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mcnt from the interior indicate lack Of
country confidence in future high prices
Tradc to-day was quite up tuAvcrugc volume.
oats attracted little attention, Early tut.
ures declined slightly for the session, while
other futures were steady. Pork was active
and stronger and advanced - We, but rcccdcd
and closing sales showed net gain Of l5c.
A fair number of outside buying orders were
received, but the bulk Of the trading was by
local soalpcrS. Shorts have become demon
allied at the continued advances, covered
freely aud bid prices UP on themselves.
feature Of todayS trading was the sharp de
mand for january aud the year. September
Opened nj Sii25, sold to Slii5, rcccdcd TO
SiI 81 y and closed Mt that figure, The year
sold ut Sl3Gtl32j aud closed ut the top
Lard was moderately active and closed 2iso
higher September sold at SS.S2' smS So
January. $40 Short ribs were in fair ne
quest. aud September sold at SSJ0@Sjih
aud closed ut SS3i, u gain ri 5c.
The leading futures ranged N follows
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noMHsrIc EXCHANGE

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing. 81 per $1,000, premium selling. New
Orleans, 50 discount buying 81 premium
telling Cincinnati, st. Louis and Louis.
Villc. demand par buying, $3.50 per 1000
premium selling.
bonds AND STOCKS
Local securities are nominal and will re-
main 50 until the resumption OF the call
board meetings at the Merchants exchange,
which will take place some time In Scptcm'
Der next. In the meantime the local bond
md stock list will be dropped from the com
mercal columns Of Tux APrEAL At the
call session Of the Merchants exchange this
morning $4,000 Of the Memphis, Greenwood
& Prospect Park Railroad company bonds
were sold to the highest bidder The price
realized was 25c. Mr. John NJ. Peters was
The purchaser
The local cotton market closed steady;
Iales unimportant. At New Orleans spots
closed steady at an advance Of &c: futures
:losed quiet and steady; July and August
advanced II points, and the remaining
months declined l@2 points. Liverpool was
dull and inanimatc, with futures firm at an
advance Of l@3 points. The New York spot
market was steady at an advance Of &c ON
NIL grades; futures closed firm; July and An
gust went up Is points, with the remaining
months of point
Hubbard, Price & Co, In their cotton cir.
culars, say: THE August short interest con.
tnucs to cover freely with the result of fore
Ing prices TO the highest point N far touched
In this advance Tho bulls have called on
this advance 10 some extent hut by far the
largest supply has come from those long
who have been 10 fortunate ~ 10 carry Their
contracts until now. The situation Is very
mixed one and forecasts Of the future arc nj
most impossible at the moment The out
look Is that unless the short interest com
pletcly cover the result will be q close corner
on the other hand their act Of covering will
cause an additional advance"
A. returned by the journal ~ C5uimdo
the cotton movement for the week. Will
comparisons for the same period last year
were rs follows Receipts ut interior towns
s,I23 bales, against 1883 bales, shipment
1909 bales. against 1851 bales stock remain
ing 81 Oh bales, against $50 bales the SAINT
time In lss7; receipts ut the ports s,2ii bales
for the week agains u 1851; deliveries from
plantations, 4O6s bales. against 1907 bale
and the total deliveries from plantation
since September amounting 20 5 sos, isibalc
against 6.iSi.OJ3 bales for the same pcrio,
last year. The total crop In sight To Jul!
2, 7GSs6, 2S bales against d, 81, IFS bales las
year
IMPORTS.
Six hundred and three SKIS bran. PIX
butter. 5g7 rolls bagrdng. ~ pkgs bacon, l,
c7G pkg boots and shoes 10 cars corn. "
aks coffee. . car lime 100 brls cement ~
hdls cotton ties Is pkgs dry goods. 10 pkg
eggs. 2l5 brls -four cars hay. l2a,Om Zee
lumber. . pkgs liquor : can oats, ~ brl
potatoes I car pork sides IS brls sugar, \
pkgs tobacco and - cars wheat
