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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-27

4lstsL, BlOaiNaV.
four and
with bath and connected with iite, At
Of from 500 10 - GA year including ga, steam
and Of The restaurant Is located on the
ninth story for the eXcu5 OF those renting
apartments The hotel viii be ready for occupancy Decem
Der and open for inspection 49,
To parties who desire the privacy OF nome WIN al the
convensnces and uxues Of hrstclass hotel these apart
ments attractions which not be found else Tere
Z. ]. kELBOCRNE MAnagsr.
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,ro,r . costive habit Of bodv,

AVOID a costive habit Of body, not only be-
cause OF the attending discomfort but lest it engender
diseases involving more serious consequences DIR. D.
Jayue's Sanative Pills either laxative or csthartic
according to the dose. and may be depended upon to
produce healthy secretions OF the liver aud stomach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-27
PUBLIC OPINION.
.oArxsT REDUCING THE wHISKEY TAX.
<NN ELa.r IN. Ropfnn TrnnRrrfpf lRep.l

The demand of the people is for. relief from ron
,dns wnch though they press upon all. are heaNlsS
on the shoulders OF those least able to bear tnen a
among these burdens the taxes upon articles tn"s
erv9d only by those who have acquired arlhcsi AfP
htes cannot with any show OF Justice be grouped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-27
SHOOTING HIMSELF on A TRAIN.

DENVER, Nov. 26.-While the train from
LesdgiAs Canon CiEy, tiis morn ns Ham shep
hero, u Manchester Va himself lie mad been sur
Asdlca treatment.
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4 FOOT OF SAOH At BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, \. Y, Nov. 26.-The first snow
storm oil tnr season visited this to-day. About
foot OF snow fell but the fall and no delays OF
consequence reported, although those on the
Central Lake Roads carrying rsZhts were re-
due ave cars. All passenger trains arrived and de-
,..rlat nm IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-27
DAMPENING DEMOCRATIC ANIICIPATIONs'
From The MObtls Register ,Dsmg q

We would again remark 20 some OF our De 1lloI
cratic poraros that they might be better 60
han i'm ma King states President and Nlce-Preslueh
~ lsSi We remember reading IN PbHeh o. u'tie ~!
80 al 80 much roast beef CHRIS mas dinner mat nc
soulc MT eat any plum pudaing and was much uepeSu
n snrts III N Democratic brethren gorge themselves
on the victory, aud do nothing else the plum p
ding of ssh is not for the parry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-27
TRAINS DEL4YAD BY THE STORM

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Nov. 26.-Snow began
to fail early morning and still continues. The
seghng Is good, there being four inches Of snow
on All trains late from thirty minutes
To one hour on account the storm West.
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FITTING THE PARTY TO ITS HARNESS
From III, hneOn IeleQTaph lDeni.l - .

The Democratic harness IN Maine VIII nav
m he taken up To dt the sizo OF the Democratic
Tpis result is made necessary Oy tue refusal " VI
reenhaek steers to work any more in SAID
vii be- better for the pony, and the steers Can "
anything.
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.v 1vrrnrsrINa CoNUNpRUM.

Why is it Tat the Democracy Ul Vn ltd 2Se re-
and West wners the demand or IIee iuSaSs in, 81
mon T. argcst appropriations Ihere Is comm
Of art awaiting the philosopher WHO sO''0 $3.50
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THANKSGIVING
TSE HrNTER'S SITTER.

Is close az hand Don't la Elgn OvercOat pr
sl5 London & Liverpool CIOrhilg Co, BrOadwAy corner
Grand St. ami B0wery corner OF Hester-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-27

lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable COMPOUND
hrst curative agent IN all complaints peculiar Il
women. Kidney troubles OF either
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-27
Oriental Pearls

An UNUSUAL ASSORTMENT or PEARL NECK
LACEs OF ALL SIZES AND EXTREME QUALITY.
HOWARD & co, 26I shave. New-York.
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HOTEL NENDONLE.

