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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

Little Rock Democrat, Saturday: "The
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Com
pany received to-day ]6I bales Of cotton for
shipment over their road from this point.
The Old Reliable Memphis ard Little Rock
ia ever TO the front in the march Of CONNER
cisl affairs"
The Paducah Ne1s, of Saturday, notes the
arrival in that city OF Mr.. J E. McEHalrick,
engineer OF the Chesapeake Ohio and South.
western railway, who will, at an early day,
begin the survey OF the proposed extension
of that road from PAducah TO Cairo. The
Neos says: Mr.. McElfatrick is now only
awaiting the coming Of his assistants to be.
gin his work. Mr.. McElfstrick last evening
took a drive over the first few miles of the
proposed extension, which will take direc-
tiOn from the city out along he Cairo road
1t is understood that Two surveys OF the road
will be made and the best one accepted. Ne
information is TO be had as 10 when il is con-
templated TO begin work upon the road, bot
IL IL clear from the evident hurry in the mat
ter that but little il any time is to be lost.
The Ae'ss ID led TO the opinion that in less
than twelve months the road will be in full
running order. Mark the prediction"
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WHEELING, October 2--Night-River
feet, spd stationary. Weather clear and cold.
VIcKsBURG, October 2.-River fell a inches
Weather clear and warm. Departed: City
of Baton Rouge, St. LouiF.
NEW ORLEANS, October 2.-Westher fair
and cooler; Thermometer, 7S'. Arrived: City
Of Alton, ST. Louis. No departures.
81. LOUIS, October 2.-Night-River fell
l inch, and is now feet 5 inches by the
gauge. Weather clear and warm. Departed
Ste. Genevieye, Memphis.
PIrrsBURG, October 2--Noon-River 4
feet inches, and stationary. Weather clear
and pleasant. Might've feet 6 inches,
and falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, October 2.-Noon-River
rising Weather clear and warm; thermome-
Ter. ~ Night-RiVer rising, with 9 2-I0
feet by the gauge. Weather cloudy and
warm.
CINCINNATI, October 2.-Noon-RiEer II
feet ii inches, and stationary. Weather fair;
Sc. Night-Riyer II feet 10.
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Mrs. J. d. WalwOrth

VIII open her School, corner of Madison and
Fourth streets, ON WEDNESDAY. September 18th.
combining kindergarten instruction with the
8der methods For terms and particulars apply
AT No. 90 MOnrO egfreef
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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 to make
trade slow than active, and the general
strength shown a week ago in common cattle
has collapsed, no Notwithstanding the increase
OF another Eastern buyer. Butchers are in
need OF cattle, and values for the grade they
use are firm and shade stronger than last
weeks prices; it is therefore 10 the interest
of all parties who have fat butchers cattle
ready for market TO move them at once to
market before frost, as grass fat cattle only
handle we'll 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.
CATLE-Choice grass beeves,4G44c; me-
dunn grass beeves, 3@SIc; smooth fat oxen,
3t(94c; rough oxen and cows, in good con-
dition, 3(933c; common stuff and COWS in
thin flesh, 2a2lc; yearlings, S4617 per head;
mich COWS, Sl5935 per head.
SHEEP-Choice mutton, 33@4c per Id;
lambs, 81 so to IS each
Hoes -SMoc Der In
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Cairo correspondence Cincinnati CONNER
cidl, September 25th: "The Etheridge is
here to take material to Plum Point for the
River Commission, and the Mississippi will
be in the same business hereafter. The
work is getting along finely at Plum Point
now, and the famous patent graders are to
be set 10 work this week for the first time
since they were built. In about a month
from now, il the river continues low, the
plans adopted by the Commission for the
improvement of the river will begin to de-
velop SO that one can rec Whist they mean.
Their plan is 10 hold the channel where they
find it, and make the channel cut deeper in
stead of wider, to accommodate a greater
amount of water The river is a series of
bends and crossings. If it was cut in two
in any bend, the lines formed at the bottom
would present the shape Of triangle, one
side being perpendicular, the other run
ming off at long angle The water is very
deep on the perpendicular side, while on the
other it tapers off to nothing on the face of
the bar. The plan of the Commission is TO
change the shape of the bottom or bed of
the river, SO that it will be oval instead of
W. shaped. To do this they place
these graders at the bluff bank in the
bend, and by throwing a large volume
of water out upon it wash ii down
rounding. The mattresses are laid along at
the bottom, and from Them covering oil
stone, or 'rip-rap,' is placed on the sloping
bank, and it is made permanent, the river
being unable TO wash in perpendicular again.
Then on the face of the bar opposite where
this work has been done, line of piling is
driven and mattresses laid, SO that when the
river, curbed by the 'Tip-rap,' desires TO
spread, it will find resistance and will be
forced 20 deepen itself and thus com plete
the work of forming an oval bed, a shape
which it is supposed it will always retain
there after. Capt Knight, who has charge
of the Improvement of the river for 80 miles
below here, has decided 10 make Cairo his
headquarters. He went South On the Helena
evening. Engineers Walter Morse
and Harry Kennedy are to go on the new
Cairo and Hickman packet DOW building at
Madison, and which will be due here about
the Goth of October. The Z. E. Lewis is
bringing barge of r, ok for the Illinois
Central railroad. Capt. Loudon is in COM
mznd. The Baton Rouge brought out a
barge with her, and was detained until late
last evening unloading il"
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GENERAL NJ EWS.

