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DRY GOODS.

S..,Tk fIoss toby.
FhiHTS--.rpolasna,fk: LODI .. ,tio l;ei,s! o9S
siai, S. kl.e1. so ilhloi, gglii ~; perboa7
,olid, sR Peabody black, 81, simpson black
81: sliar noufning. 6Y; olonoestsr ,rooto'
~ a n Ell ,8 III Sif ,, s gar rt S%n p'
EElVY BROWN IoMEaTICs-- Augusta A..
6ss; Injisu Hoat7 swim Cteeh, ~ 6Ii h.tus,
-. s. giEodniS- ~ ~ Cabot ~ Y,
& Charter oeS. a.. 4 Lake tssorgo ~ 6gi
jrust woStera, 49, .; International, 49, On.
Atlantic AK bonnlrg.on,7h: Nss,her, u. SKI
FFiIag BRowH po3EsrIcs-l.ase aco.sa,
ss: Harysos7h; poeshontss. ~ Great tslls. Z;
gSetiess "a Plum Island. = Ataniin. *
atasreyo;. az; AnondAle, TX; Dwight TX SO;
In scaEp poMEsTIcs--s Social 9 dummy
side ~. Gnriosyilia -; E0glst Rio Eguonsi.,
*, g hurrr'l. 81. L1nsialo sN; Lonsdnlo, cam
br'r i2S:i We7nsy,.sa. u: Eew Yors Fails ~
8; Haro a., +: Hn,a. II, 5; BailsFdvGle, 4 Gam
bridge, y. 8, Peerless &, 81; friii OF tho Loom
~; Cen OF the Spindle, s. Re.ter,Sk; Glen, ah
clark, dos, u: s.arS, l0-cs, IS Savage. Sos III
Hauipocn. bfown ana 6rch, 90 10 Hampdfn
Ky, do, III Eas,ou. Ic-os, brown s,d diaib 20 =
Montaus. - iac5; 20; 20. s 20 ilch Esi ao
crown and drsh. II; ohsrio, u:Tiped, laTi say-
TICKING-An,osssag AGA. 10; Hara,itnu Y,
HOLLYWOOD, ulala, II: standard p. "a; Ration
AZ; Omega f4i4: ContlnAutsl Fancy, 10; Stan.
dari rancy, e,S: Harrisburg IT,
HICKORY-Tlock River, IS Bire AMI Erosp,
sN India. Io,ic; Aris ctnfi, sko Tnoindiac
Il c, II, milton II; American, ~; Lowell CITY, %
pLAID OsNABuRGS--De,ts, ": ECONOMY
9x; ottawa, sk. Bichigr-, IN: Bale. TX; Wood
lswn. az; Cetswha,sx. Arlington, 8; Augusts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10; Pacific, r. r, IS Y
Beaver Valley. Is; Toxic, l2H Humboldt, IS
r Enited states, so%. Cold Medal il.
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Bulk meats steady; shoulders, 075; short
ribs, &. 90; short clear. SIS. Bntter easter;
creamery, ~ to "a; dairy, sOto Eies. IL.
Whisky, steady 81 ~. REQ inis 81 Hour.
l0.C.O; wheat, 1900; corn, SO,OOs oats,
IA 900, rye, 3, 700. barley, .3 600. Ship
ments-Fluur, 2O,000; wheat, $4,000; corn,
70i 600; oats, $4,000; rye, 10 Ooo barley,
rs COO. Call wheat-aalrs, l,SOO zoo June
ANA JAY rose 4 Cornosilss, ivoi 10 May NAY
rose rs, July fell is. Oa,s-Sales. ao, uOo;
Nav fell I A; June, \. Pcrk-sa'es, s 800;
q "" lime ana july rose s, The D,oyers'
Journal reports Hogs--Rs oalpts, 1880;
shinments, 3 500, market 10 lover; rough
pseklna. 50 q TO $3.50 packlng and shin-
ding 80 50 10 80 10; light, sb@
80 t575. sklps, 81 % $40. Cattle
Receipts, o COO; phipmenlu, .Sni SLOW ont
steady. expor,f, fb:o 70 ~ 'o' soou 70
msdium. S5 90 TO 80 20. Sheer-Recoipis,
2 40 shipments, $40; brisk; 10 higher; In
f,rior 20 fair, 81 TO 81 20; medium 70 good,
as 10 40, ohoics TO extra, 1919 70 10 20.
at, LOUIS MARKET.
