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flour-Rathcr quiet price, firm on win.
ter and easier on spring
No. spring wheat $50 ,@s6c. No. , spring
wheat 81. No. rcd, \, e., No. corn, 50 sc,
No ? oats, 3i@3ii.c. Nu. 2 rye, &c. No. 2
barley. GDaBDi &C. No ilaK seed, 81 10 prime
timothy seed. t2.i5
Mess Pork-rcr brl. iig.mditOo. lard. per
lOO lhs, $40 short rib sides, loose
a. 7isttIJO. dry saItol shoulders, boxed
SGOJla02j. short clear sides boxed, 5000
sos.
Receipts Flour. 2,0iO brlg wheat, g.
90 bu; corn, $500 hu. oats, $4,000 bu,
rye. 400 bu; barley 400 bu.
Shipmcnts-flour 400 brls, wheat E.
90 bu. corn, $4,000 hu. oats, 10000 bu,
rye, 1000 bu' barley 90 bu.
IT. Lows Mo. June Flour dull
but drm, Whcat-Oprucd iirm aud has been
quite strong all DAY, advancing IT,. but
towards the close dropped &c, closing W
above last night, NJ ! red cash, 80. June,
closed ~ bid: July. N5i,ttpic closing nj
A5ac; August 4kL NJ b., closing NJ HlAc.
December, s0j.as9,sS. closing at HDhc.
Com-strong and So, 81 higher, cash, i0i
SIG; June 5Ok0tD' II, closing nt b3sc
July bi'4cJ52,.c. closing at '23sci August
6ike525sc, closing 52'sc' year, $3.50 90
oa@EQuiet: cash sg,.@y3Xc; June. So
/ July. 2pisc, August 2iac. Ryc-Nuihinn
doing liarlcy-NomInil llun-Wcuk, 1OC
| COrnmcnl-Kasicr. :, ~
IIay-firm; pnmo timothy N3W92 ~
| prairie tii.OallOJ
Iuttcr-Firm. a., amrry ijmHc, dairy
| iimi5c E,us-12i gitc.
Provisions Easy. rork-tiiO lard
-NOO. Dry salt meats iboIcd should
ers. 800. long clear 81 JDCg712li !, clear ribs
| N75 short clears. . UHNl2f
Bacon tboKcd l--Hpuldcr $50 long
clears, 1857 1@sf0. clear ribs, S5.J' htgS.iO
short clears. 5000 TO-
Hams 80 .OOifi2 u
Rcccipts-Flour 90 hrls wheat 500
bu; corn, i0l ,OO0 bU oats, JNWJ bui rye
none. barley, 1000 boo
Shipmcnts-FlOur HUlbr wheat 400
bu; corn, 400 bu. oats, 1000 bu, rye
none. barley, none.
Afternoon B0arl aWhcat--hrm, June
$40 bid; July, Sc August. 5'.c. Dcccm
Der. sDko. Corn gU.yl June, blmbl' -
bid, July, SIC; August 52hc bid. Oats
Dull June, SJc bid, July, v]so bid August
| 2lltc asked
Kansas CIrY, No, June Wheat
Steady No. 2 soft, a. asked. Corn Steady
No. 2 cash, f7H@ Sci July, bkt BID
telSc asked. August ,pc Oats-No' 2, Dh
bid, 3Ojsc asked.
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Live Stock,

CmcAGo H., June 1.-The Drorers' Jour
nal reports. Cattlc-Rocoipts, COCO; ship
ments, 5000 Market strong and a shade
higher for bccvcs Heevcs, $iOOCdi 90 cows
aud mixed, Sl956360; stockers and feeders,
S2,5O@4,10; Texas cattle, a. 0O@i,GO.
logs-Rcceipts, 1900; shipments, 1000
Market slow and about steady; mixed, s.. "a
@5.45 heavy, S536C15.55 light $4,000 10;
pigs and culls $IOOO5.05.
Shcep-ReceiptS 5000, shipments, none.
Market weak and l0c TO 25c lower natives,
shorn, S2,75a525; Texans, $212h@L75i
heavy westerns, shorn, $I75.
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New York Dry Good. Market.

