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HARpMARr AVID rrrrAI.a.

AxKs-Uollins, y doAsn, 500; Gold Dollar
Double Sit, 100.
sEILIEIb AND LtDs-45to = nj sugar ksl.
TiE PLATH--L. @. l0sit, = box, 500; [. o,
ltx2O y box, 800; Ierno llx2l, D hcx, $50,
Iqrne, AO1&S, n box, li.50.
ftHWARE-fiecod, discount 50 y cont,
stamped, discount 10 r. cent.
H0LDEk-No. !, l6Ci Nc. n and a. 10 y e
DUCH hOKBE COLLARs-NO, 1,Afi Yl dozen,
hAMEs-Iwo loop, $50 9 dOssni thrs5 lOop,
TAcEs-In boxes, 100 pspers, $50 o bor.
HRuh HQE9-b dozar, 100; railroad picks,
d0Een, Hb0.
MArrCCKs--4 duugn, $50.
Aunnrn BErTrNG-DiGcOunt 30 q cent
NAILa-S,0O, rata.
bHoyEls AM srADNs-ltowlRndia dia.
count ~ y cent; AmeH' list, 81 81 goods, a !.
count 40 alu 10 n cent,
HEAVY hARDWARE-5harJg, nnishs4 500
poles, l8bli Hingleiress, wagons, eslett, LIS;
buggy, AIS; express, 40; WAGON tOnrnps
1000; hickory 01les, ll.00; hOlstora AIS; com.
Ing poles, $40; spokesi Xxx, select, 40;
xxx, 40 sawed fallueH, ~, LIS; q, 400.
hoWden shoes, go; northwestern horse nails
No. O. 500; 4 SOS; o. go; Car iron, 20 rai6;
pillow steel, 70; sprip, 81, So, cast fieei, igo,
bueGIKs-Orad0 : gnd bpring ton, Os Go
ltN,0O! DO open, 70.J,,.s60Q0; do side sprine
TOP, l00N00ll31.0Oi do. side bar, lOOOJg MOO.
do, phWtons, l2iOefl5Q.00i grade a. lElds
sprlngi liO.Ul4AO00; do. phmtOns, l5lRHs
2O.gOi bump scat huegltg, I55,OJll2BC.OD, pipt.
form hprlnga, ll00O0l1lQO, thrss nprina WAC.
ona, 9lO0ln6,0O.
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DEx GOODS.

