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FoR CouaHs AND THROAT DIsoRprRs nae
Brora's bronchial 1roches. -"Have never
changed my mind respecting them, excepi
think better Of that which began think
ing well Of. REV. Henry Ward Beecher
Sold only IN boxes
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TINE cleansing. antiseptic and healing
qualities Of DR.. Eage's Catarrh Remedy am
uneQualled-
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THx nearest Of kin-the napkin It's our
bosom frieud.-Exchaage
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A CASE Of fine liquor has been known "a
develop into . case Of delirium jana
WoshiMgfen Critie.
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sSn, every word you speak IL lie :
Right you are. my pretty misA - Fliegasds
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MONEY is 90 tight now that some peepil
haven't even any loose change
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10 those acqueinted Nth our 81
70 say that the Inyn1ids' Hotel q
branch esfablishment >Dcnted et N<
England have, tor many yookA q
the moGt largely pafron11od md \
the world for the treofznenf and
ariee nom youthful fndtoEetions q
We many yen3 ago, oGeob11nhc(
treatment Of thea di6cnGea unde
The moGt ekillfuI phyujcian9 and I
TT e. Who spply 70 u might no
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Caution.

made (which can only bo ascertainl
microscopical examination Of the u
curative In ono stage or condition -
In others. We have never, therefore,
for general eale through druGgistss
diseases. although possessing very ~
well from an extensive experteuce e
full course q to carefully Determine
each case By . chemical ana micro
ease and condition Of our patient
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We Submit Facts

In regard to Hoods earsaparilla . remedy for
rheumatism. and ask you II you are af1icted with
this disease to try the medicine which has great
ly benefited others- Hundreds Of people who suf-
fered the fortunes Of rheumatism. in it, sever
est forms. have been perfectly cured BY Hoods
Sarsaparila. the great blood purifer. It corrects
the acidity OF the blood. which is the OF the
diseasc and gives strength and vgor to every part
Of the body.
Ny wife has been troubled long timo with In
nammatory rheumatism. and was 50 bad last spring
that It was hard work for her to walk She derived
moro real help from taking four bottled of Hoods
sarsaparilla than from any other medicine she has
TAKEN" JOSEPH r. GREEN. Dayton. O.
81 used Hood's Sarsaparilla last Spring. and can
truly say It helped me very muci. To those suffer.
ing with bilious complaints. nervous prostration or
rheumatism earnestly recommend It." MRS. u
CARPENTER. alamaxoo. Mich.
Hoods SarsapariIla
Sold by all druggists. 81; SIX for g. Prepared By
q L HOOD 4 Co. Apothecaries. Lowell Aass.
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Throat and Lung Diseases. which
viz: ID A Treatise on Coneuml
price. postpaid. ten cents. ca A
giving new and successful treat
90 A Treatise on Chronic Nasal Ca
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tIon o. petienf4 no eens
practice Of chemical analysis IN
the urine In our consideration Of
diagucgio, IN which our inGEituf&c
org1ns- Probably no other in1ti
hrVely petroni7ed BY gu4or1 from
and rld-famed Worlds Disper
specialists have acquired. throug
great expertneng ii determining
and, hence, have been successful
for the cure Of each individual q
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We eGu no @
attention 10 th6
believing 10 col
services Of tbo y
belong. 4any "
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tn0 Ul0fVoI(JlU
through Il. de
display certain
5ected to ecicI
and unuafBfnlr1
Of the okillft1l
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BRIG Nxx3A
kindred mn1ndieo,
and cures Effected
been 0l1DCo0 I
radny diagnogtic1!
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Of insxpezlepced ]
urinary 01fu11p q
relief and olzEo. Z
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txuGDd tr41k11l On Z
1ntxs1Dt f11D c1nsD {
do1ng, Whf1o l10uu
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These delicafe diseases d
BY . specialist thorough,
who = competent to asce
and efa0o OF advnuceYner
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To this wkoe col1ro
marvellous success Z
that important and e
Institutions devoted
of diseased Of the kid
ment Of diseases Of
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OId n ate I
rhea, IA
are 0InOuo
Coogful ire
Attained n
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lNKAAlAN w. - A1Ae
arayel, HlisFqs'
tent tor - OR1u
b - e1lldc0 ana
our opocknlfG1D hnYo
fully treated Of n I
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The trea1ment 81 Diseases 81 the
Chronic Nasal Ca9arrk, Laryn.
Gitts, Bronchitfa, Asthma and
spondence and 1t our institution, consti-
tiltes an important specially.
We publish three separate books on Naeal,
ass. which give much valuable information,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-18
By TELEGRAPH.
Money. nond. nnd s,ocks.

