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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-01-19
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRAND P MING
Fall and Winter Goods F.!
Maher & Manion's New Dry Goods Store!

A s WE HAVE CLOSED OUT ALL OF OUR SPRING SUMMER STOCK T
n IeC 1esnnces sale we can now fife the public one of the cmnest AM best msortd
stocks of Dry Goodse yero feed in the W to elect from. Our buyers having ued uat
care in selecting our present stock of FALL N WINTER GOODS. customers will dd IT
to tdra advantage to give us call before purchasing elsewhere.
LADIES: If you want ane Dress Pattern, and achmp one 10 to- hr 4 Mapions
as yo ucanh fad anees selection varying in price rom 10 cents per yard tos per ward
YOU want neB iac SILK otoM aher& Mmions and you Twill md nice qualities at
nyou want a nice CoIored SILK &C to Maher & Maninsa and see their 81 and Al ak
qualities
If you want nice Blck orC lreds atns &c to Mhr l. Manions and conpar their Al
quality with atat the other stores fr$ u.s.
If you wants nice D0lman Cloak Ulster or UIsterette. 20 to sherA Mldons
and save 80 per cent on each garment.
II you want any nice Under FIanne1s for yourself or children 90 ON aher A. Mnfons
and se their different grades from so cents upwards.
nyou want any Fancy Goods such as Ribbons. Ties, Laces. Gloves. m.
brOfderies, Combs Purses. Satchels. Etc, Etc, 20 to Mhn 4 Manions and vu
will save both lime amd money
II you want Any House Furnishing Goods such as Blankets, lex Spreads,
be smret to- tt he worth of yr money Five Gases of Blankets Bed Spreads and Comfor
.hs sighhy soleda which ill be sold very cheap.
If you wants nice white Shirts &c to Maher s. Mamon'sa md you vii @a mice asart
mntM 81 u.s. 81 so rs and 50 eah.
If you want ian dershfr or Drawers go to Maber 4 Mauions and sdct ham ~
80 cents, 7c cents $L1 so 81 and 81 so each
II you want good Overshfrts, you can get them ST. 81 So 50 snd $3.50 each nv cpnqto
Maher adM Miont.
You n also gdtI2 yards las Towefng O q
You ian also get Il yards Crash TOwe1iug for. q o
You can also gdl Y yards LiningC Cambria for. . 4 o
YuG n also get II n DrnIingsf for n
Yu lean also get 8 yards linen Facing o
% can gel anything N everything in h Dry GoOds slime at LESS
RICE n At u store in tow at MAHER a. MANIONS.
TERMS. Strictly Cash aud One Price. A Liberal Discount TO the Trade.
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| 81 0s14dI o.; November. 81 045za1 Oi5k Deem
Der, 81 O5fzdI o.: January, 81 O55sdl O75s Corn
| western easier and dull mixed soot, 6Jes6c
| october, 66e asked November. 631za6i1<ci Noyem
ber-December or old, 5s1sg5sAe; January, "a g
o554c- Oats firm aud higher; western. white, ~
95c; MIXED, 42943c; Pennsylvania, 429lfc. Rye
| quiet, 7O973c
CINCINNATI. September Colour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat dull but firm No red win
ter. 96a9sc Corn easier, 6SG64c- Oats in fair de-
Inand, .S312d3fc. Rye quiet ana unchanged bar
ley III good demand extra No. fall, s0GSjc-
NEW YORK, September 30-FlOur dull: super
hne western and State, 81 9O9i Wheat opened
%c lower subsequently recovered from decline,
advanced 491zc, closing inn. with reaction OF 44y
steady.
NEW ORLEANS, SePten Der 30 Corn dull and
heavy; white, SIC. yellow mixed. - Csc. Oats
quiet and weak; Western prime, q quoted al 4O9ilc.
choice, gzai5c- Flour-bigher grades, 81 6l5zS
372 COumeal-kiludried, So >. nay-prime,
SIS: choice, SCI. Riee-LOuisians, ordinary TO
choice, &c.
CHICAGO, September SO.-Fl0ur steady and I'M
changed Wheat strong and higher for oeptem-
Der; other options unsettled and generally lower;
regular 81 O7al o. Septem Der; s1zc October, 9j54
995tss NOveni Der. slifc the year; No. Chicsgo
same regular; No. 2 red winter, g. oral OS cash
and September. Corn demand active and IN
settled; 5Sg5s1zc cash, G75sG5Sc September, $50
5s1sc October, $50 d5s1sc November, 53l4c the
year, 49c January, 5I54c May Oats steady &c
cash. september and October, $i@z95i &c Novem-
Der; 8lc the year, So $3.50 May Rye inactive
and lower, 81 LSa5Sc. Barley steady, IS.
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The New Chicago and New Orleans Rail.
way connection