Wells Rough on COrns.r 15c. Ask for it
Quick permanent cure Corns. warts, bunons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-27

Bird Manna Canares in constant song ana cures
diseases. IS at Druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-27
TINS GREAT STORY ENTITLED
BOOTH BELL A
Thanksgiving Feast for the Poor
ATTUE FIVE rOISIS uOE z o. ~ Us IL
49, WOrJh-st.. Noyem0er so, 1852

ATTHE FIVE rOINIs HOUSE o. II UUsrEY
l5j worJhst. Noyember 80 1852
IRCSIL-,.
Morris X JesuD President. liugh Camp, Treasurer.
o.. +. Belts secretary mar ses ~.
Larles LanaI. ~ ~ = t.-s,ou'
D. Lying Suydam. Ol' or tihr imtn'
wm. 2 Barnard SuD- 1ntentsnt
mixing the m
uuAl appeal assistance ae,i 10 arg it' llrn
I'd LITERALLY he which u being ahuhk
he Door children AMI ada Is Al The Five POiILs
century iius INSTITUTION mas
DO n shetering fee and traun. TIE tlousa as o us
who have come ulder IT, roo ami I'D 50 uN ma Won
lilo a1prO AMI u those WLJ are - , pa
rescuing rom ives OF poverty AMI perlips cint tNe c-
1t is is5otsi mainly to preservation o. chifea iI,m
Is 5t4cr Tor al wAo have nowhere else % % Ihe
convtction oil crlmr offspring those 0t ~ unaoe O.
am Ort their chidrell hld Lore h1ue uu 81 p ~ can
Do pr placed and Ell for They ae oethseI ohod
''u "H siTS1TEMENT OF THE YEARS WORK ...-o,
Meals given -'.l-t
meal "a.
Garments used 's'''-.-.-
Shoes used. pairs
Avsr.ge am lance in school. "a u
The pubic are At ali times yisltai inspect th'
The safest mode by check 10 the order Of
Hugh y. camp, Treasure -, -, a.. s.,,
in the Chapel. O'Clock. The children viii sing rec4te
perform ca.istheuc exercises, &c. ,,.,--- A. .
su.ins Az room visitors them al The TAD ~
'At2OcOcK II sufficient means are IA hsIT tn7 ahLas
dinner outside poor WI De ser 81 a. an 4h, siI
All Interested are cordially lhVtei 20 ehi1l NO -
AZ ~ Barnabrs'. 3o4 and 300 MuberFys
ttfI~AY november Divine services Al ~ 50 a ~
MY %rH Ar . 2 NJ ONE THOUSAND CHILDREN
managing 10 Day uGsefy oinial ann ihlu'
f,a Oos and Free teain Win thc poo mothers
a. xpectipR Than sgty1ns Dinner
Please send mOa-y FOOD at ogce 10 77 ~. i.iL OF
Rev C.rMOODRUkF, sup ny frOt EplSc'vH 'i'N' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-27

IF You constantly ache all over, nothing pre-
the threatening IL kaes Ike ParAers Ginger Tonic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-27
"Oid sleuth" Again on Hand!

NEW STORY to BEGIN in No 7s9 Of TIE PRESIDE
CONPANION by old sLEUTH" autlor n " Oh Sl-uth.
the Detective" Od Ironsdes the Giant Detective The
.ish Detective" The Dutch Detective" sc.
THIS GREAT STORY Is ENTITLED
THE PRINCE OF DETECTIVES
BOOTH BELL AMONG THE "MOoNER@"
and Will begin in 40 7s9 Of the PRESIDE CJMPANION
OUT TO-DAY and for "a Ia by all newsdealers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-27

Wei De Meyer sCafarrh Cure. ,
Poisonous hawkIl dripping I'd the lhrotL ptu
breath Impaired voice and hearing absolutely cured 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-27

