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and August soc Al the close July quoted q ME-
Jobblng lots were quiet a. sc asc In bisdelPsi, the
for june a ssc 1000 DO. for July a. sssc FOR
August 2e and loo do buyers option ny to ths Sls %
PRovIsIoNs-- Receipts ITO packages cut meats. The
market for pork was extremely qae there being
demand but prices were steady nj former quotations
$50 IS The sales rs bbs mess, $50 rs $50 SIN,
chiefly at the latter price, and $50 do for August at $50 e
The MARKET Tor live hos: was dull and prices were heavy
ing AZ Il1sc. for city For beef the market was
quiet: the demand being confined 20 small lots bu;
bbls were sold within the Of Sl2 S5 tor plain mess
and Se ss for extra DO Ierce beef was quoted at ~
quoted $50 u.s. Bacon was quiet but holders
quote Cumberland l4c. long clear, Ike. 15c and
short rib 5c IT, The market for lard was quiet az about
former prices Prime Western steam quoted at l6c
l6c with saes OF 600 terces at and bvo terces for
July atlS<c There were small sales city at loc lb7sc
for steam and kettle.
RICE was dull, but unchanged Small Carolina
made within the range Of eJSc sac.
SEEDs-Linseed held at So 27H 80 80, gold, duty
PAID but we heard OF no sales Grass were dull and nom
sTEIHiNE-fhere was fair demand and ESQ tierces
to fair sold At l3c l6c Prime generally held
sU0AR.-There only moderate business transacted
In but full prices demanded and obtained Sales
$50 hhds at &c. for Cuba and Porto Rico also, 400
closing At isNc for hard, lasfe q Eye for soft
fair to sood fa pesnns. sc sc good 10
choice grocery, legs lOc csntrfaea hhds and boxes
&c: &c. HavanaBoIes, Dutch standard Nos. 7tos SIC.
esc; do, 1910 H. 9ssc 10ssc do, 10 70 l5 l0c lie
s S Is solso sisoL Rel IL :. s:dss is'
grocery grades, 9kc. lie.
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Wheat duh and &C. &C. lower, unfavorable
snd g
sr w IN h IN d 81 81 to bid ios u For
while small sr eel sold rather below that figure The sas
= =. 81 ;s:Ss = Iss Ss'safs
III i sys 0 Sssss No saa
20 Sssr aaS p s Sf s:
M aSa s
sSps 81 June was
FREenrs.The market trine active for grain
about former rass but dun and heavy for almost
fun prsviou, rates were demsndea The
bale: xaissSp sSsSs!: xs.ss 81
81: 60 p sSs q ss.s
ny Bags
Hssp was inactive and nominal At ic sod for M.ni.
70, ..S aS FOR 3p Sss sc Ike do. for sa and ne
Hors:The market very quiet there beingno demand
stiff rm, however ranging Al from ioc to 2ac for
NoLAssEsTne market dull for all kinds, the demand
being confined to small lots to supply immediate
@ ony
s for 1
US for c I;s re ssd 'sa III s1
In aS and i nominal
market for rosn was extrems quiet and prices remained
heavy. Strained quoted at 80 80 % without sales.
few small lots were sold within the range Of SO 10 SO
No and SO 20 - for No "a Is IS for pale and IS Is
$8 for extra do ana window glass; Tar dull nominal
| at 50 for Washington.
OILS -Linseed In casks selling small lots at &C.
| 9ec. Other kinds were inactive and nominal.
PKTRoLEUM.-The market for crude, bulk,
tremey dull there being scarcely heard
sales Of moment Prices were heavy though lower,
sold At "a the upper - 10 the asking price,
There business transacted crude In bbls which
quoted ut 16Lc. 1870. For naphtha there
proved demand Blu, H lower prices the sals: being 500
inRs, prices heavy and lower, especially for fu
| ture deliveries, which sold at 80. &c. lower
prices OIL this months delivery, however. was
psrnsy offered and At shs Close was hsld At asc with
SOD do. for July at 1870; 500 do for July and 100
~ Ae On private also 5000 bbs for June. July
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carrying and nat for borrowing.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE is STEADY,
the orders ofgran on French accommodating stopped
We qu0te:-Sterling sixty days, commercial 109
109x; good to prime bankers, 1898 1O94; short
sight, 110H q l10H; Paris, sixty days. $50 q
SIS; short sight, 5.143S 5.13s; Antwerp, $50 a
6.15; Switzerland, $40 a5.l5; Hamburg, 351 q
80 u; Amsterdam, 4OX 411s; Frankfort 4oH a
Al; Bremen, 7SK TO-; Prussian thalers. 7OI
Tx.
GOVERNMENTS FIRM.
The government market opened heavy. in sympa-
thy with the decline in gold but rallied later with
that standard and closed frm at the following
1gures:-United States sxes 1881, registered, lax
a1l5K; do. do coupon, 1lsX 11sk; do. fve-twen-
ties registered, May and November, 1l12t 1l1N; do
co., 1852, coupon, do, 112h ll29s; do do, 1854,
do. do, 111K 111X; do do, 1865, do. de-, 1l151
Q 111x; 90. do, 1856, coupon, January and July,
l13X 11SX; do. do, 1857, do. do 1872 ia; 10.
do, 1858, do. DO, 1l3k la do. ten.forties, reg
istered, 1917 1os1S; DO. do, coupon 1881 1Os1E;
currency SKIES, 114x 1I4H.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
With the exception Of new Tennessees, which
sold as high as 65h, the market for border State
bonds and Southern securities has been quiet,
without special features. Prices at the close
were:-Tennessee, lex coupon, 65 65x; do, new,
e4x e4k; Virginia, ex coupon, so a 20; do.
new, 6S 70; do, registered stock, DID, Sc 567<;
Georgia. skies, SO Of; do, sevens, s5s 90; do,
sevens, old, % o5; North Carolina, ex coupon,
4s ASK; do. funding 1866, s73z 49, do. do, 1865,
o4a34; do, new, 20 ~; do. special tax, rs 25k;
Missouri skies, "a o4k; Hannibal and StJoseph,
"a s4K; Louisiana skies, II 77H: do new, IA a IS;
do. levee skies, 76K IS; do. do eighs, "a 95; do.
do pententiary sevens, IS so; do. railroad eights
sass; Alabama fves, "a 7e; do. Fights. DIX
102; do. railroad Fights, 9s 1907 South Carolina
sixes, 90 90; do. new January and July, SO q s2k
do. DO. April and October, SO a 81; do. registered
stock, old. 10 50; Arkansas sevens, 75s 7e
Mobile Ohio Railroad sterling, so 81; do interest
Fights, 70 II; Mississippi Central Railroad, first
mortgage, sevens, n so; do second do. egnts 9;
a67; New Orleans and Jackson first mortgage, IS
90; do. second DO, 10 70; Memphis end CHARLES
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place. has iuhis possession pipe poughed up In an
Indian grave In Lincoln county that Is quite Gu
rosiy. 1t Is made OF soft Pennsylvanian rock that
could be shaped with knife. 1t was slate color
originally but Is now perfectly black. IL IL intended
to reprepresent the beaK OF IN eagle and Is rather
roughly carved 1t has the figures TIA cut on the
bowl quite acknowledgements tKv.) Advocate
June II.
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ICE CREAM.
Married.