The Pic1yune has indicated, when cOnsid-
ering the extensions Of the Erlanger system and
their bearing on New Orleans business, the prob
be secared by building from Harrodsburg KY. to
Louisvflle, and Acquiring the New Albany and
connected with The latter are the Hon isaac caid-
well, OF legA, fame; r. S. Veeeh. the well-known
morse breeder. its president; Dr. E. D. StandifoId,
It's yicepresident formerly president of the Louis
vile and Nashvilei II. V. Newcomb, formerly
banking IN New York; John J. Aston and e. H.
I drSen. of New York are also among the directors
more than satisfy the public Green and New
comb are also on the directory of the Louis
Vile and Nashville, and, indeed, at the time the
New Albany and Chicago road was acquired it
was supposed that i was In Louisville and Nash
vile interest But the great corpotation has
drifted into The hands OF Pbiiadelphi and New
cs, cs itiii OF lsts year, ana mas become
aSorioik and Western and shenandoah Valley
lost sight Of, and fell away toward tho Changers
This was unfortunate for the Louisville and
Nashville, and compelled IL to seek the Evansville
ana Terre Hsute and Chicago and Eastern IL
nois' by which route 1t now reaches the North
IQr New orleans, Tor without losing aUy
81 our pres mt connections with Chicago.
hangers come 10 us they come not merely from Gin
natl as we supposed when their coming was first
projected; but from Louisville also, and from Chit
Chteago has about completed its short cross cut
between Chicago aud Indiana polls. which quick
ems its transit between Chicago and Louisville.
Dr. standtford Is now in the East, arranging for
Lne capital 10 Duilu the read from Louisville TO
Hsrrodsburg, and there will probably be no diff-
Guilty about the matter. Chicago is gratiGed with
her prospect OF a new outlet to the South by way
Of Louisville Independent Of the Louisville and
Nashville, cause 1t will give additional COM
peting line 70 Southern points and win result in
the redncton OF rates so long desired by Chicago
shippers according to the Tribune of that city. 1t
Is alleged that while Chicago always been able
20 secure most liberal rates to the Ohio river she
has been met at Louisville by virtual denial of
even fairly competitive rates with St. Louis and
tue manufacturing cities of the East. AS the
Louisville and Nashville owns its own lines 10 81
the East, it naturally will favor itself in prefer
99ce TO oiher roads. The great service which tho
Erlangers are doing New Orleans and the South is
in affording competitive route to Cincinnati,
Louisville and Chicago.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-01