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Cash quotations were ~ follows
Flnut-pull and unchanged,
No . spring wheat, $40 No. > corn,
ii'.r NJ. > oats, 2nAc. No rye, i'c.
No barley. G1r,
McS. pork-prr hrl. sIl2idlL3n Lard,
per l0O lbs. ssh short rib sides. llnuscl
lS3D. dry sailed shout lor,. thoNciL $3.50
40. short clear side, lhoNcll S&7,ttpm.
Receipt Flour. none, wheat 1000 hu
cora lb>upl hu, oats, 5000 bu, rye, NWh
b. barley. none.
Shipn,cnts Flour. none. wheat, q ON hu
ruru i'H.ulD hu. eats, 2DOW hu rye. iUIJ
hu barley, 100 hu.
81 Lotus, Mo-, July 2S.-flour-'(uiota nd
| UNCHANGED.
| Wheat AlIncws TO-DAY was hullish. strong
aud higher, with continued untayumhlc
weather abroad Estimates NJ decreased Eu'
unpcan crop and reports ot damage tu spring
| wheat nnI strong and advancing home mar.
krt, put prices NJ. Tho demand was active
| iu large part on outside upicr. and shorts
covered freely. but after selling up laNSl -
! the advance va. checked aud the market hc.
! came unsettled. Tho close, however was
! firm. ut i'.r above yesterday. No. > Ud,
| cash. siHSDi,r. July. -u'tr. nominal Au.
| gust. 7pi{bt Wit~. closing NJ MIC, sep
| t,,rl,rr. ar -. closing NJ N -, Dcccm.
brr ~ fhN,' ~, closing al Nsr.
/. Jurn- Cash quiet aud closed easy; option,
opened firm IN sympathy with Nhrai, nnd
price, advanced a6tA.c. Later The advance
va. l",t, and the close was weak. No. 2, cash.
! ava o. sec. August, ~ ittt2'.r. closing at
az. september. ~ sdl2iic, closing ~ &c
asked. October J1.tsiOc. ,lu,ing at b'.r,
| wear. Iltt 80 r closing ~ B'sr
Oit,-Ci,h nrtiyc and firm. options very
duh bat firm. No. cish. 2iIH2ihc. July.
2ic August aud year, 22'.c bid, September,
21'Sc hid
nrln--Quict. OF.
| IlhK.er,l steady. Si01,
Cufumral Quiet at - jOog2bj.
Rye Dull aud nothing done.
| lliy Low grade, very dull aud declining.
hirh grades firm. prairie. 81 0itIt ~ inf prime
g. fancy. new timothy. tiO.OgllW. old
timothy, 90 OrtipV
Iiuiicr- Steady snd firm; creamery, iGGssoc
dairy. iJdiG.
Egrs- quiet NJ 10 for fresh
| Provisions - Higher and strong Pork
s45S. bat held higher II the close Lard
Prime steam salrhblc nj ts.iD, butchers
sSg5it by salt meats (bONcd Shoulders
g52j. longs, aud ribs $50, short clear
900 iiarpn shoulders fSW. longs and
RIBS sn25. short clcir, piO9'0. Ham
-si2UpaiJiO
Rccripis-Flour. 500 brl.. wheat. ~. %,
bu cofn. 5000 bu oats. iI2gD bu.
Shipmcnis-flour. 600 brls, wheat 4 o.
bu corn iGOOD hu, oats, 1000 bu.
Kassu CrY. Mo-. July N Wheat
Higher. No 2 red. cash. iSc bid August
a. Ne bid ga asked. September sales al 1Jc
No sOn, cash, GslSc bid, August ~
bid 100 asked. september. GsIfo bid
Cofn-Weikcr No. 2 cash. $50 a'ked
August sale, nj $50. September sc asked
yeaf sales NJ ~ May giAc bid 30 asked
No 2 white. cash 4ic asked Oais-NO 2
August, 90 bid. eONo asked
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YoRK, July y. Money on call easy
NJ l6tlk per cent Prime mercantile papc',
gmGH per cent Sterling exchange dull
but steady, with actual businessa AT tis5l. foi
sixty day bills and Sis7k fordemand.
Government bonds were dull aud steady
gtats bonds were entirely neglected
The stock market was dull aud decided,
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OIL mud ,Inrncniinc.

CrrvEL,Np, o., July 2S.-pctrolcum-Mnr.
kct irmcr, ;, ". llO', no.
WuNIN0rrN, y. C., July ?s.-Tufpentinc
-Eirn nt Ilt.r
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August os3@oS5; September, al0a9.i7;
October, S.95@S06; November, S.s9as.0 81;
December, s.92@S03; January, 0,0OaO.Ol;
February, 0.09@9i0; March, 9.lS@9. 49,
April, o.27@o2s May, 9.S6@9.S7. Sales,
%, 900 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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receipts of the week show heavy increase
over the corresponding period last year, hut
they are still nearly ~ per cent less than
last years when rcckoucd from January /.
The buying has lo'n entirely ON manu-.
featuring account, there being no speculative
mpypmpnt
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coNsolIpATEp STATEMENT.
LIVERPOOL.

AZ noon. Spots-Dull aud inanimate.
Sales, 5000 bales, of which American 400
bales Receipts, iOo bales. Of which Amer
lean 800 bales. Closing quotations were as
follows Ordinary. Ikd, good ordinary,
lid low middling 55-iGd. good middling,
sid; middling uplands, 9-l6d; middling
Orleans, sgd.
Futures opened steady and closed firm.
These prices arr given In pence and GlthS,
thus 4.63 means iGj-GId, aud sol means
5.l-Gid.l
Air. m-July. 53Gd. buyers July.Au.
gust 1854, buyers; August-Scplcmbcr ; nd,
buyers: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 5lsd, sellers,
Octobcr.Noycmbcr. 5.l2d, buyers Novcm
bcr.Dcccmber $40 sellers; Dccembcr-Jan
uary. 5.l0d; January. February 5IOd, sellers
September. 5.2Sd, buyers.
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Cmc,uo. H.. July 2S-Whcit today nd
ynnced D. In about two hDuN without any
great excitement II was n ease in which
short interest for l1ng account aud buying
agents Tor foreign account all combined io
make broad aud Strong market IN nddi.
ton the bad wcnthcf abroad, tho failure ~
much oi the new wheat On this side ~ grade
40. 2 aud the favorable export clcnmncrs
converted any ndi fernt ones into cntlusi.
nsiio bulls Opening prices were about 80
over last night The iIr,t few minutes start
cd prices up quite bnskly aud b"iOrc noon
August sold up 10 - and September "a
s2ac, an advance ~ ~ In each case. Then
came reaction 81 - m realizing nlcs. aud
after ~ o'clock price, started Mp Rgain and
touched S2Hc for August ,2Sc for scpicm.
bor Again there WI n reaction II sc part.
~ restored aftefwhrl the Cloiing prices
being s2c for August and size for sepicm.
Der.
Tho corn market was weak whio every.
thing else doomed. I started of IN stcu
with wheat. August going from i5Ac a. &C.,
September from a. iU ljhc and October
from 49, 10 i5c, but iln pace was too rapid.
| IL halted, then II turned down and kept on
going down, closing prices showing de
/ cline 81 sc, ~ oomurri With yesterday
The range was i0tii.r Receipts today wer,
35s cars against estimate, Of 80 cars, and
estimates for Monday run from ", 10 ~
cars The board table shows shipments fol
| the week 90 have been lt0i.W bushels
against ,0sl, 02s bushnls received. Brilliant
| erop prospects continue 10 be tho club tina
| il used 10 depress ynlnrs aud the free move
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NV YoRK. July 2S The market was very
quiet IN demand, ~ is usual To the half holi.
day Saturday, hut the movement IN old or,
dcrs was very fair 10 good, according 10 lab
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Bread.tun-.

CoHS MslI-standard. sas5aaeo pearl,
$40, roller sJ.i0@3 rs. firm.
FLoUR.-Frum store. common, 1915. fam.
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COTTON MARKETS.

Tho local cotton market opened steady
and closed steady; middling ioc. Sales, I'M
important, including none last evening, Of
which none to exporters and all TO spin
ner
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, 7Hc, good ordinary. $50, low
middling. 9,sc middling, iOc, good mid
ding. 10 5.i6c. middling fair iO,sc, fair,
nominal. dusty, sc TO ic lower
DAILY cn1-IoN sTATEMKNT.
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tgFoserIe-.

