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FUTURES,

,iHE bulls on the future cotton marke
uu not 'keep up their lick" and to-ia,
saeie was falling off of from 3 to points,
STsplemoer showing the heaviest decline
naete IS no telling what may be the feelin 6
unthe market there Tomorrow. Liver
pvoi advanced from 2.6i to 3-6i over the
grIces oil the day before, and the market
' Was strong. The advance in spots will as
''s ~ IN maintaining the price of futures.
ohlcago Produce and Provisions-There
was very little change IN the prices of fu-
sa,e gram in Chicago to-day. May wheat
'Ne close brought 81, 1873, an advance OF
& .while June on last call sold al
MP rn a decline of /. May corn has
up ana brought $50, and for Apri! il sold
% a.. ABOUT the same figure as the day be
W. W., ne receipts in Chicago TODAY were;
sSneal o25Ol; corn, III, 462; oats, i36 SIG
, oS Jay last wear they we're: Wheat. Is
mo-, corn $40, IA; oats. 50. $40. The shin.
S,- u ~, today were: Wheat, 1874, 10Y: corn
S .,svi oats, 277,297. List year at same
i in.e they were: Wheat, | 535; corn. 500.
NJ. oats, 1918. Provisions were lower
NJ mess pork selling at SIS. 40, a decline
sf.ni to 10 cents. June brought $40 52I
csn a,iig of of 10 cents. Nav lard was il
csn uss lower at $ll gu. and June fell off
''IIs'' closing at $ll IA.
chsaot, Louis there was no particular
hS ause IN prices. May wheat closed 81 1874
b, o decline Of since yesterday; June
Vas ht sl'los, an advance ofh. Nav corn
off wwer, bringing 5ls while June fell
s,m. anu closed at 53l Nav oats were the
clins5a s on yesterday, 42i, while June de.
'''ueu and closed at 43s,
NFW YORV
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srOOKa


The following items are culled from the
Financial Chronicle of last Saturday: Up
to March 81 the receipts at the ports this
year were | ,055 ,030 bales more than in 1881
81, and go, $50 bales more than at the same
time in lSSO.Sl.
Statements show that the receipts since
September up to to-day are now 1856.
295 bales more than they were to the same
day of the month in 1889, and 279, 403 bales
more than they were 10 tAe same day oil
the month in 1881.
The total receipts from the plantations
since September |, 1882 were 5,7S5, go
bales; in 1SSl-S2 were 1851 1853 bales; in
lSS0-Sl were 5 1888 $50 bales.
Although the receipts at the out-ports
the past week were 50, pa bales, the actual
movement from plantations was only So
OBJ bales, the balance being taken from the
stocks at the interior towns. Last year the
receipts from the plantations for the SAINT
week were IL l6l bales and for 1881 they
were 80 ,35l bales.
The totals show that the old interior
stocks have decreased during the week n,
800 bales, and are tonight - 1856 bales more
than at the same period last year. Tie re-.
ceipts at the same towns have been S,7I1
bales more than the same week last year
and since September | the receipts at all
the towns are 6S3, lS9 bales more than for
the same time in lSSl2.
The figures indicate an increase in the
cotton in sight tonight OF 26S, 25S bates as
compared with the same date OF 1882, an
increase of SO, III bales as compared with
the corresponding date of 1881, and an n-
crease OF Cos Q s bales AS compared with 1880.
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RAILROADS,

WHAT is LEGGED to be the best time ever
made over an eastern division OF the Cana
da Sou thern, with full train OF six coaches,
was made Monday by Engineer l.. Wilson
on engine 80. The total distance from ST.
Thomas to the Exchange street depot in
Sulialo, l25 miles, including eight stops
and four "slow-ups" in crossing bridges
was completed in two hours and thirty five
minutes.
A circular signed by General Freight
Agent Hammond, of the Northern Pacific
road, states that al agents during the sea
son oflSS3 may bill fruit and ornamental
trees to actual settlers along the line of the
road free, 1t being agreed and understood
that owners or shippers assume all liability
for lossor damage from any cause whatever,
and that such shipments are for the per
sonal use OF consignees, ana not for specu.
lative purposes. 1t is the desire of the
management to have this announcement
come under the notice Of every settler in the
prairie country.
A few days ago the conductors Oh the Ala
bama Great Southern railroad received of.
iicial notice from from General N anager
Scott that they would be required to give
bond after the LIST OF May This was small
bomb thrown into their quiet camp, and
created CONSERVATION. The manner in
The North American Guarantee company,
of New York, make bond to the railroad
company for the conductor. and take all
risks, and they hold the conductor respon.
sible for the faithful discharge OF duty. The
only Objectionable feature In the matter TO
the conductors Is that the bonds are exc.
cuted In New York. They are willing to
give bond for any amount at Chat anooga
or to Mr., Scott Ia Cincinnati. tits rumored
hat some Of them will resign, but nothing
definite can be learned, rs they are non
c)mmitial concerning the matter,
The New York Indicator is severe In Its
criticism Of the new Tennessee railway law,
among other like remarks classes IL as up
10 the average stupidity OF railway legisln.
tion." and FOR iogginess and uncertainty,
as TO meaning, beats the oracular declara.
tons OF the renowned Bunsby.n The lndi.
Gator concludes II article thus: 1.-THE rail.
roads certainly will not complain that they
are TO be permitted to charge rates that
may return a lair interest on the value of
their property, provided II Is assessed at It's
full value. But II the assessment for value
IL to he the gauge OF value. and the assess.
ment, Ms il usual, Is vt half value, less or
more, the rnilroad companies might, under
the wording Of the act, have cause TO com.
plain that they are allowed TO earn only d
fair interest on half q the cost Of their roads
The 81 acimen' ~ the state will result about
As those OF several other Ut the states. A
'ew Offices with good salaries attached will
ie created, AID the railroads viii b. alons
~ before.
The Denver Tribune Gays considerable
population has been INDUCED In for tn.
past feW days, relative to the extension Of
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SIT Elm and M and 7lsx.iu s,r,..p,l,,,. T.,