M J. DIXON, 275 BLEECKER STREET, FURNISHES
s hotels Restaurants and
with his celebrated Steam Ice Cream OF all havors 4c
per quart
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EXPRESSES.

+. G. BURNHAM,S FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE
IA. Express 49, lis West Eleventh street, near Sixth
nueFurniIure moved, city, country; furniture pianos
packed, shipped, stored; money advanced.
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One O,Cl0ck p. N
STREET QUOTATIONS.
HaIf.past Five O'Clock P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, June 20-6PM
CorToNThe market for this staple only moderately
active and heavy but closed quite steady The
bales uncudng so arrve Of which 489 spinning
70 for export and 53 speculation For future delivery an
Increased business contaminated and following sales
were bales basis low middnng Tor June At 20c
1876 lskc 500 do for September At &c., and 100
do, for October to November 80 ut lSsc. We quote
Opanfs ana Aootte and
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
WALLaAucC'kS,ss. - vsr
Doors open az ~ r. H. To commence Vt o'clock. Con-
SUMNER SEASON
Engagement for ained period OF the popular
Mr. JOHN BROUGHAM
MARKED SUCCESS
ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE
awarded by CROWDED HOUSES to his
Drama OF domestic interest founded Robin
sons popular story Of "Anns Judge" and entitled the
RED LIGHT
Or, THE SIGNAL OF DANGER,
which will be presented
EVERY EVENING until further notice
and
WEDNESDAY MATINEE AT ~ p. NJ,
WITH AN UNUSUALLY POWERFUL CAST.
WHAT Is SAID OF THE RED LlQHT:-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hit OF the season ~
NEW ORLEANS-"An undoubted triumphr'
CINCINNATI-"A powerful attractionr'
SAN FRANCfSCO-"A grand succsssw
CHICAGO-"A perfect workr
ST. LOUIS-"The bcstr'
THE NEW YORK PRESS AND PUBLIC
pronounce II BROUGHAMS CHEF D'GUVRE.
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THIRD WEEK

