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Hog products easier bnt not quotably
lower. Bacon very scarce. Butter steady at
quotations.. Lard quiet.
BUrrzR-Butierine, 1791sc; common, 1sa2oc;
country, 2O@25c; Western. 2s@24ci fancy dairy,
36a2Sc; creamery, 3igS7c.
CHEEsH-Factory, l19ll1ze; full cream, l4Sl4Ec;
MISS PoRK-e2l 70 per barrel; sugar cured hams,
SIC so; breakfast bacon, 81 IS per cwt.
observation-disclosures sides S17; clear rib,
$40 so; shoulders S11 %; strips, SIS so.
BULK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sides, SIS so; clear
rb sl4 49, shoulders $40 so; strips So So original
L1RD-Tierces, s1s so; KEGS, sI3 70; 2O-lb pals,
:l4; 1o-lb, s14 so; 3-Ib. Sl4 621z; leaf lard. 81
tied; new mes, SIS 25s2S So Lard inactive; prime
steam, 1215c.
ST. LOUIS, October Butter-.dairy, 24G2sc;
jobbng s25. Dry salt meals IN lair order de,
msnd but none here. Lard nominally lower.
LOUISVILLE, October 25.-Pork quiet but firm;
family BE BalE meats q1iet car car os loose
shoulders 1Gc clear NIB; l6S54c; Tlear sides lee
161491615c; clear, NE.
CINCINNATI, October 25.-Pork dull and nomi-
nal. S24. Lard dull and nominal, 111ac. Bulk
meats easier; shoulders, 9zc; clear rib, l4c. Ba-
con easier shoulders 1910; clear rib, ice; clear
16t4. Butter firm; choice Western reserve, l2Sc;
choice Central Ohio, &c.
BALTIMORE, October 25.-Provisions lower.
Mess pork, s25. Bulk meats-shoulders and clear
rib sides, pack I'll s915Ic. Bscon-shoulders,
12:sc; clear rib sides. 1I1<c. Hams, 170317Izc.
Lard, II1zc. Butter firm; choice Western. packed
2s925c; creamery, SS@35c. Eggs firm, Csc.
NEW ORLEANS, October 25.-Pork quiet and
weak. SIS 25 Lard quiet and firm; refined, tierce,
l3@131sc; keg, 131Sc Bulk meats quiet; shoulders,
packed, 0sOc; clear ribs, Axe; long clear,
141zc- Baon-market bare; supplies expected and
cured frmer; canvased. ordinary and medium,
average Is TO Is lbs, l61<@l7c.
CHICAGO October 25.-Pork inactive; S22 509
p IS cash and October, S19 12559l9 Is November,
SIS so the year and January, SIS 571291S co Feb
Tuary, SIS 759lS so Nay. Lard inactive; IL SOC
IL Sc cash and October, II 17z@11. zoe November,
10 90c the year, 10 975@l1c January, 11021z91l05
February, 1120G11221zc May. Bulk meats in fair
demand; shoulders, 101zc; short rib, 141zc; short
clear, 1514c. Butter firm fair to fancy creamery,
30G39c; good, to choice dairy, rs a32c.
CdH.-Pork irregular; s22@22 so October, $40 021z
November SIS 90 the year, SIS 5ltz January,
SIS S7% May. Lard higher: 1-ST1zc October,
IL 21zc November, 10.921z61095c the year Il.0l5c
January, l114c May
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FUTURE MOVEMENTS.

The Annie 2. Silver is due down for New
Orleans.
The JOeie Harry is the Saturday packet
for White river.
The Ida Darragh is the Saturday packet
for Arkansas river.
The Lse-liners tomorrow evening are
the James Lee, for Friars Point, and the Coahoma,
for Osceola-
The Ancher-liners tomorrow morning
City OF Providence, for st. Louis.
The Ste. Genevieve, Capt George CaryelI,
Is the Ancher-Line packet this evening for Cairo
and ST. Louis. Rolla Porter is her clerk.
The Katie Hooper, Capt. Ed NowIsnd is the
packet this evening at O'Clock for all points on
Office.
The Mark Twain, Capt. w. P. Hall, is the
packet this evening at O'Clock for Halss Point
and all way landings Mr.. J. D. Fuller is in the
office.
The icons Millar, Capt c. B. Russell, is
the packet Tomorrow evening at O'Clock for all
points on the Ohio river as far as Cincinnati.
James Yoris in the Office
The Dean Adams, Capt Mark Z. Cheek.
is the United States mail packet this evening at
O'Clock for Arkansas City and all way landings
A. L. Cummins Is her atten tive clerk assisted BY
Lee Cummins and Walker OUTLAW.
The Hard Cash, Capt Ed G. Postal, will
this evening at O'Clock for all points on White
river going through to Jacksonport and connect
ing with packets for upperW hite and Black rivers
Cnarles Ii. and Joseph Postal are her clerks
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Cotton Carrying and COMPRISING.
50. Louis Globe Democrat. Monday.

