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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-27
WANAMARKR'S


PHiLADnLpHIA. Tuesday. Nov n. lsSe.
Closed Thanksgiving Day.
-
i've more pig surprises. Inc
.,anuiac.ulel Inc. n ) way OF gel!lng
o'. ..a, Dianu s0a' ,., new s, .n's INC mor,n ~
isIs:s s styles: ; s.,,. m 3, i,nsG ihSoush houi,
our pIiessisso.
a-nsa, , seal l ss's =. pins Plush wr,p-; nana;em..
,las,i just half what they We been soilios;
,-po,,s s.., s.,, p,,,.s 80. ,,,r.,,,v
,T,pm, TT a and ana ilssd, % prie:s, 80 same as
a., ,r,., ,n,o,,. :, ,,o.o wo,, .-,n,
s,a.sa s,ir.gsa ssw%sI1s,s Win angel
idon,,Ss, ans al. I'm |. :, ihS so sO;d ssii
,o.,,,,,., ,,,....
s,.ipsss, s. g., snS & %stssisI.: .i sns ). 81 :o!s
u'uaiiy twice that. ~ w. ~
Full assortment in colors and
sizes. But first choice is worth
being quick for.
sesSna yS,s,s oor' Chestnut street side. Four ele
Ac unl;kel, a th;,1 nc ,ya'ya
done in Dress Goods ,b;s eea.
son was to olive 6s cent colored
be,v,, ,ys;oht E-oooh C,.hnar.
&c.
loI SO CeHtS.
Fine wool, spun and woven
-,
and dyed bV one OF the most
r r
- ~
the world. EVerV ward we
KNOW OF anywhere at the price
Is now on our counters, Every
It'll. ~
o
season at 20 cents is under our
~,
roof. Inc end is IN sight. 80
lncnes @ lthe trade ana most
.Lo'es 81 i'. :a,l 'ieh 4oy' anG JUST
'he "e'Sn' oye' anu ilhish you
shnd., TanI. " W. ''o,e "asa ..ah ~. o. my ny
s,,a..'i sna.s Co. we o:s,.. usJu ~ ~ &c. ~
C.shnsres i, M 'ee''ey 'A' Sa''e
S.ar s,saus. ,n" ,sn, . =, go .,,
There's a snec;a, b,ro.;n
flavor to everything IN these
lots.
100 Caps for Infant, ana Children, aeou.
hi%SlstfSi hsVs .Sem nc for matter how you sh al
no, fsS aaSaiar sSS s11 iss s1s a., . iase p4iet
sess GaS nuss la5 and noSt St ePosh pG
l0r $3.50. anan;
ssnsFny aGGas ssists sA for Misses ana Chill
eusn, elosf.. h'nnel' mslson'' ana ladies'
ior s,zs SsasaSS nns SussGy snrGna
anu vi, SrYei / BODY, SC to nm
o,u,on wnn9nt ud,, booy. 6oc tosl 70.
sinsl. black. ''' AS'''' navy '"f
Every nrice r;obt. on 49,.
sbanes and or,i;tv "
second floor, chestnu. stree, front. Take OLE
'1S 'Wh,t , ~o,,;,lo .,
was ot Storm Son.. yeS1sioty i.;o ,,
the rsnon &c ,os.;L;,;.; oat: 80 >. ~
to.d,v will ha ~ ano.ha VIZ We"
have The oen,,;ue ~ roa.s Is Wy We
her vuIcaSized Nv Ia, nem y, ~ ~
cecs n.l.;nn ~ NV Plo
durable than % ot oid .'' E,,1I', Jiv
Guaranteed mt - M sI;, =. a -, }
Seams, II one doos up,, - -. nc e
new one Msde bv 'S Chs i .,oa a
NJ. w. Snaiies
~naIli.tos'i ~ ~ 20, with byers'
pa.e"'e1 W.. veht.,atlon; $3.50 to
e.. WIN IN .he rouse ana
oll'oN."G S . Noa!S, y 6
no"mS, s.sr r,S' ~ na.i s,l.,, wraps etc.