Nrw Yogg, Dec i7-Monoy on call easy
nj sfti per cent. last loan 2is; closed
Offered at ~ Prime mercantile paper GA
Gii Sterling exchange duh but steady at
sLsiH for siNty-lny bills, aud sissA for
demand.
The course " prices was upward through.
out the session, without set back OF I'm
| puriancc. There was a marked bullish feel.
| log on the street. The foreigners had no
| effect upon ihc market The buying Of coal
stocks aud the grnngcrs by insiders was very
open. Mr. Armour was quoted rs advising,
the purchase Of his specially, st. Paul, for a
long pull. There was extensive covering Of
shorts later in the day, aud the upward
movement extended IA the entire list The
anthracite shares were the feature in the
forenoon st. Paul especially showed steady
strength. a. which 10 has been "a stranger
fpr months. Outside Of the two groups oi
stocks mentioned the marked movement.
wen, icw In number except the spccialtics
Dullnrss occurred toward ? o'clock Pm,
hut the lit soon resumed IT, activity aud
strength, and the highest pric. II the DAY
were reached in the last hour. The princl.
pal advances are ~ Paul, -. Northwestern.
-, burlington AMI Quincy, I q. lacknWanna
aud Wheeling and Lake Erie preferred, i,s.
Reading aud Missouri Pacific. | y: Jersey
Central ~, Omaha preferred aud Lake
Erie and Western preferred, ~. Atch-on
~ and Manitoba aud ID lawarc aud Hud.
sun, per cent. each.
RAILROAD bonds were very dull The sale,
II all issues aggregated only s5S1U1. -
Paul, $40, rose TO ~, and Chattanooga
seconds, Ia ilUis
The total 'alr. of stocks today we're 80, 81.
/ shares. Closing quotations.
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s.rarert->

