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The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-02-02

B.JVV dIINI = IdI tIIItt Il IItT-
feet fit of frames, as well as giving you a
perfect optical correction. No charge for
testing the eyes. BROKEN Eye Glasses
and Spectacles REPAIRED and made
like NEW.
Jewelry, Watches, etc, repaired prompt
ly and satisfactory. A written guarantee
with all work turned out.
\ fine and large assortment of Watches
Clocks and Jewelry constantly on hand
A. w. II. HELBERG,
Gardnerville, New.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-23
ChapIaIus.

The New York fire department Is to be equipped with chaplains, just the same as regiment of soldiers. The officials consider that it is as necessary 10 have chaplalns at fires as it is to have them accompany troops to the firing line in time of battle. Loss of life at fires fs sometimes very heavy. IS was recently shown here. There should always be some one present to administer spiritual consolation. Fire Commissioner Seannel has appointed two ehaplains for the department. They will hold the rank of chief of battalion. and will perform the same duties aa ehaplains in the army, in all cases ac- companying their battalions into ac- ton. The only distinction between ar- my chaplains and fire chaplains is that the latter will receive no compensation for their seryiees.-New York Cores pondeRee Ptttsburg Dispatch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-23
ZNofAskine sr,nnathr.

T can't help feeling sorry fer the Farmer" said the young man who owes for summer board.
 ='sWhy2" inquired Mr. Gorntossel, abruptly.
 why-er-beeauge his back ts bent with toil.e
 eMebbe you're right Mebbe it's harder to bend your pack with toll than 1t Is to bend it riding a bicycle. And yet, can't see but what 1t amounts to the same thing in the end" Washington Star.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-23
A sFomAn,s Chance of I,re.

Of f,e00 women at the age of 20. 940 live ten years more, thus making the chance at the age of 20 of a woman living to the age of 90 about 16 to in favor of living. Similarly, of 10000 women living at the age of 9, 8oG live twenty years more; the chance at the age of 90 of woman living to the age of 90 being, therefore. about to 1 io favor of living. Again, of 1.000 women at he age of 60. 250 live % years more --=i. e., D in 100 live to the age Of 30. and 75 in 100 do not.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-23
Got Too Fat.

Mrs. skim-De your boarders pay promptly? Mrs, Syre-They did at first. Mrs. skim-Why don't they now? Mrs. syre-They've got so fat they can't get their hands in their pockets.-Exehange
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-03-23
ALMOST ANY STOVE.

ALMOST ANY STOVE. wilI work: it is the quail. " 0f the work that tells the story Beck with's Round Oak is a stove of
 quality; fer over 9 years 9t has led the pr0cessi0n.I i simply because it was made Ion honor" You can have the best by coming to Us, and it Nilll cost yon no more thanI one that is said to bel
 just as good,
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HARDENING TENDENCY
IN THE MONEY MARKET
EFFECT OF EASTERN CRISIS
FELTIN EXPORT OF GOLD.
New York Market Closed Under
The Best. Although C0nsuls
Rallied Slightly.
REPCRiIC SPECIAL


