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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-02-02


ing, what noble style he had, TO be surep
Then throwing his head back and mar
rowing his wild eyes, he suddenly broke
out:
"'An acre in Middlesex is worth a prin-
cipality in Utopia; the smallest actual
good is better than the most magnificent
promises of impossibilities; the wise man
Of the Stoics would, no doubt, be grander
object than a steam engine. But there
are steam engines. And the wise man of
the Stoics is yet to be born. A philosophy
which should enable a man to feel per-
fectly happy when in the agonies of pain
may be better than a philosophy that can
assuage pain. But we know that there
are remedies that will assuage pain; and
we know that the ancient sages liked the
toothache as little as their neighbors.
l sat up in some amazement at this
effort at memory. For the past three
months, having associated with individ-
uals whose vocabularies hardly ventured
beyond the possibilities of fright smart"
and "away over yonder," was somewhat
startled, admit.
"Are you a native of this state, sir'" /
asked, with great respect
NO." replied he, turning full upon me
for an instant those singular eyes of his.
81 am, like yourself, a northerner."
"Let me offer you better pipe" said,
pointing out to him the case containing
my best meerschaum; ''you will find some
excellent Cavendish in that JAR"
He gave me a quick glance, as If appre-
ciative of my hospitality, but declined,
saying that long habit had given him q
preference for the natural leaf.
''What is your collegep' he suddenly
asked, as was filling a pipe preparatory
to joining him,
YALE" / answered, with the pardona-
BILE pride Of all sons of that alma mater;
land yoursY'
II seldom mistake a collegian,n re-
marked my homogeneous visitor; In
fandum, Regina, iubes renovare dolorem.'
l bail from Dartmouth"
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The italian Way.

"As I sat by the window the other
afternoon" said q sick man, "and looked
at the people as they trudged along in the
sleet and snow, it occurred to me that a
sprained ankle, as well as the mosquito,
had its uses. At all events, experienced
a feeling Of satisfaction that /, at least,
could sit comfortably at home and hug
the fire. Suddenly 1 was startled by
hearing shrill voices speaking in foreign
language, and glancing up saw two
Italians of the male sex Fastening toward
each other. They met, embraced and
kissed each other on the lips with smack
that sounded like pistol shot. This is
the Italian way Of doing after q long
absence between friends, learned, and it
may be all very nice-in Italy, but my
feelings can be expressed Just as well by
good, old fashioned Saxon hand shake"
Philadelphia Call,
uses OF rapor.
There appears to be no limit to the uses
10 which paper can be put in science. The
compressed blocks of it have even been
used for the building Of the sides Of CHM
neys, the blocks being joined together by
a silicious cement. Its use in the manu-
facture Of great number of articles to
supply our domestic wants, including
clothing even, is well known. Chicago
News.
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S0>No the Children. They are es-
SNSO pecially liable to sudden
Colds, Coughs, Group, Whooping Cough,
etc. We guarantee Ackeris English
Remedy a positive cure. It saves
hours Of anxious watching. Sold by
For sale by Ragland & Kennedy. ly
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IF IF. the are s's saI salnEs IF 'h iss
alone on account of Dyspepsia, Ackers
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on a
positive guarantee at 25 and 50 cents, by
For sale by Ragland.& Kennedy. ly
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For Sale.
Lots on Government Hill.
Lots on Dignowlty Hill.
Lots on Prospect Hill.
Lots on Tobin Hill.
Lots near Arkansas Pass depOtl
Lots near Sunset depot.
Lots near International depot. 9-l2-tf
HAMBLEToN HADLEY & co.
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FOR SALE:
FOR SALE: "A LARGE ?

xA FOR SALE: "A LARGE ?
E.s.W story frame house, with rooms,
liiiiB3 bath room, large halls, galleries,
80 etc. All modern Improvements
and convenences. A beautiful yard, two lots
with fine grass, flowers and hrubbery. One of
the best residences In the city, delightfully."- To-
Gated on San Pedro avenue. 2l-2
DOCK HOUSE of ten rooms, stable, a very
III large lot with river front and good shade,
three blocks from court house. Price 5000,
A FRAME HOUSE of seven rooms, nearly
"A new, fine yard with hydrant and cistern
water, half block from street ear line and only
hve minutes walk from Main plaza, fine hot
house complete. ali included at 1000; one
half cash. Cg3)-2
NEW THREE ROOM MOUSE nicely finished,
IN large lot and in good location, half block
from street care line. Price $50. C34)-2
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n c\EoN>c Blood Elixir is the only
NSSSN . Blood Remedy guaran-
teed. 1t is positive cure for Ulcers, Erup-
tions or Syphilitic Poisoning. Itpurifes the
whole system, and banishes all Rheumatic
and Neuralgia pains. We guarantee it.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