PRIETB--M errimaok, fancy, 81; Marohss.
Ter b,$;Arnoldi 8; American, 81; Pacific, Ok
Hamilton, 61Si Gloucester, ~; Gloucester
mng. b59; Gloucester silver grey, ~
Allen, 5Hi Lodi44i simpson, 8; Eddy stone
o. Simpson mngi @; Allen, pink aud
purple, Of Simpson silver grey, o; Richmond
pink and purple, 8; Dunnell, shirtlng, al
RRgetta shifting, ~; Allen check, 81; Pea.
dale, ~,
Blown SHEETIEGs--Crown, TX; Augusta
81 Ettrlch Ii, s. Charter Oak, ~; IAYs Oak
4; International, %; Laurence LII, o; glOn.
G GT "a Ent,efIPTlsss q Glendale - q BoaN
Brown SH1RTING-C Cast Iron, 8; Farm,
ers. IA Honest, ~; Pocahontas, "a; Allen.
gale, 9 Century Bfj Dwight, n; Lockwood
~; Mnotoha, 81; Bedford Il, ~.
BLEAUHED SHIRTING-NeW York, 100
Wamsutta, u5si Langdnn, %; LOusdalo "a
LOnsdnlo Camhrlc, -; MasCnytlle lOl< .iNruii
Of the Loom, 81 Gold Medal, *; Cream o
Observation-Disclosures, A o A, 10; Amoskes,
| A, l3Ii swift River, "a Standard Q, Z; Eas-
ION M lOZ; Easton "A, IL; Oakland fancy
| Va Acme ODD, 81; Raleigh, lOl&; standaft
q y; Pearl River, lii sibley Awning 10.
| sfBlPEs-AamlltOn l0A; ThorndIke, lOl.
american, 81 Rock River, o.; Raleigh, 81
known, 0-8, 10. ~"
DEEIas-Amoskeag lg}ti Otis, lSl; York
| CHECKS AND PLAIDs-Mount Pleasant, 7
Catawbn, u; Old Dominion, 7; Memphis
| ~ Queen City, 81; Augusta, 7; Tennesses
| lOHi Cottondale, Z; Cumberland Check, Z
| Slbley,S.
GiNGHAMs-Ba "; slatersyllls, 4
| Nesttille, II Rates Dress Plaid, 9; Scotch b
! ~ NJ; AmOskeag. 50; BelleView, ~
| washington, u Wlndemere, ~
HHv1Ors-oakdale, ~; sterling, tx
unhnownl b. b., %; Slbley, 90; Glen Rid
| die, los; Harrisburg, 81; Slater, 81; Ever
ett, IA Boss, 8; SllYerdale, 81; Arlington, 0
Victoria, IL; Gormanla, 1915; Bates, u.
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CoFFEk-Rio ialT, s1s6sl0; prime, l0S@lllS;
| choice, lSt9lS; laguyra, IL; Java, 2Oi golden
Rio, IA; Pes Berry, lSl@lS9S.
TEAs-ooioug, 1890; Imperial, 1SlsSos
| Young Hyson, 4N(G60; Japan, eO(G6i.
| SUsARs-Powdered and cut loaf, So;
standard granulated, s; Louisiana white
clarified, I; yellow clarified, I; seconds, 90
/ @e9z
RIcE-Domestic, 7Gs; foreign, none.
| MoLAssKs - Choice Louisiana, 65S55S;
| prime, 50; fair 10 good, S5; corn Sirup, 40.
CRAcKERs-X Soda, 81; xxx Soda, g.;
\ snowflake, 10; Cartoon $. T., lib, IL; cream
| soda, 9 ;ENcelsior oyster, z; X ginger snaps, s.;
| MN ginger snaps, 9; y Lemon cream, s.;
| MN Lemon cream, 8; cakes and iumhles,
| II; animals, u; charms, u; strawberry
| cakes, 70; sugar waters, is; cocoa bars, l5;
| finger WHters, 10; stage planSs, 8.
/ SoDA-Bi-cafbonate, in kegs, ~; bi-carb.,
in cases ~; lump sal. soda, In kegs, "a;
| granulated sal soda, IN COB drums, 3.
| TOBACCO Plug; ll-incb, 30l5S5; twist, 7oE,
and OF, $500 Navy plug, %s4ei smok-
| tobacco, 25G60.
S,ScANTSgEp ,Soopss-2s tomatoes, LOO;
Goi AZ rasSborrles i.5o 2fS wGorlsberries,
| l.Oi 2ib peaches, Leo; SID peaches, 2,25; 2ib
/ string beans. lilo; On Lima beans, 1875; Wins
| lows corn, 2B, I 80; j. Minslow jones' corn,
Oh, 1876; mountain corn,2ib can, S5; early
| June peas, Its; Humsen's fine family, IS;
Numsen's maIrowfm, 7O French peas per
case, Of 100 cans 1000; oysters, I'm full
weight, l.l5; Oh f. W., 40; IN /, W., 20; Oh
| /. W., lbs; m lobsters l.S5 lib salmon, 10:
| lib mackerel, l.25; 10 corn beef, ECO; 2tb corn
beef CO., shrimp S.25; chile con earne, 3.25;
| 3ib apples, l.25; gal. apples, 325
SNuFF- CARROTS, OF, % per case; OF,
$50: o., S'S5; Ralph's, 6 OF, 1876 l OF, S.25i
| Il OF, A25.
,,l soAr = 255 Z bog, blu. india, u q
bavs, $40 81 box; ID Fatlnet Sl8; y satinet,
$50; 5 10 bar eoCoanut oil ,S75; 10 full value,
SIS; white Husslani 5.lOi l lb Dandy, 325;
x Dandy, 40.
CANDLEB-Star, null waight l2if@l2n,
OENEHE-Fuil cream none.
HofE-6c basis; cotton ropS, lSc,
box.
WsAPrINs PApER--Rag and straw, IS I6o-
PlCKLEs-2-gallou pals, mixed pickles,
100; glass pinIs, LILO; glass quarts, 200; glass
gallon goo GlRea gallon, l5oi glass hor,
gallon, 1850
NJ ACXHRHIe-No. barrels. 1850, No i "a.
barrels, $50; No. L-harr6le, 4.50; " w.
barrels, 1906 No. Z 1%-barels. 200; Nc ikts
LILO; No. klts, los; No. 3 kits, LOO.
HOLLAND HERRIEG--lmportsd, l.2b y k6s
CANDY-Stlok, we q 70; fancy, lElss5c,
HAIGfN6-l0ndon layer, SO.
CipBH-- rab apple, acc; Missouri cider 800
y gallon vinegar, u gallon, lSie20c.
SrAEoH--P Pearl, 4Aci royal glass, 49ic Ban.
ton I'm PACKAGES, 70; corn starch, ID pack
glass, &c; lib gloss8A @6lkc,
.YS-Conoentrated, 2T59A,00.
lUG5-We quote: lie - gall0p for glazed;
crooEs, lCc Ii gsllon for glazed.
DRIED PRACHHS--U npesied, SCI peeled, t7o.
REORGANIZATION baoon, 7Ac; short dry
salt l54c breakfast bacon, lOHc; canvassed
hSuis. l0Nc, lard, In tierces, &c; 80 ID cans,
SIC; con cans, SAoi l0-b cans, SIC; 5-i6
cans, So; 8-ib cans, -.
WooDENwARE-Half bushol measures,
iron bound, q dozen, $780, 3 nest tubs,
225; nest, 2.75; No. tubs, a
dozen, go; No. 2,S0oi No. 8, ZOO; nest
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LIQUORS.