New York July is-Americau stocks IN
London closed rather weak in spite of quite
little rally in consoIs. which recovered Z
\Uer cent of their recent fall to Ss7s. For
stSn bourses showed no feature OF interest
nod we're rather inclined to bs heavy. The
retio OF exchange between Paris and New
York still indicated the probability Of gold
ehipuent. from this side and money showed
a distinctly hardening tendency IN Lon
DON In the circumstances it 10 expected
that gold will go to London for Paris and
possibly for the Bank of England as well
In the local market London WAS The heav-
lest seller. principally Of Union Pacific. The
la0es shares from this source Were very
we'll taken and thu stock showed consid-
cradle strength The Changers were firm on
the Government crop report, which seems
10 hold out hopes of first-class corn and
~inte- wheat crop. Z. & o. common was
inclined 10 be heavy. and the room was I'M
certain as TO whether the forthcoming divi-
dend declaration would he per cent semi
annually Of per cent fiat. American
Sugar was bid UP by the pool. and IL was
currently r.pofted that at the present price
Of refined sugar the company was making
some STOOD day.
All the Pacific stocks showed very fair
strength on the belief that the difficulties
IN the Far East will cause increased trade
in supplies for the forces. Most of the buy
inz in Brooklyn Rapid Transit came from
the Flower following. but there were no
new developments in the compaay's posi-
ton. The tone generally rather more
= huliish. Money WAS easy.
The market closed considera bly, under the
best. rather from neglect than from any act
Ave pressure Sugar. however. was firm
ct the close and the buying of railroad
stocks on the depression was by no means
bad Ontario and Western was firmer
the belief that developments the dividend
would take place in the fall. and talk of the
dissolution of the voting trust The Dor
rowing demand Indicated less scarcity Of
stock.
The Chinese position is complicated by
The attack made upon the Russian posi-
lions on the Siberian frontier along the
Amur River. There seems to be endless
difficulties in this matter and when Il is
memhered that both the French and British
have possessions bordering on the Chinese
Empire. the possibilities of trouble seem
infinite. British consols. however. have raj
lied q little on the victory of the allies at
T1eu-Tsin and 50 fer. at any rate, an out
break among the Powers has been avoided
Tha effect Of the crisis Ii being felt in tbs
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night from Ashport with light trip. and left at
thus Ssn.ns On return ,d nn he ON w Wh, R;ys
The Kate Adams IL dne from Arkansas CITY; 20
%o5S aS sye1rs On f ioa Of
are due UP way to the Ohio River
Cairo. Ill. July n-Ths river fell Ia feet dur
feet The weather IS faIr and warm, with indi-
s ssyssoe sSr , ., hsS,y shS~s 6
g., .,.a She si her Hs ssiI cuisines; here and
Her cargo consists Of lumber and railroad
The Rses Lee from Memphis with good Tip
consisting Of lumber and wheat arrived at : p
and a few sgndrss and dtpa2tei for ST. Ilsni.
a., 3;+5 D. IN. The Fred HsrtweT from, the Lower
e,nnati one barge OF FUlp wood for Mtnsie
Pulp Company and barge each lumber and logs
n NJ The PETERS Lee from St. Louis arrived
at u With ss9a ' M she s dscaa,sss ssis
h ss y srs Is dg for Ms's ns at
G,s7d TSSs5 In July NJ Lord n;
Eagle departed FOR St Louis at II % a. Peter.
LIE L. departed south at il; La, a m, Eagle az,
and departed for Crystal City at 10, p. m: with
, Twelve cars coal The gauge reads 70 fee.
Weather cloudy and bot.
faducsh. KY. July 18Th. gauge reads 50
Fowler TO Cairo a. m Joe Fowler to Evans
vile D. m. city OF clifton to 81. Louis p
]. NJ Bowel and tow from the Tennessee
a. clyde leaves at .. IN. for the Tennes-
see. inspectors Green and stockham are here
on business
Chester ILL.,. July p.-River falling: gauge rs
feet. Weather clear. Hill City ~. S:i5 p m.
Cherokee left for st. Louis 5:so =. m Tender
In and out time. Nick Sauer out $50 a. m
Down: Cherokee arrived a. m, Peters Lee
a. m. Eagle a. m. Harvester 40 p m
Burlington Ia July is.-Tbe river Is still ris
ing rapidly the gauge now being feet inches
above low-watcr mark of 1864. Weather cloudy
and cooler. The Elctse in and out
Warsaw, Ill. July n.-Ciause reads is. rise
Down Silver Crescent and Cyclone down ami
up.
Louisville XIV. July River rising g..
inches In canal: feet inches on the falls;
z feet 2 inches below locks Clear and hot.
Wheeling W. Va. July S.-River feet
inches and Stationary. Light rain Depar,s- 81;
kanawha Charleston. a.
ST. Paul. Mimi. July ls--Steaner Quincy left
here time this morning for St Louis
Tfttsburg July S.-River 50 feet and
tc:lary. Clear and hot
Cincinnati o. July 1s.-R;ver 90 feet ami
rising Mercury S. Cloudy.
Evansville. Ind. July s--Rivcr fs feet 49,
falling. Cloudy and No.
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Boston, Mass. July ls-Foilowius are the quo
tatlons az. money. stocks and bougs:
Money.
c. Sg3is. time loans. 3iifF+
Stack
Bonds.
- i'lli. =. 2 tI;t-
Mining shares.
New York Market Gossip.

