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Hoo rronucrs Strong mess pork, fld
sugar cured hams, il'atpilNc; breakfast
bacon, n l4@i2c, bulk pork, clear sides, &c
clear rib sides, sec, lungclcar, s,tc; shout
dcr-, CSC.
L,RD-Ticrccs, 7ifc. half brls, nc, key,
7Lc. choice kettle sh@D'.c, firm.
fIm-M ackcrcl. half barrels, No. I, " -.
No. ?, 81 90 No. = VI - i0lb kit, No. I,
o. II, No. ?, 81 49, No. 3 81 %. Dry her
rirg. family. IS per hox.
Pias Frrt-liirrcl. - ~ half barrels
si6fl ~ kcgs, Al -
fErsn Mr,rs-Choicc beef, hindquaricr-,
o. NJ. forqunrtcr,, 4 Ia ~; second graic
hindgunrtcrs s., forluar,ss, D., sheep,
~. logs, 7@7he.
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New York M, aooa. Market.

Nuw lonK, Jan. i7.-For cotton goods the
quiet inquiry II recent cporrs was contin.
ucd. The chief production h ~ largely sold
ahead that many agents were compelled 10
refuse orders at any prices. Tho buyers
tooEwhat they got and In buying stocks
down, the hnnncss ~ prices was strengthen
81 aud prices advanced as follows. Pepper
ell lAconia wide thtetinFs "a 2Sc for iO-i
hlcachcd, Androscorrin ~ Hlsc for 1914
blcachcl. Blddcforl X export aud laconia
corset Jeans Victoria aud AndroscogFin AT.
tels. &C. each, Corlis A. &. Y. ticks, itc,
nnyol VI inch hlcachcd, O'fc; Pocahonia VI
inch y hchcd, SIC; Fearless ~ inch bleach.
81, 3',c, Monchansctt 3Jinch blcachcd, 7Ac.
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iurEs-Ncw York. - 23aJ ~ per brl .
dfiui apples baGc pcr pound from store.
Dried peaches btt3c from store.
fHrtr-Omnrcs, e. S1ttJ per hox. "a ~
pothrl. Lemons ~ ulipi per BOX Bananas.
" hp42 ~ pcr bunch
Nprbip Onions, g. 80 pcr brl, 81 .
per hu. Ca,bagc-Now Louisiana, tlaS.
Mobile. fNf0per crate. kmui- lhrrvls. ~.
half barrels. ~. uaflic--fi per inn
GAsE -Quallti 2ip dozen. squirrels. ~,
PCT dozen, Ncnison Whole der. bsttr
saddles, i0Ni2c Wild ducks. faa2 ~ pci
dozen. Rabbits. " ~ per dozen. Prairie
chickens. 4, per dozen. Wild turkeys. 500
| Zoe.
rovttuy-Chickous sprinr, t2a2 90 hens
y 1902 20. Turkeys ts,ii2. drcscichickcns
q COOS turkeys. iOai2r pcr pound
ducks, sla2 ~, geese, taG,l pcr dozen.
PicEtE--llarwls, " ~. half barrels Al
Eoas-Stcady al iSltinr
kAisiSs-l.ondon Layers, q. layers. a. IS.
California. " p. ~
Buttts-Dultcrine, i0aisc. Creamery. n
Oslo dairy, iSg2lc, county butter i.,tao
Cinta-New York, ~ 80 per brl and 81 10
per half brl
-Coooanut, ~ 40 per 100 Pea.
'nuis--Nirg'nia, O., Tennessee, farmers sioc !,
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arnln .na rrs,I.i.ns.

