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Don,t Show Your MoIk

To tho Editor OF the Herald.
There seems TO be bitter prejudice
on the part of some men against those
who exhibit their work at or in front of
their place OF business. Thoy think it
degrading in the extreme, and by 10
doing, n professional man places himS
self AT once upon the level with the me.
chanic, There are some professions 30
nearly allied to trades that the differ,
ence is hardly discernable, We might
speak of o number of such, but one in
particular that wa will speak of, to wit
dentistry, Has the two blended in such
degree that one is not complete withS
out the other2 'Tis true that in some
cities there are men who make q special.
ty of one or the other of the branches
of the trade. viz operative dentistry,
extracting teeth, or inserting artificial
dentures. But in cities like Dallas, the
three must be associated to make either
n success; and another perquisite to sue,
cess in this connection is that q man
should be skilled in mechanics as we'll
as the other departments Certainly a
man who is well up in his business, is
not afraid TO show his work before it is
buried in the mouths of his patients.
One of the most important duties that
The dental practitioner has to perform
is, to preserve as far as possible the
natural teeth, for, when we take into
consideration how essential they are to
physical development, and how, when
allowed to decay and are lost perma-
nently, the persons suffers greatly from
inability to commute their food,
When he has done his duty in this, and
the teeth are SO far gone that they must
be extracted, then comes in the gentle
mechanical dentist and inserts an arts
fetal denture that in great measure
supplies the demand of nature in pre-
pairing the food for proper assimulat
ton with the juices of the stomach. We
fail to discover any very good judgment
in man who would open place OF
business, and then sit down and silently
mourn his fate in not succeeding in
business, simply because it is beneath
the dignity Of "a professional man to adj
vertise. Respectfully,
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meeting ehuesdayi also saline singing
by the quire"
hr, James q Fields said in lecture
Vt Boston, tho othor evening, that
twenty live years ago he met "GeoTge
Eliot, then an unknown girl, Marian
Evans by name, and gave some remn,
lseenees Of their meeting In London,
She was the understanding woman, To
his thinking, in all England aud had
an eNqalslIely modplated voice.
II is our own fault" he said, as he
LAID the eroquet mallet away, 1--WE
have encouraged the ladies 10 play this
game, and II they cheat us beneath A
smile, aud ruilla our temper by insists
Ing on playing all the game, why OF
course, We must bear H. They are our
equals here nay, they are our supe.
rlors, for the game Ia one Of tact
II ID stated that the new pope Is
about 10 present Queen Victoria with
the 'dolden Rose which the ponliils
ara accustomed TO give yearly TO Cathos
lle ladies OF royal lineage who have
shown their devotion TO the holy
church, The queen In not catholic
but Is supposed to have deserved well
ofthe church, because she made no fuss
about setting up the papal hierarchy in
Scotland, aSl
An Illinois small'boy dscoses how
SOME red hair came TO be found on two
staid gentlemen's coata, The hair Great,
cd u tremendous domestic tempest,
He says 81 just picked up that there
hair and put some Of II on old Smiths
aud old Browns coats ] KEEP putin
OF II on every day, and you Just bet they
ketched II from their old women when
they went home, Smith, he IL solemns
sanownl, and old Brown looks IN If he
he was a'goin' TO be hung"
Jones remarks on frequent cases of
ambiguity In expression, ~ when man
SAID he saw lady sewing with Roman
nose, Another remarked 81 saw two
men digging well with straw hats, ."
'Garret Clauson shoots squirrels with.
out spectacles," "a respectable young
woman wants washing" A proprietor
of bone mill advertised that parties
sending their own bones TO be ground
will be attended to with fidelity and
dispatch" II does make difference
how words are arranged Suppose
somebody should say, DAILY supports
Tilden with two water routes"
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my aO0Dn mARHEr

