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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-28
Prnnnsals.
Notice tn -Cnntractnrs.

IL sails will be received up to 10 o'clock q, m.
September 8, 1885. at the county clerk'e office.
Yankton county, Dakota Territory, for the
Dakota river in section eleven QD, township
ninety-six 1857, of range tfty-seven CD, said
bridge to be constructed according to plans
and specifications which may be seen at the
clerks office at the court house in the city of
Iankt0n, D.. II.
The board of county commissioners reserve
the right to reject any or all bids.
By order of the board of county commits
sioners,
ERICK IVERSON, County Clerk.
Dated, Yankton. u, T., Aug a, 1886. augl4-td
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-28
& PpsitIyo Written Guarantee
MhKRIAGE GUElE.::

EGO FaEos, : Elne EIntes.
Elegant cloth and gilt binding. Sealed for soc
in money or postage stamps. Over fifty wonder.
full pen pictures, showing who may marry, who
Manhood. Womanhood. Physical decay, Who
should marry, How life and happiness may be
increased. Those married or about to marry
should read it: of interest and value TO every
thinking man and woman. Popular edition,
paper cover, 25c. Address DIR. WHITTIER
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-28

Remorse of conscience is like an old
wound; a man is under no condition to
fight under no such circumstances. The
pain abates his yigor. and takes up too
much of his attention. ~
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-28
New Advertisements.
A Reliable Remedy
For Sick Stomach,
Torpid Liver.
Bilious Headache
Oostiveness,


TARRANS's EFFER,
SELTZEB
APERINT. 1t is certain
III its effects. 1t is gen.
tie in it's action. 1t il
pRiatable to the taste.
1t can be relied upon
to cure, and it cures
by ASSISTING. not By
ontraging, nature. Do
take violent purga-
tives yourselves. or al
low your children to
take them; always use
this elegant p~harmaceu-
ncal preparation, which
has been fer more than
forty years q public
everywhere,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-28

Wall paper, largest assortment in the
city, PuRDY AZ BREcHT's
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-28

m asins policeman rss s yasszs.s ua0a,, EiK F5snf. sspT,
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-27

While in the city last Monday we
heard considerable talk about who
would likely be the Democratic candi-
date for Governor in 1888. From
what we could learn it appeared that
the friends of Gen. w. J. Behan were
largely in the majority. He served
one term as Mayor of New Orleans,
and made most Efficient officer. Gen.
Behan is a sugar planter of our parish,
and is in every msnner fully compe-
tent and qualified to ill the honorable
position of chief executive of Louisio
ana.
The above is clipped from the Iber,
vile South of the 22d inst, and is a
straw pointing ia the direction of what
may be expected from the sugar dis~
trict."
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-27

The Senate committee on constitu.
tional a amendments have agreed to re-.
port unfavorably the bill TO take the
sense of the people on calling another
constitutional convention. Two priu-
cipal reasons assigned for the adverse
report are:
l. That the expense of a convention
would be too great in view of the pre-.
sent condition of the State treasury.
2. That the present constitution has
not been in force long enough to
develop all its defects: And until that
is done by asiual trial it is deemed
inexpedient to call convention.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-27

The Boston Globe gives the follow
ing advice regarding the treatment of
Scarlet fever patients
A child should be kept in The house
six weeks after having had scarlet
fever. This is the French as we'll as
American rule. The disease is liable
to be communicated on exposure
sooner, and the kidneys are liable to
become effected should the childRbe
chilled.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-27

The Louisiana Journal published at
Homer, Claiborne parish expresses
In the follow ing brief editorial exactly
what the TELEGRAPH has all along
contended. It says:
This State does not yet need rail-
road commission which would certainly
impede further railroad construction in
the State. Let us endeavor to double
and thribble our mileage of railroad
and then; if competition does not bring
down charges to satisfactory basis,
will be time enough for railroad COM
mission:
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-27

While young woman was being
taken in an express train from Boston
to a reform school the other day she
eluded her guardian and jumped
through window while the train was
at full speed. The train was stopped, /,
but no girl was found, nor has been
yet.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-27

The liquor dealers of Vicksburg
have effected an organization and are
going to fight prohibition to the bitter
end. Her sister city Meridian is aggi-
tatsd over the same question. In
Vicksburg the liquor dealers have res
tanned legal advice in order to resist
prohibition and Meridian will hold an
election on June 9Th to ascertain the
sense Of the people on the liquor ques-
tiOn.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-27
THE ATCHAFALAYA PROBLEM.

