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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-24
PROVISIONS.

Hog products easier and quiet Butte
steady at quotations. Lard quiet.
BUTTER-Butterine, 17aISc; common. 1sa2Oc
country 2O92oe; Western, 2S92ic; fancy dairy
cHERss-Factory, Iisii &c; fun cream, 14@141kc
MESS PoEK-s21 per barrel; sugsrcured hams
| SIG; breakfast bacon 81 per cwt.
BAcoN,Packed-clea 5 ides, sl2 So clear rib
Sl2; shoulders S. .; strips, So So
BULK MEATs-Packed-cea sides, gil 50; cleal
NIB, 81; shoulders, IS; strips, $40 So Original
FREsH MEArs-Beef. hind quarters, 6@7c; fore
LARD2Tierccs, s12 25: kegs, sl2 Is: 90 IL
pals siS 25; lolb. s1s so: S-lb. ss 49, leaf lard
NEW YORK. November 28.-Pork quiet but
1 nsG; new mess So Lard easier; prie Steam
| ST. LOUIS. November 28.-Butter-dairy. 22a
Soci creamery, SSg37c. Eggs, 249241zc. Provisions
prices.
| LOUISVILLE, November 2S.-Provisions dull.
Mess pork So Lard quiet; steam leaf; lac. Ba-
con duIl; shoulders, Toe; clear rib, 154c; clear
IGc. Bulk meats-shoulders 1e9l0Hc. Hams
sugar-cured, 151zc.
| CINCINNATI, November 2s.-Pork easier, SIS.
Lard nrmeT lIc;s Bulk meats qsiet; shoulders &c;
ders, &c; clear rib lac; clear. lie Butter
Ohio. 23c.
BALTIMORE, November Acknowledgements
ZIG: clear Iib sides. iSc. Hams, 151Sei7c Lard
22g2eci creamery, 529S6c. Eggs firm, Sic.
NEW ORLEANS, November 2s-Pork higher,
Sl9@19 50. Lard-refned, tierce, l2c; keg, i21Sc.
BUZZ meats,Isho4lders, packed. 77s9se; clear rib
ana long clear 1055c bacon-shoulders, g1<c:
clear rib and long clear, I21z@ISc. Sugar.cured
hams-cholce canEased, 159l6c.
CHICAGO, November 2s.-Pork unsettled but
generally higher; sl7 S59l7 40 cash. slT 50 Novem-
Der, w 90 December the year and January, ST. 20
gl. ~ February, Sl7 571zg17 60 May. Lard I'M
settled but generally higher; lie bid cash, IL IOc
November, 10.5715c December, the year and Janu-
aryi 1o621sglo.66e February, 1014@lo.771Ic May.
rib s1zc; short clear, 9SOc. Butter steady fair 10
fancy creamery, 24@S7c; fair to fancy dairy, "a
CdU.-Pork irregular; sl7 % November, s17 bid
December, Sl7 05 the year. Sl7 l0January sI7 2Oa
~ 2213 February Sl7 62l2 May. Lard Irregular;
lll501l14e cash, IL 5c bid November, 10 soc De-
cember and the year, l057@1o60c January, 10. COO
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL

Capt. Ed Hart, The well-kuown throuob
freight agent Of this city, was in Cincinnati
Tuesday
- A St. Paul dispa oh says: "The status o.
the. railroad unplessantness is about az yes.
terday, with the exception of a cut by tbs
Omaha Company on rates to forty-eight
points east and south OF St. Paul, where Inc
road comes in composition with the Nil.
waukee Company. There seems TO be a una.
nimity OF opinion among the officers of The
several roads interested that there is no i'm.
mediate prospect Of 4 settlement"
Mr.. Henry g. Jewell obtained verdict in
Philadelphia on Thursday against the Uniop
Passenger Railway Company, of that citv.
Tor $4,000 Tor the loss of one Of his ewes by
pieces OF glass from window in he car in
which he was riding, which was broken bv
the pole OF another street car. The claim
was that the accident occurred through the
negligence Of the driver of the Uniop Line
car, who allowed some one else to drive.
The Nashville World GAYS editoriallv.
EVERY raiirosd station in the State has
territory contiguous o it that is full of peo-
pie complaining OF the outrageous discriun-
ination of railroads in favor of through az
sRainst local freight. They will be heard
from. Tue facts will pour in upon the en-
suing Legislature that will open the ewes of
railroad agents aud apologists in a very
startling manner"
The Nashville Bonner and the railroads
Gays the Nashville World, will get a stomach
full OF reasons why the latter should have
their immense properly taxed like other
property, and why they should give the peo-
pie OF this State living chance in tbi.
freight question with per-Ons and monouolies
residing in and outside Of the State. before
the clock OF time sounds forth the LEGAL
death of the ensuing Legislature. All the
people want is justice and far pIav. and
[ at they intend 10 have
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GROCERIES.

