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COMMERCIAL.

/ Review Of the Nasd1iIIs Markets April q,
I CQTTON-We heard Of no sales 70 day.
MoBLE, April 2l.sass Of cotton day 500 bales Mid
dlngs st 8lOSc. sales three days Zoo bales. Receip
three days 3500 bales. Frsights were unchanged.
s4vAsAH April 9 saiss % cotton to day 300 bales The
CHlKIzsros April Q5sales OF cotton TO- day $40 bales al
prices ranging from % to ll5e The market is generally IN
changed.
2ss 2s5, IS, $50. 26S, 30 s75, 27s So O5, IS,
s5, 90 40 10, $50, 20, IS s., 81, 80, 90,
go o5, 90, So IS, S., 60, 60, So IS, o5,
6 IS, z %, 40. As, z So 2 60 and 60
FLOUR AND GRANITE stock Of Tennessee Flour is very
light but With additions from and Kentucky Che
market is apy supplied meet the demand both for aomscon
sumption aid export We quote sspeFane as69650 and
Extra S79750per barrel the outside figures eng prices
small lots In SACKS The prices s36O9s75 for Extra from
FIRST hands.
Ibe receipts Of Wheat light the sales being limited to
occasional parcel We quote prime Red and White at $3.50
133 We bsv but Of the city mills running, that
upon very short time consequence Of the inadequate ssppy OF
Wheat.
Corn in moderate request at 6j7Oc per bushe Consum
buy sparngy and the export demand fallen consider
ably.
The demand for seed Oats having been about supplied price
has declined to zoe.
PROVIsIONs-Tte receipts OF Bacon shos considerable
falling or the demand limited and the supply is there
fore ample for present purposes We gu Shoulders 7c
packed, &c advance on these quotations. demanded.
Lard limited request at 91zc In good shipping order
IRISH POTAT0Es-Ths market continues we'll supplied, and
planters will officially in procuring article
for seed quote the market dull st s292O per bb accord
ing to quality.
GROCERIEs-The market supplied with Groceries
and there considerable activity in this department We
quote:
SUaAR-Far 596 and Prime to Choice 9G91Se q B in hogs
heads, and lc these quotations in barrels; New
York Coffee Sugars O9e Crushed and Powdered lI69l2e
Loaf Il 29l2o.
MoLAssEs SYRUP olssses IN barrels 44sc gal; half
50c Sugar House 43945c Golden Syrup ia barrels
sc, half barrels eOc, and kegs tten gals e5c.
CoFRRE-o l31Sgl43zc, Laguyra l4al5ci lava leoc b
TEAImpera 5Oc9Si; Gunpowder 5o9l5c Young Tyson Az
ESQ, Black 609Sl So
sALTWe quote Coarse SAX $50, aud Fine 81 600
10, Barrel SOC busheI The stock the
nipple 70 meet the demand
COTTON YARNs-The following the agents quotations
Cotton Yarns 700 and $780, Sc dOz Co., lO 5OO e
100, l2c.
WHEsKY-Rectaed is held at 9O82ac p gallon, sad
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DIR. HoofIand's Celebrated
rEnwrau DUrrEEDC

KHTILL ectuslly Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Jaun-
Wv dice Chronic Nervous Debility. Diseases Of the Kid
neys ali diseases arising from dodered Liver and stO-
ach such Constipation Inward Piles Fulness Of BOsd to the
Head AGdy the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for
Food Fulness weight the Stomach, Sour Erucatons,
Sinking Tutoring the Pit Of the stomach Swimming Of the
Head Hurried and Difficult Breathing Futterng at the Heart
Choking Suoatng Sensations when in lying posture Dim
Vision before the Sight, Fever and Dull
the Heal Deficiency OF Perpiraon Helownes OF the
Skin Eyes Pain the Side, Back Chest LIMBS &C. Sud
Fushes Of Burning IN the Flesh, Constant Imagn-
ings Of Evil and Great Depression Of Spirits.
The propetors in calling the attention Of the public to this
prepsraon with feeling Of the utmost confidence in its
virtues adaptation to the diseases orwhch recommended
no and untred article bat that has stood the
Of ten trial before the American people, and its
uation unrvalled by similar preparation
testimony in its favor given by prominent and we'll
Physicians and individuals in all parts Of the country is
immense careful poual Of the Almanac published annu
ally proprietor and to be had gratis OF any Of his Agents
cannot satisfy the eptica that this remedy is really
deserving the great celebrity it has obtained.
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sPsouIa.iOns and RumOr..