INV YonE, May l0.-Money on call easy nj
ihd2 per cent; last loan 2; closed at ll1@2.
Prime mercantile paper, AAOt0 Sterling cx.
change active and firm at 4s6a for sixty
day bills aud issiS for demand
Government bonds were dull and rather
heavy. State bonds were dull and steady.
The stock market was less active today and
generally weak and fcycrish throughout the
day, with the exception Of the first hour.
The improved feeling Of yesterday still had
some effect this morning. and first prices
were generally from y 10 4 per cent above
last nights figures IN the active stocks The
shorts made an effort 10 cover and further
improvement was made In the early trading.
The last hour, however, saw n rcncwalof the
bear pressure, and Texas Pacific became cX.
trcmcly weak and Reading followed, being
weaker than ai any previous time Of the day.
The close was quictor but weak at or near
the lowest figures reached.
There were q few fractional gains. but the
active list l. decidedly lower this evening
and Texas Pacific Is Oh 2A. Burlington a
Quincy ~ Reading ~ Canada Southern
Lake shore aud Union Pacific ~ each
Western Union aud Northwestern ~. each
aud New England per cent
Tho new stock Of the Texas Pacific wa
/ traded In upun the board for the first time
| today. and was weak, closing l0la after sell
| ing o. high ~ 22is.
Railroad bonds were quiet but very lrrcgu
| lar. Tic only features were the advance ant
subsequent decline In the Kansas n TcNa'
| issues, aud the activity and strength In ih'
| Wheeling a Lake frie hrsis. Tho kansa
| a Texas Ives furnished $4,000 out OF %
tal DAYS business " Al, 1872 coo. Tho tota
sales Of stocks today were 2gi,7A shares
Closing quotations
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GENERAL TRADE


In the local market corn meal was quoted
very strong, standard and roller being al.
yanccd Sc per barrel
The amount Of grain In store al the oleya.
tors 4 A. follows Corn. 2o,sIJ bushels; oats
1905 bushels.
Sugar Is steady and unchanged at New Or
leans, with moderate receipts. Prices for
open kettles are ntmcr, the stock being
light. Ccntriiurnls are steady, aud IN jlasics
continues steady, with fair demand.
A better feeling prevails In the
clean rice market. Rough rice Is quiet,
demand slack aud prices are barely
steady. On April the visible supply OF
brazilian coffee Cor the world was ASH 90
hays TO which Is 10 be added 1900 bags sub
scqucntly discovered In erroneous count
On MAY one the stock wa, only 20Oi,i S'
ba,,s showing shrinkagc Of ESQ i2s bags.
AZ New York a little squeeze In tho Coffee
exchange last Tuesday disturbed n few In.
tercsicd parties but had no wncnl influence
other than TO make buyers temporarily
cautious la handling actual goods. Sweet
are dull all around and teas slow, with oihc
staple articles Of the grocery market show
ing about an average movement
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General News.

Tur Commonwealth IL duo horn on route
from New Orleans 10 CINCINNATI
rn, ~, ias, las, ,,,,,,, Tor Ful,on af,cr
80, - Ios,, ,or Helena nartics
~ =, c.t- ,s.i -, A.. .,...
I'M NY oi .,'iy iVa,es ~, nun ine @ =,
u nus .'e"''s Nv S'O'A 'O' UNIV anu S''
IT, o,.,. -. =, p,,..,,, 4. .i.,,,. n.
,,i.'il. GY -. Iai,,a f,i.,,,,. =,
Ih sIiss'PPi i'''i 10 uo''e ~
LouS'
IHE oulding star wiz uouptless pass nere
today on her way from Olhellhau 10 We"
orleans.
TnE Coahoma Tor Frlars FONT ana the
Rosa Lee for Osceola both leave this evening
at D o'clock.
TuE City OF Monroe will pass here this
morning at 10 o'clock on her way from St.
Louis 20 Natehez.
TuE Gayoso arrived from the upper coast
Yesterday morning with u head hogs and III
bales hay. She went back last evening with
A fair trip.
TINS Deeo,o arrived from Cincinnati ycs.
,orJav Will ma TINS Of freight and a fair Iist
~ Lin ,,assongsrs She retnrns this dav a,
y.S"i,eL ~ ' -
az. 90. I" ~. o.,.. -. ~. n.
lhh ivy VI ~" y.'vnnsi "vn Nv Nv W.
leahsi passeu UP W ~ bou,s IaH u.ues
Jay nignt WIN you ulp. shs ulsen'al w ~
nv VIC cleNa'oI oiD ou'iu'eso' s"''bi0S MI" ~
pachnses VI sunu'eS'
TuE Kate Adams arrived from Arkansas
City late wednesday night with H9 bales O
cotton, l,boO sacks cotton SEED. 10 sacks corr
and 9,OpO feet lumber she returned ycs'er
| Gay nttcrnOOn WIN koou UP lhSluaihk
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Cash quotations were as follows.