The City of Vicksburg il the Anchor-linsr
| Tuesday morning for Vicksburg.
| The John A. Scudder is the next New Or.
| leans Anchor-liner due up for St. Louis
The new steamer Ida Darragh, Captain 7
J. DaTragh. is the Wed nesday packet for an uoints
on Arkansas river in place OF The Plow Boy.
| The Commonwealth, Capt. John T. Nc.
10 O'Clock for Cairo and st. Louis. Charles Gould
/ IS her clerk.
| The Andy Baum; Capt. H. ]. Viuton. ia
| the Tuesday packet ior all points on the Ohio
river as far as Cincinnati NJ. NJ. Deem has charge
| of her ONCE
The Mark Twain, Captain w. P. Hall, ia
Point and all intermediate landings Mr. n
Fuller is in the Office
the Coahoma, Capt Henry Cooper. ia the
Lee-liner Monday evening at O'Clock for osceola
and u, the p upper bends. Hugh Tomlinson and
The City of Cairo, Capt. George w. Wick
ers. is the Anchor-Line packet this morning at 10
O'Clock for Nicksburg and the bends T6omss
White and John Crane are her clerks
The elegant passenger packet w. p. Hal
Jiday Capt Beck Jolly, is the Anchor-liner to-day
landings owen c. Gates is in the office.
The Jsmes Lee, Capt. Stack Lee on deck.
IS the packet Monday evening at O'Clock for
Helena, Friars Point and all way landings Floyd
Wh1ilow IS her clerk, assisted by Platt Rhoades
and Arthur Browne.
The Dean Adams, Capt. Mark r. Cheek. ia
the United States mail packet Moiday evening at
O'Clock for Arkansas City and all way landings
A. l.. Cummins is her attentive clerk assisted b
Lee Cummins and Walker Outlaw.
The Hard Cash, Capt. Ed C. Postal ia the
Wedhe,d day packet for all points on White river
going through TO Jacksonport and making connec-
lions with packets for upper White and Black
rivers Charles NJ and Joseph Postal are her
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pEzsoNAI ANN CENren

The taxable value of railroads i'm Iliinoi.
OF which there arc 1883 miles, IS $50 n So as de
termined by the State Board Of Equalization
The Denver aud Rio Ora nde Western will
Gteen river BY the middle of December givinq
the company 80 miles OF road in Utah. S-''-'7
Harry Bacon, night Waterman at the Knox.
vile depot was crushed to death Thursday Will
SouphnK cars; such accidents are frequent al
knoxTille, and perhaps IN unbiased Investigation
wonld develop either carelessness or eckiessness
perhaps both.
EI-GoV. John G. Brown, solicitor for the
goald system OF Railways, and vice president of
the Texas Pacific Railway Corlpanv when fx =
part Of that system, wss in Lou svilie the otber
day, and in an Interview with A C0urieT Jo,,r1gl
re preventative said THE Could svstern IL : ,,fy,
IN tricate one. and II should attempt 70 tell Won
al about It, it would inv I've q large number of
statistics which are not now at my command.
However, a little thought and considerable IA
thence viii show what re Gould system ~. Ia the
first place, letfls what roads c0fnprise the ss
TEN; The missouri Pacific TuDk-line, which is
part OF the system, eXtcnGs from ST. Louis 10 Kan
sas City an 4 on TO omahs aud with a lease Of The
Missouri, Kansas and Texas road, it runs 70 L :
redo, Tex, and also carri-s to Gainesborough
Alneola and Jefferson The St. Louis Iron Noun
tain aad Southern road runs from St Louis. via
Little Rock, TO jexarkaua and has of
Tosds rnnnlns 20 point opposite Cairo and TO
Beimonts Opposite Co umbus The International
aud Great Northern railroad, in Texas runs from
Mineola and Lougyiew to Palestine thence 10
Houston and on 70 Austin, San Antonio aud Ia
redo. It is connected with calves ton Oh the Gulf
coast, by the Galveston. Harrisburg and Houston
Tailroad. the Texas and Pacific railroad owns the
New Orleans Pacific, which extends from New or
leans, ptn Shreveport Dallas and Fort Worth 70 n
fasop and by lateral lines to TexarkanA in connec
tioH WIN the IRON mountain ana Texsrkaua road.
~ Also runs 10 sherman. The Mem phis and Little
Rock road connects Memphis with the Iron Mouu-
tain road at Little Rock By these lines mentioned
CITY, AtchisoniO msha, Fl Paso, Laredo Galveston
New Orleans, Memphis aud all points in The soTtb
Nest' ms system embraces about GOO miles of
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MEMPHIS COTTON STATEMENT.
MEMPHIS, September %. 1Ss
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PROVISIONS.

