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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-31
Always the Best, but improved.



The Indianapolis Journal, always the best
paper in the State, is even better since its alb
sorption of the Times. The journal is the guild
ing star of Indiana Republicans. Every Repub-
lcan should take the Journal through the pres
emit campaign.
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Fire the Rascals Out,
Odon Republican.

Odon Republican.
The Democrats were called to power two years
ago for the purpose of correcting certain abuses
alleged TO have grown up under twenty-five
years of Republican rule; and the great question
DOW is how to get rid of the Democratsl
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Now that it has been provided with new
caal shed, it is hoped the postal service at this
point will be improved.
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Envelopsd in silence.

Cincinnati Enquirer
A sa,a, and solemn silence seems to have fallen
upon that distinguished American citizen Mr.
Cutting This is as 1t should be.
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The Beantiful Boycott.
Chicago Tribun

Chicago Tribune
The Typographical Union of Cleveland, O.,
ordered barber to boycott the Cleveland
Leader. The barber obeyed whereupon his hest
customers walked in, took their private shaving
cups and walked off to another shop. Bulldozer.
barber, boycott boomerang, bye-bye!
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-31

THE Anarchists at Cleveland and New York
are very fierce. Those at Chicago were not
so very long ago. The same remedy will cure
the disease wherever found.
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IT is said that Grace Newell, the daughter of
New York physician, walks twenty miles regu
larly every day. Some may talk about the old
girls, and what they used to do but the Newell
do about as well as the oldest of them.
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THE North German Gazette seems to regard
Prince Alexander as kind of A. K. Cutting.
This is the worst thing that has happened to
the unhappy ruler.
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A Correct Long-Distance View.

Boston Journal.
The fight which is now ''on" in Indiana ba-
tween the Bynum and the English factions of
the Democracy is as enthusiastic and as little
susceptible to compromise as the historic on
gagement between the Kilkenny cats.
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Sensible Men.
Boston Journal.

Boston JOurnal.
Several of the candidates nominated by the
Vermont Prohibitionists have declined to allow
their names to be used on the ground that the
cause can be better served through the Repub-
lican party
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4 CABLE special says that the ex-Empress
Eugene wept after hearing one of Mrs. James
Brown Potter's Rotations Is there no way by
which this poor lady can be protected from anna
feur actresses2
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Wronging the Red Man.

Norristown Herald.
A New Jersey girl has eloped With an Indian.
The manner in which our government permit5
the Indians to be imposed upon by the white
race is shameful.
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THE New York Herald speaks of epidemic
earthquakes 1t should see some Of the remit
ent-intermittent-typhoid earthquakes. They
are hustlers.
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he was yet unable to call his mind his own, and
therefore did not speak his own honest senti-
ments; or it may be that he was carefully
ranging against a future reunion with the ex-
spouse but, however it may be, his sentiments
as expressed will meet with commentator from
other widows and widowers who are restrained
in their matrimonial career by their neighbors.
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In 1874 Birmingham, Ala, had "but few
houses, and now has population of 10000.
Down with the ''robber tariff"
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Hlnt to Orgnnizna I.ahor-

New York Graphic.
There can be no public sympathy for men who
instigatc hoodlumism and riot
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'BAsE hits" in Cincinnati, seem to be made
with beer-glasses, if descriptions of the noble
national game as played in that city are correct
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THE people are tired of carrying the burden
imposed by the liquor traffic.
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BAILEY or Bynun, it is all the same. Coy
will be on top at the roundup.
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The Government Dictionary.


A question of some Importance to Springfield
institution is the maintenance by the new Pub-
lie Printer of Websters Dictionary as the stand
ard of the government publications. Webster
has been the standard for twelve years.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-31

ALL in the family-the race for Governor
IN Tennessee
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louisville Courier Journal
New York people say that Grant has q monu,
ment In their hearts.
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Telephone Calls.
Business Office 238 Editorial Rooms .242
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-08-31

REFORM reform"
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL.

