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DRY aOuDs


PRINTS Morrimack, fancy, 6 Ia: Man.
chester, 81 Arnold, 5H; American, s.
pacinc, Ola; Hamilton, .; Gloucester
Sioucester, mng, 6 10; Gloucester
silver grey, M; Allen, 3; lodi, X;
Simpson, g; Eddystone, .; simpson nine
w. n srsn enRs and pnrplss; Simpson s.
Dnnneil sairting,t l:2; Ragetts shifting
"; Allen check, TX; Peabody, black, s ia;
Simpson, black, .; Rosedale, il.a.
BRowN sHEETiSo-Crown, 7 l-2; An.
gusta, 9; Ettrich LI,, 6,i; Charter Oak, az;
1--we oae, iSinteinational, . l:2; Laurence
VI, Glendale, w Enterprise, q; Glen
dale, ~ Boat, AL Tl.2, Admission, 0 i.2
BROWN SuiRTiS0--ca Iron, 4; Farm.
ers, Id; Honest, ii; Pocahonti,s, 7 L.
Allendalo, y; Century ella; Dwight,7 Id:
lockwood, 5s.f; Mana,oba, Ia; Bedford
BbEAcHKp sugRrIYG--New York 10 1 q.
Wemsutta, lOls; Langdon, 0; Lonsdaie, s.
1onsdale cainbrlo, ~; Masonviile, ID 10.
Fruit OF the Loom, "a; Gold Medal, 7 IL;
Cream of Crop, ~,
Observation-Disclosures, A y A, 10; Amos.
Eeag A. 10; sy,n River, 7si standard
ohkisud nIacy ~ ssi; icms s'' bb g. MI
Ssnlcigh, .; standard Y, sls; Pearl River,
rs, sibley AwnloR, N.
SrRirss-ilamiton, l0li; Thorndyke,
"; American, .; Rock River, .; aaleigh,
y. Unknown, s-S, va Jowett city. iA;
Unknown. 6,S, 10.
DtN1as AmoslteaE, ~; Otis, lS,.,
YORK, lHS Warren, Ia,
CHECKs AND PBAfDs-Mount Pleasant,
u Catrube, "a; Old Dominion, I, Nom.
lhis, Ii, Queen City, 0 Ia; Augusta, 7;
Tennessee, 10; CottondRlo, I; Cumberland.
check, 7; hibley, "a
StSGHAas--b BATES, 3 Id, setcrville, 4;
Westville,1; Ba,es' Dress Plaid. q; Scotch
u. e., II -, Amoskean, \ Ii; Belityiew,
l.2; Washington, q, Windemerc, 7 l-2
CIrviors.-lakdale, y leg, sterling, 7 Ia,
Unknown y. D., Q IL, Slbloy, a2-f; Glen
fiddle, l.a; Harrisburg, \ Ia; Slater, n;
ington, " Victoria, M 0ormanla, 70 i.i:
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NEW YORK DAILY gEpORT