Hog products very strong. Butter strong
| and higher. Lard steady.
| BUTTER-Common. 1sa2Oc; country, 2O92jci
western, 2392ic; fancy dairy 26e2Sci cream
/ cry. SIC
.CaEEsE-F Factory, 1O9Ilc; fun cream, 1ls141zc;
Mss PoEK-s2i l2]5 per barrel; sugar cured
hams, SIC 259l0 50; breakfast bacon, Sl79l7 p
per cwt.
BAcoN-PIcked-cIear sides, 81; clear rib,
$40 3fIa; shoulders ST.
BULK MEATS Pacfed-clear sides SIC: clear nib.
SIS S71z; shoulders. Sl1 .; strips. SO l21z
LARD-Tferces SI3 80; keEs, Sl3 S71S: ~ ID pals,
81 l21 l0lb, Sl4 3715; Glib Sl4 6219 leaf lard, 81
BALTIMORE, September 3O-Provisions firm
Eggs higher, PC.
ST. LOUIS, September 30-Butter and eggs I'M
changed Pork higher; 81 IS bid cash. STs 50 bid
january; jobbing at 81 50 az 20 Dry salt meats
none of ring Bacon firm: shoulders, ll14c;
snort nib, li549l55sc; abort clear, l63sc. Lard
nominal
NEW YORK, September SG-PoIk higher, new
mess 81. Lard higher, prime steam, lS.lOe.
NEW ORLEANS, september 30.-POrk higher
S&B Bulk meats frmer; shoulders, packed new
lO54c; clear NIB. l5c: long clear, l51Ic- Bacon
quiet ana weak; shoulders lu54e; snort no, Ioci
CINCINNATI. September SO-Pork steady s22 rs.
clear rio, Ike Bacon scarce and firm; shout
ders. lt14c; clear li5 151zc; clear, l654c Butter
easier but not quotably lower.
CHICAGO September 90.-Butter quiet and I'M
changed. Pork strong and higher for October,
other futures less active; 81 3es22 10 cash - ga
september and October. SO November. $40 25 the
year, SIS 90 January. Lard frmer; I2.709l2.75c
cash. september and October, i&2212Gl223c No
YeInber, 1l.5je the year, II zoe January. Bulk
meats quiet; shoulders. 1114c; short rib, l41zc;
short clear, HE.
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Cornmeal continues dull and nominal
Corn quiet; new is valued according 10 con
dltion. Oats steady. Hay frmer.
WHEAr-Home raised, 90@95c
CoRN-Choiee mixed SJaS6c from leyee. sS6aec,
from store; new, in ear, 55d6Oc
OArs-421zed43c on levee; 4Sc from store.
HAI-ChOice timothy, Sl6Gl6 SO: 81 per hun
dIed from store; prime, l5Gl5 50 prairie nominal
tLopR-SupeIhne, 81 25S4 so; extra IS 100
20; family, XXX, S. 25G5 50; Belle Memphis
s. so; XXXX, So 25s6 So; fancy, So 5O96 rs; pat
BRAS-sl5 so per hundred from store.
CoRSAEAL-Kiln- dried, nominal.
OATMEAL-In half barrels, "a so from store
CRACKED WHEAT-In half barrels IS so from
store.
HOMNY-From levee. 81 IS; from store S.
WHITE BEANs-Navy, Si@4 . from store
RCE-Louisiana, common, 7(971zc; prime Sc:
Carolina, S9S1zc.
ST. LOUIS, September 30.-Flour UNCHANGED
Wheat slow and easier; No. , red, 90s<aolL cash
90t<9905se October, 92c November, SIC >Decem-
Der, 901sc the year, 94clJanuary, No. red So "a
Sic: No. 4 red, S1s<qs21zc. Corn unsettled INT
closed pretty firm 60961c cash. 595ze October.
595ze November 495sc the yesr, 465Ec January,
4s4e May. Oa.s better; 3l1z@32c cash, S0szc Octo,
Der, 1890 November, 303sc December, 30ize the
year. Rye dull; 55g56t6c bid. Barley quiet;
sample lots, 65@9Oc.
BALTIMORE, September S0-Flour dull and
lower for Guy milis-Other brands steady; Wheat
Western lower ana quiet; No. 2 red winter spot
81 04Iz9l o45z; September, 81 oO3zaI %; October,
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GROCERIES