NV YoRE, June THE feature Of the
market was two auction sales Of the Pmnck-
hard Manufacturing company's plain and
twillcd blue aud scarlet tlanncls with the
prices showing the moderate decline of pre-
yious sales, Tie Offering comprised about
1000 packages, which were soon marked
Succeeding the sale there was u fair space Of
attention given To cotton goods with the re-
suits in the way Of sales fairly satisfactory
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@ll20. Sugar-stcady and quiet; refined
firm. Molasses-Steady. Rioe-Steady.
CINCINNATI, o., Juno 1.---Whisky---
Steady; sales, CAS- barrels finished goods
on basis Of $l.l3. Buttcr-Quiet fancy
creamery, 2O@22c choice dairy, l3@llc.
Sugar-Firm. Eggs-Easier at i4A@l5c.
Choese-Firm.
CHICAGO, Ill.,, June lon the Produce OK
change today the butter market, supplies
increasing, feeling easy; creamery l2@l7c;
dairy li9l5c, Eggs-Easy at l3@l3hc.
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NEv YoRK. June .--Cofee-spot fair
Rio, arm, i0JIc. Options - 70 80 points
higher but quiet; sales 800 bags, June
tll25@it0o July. 90 p@l3G6 August,
ti2i5tqi250, September tlL6jlall .s5, Ocio'
Der. tiL2OCtiii. 10. November tllOotall.N,
December, tlLi0c,ii ~ January VI .0ott
li2j. February, Sii lUaii %, March, tii.iC
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing, y per $1,000 premium selling New
ORLEANS, 81 discount buying, 81 premium
selling Cincinnati, St. Louis and Louis
vile, demand par buying, $3.50 per 81 200
premium selling.
No session of the stock call board was
heard today, and no changes in quotations
of local securities were made.
The local cotton market closed easy with
sales 200 bales. Sales for the week 5000
bales, of which 1850 went to exporters and
1850 to spinners. At New Orleans spots
closed quiet and easy, with futures dull; old
crop months up to 2 points new crop
months unchanged. Liverpool is quiet
without quotable change in prices with fu-
lures quiet and unchanged. The New York
market closed firm, with futures dull; June
up point; new crop months Off point.
Hubbard Price & Co. say; at has been a
nominal sort Of market, with prices, after
opening at last nights figures, gaining one
point, and closing at yesterdays prices for
old crop, while new crop is one point lower.
A few buying orders continue to come in,
and some local shorts are preparing TO wind
up ucalh LOT inc DalanCc OF lne week. Inc
large operators appear to be taking matters
quietly, and aiIording no guide, while the
general trade stands of perplcxed between
the daily growing strength Of the statistical
situation and the indifference and tho APP
parent slightly easy acting abroad. The i'm
terror movement indicates shipments from
the plantations TO be 10000 bales"
At Manchester cloths are steady, little
doing. Yarns firm. demand fair.
IMPORTS.
One hundred SKIS bran, 40 brls beans and
peas, GO pkgs butter, II pkgs bacon, ~ pkgs
boots and shoes 3 ears corn, O. pkgs cheese,
100 SKIS coffee, 300 brls lime, i,OJOsks cotton
seed, @ cars cotton seed, 800 SKIS cotton seed
oil meal 60 pkgs dry goods ~ pkgs
eggs, 800 brls flour, 400 bales hay, a. pkgs
hats. 5j head hogs, - head cattle, 10 pkgs
lard, 5000 feet lumber 40 pkgs liquors,
200 brls meal, 90 brls molasses, 4 cars oats,
io0 hrls onions, 200 brls potatoes, icars pork
sides, 40 pkgs rice, 100 brls sugar, 40 pkgs
tobacco, car wheat.
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OIL and Turpcn,Ine.

WILMINGTON, \, G., June l.-Turpcntino
Firm; $3.50
CLEVELAND. O., Juno 1.---Pctroleum---
Easy; 5. W, ll0o nc.
PrTrsnvRG, Pa, June l---rhcro was con.
Siderable excitement at the oil exchange
This morning caused by another break in
prices
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ConS ME,L-Standnrl i21j@.30O, pearl,
sli0. roller, o. 2D0g3. 81 steady.
BEASs aSD PEM-Nayy beans, 1915. me.
dium, $3.50 Stock peas, ti.2jdi.3 per bu;
lady peas, ti.75 per bu, black eyes, $3.50
per bu
oar MEAIe-ln half brls. $3.50 from store.
FiouR-from store common 3.i1d3t5,
family, as. choice, $3.50. fancy. $40 cx.
ira fancy, AS; patent g. gD0f5.i steady.
CRAcKERs-SOda, treble extra, Do, ginger
snaps, 5ifdsfc; assorted jumbles, 100 nc.
CnAcKED WHEAr-ln half brls, $3.50 from
store
HoMiNY AND GRfrs--From store S325.
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NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
quiet and easy; middling 01sc. Sales,
1000 bales. Quotations were as follows:
Ordinary, 7Aci good ordinary, SIC, low
middling, DC; middling 9]Sc; good middlLg,
97sc.
Futures opened steady and closed dull,
as follows: June, 94O@0il; July, 0439
9.4i; August, 0.42@9.43; September 900
@9ll; October, s92@s.o3 November, S.s7
ASS; December s.S09s9O; January, s.97
@s09, February, o.OG@9O7; March, 9.lG@
Oh Sales, 1880 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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General News.