81. Iori., No. Jan. H. Flour-Far de.
maud aud firm.
whcat-Oponcd steady, about i.i1c OIL,
aud remained At that price throughout, olos.
ing firm No. rcd, cash, s2hmsJ',c. Janu-
AIRY, 2ac February safe, closing at N2,sc,
Nav, A'lmSi'sc. closing Ht Sjlsc.
ECorn-iIrm; cash, isdis'sC January,
u, February, 49, May, Jo8jo'.c, closing AT
J0isc
oais-very little doing; cash, s.c. May,
sac
Ryc-Nominal NJ Csc.
llaflcy-sieady at iOas7ifc.
llmn-lowcr Al s0tsic.
Cornmcal STEADY nj o. 40
Hay-iirm; prime timothy tlS@is 10.
prairie, ksfi2 ~.
Egg,-is'.c. Butter - Unchanged but
frm, creamery 2i@J0c, dairy iStdeGc.
Proyisions-Dull. Pork New, ii5Ool5 Is
laT-E 1901 ~. Dry salt meats Boxed
shoulders. ~ long clears " GiT
clear ribs. u a. short clears. g. sTis. Ctsc
Bacon lioNed shoulders, o. ~. long clear,
y ~, clear ribs, y 40 short Cloars, q 20
liams-Stca1y, 80 2ifal2 ~.
Receipts Flour 1000 brls. wheat, 1000
bui corn, $500 bu oats. n go hn, rye,
1000 hu. harley, 400 bu.
shipmsnis-flout, aOoo brls. wheat 1000
bui corn, 5000 bu., oats, 1000 bu, rye,
none barley none
Afternoon Boarl- wheat---DemofallEsd
Trading active, but shorts principal buyers,
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GEN ERAL TRADE.
HrenslslnNs

Cons Mr,L--standarj, 81 7o89 70; pearl,
o. ~, roller, " aag2 ~. lrm.
Br,Ss-Nayy. - rs; medium, 81 30.
DAT MEAL-ln half hrls, s. 80 from storr.
FiouR-Fpm store, common, 81 ajta3 a.
family, ~ 756t3 -. choice, ~ a5Cfi as fan
cy, ~ 1904 -; extra fancy, 3, 1904 so,
patent ~ sbaj; firm.
CRAcKrus--Soda, extra, &c. soda, treble cS.
ira, 70; ginger snal~, 5,sg5Hci assorted
jumblcs lnc.
CRAoEED WnEAr-Tn half brls, "a - from
store
lIourSY AND Gnirs-From store, 81 %
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Cash quotations were AZ follows

NHHII VUUINIIUII0 NtIN N IVIIWN"'
Flour-Quiet, with prices unchanged.
No. spring wheat, 7TssGg77 nc; No. 5
spring wheat, 69c; No. 2 red, SIC; No. .
corn, lsAc; No. = oats, Sld3lHc, No. rye,
al AZ prime timothy seed. 81 ~.
Mess pork, per bril-, Si4 70Gi4 rs; Lard
per 100 lbs. ~ 80; short rib sides, loose,
81 60 dry sailed shoulders boxed, $1,000;
short clear sides, boxed. ~ l5Cts 90
Rcceipts-flour, 1900 brls.; wheat, 1900
bu. corn, $1,000 bu.; oats, 5000 bu.i rye,
1900 bu.; barley, $1,000 bu.
Shipmcnts-Flour, 1900 brls.; wheat, 80
600 bu.; corn lig,UOO bu.: oats, $4,000 bu.;
rye, 400 bu.; barley, 1890 bu.
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Live stuck.

Cucwo, M. Jan. 1.-THE Drorsr'' Journal
reports! Cattle--Rcccipts. 1900 head, ship
mcnts 1900 head. Market weak, lOCJi5c low.
or on common; ottn, ., 256t5 NJ; steers,
s9@5. stockcrs and MIXED, S2@S 10; cows,
bulls and mixed. 81 COOS 10; Texas cattle,
Al 0OCd3 %.
Ilogs-Rcccipts. q, 600 head; shipments,
200 head. Market slow aud 90 lower on
common; mixed ~ 1905 IS; heavy, ~ 400
: IS: light, a. s5Ca5 Is. skips, 81 25Crl 20.
Shccp-Reccipts 5000 head; shipments.
eco head Market lSc lower: natives. $50
3 2S. western, o. 5OdA 10. Texans, a. 600
4 ID. lambs a. 7S(r8 Is
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Chrou,c Rheums,,.m Cured.

NAiAtf FlANANt ~ - saHNhi1 80 AooNs
am n boaimnn and upward Of sixty
years Of age. During the past two years ]
have suffered severely from rheumatism Of
the lower part Of my back. My back ached
without cessation, and NJ times ! thought !
would be paralyzed, l procured two All
cocks Porous Plastcrs and put them across
the lower part Of my spine. In tvcniy-four
hours all pain had ceased. At the end of
the week put on two fresh Allcocks Por.
Gus Plaster, wore them ten days, then took
them on, and washed my back with little
alcohol, which removed every trace of the
plastcr. II i now three months since the
plnstcr- cured me aud ! feel very much
stronger and better than ever before.
RoREHr q. EIuEHT.
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EXCHANGE.


