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C,TRAYED OR sTOLEN'-A bay horse about
- gyesrs old, 10 hands high, brante ed q on
left shoulder md she d IN tOnt. :. reward loF
DALLAS near Central railroad DIV
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Reward offered.

ALIBERAL REWARD WILL BE GIVEN
for the recovery OF tue following described an
their recov sry: one gray maro, IL hs0ds high,
branded A ID on LETT shou deri ore bay mare
ID hat DIS high, branded J p on lef shoulders
one dun mare. lfI hands hifhs scar on Ieit
forearm. branded L On lett hip; one horse u
hands h gh, light bay, With hea-biiien 50 vs.
white spot 10 forehead, saddie-maik'd d, PAGES
brs rded u on chou der. ..-
Add e's a. J. tROfshh'
Lawrence, Ksufm7z County, Texas.
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GesertIC. ron s4D TAIN ma Wu~
those who hove stsn}0G ut OF
the fol6 10 ra.a.l Vitang. se.rr. Sc Nttsin
this il ras deasf IS .lri X.loDranr~, ..pner.
intendept smyJh. Jud-S. Folger. Police
Commissioners french, Senator Stratrsm
and two Others should meet Conkling in New
York mex. Sunday afternoon md receive
instructions from him. An effort under.
stand, is also to BIO made to have him and
Plat visit Albany in the early part Of next
week, in order to keep the stalwarts in line.
Albany, May pa dispatch to the
Evening Post says Senators Medden,
Wagner and others, just arrived, say. there
is NJ doubt that the attitude of the Albany
Exnrp.s means that Governor Cornell is in
the senatorial role. Editor Keys explains
the writing of the article by saying he meant
il in good faith, to give friendly advice to
Conklng and Plat. 1t is about decided by
the administration mon 10 have no cancus.
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Financial,

com pensato for much.of The damage actually
done by severe weather.
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The tone of the money market was steady to-
day and there were no new features presented.
HANK EXCIIANgN
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GALVESTON.
Galveston, sAIaY 24-Cotton opened quieti
mddling lOh; receipts 279.
Market CLOSED quieti middling 1915; sales
20).
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis, May a. Market CLOSED dull
middlipg 16k: receipts AS; shipments, 1871
sales 1872; stock 27,l6S
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, May 24-12:l5 p. m.-Cotton mod
crate inquiry freely suppiledj mlddIlng
l5-lG; 0leans 9; sales 10000.
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LegisirtUre i'm
Favor of
COnkiing.
New York, May %. Tho Tribune pub
fishes the following brief editorial: 1.-THE
folio eers Of Conkling met on Sunday after
noon at Vice. President Arthur's house in
this CITY. The two ex-senstors were present
and received assurances from a number OF
Office. holders OF support in case they should
be candidates for reelection. Letters and
telegr' MS in answer to communications sent
out l. { Fling were received from various
par.s of .u9 'a'e. Conkling decisd to
yme p so.s = and Platt decided just
s Nark';r. DID Aaa" will probably 90 to
,l.sry and sg.;,.. vu and their friends
~, and IN large p9gnbers to assist them.
si.,o; .. aur ,e..blicaus still state that
I.r.. ,a P,a. can't be reelected.
Fitu eou5Nal IS are said to be already
pledged r,'a.t ta"Ll.
BLff.lo, H.. A good sized meeting of
the friends of i. rinistration was held at
st. James Hall Saturday evening. 1t was
presided over by Hon. M Z. Bush. Speeches
were made by Hon. S. S. Rogers, Hon. A.
w. Hickman. j. P. Euis6sld and others
Resolutions we're passed, endorsing the action
of President Garfield appointing MIR. Rob-
ertson, aud the members of the legislature
were asked not TO return Conklipg and
Plat.
New York, May 29.-An Albany special
to the Evening Post states on the authority
of well informed persons tina! it seems now
fn
and Plat TO be re elected. The failure of
the opposition can occur iu ony two cases
first through the inability of the administers,
ton men to unite on proper candidates, and
second, on the obliged willingness of Conks
ling men to secure democratic aid.
An Albany special to the Commercial
SAYS: THIS mornings Express comes out
with double loaded article announcing the
determination Of Conkling and Platt to en-
ter the field for reelection to the Senate and
proceeds to read Mr.. Conkling lecture for
taking part in tho contest. He can afford to
be defeated, it adds, but he should not place
himself IN me way OF being Inundated. That
will only please his enemies. rms article ia
regarded of great significance, ss showing
either that Oh irresponsible editor has mEGS
a great mistake, or that Governor Cornell's
promises are like pie,crust, only to be
broken The Express is an organ of Gov
ernor Cornell.
Albany, May 28.- Members of legisla-
ture, who thought last week there was not
the slightest chance for the return of either
Conkling. or Plat, are not now quite so
positive and ssy /: will dep"nd largely on
the wishes b d do.ires ot no resguing
senators. Som Of Tue stats officers, among
them Governor Cornell, are raporte; as say
ing that if Conlling iesi res 70 be elected, it
is the duty of the republican majority to
retain him.
New York, May 2S.-The Express Albany
special Gays: A conference of the stalwarts
was held ), uiLht 80 - -vHr unanimously
Ae.rAed Ii he yiovs ard asa of Senator
- ling bouli ba ascul aa diately, SO
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WAN TED.

