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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

GEO. ". WARD, charged with
n has been taken to the Jail Of
ko county for safe keeping,
Jail is not a healthy place for
pts 10 abide.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

HERE has been no change in
Management Of the Sardis Ho-
This house was never better
n than now-indeed, seldom
NIL
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

here were about twenty mat
.nial insurance policies on the
mage that took place here
nsday. Most Of them were held
trfties in Tennessee.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04
In tho Whole History Of
Medicine


No preparation has ever performed such
marvellous cures, or maintained so
wlde n reputation, as AYER's CHERRY
pgcroR,i., which Is recognized rs tho
worlds remedy for oil diseases OF tho
throat and lungs. Its long-contlnued
series OF wonderful cures IN all ell
mates has made II universally known
as a safe aud reliable agent TO employ.
Against ordinary colds, which are the
forcrunners OF more serious disorders,
IL acts speedily and surely, always re-
llevlng suffering. and oftcn saving life.
The protection II affords, by It's timely
use In throat and chest disorders,
makes II an Invaluable remedy TO DO
kept always on hand IN every home.
No person can afford 10 he without II.
and those who have once used II never
will. From their knowledge OF It's
composition aud operation, physicians
use the CirgRRY PrcroRAL extensively
in their practice, and clcrgymcn recon-
mend Il. II IL absolutely certain In
It's hcaling Effects, and viii always
cure where cures are possible.
For sale by all druggists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

Ar1Ea a lively chase Of one mile
Monday, Marshal Bridger cap
pd Wade Err (c), who was fined
nkr being drunk and disor-
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

ruEs you sell your cotton don't
NJ or neglect to pay the printer.
mount is small but he needs
A. and more, too.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04
Now Photograph Gallery.

Mrs. S. V. Small is prepared to
make all kinds Of pictures known
to the art. Rooms in the Green
building.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

Mrs. you come to the circus, il
be a very good time to call at
iofIicc and pay your subscrip'
10 the STAB.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

DIED.-In this city. on the morning Of.
the 18th Of Oct. 1881, Mrs. Martini i.
Knox, aged ~ years.
The deceased was the cnnsort Of Mr..
r. NJ. Knox, one n the most prominent
merchants of Pine Bluff, with whom she
moved TO this city abou, eleven yean ago.
She was a native Of Pamela county, Miss,
whcne her Childhood years were passed.
A la,ly Of nfe social virtues, a young wife
and q fond and doting mother, nllpm
| has the cruel shaft Of death strickendown
one whose untimcly demise will DO 40
deeply moumed. She was IN exemplary
woman in every respect, commanding the
esteem and tsndercst affection Of oil tliai
| knew her. Mrs. Knox leaves seven chill
drn to the care Of her hcrtnycd and dis
consulate husband, the eldest Of whnm Il
yet Young in years. May the God Of The
orphans protect and shield tllem FROM al
harm on earth, and IN the end permit
both father and ehildrsn to join thu
mother around Ills throne, . happy AMI
reunited household. Pine Bluff ARK
PrcstlaRle.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

Not n drink, not sold in bar
rooms, but n reliable non-alcoholic
tonic medicine, useful al all times,
and in all seasons, is Browns Iron
Bitters.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

|yp AnnrcKLr has the thanks
AZ STAR Office for some deli
cake from her daughters
Ming feast.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

lirnrr SIXTH requests US to
taxpayers \ com Gre1a
ery their Ia IN
Rnid. He say4 A41xpu y
b damages aftct D -.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

Gray hairs often cause annoy
ance, which Parker's Hair Balsam
prevents by restoring the youthful
color.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

|fsAscgaY court will meet here
Az Isth inst. This will DC
~ Halls first term here.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04
st. Agnes
FEMALE ACADEMY,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

