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you put aside
and accept something of doubtful efficiency
i you saw before strong and safe bridge leading your goal
would ignore and oteng
The these Youwoud of course choose
without hesitation what evidence thing and YOU
would risk nothing in useless experiments
way hs0m 40 some WOnsen risk one Of their
most precious possessions their health in frvsn
medicines Of unknown vaEuey which may even
prove hurffus 10 them
LyeaEa e pknktsansSs Vegetable COMPOUND HAS
stood the test of years. II has fe largest sale of
any remedy for female IFS in fine WORKS, ard
nothing cossfd have given IL khas sale except is
own aaer5fs
10 not try experiments what Is known be reliable
Bans
prove claims.
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Ovarian TSsOVksSes Always
Yield 10 lydia e Pink.
hasps's Vegetable Conf
sa9nsrranE-
pound

81 had been in poor health for
twenty years, having inflammation OF
oyaries and womb trouble. Although
treated BY physicians. ] could not gain
strength nor do my work, and was 70
low-spirited and tired al life. Al friend
advised me TO take Lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. The first
bottle strengthened me, and wrote
to YOU After taking six bottles can
say that / am we'll and can even do
washing. - Mrs. M. w. Miller. No.
1888 Canal Street, New Orleans, La.
E For three years / suffered with
ovarian trouble, having inflammation
and an abscess on right ovary. Had
such pain in my back and head, and at
times was unable to walk. Had sew
eral doctors, but they did not do me
much good One doctor said that /
would have to have an operation and
have the ovary removed. / became
discouraged,and gave up all hopes Of
getting well / began taking Lydia
2. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
] wrote to Mrs. Pinkham and followed
her directions faithfully, and am bet
ter than ] have been for three years.
! have taken ten bottles, and NV
friends are surprised at my rapid i'm
proyement. Mrs. w. III. Walters,
Cold Spring Harbor. l.. l. N. Y.
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j. w. Watkins will loan
you money on personal prop
erty and real estate.
siee Yellow vans 1t De Woes.
How Rrieht,s DIsss q starts.

iadieess lleusness, blood poisoned with
urea and sFie acid (which should hsve been
excreted ey the saanags}i rheumatic pains in
nerves and3siats, causing irritation Of the kid
neys, then pains ayer the small Of the back,
mark sure approach Of Bright's disease. DO
not delay in ticking Foley's Kidney Cure for 1t
makes the kidneys right. Take no substitute
W ]. Butts.'
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Facts AbOssf Two Cases
of r. ing ar the N1Opsh
! Recovered by Lydia =.
PissStssasssss Vegetable
20sssSg0a1da
s | suffered for fifteen years without
finding any relief. tried doctors, but
nothing seemed to do me any good. j
had falling of the womb, leucorrhma,
pain IN the back and head, and those
bearing down pains. One bottle Of
Lydia =. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound dii7 me 10 much good that sent
ft,1 four more, also two boxes of Liver
Pills and one package Of sanative
Wash. After using these felt like
new woman - Mrs. G. A. Winter,
diidden, la, Box 27o.
was suffering with falling Of the
womb, painful menstruation, head
ache, backache, pain in groins, ex-
lending into the limbs; also terrible
pain II left womb The, pain in my
back was dreadful during menstrua-
tions and my head would ache until |
would be nearly crazy. Lydia Il.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
given me great relief. suffer no
pain now, and give your medicine
all the praise Mrs. J. p. Nc SPADE
de0, Rosenberg, Tex.
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$25 will be given away
tonight. S15 down stairs
and SO upstairs.


as to the cause Of their III health. II they would
start to treat their kidneys with Feley's KID
ney Cure, the wtariress Of body and mind, back
ache, headache and rheumatic pains would
disappear. W. J. Butts
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SHAKE INTO YOUR sEOEs,
W J. Butts, the. Druegist.

Aliens. Foot Ease a.powder. 1t cures painful,
stnsriing, nervous feet andIingrowing nails,and
instantly taxes the sting out Of corns and bum
IONS its the greatest eomfyYi discovery Of the
age Aliens Foot-EHse makes tight or new
ing, callous and hot, tired, aching feet. Trv "a
EBoaay. sold BY all druggist5 aad shoe stores.
