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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-10-10
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.
AN ABSOLUTE CURE
OF Most Distressing Skin Disease 81
the Cuttcura Remedies.

In the winter of 1s79-so 1 found myself afflicted
with a singular eruption on my limbs, to which
had hithereto been stranger. The trouble appeared
in large blotches, upon which the skin was raised,
but no gathering under it. No particular pain at
tended IL, burning singing sensation and an
perienced After becoming satisfied that IL had come
TO stay, called my physician who after thorough
examination, pronounced 10 a case OF eczema. He
comforted me by saying he could cure IT. that IL was
merely skin disease incident TO old people; was
neither dangerous contagious but II not arrested
would prove exceedingly troublesome and annoying
to me- / asked him 10 prescribe, which he did;
powders and pills 10 be taken inwardly, and wash
Tor outward application. i attended faithfully TO
all directions but the wash only aggravated the irr
tation and after few applications had TO be aban-
doned. Becoming thoroughly alarmed, l asked my
physician 10 call counsel which he did. The case
was examined, the medicines changed. obeyed
orders the letter all to purpose. The biotches
would disappear in one place (eaving a stain upon
the skin II some dark liquid had been spilled over
t), only TO appear In another IL had been part OF
my early education to discounenance all advertised
medicines a deluson and snare, but one day, In
glancing over newspaper, noticed under the head
OF your Cuticura Remedies q case precisely similar
to my own, and after reading IL over several times
went Immediately to the nearest drug store, pur-
chased bottle of Cuticura ResolTent, two cakes OF
Cuticura Soap, and box Of Cutcura, resolving to
use them candestiney carefully noting the effects
The result of the first BATH with after application
of Cuticura, most grateful and astonishing,
quickly allaying the burning, itching sensation and
making almost forget it ever existed. l per-
slider your Caticura Remedies invaluable, and cheer
fully recommend thea such. One of your Seven
Cuticura Boys which has gone all over the world Is
my grandson, and the remedies that effected his
speedy and wonderful cure was applied upon my
recommendation. AUGUSTA H. SMITH,
Ashland. Ohio.
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AaTn Chnnn Cnnfs.

To THE EDIroR-Sir: When, where and
what were the exact words used by Gen. Harri-
son about the cheap c0atg'
What paper printed the speech?
Portland, Ind. Oct. 8, 1855. LABoRER.
Il cannot find myself in full sympathy with
this demand for cheaper coats, which seems to
me necessarily to involve a cheaper man and
woman under the coat."-Speeeh Of Gen. Har-
rison at Marquette club banquet, Grand Pacific
hotel, Chicago, on Mdrch 20, 1888, reported IN
indianapolis Journal, Aarch %, 1885, p 8. col. l..
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would be required to pay their respects to
their candidate for the presidency, the men,
bers of the several clubs residing at the home
of the Hon. K. ). Robertson made one huge
kick, a long kick and strong kick, and kick
altogether, with mutterings not to be misun-
have to send them the money TO bear their ex-
penses-that they did not propose to go and
bear their own expenses. This is voluntary
outpouring." ID.
Fort Wayne, Oct. 8.
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Thurmnn and yoorbee..

To THE EDIToR-Sir: Why Is the candi-
date for vice-president on the demo-
cratic ticket called the "Old Ro-
man.? (2) In what year (if any, was Dan
Voorhees, defeated for congress? A. CRUDE
Rensselaer,, Ind, Sept 20.
(1) Judge Thurman is called the "Old Ro-
man" because he embodies what are popularity
known as the Roman virtues'-honesty,pa patriot
ism, simplicity and rugged integrity. (2.) 1876.
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ga voluntary Outpourtnu.n
To THE EDIT0R-Sir: clip the following

from the Fort Wayne Gazette:
Gen. Harrison is In the fourteenth week of
hand-shaking speech-making and general reception
OF his political friends and admirers
When the committee having in charge the
management of this political circus and menag-
erie informed the Tippecanoe and Morton
clubs Of this city that Saturday, the 9th day Of
October was the day marked on the calendar
that the republican clubs of Allen county
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One rhou.nnd Dollar. a week.