RrOoMFIEID-OLTVER-At the residence Of the brides
,arenfs no 3l4 Cumberland a., BrooSNn, on Salqrnay
Sovemner 20 ls51, by the Rev }. b Thomas Marina p
daughter Richard oliver to James IL b-oo4Aei" 40
cards.
~ nlinDa nf lfrlrirncs nAsi Be NdOrscd NTH MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-27
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TAe diagram variations thus t, ~ sns
divisions Of time Tor thu - aoi
Wh linz represents the oaeaioe
s. The Sokn or aoten Ie
t1e tzaieAtsd
uuta PaArm macy, as BnsAdsJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-27

A Grand Display.
The Snow In the windows Of the London Liverpool
Clothing Co., Broadway corner Giantst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-27

144 Levlngton-ave.. between 2Jlh nI5)tl-'t}
Hours. IS % T. tnJO,8I5s sJstJy, OIs3lsaS Or Jl3
GeullO unIry orAans and nervous system, spoci1ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-27

Hunter sitter Co Kitchen speci4es-Cincinnati and New
York. CiIIuaIs free.
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ACANP4IGN slNsLR DYING.
Acknowledgement

CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-Frank Lombard, the
y-l-A campaign SINGER, Is at TIE point VI death
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EENRY 4. DANIELs. ". D..

HankinsOn Steam Carpet Cleaning Works,
Z 27thst bet Madison lnl jih4yes. W. II. HASKINsON
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A MINIsThk ~ TROUBLE.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. ga iispatch
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sevmour H,yde1'- Ftchinx..

A VERY COMPLETE COLLECTIONS Il no" on exhibit
ZION at the rooms Of FREDERICK REPPEL ~. IS Last
sixteenth-st u square,
open daily I'll p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-27

ELASTIC RUPTURE BELT.-Price So TO $40 4;
Frame Truss 80 SD PomerOy Truss Company. No 30
Broadway. IAe best surgical IJyAilces Oi every AiAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-27

Al notices o.
name ard address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-27
Gueual Nctlces
Daniel A. Mathews. Anctioneer.

A Daniel A. Mathews. Anetoneer.
MADISON SQUARE Art Rooms; 80; Il FAST As, 23p-sr.
THIS S1sn6sr A y and IS s at ocoE
"A As y TsRIEAAaadoEPs 6pEAN MASTERS many q
0s W 90 FP ey sEb 5o AZ
SALE COM risng examples BY Alvarez sodini. C~ia me-
Gorot Foas2ss cb fortany Goap hermann T.a5ey
Leie0vre, La nHais Mad 40 MIlet "a ma on ''St 49,
schreyer. seyel TrOyon Van Marcke' Nloeft NhO1''
N''"'' WILL BE SOLD AT AUcTIoyS. At .,,, 80
MADISON SQUARE ART ROOMS, ~ EAST tSD-SI'
on FREE EXHIBITION until hour OF "a e
Art sale.
MONDAY NOVEMBER 81. At - O'CLOCK,
and following days at anne hour ~ oar
ART GALLERY 50 YAssAU.sT,
we will sell a very elegant collection Of
ITALIAN ART GEMS.
carefully selected IN Florence and Milan and consigned
Signor T. Goyanaoni o. ms city @ H
ag Creek slave Faust and aigente, Ange OF Jqsaee
OF POrnO. and Otler choice examples Oh A1 Also
'e'' 80 VASES TAzzAs CARD RECEIVERS.
and fancy ornaments 10 great ysIitsy ,rrvrp
SHANNON BROKER.
Wm. Shannon Aue1oneer.
THENEw- ENGLAN GaASlrEG yags RiTtf'rlCoaa
aa 2a s,,, s
hcteG. n. Z. odce lSzl d way q y. CAS eIi.I.D as~
the leading gIeParaaon for t2e groFth q the half LIS
Homemade Mince Meat.
PURE CURRANT JELLY sPTcED AND CANNED
FRUITS. JAMS JELLIEs. PICKLES &c.
Gaa st a ao '2ss aa's ca 81 a
0rdersto sA6A1 > ~ :, 49,, =
Circulars With references ia prices sent oa Application
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-27