BueIness continues very brisk at previous
quotations. Louisiana sugar and molasses
easing OH IN consequence of liberal receipts
from plant atoms. Canned goods unchanged,
SuGAR-Louisians, open kettle, Charlie In bar.
rels; yellow Clarified. 71agsc; ofwhite clarified,
SMgs19c pure white, &c; cut loaf, 11c granulated
1013c: powdered, III
CoFFEEIordinary, 91S@101ze; prime, 113z912c
choice, 12159131@c.
MoLAssEs-New Louisians, common to fair, IS
94Oc; good to prime, 4Sd4Sc; strictly prime to
choice, 5S@55c; syrups, 45950c, to quality.
CANNED GOODS, ETc.-Prices per dozen: Peaches
lbs standard, 81 70, seconds 81 so; toma toes 2
lbs, 81 lO9l 2O lbs 81 80; strawberries 81 80;
Taspberries, sl65; blaekberies, 81 25 green cages
Oyster Bay asparagus, 81 as; green corn 81 25 65
to quality green peas 81 50g2 %: cove OYSTERS
81 209l 50, fun weight; light weight No. J. T0, :
No. 2, 81 20; condensed milk-CToWn, Sc %; Eagle
SS 25; pine apple, 81 6091 IS.
SALT-Per carload, 81 IS; from store 81 so per
barrel; Louisiana coarse, per sack, nominal; fine,
soAP-4961zc per pound.
BAGGING AND TIES-BaggiDg, 11I-lbs s6SL<c.
1s4-Ibs, s54qs5sc; 17s-lbs, 9991sc. Ties, arrow
81 IS per bdl; button, 81 25Q1 so.
BALTIMORE, November 2s.-Cofee dull; Rio.
cargoes, 771Gs4e. sugar st ady; A soft, csc.
NEW YORK, November 2S.-Coffee steady and
moderately active; Rio, cargoes, 6159S54c. Sugar
nominal; fair 10 good refining 7La75<e Mo-
lsSses quiet but steady; New Orleans 40@57c.
NEW ORLEANS, November 2S-Coffee-Rio.
cargoes, common to prime 61S9lO1<c. Sugar
common to good common, 51&Gg51zc; fair to fully
fair, 5s4@6zse; prime to choice 614@6Isc; yellow
Clarified. 11sG41ze; prime to choice white clari-
fed, SSs1se; granulated, SIC. MOlasses-demand
mon, 2S9SOe; fair, 35@37c; prime 10 choice Al
C94Sc.
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VEGETABLES, POULTRY. Eees. ETC