To THE EDTToR-Sir: Did Gen. Harrison
say that dollar a day was enough for him ?
Please answer and decide dispute.
SEEKER FOR TRUTH.
Richmond, Oct 7, 1888.
Not that anybody ever heard of. lie
swore that his services for "nearly one
whole week of time" were reasonably
worth one thousand dollars"
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Under the stars, my boys,
Under the stars trus.
There's battle 10 fight and victory to win;
There's an error to pierce and league Of sin.
That strikes at all law in its madness and din.
And they want me and you
To help vote it through,
Under the stars, my boys
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81 have taken, within the pas: year, several
bottles of Ayers Sarsaparilla, and find it adj
mirably adapted to the needs of an impover-
ished system. ] am convinced that this
g. c. Dome, Pastor Congregational Church,
AndOUeT Ne
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Under the sky so blue,
There's Free joyous air that makes friends of all
Through the mellowing summer and dreamy-like
fail;
No selfish and China-like ideas sppsl.
From plain farmers view,
AS he studies 1t through,
Under the stars my boys.
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An invaluable remedy have found Saliva
ton Oil an invaluable remedy for chapped
hands,. 4. Estep, Painter, 81 Robert-st., Bal
tiln0re, I'D.
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What will Cleveland and Thurman's plural
ity be IN Indiana? Send THE SENTINEL your
prediction. and take your chance in the 500
prize contest. See announcement elsewhere.
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What will Cleveland and Thurman's plural
ity be in Indiana? Send THE SENTINEL your
prediction, and take your chance in the 800
prize contest. See announcement elsewhere.
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What viii Cleveland and Thurman's plural
ity be in Indiana2 Send THE SENTINEL your
prediction, and take your chance in the 500
prize contest. See announcement elsewhere.
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What will Cleveland and Thurman's plural
ity be in Indiana? Send THE SENTINEL your
prediction, and take your chance in the 500
prize contest See announcement elsewhere.
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Hon near ccn yol. come to guessing Cleveland
and TRurmdns plurality in Indianaf
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The following table, which will be
found valuable for purposes of reference,
shows the average rate Of tariff taxation
for every year from 1871 to 1887 inclusive,
together with the rate proposed by the
AIilIn hill.
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Everybody knows that the best remedy
known for coughs, colds, ETC., is DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
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I Axoxe the stories set afoat by the des-
kerate republican campaigners in the
sope of checking the stampede of negro
tiers from the free whisky ticket is one
the effect that eight colored men were
ed in Arkansas on the day Of the
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Sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura, Soc; Soap, ESQ,
Resolvent g. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass
B8-Scnd for Chow to Cure Skin Diseases" 81
pages, so illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
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and give us just one little kind or approx
ing sentence that Mr.. HARRIsoN has ever
uttered of a democratic official OF demo-
cratic measure. Can Won do il?
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q a Aching Muscles, Back, Hips and Sides
~ a.1s and all Pain, Inflam nation and Weak
NzLA ness relieved In one minute By the
ES&4c>E cuticura Anti-Pain Plaster. The first
~ and only pan-subduing plaster. Is
= A1A NDcents.
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II Sfnns The Pnin-

DINTPLEs, black heads, red, rough, chapped and
II lII oily skin prevented by CUTIcuEA SoAP.
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From plain farmers view,
As he studies it through,
Under the stars, my boys
Under the stars, my boys,
Down in the mist and the dew,
Methinks hear murmurings of millions Of men;
The farmers are tOiling on hill and In glen,
And pay half their earnings 10 rich gambling den
Called Trust-and they grew
From our high tariff, too;
Under the stars, my bOys.
Under the stars, my boys,
Out from their heavenly view,
God did not make us all for the same endi
Nations treasures are varied as we'll as its men;
Then let us exchange with all, and that as friend
For the old rule is true,
That good trade helps FRO,
Under the stars, my boys.
Under the stars, my boys,
Under their golden hue;
A land has its youth, its prime and decay;
A child has the sarns-'tis all Natures way;
God let us be youthful as long may,
And not hurry through,
With foolish ado,
Under the stars, my boys.
Under the stars, my bows,
Fixed In their field of blue,
With the stripes floating DER our fair country as
one;
With Truth and the Right blazing out Ike the sun
With lie of defeat. while we finally won;
There's nothing will do,
But TO see it through,
Under the stars, my boys.
Monrovia, Ind. ~. W. BRAY
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The Tax on Tin Plates.

Hon near can you come to guessing Cleyeldnd
aud Thurnaa1s plurality IN Indianaf
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Ho1c near cGB you come to guessing Clereiand
and ThuTman's plurality in Isdiondf
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"NearIy Everybody Reads It."

