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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

S fH5rf * y MI YEP
s. rF HhtF xo RS2HTHgEsT Goh N2 sG
sIRtLl No 81 II sIliEET. CORNER SIXTH;
sr, CO.. = II - sIBELT NoETHWEsT; No so5 q
NqfTI!ws3f H5I5Nd1 f;P 70 70 a THE EsfAfE
b Srtua 9 Of re Of tb MUo aor, Of
Isir'sf q, cSgihi3a holding az EaniIy Cont
r" &c E tS posssI 1 IS the
Trust ~ sell at Ihlc s,i.o1 in fr2nt Of Of tie re
i tf, Si lfst y On s DAYS anu al the hours
SoTrtIhFK, 4 D isss at ToGK ,o'cIocK' p NJ N
fhat other rrtan le or arc, Of real ssate and prem
part lot n,;s,el seven q in square numbered
at the southwest corner Of said lot ard seuare and run
nine tE''ce nn-th along the linz of 9TH street
south @ ft north tret and then tfence Wese
MI IN S{ : Il b i,Se o. * oGT Tp
~, gt,e c.r:, rj.co or Pqrce o. eal and prem
e sl'nae N = city AID District and known as and
bird four hundred ai;i fytlree (l5l fz1nils Tor
fe nG ira # on th street U.s.. ci=ltyhS go feet to
> jie' fc- iic l "a; Will viii s s6 s1i s, linz
.lIE ye $50 feet t. II se,t north a! theme east on
A;,Hln nS SAME ~. .TaHEbiATELIY AFTER
a.: i cy "a as stri ra 5 yS1i s
@ Pm I q L. mn prrff S oa in sGgar ',,
- Iot eSi-l, is fet est from the south
'F; r9rrr o1 sail LOT and running thence west
~t = y'ts: "a t,et: thence south eighty tS5J
ND g. SAME DAY 13TNEDTATELY AFTER
Ai;'j' = That Other certain liec. Parcel real
6 a. ',.t 2ti4-aS situate i'll sad city ai Detrc.
known c-!.t b IL part Of LOT numbered % in
S'u'rr- Numbered foUr HUNDRED and fifty three (45D
itGi.iiiIr - tf IT I,.nt Vt" street north
distance iiItysiA 90 iect west from the southeast
lrr ~ said scgr aEli c;Jiii- thence cast twenty
ihlt' ;i let theme Ioitl tirlfyiIvc 80, feet thence
VT - 80 til, S,I :, r-lity- .iru $50
fe"t :" s@s liz street alid lIo iatt b, climbing
AND ilS NEDNfSrAE. THE FOURTEENTH DAY
OF Ny hMHLR. A. d 1855 at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ
'c!tf I r;H1E I1eCr II parcel Of rcal-cstate AMI
Promises st1latH III snId cirg and District kncwu and
'li- ttfJ hnit Of lot Numbered 90 square
r,7Elrti four hunCrs ] and fiiyvc 45l) the
together with all the improvements said pieces of
iT,.tTiN.
f sale. prescribed by said decree are as fell
To-: t- purchase to IL, paid OHcl I'd i cash
i;i M ffSu" ill c,iun! iIstaiieI.t- ia and two
>ts~ from tlis day OF sale. the whole To- bar interest
rIti the property sold be paid on the DAY
q SI! - ratification thereof by the cancenr) 4
ti-0~t II hundred dollars t%itsn the
il'T u irui Vrty heated IT No @ - street northwest
:Ei nth street northwest and coz stree. northwest
anti az rW,' hundred dollars $3.50, each of
of sab and the whole cash payment must I've mad,
within tlOl days after sale. All anci,ig and
""F4tiir az purchasers cost If the terms al sale .r.
'i", ''Ii;td With within ten 40 days ft,: an, sale