Sr. LouIs. April 2D.-Cnll wheat loser;
$iOO5s. bid May; 07 :, Jaly: Corn lower;
10 5s, Mpy; 81 Ia, June; o2 ~ July
Oats nominal. Cntlle--Rsoeipts,l lVO snip
ments, l0O heavy os,tlo weak DINERS
ufm. fApofltFri ~ - ~. '''t 49, -
choices shipping, 1850 70 ~ ~; common ~
medium, 50 to 81. so: corn FED fexsup, 50 20
TO 1878. Shcep--Receipte, 400; shpmnrt.,
none; clipped wanted, hnl none offered,
inferior TO iair wooded, 1915 10 81 20; me-
diun 10 good, $40 TO 50 80; choice 10 ex'
ira, $500 to SO; Texsns, So 10 10 s..
posToH WOOL MARKET.
Bo,ros, April 20.-Wool In moderate de-
mand; unchanged.
NEW YORK MARKET.
Nrw YoRK, April 20 -Beevee-Receipt
$50: market nominal; dressed bee steady;
o 10 10 city dressed. Sheep-Rocelpls,
100; uull and easier; $3.50 TO 81 20, un-
sd orn sheep; IS TO so. clipped; ~ to IS, nn'
sborn yenrlinss. Hogs Receipts, 1000;
nominaliy. S5.25 to 81. Flnur quiet; re-
ceipts, % 90 Wheat-Cash, quiet; op-
lions opened lower, closing high
or: receipts, 1900; exports. SO 600
No. 9 Chicago, 81 03 10 Sl.03 l.2; uugraded,
co to Al. 10; No. 9 spring. sl.i3, May salos,
$50 600 ct 81 90 "a TO 81 II IL; June sSes,
loss. OOl at SIP ii 10 81 Ia. closing at
Sl.i4; July sl0S IA 10 81 60 rs. Corn
lower; cash declined IL TO 2 LIZ; receipts
67 COO; 'xports 500; uugrsded. oil 10 CD ia,
No. 3, 60 10 81; No 2, 3 =;
Nav, G2 |. 9 TO ca, closing at GO 3 s. June, O3
70 "a Ii; cosiug Mt 60 7.s Oats lower;
mixed western, 81 IL 10 30, white, ~ 1.2 b.
45l-2 Petroleum firm; united, Oh Is.
Eggs sasisr; IA 81 tolls Pork firm. Lsrd
lower; IS 65 10 so. Batter FIRM % 10 %
Lead quiet and unchanged.
COTTON STATEMENT.
New YoRK, April % rhe following is
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HARDWARE AND METALS.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS TO-bAAs
AxEs.-Collins, per dozen, OF Gold Dollar,
per dozen oa Diamond Edge, PER dosen' . oc
sKIILEfs AND LIDs-4Iic per pound; sugar
Kettles, Axe per pound.
SCAlES-falrbanks discount as per cent
Howe, discount Is percent
TIN PLATE-I. q. l0xl5. per box o. l. q.
Nx2o, per box, s 90; Tcrnc, l4x2O. per box, so;
'Sr iMT SlR discount so per cent
stsmped discount 50per cent
soLDER-No. /. 1sc; No. Ia ard IL, $50 per
I BUCK HORSE coLLARs-No IL 26per dozen
HAMEs-two loop. 20 per posen; three loop
2i per dozen.
GRUB H0Es-Per dozen, i on: railroad picks
MATToCKs-per dozen, 80.