New York and cities north and east, OH
demand y discount buying. New York and
principal cities north and east, three days
grace, 4. discount buying New Orleans, "
discount buying.
Selling Ralcs--On New York, 4 per cent
premium on sums below Sl,00O, VI 80 per
8, 600 premium on sums Of 900 or more;
on Cincinnati, St. Louis or Louisville,
81 80 per $1,000 premium ON all sums on
New Orleans, 81 80 per 81 600 on all sums.
Nothing Of interest transprcd at the stock
call Board meeting today.
Tac local cotton market closed firm at an
advance Of l-l6c. Sales $3.50 bales. New Or
leans spots closed firm with futures weak
and of TO points.
New York spots closed quiet at an advance
Of &c. Az to the future markctC. l.. Greene
a Co say: "Thc market continues within q
narrow compass, aud while considerable de-
gree of strength is preserved the sustaining
demand comes from pretty much one source
n local house doing the bulk Of the business
After opening couple Of points oil, there
was an advance Of s to . points from the low
csL but ufiorward broke away ngnin, aud
closed only a fraction above last evening,
with the feeling weak"
Liverpool was quiet without quotable
change in prices, with futures advanced !
point Manchester cloths are steady little
doing Yarns firm; demand light.
At New Orleans sugar and molasscs re-
ccipts are moderate, with sugar quiet and In
light demand. Molasscs steady demand
light Clean rice active and firm, with up
ward tendency; rough rice firm. The offer
ings Of both are light, with fair movement
According 10 what the New York Shppini
LET says Of the rice market go per cent o
the present crop has been disposed Of
against 10 per cent. last year, and that IN
supply ahead Is less than onc-half that o
equal date last year. II would appear tina
81 Il an of year In rice, the world around
for similar conditions prevail IN tho Indies
the output Of which, It il estimated, will IN
but 10000 tons, against lm0,rO tons 70
many ycans past This falling away IL o
more than ordinary interest NJ with IN
partial failure Of a number of cheaper foo,
products abroad there is n greatly enlarge,
consumption Of rice The heavy drafts al
ready made arr quite apparent In the n
daccd steaks NJ all points"
The local market continues steady an,
comparatively unchanged.
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MjsceIIaueOus.


WmsKY-Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
Maryland and Pennsylvania Rye, Robinson
and Lincoln counties, Tennessee WHISTLES,
according TO age and make; common whisky
9Oc dtl 10, according To proof
BAGGiHG--6 ole.
TEs--tl l0gl Is.
sHor-Drop, 81 80; buck, 81 60.
LrAD-6hc.
NNis.-lron. So 1912 Is; steel, 81 2592 30.
PosDEa--Kegs, s.; half kegs, ~ 70; quar-
ter kegs, 81 3D.
ToBIcco-Common 25935c; other grades,
3jdS5c.
sSupp-Garrcts, $40 IS; RIph's, $40 Is;
railroad, - -: Gail q AK. 50.
Coal Ons--Prime white, wholesale lots
l0lSc per gallon.
HiDEs-Dry llint, No. I, i2,fc No. 2 9Hc
dry sailed, 1890; green salted, No. |, % 9
0'lc No. 2, &c; green, 495c; shecpskins, l5C
(lSl.
Vocabulary grease wool, unwashed, IL z
isc; clear grease wool, % g2jc; bury washed
2OG130c; tub washed, 80 135c.
BEEswAX-lSc.
TAIIoW-3a3lsc
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IINERrnnI.

At noon Spots-Quict, without quotablc
change IN prices; sales, l00OObales, Of which
American, I 1900 bales. Receipts, 1900 bales.
Of which American a, 40 bales. Closing
quotations were a. follows: Ordinary o 3-l6l;
good ordinary, 5-lGd; low mddlng, bkd,
good middling, 59.d midding uplands,
5-i0d; middlng Orleans, ll-lDd.
Futures opened quiet and closed firm ns
follows.
trhc prices are given IN pence and Giths;
thus: Us means G3-0id, and o Oi means
. l-8id.
At4p.m.-January, 3 30,i, sellers; January
February; D SOD, sellers; fcbruary.M March,
8 4Od, sellers; Marrh.April, o Aid, buyers;
April.May, . i3d, s,llcrs, May-June, D AID,
sellers; Junc.July, o iId, sellers; July.Au-
gust, o isd, buyers Augusl-scptcmbcr, iei
buyers.
HAvRr.
spots-Quict AMI casys.. Tres ordinairc
Orleans spot, Gsi,i; futures, Tor February de-
livery, uhf.
Nolc-'rrcs ordinairc Orleans spot, 6Sf,
represents G6N francs Tor ~ kilos % strict
middling cotton, lIayrc terms A kilo Is
about , lbs, or IS $500 kilos equal 100 lbs.
A franc is equal 10 2OC.
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Now IL the Time