r"Ide the trustees reserve the right to sell
rsTpity ulun which default has ,en made at the risk
IL ."t!te Icy advertisement IL, one newspaper
JANIS q. PAWN
1-I Louisiana 2ypnue. -r,,-.a.-
EDWARD H. THOMAS lrust'Cs
Room q DIG + street II. W.
iiNtANst'N BROS. huetionevrs o2a-d&ds
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Security . FIRqn Il, MItoss Bz lBByna1Anz.
The NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
CORNER 18th STREET AND NEW YORK AVE
Charter act OF Congress January 22d 1867
rents safes for $5 to 800 year. and takes all kinds
OF and Valuabes Special Deposit Ut lowest
BENJAMIN p SNYDER, President.
CHARLES c. GLOVER of Rigs 4 Co. Vice President
JOHN CASSELS, Treasurer "
ALBERT l. sTURTEVANT. Secretary.
c. E. Nyman. Asst. Sec'y
BENJAMIN p Snyder Charles c. Glover
John C4sseis. Henry A. Willard,
Albert L. Sturtevant, Thomas Evans,
John G. Parke ANA
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Z T,,,r
WASH'N DANENHOWER,5 1ris
1HpMAS DONLlNG. Auct;ohccr. Md
's'uOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALUABLE FIRST
CLASS HOCSE ON FIFTEENTH STREET NO
500. OPPOSITE The MCPHERSON STATUE
by virtue OF deed ri trust dated the 4t day of,
tilTc A. ID. 1874. and recorded in Iiber No 1&6
folio ls one of the land records of the District A
Cnin.nld the undersigned Trustees will sell. to the
iii..cst bidder III front OF the premises. MONDAY
III NINETEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER A. D.
ls93, At FOUR O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON by
the written direction of the holder of the debt secured
by said deed all that certain piece parcel of land and
premises situate and being in the city of Washington
District OF Columbia. and known and distinguished as
lot numbered seventeen % i'll SAMUEL DividOrs sub
DIVISION OF square numbered hundred and ninety
nif;e Ia ha, ing front OH Fifteenth Q5D street west
~ tTnty-Sx feet and five inches GIG # i'll D. with
drpth OF one hundred feet CO0 it J. together with the
itZhtS eaSeents, TT cettrd {: cetra, said deed
mentioned.
Terms Of sale, prescribed by the deed are as fol-
lows VIZ: The amount Of Indebtedness intended to he
secured hy said deed ard the expenses of sale to he
idi Ill cash ana the balance III and two years with
mt rest at the rate of eight per per anIium until
l;.i Ray anle semi mutually. S5tD will be required at
Inc 'iie 81 sale and tn" dferId Payments must he
cured al" the purchase RS notes by deed of with
Insurance and tax covenants OH the prupert: Sold to
III" satisfaction OF the Trustees The purchaser may
pay tiis "loie purchase money i'll cash CouytA auc:
and r.cu riding Ut the purchasers cost
ANTHONY HYDE r.
~ q r. IN liz ~
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As to Elmer'S Resignation.
WHAT Is NOT KNOWN AT THE POST OFFICE DEPART.