PRINTS iiobes ", plnks @8ls, Bhlrtlnqa
iii holl In, IL, standards, bli0,6o, sllful,
lhej Harns6, noi Harmony, So.
bhOWN SHEET dh-A Atlantic, A, Sl,a
Indian head, ti,sAoi Nashville, IA, no
Utica u hSei Lawrence, Ill, u l.loI BADGER
~, 4 l,teL pwlghbsls feperel, Il 7Eei re
'BTEAoHEb MusLINs- wamsulta, a,
llnoi Fruit OF tho Loom, 100, l.onhdaie, Dl,o
Hope, so Peabody, SOL New Jersey, y, 70,
Nassau, be-,
DuUKs- Arlington brown, liy.c, Champi.
on Twilled, lihoi Lewiston Plain stripe, foo
lewlalown CHECK, lanci Arlington Fancy
stripe, TO-
GANbiiics--RolI SHci Flat, 6Doi High
ooOra lc higher,
C0ilAET J EANs-NAumkeag VI.g; Pom.
beTton, Doi suffolk, $50,
TICKS AmoskeAg AGA, l7ISo, Lewiston,
O-in, llci do hBsin, 1885, do plaid, 1901 MOthuen
"A, lhoi Conistoga gold medal, l5c do GOA,
Rtoi Cords, No, |, looi Eastern A, 10,
CllECks-E ECONOMY l2hci Americas, lie,
Caledonia, No, 10, lBo, Para 100, Ito,
DEN MS--lbOhton, hhei Cords Xxx, llho,
OTIS, BB, lahoi York, 1906 Clark's, 400,
CnEVlols-ATlington s'S@bo, EyrettH,
l2lscj AmoalIe Gag, l2c,
STRIPES American, 90, Glasgow, 0.a,
lio; Alabama, b.3, brown, 1870,
GlNGHAMb-Amo Nc; Batea, pci
kenfrew, Boz southwark, Sci dress styles,
lOl.o,
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WHOLESALE sROCERY MARKET

BACON, per lb-short clear, 0 3-i@lOc;
shoulders, 63-4@7c; Breakfast, 10 l-2@llc; dry
salt, 1901 3-ic
butter per lb- Western, SO@S5c; country
25G30c.
BAKIN9 POWDERS-Various brands, IA
III cans, per doz 81 25@l 80; IL do do, 81 5O@
q GO;,l do do, 81 25Cg4 80.
CHEESE-W estern. q ID, ID to 10 l-2c.
CANDLES Star, Is to So, l59l6c.
COFFEE-Java, per Id, 2S93O; Rio, choice,
22a22 l-2c (; prime, 2l@2l lac; common to
fair, 10 Logo l-2c.
CoNCENTRATED LYE-Various brands,
4 doz. Id cans, per case, "a 2595 w.
FISH-Mackeral, per Dbl. $40 OO9sll co. kit,
II OOasl d white fish, kit, 95gsl 70.
-HERRINGS-Dried, per Oox, 40g5Oc.
FISH-Drled goldfish per b, O3.i9Ic.
IARD-In tierce, . 3-iGlOc, ~ Id pals, 100
10 I-2c; and 10 ID In tins, II 3.4@l2c.
HAMs-Per Id, fancy brands, 1iS9l511c;
op IkSSEs-Fancy Loui'iana, per gal,
6oa65c; Choice, 5596Oc; Prime O955c; Fair,
RICE-Loulsiana, per ID. 7s7 Lee.
| sUGAR- Granulated, per Id, ii 2.l9l2c;
Crushed, II l.29l2o; Powdered, IL l.2gl2c;
Ouffee, A, per 10, 0l4Gl0 lac; Choice
| louisiana, g99 l-2c; Prime, Z l-49s lie; Ordi-
nary 10 Fair, SOS l.4c; Common, 3-4G8',
| s0DA-Case; bi-carb. English, 696 l-2c.
sfARCH~variou brands, per Id, 9z@5c
| soAP-olive, 5,,4saci fancy soaps, per box,
| "a 5Q36 20,
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THE STATE OVER,