THIRD WEEK
OF the
MARTINETTI TROUPE,
who will appear every day
and evening during the week
In the ser.o-comic pautomime
of
JOCKO.
THE BRAZILIAN APE.
Mr.. PAUL MARTINErTl as
JOckO,
as performed by him 500
times In all the principal
cities In Europe and America.
First appearance of the
talented, young and beautiful
protean actress,
LITTLE NELL,
CALIFORNIA DIAMOND,
in the protean farce, ex-
presslv arranged for her by
Mr.. J. II. Barnes, entitled
POPSEY WOPSEY.
Little Popsey Wopsey, Niles
O'Keilly ian Irish Boy,
Katrina, a Dutch Girl,
Master Skelton,
LITTLE NELL
With Songs, Irish Jig, Dutch
Wooden Shoe Dance, Drum
Solo and Banjo Solo.
nj 8 O'CLOCK.
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BILLIARDS.

WI II. GRIFFITH'S TABLES AND COMBINATION
Cushions only be bought at his factory ~ yesey
street, $780, 1880 $500, $780, complete. Be not hum.
plugged by the cagu cushion and other worthless pant
trash.
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rI,ENOR wANTED--IN EPISCOPAL CHURCH. CAR
Evansville. Good reader who understands chanting.
address Herald ocs Leave city O'Clock
uoturn before I, n. ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
NJ Corner Twenty -thid street and Eighth avenue
Notwithstanding ths undminished attraction OF tue GrAnt
Spectacular and operate Romance, tho
TWELVE TEMPTATIONS,
TWELVE TEMPTATIONS, aH
TWELVE TEMPTATIONS.
TWELVE TEMPTATIONS,
TWELVE TEN rTATIONS,
TWELVE TEMPTATIONS,
the MAJ aperucnt feel compelled TO announce its
CLOSING REPRESENTATIONS
CLOSING REPRESENTATIONS
CLOSING REPRESENTATIONS,
CLOSING REPRESENTATIONS,
CLOSING REPRESENTATIONS
CLOSING REPRESENTATIONS
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Now on exhibition in the
Museum the largest and the
smallest woman in the world.
Miss HANNAH DUKE,
weighing $50 pounds,
and
LITTLE LULU,
who Is "a inches nigh and
weighs II pounds.
The wonderful mech anical
sensational spectacle Of the
INTERNAL REGIONS,
conceived and executed by
PROFESSOR JUKES,
Ia now open to spectators
who have a taste for the In
fenious,. the diabolical and
the terrific.
One million curiosities, In
Guiding wonderful moving
Wax Figures, Automatic
Trapezists and Trumpeters,
BOHEMIAN GLASS
BLOWERS,
and dead and living speci-
mems OF natural history nj.
ways on exhibition.
Matinee at 9 +. NJ. Eveninl
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MUSICAL.

rVHE MASON a HAMLIN CABINET ORGANs-AC.
knowledged the best Of the class In the
Winners OF the Paris Exposition modal and
New Styles In Resonant with Euphone and other
most recent improvements Prices reduced $780, 85 &cU,
%l25 Sl75 $780, $685. 250 TO 81 600 each Second hand
Organs OF and other makes Mt low prices Organs
10 rent. Whrerooms $50 broadway, New York.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY ON
interesting invaluable and scientific subjects showing
New York Museum Of Anatomy Those unabeto attend
receive copy by forwarding % cents to the Secretary 68
Broadway.
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The publication Of gratifying crop prospects, care
fully collected from independent sources, in the
HERALD this morning, operated to induce weaker
feeling in gold at the start, when the premium went
OF to 1928. Later, however, the market rallied IN
view OF the distant effect Of such returns and adj
vanced TO 1125s, but was barely steady through the
day between that figure and 1928. The movement
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$4,000 Us so, c; '62. -. ]
800 do. small ]
600 US 500, C, '65, nc ]
l0OO0 do. /
500 US b-20, C, '64. &c !
1000 Us b-2U, G, 80. 80. I
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+ s RR Co. .......
100 shs Adams Ex.
100 Wells-Fargo Elk. -.
100 NY Cen 4 Fl r. b c
10000 " Y & Il II X c.b G
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F1A THEATRE COMIQUE,
CIf. Broadway.
r. W. Butler Il. u. Gilmore ............... Managsru
The and bs ventilated theatre United staiss
ATTRACTIONS AND NOVELTIES UNBOUNDYD.
GO the great host OF artists
The treat Psnsomimist OF the age, CHARLES ABBOTT.
who Will appear ip the trick and tay Panic
HUNKY DOREE Or, THE FAIRYs OPT
COMIQUE PANT0MIME TR0.rE
THE GRAND BALLET TROUPE
youNNy TiiOM FSCN MASTER BARNEY
J. G. STEWART, n WEST,
" JOHNNY QUEEN,
''e '' ALL THE GREAT COMPANY WILL APPEAR.
Doors omen n Z; curtain rises ut O'Clock.
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AmosEMKNrs.