aIooKOIs-N gallon. S285QHs7.
bRANpTEs-Domestiu,ia gallon, sl.6JJi 500,
imported cognaC, lSI7,1A gallon,gl BO. ISL NJ IA.
lh.Vi io,l0i ls68, $3.50; 1850, T.sO; 1903, N 40
iis,e, tl0,y9i Otard, pupuy a Co.'S cognao, ISL,
s1.5gi llO, 1900; 1854, S90O; 1919 ti025; Bis,
t6.bQ; lSis, $780, WV 'N'V'
9tN-Dnmegllc,N gallon, ~ .ftlR2 % Import.
Holland, Sa.0t93I5; Blr Robert Burnettis Old
Tom ao caas' Is6OCss.OOi Holland, y case, ST.S0
YMisEy-Reotlned, e5 - cent. proof !,
gallon u.Ni Western, sLS1El. 90; Bourhot
tlAO9g.5li Rye, ll.6AeS,dO; Scotch imporisd
N.00elb; Irish, Imported, SL25RU.M
CuAhrAuNKs - Piper Heidsoick. oparts.
y noaen, &'OQiJ .krug \ Co, quarts, h doson,
lA,bOi Moor q ChandOn, Silitry MoussSnx. a,
apAsn, A.O6i g, Goulet, y dozen, $500; q.
n. Mumm q CO'a,dry ssfsenay, AID, EItra
Dry G0ipintH, 81 additional.
WINNB-Colif0rniR claret, n gallon. IN,
eleniandcl hol,N gallon, I 0lGl ,importa,l
olareei ordinary, ~ c0sk, TO.O00S0.0O; faniiv
oiArett, por cask, 30,00Gl25.0O;ane clnrgis x
oa,fi lOlQASlibO0i Medoo, Hcpsp, 600; st
Julian " case, $780, Marganx, H case, 100,
S sn. Cs9St' case, lo;00i Lsrose, y case
'f3oS'e- iliIc; ordinary, y case, s.SOsl2 20.
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DRUag,