Ellis ComtD-WaXahaehie Enterprise;
Every thing taken into consideration,
our crop prospects for the year are by
no means bad The late rains have
been OF great service aud our farmers
are in very good spirits
Rmnh Cdmtg-fhe Bonham news
says the lades.ln eharge.of preparations
ioI the reunion Of llowells battery
have resolved 10 have no wine on the
table, though u considerable quantity
had already been ordered for the oc'
Casion,
HopkmS County, - sulphur Springs
Gazette Mr. Ben Rpmey OF our
county clipped forty two pounds of
wool from five head OF CoIswold sheep,
One of the sheep was u lamb ten months
old, and the Others were ewes, --Messrs
Pearce a George ARE getting the timber
on the ground preparatory 10 the erec'
ton Of their new tlourlng mill
GrdySoH COmtH-Demoorat Corn IL
from seven 10 twelve inches high
Hogs are dying with cholera about
town,---A boiling alley Ia being started
in Whitesboro Farmers arc plant,
ing cotton and blowing corn,---Trains
heavily loaded with buffalo hides are
coming In from the west. Wheat
and oats look well rs general thing,
yet they need rain,
BsrU C0mtH--IlerOldi The increase
of income of the Galveston and San An.
tonic railway during the past month
amounts to 81, $40 district
and county courts have adjourned to
the first Of MNy,-The receipts for
foreign passengers moro than equals
that of local passengers on the railway
This is undoubtedly caused by the large
number of parties here now preparing
for homes in western Texas Hugo
skeleton of giant unearthed by a
Mexican.
RaSk Couny-Beacan There is
some dissatisfaction manifested among
our business men at the appointment
OF a public wegher at this point, A
rumor was currant on our streets this
week that several Indians, from the
Cherokee nation, were on Bowles' creek,
searching for treauscrs said to have
been buried there by members OF the
tribe many yerrs ago ---The Beacon
regrets to learn that Mr.. Ben. ThompN
son, brother OF Mr. Matthew Thomp,
son, highly respected citizen of Bells
will, in this county, ended this life by
his own hands, at the residence of the
latter gentleman, on Saturday last,
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T0RACC0 MARKET.

PLUG ToBACCo-Virgnia bright, fine,
pounds, Sjssl; do do fine and extra twist, 6OCl
zoe; do do extra 6-in twist, 6S@7Oo; do me-
dium u and l2-in twist; 5S@6Oc do common u
in. twist, lbg65c; do mahogany navy, ~, ~,
5s, i0G5Oc; Louisville navy, bright mahOg-
any, bigJ6c; do do mahogany, Ass0ic; do do
mahogany ID class. iSgaOc; do do dark ma
hogany, iSgb0c; do do hne black, 20@olc.
FINE CUr-Jholoo, 7OSDOc; medium, 700
Soc, fair 70WSOc; common, UO@B6c,
SMOKING Virginia smoking, ~ and ~
6O9O5c; Kentucky, 35@5Oc; common 10 good,
SO@lOc; fancy, M 10 Quality, VI i5@l 90; Hon
radez, imported, per Id, 81 Al.
DOMESTIC ClGARS-havana, s6O@lOO;
seed ana Havana, 4OgS0; do do scrap nller,
'5@ib Connecticut seed, 2h0gSb; ordinary,
l5glS, cheroots aud skies, ll@l3.
dPOkrED CIGARS, price per 1000, Reg
del ray, $3.50; Londres, sliO; Brevas, Sli0; Con-
chas, $780, Flor de Prinsado, $40; Londres dc
Corte, 49, Opera Grand, sllO; Operas, $40
opera Rena, $50 Rena Victoria, 500; Honra'
deH cigarettes, 81.
SNUFF-Maoosboy S59ssc; Rappe French
u; Scotch and Dundyfoot, S5gs5c; common
Doc.
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AI,ernnIeIy shaL en ana seorened

