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Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-18
PROGRAMME
Jefferson County Teachers Institute to Be Held at Jonesgv7ille Acadsmyo
 April 29 and 30 and May 1. z.

THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 7:30 P. M. 1. Prayer-Rev. Mir. Culver. 2. WeIcome-tMr. c. B. Williams Mr. c. M. Yielding.
 3. Respcase-W. H. Geisler and Fred Ashton.
 4. The Proper Spirit of Educational Progress-R. J. Wafdrop.
 B. Educational Progress in Jefferscn County-S.. l., Rebertson.
 FRIDAY, APRIL, 30, 9 A. M. 1. Devotional Exercises. 2s Fundamental Rules of Arithmetic and Their Application to Fractions and Compound Numbers-S. A. Ellis.
 s9erQ0a DISCUSSION. g. Mensurati tion-F. M. Roof.
 .a DISCUSSION. A. The Effect of Home Trs ming as Manifested in School-Miss Lois Me- Kenzie.- [, ,.s---sf-
 DISCUSSION. B. Primary Number Work-Miss An- nette Muslin.
 DISCUSSION. 6. Reading and Sense Analysis-Mtss Mary Hewlett.
 DISCUSSION. T. Recognition of Historical Events J. B. Cunningham.
 DISCUSSION. 8. Physical Culture in School-Niss A. Ria Klos.
 DISCUSSION. -. g. Penmanship-M Cora Palmer. Ambidexterity-Miss Daisy Carpenter 10. The Pronoun-P.. r. Acton. It's Relation to Other, WordsGWsC Hamil-. ton. ips D. j II. Should Our County Schools Be Uniformly Graded?-E. P. Hogan. DISCUSSION-JERRY FOUNTAIN. 12 Elementary Principles in Botany H. P. Burruss. M 's1 i.4s, ,,4 DISCUSSION. U 13 Outline of Course of Supplement- ary Reading-Miss Willie Allen. .s
 aa DISCUSSION. ; A. Spelling as Influenced by Supple mentary Reading-Mrs. M. A. Layett.
 e7 4. DISCUSSION. FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 7:45 P. M. --.i l. Impressions of Scotland-Rev. Jno. Barbour. a3 ~s. fsy ga 2. Schools of scotland-Dr J. H. Phil lips.
 SATURDAY, MAY 1, g A. M. 1. Devotional Exercise.
 2. Special Senses-Dr.. J. B. LuckieA B. Ends of School Governmental. A. Brown. eo. 4. General History-w. H. Naff. %A g. Report of Critic. zi 9ci 6. Report of Committees. Ipe T. Miscellaneous Business. olq S. Ad3ournment. lns
 ~is E. M. ,MNEIL. Chm,dI
 sraee' J; j., F. ;,y ELLIOT. ,ut
 '- MISS N. D. DAVIS, us
 'ooi7e fMRS w. H. GEISLERn Take North and South Highland carI and get off at Jonesyille oa,
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Markers by' Telegraph.

the total net receipts of cotton at all ports since Sept. 1, 1896:
 Weekly Cotton tatistics:-Louisville: Weekly receipts, 62; shipments, none; spin hers. 39 sales, 39;. stock, 63.
 Norfoik-Weelciy: Receipts. 566; exports, eoastwise. s9es. sales, 959.
 2 GEOGRAPHICALLY: Net receipts, 9e3, gross, fs9; exportssto Great Britain, 2,6S9. Philadelphia eekly: Net receipts, 5o2;
 Saw saySannfah-weekiy: fh Receipts, 5,7O6;- ex- ports to continent ,92S coastvise, 5,S1S; ] Augusta-w Net receipts. s19; lgross 1,1s3, shipments, ,of7; sales BIG. } Mobile-W eekly: Receipts. 3,5e6i exports to the continents 6,67s: coastwise, 17io; sales,
 Memphis-Weekly: Net receipts. 1,2S6; gross ,429; Shipments 11,642; sales, 5,259. Houston-5sWeSlly Receipts. S421; ship fnents, 12 fl; sales, ,o52 ., { st. LonIsEWeokly: Net receipts, 1,09l; gross S326; shipments, S,9H; sales, 2,S49. ! Galveston Weekly. Receipts, n,SO; cX- ports coast, 4.24S; sales. 1,45S; spinners. 125. Baltimore-Weekly: Net receipts, 29S; gross. 5,S90: exports to Great Britain, 1.2Sl 1; to continent, 1271; coast, 1.50O.
 2 Wilmington-Weekly: Receipts, 5of; eX- ports coaStwise S06.
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Ta,-e your Sunday walk down Eleventh aY.nua. South.
FOR SALE.