NEW YORK. Oct. 3.-[Sperial. AT
Pc Cotton Exchange there was more
Re to the contract market, and transac-
pms amounted to l24,s0O bales.
ne unfavorable reports from
liverpool and tho Southern markets IA
pred buyers, and during the day the ten
ency was downward, closing prices show.
pg loss of three to eight points from last
tght. The continued depression has
IDLY upset the bulls, and those estimable
eople are now decidedly mixed, and not O
Nv have gone with the majority. Others
pwever, still maintain their position, bul
peir assertions are not made with the
Pnddence noted three wesks since.
I'm spot cotton only 273 bales changed
Rnds, and NIL were taken for spinners
here was no change in quotations. but thE
earket favored buyers, and concessions
rom nominal figures are obtalnablc
There is no change in the wool market
nd buyers received prompt attention.
|Cattlc steady, with choice In good de-
hand.
Hides are very firm, with increased de.
Band from tanners.
fThe leather market was fairly active and
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Western steam. spot, $50 TO 6.p5; Noyem.
Der, 6..6 To sis; December, d Is TO Gle.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2I.--Flour in better de-
inand AZ unchanged prices.
| wheat opened strong and u to u higher,
uecnneu with SON e calculations under Good
selling, q, rallied again to outside fiellves,
aud closed 4 higher than yesterday: Octo.
per, s5'4 10 SOS; December, S7s4 to $50, clos
ing ssss May, s51s %, closing 95JS
Sorn ruled easy early ON liberal receipts,
railie again ana closed about the same as
lesterday; cash, AZ; October, Al to Al 10.
Closing ilA November. 500 to 500, closing
S9sss; year, 36}s To 81, closing s..
Pork quiet and steady; cash, s. 25 to s 80:
to $50 vs.
Lard steady: cash, 8 10; November, s S2x
10 $50; December, 5S7 IL
Boxed meats quiet and steady; dry sailed
clear, $40 to 5 25
lower ~ %
Corn x hi. her.
rofk 2 l-2 higher.
Lard unchanged
me DRYERS Journal repotts: Cattle
Receipts. 1000; shipments, 1850; the hest
Srades ruled stronger; shipping steers, 8 40
10 oli stockers and feeders. % TO 8 so:
COWS, bulls and mixed go to 81 ;throagh
ieSas cattle, III to 10 cents lower, 81 TO $40;
Westetn rn gers steady; natives and half.
bresds, 3 80 to 4.s0; cows, 2. 10 10 acc
gs-Receipts, 1900; market slow mn d
10 cents lower; mixed, 3, 20 to 3.75,
Sheep-Receipts, 8 $40; shipments, eco;
market slow and weak; natives, l75 TO q 50
western, 2,0J to 3.00; Texans, | 80 to sUO.
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ALooHoI.-Per gallon, q 10 to $50.
acknowledgements, per gallon, so Ia
S00; imported Cognac, 1871. per gallon, 4 so;
leI2, 81; 1870, 20; 1865, so; 1860, Z 40; 1863