RUBBER BELTlNG-Discoun 80 per cont.
sa A5v q AND ND srADEs-Rowlsnd's dis.
count 40 per cent Ames list steel goods diE-
count 40 and 10 per cent chan. sn,.,., 4, M
poles, ID So singletrees, wagons select rs.
10 o.. Hickory axlcs, 10 o.. holsters, 4 20
Coupling poles, 4 rs. spokes, xxx, select 2 20
XXX, 40. Sawed fclloes, ~, l. rs; 2 90.
Bowden shoes. a. Northwestern horse nails,
No. &c oc' 7L% o. d Bar I'll iron ~ e rate
BUGGiEs-Srade B. and spring top. 20 oo@
100 co. do open, 70 0o@so co. do side spring
top. loo O Ellis o. do side bar, 100 0O@1So 90 do
phsetonk rs OO1i5o 90. A grade sido spring,
ls0 OOfy2 CO. do cheto1s, 150 0o0100 % bump
seat bugeics, Us Oo@2J0 o. platform springs,
ito ooein 90 three spring wagons 20 ocSSiis
u. SIC; tspanned bsrbed wire. 60; galvanized
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TRAD; ITEMS.

AsocIyry has ~ II founded in New York 70.
<he purIoss o rlcoufagi' spd elcva'ing the
AIT OF bi TX production such AZ Org n'zaNon
may do much 70 I'd IL" afoYshmsnt OF rer-
fair motor Gus vices peculiar TO American
second. g ass publishing, end cannot fell %
exercise most eueh cigi inhuence upon Amer
icsn tyrogrs' nv IN general.
THE ecccuu ~ ildus'riHl lr ss;on In Parls
and the large lumber of isboieTs ana artisans
reported tut ni work there excited the curiosity
a. q correspondent OF the LONDON Eccnomls.
Most OF the statements made. public had come
direct from the complaining ella 8, and 1t was a
matter OF some conjecture rs 10 whether hey
could be couoblraed by indcpeede. I
Examinations The octroi dulles Levied
ON food and drink are an indication OF earnings
were enll 1ysd the octIol rcceip's would indi-
cat. II The receipts from wine. be hnd sp'r.
lis 5scl ed from Go G73 oc0 francs ~ 1851 10 bnl
G2 .C7,f co frarcl H. l,S3. decline which II Is nc
ticed misht be ox iGined by tho cecreaset TX
or wine IN 1852 The 'sceipts from food do elm.
francs In 1855 But a ccclino IN the death rate Of
Paris withiu a year, q the abitnce OF any spe !.
cial reason therefor Is taken as cv'defcc or
some numbers of lnb VI RS ard others having re-
furred 10 the provinces wihlh year
which would acc unit 'or the decline In fond
tax receipis sewing. banks deposits gained
over 100000 franc IN the last quarter ~ $50 as
against 1891 aud the gross nmnu OF loans by
the state pawnshops Mont dc flcul gained
pe,rly 2 O0OC coo francs in 1883 as compared with
1881. The number OF bu'in'ss iailure IN rst Us
also hsa remained nearly stationary: l,6Ji IN
1881 i69G IN 1879, ard l,6l5 in lsS3 Toc.e fac
do rot max good The clhim OF an industrial
crisis The trouble in tho carpenter trade was
caused BY a strii for higher wages, which was
refused. The bulk OF the work ~ be done was
Mquenlly feeling the effects OF their ill-acvised
urfi.,u
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sboni ono,ailons Stocks greatly reduced and
now show, decrca e OF abou, go barrels com;
pared With this day las year. The demsnd
sas' .yIsp 9 % - tsIr fsSaiisl, y y %
choice Ieoolled, ~ TO ~ choice o.nt,ilugal y.
to 20; strictly prime Isooiled, 20 to q; strictly
x sio 10 nm, sesass 'a 10 p s prime rSD Ss
boiled 70 ,9% isir cen. . y ,o% aha.
prrs a,ssa bsRS sna have
he aSSse S"s ssS SSS only pp %
quiremens Choice nonii fair l's TO 3's
pine, . IS TO- . sriipsty, % to d good
CoFFsE--Rlo fair i2f5i3c; prime, Bkdp
iac: choice, Hxebl6c; Lagnyra, ibc;. Java 2oc.