No change to report in the price Of eggs
The poultry market is glutted, with no de-
M and for youn5 chickens, uhiio large oom-
mand the extreme OF quotation.
VEG ETAB LEs-Onions 81 cecil as for red 81 z50o
Tor yellow from Ievee 81 p for large barrels from
store; small barrels, 81. Potatoes 81 z51s1 On
from leyee, S292 10 from store. Sweet potatoes
81 per hundred loose, from store Celery 4OG
6Oc per Dozen New kTaut, in whisky barrels S. 30
@bi IN 4Ogallou barrels, SIS so: in ha f-barrels
IS 25&3 90. Garlic, 81 per hundred
FkoIIs-orauges s99l0 per barrel; SIS per box
Lemons, 81 6O95 per box. Coeoanuts, Sc Der hun
dred. Peanuts-Virginia, hand-picked lie. Ten
nessee red, &c; white, SC; roasted, 2IIc hioner.
shelled, l5c. Almonds. 19920c. Texas peeans tic:
Arkansas,ogoc; English walnuty 140l6c FiIberts
&c. bIazii nuts-old, &c new, Sc. RaiSns-London
per dozen. Ne-4-eS' "a
APPLES, ETc.-Apples medium and of.stock
SS fo94 from store; New York Pippins s4G5
NeW southern dried apples, &C per pound from
Cranberries, sl2 5091S per barrel Pickles medium
barrel, IS 1903; han barrel 81 75a5.
per half barrel. ANu 81 &c
q EGGS-2Sc
Pics FEEr-In barrels, slI; halt-barrels, S. so;
FISH aekerel-12-lb XII, No /. s1a1 10. No. .
s5tg9oc; l5-lbs No. I, 81 I0dl 20; No. . e5cGsI.
nsii-patrsI ooIoS, No. 81 60; No. 3 s. S. White
nsn. NO: 1, per half-barreI. Sc 5Oa6 rs: family.
o. ZoS4 ~; per KIT, nominally 81 IS. Dried her.
III per po2 5oSSOc North Carolina herring
PouLrEY-Choice old hens, IS SCAT; old mixed.
S25ogS; large young, sS@S IS: medium. s5a5S5,,
kays sios1g % Young ducks, sS9S so. Tur-
GAMEIDueks, mallards, s. 5oaa rs per dozen.
hsh ducks, 81 5091 IS; SQUIRRELS 81 55SSi "a,
qualls, u oO9l 20; rabbits 81 "
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$50: 5 596id ;Deeember-Jsnuary, 5 IS Gid; Jan
uary-February, IS 81, J9-6sd February March,
8 5g-54. 60-64d; March-ApriI, 6l-6I. ) 62-6Id ;
april May, cd; May-June, 6 2-64d; June-July,
4-5idi July-August, 7-6fd; August septsm Der,
At $3.50: November ia. > q, c 4-64d; NoveIh-
Der-December, 5 6O-64d. February March, 5 6i-64,
81 q 81 Gid; MaTch-April 5 636f g.. 8 63--G4d;
June-July, 5Gid: July-A ugust. 8 s-64d.
At >: February March, 5 Got, 6I-64d.
Futures closed on ct
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Knocking for alml-.Io. 20 The Pool.

NEW YORK, November 23.-The general
passenger agents OF the trunk line railroads
had under consideration Tuesday an appIica-
ton trop the Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad
to become member Of the passenger pool.
Its general passenger agent, H. W Fuller,
said that this road would agree 10 submit to
differential rates we're allowed II. He sug
geateG 1t be allowed the same diff-rential
rates TO Cincinnati and 81. Louis az are
given the Erie and New York, PennsylvanIa
and Ohio ro1ts to these points. The Chesa-
peake and Ohio road has made arrange
ments to reach this city over the Pennsyl-
wanna ard the Redmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroads.
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sna warmer, threatening rain; thermometer, ne
H Hra'eo: Joseph Henry, St Louis Departed: Pori
natl '
81: LOUIS, November 29.-Sight-RiTer station
~, wiz 10 feet inches by The gauge. Weather
elss. and cool Arrived: CITY Of sew Orleans and
CSntennlAl, New Orleans; City Of HeIena- Mem
PMS Departed: City OF Cairo, YicksbUTg.
EVANSVILLE. November G-Noon-Rfver ris
inE slowly, with 40 feet scant By the gauge.
Meatnef cloudy and cool; thermometer, 40. Ar
nYeo: Andy Baum, Memphis, 1O;45 pm De
parted ANDY Baum. Cincinnati. GEO an Night
River risi IS. with 5-1O feet fnn by the gauge.
weather clear Thermometer, 80.
LOUISVILLE, November 27.-Eo9n-River ris-
ing slowly, with feet in the canal and feet s
inches IN the chute on the falls. Weather clear
and pleasant Sight-Riyer stationary, with feet
IN the canal and feet inches in the chute on
the falls. Weather clear and cool Arrived and
aepArted; James w. Gar, Cine1nnsu to Memphis;
MARY Houston, Cincinnati 10 New Orleans
CAIRO. November 23-Night-River II feet 3
lnehest and falling Weather clear; thermometer,
49,. Arrived: City of Ticksburg, Vicksburg, 5
an. Yirt Shinkle, Cincinnati, am; Clinton.
ST. Louis, p II. Departed: Belle Memphis, Vieks-
burg, 10 pm Paris c. Brown. New Orleans. 5
m. Nint Shinkle, Memphis, AM City OF Vicks-
burg ct Louis, an; Clinton, Memphis, , pm.
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Cut in Ne,Iern IreI.nt Ease,,

