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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-30
JOHN WALSH, UNDERTAKES
83OX second street.
ADDITIONAL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, October 80, 28O p.m.-
Cotton in moderate inquiry freely sun
piled at previous prices. Uplands, Ga
orleans, 6Sd Sales to-day, 10000 bales
Receipts, $3.50; all American. Future
dull: Manchester is dull for yarns anC
fabrics.
NEW York, October 80, 1909 D M
Cotton dull and easy. Ordinary
SHc; good ordinary, 9ssc low mid
ding, l0Nci middling, 1880; good mid
ding, lOsc; middling fair, l2hc. Future
quiet at ! to 2points below last evening
closing figures.
NEW ORLEANS, October 30, 1880 a m
Cotton quiet, easy and unchanged
Middling, l0%. Sales to-day, 900 bales
Receipts, 1853 bales; at Galveston, 1919
Mobile, 1885, Savannah, 500; Charleston
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-30
y. LEVY,
Trunk manufactures.
BIB gnOugOe street.
Excursion 90 Louisville RxpOsI-
tiOu.

The Chesapeake, Ohio and Southwest
ern railroad, TO afford Us patrons and the
travelling public favorable opportunity
Of visiting the grand Southern Expo
silon at louisville, Ky, before is close,
will run one more special excursion train
10 Louisville, leaving Memphis at Ii4O
o'clock Thursday morning, November lst.
Round trip tickets, including admission
10 the Exposition, and good returning
until November 9th, will be sold at the
very low rate Of 500 Call at ticket
office. 28s MINI street. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-30

Night before last Mr. solari, of George
Arnold y Co, while pas ing the night al
his friend Mr. Canale's, had his sleeping
quarters invaded and his clothes robbed
of about $40 in cash and keys. He awokt
to see the back of tall thief going
through the open window and, having nc
weapon, he was unable to check his move.
ments.
Last night Mrs John Trabucco had hel
premises robbed Of trunk containing
clothing, jewelry and money, the Thieves
en- ering through a window. Evidently
there is a bold, bad robber or two prowi
ing about the city to depredate upon thu
unsuspecting. A shotgun well charged 4
the best antidOte for such visitors.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-30
PreIght Train Dltched.

A freight train Of IS or more loaded cars
was wrecked out at Grissoms creek, some
30 miles east Of this city and beyond Col
lierville, before daylight yesterday, and it
resulted in no trains being able 10 pass
the break until late last night. The Som
erville accommodation failed TO arrive,
and train which should have gone out
yesterday morning did not 70 out at all.
By six o'clock last evening, however, the
track was clear and trims moved rs usual.
The heavy rain Of night before last,
measuring FIVE inches, soflened the road
bed OF the foundations Of Gris ON creek
crossing and caused the capsizing Of the
cars. The engine and tender passed over
the creek in safety, but the cars following
tumbled down the break. Fortunately no
one was hurt, and now the road il in good
shape again with passenger and freight
trains moving with regularity and dis.
stch.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-30

THUMBER's Deep Sea MRcke-
rel, 8 aud 10 Id cans.
PURE RASPBERRY Jam, 4 Ib
pals.
ASSORTED PRESERVES, 4
and B Id buckets.
LARABEE'S PRETZEI.S, fresh
DRIED BEEF, sliced.
IMPORTED (Swedish) matches
very cheap nj
ANGUS CAMPBELL a CO.'S,
I so Beal street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-30
Removal.

The Memphis Lumber and Manufac-
turing Co., on account Of the fire, are
now located at Nos 36i and 1865 Second
street, opposite their old stand, where they
will be pleased TO see their friends and
patrons. at
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-30
OIenrInrhonne Rnnarl.
Effect of Trying 20 Break mp a

ELMwooD, ND, October 80.-Joseph
Kempt, a night Waterman, while intoxi .
Gated, Sunday, made an attack on james
Blacks saloon, breaking the windows
and firing pistol. Black finally fired at
Kempt intiicting probably a fatal
wound
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-30

Large aud fresh lot Of Norfolk,
Lynnhayem Hay and York river
Oysters, received daily NJ Mey-
era' No. 30 Monroe street, aud
served In the choicest manner.
qof
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Cheap PIanoa and OrEana,

Besides the largest stock Of new pianos
and organs, number Of second hand
ones Of the makes Of Steinwey, Weber,
ChickerinR, Voso aud Bacon a CRrietore,
offered cheap AT Hollenbergs music house,
% Main street ~
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IS 90 TO LouisV lie and Return.