business DrIsk.
Signal Service report: River feet 7
inches-decline inches yesterday.
Receipts by river yesterday, 383 bales of
cotton, IL bags seed cotton and 1903 sacks
seed.
The Tiger arrived Sunday night from ST.
Louis with 144o packages of freight for this
place.
The John A. Scudder passed up early yes
terdsy morning for st. Louis with 500 tons
of freight.
The Andy Baum arrived yesterday even
ing from Cincinnati with 1884 packages of
freight for this place.
The Emma 1theridge, with . tow con-
sisting of 4 pile-drivers and barges of
coal for Lake Providence, passed down
Sunday
The City of Helena arrived last evening
from St. Louis with 1867 packages of freight
for this place. She was detained BY bad
weather and business. She left late last
night for ST. Louis.
Capt. John 7. Washington, the veteran
steamboat agent, has returned after an ''all-
summer" absence and will be found at his
old stand, No. 81 Madison street. Capt.
Washington seems 10 have regained his
health, and is ready for a heavy seasons
business,
of barges loaded with bulk grain and
package wheat is announced to leave the St.
Louis and Mississippi Valley Transporta-
ton Company's whsrfboat, foot lof Elm
street, at o'clock pm. to-day for New Or
leans. The powerful and successful Future
City will have charge of the tow"
Paducah Ne,cs, Saturday: capt Ed Now
land brought the Katie Hooper up this
morning from Memphis to put her on the
ways here for thorough overh ,uling. The
boat will be here about ten days, when che
will take all offerings of through freight to
Little Rock. Capt. Rowland is a nice gem
tleman, and is rendered the freedom of the
city while here, the same as Milt Harry
had it."
The New Orleans Pcayune says that "the
lives that were rescued from the great
steamer Robert E. Lee Saturday below |
Vicksburg were probably saved by three
men. We say probably, because no doubt
il the boat had burned in the current 4 few
of those who would have leaped into the
river might have escaped. But Stout, by
standing bravely at the wheel and putting
the boat ashore; Bell by waking the Off
GERS, and Perkins by driving the engines in
obedience TO StouPs careful orders till told
that he might go, saved the lives of all ex-
cept those who were cut off by the flames and
were unable TO go ashore"
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half bales, $50. Rice in fair demand
Ilouisiana. ordinary to nrirne A8(neln -