BOOTHS THEATRE.
EVERY EVENING UkTlL FURTHER NOTICE..
THE HU0U..Nor
NoTICE-The public informed that tickets purchased
spectators on walk am after Tuesday, June
II, viii be refused Mt the door.
DOwERY THEATRE.
ID WILLIAM H. FRELIGi., u xnager
FIRST NIGHTS OF Mr. j. b. sTUDIssY
Second Week of Miss FANNY HERRING.
fint Nights of the Drama OF
CADET LIZ PERLE;
OR, THE OWLS OF FRANCE.
Mr. J, Is. sruDLEY az CADET LIE PERLE.
Mss FANNY HERRING m HILDA DREhE1-
New Scenery, Mountings, &C. ff
The GREET CARLETON
flor few nights
Drama OF the SOLDIERS RETURN.
Friday Evening, Benefit OF Mr. J. u. STUDLEY.
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day. Captain y. s. GhcnOWeth went ont Is
command this trip TO accommodate Cant.
| from the disease ia hfs Tfqbf f6ot- ia
hopes to be able to take chargo on fhe
] ,9nalfArock on Tuesday.
4 burg. o., to-day, and proceed ~ Portinnd
/ 70 resume his duties IN tho onIce 81 fho
5sIl. !: hale' lcaying for New Orleans to-
Pilots w. Montague and John A.ClarIr.
~ ~, sAl0 SnAlil 9l0nt arrived rom Portland.
the Lower Ohio.
Capt. VIM. II. Hambleton has returned
s5I "a ona CITY via Chicago, after an agree
Captain n. u. Hart has raftfed ana "a
1yy, ~, ae has also raige1 her guards and
f miilse5sl i, a3 9 viii probably 90 below Tie
is reported 10 haNa fallen hsfr n, 80 -.,5i
Hon dollars An Texas. WohoDe me rororf
faiLhf ully for over fhirft 49, ~, 80
10 utsvilie press.
LOUISVILLE = The Coigler-go arnai of
Saturday aaysi
~. Lieutenant Governor william Uol-
comb OF Minnesota, form srIV 8 rfeani-
Doat1aan himHelfs and the father or Cnnt
~. y. dolcorlbs OF the Pull. Sheridan
difa at saltwater, MIMI, last Tuesday,.
Mr.. Miller, second cIerF 81 the rferf1,a-
Indiana. pasaed through the city wnefer-
uays enTou5e tor taducAh ~ join his boat.
CAPTAIN RINK VIII commerce. loading on
next Monday. barge with i've ears. ono
locomotfVe and tender, 70 Sc loved ID
unia Ian ding the iatter par Of thia vTcci-.
by the noW-boa1 Falls Plot
BY 3 dispatch recsived to-day by Geo.
w, w. @Icxs, "a this city, We earn That his
brother William WicEgi engineer Cf the
*. y. Gray, died on that boat near Mems
pills. OF homorrhage "a the lungs.
ST. LoUH--The DeNOor0f 81 Saturday
says.
Total rise here ~ feet. r. epeh OF water
70 cairo WnS eight feet large on Thursday
5ut Two pilnte up yesterday report nine
loet water ON the worst bars There us q
Ialr stage In the Arkansas, but ln White
river only three feet is reported from the
mouth 10 DuValPa hiuns The steady de-
cline continues at DubuQua, and TIE TJD-
PEI laiaslhslppl IS about % fall ct Quincy.
Inc ONO 1ali continues. The Missouri hos
low Kansas city has risen "A foot OK ~
Pretty Wen down 20 the mouth the rise
amounted TO ave inches when the last
boat was coming down. Rate of freight
on u0ur yesterday by steam Ter 10 New Or-
leans &c. per Drl;s and pound freight SOC.
Heavy rains IN the Northwest have caua-
ed the Mlssouri % rise a. Sioux City. The
weather was Hultry yesterday and ahin-
m0ntB south were active.
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ALD DE. HEATHsS many years ex-
w pertence In curing The deb1Iitated and
diseased disclosed the startling fact mat
three-tourtns or those suffering with Dys-
C1nsungptfoss, ConceT0tts affections, Disease
81 The LiUer, Epilepsy, FCsrolagSts, and Dis
ee1ses OF the Kidneys and Bladder were
caused by and could only be cured after
curinr them of Ss11in6g Weakness, His
immense practice mas made his treatment
~ near perfection as possible. Many Of
his oafierlts had paid from 500 TO Sc, 600 for
nedIcine and treatment before seeing
him NO better proof that patients can
not be cured without q searching exam
fYaffou of all symptoms and compl1ca-
fions and scientific treatment Dy an expe-
rienced physician Those at a distance
can loe cured at their homes without an
frSaryTevv Advice free at 40 Broadway
Ne~v York. There are 50 many unsuccess-
mi Dhvsieians, DR.. HEATH Will merely
saw he Is the author Of two elaborate
works on Medicine and Surgery and one
On Chemicals ly4S
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FOR RENT OR LEASE,