Business gradually improving. Louisiana
sugar quiet. Case goods unchanged.
| SUGAE-Louisisna, open kettle. s14@9c; yellow
! clarified. 91zg1Oc; oG-white clarified, Toe; bure
white. Io9zc; cut Loaf, 1l15c; graduated, l054ci
COFFEE. Ordinary, 915a1O1lc; prime, 111ze12c;
| choice, 1215@13Izc.
| MoLAssRs-Louisians. common to fair. 50G55c;
good 20 prime, 65c strictly prime to choice, 700
| Zoe; syrups, 506g6Oc, as 30 quality.
CANNED GOODS. ETC.-Prices per doz N Peaches,
lbs, standard, 81 IS, seconds, 81 so; tomstoes,
lbs, 10; lbs, 81 So Strawberries 81 %; IaSpber-
ries. 81 Co. blackberfies 81 25: green cages 81 3j
| eO plums, 81; pears 81 5o9l %; extra Oyster
Bay asparagus 81 70; green corn, 81 25G 90, to
quality; green peas, 81 5O92 %; cove oysters,
81 209l So, fun weight; light weight, No. ], zoe
No ?, 81 20; condensed milk-CrOwn, Sc %; Eagle,
IS %; pine apple, 81 60gl So.
SALT-Per carload, 81 81; from store, 81 40 per
barrel; Louisiana coarse, per sack, nominal, fine,
SoAP-i9615c per pound
BAGeISG AND TIEs-Bsgging, I1z-lbs. stGS1zc;
l34-Ibs, S5<9S1sc; 11s-lbs, 9N91sc. Ties, arrow,
81 60 per bdl; button, 81 % 81 80.
BALTIMORE September 30.-Coffee dull and
unchanged. Sugar steady and unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, September So Contemplating,
ordinary TO prime. Sz9llc Sugar-,fully fair, SIC
yellow Clarified, S3s9Si4c; prime ID choice, SAC
NEW YORK, September 30.-Coffee dull and
nominal; Rio, cargoes quoted at y 4g1014c. Sugar
quiet but steady; fair to good refining quoted at
Fl6Q97 9-l6c. Molasses dull and unchanged.
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Maximum tempeIa ure, 81
Minimum tenn narafura s.