Direct from the best m,ker
in Stuttgart, Germany. w. have
received some Women's and
<>,.,, -,
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gested that tho apostle was widower.
JOHN Il. Doris ought TO have q gold
medal or two inch Alaska diamond set In
brass. John Is. Doris should receive the
thanks OF Congress, and the careful atten-
ton OF the poet Lowell In an ode to Democ-
racy. John b. IL decidedly the creates.
American In his line that has of late been
found wandering on the pavements OF Now
York city. His claim to undyipg glory ia
founded upon the following stroke Ct
genius:
Among the Englishmen OF title, who
have made the greatest effort OF their lives
by visiting America disguised as gentle.
men, there has OF late appeared . certain
Marquis OF Queensbury. He has 30 far
failed TO announce exactly which American
heiress he is disposed TO marry, and take
home to his ancestral halls for the rebuild j.
ing and support thereof Hesimply hangs
around festive gatherings In the metropolis
aud assumes the air OF sport, though he
looks hungry and unhappy. His sporting
proclivites may only be cultivated with q
sense OF fitness TO his title, which should
make him the prince OF bruisers, but
at any rate he appears to see X
shib hiuu VI hotoiioty, ouu tuut 10 uOW ue
encountered Doris Mr.. Doris 10 circus
man, and when six pedestrians started on Q
grand tramp In Madison Square Garden on
Monday night he fixed his eye upon their
starter with blszs OF fine artistic frenzy.
Tue starter was none other than the naughty
marquis, and his gracious but diguified
condescension drew around him admiring
hosts Of the gilded youth of America The
circus man advanced and shook the right
hand Of nobility, "while all tho world
wondered" Then he said:
"My LORD, l will pay you e. 500 week
to come to my show on Eighth avenue and
sit IN chair for three hours day. on, /
mean It. am In the circus bnsine ess, and It's
straight offer. I'll draw up the contract
right away, and"
"Do you mean to Insult me, sir" thun.
dered the noble Epgllshman.
"Not at ALL" replied the circus man ;
"but 1 thought az you had opened this
show for nothing you might want TO-"
But The marquis had vanished.
We repeat, let all honors be heaped upon
Doris, aud lot there be created for him a
national tfiioe Of "squelcher of imported
nobility"
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JOHN WANAMAKER.

NOTICE TO TRESPASsERS AND
Az GuRhkRS.- All persons are hereby for.
biooen 70 trespass ON any OF the lands OF tho
SoEn~ail ana spoei well estates IN Leban on or
Lancaster countie., ~hstber inclosed or unin.
olosSo, either tor the purpose of shooting or
dshins. ~ the isw wul % rfgfdlV an fofcaO
against All ties nsssins 90 said lands of ths un-
designed after this notice.
Nn. COLEMAN FBEEnAH
u PHkCT ALDEN,
tkUW, q. FkkgAAQ,
Atturnsss tor u. .Ooio mso's Asl
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw YoRK, May 2i-Money on call easy
at I5612 per cent; last loan III closed ut
llfa2 per cent Prime mercantile paper, ~
@0IS. Sterling exchange dull but steady, at
N.S6H for sixty day bills aud SASSY for
demand. Governments were quiet aud
steady. State bonds were dull and steady.
The stock market was more active today
than yesterday, though II was quite dull all
the forenoon, when Il was also firm, but
later q determined attack upon st. Paul,
Reading and New England broke the entire
list and material declines were established.
The activity In the market by the last hour
had become great and some stop orders were
uncovered before the close which had n still
more discoungng effect upon thebulls. Other
events, however were partly responsible for
tho decline, fresh engagements OF gold for
export, accompanied by sundry disquieting
rumors and the continued pressure Of short
stock for sale. Under the circumstances
the news Of the action Of the committee at
Chicago TO formulate n plan Of agreement
fell fiat and had no effect. The market be-
came more quiet before the Close which,
however, was active and weak at about the
lowest prices Of the day. Everything almost
IL lower tonight
The railroad bond market was in sharp
contrast to the dealings In shares being quiet
and strong throughout The sales we're
81, 800, 600.