N. c. Picayune.)
The persistency of the effort TO close
the Atchafalaya is a curiosity. People
who have not the slightest interest in
the consequences of such an egregious
piece of engineering plead for it with
an earnestness which could scarcely be
exaggerated if they required every
drop OF the water which escapes down
that course to quench their thirst.
Those whose interests will be imme.
diately affected by The closing of the
river are unanimously hostile to the
proposition, whether they live near the
head, or near the Gulf. They wish the
floods of the Mississippi shut out; they
do NOT wish their own navigation des-
troyed, or their own water cut of
above. The modest and reasonable
project of the Mississippi River Com,
on its careful examination OF
the whole problem suits the people
who live along the Atchafalaya; they
perceive that it offers them needed pro-
lection and deprives them Of no advan-
tage. That proposition was to restrict
the capacity of Old River the inlet OF
the Mississippi-not the outlet Of the
Red River. The Red River has no
proper outlet except the Aichafalaya
Not drop of its water for portion OF
each year takes any other course. The
chief danger to the people of Iacuslrine
Louisiana lies in the influx of the Mis-
sissippi. Their own waters they can
hold In bounds. The effort
to divert all the waters of the Red to
the channel of the Mississippi is un-
The Mississippi does not
require the Red flood for any purpose;
it has enough and to spare of its own
foods. If the Red can be made to
desert its natural channel, the Atchala,
laya, and run into the Mississippi, it
will add immensely to the dangers in
food which the people on both banks
Of the Mississippi below the junction
must face, and at the same time will
needlessly injure the people living in
the region intersected by the Atchafa-
laya and the network of navigable
bayous which it feeds. When a pro-
ject is so full of injury in every aspect,
and so devoid OF benefit to any section
or person, the persistent advocacy Of it
presents psychological problem
rather than a photographic problem.
1t is case for anthropological investis
cation, not for legislative action.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-27

Saloons" has been introduced in the
legislature. We kick. A .saIoan is the
only proper place for gambling. 1t
wouldn't look we'll to see four or five
ssfellers' sitting on the street corners or
galleries engaged in gambling. Pass
ing ladies would not understand
"Keno!' 81 pass ~ "Domino!"
"Raise-it four-bits !" "Jackpot !" etc.
Oh, no; gambling cannot be pre-
vented, consequently letit be done at
saloons, in the. country, on, q round
table covered with green cloth, and
little bell near at hand to tinkle for
drinks. But bill should be passed
prohibiting winning players from SHOW
ing poker chips way down in their
vest pockets, and then claiming to be
LOSERS"
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-27

Brother Jolley of the Morgan City
(St. Mary) Review, is doubtless, as
his name would indicate of sportive
turn of mind judging from the follow
ing which we clip from that journal.
The closing remarks would, however,
indicate that he had been "cleaued out"
by some other fellow raking in the
'jack pot" This is what the Review
has to say:
An act to "Prohibit Gambling in
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-27

i The guns sent to Gov. Foraker to be
used against any rioters in Cincinnati
are magazine arm, made at Windsor,
Conn.,, especially for riot work. They
contain Ave charges of buckshot in the
magazine, besides one in the chamber.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-05-27
The Mississippi river soH OF Cairo
is on general decline as far as Vlcks
burg, where 1t is stationary.

The Ruston Caligraph says that the
sweet potato crop in Lincoln parish
will no doubt be considerably short
this year owing to continued dry
weather which has prevented trans
nlanfing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
GR1IN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF Ngw-YoRx nEALrxG4