HoRs IS; One or Two hundred Stock Horse
Address, ]. FERREL LEWIS,
PauliBa. jack Co., Tex
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j. III. PICKETT-One bay mare Ii ule, three
years old; no marks nor brands about IA
hands high; value, sixty-fi dollars,
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CONKLING'S CASE.
SITUATION OF THE sQuELcHBD SENATORS

An Albany Paper announces tue pe-
termination of C0pk. ana Il "tt
10 Enter the F'eid for Re's
election - Robertson En-
dorsed by ~ aRss- Meet
ing React ON lathe
Legislature in
Favor oil
COnktiug.
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NEW ORLEANS.

December. ..,............''.'''''' 9o'ey y Oo
2t0 p. m.
January. .......... ..............,....9 70 "a 20
February ........,, ......... o IS a o 50
May.,'.,.'....,,...,.,.,. 10 70 bid.
June. 1902 @l0 %
3 1lO 80
August. ........................1O 4l@l0 AZ
Septem Der ........................l0 07@l0 0s
October. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 7e@ II
November, .........9 $50 q
Deem t59 0 81
Sales 10000.
n l.. -. L.
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The Red Shop on Ross Avenue

or rst years Premium Peters, Colony and other
orderly and progressive region.
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for spec llauon, but actual prices are not
more than 5g cents per bushel higher. New
corn comes IN slowly, and Is quoted at Al
cents.
Hay hat been quiet and is unchanged.
Oats have been very scarce ana in active d.
In zdi They aJeqUoted to-day at 4595O c nts
per bushel.
Flour has advanced considerably dur.
Ing the week. and at the close
the stock was almost completely exhaustedF
Potato es have been III excessive tupply al
the week, but stowald the close stocks were
somewhat BthiDned out. They are quoted at
50 25@sS 50.
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Dry Goods.

A moderate trade was done this week in
wholesale dry goods. The eastern market is
thus spoken OF by the Omitted States Eoono-
mist:
Steadness of tone, fltmness in price, and
fair, conservative movement seems 10 have
been generally characteristic Of oil depart
,nents OF our domeslic dry goods market
during the week passing In review. Every
Interest appears to be la sound, healthy con.
diti0n, aud business In each branch moving
along quietly and satisfactorily. Although no
rush or excitement hae been visible In the de-
mand for any one line of gcoua. yet there has
been O steady improvement going on in such
an unobtruSive, conservative way that IL be-
comes matter of surprise and cor graduation
when the aggregate OF the week Is sales on eW
account istaken INTO consd rauln 'Cruaking
would nc" seem to nc ut a al &C ,unt, ana The
echo OF dull trade" Ia scarcely heard, unless
II be by the iuvelrato who, like Caesar, u e.
spa!r because there are not more urds TO
Conquer. Those, If they sold m IA years
products OF the mills which tn ,'reprts ut one
day, would doubtless be crying pecCu,i the
the next Happily IL Is, this cbs Is general
ly now 80 busy In looking after deliveries on
orders. that II 10 not troubled much with prog.
noslications of the future of trade. What a
wonderful harmonizeT sultry weahe 10 to the
macs of mankind, and especially to men en-
gngel IN mercantile pursuits, The personal
dtquietudes which result through 1t liza 20
men In no mood to str up
r tr,es to or r,r ryslres In business but
way MS quiet as possible. This has been fifty
Illustrated In the past week--every one 80, ms
to have been minding his own busine 8, care
fully attending TO the deliv, ~ on ord ers al
ready on hand, and In booking and sketchng
10 the mills such new ones as daily CONS for.
ward There mas been hing TO disturb the
serenity OF the bushes situation. Firmness
and steadiness strongly inhere to values of
hearly Gil kind and classes of goods Sup
L. Dnth am ca IA a,aflo
are l n most satisfactory snaps The package
request is large, and the djstribu.ive demand
IL opening up nicely, and confidence and
good feeling pievail throughout all circles.
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GOttOn.