EARL & WILSON'S "slOrt band collars an
bead edge CUTS best soil sg5rySlsra
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-12

At New Orleans The spot market opened easy;
at ;5O, easy; at ., easy closing easy. Sales, 6OO0
Yesterday. Friday.
OtuiDary a>s
Coca Ofdl ~ VS.
Low Mldullng ------- vs. Us
Middllns --..-.-.-.--- 20 va
Good Middliug ......... 10 los
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-12
TINS Y'r-ILast Pr.
RREAQsTuEES.

Corn and oats shade lower. No othel
| changes, excepting in cornmeal, which con
linues the downward tendency.
| wHEAT-From track. 9Os95e.
coES-New, sheiled, 6696Se; in ear, 5596Oc In
oArs-choice mixed nominally 4s@44c Oh
HAY-Choice timothy nomnally $40 on Ieveei
81 per hundred from store prime. sl49I5; prairie
BEXs-S5g9Oc per hundred from store; SIC per
CoENMEGL~Kiln-dried ssas O5
o. family XXX sos Sc Belle HS Memphis S. So
chSiee 70 fancy; s. 49, Pst 81 q $40
CRACKED WHEAr-In half barrels, 81 5095 from
HoMISY-From store, S. s5a5 so.
WHITE BEASs-HAvy, 81 1928 from store
RIcE-Louisiana. common, 7971zc; prime, SC;
LOUISVILLE, November l1.-Flour-extra fam
lily, 81 so. Wheat steady; No. red winter, 92g95c
Oats-mixed Western. 81 gS71zc.
NEW ORLEANS, November II -Flour-higher
grades. 81 coos IS. Corn-ehoiee white. eOc; vel
meal higher; s3g3 10. nay-prine, SIS Rice
Louisiana, Ordinsry TO choice, z5s961<c.
sl NEW 19Rk and Npy sas 81 4
lots shade higher options H@He lower. closing
81 az. Rice in good ensand; domestic, 54a7c
CINCINNATI, November 1.-Flour quiet; fam
ily, 81 25@4 50; fancy, 81 7o@5 %. Wheat quiet;
ac: No. mixed sc SoyenbeT eve ear n
Oats quiet; No. mixed. s6c. Rye quiet, 6l@62c.
Barley dull; No spring, COO.
BALTIMORE, November 1i.-FIour dull; West
superfine. IS 2593 IS; extra, s4G4 81; family,
81 s7g6. Wheat-Western inactive but firm; No.
winter red. spot. 81 O51z; November 81 o. bid;
December, 81 065s91 065z; January 81 0Ss al 0S1s;
February. 81 IOszsg1 lO5z. Corn-Western inactive
but strong; mixed, November S0gS4e; the year,
6ys4g66c; January, 6lH@6is4c. Oats steady;
Western white 4i@4jc; mixed. 409431zc; Penn
sylvania, 42946c. Rye dull, 60@65c.
ST. LOUIS, November lI.-FIour lower and
slow; treble extra, SO 40@3 50; family s4q4 10;
choice 81 45g4 60: fancy, 81 1895 10. Wheat lower
and slow No. red, 9le931zc cash, 92149925sc No
yember. ssHc December 9254e the yeaT, 92sse
January, 97s4e February; 81 0214g1 O21sc May; NO.
621sc cash, SIC November 5SI2c December, 531sc
the year, 1876 January, 49c February, 505zc May.
Oats dull; 335sc.cash, S2szc November. 3l2se May.
Rye slow, 56Xc- Barley steady, 609S5c
CHICAGO, November 1I.-Flour quiet: common
to choice spring, s. 50 al So common to fancy, 81
d6; patents, Sc 5097 % Wheat steady; regular.
92c November 93g93lxc December, 92c the year,
955zc January, 99c May; No. = Chicago spring, 92e
casu and November rest same as regular; No.
red winter, 9f1zc cash, Csc Dcember; No. win
ter, Ole. Corn easier; 6ss4c cash, 665zc November.
60496O5se December and the year, 534@53asc
january, 5is+e May. Oats steady; sgS,14c easn,
35z November. 81 December and the year, 3554c
May. Rye steady, soc. Barley unsettled, Sic.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-12
PERs OVAL AND GENERAL.