This institution /, dsllghffally situated In a retired AMI
healthy part ofthe ciiv u Memphis. commanding The
adysntaEes II town and coahify. Tho entire surround
lnr hreaihs an sif n peaceful '~eriusion, which svs'
s,sfi. ~ powerful On infnaife over ne moral. phss
leal and his liscinnl No.. The raprse Of striy emhraer'
,hs ,sflou. hfsnchc, NJ soIf snd uSsfal education
"a The regular English eours, Tho pupils on sn'sflnf
.ss ranked sesutaiss % slsir rFpheirncy In orlhezra.
phy. Gfsrurst kuA 800 iaeiiel r&stisal.r st'sntkt
Is fgs,, Il s.<y-d sra frsa~ Hl<sary. t~h>serir ~
e.nrs-sesr fx,fn nj ffrast rsrr iuss ~ ssr,lss
-rsar.e. A tarfis n u be ,in.s i sn><~sss esA -
rii -. fisin .ts om.msafs q ss-H-<sfi stsi 1e
sr. &c. Tsrp.. pa - isa, payable hsifJ~usiJ y
v1rshis IN sfvsner. rss hs~ni ~ t~nt>a = =
bsanehes taught IN ~. Highest srhsni4. rlaIh ssvins
u,.rkinv. sis., nod. t.ddiss. ~ssaalnsry and wsshinF
500 and si9s. a~scarding 70 N. sss Or ella" Of The pa'
pn. special term. vhsa several a~s,ai~rs u Tho sans
family attend The sshsal. No aIia~snsis msis ~
partial ah-siies ~ vithdrssal bsfprr tho expiration 4
The term. except 10 rass n serious af rrnirasi.d 4
mess. -gsitas-Osrman, Italian. etc. sish f17g iaEl'
s%apisna aad ass ~ in.sraHshi. -; drawing aHd y ?
> cslaff. 80 nl %rainilnE. 49, Kmhfaiiesy AM
-ottamsa,sl wafs. fios Tee af library. f1i nansiss
| and rslssilsnles ~ Pfairsaf's charges, yail Mask
n eiass. 49, Pd.atr i%sssoss. Us. Hard ~ Hrrih
a-rir~ ~vass,ion. Il sr-nt II 30 kss,rmy writing
p,s.. sis. nrlhins md plgsidsa's isr. ~ FORM -
tfs charge Terms tsf ssY papils %. go ~ .
per Moth. Psr further rsng lisFs. spFfyi e ID.
fsusfeUansal LADY SUPERIOR.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04
Wizard Stations.


frrom d. Melbourne australia Ags.l
The performance, once begun, proceeds
without a break, everything runs like
clock work, feats of sensational daring
and exhibitions Of grace and skill rapidly
alternate, md the mingled astppishincnt
and delight Of the spectators i nevrr
allowed 10 iaap for an instant. The ~
founding performance by the ax per-
forming sfallions-Princc, Duke, Emper-
or, GcnemI, Sultan and King, reminds
one Of Swifts Houyhnhnms; upon the
whole, the behavior u the animals WIS
70 orderly and rational, ~ arute and
judicious, that | concluded that they
must needs be magicians, who had thus
metnmorphosed themselves" To see
these six stations drill like soldiers, sit
ON clairs In n cinrle, come sinaly TO the
front at Mr.. Organs command, and hual-
Is march out on their hind legs, Is alone
worth the price Of admiiiance.
These wonderful trick stations arc 70
lie seen II each performance in ". W,
Coles great circus and %menagcrie which
will exhibit at sardis, Friday, Nov. 10th.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

DR.. Adams will hereafter be at
his Office in sardis, only from the
ist 10 the 10Th Of each month.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04
Cotton.

Market dull and declining.
Memphis, middling 9i@sI; sar-
dis 9@9l.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04
COMMUNICATED.
PROM LOsGTowy.