TEAS-Imperial. %S@l65c Young Hysoa zoo
sUGARs- Powdered, 10 iox s;''s crushed. ioNc
graduated. 9Sc; standard A l., Sc; Louis
lana white clarified, sso; yellow clarified, SIC
MoLAssE5-Louiiana choice COG prime, $50
fair TO good. DOC; corn syrup, abo. sugar
rup, 6la6sc; feboied ls9scc.
, ss9d is. 'gs :. iss lns S p''
RICE-W hoiesaie, ex@SISc,
CRACKKEs~sod,, K, snG Xxx. exc XXX.
7c; cream, %; ginger snnpe, 90; -,
pound bars. IS por boa: k.po,md bars, W por
&c cANbIKs- Star fuii WIGHT iSs; shor,,i1.>
Youns America, i6E.
ROPE l0Hc basis. Cotton rope, lsc.
WILL BuCKETs-i coes4 Is per dozen.
CLoTHEsp1Ns- Csc; spring, per boz
MEAsu RES-k bushel Iron bound, 70 por
dozen: 2-hoop pGiln, 2 90; 3-hoop, 2 %,
TUBS-3 nest 25; s nest 2 %; No. !, 0 90
per dozen: No. q s Oo No. 3. 7 90 per dozen.
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag and straw, 4jGI70o,
POWDERS 90 per keg OF rs pounds; i2x do,
2 rs; 6k do, l 81; blasting kegs, 2 80. Shot
drop, bag. 2 Ooep2 10; buck, 2 26;2 So.
Notwithstanding barrel. : 90. k-barrel.
rs. Small barrel. . 90. Small S-bsrre. S 70.
Boston mixed h-bsrrel. 20. Chcw-ohOw "
parrel. go 2.gsllon pals chow chow, / So
s,-gssllon pals mixed pickles, J 20 a,sas pint;'
Glass i.gSlSn, 3, Glass HEY. gAlon, SO;
i2c; ITO test oil In cans, 90; $50 degrees ar
test 50 Per case. ,.,. ,on -. -
barrels, 7 so. No. l S-bGrrelt, 50. No. 2 ~
barrels, 90. No. S-barrela 60 No kits
HOLLAND EgRIEd-imported, IS per keg.
CANDY-su,h, NE ponndi fancy, loa.asc.
CiDER-Crab apple. 4pc, &issouIi cider. SOC
d sr gallon. Vinegar. per gallon, lssl@N
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
KANSAS CITY MARKET.


KANSAS CirY, April zY.-Ihc Live stock
Indicator reports: Cattle Receipts. .444;
market steady; native steers, ]. 203 to ! ,49l
pounds, S5 40 to SO Is: stockers and feeders
unchanged; cows, 1915 to 81 60. Hogs
Receipts, 7,1S7; weaker and 10 10 lower;
lots, average 1876 to 300 pounds. $5.16 to
So 60; bulk at IS 35 to s5.45. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, 2,002 quiet; native clipped, average
" pounds, sold ut S3.25.
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
ST. LOUIS, April D.-tlonr unchanged.
Wheat unsettled and lower, only moderate
trading; No. 2 red. $1.10 to 81. ~ 1.2, cash;
81. 10 to 81 10 Ia, Nav: $l.0S Ia, June; 81
to 97 ga, closing, at OF 3-S, June: % 1.S to
90 rs, closing Of Oh l.S. year, No. 3 red,
cash; 30 IL to so 1.S, closing, 40 7-8;
June, so 3-4 to 81 4, closing 81 Ia. Oats
lower and allow; "a IL, cash; 81 1.8 TO "a IA
May; 27 12, year. Rye slow; so l-2, bid.