S750-Easy payments, 6-room house front possession. s6s5-Cash: nice 4-room cottage fronting cars at West End; large lot. nice location. SS00-One-half cash. Splendid Groom house on lot 50x140; Third avenue in Avon dale; fine location. If you want bargain about this at once.
 $3,G00-Fine business lot on Powell avenue. between 18th and 20th streets. 16212 feet deep; fronts on both railroads; a bargain. $500 cash will pick up neat cottage on Spring street in Avondale near 4th ave: street well located; high and l.ry S2C00-50x140, on 9th avenue. near 17th street; good cottage: well rented.
 S,250-100x100 corner 18th street and avenue H; S300 cash S2O0 per annum; 4-room house. S750-10 acres rich land near Cleveland Station, West End.
 $4090-G6 acres rich land, near Fair grounds.
 S. E. THOMPSON, Telephone, No. 2i. 215 Fist St.
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NASHVILLE EXHIBIT.
Capt. Sid Jonss Has Establish Bus reau of ISformsttnn In the Trans
 pcrtatfon Building There.

The Louisville and Nashville railroad will be well repI Iesen-ed at Nashville during the Centennial in the transpofta- tion building. The resources of the ter ritory in the state traversed by thil; line will be fully dtSp9ayed by Capt. Sid Jones, wh9 will also daxltribue all kinds of descriltiyas Eterature. He requesks that all persons having such advertising matter forward a large supply to him. Capt. Jones is ever awake to the intAr- ests of his company and the state, and will make. the display a worthy one in every rsspelt. He will have ample and capable agsistants in the. bureau in the transportation building, and every colony in the state founded by him will be repre- serted ait tfe Cent=nnial. He returned from Nashville yesterday morning. and stated that he had secured spacious quar- ters ju, the new building. He is very en- thusiastic over the outlook and is striv- ing very hard to advertise .he resources of the terratory.
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New York Grain Market.

New York, April T.-There was a tre- mendous excitement in the wheat market in little over two hours. Dealings ran up into the millions. The shorts were com pletely stamped and their orders to buy flooded the market from start to finish War news and foreign buying were the features that occasoned the tumult. The latter was by far the heaviest seen here for some time No limit was set on the execu- ton of foreign trading orders. They sim ply said buy wheat" and it was bought in at any figure. During the regular market session May advanced from 75A to 7Sc and later on the curb to 7shc. The price was raised by export demand at the close, Eu- rope taking about thirty-eight loads. The market was at fever heat all day, and left off at its widest points. Total sales were between 6,000O0 and 100000.
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If you have house for rent, place 1t in our hands. A. R. DEARBORN & co. If you wish to rent house, call on
 A. R. DEARBORN & co. If you want to buy a house, call on
 A R. DEARBORN & co. If you want to sell house, call on
 A. R. DEARBORN & co. If you are q nonresident, place your prop erty for sale or rent in the hands of
 A. R. DEARBORN & co. If you have vacant lots which you wish to have improved, correspond with or call on
 A. R. DEARBORN & co. If you want to borrow money, call on
 A. R. DEARBORN 6 co. If you have money to lend call on
 A. R. DEARBORN & co. If you wish to buy bonds or stocks, call on
 A. R. DEARBORN & co. If you wish to sell bonds or stocks call on
 A. R. DEARBORN & co. If you have fire insurance to place, call on
 A. R. DEARBORN & co. If you need personal accident insurance, call on A. R. DEARBORN & co. If you need any kind of insurance, call on or notify us and we will call on you.
 A. R. DEARBORN x co. writer or have one repaired and cleaned, call on A. R. DEARBORN & CO.,.
 1921 First Ave
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New York .,otton Market.