~ mau lot 25e in stamps, Trial package Free
AuuIess Alien s.oimstead, lie liov, N. Y:
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TO the Defendant kSnb; |
You are hereby requires,
torney, 60 be and appear, a.
term, 1900 Of the Glynn superioh4
holden in and for said county, &C IN
hause in Brunswick, 6lyun county, Georgid,Vi
the frat Monday In December, 1900, and you
Will be there by Ten no. O'Clock Of the forenoon
Of said day, then and there ~ answer the com
plaint Of the plaintih, Mrs, Lizzie Long in the
above stated case, in her libel fol divorce.
witness the Honorable Joseph w Bennett
Judge % the Superior court OF Glynn county
this the 9th dHy OF August, 1900.
A. o. TOWNSEND,
Deputy Clerk Of the Superior Court, Glynn
County, Georgia.
ERNEST DAKT,
Attorney for PiaintiQ.
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sssaf Georgia Glynn Coufs
ssuer and by virtue Of power OF sale con-
Famed IN thfst certain dee4 60 secure debt from
Helen q, Rice t0ttle American Building ionn
aud Tohtine Savings Association, OF Memphis.
lei m which deed is recorde5 in Book IT, T., fol-
~ pr 81 the records Of said county refer ence to
winch deed aud the record Of same Is had for
ellpnrposes--t the said Helen q. Rice having
i9r more thas PIX months defaulted in paying
me , cues and Interest which she ia her said
leea v ssattre debt obligated herself 10 pays
thefe<g4ii be sold before the door Of he eonrt
pease- N Brunswick, Georgia, between tbe lea
81 hours Of sale, on the fret Tuesday In October
100 TO the highest and lest bidder for cash. The
following iota u land, land the improvements
laereoDl described on and in the man and pisn
81 z; t9e clty Of Brunswlck made by George k.
1924 1885 and 1886 To be sold al the nrorart l 20
saia heitn O Rice for the purpose of paving
lhe indemedness secured bv said dee i: princj9
pai being Si75l. besides interest, dups. Gnes
w, ltaseRsser pays for titles, This August
by merlcan BuiiaiD9 f5ta1s -
3 . Asss g Ii., q Memphis, Tenn, At.
y. w. KRAUSS,
Attorney for sata Association,
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-- aREl.IFF .-,..-I I EEs.

VIII be sold before the houss * o9}ssfn
the city Of Brunswick Gl sAl gla,
during the legal hours Of lfst ! ues.
day IN October, next, III loI ~ TRACY
Of land situate, lying a@ 5ss,,a a. w q us
sa ;,ort - ~ az nai,S Containing s5 acres
raf1a a. rec hnnIs W by BY thehack
river and Fancy ssesn " b 55AIt OF
said island, laid& k1e-
back river. and
nv plUT orae IN HId sOld a5 the
ny.,Y,a1fv al ath Brunswick Railway
Gotanafy I'D Bv virtue Of tax 4. fa. to-
tued liz - Wright, co1nptroler.gen-
erd II q esia III tayor of Glynn comfy Tor
sI88 81 f.~s ene i5f 1905. and against said rail-
Wy Gmpany. This Septembei 1900.
- w u. BE&RTE, Sheriff.
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GEORGIA -SsLYFt 4eoUSYY.
Notice is hereby gwen mae ne undersigned
has applied 10 the OF ordiGy of said
county for leave 10 sell laags belongisg "A he
estate Of Bridget Minehar nj the pagmefi.
debts. Said aDplibatio Uni be heard FL fhe
regular term - the court 81 ordinary Tor ssjS
eouBlg 50 De held on the first Monday In oefo%
ker, 70 .. tESERDO TORRAS
NATURALIZATION upon the Estate of Bridget
MinehAn.
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8acxaCg5@ and 0sssh
Troubles Ss4cOEsna!a 10
EYafa e Markham ss K0pe-
fable 0OsBaR1OSasssSs
/ have been for ten years an in.
valid with female weakness, and the
torture and pain suffered no tongue
can tell never spent one week in
the ten years chat / was free from
pain My trouble WAS Inflammation
and congestion Of thu womb. When
commenced to talgA yoar remedy had
been belfast for some time under the
treatment of two Of the best physi-
clans In Illinois without receiving any
benefit. You can imagine the benefit i
derived fromI. ydia e. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound when / tell y1u that
have gasued forty pounds and am we'll
~ thing Inever dared to expect 49,
Mrs. G. r. Poland, Monett, No.
For number Of years was
troubled with backaohe and leucorr
rhma. Ibacame so weak and nliser.
able that | could not attend to my
work Or studies The least effort
would completely exhaust me Physis
clans failed 70 help me. felt that my
youth was blighted, and the life before
ME would be one Of suffering and
misery, Theuh friend insisted on nae
taking yeur medicine. Before ! had
used one bottle was greatly relieved.