Can be found at the following places:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Exchange in Europe 449
Strand.
PARIs-Anerican Exchange in Paris, IS Boulevard
des Capucines.
NEW YORK-St. Nicholas and Windsor Hotels
CHICAGo-Palmer House.
CIECINNATI-J. P. Hawley & Co. 154 Vine street.
LOUIsvTLLE--C. T. bearing. northwest corner
Third and Jefferson streets.
ST. LOUIS-Union News Company. Union Depot
and Southern Hotel.
WASHINGTON, D. c--Risgs House and Ebbitt
House.
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of the hour.
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PARIs-American Exchange in Paris, s5 Boulevard
dea Cauucines.
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mics.
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NEW yoRK-ss. Niehola. and Windsor Hotels
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head. Market steady and unchanged; butchers
and selected heavy, 81 059i Is; mixed packing,
sheep-Receipts, COO head; shipments, 400 head /;
g seas.
KANSAS CITY. May s-The 1--we stock Indi-
CattleEReceipts, 1853 head; shipments. none.
Market active and SC higher for choice; others
as; common to medium, q 1904 so: stockers and
feeders, s. 40@a Is: cows, s2 G093 30.
Aogs11Beceipts. 4.e57 head; shipments, 9ssl
choice, So S0@3 80: common TO medium, So 659
3 IS
sbeep-Receipts, 1875 head; shipments, meme.
MARI ct firm ond TO choice clipped, IS 50@4 50;
common 10 medium, s2@3.
CHICAGO, May S-The provers' Journal re-
Cattle - Receipts, 5,oe1 head; shipments 900
head. Market slow, but steady; shipping steers,
$50 to 100 lbs SOS 65; stockers aud feeders. s.
s3aS 20: corn fed Texas cattle, s594 IS.
Hogs.keceipIs, 1900 nesa; snipwen@ 5000
bead Market SLOW but StesSy Tough q and S mixed
light, 50 GOA IS; skips, s. 2593 %. 4
Sheep-Reeeipts, LOCO head; shipments, 600
The Dovers' Journal special cabiegram from
Liverpool quotes cattle market lightly supplied
and prices &c higher; best American steers 1879
dressed weight.
NEW YORK, May S.-Beeyes-Receipts, $500
head making 16, 100 head for the week. Fair trade
at Fridays prices, and all sold common 10 good
steers, ~ SUed0 70; prime ana extra no., % goa
20, with few premium cattle at s. so; fat bulls,
s. 50@4 IS. Exports to-day, 100 beeves; tor the
week, 1,62e beeYes; 9240 quarters of beef and $50
carcasses OF mutton.
sheep-Receipis. 10000 head, making 81, 7GO head
for the week. Market trife unsettled, but gOot
business was done and the pens were cleared;
clipped, s4G5 co. clipped yearlings. s. SCAT 30:
unshorn sheep, 81 60@6 40; unshorn yearlings, ST
a. 80; spring lambs, S4@7 per head.
Hoes-Receipts 9lO0 head, making 25, 400 head
for the week None offered alive; nominally
steady al "a 70G4 so.
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She Had Had Experience.
rn44rA-@ Fac Droz1

lDSLO ACt IIScc-I
Madam" he said, after long survey of
a flower stand at the Central Market, could
you recommend me something to place on
my wife's grave"
Il think So" she answered, as she looked
him over. How long has she been dead ~
six years."
Married again.
What is that to you?"
'Oh, you needn't be so cranky about it..
Eve dealt in cemetery flowers for the last
fifteen years, and / know about how things
work. If you are still widower YOU want
about 81 worth of flowers and border of
moss. If you are married again you'll pick
out twenty-f five cent rose bush, beat me
cemetery by car driver"
He pretended to be very indignant, and
went 10 the other end of the market and
bought two feeble-looking pinks for seven
cents apiece.
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Ex-diy.
Eaararn ExchanRnA

NEW ORLEANS, May S.-Bank clesrings, 81 ,2lj,-
ens
MEMPHI-- May New YORK exchange selling
ct &c premium.
BALTIMORE. May Bank earrings. s., 3Sl .Ol4:
balances, $40, 439
NEW YORK, May 3.-Exehsnges, s149, co., SOP;
balances s6,i7i ,05l.
PHILADELPHIA. May 3.]Exchanges, Sill ,292, :
1Ol: balances, 81 ,44s,SIO.
CINCINNATI, May .. - Eastern exchanges
steady; par buying; lilo premium selling.
BOSTON, MAY 3.-CIear Tags. e155l1 $40: balances,
81 ,640.92l. Money, So per cent Exchange on New
YORK, to l2hc premiuR.
ST. LOUIS, May 3.-RaRk clearfngs 81 los. s73:
balances, f33I.25S. Exchange New York
stronger at DC to soc premium.
CHICAGO, May Mooney rates show little il
aIy change. Banks name 506 per cent. de
msnd and 6d7 per cent GU time loans. New York
exchange was called PC premium The Asso-
ciaied Bank clearings were sl6liS.UOO.
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A Word About C7tarrh.

