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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-06

Did you note the lovely teeth
Of that lady yonder?'
Certainly, my boy, the cause
Don't take long to ponder;
SOZODONT she daily uses.
And al substitutes refuses.n
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Notice.-A meeting of the owners of
property on L street, between Twentieth and
Twenty eighth, viii be held on THURSDAY
EVENING, at $50 o clock, at the City Railway
Stables, corner of Twentieth and K, for the pur-
pose of considering the matter of grading the
above district. si-Sts
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: sure Cure for Piles.

DR.. Kinks German Pile Ointment has cured
Blind bleeding snd Itching Piles VIXEN all
tumors allays the itching at once, acts as a
poultice, gives instant relief. Dr.. Kirk S German
Pile Ointment is prepared only for Piles
and Itching of the Private Parts, and nothing
else. Every box is warranted Sold by drug.
giss, or sent by mail on receipt of price SO cents
and 81 per box. Gold by xxx, GEARY & co,
and JOSEPH HAHN 4 co. TCSlv
r. Baumis, 523 j street has received a
new ST ipment OF MettwoIst, Braunsweigerworst
and s. lomf. All kinds of fine Cheese and other
choice Sausages. Visitors and travellers are in.
vited TO call nvl5
John Eitol, Assayer and Chemist. corne-
seFenteentb aodJ streets, Also buys gold. u
The best place IN CaiEnia :, nave yos- prtnsng .so
a. ]. Josrlssn e Co.'S. 80 ST. Ssc.snerne. "a
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CARS.

II AND H-sTREfT CARS RUS DIRECT
IN from Railroad Depot 10 agricultural Park.
Transfer Car runs from X and Fifteer tn
streets 70 the Pavilion during the day.
The k-street Cars and large Cars. OF all cOlors
run dfrec, 10 the Pavilion at nighg
The C-streot Cars run direct from Depot 20 O
and Twentieth as heretofore
The Il street Cars at night rim to Twentieth
and Fl. soft
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CITY ASSE ESSM ENr.

MOTT TI1E-TAXPAYERS WILL PLEASE RI
~ turn statement of property subject to taxa
ton as soon as possible TO the Gity Assessor,
Water Works Building, or to COG street. if more
convenient.
sS-l0t J. J. BUCKLEY Civ Assa ssor
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LOST.

NERTiFIC ATE OF DEPOSIT OF THE Ma
~ tional Bank of d. o. Mills & Co., dated Sep
tember !, 1885 No 16,401, S700 payable to
JAMES b. ROONEY. The Public is cautioned
against purchasing same as payment has been
stOnped IR. C.l sol
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