New York. April 17.--As the cotton ex- change remained closed today, and as there has been no market for cotton at this point today. Total port receipts for the week were 4S:S bales, against 46,6s9 last week. were 20, 6i5, against l9759 last week, and 21.7753 last year. Consolidated port stocks 493, 4O6 last year. Amount on ship board no cleared. 117.o29, leaving net port stock 540S4. against 42S223 last year Interior stocks decreased during the week 55 053 bales. Total exports for the week were GA, . 75. against 79,049 last week. The visible supply ofscotton shows q decrease of 12o,- year The American visible supply is small CT than last weeks supply by j10151 bales S25 bales
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w eekt7 Statement.

Nek York April 16--weekly net receipts. 91; gross, f6.323; exports to Great Britain. 1,96S: to France, 72l: to tke continent SsSJ :: coastwise, 3.50s; sales. 2.910; spinners, l, ,7A6 Total today: Net receipts. 10.356 exports to the continent. 9,G9l; stock, 629,0n. Consolidated: NeI receipts, H,a60: exports to Great Britain. 1S01S; to France 7N: to the continent 1, 596
 Total since Sept,el:, Net receipts 8,342.- 0f9; exports to. Ifseat Britain, 2,7S2 5SE,!to France 6is.a .aIe; ,tos fhe continent, i,79S,s42 to the5char .1eIl 5.4Sf.< ss5 1 J'lT;
 New York. lApfh, it. -Eotton.-Hollday Receipts. nons; stock, 23i.Qs1 Vy.
 To-day and consolidated: Net receipts, 4x.z s7s; exports tol Grqas Britain, Anone: France il ,a4e: Ito the contneht: nonA; stock. 6lS.sbG
 TotM sipce SeptA1:A Net recefpts,;6 ;6 347 Odfl exports to Great Britain, 2.7s3, ,O2s; to Fran4e sH, 465s te the continent, l7qssd42s Sto ythS
 New New York. s,' ADra l1-rhs following are
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In Wall Street.

In Wall Street.
 New York, April 17.-The tendency of course downward today was only interrupt ed for a very brief period and no rallies of any importance occurred. The market was unnteresting and very dull, being d short trading day and coming after holiday. The fact that the foreign exchanges were closed and will remain so until Tuesday also had its effect in curtailing operations The market was narrow and the small deal ings wholly professional, and in the special ties largely manipulatiVe, The internatlon- al stocks continue to manifest heaviness notwithstanding the closing of the London exchange, dea,ors here relying on their own private advices as to the war prospects abroad, and some sales of these stocks be- ing made also for London account. The rise in the price of what was Interpreted on the stock exchange as preSsaSng belilger- ent outcome to the dispute in southwestern Europe, and this was used as bear argu- contrary to the price of wheat as has been the case in connection with war news from Europe recently on several occasions. The Changers are usually the exception, and Burlington advanced a small fraction at one time today and suffered smaller net decline than the other Grangers.
 New York, April 17.-Money on call, nom inaly at 1h6124 per cent. prime mercantile paper, 315G4 per cent. Sterling exchange strong, with actual business in bankers bills at $4.S7a4M$4.SS' for demand and at S4. S64G$lS61a for sixty days. Posted rates s4S61am$4S S7 and $4.SSd$4 SSS1a; commercial bills, s4.S514. Bar silver. 62c. Mexican doi- lars 4S15c.
 State bonds, dull.
 Railroad bonds, weak.
 Government bonds, new 4s, regular, 123A; coupons, PA 5s, regular: 112@ ,s, coupon Hi;
 Pacific 6's of '9S 104
 C1oSjup St0pkS. '
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FOR SALE. The Greatest Bargains Ever Offered in Real Egfafp

 Lots I, i2 and 1s. 1ooxl4o, 22d st. ands Ave. B, S1 100.
 SIG, 6QO-45x10O 2-story brick store, c4ntral part of city; rents for SlS0o; Is r-ashE bal ance easy payments. ia ss5oDLot 25xl4o s-story brick st@d the building cost S12.Q00. ,in S3000-Residence, 6-roorns and s4twnt's house and stable; 9th ave, between e4sA and 22d sts. TE s2650-S-room residence and ses'vAnt's. house and stable; 2oth st., South Hfehknds W,ANTEDmAin established. and plying 315, 000
 FOR RENT. 19H-Ninth avenue. Groom house. $p per month. y6ss,Third avensss groom house, go per 4storss- 4s sos and sdsss, soth st. each ss per .SISss%de .SS% -2ass 5tP @s., e rpoms; s per 8y and ss7-l1sth s ; eseE ss Der n,onsh. t5al7--ath, aye. 5.rooh,sa slg per morHfh rsfidssnes s Pr''psWF'ssN sN. lA1oNk aoE
 NJ saccessorst to Malone < lIis Telephene Gls3 2ql7 lsf
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FINANCIAL.