Barley unchanged; 65 to so. Lead dull;
So 40 TO So so, asked. Butter lower; dairy,
20 to 25; creamery, 2S to 30. Eggs lover;
10 1-2. Flaxseed quiet Sl.0, asy trm
meal quiet; $3.50. Whisky unchanged;
Sill. Provisions easier aud slow; only job
trade; pork, $l7. Bulk meats-Long clear,
8. 80 TO s 40; short rib, 8 40 to $50; short
clear, $40 to S.75. Bscon--Long clear,
8 Is, short rib. o IA; short clear, 0 IL.
Lard nominally $40. Rscsipts OF flour,
3,0O0 wheat, IL. 600; corn, $1,000; oats, o.
900; rye, none; barley, 1000. Shipmente-
Flour, 0000; wheat, T,oO0; corn, $1,000;
oats, IL 900; rye, none; barley. 200.
CHICAGO MARKET.
Chicago, April 29-vislblc supply Of
grain, April 26ib: Wheat, 25522 000 corn,
49, Ss coo; oats g. 500, 900; rye, sos 600; bar.
ley, 10000. Grsin.in store Chicago, April
2Stb: Wheat, I 20, 600; corn, 5000. 00'; oats
1905 900; rye, POI. 600; barley. 10, 0O0-total,
II, 900 900; came time las. year, II, 95S, COO.
Flour quiet and steady. Wheat.
demand active and very unsettled;
opened IL to lower; fuctuAttd
closed 80 TO 1-2 below yesterday; April 81
3-l to 93 IA. closing 92 "a: May % to 90 1-2,
closing 90; June 81 Is TO 95 1.2, closing 05:
July Oh IA to 95 1-2; No. 2 red spring % 1-2
10 90. Corn Demand active; unsettled;
opened 1-2 TO "a lower, huctuated, closing
8 8 lower; June SIS higher that yesterday;
cash 81 "a to IS, closing 81 1-2 10 81 5-S;
April So "a to "a 1-s, closing 81 SIS: May 81
"A to IS IS. closing 80 "a to 50 Is; July
So TO 593-s Oats In fair demand, closing
Nav, 32l 2 10 80 IA, o,ing 323 JuBe,
50 IS to 80 =. closing 80 3 4; July, 80 IA
TO "a. Rye dull. 62. Barley dull; ~ TO 70.
Flax seed scarce; $l6s. Pork unsettled:
opened 10 10 Is lower and ruled Irregular,
closing stssdy; cash, e17 to S17l2 1.2; May,
1895 10 sl70 OF 1-2, closing GIG 95 20 eli 50;
June. $40 80 TO $l7.2o. closing $17.12 1-2 70
Si7.15 July. el7.i0 10 sl7.32 IL;
year, Si4 As to Sll.50 Lsrd in fair demand;
nominally unchanged: cssh. SIS TO 8 AZ IL:
Msy, s.35 TO sl7 Ia, ci1sinf q 81 1-2 10 8 40
June, e.l5tc SIS, clc...S Il IL ~ $50;
July. Q 81 10 eT IL, closing e.67 IL 70 90.
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POULTRY. GAME, ETC.

A New Yorf dispa ch says: Cartan Ga rett
3 mmonk Of Por Richmond, \. l., csught Gl3
shad ~ one hail o. Tuesday a itetnoon. This
is considered the lar. est catch yet made OF
North river shad. Old shAdmen say the waters
ofthe harbor were lever SO full OF the fish as
n W. Fishermen are making gooi profits, and
many Staten Islam els out Of employ ment arc
rui mir diift nets or helping the REGULAR shad-
men, The helpers make s5 er day and the
owners Of the boats and nets fr- m $40 TO $50 per
the Ash at every trip, Yester'Ay the wholesale
price was ei4 ~ hundred Within the next two
We Ks fine sh will ue selling on the city stands
q rs cents each, or So than cents a pound.
Tho low price will coatlt ~ until the middle Of
May.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
GRwEN APPLE5-5 00d5 70 paY harrol.