% FOR INFORMATTONLNREGARI
TO LANDS IN NORTHERN AND CEN.
TRIAL CALIFORNIA, THE " RECORD
UNI0N' RECOMMENDS THE FOLLOW.
ING as BENG RESPONSIBLE AMI
RELIABLE REAL ESTATE FIRMS N
THEIR RESPECTIVE LOCALITIES.
Ed. h FLEMMINe. Al. MEANY.
MEANY g. FLEMMING.
Real Estate Brokers and investment
BANKERs.....................MERCED. CAL
RIO BONITO COLONY.
Finest and Cheapest Vine and Fruit Lands In
the World.
PREBLE & YOUNG.
BIGG BUTTE CoUNTY.................... CAL.
FOR RFooTHILLFRUITL LANDS ADDREssTH
NEVADA COUNTY
LAND S IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION
NEVADA CITY. CAL.
LAND FOR SALE IN THE
FAMOUS LODI COUNTRY
BURR q PARSONS,
LODI.
w. w. CAMRON,
CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
46o NINTH STREET. OAKLAND. CAL
HALL g. AUSTIN,
Real Estate. Correspondence Solicited.
DINUBA.... ...TULARE COUNTY, C5I
GEO. T. CONNER,
TULARE.... .....-TULARE COUNTY, CAL
Homesteads, Prescriptions and Timber Clsims
IN Iulare and Kern counties. from 500 % s1,00l
J.w. SMITH. I'D. ADAxs.
ADAMS 81 SMITH,
searchers OF Records aud Real Estate
AGENTS, AUeURN,
PLACER CoUNTY........,.............-cAL.
J. E. WHIT SON,
(Proprletor OF the Original Townsite),
SELMA, FRESNO COUNTY. CAL,
Ny new $4,000 Brick Hotel nearly completes,
and ready Torrent. City Properly; outside Lands
Investments made and improvements managed
j.. AeLRR. I'D. ADAAs. JOHN swEEYrY
sweeney. ADAMS B. Co.
Farming, Frnit and Vine Lands.
0Hioe, near Railroad 'epot. nOCKLIN.
PLACER COUNTY.
N. MARTTs, Jw. CoSozR, G. \. FnrnAE
FRESNO INVESTMENT co.
INCORPORATED. Full line OF City snd
Country Property.
Fresno CITY, f'RSSNO COUNTY, CAL.
ROBERT JONES. ~ BERRY,
JONES & BERRY,
Real Estate Assn1s..................Ne Newcastle
PLACER COUNTY. NrY....................CAL
FOR STOCK FARMS, GRAIN, VINE, FRUIT
AND COLONY LANDS, ADDRESS THE
HONN LAND COMPANY
REDDING. SHASTA COUNTY, CAL.
Al. ABBOTT. J.Vw. MONTAGUE.
ABBOTT & MONTAGUE,
Real Estate, Fruit. Vine g Grain Land.
MARYsYILLE ..............................CAL.
M. r. HOOK.
FARMING, CITRUS AND DECIDUoUs FRUIT
Lands In Any Sized Tracts.
RED BLUFF. ..TEHAMA CO., CAL.
7. B. LUDLUM g. CO.,
Citrus Fruit Lands, Orchards Vineyard
Speciality. Agents for the Palermo Colony.
NRoVILLE....... BUTTE COUNTY, CAL.
A. NiVENS, JR.,
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
FOoTHILL FARMING g. FRUIT LANDS
GRASS ALLEY......C CAL
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UNION PRAISE SERVICE.

FINDER THE AUSPICES OF THE W. C. I. L.,
" Monday Prayer Meeting and Praise Serv-
ice will be conducted every day during Fair al
II 80 o'clock, at the United Brethren Church,
northwest corner Fourteenth and K streets. Ali
strangers are cordially invited. sS-5i2p
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John EiteI, Assayer and Chemist. corne.
EeEenteent1 audJ streets. Also buys gold. u
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-06

rs FOR INFORMATION LNREGARI
TO LANDS IN NORTHERN AND CEN.
TRIAL CALIFORNIA, THE " RECORD
UNION' RECOMMENDS THE FOLLOW
ING as BENG RESPONSIBLE AMI
RELIABLE REAL ESTATE FIRMS IN
THEIR RESPECTIVE LOCALITIES.
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TRADES, GENERAl

To,al l03 cIpations...........s6io oi s., 90 7
Average weekly y....................... s q L 0
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money. nonds mud stocks

Nrw YoRK, May lG-Monoy on call easy
at lCt2 per cent; last loan y per cent; closed
offered ut y per cent. Prime mercantile
paper. iHm6H. Sterling exchange quiet but
steady NJ 4s0lo sixty day bills and iSsA
for demand
Government bonds were duh and steady.
State bonds were dull and steady.
The stock market was less active today but
was strong almost throughout after weak
opening, AMI prices advanced almost with
out cheek, leaving the list at about the best
figure reached nj the close. The London
prices received before the opening were all
materially lower than our last evenings
prices. and the suspicion was entertained
that the market had been rugged for effect
upon this one this morning The list moved
up immediately, however, and II became
the general belief that the leading bears were
covering, This brought In new buyers, and
while there was no animation In the deal
ingA the tone was decidedly strong. There
was little feature 20 the market from the
end OF the first hour 10 delivery hour,
though Manhattan showed marked strength,
aud the announcement of the small offerings
OF bonds caused a temporary reaction IN the
confident feeling for n time, but New England
came 10 the front In the last hour and n
largely increased business, advanced sharply,
the rest Of the list sympaihizing and the
market finally closed dull but hrm, At about
the best prices of the day.
Railroad bonds were quiet though strong
In the forenoon, while reaction towurd tliC
close. and hnal prices show irregular change.
compared with last previous sales Sale,
u. $4,000. Tho total sales today were 100.
2O2 shares Closing quotations.
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General NeMH.