The Farmer reads the Chicago Daily News be-
cause he makes more than g. 90 q year-ons cen,n
day-by keeping promptly posted on the variations
Of the marlet.-he doesn't wait for the slow weex-
Eee
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The Politician always reads the Chicago Daily
News because It's an impartial paper, and whethes
he likes its Independents views not, he wants 20
know the fyEfh. He Supports his particular
party organ, but when he wants cold Elcfs il.
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MonrOvia, Ind. r.. W. BRAY.
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Doym7a Ar dm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03
CITY ADVERTISING.
Nu,,c@ tn CopIracro o.
OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER,
FORT MnRnh LEY M O lHNS


FORT WoRrd, lex, Nay 8, 1855
Sealed proposals will be received at thi, Zee
up o II O'Clock noon Monday June 1. lses ioI
doing tn FLOWING sewer work for the ti,. &
r"rt Horth:
Fret. For constructing ontlet
Second: For laying castirou pipe across riNiir
Ihir6 For aging (including opening "a
back ling Of 'rerches) of the following viir..
fl d stw VIZ pipe: 1910 feet "a 'nch pipe. 3cse
1seE Is nch pine. 4426 feet Is inch pipe, 3730feex
u inch pipe 6238 feet 10 nth pipe, 3S4S feet 9
!nch pi e, 3S5oS feet six inch pipe.
Fourth. For constructing nine. Prick man
holes. Ne
Bidders viii state: 40
First Phce in full for es1aructing outlet.
second Price in fan Tor laying cast iron
, ,birt; Price per iineal foot for eaoh .izs OF
, F =, sriss per vertical foot for man.
The eisc FJrt Worth will furnish all the
pipe, thecon tractor 10 furnish all ether mate
rial fegn red
Ne bid will be conside, ed unless accompanied
~ certified check for one thousand dollars
made payable % the nayo or of the city OF Fort
worth, Said check To be forfeited to the city OF
Fort "nrfh In case the bidder to whom the
contract is awarded shall fail 10 cnier into o
co"tr ct with the city Of Sort Wo tn o perform
all OF the work c0lleo for In this advertisement
within ten days after being Motif d of tina
~ ardirg Of the contract or shall fail
u furnish { goOd and suffirient bond In q sum
net 70 exceed 80 per cent. 0f the estimated cost
OF the enirr work, to Sc ure the faithful prose-
cution and completion OF all of the work &C.
coroins 10 onfract and spec hcaIions
Pans sn6 specific qtions can be seen at this
OH &c afte May Is. sSS Forms of proposal win
be furnished on application.
The right Is reserved 20 reject any or all bfds.
ina Jigbt Is so reserved to modify or change
the amount of anv part OF The work here adyer-
tised for to the extent of 20 per cent
JoHNL WARD,
Chairman Sewer committee,
w. Il. KING, CITY e. gipeer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03
N0RkE lie.

sspsa ION Caused By tho Arrest OF Stock
m,n-A Social surprise.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
MosEKTIE, TEX. May 31.-A sensation
nas been caused here By the arrest o.
three small stockmep, Jim Lyon, Zach
Miller and George BOyd-,he two hr
residents OF This county, the latter of Col
liugsworth, who are charged with Illegal,
branding lsrse number Of cattle during
the winter. The arrests resulted from
the discovery in she course Of the spring
rouneups, now in progress, that many
well Known brands had been made the
subject Of the "burning out" process
and that they were claimed BY the de-
PENDANTS. These claim to have bough;
the cattle from other parties. Boyd and
Miller have been placed under bond
I'll sD2ear at an examining trial
to be held June Is. Lyon Is now In jiil
In Hardeman county, having been tskep
here to answer an Indictment for illegal
branding and will be brought back and
tried here as soon as his case Is DISPOSE
sf.
The town WAS treated to q socisl sur.
prise to day in the dev, lopment Of the
fsct that Mr. Mark Huseloy, proprietor
Of the Huseioy house, and Miss Lou
Seass, pretty employe, were secretly
married several weeks ago. The partis G
desired to surprise their friends, and the
minister Wss direc ed to retain the license
in his possession as long as the law per
nitted
A pre- iect which is Of the greatest i'm
pOrtaDce 70 the entire Panhandle IL being
considered by the purchasers Of the lands
originally belonging TO the now defunc'
Freucklyn Land and Cattle Company
These lands amounting to aoous SEQ. 000
acres, were lately sold under desd oi
trust End bought in by the principal cred
itors. Il is now proposed to increase the
value OF the lands, and make
them more desirable for settlement by
digging several hundred srtesisn wells
upon then, distributed at equal distances
The matter 10 to be discussed at meet
log OF the purchasers Of the land to take
place in June, and the plan will pfobsbly
be adopted. These lands are situate In
Gray, Roberts snd Carson counties,
MIR. Henry Ham turg, prominent
stockmsn AID b. mixer, has increased his
rsncoiDg facilities in this county by the
purchase OF the Frank Gocdin place, 1t
teen miles from Mobeetie, onsSweetwate,
creek. This place is reputed to produce
meHGbAy than any tract Of land In the
REEn aat le OF similar size. The considel-
6A{op E3rsakQ0G-f ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03
Notice To OoItrsctors