Better prices were scored yesterday for
wheat opons though the advance served to check cx
port inquiries and the engagements only $1,000
bushels Cash lots mp fully 3 a cent There were
many orders At the opening OF the speculative trading
for European account but the general impression Is that
these to shorts. The "magnihcent crop re-
ports" which freely talked about, failed
to reard the rise TO any important extent
The advance 1dla cents. but re-
alizations subsequently caused reaction mo
close fully steady. though 3d under the best
AMI gains established OF 3; 3 "a follows :;
June s3l July s3ai August s4ls september 20, Octo'
Der SGls November S1'r December SsaS aud January
sob cents. Cash nearly nominal, there being
Practically grades Offering. Only 5000 bushels were
taken for export. Little done ia the options whcu
closed steady practically ut the hes AMI lIdle cent
higher. lji for Jny. 1873 for August 1879 sep
TENDER AMI i6l2 cents for October. For white oats
there advance Of l2N34 cent. but other
goods w~re unchanged. The options were dull
ana steady, aud ended unchanged for June 1T 80 ara
better FOR August 80 ceats Lard dull ana stupin,
but prices were ny point a. follows July. 80 33 Au
gust, SO TO- sepemOer. 80 %; October, SO 6i Novcm-
Der and December SO 81.
The receipts Of grain Yesterday at N-wYork. Phila-
lOO.s30 business corn 76.lJ Bushels oats. l47.31s
bushels; total gran. 325JG6 bushels; nOIr. 2G.O77
barrels At Chicago. Milwaukee, and -. Louis the
arrivals were: Wheat 6O.393 bushels; corn 232. "a
bushels OATS 143 24l bushels; total grain 43J,77o
bushels -Four, 2O,343 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19

sssc CITY Steam fair demand - sass 4Ts &C.. at &C.
BU1TEk PM and IN bnyers favor -. S!a ave
GEeamerv. lIaissc Pennsylvanis Creamery &C.
welsh tubs isS DC western Imitation Creamery. q
1870; Western Dairy lU1lc Western Factory lV6 10.
.....CHE. Sis well sustained in price with TAR De
Zoos Rule 81 firm prices ang tie demand eon'nes la a
State, l2ul2i2c; Canada llA1l2c; western II ga &c
sTEARINE-Dull and more less nominal City quoted
at 1907 vc ard Oleomargafine At Sisc. ,,,
SuGAR-Rnw sugar steady at l3-tc Tor MurcoN ss,o'
6Ae5 7.l6c for go Centrifugal and 4dii2c for No
asses Sales 800 nhds Muscovaioes - lCc in mus
ouadsouPe4 lilo 300 bags cubes AHlGc 100 R fnds
Ice R,fned quiet and steady Gu LOAF 6'i i',lec
Crushed 6s4 as ID DC Cubes ga G6hltc, Powdecn c.
Granuated 3lGc. Mould A Sic. CONFECTIONERY i-l,c
Coffee standard sac Coffee on &c, White Extra
1865 i2c. Extra 54QjAc.. 47edjisc yellow 4 =
d4stc
TALLOW-Unsetied. Prime city quoted at 41Gii'c.
Sales 10000 lbs At i4d+ lac r,.
TOBACCO Leaf mo0erstcly active and steady; The
sales Included $50 Pennsylvania X ec
LOO cases ISL Pennsy yania private terms ~! cases
lod l2c 900 1888 do: 620llr lls cascs 1854 co.
private terms l0u $50 DO private terms ls cases
lss4 state Havana. SdlO'ec; 327 cases New EnSi M ~
private terns 200 bales Havana, 6Oc ~ O5 40 OheS
Sumatia IL 3OdSl 80.
WOOL-Quict but firm at previous valuations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL June Is -l25J D. m.-Cottol- STEADY with
far dsnsDd; Aiddhns uplands 6iel. DO Mliiling or
leaDA 3 I'd SsieslO0OJ bales inciudin, 900 oa,es Tor
speculation and export receipts. bales al Amer
FUTURES eteady Uplands Low Midi ng clause Jnne
delivery. D 5-o1d, do June AMI delivery 5 s.tlsI
no s-O4di do July and August delivery, 4-Gid. DO
August and september dehverY. 46td also 6J4d. do
september and october delivery. lOad al 80 l6Id. do
October and kOvenbcr delivery. 646id. do No,eInbcl
arv delivery. 6l-b1d.. 40 septembe or dolvor, gsid
Tenders for doiiyoIcs todays cls.rings 400 bales
dockcts and 1850 Dales old.
HIhe sales Of tho nay nclu.ei 81 90 bales Amsr.
z m.-Futures firm Cpancs Low MiidlnQ clause lima
0cytry. . 40 Id buyers do lane and July
I'D buyers do July AM August delivery. ssld buycrs
do August ana september delivery, B6ld. buyers; DO
sept ana OCTOBER ue1vcry 20ie buyers; 90 Cco.
Der and November delivery. $3.50 buyers do Novem.
and December delivery 6l6Sd buysTs, do December
and January delivery Ul sid. buyers September de-
iycTr. D Co4d. buyers
D.. In-Cotton-tutires closed steady MID
6lnH cisUse Juno delivery 46id sel.eis do Jane and
livery. Add buyers DO August September delivery
o.1id. sellers DO september and October delivery
2.64d value; dO october ana November delivery 81.
6id scllers; do. November and DcconUer delivery
do. December and January delivery l.osd.
seilere 10 september delivery. . 0-64d- sellers
Weoky-saes ~. 900 Dal0ai American n 900
bales Spectators took. 400 bales
Uaos forwarded nom siDs side direct TO spiDner 1900
bales actual export $500 DaoS; total receipts $1,000
UUO onics total STOCK OOs,O bales
tsoooo bales amount Of cotton anoa 2s0oo baes Awer
can. III 900 bales
GALVESTON. June ls.-coton nominal. Middllns. sa Low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets

LivBWooL. June 49, PROVISIONS Bacon cumberland Cut
32s 3D.; Clear tidi0s JUs ID.
short ubs. 30s Mi shoIlderA rs. Cd Der c-
Beef0Js I'd for Eytra indian Ness. ness a Dd
Pork-rrme hess. - ID per flino Mess ftislera
Western. SOs I'd. Lard American. 52s. Prime At
32s III Lard Oil. % 81 Hains-LOng cut az, Ua
81 Butter 7os Cd cwt FOR nnest UuItee
Cueese-A mrrlcau hOlce 3Ds od Wheat II e,
Western sDfing. IS sd ais Jd.; Red Winter Is I'd
ceuta New o. winter. - d No Svrlug d : a. Il
New MI1ei Western. A. ~. ca4lornII No / "a sd a
Cs. Ia: Californian No. 2 is Sd.
InrDentiu.. 2bs nrr
refined petroleum. Gu. gallon. ,loycr ,eeJ-
American ted. 4JS IT. Tulov-2os
-Common. S. 80; Pale lis 3D. COS Llnseei OH -
cTL IalI0w-fine American. Sos 3d Pr.n, NV
Pos. d per cwt American 9efrsera,cd e' mini quart
ers oJ,d.. lore Qnartera. ID n '
receipts OF wheat the past three days were p
ceDfals. including $4,000 centals American
The receipts or American the DAYS were
4l.nOp centals.
LONDON. June lS-Pio1uce -ilnseed OH. f2l "a.
7s "a. per un Calcutta lnseei ipsGd hns5ed
Cake. Rs ia sd. a "a Refined Petroleum sd
gallon spirits u 1nrDehtins. 2is. Oh per cy
sperm 3jS per to-. Rnsin-Common B.. 90 per cwJ
Pale. 6s Ola Cd PrJvlsions-Iard 5ys ID cyL
American sugar. 80 al por cwt iof tuDs Usntriiuxt
poarizinR 960 and Us a 10 ID Tor Clba
refining ado.ts AistrAhaa do1-BecL 2ia OIL 70.
Od.: duttOn 2Gs. ID. uZos. Cd Cocoa Sut Ol-,oylon
226U420 3s Cochin. 49, Us.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COCOA-In moderate demand at UNCHANGED Quotafons
COOfFRAGE STOCk-Quiet and practically unchanged
CORpAGE-Selline moderately with values well held;
CHICOhY-standard grades selling at Substantially pre-
sious figures a., ~,
COFTEF~Braz styles quiet the basis Of PIC for FAR
Rio nymces Contracts opened barely STEADY and unchanged
ind closed steady openng prices as follows Janns
1000 1850 7.f,t July IOod TO august
i.600705 september Goa 65' October 1907 90 no
bags Mild grades steady. Sales, lo1o mats Interior ES
(sroen Prensterer 200 mats Skimmlgs l.OOO psgs
Jamaica, 400 bags Mexican and 263 bags Savanill.
COTrON-For spot Cotton the market continues quite
active steadily maintained at previous quo
allons safes bales (jS2 bales last EVENING" nclud
ing 52 bales for export and i6l or consumption Port
1872 bales with $500 bales last
f 6J7 bales tor the responding day last year
tanned. 80. -
uoIauons STANDARD classiacs ton
ARA Toll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
]. j. VI~TAk, Chairman.
LEWIS MAY.
&. T.. SAT'TEKLEE.
H. y. NEWCOMER, Co,,u,;,,o.
JOHN MARkUE, NO'o'
W. ID. WI<sOK,
JOHN y. HUTCHINSON, J
OFFICE OF TIKI PURCHASING COMMITTEE
oF THE WABASH 81. LOUIS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY 90,