$500 10 Louisville and Return.
The last excursion 10 Louisville Ex-
position will be run on the Louisville and
Nashville railroad Monday, November
9Th. Parties desiring 10 20 should avail
themselves Of this low rate, which includes
an admission into the Exposition. Tickets
good till 10th November returning. Train
leaves Memphis 1890 noon. Tickets on
sale at Office, 287 Main street, and at de-
pot before departure Of train. 4st
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ADJUSTMENTS,


A very fair down stair audience and
jammed galleries applauded the enact
ment of "'49i at Leubrie's Theater last
evening 10 the,echO, "49' is aconglom-
GRAFTON of the most startling climaxes, a
prior conception Of which is not realized,
owing to the skill of the author at con-
eealment. The play has had magnia-
cent run, but loses none of its impress by
repetition. The company is one of the
best balanced seen in Memphis for many
days. Of course the leading attraction Is
Miss Lizzie May Ulmer, and the little
lady fills the role Of Carrots in manner
that leaves nothing to be desired. Mr.. Il.
Z. Grandin is the best Solomon Kane, "a
General by courtesy we have yet SEEN
Frank. A. Tannehill, in the title role, ac-
quilted himself most admirably. d. r
Young made melo-dramatic Arthur
Dennison. Q. 4. Dudley was typical
old fashioned negro. j. p. Clark was a
thorough will in as Lucky Tom. George
Ames was true to life as an eccentric law
yer, while the balance of the cast were
fully up to all requirements. "4gi will
be repeated this evening.
PiAnOiOrIe Recital.
This afternoon at 3 o'clock Mr.. Benz.
Curtis, the new pianist OF the Mozart
Society, will give a musical recital at the
new ha | of the society, Second and Mon
roe streets. No seats will be sold.
Pitchers Organ RecitaIs.
The organ re ital at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church last night proved ia
be most enjoyable and interesting mu-
/ giaol an4 fain w.. i.
on the organ, by the accomplished Pro
lessor, Was an extremely difficult piece
composed by Thiele for two players, but
it was regarded us one of the best sele
tons of the remarkable author. Prof
Pitcher performed it with inspiring effect
and close precision. He followed THU
with one Of his own compositions, in three
movements, delicate as well as delight
full morceaux rendered with per
feet graduation of tone and re
fined delica y, Miss Florence Keep
a lady artist now on her way |,
take position as the leading soprano a
the Trinity church, New Orleans, wher,
Professor Pitcher Is the organist, followed
with a soprano solo by Millard, "Wher
the Tide Comes In. The lady is dra
matte songstress Of great power, wei
adapted for the heaviest roles, and she !
the possessor of remarkable voice, capa
bic Of sending It's tones to the firthes
end Of the largest halls. After anothe
number on the organ by Professor Pitcher
that facinating duet uHoly Father" from
Wallaces delightful opera mariana,
was rendered very sweetly by Mrs. r. Nj
Mansford and Mrs. p Mcintyre. PROT
Pitchers variations on annie Laurie,
together with his selections from Men
delssohn were charmingly performed an,
the closing number. one Of Suppe's viva
cious overtures, proved most delightful
: During the second part Miss Florenc
Keep sang Kathleen Mayourneen" in
brilliant and dashing manner and sh
afforded fresh proof Of her versatility b,
rendering q selection from Meyerbeer
famous opera Robert lie Diable.p !
second concert, with an entire change Q
programme, Is announced for tonight an
another tomorrow afternoon at the sam
church
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\. LEVY.
trunk manufactures,
33 Monroe street.

HULLSi HULISi HULLA
The Hanauer OIL Works will sell
cOti0nseed hulls at ~ per ton
until further notice. 8.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-30

We have removed TO No. 332 Second
street, whore we will be pleased 20 500 our
friends and patrons, COLE Il co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-30
nlVAUVRa-

Large aud fresh lots OfNOrlOlIT,
Lynnhaven Hay and York river
Oysters received daily at mey-
ers', No. So Monroe street. and
served In the choicest manner.
30i
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ADLER BROS. d co.
2el MAIN STREET,

THave received their entire
Fall stock Of Boots and Shoes, including
many novelties in footwear They offer
them at lowest prices. AT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-30
PERSONAL