by tho paroxyRma ~ chilla and fever, the
wfetehed sufferer for whom quinlne has
been prescribed essays In vain Ia eKtsTml,
palliative, which at best only millgates the
Violence ~ the MS, aud eventually proves
highly luxurious "a the Hyatem, In Older to
elect u thorough cure OF malArial fever,
whether Intermittent or remiltent, or 10
render the system improbable ~ Ia at.
lacks, H0Atetter'A Stomach Buffers should be
used daily. That this medicine IN a search.
Ing eradicant OF diseases generated by mi-
nAma, and reliable safeguard against them,
other countries that 10 adduOo evidence In
support Oi II In unnucehAaryi but were n
either essential or desirable 10 do 80, II may
well DO supposed that from the testimony
ooIroboratlve OF lta claim, which has been
accommodating during tho last twenty-five
years ana over, sufficient proofs might be-
gathered 10 convince the most invoterate
hkoptio. apr28dlw-wlt
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IL IL the duty ofeyery person who has used
Boscheo's German syrup % lot It's wonderful
qualities be known TO their friends In curing
ma, Pneumonia, ana In fact All throat aud
lung Diseases. No person can use II without
immediate relief, Three doses will relieve
any case and We consider II the duly ofall
druggists 10 recommend II 10 the poor dying
cOnHumptiye, NJ least 10 try one bottle, ns
5000 dozen bottles were sold last year, and
no ono case whore IL failed wnH reported,
Such u medicine as the German Syrup can
not DO TOO widely known. Ask your drug
gist about IT, sample bottles 10 try, sold nj
10 cents, Regular size, 10 cents. For sale by
all druggists, apr2Sdlw-wlt
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Nspotisu,

Atlanta Constitutions An aggravated
case OF nepotlsm has been developed on
the bench IN Tennessee, Judge Bax,
tor Of the United States circuit bench,
has decided TO displaee the clerk, who
has served acoeptably since 1862, and
give the position 10 his son, A Cinein,
nall dispatch states that he will also
appoint his sonNinslaw, Mr., n, i, Bal,
Icy to a similar position in Cincinnati.
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MyaierlrnI En.,,nIs..

Young men these days seriously conslde r y
mud itpnl, ana say slle In unnl Tor a wife, ii
sue ID pale feeble and emaoiated, or suffers
IRON hlek headache or palpilaliOn, OF any
ehrpnil female trouble, tho young gent
CLEAN lhe iauls, and decide that she wont 4
" marry II mus AFFLICTED procure English
Female liltleTs, 10 Will restore Your health,
Nlgpf ana sfengthl viii lmpArt color td
Your cheeks, add r0tnndily 20 your limba
ANA give you u marriAgeable appearance In
every rehpeol, Call and got iull Particular
Texas, tlllmayi
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M
wise = bales; continent $50 bales. Stock
ljS Isl bales.
COmmerciaI.
NEW ORLEANS, April N.--Flour demand
fair. Superhne SO 30; Xxx "a 25gi so; XXX
firmere at l9952c. Oats dull at 35lS638c
Coffee is in iair demand; cargoes
ordinary 10 prime lG@l714c gold. Sugar ia
dull; common to good common 5La6Lc;
fair to fully fair GMaSc; prime TO choice
7JId7A; yellow clarified SIC Molasses fair
demand and nrm: commoa 20c; fair 22ca25c
prime to choice 30q4lc. Rice In good demand
ordinary to choice Louisiana 5h9GHc.
NEW YORK, April 2d.-Flour 5@lOc better In
low grades;superbne western and state "a 40G
4 80 closing firm; southern flour steady.
Wheat fair demand at lgl1Sc better. Corn
strong and higher. Oats steady. Coffee is
steady and fair: caegoes quoted at l3ySal7c;
lob lots l3l%dlSLc. Sugar unchanged, mod
crate demand. MOlasses unchanged, with
moderate lobbiDg trade. Rice quiet and
steady
sT. LOUIS, April 27.-Flour is strong and
higher; uperfine s. 1913 80; fsmi y IS 25a
; 40. Wheat higher, No red fall 81 lstal lS
extra do. 81 l0h9l l0s4. Corn steady 3s7zc
Oats easier, No. 2261f92G14c. Rye better at
6o4c. Whisky is steady at 81 o. Pork easier
50 10. Lard steady, 50 50. Bulk meats quiet
Bacon 81, 50 30, IS 4095 49, for clear ribs
4 and clear sides.
Cattle-ShippiDg grades lower; butchers
stock and feeders steady; prime 10 choice
| shipping steers ~ 5094 SO; fair TO good 81 GOA
| 40; do. butchers s. COCA 10; do. cows and
/ heliers 81 sias IS; feeding steers 90 eOal IS:
| stockers s. 009S u.
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YELLOW PINE-Boxing, scantllng, pei
thousand, SIS 0O; dressed, Sis 90; flooring
dressed and matched, S22 80; Matched ceiling
SIS 90; Misunderstanding, Sl2 so; fencing
SIG %.
WHITE PINE-Rough, per thousand
S45 90; surfaced, $50 90; matched ceiling, So so
misunderstanding, $40 90.
CYPRESs-Rough, per thousand, SIS OC
surfaced, $50 90; pickets, Si5 90.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pine, cut, So 0Og3 co.
long leaf pine, sawed, s. 81; cypress cut, u "
al %.
LATHES--vellow pine, 50 so per thou
sand
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WINES ANDIIaUORs.

