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A LExANDER BONE, SIR,
DANDRIFFUGE
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN:

IL
FOR sALE-A two story brick building with
StOreroom, now occupied By Mr.. Louis Braun as 4
confectionery, corner Sixteenth and Main streets
This desirable business stand will be sold chean.
5000 for desirable two story brick building two
stOie.roOmS, frame dwelling In rear Of lot. Rents
for sos per year.
Ass acre farm below the SaTowI, all under cult.
WALTON; buildings and orchard In good order A
cheap and desirable piece Terms easy,
s acres in Elm Grove, will also exchange for good
city properly, $500.
Cheap homes in all parts Of the city.
Offered for SAlc-Sl6,OOO iint mortgage bonds Of
ClArkSbuTg & Weston Railroad
5000 SIX per cent bonds OF the city OF Weston,
jaI q. A SCllAEFER & co,
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My daughters defective vision was much
improved by Peruna. JAMES Cook,
Bakentown, Pa,
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". II. HALLEp. &nctionet
TRUsTEE's SALE.

il
BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust made by Alexander
KeinplC and Ann X. Kcmple, his vile, to me a
trustee the i1t dated January 2, 1874 record. In
the OlllcD Of the Clerk OF the County Court Of ohio
county West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No.
g. pace $50 the second dated June l5 1875 recorded
In said Clerks Office In Deed Of TIuSt Book No. s.
page SIS, will sell, on
TUESDAY. TfIE 2ITn DAY OF JANUARY, 1852,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. n, al the front door
Of the Court House OF Ald county, the following
described property that is to Say: Part Of lot num-
bered two hundred and f,ty In Chaplinp and EofrI
addition to the city olWheelng the sRid part being
bounded ~ follows: Commencing at the southeast
corner Of Alley Is and Eoi street. thence east along
the youth side Of said alley Eixty iTe feet: thence
south on line parallel With Eor street iorty.iour
feet thence west on q line plnllel with said alley
Eixty.hye feet 10 Eof street; thence north on The
east side Of EOf street iortyour feet TO the place Of
beginning.
The title Is believed to be perfect. but will com
vey only the title vested In me by said decd Of
trust.
rEEXs OF sALE-One.thIrd and 70 much more az
the purchaser may elect In cash on day Of sale the
balance IN two equal installmCntS at six and twelve
months with Interest from day Of sale, the pur.
chaser giving notes secured by deed OF trust and
policy Of insurance on the property for the deferred
ps WILLIAM J. W. oowDES,
nR1A
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.OUsEs FOR RENT.

III UUDED TVI NENIs
III. Ono new dwelling house on Fourteenth
street, rooms twoSlory brick dwelling on Jacob
street. rooms / two story brick dwelling on Jacob
street. 8 rOOmG small frame on Alley II, rooms
Rooms for Rented very desirable rooms, corner
Market and Twelfth streets lArge convenient
rooms "ftnrnbrOok'A Block" Main street lArgo
newly papcrrd room, "CRngle'S Block" Market
street Apply 70 ALEXANDER BONE, lis Market
street uCrinple's BlOCkn Ia7
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TUESDAY, JANUARY THE sist, 1882.
IL thn f,,pt A,rof TIM nt,pt Uottso "a rop,,,