The total sales Of stocks today were 2Gs0il
shares. Closing quotations.
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GENERAL TRADE.

No changes Of importance were made to-
day by the quotation committee Of the Mcr'
chants exchange. The amount Of grain IN
store at the elevator Is: Corn, Is, 1853 bush.
els; oats, CAS- bushels.
At New Orleans sugar receipts continue
light Prices are strong for kettles and
steady for ccntrifugals. Moasscs continues
quiet and steady. There Is no change 10
note In the rice market The liberal offer
Ing Of foreign rice In tho north and west
prevents shipping orders from reaching Their
usual proportions.
According TO the Now York Commercial
Bniiotin Of latest date, ''ln the matter Of
values there has been very little change Of a
quotable character, but all goods are firm
and on coffee the tendency continues up
pish."
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him and think nothing al The range OF
July was s5K@s7lsc, bick to and up to
oIIsc. ihere was an unusual squirt OF puy,
s7ssc, and closed at 81 >Stgs55EG, or about 10
over last night. 49,,
Corn, everything considered, was strong
today. Receipts were large and grading
high. Prices started about Steady from last
night and during the first hour or two adj
yanced about 1c for all futpres. When the
large estimate OF 75f carsifor tomorrow was
made known. prices went of u to &c. and
Tor time the Market wqk heavy. Later
there was frmer feeling and a rally OF
about Nc which made.thh closing price
about &c higher for july May sold from
o. &c TO 90 and closed at186c July ranged
Sesec to oS'Sc' back to 55tc, and closed at
Oats were again active, With firm, higher
market. Near futures were especially In re-
quest, May opened at 35l<c and closed at
oe; July opened at 33lzc and closed at 33Mc.
Very little interest was manifested in the
provision market and the feeling was some
what unsettled and prices Irregular Early
IN the day the market showed little more
strength and prices ruled a triile higher,
Later, however, there was little more press
ure to sell, and prices gradually declined
again.
Trading in mess pork wassmainly in trans
ferriDg contracts at the current differences.
July pork opened at s14.d5 sold TO $i4.65,
and closed at $l4.45aI447II July lard
opened nj Sa72X sold 20 1878, reacted to
SS67H, and closed at $500 IGCGs70. July
short ribs opened at G.72J9, sold to $3.50,
and closed at s7.72JE. W
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Cash quotations we're as follows:
Flour-Quiet and unchanged.

flOur-lluict ana unchanged.
No. 2spring wheat s5k@sGLc; No. 2 red
00c; No corn, 5S9zc; No. 2 oats, 35A
No. 2 rye, csc; No. barley, 70lu73c; No.
fax seed, sl.37@i.3o; prime timothy seed
s. 2j(l230
Mess Pork-Pcr brl, $i4.37H@ii.i0; lard
per 100 lbs $s.05dS.07lS short rib sides
loose, $40; dry saltcd shoulders, boxed
i90O@025; short clear sides, boxed, ss.i5@
$40
Rcccipts-Flour, 1900 brls wheat, 2s,.
900 bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, %, 600 bu
rye, 5000 bu; barley, li,00o bu.
Shipmonts-Flour. 1900 brls; wheat, 81.
600 bu; corn, $4,000 bii; oats, 10000 bu
rye, 1000 bu; barley, 1900 bu.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, May 2t--flour-firm and
active.
wheat-Opened Kc above Yesterdays clos,
and became weak, declining about &c. wher
Il became stronger and rapidly advanced
closing 20 above last nights close No. RED
cash, y0c; June. closed nj 90 bid; July, s59.
Cps7 &c, closing at ~ &c; August. s51lCgS11 &c
closing at sT9sc; December, sDA@elAc, clos
ing at OlAc.
