o. Is through
ana M hi train. AMI Otaer niofnaJi
apby b. iag cJIgJL a. - II u - %
n.y. - L. T. BOO II.
o.-ot p,s-ar, .oapt M aI5 ProaaUav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
Ocean Cleaners.

AMERTCANS gong abroad and desiring
4 nec0us Stones. choice ewcry. Jrpuze or the latest
novelties invited 10 Vis6 our rams store 80 81 Avenue
-~' Of~-~' ~' HOWARD q COMPANY
Futh Ayenue. Vow YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22

coo1 n y CrTw'se Bait PhnA
.,. n,ls -. 4O26S 1901 5.5l6 4,372 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22

ro,.,.,c. Ian s372 ol8slS sS4l27S.s2O 1907 SoS
rba recs1nts of flour and grain at tine phnclpai
Atlantic ports this q st DAY of November were;
SeW-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22

A NCHOR LINE. /. :. Mail steamers.
"A NEW.YOKh and GLASGOW Wa DERRY
from Pier 20 EOrll River. New-IOrN
- ) a. III A. Dec. >. 3p m
UaNON IADec .. ~ - m g. &C ASIA. Dec. 10 l. am
Rates Of passage TO
GLASGOW LIVERPOOL BElFAs Tor LoNDONDHHhf.
4 .Dlus 500 tckr,a Al trOufs rA.e.
second t-lbn ST. Strerage-Outward sl6 Prepaid $50
kor pOok Ot Tours scotland" plans &C. apply -
END.r--ON BIO IA DH,, . BOwnng Gr1ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
DAKOTA

MINNESOTA and tho NORTHW EST. ST. PAUL MIN.
NEAPOLIs and all points in COLORADO. OREGON.
CALIrOENIA NEBRASKA L EAh and MON IAN A,
sle le4c aeJ ecs lr0n CHICAGO yIaelj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COalPANI'
" BETWEEN EW-YORk ANp ~ ~ - sor,,,.t
per Of Conasnv new NOrsl EiF-f DOS %
The us hVoti JOSH 'rhIon.I -
rail vaV ana Ias euiorLs crossaE sAS SnAnN'' -
small Nov. = : . m
IRA - l.. Wednesday -. a. m.
EEl-El III. M.A.ie o. / %. VI.
AMEIIL0uA l. ron rs De BBBlAA, No bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22
ZOOS.

P..enIs fo the wees. l.. les os' week o'3 nKgsi
sane q ~ lat year l594S psgs The market has been vey
CT o the .-ulIt- ally o.ie Ihef O,ctai'nA
snail .o-s fancy fresh ai r-1I AWNING from nra ~ es
cn DE- p aerd aDov- quo. ti
trea. bla OF STOCK odern. Ike, epts have been are
re rs nr lrtnu s'cd st0c on tr ma krt ~ IA OF
~ llc f. held abevo resent value by des c'un o"n
.rs .4. Oi chou quality az
.4scI . II g1lc BAT We Y good enough % exceed
= % sc many Iaiell0r ots go oWe. Lined Egg, IA
lair Il. DIV and hold very firmly they IN alI d Maua al
-. lie ait T rate choice Ots.
t,r.ev am H. Western AMI Cana
-tof 30 PA prime - g1SJ
i and Penn - $50 We and Cans
ir,.' g5o1Z6L dian FL eriOr Il as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22

nASr-FAt-s lL4lDD Dl4D, . % BOSTON. Lowell and
tlr.hDurg: Newport a1d Fa ldtor; - ID 10 New
pondns tlo 10 other iOins -ieAnrtr
BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE lea c Ne@-iOrk Oh tlier
LAT. Gays un1Ays .u4ed. nom PEI % AOh sel foot
OF Murray 45Jp connection Oy annex boat IIOm
grOoAIyn FuiOn-st.l ahd jersey city IRON tJO'
u J. mango pace 20 .. ~.
BORDEN q Low E-L. Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-22

TOR NEW-HAVEN.-SteaIh leave Peck
a slip D. II and IL p. II. I7UnE excepted. II
steamer arr, time to eafy North EAST.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-02-09
ELECTION NOTICE.

By virtue of the authority in me vested
by law, will. OH Saturday, the 18th day of
February, 1882, open and hold an Election
at James Condon's Store. in the 18th civil
district of Knox County, Tenn, for the
purpose of ascertaining the will of the
qualified voters, whether the following
described boundary of land shall be an
nexed to the Corporation of Knoxville,
Tenn, under the charter of Knoxville, to-
wit: Beginning on east side of Jacksboro
road, near southwest corner of National
Cemetery, where original corporation line
crosses said road; thence northwardly along
front wall of National Cemetery to north
side of Mnnson street; thence westwardly
along same and crossing Second Creek to
line of Dameron's addition; thence west
wardly direct line to northeast corner of
Boyd street and Moses street; thence west
wardly along north side said Moses street to
west side of old Clinton road; thence along
same southwark to northern corner Of Nc
Callum's addition; thence southwardly with
lines of same to line of Pritchard; thence
eastwardly with same to the west side of
Fort Sanders avenue; thence southwardly
with same to centre of E. T., V. Il G. r. r. !;
thence along same eastwardly to centre of
Second creek to original Corporation line
point opposite the beginning; thence
eastwardly to beginning.
These in favor of annexation will vote .
ticket, printed thereon, Corporation !"
those opposed, sNo Corporation"
This February 4th, 1882.
feb5dH G. B. GossETT, Sheriff.