Tur Sentinel came down from Cairo yes
tcrlay morning with tow ul rock
Thu City NJ Monroe passed here Yesterday
afternoon ON her way from NutchU 10 St
Louis
rm Granite State returned Ia Cincinnati
last night with fair cargo Of miscellaneous
freight
The 4. T.. Schcncl. from New Orleans.
passed herr yesterday afternoon bound Tor
Cincinnati.
TuF Rosa Ice. Tor Osccolu. aud the Goa.
homa. Tor Friars Point got away yesterday
with moderate trips
Tnr city 1T BATON Rouge Is announced tn
leave hero to-day nj noon Tor New orleans
and way points en- route.
Tur Conhoma arrived from Frinr- Point
yesterday morning With bale, ut cotton
aud i,al, zach. ul cotton seed.
To- Rosa Ice came in from o-ooola yes.
| trr,iay morning with 81 barrels ut putntu,s
| aud OPS sacks ui cotton seed.
Tm Oakland, with a tow uf model barge
/ and lnrnch's opcm.housc. passed herr Ncs
tprlay forenoon un her way nom New Or
leans a. 49, Louis
Tnr Golden Rule loaded almost 60 the
winters edge passed down from Cincinnati
tu New orleans early yesterday morning
doing no business here,
Ma. Pnra Wruy. fright clerk ~ the
steamer Kate Adams. resigned his position
Thursday. and was succeeded 10y Mr Floyd
Morgan. late uf thc steamer buckeye State.
Tur Rene Macpaly brought In from
st. Francis river yesterday morning 1901
sacks uf cotton seed Size leaves Tor st.
Francis river again Tuesday evening At b
O'Clock.
Tnr city ~ Cairo passed down irpm 81
Louis t1 Natchoz yesterday morning with u
splendid trip. She put of !, ~ packages ui
miscellaneous fright, and added iiiccn tons
Ut sundric,.
Az old and well known towbQnt pilot In
speaking In regard h. the numerous acct.
dents tp the boats " the coal fleet. said that
the trouble was not always with the pilots,
hy any means II j. hi, opinion that many
boats arr given much larger t1ws than they
rnn with safety handle, and then, when they
grt into close quaricrs an accident b. almost
surr ~ be- thc result Another point hc
made IL that n tow should draw m near ~
| possible the same amount II water When
/ one part II the tow h drawing foot or more
/ water than the other u Is dinirult " keep Ia
/ the channel Some ~ our coal men, u hp
appears. are not careful enough In making
/ up their tows aud for the neglect ~ the
/ same they often have b. suffer, and very
/ often the pilot u ccnsurrd for accidents,
when la realty thc fault j. with thc owncra.
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At noon; spot-Quict without quota
BILE change in prices Sales, 1900 bales. Of
which American, $500 bales. Receipts,
1900 bales Of which American, lO,sn
bales Closing quotations were as follows:
Ordinary, l4d; good ordinary, 5d; low mid
ding 3-lGd good middling. . 0.lGd, mid
ding uplands 51sd; middling ordinary,
7-lGd.
Futures opened quiet and closed quiet,
n follows:
[The prices are given In pence and Giths,
thus lG3 means 5.G3-6id, and SOL means
5.l-Gid.l
At4 p.m.-Junc. 525d, sellers: Junc-July,
5.25d, sellers; July-August 5.2jd, buyer;
August-Scptcmbcr, 52id, buyers; Scptem-
bcr-Octobcr, 5l5d, sellers; October NOycm-
Der 5.i0d. buyers; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5.0sd, buyers; Decembcr-Jnnuary, bOsd, buy.
crs; September 5.2id, buyers.
Liverpool weekly statement for the week
ending June /, 1855:
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DAILY COTTON STATEMENT

tmports-M a G X r. iG N q T X p J.
NRMa G, o6sw, RR, 2 L,No&Tk n, a.
STEAMERS. s. wagons. Total. a bales
Exports-M &CRR, H. l.. n o& X r. %,
steamers north ~ Total, 10 bales
WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.
Receipts al Memphis for the week ending
June 1, so bales, A. against 1855 bales
last week, and l,2sO bales same week last
year, since September, GO, $50 bales, against
0ss,0s3 bales SAINT time last year.
Shipments for the week, I'll bales, rs
against ASS bales same week lhstyear since
September /, 002, s03 bales, a. against 0i2O oa
bales same time last year. Weeks sales,
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Wool.