MENT
''Good morning, Mr.. LYMAN" was the greeting
of STAR man, as he entered the room OF the Act
ing Second Assistant Postmaster General this
morning.
''Good morning. responded Mr. Lyman, as he
continued signing his name.
"Haye you heard from Mr.. Elmer"
81 have"
''Does he intend to return to Washington"
s'He does"
SIS he going to resign"
81 don't know" This exhausted the subject and
the reporter left.
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NOS. 4o3 AND 4O5 7TH STREET NORTHWEST

NOS 4o3 AND 405 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE WHITNEY chill
DREN'S CARRIAGE COMPANY.
THE CHEAPEST FOR BEATTY COMFORT AMI
DURABILITY IN THE MARKET
Lawn Tennis Croquet Bicycles yelocipedes, Archery
Fishing Tackles. Wagons SC.
iy21 -
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= (ILA iVN MCMICHAEII, y. s MarGF
!t:c.'. DOW LINZ. AuCtiOuecf. n12-dt
hASENHOWEE & son,
~ Real Estate and Insurance,



1926 street northwest.
TR!lSTTIS s., sAIE or XAhUABLE REA!. ESTATE,
NnkIH; BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND
FIRST STREETS WEST. AND on JACKSON
Ai.i.Eni ADJACENT TO THE GOVERNMENT
Ey virtue of deed OF trust to the llnd rsgad bear,
M date february LIST. 1892 and duy recorded Iiber a
40 ~ fnl'o 564 ct SEQ one OF tine Land Records ON
tie District of Columbia, and at the written request of
the party thereby secured will public sale
u front of the premises, on SATURDAY, SEVEN
TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. A d 1854. at Fol r
O'CLOCK NJ, The following described real estate to
wit Sublots sixty (G5), ski, six 6G sxty-seyeu
tG7). sixtyeight 6s) sixty nine 0t9) seventy (7O)
seventy u ana seventy two 90, Patrick Ouirk's
tio sHllft SIX hundred and sxe. 6l6), with the I'M
Pruvfnents thereon. $3.50
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER at FIVE
square six hundred and seventy (G D. being part
II ORIGINAL lot four a. i'll said square -
lcrliis % sale O-third cash balance in one and two
C.nftlln per annnm from Gay of sale payable semi
purchasers option deposit of $50 each lot will bc
t;;d at the sale; AID if terms are not complied with
M six days from date of sale, the Trustees
-. right to resell the property at the risk and of
ti "'iauitliH purchaser or purchasers five days
ard recording at purchasers cost 7
WAI. ". DANENHOWERi
- WASH'N DANENHOWERj Trustees.
THOMAS
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AUCTION SALES.


SPECIM SALE OF FASHIONABLE FURNITURE OF
III MOST ELEGANT DESIGNS OF THE VERY
BESI MAXI, MANUFACTURED To ORDER EX-
SOLD. ' 1890 ~ "
p, On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER FIFTEENTH. a.
salesToom " ~ WA Wilma" "
One MAGNIFICENT Rosewood Frame Parlor Suite Uphol-
Stored IN Blue Satin. Numbering Fifteen Pieces
four " indows OF Elegant Blue Satin Curtains with
GornGes, Blue Satin Mantel Board all to Match.
Heavily Carved Chamber suite Wine Stand, Bronze
Vases. Gilt Frame Mirrors, Walnut Chilfoniers,
handsome Corner Cupboard. Elegant Writing
Etc.
The collection as will he noticed embraces rich and
Sly furniture of the best Workmanship and Will he
Oh view Gay previous to sale.
n3l-2t WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Aucts
IN THOMPSON Aucti 'neer
IL 1000 Pennsylvania Avenue northwest
SALE OF CLOTHING. HATS CAPS &c
i VIII sell at my auction room, THURSDAY
MOESiNG. NOVEMBER FIFTEENTH. at TEN
OCLOch, large lot IF Overcoats tor and youths
HAS, caps SHIRTS and lot of mott Terms cash nl5 -
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Il III IL nELLuLoiD TRUSS THAT NEVER BREAKS
bathing Is for sale at ~~A W. w worn Whlle
49,. CHAS- FISHERS
Npc vvcyypp ,.. e2S 18th street northwest
Lady fatrcas. ' "''e'''oh " Tue wants OF
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The musical circles Of this city have a note
worthy addition to their number In the coming of
Mr.. Upton, an English cathedral OIganiSt, to be
leader at Epiphany church.
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1851 Prizes. &ll04O0
Whole tickets. g. half tickets 81: p Tickets $50 IS
tickets. 500.
Remit money or hank draft in letter send by ex-
press. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER or
POST OFFICE ORDER until further notice. Orders
Of Is and upward by express can be sent at ex-
pense. Address all orders TO ]. j. DOUGLAS Louis
Vile KY, or to o. BALLARD. p o. Box 276. Alexail-
dria Va. au30
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The CABINET MEETING, this afternoon, was quite
lengthy. All the members OF the Cabinet were
present except Secretary Chandler, who is still alb
sent from the city
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Telegraphic Brief

IeXfAphlC BF1eKNe
Judge Ingraham, OF New York, has refused Mr..
Field the mandanus asked for to compel the
Northern Pacific Railroad company to produce its
books.
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B1sHors CAMpHoR1sr-
FOR Chapped Hands. Face and Lips: removes sunburn
and renders the Skin Beautifully Soft and Smooth.
and Is invaluable for the Toilet. Price, 25c per
bottle Try it, and satisfied return the bottle
and have the money refunded
Prepared by L. G. RIsHOP Dr,,op,st
'5o 9Th stFeet, corner H street northwest
OcIo Washington, d. O.
Ca RUPERT
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o27.30n13C8,10 13.15,l617.