THE Commonwealth from New Orleans,
passed louisville yesterday on her way 10
Cincinnati.
THE Gayoso departs this evening at 5
o'clock for Tiptonyille and way points on
the upper coast.
THE City of st. Louis passed here yesterday
afternoon en- route from New Orleans 10 st.
Louis, with fair trip.
THE Coahoma got In from Friars Point
Tuesday night with 3 bales of cotton and 81
sacks OF cotton seed. She returned yesterday
afternoon with u fair trip.
THE Oakland, towing number Of barges
loaded with grain and miscellaneous freight,
passed here yesterday morning on her way
from st. Louis to New Orleans.
The Rosa Lee arrived from osceola Tues
day night with 90 sacks OF cotton seed, 4
sacks OF bran and 3 sacks Of wool. She left
for 0sceola again last evening, with nice
trip.
TnE signal service reports rise OF three
tenths at this point for the twenty-four hours
ending at 9 clock yesterday afternoon. The
gauge ut that hour registered 20 feet and Q
tenths.
The Kate Adams, in command Of Capt.
Mark r. Cheek, leaves this evening at
o'clock for Helena, Friars Point, Concordia,
Terrene and Arkansas City. Mr.. William
Banker presides In her office.
PILoTs report a bad snag in the Ohio river
at Wabash island, halfway between the
channel and shore, and also one at Mount
Vernon, close to the right Of the channel, a
half mile below the government light.
ALI that was mortal of Capt James III.
Rice, late mate OF the steamer Chiokasaw,
was yesterday morning laid 10 rest forever in
beautiful Calvary cemetery in the presence
Of grief stricken family and large gather.
ing of Borrowing friends. A concourse of &C
quaintanccs mourn his loss and extend "a
the bercavcd family their deep sympathy.
A VERY few feet more rise will be sufficient
TO mundate some OF the lumber landings in
the northern part Of 81. Louis. The water
is now uncomfortably near 10 the Knapp,
Stout & Co. saw-mill near Bremen avenue,
and IL the rise continues a few days the oper
ators will be obliged to shut down. Tho
wharfboats along the landing have been
showed up closer to the bank.
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GENERAL TRADE.


