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Omaha daily bee., 1884-07-17
hummer.


We quote lumber, lath and shing 90. on oars
at Omaha ut the following prices:
JoIsT M SoANTLING-16 1t. and under
% 90; 1S #, % so.
TIMBERs-16 feet and under, % 90.
TIMBER AND JoIsT-1S #, % so; 20 #, % 80;
% #, 26 30; "a fl, 20 80.
FENo1Ne-No. l, 4 and 6 In, "a CO.; No. 2,
% 90.
SHEErINa-No. 1t2d common boardsl 20 90;
No. 2, Is 90.
Stock BoARDs-A, As 90; B,40 0O;C So 90.
FLooRING-No. l, 40 co.; No. 2, 30 90; No.
8, % 90
SIDING, clear-27 90; No. 2, % 90; No. 5,
20 90.
CE1L1Na-8, 81 90; 4, % 90.
SHINGLES, best so; standard, 3 30.
LATH-3 % per M.
LIME-Per barrel, / %; bulk per bushel, BOO;
cement, Dbl, 2 %; Iowa plaster, Dbl, Q 30; hair
per bn. Soc; Tered felt, 100 Tbs, 8 so; straw
board, 8 30.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-07-17

Wholesale Prices.
OFEIoE OF THE OMAHA BEE,
Wednesday Evening July 49,.
The following prices are charged retailers
by jobbers, wholesalers and commission mer-
chants with the exception of grain, which is
quoted at the prices furnished by the elevators
and other local buyers:
Grain.
Wheat-Cash No. 2, 63iQ64Io.
Barley-Cash No. 2, 4S@50c.
Rye-Cash, No. 8, 44@46o.
Coru-No. 2, 96b@373c.
Oats-No. q, 3O4@33c.
livestock.
STEERS 25@5 50.
FAT Cows 00@4. 90.
HoGs-4 0O94 DO.
BHHRP-3 5004 90,
CALvZs-6 0OG7 90.
Hides.
Steady; green butchers, Shoe; green sailed,
7b0Sc; dry flint. 12Gl2c; dry salt lO@lllc
damaged hides, two.thirds price.
Tallow-53@Gc.
Sheep Pelts. -25c@$l 90.
Wool.
Light fine 1@l7.
Heavy fine lVWl3.
Medium 14@l7.
Coarse 10@13.
BURY 2 to DC off.
General Produce.
APPLRs-New apples, principally early har'
vest, and Red Astrachan fare homecoming in;
selling at 8 % per barrel; red Junes t0c per
box; California in sch brls, large and very
fine, 3 90.
BEASs-Receipts light and demand good.
EAAd picked navy, per blu, ~ so; medium,
2 00C92 %.
B~EEswAx-In good demand. Choice bright
per 10, 2602Sc: common to good dark per 10,
20@25c
BuTTTR-The continued decrease of receipts
have at last caused an advance, and a frmer
feeling is now notable. Creamery, lS@20o;
choice table, 12@16c; fair to good, S@1ec. No
improvement on inferior grades.
C~mRR-"Ohlo" par Dbl, 81. 90; "York State ,
or bbl, IS 90; por 5bl, 81 70; condensed per
aA, 500. Grab apple, per gal, S5c.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-07-17
DRY PAinfn.

White lead, Sc; French zinc, los, Paris
whiting, 2Ac; whiting gilders, 1Ic; whiting
com1 13c; lampblack, Germantown, 14c;
lampblack, ordinary, 10c; Prussian blue, 55c;
ultramarine, 1Sc; vandyke, brown, Sc; umberi
burnt, &c; lumber. raw, &c; sienna, burnt, &c;
sienna, rAv, 4c; Paris green, genuine, 25c;
zoe: chrome green, K, i2cs vermiIlion, Eng,
roc; vermillion. American, 1sc; Indian red,
loo; rose pink, 14c; Venetian red, Cookson's,
2ac; Venetian red, American, 1Sc; red lead,
7tc; chrome yellow, genuine, Zoe; chrome yell
low, K, 12c; ochre rochelle, Sc: ochre. French,
&c; ochre, American, &c; Winters mineral,
2tc; lehigh brown, 2Ac; Spanish brown, 2ic;
Princes mineral, Sc.
VARNIsHEs-Barrels, peS gallon: Furni
ture, extra, 81 10; furniture, No. l, 81; coach,
extra, 81 40: coach, No. !, 81 20; Damar
extra, 81 70; Japan, zoe; asphaltum, extra, S5o;
shellsc, So 30: hard oil finish 81 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-07-17
ToDaccOs