DISPATCHES AMERICAN.
CHARLESTON, April 27.-The Committee on Reso-
lutions and Platform have reported three platforms
One from the Southern States, California and Or
egon; one from Massachusetts,, and the third from
the remaining Northern States.
John Cochraue Of New York presented to the
convention platform which he will offer as a sub
stitute, when in order, and the impression is. it
stands the best chance Of being adopted. It con
tains about the substance of the Tennessee plat
form.
Mr.. Avery, of North Carolina addressed the con
vention in favor of the majority report Mr. Butler
Of Massachusetts, in favor Of his; and DIR. Payne,
Of Ohio in favor Of the other
The discussion is still progressing. BURCH
CHARLESTON, April 27-SOuthern Platform adopt
ed in Committee by one majority. North against it,
except California and Oregon. Majority and Nj
nority responsibilities tomorrow. Prospect for
agreement very doubtful.
MCGAvoCK EwIxG
Gen. S. r. ANDERSON, Nashville.
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS.

LOUISVILLE, April 22.--The river is falling wit
feet 6 inches water in the canal.
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IMPORTATION or EOREIGN Liquors FROM EUROPE
WHAT CAUSES THE DECREAsEy-An article in the Lon
don Shipping Gazette of the 18th ult on the Impor-
tations Of wines and other foreign liquors into the
~Juitel states since the year 1854, shows very
great decrease compared with the increase Of our
population, It appears shat the average consump-
ton Of foreign wines last year only amounted to
about twelve cents a head Of the whole population
Of this country, Notwithstanding that the duty has
been lowered from one hundred to thirty per cent.
The Importation Of light wines has not materially
increased since 1854, but champagne, brandy and
grain spirits have been imported in a much larger
rate. 1t is not % be Inferred that the American
people are the smallest consumers of stimulating
drinks because the Importation o. wines has fallen
Off Perhaps ouf London contemporary would find
one very good reason for the decrease in the i'm
mense consumption Of native lager beer, which,
since 1854, has become not only very popular
drink, but almost the national beverage Of the coun
try. Thousands Of people who drank wine, espe-
cially light wine. prevoustoIthat periodnow rarely
taste but conf1ethemselves to lager beerwhch is
manufactured all over the Union in amazing quaint
ties. Within the last five years also the manufac-
tureof home liquors in every shape has been con-
sideraby stimulated, very much to the demoraliza-
tOn Of the masses and the destruction Of health and
life; but there is no doubt that the decrease IN the
consumption OF foreign wines is more attributable
to the extraordinary popularity Of lager beer than
to any other cause
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HooLEY q CAUFBELL's LATE GEO. CHRIsTY'sl Mn
sTREIs are coming and are announced to appear in
our city at the Gaiety Theatre on Mondaynext and,
every evening during the week This troupe is
said to compose fourteen Of the most brilliant stars
of the profession. some of whom stand unequaled
in their particular sphere. From the reputation
they have established elsewhere, and what is prom
Used our citizens, we expect rich treat Of Negro
Minstrelsy next Monday evening Remember the
doors open at Z; to commence at s o'clock
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Rev. DR.. BURRows of the First Baptist Church,
Richmond, Va. will preach at the Cherry Street
Baptist Church. Or. FoRD's) in this city, on Sun
day evening next, 29th instant, at O'Clock. The
public is invited to attend. ap27-2t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Thousands are daily spealing 10 praise Of
DR- EAT0N's GNFANTILE CORDIAL,
and y2 seause asosr s 10 a6orz as1t1asoas rslff
WREN given in time IL acts BY mac and enc tt alone
van conYines you that what say true. Icontains
no PAREGoBIC OK OPHATE
any Kind, and therefore relieves 81 rsoUiao k1s sngs
q our cild instead Of BY eIQinQ sesi6isiss For this
ssn commend. ITSELF as The only rale prepaI alton knosn
lei 4 children Neethatgt DiarFhGBHs Dgse0te-
y efFiptng IA sac BstVeIs, Acidity Of the
$40 mae a. ~ ind C1ld ia IN e Head. and Group;
Sso ior screening tss gns reducing defamation FegU
dtsQ ~ booes and Fesltag pain Is no eqat-beng
81 anu spd810atc, it Is with lfdHng 5aeccss in all
cases q Con Isi0n or other fits a goe TatH0
re tJe ana e1t OF g0Ur chdre and q0as p s9te TEN
from those sad aud 6tightH0 Consequences achica
Tan to result from fke o. narcotics Of l11lc1 az older
las9'e 2r Aante Complaints are conn osea ts none
oaI Drs EHtOns smfanEite Cordial, This yo1
reg upon Il is perfectly harmless and cannot inure the
delicate infant Price 25 cents Full directions aecompa
each bottle. PREPARED 1nly By
CHURCH & DuPOINTs
No 400 Broadway, New York.
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BALTIMORE, April 27.-The Republican convention
elected f. p Blair and Marshall as delegates at
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nashville to Memphis Grand Junction, 80

TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD AND CONNECTIONS.
TTroagl, Tickets furnished at Broad Street Depot.
Baggage checked to Decatur.
From and after Sunday, April 20, 1860, the trains
win leave, Nashville at 4:5O A. NJ. and P. H. and
arrive az Nashville at 10 A. NJ, and Pm.
apl29-lw W. ON. PERKINS, Sup't
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FIRST BAPTIST CHUECI.-The Rev. DR.. Burrows,
Of Virginia, VIII preach this Saturday. evening at
the First Baptist Church; also, tomorrow Sunday
morning and evening at the usual hour.
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CRAIGHEAD.-Tbe sale of this valuable tract of
and, situated on the Gallatin turnpike and Louis
vile Railroad comes Off on Wednesday, the ID of
May next. The tract is situated >! miles from the
Public Square, Nashville. and is subdvided to suit
purchasers The Louisville railroad passes through
the grounds thus making it easy Of access to the
city either by railroad turnpike Those DESTROYS
of attending the sale can do so by the 100 o'clock
A. NJ train, Louisville Railroad and return by the
evening train Free tickets viii be furnished to ALL
by application to A. V. S LNDsLEY or 0. P. MCRoB-
BRTs at the Louisville Depot. on morning Of sale
Parties wishing to make the trips will please be at
the depot in time apl Paid
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rTeJeqrapbed Ia he Cincinnati cazslie7


CHARLESTON April 2j.-The action of the six
Southern States, the members Of which had an OK
cited meeting last night had an influence unfavora-
bic to Douglas. This demonstration was not intend
ed for effect against Douglas but has been seriously
meditated for months. and was well understood IN
Washington. 1t has produced a visible effect on the
Southern States which were inclined to tolerate
Douglas and upon the hesitating Northern delegates
who had not heretofore regarded this purpose as
fixed. Douglas defeat or the DISRUPTION of the Com
venti0l seems inevitable It is difficult to see how
Douglas can be nominated even with a majority Of
the Convention at his back, which even has never
been assured except by sanguine estimates already
proved to be exaggerated. If a combination could
be formed to give him the necessary numbers, six
States would instantly withdraw The editor Of the
Augusta, (Ga.,) COnStidionalist and John Forgyth,
are laboring earnestly to conciliate tie South for
Douglas, but have produced no impression. Sidell,
Bright Bayard, and party are established at luxu-
urlous quarters, and are working effectively Tor
Southern combination.
The selection of Cushing anti douglas as Pres
ident, and the action regarding a platform, are
viewed as evidences that Douglas cannot be nomina-
ted by whole convention. The opinion OF Doug
las friends mere is that if he has votes enough in
the Convention 70 nominate him, the same power
can re-assert the Cincinnati platform. It is conce-
ded on all hands, that in the event OF such action
the South after unitedly opposing the doctrine of
Squatter Sovereignty, would secede, erect slave
code platform, and nominate upon II some suchman
III.
notwithstanding the organized clappers in the gal
leries applauding everything that looks favorable
10 him. and the host Of outsiders on the floor. For
the present, Dickinson and Guthrie appear TO have
the best chance Of nomination.
Telsgraphsd to the Cincinnati Enquirer
WAsHNeTos, April 25.-There is not a word of
truth in the report that Douglas has writer let
ter declaring that be viii accept the nomination
upon any platform. His friends state that he would
not write letter Of that description even to secure
his nomination and election.
Judge Douglas IS receiving dispatches every
hour. He is in fine spirits, ready for any fate and
far more Indifferent than most Of his adversaries.
lie stands steadily by his principles and viii never
surrender them to command an empire.
The Administration and seeessionists fearing that
Douglas has the winning card at Charleston, are
teegraphing their friends to make division on the
platform to fight for q siaye-code and insist upon
an endorsements of the bred Scott decision. Should
this be done, it is prOsed to annul any resolution
looking to such result By indorsing the decision Of
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EARTHQuASE-The Knoxville Register says two
distinct shocks of an earthquake were distinctly
felt in that place on the night Of the oath. The
rocking of the houses ard rafting Of glass and
china ware created good deal Of alarm.
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Lyons Magnetic Pms.