 FREE INFORMATION and how to make profitable investments; 20 years experi- ence on Chicago board of trade and New ork and Chicago stock exchanges. Safe ana sure plan explained in our new book- Iets, How to Make Money" and All Aoout Stocks Markets letters free. The tune Tor action Is now; never were better opportunities offereI+ S25 to SfO0 of your inz come may lay the foundation to fortune. Address at once Lincoln & Co, Bankers and Bi okers, Department l, 123-125 Las Sale street, Chicagoses' 10-20-sun-1y . CHICAGO BOARD OFlTRADE-Write for our Expose of Bucket shops" Invests ors' Manual etc; free. zzReferences, any Chicago bank. C. A. Whyland & O., Grain. Provisions and. Stocks, 10 Pacific ave, Chicago. Members Chicago Board of Trade and Stock Exchange since 1S0.
 -sstAs-ss9 4+11-6t-sun DO YOU sPECULATE93E' Guide to ,suel cessful Speculation" mailed free. Wheatr provision. cotton and stock speeulation on limited margin thoroughly explained; cor respondence solicited. Warren, Ford &1 Co.,, Il Wall street, New~YorlS. i5-3-1yr-surp  Take your Sunday walk down Eleventh aVenue South
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-ff. 59it thicaRo Change.
 Chicago. April 17.-This was one of the record breaking days in the wheat market. That article closed after an exciting days business at an advance of 41sc. on the price it left off at Thursday. The heaviest and most successful of the local spectators in the business were on the buying side and peratively dull. The strength of wheat came almost entirely from abroad.
 Leading futures ranged as follows:
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 S2,oO0-Good room residence on lot 45x1O0 feet, 22d st., between F and G. avenues. Good neighborhood.
 S900-Lot 37l2x220, with 4-room cottage, Avenue I. near 18th st., South HighIahds. $609-Lot 4Qx14O feet 20th st., North, near Capital Park, in good neghborhood. si,OOO-Lot 5Ox190 feet, with nice 4-room cottage, S3o0 cash. balance l and years. In good neghborhood. 12i2 4tn st., North. S25-Lot 50X135 feet, at Woodlawn, $10 cash. balance $5 per month. -S3, ,600-s1, 200 cash, balance l. and 3 years for splendid Broom residence and good 2 room servants house, on large lot. In fine neighborhood; South Highlands. S00-Lot 100x100 feet. northwest corner of Avenue E'and 26th St.
 S2.000-Lot 50xf90 feet with broom cottage in front and 6-rooms on alley, 7th ave, be- tween 18th and 17th Sts. $5c0 cash, balance 1, and years.
 SSo0-100xfO0 feet, with 4-room house 9th ave, between 18th and 1Tth Sts., $500 cash, balance on easy terms.
 SMITH. & STILLMAN,
 12o12 18th St.
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LOCAL MARKETS.

Following is the local wholesale prices in car load lots of the leading articles handled on Morris avenue, viz: Flour, ribs and feed stuffs.
 Flour--Best patents, $5 25Q5.65; half pat ent $L75, straights. $4.60, family, S3.95. These quotations are for car load lots Ribs, 5.30.
 Hams-9Ac Lard Basis, Dc. fb Mea--Pearl, Tic; straight, SIC. .sZ
 FEED STUFF. ~ Hay-No. l. $l4.25; No. ?, SIS. R3f Corn--35c. ss Bran-$16. Cotton seed meal--$l6.40. k- Oats-No. 2, Nc; No. g. 25c. "
 PRODUCE. "a Cabbage, Virginia. 1c; Florida. lAc. Irish potatoes, 45c, f+ Sweet potatoes S1.50 per barrel. Ruta bagas. 50s per bushel. Coolers. s450a510. X Hens, 1S6i20c. Fryers-None on hand A Eggs 91-2. Onions, 4c. Bananas 65cdS1. Oranges g. 75GI3 per box. Apples, $2.75lJ3. Lemons, S2.50G2.75. Cocoanuts. 8 ner hundred. s,sA4A ...ss.-
 LIVE STOCK. Horses. $35G$75 Mules, $4Ga110. Cattle. 11zd3Ac. Veal calves. $1d5 Hogs. 30D4c.
 Sheep. 212G4c. Lambs, $2.50G4.
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LAW BOOKS.