dull. nominal HlSc. options oprncj weak
but closed siradiCf sales. ~ 100 bags. July.
sli2D. August tinpNtlu.Gi Sopirm.
Der. 900. October. o. Gj6lS ~. No
ycmbot ~ -. December t1GjMJ 20 March
$50 sugif-,Dull aud unchanged refined
duh. white. csim e. GGDfsbAo Molla,seb %
dull QUIET and steady
Cscfssart. o. July p whisky s'tiye.
firm, sales. I .Oyl barrels oi finished good, m
A basis " tiii nutisf-fnsicr sugar
Faster Egps-llcayy dropping at llcsi2c
Cheese-.f irm.
Cuo,ao. H., July 2s-On Tho produce
exchange TODAY the butter market ws'
quiet. creamery lifnisifu. dairy, i3dl1r
Rrn-Dull frcandlcd 10 ,Hljc.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

rfadiosiss rrsciies. Erup,lon. letter w',srbr.sh.
Rr,eiiy Heat IIsss Insect Dliss snd sunss rryni
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Tai. uAoAss MAGNOLIA BALM .ith you ,o,hs
ss.sids. Mountains. homo ADD all nursi hssofssi
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The Nov York FiHanridl fhTOnlfIf OF July
% gives the following figures Total visible
supply. LIS, 7i2 bales, against l,5ii,02l In
1851. These figure. indicate a decrease Of
cotton in sight Of 5lA2S2 bales. rs compared
with the same date In lss7, sud a decrease of
30, 2sJ bales as compared with same date In
1856
COTTON RECRIPrs At FORTS.
Nav YuRK. July 2I.--Thc following are
the total net receipts Of cotton At all ports
since September I, isSI
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Live s,o-k.

CncAgo. m, July - The Droreu Jour.
nal reports Receipts, 2Dn. ship
menis. fD1 Market slow and unchanged.
steers. ~ 1898 49, si0ckcrs and feeders t20o
~ cows bulls aud mixed, " JO@ . 10.
Texas cattle, s1OygjyD, Wyoming feeders,
tJOHa3Bj
Hogs-l.sccipt', 5000. shipments, 200
Market strong j6glOc higher light, 5000
600 heavy, tGOGG1j. light bOOe5.bj,
skipa, tI2jGt5.D0
sheep Receipts, 1000, shipments, 200
Market steady. natives, 81 OO0ti so. western
shorn, D.OOgL05, Texans, sborn, 5000
Am
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~ cnr1oN srArEMKNr.

Impors-N &C kH, 20 4 Lhh Y, Z sicamefs
J. Total p bales
EIpoHs-M6c RR5EL&S i2 Total.
80 bales
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MAGNOLIA BALM

ba LIQUID pr.r.~tion fof 10. skin. It's sooth.
Ing Cooling. Refreshing 4 Wonderfully D,saufyiasi
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Owe. +. R.vishingly Desuiifui shin. Drives %
piolsAss. Rsdss.s. ROushnsss. Pimplss saa.sAsi
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Gotten seed Products.

Paiur CRupE Ou,-35d37c, prime summer
yellow. i0a Nc. oil summer yellow, 3GdJsr
choice cooking summer yellow, tGdic,
prime summer white, i5fri0c, prime cotton
seed meal, tll.OogiI pc. car load lots, $40,
meal lI5 OD6liD %
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Wool.

ST. toufs No, July -wool-Dull, In
steady demand at previous quotations III"
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For Cincinnati and all Points East
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet O,

ONefs fteclii excursion rats ~ ~ piif1ns - M,
nest 81 isys - MEMPHIS TO CINCINNATI
AM HtTtHN. Including STATE Nuns uhi.n y
Cincinnati WIab leave Nrmphis TttsnAfs t1i
fulUANs arriving a Cincinnati SUNDAYS h1i
NhuNfsuNhs zach brat uffi"s q nno sifllf
hand So ih fatrs made ~ parties d"siuuf -
matr short tfitw up the river on one bui a1i -
tufuinH ga another o. ~ 10 mllsN 90 sou Mice
a. ~ ruue one daT ~ twelve DAYS luf ilN ar
tiruiafs call on ~ address e n ~ SKILL nrI.fd
thHuHr iiulllIuH
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MAGNOLIA BALM