TIE weather Is an and tho farmers are bnsy gath
ering eurn and picking cotton. They we're In bright
hopes a few weckf ago, but since cotton has gune
down aud meat sisy. up gloom sscins to hav, settled
on ileIr hrows. One consolation Il let thsm--thls has
been a favorable year for sorghum, and mos, Of them
have supplied lhensslver with swrs,ness. And when
coId weather eomes. anil iLey have nathinyu elsr 10 do.
they eau have a espdy .s,s~ aud be sperry. ss'ns few
have f6ilsd to rt the use Of a mill and evapora,or and
have loi lhpir cane. They need onr sympathy.
Some Sickness. q few marriage. and no politics. Dr.
sioysll. Of Tate county. was noar town las, week.
Ths Dnetor seems to BE- fasarably Impressed with our
little village. and speaks Of moving here n h. can
proenrr . hsa.s for Li- family. We think his head l.
level. for Ionrss~n boast. Of a good school. u healthy
and q pleasant place 10 HIVE. Come On Doctor. Give
us q branch railroad to Como. and We viii express a.
many, thank. a. Ra,esville DID ts her esartlbouss. OF
- sprlarrsrt and ssrdi- did TOR the Belmont briige.
luigr IIsris has bern IN io~n several days visiting
envusonuh>-s Ns- znd Mr., y. '. Ne,il--
~ 5o1pfH1 ~ wk-( i - Bad 2
pr<WHnnt1Ep1ari. oiep = = s<h>a
49, - Mayut&a8. p~ps~{6cf- VI ssr, sni
~ ~ ~ .. svv<sv au~ ss-r< s<sln. ssz
aIs4 1s.@3 ~ eslahusA>d nssssr lk>n s1s Ahz
saenM1m4 ue&st 49, ~ belers - IN
please the people. II they Can BE- rnds~d. ~ souss
would Erumbl- u thry w-r- = anr TO be hsnz-d. Bay
cosl oil ~llls II b cheap. and keep ysar lamps trim
med and burning. far u The come, strikes The san-
judgment On the tmi. J.
Ihays sesn m notice In ysur paper Of The most M
40. - a. -. --....l-t L.. -...... -. l.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04


El:ss1sy -, :a.sE,'ss gss ss. ':'.s!
8, Is ss:ss5sssn ~ ny p:!snb!s.
shs ycuueess children sshs y reilly. u
ordinary Coughs. Colds, Sore Threat
bronchitis, ~InfIuensas CisrUmsn's
sore Throat. Asthma, Group, sad cas
tnrrh. the effects Of Afkn's CnERnf PEe-
7oaaL ars maeiezi, and mnltisudes are ~
naally preserved from serious iiiness BY ifs
timely and faithful use. II should b KEEPS
Al hand In every household for The pro-
tcrfIon II affords In sudden nifsrks. IN
WhoopinE cough aud Consumptson
there u no osaer remedy 70 sfacsrsoass
soothIng. and helpful.
I"w ,sIess are indneements 10 try sone of
The many mlsfufsz. or syruf~, male Of cheap
anil Ineffective ingredients. now offered
which. M Tier contain no curative qnaiitie<s
can afforl only Temporary rrliefs and are
sure 10 dsreirr aud ~ditappoinf the rzffenr.
lDisesses Of the throat and iungs demand
active and sfsffire treatment, and " 10 .
rsrous e~xreFiInenfing with unknown and
cheap medicines. from The great liability fhes
thsss dlraases may. wlils 10 tnisd WITH
become deeply seated or inrurabla. Use
Ayrn's CriilHy Pfrronsf- and you may
~ronfion,ly espeet the best results. II :
sianivd medical rrerlnfion, Of nov and
acknowledged esifailse rowsr. . a.
ri,sap as is careful prere1stion and 2
.ags'.llents Wlll ALLOW. Eminent riyrirfsns,
Knowing H. eof1,ossgiUn, rFr<rrilu u in fheif
nacfics' TIE feet ~ half a century has
proven i,s atrpjuts certainty 20 cure nll rut-
monary complaints not ALREADY bsyond ~
rrach q human all.
| Prepared by Dr. !. Q. Aver I Co.,
Practical and Asaiysiesi Chssistss
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

A Double Circus Company,
A Theatre with a Portable Stage,
All the Presidents IN Wax,
An Enormous Mcnngcrlc,
An Encyclopedia OF ltaccs.
A Museum Of Living wonders,
Representatives Of oil Nations,
Wax sta,nnry % Noted Men,
$50 Distinguished Performers,
The Man-Bird- hiriel,'
President Arthur in Wax,
A Female Snake Charmer,
French Aerial Bicycle Riders
English Elucstrinns and Athletes,
A Circus Troupe Of Lady Artists,
"a Acts by Lady Performers,
None but Bareback Killers,
The Worlds Champion leupcrs,
Acts simultaneously in the Ring,
Alma, the Phantom Lady,
General Grant In Wax,
q Molly Agile Clowns,
Comirfl Trained Donkeys.
Cute and Cunning Ponies.
Trained Animals Of every kind,
Nothing identified with the past,
The Present u Revelation,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