Isl. Louis Globe Democrat, Thursday: "Com
missioner Fink has issued the following circular
being extract from the proceedings OF the Gen
erAl Passenger Agents OF the trunk lines in New
connecting lines West. aud Souta TO issue third
class eInigrant tickets over the trunk lines after
December /. 1882.
tickets, except from the PaciDe coast, will be nc
cept,d by the trunk lines a,ler December lat, and
the secretary will forward copy of this resolution
10 all connecting lines West ana South"
An exchange says: jay GJud's family
could have recovered 5000 had he been killed on
Mr. Nandefoilrs road at Rochester the other day.
Had he been injured 30 as 10 render him unable
% attend TO bis business. a writer euriously and
somewhat humorously remarks, he could have
recovered damages based on his earning capacity.
In the last twenty years he has earned SEQ 600 Co.,
or S. OOO 900 year; ana a verdict based upon this
rate for the OF his life would net hi perhaps
some SO 1000 600 to SEQ 900 COO more This would
have knocked big hole into Mr.. VanderbiIts
income"
There seems 10 be settled conclusion that
the most complete freedom in railway constFuc-
ton is to its Advantage that If the railroads make
very large profits by charging high rates. this VIII
cause the construction oil competing liue5 ana n
reduction in rates as in nearly all other kinds Of
business. There is no other civ1liz ID country in
the world where free railroad construction is per-
charter is TO show that the proposed road wall sat
isfy public need. and better than eau be done IN
any other way. Even in England, where the gen
eral freedom OF railroad construction and man.
rope the promoters OF a new road are required 10
show befor. parliamentary committee what pub
lie good Will result from the proposed road Ii II
Is competing lius and agrees 10 offer better rates
or accommodations thaa the old roads then. ii the
latter offer to do well better, which they
almost always afford % do rather than lose part of
ths business to the rival AMI at the same time be
compelled by competition to accept its rates, per
mis- ion to build tie road is rarely obtained.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-12
PROVISIONS.