'ANNvp Pineapple n.9iO6i ~
pvalhr.l lhs. standard, 90 l'.fl. co. saGun /.
49, Tomatoes lbs standard si.tist,. 3
JOS standard ~ 90. stulWlerrirs 30 %
lHspn"rfirs ti.ii lilnckbruirs tiub Grr,n
ElHDs ~ ~. fvir,. e1uI uIuus. - ~
Aspimsus $40 q rUu corn. 20 utsi tA
Given pens. A ~ tu,rnystIfs uli Wrirbt.
I Co., a. . To-. 90 t,ri ~. lrht Wrirht. as.
. lIs. 80 uiaitu. CONDENSED milt Cfovn.
500. l,rlc, " ~. swiss shn salmon.
A ,'otln ,lulincs stiV mustard AR
diuc'. 80 Machccl, si2i herring mack.
CrtI sl.ul
sroAu-purr white. 7c. on white. csc.
yellow clarified, Il .HGAD rahprd A. i,r.
tA nnl Emuulhtrl iAh5fs C powdered
~ tNAc. cut loaf s'4Ns.c. open kettle.
b.tl'.v, strong.
t'utt common. lee ordinary, iOis@
lie fate l'Atfisr prime Rio, is's@is',c.
choice % ihucN, lpsyiOc, old Government,
s,lt- saginaw II 3oai 4, pcr Dol. Ohio
River ti.Ntti o. per bhl. IL. tine. Al 500
l.in. course, fi.ineti ~. pkts. 21,m7c.
Rrr louisiana l'sWdac. Carolina 90
| "a, hru.
C,Npir, Slick. nll sitcs. Ia has. pals and
/ hrls. Htiic. iaucy assorted iOai5c cxtu
/ fancy, lHmthC. nrm
Cnrn.r- Prime Hats. sls@o',c. New York
| factory u'aHrluC, full UrCam, i2tsCtiac
! Young America i3Mttc
soar 40 C,spLrs-soap S,l6sSc. candles
/ full weight. iNr.
SrARCu-J', 6t1'sc.
MoLAssu-l .ouisiAna common 10 fair 2sa
Soc. prime, choice, a5di2c. fancy, tlttS0,
ccntfifurals, common ~ fair. 2n6t.lnc prim,
10 choice. SOgS5c, syrup 2Os ijc, strong
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rels Si.00@l.2 5 per doz; rabbits, 81. 00@l.2
per doz; wild turkeys, 50@75c each WOOD
duck, $l50@l75 per doz;s teal, ~. 25(G25C
per doc, mallard, ~. 2j@2.50 per doz. Veni
son saddles, SGg10c per ID; whole deer, 5Ca
q per ID; opossum, i5@iOc; dressed coon, IL
G35c
VEGErADLEs-Onions, $i6j611.7j per brl
Cabbage loose Case. Kraut per brl, 500
al 80; half brl, S2.OO@25O. Garlic 60c pei
100. Carrots S3.00@350 per brl. Beets,
". 5O@275 per brl. Parsnips $500 per brl.
Horsciadsh, S5.0Oid5 30 per brl.
BUrTER-Butterine, 15c; creamery, i0g45ci
dairy, 22@2Sc country butter, l6@25c.
CDER-Ozark, 5000 per 5rl and $3.50 pei
half brl.
V1NEGAR-Per gal, l0@l2c.
Communications, young, S0O@l. 10
mixed, Sl5O@20O; hens $2.2jH2.50; tur.
keys, young, S5.O0@SO0; old, SS.00@1l 90
geese, S3.50Cgi.50; ducks S2.75Gg300; dressed
turkeys, Otgl2c per Id; hens S25Og3OOi
chickens, $2.25G2.50; geese, $I.00MG.00
NUrs-C0coanuts $500 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, 5lsMG@c; Tennessee, farmers
stock, 4a5c; roasted, &c higher; shelled,
rcd, SIC; white, &c; Spanish &c. Pecans,
Texas, old 6@Sc. Italian chestnuts, 100
l2ISc.
EGGs-stoady. Boxes Zoe; cases, 2Oc.
Reconsideration layers, 1870, California,
81 - per box.
PIcgLEs--Brls $500 half brls, 800.
POTAToEs-Firm, $L5O6l200 per brl; sks,
65@75ci Utah, S1@1Oc per bai sweet, $l.i6
per brl.