To u,c Hodges ssrsaparlla with Iodldc Of
Potash, the great purifier Tor the blood. 4
certain cure for rheumatism, scrofulous al
fcctions, and all diseases peculiar Ia females
Rcnoyaies aud inviguraics the system. Phys
icians recommend II. Take no other. Ran
gum Root Medicine TO, manufacturer
Nashville, Tenn. Al per bottle. Sold NJ
Holsters drug store, 2sS Main street
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surrr-Choicc, DC; medium, 3K@3Ke;
common, slGIl 80.
LANBs-uhoicc, S5; common TO good, per
head, " 80 az.
GRAs CAITLE-Choicc, 3ilaic; good az
GDJi,c; fair To medium, "a 0lAc scala
wngsu lh@iAc feeders, light 2gl &c;
heavy, ~ SJ3c.
Ho9s-Choicc, 695Hc; good 4X95ci
common, 4lidliSc
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Mules aud Horses.

TIoRsrs-Modcratc demand; drivers, 800
6l5O heavy draft 500. sable Sl2j g2));
extra saddle, $40 $500; plugs, $40 S7j Texas
ponies, $40 900.
MrGrs-Molarate demand; 10 to 15K
hands high Sl2j9l5O; l5IS 10 10 hands high,
lbOdlSj.
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Cot,on Scc,l LrnIrcis.

PRIxE CRuDE olL-32Il DJ3c; prime sum
mcr yellow 40c; choice cooking summer yell
low i0c; of summer yellow $50 min
ors' summer yellow, i0c; prime cotton seed
meal, $40 25gl5 So car load lots; less than
car load, S10Gl6 80.
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COTTON MARKETS.

Tho local cotton market opened firm and
CLOSED firm; middllng. o 1910. Sales, 3, iyl
bales. including 300 last evening Of which
2,2'0 20 exporters and 90 10 spinncrs.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, nominal good ordinary. . l.iGr.
ow midlling. . 0.iGg iniddlinr. pis.iG.
good middlinR, 10 i.lGc; middling air.
~ 0iOc. fair, nominal.
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Spots opened firm and closed quiet; mid.
ding 1870. Sales 20 bales. Quotations
were rs follows Ordinary, 7D.ci good ordl.
nary. s.i0c. low mlddlIng. io,sci middinR,
1880; rood middling, lokc middling fair,
u lsc. fair. 1870.
Futures opened steady and closed weak;
~ follows January, io.528io.b5. February,
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Nsooi.

ST. loris No, Jan. l7.--Wool-Quict and
steady. unwushed-Bright medium, li@
- ~ coarse braid, lla2lc; low sandy, iOtg
lSc; fine light, i3GIl9,; fine heavy, lOalIc.
Tub washcd-Choicc, 8J5lc; inferior, 2DCg32c;
sacks lOrlbc.
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soRoFu1.ous. INHERITED,

And Contagious Humor, with los Of Hair, and
fruptons ~ the skin, positively cured ny wi
RssoLyENr Internally, when all other medicines
fail
Sold everywhere. Price. ct-ucuR., zoe; SoAr
A.. RSotvrNr a. Prepared by the fortLa DIV"
Am CitFNiCAt Co, Boston, Mas .
EUSend fnf "IIow 10 Cuv skln Diseases" q
PAGES ~ Illustrations and 100 tcstlmonlals
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3@4c; roasted, 2I1c higher; shelled, lOc.
Pecans--Texas. . ,yI2c.
PorsToEs-Firm, selling at SOL 20 per bu,
~ 1898 % per brl; sweet potatoes, 292 -
per brl.
VNEGAa-Per gallon l0@i5c.
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OIL aud Turpruilue.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Jan. i7.--Turpcntino
dali ut 3h.
CLryELAsp, o., Jan. iT.-petrolcum-Firm
D. ". hoe, Ike
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INITIATED BLOOD
Scrofulous. Inherited and Con-
tagious Humors Cured
by Cutlcura.