Volumes Ito S4 American State Reports and Mack's Digest, covering first 24 vol umes of same for sale at a bargain, or will exchange for Alabama Reports from 90 up and below 30 also B. as and 30. Address E. o. McCord. aA1berfviile, Ala. fr-sat-sun.
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& CO.,.
 . BROKERS

H On Lamson Eros. & Co. $ leased wire. New Work connection, Price, Mccormick & Co.,, >McIniyre & Wadwell, Purnell, Hagaman & fo. Chicago, Lamson Bros. & Go. New Orleans, Fairchiid.& Hobsop. R1-All busi- ness confidential ,sahd all placed. No buck Sting .es,s
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 s550O--An elegant modernes ff-foor14 fesi- dence on large lot in good neighborhosd ; centrally located on North Side; 5000 cash, balance l. and years.
 $2o0o-$5oo cash, balance l. and years, for lot 50x1a0 feet with groom cottage in front and rooms on alley 7th avenue between 16th and 17th sts.
 $1000-S200 cash, balance $30 per month, for lot 5Qx190 feet, with two ,3-re1Tn houses {; Ave. G, between 18th and 18th 'sts.
 s55G-Lot 50x2I0 feet: 9th ave. gbet tween 17th and 18th sts,, north;S$S50 cash, Balance and sicoo@seo aaos GOO casJfshS,stse and 2 wears, for lot i00xl+o tet.sWith six good Broom houses, cornerzARa ID and 16th st. This sl5O--Eot 5Oxlds tssE With nice Broom cot cot tage. on car line yats East Woodlawn S10O cash, balance very easy terms.
 sl:o0-s5oo cashsiya lance 1 and years for lot 4ox10o feet, with nice broom cottage, 18th st,. ", yetyRtD 7tl4 and Sth ayes. sSs5-Lot. saa ofe}acre? with i-room house, on i;eSserner can line improvements cost 4t4-@ ei2oh 18th St.
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THE EDISON VITASCOPE Will be on exhibition at East Lake Sunday afternoon, and for one week, afternoon and evening, 4 p. m. and 9 p. m. Free except car fare. 4-Io-td
 Fresh bread and candy made daily, at c. w. yCody's, 1920 to 1926 3dsavenue. je5-tf
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FOR SALE.

Take your Sunday walk down Eleventh avenue, South.
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SOUTH SIDE--FOR SALE.