of THE WABASH 81. LOUIS AND Ps'IPIc RAILWAY 20, Z
1875 BROADWAY, Nkw YORK.
no the holders of s the following issues OF
Toledo Illinois Lake Erie Wabash and St Louis Great
Of 1859 Quincy and Toledo Illinois and -outh Iowa.
and Louis first mortgages. Toledo aud
Wabash Wabash Western and Great Western Of 1859.
Chicago Division. first mortgage Toledo
abs.h Western Consolidated sinking Fund Wabash
Hallway Mortgage cent OF 1879 Hannibal and Sapes
First Mort3age WABASH Raisay funded cebt bonds and
scrip.
The undersigned, committee under the bondholders'
Of July 49, 1880 have purchased the lines OF tho
company, subject 20 all prior liens
properly fixed cha for int upon twenty seven
million dollars Of junior bonded debt an from largo amount
rental unpron able ne and VIII also provide by con
ripuons Junior bonds AMI from sale u the new
the payment OF hs existing receivers indootod
holders bonds secured by the senior mortgages nre
ask ed 10 reasonable usmrnt OF their In
ferrst claims make their security un'
doubted aud 10 thu hodor, ~ Junior securities and stock
who have made the largo concessions aud cash contributions
mentioned
The proposal the holders II senior bonds In posses
iop Of thor present security and viii onaOo tho rcor8sn
ICED company shortly 10 resume interest payments on All
snch bond and promptly TO meet ali fixed el1rsos In the
Hooks tho signatures OF bondhpdcrs open
the 0 the No 1893 broadway where also
pamphlets lie Obtained giving full details proposed
al usment u, whinl nIxe 10 neGss3iry.
! sS$$3 J.$.$; S:ss:s:
New. York. June |. aAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19

Mddling 81, Good Ordinary 1915; net and sross 70
cepts IL Dsles exports 1872 bales stock 42J
bales.
wceklv-Net and gross receipts, 307 bales: exports
coastwisc. 2.s7S bales; salcs. 1915 bales.
SAVANNAH June lS.-Cotton dull Midding ll-l8; Low
Mldding, $40: Good Ordinary. ll.lG net and gross
receipts 1913 bales sales. 100 bales stock s9tj bales
Weekly-Net and receipts. LAB bales Expotrs
coastwise 3Vl2 bales sales ZOO bales
NEW ORLEANS June lS-Cotton quiet Middling. So Low
MiddlinR. So; pood Ordinary. 77s net receipts, -
bales gross 3sl baiesi sales 500 bales; stock, G6y7l
bales.
Weckly-Set receipts, 1911 bales gross, 10000 balos;
Exports TO Great Britain, lO.667 hacs coastwisc Abs
bales. salee. 3, OF bales
NEW YORK. June ls-The following the total net RS
ceips OF cotton ali the september l. 1885
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
bic HON Z
Mh.sI LAY So