ST. LOWS Mo-, June -Wool-Thcrc
was good demand and fairly active trading
Values were firm for all choice lots. I'm.
washed-bright medium, iia22'sc coarse
braid, ilNlac; low sandy, lOtgl7c, fine light
l2@lSc; fine heavy l0Cul6c. Tub-washcd--
Choice, 3jc, inferior, 25@3lc; sacks, lO@
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PRINE CRuDE Ou.-3iHj2r prime summer
yellow, 3i6G}Gc, choice cooking summer
yellow, 3DHiOg prime cotton seed meal.
SiG5Odi7OO, carload lots, less than car
load, slsUu6IiSdO.
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.Mnckcrel, half brls, No. I, f.2j
No. 2, 1915. lob kit, No. /, Ni5i No. 2
sl.l0. Dry herring family 2jc per box
FREH MEATs-Choice beef, hindguarter.
iOr forcquariers, DC; second grade, hind.
quarters, Sc; forequartcrs, &c. Sheep, DC,
Hogs, ~.
Hoo PRopucrs-sleady;m mess pork, $500.
sugar cured hams. ilmi2c. breakfast bacon,
iOH@iikc; bacon, clear rib sides, 0ogyEc'
bulk pork, clear sides, sH@s)Ici clear rib
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COTTON MARKETS.

Tho local cotton market opened easy and
closed easy; middling, 0o-lGc Sales, 700
bales, including none last evening Of which
500 to exporters and 900 to spnncr.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, 7Nc; good ordinary, Slice low
middling, 93-iGo; middlinE, o0i6c. good
mlddllne. eJkc: middllng fair, 10 3-lGci fair,
nominal. Dusty, &c 10 io lower
Many COTTON STATEMENT.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK Elk
CHANGE 90 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Easy Middling Cotton e-1ec-
Sales Today, 700 Bales-The Tone
of the General Market steady-Meats
Steady.
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Arrivals-City Of Cairo, st. Louis, Oak.
land, New Orleans, Rosa lcc Osrculh, Goa.
homu Friars Point; Golden Rule, Cincin.
matt; 4. T. Schcuck, New Orleans city Of
Monroe. NntChCA
Dcparturcs-Ciy of Cairo, Nntchcz. Oak
land. 81. Louis Rosa lee, Osccula, Goa.
homa Friar, Point Golden Rule, New or.
leans, l.. T. s,huck, Cincinnati; city Of
Monroe, st. Louis Gnitc State, Cincinnati.
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U,y-Choicc. from store. 05c@ti.OO. car
load. from lcvec or depot, tisDdi0 ~.
prime, store. 00dg2 70. car load. from loyeo
or a.pot, ti7.Opais.O0. prairie, from store,
OOa76c; car load, from loycc or depot, 5000
Mi3.OO.
BnAS - From store, o5c; from levee or
depot $500.
ConN---From store, white, CSC; mixed, 09c,
from levcc or depot, white, IN bulk Csc In
sacks, GGc, mixed, In bulk. Gle; In sacks, Glc.
OArs--From store, white, Acc mixed &c.
from levee or depot, wljto, IN bulk, &c, In
sacks, ilc; nike In IA 3sfc IN sacks, dc.
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5000 bales exporters, 1850 bales, and spin.
ners, 1850 bales

"i"'' pa'oSi Exporters, = ioU DaleS ana SPIN
ners, 1850 bales.
NEW YORK.
Spots opened steady and closed firm; mid
ding, lOc. Sales, 5i7 bales. Quotations
were as follows; Ordinary, nc; good ordi-
nary ll-l6c; low middling, o 9-l6c; mid
ding, lOc; good middling, 1Ohc middling
fair, 10 l5-l6c; fair, II 9-lGc.
Futures opened dull and closed dull
and steady as follows; June, 995@99 90;
July lo.02@1OO3; August, 1OlO@lO.1l;
September, 0.69907O; October, 946@947;
November o.37@oSs; December 9.3s@939;
January, 0.i6@0.41; February, 9.5i@955;
March, 0.62@9.63; April, 070@9,7l; May,
9.7S@0.79. Sales, Is, 800 bales
Weekly cotton statement, for week ending
June l. 1883:
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The following list Is corrected regularly,
and may bercgarlcdas the latest quotations.
BANK STOCKS.
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WomsehoId SnnnIicx.