business continues dull which Is usual at
this time Of year. The quotation commit
tees of the Merchants exchange made the
following changes In the market lists today:
Lard was advanced hc, -four was put up Toe,
corn meal, standard, advanced Zoe, aud roller
from Sc TO Zoe.
The amount Of grain In store at the olcva.
tors is as follows; Corn, l90J5 bushels; oats,
4,si5 bushels.
At New orleans prices Of sugar are steady
aud well maintained, although without en-.
coumgcmcnt from outside markets, open
kettles being scarce and strong. Molasscs Is
quiet and steady. There Is no change TO note
In the clean rice market
According to the New York Commercial.
Buiicfm operators do not appear 10 be In re-
ceipt Of adyices from any point calculated
TO shake faith In the general stability of the
market for groceries. Speculation steers
clear Of the market outside OF the usual cot.
fee deal, aud Is still looked upon by the con
sentative element NJ one OF the best features
Of the entire situation. Coffee Il disorgan-
ICED by the speculative boom, and this tends
10 ncutrallzc, IN some measure, the healthy
legitimate features.
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the help OF the crowd wlib I'D up to get in
again, prices were adyances nc. July
opened at size, sold down-to S735c, reacted
and advanced TO 00Mc, and closed at 0O%c.
Corn was without startling features today.
II showed weakness by Opening lower than
last night. IL showed further weakness by
decline of Ag9sc from opcking prices. The
out inspection was quitc-ierge, and after
wheat had climbed over lie corn rallied and
sold at noon up to last nights prices, which
were the highest for the session. May OPEN
ed at 50Jsc, declined to 5s5sc, reacted to
50Ac and closed at SOC. July opened at
502sc, declined TO 571<c and closed at 57Sc.
Oats opened steady at about last nights
prices, showed weakness early with corn,
and after slight rally closed about steady
May sold between - I49S511e, CLOSING at Doc;
July, 33lf@331sc, closing at 33Ic
The provision market WIS slow and with
out special attraction TO any class operators,
offered product moderately. Early strong
err tone developed, but later it turned TO
weakness, especially in pork, which broke
l5c from outside figures. July opened at
Sll.40H, sold at $40, advanced TO $3.50,
broke to Sl4.35 and closed at Sl4.40 July
lard sold at ~. Al H@s.55, and closed at $500.
One operator bought 10000 pounds short
ribs. July ranged S7.G5@7.72Is, closed S.6IH
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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new, si.5o@5 90 per bril- sweet potatoes 2.76
CISCO per brl.
PouLTRy-Chickens, spring S.60@260;
mi xed, S2.60d3.00; hens, 3.0Og3,5n
PICKLES Brls, $50; half brls SiOO.
EGas---Dull; bxs, l01Eci cases lie.
Nurs--Cocoanuts 800 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, &c; Tennessee, farmers stock, 3g
DC; roasted, 2IGc higher shelled, lOc. Pc
cans, Texas, 0Cgl2c.
RarnNs--London layers, $780, layers,
1918; California, 1925.
BuTTEn--. Buttorine, l5M20c creamery, %
CI30c; dairy, l6CG20c country butter l2Cglbc.
CIpER---0zark, $500 per brl, and $3.50 per
half brl.
VIyEGAR---Por cal, Sale.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Chesapeake and ohio Route.
Mississippi and tennessee.

Leaves Arrives
en- O. Mall. =. $40 pm en-. O. Maii.... 1855 am
esardls Ac $50 pm eSardis Ac........ 900 a. m
tLocal Freight. 7l5 am focal Freight. 40 pm
%Thrgh Freight $50 pm sThrgh Freight 790am
Mail trains will not stop at whitehayen, Horn
Lake Nesbit Loves or flag Stations.
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Cash quotations were ms follows:
Elour-Ouicf and firm.