Sioux CRY, IA, Hovem Der 23.-Tne Chi.
cago, Minneapolis, 81. Paul and Omaha Com
pany to-day announced a reduction in
freight rates between Chicago and Mil
Wsukee and Sioux City TO l5c per 100, re-
gardles, OF classification, consignnlents to be
made v'a Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
freight. The rate between Sioux Civ and
Sioux Falls IS reduced 10 l0c per 100
and passenger fare between The same points
was cut 10 81.
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Money commands 8 per cent, with mode.
nate demand and easy
Clearings balances
november I'd -......-.-=-.s 305 100 80 IS 0i2 .
Thus far this week.. i 27s g06 "a III go n
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nRX G0OnS

NEW 1oRK, November 23-The demand
for general assortments is limited and confined Ia
there has been an increased movement in conse.
quence OF agents having made revised prices As
follows: LonsdaIe S6-inches 90 cents, LonsdaIe
Blackstone Xxx 36-inches 8 cents Blacks.
tone "A 36-inches So cents. Hope 36-inches 4
inches SO cents. CONQUEST 36-inches ia cents
Conquest 3l-inches 81 cents Senate 81 inches :
cents, Oaklawn 36-1nches cents, Charter OAK &C.
inches % CENTS Wealth of the Country S6-inches
cents. For good styles of prints there mas been
been characterized by no activity and excentine
where reduced prices influenced some business the
request is gagged exclusively by requirements
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Passenxcr rraru Mreoked.

LACROSSE, WIS, November ga special
from Hsstlng-. MINI says passenger train
on the Still Water branch of the Chicago
Minneapolis and St. Paul railroad wss
wrecked at ST. Croix Junction to-day. caused
by defective rail. The engine went down
the embankment, and the cars narrowIy es-
capped similar late. Engineer Wander
worker WIS instantly killed, anil the fire.
man badly injured. 1he passengers were
all shaken up and many bruised, but no one
aerionaIv 49,
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PETROLEUM MAskers

OoAL OlL-"holesale lots. lSc per gallon.
CLEVELAND I'VE November 2s.-Petroleum firm.
.i =; OhD November 2S.-There was a regular
r. bistoP ettso.eam to-day, most disastrous in
n m 1ic a tne exchange. FROM 80 TO O'Clock
widest excjteU Uppea IRON 81 NJ 10 81 amid the
1888 900 brls w. Ni'Sins II si w. sales,
cttsr,ar re III ~ November 2There was great e
sith - IA gay ana general scramb 10 sell
, NJ, seIy niue disposition to buy The trsnsac
cIinss n AZ sbsase s 100000 brs. The market de-
~ ''e afternoon and fell from 81 - 70 s75Is
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LIVE STOCK MARKET,

Receipts of common and medium grades Of
cattle the pact week quite liberal, while choice
butcbers' grades have been rather slow coming
in. Prices on all grades have a decided better
feeling than for some time. There is good
demand for mich cows. There has been a
fair supply here OF sheep the past week;
prices firm. The supply of lambs has been
very light; the market is about bare. Only
a few hogs in market; fair demand.
CoRS-FED CATTLE-Corn-fed cattle, 41z@5e
GRASS CATTLE-Cboice, 4941&c; good, 3<ase.
fsir to medium, 25z93Izc; common, 11za2c.
SHEEP-Choice, per pound, &c; medium, 343lSc:
common, per head s1S1 50:
LAMBs-Choice, per head. 81 50g5; medium
per head, s. 50G4 50.
HoGs-Cnoiee, $50 to 200 pounds, 71%aSc; me-
dunn 7a71zc; common, 6d6%c.
Cows AND CALVES Good mich cows with young
calves, Per head, S209i0.
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what steel I.aIIs Can be Made For.

telegraphtd last night that steel rails cpuld
be made at the present time for S32 per ton
was based upon an interview published in
one OF the morning papers. II turns out
that the party making the statement has no
knowledge Of the business, and those who
ought to know say that rails at $40 per ton
will involve loss to the maker at present
cost Of labor aud 90 isli.I
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,IluIsNX ZIG