VIII lskY--sweet mash, VI 1904 90, tsou
mash, VI 100000.
WINEs--Claret, In case, 81 49, CatawbA;
or gal, tl 1909 %; Port, per gal., Sl,i0gi W
berry per gaI,, 81 1904 on, Madeira, per IN,
BO@a 10; White wine, In cases, 81 1894 90,
OHAMPAldNE--C In basket, $50
HeidslecK, In basket, SIS %; krug, In basket
s27 OO Domestic champagne, sl2glS,
ALE-Stook ale, oaAk, u lOg2 oO, Porter
cask, " lbg2 90.
DlES-Domestlc In cask sl2@lS
Gognao, pergal,, 81 8sg2 76i french, per gal,
u 6Osl5 0;Apple, per gal, q 1898 IS. Peach
VI losS 76iuinger, u 25g2 OOi aokborryjsl %
0g2 10
GlNs-old Holland, pergal,, " 5000 u
Domestic, per gal, VI i00sa 10,
kU Mb-Jamnca, " 3Oab,
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rsCUIENTs AND FRUITS.

EsCULENTS--Irish potatoes, per Dbl, s3 90
as so; Onions, per Dbl, So 90; Cabbage. wes.
tern, per crate. none; southern, per dozen,
81 80, KroutZ, per box, IS.
HITTER AND CHEESE-Butter, western
per 10. 2Oa25c; cheese, western, l2@l5c.
FRUITS-Apples green, per Dbl, 80 N96 30
Apples dried, per lbs, sc; peaches, per Id SC.
Oranges, per box,.6 90; Lemons, per box, ".
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RAILING STUFF.

BAGGING-Light, l4hGli>ac; Heavy l5]2a
Ice.
IRON TIES-Arrow, 81 rs per bundle, with
discount on large lots.
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STATE OF TEXAS.

II gives to the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds Of the West.
Its passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none in the State. PullmanF
Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars
leave bt. Louis daily via the M, X. q T. R'y
at 845.; Hannibal at l0:46 a. m, and Sedalia
at 646 p. M, running through to DeniBon,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hous-
ton without change. Connection is also made
at Sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections OF this Road with the M,
X. 4 Il. at Denison for st. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and all
points North and East; with the Texas d Pa
cif1o at Sherman for St. Louis, Cairo, Mem
phis, and all points East and Southeast. and
1T Houston with the g., II. Il y. A. for San
Antonio, the g., II. q H. for Galveston, the
Texas d New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory Steam
shiI for all points on the Gull and Atlantic
coasts, and the Liverpool & Texas Steamship
Line to Liverpool, Havro and other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while It's freedom
from dust and heat on account Of the nature
Of the soil and the open prairie country over
which II passes, with It's cooling sea breezei
pleasant scenery OF broad prairies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render 1t especially
desirable and advantageous TO travellers and
shippers in preference TO others,
st. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
at 1000 p. M, Dallas $3.50. q. m. and Denison
at ll.45 q. m.
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LIME AND GEM EMIT,

CEMENT Resemble IL worth 81 W barre
Louisville, best, little kept, 81 90 " barrel
Dallas. ~ so.
LlME-The best quality In barrels 10 worth
~; In bulk, 81 DO; ordinary Dallas, $50. pei
bushel.
PLASTER IL worth SO 80 " barrel.
The supply;of the above mentioned arti'
es is ample demand fair; market firm.
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% throw into any street, highway,
lhofoughfare or other public place,
any animal or vegetable subslanee
whatever, or any tin or glass, or pieces
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FIsH AND MEATS.