NUrS-Ahnonds, 20s DER pound BraIll, Ua
40; hlberts. l3c. Naples wanuts, IS, per pound
uhostuuts Imported, ucno on the snsrsec pes.
mt. Tcnnessdo red, le@llr choice rb:is. !4e
ORANGES Louisiana, per barrel, II 009
800 Per case, 50; valenoine. per case OF a.
3 00ff0 o.
LENoNs--sIcliv, 500 per ho,; xalasa
SArEs-In railu. ,o@iac
BANANAS Ooe14 90 per bunch.
0RAPes-halsRa. 00fe6 80 hall barrel
SWEET POT ATCE S--Ou tho str eetf, ref,
~ Per hufhni: yellow, 90
0NIoES-Eew: 90 per barrel
oxBfAGE9yeva Is "a ocer aosen, or so
SaiG. Sss .%equote ns COCA 50 per dozen;
SGGS ioc per do,en.
1yT1Ea Choice ,sses'cru 9os2@s osostuE
RAIgINo--Lcudon isyor. now per sox. On
6IIHD Crss-nnrce'ed -r epe,e1. 10
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
sToNE--At tho Dallas quarrioe, 30 psi oub,c
foot: lie for foundations l6c FOR wall, aud $50 for
dressed mont.
LuMBER--Yellow Pine, rough, 2 20 poT leo
over "a feet 2 % per 100 Dresi side finishing
clear 2 co. common, Is; u ceiling, 20 Oh; u cell
ing, 2 So kx6rough, 80 per 100; kxS rough,
1 rs per lO0 hx3 dressed, 2 90 per 100. Siding,
| rs per 100 Poplar dressed finishing, 90 per
100; 'iding, 30; y ceiling, $50; y ceiling, 0 co
White pine dressed anishipg, q so per 100 x
siding i ii' common, - "a soiansn' 2 So
OoTlDoa dcorh 1 30; t.aN, 75eDb 20 =, 30 oiss.
sHINGLTS-Yovow r;.se. s p0Gi 60 shiN
pine ( 5000 90: oyprs'-. vol s oG No. =
/ 20; No. g. rs.
PLASTER pARIB-pe. barrel. 4 COCA 90.
CEMENT FLUES--S in'h eTHr 'nun, ~. C
Inch criiinc Joint, ~; G ;Gct Csh 80 'lra
colirg lni.lt / rs. Inch o,p o., Coz,
Drain PIPES inch, l6e or iaSG ilu1- % .
S ,nrh, s7&u 2 inoh. S,tg iroh, zoo.
MIXED PAINTS-Resiy for uRo and all col
ore, 25 per gal al no seEiei snc stan.
iarj mAkcs arc on erle by sNi.s dssleuS
WHITE LEAD--hrictiy PAGE. 6 1866 IS.
WINDOW GLAsS--sx10 10 10xl2 s 90: 10xli
TO lsx2t $50; 1924 to 20x2s 75 less 40 per cent
LlME--Cooperei, Austin. 2 90 De, haTrs,; slig,
90 benson car lot7, 500 pr hefvN iS
tailss. IN lotg 2Oa par hvEss. 2.a
HAIR-por pound. sG0,<c.
POSTS---Oedsr. IL so Bots a. sra. ~
bATU5--. 90 par l.og.
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WOOL, HIDES AND PELrRIEs.
,uorArroEs TODAY,

WOOL -Hexinan. FREQ OF burrs nel2,; Mex
lo1nc nne wool. according TO dir and con-
tiuoa 1920 bury. zssoc per pound isss-
HiDIf-Prime plump flint, 20 lbs and M, l7c
per ID; seconds, plump fints % lbs and up, lac
per 10: prime light and trs.. 13c per 10: cnns
bulls and s,ass. 6 &c per No. dry salted, 94ll4c'
PELTRlE8-Dcer skinA .2D022r antelope. l09
i5c, seal sEina, 15015o; sheep pela. ~ per wool
Soj1ccr eheAxlingI 1o1ltcL
TALLOW-Primo ta1iow. Co tail0W GreanA -
&c: eTcsse yello~ 10 brown ease
A1ByA1ckn0AysAssws - 49, 80 sa-ss
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A Re AL Kennedy !