No. spring wheat, s7A@S7jsc; No. 2 rcd,
&c: No. corn, Soc; No. 2 oats, 3iN@ANc;
No. 2rye, Oilsc; No. barley, Zoe; No. ilax
seed, Si.i5: prime timothy seed s2.35.
Mess pork per brl Sli2j; lard per 100 lbs
SS.l7iS; short ribs sides, loose, 500; dry
sailed shoulders, boxed, S6.OO@G.25; short
clear sides, boxed, SS.l0@s.i5.
Receipts-Flour, 200 brls; wheat, q, 600
bu; corn, 95l 900 bu: oats, 10000 bu; rye,
5000 bu; barley. 1000 bu.
Shipments 1900 brls; wheat 81
coo bn; corn, 2OI, 900 bu; oats, 81 900 bu; rye
5000 bu; barley, 1900 bu.
81. LluIs, No, May l6.--Flour--Quiet and
unchanged. Whoat---Opcncd strong and adj
vanocd nc. then ranged within hc for
some time. and near the close advanced
again, closing &c above yesterday; No. .
cash, 02c May. closed at 02c; June, 0}c, clos
ing at SIC, nominal: July, S0a0OlEc, clos
ing at 0OJsc; August, SsstCgs0jsc closing ut
sotSc; December, 93Ce9ic closing at a &c.
Corn-stcady; cash, orc; May closed
at 90 &c. June, 5ifta5lJsc, closing at b3l4c;
July. 5iNCt55isc closing,at SOC.
Oats-Dull. cash. 35lsc, Nay, 3jlEc; June,
35c. July, SIZE; August, 2sc.
Ryc-Nothing doing. Barlcy-NOminal.
Brnn--slc. Corn mcal---Strong; 500.
Hay Unchanged; prime timothy, $i3.0O@
1900, prairie, 5000 400.
Buttor.-Firm; creamery, ei@22c; dairy,
iSGi20c. Egcs---ilc. -
proyisious---Sirong Tork--Si50o. Lard,
s.. Goa = i2is Dry salt meats boxed l-Shoul.
doris, sG.0OaGl2ii; long clears, S7.G2,.; clear
ribs S575. short clears, $500
Bacon Observation-Disclosures, $3.50; lone
clears, $3.50. clear ribs. $50. short clears
1915 HAMS 10 OWdl2.0o.
Rcccipts---Flour, 1000 bri-; wheat, i3,O0C
hu; corn. 2i,OOO bu; oats, i5,OO bu; rye
none; barley, GO00 bu.
APPROXIMATIONS, 400 brls; wheat
none: corn, Ii,OOO bu; oats, 1900 rye, none
barley, none,
Afternoon Board 80 Wheat 80 Strong ant
higher. May, glc asked; June. D2Nc. July
Die August 0OAc; December, pilEc. Corr
Firm; May, 55isc bid; June, 55c; July
55isc bidAugust. 5jiic bid. Oats--Nothinl
doing May, Doc asked; june, 35c asked
July, 81 &c bid.
KASsw CRY. Mo. May -Whcnt--Dull
but steady; No. ?, soft, Soc. Corn---wcah
and lower. No. 2. 5oc bid; July, 62c. Oats
Nomnally steady; No. 2, mixed, on track,
Sc; No. ., white, 30lSc.
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CONSOLIDATED sTATEMENT.
LIVERPOOL.

At noon; spo,s-Dull, without quotable
change. Sales, 5000 bales, Of which Amer.
can 5000 bales. Receipts, 1900 bales. Of
which American ! 800 bales. Closing quo.
tations were as follows Ordinary, l3-i6d;
good ordinary, l-l0di low middling, 5Ad;
good middling, 55sd; middllng uplands,
53sd; mddling Orleans, 8 7.l0d
Futures opened quiet, somewhat inactive,
aud closed firm, ~ follows
1.-THE prices are given In pence and Giths,
thus 4,G3 means J.03-Gid, and 5.0l means
6.i.0id.1
AZ p.m.--May, 6.2ld, buyers; May-June,
b.2ld, buyers; Juno.July, t.e2d, values;
July August, 5.23d sellers; August-Septem.
Der, 5.22d, buyers; ScptembcrOctobcr,b B, sd,
values; 0ctobor.Noyembcr j.Osd, buyers: No
ycmbcr-Decembcr, 5.O7d, values September,
g. nd buypfr
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Tecslstuffs.