The cotton crop must now bs considerably
curtailed by The drouth. Aud yet for all these
backsets, q fair crop will doubtless be GATH
cred. and let us hope that boost in price 8
will compensate for the failing of in the spleu-
did prospects that for several weeks gladden.
cd the heart OF the planter. The
receipts during the week have been fair
and embrace twenty OF thirty new bales.
Strict low middiing. ...,...........,....... VA
Low mluunnB.. .......'.''.''.''.'''..''
Strict good middiing. Observation-Disclosures. ~
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Vision, Noises In the head Tho ni1e1S OK
passing unobserved In the urine, and m anu y
9 gu. dMeases that Iced to insanity and death
me Medical Gentlemen connected win tbs
i IN are graduates of the beat College.
arge experiences In these troubles, and viii
agree TO forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOILARs
o, or q, z case of this kind the VITAL RESToRAoo
LIVE tnndtr their special advice and treat.
meut) VIII NOT cure, or for ANYTHING imnnra
or Injurious found In It. We treat ali Privats
diseases TI, o. successfully without mercury, ION.
sULTATlON FREE. Thorough examinations
ana AMI advice, including analysis Of urine. AZ.
fonr times tho quantity, SO. Sent to sny sSt
aIess upon receipt OF price, q. o. D., socure
from observation, and In private name If de-
s,red by English Medical Institute, No. 7Is
box 2i60. A''sohi's
w Wholesale Agents Williams. Tolliyer
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CArTLR-Grass-fed, yearlingssS @sl0; year
oljs Sl2 g sl5;3 year olds SIG q 20; barn COWS
Sl4 q $40,
HOUSES, Ponies and sheep els to $40. Plugs
$40 70 SEQ, Farm stock s3b to $50. Harness
livery $50 to $780, Harness fancy sl25 to Sl15.
Harness spans $3.50 to $500.
Mules--Rats $50 to SOS. Medium Se5 to 10 =
extra draught 500 to $3.50.
Hugs-None on the market.
NJ rrnNySHRKP--They ale anotable al W tCGt
Ger cad Per weight. to 3kc. nor pound.
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SoLs-LeATHER oAh--No. l 3s@39;no 2 S6@37,
HEMLoCk Best Dufsl0 slaughter, 30@3li
good %; do good No. 9, &c; good ged %.
OAK Harness LkATiEg--No. !, $50 do 50.
HRMLooR-prime, 81; do good So; do No Q, 50.
FRENCH CALFsKIN--$l.2b to 9l.9O; 90
cording 10 quality.
PHILADELPHIA CALFsKIN-R0. lbl .lOto 81 20
do No 2sl 81 to 5. 10,
PHILADELPHIA kIFs-No l. 90c. to Sl.0O,
according to weight.
sHREP sKiN--Topping xxx per dozen $40 80.
IAninpa Whlta aA.nn.
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sugars and sYrups.

SUGARs--We quote: Powdered IL l-2; Crush
ed IL IL; A IL Ia 10 IL IL; Granula,ed II;
sta dard A IL ii to II l-2; White extra-extra
C-to-; Yellow-Louisiana white clarified
IL is to IL 3-S; yellow clarified 10 is to 10 la
Open Kettles choice
MoLAssKs--Lo uisiana choice Coo, prime 5ic,
fair to good ij@50c, syrup so to 60c.
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building Material.