Corn-Opencd firm and advanced steady
closing nc higher; cash, 55llc; August $50
SS,lc, closing at 6S9.ci year, LOCALE, CLOSING
at Ale. ldA
ShNNf ~ HVhAilANts hl'--t'tsstffth N'ahN
Higher $3.50.
Ilay-Firm prime timbthy, sl0,O0@is.00
| prairie 5000 1900.
Butter-Firm; creamery, 2c922c; dairy
i0a20c. Eg,s-i2c.
Proyisions-Stcady. Pork-ti6.O0 lard
<s25. Dry salt meats boxed -Shoulders
s3O0d0.l2h; long clears, s7.75; clear ribs
S7Tlf; short clears, SILK.
Bacon tboxcd shoulder, $3.50; lony
clears, ts.65; clear ribs, sS55ds00 shor
clears, ts.15Gis.S0. IIams-Si0 00al2O0.
Reccipts-Flour 5000 brlG wheat, IA 90
bu; corn, $1,000 bu; oats, $1,000 bu; rye
none, barley, none.
shipments--Flour, 1000 brls: wheat, none
corn, 1900 blu; oats, 5000 -bu rye, none
barley, none.
Afternoon Board heat--Firm; June
OOl.c bid; July, s7If@S,kc August, s7,s,
bid; December, 0ihc. Corn--Dull; May
55ifc; June, bS,sc bid; July, 531sc bid
Oats---Stcady; May 35Ac; June, SAKE
July, S0Ic August 27kc.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, May 2i.--wheat--
Steady; No. 2soft, s5c. Con--Stcady; No.
cash, acc bid, sic asked; June, iac bid, 81,
asked; July, SOC bid, SIC asked.
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June, o,e5@ooe July, 1o.oe@ioo7; August
ioi5@i0l0; September 973@074; October,
9.4s@9,4o; November 9.39e94o; December,
o.4os94i; January, 8.4s@a49; February,
o.50@o57; March, o.03@96l. Sales, $4,000
bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
steady; middling 9Ifc. Sales, 1850 bales.
Quotations were as follows: Ordinary, 7Ac;
good ordinary, SIC; low mddling, &c; mid
ding, 9lEci good middling I61Gc.
Futures opened steady and closed dull, as
follows; May a4o bid; June, 04i@o4S;
July, 0i6@9.47i August 0.45a0i7; Sep
tcmbcr ol3Goi5i October, s0i@s.05i No
vember s.09@ooO; December, $4,000;
January, s0o@9oO February, oos@oo9
March, o.i7@o.i0. Sales. io,loo bales.
DAILY PORT AND INrEGIoR MOVEMENT.
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araln aud l,re,i.ien..

Cmcaoo H., May a. The conditions were
favorable for good volume Of business ON
change today, and speculative Transactions
In grain were quite spirited, aud markets
were generally broad aud strong. The heavl.
ness which was apparent In wheat at the
very opening. aud which started prices
slightly under last night, did not last long.
aud the first hour brought an advance II
from TO NO 20 the various futures There
was better feeling and outside buying or.
ders The foreign adyiccs were not sensa.
tional as ON yesterday. The Prioe C,sysa e..
Inmates a. telegraphed, wcrc that crop pos
poets were not Improved since last week. In
The pit there was covering by shorts, a great
deal OF changing 10 August which put that
option ~ premium over July aud good
buying In December Ii was rumorcd that
Hutchinson was short, aud was scared he.
cause he did little, and ID was also talked
That he had helped Others sell their big load
because the crowd would take freely from
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
LIVERPOOL.

Al noon; spot-Quict, without quotablc
change In price. Sales, 5000, bales, OF which
American, GOO bales. Receipts, 1900 bales,
Of which American, 2.7OO bales. Closing
quotations were as follows: Ordinary, iAd;
good ordinary, 6d; low middling, Sod;
5%d; mlddling ordinary, 7.lOd.