H.Y-Choice, from store, n5c@si. 90 car
load, from lovce or depot tiS 5OCtlO. ca
u rimc, store, pO6t02 ifc car load. from leyec
or depot, si7.0odisoo, prairie, from store,
Oo@1Oc; car load, from leyee or depot, 5000
al3.O0.
BnAs-From store. 500, from lcyec or
depot s2om
ConN-.Fpm store, white, 0sc; MIXED, Gle;
from lcycc or depot, white, In bulk. bsc; In
sacks, Gle mixed. Ia bulk. SIC; In sacks, Ooc.
OAus--from store, white, sc; mixed, tOc,
from loves or depot white, In bulk, 3sc; VA
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Cnc,oo, m, MAY l0-Thc Drorcri Journal
reports Cattle Receipts 1900 shipments,
6r0 Market steady, strong except for heavy
grades Poor 10 good, t3.iuttl55, bcovcs
A.aOa62 -. cows N.7OM3.Gi. siockcrs and
feeders, f2Go@AoG Texas cattle, $500
ass.
Hogu--Recoipis 1900: shipments 1000.
Market SLOW and Do lower. Mixed. A. 40
(lS G5, heavy, Si.b56tS.T5; light, Sji00gS. 90,
skips and cull., si.O0d3.iO,
sheep Receipts 1000 shipments LOO.
Market steady. Woolcd, SiiOtl0 -, shofn.
S3.Oom5Ta. Texans, wooded, tl700t6. 90,
shorn, s2.3594OG lambs ShoOgL0O.
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Cons MsAI,--s,andard, $500, pearl, A.io,
roller, "a. 2aCdS.aO, strong.
Hans AND PrAs-Nayy beans $500. me
dunn, sl.Gb. Stock peas, il.25 per In; lady
peas. $40 per bu. black eyes, fl.6O per bu,
oar MEli.--fn half brls, $50 from store.
fLoun-From store common ~ 25ct LOO.
family, tiO0 choice, J.i5 fnncy. Sg65: en-.
ira fancy. $40. pltcnt, S5O0Cb.25. strong
CnAcKKRs-Sodn treble extra. Sc: ginger
snaps, biiCtsifc; assorted jumbles. iO6ol2c
CRACKED WHrAr-ln half brls, $3.50 from
stoc.
IIoNIKY AND GRfrs--From store, S325
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NrM oprlrANs.

The spot market opened quiet and closed
quiet middling 0Ilc. Sales, 1850 bales.
Quotations were as follows; Ordinary,
7sIci good ordinary, SIC; low middling, &c;
middllng, 0I1c good middling 15-l6c.
Futures opened dull and closed dull, as
follows; May, 037@9.30i June, 0.4o@o.H;
July, 9.ii@9i5i August, 0.44@045; septem-
Der 9.ll@9,i3; October, s.02@s.9S; Noycm-
Der, s.sS@s.so; December, S.0O@s,0l; Janu-
airy, s.0s@s.09; February, 907@00Si March,
0l7@als. Sales, 1900 bales.
DAILY PoIrT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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Groceries.

NFw YoRK. May 10 oacc---spot, fair, Rio
firm. l5Ac. options rather easier and modcr-
aicly active, closing firm: sales. $3.50 bags;
May. Sl3OWdl3g, June, si2g0dl3.20. July,
sl2y@i2b5; August, tii.bjail.70 Scptcm-
her, siOg5Mii.30 October, $40 1O6elO.DO.
November, fl0.5OCaiO.S5. December, Si055Cg
iO.s5; January, $l065cBl0O, February,
$40. 55@l0.T5. sugar-Sioady, and quiet I,
centrifugal, SIC, 81. CroiN, $50 test, i'i.iGc:
refined quiet Molasscs-Dull. Rice-stcady.
CmcAoo, H., May i0.-On the Produce
exchange today the butter market was easier,
owing 20 increased receipts; creamery, 1871
C12ic dairy, H@22c Eggs-Good demand,
l2Adi3c.
CINcIVS.rr, o., May l0.--whisky---Quict;
sales, 75s barrels finished goods on basis OF
Sli2. Buttcr-Firm. SuRir-Quici and un-
changed. Eggs--Stoady, at &c. Cheese
Quiet
HAVANA, May .-sugar--stcndy; cen
triiugals p7o ~ 30 polarization ON spcoula-
ton at SO7k.
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W. II. Revels, NJ. D., OF baltimore, Nd,
SAYS II have been In the practice Of medi.
cine for over eighteen YEAR, but never have
seen the equal OF Hodges saraparilla. II
has worked miracles here IN curing rhcuma.
tism aud scrofula Have almost come 20 the
conclusion that cannot practice without
H." Rangum Root Medicine Co, Manu-.
factnrcr-, Nashville. Tenn. 800 per bottle.
Sold at Holsters drug store, 2c3 Main street
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THE RIVERS.
STEAMBOATS, Leaving.
Moyencnls az The Leyee.