TT is the mucous membrane. shat wonderful
se mi fluid envelope surrounding ths delicate It's
sues Of the ar and food passages, that Catarrh
makes its stronghold. Once established, II eats
into the very vitals, and renders life but long
drawn breath of misery and disease, dulling the
senses of hearing. trammeling the power OF
speech, destroying the faculty OF smell. tainting
the breath, aud killing the refined pleasures OF
TASTE. 1nsidiOusly, by creeping on from simple
cold in the mead, il assaults the memoranOus
lining and envelopes the bones. eating throngh
the delicate ceats and causing Inflammation,
rlOughing and death. Nothing short OF total
eradication will insure health 10 the patient, ana
all alternatives ere simply prOersstlnaie1 suffer-
iDRs leading 10 fatal termination Slnford's
Radical Cure, by Inhalation and by Internal ad-
ministration, has never failed even when the
isess, has made frightfIl inrOds on delicate con
siifntions hearing. smell and taste have been re,
covered, and the disease thoroughly driven out .
Sanford Radical Cure consists OF one bottle OF
ibe Rsdical Cure, and one box Catarrhal Solve IT.,
and one Improved Inhaler. neatly wrapped IN
one package, with fun directions; price -
FO1rER DRUs AID CHEMICAL Co.. Boston.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
AoaSS AND STOCKS
sev Yors Financial msrket.

new YcrR Financial msrkeA
NEW YORK May s.-Money-On call easy al
2@S per cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper-4egb pen cent
Sterling Exchange-Duu but steady at 4S7 Tor
sixty days and 1854 for demand.
Iha total sales Of stocks to-day were $4,000
shares including Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 6lSSO: Delaware and Hudson, S,Ol5;
Erie Il 500 Kansas and Texas, 2l.170; Lake shore,
80; Louisville and Nashville, 1885; North
western. 22435; New Jersey Central, 800; New
York central. o. l2S Pacific Nail, l4,75O; Reading
4.s,C; St. Paul $1,000; Union Pacific, 2l,37o; IVES
tern Union, 1890; Northern Pacific preferred,
IL @O7: oregon TranscontinentsI, 7.2ls.
Government bonds dull and steady.
State bonds dull.
600 of which Erie second cOnsols contributed
$1,000. Prices sympaihized with the share mar
ket and declined throughout the day, advances
being very few. Erie second cons0ls show loss
OF 2iL. Chesapeake and Ohio SKIES 4; Northwest
sinking fund fves, ?: Missouri Kansas and Texas
sixes a. iyes 3: Nickel Plate frsts IA and trust
receipts 81 New Orleans and Pacific first eou-
pOns are of ?; Wabash trust receipts 6, at 52 East
tennessee incomes > AT 10, and Indiana, Bloom
IngtOn and Western , at 81. Stocks were much
more active, but trading was at the eX-
pehse OF prices, AT the opening tnere
in some cases advances were made in the hrst few
minutes but this was followed by decided break
amOIg the most active stocks which continued
until after II O'Clock. From that time until
O'CLOCK the market was quiet aud prices eomp1r-
ately steady. Renewed weakness was developed
later and the movement during the remainder OF
the afternoon was decidedly irregular but the
activity andwC akness went together iLackawanna.
81, Paul and Lake Shore contributed ~ Per eelt
of tie DAYS business The active stocks were as
rule. about the weakest. Laekawanna declined
The Vanderbilts were conspicnOusly weak, Lsk
Shore IselliI n 761s and closing q better, with
net loss OF 81 New York Central lost ~. Pacific
Mail, ~; Western Union / NJ, X. and T., rs;
Erie common and preferred, each rs; Delaware
and Hudson, l3sc; Canada Southern, IL. There
was only one subject of discussion on the street
the strike. Tine news from Chicago throughout
the day was unfavOrable, but the more confident
operators still claim that settlement win be
reached al early date, and the effect OF the
present troubles must therefore be temporary.
The failure of T0SLeT Marvin, who has been con-
spcuOus on the Board Tor some lime past as an,
active operator in the coal stocks. possibly had
influence in deprts sing prices in the after
noon. The market closed generally weak, slight
~ b. tier tnan the lowest figure OF the day
The market closed with tue following UlCs
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shipments. 344 head. ERgs-In light demand and
steady at s1zc. Cheese-Quiet; good TO prime new
fat, 5@Sc.
NEW ORLEANS. May s-Flour-Dun and I'M
fancy, 81 sea- 90: Minnesota patents and winter
wheat patents, s. 65. Oats-Quiet but steady at
s. 5C@iz; choice, sissis g. Hog Pr Odc
and shade lower. Pork-s9 SOLO: Lard-s5 80.
I6 s III 1ns sf%F SRS ss
IS 90; clear rib, S. o.. Hams-sg 25@975. Cotton
seed Products-Qulet and weak; prime crude oil.
26%@27Gc; cake and meal, is1SaI9c per long
ton. suesr-Dull and dropping; open kettle to
strictly prime e PIime BE SE to fully fair d
white g &C. prime yellow clarified, 51sc; seconds,
80 59sc. Molasses-Quiet but steady.
BALTIMORE, May S.-Wheat-western lower
and dull; No. 2winter red, May, eOl4@9i17e: June,
june: 451s asked. ostsEQuiet; western white,
Mess Pork-l0@1lee Lard-Refined &c. Butter
Western packed, 14@17c. Eggs-Quiet at 119@c.
9lsc Receipts-Flour, 1000 bbls.; wheat, ZOO
bu.; corn, 1000 bu.; oats. 1900 bu. shipments
Flour, eco bbls.; rye. 1000 bu. corn, 1900 bu.
MILWAUKEE, May S.-Flour-Quiet. Wheat
steady: No. 2 Ss1Ec. osts-DuIl; No: 2, PCS;
Rye-Steady: No. l. CSC. Bsrley-Firm; No. 2 4sc.
Provisions-Easier, Mess Pork-Cash or May, So;
S. %. Butter-steady; dairy, l5@i7c. Cheese
Steady at 111z@l2c. Eggs-Quiet at 1O@lo1ze. Re
ceipts-Flour, 10, go bbls. wheat, 6,095 bu; bar
ley, 4,54l bu. Shipments Flour, 1645 bbls.
wheat, 44,1S2 bu.; barley, 4,010 bu.
LOUISVILLE, May .s.-Cotton Dull: mid.
ding, Sc Grain-Quiet. Wheat.No. ? long
3sc; white, 39c. Oats-New No. mixed. SIC.
Provisions-Dull. Bacon-Clear rib sides, s. So;
clear sides, s. 10; shoulders. 81 371T. Bulkmeats-
Clear rib Sides IS IS; clear sides, S. 90: shoul
ders. 81. Mess Pork-sl0 50. Sugar-cured Meats
Hams, 91z@1oc Lard-Choice, s. 759s.
LIVERPOOL May 3.-Cotton-Demand good
at higher prices: middling uplands, g.l6d; dc
Orleans 5 I'D, sales 5000 bales including 100
bales for speculation and export and 1liVOo bales
of American. Wheat-Firm, with fair demand;
holders offer sparingy Confirm with fair de
mand. Lard-Prime western, SIS Cd per cwt.
TOLEDO, May 3.-wheat-Lower and active
cash, S514GSSc: May, S514c asked; June, S63sc
August, S63sc. Corn-Firm; cash. SSc; May. 3s1
bid; June, 3s1zc: Oats-Neglected; Cloverseed-
Nominal. Receipts-Wheat, 5000 bu.; corn, "A,
900 bu.; oats, 900 bu. Shipments a0I
b.; corn, $4,000 bu.
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Two sI,usr- Instantly Killed.