ArrrEs-None in market Dried apples,
6}sc per lib from store. Dried peaches, nc
from store
FRrr-Orangcs, 81. scat 50 per box. Lem
ons, S2.50@3.OO box. Bananas $3.50 $50
per bunch.
Recommendations, $3.50 per bril- Si.75
per sack Cabbage, new Louisiana, crate,
81 .50m4,OO Kmut brls, 500 half brls;
500, Garlic, SOC per 100. Tunips, Sl.5O6e,
L75 per brl.
PIcKLEs- Brls, $3.50, half brls $500.
PoTAroEs Firm old, S2.5O@3O per brl:
new S3jOMi.OO per bril- sacks, Sl.75d2 90.
sweet potatoes, S275@3OO per brl
PorLrRY-Chckcns, spring, Si5Og3 90
miAcd, S2.jOOu3OO, hens, S3.OOd32j
EGGs---Stcady; bNs, l3c; cases lie.
Nvr.-Cocoanuts, 500 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, &c; Tennessee. farmers, stock, 3G
&C.; roasted, 2lSc higher; shelled, Toe Pc
cans, Texas, Sale
RNsINs--London layers $500 layers,
S2Ti; California, S225.
BurrFE--- lluttcrinc, i5d20c creamery. -
CtjOc dairy, l6d2oc; country butter l2G,l5c,
CDEn--ozark, $3.50 per brl, and $3.50 per
half brl
NiNEgAR---Pcr gal. sGI2c.
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hfftfI ttnNAt NNhNtth w. = ~
MrHriiis. June Z, y. m. !
The following observations ar tkrn NJ al sia
tlnns nams,i IN the 18Th msfidian uinc, which l.
one hour later then Memphis time
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sides, SIC; long clear, sH@sHc; shoulders,
6%@6hc.
LARD.-Tcs SIC; half brls, SIC; kegs, sjfw
choice kettle, 0J4c.
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WHISKY Straight Kentucky Bourbon
81 .hOMGOO, Robinson aud Lincoln counties,
Tenn, sharp advance. Sl.jO0aOe Eastern
rycs. Sl.S5nGup according 10 age and make.
common WHISKY, 0oc9Sl.2j, according to
proof.
BAGGNG--7@Stc.
TIEs--tl.l5
smor--Drop, Si.i5; buck, Sl.7j.
LEAD---5C.
NAus--Iron, $40: steel. q. 256235.
SEEps---l,cd clover, SiIj per bu; timothy,
81. 25 per bu; herds G5c per bu; blue grnS,
si.2j per bu orchard grass, sliOal.5O per
bu; German hillctt, Sl.S5 per bu.
lliDE--Dry flint, No. /, ludllc; No ., 10
81. dry saltcd 5Ism7c; green saltcd, No. /,
BE-; No. .. SIC; green, 30 lc, shccpskns, ljc
mSlOO; irregular
quarter kegs, SIS.
TonAoco--Common, 2j@35ci other grades,
356tShc.
sNUrT --- CARROTS. sl0Sj. Ralph's slO.25;
railroad, Sl2i Gail & Az. sguD.
Coat Ou--Prime white, Wholesale lots, 0lsc
per gal.
BrrWAN-ism2Oc.
TALON -3dic.
Woodbury. grease wool unwashcd iOa
l3c; clear grease wool, 2Dd2ic, bury washed,
2O9JOc, tub washed. 3oFl3ic.
Lave stock.
LANns-Choicc $50, common To good,
per head. $3.50.
HoUs-Choice light, 5c; common, &c.
CATTLE hOlCc, l'adiAC good, 3'8dic,
fair 10 medium, 2IgJc; scallawag,. nomi'
nal
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AP1EAL OFFICE, I
FRIDAY EVENING, June I, lSSs. !
Money continues in good request The
supply is ample for all business purposes at
8 per cent.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Mo,cmcn,, u, thr Lc,cc.

orleans ........a...CuN or NATION RouGr, y M
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coNsoLIpArEp srArEMENr.

Receipts In port this DAY, lSSS...........
Receipts In port this day, ISL.
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T. AUERBACH
&& BRO
SPECIAL BARGAIN SALES
FOR TEN DAYS ONLY.