Futures opened quiet and closed steady,
as follows;
THE prices are given In pence and 0iths,
thus 463 means 6.63Gid, and SOL means
b1-0id.1
Alta p.m,--May, 5.25d, values May-Junc,
625d values; June.July, D. 26d, buyers; July.
August 5.2Gd, sellers; AugustScptembcr,
ODD, buyers; Observation-Disclosures, 5,l5d,
values; Octobcr-Noyemhc 6l0d, buyers;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5.00d, sellers; Scptem.
Der D. Did buyers
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CorYEE -Common, i0c; ordinary lie.
fair, lsc, prime Rio, ioc; choice 10 fancy, 2lc,
old government 3oCpa.c. strong
lacE- Louisiana, 6t@OAci Carolina, ego
&c; quiet
suaAn-Purc white GNc; OF white, Gsla
csc, yellow clarified, Oi.GtOiso. omen kettle.
hA65Ac; chncd \, CSC, standard granu.
lated, nc, plantation formulated, &c;
powdered, Nc. cut loaf Sc; steady.
CANNED Goons.-. Pine apples, eliza Peaches,
lbs standard, 500, 3 lhs, standard. a. 90.
second, 500, 5 lbs, standard, 500. Toma.
toes, 2 lbs, standard, ti.Ol 3 lba, standard.
N.i5. Strawberries, SIS. Raspbcrrics,
si.Go. Dlackbrrrics, Si.i0ai.2l. Grccn cages,
tl.7adi.S. Pears, 81 2Oal76. Plumr, Al .0s
@l1t. Asparagus, t205Gl25. Green corn,
h.2steii 10. Green peas, ti.0al.oo, Cove
oysters, full weight l u, p5c. lbs, 81. q,
| Oils, light weight | ID, Ol6t05c; 2 lbs,
Sll0. Condensed milk, Crown, Ss.75C55.so
Eagle, G.55, Swiss, 1913 salmon, si.SS
Sarlincs, S.I6 mustard sardines, $500
Mnckcrcl, Sl.be herring maoktrcl, N.2i;
CANpir-Stirk, all sizes, IN bxs. pals and
brls, s@loc; fancy assorted, s@ibc; cxir'
slLr-Sasiaav. si.@alS per brl; Ohio
river, ti.20Ctl IS per brl; sks, fine, 81 35Ca
i.io, coarse, q. i6Cti. 10, pkts, 2alG5ic'
CmEnH-New York factory, OCfSc; iul
cream, l2di3c. Young America, iSCdilc.
Scars AND CASpLns-Soap, 305lfc. Can
dies, full weight, sA0oc.
STARCH 3Hm3kc.
MoLAssEs-Louisiann, common 20 fair \
| Cd2jc; prime 10 choice, aSgSsc. fancy. 900
ibc; contrifugals, common 10 fair, 2OCt26c
prime 10 choice. SO@SSc syrup 2o8toc
steady.
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HAr-Cholcc, from store, 05c6tiO0; cal
load, from lovce or depot, tlR.50all. 30.
prime. store, aOaa2 &c; car load. from lcyeo
or dc ,ot. si5 .O0tlsOt prairie, from store,
0o@70c; car load, from leyce or depot sl0oC
@i3.OO.
BnAS--rrom store. 800, from icvce OF
depot, S2oOo.
ConS- From store, white, Csc; mixed, Gle;
from leycc or depot. white, IN bulk, bsc; IN
sacks, Gle mixed, In bulk, SIC, In sacks, OOc
OArs--from store, white, 43c; mixed, i0c;
from lcyco or depot, white, In bulk, 9sc; III
sacks, 40c: mixed In bulk SIC. In sacks, 900
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Conn MrAi--standard, s3.05@3 10; pearl,
800; roller, ~ s0a3. 20; hrm
bHANs AND fEAs--Navy beans, $500; me.
dium, N.0o, stock peas. u, 25cgi .35 per bu;
lady, peas, CLIO Per bu, black eyes, A.D'
per bu 81
oar MEAL-in half brls $3.50 from store
FLouR--From store, common <J.iIlCJ 20
family, tii5; choice, $3.50 fancy, $40. ox
tm fancy fi.s5 patent s5.aO@S.a0; strong.