HA0ASs MAGNOLIA RAIN. Ilsms,si sisbtfs
Ca. Fts.sios 4 ngth Pslohss. c.st 10 laisg1s1I
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Lovppy, july 2s.-ip m. --Consol, CLOSED
nj W3-d for both money aud the account.
liar silver i2ad per ounce.
r,uis July 9s.-Throc per cent rcnic,,
sJf So Tor the account
BNNK ctENRINGa
EEw OpLE,Ns, i.a.. July sS.-ClcadngN
tlli.Ou.
B,LrfuoRE. Md. July clearing, today.
Si.slO.7l8. balances. s2ig, iJL
Nav YouE July 2s-Clcnrinrs tOl 0jl
Tb. balances. Sl.ilOJil. For the week
Clcarings. SDt3s5, 80 balances. 80. jIi. pa
PniL,prirut,. Pa. July ~. -t'lenrings -
day. on. ilS. "a. balances, N.GDD. yrL foI
the week. Clcaring, t's, - so. balances
t1SiJ,7tI
Bn,roS, Mass, July 21-Clearlng, today
81 ~. 2si. balances sl,HN0lj For III,
week Clraring., t7J. iIi,5R balances. Ss
~ ~ For the core spending week last
year Clearing $I2 ljHblI. balances, -
s5i775.
81. forfs. Mo. July - Clearing, today
t2.bi7. Ugp balances, 81 ~ For This
week Clcadng,. 81 80. al. balance, a.
2Ss7F For last week Clcidngs $500.
SDl balances. t2,Ds7. Ia Fof the 'pfru
spending week las, year Clcnfingr ga.
81 POS. balances. 27Ji pi
NV Yong. July ., The weekly bank
statement shows the following changes re-
serve. increase. pa. 10 lpins, decrease. ti4i.
p11. specie. decrease. !pil ~ lcgal tenders
incftasr. SirB 100. deposits, decrease, ~ YG =.
Jn circulation. decrease. $1,000 Tho
banks nov hold tgT, JlGi5j IN excess OF Tia,
IS pee cent rule.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex-
CHANGE 90 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton steady-Middling Cotton, ioc-
! Sales Today. - Bales-The Tone OF
the General Market steady-Meats
Strong and Advancing.

ArPRAL OPFiCR.
SATURDAY EVENING. July %, issS
Money is in steady demand and good sup
ply. rates continuing firm at per cent.
The clearing house report is as follows
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NTw YORK.

Spots opened firm aud closed steady.
middling, lie. Sales i,5i5 bales. Quo
tations were ~ follows Ordinary, SIC;
good ordinary, 0 il.iGc, low mijdling,
10 0.iOc; middling, lie; good middling
II 5.iGc; middling fair. II i5iGc; fair
~ 0iGc.
Futures opened strong and closed firm
a. follows july l06@i0os, August
iOg7@iOos September o.7I@97S, October
95J@.95i. November o4S9aH, Deem
Der, aiSa9ll; January. oiO@nJo, Feb
ruary o5Gae57; March, o6l8o6I April,
07i@o72; May, s7p99.so, June, 0sj@0S.
G.ta. N -un i.fa.
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stna- OF the Rivers.

OIIltf NIuN a. SFnNirE. T. n \.
MrHrus. July - pm I
The following observations are taken nj I'LL Ma
tlous named IN the 18th meridian time which Il
one hour lniyr than Memphis time
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MAGNOLIA BALM

sv,l.sI y Psss. sssl. As.as AL A.sls. n.falis.si
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Tho spot market opened quiet aud closed
steady, middling, i0c. Sales. soObales Quo.
taiions were as follows Ordinary, 7Hc; good
ordinary, SIC; low middling 0lIe. mid.
ding iOci good middling iONe.
Futures opened steady and closed quiet
and steady NJ follows July, 10. 20al0 20,
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GENERAL News

TnY Gayoso departed last evening for os.
ccnln with fair trip.
S,Npn,Ut are beginning to show themselves
on the upper Mississippi river
TuE city OF 81 Louis passed here ycstcr'
dny ON her way from st. Louis 10 New Orleans.
Tur Belle Memphis for Cairo, and the city
~ Providence for ~ Louis, are the Anchor
line steamers announced Ia leave here today.
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lily, 1915, choice 500; fancy, 1925; extra
fancy, $i60 patent, $j00d52O, quiet:
BEANS AND PE,s-NUy beans, S27j; me-
dunn } 80.
DAT Mg,L--In half brls, $3.50 from store.
CIAcKERs-Soda, treble extra, SIC ginger
snaps, 5,I@Sc, assorted jumblcs, lOGi2c;
CRACKED WHEAT In half brls, $3.50 from
store.
HoNiSy AND GRITs-From store, S3.25.
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L,Nm-Choicc, $3.50. common to good,
per head. 500.
Hoas-Choioe light 5a5l.e, good. ii.@Sc,
common tICtifr 49,.
C,rrLE-Choicc, 3i9ihc, good SH@ic,
scallawags, nominal
snErr- Choice, Dc. medium, SIC, com
,vau Al mai IN
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving
uo,,m.n,s "a, the Ic,,,.