Prices as previously quoted and busiaess
| quiet.
apP .S:Szfmported port, 81 5oSf; Sherry. 81 a
| 4. Standardization extr- dry, S79S; Piper
Hsidsicf s2sa25; Mumm's extra dry, s29z;
nisraf a 75617 per box: CatawDa, 81 5096.
rsfIEs0Reaistilled. socgs1 so; straight, 81 50
"a according 70 age:
ISL. LOUIS, November 25.-N hisky steady sll6.
CHICAGO, November 28.-Whisky steady, sllz.
BALTIMORE, November %. - Whisky quiet
81 19.
LOUISVILLE. November d Whisky quiet
81 Is.
CINCINNATI, November 2S.-whisky active and
firm, 81 Is
NEHORLEANS, November 23.-Whisky-West-
ern rectifed. 81 O1Hl 20.
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RAILWAY RECORD
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE oFrRAIhs

chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern
Ttains move as follows: No. 2 texpress) leaves at
1l:40 pm; No. (mail] Al $50 an: No. Coying-
ton accOmmOdstiOn) at SD pm No. (express)
arrives at 2.20 No. arrives at l=4o pm. No
COvingtOn accommodation, g:55 am. (sitytimel-
Memphis and Lille kOck-Trains move
as follows: No. leaves dsiiy at 4:4op.m arrives
Il0.50 pm. 40. 3 Leases 1t AN; arrives at 8
Am; No. 5 lfreighu leaves Hopefeld at am; ar
riyes at pm
as follows Getty timel: Through express leaves
daily at II O5 pm. Local mail aud xpreSs leaves
leaves daily, exceptSunday, at 4:25 m. Through
express arrives daily at 400 m. Local mail and
express arrives dali at 1855 pm. SOmerville sc
eommodatiOn arrives daily, except Sunda y, $40
am.
LOuIsviIIe aud acknowledgements move
follows: Fast mail arrives daily at 4:4O a m
leaves at II:lO pm; mail leaves daily at sos
an; passenger accOmmod ton leaves daily
1870 m; arrives daily at $40 m. Getty tirrel-
will make close connection for All points East.
Brownsville accom- mediation leaves daily except
sunday, At IS pm. mall arrives daily at 70
, m Brownsville accommodation arrives dsilV
except sunday, at SIS Jam.
Mississippi and Tennessee-TTafnsn ove
IS follows: New Ories 0s and fast mail and expre.s
leaves daily at l2:2j pm: express freight leaves
daily, except sunday. at 3:4j pm. Sardis ccon1-
modal on leaves daily, except SUNDAY at 4.4O
?. m. freight leaves daily. except SUNDAY al IN
q. m. New Orleans fast mail and express arrives
daily at 1910 am; express freight arrives daily
except Sunday at 500 m; Sards aecoumods.
ton arrives daily. except Sunday, at S:55 a m
freight arrives daily, exceut Sunday at z50 n n,
Freight trains carry passengers.
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sRooMs ANp sRooM-coaN

Broouls OF home "Reminiscences co,tinno !,
good demand. The new crop of broom. corn
which shows considerable increase in
quantity and improvem ent in auslity, finds
ready sale at quot afions.
b 6Eo0M-CoRsscr Crooked, sS4c per pound;straight
BRooMs-Per dozen in wholesale lots. 81 75a4
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MERCHANT TAILORS.
NOTICES.
Notice of Election for Incorporation oil
Town OF MiIIingtOn.

DROOF OF thirty days publication in the Mem.
[ Phis Appeal. newspaper Published IN the
Irsons therein named to apply for a CHARTER OF
isorDoration for the proposed town OF Millington,
haing been made Rs required by law; therefore,
in llrsuance of law and by virtue of authority in
me Vested. will. on
FadaY. 1 ~ day of December. ISS2,
open and hold election of the quslifed voters
living 4 said proposed Incorporation 20 ascertsin
their win in regard to the Incorporation of said
town. The qualified voters who favor the incor-
poration Of said town viii have written or printed
on their ballots tick cts the word Corporation
and those who oppose the incorporation OF said
town will have written or printed on their ballots
the words z" No Corporation" This November
~, 1882. p. r. ATHY.
Sheriff Shelby County.
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VERMIFUGE.
A LETTER FROM eERMANY.