PLUa ToBACoo-Climax, 4Sc; Bullion 4Sc;
Horseshoe, 47c; Star, 48c; Rudy, 45c; Her
sey's, 40cj Black, 3s@40c.
FIVE CUT-Common. 2O@SOoj good, Asa
Coo; Rose Leaf, Zoe; Premium, $50; Diamond
Grown, Doc; Sweet Sixteen, SOC.
SsoKIEG-O. s., 22c; Meerschaum, 30c; Dur
ham, s or, 55c; Durham, 4 or, SIC; Durham
2 or, Soc; Seal of North Carolina, 8 or, 55c
Seal of North Carolina, 4 o., SIC; Soal o
North Carolina, 2 or, Goo; o. X Durham, 4
Or. 29cj o. *. Durham, 2 o., soc; Uncle
Ned, ta 2bc; Tom and Jerry, 23c,
Omaha daily bee., 1884-07-17
Neutrality-suspicious.
Packet Company.

DIRECT LINZ FOR ENGLAND, FRANCE AND
GERMANY.
The steamships Of this well-known line are built OF
cd with every requisite TO make the passage both
safe and agreeable. They carry the United States
and European mails, and leave New Yorks Thurs
days and saturdays for Plymouth UoNDoN) Choir
bourg, PARIs) aud HAMBUMG.
Rates: First Cabin, so6, so and $50 Storage, $40.
Henry Pundt, Mark Hansen, + y. hoore5,M. Ton,
agontsin Omaha, GrOnewieg b schoentgon, agents in
ouncil Bluffs. q. Il: RICHARD q CO., Con. Pass
CTS 81 Broadway, N. Y. Cbas. kozminsh 4 Co.
eneral Western Ag anita, 17 Washington ST. ohiea
ON.
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Liquors.

ALCOHOLICS vii alcohol, 2 20 per wine
gallon extra California spirits, 1888 proof,
| IL per proof gallon; triple refine spirits
Whistles 1 OO@1 30; fine blended, l 5O@2 so;
Kentucky bourbons, 2O0@7 90; Kentucky
and Pennsylvania ryes, 2 00@7 90.
BBANDIEs-Imported, 6 00@16 90; domestic
l 40@4 90.
G1Ns-Imported, A 5O@6 90; domestic, 1 4o
@3 90.
RUMs-Imported, 4 5O@6 90; New England,
2 0O@4 90; domestic, l 50@3 80.
PEACH AND APPLE BRANDY 1904 90.
CHAMPAGNEs-Imported per case, % 00@
81 00;SAmerican,.. per case, IL 0O916 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-07-17
GrOcers List.