OFFICE OF CITY Enc HEE8,
FohT " ORTIZ, TEX May ., ioss.
sealed propo els y Ill ue It ceivers4 this Office
up to IL O'clock noor Monday, .June 4, 1888, for
xcavating about IA 500 cubic 4hYds of material
from Houston. Bluff, MaxAnd Rusk t,eets, 10
he used In embsns menf8f6R bridge approaches.
BIDS " be me- e IS one price which VIII
cover both cHyAst6ns and entertainments, and
Tor constructtte3ab NJ lCo cubic ards dret-
class cemsns 1nksonry and 40 cable yards Of
rst.S.1ssdry m asonry.
Eaen bio mus be accompanied by q certified
cheeh for $500, which wi be held 10 secure
from the successful bidder he execution of Q
good and sufficient bond In the sum of 5000, to
secure the faithful execution of the WORK 40.
co-ding 20 contract and specifications.
office. The right is reserved 10 reject any on
III bids. ". b. KING, City Epgineef.
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vet grester ENLARGED BY making the
strangers visit SO satisfactory
HE WILL RETURN

HE WILL RETURN
and bring with him his friends.
Colorado is rapidly growing in popu-
lsrlty with the people Of Texas. Last
year large numbers from there enjoyed
themselves greatly amid the enhancing
beauties Of the Rocky Mountain regions;
snd this yesr the number Of letters max
ing inquiries about particular places, and
engaging quarters and accommodations,
lie far beyond all expectation. Thousands
81 people who during previous seasons
did the eastern resorts, will this year en-
Joy the delights of Colorado. There is
none Of that oppressiveuess here which
makes summer scjourn in the damp,
muggy atmosphere Of the east 70 uucom.
Portable. There are no hot nights, when
You TOSS and turn AID long for the day
light and breath Of fresh air. There
are NO tormen,s Of poisonous mus
qaitoea, inqu,sitive fies or ir-
repressible nas. The pests Of
Egypt, and the closer orient, are here
unknown. and in their stead are found
the glories of Eatnre 10 all her prImordial
purity and grandeur, pure air and re-
splendent scenery, in which both body
snd soul drink in deep and lasting
,draughts OF thoroughly enioysble, eX.
nilxratipg and more vigorous life
e. C.. ME-.
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Welded HliAe
.CBILDgEsS.

Settlers Coming 1n-Wh- ar IS Fine nc IFas
Ever Grown Anywhere.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
.CBILDRKss, Tx, June Within the
two weeks just passed the following
named parties have made application to
purchase school land in the county: ] B.
Garrison, E NJ. Garrison, W. D.Fieldipg,
c. K. Nidever, ". L. Underwood, J. j
Harrison, William Parsons, and Messrs.
Williams, Cannon and Kapski. This
county Is receiving almost daily scces-
sions to Its population. There are still
thousands OF acres Of good LAND for sale
by the state. There are now with as
some ten or twelve heads Of families, and
such being the fact, 1t is unnecessary to
state that they will, after examination OF
the situation, settle in this vicinity.
The addition to the stockpens here has
been completed, and tine Moon Cattle
Company on yesterday shipped two train
Iosds Of cattle. The steers went 10 Da-
kota
Judge Lindsay OF Gainesville, who was
here TO superintend The shipping Of the
cattle, WAS Yesterday nhown . bunch
Of wheat the heads OF which were
seven inches long. Ehe Judge says
1t Is as fine wheat IS he ever saw any
where. The wheat csnRe from Inc farm
OF Ebert coward, three miles west Of
Childress. Farmers are making prepsra-
tons to begin harvesting.
The long felt want has cot been cup
pied; the aching void has Los been filed.
Chiidress is still without o newspaper,
but al the ssEe there are greater num-
Der CT sexual settlers coming IN settling
and opening fssms than in any county of
Ice Panhandle. Our town has not out
grown the country, but on the contrary,
the development Of our surrounding
country has gTesNy exceeded thss OF our
county seat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03
3MRERAL a ARK ETk
Produce ana P,cxfs,ons