At the front doorof the Court House OF said county
the following described property, that H. 70 Eay:
The east half Of lot numbered thirtyslx, situated
ON the south side Oi Maryland street. the same being
IN Zanes Island addition 70 the City Of Wheeling
aS laid out by Henry Moore, trustee for EbCnCzeF
Zane, and located oil Zaue's lAnnd, At the Amo
time by the consent Of the said Mary J. and D. K
Bell Will be sold the west half Of said lot No o.
with the residence Of said N. J. and D. X. he'll and
al the sppurtenAncCt thereto belonging The I'm.
provemenis consist Of q two story FRAME dwelling,
built IN the most substantial manner, with SIX
rooms hall good ccllAr, water in house. The lot
IL well set with grape arbor, ftt trees and flowers
The Eile Is only made 10 Close IN estate. Tho
above propcrty unless previously disposed Of al
private sale, will be sold u whole or IN separate
parts "a will best suit purchasers i Is located on
the highest ground on the Island, far above hgh
water, and IN n most excellent neighborhOod and
within hall square Of the Street Railway,
Tho title Is believed 10 be unqueAtinnAble and II
sold as whOC.a deed will be made from tho own.
On direct but II s0lh senanlte will convey only
such title ~ Is VISITED In me.
TERNs or SALF.-One third and as much moTCaS
the purchaser may elect ia cash. on day OF sale the
balance IN two equal lnsiallments ui one and two
years with interest from day Of sale the purchaser
giving notes secured by Deed Of Trust and policy Of
Insurance on property for deferred payments
HENRY +. JONES, Trustee,
DAVID x. HE'LL,
F. ]. STONE, Guardian
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SALE oFvALUABLE REAL TsTlTF
a, NI0l q !. AsEeby tvsa lAal ~ 81 vA.enr


SATURDAY gAhIAhI II, lSs2
efef for llls public suction, at the front door
the Court Houte Of Ohio county, III nd eiir ~
following vety desirable real estate, 10 vii.
Fint-fhe south one.half Of lot NUM- er wynn =,
N squs,tG num9Sr Glne a. Designated onthS
map 81 TIC su6dlyision q the Joseph Caldwell 3.
tate, fronting on the Western side Of Jacob itttSt
between the Silsets formerly known a FSiraoat
seeOnd-lhe cas-, half Of lot number sf,y.ons ,sp
IN uEab9mI addition 20 aid city. fronting on ne
south side Of Fifteenth ltrpt and beingihe IAmS
property now occupied by Coco. Hannah Esq., All
residence Un this plcCe Of property IsG doiiiablO
residence aud brrk stable and the properly q val,
liable. aneiy located, and will make splendid
Thlni- he property In which Andrew King now
resides, situated a. the northwest conner Of Mine
ieenlh aud lag',o streets being part Of lot number
feet on ueetnih Aln q and FtinlInE back Oi that
width S55 ieut 10 tho ContfO line Of private alley
but width II NE feet along the north end 81 Ills
third parcel shall be subject 10 an easement ola
private al,y for which Il s now used, 70 long u It
shall be 70 used, and aid third parcel Of land will
10 sold and onvt cd Auhcut IN further easement
In iayurOf the present or any future owner Of the
parcel Of ground adjoining on the wet and now
owned By Edward King 10 have, maintain and use.
] u now located maintained and Used, tho private
sewer OK ending from said adjoining parcel AcruS
said third parcel to the main 5OwOr on Nineteenth
POSSESSION Of the arIt piece Of aid property will
bo given " once and Of tho other two pieces upon
| tho INIT day OF April, lhSA
TEnis OF SALE-onO, thl ID Of tho purchase money
and ~ much more theTcofas the purchaser may
elect cash on tho day Oi sale, the residue Of the
purchase money payable IN two equal inliullncnta
ln one and TWO yeart respectively from the day Of
ale, bearing Interest from that day and beeured by
deed VI trust upon the property sold, the purchaser
70 give his negotiable prnfnlsOFy notes for the dc.
lgrred payments. The purchasers Of the second and
third parcels respectively will be rOquld 10 insure
| and keep insured until the payment IN full Of tho
purchase money, for the benefit Of Iald city, The
buildings on Mid p'rceH ~ further security. such
/ insurance 10 be IN an amountand IN company at.
| lSfActOFy 10 the undersigned.
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EE's SALE OFNORTH