a LARGE THREE-sTORY BRICK
-. Warehouse, well arranged Ior 1o-
lag pork storage, or other purposes IL Is
situated conveniently for business, and Ia
IN good repair, Attached TO 1E there - a
dwelling Tor employees, q stable and q,
shed. For rent or lease on reasonable
signees Of the Estate OF Waits, Crane 4
Co. seple,3t
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The Fearful 0GNOFR gnbFWad.

THE CURE - HOW DISCOVERED -
Having been long afflicted with CANCER.
I resorted TO all the remedies Of which
could hear. Among them was one recon-
meuding q certain herb TO me as 3 cure.
I las suppoB8d1 procured the herb
and prepared and applied Il, which
made perfect cure, but on exann1naLl0n
by the family physician he informed me
that the herb had used, which had made
recon- amended. AT VINO are afflicted can
md speedy cure by sending for the re-
cipe, with full directions tor use. Price y.
Address, with regfst cred letter or money
order, GEORGE MORGAN, Box @5ls Port
Jervis, Orange County, New York.
ta11 dam
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Great Distribution
BY THE
METROPOLITAN GIFT OOMP'Y.
Cash Gifts TO Che amount Of 100000.


Cssh Prizes, Silver Ware, &C,
A chance 70 draw any on the above Prizes
fOr25c. Tickets describing Prizes are sealed
IN Envelopes and well mixed. on re-
ceipt OF Csc q Sealed Ticket i5 drawn Wltn-
out choice and sent BY mau 70 any ad-
dress. The prize named upon II VIII 20
delivered 70 the ticllet-holder on payment
OF ONE DoLLAR. Prizes are Inn mediatelV
sent 70 any address by express or return
mall
You will know what your prize "a before
you pay for IL. Any Prize exchanged for
another OF same value No hlanks. Our
patrons can depend on fair dealing,
REFERENCES:-We select the following
from many who have lately drawn Valua-
BILE Prizes, and kindly PERMITTED u8 70
publish them Andrew u AZ uEn@y chicago
8l0O00s Miss Clara IN WaAM err BaAAilnOtea
Piano. $500, James MI. MnttnoWHs D9trults
5000; John n. Andrews, say nnnaht s3svIyi
Miss Agnes Simmons, Charleston Elnuoi
S6CO. " e publish no names without per-
mission. -. a.. a.
OPTnIoNs OF THE PREss.--.'1h9 z 10 l1
reliable. and deserve their hNeetais
WeeEIag Tg-fbHTe Man D. I'VE Know, t44nA
TX 40 q fafr dealing firm. .---lfeA4 30Fe AAel-
IN. 199ss29. aA friend or ours drew q t9,yW
prize. Which was promptly EegelFeu' -
De es;g,e ~ eircuiaf. Liberal inducements
., Il 1870 f5atisfactIOn guaranteed I've
80 ~ re- on sealed EnVel ope8 contains
e ~ YER GtFT. Six Ticket Tor Ell ld i0r
~ Al ~ g5. $40 for els, All letters must
~, edfressed TO 5IEWARls NORRIS 81
co, So Broadway r.
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G1T1pafmdG Ereeao

.IoO. 900. inches to feet high. Best
Timber and Nut Tree planted. a l0-pago
C3lrcuIar IFRFR And All sorts OF NurgorE
STOCK. Address sTORRs, HARRISON b
co. PaineEvflle, Lake CO., o.
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MACHTEIST.
Tnportant Noafoa.