NEITHER MYSTICAL NOR INDIAN. BUT
eCIsETlFIC AND SPECIFIC.
A REMEDY ofov twenty-five years standing
A REMEDf moIe popular ut home and where
A REMEDY endorsed by tho best Physicians
an Druggists at It's home,
REMEDY that Mr.. q. w 0'NeD, Goodwater
Ala, says raised his wifo from an invalid's
bed and he believe. saved her life.
A REMEDY Of which d pr0n inent Atlanta
merchant said: Il would have given $500 as
soon a. would a nickel for what two bottles
Of your medicine did Tor my daqshteT -.
ItEMEDY in regard to which 81 Cassells,
NJ D, druggist ofThomasyllle. Ga: says, I
can recall insta Cos in which II afforded relief
after all the usual remedies had failed.
A REMEDY abou, which DR.. Il u Feirell,
LAGRANGE, Ga, wri eG II have used for tbs
last twenty years the medicine you are pnt.
ting up. and consider II the best coordination
ever gotten together for the diseases for
which IL IL recommended"
A REnEDY OF VIII eh DR.. Joel Branham, At.
Ian a, said: II have examined tho recipe and
have no hesitation In advising It's use, AID
confidently recommend IT,"
A REMEDY which the Rev II II. Johnson
near Marietta, Ga says he has used In bis
commended II to three families, who found
II TO be Just wna. It Is recommended"
A RENE DY of which PembertoD, lverson u
Deniion say: We have been selling II Tor
The article IS a staple with u.s. ana one o'ab'
A REMEDY OF which Lamar, RANKIN " La'
mar say: I'VE sold 80 gross In four months,
aud never sold It In any place but what 1t was
A REMEDY by which Or. Bsugh. of La.
Grarge, Ga, says: II cured one OF the most
obstinate cases OF VTCARlOUS MEN sTRUA.
TION that ever came within my knowledge
with few bottles"
a Kennedy Of which DR.. J. G. Hu 2, Notasul.
"a, Ala. says. II am fully convinced that II
Is unrivslled for that class Of diseases which
II claims 10 cue"
A RENE ~ about which Major John C. Whit.
ner, OF Atlanta well and favorably known oil
over the United States as a general insurance
agent says: II used this remedy before The
war on large plantation on great number
OF cases, aiwa with a soule success
A REMEDY about which Mr. J W. Strange.
OF Cartersvillc, Ca, oertifes that one bott
cured two members of his family Of menstrual
irregularity of many years standing.
A REMEDY that Is CHEAPER THAN ANY
OTHER MEDICINE offs kind In the world,
because or . BOTTLES WILL CORE THE
MOST OBSTINATE CASE. This great pop
Mar remedy Is BRApF1RLD'S FEMALE
REGULATOR (wcman's Best Friendly For
sale ny ali Drugg sts. Price: Small size, 20
Ccnts; Large size. u.60.
SO o Proprietor and Manufacture,
no. 10S q. Pryor Street, ATLANTA, GA.
Our New Book. "DI5EAsES PECULIAR TO
WOMEN ONLY" mailed free to all applicants
THE BRADFrELD REGULATOR CO;
Atlanta, Ga
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GROCEKIEs.

Messrs Theo Brier-e a S,1 furnish the fol-
ne1inr table dated New Or cans. Acril 26fN:
Total rcceitts 10 date, pS.2s5 hd'; &c 278 d
mSeay: Sf3 mr.; do same tine lss, yesr,
i6V1h i5i,273 b suEar; sos AZ d mo
Ssa.-- ne market during tho past we L
~,SsSnted no new features in plantation gocds
6S0oe " prssnc o X. as well as the better quail
SeSeS Of clarified. are becoming verr scarce while
G1hsr dssc1ipi Gus s'e dull and drsgg,gs, G'so.