5 %; lSis, 10 so; Otard, Dupuy Il Cos. Cog.
nac, 1915, 30; 1870 20; 1854 0 %; 1918, 10 q;
Blaquei, puboucho q Cos. Ccgnac, 1878,
DO; 1870, so; 1913, 800.
GiN-nomestlc, per gallon, LIS to 2 90;
import Holland, 8 % to S75; str Robert Bur.
netps Old Tom, per cask, s so TO . %; Hol-
lnnd, per case, 7 80 10 is ~.
WhisKY--Re ctined, 81 per cent. proof,
per gallon, | 30; Western, | 20 to 30; Bour.
bon, 40 toS 50; Rye, so to 3 50; scotoh im-
i15, "
CHAMPAaNEs-Piper Heidselck, quarts,
por dozen, y 90; ] Krug & Co., quarts, per
Dozen, IL 90; Moer & Chandon, Sillery
Monssenx, por dozen, "a 90; q. Goulet, per
dozen, IS 90; G. IL, Mumm 4 Co.'S, Dry
Norway, "a 70; Extra Dry, 290 a;pints, u
WINEs--California claret, per gallon, $50:
Nenfaudel, Mol, per gallon, 00to IS; i'm.
ported clsre,s, ordinary, per cask, 10 DO 10
uJO; family olarets, per olslt. 20 90 to 1876 90
me cihrets, per cask, 100 % to 175 90; Me-
doc, per case, 900; st Julian, per case, 6 50
Margaax, per case, 90; Ponte CaDet, per
Csc, 10 %: Lacrosse. per case, IL %; Leo.
veil, Per case. IL 90; Chateau Laftte, per
ohse' "a W; ordinary, per case 5 20 to 8 60
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AxEs-Collins, y dozen, 500; Gold Dol.
lar, dozen, 500: diamond Edxe, i dozen,
$50; Double Bit, 100.
s skslLLErs AND Lips-as<o ' n; sugar
TIN PLArk-l. G. loxl4, y boy, 8. 90; / @
AKA. q box, 8 %; Texno isx2o, = box, So:
1erne, &x2S, n box, 400.
TiNwARE-Pleced. discount 81 y cent :
| stamped, discount 80 = cent
SoLDER-No. !, lee; No. v and y, lSc n n
DUCK Hokss CoLLAss-No. l, LOO a dor
hAaEs.,Iwo loop, $50 = dozen; three
loop, S.75 q DOZEN,
TAcKs-ln boxes, 100 papers, 90 y box
GRUB HoEs--S doxen, 760; railroad
picks, a dozen, $50.
MArrocKs-- dozen, $50
EuBBER BEIrINa--Discount 50 \ cent.
NAILs-S.5 50, rate.
count 40 per cont; Ames' list, steel GOODS
discount 40 and 10 per cent.
HEAVY HARDwARE-Shsfts, finished
wy; poles, $500 slngletrees, wagons, So.
lect, Isl buggy, 2 IS; express, 2.5O; wagon
tongues,lo 10; hickory sxles, 10 90; holsters
$40; coupling poles, 4.75; spokes, xxx, Sc
lect, : 20; XXX, $50; sawed lelloes, ~, LIS,
!, zO; bowden shoes, eco; northwestern
horse nails, No.6, 500; Z, Gas; S, 500; bar
Mon ea is r rate; plow STEEL 7c spring steel
BueGIEs-tirade Il, and spring top, 50 N
To sv.oN. do. open, 1000 10 600; do. side
spring top, 1000 to 1880; do. side bar
iOuNV 10 40 "; do. ph@tons, l25.oO to lh0. 90
grade A, side spring, 1000 10 $50 90; do
phetons, 5000 to 10000; bump seat buggies
iIo CO to 5000; Platform springs, lilo % L
i-'ou's hree sprifsS wagons. 5000 TO l.2A
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GENERAL MARKETS.
KANSAS CITY .

KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 2L-M heat quiet and
eady; cash, as bid; November, 7iIs bid;
Corn quie. cash, 2S bid; November, 2jls
id; May, 29s bid
Oats nominal, 2lla bid.
The Ii Stock Indicator reports: Cattle
Receipts, 3,TiI; shipments, 5000; weak (;
Exporters, 10 to $40; good to choice ship
ing, i.S0 To D 10; common to medium, i.s0
4.75; stockcrs and feeders, 2s5 to 3,95;
pws, 2 ~ TO 2Sj; lass Texas steers, $50 to
Hogs-Receipts, s,s5S; weak and 10 lower;
Medium, % 10 3.i5.
hiet; fair to good muttons, $50 to 800;
pmmon to medium, 80 to240.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. ~ -Cattlo-Rocelpts,
bOJ; shipments, 40; supply more liberal,
I'D more demand at former prices native
nipping steers, 400 TO 20; native bntchers'
GERS S.2o 10 AS; mixed lots OF butcherlDg
Jock, 2NO to $50; stocRers and feeders, 9 80
80; Texans, 24a to3i0.
dhoss,--Receipts, 500; market lowe; NJ
sheep Receipts, LOO; shipments, 500;
ull, except for best grades; common To
hedium, 80 to 30; good to choice, 2.eO to
~; Texans, 10 10 so.
Flour steady and M changed.
Wheat opened :. higher, declined Il 10 n,
A'lied u to x and closed II to u above
esterdaS; No ! red cash, sl's 70 9s.4; No
IL 10 esss, closing s69s; May, l O51s to
CSrn-Cash' 4 to ) lower, but options q
hade higher; NO. 2 mixed, cash, 81 3-a;
october IS; November, sta; May, 80,
Oats firm but duh; No. mixed, cash,
IA TO 20; no optl0ns sold,
Cornmeal quiet NJ 80.
whisky steady Il Us.
Provisions generally dull, but boxed dry
~ meat active.
Pork, so.
Lard, 8 Is.
Boxed Dry Snlt-long clear, Q. 10 10 %;
bort rib, $40 TO D 40; short clear, 81 to $50,
Bacon -Loug clear, 9 50;,thort RIB, . 60,
hort clear, ID to ais.
Hams, 0, 0to ~ 80
Afternoon board: Wheat u lower,
Corn very slow Md unchanged.
Oats NO sales.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, oct AZ bcevcs-- Arr ivals,
heal, mainly for expectation
hd slaughtofors direci; no trading IN
aefcattlr; dressed beefhsd fair sale but
ostsy prices.
enetp Only 40 arrived, but fully $500
erc IN the pens besides that could not be
bid ycs,ordny. dressed muttoa slow nv
q; dressed lambs In fair demand at IL
riour nnhNy anu rtinVT tUs'Ols
Wheat firm and higher; No. red nomi-
% ~ elevator: No. 8 red, November,
10 p5 ~, closing U.s.. December, git
" l.2, closing o. l-2. ny, l.OO TO W S-l
oking 1864.
Corn-spot 4 IN and fairly actlvci OPP
ons opened rather ,asier, and closed frin
10. =, % l-2 Ia " 3.s. ces ntur bS}s 10 Oh -
doaf; No 2, ociooer, % 10 20 81, closed %
ovemter. ala 81 8 IL, closed oil-2 u
embcr. sp,s 10 slet, closed ivs
Coffce--Ot lions L - active, but generally
esdy, snlss, 400 bsgs; November, OO'
Surai dull; rcdn,d mr.. A, ~ TO b)s; ex-
N q, tastota 4; wai,c extra Z. ~; yellow
ktc5,.. mind a q ii.lU 10 va, stnndar
0s..b,oG paw deud OF TO rs, grauti.
ted, n Ole, cnles. Hl5-lot05
Aioirssss lniet
Petroleum flrin. United closed at l.l0A.
NOnl ttcady DOM tic fleece, ~ TO %
H)ltd, IA tnai. Texas, y 10 ~.
Pork duh; meas, rs " lOl0.
and tharc lower aud fairly active
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AoIDs-Acetic,l Oc q ID; henzoic, Ole u or;
carbolic, 400 Q, ID ci,ric, $50 r ID; gailic, ISc
q or; oxalic, l6c n ID; salicylic, s2 al III:
fannie, sl.65 'ib; iartaric, powdered Soc G, III
ALuM-3l4(g5c 6, ID.
,AMMoNIA--Bromide, Csc 6, ID; carbonate
1872 b. ,
BALsAM-- Cspaiba, t5c I, III; fir, Acc II ID
TO III, BIC {, ID.
BARK--Uassia, l2c n N; sassafras, l9c q
wild cherry, dc q ID
BAY RUM--Ss0g2.75 Is III.
SMUTH-- Suunitrate, 1925 u ID,
blue MASS ibc Is ID.
BoRAN-- &c 4 ID.
81 I, III.
y ID.
--75Sss5o Il ID.
CINCHoS EDIA--P. IL W., I-oZ walls, 2sc q
OF: bog cans, SC u OF; d. & s., l-oa walls,
2lc g OF; COZ cans, l6c fSoz.
COCAINE nurlate, crystal, l0c n Cr; 4
per cent. solution, 3, 81 q OF.
CoRRosIvE eUBLIMATE- -bic Il II.
GREAM TARTAR Pure, powdered, 40c Z, n
EXTRACT LoGWOoD-- lO,1lsc n ID,
GLYcER1SE--lSA2jc {, 10; Price, 75GsSo
4 ID. '''N
GUM Arabic, 5I@GOc Z, ID; asafmtlda. CSC
TN; opium, " SG4.l0 TN: camphor,26c Z, n
HoPs--Pressed, 20G2,c Z, ID.
IODINE 6esublimed, 81 "a ID.
loDoFoRM.- i2c Il OF.
LEAVES Buchu loo Z, II; sage, pressed,
az. l2o u ID; SIENNA, 2pc a H.
MERCURY -bOc r. n.
MoRPHINE--P. d w, u, SsOj Z, OF; y, &
W., or, S2,s0; Smiths q, $40, OF, 1855.
OILS ergamot, Sanderson's, s2.25 n ID;
cassia, 81 20 II ID; castor, si.i5i5i 55 AZ gal;
cloves, Sl.i5 q ID; cubebs, $40 Il 10; lemon,
ssnderson's, s. "a ID; peppermint, 81 fib;
sassafras, &c q h.
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COTTON.