The recent consolidation of two compress
companies has given circulation to a rumor which
cotton men assert is founded on facts. The ANAL
gamation is said to have been arranged in the
Interest Of the Gould Southwestern system in
competition with PaTamore's Cotton Belt Line
The ST. Louis Cotton Compress Company's stock
is practically in the control OF ]. W. ParamOre,
president of the Texas and st. Louis railroad,
which will soon enter the field for carrying Texas
Gotten. The competition will be vigorous. and
to induce shippers to patronize the Gould roads.
rebate. il is said Is allowed all Texas cotton
consigned to the Factors aud Brokers' Compress,
making difference of IS cents a bale to Iron
Mountain shippers. 1t is also stated that part of
the scheme is the erection Of Compress and
house on the Missouri Pacific to facilitate ship
ments and transfers of east and west bound cotton
The present rate for composing in st. Louis
is IS cents bale or 25 cents more than what is
charged at the Texau seaports, which are drawing
heavily from the interior towns that formerly sup
piled this market. Factors are complaining Of the
high charges here, and boldly say the congresses
are working to destroy the trade by their greed for
dividends. One prominent factor in speaking to a
Globe Democrat reporter yesterday, said 'All are
seemingly allied against the railroads, and are
blaming them for the small receipts 1t is claimed
they should reduce their rates 10 and from ST.
Louis. During all this clamor the congresses give
us no enconi agement and are maintaining hiph
rate Last year. with receipts Of 10000 bales the
81. Louis Compress ompany declared a dividend
OF 20 per cent and with expected receipts of 400,
600 bales they could reduce the rate to so cents a
bale and still declare their regular dividend"
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BOHRR.MAKERS.
STEAMBOATS,
SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE steamer KATIE HOOPER r.
Il being unavoidably detained, -Zs-saszzz=5(
viii leave THIS DAY, Thursday, 26Lh, positively
at DIN. JOHN y. HARDIN. 6uDrL
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GENER Al NEWS

The wharf was clear of packets at dark.
Business wss quiet on the wharf yesterday.
Capt S. B. Bell, of New Orleans, is in the
Receipts by river yesterday, 616 bales cot
ton; 45 bags seed cotton, and 2541 sacks cotton
The officers of the new Mary Houston
boast of bale of handsome new cotton bound
with gold bands The bale was present from
have arrived at Cincinnati.
Louisville Courier Journal, Tuesday,; aThe
latest information we had OF the Cons Millar due
Sunday, she was hard aground Rising Sun,
for Mem phis last night The and pretty J.
III. Tyler will be ready to leave for Memphis
Pittsburg Commercial: "PeepIe down the
river having heard good deal about the new
steamers Kate Adams and viii Hays are expecting
The Adams III be ready to:leave here in about
couple OF weeks, and the Hays will not be much
behind the Adams"
"Going to the masquerade ball?" "No.
not at all; my heads too bald but my sister Poll
she that's so very tall, though she looks like
doll-will raise squal that will shake the wall if
she misses the chance this fall to attend the
masquerade ball. 1.-THE funeral of the hatcher of
this paragraph will take place Immediately after
the ball
dispatch from Madison. Ind. last night
announces the death of Capt Sam Hildreth which
occurred in that city at noon yesterday, after a
long illness. Capt Hildreth was one of the oldest
and most popular steamboatmen on the Ohio
river, principally in the Louisville and Cincinnati
Mail Line. His life has been despaired of the past
several weeks.
The r. 4. Springer, from New Orleans,
passed up for Cairo yesterday evening" discharging
good lot of freight here and has moderate load
for above. The Springer has been on the rest list
at New Orleans the past couple of months during
which time Capt. H. U. Hart has had her painted
up and polished from stem to stern, and she looks
like brand new. She will return from Cairo to
New Orleans about Saturday.
Cincinnati 1Gmes-Star: "The Charles Nor
gan's crew for the season has been engaged. Capt
Harry w. Stein Will command and Capt. Dan
Moore will preside in the office. Both are popular
and wellknown gentlemen, and praise OF either
would be supertuous. The rest of the crew is
follows: Mate, Henry Peters; pilots, LATE Ander-
son and John Richie; engineer, Tony Kersinger;
steward, John Cidelote; carpenter, Jas Streeteri'
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FOR VICKSBURG.