| Hog products continue firm and active,
and stocks light; demand still very brisk.
| Bacou-very little in stock. Butter steady at
| quotations. Lard quiet.
BurrER-Rutterine. I7@Isc; common. 1sa20c;
| country. 2O@25c; Western. 2S@24e; fancy dairy,
26g2Sc; creamery, 3l@s7c: <
MESS PoRk-s2s IS per barrel: sugar-cured hams
| SIC; breakfast bacon, SIS y per cwt-
siS IS; shoulders; $40 .: strips, So So
rib. ST. 49, shoulders. %; strips. So, original
LSRp.Tiercss, s12 SIX; kegs, sls Is: 20 II
higher.
NEW YORK, November u.-Pork firm; new
mess, So so. Lard weak; prime steam, 126Oc.
1 LOUISVILLE, November 1l.-Pork steady; mess
s22 so. Bulk meats-shoulders, 10c- Bacon
shoulders, 1Oe. lIams-sugar-cured. 1554c. Lard
prime steam, 13c-
| ST. LOUIS, November 1l.-Butter creamery 81
9i0c; dairy, 2SgSSc. Eggs DC. Pork dull; job
SSRIdi ,y small peddiins trade Lard higher hS''
| CINCINNATI, November Il.-Pork quiet. s2l.
Lard firmer, 1l5Sc. Bulk meats dull; shoulders
/ 99zc; clear rio, 11zc Bacon-shoulders, 1011
clear rib, 15sc; clear, 1910. Butter steady; choice
Il BALTIMORE, November Illness perk, SIS 70.
Bulk mests-shoulders and clear rib sides, packed,
10N9l3Hc. Bacon-shoulders. 125zc; clear rib
Sides 1910. Hams, 1649l714c. Lard-refned,
ls%c Butter firm; Western packed 23a26c cream
cry, 32@56c. Eggs firm, 29@30c.
NEW ORLEANS, November IL--Pork higher,
s22 %. Lard quiet and weak refined. tierce, re
| keg, 12Hc. Bulk meats-shoulders, packed, 75sa
SCI clear rib and long clear, ul4c. Bacon
shoulders, &c; clear rib and long clear, 13zc.
Sugar cured hams-ehoce canvased, l59l51zc, as
| il size and brand.
CHICAGO November 11.-Pork unsettled but
generally higher SIS 50GlS 90 cash, SIS 271zoIS 80
November. SI7 55@l7 57Iz December, the year
| and January, Sl7 60@17 62% February, S17 ga
/ IL S7z May. Lard unsettled but closed steady;
1Iszc cash, II 521xc November, 10.S5910.S71Sc De
cember and the year, 10 75C9l0. 771sc January,
10.sl@10. S21zc February I.021z9l1.05c May. Bulk
meats in fair demand: shoulders, 7c short rib llc
short clear, 11L@ll3Ec. Butter du ] fair to fancy
creamery, 2l9S6c; good to fancy oairy, "A sSOe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-12
GENERAL NEWS.


Receipts by river yesterday, 933 bales o.
cotton.
The General Sherman was sold at ST. Louii
Wednesday for $500.
Signal Service report: River 6 feet IL
inches rise inch yesterday.
The Clinton got away for st. Louis yester.
day with the Anchor Lines upper way business.
The Rene Macrsady arrived Friday night
from Helena with 50 bales of cotton and 21 sacks
cotton-seed.
Siesmers have got so behind time that il
is difficult to keep track of them. The bad weather
and foggy nights did 1t.
The Vint Shinkle. lost good number Of
hind time. They took rail for Memphis.
Beginning to-day the Anchor Line will
receive freight at and deliver from the new ele
vator. shippers and consignees will be governed
accordingly.
The James Lee, from Heleus, arrived al
daylight yesterday morning with 557 bales of cot
ton bags of seed-cotton, 2414 sacks of cotton
seed, and good list of people.
The James w. Gsff, from Cincinnati, came
in yesterday morning with $50 tons. comprising
barrels of potatoes. 139 bales of hay and 6S7 kegs
OF nails. She returns TO the Ohio this morning.
The week closed with a generous rain
of a continuance through the night. The temper
ature very high-more like midsummer than
the middle of the tail end of autumn.
The Guiding Star, with the Congressional
river Committee on board, passed Louisville com
ing down the Ohio Friday morning. She is taking
fun along with the irksome task of viewing the
two banks of the river.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-12