AoLDe-Sulphurio, = carboy, 1915; eltric, 9
q, 6St959o. oIalio. " n, lOiS; tartArio, pow
derca y D., l5Gi8.
0uMs-ATADio, selbot, u n, 500: gsAtsiGn
Is 10 SOC; oamphor, ~ 20 IS; opium, A,2) 10 4.4O
ouB- Bergamot, Sgnd5rBOn's, y n S2lO;
anon, Senderson's &l.65i peppermint tsQ0.
wlntorRroen, S2,25; olive, Malaga, gt.2h,
BoAPH-Castilo, notified, "a y, SQlOc, cEa.
10, white, lilQl5.
hIsuEGI.AN 90 Ammonia, uarb., o r.,
40; alum, 895i arrOWrOOti Bermuda, S0ai BAL.
ylln, copah8, 6oi boraxt refined, lO3sl2; calo-
cHggln buds, n 70, lH9lS; cream tartar, pnrn
y m, yoj corrosive uhimate, s. NJ, 50; oblOro-
Q.m, 81 N, so; extract logWOod, buli
20, Ee1l ;;ggiyeerl,ne, bulS, 3 ~ 5@l9lG
lrohu, short, Il ~ IS; leaves, Soma, Alex.
y n, ~; rnorphin, sulph, = or, $50; spirits
liteL sweet, y ", 20; strychnia, crystals, gl.8
el4oi Upiooai b %, u wSxi white, p n,
FhfN.
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nnnTs nm rMnna.

EMsn's kip broeRns, 05el25; buys' xir bro.
gAns 6y9lO0; mems 2, cali brogans, l.OlNl,75,
plcws, SSdl25. men's hun halls, congress- and
button, l,b0tr2c5; monis calf tails, congress
and button, 2b0Gi.,0i mon'B KIP boots, 2s,ONl
W,00i mems ~ cplf boots, A.Ul(ei6.OO. iuenia
,plf hOote, gbOQClG0.o0; boy'r kip boots, 22.0t
u,nOi boys p. calf bUota, l6,yJe2i00; boy'f
inlf boots, 22b0,pIl.OO, womens ~ kip polkRa
5NW<c; Misses ~ kip pOlkas, 61,Gi0o;
hlld's ~ Kip polkRs, all sizes, ihl5tc, ohlld'H
y lpOlrss, ali slTes, 6S965c; womon't calf pee
So polish, NQl.l0; womeng In sewed pol-
lh, eNCel.26; womena calf BCwe, polish, LAC
nl.TlS; women's grain aeWed and polish, 81
el,2b; womena EiA sgWcd, e0SLT6; Women'r
mat refuad pntiaf. Fffhll5h.
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WOOL, HDnp Avn PELrR1Es,

Wool Mexican, free OF buns nominal;
Me- aan improved, u; MEDIUM l5Al6c; fne
wool according "a dirt aud condition, "a
09l5;hurry, @eac psrponnd lea, according to
burrH.
6DEs-Prlme plump 1ints, 20 ne and ur,
l3o psr n; seconds, plump finta, 20 nE and M,
l2i per nj primo light aud kips, No per X;
bulls Gndatags, 1890 per NJ; dry sailed, 10
@ll,soi according 10 condition. gfSan sNltsd,
7p7Hc,
rAlIow.--Prlue tallow, 90; lallow grease,
yellow n brOuu, 19s,,A
FrLrEIEs--Antalepo i19l3o; sheep polis,
~ pof WOOL NtaSlQi sheariagH, leel ibc ;Fallln
or poverty nom 0Nl2o.
Isales OF wool since April Is have boon
chieHy lS@l6c. and nearly all receipts 80 far
olOssd medium.
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lUliREM An RuIIpINa nArnP1Ar.

LuMnnn- Rough lumber, SisOO;k nRtiy,
ceiling, IN Coz Il native ceiling, 9256: n nativ,
n nS.9rlngl seaVOi 9thatyo siding, 100; q rough
press, i.0l; No. cypress, a5b, native mir,
hearts, SoNi native sap, t2,Tb, F'-'
tosTs-CedaI pests, best, l2I{o each.
BRick-Dallas brick, $50 per 1000
PLAB1HR PARfs-New York. I0l, Mtoh,.
z an, 40 por barrel. wv 'A''"i
. SSlrMENr-Rossndale, ATS; Portland, bsS,
SToNE ELuEs-About 900 per foot.
or according 10 aiEo.
LInk-Coopered lime, 400 per barrel, ~
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Whom you visit or leave New York CITY
save Baggage Expfessage and 81 Carrinpe
Hire and stop at the GRAND UNION nd.
elegant rooms, fitted up at n cost OF one
million dollars, 81 and upwards per day.
European plan. Elevators Restaurant
supplied with the best, Horse cars, stages
aud elevated railroad 70 all dopote. Fami-
Grand Union Hotel that VI any other nrst.
classxhCtel In the city.
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GRArNAND BREADsTuFFs.