Maximum tempeIa 'ure, 81
Minimum temperature, 65
P1TTSBURG, September 50.-Noon-River 5 fee
, inches, and falling. Weather rainy and mild
Nieht-River feet inches, and falling. Weather
clear and pleasant.
WHEELING, September 30.-Noon-River 9 feet
inches, and stationary. Weather cloudy, with
rein all morning. Night-River feet, and falling
weather cloudy and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, September 3O.-Night-River fallen
1-10 of foot. and now stands feet inches by
the gauge. Weather clear and warm, Departed:
City OF Vicks6urg and 6arses, Vicksburg; Annie
Z. Silver and barge, New Orleans.
CINCINNATI, September S0.-Noon-River Is
feet inches. and stationary. Weather fair; Their
mometer, 74o. Night-River ID feet 1 inch and
falling Weather fair ana pleasant. Departed
Viut Shinkle, Memphis; Will Kyle, New Orleans.
zVICKSBURG, September s0-Riyer fell 6 inches
Weather-heavy rain and thunder. Departed:
Arkansas City, st. Louis; Alex Chambers and tow,
New Orleans. The NJ White, from New Or
the Inflated Z. Z. Lee.
LOUISVILLE, September SO.-Noon-River ris-
ing; with feet inches in the canal, feet 5
inches in the oh ute the falls and foot inches
over the rocks. Night-River rising with 6 feet s
inches in the canal and feet inches in the chute
on the falls. Weather cloudy and showery.
EVANSVILLE. September SO.-Noon-River fall
ing, with feet inches by the gauge Weather
cloudy. Arrived: Cons Miliar Memphis. S nm
River stationary. with feet inches by the
gauge. Weather clear; thermometer, 76o. Departed:
Parole, Vicksourg, pm.
NEW ORLEANS, September sO.-Weather cloudy
and rainy Arrived: City of Baton Rouge ST
Louis. Departed: L. P. Schenck Cincinnati: sam
Roberts and Henry Lourey, with barges, St. Louis.
night The Ed Richardson will leave next Tues
day in place of the &. Z. Lee in the Vicksburp
trade.
CAIRO. September sO.-Noon-weather eloudv
and mild. Arrived: Ste. Genevieve, Memphis Z
am !; City of Providence. Vicksburg, II am De-
parted: Ste. Geneyieve, st. Louis, am; CITY Of
Providence, ST. Louis. II m Night-River 10
feet inches, and falling Weather fair; Their
mometer, 76' Departed: John Dippold, New Or
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Cattle pens have been empty the past few
days, with the exception of few loads of
common stuff, which were let alone, or taken
only at reduced figures. But the extent OF
the decline could not be determined, and for
that matter The effect was more 10 make
trade slow than active, and the general
strength shown a week ago in common cattle
has collapsed, no withstanding the increase
oil another L sseru buyer. Butchers are in
reed OF cattle, aud values for the grade they
use are hrm and shade stronger than last
weeks prices; 1t is therefore to the interest
oil all parties who have fat butchers cattle
ready Tor market 10 move them at once to
market before frost, as grass fat cattle only
handle well before the wet season sets in.
There is also fair demand for feeders, such
as are well up in grade. Demand good for
bologna bulls at full value, with no supply.
CArTLE-Choiee grass beeves, 4a41Sc; medium
gross beeVes, S9S5zc; smooth fat oxen, 3x14c;
fough oxen and cows in good condition, S9lS &c; ;
Com non stun and COWS in thin flesh, 2e121zc;
Eearliogs' si@7 per head; mich cows, sl5@35 per
81 50 to s. each
HoGS-S99c per lb
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VEGETABLE , POULTRY, EGGS, ETC


Poultry scarce, but prices unchanged.
VEGETABLEs-Onions.s 81 seal 60 for rec; 81 75a:
for yellow from ievee 81 % for large barrels from
store; small barrels 81 Potatoes, 81 S592 10 from
levee g 2592 so fron store. Cabbage lively: Chi
cago s6@7 per hundred; loose; st. Louis, 81 jO9
10 by the crate. New kraut. in viii ky barrels.
s6@6 so IN 4o-galon barrels, 50 5000; in halfbar-
rels, SO Z5G3 so. Garlic, 81 per hundred
FRUIrs-Oranges, s6 so per barrel. Lemons s59
80 per box. Cocoanuts, Sc per hundred. Pea
nuts-Virgtnia, hand picked, 1lci Tennessee red,
&c; white SC; roasted, PC higher; shelled lee
Almonds, l992oc. Texas peacans. lie: Arkansas,
6gSo; English walnutS, iIal6e. Filberts, I3c
Brazil nnls-old, &c; new, &c. Raisins-London
LAYERS, s. SO; Imperial, So So Brandy cherries 81
APPLES. ETc.--Apples. 81 5O92 25 from Ievee.
New southern dried apples,5c per pound from
store. New crop dried peaches sc from store.
90.
CIDKR-M Missouri, sS@s so per barrel, and 81 IS
per half barrel.
EGGs-lS9l9c.
FISH ackereT-12-lb kit, No l, sla1 10: No. Q
s9g95e; 15-lbs, No. l, 81 1091 20; No. >. 95e@sl :
halfbarrel. Obs, No. l. 81 60; No. 2 S. s.. White
hsh. No. l, per half-bariel, SC 5O96 IS; family
81 25gi so; per kit, nominally 81 %. Dried her
rings, per box, 25@SOc North Carolina roe herring
half-barrel, Sc so
PoULTRY-Old hens, IS 5Os4; old mixed. s. SOFAS;
large young, S3g3 so; medium, S292 rs; small
81 %. Young ducks. S3Nl3
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Total reeei pts at all o. 5, ports yesterday. ?
Total receipts same day last yeRr...............l
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT
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Feet. Inches II

Above low Changes.
water.
Rise Fall
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WHISKY. ZIG.