~ L yOn's Magnetic Insect
sA5=~fS--s POWDER Ezierminates PED Bugs, Reaches.
TcEs Ants Garden Insects, u contains no oison
Lyons Magnetic Pills.
ARE CERTAIN DEATH TO RATS AND MICE.
SOLD EvERYwHERE.
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Books Missing.
If any gentleman has either Of the following
books belonging to the UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
he will please return it The second, third, fourth,
fifth and sixth volumes Of the New American Cy-
clopndia; the ninth and tenth volumes of BENToN's
Abridgement Of the Debates Of Congress; andthe
second and third volumes of AuJsoNs Europe.
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LITERARY PATERs-F. HAGAN, Il College street,
has all the literary and illustrated papers Call and
get your to-day's and tomorrow reading.
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Fourteen Judges are to be elected in the State OF
Virginia on the fourth Thursday of May next. The
whole number of circuits and eli cult Judges in the
State is twenty-one so that elections VIII be held
this year in all but seven.
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The Grover 4 Baker stitch is tie only patented u and
strictly adapted family The zssh douiIs. ssnno
be ripped The machine making this st1h sa8 from W ea
spoo8-uEngu0 shuttle, airing trsad 20 be poo
ed and finishes It's work The simple, liable
arrangement and most easy to learn and operate Of any IN use
pOssengH greater range Of capacity for family Purpola han
any ether other or perhapsa ali other kinds.
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Real estate in St Louis is said to have been little
affected by disorders of commerce, or the cry Of
stringency in money matters. No sales traaspired
the last winter at lower rates than those of the pre-
ri.rs rn.r-
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1st. By:an ,he Sewing Machines IN use,
there are BUT rhroslS kinds OF stitches made
'st. The Grover a Baker stitch.
end. Ths shuttle stitch.
srd. The Single Thread or Chain stitch
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ALvAN CLARKE of Cambridge Mass, well-known
manufacturer Of telescopes intends to fit up an OBJ
servatory tLere forrstronomical purnoses.
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In St Louis, recently one side OF a three-story
brick house, while undergoing alterations fell in,
fatally iniuring little boy three years old.
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prove very injurious to the budding fruit vege-
tatiCn. The fruit is all very forward aud quite pro-
life, especially the peaches which if thmned out
little can do no harm. The grasses. however. are
very tender, aud may be blightcd-L Louisville Courier
april %.
The Bath lNe) Times says: During the trial of
a case in court on Saturday, witness having stated
that he had two married sisters, was requested to
tell their ages Objection was made by the opposing
counsel but Judge KENT ruled that. being married
ladies, it was not unlawful to know their ages"
The Lafayette Qnd) Journal says the sheriff of
that county recently took young fellow to the lu-
natic asylum from that place, who is remarkably
handsome and whose insanity is believed to have
been produced by q morbid development of his self
COnCCit
an told. there are. large and small. some thirty
five opera houses, theatres and hippodromes in the
CITY of Paris, with its 100000 inhabitants In
the city Of London. wiStzabout 100000 inhabit-
ants, there are twenty4eyen similar places Of
amusement.
EARTHquAss.-The Knoxville Register says two
distinct shocks of an earthquake were distinctly
felt in that place on the night of the oath. The
rocking of the houses ard rafting of glass and
china ware created good deal Of alarm.
Fourteen Judges are to be elected in the State Of
Virginia on the fourth Thursday of May next. The
whole number Of circuits and c cult Judges in the
State is twenty-one, SO that elections wall be held
this year in all but seven.
Real estate in St. Louis is said to have been little
affected by disorders of commerce. or the cry OF
stringency in money matters. No sales traaspired
the last winter at lower rates than those of the pre-
vious year
A mandatory OF friction matches has just beer
put in operation in Cincinnati by two wealthy citi
zens Of that city. The cost of the building and ma
chinery has been $4,000.
A fine United States Arsenal building is in the
course Of erection at Sen Antonio, Texas a Ma
sonic Hall just completed at the place. is said
TO be the finest building in the State.
A popular authors exclaims, what pity sons
quadrupeds can't talkl' We are rather disposed to
say, What pity some bipeds can ~
ALvAy CLARKE of Cambridge, Mass. well-lnowr
manufacturer Of telescopes intends to fit up an OBJ
servatoTy there forrsHononical purposes.
In St Louis, recently, one side OF three-stor,
brick house, while undergoing alterations fell in
fatally injuring little boy three years old.
HELEN MCm1EIL recently ran away from her hus
land residing inCatawba county, y c., for the ffl
time, on each occasion with different man.
PERRY BoLsER and his two children we're drown
ed in the Muskingum River near GAINESVILLE, on tn,
18th inst
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A popular authors exclaims, "What pity some
quadrupeds can't talkI' We are rather disposed to
say, what pity some bipeds cas!'
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A mandatory OF friction matches has just been
nut in operation in Cincinnati by two wealthy citi-
zens Of that city The cost of the building and ma
chinery has been Sl5O,OOO
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NASHVILLE.
R0CR CITY MILLS