SzseES, January 8, 1882.
Very esteemed sins:
The praise your Liver Pills nave called
forth here is wonderful. After taking one
and half boxes Of your genuine DIR. C.
mcLAhE's LIVER PILLS, have entirely
recovered from my four years. suffering. All
who know me wonder how I, who for SO
many years, had no appetite and could not
sleep for baelrache, stitch in my side, and
general stomach complaints, could have re-
covered.
An old lady in our city, who has 50 Tered
for many years from kidney disease and the
doctors had given her up, took two of your
Pills aid sot more relief than she has from
all the doctors yours truly,
J. Won DER BERG,
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uousE-sUILpINo WATERMAN

Bricks, lime and cement quiet at former
prices,
FRAMING LuHBER- Yard prices-Rough, SIS ne,
1000 feet; dressed, $50; yellow pine flooring So
shingles. 1894 so; lathing-poplar, 81 70; cypress
NIfts-sS 5o@I per teg, and leading sizes lard
to obtain.
BEIc Ks-HaFd, $40 50; soft 50 per 1000; hrebiiek
S4@5 so per 100
LINE AND CENENr7Alabama lime, a5casr q
barrel; Tennessee S59sCc; LouiSyiile cef1snt
81 70gi IS barrel Rosedale cement, 81 so a bar
rel; Portland, s.; plaster OF Paris 81 So
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National Board of steam Navigation.

New YORK, November 23.-The eleventh
annual meeting of the National Board of
Steam Navigation will be held in s.. Louis
on the 18th of January, 1888, instead of
December l, 1882, as originally announced
Delegations will be sent from Portland,
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Norfolk, all the lake ports, the Pacific coast,
and ports along the Western rivers. Over
1,25O,OO tons of steam tonnage will be rep
resented
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The hide market Is active, with light re-
ceipla. x. J,..t;is. ~. -.
HIDLs; ~ al hides Hale; No. gneea a Il
hides @ No green salt hlGss g: &C. gen hises
$50 Bssswar PEP Pound e 81 So Deer sE.
iE!FFItTTfaTes-Prfme. 40c-
woot-Tub-washed, 2393oc per poundi IN
xs'Sed 1sa2sc: bury, 1Ogi6e. -,
sgTTtiEs-Oak sole, per pound, 379 iocs heu-
Il dhl55,lc harness Sc q 0c; skirting, 3T@40e
Fes1 csIf siOa6O per dozen: domestic call, s0i
rFg~p-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

| QUEENSTOWN, November 2s.-AIIiyed: Erini
New York.
SAN FRANCISCO November 2s-Arrived: City
OF Toxic, Hong.Kong, ria Yokohama
NEW ORLEANS, November 3 Cleared: Wan
derer, Belize. Arrived: New York. New York
Anwerpia- Hull; City of Lincoln, Cardiff; States
man, Liverpool, ria Vera Cruz; desmond, Liver
poo,, p5G HAVE.
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PORT OF MEMPHIS.
STEAMERS LEAVING

THIS DAY.
friars Foins-..'-..JAhEs LEE, Lee, 5 pm.
yieksbure- bELLt BEkPH1s. Mckee, 10 am
Peters landing. TIeEE basket, PM.
Osceola -...-....-...E olHeas Caoner KIM
St Louis -.---.CITY FEoTroExcE, Jepo-- 10 q m
SATURDAY.
v hite River-.---.JosIE HAEEY. Harry, pm.
stFrAneis River RENE N AcRKADY, Joplin, pm.
Cincinnati VIM sH1NKLE, Thompson. pm
st. Louis-....... CLINTON, Maratta, pm.
Arkansas River. IDA DARRAGH Darrapb 5nm
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS,

Inc genuine are never Sugar-coated.
Every box has q red wax seal on the lid
with the impression: McLsne's Liver Pill
The genuine McLANE'S LIVER PILLS
bear the signature OF G. E1cLane and FlexI..
ing Bros. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. c.
meLANE'S LIVER PILLS, prepared by
Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa, the marke'
being fun of limitations of the name McLane
spelled differently, but OF same pronuncia
ton.
II your storekeaper does not have the gen.
uine DIR. @. McLANES CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS, send US 80 cents, AID we viii
send you a box by mail, and a set CT our ad.
vertis1ng cards.
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-24
Innn Tons Raas. Iron and Bones

DY SAM GABAY. AGENT. DEALER IN SEC
ID ond-hand Goods, All, as and AS SHELBY
STREET. Alse buys and sells everything from a
Needis TO Steamboat. He invites everybody 70
visit lis Free Public Library. AL kinds Of Ms-
nhinerY hnuaht and anld.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-24
HORSES ANc N1IIyEe

There are but few mules on the narl;et
the demand being for large mules. 1'he
horse market is dull
MULEs-No. dray mules 1G to 161< hands. s20oa
to Is, S1l09130 -
HoRsEs-Good driving. sl25@ 200; heavy draft
s15O@2O0 saddle horses, SI25925O; plugs, siiG75