FREsn FrsH-Bu6alo, l@2c per ID; cat, DC
per ID. Gamc-Porih, trout etc, Dose
per Id.
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Grain ana Provisions.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 17.-Trihing influences
Affected the wheat market, which ruled dull
id feeling somewhat unsetued. The open
ing was firm and prices I@kc higher, due
10 local buying and some "bull' talk about
] lrge traders consolidating their purchases.
b II after several fluctuations within &c
ringe, the market became weak and prices
declined nc under rather free speculative
offerings There was no short interest
that showed any uneasiness, and operators
were evidently all more or less Tong" and
the weakness brought out this whea.. At
the decline the market ruled steady, and the
closing was about &c lower than yesterday.
The receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth
were only moderate and not as large as
expected,
Corn ruled quiet and inactive most Of the
session, fluctuations being limited to 9sc
rlngc and trading 10 great extent was local,
Tie feeling was ensy; the large receipts, both
PRESENT and prospective, together with colder
weather, had tendency TO increase offer
ings. large local operator and several To-
cal houses sold freely, especially OF May but
at SIC, q good demand existing, and the
market ruled steady at that figure.
The surroundings of the oats market were
Dcarish, but nevertheless the market Tor May
was fairly active, and after an early decline
of &c all the offerings at inside figures were
readily absorbed by shorts and the market
remained steady the rest OF the session. The
near futures were neglected and H@Hc
lower.
Early trading was active in mess pork.
The feeling was somewhat unsettled and
prices huctuated considerably within a
small range Local operators sold fair guam
ttics and there was some realizing by out
side longs while shorts purchased sufficient
quantities to check any material decline in
prices early in the day. During the latter
part Of the session, the market weakened
and a reduction Of 35y37 Lc was submitted
to and closed rather tame. Quite good
speculative trade was reported in lard early,
and the feeling was tirmer and prices higher,
especially for the near deliveries. Prices
ruled 5g7 &c higher Later u decidedly
weak feeling prevailed, aud prices declined
l2kCJl5c, and the market closed weak at in
side figures.
Trading was rather active in short rib
sides. Prices ruled comparatively steady
early, and few sales were made at slight
advances. Later the offerings were liberal,
especially Of January and May deliveries,
and prices recodcd i2AzGljc. The market
closed tame.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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70 I'd ordinary, ss-isc; low mlddling, s l5-i0c;