half bales, $50. Rice in fair dema,.
Louisiana, ordinary to prime, 4s964c.
BALTIMORE, October 2.-Flour easier
closing steady. Wheat-Western openet
better and CLOSED easier; No. 2 winter red
spot, 81 OF; October, 81 O4i@lO44; Novem.
her, Il O5s(a1I O39; December. 81 O6IC1,I Osa
January,.S1 074@I 08; Februsry, 81 O8IG1
| 08s Corn-Western inactive and frmer;
| We-tsrn mixed, spot, 66sc asked; October
| sec; Noyember-Janu1ry, 564G56sc. Oats
| higher; Western white, 45(a4Se; mixed. "a
(Gd,45c; Pennsylvania, Has: RYE Arm,
70@73c.
ST. LoUis. October 2-Flour slow: treble
extra, s. 55(95 20: family, 81 05 IA Is.
choice, 81 55G4 IS; fancy, 81 1908 Is
Wheat higher and very slow No. red. 9Os6
902c cash, 904C99lc October, 92IG928c No
vember, 93i99Ssc December. 9O4@9O5c the
year, 94f(994gc January, 9S!99Ssc May;
No. 3 red, S549S73c; No. 4 red, SIC bid.
Corn better, hrm but inactive; Sole cash.
6ll October, 55l(G553c November, 49sc
December, 4giG949sc the year, 4si04SSc
May. Oats very Glow; 301@32c cash. 3O5c
October and November, Sole the year. Rive
quiet, 552c. Barley steady; sample lots, 65la
90c.
afternoon Board Wheat slow; eO5c bid
October, 92sc November, 9S269sEc Nav.
Corn better and inactive; 629c October, 55sc
nothing done.
CHICAGO. October 2.-Ficur quiet and nm
changed. Wheat active, firm and higher. ex-
cep: for cash, which is 129I4c lower: reeu-
lar, 94!c October, 94S9943c November, 93Ic
the year; No. Chicago spring, 94(994Ic
October, 943(994sc November, 935c the year.
Corn strong and higher; 6O3@61c cash, 6O3c
Oci ober, 6O9609c November, 544c the yesr.
50ic January, SIZE May. Oats firm and
higher. 3l49$2c cash, 314c October, 32gc
November, size the yesr, 34c May. Rye
steady, 574@5Sc. Barley fire., SEC.
CaA.-Wheat frner; regular, 94sG944c
October, 94S9943c November, 942c Deem
Der, 93sc the year, 974c Nav; No. . Chi
tober, 93g9933c the year; No. 2 red winter.
964c October, 96c November, 954c the year.
Corn irregular; 60g(960sc cash, .60sc October,
6Oc November, 54b the year, soc January,
S2t(go25c May. Oats irregular; Sl7@315c
May.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION.
Iotiee of Application for Incorporation

IL persons interested " 81 take notice that the
u undersigned tntend o. apply in the manner
prescribed by law, on the .1tl day Of September.
1882 for charter of incorDo gzion for the Of
hilingt0n. which said town. Zen Incorporated,
viii embrace the fOllOWiag lerrtLOry, situated on
the Chesapeake, OHIO anQ south western rAilroad,
in Shelby county, Tennefsae Jo-Wit: Beginning
At stake near the center II Thomas culIDs's lot,
south 65S east q links fIol a peach tree; thence
north $50 west b53 links ~ STAKE in the center of
the above railroad thence forth 2JS east with the
railroad $50 links 70 stake IN the center Of the
railroad; thence north 65' west 100 links 20 a
stake north 65o west q links from map lie marked
X; thence north IS east, 500 haks 70 a stake IS
east 50 links from perEimmOn tree; thence south
e5S eat 100 links 70 a Etaze north 25o east 100
links from elm marked <; thence south 25o west
100 links 70 elm marked X thence south 65s "a
links 70 an oak stump; thence south 25S west $50
LINKS 70 the beginning containing IL Sn1O0 tzcTez
An alphabetical list of the qualified voter IN
municipal elections, were said town Incorporated,
has been made out and fled on the 1911 day Of
September, 1882, with Cham Jones, a Jus
tice Of the Peace in and for Shelby county, Ten
nessee who resides nearest TO said opposed town,
said alphabetical list il in the custody of said
Cham Jones, and VIII remain and be found At his
residence for thirty days from the date of this
notice. open 70 the inspection Of II perEons inter
ested In this matter. w. C. Easily,
T. Z. CULLESS,
J. ". MOORE
JOHN FITZGERALD.
septemter d Iss2 JOHN BLACKWELL
k,.rr..Lg q fF--.ss,-s~ 49, for PetftiODers-
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
ChiIls and Fever