= WTIEEIINN nut I'M 7
By virtue Of deed Of trust made by Michael
COppIngOF and MARY, his wife, 10 the undersigned
trustee dated the 18th day OF September, 1876 and
recorded In the office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In Decd Of
Trust Book No. II, page 90, shall, on
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TUEsDAY, JANUARY 2IFH lss2

commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, proceed TO sell at
the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county,
West Viglnia, to the highest and best bidder, tho
following described property, that Is TO sly Ger.
tain pari ~ p-rrel 81 ~ numbered elgh,een dot
No. ls as designated upon the plat Of al addition
u The glLy VI "nce,.n7 laid cut ny John Mcclure,
lanes II. FOrsyt the and OtheH called Worth Wheel.
ing and fronting on the east side otweSt str ct Ead
part Of said lot being described as follows viz: Be-
Hnning at point on the east side Of West street
ISI fc,t fom the south line OilOt No IS thence 10
point opposite to the centre 81 partition wall In
large irine house situated on aid lot thence east
Tardly with the centre Of said wall and parallel
with the south line Of said lot TO an alley in The rear
OF same, thence with sRid alley sOuthwArdily 1874
ieet 10 a point 1871 feet north Of tho south line d
aid LOT, thence to the beginning.
TERNS OF SALI-0ne-thIni Ot the purchase money
and as much more ~ the purchaser may elect n
nav In cash the residue IN two equal tnstnllmGnIS
Il ok and twelve months, with Interest from day
d sale purchaser giving notes secured by deed Of
trust, ioT deferred pnymnntE
The title TO the said property Z believed N bS
perfect but selling us trustee shall convey only
such title as Is vested In me by said deed Of trust
WILLIAM p. HUBBARD, Trustee.
uITTrn AnNtfnDhnF dtg1
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Wheeling 6 Elm Grove Railroad.

i2PILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS. Go
- F9t neat Btl HeadA Letter Heads, Note Heads
UAraA &C. 80 70 thepally lntelligeneer Job onice
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ARRIVAL on Trans

Daily eGCOpt Sunday,
Steubenyillo Accommodation, This train dur.
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
At tho Sherman House. EtnAyllie. WcSt WhseiinS
and Gravel HILL - "'isS4e
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il Property on wheeling Island.
Ry virtue Of Deed Of TtuIt made by Mary J.
Bell and David r Bell, her husbai d, 10 me d
Trustee, dated january II, 1875, recorded In tho
Office OF the Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
County, West Virginia In Deed OF Trust Book No.
49, iOllOs $50 and SOl, l will sell on
TfTE5nAY JANttA ny THE Sist 1850
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hE5IKABLE IIUME FUh SALE,
~ That comfortable and eleglbl0 two story
brick dwelling, the residence OF The late Mn. b.
Richards, contains rooms, good cellar and other
cOnyenIencel, has front aud ode entrance, large
halls IN best Of order can be occupied by two fam.
lilies, LIT 6Oxl20, well fenced, located between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets on McCOllOch
streets Apply to ALEXANDER BONE, 1878 Mar.
kei street 6CrangleE BlOckn Ia7
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NRM ADVERTISEMENTS.
.TooKHoIpERs' MEETING.

- m
The annual meeting Of The itockholdOfB Of the
MAnuiAeturefeH' tif6 Insurance Company will b
held q their ONCE No. i902 Market street. On IAN.
uARY II, 1es2 between the hours Of and I p r.,
'N,u' ' &c. ALDERsoN SECRETARY.
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TTJRTSTEEis SAFE OF yALUABIE