sATURDAX HoHNHNe, APREL es, 1904
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A fine United States Arsenal building is in the
course Of erection at San Antonio Texas. a Ma
sonic Hall just completed at the place is said
10 be the finest building in the State.
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HELEN AcHIELL recently ran away from her hus-
land residing nCatawba county, \. c. for the fifth
time, on each occasion with a different man.
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New YoRK, april 27.-The Tri5,ase's Charleston
correspondence Of THURSDAY says New York is still
uncOmmitted though several leading men in the del
egation are against Douglas.
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HOs SO G7d 50 C051er Of College and By,,,5,,,,,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
wholesale aud Retail Dealer In
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ana ys because it sesr @ % afford 5asazaeons rsEff
hnsh gwen i time lt acts as II by magic, trial alone
htclnFinca you that what say true Il contains
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PERRI BolsER and his two children were drown
ed in the Nuskngum River near GAINESVILLE, on the
18th inst
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SANFORD'S
InvjSOEatOr,
NEVER DERELETATES.

1T is compounded entirely from Gum, and
become established fact Standard Medicine
and approved by all that have Ised it, and is
sorted to with confidence in all the disease for which il
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febI-Iy
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Cincinnati Market.

.f .ff a'glf4.s FRIDAY EvENIEG, may is.
sS eSe9 C Nj "a TSs :ssa F TH
aud c0 brls fair extra at 50 1 100 do. white wheat
.. - s Sg do ehSSs 1S &c do a. 81 IS 10 ~ DO sooo eN
WHISK Y-Market steady, with fair demand at
lS@ls the latter rate for wagon.
PRONISI0NS-POrk was inactive, and the only
sale heard Of was 100 brls mess at sI7 o there was
an active demand for Bacon sides, with sales of 800
and a, Ssy d II
II hhds. Of clear sides sold at lc Bulk Meats were
active; Of Sides $4,000 pounds sold at S5c. for light,
Sac: for % pounds and yc for % pounds Of should
ers 900 pounds sold az 6Ssc and at this figure hold
and Go kegs at Ike; barrel Is held firmly at lic,
and there r, are IN not many selling At that; 80.
-. .GROCERIES7Sugar hrm: sales Of 10 hhds. NJ Sc,
and 30 hhds fully fair at sac. Moasscs and Coffee
quiet and unchanged. ~ -, .
steady, at 81 59f Sfor prime wRlte and 81 e9i 80
for prime red sass Of 20 sysSes PFE%s Iht' St st s
81 81 800 bushels good white at sisl@ -, ~;
oohN-The market IS steady, with a fair demand,
ossH %i1SS %areSa sRs REiPSS S Without
Of 100 bushels at canal at iJc.; $50 do do at 1ic:
800 DO. in sacks at i5e.; Ia bulkat 4sci 900
RYE-The demand is good; md tho market firn
&C e3@ S5c for prime sales Of 2op bushels at %e 20
BARLEY-The demand for prime fall continues
good, and the market Is firm at s5eeS5c; the lower
HAY-The market for prime Timothy is steady,
with fair demand at SIS per tun In bales on arrival
S%Sna i s and N the
steady at &C. for selected new and nGl0kc. for old
Western Reserve, and ll@ll'sc. for old English
,BiTTER-The market is dull, and prices, are a
shade lower We quote prime fresh m yellow ~ Western
2l pkgs prime Western Reserve az l5e;
POTATOES-The market Is dull, though without
any change in prices. We quote prime Northern at
81 4O(ll 70 per br and common ht 5jc6tSl OO sales
100 hrls Northern at 81 40; 600 bushels do at lOc;
few AfphasmrIiSs n ihe marRSs irffft aFs@