CANNED GooDs-Uysters (Standardjper case
8 80; Strawberries, 2 ID, per case, 2 q
raspberries, 2 ID, per case, 2 70; Bartlett
pears, per case, 2 40; whortleberries, per case
B 10: egg plums. 3 10, per case, 2 so; greer
cages, 2 ID, per case, 3 80; pine apples, 2 IL
per case, 4'86@5 So.
RopE-Sisal j inch and larger, Sc, A inch,
9sc; / inch, lOc.
OANDLEs-Boxes, 40 lbs, los, 15c, Ss, 15ci
boxes 40 lbs, 16 o., Ga, loo,
MAroHFs-Per caddie, $50; round, cases,
2 So; square cases, l 7s5.
SUGARs-Powdered, SIC; cut oaf, Sic;
nanuIated, Tic; confectionery A, Tic; Stand.
ard extra g. Sic; extra G, 6sc; medium vel.
low. 64c: dark yellow, G,
CoFFEEs-Ordinary grades, l2@124c, fair 19
@18sc; good, lac; prime, 15@l5ac; choice
l6@I7c: fancy green and yellow, 166163c; old
government Java, 2O626c; Levering's roasted.
Tic: Arbuckle's roasted, l53c; McLaughlin'p
xxx roasted, 15Rc; initiation Java, 16f
elsie; Clark's Aurora, 1910.
RIoE-Louisiana prime to choice, 70; fair
sbo; Patma, Sic.
FIsH-No. / mackerel, half brls., z 30; No.
1. / 90: family mackerel, kits, 6Oc; No. i
white fish. half brIs,. 7 %: No. / kits, ! co.
SYRUp2Standard Com, SOC, bnls; Standard
do, Al gallon kegs l IS; Standard do, 4 gallon
kegs 1 37.
SopA.-In ID papers, 8 80 per caSe; keg Dor Id,
2sc.
PrcKIss-Medium. In barrels. 8 on; do
In half barrels, 4 so; small, in barrels, 9 90; do
Omaha daily bee., 1884-07-17
Railway Time Table.

Tho attention Of the travelling public IA called 90
the fact that this IL the only complete and absolute.
ly correct timetable published In the city.
All trains arrive ut and depart from Omaha on
Central standard Time, which is "a minutes faster
than sun time.
I Except saturday, : Except Sunday, I Except Mon.
day.
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q

phate Of morphine, per o., $3.50; sulphur
flour, per h.. &c; s%trychnlne, per o., 81. IS,
Omaha daily bee., 1884-07-17
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, July 16. -Drovers' Journal report
Hogs-Opened strong; heavy closed weak;
light 10@l5 higher; mixed 5 1895 %; heavy
8 35@5 45light, 3 OO@5 60; skips, 3 0@4 so.
Cattle = Fairly active; best grades un-
changed; exports, 6 65@7 co.; common to
choice shipping steers, 6 65@7 90; butchers
stock very weak; common cows and mixed
mixed stock, 2 50@3 20; medium to good 3 70
@4 %; stockers weak, 3 2594 %; feeders
SLOW, 4 25@4 So.
Sheep Slow; weak: 1O@2O lower; poor to
fair, 2 5O@3 80; medium to good 3 65@4 %;
choice to extra, 4 50@5 90. Lambs per head,
l 50@3 so.
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
KANSAS CRY, July 16.-Cattle-Weak;
slow; 10 lower; natives, 4 1896 20; cows,
2 75@2 so.
Hegs Light steady: heavy weak;3 SO@5 20.
Sheep.-Quiet; unchanged.
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK.
ST. LOUIS, July 16. Cattle-Good grades
firm; wanted; poor, dull, hard to sell; exports,
6 4O@6 60; common to choice shipping, b 25@
6 40
Sheep.-Really good muttons at strong
prices but bulk receipts are poor; inferior to
good, 2 2503 70; choice to extra, 4 00@4 80;
good to choice lambs, 4 00@5 90.
Hogs.-Actiee; higher; Workers, 535@5 40;
packing,4 9O@5 40; heavy 3 5O@5 60.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-07-17
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
TRAFFIC..
FLOUR AND A

FLOUR N GRAIN.
CHICAGO, July 16. -Receipts and ship
ments of -four and grain for the past 4S hours
have been az follows
Omaha daily bee., 1884-07-17

Burlington, North. Western and Milwaukee roads.
WABASH, ST. LOUIE & PACIFIC.
LRAvR, ARRIVE.
Daily.
X. O., ST, JOE D @. u. (vis Council Blufs.)
LRAvB. ARRlvR.
Mall ........ 300 q m Exprcsst. ....... 7:6oa m
Expresst ...... $3.50 p m Mal..... ...... 1885 p m
ARRANGEMENToF SUNDAY TRAINS
During July Saturday, Sunday and Monday Chicago
trains will rotate as follows:-
Saturday evening trains leave July 9Th and 2eth via
@, NJ. & st, P;July 10th via the North Western; July
18th via the Rock Island. Arrive In tho same
order the Monday following,
Sunday morning trains depart and Sunday evening
trains arrive July 9th and 9th via the Rock Island,
July 18th via the North. Western, and July goth via
the q NJ d st p.
Omaha daily bee., 1884-07-17
From b. Il Nj Depot; Tenth Street.
B. 4 NJ. RAILRoAD-MAIN LINE.