NOlueu mar uulu NJ MS AhN4AhNAig =
You can buy the best shirts only atSam
Mays, 269k Main street.
Oysters, fish game, fresh meats, etc, Al
Seessel & Wurtzburgers, $50 and lSl
Main.
Seessel, 81 Wurtzburger, 1870 and 49,
Main, deal in everything choice in the
eatable line.
The fine bay team Of VIM. Price wa.
ratified off Saturday night for $500 and
won by Mr.. Napoleon Hill 1t is said to
be the finest team in the city by odds.
Mr.. w. A. Post, a live, energetic gen.
tleman representing the Kansas City Live
Stock Indicator, was in the city yesterday
interviewing some Of our live business
men.
Springfield Mo. Express, %; Memphi.
was well represented in this city Saturday
Mr. Thomas Graham, Of the firm Of Nal
lory, Crawford & Co; Edward Moon, Of
the firm Of Moon & Joyner; A 2 Truss
Of J t LaPrade g. Co, and w B Robson
Of B Lowenstein X Bros, who took time
TO make the Express p 'easant call. Come
again, gentlemen.
n. T. Dhfist iuu,t anu hlBn painter ON
Second st ,superintends in person all work
intrusted to him, whether plain or deco
rative Having enjoyed life time expe
rience in executing work in his line ht
feels confident that be can give satisfaction
to any patron. Contracts solicited anC
finished promptly in workmanlike man
ner at reasonable rates.
Mr.. J. B. Huehlefeld, who had charge o
the Memphis journal for five years previ
Gus TO September last, and who rstireC
from that enterprise thousand or NOR
dollars out Of pocket, is closing out hi
journalistic experience. and will embarl
in other enterprises, and he has many
friends who will wish him much success
in any calling be may follow
Mr.. Henry Bodiker, Of Chicago, whit
has been with us nearly month super
vising the resetting Of presses and adjust
ment Of both old and new machinery, in
cident TO the recent removal of the LED
CIR establishment TO new quarters, vii
leave tonight for st. Louis. He is I
skillful mechanic and has done his worl
thoroughly and well, and withal is s,
courteous and gentlemanly that he leave
with the good feeling and best wishes o
everyone in and about the office.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-30
BIVALVFs

BiVALVEs.
Large aud fresh lots ef Norfolk,
LynnhaVen Bay and York river
Oysters, received daily at 1ley.
err. No. 35 Monroe street. aud
served in the choicest manner.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-30

The concert at the State Female Col
hge comes Of this evening at 8 o'clock
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-30
DiaTFhGa, Dysentsry or
Bloody FluS,

Whethsr s0r yong q ola.
Curtains nu uyiEsef sad j. marvellous IN ia
H.t,scy effect Read thu following iastime-
nal. 0Is amu1F the huadrsai IN ny poizsf-
sauls
iooFIl
Ns1ytif, Tenn. Oct. S, lsSa.
Nh Z. RasENHrN-I suffered with bestl
aisur5s-s II JAY. August and September,
Issss in ne l4tttr mg1ih the disease Gu mt
-Htei II q very severe Gttaek q dyseniery,
Ese1E PANIED vita eloody dise.arsss ano
great pFoftr1tioa- took several regular
eourstE q medicines. a. prescribed By .
physician, without any relief. l was tnsLJ
induced 70 Try q bottle Of hDsk ELlAl =
And before / had taken three-fourihs Of The
contents ! vas entirely cured. ! eonEeisn-
tiontly rec0muend this medicine for the cure
Of b0vel complEints in general and chronic
dysentery in particular. s. ). 51REETT,
Z S SupsrTiinE Inspector Of Steam Nessels,
ct Sixth District
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-30
Rose Elixir.
The Triumph of the Tins

A FTEK gei-E - experiments and persist
a eui persersrAnrs The prugrltior has Al
lasi discovered, WhHi he medical frnierniiy
0i he vurld las o. fHr failed il, q rtmedy
thai vii ru-s any and every case q.
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KAHN & FRFIRERG.

KAHN 4 FRElBERG,
1862, III and l7S Main street.
Just received from the New York fire
Shirts SHIRTSl SHIRTS
Mems Unlaundried Shirts, best quail
lily, 60c.
Boys Unlaundried Shirts, best quail
lily, Csc.
CLOTHIEGl CL0THINGl
Gentlemen should examine our DAM
'aged, slightly wet clothing mems and
boys, at half price.
SOCK SOCKSl SOCKS
Genuine British half-hose, l5c, worth
l0c.
Look at our Knitted Skirts for ladies.
fine new and nice, 81 Is, Knitted
Skirts, 81.
X. & f., Cor. Main and Poplar.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-30