Through the medium of one Of your books rc.
ociycd through Mf Fmnk T. WAY. Druggist. Apol.
lo. Pa, bccame acquainted with your CJTiCtEA
one IT the wurst casc 81 blood poisoning. In con.
motion with cytip,las, IN have ever seen, and
this after having hccn pronounced incumblc by
some ~ the test physicians In our county take
rtvat pleasure IN forwarding Ia you this tcsiimoni
al unsolicited a. u T. by you, In order that other,
suffering ifum similar naladlcs may hc encouraged
10 give your CvuCVHA HINTniusA trial.
r. = WlilTLiNGtk. iccrhhup, IA
Reference. FRAHK 4. MHAY, Druggist Apollo Ia
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Justice Ninety DAYS. See that the TEL
low gets q hath. Prisoner--All right
judge. don't mind the washing, only -
! e!Ht ironcd Acknowledgment Bafdr
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as therc any man In this town named
Afternoon" inquired Mississippi post.
master, ~ he held up letter directed "P.
VI. - Tcms NtfiHgs.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamers Leaving.
Movements at the Levee.

Arrivals-Eugene, Arkansas river; Paris
G. Brown, New Orleans; De Soto, Cincinnati;
Gayoso, Tptonyille; Joseph Henry, Cairo;
Chickasaw, White river.
Departures--Paris c. Brown, Cincinnati;
Kate Adams, Arkansas City.
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E-AGIB
BOILER WORKS
SHEA a MCCARTHY. Proprietor.
40, I42, IN Front st.. Memphis.

ono oi the LARGEST BOILER sIIoIS 10 tho
SOUTH and the only complcir Boiler and sheet Iron
Works IN the city, Manufacturers 81 hoay
tlnto from Iron wofk of livery Description spe-
clal attention given b. plantation work
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Stage OF the Rivers.

OFFICIAL SIGNAL SERVICE. u. s. A.,
MEMPHIS. Jan. ", 2p.m.
The following observations are taken At all sta
lions named AZ 18th meridian time. which Is one
one hour later than Memphis time.
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d r. d. S. 10 II so MS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. IL jefferson Street.
-. MI. - L.. NfEkfuuTa TtsNyN

let Main and Front, MEMIHIh IENN.
lhslablishcd In ls60l
mr. JOHNSON T. acknowledged By all nartcs IN
] tcrrstcd a. By Gar the most Fncos siiul yhysi.
clan In the treatment of private or secret dacascs
Quick permanent curr- ig,iamntc,d IN every casc,
male of female Rcccnt cases ~ Gon0uhea ani
syphilis rursd In few DAYS without the u.s. oi
mercury. change OF diet or hiudrance ifuni bust
ncss. Secondary syphilis the last yetugc cradi
Gated without the use 81 mercury. Involuntary
los Of semen stopped ia y short time Sufferers
from impoicncy OF Ices oi sexual Inwer rcstoici %
free vlgor In n lev WEEKS Victims ni acli abuse
and excessive ycncry, suffering irpm sIctmaiorrhc1
aud los Of physical aud mt1iul power. sp,,siily
aud pgffuaucnu, ruud PARTICULAR attention pald
10 the niscass of Women, aud runs gnsrantneL
Piles aud old Sous curd without tile ne oi ,aHiio
or the knife All consultations suirtly conadcn.
tial Medicines sent by express 10 all paris OF tho
country.
ss-Notkingmen curcd At hall the usual rnlos
once hourS lrom o'clock a.m. to o'clock " IA
d. n JOHNSON. Md
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nAIIY rnrfoN .rArrnr,r

fmpous-M &C " u, 70 bales ARR.
e dd&&T + S go I x M N ~ e = =
k.c ~, u n. r.. i19 stcamcn, 40 wagons
b Total. 2,tf9 balea
EHpore-M &C. X A., gbales MSTRR.
Total 90 bales.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY @ PER CENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE IA PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Firm-Middling Cotton, 3-iec
Sales Today, $3.50 Bales--The Tone
OF the General Market steady-Meats
Strong.
ArrrAI OPrlCR.