WHEAT 758SOc.
HyE-kansas, gic,
COIN--In ear, csc sacked, 76c.
OArs-ln bulk, 5c; nom store, sg9S
higher.
FLoUR-Per cwt.; Patent, gs.i5j fancy, $500,
choice family. ia7O92.SO; xxx, S2.50e2,6O;
low grade, G.G0(12a5.
BRAN-Perowt!At mills,9Ooi in store, " $50
Ito.
CoBViEAL-Fino bolted por 100 pounds
u.6O
BoMfNY AND GRITa--S5 por barrel.
NEEp--Chopped corn per 100 pounds, 81 ~
chopped corn and oats per 100 pounds, 1.t0:
born bran per 100 pounds, SO.
GRAHAM FIcUn-por leo pounds, s.
AAI--Prairioi 40 TO tl3 Per ton, mil,
Let, $40 per ton, or $40 loose.
MINT SEED-Large, Sl.20; small, Sl.O0.
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1HE BtlAESS NUhLD
CsMERCIAL.


DALLAS, Ma6.--To-day marks no quota
Bile change IN sin and breadstues, and cot
ton In local ciIss is only discussed with re-
lation 10 lis aspects in coming months
The heIetoforsplIndid prospects unlver-
sally reported ,em now TO be threatened
With oottcap HERALD Specials, last
night, report hry and damaging rains and
dangerous andestructive floods. The inn
portapce or sidficance OF this devastation
can not yet Indefinitely ascertaned, but
that II Is true IL unquestiOnable the facts
Will moi pest one TO gainsay. If
these rains nj the submergipg OF low
landsare as genial as indicated, the effect
on The market hy, IL q few days, be quite
ed. FiguE IN grain ana bresdsIufls
mold hrm ana ipcate strength and activity.
wheat quotes 'evious prices at Is to so
cents; rye, kans, IS cents; corn, In ear, 65
cents oats rerrts good demand and un-
changed ngureSulk, 30 cents; from store,
2toS cent high, Hay is in fair demand,
Millet seed holdteady Mt Fl.2l FOR large and
reduction OF DENTS for small.
The grocery AIDE is fairly active and
MARKS an advice, In sugars, powdered
and cut loaf noban advance Of 20. and
hold steady at <, AID Louisiana sec Inds
advance q TO- laand remains Arm AT 81 to
"a MOlasses ls been perved by the
strengthening tAe and corn syrup I'M
proved and ;sls easy at 40. Running
through the ente list these are the only
mpTovementSsown while trivial revision
occurs IN NOudeSarC, bUb hardly such as to
meke them quOtble Rope has dropped &c,
and holds at % cotton rope, lSc Mack
erel, pickles, soa and candles remain quiet.
Fun cream cheei is not quoted, owing 10 Its
scarcity.
Dry goods are ioderately active and have
made no quOtay advance or decline. The
season of actlvS has about closed until
later months.
Drugs hold prgiogs figures and report II
rather weak pulc.
Boots and shes are rot intentionally
changed and rdOId no marked trading.
The lumber market is stirring, and the de
mand is even itOre than fair. Building ia
general and necessity creates clever activity.
I'M Hardware he tone IS quiet and registers
no variation.
The stir AMI hustle In WOO, circles has
somewha5 abaSd but the market holds fair,
and best grade o, IL months light medium
bring l6Ac. HeXican improved drops lc.
and held' steldy at l2l6l6c.
Hides hold aesdy. The season for poverty
macs Is over Prime plump hints quo'e at
1870, seconds, X.
The liquor market registers improvement,
holds firm andrepOuS varied quotations.
The tone of tie fruit and poultry trade is
idlri but noting reports revision except
eggs, which relori scarcity almost 20 FAM
Inc, and mark Up TO l2Lc.
IN i've stick moderate trade Is re-
ported NochlpBe, though, Is quoted and
previous tieule are held. Eeeyes hold at 81
10 cents per lound; COWS, cents; sheep,
'IlO los $3.50; hogs, SIS to B.. cents per pound.
The entire list reviewed holds about as pre-
tlously. 10 marked activity Is chrOnlCled,
Dul PREVIOUS figures appear TO present a bold
'front.' ana rc3iFi the pressure Of a dee inc
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LEATHER