Prices as previously quoted and busiuess
quiet.
WHISTLES -Redistilled. 9OcGs1 SO; straight, 81 81
a., according to age
WINEs-Imported port, 81 50G4; sherry, 81 55@
4; hampagne-Ameiican extra dry, S7@S: Pipel
Heidsick, S2S925; Mumms extra dry SOS a27i
claret, So 1907 per box; CatawbI, 81 5Ocg6
apple, s2@S 50.
ST. LOUIS, September S0.-whisky steady, 81 L.
CHICAGO, September SO.-Whisky steady. 81 10.
BALTIMORE, September 3O.-whisky steady,
81 20@1 -.
NEW ORLEANS, September 30.-Whisky-West-
ern rectified, 81 05(al 20.
CINCINNATI, September S0.-Whisky steady.
81 l6; combination sales of finished goods 80
barrels, on a basis of 81 l6:
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FUTURE MOVEMENTS

Bella Memphis-3O SKIS corn.
CITY of New Orleans-3O SKIS salt
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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OBTAINS

Chesapeake. Ohio and Southwestern
Trains move as follows: No. (expreEsl leaves a
S:OOa.m.; No . (maill at l:l0 pm; No arrive
at2.2O AN: No. arrives at IS J. m. fsity tlmrl
Memphis and LitGIe KOclG-Tr,ins NOV
as follows: No. leaves daily at $40 m arrive.
at IO-JO PM: No. 8 leaves 1T D am. arrives at :
am. No. 5 (treighu leaves Hopeheld at am. ar
Memntis and CharIesGon-Trafus r,oye
as follows (city timeJ: Through express leave
daily at IL is p m. Local mail aud express leave
daily at S.l5 y. SOmervIIe sCcommoda ton
leaves daily. except sunday. at i:55 D m Though
express arrives daily at 9;25 n IN LOeai mail and
express arrives daily at S55 pm. Somervflle sc-
COMMUNICATION arrives dsi y, except sunday 20
a.
IlOniSVIIIe and Na>hvIIIe-Trains move
as follows: Fast mail arrives daily al 40 a m /:
leaves at 1l:l0 pm; mail leaves daily at S25
am; passenger accOmmod alton leaves daily
10;4 a m; arrives daily 1T $40 p m. (city timel-
will make close connection for ali points East;
Brownsville accommodation leaves daily, except
sunday, az 1855 pm; mail arrives daily at 20
D m Brownsville accommodation aniyes daily
except sunday, a. S:2j IN.
mississippi and Geuuessee-Traing move
as follows: New Orlea as and fast mail and express
leaves daily at 1924 pm; SAr1is accom- modat on
leaves daily, except Sunday, at $40 IN; freight
leaves daily, e1VeDt Sunday, at 5:55 IN. New
Orleans fast mail aud express arrives daily IT 30
q. M; Sardis accOmm 0datiOu arrives daily except
sunday, at sos am; freight arrives daily except
Sunday, at 400 pm. Freight trains carry psssen-
gers
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HOUSEKEEPING MATERIALS.

prIUKs' IIne anu Cement quiet at formei
prices.
FRAMING LUMBER-Yard prices-Rougb. sI5 No,
1000 feet; dressed, $780, We low pine flooring S25
shingles, S3G4 90; lathing-poplar, 81 70; cypress
above 20 feet. e--
NAILs-A per keg, and leading sizes hard to
BRlcKs-Hard, SO so; soft. 50 per 1000; fireb rick
LINE AND CENENT-Alabama lime 95c@sI n
barrel; Tennessee, S5a9Oc: Louisville cement
81 10e1 % barrel; Ro. edale cement 81 so a bar.