OUHIS anu r tFbT
Simmons Liver Regula-
tor coon breaks the
Chills and carries the
fever out of the system.
il cures when ali other
remedies fail.
Sick Headache.
For the relief and cure
OF this distressing affiic-
ton take Simmons Liv-
- D,a.W.1uN-
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The movement at 20 interior towns for the
week ending FRIDAY, September 18th, is as fol,
lows: Receipts, S6,3s3 balea, against 81 $40
bales same week last. year-decrease, 1887
bales. Shipments, 69,746 bales, against TO-
623 bales same Time last year-decreas P,
6877 bales. Stock, 1852 bale', against l24,-
526 bales last year-decrease, 1904.
September 18th the worlds visible supply
was ,305,2 51 bales, against 1854 lOOl bales
same time last season-a decrease OF 49, $50
bales, and decrease Of 6S,700 bales over
the season of IS79-S0, and an increase Of
2S2, 40 over the season of 1S7S-79.
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OCTOBER 3. 1ss2.

| inches, and falling. Weather clear aud
warmer. Arrived: Cons Millar, Memphis:
Golden Crown, New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, October 2-Noon-River sta
tionary. with feet inches in the canal, 4
| feet inches ia the chute on he falls, aud =
feet inches over the rocks. Departed: VIII
Kyle, New Orleans; Vint Shinkie MempE
Night-RiVer rising, with feet inches in
the canal and feet inches in the chute on
the falls. Weather pleasant. Departed:
Guiding Star, Cincinnati.
CAIRO, October 2.-Noen-Weather fair
and warm. Arrived: City of Cairo, ST.
Louir, pm; CITY of New Orleans, New
Orleans, 10 pm; Future City, New Orleans,
am; james W. CAT, Memphis, 8 am. De-
parted: City OF New Orleans, St. Louis, mid
night; james W. CAT, Cincinnati, am;
Mary Michael, New Orleans, 9 am. Night
River feet inches. and falling. Weather
cloudy; thermometer, 7S0.
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, q. s. A,
MEMPHIS, TESS., October ., 1sS2- I
The following observations are taken at the
same moment OF time Il :0s PM at all the
stations named:
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Liverpool spots, which began the week at
7(97 3lG1 remained steady and uuch hanged
until Wednesday, when Lid was lost, fol-
lowed next day by similar decline, reduc-
ing values 10 6s975d on which the week
closed.
Liverpool futures, which closed the week
previous at 5S-64d for September, closed
the week under review at 6 40 64d for the
same month, similar reduction showing for
all deliveries.
The local market, which opened with spot
mlddliug quoted at 12c-tbe price ruling
all the previous week-the price held until
the close, when u - was the ruling figure.
A greater part OF the week quotations were
merely nominal aud cut but little figure in
transactions. Quite an improvement is
shown in receipts and sales, while shipments
are but few bales above those OF the week
previous. Exporters lost the greater share
of the weeks transactions We append the
closing priee-lisl compared with that OF
the previous week:
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FUTUREmOvEMENTs

The Will Kyle is the next O.liner due
down for New Orleans.
The Lee-liners tomorrow evening are the
James Lee, for Friars Point, and the Coaho-
ma, for Osceola.
The w. P. Halliday, Capt Beck Jolly,
will psss down TO-DAY for New Orleans.
Owen J. Gates in the Office.
The Anchor-hners tomorrow are the An
ME P. Silver, for New Orleans, and the City
of Baton Rouge, for ST.. Louis.
The Tiger, Capt S. Basket, is the packet
this evening at o'clock for Peters Landing
and all way poiuts. VIM. Darby in the office.
The new steamer Ida Darragh; Capt. ]. J.
Darragh, is the packet tomorrow evening at
3 O'Clock for all points on Arkansas river, in
place of the Plow Boy.
The City of Vicksburg, Capt. Robert X.
Riley, is the Anchor-Line packet this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock for Vicksburg and the
bends. w. c. Rlenker is her clerk.
The Arkansas City, Capt. H. w. Brolsski.
is the Auchor-Line packet this morning at
10 O'Clock for Cairo and st. Louis. Charles
Quesnel and Al Simpson are her clerks.
The City of Cairo will pass down TODAY
for Vicksburg. She has on board the John
Il. Maude's trip for this place, the Maude
having turned back at Cairo for st. Louis.
The Hard Cash, Capt. Ed Z. Postal, will
arrive to-day, and leaves again tomorrow
evening at B o'elock for all points on White
river, going through to Jscksonport, making
connections for upper White aud Black
rivers. Charles NJ. and Joseph Postal are
her cierks
The Andy Baum, Capt. H. J. Vintou, is
the packet this evening at o'clock for all
points on the Ohio river as far as Cincin-
natl. M. NJ. Deems is her attentive clerk,
assisted by Charles Vinton. The Baum will
give cheap rates TO all points North and East
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s. MARY'S SCHOOL.
No. 352 Poplar Street,