Cash quotations were ns follows;
Flour-Bcttor feeling prevailed, prices
firm and an advance Of 59lOc was generally
No spring wheat, ssli@s3Kc; No. red,
pk6Oic: No. corn, 51c; No. ? oats, 33Ac;
No. rye, G3i sd0lc, No. barley, 11Cl1sc; No.
/ fnK seed, Si.45; prime timothy seed, 800
Mes pork per brl, sil0Seiii0, lard per
100 lbs. Rs.i50dSI7is; short ribs sides, loose,
$3.50 dry saltcd shoulder, boxed. $1,000
q. %; short clear sides, boxed, fS0oCtslO.
Reccips-Flour. 1900 brls; wheat, 1900
bu corn. $4,000 bu; oats, l'i,OcO bui rye,
5000 bu; barley, 5000 bu.
shipments flour, 2n,OO0 hrlS wheat, 3O,'
90 bu. corn. 10000 bui oats, l02,VO bui
rye, none barley, $4,000 bu.
N. Loris Mo-, May 0-tlour-Firm but
ouict Whcat-Opcncd steady and went oil
ic. then recovered and went up issc, bccom'
ing steady, later dropped2 cents, closing 70
lower. No. 2 rel cash, ssc; May, sslsc, clos.
ing ssc, nominal June, ssA 'plsc, closing at
ssA.c. July. s0k6k-f.c, closing NJ s6lfc;
August M,I@ssc, closing at soHei Dcccm-
Der. nismD2c, closing NJ o4c.
Con-Dull aud steady; cash, gre; May
closed ut S2l.c. June, b2Sie, closing at o2,fo'
July, 62is@55c, closing ~ h!Ac.
Oals--Strongcr. cash, o49o Sc May, yci
| june Nff.tt aMlNf ." ~ .--afhfffff
doing rahey---Nominal. Ban--Slc. Corn
meal t2G5
Hay.-Firm; prime timothy ti350@iIOo,
prairie, t0O0@i3O0
nuttcr.-Flrm. creamery, 2odsic; dairy,
| Isaac. EggS--iic.
| proyislons-Ea Easier. Pofk-sll0,. Land
s5.5Sa7s5ls. Dry salt mcats-lloNcd shout
| dcr. SSH: long clear, N.35 5000
clear ribs. S.s0@7 .62H; short clears tsill
dsOO. Ilacon-lio1cd shoulders, $3.50
long clears, $780, clear ribs, tS.35ssio
short clears. ts.s5 Hams ti0.O oCti2.uo.
Reccipts-flour aOoO hrls wheat 300
bu, com. 4s.OOO bu. oats, HOO bu rye, Loo
bu, barley, i,opo bu. -,
shipments Flour, 5000 brly wheat lG
OoO bu. corn. 5000 bu; oats 1000 bui rye
none barley, none. .,. m a.
Afternoon Boarl-Whelt.W Weak May
SEC nominal; juno, $50 I'D. July, @Nta
sq,ts, december. go,sc asked Corn-Dull
NAV. hgi.c lid. juno. a2.o bid July, S2sc
Oais-sicady; May, S,'.ci June, 3INc, July
20ifo bid.
K,SsAs CfrX No. May 10 Wheat
steady, No. 5 spit cash, size. Corn
sica,iw No. 2, ,ash. h0'sc bil. 11.c askrl
June, i0i.c It'll aokc asset July, hlls
bid. sIHc asked. oars--No cash, Sic bid
81 o asked. ..-
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MEMIHIs DAILY APPEAL, FRIDAY. NAY H. 1888.