! had not known d well day for four
years, but nosNI feel better than have
since aehild and il ID all due to Lydia
= Pfakham's Nc0etableGo moouna -
Ritss aiay 8 Stevenson, Alliance, @.
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following described property towit The leaea
hold interest in and to the southeast one-half
OF Town Commons lot No ISL between Stone
wall and Cochran avenues. Levied on as the
property Of James and Hattie Bender under
and by virtue Of an execution issued by III. j..
Road, tax collector, for state and eountY taxes
due for the year 1893, Amount Of tax Il. &c with
interest and all costs. Levy made and returned
to me by Il. s, Pyles, deputy sheriff.
Also at the same time ana place
one Peerless job printing, press, chases end
rollers. Levied on and sold as the property or
G. a. Leavy under and by virtue Of an Sex-
ecutioa issued from Glypn Superior dourt in
favor Of A, Kaiser ~ Brother and against
g. A, Leayy, prineip pal, and II. II. Hopkins and
IL, III, Harvey security on rep1evy bond for S74
principal, Is interest and S21.26 cost.
Also at the same time nnd place
following described real estate and mn
proyements thereon towit. The undivided
one sixth Interest Of y. Dart In and 10 that
certain tract, lot orparcel of land in said city 81
Brunswick AND knoYn on Baldwin,s map of
said city made jill 1897 az Odd Town lot No. l79;
said lot being bounded on the north by n
street, on the east by Udion street, and on the
west by REYNOLDS street, Levied on a. the
property Of sand defendant, " Dart, to satisfy
m execution outof the Superior court OF said
county. Principal $751; besides interest and
cost. Written notice Of levy given defendant
Us required BY law. Levy made and returned
70 tneby Z. s. pyies, deputy, sheriff Nm ~
sheriGGlynn County, Ga.
leo At sl,a same time and place that Ger
Comiaena of Btnnswitik, Georgia, and Known
as the western one half OF Town Commons
No. III said western half OF said lot contat
75xl81 feet facing on Jonaon street in 500 N
Levied on as the property OF ID. d. ca ~
satisfy that certain mortgage Fl fas ,i ~
George johnson for principal az iegS
Interests and costs WRITES - rieNs /
given defendant ss requg KY ga5W a Levy
made ana returned 70 me Y1fsPI,rIfS ~
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SHERIFF SALES.

I
/ eEoRf3IA. t,tvnn fo,nty
ys,s1s ~ sI5 t NJ ny uR ~, ~ 49, , j,
aid eoggt so On lie a ~ TesS N 0etoba ~
$500 III ~ ~ ~ w snis1 " wy
sstnh w ~, ~
eifh IL aya Y ~ yv
tssf m NJ NJ, ~ NV IN az ny. tos ~ ~
n rnYsss;sls "a a,,, g IA Sltats ~ Ga
ia tavs sis5 sisss ~ IN saetert amc.hsIs ~ ~
ss ID NJ, ~ s.s Y ~ "
iiftF ,d IN wv, rim ared and ffftv INV
ny sSf +, 9 eat IN "a inany street on
seven Wv s Il ~ " sgf nv ns als a,+n a ity7
9ss s3il " ,sil3 ~ NOls 81 sst.
Also serese5ti lil a19aaed one nalf Of, IN and
~ tts VIZ 49, q pateti VI ian9 sun
60. ~ w ta5 suunty q 9lyhIi.
~ ~ S Ny y III that p9Ision o.
w ivy 4 ~ y - ~ toWH 11-
ots en- uS 7iI toe ~ ~ IVi,oNs5 LpWlbi Ahe
8esteiFsone hait oI sl2&n Commons lot mum
s,1l, " sec5lrt9 aEeoe
ii essa = llV IL < 9iie iat fess q,
~ n, ~ n gfgte N Ghr sl's a15
wick tbefeIa. sleys tp mi desqastc upon
1heTawn Commons h p sif said eity III firf.t Ger
tain northwestern 5aa7 III section II Town Com
mons lot nunber one Isfftdred and thirty li3o)
between AmherkAiid aIban Streets being rec.