WM. n SIMPSON,
". Y HALIER. Anrtlnneer. dolls
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FoR sALE-A TWo-ST0RY BRICK
II DWELLING.
The house Is nearly new, located on MecolloCh
street, No, 1868 contains rooms al In GOOD con.
ditlon The building Il OF modern style, lot 60xi20
price low, terms accommodating
Applyto ALEXANDER BONE,
ja7 1878 Market street, "CranVle's Block"
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of $500 each-Bluf City, S73@76; Clerk
SS; Germsu-American, S7S; Mem phil
Building and Savings ssociation, Sl40G
142.
Miscellaneous - Merchants Storage and
Compress Company, rs; Memphis gas stock
| 1908; do. bonds, 97@9100; Memphis W alter
Company, 9S9l0O; Memphis City bonds
| old, 28(G32; compromise bonds, 58G65; cou-
pons from old bonds, 30; from compromise
bonds, 70975; ledger balances, %; judg-
ments on coupons and bonds, 30; paving in
debtedness, 25; Shelby county memphis
and OHIO railroad) 81, 100a103; warrants,
! 9S@I00 bid-none on the m ar ket; Mississippi
levee bonds and coupons, District No. 1, 12C9
| 121; do. scrip, 129l2i; Bank of Tennessee
notes, new issue, 35945; Crittenden county
| tArkansas) warrants, 20; do. Desha county,
81; do. Mississippi county. so.
NEW ORLEANS, July 14-Sight exchange
on New York, 81 per $1,000 premium.
Sterling exchange bills, 1854.
LONDON, July 14-Consols-money, 80 Z
l6; account, 991; bonds-Illinois Central,
40f; Pennsylvania Central, 624; Erie, 40i I;
seeonds, 994; New YorE; Central, 1877; Read
ing, so.
NEW YORK, July 14.-Mopey, 293 per
cent; closed 2(924 per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper, 400 per cent. Sterling ex-
chsnge-bankers' bills steady, 1851; de mand,
for extended 81, which were I per cent.
higher. Railroad bonds irregular but gen.
orally higher. State securities dull and II
per cent. lower for Tennessee mixed. A
feature OF the days business in the stock
market was the large number of orders 10
buy stocks received by leading commission
houses. This outside demand began a few
days ago, and has increased as the prices
have advanced, and for the last
three days it has been sufficient to
prevent any important reaction in prices,
such as was expected BY professional
traders and the street. For over a year the
m arket has not had such an undertone of
strength as is now apparent. In the stock
m arket during the first half of the last hour
there was further fractional decline in
prices, after which the whole market became
strong to buoyani, and the highest prices of
the day were made in final dealings. Closing
prices showed an advance on the day
ranging from ] to Al per cent, Cleveland,
Cincinnati and indianapolis and
Richmond and Allegheny leading therein;
Alton and Terre Haute preferred, however,
cent. lower. The published report that
President Willard, of The Northern Pacific,
h ad Issued an order that the company's lands
west of the Missouri river, should be sold
only TO actual settlers, and in quantities not
TO exceed 160 acres, is wholly untrue. The
directors of the company long ago resolved
that purchasers could buy 10 the extent of
$50 acres, or an entire section, if guarantee
was given for immediate cultivation, the
intention being TO secure to cultivation and
prevent large tracts from being absorbed and
held by Spectators. Transactions aggre-
gated 1000 shares
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HAIR VIGOR.

HALLS VEGETABLE SICMLAN HAIR
REVIEWER is a scientific combination
of some of the most powerful restora-
tive agents in the vegetable kingdom.
1t restores gray hair to its original
color. 1t makes the scalp white and
clean. 1t cures dandruff and humors,
and falling-out of the hair. 1t furnishes
the nutritive principle by which the
hair is nourished and supported. It
makes the hair moist. soft and glossy,
and is unsurpassed as hair dressing.
l. is the most economical preparation
ever offered to the public, as its effects
remain a long time, making only an
occasional application necessary. 1t is
recommended and used by eminent
medical men, and officially endorsed by
the State Assayer of Massachusetts.
The popularity of Halls Hair Remover
has increased with the test of many
years, both In this country and in
foreign lands, and it is now known and
used In all the civilized countries Of
the world
For sale by all dealers.
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PERSONAL ANo GENERAL