A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
IA LADIES AND CHILDREN. Under the charge OF
the SISTERS OF 8. MARY of the Episcopal Church.
nG7-Qth term will comm nee Sepfau her I4th
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Spring Hill College.


Under the direction of an q Jesuit y Fathers
SD Annual Session opens Oct. 2, 1882 Location
beautiful and healthy. Every facility afforded for
the best classical and commercial education.
French, German and spanish taught without ex-
ira charge. A large stah OF teachers permits per
sonal supervision and individual training. For
pal REV. DIX 4. DowNRYgs. T.. President
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VEGETABLES. POULTRY. EGGS ETC

Eggs plentiful with moderate demand
Poultry scarce, but prices unchanged
VEGErABLEs-Onions, 81 5041 90 for red
ST 1892 for yellow from levee 81 25 for large
barrels from store; small barrels, 81. Pota
toes, 81 S5@2 10 from levee; 81 25@2 81
from store. Cabbage lively; Chicago. IS pei
hundred, loose, from store St. Louie, 81 80 a
j 40 by the crate. New kraut, in whisky bar
rels, STA $50; in 4O-gallon barrels, s. SOFAS;
half-bArrels, S. 25Gg3 50. Garlic, 81 per
hundred
FEu1Ts- Oranges, Sc so per brl. Lemons,
S5G5 so per box. COacoanuts, So pei
bun6red. Peanuts-Virginia, hand picked
lie; Tennessee red, &c; white, Sc; roasted
Texas pecsns, lie; Arkansas, Case; E1glish
walnuts, l4@l6c. Filberts, I3c. Brazil
nuts-old, &c; new Sc. Raisins London
layers, So so; Imperial, IS so. Brandy
cherries, 81 per dozen.
APPLES, ETc.-Apples, 81 5QG2 25 from
levee. New Southern dried apples, &c per
pound from store. New crop dried peaches,
&c from store. Pickles, medium, barrel, S.. rs
90; hall. barrel, 81 1905.
CIDER-Missouri, SS9S 80 per barrel, and
"a rs per half barrel.
EeGs-18@19c.
FsH-Mackerel-12lb kit, No. l, Sl@
10; No. 2, S5@95c; 15-lbs, No. l, 81 100
l 20; No. 2, 95c(9i1; half-barrel, S0-lbs, No.
], 81 90; No. 3, s. IS. White fish, No. ]
per half-barrel, Sc 50@6 IS; family, 81 Esq
so; per kit, nominslly 81 25. Dried her
rings, per boz, 25(930c; North Carolina roe
PoULTRY-Old hens, IS 5000; old mixed
So 5O@3; large young, 1893 so; medium,
S2@2 rs; small, 81 75@2 %. Young ducks,
S3M350
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NONRESIDENT NOTICES.
Knn.Residenf Nnfiea