So. Louis and vfeksbarg Anchor Line
U. y. MafI-FoR v1CKsBURG.
Belle Memphis. z~
Isaac II. Mckee. master, d4ElEk
Will leave Anchor-Iine wharfboat FRIDAY.
Oct. 18th, at 10 am For freight or passage apply
G. L. HALL, Passr AIT AID STORM. Sup'I
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GROCERIES.

Business brisk and prices firm. Louisiana
sugar a shade lower on better grades.
Canned goods unchanged.
SUGAR-Louisiana open kettle, S4G9c; yellow
clarified. 91z91oc;. of-white clarified, 10c; pure
powdered, l1xc.
choice, 121z9l31zc
MoLAssEsoLonisians common to fair, 5o@55c;
good TO prime, Csc; strictly prime to choice zoe
syrups, 10000, as 10 quality. New Louisiana, 659
zoe.
CANNED GooDs, Erc-Prices per dozen: Peaches
lbs, standard, 81 rs seconds, 81 so; tomatoes 2
lbs 81 10; lbs, 81 49, Strawberries 81 % raspber
ries. 81 65; backberes 81 %; green cages, 81 $50
90; plums, ST. pears, 81 5091 -; extra Oyster
Bay asparagus, 81 75;9reen corn, 81 25gl g. as to
quality; green peas, 81 5092 Is; cove oysters,
~ 20@1 So, full weight; light weight, No l, zoe
No. 2, 81 20; condensed milk-Crown, Sc 25; Eagle,
IS Is; pine apple, 81 Goal IS.
SALr-Per carload, 81 SIS; from store. 81 40 per
barrel; Louisiana, coarse, per sack, nominal; fne
81 65.
soAP-4961Sc per pound.
BAGeING AND TIEs-Bagging, 115-lbs, s9S4c;
15z-lbs, s5z9S7sc; l56-lbs, 9&91Sc. Ties, arrow,
81 60 per bdl; button, 81 2591 so.
BALTIMORE, October 25-Cofee dull; Rio,
cargoes, 71a@9e. Sugar dull; A soft, SIC.
NEW YORK, October 25.-Coffee quiet; Rio ear
goes, 7ss91Q14c Sugar dull and weak fair to good
refining, quoted at 7ss971ze. Aolasses dull; New
Orleans, 60977c.
NEW ORLEANS, October 25.-Coffee in good
demand; Rio, cargoes, common to prime, 6@
1054c. Sugar in good demand at full prices; in
fully fair, &c; prime, TIC; yellow clarified 7s49
Sc; white clarified, SIC; graduated &c. Molasses
in active demand; common, 45c; centrifugal, $50
SIC; fair, SOC; prime TO choice, 5l@57c.
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At Liverpool the spot market at noon was easier
Sales eco bales of which $500 bales were Ameri-
Receipts $3.50 bales, Of which $3.50 bales were
American. A
At 1890: uplands. 61zdi Orleans, SGD:
The Liverpool future market at noon was dull;
October, 6 25-64, 24-64, 6 23-6id; October No
vember. 6 II-64d; November-Dece 1-64d
December January, January February, 7.6I, 9 O.
esd; February March, S64d; March April, 1904,
6 9-6fd; April May, 6 lS-64d; May-June, 15-64,
614-64d: June-July, 1851, 16-64d: July-August,
1864, 620-64, 10 81, 1854, l96id.
At 800 November December. 6-64d-
At ESQ: October, 6 22-64d; Octeber-November,
1064d-
At $50 October, 6 21-e4, s 1e-64d; October-No-
vember, 6 sod; Overwhelmingly, 564d; Feb
ruaTy- March, 7-64d; May-June, l3-64d; July
August, IS-64d.
At 4:SO: OctoberNovember. S-64d; November
December, 6 sd, 4-64d; Aarch-April, S-64d
Aprif-May. 6 1064d; June-July, 6 l5-64d-
At 5: October, G 1s-64d; December January.
4-64d; Jsnuary-F February, $50; February
March, cd; May-June, 12-6id; June-July,
6 Il-6ld; July-August, 17-64d.
Efftureg closed weak.
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PROPOSALS.
TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
UYFICR OF CHIEF EEGINRKR
CAEroN. ABERDEEN AND NASHVILLE R R.,