BHtcK-At the kilns to 50
aroNE--Atth Dallas quarries Sc per cubic
foot. IL for foundation, l6 Tor wall, and 20 TO
dressed front.
LuMBRR-Native rough pine $40 per thousand
Dressed on one side, 822 so; Flooring, tongu-
cd and grooved, 90; Dressed Misunderstanding,
sl7H; Three-eighth tongued and grooved ceiling
aiS to 80.
sHINoLxS-C7press, GO per thousand; Native
pine, sap, IS; do heart, u so.
LA-Hs. -eS 90 at 81 per thousand.
CRMKNT- RosendSle, SS so; Lcuiavillo,
IS 90; Portland, SO 80.
PLASTER rPARIs-per barrel, Viat "a %.
HAIR-Pe pound. 73so.
CEMENT RLUEs IS inch, SO cents; inoh, 40
cents; 6 inch ceiling joint, 81; inch Gap, Soc;
inch ceiling joint, 81 If; inch cap do, eOc.
DRAIN PIpE--3 ZACH. l6o per FOOT sinoh,
20c; 8 inch, 500; I tnoh, 100; inch, SOC.
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and al colore
81 sb psr gallon, All the tested aud standard
Makes arc on sale by Dallas dealers.
LIrE-Coosered, 2per bbl.. bulk, VI 30.
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BACoN-Lsna clear sides 11I; short
clesr, IA; Breakfast bacon 1870
DRY 9ALT-LOng clear sidee, 1913; short
clear llk.
HAMS uanvased 414 to AK
LARD-rierce l3& ,hal Ibarrel. 13& :; pals to
10 pounds, IL pounds. Ak@l4A.
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Financial.
DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.



PoTAToEs-old per bu. nominal new So .25
0s3 As.
0SIuNs--s5 OC@5 10 per barrel.
ArrLEs-s4 OO@i so per barrel
aICR-- Wholesale IN toS2
5ALT--Inbarre s2.75 Liverpool In ca chs
tlS5@Sl90
CRACKERS Soda, xxx, S. XXxA, Q
Trade MARI, 81 Cream ll5S. Ginger Snaps H.
5oAr-Olive, SIC. perpOundi DineIndi. "a
20 6h; sGtIrat. Sl,s0. to $3.50. Eureka Man.
a;acturing Company: Cyclone, 81; Pale Olive,
); Extra olive, Az cents per pound.
BRANs--OtcGo. per pDunu
CASDLRe-Star, full VT lihto 10,
OGzRsk-Eono IN market.
HoMsY AND GnTs-S5c5S5.26 per barrel.
DRIED PEAonEs-Unpeeied Sc, -sXpeeled ~
per pound.
Coal OIL--Below are revised quotations: 10
leg. h. test: In barrels 10 csnth, cases. 81 90
CLOTHES PNs-Rouud, $50; spring, III 90 per
DIX.
nzAsusss--X bushel, tyon bound, $3.50 Der
i!zNai two-hoop pals, q 40; three-hoop, s2.SO.
j. %. avs
Wood. y. IS; zinc, 81. 80; New
era, ~ 6oGDS2.1O.
WELL BUCsErs--st $685. per dozen,
Powpgn.-g6.8o per Eeg of IS pUunde; lax do
1913 eA do, ~ 80 blasting Kegs, $3.50
suor-Drop, bag, S2l6 to2 20 buck 81 40. to25O
M.cKknrl--No. barrels, $40 half bsrrels
.5.3i kite Y pounds, Oh No Harrels, 80.
20 an.
LYr-Couocntrated, R.76AA.0O
EoYF--Sisel,k In. basis, l0kc; cotton, ,e6s20c
VisBaAR-Per gallon, 20@S0o. Apple, zoe .to2l
WhArrrfe rArER-Rag and Straw, 4bc. 9Oc.
Jues-wo quote II to 70 cents per GALLON for
glazed. Crooks Il to l. cents per gallon for
glazed.
BEEswAx-lb to lac per Id.
TALLow--In barval, AZ In cake, &c per ID.
Buggies, Spring wagons, Etc.
SuAfTs.-s49sg; polls, ss@sl6.
BuaoiEs.-- Grade y, end 'spring, top, 5000
top, slUO@sl3S; ditto, side bar, sl0O@Sis5;
ditto, phaetons, sl,5@sl50; A grade, side
spring, slio@s2Oo, ditto, phaetons, slb0@s2OO;
Jump seat bngsies. sl75@s250; platform
sseiings, ul0@sl2Oi three spiins wagons, 5000
Sis.
Hides.
alpas-Dry Mint, ID pounds ami upwards, l2x TO
ts Hy S' aa Ss yS srssn bs sSS
hides, bkc.: All aamsged, wet or dry,
halt price; deer skins 800 ;sheep skins from
soc.@ oOc each.
Butter and Exgs.
Egge-9 to 10 cents per dozen.
Bntter-Northern2 Texas Is @ 20,
Poultry and aame.
OuIoxxNs=we qucte sl75 for spring, for
grown, o. 30.
Canned Goods.
psAuHrs-2 pounds, 81 co. 3 pounds
TonAsors-a pounds, 81 Soel 40.
wagon woodwork.
Brous-From 2 10 az inch, per set, XXX
saw SAws nj sHLlcss--,x 20 AZ, % per set.
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CoFFEE-Rio common, 10 to IA, fair, Az to
10; choice, 20 II; Lsguayra, IL to 1Sk;
lava, 2S11s6p30Kc.
VgAs--imperial, bO@86c; Young Hyson,
1850; Oolong, 1beSfNo' Japan. teatb50
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GERMAN aILLkT-- W quote 81 30 per buehel
'9ardeu, BOTS. per paper retail. Whoslesai
lHfo 2 cents per paper.
Oottoo--.At the Oh MIL, 'S6 per ton.
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A good trade was done in the wholesale
grocery trade this week, AID all values have
tended Inward. Hog products have advanced
fally one cent. Sugars and cofiees have been
firm.
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Flour, Grain ana Hay