OMAHA ANT DARTMOUTH TRAINS:
Lv. Omaha at 1850, and S:45 q IN; 1850, $40, 7:45 p m
Ar. Omaha t6:25, $40 and 1905 q m; ZOO, 1850 p m
Duly.
@. B.. Il O. r. R. (via P~lattsmouth.)
LRAvB. EARRIyBY
Eastern Exp. -. s46 q m Omaha Exp. .... .S:4oa m
Chicago Exp. -. .4:50 p m Western Exp. . 1880 p m
Daily.
K. c., ST. ]. & c. b. (va P~lattsmouth.)
LRAyE. ARRIVE.
Mail. .......... s:45 q m Exprcsst ....... casa
Expresst ... ,....7:46 m Mail............ 1880 p
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Lido

Steady; green butchers, $780,; green sailed,
75@Sc; dry flint. 12@l2c; dry salt l0@lllc
damaged hides, two-thirds price.
Tallow-5t@Gc.
Sheep Pelts.-25cGSl 90.
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- TAE MEnICAL PR0EESsION

anil lr.ll'lG no.r''.i'F AIr vr1'nrIy
t.Iptataud tho morris az "t3lf"i7
Tas,i4 loY gOHif," ur rurly . b;
.lo omnnu- ch mist. A.'Lh' +. y, Ia
HkssAl.L. Nh, FRS, or london.
Tng.lw: gu3 also "a endorsement ~
ta, ..lclratd physician, Prof !
EluTH'sAulSNl WILSON, F.lt5"AL.n..
~ Lonlng, arc lll Hi94 0n each bottle.
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FINANCE AND COTTON


New York paper sAys the ridiculous nhhn
eial schemes concerning the currency Will
are hslrg advocated b, MT. hnoknet n' ~,
OF tho House Cimmltoo on bentlng shu ,u ny
renoy, are not producing la financial circles the
lenOfalIIlng effect they necessarily Wuulu WI
II not that tue senate aud President sAnu ~ VI
way y o. 9co tne Tho Sanction OF tho IIoa,. II Is
regarded NJ quito certain lhat mourn VIC ~
tlonsl banks may not be able 10 opleln ~ me
hands Of Congress tao relsl they neeui hno,e
will at least 30 no acuon laseh Hh'"I"n'"S !"
'" i, has been supposed that tho advancement
of the heavy January divldenis ahd ih'
terest would have streng'henoa "a,
stock marseL bat suh has not
hc"n tho ease prncs have further declined,
and there IL the ssme lack OF Interest ohtnr part
~ tho general public that has prevailed for
niAnv months The situation 10 most disrourhg
ing aud the depressing influences atwofk upon
tho market ars, as n whole Of chw,.i9r n"l 70
he easily or speedily overcome, WINE lls
seems To- be . disposition 10 watih prices aud "a
question regarding certain speclalu,t, the III
terest goes no further aud the orders gwen TO
buy o soil as a result VI this walahisg and IN.
uuIry nre few s1d fur between. Tine MARI et hs
sot ipto a deem and very bad Tui, aud All effort
10 extrlcato II Is untVaitnR ana uh,0,ui'ly sse'
less. The cu,rate troubles In tho wc,'d cfcsslng
railroad earnings, hsuccssslon ol hleneIa, ~.
harrassnsnts aud numb 'rlcss rumorR-hl or
deroastofy chzrsctsr-hRyo. tgother d 'stroyeu
Ali or nearly all confidence In railroad stoc rs
aud bonds The money that would ofvlhhrily
"a
Wing idle or being loaned on good security, at
an unusually los rate. IL may We weeks or u
may 10 mo nths bsioro the change iot tne oatlet
co,ne, mi. nj present, every body IL at Ssa,'
aud predictions arc OF no value while t every
body 10 hoping for chang. In ihe near iulnrr,
there seems Ia reality, 70 DO very
ii,tls upon which such hope
ssl be well based. Financially, the situ-
alton ia . strong one Tho statement OF our
local banks Tor mo past week shows heavy
gaius Ia cash resources ana u contraction OF
million aud half IN leats. Tho surplus re-
serye OF the banks is larger thar has been IN
three years. sud is likely to be sall further IL
creased by tressutry payments for called bonds
and by tho influx OF currency from the Interior.
The banks are. therefore, in un uncolnmuuiy
strong position and VIII be nhla - AFFORD ample
recommendation to mcichaub In connection
with The spnng trade. Every business man
knows the important place n bank holds IN ths
facilitail1n Of the business aud oKchnnges OF
the country, and the fHct that they are sounu
and prosperous, aud that the cifcnlaing me
diuni 10 unquosiionarly good uudcr any Gu
cumttances, must t1crl an assuring ana ha4u-
tsry iniluerao upon new business piolecti
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nHv. SAMUEL ROSE, d. ID. cHRIs STAN
IL gsardi.n and evangelist Toro1io W.,
had severe and painful trouble ery'ipelsuous
Affection Of limbs; tried the best rcdic.l skill
without success Giles Eminent removed The
itching, burning sensation; effected cure. Triel
bottle 25c. sod py CRowDUe D BALDWIN.
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MEDlcAL'
SnI,A'. Gg!,..t d Nay Flower,
MEDICAL;
ThoTlmoTdolaudluIycrllly ApproycdRomciy
forau Diseases oilac hlall,raud h,duDs.
"a Po-'''... sg.s. 4 acre all
Ob .acdies Iin Iaii'
ed 10 Produce Itffa D.