CANNED Deyiled ham, " 2igs No, BAL.
mon, llb VI iAga b0 l,obatera, " OJsa 10
Cove oysters, uOsgA Corn beaf, vi ~.
hAhDl iss-N boa, us OOslp W, Ia boz,
ga hOtlb ~,
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hREADsrUFFs.

FLOUR Crescent, Ia sacks, $40 Han
iaolnio, tAD Empire, 0ab, XXX, u % /
haglp, VI ihi Magnolia, Ia sacks, M lbs, " 70 !
Indds AAAi u hOj State Central AAAA,
" ~ lh0iee Family, VI "a Star Mills, Xxx,
hlp.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
noon Report-FinanciaI.

NEW York, April T.-Stocks are irregular.
Money per cent. Gold VI 00A@l O05s, Ex-
change-long "a $50; short "a So, state bonds
dun. Govern ment bonds steadY.
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Buy Your Tickets and Ship Your Freight
BY tho
Houston and Texas Central Railway

The following Onices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. where
information may be had concerning NOT
only the H. 1T. B. Railway, but Texas gen-
FL. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, All Broadway, N. Y.
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, l0l
CLARK street, Chicago, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent M,
X. and IT., Burnett House, Cincinnati. Ohio.
A. FAULKNER, Southern Passenger
Agent Atlanta, Georgia.
Inform alton may also lie had at the ageD.
| Q es OF the M. X. d T. Rail way, In New York,
Onicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and St.Louis
j. WALDO,
| CENT Pass, q FREIGHT AIT. Houston, Texa>
A. II. eWANSON,
Cent supt,, Houst0u,. xexss.1snseim
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P0WDER-Keg2 5 lbs, FFF, rifle S7.l5 Keg
l2h lbs, FIFE. rifle. $3.50; Keg q Ii, lbs, FFF,
s20i, Blasting, si.25.
sHOT-Drop, 81, 3Og2.3J; Buck, S2,5j92.00.
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NEW YORK, April Election is dull salel
FRIDAY. SATURDAY.
Middling Uplands. % l5-l6d 5Hd
MtHHlinn nrla R.lRt

Mlddling Uplands % l5-lbd 5lsd
Middling Orleans. 3-l6d $40
Sales 5000 bales; speculation and export
500 bales; receipts 1850 bales, American
1890 bales.
Futures sellers at 1-32d decline. 80.
Uplands. low middling clause, April de-
livery l3-lG@5 2j-S2d; April and May Sled
May and June l3-l6d;J une and July 8 27-32d
July ana August 29'S2d; August and Sep
| temb l5-l6d.
$50 p. Missiles American 5000 bales. Flu
lures weak. Uplands low iddhng clause
May AMI June delivery 25-e2d; July and
| August Dad
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Evening Report-Finarc.aI.

NEW YORK, April 27.-Money easy mt q
per cent. Exchange quiet at 7GL. Gold
steady at 81 00ss. Government bonds steady.
State bonds steady.
New ORLEANS, April 27.--Gold 81 0O2s@l 0O96
Sight "a premium. Sterling bank "a S9L.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

CHICKENS-per $50
EGGS-per doz ..,...........,.."...... S@l0
BUTTER-Pure home -made, scarce. 20@2h
SWEET POTATOES--Per bushel.... 30@40
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Hides and wssI,

aALynrOH, April g,-Hides quiet Dry
'seleeled lalyoi light aalled llltol stack salles
looi kips lOhe wet salIed bslAe butchers
green hho,
wool-hore doing medium 10 nne sprlng
clip, free Of bura, lleglpoi coarse lSgluoi weat'
eTn and bury lOslAo,
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GALVESTON, April Receipts
800 bales. Exports, Great Britain -- bales;
France - bales; continent - bales; cuan-
mel - bales; coaatwIse 254 bales. Sales
s65 bales, stock 24,726 bales. Market dull.
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NEW onLEANs, April g.-Nlght-Ootton
gOmnerciaI.

Receipts net, 1925 Dales:.. gross 3,7lS bales.
Exports to Great Britain 6,26l bales; coast
wise - bales; continent $50 bales. Stock
Iig IN balpS.
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