1u4-~y !. iie day n sie'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04
THE BEST REMEDY


In dlsesscso Of the pull
organs . safe
and reliable remedy II
Invaluable. ArEn's
Cmritny PKcTonAL II
nuch 4 remedy md no
otllcrsocminsntln lsr-
lis the confidence Of
tho public. Il sci.
enuhc combination u
tbs medicinal psipci-
pies anal cuIaiIya fir.
iues Of the finest drugs,
chemically united, q
E1rh FodHoec = y ln.<0
Ss.5sz:sEi:S:'S:s5
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-04

Vanderbilt, the Railroad King, In Wax,
"Smpson," the Giant Elephant,
| 200 Specimens Of the Snake Tribe,
The Largest Tent evcr used,
A Drove Of Desert Camcla,
Tattooed Sea SayageH,
| A Herd VI Performing Elephants,
Reason.Gifie Trick Stations.
Arabian Athletes and Gymnarts,
Ginnt Australian kanmroos,
Jay Could, the Mpnopolist, In Wax,
A Snow-Whits buffalo,
The Mammoth Kansas Ok,
Giant Emups and Ostnrhca,
Guitear, the Assassin, In Wax,
BIondin, the Australian Rope Walker,
Mcnarprie Of Trimmed Animals,
Many Bands u Music,
Daylight japanese Fire Works,
Dens Of Performing Beasts,
Grotcsquc Procession Sights,
Great Street Parade,
Teams oi Elephants In Harness,
9 Titanic Tablcau Cars,
A Monster Steam Oreiicstrion,
Many Mcchanico-A Automatic Figures,
Groups OF Dancing Dummies,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-22
GRAIN AND BREADSTUFFs

A FEW wagon-loads of oats were on the
streets to-day, and sold readily at current
quotations. a car with wheat came in over
the Dallas, ~ Wichita, and will be I'M.
loaded at the elevator. A car of oats also
came in over the Houston Il Texas Central
One car of corn and one of oats were
shipped west to Colorado City. Prices are
firm but unchanged.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
., WHEAT-Sl GOAL 25 as per grade; Nicaragua
u w to 10 on street. 40 from store,
CoRN-ln ear, S5m90; shelled corn, 81 90,
OATs-ln bulk, 52@55c
kfE-Scarce We quote per buShel, 7jGS5.
BARLEY-Scarce Good demand 10 a 7jc.
BRASIWe quote at mills, 81 20al 25 in store
FLouR-we quote City Mills as follows: XXX.
u OG MIX, sS Go; extra "a 10
imported: Xxx, per cwt, So %; xxx, So S.
XXNX 50 50; choice family, 81 Us fancy, 81 25.
GoRNMEAL--Per bushel 81 TO-
Inc southern states report this years
wheat crop in fine condition.
In 1881 there were I'LL ,5A acres of corn
IN Kansas, which produced 0,760, j42 bush
els.
More grain has been sown in South Caro-.
lima this season than in any other since the
war.
There are in the United States 2l,35G
Touring mills, and in the Dominion OF Can
ada ASS, making total of 22,SH in the
whole country.
Advices from London are to the effect
that early spring shipments of wheat from
Russia and India are expected to be large.
Farmers are sowing wheat in the town Of
Franklin, suburb of Milwaukee, and
frogs sing nightly in the ponds of that town.
The wheat area in the United States is
understood to be considerable increase
over last year, ard the crop continues in q
generally promising condition.
The amount of surplus wheat grown last
year in Eastern Oregon and Washington is
placed at B, $4,000 bushels. The acreage OF
lSs2 will be nearly double that OF ISL, and
1t IS estimated that there will be surplus
oil SWO,OOQ bushels the coming season.
facihc slope crop prospects haze greatly
improved, Copious and frequent rains,
well scattered over the state, have given o
new impetus to the growing plant, and in.
spired farmers with the hope of having
even better than an average crop.
crop reports gathered from every portion
oil the northwest show that winter wheat is
III excellent condition, and that the area OF
spring wheat will be increased. Farmers
IN southern Illinois and Indiana are buying
corn Tor their own consumption, and the
hog crop has been quite thoroughly
marketed, Minnesota still has on hand
2O,oVV,OOO bushels of wheat, and expects to
raise crop one.iourth larger than last
| year.
dispatch from Holland, Michigan.
says Wheat prospects for the growing
crops, according to the unanimous reports
oil responsible farmers in this vicinity,
never looked better, the heavy growth OF
last fall making u better covering than the
snow OF last winter. The peach crop alss
promises to be heavier than ever before,
provided, of course, no heavy lrosts step in
between
There were no reports of the markets by
telegraph to-day from Chicago. The wires
will be repaired by tomorrow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-22
PROVISIONS,