"Bglghrs Disease ~ tao Gil. a." fearful
fcouue, which spares noIth,rl.A "A norcuudl
lion. becomes an inclnhlr disease only i0r o.,
want u timely attention. Ifallowcl 10 work Ia
nvasc, unchecked until d laos fastened upon ihe
yials olits victim, no mcdica skiil eau release li'
hold. itclnImsitsp prey. aud annually numbers ~
victims by The thousand \ timely use 81
Smiths Extract of May Flower
viii positively prevent such results. In proof u
th assertion, we cite you 10 the numbcrlc' tcsi'
muul.ls Ia our possession, and quote such cmi'
ncnt authorities ns Dr.. lll Ives, Of Sew Haven.
Conn, aud Dr.. King Compiler u Kings Dis
pcn.atou) Ask your own physician II mc'o
name. nm, auihortics, uul decide ior yourself
whether you viii sacrifice your lie rather 'hau
surrender your prejudice o. ln advertised mcdl-
cine. Decide now, u may mot Doc too late
Smiths Extract of May Flower
{, natures own remedy Itisno WHO iecociIon
oinauscou. dugsaud dangerous chemicals May
Flower is o. modest little plant which grows in
Sow rouuiuud IN rcpu,y lyluin aud Euwrsy.
d imrruruul u,,r,nrcuI boo it properties, and
has frequently bcoD used 90 great advantage Too
uBrhuu and B1vp, "omphilis ~ children. lt'
great merit. however lsiu i,s gentle and efficient
action 0u iho Kidneys. % removes all impurities
thruurhulunl channels and restores thosytipm
toahcalthy condition. lturpmpty relieve, pains
On the back and lolns. In cases olwcnk and DOLE
cato females. Co., value is beyond computation
Hut ior the natural W5lc.ty Of woman, which
causes her 20 shrink from newspaper publicity
SO might publish hundreds Of testimonials OF
mcst,mublc benefits derived from it, use.
Ask your druggl.t FOR smiths Extract OF May
Flower. Read carefully the circular around tho
bottle. u Is yours TO choose between
Health, Happiness and lie.
Disease, Misery aud Death
Prepared only 10y g. II. Smith & Bro, Coyington.
Ky. For salc ~ al. druggists.
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Flows /! PlOwS!