RAoUn = We quote City Mills from old
wheat as follows: Xxx, 3 10, xxx, So so,
xxXX,2 80; Choice, So 05; fs" lily, none.
Imported Xxx, per cwt SO 30; XXX, So 90
xXXX2 80 Fancy, $50 TO 375; Patent, $500.
RYK-Scarce. We quote per Dbl. IS.
BARLzY-Scarce; good demand, 400.
BnAH--We quote at $50.
0UsNY BAas-Seoond-hand In good order, 8
cents piece.
JoRN MEAIs-Hsr cwt, Ills.
OArs-a4@45.
WHEAT No sold, quiet. We quote 60 to 75;new
$l@ 81 O5 according to quality.
CoRR--50 TO 81 cents, loose ear
HAY-Prnlris. looee from wagon, So to IS per
ton, dille;t, none ON market. From storer
prairie. baled $l5 ser ton; Prairie baled In car
lots, SIP 90 per ton free on boa;d.
We quote: Chopped corn, por 100 pounds
81; chopped corn and oats, per 100 pounds
crushed corn and cob, Per 100 pounds, 500
corn bran, per 100 pounds, SEQ; Ora
cream meal, 81 5Oi Gne bolted meal, per
bnshel. 800. hominy, per 100 pounds, a20
grits, per leO pounds. so 25; corn Gour, per loo
pounds, ~.
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Heidsieck, In BASKET, e2s; Krug, In basket. 81,
Domestic champagne, sl0al6.
ALx-stock ale, per dozen, 81 .l5esa so, Por-
ser. per dozen, s26eS2 80.
BorrLE BESR-St. Louis quarts sl2, lplnts
4 co. 3udwlser. si2. o,nts Sl3 80
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Cast, 80 cents per hundred, stove, 20 cents
wrought, so TO Cd cents per hundred; brass,
s. per hundred, copper, % per hundreds zinc
and lead, 81 per hundred.
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The Great English Remedy.
Ia q never falling On

70 q never-failing Cure
i Tor Nervous debility,
Exhausted VITALITY.
5 EN- NAL Weakness''
Spermatorrhoea, LOST
MANHOOD, impoten-.
ey' fsislysis, and all
me Ihe terrible effects OF
sell Abuse, youthful
ro'iies and excuses of
maturer years-suoh as
ioas of Memory, Las
itn de, 20 Q turns,
Emission, Aversion Of
- EUAA4 - =
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Acid--benzoio per ounce, sc
aoiu carbOllc solution, 40 GEMS,
cryetsl-, ;ScQs81 per 10; aoid oitrie, 80 - -
acid sulphurie d-ile per 10, acid tartari.. d., d,
per 10; alum, lose per N. AmmOnia--caIbo-
nate, nc nerlhi Sssaiotlda, g5e per 10; bslsan,
copaiba, 75o per 10; oorsx, l7c per ID blue
vitriol lie per 30; calomei, 75o per Id; oalu-
mel (Euglishl, 81 90 per lbs eamphOr, refined,
800 per 10; cinohUnidia, So per or; chloro-
toIn, 90C per 10; chloral, hydrRt 81 7569 %
per ID cream of tartar, powder. SsctOlO per ID;
gum opium, So &c per ID; gun shellac, &c per
lbimOTphine, "a Npvr OF ;Oil bergamot, S3 90 per
10; OIL lemon 81 q per Id; bromide potass, Soc
per ID; P & Wy; iooiGe potsss so so per IN; (P
Il w, quinine, sulphate,S2 so per oz;. Seed
caraway, l2c per ID; sennG, Csc per 10;
strychnine, crystals, 81 co per o.z
sugar lead, 25c per ID; louI sulphur, i@5c
per 10; salts epson, 3Ge5c per Id.
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Comparatively few butcherlng cattle have
changed hands at the stock yards this week.
There has been an active demand at full for
mer prices.
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WmIsaY-sweet mssh, d.s0@si.co, sour
mash, 81 .sc@sS, acoordins@sss:;u az c.,s.
,cr ssilon, 81 .io@saj Port, per gallon, 81 30 q
gallon. M.SSosSi white wiss, In eases, Is
csixrAex,--coois, in baskets. sisesso
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COnquerOr of All.
Or, WoQhs' lnJeetionis is wa,art.a >.
C ,, Sonorroea OF male or female, Plic. si 70
with each package, ' guarantee
Dr. Woods Favorite