Eight freight conductors on the Iron
Mountain road resigned last week.
Mr.. John Jones, late conductor on the
Iron Mountain, has succeeded Mr.. Graves as
conductor of the Hot Springs railroad. M
Jones is experienced conductor and a
gentleman in every respect.
The earnings of ffty-two roads for the
Month OF June, as reported by the Financial
CtroaieLe, amounted TO so, 145 COG, against
81, 345, 05l in 1881. The earnings of forty
nine roads, from January LIST to June 3Otb
are given at S135. ass, 1867, an increase nj
S16, $3.50, $50, az compared with those for the
first half of 1881. The decrease for the
month resulted from the large falling off in
the movement of grain, an influence which
will not be felt very soon.
Bids were opened at St. Louis ON MONDAY
for the building of the Eureka Springs rail-
road. Tuesday it was announced that there
were elk bids, the lowest being Jones 4
CowaD, well-knoWn Texas contractors and
to whom the job was awarded. They will
commence work Immediately and give bond
TO have it completed by December LIST. The
company has purchased steel rails and will
lay its own track. The road will run he
tween Seligman and Eureka Springs. dis-
tance OF 20 miles. The money to build and
equip the road is put up by Ex-Governor
Powell Clayton, Colonel TAYLOR, b. Raer
Logan II. Roots and r. C.. Kerens. The ss,
curities of the company will not be placed
on the market.
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FUTURE MOVEMENTS

The Katie Hooper is the Wednesday packet
for Arkansas river.
The Lee-liners Monday are the James Lee
for Friars Point and the Coahoma for Os-
ceola.
The Rene Macresdy, Captain o. K. Jop-
lin, goes out Sunday evening for st. Francis
river.
The Anchor-liners Sunday are the Gold
Dust for Vicksburg, and the City OF Cairo for
81. Louis.
The james w. Gsf, Captain Robert w.
Wise, is the Tuesday packet for all points on
the Ohio river as far az Cincinnati
The John B. Maude, Captain H. Brolaski,
is the Anchor-Line packet this evening at 5
o'clock for Cairo and st. Louis. Lem Carter
is her clerk.
The new Anchor-Line packet City of New
Orleans, Captain A. J. Carter, will pass
down this morning at 10 o'clock for New
Orleans and all intermediate landings.
Archie Woods is her clerk.
The J. s. Bransford. Captsin James Kin
man, is the packet this evening at 5 o'clock
for all points on White river lin place of the
Josie Harry, going through to Jacksonport
and making connections with packets for
upper White and Black rivers. Fred Jones
and Hugh Smith arc her clerks,
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Maximum temperature, 70.
Minimum temperature. "a.
NASHVILLE, July 14-River rising, with
9 feet 6 inches on the gauge.
WHEELING, July 14-Noon-River feet
3 inches, and stationary. Weather clear
and pleasant.
NEW ORLEANS, July 14.-Weather fair
and warm; Thermometer, So. Arrived:
Golden Rule, Cincinnati. No departures.
VIcKsBURG, July 14.-Riyer fell l inch,
with 40 feet 8 inches by the gauge. Weather
clear. Departed: City OF Alton, St. Louis;
Annie z. Silver, New Orleans.
PrrTsBURG, July 14-Noon-River feet
inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm. Night-River 8 feet s inches, and
falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, July 14-Noon-River2 % feet
10 inches, and stationary. Weather cloudy :
thermometer, SO. Arrived: Vint Shinkle,
Mem phis. Nighi-River % feet 10 inches,
and stationary. Weather clear and pleasant.
ST.. LOUIS, July 14.-Night-River fallen
10 inches, and now stands 20 feet inches By
the gauge. Weather clear and pleasant.
Arrived: E. NJ Nortsn and City OF Baton
Rouge, New OEIeans. Dep arted: City of
Helena, Memphis.
LOUISVILLE, July 14-Noon-River sta
tionary, with feet in the canal, 6 feet s
inches in the chute on the falls, and 4 feet
inches over the rocks Business fair.
Thermometer 70o. Night-River falling,
with feet 10 inches in the canal and feet
10 inches 10 the chute on the fslls. Weather
fair.
CAIRO, July 14-Noon-Weather cloudy
and mild. Arrived: City OF New Orleans,
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bare, consequently the demand for all grades
is very good. For mich cows there Is no
demand. Sheep in fair supply. Good butch
ers' grades in fair demand. No lambs in
the market; fair demand for good lambs. No
demand for hog. Quotstions:
CArTLE-Choice grass, Hose; good grass,
4(94lc; fair to medium grass, 933c; scala
wags and common, 13@2fc.
SHEkP-Choice, 4G44c; medium, 32@4c;
common, per head, S191 90.
LAMBs-Choice, per head, s. 50@4; me-
dium. S2@2 50.
Cows AND CALVES Mich cows with
young calves, per head, $1,000; yearlings,
per head, S4l97.
ST. LOUIS, July 13.-Hogs slow; shipping
pigs, 81 1597 40; Workers, 81 50SS 10;
packing 81 SOFAS 10; butchers to select,
IS 20@S so; stockers, s. 3096 so. Receipts,
1885: shipments $50
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St Louis, am. Night-River SIS feet 1
inch, and falling. Weather fair: thermom-
eter, 7S'. Arrived; Gold Dust, Vicksburg,
pm. Departed: City of New Orleans,
New Orleans. 2 pm; Gold Dust, S.. Louis,
pm.
EVANSVILLE, July 14.-Noon-River ris-
ing, with Is $40 feet on the gauge. Weather
clear and cool; Thermometer, 65' to 72o.
Arrived: Will Kyle, New Orleans, II As
am. Departed: Will Kyle, Cincinnati. u 40
pm. Night-River rising, with IS 10 feet
on the gauge. Weather clear and cool; Their
mometer. 76o. Arrived: James W. Gaf
Cincinnati, 2:15 am. Departe1: James W.
CAT, Memphis, pm. The Andy Baum is
overdue.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
QUEENsTowN, July 14.-Arrived: Both
mia, New York.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, July 14.-The market is
more active in general way. Attention is
extended to covering all classes and styles
of fabrics, of which numerous selections
give a total business OF good proportions.
Buyers are arriving in larger numbers, and
promises OF an active market at an early
date are very favorable. Steel River prints
opened at &C. For choice styles and fancies
there has been a good business, while Of
furnitures, patchwork and robes there has
been many moderate to good selections. The
dam nd Ia incraaairn
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NERVOUS DEBILITY
. cuRn au.KAnTEkD
SUMMER RESORTS.