JACKSON, TENN, October ID, 1882
CEALED proposals viii be received at this Office
= until November 18th, proximo, at II O'Clock
noon, for the clearing, grabbing grading and
bridging of eighty-seyen miles of the Canton,
Aberdeen and Nashville railroad between Kos.
ciusko and Aberdeen, Miss.
The line runs through Starkville and West Point
which enables contractors to reach il at four diff
ferent points by rail thereby acilitating the trans
portation of supplies, etc. The country is well
watered, and abundant crops of corn and proyi-
sions have been raised this Year. especially in the
prairie between Starkviie and Aberdeen.
The work is divided into subdivisions of about
one or more sections. subdivisions, or for the
whole work, will be entertained Plans, profiles
and specifications for tn work can be examined
this Office by contractors, where further infor-
nation will be furnished with reference thereto
by Mr.. B. W. DeCourcy, Division Engineer
The attention of such contractors as wish to OBJ
tain five or ten miles TO work for themselves is es-
pecially invited. Bids should be addressed to j.
q. Clarke General Manager of the Canton, Aber
deem and Nashville railroad, Jackson Tenn. The
company reserves the right reject any or all
bids JOHN G. MANN, Chief Engineer.
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RREAoSTuEES-

Corn continues scarce, with good demand,
but no change in prices. Cornmeal scarce
but unchanged. Hay and oats as previously
quoted. Bran scarce and higher.
WHARTON track. 90@e5c.
!. CoRN-Choice old, Sc from levee; S799Oc from
store; new shelled. 70@72c; in ear. 55c IN lois.
oATs-Choiee mixed nominally 4sSa4c on
leyee; 46d4Sc from store sF
H1Y-choiee timothy nominally SIC on levee;
81 per hundred from store; prime, sI49l5; prairie
90 5OH7 from tEaf K. .i..s
BK1s-s5e9Oc per hundred from store; $40 Per
ton from levee. .
CoRsMKAL-Kiln-dried, s3 25. ~.
FLoUE-Superfne, 81 1894 50; extra, 81 sOS
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New York futures opened steady; at II 80, bare
ly steady at $780, barely steady at $780, steady at
230, steady; at $3.50, weak. sales, 139 900 bales.
Closing prices:
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AYERS HAIR vIGOR.
Various Causes

Advancing years, care, sickness, disap-
pointment, and hereditary predisposi-
tion-all operate to turn the hair gray,
and either of them inclines it to shed
prematurely. AYERS HAIR VIGoR will
restore faded or gray, light or red hair
to rich brown or deep black, as may
be desired. 1t softens and cleanses the
ecalp, giving it a healthy action 1t
removes and cures dandruff and humors.
BY its use falling hair is checked, and
a new growth will be produced in all
cases where the fOllicles are not de-
stroyed or the glands decayed- Its
effects are beautifully shown ON brashy,
weak, or sickly hair. on which few
applications will pIouuoe ssEOss and
freshness Of youth. Harmless and sure
in its results, it is Incompatible as
a dressing, and is especially valued
for the soft lustre and richness of tone
it imparts.
AYERS HAIR YIGoR is colorleSs;
contains neither oil nor dye; and will
not soil or color white cambria; yet
it lasts long on the hair, and keeps
it fresh and vigorous, imparting an
agreeable perfume.
For sale by all druggists.
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STUART'S
FEMALE COLLEGE
s. MARY'S SCHOOL,
No. 352 Poplar Street,