DALLAS. Oct. ~ Cotton receipts to-day
were considerably in excess of any pre-
vious day this week. Prices ruled easy at
unchanged quotations, The compress re-
eeived IS carloads of transit cotton from
Fort Worth, Receipts SO ia This season
amount 10 9,64S bales, againit, 1888 last
reason, showing decrease for this season
of, $50 baee.
Spot cotton at New York closed DULL and
easier at unchanged quotations, Futures
closed steady, 10 points lower; sales,
l2i,300
New Orleans closed weak and irregular
for spots Lie lower, from low ordinary TO
low middling: others unchanged. Futures
opened and ruled steady, closing steady, .
tU points lower
Galveston spots closed easy, l-l6 lower;
sales, $3.50.
Liverpool closed Hat, l-l6 lower. Futures
closed firm. 8 to points lower.
DAIIAa
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LEATuMR.

LoUIsvrLLE OAK SOLE LEATHER--x
heavy, free OF brands, 40c ID; X medium,
Tree OF brands, SIC ID; A heavy, one brcnd,
more crop, 42c; keystone oak sole, 35SosSc
BUFFALO SLAUHTER-Prime, IL to % n
Sides 30 to 3lc ib; good IS TO % 10 Sides $50 H.
counter, II TO liib sides, go per 10; q. D.,
Matamoras, go III; No. ! oat harness lea,
S3to S6c ID; No, 2 oak harness lea, 81 to $50
10; No. hem harness lea. SDc ID; No, q hem
harness lea, ESQ To; No. California skirt.
Ing, 40 to 1870; No. hemlock skirting, rus
sett,, SOC; No. l hemlock skirting, lea
oiled, 84c ID; No. 2 hem sklrting leu, go
side. "
PHILADELPHIA CALF. Extra quality,
y to ~ lbs 10 dozen, 20 III; 30 TO - lbs Ia
dozen, Lib ID; alto 10 tbs 10 dozen, l O5; 50 10
0lbs dozen, LOO II; 81 ts 70 lbs 10 dozen,
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LUMBER AND BUILDINs MATERIAL

LuMBER-. Rough lumber, 1850; rougl,
ceiling, 500; native pine ceiling, x, IL 10;
native pine ceiling, Il, 1890; native pine
s s,,g' z 90; poplar ceiling, 25.t0; poplar
% 90.
SHINGLEs-- Boss shingles, AIS; O. X.
AZ; hesre pine, AGO: sap pine, 3 90.
POSTS Cedar posts, best, l2tSc each; boIs
dare, l5c. 0N''
LATHs--Per 1000, $50.
BRlox--Dallas brick, s 50per l,eOO.
PLASTER PARIs..New York, 400; Nlsh-
igaE, SO per barrel.
CEMENT-- Rosendale, 275; Louisville
3.25; Portland, best, AS per barrel.
STONE fLuEs-- About Slxc per foot.
DRAIN PIPE--From lBc per foot ant
higher according TO size
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GRAIN AND BREADsTUrrs

WHEAT--70 TO 80 for good wheat.
RYE-kansas, T0c; sacked, soc.
CORN-In ear, 3Oto1S2c: sacked, 20 to a2c.
oATs-In bulk. 10 to BIC; sacked, rs to 2Gc
choice sacked. 28Izc
BARLEY-409i5o; sacked, 80 TO 60c.
BRAN-Per cwt-At mills, so 70 p5c.
CoRNMEAL-Fine boltdd, ~ l0l BLOC
HoMINY and GRITs-i.00 r. barrel.
FEED-Chopped corn, u iUJ 10, 10;
chopped corn and oats G. 100 lbs, i.05; corn
bran, q l0J TBS, s5c.
GRAHAM FJ0UR-f3 100 lbs, 2.25.
HAY--Pralrie, 8.75 to 100 u ton
MfLLET SEED-Large, | 20; small, 100.
FLoun-FIRsr Patent 800 10 325; Sec
ond Pat t,2 20 to IS; Extra Fancy, 2,3i
TO 2 6Oi Fancy, 2.i0 10 2 IS; low grade, LIS
to2ln; Northern, patent, $3.50; extra fan
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tHE BUSINESS WORLD.
FINANCIAL