Arrivals-oakland, st. Louis; Rosa Lee,
Osceola; Coahoma, Friars Point; City OF ST.
Louis, New Orleans
Northumberland, New Orleans; Rosa
Lee 0sceola; Coahoma, Friars Point; City
of St. Louis, st. Louis.
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-Alaokcrcl, hall brls., No. !, E.2i.
No. 2 49, lob Mt, No. 1. ti.Ib, No. >
fl1O. Dry herring, family, 2ic per boz.
Hoo rnopVcrs---firm. mess pork, $3.50,
sugar cured hams. iiCtiec, breakfast bacon,
lOis@liac; bacon. clear m sides, sjs@0c,
bulk pork, clear sidcs, s'@shc, clear rib
sides, s6tsfc' long clear, 1t@sc. shoulders
OifmGAc.
L.np---rcs, Sc; half brls, SIC; kcgs. SIC
choice kettle. a.. strong
fHrsH Mr,rs-Chuicc beef, headquarters,
a.. fowquarters iebc, sccond Fridc, hind
quarter, &c; fovquartcn, SIC. Sheep, 0isc,
liogs, 7bMsc.
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Miscellaneous.

WHISKY 500 Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81. 50M6.00 Robinson and Lincoln counties,
Tenn, sharp advance, Sl50a3.OO; Eastern
ryes 81 $500 co. according to age and make;
common WHISKY, 0Oc@sL25, according to
proof.
1925 per bu herds, Csc per bui blue grass,
81 .25 per bu; orchard grass, sli0CDl.50 per
bu; German millctt, Sl.25@l.60 per bu.
BAGuINo---60g1c.
TIEs---Sl 000gl.15.
sHoT--Drop, Si.45; buck, $l.75.
LrAD--6lAc
NAIls--lron, $40; steel, az. 25@2.35.
POWDER - Kegs, $500; half kegs, s275;
quarter kegs, Si.75.
HDEs---Dry flint, No. /, 106lic; No. 9, ia
Ne; dry sailed, 5Lg7c; green sailed. No. 1,
&c; No. ?, SIC; green, 3Ggici sbecpskins i5c
@Sl0O; irregular
TonAcco.--Common, 25@85c; other grades,
35ds5c.
ssurr-.. CARROTS, sios5; Ralph's, 1929
railroad, $o.25 Gail II AK, 500.
Coal 0IL--Prime white, wholesale lots, l0c
per gal.
BEEswAx--ls620c.
TALuow--36qic.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashcd 0CD
l3c; clear grease wool, 20d25c; bury washed,
100000; tub washed, 3OCs3ic.
Live stock.
L,Mns--Choicc, $500; common 10 good,
per head, $3.OO@3.50.
lIocs--Choice light, &c; good, &c; COM
mon, &c.
GRAss CATrIE-Choice, 4614Ac; good, 81
q ic; lair TO medium. DC; soallawags, SlO.W
nor lcad
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Cotion seed Product..

PRIME CnupE 0IIe-3lG532e; prime summer
yellow, S5d3Oc; choice cooking summer
yellow, 30cJi0c; prime cotton seed meal,
SlG50ai7OO, carload lots; less than car
load. SIS OOGnlS5O
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Nxaol.

81. Loup, No.. May wool-Good de-
mand and yhluos strong Tor choice and fancy
lots. unwashed - bright medium, itCa
WIfc; coarse braid, ilCglQr low sandy, 100
i7c. fine light, l20isc; hno heavy, iO0ti0c
Tub washc,l-Choicc, 83c; Inferior, iO@2Oc.
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Nrw YouK, May Manufactured wool.
ems were slow IN all departments, but for
cotton goods advance engagements were fair.
The Journal u Commerce give the exports Of
domestic cottons the past week In excess u
TUID uafLarVa
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OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE. U. s. AL
MEMPHIS, May TO- Jpn. !
The following observations are taken az all sta
| lions named IN the 10Th meridian time, which Is
one hour later than Memphis time.