A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
-. LADIRs AND CHILDkEE. Under the charge OF
10 - IRRs OF 81 MA Rf Of the Episcopal Church
term win commence September 18th.
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Time. Bar. Their Wind. Weather.
IS IS IS. e; s sS$;s ~ E S::
Max imum temperature, AZ.
Minimum temperature. SO.
VICKsBURG, october 25.-River risen inches
Weather clear and cool. Arrived: Commonwealth,
St. Louis.
and falling: Weather clear and cool. Night
River inches, and stationary. Weather clear
and pleasant.
CINCINNATI October 25.-Noon-River 7 feet Q
ter, $50. Night-River fleet inches and station-
airy. Weather fair and cool.
NEW ORLEANS, October 25.-weather clear and
slightly warmer; thermometer. zee. Arrived !:
Henry Frank Memphis. Departed: Paris C. Brown
Cincinnati; David p. Powell, st. Louis
EVANSVILLE, October 25.-Noon-River falling,
thermometer, $50. Night-River stationary with
4 6-lo feet full by the gauge. Weather-stif rain
expected; thermometer, 52o to 70o.
ST. LOUIS, October 25-Night-Riyer risen
inch, and is now 10 feet inches by the gauge.
Weather cloudy and warm, with indications of
rain. Arrived: Clinton. Memphis; City of Cairo,
Vicksburg. Departed: w. P. Halliday New Or,
leans; Clinton. Memphis.
LOUISVILLE, October 25.-Noon-Riyer rose
noon with feet in the canal and feet inches in
the chute on the falls. Weather clear and cool
Night-River falling with feet 10 inches in the
canal and feet inches in the chute on the
falls weather clear and pleasant
CAIRO, October 25.-Noon- Weather clear and
mild. Arrived: Carrier, New Orleans, 6 am, /;
Memphis, II a. m. Departed: Annie P. silver, New
Orleans pm; Ste. Geneyieve. Memphis 10 p. m. I;
Louis, am; Centennial, st. Louis, am; City
OF Helena, st; Louis, IL an. Night-River feet
10 inches, and stationary, weather fair; thermom-
4p.m.; John Dippold, New Orleans. 5 pm; Belle
Memphis, st. Louis, pm; wyoming, New Or
Louis, D m
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THE steamer TIGER win take the IT.
Il place of the Jimmie Baker in the
Memphis and Council Bend trade. She will ma ke
her first trip Saturday, September 3Oth, and will
make regular trips on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday during the season, in command of Capt.
8 Baskeft
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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE oFrRAlNs

chesapeake, Ohio and Southwestern
Trains move as follows: No. 4 (express) leaves at
500 Am; No. (mail at IL 10 pm; No. / arrives
at 220 an; No. arrives at 55 pm. (eity timel.
Memphis and Lille kOck-Trains move
as follows: No leaves daily at 4:4op.m.; arrives
A. 1850 pm. No. leaves at an; arrives at 8
am. No.5 (freight leaves Hopefeld at am; ar
rives at pm.
as follows (city timel: Through express leaves
daily at IL :05 pm. Local mail and express leaves
daily at Sis al SomeTTine accom- rotation
leaves daily. except Sunday, At 4:55 In. Through
express arrives daily at 400 ar Local mail and
express arrives daily at s:55 p m SomervfIle ac-
commodation arrives daily, except Sunday, at $40
an.
as follows; Fast mail arrives daily at 4:40
leaves st u:i0 PIN; mail leaves daily at S:25
an; passenger aceommod alton leaves daily
10 40 m; arrives daily at 3:40 pm (city time)-
will make close connection for all points East;
Brownsville aceom modation leaves daily, except
Sun day, at 4:55 pm. mail arrives daily at 20
D. m Brownsville accommodation arrives daily,
excspt sunday, at s25 am.
n fss1ssippf Rmd fennessee-Trabns move
as follows: Kew Orleans and fast mail and express
leaves daily at l2:45 Pm; 5ardis ccommoda ton
leaves daily, except sunday, at $40 pm; freight
leaves daily, except Sunday, at 5:55 an New
Orleans fast mail and arrives daily at $40
r. m. Sardis accommod alton arrives daily. except
Sunday. at S:5 an. freight arrives daily, except
Sunday, at 400 pm. Freight trains carry pssssn-
R0rS.
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LIVE STOCK MARkEr.

Cattle receipts light, especially good butch:
ers'; prices firm. Mich COWS in good deman
There has been fair supply OF sheep
throughout the week, most OF which were
common and medium grades; prices firm, lu
lambs only few common grades IN market
The supply of hogs the past week has been
rather heavy, which caused decline from
last weeks prices. Quotations:
GRASS CATTLE-Choice, 4941zc; good, SL94e;
lair TO medium, 25z9Szc; seslawags and common
11<62e
sHEEP-Choice, per pound, &c; medium, s@SEei
common, per head $I09l so. -,
LAMBs-Choice, 1z@5c, per pound neofum' %
GAG per pound
households. $50 to 200 pounds, sSs1ze; ae-
d1um, 1@71ze; common, 6461zc.
: Cows AND CALvEs-Milch cows win yonns
calves per head, s2094O yearliugs per head, s4gs.
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FOR SALE.