LoUIsvIILz OAK sole LEATHER-x
heavy, free OF brands, SSc ID; X medium, free
lbi A medium, one brand, $40 10; Baltimore
crop, &c.
BUFFALO SLAuGHrER-Prime, 10 to II II
slides SOC 10; good, 10 TO p sides, CSC ID; coun
| ter II 10 IA ID sides, DC loi q. D., MafamOras
| eBc Id; No. |, oak harness lea, 80 10 SIC Id
| No. 2, oak harness lea, 81 10 SIC Id; No l
| hem harness lea,SSc ID; No. chem harness lea
hem Skirting loa, SO 10, Welt and urldls
| leather, 81 TO IS a side.
pHiIApELPHIA CALF--Extrs quality, q
10 80 III TO DOZEN, $l,20 10; ~ so AZ 10 TO dozen
N.l6 ID; a to 50 Id TO doEen I06 10; 90 to 80 II
o doEen. 81 10; 81 TO 10 10 " doEen, $50 lh.
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FRuIT Ann pOuLTRY.

ArrLEs-t $50 per barrel; none IN market
ORANort-Eiclly, = hoN, $40 to 80 S.
STRAWBERRIES $3.50 per case, accord-
ing 10 quality.
lrseNs-slolly, 3 boz, 6S,NGS.7S
DATKs-ln frpilR, &c.
HANArAa--2QltsS5oA bunch,
0NIoEB-None In market.
PoTAroxs--F burhehold | 20; new, LOO.
OABBAaH-fc per 10; 6O975c doc. Texas.
NhlokhNs-Ws ornis ~ 400 y aessn
spfing, GIb; turkeys, bo(oI5c.
! heVB-l2lfoy dOsSn. tcarce.
.BuTrnR-pest grade northern, 800; besi
ps,lsa county, lblalsc other Tens county
nut{fr, lbo, according 70 quality,
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LIVE arnrrr-

Tho Or Citations given below refer 20 ooru Tod
animals, living weightl
BEEvks-Sif0Aic nor pound
CoWs-3GSiSo per poundrmllch COWS, rom,
on, f30 per head.
BHEKP-prime, $40 TO $50
HoArB--Nono ON the market.
doa8-3'6l13I per pouud.
BULLS AEDssTACa-l5<a2o PER pound.
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Uure Tor piles,
Piles are frequently preceded by q
sense of weight IN the back, loins ana
lower part of the abdomen, causing the
patient TO suppose he has some aiIec.
tion OF the Kidneys or neighbOring or
gans. AT times, symptoms of indiges.
zion are present, tistulency, uneasl-
ness of the stomach, etc. A moisture,
like perspiration, producing very dis
ag6eable itching, after getting warm,
10 q common attendant. Blind,
Bleeding and Itching Piles yield at once
to the application OF DR.. Bos ankO's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly npou The
parts Affected, absorbing the fumors
allaYing the intense itching, and affect,
ing permanent cure. Price, 90 cents.
Address, the DR.. Bos0uko Medicine Co,
Plqua, Ohio. Sold by all druggists.
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NEW YORK, May 26-Money on call easy
at ! per cent; prime mercantile paper, u
81 foreign exchange quiet; 1867 for go days
and 1881 for demand.
Closed at the following prices bid:
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y indow Glass at low prioes, and
graging done in any part of the city.
HAMILTON q YOU'VE,
626 Elm street
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corroA.

rnNRi Closed-New Yotk, steady: New or
lesns, dun; Galveston, quiet; Liverpool
steady.
COTTON STATEMENT
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100 DoEen Towels
at b, 10 and l5e, each, cannot he bought
for double the amount, Mt Bauman's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-27

MONEY, sTooAsAN > BONDS.