DE- 4. q VESTS EEvK AsD BEAN fREArs essT-
A. specific for HyseeriS, Dizziness Cc1ivlisions
Nervous Headache, Mental Depression Loss o
Memory, SperInstorrhes, Impctoncy- lnYolontsf,
Emissions, Premature Old Ages causei by owe
exertiou seif-shusE or fyer-sad1lEence- whlo-
leRds to MISERY, dsCsg and j ~
cure recent esses. ESeh box Contains one moas9
tneatn ct one dollar albOx. or SIX boxes ioF nv
DOL .; sent 5y mail, prepaid, on receipt OF pS1e~
We GUARANTEES SIX boxes TO cure sLy case VII
eacn order received D. '-s for six boxes, accomps
MED with Eve dollars, viii send the pnrcna ~
our written guarantee 10 return the money u tn'
treatment does not effect cure. Guarantees Is
SUED only by A. RENKEET d CO.. WhoiesaiS Ant
l'eean Druggists, 215 Main street, Memphis, 1enF
Grders By IaRu WIN receive proIapt attention.
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AtNeW York the spot market opened weak;
st 1880, dull and easier; at 2, quiet and easy
81 3, quiet and easy, closing with prices re-
duced l-i6c, as follows: Ordinary. 10 3-16c;
good ordinary, IL 9-16c; low middling, IL
roc; middlIng, 1zsc; good middIing, iSIc;
niddling fair, lac; fair, 143c. Sales, 567
bales; contracts, 200 bales.
New York futures opened steady at decline;
a! 1l:SO, weak; at 1890, steady; at / 80,
steady; at 2:30, steady; at $3.50, steady, clos
ing with prices declined 4 to points on
present crop deliveries, and 2 TO 3 on next
crop. Market closing at the following quo
ta.ions: January, 11.79@11. 80; February.
iI9l@11.92; March, 12.O3@l2O4; April,
1215e91217; May, =; June, -; JULY,
i273@12.74; August, 1275@I3.76; Sepiem-
her, 12.47; October, 1185; November,
1853; December, l169. Sales, III, 1000
bales.
The following is the New York weekly