One Lot Silks s. 3711 and Az
per Chez at yard.
oeacho
vou viii nav 49, psrc nor them In September.
otofC
Dress Patterns and Remnants 80 cts regular
Val6e
Patterns 81 they Will quick
One Lot Of 81 they will go quick
Of Bingham Patterns 20 81 Will
One Lot shades at$1 26
| rs theya get for this
worth &c
Bathing Suits 81 Is and ~ u.s. only few
One Lot Of yard
French mportauons
S0,and $40 each.
Embroidery Lace Remnants and Dress Goods
"haH price
OneL o. DarkSu Summer Skirts, each
of White Skirts 81 ST. $76 upwards
Of
Cloth Brushes Is IS 36an they are worth
double. - ,... D..
Marsel Quilts 1885, cheap at $175
Babggan
will balance of
Is inches wde the following prices
62H yard; worth double ,o o. 90 .o
Lot of
Sands reduced u from regular price
% ocs hotnns cheap
stra has offered In this city.
81 hardly the
Straw Has att 90 81 % each.
One otofG entsW Shirts. worth $l25
Lot Unundried Shirts so
Balbrgsn cs and vests ana draw
ers 70 reduced from rs ots and $lo0
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3. SHARP, Sec'y.
ReneWs Her Youth.

Mrs. Phosbe Chesley. Peterson, Clay
County, Iowa, tells the following re
markable story, the truth of which is
veuched for by the residents OF the
town: 81 am 73 years old. have been
troubled with kidney complaint and
lameness for many years; could not
dress myself without selp. Now | am
free from all pain and soreness, and am
able to do all my own Homework. l
owe my thanks to Electric Bitters for
having renewed my youth, and removed
completely all disease and pain.' Try
bottle. 81 cents and 81 at a. G. Smith
4 Co.'S, nrU~ 'to~'
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From NJ. Wa:ueu.

Mr.. J. B. Walden writes: "THB
HERALD will obliee me by stating that l
have no reply to make to Mr.. ForhsD
He has drawn his own picture IN
much more able manner than / could,
and I am content to leave the Gaze 20
the public and the discretion OF the
mem oers of the Chamber OF Com
niece"
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A Challenee.

We understand that the Almy foot
ball club wants to play the salt Lake
football club friendly game. We will
play them on she 24,h of July in Salt
Lake City Oh Washington Square, or
Lake Park or Garfield, and defrsy ont-
half of their expenses.
A. J. WILSON.
Cr.nD
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Connects with Utah Central tsata lsAvtnE
So Il Lake at TO am.
Connects with Utah Central train szxfy-
ing at Salt Lake at s 10 : m.
Step only :l2oR signals.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-20
BARTON az co.
a. Main straat

THE INCREASED DEMANDS OF OUR
l. many friends and patrons have justified
and summer trade, and in order to make
room for our new stock, we are Offering
great bargains Ia all our winter goods and
broken lines in every department. In Over
coats, Caps, Mufflers, etc., we will close ont
regardless of cost. Call early and examine
ar bargains.
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THE DESERT LAND ACT
When It Applies -Ihe Steps to be
Taken.

The desert land act applies only to
the States Of California, Oregon, and
Nevada, and the Territories of Wash
ington, Idaho, Montana, Utah, Wyom-
ing, A1izo "a, New Mexico, and Dakota.
Any person desiring to make entry of
desert land 10 any of these States must
file, with the officers of the land office
for the district wherein the land is
situated, declaration showing that he
is citizen, or intends to become
citizen; that he intends to reclaim the
tract Of land-giYing its situation
which he enters: that the land will not
produce crops without irrigation, that
there is no timber growing On it, and
not, to his knowledge, So Valuable
mineral deposited in it. IT'S necessary
also TO procure at least two disinter-
ested aud credible witnesses to make
affidavit that the land is actually desert
land. These witnesses must not only
bring presumptive proof of their hon
E:esty, but must also show that they are
acquainted with the situation and
character of the land of which they
speak. The applicants for the land
must tnen pay Tor IL, at the rate OF 70
cents per acre, and he is not allowed to
take up more than one section. If
within three years after this application,
he can make satisfactory proof that he
has irrigated the land, the applicant
,can receive patent for the land on
paying the additional sum of 81 there
for. It is provided that the right to use
water from any contiguous natural
sources for irrigating desert land thus
taken up shall depend upon bona fide
prior appropriation, and shall not in
any case exceed the amount OF water
actually needed for retaining the
land.