1880; August, SO 05@ii.O5 September, slo.55
@l005 October $l0.25@1O 40; November
$l0.25@l0.35 December $40. 20@l0.30; jan
uary, $l035@10.40 March, 5000; April,
$40. 40M10.45. Sugar---Dull and unchanged
refined quiet; graduated, l1-1Gc. Molas-
s---Easier; 500 test, 2Oc. RiceSteady.
NEW ORLEANS, La, May l0.--ColIee-Un-
settled, but generally higher; Rio, 12ss@
1890.
Ricc-Qniet, 4K@5Nc. sugar-strong;
open kettle strictly prime, 52Ec; fully fair
TO prime, SIC Centrifugals- white,
0M6nc; off white, G1sc; choice yellow clari-
fed, l5-16@6c; off yellow clarified, 5s4c;
seconds. 44Cd519c.
Enthusiastically; open kettle, choice, 800
35ci strictly prime, 29930c. Centrifugals-
Strictly prime, 20@22c.
CIHoIHNATI, o., May 0.---Whisky---Active
and firm; sales, 1904 barrels finished goods
on basis of $l.11. Butter--Steady. Sugar
Firm. Eggs-Strong and higher; l31zc.
Cheese--Firm
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 10.---On the Produce ex-
change today, the butter market was firm and
stocks light; creamery, 2l@25c dairy, l69
pc. Eggs Firm and in light supply, at 12I1
| 0Dl3c.
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Live stock.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May l0.-The Drorers' Journal
reports: Cattle--Receipts II, 900 shipments,
feeders, $2656l3.0j cows, bulls and mixed,
$l.S5@3.S5; Texas steers S3.l0@425.
Hogs--Receipts, 10000; shipments, 5000.
Market slow and Zoe lower, closing firm.
Mixed, S5.35@5.05; heavy, S5.45@5.77H
light $5.25615.00 skips, Si.0095.05.
Sheep--Receipts 4,00O shipments 1000
Market steady. Natives, I.50@0.G0; west
ern, S4.75@0,15; Texans, s4.00@6.0O; lambs
| So, 75607. 90.
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reeslsiuu..

H.Y.-Cholce, from store 05cdti.oo; car
load. from lcycc or depot. tiSOJin.S0
prime, store, 0oWnelsc, car iuad, from loycc
or depot, N7Oodis.0O prairie, from store,
OOa50ci car load, from leyco or depot sl0.o0
Cti3Ol.
BR,S--from store, $780, from levoc or
ConS-from store, white, Csc; mixed, eic:
from lcvce or depot white. Ia bulk, Asc; W.
sacks, Gle; mixed. In bulk. SEC In sacks, one
oArs-from store. white, &c; mixed, co..
| from levcc or depot, white, IN bulk, asc. in
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At noon. srols-Firm. and demand good
Sales, 1000 bales of which American p,OOC
bales. Receipts 1900 bales. ~ which
American /. 800 bales. Closing quotations
were ~ follows Ordinary, I l3.l0d, good or.
middIinr, SD middllng uplands, . 7'iOd;
middling Orleans SID.
Futurcs opened firm, bu, quiet, and closed
steady a. follows
fTho prices are given IN pence and Oiihs,
thus i.tS means i.03-Gid, and sol means
5l-0id.l
Altar. M MAY, 620d. buyers; May-June,
SID, buyers. IuncJuly, 8 odd values; July
August, 6g7d, sellers, August September.
o. COL. buyers; cpicmbcr-Ociobcr, b.lod,
buyers Octohcr.Noyombor aid, sellers
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5.C9l, buycrs, scptem'
her . hhl sellers.
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urcasistuus.