IsNE PLANTATION ON DEER CREEK, LYING
II about seven miles from Greenyine, in Wash
ington county, Miss. The tract contains about
1000 acres of the finest land, about 400 acres Of
which is in a state of good cultivation; good ten
ant houses, nice country residence, In good
neigh borhood. There Is now on the place crop
OF corn and cotton which VIII be sold with it, II
desired; also, all the stock. This Is one OF the
most desirable places the vicinity OF GreenE1ile
end will be sold AZ bargain, as the owner having
landed interest in Texas desires TO remove there
The place is high and above any ordinary over
flow; 200 acres was above the high water OF this
year. There il also on the place good lot OF
tenants sufficient TO cultivate It For Terms. etc.
apply to the undersigned on the p1Gnises
MRS. n. -. H0RD, Greeny1lles Mn.
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DRY GOODS.
NV YORK

NV YORK, October 25.-In general d.
msnd the market continues very quief for lssdirg
makes. and brown and bleached cottans ar is
been done ON account of clothing trade $500
ties in the delivery of previous reports b1t o,er
rUfth change -SNGfSIB Ore
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HousE-BUILpiNG MATERIALS.

4oIINheg IILIc anu NOIl3eI4t IINt NI ItA I1IcI
prices.
framing LUNBER-Ysrd priees-Rough SIS per
1000 feet; dressed $50; yellow pine flooring. SIS :
shingles. S3@4 so; lathing-poplar, 81 70: cypress
81 per 1000 faiths. Extra prices for extra lengths
above % feet
NAHs-SS 9O94 per keg, and leading sizes hard
to obtain.
BEIcKs-Hard, $40 50; soft. ss'per 1000; friedrich,
s4@5 so per 1O0
!. LIME AHD CKxEsr-Aiabama lime. e5c9s1 a
barrel; Tennessee, S5990c; Louisville cement,
81 1904 IS barrel Rosedale cement, 81 so a bar
rel; Portland, S.; plaster of Paris 81 So
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-HF MONkRCH

LOTTERY.
TheLITTLEHAVAHACOMP
Supplement to Royal Havana Lottery
Takes Place Tuesday, Oct. "a, ISS2-
NEW sCHEME-23, 900 Tickets, Only 81
eaeh-I204i Prizes US Currency J, "a $50.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $1,000.
WhOIes, $2......... ......... Halves, 81
90 Capital Prizes!
Desiring to meet the very general demand for
Low-priced Tickets, we have devised Supplement-
sAry Ssries of Prizes based upon the Regular Draws
ines OF the Royal Havana Lottery. the amount OF
Prizes IN which follows:
LIST OF PRIZES:
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ETC.

Prioes as previously quoted and business
quiet.
Observation-Disclosures, 90e9sI so; straight, 81 so
"a, according to age.
WISEs-Imported port. 81 5o@4; sherry, 81 $50
4; MISREPRESENTATION extra dry, SISS; Piper
Heidack, S2S025; Mumm's extra dry, S25g27;
claret So 75617 per box; Catawba, 81 50g6.
BRANDIEs-Cognac, S5S10; peach, 81 5095 So;
apple, S2@3 so.
ST. LOUIS, October 25.-whisky steady, 81 Is.
CHICAGO, October 25.-Whisky steady, 81 49,
BALTIMORE, October 25.-Whisky firm, 81 u
al D
NEW ORLEANS, October 25.-Whisky steady;
Western rectihed, 81 O5@l 20.
LOUISVILLE, October 25.-Whisky steady and
firm; highwines, 81 II.
CINCINNATI October 25.-Whisky steady, 81 IL /;
combination sales of finished goods, 545 barrels,
on a basis of s. II.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-26
sRooMs AND sRooM-CoRN.

PoULrRY-Choiee old hens, So 5OG4 old mixed,
e5093; large young, 1898 20; medium, S292 rs;
nall. 81 75d2 d Young ducks S3G3 50.