Tue follg,v!nr. synopsis Of the gossip in rrssri
New York. july is-iSndon IrGted on both
purchase BY about 2o.Ov, shares. rh. selling
Wa heaviest In onion Pacific of which OVER
rh-r- .Satl=red selling OF several stcCss
!ik" /. y y; Atchson and SOUTHERN iac,tir
= r;rci ~ A traders pool who offered the stock
't'sn ~ the "ponins. and then bid !, Up sharply.
rausinE some the advance. There
~as nc news ia regard to the property. and the
II t,r,sts behaved 10 be In control took no part
The Ililngis Central directors to-day declared a
rcnt which hs. been paid for som" time. This
t'rio, Pacific was weak In ths early trading uu-
be selling Tor the local pool Bell a Go. we're
egy ,h On the reaction and took larse block
the dividend rate Will Re Increased 10 per cent
cosi Stocks in the aft"rnoon ontario and We sS
yo-il. ana thefc some covering II shorts on
"a sI,anc There was no news OF any kind
BIstagne amounts to .2cooeo Of which ,lcso 80
= riiffSlhach ickeiheiI11er & @. and sSoo.eoo by
Late London cables were a, follows:
Rns.,sn ,. LIZ ~, Tseor'sd a i1yasion q
npo Russian troy. have @ te a as.sS
the securities markets. ard there has been
decided stump Ia chinese ana East Indian hon.is
ccnsos were y lower for both accounts These
Developments have caused an easier tone in the
market for American railway securities, which
had previously displayed stestiness. The usually
active list shows slight fractional declines from
New Works final figures.
London, y. m.-The securities generally show
hcSitancy due to the Chinese invasion Of Russian
territory Stocks weak On this account and
on anticipation OF fresh war loans. American
railway shares are Inactive and the disposition
shown AZ the foreign Bourses is 10 sell that class
OF securities
London. $50 p m.-Nsrket fer american rail-
way shares has Improved since the opening.
London tEyeringl-The market for American
SHARES closed on The curb almost stasnant with
prices at tho lowest point
The following advices IN regard to cotton were
received:
Gotten closed in Liverpool at an advance Of 4
on spots. futures Is higher on old and on new
crops, which 10 very much better than expected
here. due to Neire bullish circular. and causAi
covering Of bear sales for local account and an
advance Of 3s points August and Il to %
points on later months Europe c!=O bought
Realizing sales. Influenced by favorable weather
and the complications in China. led to a reaction
Of TO 10 points.
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Arrived.

Local Forecast ofhcial
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
Dealings Large and Well Distributed
-Prics ChnnYca Few.


From a trading standpoint the session on
change to-day was one OF the best that have
been experienced for a long time, The dealings.
while not heavy. were well distributed, show
ing that brokers unusually well supplied
With orders. TIRE were sales made In nearly
various kinds the total transactions amounting
20 .$s shares Of stock and 1900 bonds
United Railways were in better demand to-
day. but, at the same time. favored BUYERS.
was ready sale for the Is at SO q but the
only trade was IN $500 at SsS sc. and $50 was
asked az close; The pr.ferI'd stock soia IN
small lots 20 the amount Of - shares at ssr;s
and So. ana the latter was bid for more. The
market ioT e., r5anslt Vas ayl,'' Win sales oil ~
There was a better demand than usual for
street railway bonds. and in particular for
There were several brokers with orders for
morning one OF the first-ram.d sold at slls. Is
and Of the latter at slo0.5e a suburban .
also brought fio0. and bids were made frequently
for RrOadvsy cables. Mound City IS and Cass
Avenue and Fair Grounds S..
Mining stock came In for a good share OF
attention at the meeting this morning. but sales
were small The market for American Meth,
dends in The near future. and itO shares brought
81 .. t"ough ;heE. were sellers at that late
Of 30 shares at s. Pa and sellers at that with
5. ~ lid at the close Of the day.
there WAS more trading In Lincoln Trust stocks
10 cay. and near the close - shares broush; Sl4s
A,rcantilr was wanted 81 s55i ami Mississipp,
Nai'ey was bid $50. but no sellers OF either.
Bank stocks continue quiet and practically
viii out changes OF Importance. a couple of
traces werv msd. IN National sank OF Commerce.
T nj, ''''' ''' Wv anu w. respect
Brewery bands wer. unchanged 1T the old as-
tires OF par bid and slUu.:J asked
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In tie open market for short bills 2T.93 per
cent. do. three months bils SGsi. per cent
France.
Paris July ls-rie Bours- opened firm suisse
duentll becoming easier on r-aiizstions. notably
inags;ria!S. spanish arm. Rio
Tintos aiy anCei higher quotations for cop
per kafiirs DUH Three Per Tent-s
~; s2iyc for the account. Exchange London
~ lie for checks. Spanish Is closed at ~
Gcrmany.
Berlin July Is.-Exchang. on Ljr.ion eim ~
Digs. fO- checks Discount short bills
SO. for three months bills per cent The
money and afterwards becamc derTessei in the
absence OF demand. weakness In Vienna anu
III. fall II Chimes. securities in LONDON.
Bar silver.
New York July IS.-t3ar silver $40 per ounce
London. July IS.-Bar silver steady. csiad per
ounce.
The Banks.
New York. july is.-Noney on call easy, IN
Ia per cent Prime mercantile paper SA.34 per
cent Sterling exchange easier with actual bust
ness in BANKERS bills at t4.S for dernsn nd and
at gssi& S+is for ~ DAYS: posted rates N.s5ie
As. commercial bills s. S!s d4..3s. Mexican dol
lar fslsc- Cie7arings Siti.Osi.ssi: balances S..
sIs 20.
Boston. Mas. july D.-Glearinss s3'.s7s.sss.
hHi..l's- 81. SOL.
Philadelphia, Pa. July 1s.-C1carinss sts.ss. q
52i balances q. 1ss 69s
baltimore. Md. July B.-C1esrtngs S3ol5.oil
balances $40. 49,
Cincinnati. O. July Is.-Ciearings s, SIS. 5Sa.
3'z PR cent.
Chicago H. july is.-Clesrings SCI. .o3. 7ss: ea,-
an,es G-5s6.H2i: posted exchange HSg+.sS; New
York exchange par.
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rived in 81: Louis YESTERDAY and is now st the
IacIeie. Captain Iiarphani is general superin-
1T Cincinnati. and is well known among ST.
Louis riv-rrnen.
Frank Vondursnt. late clerk on the steamer
Sunshine passed through III. city yesterday en-
Eouts for Cairo.
captain James drasty went TO Chester yes
terday 10 pilot the itili city 10 this port from
the neishhOrhoo-i Of Phillips Landing The HiII
City ~ expected 10 be In port by O'Clock this
Pilot Tom BOYLE vent to Cairo on the city
Of Memphis last evening TO bring the Price TO ST.
Louis.
Captain Hunter Ben Jenkins. who has just
returned from the kanawha West Valley. Viz
n ''i their en;hrs,asT for Bryan and stevenson
captain Ienfins SAYS The corn crop OF the 10
SECRETARY p. s Drown of the Mississippi
and Ohio Rivers Pilots S-.ciety has callet a spe-
ciai meeting 81 the oTganizati1n convene II 10
ocIocK this morning. business pertaining 10
m. disagreement between Captain Sims Of the
H.H civ and Pilots Gibbons and Wellington
-The quincy viii be the nex, Diamond 10
Line steamer 10 cirar to' ~, s s H ~, VII
afternoon
Steamer Dubuque was out for - Paul yes
The sidney will clear to Keoluk Saturday.
-sis%n,er Bad Essi: departed to I,SI,a and
terday She goes again Saturday
The City OF Memphis was out on her run
e sS ne and large rses. pstrSnaSs ~
The Carrier made her regular clearance for
Hamburg and Calhoun County. She well
pstrOnized.
Steamer r. g. Gunt~r went to the Illinois
River and Naples well loaded.
The Columbia arrived from Ste. Geneviev.
md departed time. She leaves at noon to-
day
Steamer Cherokee will clear to Chester this
afternoon at O'Clock.
Til. Ress Lee departs 10 Memphis to-mor-
evening.
Steamer War Eagle is receiving for Com
Terce, Cape Girardeau and way points, and
leaves Friday evening.
steamer City Of Clifton passed Cairo yes
terdav her to 81. Louis. She is ex-
l~ct.d to arrive this evening
Lines plying the Cincinnati and louisville
trade are waging rate war against each other.
The freight and passenger tariff Is greatly re-
duced as a consequence.
The Josie arrived with 900 eacks OF wheat
received between ST. Louis and Ste. Gcnevieve.
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export OF gold from New York and If the
present tension continues. We are likely to
see considerably more. II is not unlikely
therefore. that we may have A period OF
harder money in the fall. Pacific Mall
continues I'D show strength. and in view OF
the deaTth Of ships il will probably make
quite harvest ont of the Chinese trouble.
There was quite a little buying of Ontario
and Western, apparently for inside sources
ard II gave rise 70 talk of a dividend and a
possible dissolution of the voting trust.
Illinois Central increased its dividend
from 2ls TO per cent semiannualiy An
ihracife ana soft coal report continued good
earnings and there was some buying In the
coalers. which. while rot large, is per
sistent and Of good character The shut =
ing down OF the Lorain Steel mills tended
10 weaken the Federal Steel during the
early part Of the day. The Jnior Pacific
directors will meet to act on III. dividend
ehe FIRST week in August and all he best
information confirms the belief that . per
cent semlannualiy will be declared Ii l.
unlikely that T. & q. common will .et NOR.
than per cent fiat and not serniann,Ial
BOND SALTS At NEW YORK.
EEPL &c SPECIAL.
N.w York July lS.-Ssies Of bonds ere made
H. F- tl.aE.
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LOCAL MONEY MARKET.
IA mixing business Fairly Active and
Situation ms n whole SRtixfactory

ST Louis. Wednesday. July Is. leaa.
Local bankers reported another very good
days business among the leading banks TO-DAY
which they say has been exceptionally satisfac-
tory for the past several days. particularly when
the season Of the year II taken into considera-
ton Routine business this morning was active
and quite large. both checking and depositing
being brisk at times. There was a very good
demand from local borrowers for money and a
very fair inquiry from tho country. Mcaey MAS
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FOREIGN FINANCE.


London. JuIy is.-Consols for MONEY IS: for
the account Is: Atchlsun esi-: Canadian Pacific
SOL: st Paul li?.: Illinois Central I.eis Louis
VILE %: Union Pacific pfd. "a: New yo-l Cen
trail ISei3; Erie ill.; Pennsylvania ss7.. Read
49, Grand Trunk So: Anaconda s: Rand mines
ssh. Money l,fG2 per cent. Rate Of discount
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FRISCO LINE.

Train. Depart. Arrive
Valley Park Accommodation. fs:Io am fie ~ am
Valley Park AccornrOda ton. $50 am ~ IL am
Valley Park Accommodation. - - am les pm
Texas and Kansas Mall. for
Carthare. Joplin. Wichita.
Arkansas city. Oklahoma,
Dallas Galveston and Fort
Worth .. =. .................. ss:i5 am ss.sl pm
Valley Park Accommodation. Vi 30 pm ts:4S
Pacific Accommodation. .... .I:lo pm 1le -
Valley Park Accommodation. $3.50 pm t5:5S pm
Pacific Accommodation ..-..... 1874 pm .:i5
Valley Park Accommodation. - 10 pm t1:6o pm
Texas Limited Westituiel. for
Eureka Springs, Fort Smith.
Paris. Dallas. tireenvilie. En-
mis- COrsicara. Austin. San
Antonio. Houston AMI Gal
weston -. -. -.-..-..-..- $50 pm '5:s5 am
Western Express Tor Vinita.
oklahoma. Carthage. Joplin.
Wichita. Burton and the
West -. .... ....--..--.-.... 800 pm '...s
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The gauge marked 90 feet yesterday sbo@ing
a decline OF q ~ foot I'm the last tventy-f,ur
hours.
Traffic heavy. the midweek boats clearing with
good patronage. Wheat receipts no, SO large
yesterday.
weather cloudy and cool.- along the river
'front.'.
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in ample supply and trouble found in
Negotiating loans when the security was salts
factory No change reported in interest
rates. which continue at 20 per cent for call
and time loans. with most Of the business done
a basis " ; per cent.
THE local bank cl@arings continued to show up
well and to-day Were reported s.. 10 e.5, III.
Ia ..
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
NORTHERN LINES.