eankulaI,fn gh ara. Aagf ends thirty al feet
and sides fiarfyi-sff .svilitiF is more ,fliI,s
utely Bounded a. foi DIV Gnthe noTh
by Town Common Il nj 9inl 9lfe bundled and
twenty utne ESD agnet 3ese On the eat BY
Amherst street i3fiE seet Qq.iie soutli by THO
/ southern portiosl q sag los r oue naa
said i,I6f,ayf it5,jai tn IA t1fA Il -, ~ p
T. Hilton ID SATISFY Nj efeetfft,J ms srafd klia
Cti.y t30urtli Isf5nssFfe, Z III 40 NJ ssSfs4yV
in favor III E,nPIisll. a h effqssfi "a s1al,st
Company against said e. T HEX ~ bfas5-
erty being III possession e4 II. III Hi ch Few
made and returned 10 me iby5 IL 81 pgIes ier,,3
IN sheria. Th.s SeBte4abtys. 1919.
Also az the same time .sAad place
the following described property towit.
nat cert91n iot tract OF p9reeI Of land stu
re lylng a ,,l selng ~ lhe e,yy q Brabswiek,
q escf w ~ S aoP g sale e clty p s
5do eteeis ] y, ~ ,,,slt ~ sP9ss -
IA ~ r, ftt iiIe,3rsnd iv Eyigi,,e IN ~,
et,t{on is4t,sd ~ n i tSssS az cniIcet,r f'.
800 Ana o,tty fa1se a,9s IN, ,b va la9d
s,,,,,I,Ssf N tsx Siea o53h iytareat ysnJ XXI
@'sts I ocS nd. ma ret,r,e1, Ii H. t9g r &
f5t.3ee dentitS sbrrI6 - ~
'f4'
- 81
Ai s az the SHINE tllhe ara plSsce,
~ ly,,g WiI x. III ~ ~ III
ana beng IN lie ifsy ,r Bt,ti.y Gilynn
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Mr.. Dorsey Of Conway Springs was at
the yards yesterday. Prosperity and
good crops are the chief themes in his
neighborhood.
Il. A Schmidt Of Goddard had a car
OF hogs on yesterdays market
Rippey & Bucher Of Stafford had hogs
on yesterdays market
Superintendent VIII r. Dulaney went
out to the Walnut yesterday on a FISH
ing trip. He viii return this morning.
When A 3. Moore was IN politics ne
was always a great winner. II was his
delight TO go W against majoritfes Of
200 and win them. He never has made
& race except against big odds and never
has been beaten
Dad" Tilford killed a snake yesterday
IN the docking section Of the stock
yards and Immediately hung it on a
fence with its belly TO the sun. This Is
Dad way OF causing a rain TO fall.
and ne has as much faith In Il as George
Matthews has in his method.
runor was afoat at the stock yards
yesterday that the street car company
contenplates putting in a ffteen-r.nute
schedule 70 the packing house. It IS
one Of the best patronized lines in town.
There is still a crying demand for a
pavilion waiting-room at the end Of the
line.
Kansas City killers handled stock last
week as follows:
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Drovers Tsegram: A conversation
with packing house man this morning
brought out the fact that all Of the pack
ers who are interested in any way in
the foreign trade in canned meats have
exhausted their supplies through the
heavy requirements Of various wars. Il
IS said that the biggest beef house in
Kansas City had to decline orders last
week for canned beef Of various kinds.
Another house that was asked o Furnish
meats for one Of the big armies was IN
aole 70 DO so, so nearly was its stock
depicted, and It was unable 20 procure
from any other packer the amount rec
essary 20 fill the order. Informal on
comes from Chica go that the same con-
dition exists in that city It has deveI-
opel that prices on corned and ros s.
beef have advanced from s125 20 ST.
per dozen for one-Qound cans. This is
said to be the largest advance ever made
BY packers at one jump. Pra ct caIIy all
Of the foreign governments that are IN
any way interested in the various wars
now IN progress are in the market for
the product Of our packers. One Of the
big packers. in speaking OF the advance
remarked that If the demand for corned
and roast beef increases during the next
two or three weeks, as It has recently,
some sensational prices will Re paid. OF
course the catrIeTnau Is wide enough
awake 10 see what this demand portends
for future prices.
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THE EAE.1E :.
wichita, Kan. July q,

Wichita, Kan, July q, 1900.