ArPrAL OrrtCT,
TUESDAY EvEsIsG, Jan u. ISIS
The money market remains hrm WIN
plenty of loanahlc funds at the banks All
good paper is being discounted at per cent
The Clearinghouse report Is as follows:
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United states coupons g. ieil ...... 1874
uiiul states rEficUd. g. ipui .......- igYl I.
United rtaios cluTuna a. .....a.....a.. iU1i1 =.
United staics urlstcnsi. as ............- iuIi.
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The following lisi is corrected regularly
and may he regarded rs the latest quotations
nANK STOCKS.
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sCRoFULOUs ULCRRs.

James v Richardson, Custom llousc. New Or
leans on cath sHyr In ir7O scrufulous ulccr
hrokc out on my body until was mas Of couip
ton. Everything known to the medical laCulN
was tried IN vain, became mem wreck. ~
tmes could not ilit my hands a. my head, could
not turn Ia bod was Ia constant pain, and looked
upon life a. 4 rurse No rclicior cure In ten jean
Ia lsS0 hcanl Of the CuficvHA kNNfnits, utcd
them, aud Was pcuertll cuncd."
sworn 90 bciorr y. \. Com. J. u. CnAwToHn
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ioSpoS Jan. ia r. -Consols CLOSED
NJ TO- il.id Tor money aud 1923 for the
account
P,uis, Jan i7.--'fhrcc per cent rcn,cs, sif
10 Tor the account.
BrniS. Jan. 1.-THE statement Of the
Imperial Hank Of Germany shows an In.
crease In specie " 10, 1900 marks.
nANK CLTAHiNus.
NV Onir,Ss. Jan. i7.-Clcaring, Of banks,
g. 2Js,b'
Cnc,ao, M, Jan. i7.-llank clcarings
today wcw o. 1900.
BouoS Mas, Jan. i7.-Clcarings ti6 t0i, &.
So, balances q, sGi,Oii.
ST. louIs, No. Jan. i7.--ClcarinW, 81
so, 2Jd balances, S2is,0J1.
nLruonr. Nd, Jan. l5-Clcahngs, Al.
1850 balances, t255,a
Puit,pEtrttA, Pa. Jan. i7-Clcafings
Ni,ill,'is. balances, $3.50. 100.
NV IoHg. Jan. i7.-Cloarings today were
lili, -si, balances, g. l37 .3tL
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-31
BREAKING ICE BY DYNAMITE.
Many Towns Mistook the Explosion
for an Earthquake.

Boston, Jan. 30.-A special dispatch from
Providence, r. l., says that the cities of
Bristol, Warren, East Greenwich, Fall
River and other bayslde towns were badly
shaken up last night by a dynamite ex-
plosion i'll Newport harbor. In many
places the shock resembled an earthquake,
and reports from various points to-day
speak of it as genuine earthquake, the
cause not being generally known No other
cause for the shock was known here until
to-day, when it was learned that in Newport
hHrbor efforts were being made to clear the
harbor of unparalleled ice fields.
FELT A LONG DISTANCE.
II is twenty miles from Greenwich to
Newport and thirty miles from Providence.
On College Hill, Providence, houses were
shaken very perceptbly. Bristol was
shaken to its very centre and much the
same experience was had in Greenwich.
The ice is considerably cracked upin Bristol
harbor 10y the explosion, eighteen mllss on,
At Fall River the earthquake is'described as
beginning with a concussion like thunder
clap, and the statement that the ice in the
harbor cracked.
IN THE ICE NEAR NANTUCKET.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-The signal corps
station at Nantucket reports upward of
fifty vessels in the ice near Nantucket, and
from Great Point to Tuckernuck shoals.
Many of them are adrift having lost their
anchors and chains. The ice is ten inches or
more thick, and the most powerful tug can
render them no assistance. Most OF them
will be wrecked unless prompt assistance Is
rendered when the ice breaks up. Revenue
cutters will be needed then to keep them
from drifting on the shoals. More than
thirty vessels have been saved SO far by
reason of information furnished by the sig
nal service telegraph line.
BLoCKADED IN THE MOUNTAINS.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Jan. 30--From Win
nipeg the Pioneer Press hears that no
through trains have arrived there over the
Canadian Pacific since Wednesday. A train
load of passengers are said to be blockaded
in the middle of the mountains and fears
are entertained for their safety as their
supply of provisions is not large.