call yesterday. Lsrd Tor February began At
4 S2i.2 bid aud closed with trading At 70,
which IL n gain Of 20 cents on previous close
Nav Lard closed a. q. 70. which Il q gain from
yesterday Of 10 cents
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Corror-The New York M rkot opened steady
to-day and closed duh, utseady Yesterday
prices. in column. applied 70 the opening or tnu
close OF to-day presents an Interesting stuSfs
points and on last call had gninud ? polnh 20 .
prevou. close; February ON flrs oail ws.. ~
points aud on last call showed gam OF Pu ..n.
inesnd gained 1 poiuts on previous close, al
last call, and 40 on 10 October when nvhs.
points Al nr.t call and gained II o pSs,su
ala. c':' Few York to-day were 1000
under the previous day. Liverpool fatures are
almost at previou spriccs for all months. Inere
IA 4 slight advance on April ard Mayand Iune
And Ju'y, Al that port 3 stesdied tone luled
the forenoon MARKET and at close was TN
Al New Orleans the tone was very steMy at
opening. but dull ct close WIN s sssss c ala Se
Orleans brought 10 Is cents and were MOI n,sa
At close On last call, February gainsdt nree
points from previous close ana ms noin, zach.
June gained poiuiS July and Angus. - s ~
ed S points cash aud september went OH
iCstober ON first call advanced oinis I'D ad.
vancea other points m Ia : aslI. Novmoe pc,
was not called unit close and gained p9is on
previous close. Taxing Ia IN, ennre Iio VI
futures. the outlook Is encouraging. mat,
Produce Cnicago-wheai is reAeting. n','e
In favor Of the bulls February gainS ll-o
cents to-day snd May eained cent dh NJ a,
at close to-dsy sold al % 81 ana ,nV adj.
- a. co-n also ftruafy
ana Nav each gained rs On previous cote,
Tebrgafy corn closed to-day at 81 S-S, ~ Nay
closed at IS l-2. Grain receipts io.d| ar.
Wnea'., .o''' ye,'st sloil' corn 1g7 81 ats.
l1s762 ,-,..s, ,f, nc
81 % a, ~ ,,n,ca,a or drnf call to.day HDruary
WI - 20 & ,vsich T. a gain OF the FACTION
on previous Close. Nay closed Al 70 30
which 10 gain Of l.2 cents
Cors for delivery In FebrusrT nsssn 10y -
B7-s and closed at AZ Ia, whi,h y a 1isnn.
iran previous close. Nay corn closely d 5-a
which is IS higher than y evious clf. os,s
for February sod at 50 Ia. or gain un =, ane
oats for My sold a. So IL which ~ sAu' VI
Provisions Cbicsgo-Provisions arfsdunc
sne IN full ~ nr.thy with the gray msket
Ee6ruary pork 10 Is cents HE her than ~ y.
slcsinc n day At 1907 IL. Nay pofhosed eo-
az 81 ibs7 Ia WHOM u gain Of H'2 ON ="
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BANKS
Dallas National Bank
DALLAS. TENAs.
PAID UP CAPITAL. SI5O.000
TTanlAnls 3 NnneIaI nankilF nnlIn0.a.