S<{<S vf,ftc clar fed, 3si % rs; fair seco.ds.
4 10 epod xfile sIarld d, CTS to 6 a. choice,
- fefiie 5s4 OF white olAfinsd 9 -2 %
kES Sfrjff,r prime. cuer KEITH. SIS: choice
v571v II sihtd s-s ~ "a. prime opeu kettle
~ n 8 81 rsiune yellow clsIinei 6i.2 70 9 b-s
y, 1ssr 800 klt1e, 8 IL on yei'o clarified.
~ SSisS az opsn isstis Si.1.
S7sS-kksia6eo ooods Aoving ~ y
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80
LIQUOR.
QUOTATIONS. rc-pA

ALCOHOLIC so per gal, as per high winos.
WHlsHY-aactidco, l 0o@i 80 az per proof
sour mesh, one year old, 80; two years Old.
T6fSs o., three years old. 2 25GD2 50i fancy, ex
ira old whisky, 5 6oG5 OF, rs per age.
WiEHs-Claret. In cases 0 0o@5 o., per quail
lty; Cstswba, per gal, q0c@1 so Pert oO@4 o.
sherry, par gallon, 0094 co. Asdcrin, per sol.
lon. COOS %: white wine, in cascs, 8 5otel6 %
CHANPAGNE-Juleo Mum q COY 70 0c9S2 oG
Heidsick. in basket, % 60ess2 30: Krug, In bes.
ket. 70 bDcsS2 So Dom sstic champagne. 0cS
II co.
BOTTLED BEES Louis qusrts, ~ 90
oipts u so ,dniwsiser own siEe, IL 3d. piniE
Is co. Er.snssr boer. rrsyts- 9 al pin's. 70 sc
a., hN.,- ~
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LIVE STOCK,
nuorATIoes TODAY.

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
DEEVES---Cosn beevcs, i@4jsc per ID; fair 10
good grass heevea, SA@3Sc per pound; nieSiujn
grcss racves, 39sHc per pound.
J0WB--BarreR COWS, rs oViSH so, Mich cows
= orth Texan graded. 40 C0er5o 90; common to
on, S5 QD&A 10. Stock cattle Groud, Is 00N2J o.
nbLLS AND SrAG9-tFor snneage manu-
10 sl6 CO; igo.yesr.olds. EElS.
saFgP-Go6d mutton SebS5So PSF pound
neiiam ulcison. 2X@2kc nor pound: sioos
sheo 2Oo33 10
q } ATs--2 O0se2 IS por hean.
HOG9--ro,n FED. 4kfhsc
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PROVISIONS.

QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
BACON Short clear sides. 10, Long
cleer kGsj<c loss.
DEY SALT - Short olosr sides ike; Long
oloay. N.pX less; brenkfas. bacon, l4c,
UAM5-Canvassed and uncanyassed, l5c.
LARD - Tlerce, lie; hal.-oerrei, ike
80. pound oanP,. lie; 2o.ppund cans. llo
r0Int qonS IKE.
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Tue Printer again. wos simply an In.
formsl affair. wrote u critic Of a little s.rnT-
berry party at neighhor' house. ut was
simply on internal affair, read the COM.
postor. end that critic OF atrswberri's and
that fashions will never gst any more in
yitations from tina. quarter
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COTTON STATEMENT
ry YoRK. April 20 - This

One hundred bushels Of corn. It Is said,
will shrink to ninety in tho cfio, andto sn
extent more than that, depending on the
openuess OF the crib ana the bouesty of the
neigh bors.
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For Coughs and Throat Disorders

For Coughs and Throat Disorders
Use Browns Bronchial Tr0ohee. Hove
never chaueed nv MUD respecting them,
excsp. think better OF that which | began
thinning well OF REV. Henry Ward
B.ccher. Sold only IN boxes.