{ niANtERn SsLE OF FIFTEEN ACRES TWENTY
~ ROT PERt HE'S OF GROUND. NEAR IINEY
biANCH ROAD. IN THE DISTRICT OF Co
Is! yirt, of decree of Supreme Court of Dis
tf1a' OF Columbia passed on the sixth day of NO-Ff$
vIliHr A d. 1883 IN equity No 7d:, will -
sell at lh aIlcton, at III" auction eff D;Erauson
Bros 9lh and - streets u asiIiEltGn, DC on MONDAY
NpNf AiBEK NINETEEN n. 1893. at FOUR O'CLOCK p
n. Tract OF Ground i'll the District OF Columbia near
III" Pine! Branch Road and northwest Br-i,twoOd
race Course bionc1is to the estate OF Samuel Fine
h. deceased and containing fifteen acres twenty four
icrciies. ~
Terms ri sale, as prescribed by decree One third cash
hiaic" i'll equal 3ments III six ) and twelve I2
months with interest. all cash at option of pur-
tSer On nil payment OF purchase money deed will
h EiVrn Al c0nveyancing al purchasers cost de-
post oi Sl required at time of sale Terms of sale to
i complied with within ten days property will I've r
sold at cost of deiauting purchaser
,-,,l,, 49,. VIM. II. FINCKEL. Trustee
,.1A
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LIEUT.. GARLISGToN- was witness before the
court OF inquiry of the Greedy relief expedition this
afternoon. In answer to inquiries he substantially
reiterated his account In his report OF the finding
OF the memorandum known as ''the supplementary
inStructiOnSn
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F5h saIE " t}R S9gaH
FAgTHREp 81 GRO Woo R RnSss. PHaRMA 1HSI
COB. MARYLAND AVE. AND ~ ET s. NJ GA
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TJ,HoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer


ENTIRE STOCK OF FINE GOLD JEWFLRY OF
y. 1ANNAROSE, No. 501 y PENNSYLVANIA AVE
ME-. UNDER THE NATIONAL HOTEL. AT
AUCTION.
CONSISTING OF
Ladies' Gold Watches Silver Watches and Chains IA.
dies Rings, in sets and plain: Genlemen's Seal and
liam Rinss Scarf Plus EARRINGS, sets of Jewelry.
Sierve Buttons, &c. Fine assortment Eye Glasses
Cold Spectacles. Opera Glasses Field GLASSES Their
i6oineters. large Regulator, Fancy aud Mantel
Iorks Fire proof Safe Silver mounted Show Cases.
Fixtures &C
be sold AZ auction in the above premises on MON
IA ana TUESDAY, NOVEMBER TWELFTH aud
M al II EE y III commencing at THREE and SEVEN
,ri,.. M, NJ each day Goods will be view and at
I..- -. w. ~ cay OF sale n1-d&ds
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LIEUT. COL JAMES NJ. MOORE, deputy quarter
master general, is detailed as member OF the
army retiring board convened at Fort Smelling,
Minnesota, vice Lieut. Col. David Ii. BrOthertOn,
25th Infantry, hereby relieved.
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FIRST LIEUTENANT JOHN MILLS corps OF en-
gfneers, will be relieved from duty with the bat
talon of engineers Willet's Point, New York. and
Will report by letter to the chairman OF the light
house board for duty assistant to Colonel James
G. Duane. corps OF engineers, engineer of the third
llSht mouse district In connection with expert
mentS upon electric lighting
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AN EXAMINATION OF APPLICANT for the classified
departmental service at Washington will be held at
the post Office I'm the city OF Raleigh. n c., on
Friday. November o. 1885, and at the post Office at
Columbia, S c., on Tuesday. the 9th OF November
In each case at 10 O'Clock a. m.
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JAPANESE SCROLLS. FANS. ETC.