VOUNG man. acquainted with Dry Goods,
1 Clothing, Boots and Shoes. only such
At a591l Front street. 81 o.
A GOOD second hand light delivery wagon |
n Address Wagon" this office u -
NO buy a cottage. mot to exceed sl2oQ. |
Il Terms. part cash and part on time. Ad-
dress ass Orleans street. 81 So
DOOKKKEPER; must come we'll recom-
ID mended. address I. this othee. 81
O00K At l62 fernando street.
" 50 50 S L Moore,
A FIRST. CLASS meat cutter; steady Job
n and good wages. Apply at once TO VIM
Bailey, u johnson avenue. ISL
D0AD cart, for cash. Address, stating
III price, X. care Letter Carrier No. :. ~
NRATE SETTING.
VI VI. B. Jockey. go Second. 8 ll6
IF you want gOod shoes call on Hirscb,
sehWab a Co., e Bsal. lot
PURCHASERS at GOWLING'S new cheap
j furniture store, q Bsal. sec
NAFF, FLEIsCHMANN 4 CO.'S Com
VI pressed Yeast makes the liRhtest bread.
For sale BY all irst-class grocers. Try Il. De-
liysred fresh daily to all parts Of the city, s.
TIE exchange 20 acres good land near city
L for two good dray mules. IKE A CHASE,
20 Front street. 3ot
IL you want cheap shoes call on Hirsch,
l. sehwab a Costs Beal. lbl
mo ct old frames with our IMPERIAL PEB.
i BLES, sl.5e per pair. n huLFoRp Z 60.
0Lp E9Id ys.sA cases, silver. &C.. cash. 4
I000 TONS cast and yrousht IRON,
lUUU rags and bones, also old met
al, feathers and hides. old machinery bought
and sold, Send for price list, Address
SAMUEL 0ABAY, ACT and Com. Merchant,
400 to as Shelby street. Memphis. Tenn. ssi
CRC0ND-HAND CLOTHING. Good prices
= paid. Call on or address
st ELIAS sHAUL. l06 Main 81.
GENTS Felt, Straw and Manills hats
VI cleaned, dyed and reshaped in the latest
styles. A. D. STA .NBACK, lSs Second. St
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.
IRON the Ensley plantation, one black
Il horse mule, about 10 yeas old. white star
on each side. caused BY saddle; mouse
eolOred mouth; not closely SHARED. A lib.
eral reward will be paid for the delivery Of
said mule to Ensley 4 Matthews, on planta-
ten. 59t
Fur SALE OR RENT.
DIANOS and organs, new and second hand.
on easy monthly inEtallments, at
WTTzMANN 4 co.'s. 22s Second street.
ROOMS AND BOARD.
DLEASANT roOns, furnished OF uRfurnish.
L ed, with or without board % Marshal ave
81 IS
FURNISHED room, with or without board,
L ~ Promenade street. 4S s.
CUASisHED and unfurnished rooms,With.
Il out board. at Il Fifth street, Chelsea. nt
ADJUSTMENTS.
T EURRIE's THEATER.
IL Jos. Brooks...............Lessee and Manager
TWO NIGHTS ONLY
MONDAY and TUE-DAY, October % and 30.
Engagement Of Americas Little Fayori,e
Lizzie May Ulmer,
In the Beautiful Play, entitled
49,"
Supported BY Magnificent Company Of Artists
Seats at Hollenbergs, % Main street,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings
ard Saturday Matinee, Oct. 81, Nov, |, 2 y
JOHN 7. RAYMOND, "IN PARADISE"
aud rev play. TIE ROCKET
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-30

HAIN HA Is!
OorI eet Styles.
Agents for
Dunlap's Celebrated Stiff Hats
We show only legitimate styles
Eastern Novelties
A Specially.
Call and be convinced.
q. a. Wright IL Co.,
Under the Peabody Hotel.
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% LEtF,
Trunk manufacturer,
33 Monroe street.
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PROVISIONAL.