During the past "A hours, ending az :
D n, the highest temperature has been
g. the lowest So, a range OF 3 degrees,
and the mean has been %, which Is just
rne normal temperature tCr -he day is
dsducad from the observations a. this
station for the past eleven years (and Is
Just the same as on Monday with clear
weather, light southeast wind, and nigh
barometer
Since the first Of the month the aver
age temperature has been 7e which IS
just the normal. and is one degree
warmer than the average OF last July;
and The total rainfall 2.l6 inches, ~hicA
IS 81 inch less han the normal and
Ia less than July last year. There
were ten days on which rain fell
Since the first OF the year the rainfall
has been I7.S7 inches. which = IS inch
less than the normal For the same tine
las year tia rainfall was 2s4 inches
During the past month the high s. ten
rera-ure was s., on the 1tth. tns lowest
O.. OF The I1th. The greatest -sne OF
temperature Cbe-ween Vne highest and
lovezt5. on any cay was 5 1sEree= OF
tla ISM. ana the least range was = On
the 2scl There were hu- t-rre cloudy
DAYS twelve were partly cloudy and six-
teen were clear.
FRED L. JOHNSON. Ons-rve-.
Washington. JAY 51--s'crecast for
vTejn ae5ay and Tharsda-,
Esusss-C5=ueraiy fz5- WedEeEdzy and
Tsu-=6a sc-1cherly winds.
Cs.aho1a ard Indian rv--e-~
.eraTIv far wednesday and II rrs az
scut1erly winds
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WOOL MARKET.

Boston, July 31.-Some improvement Is
noted in the wool market here. and II
some instances far purchases are made.
The mills, some OF which are closed.
have allowed their stocks of wool 10 be
generally reduced in order TO buy more
advanta geously, and If they secure much
business it is predicted they will be
forced 20 buy freely Arrivals o. wool
from the west which have been light FOR
some time. are now more frequent. Ter
ritory. secured basis Montana and Wyo-
ming fine medium and fine. 1-S1Sc;
secured, 5oc; staple, 52d59c: Utah fine
medium and fine, 1sG17c; secured. sec;
staple, 52d53c. Idaho fine medium and
fine, 1eG17c: secured, SOC; staple medium
and fine, 1sTI7c; secured. 5oc; staple, so
Sc Australian, secured basis. s7o-
prices; comoing, superfne. nominal s21
Sc good, S1GS2c.
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LIVESTOCK MA SAErs.
CHICAGO

CT cago, July G-CattI-Rec tpts, J.
so, including SO western rangers ard
LOO Texans Steers steady 10 strong
westerns about steady: butchers strong
aid firm; natives, best on sale To-Day.
car loads ~ IS 80; good prime steers.
s. sF5 -; poor 20 medium, Si-5e75-I5:
*. eccsd feeders steady u strong. S4.eFG
as; mixed stockers. S.0oE3-so; COWS,
g olFE4 -. le.ters s.. tofS 60. Gamers,
g 5oE4.s6; calves steady. with last Tt $
DAY, s. s.; Texans, receiP s 10;
best on sale today. one car loz1 g SIS.
Tsxas-fsd steers eady. S.t3Ts.55; Texas
grass steers, s. 4os4 %; Texas bulls, $50
$50
Hog-Recetpss. today. s.0oo; tomorrow,
ctpg0 estimated, lef- over. 800. Choice
u-1t a shade nssher; heavy Z shade
lower; TOP, S-s-5s; mixed aad 5utcce-s.
5. Ia9FS. 81: coed % choice heavy. 8 100
2-Is: rough heavy. s. s97s.o5 light.
& ls175.s7-s: bulk - sales. %.I575 q
Sheep-Receipts 1000; sheep and lambs
STEADY: choice arm; common lambs
easier: good TO choice ve-he-s, 4-Ite
So: far 70 choice mixed S.3SE -.
Texas sheep. E-l09t.oo; native lanes.
8 .s66. ., western lambs. S.GES.50.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City. Mo. July I.-Cstde-Rs-
ceiprs S0ao. market steady - strong:
native steers. ;4-tGsS-6e: Texas steers.
S3+5E4-S-l-; TsIss COWS, S.SG+M: IA
TVS cows and he3fers. s7.tt55.p. stock
ers and feeders, sS.n@s4 SC; bulls. sac
SIS.
HoEs-Rec-ipt.. II or1; market weak -
Sc lower 5uk 81 SALES. ts-fs75-l-is:
heavy. 8 81 * * packers. S5.ItS75.99:
mixed 8 dSES.I5 light = s1f95.-5; york
er.. 3 8T5,1s. pigs. 81 sef5. *
Saeep- Rec-tr-s. 3.aoe: market strong;
lambs. s455d5.G g: zuttonsS 0Sst.so.