Transaos ~ General Banking Business.
OFFiCERS-s. q, Bsyno, Presidents r v.
Tompkius Ylcc.prsldeug y. ~ Logrdon,
Cashier
DIRECTORS 4. q. Bayuo, X. v Tomp'
kins 4 X Ferguson, A, j. Pc ter, J, n, TfeEe.
want, JT l.. A Mofdecal " u Wright q, A.,
Heating y. a RoardOn
The following nrc Eastern Subscribers 70 tho
Stock of this Hans. Estate Charles wheeler, laio
Vice. President Ceutra National Bank, fhiadel.
bank, Philadelphia. 4 " brow Prryidcnt
Lite e TruN Company, y iladclphia W. A.
Pullman. President scaboard Bank, New YofF
: @, nayn,, President Firt National bank,
Bank, Orcan, n. YtJ. V. Ritz, ~ Petersburg
tPa.) Savings Bank; J, u, Hanna, Weir rlow
Company Monmouth, M ID, O'Day, Vie.
President United Pipe Lines.
Tank IN Dexter 4 Fui gussnn's former iusur'
anoo Onice, MAIN STREET
y ~. % UOHEuh ~, ~, uLAuausra
StgCidOnt NinC'Fgprifsai
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Tho OLD, The Tried, Wonderful Health
Renewing Remedies.
strong's sanaiye Pills FOR the LIVER. 4
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Strons's Pictorial Pills insure healthy appe-
tile, good d igestion, regularity OF the bowels.
a sure remedy for Colds and rheumatism. A
precious boon to delicate females, soothing and
bracing the nervous system and giving yigor
and health 10 every fibre OF the body. sold ~
druggists. For pamphlets etc.. address q. X.
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IOHN w. nonEMUs,
u ArrORNEl-AT-LAW and LAND AGENT
Bryan Texas.
Commo ~ial PRACTICE solicited
n INDSLEY a BItADFokD,
Ia ArTOkNLfs & COUSSELLO ls ATLAW
TCS Main street tup-siairsl Dallas texas.
Gives special attention " CON mer1ial ani cor
poratol law In siate and Federal conria
~ :. BELL, eCcurty Aftorceyi
Il ATTORNEY. AT-LAW and LAND AGENT
Bsird; Callahan county. -ss
IhT Is. JtiHN.oN,
ATTORNEY-AT.i Aw and NOTARY PUBLIC
GAINESVILLE. TEXAS.
Reference. Frs NLiinrsl Bant.
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COTTON.

sror cotton opened quiet and closed easy at
New York, wi IA sales moro than triple INC daG
befor,, AT previous prices There Is no chang
AT IIverpOrl In quoinunns sHd the fuin8 ~
moderate inquiry freely supplied. AZ r'gards
Galy .ston sales to-day III e. lsb bales OF cot.
ton delivered m. rs the ruling was quiet ana
prices unchanged. A. frgaris Now orleans
Nessis. ". b. Llghtluot %. lhl a. pgIlh
to-day fIon, their principal Correspondent
ssylur. m ,rket very sick IN cousaou nee OF con-
tinued failures In ali branches OF business
throughout the c.uuIIy. spot rates AZ nov
Orleans to-day reached the customary numot
or thereabouls, aud prices ere unchangel' nc
opening tone was easy Hnd stasd!er ~ clols,
At Dallas spo.s are III stsary demsnd shu
quoted prices Receipts ,o.day arc heavier,
Compress got ] bale from Arlington u
John Huntington; / bale from Palmer
TO Tom Spruance ard 6 beles from k,ufman Ia
Sanger Bros also 80 Ia es by wagon, maxi \ =
total to the compress A. California ystd got ~
bales by WAGON aud the total receipts at Dslihs
To-day ia l67 The shipments".all ousr ths
oult Colorado q Santa Fe. ARE 2is by white x
Co ami 100 by T. b.. Mitchell or 3S total
Tho Crater portion o. the cotton ,
to.day IL the property OF ginneri AMI country
msrchauts. There are several iarge los OF tho
same sort expected in this week. II /. also
Known that farmers accustomed to So l AZ this
point have not all reported yet by = long ways
and lhe refors receipts will continue 10 show up
ali ~ .oms dime To come.
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eBld ASKED.
ToNs-Opened: New York, steady: New Or
Loans. very steady. Liverpool. steadirr Closcd:
New York, dull but STEADY; New orleans, dun;
Iivernanl firm
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% insanity aud death,
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wholcssle Agent. j. =. SCOTT & co.. Gal
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ONE OF THE BEST PHYSICIANS.

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tice for qutfn long time, an regard Il as tho
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II Is ace tain unl safe remedy for all kinds OF
blood uoi'un aud skin huwOr, and IN the hun
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! have cured blood taiutin