and Decorative Pictures Jay Could al 9Th st. mia
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The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day as reported
by special wire to II. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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THE resignation of Cadet Andrew ]. Smith. 9TH
class, L. S. Military academy has been accepted by
the Secretary OF War, to take effect December p,
1883.
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MAJOR DALLAS BACHE. surgeon, Z. s. A., now
awaiting orders at Philadelphia, Pa. has been Or
dered from that place to Governors Island n Y
harbor. and report In person TO the commanding
general department OF the east Tor assignment to
duty.
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NAVAL CoCRT-MARTIAL has been ordered to
meet at Boston, on Thursday next for the trial OF
Ensign Guy W. brown On charges OF culpable fnefi-
cheney I'm the performance OF his duty as deck Off
Ger OF the [. S s. Pinta at the time of her collision
with the brig Tally Io. The detail of the court is
as follows: Commodore Jonathan Young, CaptS
Henry Wilson, I. o. Selfridge and b. T. Bradford,
ana Commanders A. X. Yates Fredk Pearson and
Chas v Giidley, with Capt. X. L. Meade L. S. NJ. c.,
as judge advocate.
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NOTICE 10 Hor,EKFEPERs.

VII wv AF~ MIMI IT y TiEt,I. I.Ji-i.o
IGEiD 80 BISCUITS
@ D,iOt corner 1t ~trs.t a:id lr.h,as,a avenue
jtl " II ". GAi.T ! 90.
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obtaiued there are still good quantities In the
hands Of planters and NJ the gins. The arfi.
walls to-cAy were only about IS balls, of which
80 came by rail 10 the following parties. ~ bales
Tier 4 Hill from Clehurne. the shipments were
800 bales by I h Mitchell over the Cult Colo
RADIO K santa F.; soc bales by Caller \ liill over
the Houston 4 Texas Central snd 40 bales by
w 3 LighuOot & Co and so bales by Mordecd
Il Co. over the Gulf Colorado y Sauta Re There
was no change in prices. either In this country
or Europe. A dispatch received AT tho Aer-
chants Exchange at noon 10 day from New or.
leans stated that all business was suspended in
that ciy, owing 10 heavy rain. In 1t Louis the
receipts tOday were SIS bales, the shipments Sis
sales, $50 stock ON hsud, COOS In this city
prices are very SHADY
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1suMt's &emcdn.
Our Citizens desire no notoriety, but are
always ready to proclaim the truth.


Mrs. Gro. DAwLEy OF 20 Knight Street Proyi.
denco, i. l., relates 10 our reporter her expert
cuco with the wonderful curative properties OF
what is destined soon to be the standard and
leading specific OF the whole wide world for
Kidney and Liver diseases, etc. Mrs. u. says 800
Early last spring WAS severely afflicted with
torWdity ot the Kidneys and enlargement Of tho
liver, and the Kidney disease came uu0u me So fast
ami suddenly ihat before WAS scarcely aware Of
the caHse of my trouble became badly bioattl,
and my body and limbs very much swollen, so
that II was with great difficulty and severe pain
that was able 70 walk amy. | became dread
fully troubled 10y being short-brcatcd so that
even slight cNert,uu or "a little exercise would
tire me almost to exhaustion, and was so dis
tosScd when rctted nights that could not
sleep, aud was very restless. ono of my limbs
especially had very severe nervous pain, which
always seemed to hu more severe ut night than
at any other time and would frequently ache so
sharply as 90 arouse mo from sleep. was very
ncTvOu. and uncomfortable all the time, and was
being doctored, and taking all kinds Of medicine
for tbs complaint and that mud the other but all
60 no good purpose, until at about the time when
was tired out aud somewhat disguised and al
most discouraged with medicines aud doctors, a
relative and hirhlyestocmcd friend persuaded
me 10 try Hunts Remedy. began 70 take i'll
few days ago, and am happily disappointed by
the result, for before had used bottle of 1t
began 10 feel relieved, and soon commenced to
sleep pIendidly; the severe nervous pains In my
limb which had to handle 50 tendcrly do not
appear any more, my headache aud backache
have disappeared, feel well every way, aud rest
well at night The swelling has disappeared
from my body and limbs. am now able to domy
homework comfortably and easily. Hunts
Remedy has certainly done wonders for me.
Mrs. GEO. DAWLEY."
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II. & =. e. Gai,,pas.
HOUSTON u TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY



fa ~ 1s6a NY 9aa Nl fss tas & maze es bSs E1pSS
al
points the Southeast Northeast N SssH " ' S~ V' N1S q"
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FUTURES.

TUTpRvs In New York were better to-day, ard
psed from to points above the last es
Yesterday Ia liverpool the market was OIL
~ The consolidated receipts wcrs more than
pubic those Of year ago ut this date The
Atke, In New York closed tirm. while In Liver.
POI II was quiet Futures should advance in
POTS
Chicago Produce and Provisions .-Evorything
aS lower on the future boards in Chicago to.
hy April wheat sold at $780,, u decline OF
h ceuts since yesterday May wheat also went
cents, aud closed at sl.05r. April corn was
: cents over, and brought Is, and May corn
'clincd | q cents, and sold ior5l Provisions FOL.
WED the course ofgraln, and mess pork foi April
,elnen "a cgnts selling at 81, 10 For May
~ falling OF was 10 cents, osiug assoc
u 80.
Tie market had downward tendency IN st.
pus, April wheat was nominal ut 81 067., N
cent under the uHr before; for Nay II &c.
lned IL cents, closing at Sl07i,. Corn, for
Ietch, fell OF =, aud Was nomiua, st47,. May
pm was I, lower, bringing 4s'i Oats W. re
az thd nc decline for ,pril was =. selling
Y AlN May closed at az; u falling oil since
s'eyenin. OF Il. cents
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~pk EUGENE On VAux, os FRAsce
~ r'sde Us Ms agents sor th> stats az Ter.se
NJ MS hever-isllne remedy ..S.r,r.,. ~, -.
al restorative o, NitaliEorN AT arsc.pd s,1f
setsoas debility, loss of manhood And al An.
tsI o,seases should Al once prccare IA icirea "A,
~, ..' "n,.a " earn the cause ~ the disesse<
u 90 hgvash rs by your cruggistork yexpsssS
he never. falling gelaetiy 1922"
ORoMpuS BALDWIN & wTtItANs
wholesale nfussists. Dallas, rexss.
N ''ph NJ eo"euS BIOS and xsck Tollgcf.
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NANCE AND COTTON
FINANCIAL.

BIZ London Economist is not quite sure that
hlioual shipments of gold from London to
j York are not to follow those made Lass
Nth In its Issue OF the 18th ult, referring to
Is ate OF trade aud the movement of gold. It
\ There is short supply Of money, patty
Ruse the banks are poor, owing 10 the de-
Dds on revenue account and partly 10 the
/ that some OF The bauAs supplied Themselves
\ forward with bills at the close OF the year
NJ the impression that the rate was st that
likely 10 move downward. Tho rate has
more influenced by the position Of the
klican exchange thaa by anything else
u exchange Is now about IN the position il
" al when gold was Sont n few days back,
b having improved slightly In the interval.
h Nd. however has been taken this time,
lgh the operation would answer ss we'll AS I
IMhen bnlllon was actually forWar ted re-
DIV II will hardly be posSib c to form de.
" opinion as 10 the PROBABILITY OF moe gold
b. sent I'LL that which is on lis voyage act.
N reaches New York, as 1t should do carly
d week TIL that time the exchange viii
pahly remain unsettled An opinion ~ cur.
that money will be easier in New York be-
long. This will cause those who possess the
Ier 90 drawing gold from this side 10 hold
D own But there are Ger alnly large sums
h mere gu American account, which may at
IlnUment be drawn from rs
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