ST LOUIS
St Louis July E.-Csttie-Rscsfrts. 4
go, including 3ooo Texans: market
steady; native steers. 3. IsFS &; stockerx
sr6 feeders, g SIS 81. Texas cows and
helfs-s. s. oc2S.oe: Texss ard Indian
steers 8 55zI 50: COWS and has.-s. .S
rs9
Hog@Receipts. po7 market shase
lower; pigs and Hgh7S, s. lSEs .. pack
ers. s. l9GS.S: butchers. 3 25Ss *
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Gdleys themselves break down and waste
away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles most always result from
: enlargement Of the kidneys and cure IS
obtained quickest BY 6 proper treatment Of
the kidneys. Il you are feeling badly you
can make no mistake By tzs5ng Dr.. kilr-ler
Swamp-ROot, the great kidney, liver and
bladder remedy.
Il corec,s inability 70 hold urine and sczld-
ing pain in passing il. and overcomes that
unpleasant necessity Of being compelled 70
60 often during the day. ard 70 gss Up many
tines during the night. The mild and The
extraordinary effect Of Swznp-Root IS soon
realized Il stands the highest for It's wen
ceTful cures Of the most distressing cases
Swznp-Root is pleasant 70 take and sold
By all druggists IN fifty-ceat ana one-dolIzr
sized bottles. You may e.
have 4 sample bottle Of 49, So -
this wonderful new dis II s. - -:
covery and book that 49, 1-:-5rs =
tells ali about It, both Horne q s-anp-Roos-
sent ire. by mail Address Dr.. Kilmer & CO.
Biaghzmtoa. n. Y. When writing mention
reading this generous offer in this paper.
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New York, July 31.-The c0tton mar
ket opened al a decline Of 10 points
and continued generally weak through Ut
the session. except during brief inter-
walls Of rally, caused by covering by
short contracts The market was finally
quiet and steady ~ a net decline Of
70 L points.
New York. July 31.-Spot cotton closed
du..; middIlng uplands, 10 Lilac; miGGi.uE
guf. 10 5-15c; sales, 41S6 bales.
New Orleans. July 31.-CCtton easy;
sales, 100; middling. 10i4c
Galveston, Tex, july 31.-Cotton quiet;
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CornSteady: No. cash, sc: track.
391zc; July, SSc; September, SHE; De-
cember, 2ac
Oats-Lower; No. . cash. &c; track,
22Ge21zc; July. &c: September. AAc; No.
2 white, 414G5zc.
Rye-Lower; 5Ilzc-
NEW YORK
New York, July S1--Whea-Spot
steady; No. red. 7e1sc; No. 1 northern
Duluth, s41zc f o. b.. aioat 10 arrive;
No. l hard Duluth, Ssisc I. 0. b. aioat
70 arrive. Options steady on foreign
buying Disappointing cables, active ex-
port trade and liquidation formed the
chief bear influence; closed at a part a.
Z net advance. September. 7Ss< as 5-Isc
closed solsc: October, s0lz Gsessc, closed
so7sc. December, 1tGsa u-I6c. closed
GSsc
Corn-ReceIpts, 24ss5o bushels: exports.
2Ss24 bushels: sales. 500 bushels fu-
lures. aos. 90 bushels export Spot steady;
options opened steady with wheat, aftsr
which il advanced IN cable, local COW
erfng and small country acceptances;
closed steady al unchanged Prtees: Sep
tenbsr sr4G4i7sc, c-osed 414c; December
closed 41sc.
Corn-Recei7ts. 2sS, SO bushels; export,
1881 bushels; spot weak and slower;
NO :. 2 4-2-zCs No J. ~, NJ NAl-e
SG251zc; No. white. THO; track mixed
western. 356z71zc; track. white western.
27ls033c; track white, 27144S3c. Options
duh and nominal
Butter-Receigts. 1904 packages; mar
ket steady; creamery. T741slzc; current
packed factory, 14dt5zac-
Cheese Receipts. esp packages; mar
ket rm; large cOlOred. 95sc; large white
sI4c; small colo-ed. &c; small white, S-tc
EGgs-Receipts 15,7S3 packages; mar
ket steady; western. at mark, ud13l.c;
western, loss of, 151zc.
SugaT-Raw, steady; refined, steady;
crushed. Size; powdered, 6.56c; granu-
lated, 6.1oc.
Conee-Quiet, but about steady; No. 7
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