THERE was u heavy demand to-day for
meats and lard, both in the city and from
the country. Several large orders were
nlled and shipped over the Texas 4
Paciiic, into the very heart of the cattle
country, and number of smaller ones in
other directions. The fluctuations on the
call board in Chicago, for future deliveries
have had no great effect on present prices
Tor spot meats, and probably will not, unless
other causes operate on the market.
frices here are very firm, at our figures;
MEATS AND LARD.
,bAeoSILong clear Sides l2hc short clear
IL, breakfast bacon lsAc.
iiac, 80
HAhs-Canvasscd lsl.
LARp-Tierce l2AeDl3c; half barrel. 1903
pals, . To 10 lbslSa@lic, 3 lbs at ii@lih.
Boston is now receiving about 2, leo car
cases of beef weekly from the west.
The following is comparative summary
OF provision exports form America from
November TO February 4:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-22

TuISt. Louis Republican says: Mr.. G..
\. Carnage exhibited ut the cotton ok.
change q letter which was an object of con.
siderable interest TO the members who saw
II, rs II showed that the plan of doing bust.
ness In 1876 was somewhat different from
that of the present day. The letter read as
follows
NArcuEL June \ iS2G-Mcssrs Richards 4
huchboois. New Orleans;
rLENsN-Encloscd YOU have hill of
lading for u bales of cotton shippinr ON
board steamboat Courtland, which Won will
please sell on It's arrival for the hest prioc II
will bring. Finy.thrcc bales Of Il Is a crop
otsuperior quality (rhcopelus Marblel, for
which We paid i9i cents round, which YOU
must sell for II cents, ifpossiplc, or al least
III cents; but one inferior bale and that Il
good cotton. The balance was meyer wet
before or since II was gathered, The
other twenty.onc bales marked
Ford" is good cotton. and costs
us III cents. Wehope YOU will be able 10
at least sell at q saving price, Consider
none OF IL limited, but sell Il rs soon es
possible and remit proceeds In check, retain.
ing the amount OF our drafts and our vro.
Gerry bill. With perfect respect. yours.
HrGHEs & MITCHELL.
II \. The captain Of the boat inior,ned
us that some OF the cotton marked "Fordu
was somewhat torn. Did not see nil Tho
cotton thus marked, but we are sure Thai
very lew bales can he In that situation. III
you think u will iniure the sale of II
please have u repaired. Your friends,
H.&M.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-22