NEW YORK, Oct. 2L-[Speelal Money
Jas active at IA to 3per cent.
Sterling exchange firmer, owing to o
carcity of bills.
Railroad bonds closed firm; Galveston,
Rouston & San Antonio, ilrsts, LOG; Mis-
puri Pacific conIols, lO5; Iron Mountain
ls, 81; Wabash, general mortgage, 6s, 40.
Closed at the following prices, bid:
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The quotations given below refer 10 grsas
cattle, living weight.
BEEvEs..2 TO MO "a h.
Cows..lstitic 10; milch cows, com.
mon, ~ to 80 4, head.
SurEp.- Primo. liS.trc.
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Stocks,

Stocks.
NEW York, Oct. ~ Especial stocks
osed strong and higher, and 1t is evident
bat the bulls do pot intend to allow airy
|rious decline.
CLOSED at the following prices, bid:
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IA. y. Burr q ReO. nrs sole agents
for the celebrated "Knox Hat" the
very best made. COS Main street.
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tn largest selection Of ladies'
misses and cnildrea's wraps aud suits
| Ia the city.
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AYERS
Ague Cure

is WARRANTED to cure Fever and
Ague, Intermittent or Chill Fever, Re.
mittent Fever, Dumb Ague, Bilious Fever,
Dengue. Tor Break.bono" Fcver), Liver
Complaint, and nil diseases arising from
Malarial poisons.
"Harpers, S. @, July9, 1854.
For eighteen months I sui.
cred with ChillS and .Fever.
hauine Chills eueyy other day.
litter trying UariouS remedies
recommended to cure, I used q
bottle Of flyers A6uc Cure, and
have neUer since had q chill.
EDWIN HARPER"
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. 9. Aver G Co, Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
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A Ohsnbers Folder IN perfect order,
for sala cheap. Address lisRALD Office,
Dallas, Texas.
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Established 1878 orthe
and NERVOUS DISEASES NERVOUS MANHOOD Mpc
syphilis
Structure GoN0RRHoEA uous
Headache Malaria RUPTURE Uceaton
mu h.e cured Tor new and certain methods
oeu personally We
less benefit baths and t
treatment male and female assistants patients under our bar
ates. ' - 80 ~
treatment
= NJ 4 8 INsTITuTE, aDO CLARK Mo -
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HipEs-No. |, dry flint hides, 20 ibs and
over, lic I, ID; No. :. hry hint hides. % ihs
q dcr 20 lbs, lSc flh; No. 9, dry llni
hides, under 90 10 loo an: No. /. dry
settled hides, lie q hi No. 2, dry solted hi cs
pc q u; Dry bulls and bad damaged, SC A ID T,
dry deer skins, no {, H. No. 1, green salted
| hides, 80 Il 10; No z, green sailed hilts,
tAc y ibi No. |, green butcher hides, &c n
| hi No. 2, green butcher hides, &c ., " sheep
| skins, lUVt35c each.
Woois-Feli clip, l0folTc &, H.
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Ask your grocer for lslson's screened
cornmehl.
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EXPORTS AND STOCKS
Exports from all United STATES ports thus
far this week: Great Rrjtaln, 1854; France,
e,5l5; Continent 22,Si2 Stock ut all Unitea
states ports: This day, 505,3l6; lhls day
last year, 6257iS.
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WA ELM
A., Next dtsnewb uidng)
n n
fficE hHgss; ~ No. y?
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CONSULT
DR.. VASSDRCUG
tFrom Russian Poland)
On All Diseases Incidental to the Hu.
man Body.

DIR. WASSERCUC having had praet,ce
and experience for the last 10 years, will un-
dertake M Case except HE CAN GuAR.
ANTEE A CURE.
In Gases OF Catarrh tn all It's stages,
scurvy. Biotohes Of the Skin, liberated
ofEvery Form, Rbsunatism, BciwtNCn.
Cont, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Asthma. Dysentery, PNes, Fits, ali Uri-
nary md Kidney Troubles, and diseases
OF the Eye and Ear. LING diseasss, In
diseat'on and Nervous pebility.
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HIDES AND Wool.