FoRT KEOGH, Mont, April % Word has
reached here from Philipsburg that while
repairing timbers in the granite mountain
mine a man named Low lost his balance fell
down the shaft and was killed. A man named
NOBLE heard his cry he fell and rushed 20
his assistance along one Of the levels la his
excitement be missed his calculations a. TO
the locality of the shaft, and in the darkness
fell into the yawniDg pit and was instantly
billed. Both men were cornish men, and
Noble leaves family in Englsnd.
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eAE ANTONIO, Tex MAY Heavy rains
fell to-day between this city and the RIO
GTsBde, westward covering a vast grazing
." hITy, where DO rains Of anv consequence
Lave fallen for eighteen months. in tue
NirIniiy Of this city the pour Town was
- msthing extraordinary. The main plaza
lscspe lake and streets were flooded Sew
sIsl business places sustained heavy damage
fo their stock. The SaG Pedro overlooked
it, hanks. flooding many residences.
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Maya. Open'g Highst. Lowest, Clio
Receipts-Hogs. 1900 head.
Car Lots-Wheat, p: corn, 35i; oats, 1OI.
ENGLISH GRAIN TRADE REVIEW,

LONDON, May 3.-The Mark Lane Express says:
The weather has been brilliant. Wheat shows
generally good appearance. Trade is restricted
The sales OF English wheat during the week were
595j quarters at SIS ID against SIS 6SS quarters at
37s Id during the same period last year. Flour IS
slow of sale but steady. The foreign wheat trade
is devoid Of feature; supplies are restricted, sell
eIs are firm, and buyers apthetic Foreign
-four, with the exception of American, is steady.
sold, and two were withdrawn; none remained.
The tales comprised one cargo of California at
36s. another at 35s cd. and cargo of Walla Walla
at SIS I'D. To daT the market was hrmer. Eng
lish wheats wee Is dearer; foreign were steady.
Flour was 6d@ls dearer; foreign was steady, ex-
cept American, which was weaker. Mixed Amer
lean corn was quoted at SOS.
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One Thankful Editor.