candle power each. The present light illu-
mines the portion of the city within three
squares of the light. Beyond that the
streets are dark. 1t will cost $1,000 to put
the three new lights in place and supply the
motive power to run them.
Farming implements of American manu-
facture are rapidly finding their way to the
agricultural districts ofEurope. The British
steamer Lord Collingwood is going aronnd
from Baltimore to load at New York with a
full cargo of agricultural implements for
Sebastopol and Odessa, on the Black sea, in
Russia. American reapers, binders and
Neutrality-suspicious. will be one of the sights
TO be witnessed in the grain fields on the
Black Sea next season.
A bill has been introduced in congress for
the protection of large game of the west as
well as against alleged sportsmen who kill
buffalo, deer, elk, ETC., from mere wanton-
ness and to display their skill, as against
hunters who, although killing them for the
Legitimate purpose of obtaining food, are
wasteful of the supplies thus obtained.
secret meeting of electrclight company
managers was held in New York, the I'M
doubted purpose being to effect consolida-
ton for the purpose of monopolizng the
business throughout the country. How
much success has attended the effort so far
can not be stated; but those of the partici-
pants who have been seen tonight express
entire confidence OF being able to bring
about the amalgamation.
Telephone connection is being made be-
tween Madison, Indiana, and Milton, Car
rollton and Frankfort, Kentucky, and all
the intermediate towns on the Kentucky
river. The Ohio river is spanned by wire
stretched from bluff to bluff 400 feet above
the level of the water This connection will
largely increase Madisons trade with the
Kentucky river valley.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-22
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, February 2l.-Now that the Cot
ton Exchange of this city is duly organized
on permanent footing and the necessary
steps inaugurated to effect several impor-
tant and well-matured plans and changes
for the future buying and handling the
staple, the next step formed in the same
direction should be made by our commits
sion men for the formation of u produce ex-
change or an association of merchants who
either purchase or receive on consignment,
the grain and other products of the country,
outside of cotton. There can be no doubt
that such an organization would divert
thousands of dollars worth OF the produc-
tons of north Texas to this city which now
are taken to other localities and would add
greatly to the wholesale as well as the retail
trade OF Dallas. II would not only increase
the shipments Of the cereals here, but it
would reach to all the minor products of
the country, for every one having an over
supply of any article, would be very certain
to ship it to the best and readiest
market, and those who desire to pur-
chase would naturally seek that
point where the greatest and most
certain supply could be obtained. Like the
Cotton Exchange, efforts should be made in
regard to Il reduction in freights and ad-
vancements on the staple articles at u less
per cent. than is now eXacted The combi-
nation of business men in enterprises of this
kind, all acting in concert, have done more
to buil0 up the commercial interests of
great cities than all the efforts made by in
diyiduals or firms could possibly accom-
plish Dallas has yet much to do in foster
ing and building up her business at home
and encouraging trade from abroad and the
earlier she puts forth her energies in the
proper direction the sooner will her people
experience the benefits that united action
will confer upon all. 1t is to be hoped that
our enterprising commission men will con-
slider this matter and take the proper mi
tlatory steps for the formation of produce
A ~ n n 10 nnpl Xs ,t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-22

a Chicago letter says the belief prevails
Sn hn IN the . light 81 late c sSnrp
game on the provision spectators. When
the big drop occurred last Tuesday alter,
noon the crowd thought that Armour had
decided to let 20 his hold, but the subse.
quent discovery was made that the property
they had SOLD under the impression that tree
bottom would not be reached before slt
had drifted to Armour and they arrived ~
the conclusion that they had been playing
game they did not>tinderstand. Armour y
still master of the pork market, aud the adj
vance to-day was doubtless due to his ma
nipulations.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-22
FUTURES

The reports of the closing sales of fr,r..
in New Orleans for last evening di Id'u ues
reach here until this morning, and as N th nOt
may De OF interest to some of our readss!y
we pq6h them for their benefit. sis'
IN Liverpool futures closed fiat at a.
t ,h Oh thlrty-second. We did not receive i've
VI CLOSING reports, owing to reasons given
that reached here were IN 10 two ~ sales
and forty-iiye minutes, which show viock
rial decline. q mate
NEW YORK, February 2l.-Fumras o,.
quiet Owing to the lines being down t' Vps mes
ing reports were not received hero Tn e i
quotations We're at 2i5 Il follows. 'Ne last
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-22

Was sent here by Mr.. VIM. Riley osM
vile, Kentucky. 1t was marke5 u nays
10n "'ieu June
Mr. Hughes of the Natchez firm died som.
time last year. 'eu some
Some ofthe cotton dealers remarked a.
perusing the document that if factors Th.es
received instructions early in the seaso nad
dispose of the staple as soon as possih1o 70
stead of holding it, the recent heavy h, M
and depression would have been ar S,eaks
Not few of them think the old way 'e 81 co.
ing business a good one. ' VI 10