CoHS Mru,-standard, sass. pearl, 500,
roller, $50. very strong.
HANS ANp Pgls-Nayy beans. 500, me.
dium. tG,. Stock peas, tl2i per bu. lady
peas, tl.15 per bu. black eyes. fi.bO per bu.
oar MEi-ln half hrl', $3.50, from store.
Itour-frOm store, common, t3O0Ct360.
family t37h, choice, t3m fancy A.a0. OK.
ira fancy, tlli, patent tL7Sa6Oo nnng
CHAcKrns-Sods, treble extra DC; ginger
SNAPS, AisGs'Sc, assorted iumhlcs, iOCti2c
CRAcgED WnE,r-ln half brls, $3.50 FROM
store.
HoNIxY AND Gnirs Prom store, tJ.25.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened firm
and closed firm; middling. 00-l0c' Sales,
1900 bales, including 375 last evening, of
which 800 to exporters and COO 10 spinners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 79Gc; good ordinary, . 3-lGc; low
middling, 03-l6c; mddling 09lGc; good
middling, o'sc; middllng fair, 10 3.lGci fair,
nominal.
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Did y0u Ever

w. II. Revels, NJ. d., of Baltimore Nd,
says: II have been in tho practice of medi-
icine for over eighteen years, but never have
seen the equal Of Hodges sarsaparilla. 1t
has worked miracles here In curing rheuma-
tism and scrofula. Have almost come TO
the conclusion that | cannot practice with
out IT," Rangum Root Medicine Co., Manu-
facturcrs, Nashville, Tenn. 81 co. per bottle.
Sold at Holsters drug store, 2S3 Main street.
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NEW YoRK, May 10.-There was an i'm
proved inquiry for cotton goods and with
stocks being cleaned and orders located, the
market develops steadily increasing tone
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Movements nc the Lcvee.

Arriyals-Katc Adams, Arkansas City;
Gayoso, Tiptonville; City OF New Orleans,
New Orleans; Harry Brown, New Orleans;
DcSoto, Cincinnati.
Departurcs-Kate Adams, Arkansas City;
Gayoso, Tiptonvillo City OF New Orleans,
81. Louis, Harry Brown, Ohio river; Benton,
milan
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Wool.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, May 0-Wool-Quiet
and unchanged; unwashed bright medium,
1902 Isc coarsebraid, 1l@l9c; low sandy,
l0@l7c; fine light, l2@lSc; fine heavy, 100
lGc. Tub washed-choice 33c inferior, 30
GlJ2c
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livestock.

L,Nns--Choicc $500 common to good,
per head. k30OmaJ0
Iloos---Choioo light, &c; good, 6ci com
mon, &c.
GnAss CArrLr-- Choice, 4ell'lc; good, 81
C1ic; fair 10 medium, &c; scallawags, 5000
| l..saI
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK,
Spots opened steady and closed firm !;
midding l0c. Sales l,is5 bales. Quota
tons were as folows Ordinary, ne
good ordinary, 8 li-iCc: low middling,
0.iGc; middling, Zoe; good middling, l0Hc;
mddliug fair, 10 i6-i6c fair, II 9lGc.
Futures opened quiet and firm and closed
duh, as follows; May, 0.o0@902; June, 00G
@a97 July, lOo5@i000; August, 10, l3@l0.14;
September, 0.72@073; October O.i5Ct0.l7i
November, o3GG03O; December 0.37@0.3s;
January, 0ll@9i5i February, 062@0.6S;
March, 0.OOa00l. Sales, 1880 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
steady; midilng 0Iso. Sales, $500 bales.
Quotations were as follows: Ordinary,
7l8lGc; good ordinary, s0i8c; low mid
ding, 0l-iGc; middling 0koi good mid
ding, l5-lGc.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet
as follows; May, 039@0.i2i June, o.;
@o4i; July, 0ls@oiO; August 0.is@
aia September 0li@o.lG; October, s.oi@
sos; Noyembcr ss9@s.oO; December, Solo
s.92; January, soO9o.OO Fcbruary0 Os@o.l0
March, 0ls@02O. Sales, $500 bales.
DAILY FORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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NrW Yons. MAY ~ .-.'nilcc...Spoi fair Mo,
Arm. iSl.r utti,,n- q -lia,lr higher md iair
IA active sales. pS 80 lmrs Nrv slIan
iAat Inne. sls'Sal'.>n lofty. sIL'Ds
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monschoIa sunpIlcs.