ToNE-Ciosed New York, stead! ; New
Orleans, steady; Liverpool, firm
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A WOMAN.

From the Atlanta Constitution.
My name is Mary Chapman, and live at
the corner of Williams ana Cox streets At
Ianta. | have been dreadful sufferer from
scrofula and running, eating scrofUIOus Ill
GERS for six years. Have been waited upon
during the time by seven Atlanta physicians,
but they failed to c.a~. a. aa-p used va
riOus advertised rem. .. -.rtr... rhe least
benefit. While being fI,.e J..s.-,el, | grew
worse all the time. ScTOlfuiuu, Sw-llings on
both sides of my ucck-which became run
ming, eating sores. affecting my throat mouth
and nose. The eating sores on my neck were
a mass of corruption almost down to the
bones. Ny throat became much affected
that | could scarcely swallow, my food lodg-
ing in portion OF my throat. / lost my APP
petite entirely. lost my tie Sh and was reduced
to TO pounds weight being = mere skeleton.
My whole system became terribly poisoned,
and in IL fearful condition. In this condition
/ commenced the use OF Il. b. b., and found
great relief the first bottle.
when | had used five bottles my health Lad
so much improved that the ulcers were all
healed, the swelling subsidized, my appetite
turned, my skin became active, my strength
returned, and gained A pounds of flesh. |
am now healthy, fat and hearty. and am able
to 40 much work any woman, and feel
as happy as Il lar X. -
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-15
Sorry For The Old Man.

Arkansaw Traveller.
Arkansaw School Teacher Ito boy
Why didn't you come to school yester-
day?
Boy-Pap wouldn't let me.
Teacher-Why?
Boy-'Cause mann was sick.
Teacher-Wanted you to wait on her,
Isuppose.
Boy-No: wanted me to wait on him.
Nam allus does.
Teacher-Does he need much waiting
on?
Boy-Lightin' his pipe an totin' whis-
key. Pap amt very we'll, and KANT stir
round much. When he's we'll he drinks
till he gifts sick, an then he keeps on
drinkin' till he gifts well.
n scholar enters excitedly and tells the
boy that his father is dead
Boy to Teacher-Wall, mister, reckon
I'll jog along home. Pap was allus
mighty purtecular bout me hein' at home
when anything was the matter. May
be I'll come back and may be l won't
Teacher (sympathetically)-I am very
sorry for you and your mother.
Boy amt, but you be I'm sorry for
the old man.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-15
To all Whom il Nav Concern,

Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day
of October a. q. 1855 | will apply by petition
to the county judge of Putnam county, Flor
ida. as judge of probate, for tue allotment of
dover 70 me, in the following real and person.
al estate in which | claim dover. and of which
my late husband William NJ. Johnson died
seized and possessed of, to-wit: Those certain
lots of land in said county of Putnam. deS-
cribed according to United States surveys as
follows, Lots l, , and of section and lots L
and Is of sec tn 10 of > containing ISS
and 91-IO1 acres, lots No. 1, ). s and of sec 5
tip 10 FIR p e containing 19S acres, lots ., 3
and 10 of sec tip 10 of r p g. lot of sec tip
10 s of 23 e. W 4 of W Il of sec l. tip 10 of
T % and lot IL sec tip 10 of + % e. and the
following personal property, tO-wit: fifty head
of cattle.
GEORGIA ANN JOHNSON,
Widow of William NJ johnson deceased. and
Administrative of the Estate of said William
NJ Johnson deceased.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-15

Jacksonville Herald.
A gentleman to-day from Mayport says
the high tides have overlooked that place
up to the sand hills. The water has
washed under several cottages on the
beach and almost undermined them.
The water has been upon the convent
cottage floor, and has washed away
fencing and water tanks from sew
several houses. The Burnside House
first floor has been under water
for several days, and the whole
beach has been one vast sheet of water.
/: There never was just such rainy sea-
from above these are unusually high tides
prevailing.