%aet S 5 Bomo Is5o7l77 l7olssoo ssoi So;
The apparent grant TO be supplied May 80 70 august 81
tut from s should DO e'e ed 5000 1y pusheis carried
consumption nnuay OWING 70 oepresse1 indus Ics Is IS
unacd Al 80 400 BUSHELS css mn Iornai a, eiase pc
Quoting the mat, required WIZ PROBABLY DC iu'heI
United Kin don nj Two weeks con 'umpLog Oh ,.ooooOo
Du~nel, addition iore1n Will Ia Isqued uieas ins gu'n
iins,ea mere Wi bo sJout 1900 bushes July ;
ne CONSUMPTION IN es'eT4s lie
bass % % 7o@OOO quarters l. no oonaGAp'i9n mas Deen
proper ionly uccsse The nsG kin.om now getting
side Of Ua;sd 9L,,es Atlantic pois inns rate continued
$40 o1G bushels remainder wanted from the United
States Atlantic pCrls would DC SIS "Jv0 bushels
Hay AND sTEAW-1Aer - practically no change
DC GaT.P ne ,19Py os s F Ss NJ g I've x xo
4he aj@NS "a nae ga Seg Mi9ea 3SStoc lover
ssdatc' shipping. ooc pIaTie 4Ce straw a Long aye
AOLAsahs-firm AT lie sac o; loo hhd~ OnDa al LOG
vs s,'@S s,ue at at s!5 'sls
between tols spot SOD at - 20 tons Jay al
Neglected Transferable Loucos ISSUED at ~ 80 Copper
ss s on g 1867 cn lars al ass M
4oo4iysic Iransenblc notices domestic ssaod at
,iccs ,aoinest,el issued At I5Sc. ''0'
,oda. L. spirts small slles at decline. hosn
i+s'. s, x;,. & s. Window GAS.
- oG e Sl'fI Ts - Generally que. and easy marGe
STyac . eSs o IoSb ~ steam
hons Flour oilcake LIS oL; sugar.
aiea- los 3D. loaf. ia ia; bacon ~. oL Lad,
I'd, zUs- tsilon. 2US beci tS Od poIh 1s o'
wEEP SIAM, hence. $500 push gram IS "a; 1000
bush grain. .s.G LIVERPOOL steam hence 5000
si.d; $4,000 bush. eraib <Ael QuOiSilols
Flour lis. OIL LIS. ID, graduated sugar, ia
logs 2OA; tailOw. beef As 3D.; pork 30; COZ.
J32d 2s Cd: measurement Govcs Ios 1iIs w.
"a IENDAA, sva1- hence. %s,Vi0 buSh " am a.
GLASGOW, steam hence 5000 Dush gram "a
r..aI l3s. 90 cui-cs1, lUS 3D. bacon. 2Js; nru
IL. ID; logs. l7s ca; talow l5s Ui7s td peel 4s
PORK. r.sIn IS I'd. measurement gools lis I'd.
IALTI,, hence. Norwegian Dark .pii"r sOOp DUs re-
hnod oil private LEI SIO II II Oi ID pn
Ou0 bus renned on. cd ...-.DUICi POkI hence
biliisil BARK 500 Dyls refined OIL Deice
Itaiian 10000 bush griI. 40 &c BU SBA NJ.
from bari general cargo lump sum
rKOVIsloNs-POHK-Ib here wac less life 10 tue iaarSet
TO-DAY. WIN exporters hOinug beck. irces Teiuah "s
quOed sales Dds. Mess and 80 bDs SNORT GEAR
piivGlo terms Job lots Mess Quotec ~ ess oO 1r
sI2dsis Clear Back SOC 80 10 Tor EItra
Prime. 81 ~ al Ehtfa
JDdla IL aSl Extra Meas bbs- 50 Packet SO %
Piate jy...--. BLEt HAMS moderate demand
pccs 4OUO iDs ricklet Bellies 5iiUJasc.;
rhOudsis at &C.,. nIDDLEb- Dull and IN
Long Clear IN Ncwfork. c.. Btthe West,
Clear Short CIea Sd c..--.DKEbbhD HOGS
Light D'ad3J.c.. rigs kD-Ine teud ncy
Vas again io fficue ADVANCED "a points
The day, toward Ss close settled
oscH couple Of pobts, O osipE hehyy 3ysc1lst0n Is
Western steam spot SOC; o tea July 0s5Go54c
closing OS3c; 1000 to- August D. ]s4o+sc, closing
u - 800 ties. september U.oCdC Is. ciosDs
N'o@o. Co. I.10V tes OetoDex eoi90BIc cosilH Oos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
Vigor and Vitality

Arc quickly given to OF the body by Hoods sarsa
pa1a That tired feeling IL entirely overcome The 5loo
- purhe enriched and vtaied and health inste
oil disease TO The one AMI strength
ened the appetite restored The Kidneys and liver
reused and invgoraed The brain erasicd the mini
made clear and really FOR The whole system built
up ana reluvcnatci by this peculiar me lcine
Hoods sarsap arilla has done very great deal Of
gooh IL has built up general health given regular
appetite and made full OF life and energy The
OH my lace with which Ihlve suffered wears are also
much better" MARY ATKINSON, summer1ed. Pa
MY son suffered sprns debility and loss o. appetite
ahd was Restored TO he nth he began take
iavore medicine Hoors sarsaplrla We recommend 1t TO
Hi our friends" Mrs ITALIA f. SMITH. Scipioyic
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BE sure to get Hoods sarsapara and no other.
Hoods Sarsapari!Ia
sold by all drug ssts. 81 six s. Prepared only by
u HOOD co, Apothecaries, Lowell Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar