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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-27
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.

The Senate was called to order at
3O Wednesday morning, President
harris in the chair and a quorum
present.
Senate resolution No. 60, by Mr..
Henderson-To rescind resolution
No IS, which provided for employment
BY secretary of proofreader Commit
Tee was appointed to investigate the
matter
House bill No. 2O6, fixing the sal.
ries Of certain State officers, goes
pIer pending a motion to reconsider
House bill No. SO, by Mr.. Clarke of
Accommodating penalty for pro
curing money or other thing of value
4on contract to perform service in the
3intent 70 defraud and to present rules
ot evidence in such cases. Was read
he second time, perfecting amend
nents adopted and bill ordered to
committee on engrossed bills.
Senate Bill No. 4S7-Incorporating
Town Of Tyler, in Alachua county.
Being a local bill, the rules were waiv-
ca bill read second time by title,
lFd time in full, and passed, 26 to /.
Bill to Increase State auditors and
assistants salaries to s2.5OO year
vas passed by vote of l6 TO IL.
Afternoon Session.
The Senate resumed the regular or
|oa' the consideration Of bills on
tAird reading.
Senate Joint resolution No. 22O, by
AZ West of the First-Proposing
amendment to article z OF the consti-
'auon' relative to census and appor-
uonment was read in full the third
une. The resolution was opposed on
.''0ant Of the increased number Of
senators and Representatives. On roll
al The Senate refused to adopt the
resolution by vote Of Is to Is.
Senate bill No. lsS by Mr.. Buck.
S.a-ln aid and furtherance Of the
s'.'cS Of the Florida Historical So
J. ..sV and appropriating $500 annually
=. -s'eior vas read the third time in
sd and passed 2s to 0.
!, Ae'0iution No. IS, providing for EN-.
..oynent Of a proofreader, was re-
s4'e life insurance bin was made
's'iAl order for Monday at 1870 D. m.
-. senate bill No. 2ss, BY Mr.. Clarke
--'l0fizing county commissioners to
49, Na'erworks companies right TO
py roads and highways with pipes
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Select Order.

Select Order.
House bin No. 26S, by Mr.. Dudley OF
Hillsboro-Making appropriation for
State midwinter fair, which was pend
ing on adjournment Tuesday morn
ing. The bill went to the engrossing
committee
House bill No. 259. by Mr.. Rich.
pourg Of Walton-Appropriating $4,000
annually for the West Florida fair
was then read a second time in full,
The bill went to the engrossing com
mittee
House bill No. 429, by Mr.. Williams
of Madlson--Appropriating $4,000 an
nually for Middle Florida fair went
to engrossing committee without OBJ
lection.
Afternoon Session.
The House was called to order by
the speaker, a quorum present
Mr.. Ayant of Columbia called up
Senate bill No IA, by Mr. Trammell--
Requesting express companies to
transmit packages not exceeding I'VE
pounds in weight and $50 in value,
for not more than 25 cents. Amend.
ment by Mr.. McCutcheon, permitting
refunding OF overcharges on demand
as bar to prosecution for unintentionsl
error, lost. ine pill then went TO
third reading.
Mr. Watson Of Dade called up Sen
ate bill No. 1s6, by Mr. Hudson pro
viding for the creation Of Palm Beach
county, which was indefinitely post
poned, 80 10 20.
, House adjourned.
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
Senate adiourns.

The House of Representatives was
called to order by Speaker Matthews.
RolL<call Quorum present. Prayer
by chaplain. Correction Of journal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
STATE NEWS

O, II. Nlnklrk WAS crushed 60
death &C nelllnghAm yesterday. he.
ms caughe beneath a falling pile
driver hammer.
Mrs Mary Ann Wollory. a state
pioneer who died two days ago. was
buried yesterday az Sumner.
While Diver Copiip wan. at the
bottom OF the Hoquiam river yes
terday repairing broken water
main his suit burst aud he was
resoueS with llfo nearly extinct
Spokane dealers are selling
ciRRrets since the doclElon OF au.
perior court Judge that the anti.
cisaret law IL invalid
Many Japanese are being caught
while attempting to cross the line
at Blaine into the Uuited States
Nottingham registration has
reached nearly 1000
TIE striking miners AZ Wilbeaon
have been given 30 days IN which
TO return "a work under the old
conditions
Ralph steele. alleged murderer
Of Frank Todd has been taken from
the jail az Hoquiam and placed IA
stronger quarters at Montesano. as
mob violence was feared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14

OAKLAND. Cal. Nov it~No
one In the large audience that wit
messed the performance Of "Mig
non by the Masn Opera company
at We Liberty ',hoater last night
raelised NAT with the On dOf tho
first act came he end OF lie for
Eivira Giordage, a ballet dancer,
Tho exertlon - the dance which
closed the act brought on an at
tack Of heart failure Her Illness
was apparent only 20 the members
OF the company who we're near her
The dance went ON 20 tragic end.
ing, for Miss Glordlno herioeally
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LAND COMPANY
is IN TROUBLE

noIsE, ida. NoR ii-The Twin
Falls North Side Land and Water
company has been cited 40 appear
before the postal department and
show cause why fraud ordW
should not be issued against ~
prohibiting II the use OF the malta
This action was taken after an AZ
vostlgatlon made by an agent III
the department into the methods
pursued In opening the land To set
Element Il Ia alleged to be A. lot
fafV
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largest immigration aud contract
department IN British Columbia.
FURTHER developments are expect.
ed. as Klng has told some OF the
Japanese witnesses that they were
lying to him aud that they must
toll the truth The president 81
the Japanese boarding house keep
ers union Is now denying the state
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DANCERS life ENDED AS
CURTAIN CAME DOWN

whirled and awayol ana main
tained the ensemblsNf tie artistic
stage picture until the curtain of
the STAKE Rnd death dropped al.
most &C the Same instant
ON reaching the wings she fell 10
the floor, and CONSERVATION cnaued
among the COMPANY. whose awe
stricken cries were drowned by 5ho
orchestral climax and the applause
on the other side OF the curtain.
A physician was hastily sum.
moncd, but OF no avail The re-,
mains win be sent 20 Italy for bur
tai. Miss Gioydano waA a native Of
MILAN aud As years of age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov ~ Thu
annual meeting OF the Methodist
Episcopal home mission board aud
committee on church extension
meets IA Portland this afternoon at
2 o'clock and viii be IN session for
the next five days
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free Sinks

s200 white enameled sink. stand.
ard make. slightly damaged, an
sizes. given away Inquire Modern
Plumbing aud Heating Co. 6t0 Pike
st. *ss
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Rohhsa Of an savlnna.

TuSCON, Az. Nov H. Mrs
Felipe Schfamm, an operator zoo
the telephone company was rob
bed OF 5000. aii her Hayinga. SIR
had hidden the money IN a ohlul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
Remnant Sale of Yard Goods

Tomorrow and Saturday The Drapery Section win sge
eia sale Of short ends IN affctas dlmles mun burpe Den
inns madras and other drapery materials which ACCOMPANIED
during the past few weeks Taffeas uuslns IN
lengths Of from TO five yards comprise ooa Il
this lot OF remnants
The Taffotas and Dmltes specially priced yard Toe
The Muaus specially priced at yard ............. 81
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PROBE JAP INVASION

VANCOUVER. n, G. Nov, IA
Close questioning OF Japanese wit.
neases by Mackenzie Klng, federal
commissioner, has brought out the
fact that prominent local men are
at the head OF the official Nippon
Supply company. which has the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
Theodore Wits &
Co.

For spaldiug's Athletic Goods.
Footballs. basketball Association
Footballs. TrapoRe and Swinging
Rings zoos First Ay go
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Putnam Boots

II YOU want comfort they are the
thing HAN. III First Ave. $50
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China and Glassware Specials

WROUGHT IRON CANDLE
STICK. SPECIAL 35e An At
tractive black Wrought Iron
Candlestick complete with fan
oy candle. paper shade and
shade holder. may be- bought AZ
the aboye special price tomor
row.
fsPiEcE CHOCOLATE SET,
SPECIAL Sf.I5-A i3Piece
Fancy Decorated Chocolate SGT
Of good quality German china.
IN fancy shape; prcttily deco
rated with sprays OF roses. will
be sold tomorrow az SI.i5
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Sc for Brass Extension Rods Tomorrow

For and Saturday the Drapeg qgoes
special Brass Extension Rods which siheh
50 inches These staple Curtain
Saturday ................. ............ Sc
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Turkish baths. under Grand the.
alter. 'ss
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menta no made when befoys king
when he put In his claim NJ dam.
ages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14

7.PlEcE NUT PICK SET. spE-
ciAL soc This 1piece Nut
Pick Set s. silver plated. and
consists ~ one fancy Nut
Crack and six picks 10 match
all contained 81 a lined carton.
Tomorrow .+...t.. ...... soc
spAY CLOCK. SPECIAL s1.gS
There are several different
designs Of these ClnclHH. an fui.
iy guaranteed VIII run eight
days with one winding. and
strikes on the half hour az
well aa on the hour Stands
2sih inches high and measures
1874 inches wide. with dial 6
inches In diameter Case IL
finished golden Special price
effective tomorrow is SI.BS
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COFFEE.

Why Schilling's Best?
Because it is best, and
your money is yours il you
think you don't find il so.
Your grocer returns your money
II you don't like Il, We pay him
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Single Pairs Lace Curtains forIess

Interesting special prices single pairs Curtains u
be quoted by the Drapey Section Saturday Al
Curtains that have sold single pair pattern viii 70
for less
SINGLE PAIRS OF NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS FOR Less
SINGLE PAIRS or NOVELTY LACE CURTAINS Foa LISA
SINGLE PAIRS or IRISH POINT LACE CURTAINS FOR LESS
SINGLE PAIRS or BRUSSELS LACE CURTAINS FOR less
SINGLE PAIRS LAcET ARABIAN LACE CURTAINS ron lsss
SINGLE PAIRS or CABLE NET LACE CURTAINS FoR less
SINGLE PAIRS or cLUEY CURTAINS FOR LESS.
you have window you curtain or several vim
dows different parts the house this special affords i.
opportunity The necessary materially Jess sr
you would regularly have pay.
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Housefurnishings Specials

CARVING SET. SPECIAL sf.s5
Putnam Cutlery CompanyE
5-Picoe Carving Set. consisting
OF knife. fork and steel, each
having silver plated ferrule and
cap. Blade IL Of extra quality
steel. and inches long The
Set comes complete Ia lined
boz. Tomorrow ....+.s i.S5
BREAD RAISER. SPECIAL 55e
"A itauhrt Retinped Bread
Raiser. having ventilated cover.
Special ..t*...s+t.s++. 55c
BLACK JACK PASTE STOVE
POLISH. SPECIAL sc This
preparation produces bril-.
liant black polish on stove
pipes and ranges Tomorrow.
a bottle ...s+.s..s...+-.. sc
NICKEL PLATED BREAD
TRAY. SPECIAL Zoe This
nickel plated Bread Tray meas.
ures z inches In diameter b. ~
inches IN length. and has The
word Dread nicely embossed
In center Special ..10r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-14
Special Blanket Offerings

The Bedding Section offers a strong attraction
for tomorrow, which takes the form of four spe-
Gals in Blankets. Our regular prices Bedding
extremely fair, so YOU will readily that when
these already low prices reduced. the buying
opportunity becomes Of considerable moment
Ia White Mixed Wool and Cotton Blankets a
pair 49,. ............ ................ S2.45
ia White Mixed Wool and Cotton Blankets. a
PAIR ......t.. ...... ................. $3.50
l24 White Mixed Wool and Cotton Blankets.
pair ........ 800. ................. S4.S5
ia White All-Wool Blankets, pair M 1878
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COLUMBIA FLOUR BIN AND
SITTER. SPECIAL S1.O5-
This article holds nifty pounds
81 flour. and Is equipped with
sitter that Is simple bat effect.
i've. The -four will not pack
nor choke. as n usual with 9th.
or styles Of siftera, and the
Columbia IL much easier 20
operate. Special .... .SI.D5
ROYAL GRANITE COFFEE
POT. SPECIAL 25c-This ar.
tieie iH made Of genuine Royal
Granite steel. aud has a ca.
pacity Of three plnts Special
tomorrow ...... ....... 25c
FOLDING TuB STAND. spE.
CikL Tso-Whcn open ready
for use n tub can be set on
either side and a wringer Of
any size placed on the upright
wrinEcr attachment when
not ia use Il can be folded. oc.
cupylng but little room This
Tub Stand is extra large.
strong and well made--a su.
perior article OF It's kind Spc-
clai tomorrow ..........5c
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Hall Mirror, Special $4.95

The Han Mirror offered az
the above special price for
tomorrow has heavy guar
ter sawed oak frame. fin.
iahed weatherod Plate
glass mirror measures Tex
20 inches The hooks are
Of oXidized brass. Very
attractive piece Of furni-
ture In Mission design.
and good value az the spo-
cial price ca or
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-05-14
NEW YORh STOCK MARKET

New York, May 9.-tI was only after
the announcement OF the Union Pacific
financial plan that today's stOck mar
ket showed any evidence Of life. II
then sprang into animation with acute
weakness. The largest activity OF the
day was in Union Pacific and the dea.-
ings in that stock took on a degree OF
excitement as the time for the meeting
Of the directors approached. The rise
to above 149 occurred after the directors
were in session but before the financial
plan was publicly announced. 1t ran
off abruptly after the publication of the
plan to al IL. The issue of convert
ible bonds had been fOreseen, but n
rate Of interest at 4 IL per cent. had
been foretold IN place of the i per
cent. announced. The placing OF the
175 is q higher figure than had been
anticipated, and the offer Of the bonds
to stockholders at 80 seems not to Off
set these speculative disappOintments.
Inc EIcCJ Oh Tie "uOIG uldI net was
immediate. Stocks came out in all Ill
rectiOnS and swept the list to a mate
rally lower level throughout. Previous
to his episode the market was dull
10 a verge of stagnatiOn and offered
little TO call for serious discussion. The
fears for the crops continue a depress-
ing factor in stocks, although this con-
sideratiOn was not of much effect to-
day. The monthly report Of the con-
ditiOn of the grain crops to be publish
ed tomorrow by the agricultural de-
partment is expected surely to have an
important influence in forming Opln-
ion on the crop outlook. The agree
ment reported from Albany for the
support of the public utilities bill was
a factor in the early weakness in the
stocks of New York corporations.
There was some further pressure also
on the New York Central, which was
a sympathetic influence on the market.
Then the strength developed III Union
Pacific and in Smelling and shifted
the tide of speculative sentiment for
q time.
Bonds were steady. Total sales par
value 81, 400, 900. United States bonds
were unchanged on call. Total sales
stocks today 752, 300.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

New Orleans, May 9.-Spot cotton
firm and unchanged; middling II l1-l6
Sales 1905 bales on the spot n 10
to arrive. Futures opened steady from
one point above to 6 below the close OF
Yesterday. The bear realizing was
mostly on the strength of a weather
report for the central belt, where the
DEVELOPMENTS overnight were more
favorable than during the previous is
hours. What crop advices that were
received were bullish in a degree, re-
citing the damage wrought by neavy
and incessant rains, delay in replant-
ing and likelihood of restriction IN
acreage through inability to get into
the field to repair losses. The close
was steady, prices ranging from 2 to
6 points below the close yesterday.
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Cotton Movements sc Quotations % Local &Fesasn BOnQS

fluctuations irregular, although
prices made another new high record
for the bull movement. The close was
steady. net unchanged to Z points
lower. Sales were estimated at 400, 900
bales. The opening was barely steady
at an advance of 6 points Oh the near
months in response 60 firm cables
while later positions were unchanged
to 8 points lower, owing TO a more
favorable weather map showing mod
Grating temperatures and clear weather
in the central and western belts. Dur
ing the early session there was heavy
selling for both accounts. After de-
Ginning 10 q net loss Of 8 to II points,
the market was rallied sharply by d
renewal of bull support, covering by
early sellers, rumOrs hat a new bull
pool had been formed III July, and the
predictions for unsettled and colder
weather in the western belt. Prices
reached the high point for the session
in the late trading; then eased of Il
few points under realizing. The east
ern belt forecast was for clear weather
but the cold snap in the northwest
caused some anxiety as frOsts were
predicted for just north of the belt.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-05-14
LIVERPOOL MARKET.

Liverpool. May Cotton: spot in
fair demand; prices six points higher:
American mlddling fair 1855; good
middling 1872; middling SIS: low mid
ding GA; god ordinary SIS; ordinary
$40.
The sales of the day were 10000
of which 500 were for speculation and
export and Included 9,400 American.
Receipts 1000 bales; no American. Fu-
lures opened firm and closed weak:
American middling q. Q. G. May
6-231a: May and tune 6.23; June and
July 6.151a; July and August 6.1GR;
August and September 5.99: Septem-
Der and October 5.93: October and No.
vember 5.S6: November and December
5.S4: December and January 5.S2h;
January and February SSH; Febru-
nv and March 5.S212; March and April
h.S4.
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NEW YORK

New York, May 9.-Flour firm and
quiet. Minnesota $4.35m4.75. Rye
-four, firm.
CORN MEAL-Firm.
WHEAT-Spot firm; No. . red 9112c
elevator. OptionsB to 1bc net higher.
May 93kc; July 92Ac; September "a;
December 95Rc.
CORN-Spot steady; No. =, 591@c
elevator. options sc net higher. July
5Ssc; September $3.50.
OATS-SpOt easy; mixed 47c.
LARD-Firm: western prime $40
Q9.20. Refined firm: continent 9.55.
PORK-Firner; mess a 1875
RICE-Firm.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
SUGAR-Raw firm; fair refining
3.33; centrifugal sc test 3.S3; molasses
sugar 3 &: refined firm.
COFFEE-SPOt quiet: No. Z Rio
6hc; Santos No. 4 TIC; mild coffee
quiet: CordOva ga 12Ec. Futures un-
changed 10 10 points higher.
PEANUTS-Steady, unchanged.
POTATOES-New firm. unchanged,
old firm $2.25M2.50 per barrels.
CAE3AGES-Firm 50cM S2.75 per
barrel.
COTTON SEED OIL was strong and
higher oil scare of shorts and aggres
Sive bull support. Prime crude fob
mills HOminal; prime urnmer yellow
SAC: off summer yellow 49Q51hc;
good off summer yellow 49hcG 501a::
prime white 54@57; prime winter yell
low 55@56c.
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'"H MOVEMENT of COTTON

Houston steady at 12c: net receipts
1,120 bales.
Augusta steady at 12Ac; net re-
ceipts SO bales.
Memphis steady at 11kc; net re-
ceipts 247 bales.
St. Louis steady at 11Hc.
Cincinnati net receipts, 759 bales.
Louisville firm at 11Ac; net receipts
0 bales.
Total today net receipts 2,214 bales;
gross receipts 3,517 bales: shipments,
$3.50 bales; sales: 2.637 bales; stock,
233,67S bales.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, May 9.-Continued cold
weather in the spring wheat territory
was chiefly responsible today for an
advance of more than one cent q
bushel. At the close July wheat was
up 1 IA. Corn was up 3-S. Oats were
1-S to lac higher. Provisions were Il
1-2 to 35 higher.
Chicago, May e.-The leading fu-
lures ranged as follows:
Open High Low Close
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PORT MOVEMENT OF COTTON.

Galveston sFeadY at TIC; net receipts
1913 bales.
New Orleans firm at II 11-16c; net
receipts hip bales.
Mobile firm at 11Bc; net receipts
2.516 bales.
Savannah steady at II 5-1Gc: net re-
ceipts 1,19S bales.
Charleston steady at 11Nc; net re-
ceipts l bales.
Wilmington steady at HE; net re-
eipts 313 bales.
Norfolk steady at 1212c; net receipts
1893 bales.
Baltimore nominal at 12c.
New York quiet 1890.
Boston quiet at 11.90c; net receipts
"a bales.
Philadelphia steady at 12.15c; net
140 Dales.
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NAVAL STORES MARKET.

New York, May 9~.-Turpentine
steady 81 67MG71-. Rosin firm.
Savannah. May 9.-Turpentine t1rm
>63m 6314c: sales 312; receipts 266;
shipments $50.
Rosin firm: sales 9.S21: receipts S93;
shipments 1852; stocks 22.26O. Quote:
A r., c. $4.35: u. $4.45: =. $4.65; F.
81. 7OM4.75: .. $4.7212@ 4.7713: H,
$3.50: I. $4.S5; X. $5.25; NJ. $3.50 n,
$3.50: w. q. $5.45: w. w. $3.50.
Charleston. May 9.-Turpentlne and
rosin nothing doing.
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EXPOSITION

Rates from Wilmington as follower
season uchet ............ .xI2.6 90
Sod daily, April 18th TO Nov. 30th.
60 day ticket $l0.46
Sold daily, April 18th 10 Nov. 30sh
10 day ticket 1915
Sold daily, April 10Th to Nov. Goth
Coach excursion .............. S5.26
Sold each Tuesday. limit seven days.
Endorsed Not good In parlor or
sleeping cars"
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New York, May 9.-Money on call
steady at 2@5 per cent: ruding rate
"a, closing bid 2k. offered at "a. Time
loans stronger; sixty days So per cent
and ninety days 4 per cent; six months
4@41k per cent: Prime mercantile pa
weak with actual business in bankers
bills at 4.S610@ 4.8615 for demand and
at 4.SS3004.S335 for sixty day bills.
Posted rates 4.S4and 4.S7. CONNER
cial bills Asa. Ia silver GAS. Mex-
can dollars soc.
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ne Pains, Itching, Seab
Skin Diseases.
lancer cured.

II you have a persistent Pimple. wart. Swell
ings. Shooting, Singing Pains. take Blood Balm
and they viii disappear before they Develop intn
Cancer. Many apparently hopeless cases OF Can
Ger. S0ppurating SweIlings, Eating Sores or
tunnor cured by B. B. B.
Botanic BLnod Balm (B. 3. 3D. In Pleasant
and safe to take. Thoroughly tested for %
years. Composed of Pure Botanic Ingredients.
Strengthens Weak Kidneys and Weak Stonaehs.
cares Dyspepsia. Sample Sent Free by writing
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta. Ca Sold by Drug
gists 81 per large bottle CIR SAINT by express pre-.
paid.
j. HICKS BUNTING DRUG co.
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COTTON RECEIPTS.

New York May 9.-Receipts at the
ports today 1858 bales against S,244
last week and 8,110 last year. For the
week $4,000 bales against 1896 last
week and 6S,347 last year. Today's
receipts at New Orleans Lip bales
against 2,043 last year, and at Houston
1920 bales against 2.234 last year.
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RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS

Total today, at all ports, net receipts
1862 bales: exports to Great Britain,
2S,173 bales: stock. $4,000.
Consolidated at all ports net receipts
SOTO bales; exports to Great Britain,
53.587 bales; continent, 23,125.
Total since September 1st, at all
ports net receipts ~9,453,484 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain, 3,543,3S5 bales;
France S65,697: continent 3,149.528;
Japan,223.149.