Business continues very brisk and prices
firm. Louisiana sugar and molasses easing
of in consequence of liberal receipts from
plantations. Canned goods unchanged.
SUGAR-Louisisna open kettle 6I<971zc; yello W
clarified. 7l2@Sc owhite clarified Sl4gS1zc; pure
white, Gel cut loaf, lie; graduated, 1926; pow
dered, NC.
.CoFFEE. ordinary, 911@1o1lc; prime. 1l1Ssl2c;
choice, 12lz913l<c.
Mo AssEs-New Louisiana common 10 fair, 40
@45c; good to prime, 47G50c; strictly prime TO
choice. 5S955e; syrups, 45945c, as TO quality.
CANNED GOODS, ETc.--Prices per dozen: Peaches,
lbs, 81 10@l 20: lbs, 81 so; awbcrries 81 90;
faspberres, s65; blaekberi les, 81 2; green cages
| 81 359l 90; piums, 81; pears, 81 50@l 20: extra
Oyster Bay asparagus. 81 75 corn 81 ESQ 65
as TO quality green peas, 81 50@2 p; cove oysters
| No. 2 81 20; condensed milk-Crown, Sc 25; Eagle
| S. %: pine apple. 81 COOL IS.
| SAET-Per carload, 81 As; from store. 81 so pei
barrel; Louisiana, coarse per sack. nominal fine,
81 65.
soAP-4@61ze per pound.
BAGelSa AID T!Es,Bsgging; 11S9.lbs, s@s4ei
| 81 % per bdl; button. 81 254l SO.
| BALTIMORE, November u-Coffee dull: Rio
| cargoes, 7Sz@s54c. Sugar steady; soft, 95sc.
| NEW YORK, November 11.-Coffee dull and
1 nOminal; Rio, cargoes, 7A@7&c Sugar dull
| and nominal; fair 10 good refining. 16 az5Zc
/ Molasses duh and nom nal; New Orleans. 40C960c
| NEW ORLEANS, November 1I.-Cofee-Rio
| cargoes, common to prime, 69a0t4c. Sugar steady
| with good demand; common to good comm on
choice, 6i4@61sc; yellow clarified Il EId75Sc prime
/ to choice white CARRIED. 75zeS1sc; granulated
| SIC. MOlasses weak; centrifugal, Z7Q45c; fair
| 3S@40c; prlme 10 choice, 42949c.
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For killing my old man. !"
"Wheu7"
. Heavy Cut ia Northwestera Passenger
Rates.

MINNEAPOLIS, November 1.-THE cut 10
passenger rates inauguraied by the c., NJ. and St.
p. railro I'D yesterday resulted to-dy III the same
reduction being announced by the G.. aud N. w.
and e., IT. P, NJ aud o. which jointly form n
through line TO Chicsgo The facJ that the Albert
Lea route had been paying commission or re-
bate 20 passengers for the past six weeks OF 81 on
the rst-cass fair 10 Chi ago, had been previously
announced. The Albert i.ea eople claim TO have
begun this a measure OF self-proteetiOn, because
they have afii iayits that rival lines were making
rebate of 81 SIS on Chicago tickets. and
also to secure an equal dnvisson OF all the
traffic. The Albert Lea route 10 day met the cut
OF the other lines by drop 70 50 fos rst-cass re-
bate tickets TO Chicago. selling the tickets for $40
and refunding 81 in Chicago. The other roads
have not yet openly mel this cut, bat undoubt-
eddy will. The wdron frcigh rates will probably
commence the 9th, when The Chicago and
Northwestern and the c.. ST. p, NJ and o. with
draw from the freight pool with the Chicago, Mil
waukee and ST. Paul on The Northwestern bust
ness Travel Is very heavy to Chicago on all lines
The motto of The Albert Lea Route here, as Mr.,
Cable ex presses it, is: '.Wcbave come to stay and
propose 20 have share If tho business. or make
1t very warm for the other liBcs-" st Paul also
reports heavy travel all over its lines
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CLEVELAND, o., November 1.-THE di-
rectors of the Nickel Plate road meet in New York
next Tuesday, when two of the present board will
retire, and Gen DeYereaux aud Judge Burke take
thei5 places. No change will be made in the OIL
GERS gneral or subordis ate, and no removals viii
be made hereafter except for cause. The owners
Of the con rolling interest are pleased with the
existing force of employees A railway official OF
one of the roads. whose position gives weight to
his opinion Expresses the belief that the Nickel
Plate ntrOl has not been purchased by any for
any individuals, bat by the New York Central.
Lake Shore, Bee Line and Hooking Valley railway
ompanies, as such arrangements for terminal
facilities at Chi ago not yet concluded, nor At
Buffa o. though At the latter place tracks con-
nected with the Lake shore tracks Trains con-
tlnue To hereIninTe