10 ID ordinary, $3.50; low mddling, i5-l9c;
iuiddling o 7-16c; good middling, 10 -l6c
Futures opened quiet and closed easy, as
January, 0.5l@952; February, 9,64@965;
March, 078S077; April, 9.sS@9s9; May,
99s65999 June, 1O0s@lo09; July, 10.l5@
lo.l6; August, 1O.2l@i0.22; September 9Sd
@0.s7. Sales, $500 bales.
NEW oRLEANs
The spot market opened quiet and closed
dull; middling 7-l6c. Sales, 1850 bales,
Quotations are as follows: Ordinary, 0l6c;
follows; December, OPS nominal January,
025@920; February, o33C10.3i; March, 0.4o;
April, o5l@052; May, 0.GO@9Gl; June, 06S
(1oGo; July, 9.7G@07; August, 0.730974.
Sales p 800 bales.
DAILY FORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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1900 begs, including December at Sl4.sO@
1900; January, $l475@l515; February,
sl4S5@l5.25; March, .s0@l5.25; April,
SlAS09l530 May, ia. s5@l5.85 June, $15.05
@l5.30; July, 81 95@15.3S; August, $4,000
1875; September, s15.05@l5.50; October,
sl6M@ 1906. Spot Rio weaker; fair cargoes,
16Ac.
Sugar-Raw, dull ard nominal; refined
steady and quiet.
Molasses-Foreign, nominal New Orleans,
in demand.
Rice-Firm and active.
RIO DE JANEIRo. Dec. .-Coffee-Rogulnr
frsts, $3.50 reis per 10 kilos; good seconds,
$500 reis receipts during the week, 100000
bags; purchases for the United States, Al 900
bags clearances for the United States, IS, 600
bags; stock, 3,74l,000 bags.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 17.--On the Produce
Exchange to-day the butter market was
easy but unchanged. Eggs weak, at 2O@2lc.
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DOMESTIC VIGILANCE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
Nov York AMI Eastern demand, 80 dis
count buying; sight 50 discount buying, par
selling New Orleans, = discouG. buying,
81 premium selling Cincinnati st. Louis
and Louisville, demand - buying, par sell
Ing.
The local cotton market closed quiet
Sales, 1900 bales or 800 10 exporters and
80 to spinncrs At Now Orleans spots closed
duh at decline OF l-l6ci futures, easy aud
Off TO &C. Liverpool quiet rather easier,
and futures easy and OF 10 points. Tho
New York market is quiet and of l-lGc;
futures steady at a decline Of TO points
According 10 the Chronicle the weekly
consumption In Europe is now ilSo0o bales
of 400 pounds each, against $4,000 bales Of
the same weight at the corresponding timo
last year The total spinners' stocks in
Great Britain AMI On he Continent have in
creased 1900 bale, during the month, but
arc now 226.0JO bales less than at the SAME
date last season.
The average weight Of tho deliveries In
Great Britain Is i5i pounds per bale this
season, against ass pounds during the same
time last soa,on.
The Continental deliveries average I53
pounds against 437 pounds last year, and
for the whole u Europe the deliveries aver
age i53 6 pounds per bale, against 49, pounds
l.lst season.
Hubbard Prize & Co. say "rhc record OF
The days cotton market has been one OF
further liquidation, aud, though prices do
not show much decline. the feeling con-
tinucs soft. The special feature OF the
market today las been the large liquidation
o; Jnnuarys, which. at g.J1, were heavily
sold by commission-housc carrying them
for outside account. and they passed into
ia, hands Of one Of our strongest trims"
The conmcI6.fi BuHda. Of saturday. s1ys
OF the market The tame feeling. too, was
somewhat aggravated by the receipt 81 adj
vices from the south aud especially from
Memphis. predicting full rceeipis Tor next
week, while many Ii the interior markets
have shown an in.linatiou 90 sell with
greater freedom aud made actual o1criues
AZ a fractional shading About the only
feature suggested On the opposite side wa
The introduction u the Botis'rrsi crop c.t.-
nate at GspO)0 bale. but this dil not
di1cr very materially. u nj ALL from about
what had been calculated upon by those
who had considered the matter worthy OF
Thought aud the report fell Hat or % the
best could only get credit for the itt2 point
gain made on some Of the early sales aud
from which there was q shrinkagc of 3
points. with the close NJ about the lowest
and not over firm on amy month. Th'
offering, Il b said, did not include amy really
frcsh selling, hut consisted mhiulyuf o sup.
ply from disgusted lon.y,, met duriug ala,
afternoon Wy SOME hulc covering. though
Euncml appearance, ucu' very tired
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Fi,u-Marksp''. hnlf brlA 40. 1. g. 500
pUr No 2. ssUsas.si No. a 600 iOlb.
sits. No D. si.b No. .. si.a. No . sl.in.
pf, herring family Sic per box. y e. rOc
herring hall hHs. e. 80. White nah. hall
hh. $3.50
L,up=rrs SIC. half brls. s'sc. kegs, sagc.
rhoirp Kettle. p'.UiU'sc cay
piuf ftII-lirs. 500, hnlf hrls tl.OO.
kyf. si."h
liuU q. oruyrs-Easy pork tii5paih 20.
sugar ru.rl hams, 1t4mi.r breakfast
bacon Hole clear ub sides. bacon. Hisr
shoulders. ---s. bulk pork. rirsf tidc,. a. NJ
clear rih silcs, ,5sC long clear 7Ac
shoulder ti..
frru ME,ts-ncci headquarters. 5c. fore
urs.,.l. tu'lc rrr DO. spart uIs si.O,.c
hiyLHHuus. I'sDt.s poe 10.
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No changes were made IN the quotation
lists today. Esss are easier aud a shade
lower Amount OF gmin in storc at tie clc.
,aion. Com, 2-,,UJ bushels, oats, O5,OJj
bu.hclS wheat 49, bushels
~ the New Oden, market sugar receipts
are liberal. centrifugal, are shade ca Ter.
with kettles steady. Mo!as.cs Is In fair sup.
ply and demand, aud rice iswithout change,
with buycn aud sol!cn apart aud prices
easy.
AZ New YORK. coffee remains about steady,
even tho speculative deal In running little
tame. Ey,ythingcl,c IN the grocery line Is
duh. but not weaker In lcoiing.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-18