The gentlemen who voted for We editor for
School Director last Saturday, as well as the
two who on Tuesday cast their ballots in
favor of us for Village Clerk, certainly de-
serve credit for their wisdom, and if they are
not rewarded on this earth they will GER
tainly be rewarded when they go to that
undiscovered country from whose bourne
no traveller returns" Tears fill our eyes as
we attempt to express our thoughts, and we
can only say thanks, gentlemen; ma "
thanks.
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Elsewhere.

BALTIMORE, May s-Beeves-Fairiy hctive:
best beeyes, 5I4@J5zc; first quality 51d5l5c: me-
dium, 5@5kc; ordinary, 21<g414c. Receipts, 100
head sales, $50 head.
Hogs Light supply and good demand; receipts,
3,l32 head; quotations. 5955sc.
sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 2,096 head; sheep,
21z@514c; lambs, 71zglOc.
EAST LIBERTY, May 3.-Cattle-Receipts 1.j96
head; shipments, LILO head. Market slow at
last week opening prices.
Hogs - Receipts. 500 mead: shipments, 1900
head. Market slow; Philadelphia, "a 35q4 4O
Workers, 81 l594 30: skips, So 75d4 o.
sbeep-keceipts. 400 head; snipInents 1000
head Market fair at last week closing prices
ST. LOUIS, May 3.-Cattle-Receipts l. 800 head:
shipments. 400 head. Market fairly active and a
shade lower; all sold choice shipping and export,
- 1905 90; common 10 good, 81 30@5; butchers
ere and feeders. SsS4
Hogs Receipts, $500 head: shipments, 1000
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ror.lsn suou.y ana srocks.

LONDON May 3. p COnsOls. 100 lj-l6 for
money and for the account Railway 7oud,
Atlantic and Great Western frsts, $50;
ondS 10: Csns6 iah Pac' me- 655s Erie. -; do. sec
On,iS 81 4 Illinois central, 100: Mexican ordina-
ry, 251s; 81 Paul common. Syst: New York Cen
frsl U2L: Pennsylvania. =: Reading lO%
Bar Silyer-45 Billed per ounce. The amount Of
bullion Withdrawn from the Bank of England OIL
balance to-day ga COO.
PARIS, Ma! 3.--Three Der cent rentes, S2f 30
for the account
Berlin May 3.-The statement of the Impe-
RAJ Bank OF Germany SHOWS an increase in specie
OF 6aS.tOO marks.
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There are nineteen metals more valuable
than gold, but no re medy which will COM
pare with Bigelow's Positive Cure for coughs
and colds. A prompt and pleasant cure Tor
all throat and lung troubles. Fifty cents
and 81
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little handbook, recently published,
treats on what 10 do 81 cases Of sprains and
Other accidents. 81. Jacobs Oil should at
once be Spoiled. IL is the greatest pain cure
on earth, and costs only fifty cents a bottle.
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Cotton.

MEMPHIS, May 3.-Cotton-Steady; middling,
&c; receipts, 492 bales shipments 1S2 bales stock
65,j5l bales; sales, 1,400 bales.
ST. LOUIS, May g. Cotton Receipts, $40
bales; shipments, 1856 bales: sales, LA bales
stock 1898 bales Exchange on New York firm at
Is to Soc premium.
NEW ORLEANS May 3-Cotton-Firm; mid
ding, 15-l6c; low middling, 7-l6c; good ordi-
nary, l-l6c; net and gross receipts, 2,729 bales
exports to Great Britain, 0S7 bales; cosstwise, G.
600 bales; stock, III 800 bales.
NEW YORK, May &C. L. Green & Co.'S re-
port on cotton futures says: Opening trihe
better the market again fell off under a loss of
tone foreign securities, and shading the
silver rate Offerings were careful, however and
the bulls continued to find encouragement in the
firm tone and full business in the Liverpool spot
markets, and the fact the rates abroad are gradn-
ally approaching those on this side.