the central branch of the Union Pacific
NOV controlled by the Missouri Paci6el in
Denver. At this writing there does not
seem to be any Indications OF an early ex.
tension of that road, ana, In fact, nothing
has been done for nearly two wears which
could be.pointed to as giving the leas
ground for such conjecture. On the con.
trary, the Missouri Pacific road has repeat
edly intimated that il did no, desire a Den.
yer terminus, at least for sone years, Ii is
TACT, also, that this co npany has made
surveys TO Denver, aud decided upon n
routei IN case II should be deemed adyisa-
BILE to extend the line, but here il rests.
The Gould syndicate owns the Missouri
laclhc which has lately swallowed up the
wabash, and Mr.. Jaw Gould is at the head
oil this syndicate. His word is law, and
what he says goes He is also LARGELY in.
teresfed in the Union Pacific, or his sons
are, which amounts TO the same thing, and
why he should wait another outlet from
Denver, when his roads west of the Missis.
slppi river are not crowded with business. Is
not clearly seen. Nearly all of the bust
ness OF the Gould roads west OF the river is
carried by the roads east of the river. A
large part OF the business which goes east
over the main line OF the Union Pacific
reaches Chicago or st, Louis either via the
V"posh W Nlosuull hClliC TOuuS, winch are
owned or controlled by Gould From the
Kansas division OF the Union Pacific the
Missonri Pacific, Wabash and Rock Island
take the bulk of the business from Kansas
City. while all that can be diverted from il
at Junction City, Kansas. goes via the
Missouri, Kansas Il Texas missouri PAcitic)
to st. Louis.
Jay Gould is going abroad for period of
two years, in an elegant yacht which he has
had built expressly for his accommodation
and he has given it out cold and flat that ne
is satisfied with what roads he has built and
will not have any mora new projects begun
while he Is away. But Mr.. Gould like ordi
nary mortals, does not alwsys say what he
means, or the reporters who have his ear do
not always publish what he says, and while
he may have SAID he wonld have no more
new project started. he may have meant
exactly the opposite, or he may not have
said it at all. However, the prospects for
an early extension of the central branch il
not tlattering, as viewed by those who un
derstand railroad business.
In case the central branch should extend
| to Denver, 1t would be the shortest route
to Kansas City, as the line at present op.
Grated to LenoraS Kansas. from kausss
City, is $40 miles, and the line as surveyed
is about $50 miles, which would make il
700 miles shorter than any now operated.
Putting the total distance at 600 miles. il
would have the advantage OYER its com
petitors. but in the pool this would not be
worth much. The Tribune would like to
see the Missouri Pacific built to Denver,
but does not believe that it will be done for
sOmetimp
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CURE YOURSELF

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iemedy. which has been uted y Dr. Bohapnan
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with wonderful effect TO thd sc middle aged men
VINO feel weakness beyond their YEAR,. It's In.
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seminal vesicles and irritated ducts, ,mphftinf
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never been INDUCED In, The ipgvt ditnis are
simple productions Of nature -isits, Ioots.
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81 Price. Five Dollars, sent with full, diyeo
lions 70 any addrtss. For yale only At Dr. C. A.
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COTTON.

feoeived ,n were ~ nlnetAAIhiee bales of cotton
Ieen came hn .s guy lW.day, OF which nine.
!, Meyer s y RAJ, Us follows; Fifteen ivr
Eero " tLobit, from Plane. The sbipmen,
bplf ~, ~, bales for W d / rh,ioot he ~.
|or WSS,T,loraio 4 Sa.,a +, and iii hat,
oui. we q 20; by the Texas & Psciac' 4,
ID rr,s'v wood ~ e. =. isv ~ ~, 49,.
katon hyete ia Ne, ...a.s mud Csi
(U CO ~ IN Liverpool there was Also An a.
ksrns a. az eighth, while IN Msnchss. /,
sad fabrics were reported I fiim. She
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wholesale Druggists. Dallas. Iexas.
ny retail At Howell b Bros and Zach Tol''vtf
Illustrated Marriage Guide. eco pages, clo,A
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slight decline in futures in New York will
not probably affect the prices OF spsts. In
this city there Is a good demand at Quota
tons, and buyers are anxious TO secure all
the staple that is offered,
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Finkham's Compound
A NorsD but UNTITLED WOMAN.

@ssSS Ad"''s~
me soeSesa good likeness Of Mrs. lydia + pins,
nA" OF lynn Mass mo above all other human hoiRss
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s'~uAe OF her correspondents love ~ can her. she
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s"sh daS poars IN upon h'r' each tsaring It's sFscal
oaNen OF suffering, or joy at release from IT, Her
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am s'sned OK the truth ofthiS
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ana prescribed by the best physicians In the country
one saysi " 10 works like charm and saves much
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Whole Tickets. We; Half Tickets, 81, ~
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express can be sent Mt orr expense, Address
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CAPITAL PRIZE s75. 600
1867 Prizes. amounting to. sooA 40
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