Northern Illinois Express.
Litrhteid. Springfield. Free
port and Dubuque ..--.-.....- "1:5s am ss.sS pm
Chicago Daylight Special. 81 pm $50 pm
chicago Diamond Special 's:l1 pm - an,
Springfield Accommodation tl5 pm sIo:,s am
SOUTHERN LINES.
New Orleans Fast Mail. Cairo.
Memphis. Jackson. Tenn
and Texas Express --.-...... e IS am - = On,
New orleans Specsl-Cairo.
Memphis and New Orleans. q ~ pm Is Is pm
ACCommOda tioD-Mu rphysboTo.
Marion. Cairo. Sparta and
chester 49,. -. - p pm "a: ~ am
New Orleans Limited Cairo.
Memphis. New orb Dixie
FLYER. Nsshvil.. Atlanta and
Jacksonville Fla. . 49,. .s:44 pm s7Is am
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st Louis. "wednesday July IL 400
Received daily by u. r. Francis Bro. & Co,
PA North Fourth street
Bid. Ask.
.-ia
Westinghouse Air Brake ...-.. ........i19 49,
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u. Il %. S-W. Il. u.


Train. Depart Arrive.
cir cinn.'i. Louisville. Wash
ingtOn. baltimore. Ph!laleI-
ptia and New FORK Express. '2-l5 am 'i2.4 pm
Cincinnati. louisville, Pitts
burg, Washington. BaltI-
more. PhilaG-'fliia and New
York Fast Mail...-..---..--..- .S.0J PIT $50 am
Cine inuati Accommodation ..-. i7-is sm rs pm
Cincinnati. Louisville. rfrt-
tGrr. Washington Bait
moro. EhiltialIhis and New
York Rs aI EII. Limited. .s-2a - p.r
Flora Accommodation .... e.. t.rt iz g
FRA A.oorr'rrd.ti .... - = ~, 30 :,
West E.der arr Fren-h Ut
Syringe 10 uorcn Route .ssH . < ~
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Third Call.
New York stock Quotations.

ST Louis. "wednesday. July IS i.ln
The following shows the opening. highest low
81 an9 closing ouotstions on the New York
stock Exchange yesterday Corrected daily for
The Republic BY ID. r. Francis. Bro. e. Co
bonds and stocks. 2i< North Fourth street:
Stools ali IIirrhI
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EEPIELIC SPEC

Memphis. Tenn. July 1s.-Eiver marks SIS feet
the gauge. fall OF IS In twenty four hours
Weather cloudy and hot. with light showers and
thunderstorm. The James Lee arrived last night
from Frar's Point with light trip and left
At ; this evening on return. The Delta departed
at ; this evening for Grsenyille and Vicksburg
With far trip. The Georgia Leo arrived last
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FINANCIAL.

SEALED bids will be received b. ,hs under
, gned. COUNTY Treasurer Of fsi1iscot County AZ
IaruthersytIe. Mo-. until noon on SATURDAY. July
"a isOd for the purchase OF eight thousand
"a 60l dollars OF peUliso,j County jail BONDS
Gated July !, 1872. dre ard payable in t~enJr
Years with the option In the Comfy to redeem
II ten years from date. and bearing interest az
the rate Of Ave 49, PEI cent Del annu'n. Payeese
nrUa IL. Said bids will bs oisaec IN IN"
presence OF she County Court snd the right 10
reject any snd all bids f. reserved.
r II PATTERSON
lure 25 1900 County TTsasuT sr-
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VANDAIIA LINE.

Train.
Fast Mail NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
York. Philadelphia Baltimore
and Washington special. 49,.
Indianapolis and New York
Local $500 -.-...-..-----..---
New York Limited .-.-.-.---
Petcekey and Nackinsw Lin
tied -.---- .-.--.-...--.-.--
Columbus and Eastern Express
| Nsn1zlia Accommodation 49,.
Indianapolis and New York
ENpr@sS ..------ --.------.----
Fast Mail -.................
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-Ca1tsin JOIN Harpham OF Cincinnati ~