N ICE cottage, eve rooms, So fernando
IN street, near street railroad. Apply at
two doorI west. 5055
SEyERAL very desirable rooms at No. 1856
- Second street. 60 s.
GT0REH0UsE aud residencs com bined No.
~ 81 Firth street, Fort Pickering, near the
new Milburn iron works and Kanias City X
4 depot. Inquire 90 premises, 40 So
prick house, No. IS N. Second street, 90
~ feet from street cars, rooms 10 good or
der, all newly kalsonined. Apply at No. 81,
next door. 81 50
N01TAGE. S rooms, No. as fernando
" road. Z Bigelow. No. "a fernando
pIAN0s and ORGANS at
L62 HoLLENBERa's Music House
I ARaE, frst-clsss cotton warehouse,
~ lzet..-..J.Y w. PAIkICk.
FOR SALE
MILLET hay, well cured, So per ton, al
w Saloon lsl Main street. 81 Go
| NENEMENTs and ground, north tide LIN
Il den street, east Of Orleans, Also cottage
on west side UIleanE, north Of Linden. All
bearing rent,W A WHEATLEY Isl Main. Z.
IGOAPLETE chest Of tools, In hns order
~ suitable for carpenter, yard master Of
igmberman. Call on Goodyear, Adm'f
l6I Main street, city. Il !.
PINE saddle and buggy horse at 60 Bea
IL street. 46 81
mice C0TTAGE-L lot, In soutbSri
IN tu6urbs, attractive place; price, 5000
1901 See II GARY, 8 Madison street.
IOLD TYPE METAL-Better than Babbit
" for machinery, at Ledger office. I
1e0 ACRES good land near city, also cot
IOO taee IN city. Ike A Chase, go Front
TWO building lots in Fort Pickering. Yer,
cheap. 81 M. II. CONAWAY, 2s5 Mali
A FIRST. class, second hand piano, in per
"A feet order. Kranische 4 Bach. maksys
X. Bertachy. 2O2 Main street. Sit
A FINK harness horse, suitable for lad,
n to drive. Apply al 2s7 Main street, base
ment.
| nOTTAGE-Ono Of the ojcest in sou,l
/ " Memphis. Lot gOxl50. NJ 4 Conway
2S Main. III
OtANARY sERD--Three pounds for twenty
" Eve centl. ULLATHORNE's seed store
lN Main street. l6i
A VERY fne, second hand. transit for sale
n the property Of The late W b Moon
Apply at rs Main stfoes.
u IN HUMPHREYS .lCiyil Engineer.
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CARPETS.
New stock, Latest patterns
Lowest Prices.
Iugrains. Tapestries
Velvets, Brussels,
Ames, B4afIie Il Co.,
1853 Main street. 1868
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

DIAN0S and organs, new and secondhand.
On easy AZ n0SshlE h iRSssll s5I q 49,,
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STRAYED or STOLEN.

IRON the Ensley plantation, one black
Il horse mule, about 10 yeas old; white star
on each side, caused BY saddle; mouse
eolOred mouth; not closely sheared. A lib
eral reward will be paid for the delivery Of
said mule to Ensley & Matthews, on plantg'
tan Ot
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-30

VOUNG man. acquainted with Dry Goods,
i clothing, Boots and Shoes. Only such
at 259k Front street. 81 o.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-06-02
Solid Facts.

A farmer came into grocery store
the other day and exhibited to the
eyes of an admiring crowd an enor-
nous egg, about six inches long,
which he avowed to have been laid by
his own hens. He had it packed in
cotton, and wouldn't allow any body
to touch it for fear of breaking the
phenomenon. The grocery man ex.
amined it with the rest i; and intend
ing to chaff the coutryman said,
"Pshaw ! I've got something in the
egg line that'll beat that
"I'll bet you FIVE dollars you
haven't" said the countryman, get
ting excited.
Take it up" replied the grocery
man, and going behind the counter
he brought out a wire egg-beater.
There's something in the egg line
that will beat it, guess" said he,
reaching out for the stakes.
Hold on there" said the farmer,
"let's see you beat it, and he handed
it to the grocer. The latter held out
his hand for it, but dropped in sur
prise on the counter, where it broke
two soup plates and platter. 1t
was of aolid iron painted white.
"Some people think they are darn
alton cute" muttered the farmer as he
pocketed the stakes and lit out, "but
'tain't no use buckin' against solid
facts. Detroit Chat.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-06-02
Breaking a Corner.

In the early days of Michigan
when one dealer was the source oil
supply for large territory. capital.
ist from the East suddenly bought up
all the tobacco and whiskey to be got
hold of in the State. There was NO
railroad communication; it was win.
ter, and there was no navigation, and
everything promised a big profit on
the speculation. Prices began to
creep up and settlers to inquire and
protest, and the capitalist was rub
bing his hands and holding on, when
something happened. He was on
his way to church one Sunday when
he was aiezod by a band of tough
looking pioneers and carried to the
river, where hole already had been
cut in the ice.
"What is the meaning of this ?" he
finally asked.
1T means cid prices fur whiskey
and terbackerl" replied the spokes-
man.
"How?"
They proceed to enlighten him.
Two Of the band gave him duck in
to the water, and be was plunged in
and hauled out three times before he
got his breath and said:
Gentlemen, tobacco has taken a
great dropl"
"Give him some more T. said the
leader, and into the freezing cold wa.
ter he went again. When they hauled
him out, blue with cold and teeth chat
tering, he observed
"And whiskey IS 10 cents gallon
less than the old price T.