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, June 2-Flour-Firu,, but
dull. whest oper ed strong ana bipber.
No red, cash s9ha ssH; June sssdssa.
So sss, c"sins *. September S,.Ss5sl
Oo,ober ss1laS9x. osing ss3. Corn iu'i
sno lower. Cash 81; Jane 81 asa 6s23S, clos
,ng ny; year AM and closing as9f Oas quiet 49,;
Provi 'ons eady Ia So clear ribs u ID
short, IS as 12.H B 4cop, bt re sbc nj & sc So
long care S. 406s 45; clear ribs S. 4Oa IS
CHICAGO ILL, June 2.-The sctiof Of the
locsi wheat market to -dsy ID lot i,aIa 1t We y
Gear to the trade or public 1ast wha. the clique
ncw at wo' is r., Ing 10 DO Tue market here
opened firm. and after &c advance went
early because of covering b. short, In he I'D
crop option, while o her futures were shout &c
!owsr. When that exchange clos d st n on
the CONSERVATIVES keyt aloof and the
transactions bowed up g. the fucidatior e
would Indicate. Bulls, seeing the situation, are
encOurs ged lille the b. ara are watching the
accumulation or wheat and nEht el arapce.
July a. the opening soli al Sc a S614c and hen
down 70 SAKE; later the price returned 10 3oc
ard ag ia went 0owD 10 Sj7sc. August sold
earls a. s5Ao ana down to o3hc; Dec-obsr st
S6fc and q t. S6stc. then Gown 20 s51zc and
returned 10 ssii.. The c'osibg prices In whest
for III turs tor the day and week were: jar @
s4xc. July s55<c. Angus. SAKE, September S31sc
December eSasc; Corn was OF excited; pricrs
prices, with sales by crow ana slump In what
can. ec prices to so of &c frcIn top. June s. u
at 55i4 65TSe; joy 55As d5Glse; Augu-t t5IG
500, closing at bottom priceB. The pub lea
zion Of The stock of hog product was shaoe
larger showing than expected, but are A. 90 t0J
lees ths u June /. last year Receipts Of hoss
Ia gs anG prc % higher; there was lit e diepo
was chiefly of the s,slning crcer
At the close pork was 2ho lower and ehort
ribs 2K@5c lower, July pork sl4 o5a14 i2s and
closed at Sl4 OK. July lard sold 1t s. AK and
closed ~ S. say. July short ribs 81 6067 62s
and Gle sed ct 81 621i. The packing since March
is 1855 600 hogs 3. AIMS 776 00n same time last
ear. Lea ing futures closed: Wheat-July
s4xc; August s,xc: september exc; Deeem
Der a5xc. Corn-June 55%c, July Sxc,
August 55zc, September 55ez. niess
pork per Dbl June $l3 vs.; July
$l4 OH; August Sl4 l71f; September $A IS;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03
ON CHANGE.
spsf Csstsn Unchanged, Futures frohI
One to Three Poptnts lever.
Money Marks. Easy.
rcW!y ana Closed LoWsr-Live Stock
TRANSACTIONS Brisk.
Daily Review
GAZETTE OFrIox,

TosY WORTH. TEX. June 2. 1855.
Retail trade in For. Worn To dsy has
been briss and active, as has wholesale
trade, except in dry goods, which have
been rather quiet.
Jobbers generally in Fort Worth after
making up the recapi,uistiopsos accounts
for May are Inclined TO feel elsted over
the trade done during that period, some
II item reporting larger business THAI,
during any month Ut last year.
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING,
Trade continues quiet at Nav York
with both branches Of the trade. Cotton
goods are in moderate movement only.
Orders from SCENTS are chiefly for email
lots OF ssasonsbis goods. Values are a.
a whole firmly held. Some price reyis-
ions of bleached goods reported during
the we. K indicate slight advance on re-
Gently ruling rat q. Print cloths were
frm out unchanged A. N3w York on the
basis Of 5 IL l6; for 6ix64s at
which rate manufacturers continue
to be slow sellers. DARK dress glpgne ms
Were in fair demand, and rum GER Of OF
ders for fall goods were booked this week.
Wooden mems wear goods note no new
feai ures OF interest. Dress goods are In
light to moderate demand. The chief
feature Of interest in the market for
wooden goods is the heavy sales Of han-
nels by auction on Msy 29 sud 81 Ut next
week. Two large lots OF fsnnels will be
sold. One lot embraces 10 600 plain and
twilied hsnnels. Tns other consists Ct
the entire stock Of large flannel COM
mission house. A large attendance Is ex-
pected at the sales, snd the prsser &c in
the market u representatives. Of the lergs
dry goods Concerns is expected to have 8
favorable effecf upon the general dry
goode trade Bradstreet's.