Arriyals-City Ut 81, Louis ~. Louis Ga.
yusn riptonyillr.
Dcrariutc,-Cityo ST. Louis, New Orleans
Gtyusu, Iiptonvillc.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing, 50 per $1,000, premium selling. New
Orleans, 50 discount buying, 81 premium
telling Cincinnati, st. Louis and Louis.
Villc. demand par buying, $50 per 1000
premium selling.
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Mahoning Items.

After an illness of only few days, John
Hunsicker, an old and esteemed resident
of this place, died OH Wednesday. His re.
mains were inferred in the Bensalem
cemetey on Saturday. He was aged 7g
years and two days
The Lutheran congregation of ST.
Johns church will observe the Holy
Communion on Sunday morning. Pre-
paratory services will be held on Saturday
afternoon.
Thomas Musseman is having steam
heater put up IN his dwelling. William
Drumheler, of Lansford, superintends th,
work
e. j. Nander will put mp twist wire
fence for A. Arner. Several other partie.
contemplate using the same fencing.
AT the meeting of the teachers on
Saturday at the Pleasant Corner High
school TO start District Institute Prof. II.
A. Keser was appointed Pres. G.. z.
Freyman Sec, and C. G.. Musselman
Treas The next meeting will be held al
the same place on this coming Saturday
afternoon, at o'clock. talk on Language
work for the third Reader grade, by Miss
Minnie Il. Moser, and also how Primary
Reading should be conducted to secure best
results by w. o. Xander constitute a part
of the programme. All friends of eluca-
tion are cordially invited to be present.
MosEs.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-10-27
IN The BUSY HIVES OF INDUSTRY.
An Interesting Batch Of Labor Notes Special
for Ye Workinemen.

DR. McGlynn is stumping for the labo
ticket
A iirst-class passenger locomotive cost
about $500.
The Federation of Labor in Connection
has 500 members.
--Tamaqua's knitting mill has starlet
with 80 operatives.
Our railways represents 1000, 0,OO0,OOC
of good American dollars
The air brake is the ife-saver. II can
not be over-estimated as a useful adjunct tC
a railroad.
London held the first Worlds Fair in
1851; Paris had the the next in 1866 aud
the third in 1873.
Michigan people are complaining
against the exemption from taxation ol
GAO acres of land owned by mining compan.
les.
General Master Workman Pow,lerlv has
Just concluded course of reading in law.
and will shortly he admitted to the Phla.
delphia bar.
The Baltimore X. of J.. canmakers have
requested President Cleveland to demand
legislation of Congress that will handle the
Trusts.
The Political Association of Railway
Employees, which recently met at tialesburp.
ILL.,, has $4,000 members, and they vote for
the party that will do them the greatest
good.
The delegates to the Street Railway
Convention at Washington last week repre-
senled $3.50, ,000,o00. President Holmes saws
the cable railway is a great success. especial
ly in winter
The Central Railroad of New Jersey
has been experiencing wonderful increase
IN passenger traffic since the first of this
year II is claimed, by those who know.
that the company handled at least l,O0O.-
600 excursonists in that time on various
divisions. The company expects to do even
better next year.
Master Workman Lewis. of National
District Assembly, No, l35, X. OIL, com.
posed of coal miners has called a special
meeting at Columbus, Ohio December 4, To
deyise some method of more effecualIv
uniting and solidilying the mining craft
and to take such action as may be necessary
preparatory TO meeting in joint convention
with the National Federation Of Miners and
Mine Laborers on the following day.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-10-27

As the cunning season is now about to
open in eal nest, sportsmen will do well to
thoroughly post themselves in regard 10 the
law of trespass in order to avoid trouble
with the farming community upon whose
lands they may enter in quest of game.
There are several acts covering different
violations of the law of lrespass. Malicious
trespass-a fine not exceeding 500, and
Imprisonment not exceeding six months
lPilfully carrying off or destroying any prop
erty--a fine not exceeding $50, and an i'm
prisonmentsnot exceeding sixty DAYS. A
destruction of property, tramping down
grass, grain, etc, fine from S5 to 500,
one-half to the informer, the other to the
owner. Paste this in your hat.