IBID fAgE0d.
ToSEi Closed-New York, quiet; New or
leans dull; Galveston, quiet but steady.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-27

EXPORTS AND STOCKS,
exports this weeK: Great Britain, 1851
France, ..; Continent 1902. STOCK al All
United States ports, this day, 400 40S this
day last year, 4;6 6ls.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-02
Advice to Mothers.

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broken of your rest by sick child
suffering and crying with pain Of cut
ting teeth ? If so, send at once and
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-02
BUTTE OVERDONE,
Several Mines Closed Down, and 9th.
crs to Follow Suit.

An old Nevada miner writes a long
letter to the Virginia (Nev.D Enter
prise, from Butte, Montana. He saws:
This place is full of tenderfeet, who
wear carpet slippers looking for work,
and gum boots when they find it. At
the present time the camp is compar-
ativcly quiet. Owing to the price of
copper, several OF the principal MINES
have closed down, and there is talk of
many more following suit. You can
advise any person coming here to
stay where they are, as man who
has lived in Nevada any length of
time would rather be hanged there
than die natural death up here.
Everything up here is overdone.
There are many old Nevada people
here, some of whom are doing we'll,
while Others find it pretty hard
scratching. The Montana Legislature
is in session, and they are going to
pass a law to prohibit gambling in the
Territory. That will be a heavy blow
to the sports. There are lots of tin
horn sports in this place.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-02
The New Catarrh Remedy.

The demand for G. II. Moore's new
catarrh remedy has become SO great,
and he has met with so many inqui-
ries regarding it, that he takes this
method of informing al those desir-
Gus of testing it that he is now per
fectlng arrangements to manufacture
the remedy and the necessary appara-
tus, in large quantities, and due notice
will be given when he will be prepared
to treat all those suffering from ca
tarrh.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-02
FROM BROADFORD.
Everything Qnict-The Mines Full.
Handed-An Ore-Strike in the Min.
ME Moore.

Everything Qniet-The Mines Full.
handed-An Ore Strike in the Min.
ME Moore.
Ex- United States Marshal E. S.
Chase, who is in charge of the depu-
ties at Broadford, came up this after.
noon for change of clothes.
He reports the Queen and Minnie
Moore working full.handed, with good
miners, and the superintendent refns-
ing work to many who apply, because
unable to work them to advantage.
Many Of these are married men, who
almost beg for job with tears in
their eyes.
A fine body Of ore was struck in
the lower level of the Minnie this
morning, which threatens to enlarge
to the full width of the drift. This
ought to relieve the company's credit,
somewhat, and enable it to borrow
money enough to pay off the hands.
Ore was expected on that level, but it
was struck 100 feet sooner than ex.
pected. 1t is of good grade.
A contract was let to-day by Super
intendent Palmer to run 1000 feet
east of the shaft, in entirely new
ground. Work upon this vii! begin
tomorrow morning.
1t was rumored last night that
Bellevue was to have been blown up
with dynamite. Precautions were
taken. and the town and road of
Broadford patrolled, and deputies sta
toned in Bellevue, with many others
ready to act on call; but nothing oc-
cured.
We believe this last was a canard,
started by malicious persons. The
miners are honest, hard working men;
and If one of their number even pro-
posed to use dynamite, we believe
that he would be strung up to the
nearest post or tree, by the members
of the Union themselves.-ED.
TINES.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-02
SOME BULLION DAMPHOOLS.
They Initiate the MOllie Maguires in
4 Silly Way.

W. w. Greenwood, a miner, came
down from Bullion early this morning,
and reported that, last evening, while
sitting III house, dozen masked men
entered and ordered him to follow.
He did, and started down the canyon,
many Others dropping into line as the
Procession moved on.
On the way he learned that they OBJ
jected to him for something said or
done at Broadford.
When they got below the jigs of
the Bullion-Ophir group, they pointed
to the new BuIlion-Ophir adit, and
said
"Do you see that tunnel ~
"Nes."
swell, don't you come past that
again. You are getting off easy, this
time"
No arrests yet. But as Mr.. Green
wood claims to know them all, there
ought to be soon.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-03-02

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