CRAcKERs-Soda, treble extra, 6c ginger
snaps, 6ifMslfc; assorted jumblcs lOogl2c.
CRACKED WnEAr-ln half brls $50 from
store.
lIoniSY AND GRiIs--From store, S3.25.
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CmcAao, H.. May ATTIC Drorors' Jour.
nal reports. Cattle Receipt 1900. shin.
mcnts, l,5o0. Market steady for good:
Others weak. llecvos 81 Ma ~. COWS.
on. s5C13.5O st0ckcrs and fccdcrs, t3.O)Cil ~.
Texas steers, o.. i0at.20.
lIor-lleccipts. 1900, shipments, 1000.
Market steady; mixed, c.tisti.50. heavy.
tS.Oo9S.sS light soso85.oo, culls aud light,
tS.75ct62o.
shccp-Rcccipts, 1000 shipments, none.
Market weak; native mutlon, SlOOd5. %,
@5.i0 lambs, toc TO si0o pcr head.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.


DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing 50 per $1,000, premium selling. New
Orleans 81 discount buying, 81 premium
selling. Cincinnati, 81. Louis and Louis
willie, demand par buying, $50 per 81 900
premium selling
No meeting Of the call board was held to-
day, and no changes were made in the quota
tons OF local securities The clearinghouse
report, giving the clearngs thus far this
week shows a falling of Of some $4,000 over
the same time last week, but an increase OF
some 81, 600 over the corresponding time last
year.
The local cotton market closed quiet and
steady, with sales 400 bales. At New Orleans
spots closed steady with futures duh Owing
10 tho wires being down no reports were re-
ccircd after ~ o'clock, and up TO that time
futures had advanced point At Liverpool
the market was quiet without quoiable
change In prices. Futures advanced point,
closing steady The New York market closed
firm, with futures barely steady, the oldcrop
months going up point and the new crop
months unchanged.
A telegram was placed on the blackboard
Of the exchange today by Secretary Hotter
from the Cotton World Publishing company,
Of New Orleans, in which the following in.
formation was given In poetical form;
"llayc suspended publication
Aud gone into liquidation"
The unfortunate blundor OF the Cotton
Horld last November In giving cotton crop
estimate u sos OJ bales had no little TO do
with lis early demise, the gross error having
shaken public confidence as TO It's statistical
reliability.
IMPORTS.
twenty-five bbls apples, lo5 skis bran, 81
brls beans and pens, 20 pkgs butter, 10 pkgs
bacon, 26s pigs boots and shoes, 4,0J bn
corn. 10 pkgs cheese, iG2 SKIS coffee, 800 brls
lime, 80 bfls cement, 3, O6s SKIS cotton seed,
car cotton seed. 10 pkgs dry goods, ~ pkgs
eRgs, s6s brls -FOUR Tears hay. 700 pkRs lard,
1900 feet lumber, 40 pkgs liquors, 100
brls meal, 100 brls molasses, 900 kegs nails,
1900 bu oats, 20 brls onions, 90 brls potatoes
cars pork sides, 1875 brls sugar, 2l9 pkgs
tobacco, 100 bu wheat
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--Mnckcrcl, half brls., No. I. t725;
No. 2, $40 lo-lb kit, No, 1, ti.i6; No. .,
$iio. Dry herring. family, 2jc per box.
fnrsu Mr,rs-Choicc beef, HEADQUARTERS
ec; forcquartcrs, Soc second grade, hind
quarters, lcj forcquaricrs, SIC. sheep, ",
Hogs, s@skc.
Hoo Pnopucrs mess pork, ti0oo
sugar cured hams, Hole, breakfast bacon
lOA@iihci bacon, clear rib Sides O010lsc;
sides. sA6s,sc, long clear. sjslts,.c; shout
dcrs. 6AMG4c.