ArrLTs-Nonc In market. Dried apples,
GJkc per n from store. Dried peaches, nc
from store
FRuu-0runges, Mcssina, $500 per box;
imperial, 500 per box. Lemons, $1,000
$50 per box. bananas, sl.60@2.6O per
bunch
VroErAmEs--0nions, $5.006i5.60 per brl;
$3.50 per sack. Cabbage, new Louisiana,
crate, $3.50 Krout, brls, $3.50; half brls,
$3.50, Garlic, soc per 100 Turnips, $3.50
Cqi.75 per brl.
POTATOES Firm; selling at Sl.25 per bu,
S25O@3. 90 per brl; new Peerless, $50O@56O
per bril- sweet potatoes, S275g3.00 per bril-
seed sweet, $50 per brl.
PouLrRY-Chickens, spring, Sl.6O@3OOi
mixed, 81. 5Odt3.00; hens, S300G3.50.
pIcRLEs-rrls, $3.50, half brls, $780,
EGGs---Dull bxs, lie; cases, l2c.
NUTs---Cocoanuts, 800 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, Co. Tennessee, farmers stock, 3@
lc roasted, 2lSc higher shclled, l0c. Pc
cans Texas, 0dpl2c.
RIHSs--London layers, $500; layers, S2.75
California, 1928.
BuTrER--B utterlnc, l5G120c; creamery, p
@Soci dairy, 20@25c; country butter II
N20c.
CmEB---ozark, $3.50 per brl, and $3.50 pei
half brl.
VISEGAR--Pcr gal sClisc.
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stage of,he Rivers.

orTIcr sioSaL srnvicr, q. = Al
Mrarius May 10. I y. m.
Tho following ahrcNatipns are taken ~ ~ sia'
,tev. named hi The s'ih meridian time, which n
49, 49, 4 80 80, tIsn NeWuhls time
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Miscellaneous.


WmsKEy-Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
Al .5OGGO0, Robinson and Lincoln counties
Tenn, sharp advance Si.6Og3.00; Eastern
ryos, 81. $4,000, according 10 age and make
common whisky, OOc@Si.25, according to
proof
SEEDs-Red clover, A.75 per bu; timothy,
1925 per bu; herds, 05c per bu; blue grass,
Sl.25 per bu; orchard grass, Sl.i06Dl.50 per
bu; German millett, Si.2j@l.60 per bu.
BAOuINa-OOl7c.
TIEs-Sl. O0gl.l5.
suoT-Drop sl.i5; buck, si.75.
LEAD-0lEc.
NAIIs-lron, s2lO; steel, So 2562S5.
PowDFR-kegs 500; bali kegs, s275;
quarter kegs, $i.75
IlDEs-.Dry flint, No. 1, l0@iic; No. 2, 20
g.; dry sailed, 6kM7c; green salted, No. l.,
De-; No. ., gjGc; green, 3@lc; shccpskins, loo
@flOO, irregular.
Tonloco--Common, 25@o5c; other grades,
3iMs5c.
sNrrr-Garretrs. si0S5, Ralph's, sl0.25;
railroad, sg.25; Gail 4 Ak, 500.
Coal Ou,--Prime white, Wholesale lots,
Toe per gal.
WooI---Burry grease wool, unwashcd, OG
i3c; clear grease wool. 2Od25o; bury washed
200 JOc; tub washed, J0@3ic.
BrrHwAx- -isGU2Oc.
TAILoW---jOIfc.
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Bopd. aud stocks.

Tho following list Is corrected regularly,
and may be- regarded o. tho latest quotations
nANE STOCKS.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE ca PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Firm-Middling Cotton, e-iec
SALES Today, 1900 Bales-The Tone
of the General Market steady-Meats
Strong.
APPEAL orrTcr,
TnrnsnAY EyrvINo, I'm 10. b

IHNH7UNh IsNI9NIF'' why " - ?
The demand for money Is active and subj
cicnt to absorb the supply, which is offered
ut current rates, s per cent The banks hold
quito large surplus in reserve.
The clearinghouse report is rs follows;
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Nntuiuus
How mnny people ruin their stomnchs py
swallowing cold drinks un q hot summer
dav when ihcv could avoid oil danger 10y
adding ten drops Of Anwrinra Bitter, he.
sides tuiafling n dcliviUu, hnsor " th''r
drinks
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pAILY corroN srArEMrNr.

mport7-M,G c RR, l26; Ian RR a. a l.
RR, ~ c, o&sw RR, 10; KC So " H. 81
KC, MA Il II u, 1871 steamers, 9Oii wagons TO-
Total, 577 bales.
Exports & err, SSs; La Nh r. oj7 c, o &
S W X Il, 4H. Total, 22l9 bales.