Important EosHce.
The usual amount OF steam used to do
| saving with by the POrtibIe Circular saw
| LIill is from lbs 10 $50 pounds pressure per
i SQUARE inch. have reduced this amount
and require only from 60 TO 50 pounds per
| square inch, 81 which steam Is not con-
stdered in the least dangerous, and Is, 81
the same time more ec0nomical IN the
/ saving OF fueI, &C. We append the follow
/ ing certificate OF the first OF my new style
BILE Mills for the noting and careful
paruBal OF saWyers and all those desiring
/ TO purchase, and solicit q call and careful
/ examination. they now being ready on
Woodan wheels. with wide tires and heavy
/ iron axleG, easily drawn from place ana
always ready for 9peratlon - lev ao1g IT.
/ Furnished me, consider as ssG19facb0ry and
perfect IN every Eespect e. any maenine
/ stsssrn for running 8 double 90 and 50 inch
| circular saw mill for common day 3 busi :
ness, An average days Work. e,000 70
10000 feet az lumber, eaays with rs pounds
Ut steam. A J. C&LDwMLK3
Lynnvilla Ind.
Mr.. @. Kratz, EVansY1l3s Ind:
Slave take great pleasure In giving
our testimony 20 the exceuence Of your
Steam Circular Saw Mill.
The one WeEpurchased OF you on the q
August last has given entire Satisfaction.
We are satisfied that with proper hauds II
will saw fifteen hundred feet OF poplar per
hour. On The whole, We think YOU have
great reason to congratulate yourself upon
having constructed most excellent Mil,
which will doubtless supeEcede those con-
structed upon otaer prin cipies. The Swiss
gentleman, Mr.. John Walt, whom you
sent to put the mill up and start IL for rs,
seems to be an excellent znachinfst. Our
friends who witnessed him working, say
he IS the best sawyer that they have ex or
seen. You could not have sent a better
machtnist aud sawyer, or one that would
have given more Satisfaction. Your Mfkl
is just what you recommend IL to be-
Yours, truly
sep9-3m ELDER BROS.
Other sizes for farm and pIantaa1on use
and all other reQuiremezs$.
nov l5-om O. KRATz.
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Amongthe first boats due here are
the John Lumsdeu, from Cairo; Pal
estine from Louisville; Kate Robin
son. from 1t. Louis; Champion, for
St. Louis; Florence Lee, from East.
porti Norman, from Memphis; Sam.
J. Hale. for Memphis; EvapsvilIe
from Bowling Green.
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LIQUORS

LIQUORS.
The following are the quotations for
1obblny trade. Bills for wholesale dealers
IN large quantities being filed at proper
tionately lower rates:
WHIsKY-NeW copper distilled 81 500
2 90; one to two years old So 009S 50; recti-
ned s0c9gI o.; domestic Bourbon and Rye,
81 25@2 90.
HIGHwINEs-Patent sic; old process sec.
BRANDY-Domestic 81 SO a. 90; imported
50 5O9I2 co.
domestic 81 5oa2O1; imported IS so
@7OO.
81 5096 so.
BrrFERs-Carr's Tennessee Valley IS 90
per coz:
BUILDING MATERIAL.
The demand continues very brisk.
Prices remain Arm 81 quotations. viz:
sash. SC to lie per light; Doors
50 . to 81 so each; Blinds. 81 25e54 90 per
pair; White Lead. Sd 30 to SIS so per 100 lbs.
plaster, "a coos IS; Lime, soc 10 800;
Cement. ~ 26@2 50.
GLAss-6-Zs 20 sxl0 Glass S. 00a4 90; ski
TO IOxI5 do IS 5Oa4 SO; l1X14 to I2xIs do s4a
s5. Less 20 per cent. discount.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Alcohol, IS per cent. 81 25; Lard oil,
wtster strained No. 81 IS; No. 2 81 20;
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