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 1.-THE Drorers journal
reports: Cattle-Receipts, 10000 hd ship
ments, 1000 nd; market dull, l5@25c lower,
on account of excessive supplies; beeves,
;2.S5@5.sO; stockers and feeders, 50. 15@3. 80;
cows, bulls and mixed, $l.30@3.00; Texas
cattle, 81. 25@3,75.
Receipts, 1900 I'D; shipments, 8 900
advance lost; mixed, S5.00@525; light 1886
@5.25; heavy, S5.1095.35; skips, So. 25@is0.
Sheep--Receipts, 5000 hd shipments, 1000
nd; market quiet aud steady; natives, So
@ls5; Western, SO. 25a4.s5; Texans, S2,l0t9
$40; lambs, $3.90@l6.65.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-18

touN. From store, white. inC, mixed, &c.
iuiW lyNcc ur depot white. iu bulk. &c. in
BH,N=lUm store, a'iBc from loycc or
dyput sltHn
ilAN-thuirc. inim store. n, isc. ear load,
from lc,tu or drput, iiGUb lUAg prime.
from stuu, pt,,ic ear load hOm lcvco ~
depot, sliH prairie, from siurr. hndDv
De lund, lrum l"Ncg ur del OF tlutOttii.tD
Oar frnm -tur'. white 49,. mixed, A,c,
frum lr,,c 80 depot white, in bulk Jitt
S. 10 sa,ks, J'C, mixed, in bulk, "a, in
sacks SIC
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ft0un-lrpm siorr, common, 80 iOCt3 CO.
family slNai..D, choice, siDt siGi. fancy,
sihitta.UU. extra iancy ;1.io9'.aO, patent,
sa.ssla1ui. quiet.
tuAoErua- roln. cxtra, aisc, treble extra,
| q b'sC girHHr snaps. tuSi u, assorted Jun
hl,s. lutl... Cram cUIChcr. ~ iSisc.
Cons MTAia p.nrl sISt roller a. 10.
quiet
Br,Ns ,Np rr's-Nayy beans, SOS. me.
dunn. $500
u,rurNi-lu half brls. tI 10 from store.
CNogip Wuhr-ln half brl, sl.JD from
aturr
llonNN AM Gmu-From store, SJ.2j.
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LIVERPOOL.
At noon. SpOts--Quict; rather easier.
Sales, 10 900 bales, OF which Am rican $500
bales Receipts, 2S,OOO bales, Of whieh Amer.
lean -, 30 bales. Closing quotations were
as follows Middling, 7-lGd.
Futures opened quiet and closed easy.
THESE prices are given M pence and Glths,
thus. COS means GGj-Old, aud 50l means
1-Gid
AtIpm.: December, 52l b., December
January, $40 " January-Febuhry 90 VI;
February March 52l; March-April, 5.2l
sellers. April.M May, 523 s. May-Junc 5.25
sellers. Junc.July, 5.27 sellers, July-August
8. ~ sellers.
HAWKE
Spots closed quiet aud steady.
IRIS Oriinainc, Osi, January futures,
ClNr
Above spot quotations represent Gsi for
30 hilos uf low middling cotton Hnyre
term, ass hl"s equal 90 100 lbs, and 52jf
equal 10 81
Bui and sell stock, au bonds through +.
". Galbrcath No. 10 Madison 1trcrL
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Live stock,
InIInn Good prn,lncls.

PRiNE CnupE Ou-iOc. prime summer yell
low. juc. summer white. b3c. choice cooking
summer yellow iic, cotton seed meal, $500,
less tlan ear load, s2l ~.
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Parent. Cr,mip.,Iy Liable.

More than half OF all deaths occur before six
years Of age. An army of innocent, lovely chill
drn are swept needlessly away each year. Parents
are crminally responsible for this. The death rate
OF children IN England II less than half this.
Acker's English Baby Soothor has done more TO
bring this about than all other causes combined.
You cannot afford 10 be withoutit H. Hester,
druggist
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ings today were sil,34, 800; balances, 49,
l26, S4S.
BALTIMORE, Md, Dec 1l-aBank clearings,
81, 44, $685. balances, $270,QsG
ST. LOUIS Mo-, Dec. IL EBank clearings,
s3,406,975 balances, SiG9,B0
BosroN, Mass, Dec. III Bank clcarings,
81, l3j, 2Si; balances, S2,3l3, 2OS.
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nAIIY lnIInN aIAIIln.t

n
ERR1.11 M&LRHls. Co&sWR q. 4
Ho&TRRi.n2 s&MBRtuA tMRR
81, ARH ios. stcanicn 2Cqd. wagons Oo0 total.
j. 90 sales
EKporu M&CRR75a, N&TRgtA L2NR
n ilC, CO&hw RRi2p. LNo&zRH6it &c
" Al kRslo. TAR n LA. acamsn south a.
total, 5.iyl bales
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY o PER CENT. NEW YORK EX'
CHANGE FAR SELLING.

Cotton ouiet-Middllng Cotton. lac
- Sales Today. 2,2oo Bales - The
General Market IL Steady =. Meats
Eusy.