IS Warranted to eradicate Syphilis In anv os -,
complicated stages in lees time than any ~ o,h
TPS pIne Rnown and for less money, 0 too
tnlfty years practical exprience Crs..
private diseases, no matter how ssr,on ales
iong-standing, In less time and furnish MAJ "a
o o,ne rOr less money than any ether physioiSn
Every case guaranteed.
Gall or write; state case. DIR WON
AS N. Seventh st., st. Louis. M
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l2l0p. m.-Spots q'ict; sales 1886.
1921 y. m,-Futuive steady.
IS p. IN. Spot. closed quiet; sales 1926.
10 D m.-ElInrea clOseu weak.

saws A-otV vs.
Consolidated net recelpts ~. 565.
'sApprts To Great Britain 20, ti9.
r'rauoe 100.
Continent 1850.
Channel none
Stock 40 3g6
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CYsTHN9-per can rs cent? Tor BhItimore, >
Mastagordas. G5t0I. Berwick bay.
Fruit and Nuts.
We maxi the following quotations:
RAIsINs-London layer, new, per tox, ~ 50j
layer,
BANANAs-Per bunch, nominal
GRxEN APPLEs-Si so to $500 per barrel
CukaANTs-7%9Sko
PEAcHEs-s1 80 to 50 30 per bushel.
PECANs-Per III, " retailj per bushel, loose
az, 81 ID To % %: sacked " 30, 81 %.
OnANeRs- Sicily, nominal.
LEMONS = SICILY per box ,ssto 30
NUrs-- Almonds IS per pound; Braz
100; Dlberts, 1i@-j English Walnut
none, chestnut, Imported, 20. italian
IS, peanuts, Tennessee red, 6S; cocoanutS
per hundred % 90.
FIGS rs Id boxes. per Id, l6.
PoP CoRN-Prize packages, per half gross
o. rs,
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For the public gooi:"O,ursis Budweis
Beer
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GALVESTON
Galveston, August 10 Market closed quietj
for better grades lower grades neglected;
middliDg l2X; sales 500; receipts $50.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, August 10 --l2l5 p. m.-Cotton
firm middllng I; Orleans I; sales 10000.
Futures o tdy.
l:3J %. M --Middlibg Lie; erieans7 Lie.
4p. m.-Saies of American 7, $50.
DELIVERY uplands low middimg classflca-
tiun: 4.s
Argust and September. ..............,.,73- 32
September and October. 7-l6
October and November. ,,..,...,..,..,....6L
November and December. ....,....s...,.....6A
ID. cenlber and January. Ills
January and February g 3-16
Futu es weak Tor near months.
ST. LOUIS @
81 Louis, August lg---Market closed Arm;
mddllng llf, & cd middling 10H; low mid
ding sH, receipts 1915 shipments 723; sales
ia; stock 8 ,03s.
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Silk and cashmere, 81 NJ. Rosenthal & Co.'S
cornerElm and Poydras streets.
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~ '''.-'.' ''.-,i'., -lsi ...- ...
| eht o'adnS, ~ rca n >.,.., .p...
covers, = cts. Nanhood ldco,t- No,a.
Aood, 10 cents, Pamphlet. 3 cents ga,,.
sealed, by matt, Send money rr y,.,...
stamps. pk- WHITTIER, the great spv,uj,sl
~ y Cnpr'"S Street ST. Louis, Mo
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In the state, at M. Rosenthal s. Co.'s, corner
Elm and Poydras streets.
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Coai and wood.

COnl ana WOOD.
CoAL-Indian Nation, 81 10 per ton, deliv-
cred.
CoKR--60 cente per barrel.
WooD-Oak, hickoryano ash $500 10 90 per
cord. sRwed stove wood Ia retailing at the
rates Of q so to 5 90 per cord.
CIIABcoAL--85 cents per barrel.