No. 1929 HIN the Chancery Court OF Shelby
County, TenDessee-The State Of Tennessee VI.
W. Y. Butler ct al
I T appearing from bill which Is sworn 10 I'm this
Il cause that the defendant, ~. L. Scott, trustee.
il rekideut Of the state Of Missouri, that hsIy
Dent resident 81 Nassinsas tntl
Sdrnn q Hooper. and her u lsbaDc, - Hooper,
are residents Of the f--- Of Arkansas. and that
William Ferguson. Aur D. Ferguson. Eleanor q.
Ferguson. sarah Barr s-d A. @. Barber. her hua-
band, Castle Jacoby AID 2. s. Jacoby, her hus-
band, and Ann J. rlii on, guardian, are non
resi- dents Of the State o. Ienne8see;
II is therefore ordered hat they make their APP
peArance herein, At the courthouse OF shelby
county, IN Memphis, TEN, IN OF before the 6ni
Monday In November, 49, md plead, answer or
demur 70 complAinant'g amended bill, 'fH," FLED
herein, September Is, la, or the came will 30
taken confessed Is TO the, and set for beGT1nI.
ex parte; and that a copy ~ his order be pub
hshed once a week. for foug slcceesive weeks, IN
the Memphis Appeal. This 18Th day OF Septem-
Der, lSs2. A coDy--Attest.
ROBKkT J. BLACK, CIerk and Master.
ByJ. M. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
wv Hampton. fol Tor IOrnpI't
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, October q Orders as usual 10
Monday have been for greater variety of
miscellaneous assortments than previously.
There has been fair movement on account
OF old engagements with moderate new
business having contributed fair percentage.
Woo, tlannels, cotton fannels, sackings, suit
ipge, soft wool dress fabrics, shirts and draw
ere, print, velvers, plushes and dress fIan-
nels are specialties in the chief demand,
though all other classes of goods are in more
or less inquiry. Windsor, Eddystone, Dun
nell, American, Cocheco, Arnold and Aliens
fancy prints continue 10 have good inquiry
extended, as there also is for SIMPSONS
mourning and silver grays.
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The New Orleans future market opened
steady at decline; at IL, steady; at 2:3O,
steady. Sales, 1900 bales. Closing prices:
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GROCERIES.

Business gradually Improving. Louisiana
sugar quiet. Case goods unchanged.
SUGAR-Louisiana, open kettle, Si@9c;
yellow clarified, 93Sgl0c; off-white clarified,
10c; pure white, 1O4c; cut loaf, 113c; grsnu-
lated, 104c; powdered, 13c.
COFFEE Ordinary, 93@103e; prime, III
@12c; choice, 123@13lc.
Mol AssEs-louisiana, common 10 fair, SO
@55c; good TO prime, CSC: strictly prime
to choice, 70@75c; .yrnps, 50960c, as to
quality.
CANNED GooD-, ETC.-Prices per dozen:
Peaches, 2 lbs, sta ndard, 81 rs; seconds, 81 so;
tomatoes, 2 lbs, 81 10; ) lbs, 81 35; straw
berries, ST. 20; raspberriss, 81 65; blackber-
ries, IL 25; green cages, ST. 35@l 80, plums,
81; pears, 81 50@l rs; extra Oyster Bay
asparagus, 81 rs; green corn, 81 25@1 IS,
as to quality; green peas, 81 50G92 rs; cove
oysters, 81 2091 So, fu weight; light
weight, No. /, zoe; No. 2, 81 90; condensed
milk-CrowD, sc 25; Eagle, IS 25; pine
apple, 81 COOL 50.
SALr-Per carload, 81 So; from store, ST. 40
per barrel; Louisiana, coarse, per sack,
nominal, fine, 81 IS.
SOAP 4G163c per pound.
BAGGING AND TIEs-Bagging, 13-lbs, S9
SIC; l2-ibs, $50 SIC; Il Lbs. 9@95c. Ties, ar
row, 81 80 per bdl; button, 81 25@l so.
BALTIMORE, October 2-Coffse dull, 72@
Gle. Sugar firm; A soft, 94c.
New YORK, October 2.-Cofiee firm for
choice grades. Sugar dull and nominal; fair
TO good refining quoted at 7-16@7 9-16c.
Molasses quiet and unchanged.
New ORLEANS, October Coffee dull;
jobbing-ordinary 10 prime, S4@llc. Sugar
dull and nominal for old. A sample of new
sugar received this morning from Psrifh ST.
John the Baptist CHASED fully fair; also Is
barrels OF choice molasses-frst of the sea
son-sold for SEC a gallon. MolaFses dull
and mammal
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