SOUTH SIDE-FOR SALE $e000-The incest finished house on high lands and best location $iO0o-s-room house on 1lth ave-; nicely finished. +1 sS25o-Lot 1OOx19o: s-room house and nice shade. --..- s2eoo-S-room house; close in. good neigh S3250-S-room house. well rented; 1lth ave. on easy terms. $1750-6-roorn cottage. A bargain. SS00--5-room house and good lot A bar gain.
 $2750-s-room house close in; good order. $400e-Lot 5ex1Go; 11th ave corner; in good shape. s.s< s335O-Lot lOOx190; S-room house. We also have well located lots in good neighborhood from $500 up. Give us chance to show you
 BAILEY & HOWARD.
 221 21st St. Take ynur Sunday walk down Eleventh
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.h,9agogI gIEN!ews Orleans
 New Orleans. April 16-weekly: Net re. ceipts, 16,,SSs; gross, 17,15O: exports to Great Britain 1o T2 5U8; to the continent. 1885 coast sistSs 3.27e; os sales, 21, 300. n Cincinnati April IT, Weekly. Receipts a 2T: sbipInept 2,320; sales, 30O;spinners 200 CSih'GFFlesto{p' Rbfff 17.-Weekiy: Receipts ', 29S; Eexports coastwise, 2,575.
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FOR SALE.
 $525-25x14O 2d ave, 15o feet west of, the northwest corner of 17th st. and 2d ave
 S350-4 room house, lot 25x200,, good. w ell ; terms, $100 cash, balance to suit .buyeryp
 Lots in Wares Grove, very cheap. Large, 100x200 feet. 9Hi@ AsiA3 thi Jd sl650-f0Ox15O, with broom holfsea south west corner of 18th st and Ave. H..
 20 acres-Improved. cfose to city on good road in the valiey can be bought cieAp 4- room cottage and large stable, and5barn rn with si5o-Lots in smithaeid; s25 cash, 9.baiance s per month. .@tsSses4-5 e s2El3 $S5O--49 acres, 3A miles of court. yhouse: ihcash, balance and years..-er., A
 $9o0-S0 acres. all in timber afid In 31s miles of the city and near good road easy terms $409Lot corner 1th st. and @, E riefp,av years. 'A-0rN
 House to Rent-21og 'srh caves go rooms; '''' L. C.. pETTYJoHN,
 Telephone 465.. 182gk ga KYe. Take your Sur day wa llft own Eleven h avenue, South, F tay-rd Q r.,,p
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,s. Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, April 17.-Today's cattle market was of the usual Saturday character. Re- disposed of at nnebaneed pTices a Rns,ness has been rather satisfactory most of the week, and prices have developed more ceipts.-
 Hogs-The market was alternately weak and strong today, the greater part of the hogs selling at yesterdays prices. Heavy packing lots brought 3.750400, and the best went for .S4.15G$4.20 the bulk of the hogs being. choice in quality and selling at $4100 &.17k.
 The sheep market was fairly active at $31 S3.50 for inferior sheep. s4ds4.50 for common choice, ,ipwith extra heavy native export sheep scarce and mostly nominal at $510D $5.3 35. Lambs were saleable at $3.75G$5 65 and extra choice around s6.
 Reeeipts-Cottles 400; hogs, 110O0; sheep, 2000. ,. ... t
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Take your Sunday walk down Eleventh a venue South.
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IF AND IF.

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St. Louis

Sf. 1,Otlfs.
 St.eT5nis, April T.-Flour. strong, dull and unchanged.
 track so91e May soc caJn July ye7a 77sSe esG Au, gust, 74Ac. 2-~l-
 Corn-Spot, steady; No. cash 22c.; May PC; July z231ac.;. September, 25c bid Oats-Dull and steady. No. 2 cash, 1Sc bid May, 1s24c. July 1S1sc. bid. ButtersSFirm: creamery 13@1S1Ac. EggsrSteady; TAG. 3a Whisky. H, ,19. PorkLHfgher; standard mess jobbing, $S 25@sS 20.
 Lard. Higher prime steam. s4.05; choice, $412h Bacon-7Boxed shoulders. s5.1o; extra short clear, S542ls. u D9! ''i RibstrS5.55; shorts. $5.70.
 Dressed, ;Meats-Boxed shoulders, s5.05; extra shorts clear, s5.05 ribs. $5.20: shorts,
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

Take your Sunday walk down Eleventh avenue, South. .
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BARGAINS FOR SALE.

Take your Sunday walk down Eleventh avenue, South.
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Take your Sunday walk down Eleventh avenue, South.
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FORR SXf,E sfIIj aS 5.G9

Take your Sur day wa Hf down Eleven h avenue, South. J laHNed 2 ra,,e
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Take your Sunday walk down Eleventh avenue, South.
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Y BEN W SHERROD, Real Estate, Rental and lmnigraiiin Agent
RETERENCES:

l REFERENCEB:
 Maj R. B. PeGram, M. & c. E. R., Memphis, "A Mai Hugh Carlisle, Guii{eQsvfile, Ala. Col. R. T. Simpson, Florenfe. Ala. D FFIcE, no IsT ST., BIBDsEsGTIAM, ALA
 as -26-1m.
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AGENTS WANTED.

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, isAEEsMEN.

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Take your Sunday walk down Eleven tn avenue, South. f'n7 1' 0teyf nT
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LOST.

Take your Sunday walk down, Eleventh avenue, South.