LlEp-fcs SIC half Iris, SIC; kegs, 81
choice kettle, Ole; steady.
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For sprains bruises fhenmatism, cramps
Inflammation. swelling. cuts burns ets.. In
man, and splint rlngbone windgall, cpl.
sooilc. scratches. etc, In horses Rangum
Root Eminent II SURE cur. The King Of
IAnlmcnu" i the universal verdict Never
fails TO cure any ailment tho can be reached
by an external mcdicalapplicaiion. 5ocents
per bottle. For salo At licislor'a drug store
2S5 Main street.
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IIouschoId supplies.

ArrLss-Nonc IN market Dried apples,
csc per ID from store. Dried peaches 7hc
from store.
fnulr.-oranges, Mcssina, $3.50 per box,
Imperial, tiOO per bon. Lemons, t2.bO6t
500 per Dor. bananas, sl.5o@2.50 per
bunch.
vaoIAnLEs Onions, tS.boaAoo per bril-
f20Opcr sack. Cabbage new Louisiana, crate.
tJ5Ogpt00. krnui, brls, t7.c0 half brls
40, Garlic, SOC per 100. Turnlps, fitots
L16 per brl.
PicgLrs-Iirls, $3.50, half brls, fl.0a
PorAroEs-fifm; old, g.. 50Gts00 per bri
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Nrw YoRK, May 2i.-Conce-spot, fair;
Rio, firm. l6Ic. Options higher and fairly
active. Sales, I0i.7oo bag. May, sl4. 500
Ito0 June, siSaScsitoo; July, si5SOai3.5o.
August, ti2OSai2.s5; September, sll.Ooet
1910 October tii.10@il.st November,
sii. 6SdiiTo, December, sii656ii. 20; Jan.
nary, ii.55etii.O0 90; February. sii.Oe March.
fii.55orii.0e April, tii.0o sugar-firm and
refined, firm. Molasscs-Sicady. Rice
Steady.
CIscfNxsTI, O., May -Whlsky-stcady:
salcS, s53 barrels of finished goods on a basil.
81 si.lS Buttcr-Easlcr. Sugnr-sieady.
Eeg.-strong aud higher at lie. Chccsc-in
good demand
CmcAoo. H., May 2i.---on tho Produce OK.
change today, the butter market was weaker:
creamery, i7isd9oc; dairy, 1000. Eggs.
Firm AZ i3al3isc.
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THE RIVERS.


Arrivals--Kate Adams Arkansas City;
Gayoso, Tptonville; DeSoto, Cincinnati.
Departures-Joseph Henry, Cairo; Gayoso,
Tiptonville; Kate Adams, Arkansas City.
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PRIME CRUDE 0n,--3l@32c; prime summer
yellow, 3b@36c; choice cooking summer
yellow, 39Gi0c; prime cotton seed meal,
Sl950dl70O, carload lots; less than car
lond SIS OO6rIg5O
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Nrw YonK. May 2l.--Thc markct for cotton
goods was sicadicr under the advance OF
fcppcrei. Iaconia and Mphawk Valley wide
shccilngs OF the basis OF - ior lO-i blcachcd
and Andnscorxin 20 sc lfor iOt blcached.
with more inquiry than business. Wool
Qradcs very dull. -
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ctrvrL,Sp, O., May Petroleum.
Easy = W. iio', I,sc.
WILMINGTON, n. G., May e9-Turpcntins
-firm; S3lfc.
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stage Of the Rivers.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE u. 8. A.,
MEMPHIS, May "a, p. IN. !
The following observations are taken at all sta
lions named ia the 10Th meridian time, which Is
one hour later then Memphis time:
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ST.. LOUIS No, May -wool-sirons
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suwcnrnr for Tms wrsKiy ArrrAf. 81
per year, and participate In the grand dis.
inbnllon Of ellis Dcccmbef |.