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DRY GOODS.
L..,rArlors TO-DAY.

ssAfATitff iN-lhfF
FRIETY- @Fa0inau AN D ~ s lnN-"stN oA
RamWy q f'sN,rs, az s.'iiE,.c' !,ss .,.,
vlch, % Arop. 81 tls,9H .1',t ~ rsaooLy
yolia, ~ r'eSgo, blA'H y. ssstS'1 LACK
ns,I. .crio.o q a,-iiar nm, and prrvle'
q Arnold @; 81 rsi, ~. bloc and 'pucii, u
RR1vY BROWN 5O.BaTIt',- AsgpsiS q.
OK, Indian no~tT, s,v1f creri, ~ ~ Atrs'
Dsrby. ~ ~. GierdAis, ~ a.; sa'csos -;
g. OhutrE uek "a I iaG. bnnTfs, 81 on;
9ral Tsr1u, - q inic'uSssns'. ~ M
Lunp,.c Ar honrinetoB7s |Ernoh t'ok;
TiNE BRowg ngsrICS-Lsas aeorsa
M Hnys,o',1k: ft,s,hop'ss ~ 3tvSt snil, 2;
sssr.ts, 50 B rlns ,,i'rs Ansn'.a ~
RLsiongD pouKsrIcs-.soo,al, . bunny
.lds TX; ioun.sviDA ~. bord, am rnnsnr>-
NV Az ~, ssnids - ~ Won SS5'G ., eA
msn1nd w naabrA q Eniyh,s, e,nhns
y HesN, ~ {, Hs.s, Z, 4: Bslls.tvsla 2 Cam
Ay!dss y, 4 Pres'sst, =, ~; Fruit q the Loom
DuCRs--ArAe:tshb Ia; srnSs, SON ios
s,Afs Gos, " stArs, iu.-. s. S,ysea t-os, II
Rs1pdsn, nIo~n ssi tyas 90 ln Hnn rd"r
II, 40, IA Bs5lon, - 90, brow, 500 fsso, s.,
J. "a iros.. Ts GsT ssdTl y'ia ia;4 t,nu
arsen ana dNs - rna'ioi nT'poc. i9Si Raw
aye dtdpt6 IA,
TTCKlEG AnosVsaI AGA. a. Eaipl! AT, l&
6oiywsot. t'sia q standard :. os; lssSton &
AZ. ox@s. 40 Continental Fancy. H.; stan
LARD ssorS, sss: Hnrr.sbUTR. III
HlCEOEY EirG "a Sioe sIid tsiOvn-
~ India, ioSc; kflsvbsi, $50 rrorpdSL
4 c. N,r'hon ~, American n; LoWsll (iy!, ~
PLAID OSN aBu RGs-pal.a ~. frCuoIdy
~ nnAgs. -: Riohiyan ~ sshs - Froc
.vI. 10 Cs'sgeasS. t'lingspI. .ngrUis
* tnuiiisns ~.
JEAEs-Ro1 horousn, II; Psci6o, n Il "a Y
Beayor VALLEY, rs; Toxic l2h; Humboldt 81;
PouploA sah; Louisville, &H; Kentucky. aG
1ni.sd atviea s0S Gold Modal ".
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0ROUERIRs.


.Adv.ces from Cuba represent the stats Of the
planters there ~ being extremely embAilsss'
Ing. although financial panic 10 NOT AnticipA.
tAd. sugar growers have large Suanutiee OF
paying prioes. In some cases hey Ssvs Dor:
rowed so heavily In advance on tho crop that
tho proceeds Of saies viii not cover the al
vsnccs.
COFFKK--Rio fair i20iSo prime, NE
.TESssinps:isi $ssss 9ssas h;:os 20
% oaG%'Has sSs ,tpi ox s Ssa.h.a ,oxe
lana whits cl.ddsa. SIC; yellow clahhsd, sxc
chSiss Logissn1 70. "a.
fair To good, %oc; corn syruR bc; sugar
syrup, slGe6so; reboilod, <b6;b2c
BAddINd--Iuro Juia ~ ns., loHG per
'rSr1i Ss;i loSs Tiss i;"psr bundle
eRaGx xss.S; soS. ' I. sHs xx. exc XXX.
soAP-oliys ss psr Sol. blue India 4
Doa POUND ssI 1S' pa psi SSa 0' ~p'
6HEEsE@w, h, iSs fSli cream, iSc;
ROPE icxs Sssis' Cotton rop., lso
WILL DUCKRTs- 0o04 rs pof dossn.
Round, CSC; spring, poI boz
MEAsuRKS-x bushel Iron bound, Z 70 per
'1 TuBs ts0G ns sSs IS no"s Is No. %
per dozen; No. 4 s 0o No 4 % per dosen
WnRApPiNa PAPER-Rag aud stray. So1SsS S'
dro S I bag a. cos al TO- e' SuSa SSi '"'
PiCKLEs-Medium barrel, 500 x.bsrrel
ais, small barrel. %, Small S.s.rTss s7c.
parcel S 80. 2gallon pals chow.chow, ! o.,
,.gallon pals mixed pickles, 1 50. GlAss pins'
30. alss, quarts. q GO dls1s hgAllon' 2 30
COAL oIIr-ll0 degrees Gre test In barrels,
l2c ITO test oil In cans, bo uo degrees nrf
test . 20 per case. ,o - ~
pa M1ckFart No a s:l1si: IT. s
barrels, 7 o., No 2 X-barrsl, 90, No. kits
rs, No, 2 hi.s: 9S No. sits ! %:
CiDER-Crss apple. &c: MISSOURI cider. SOC
psr gallon. Vinegar, per gallon, ls@2o
STARCH, Pearl ~ Royal Glass, ~. Bon;
packages, 3. o.pound wood boz glass, TX. g.
pound paper box glass, az
LYE-ConcentrGted, q 1904 ",
JuGS-We quote lilo por gallon Tor slaseo.
ToMAToEs-t2.pound Sa%ssn,,, B; s.pound
'ecs&L;vbhNiA CANNED Peaches,
95 pears AZ pounds 500 Cages, ~
pounds. 2 20; peas, az pounds, 400 Plums az
pounds. 65: tomatoes, az pounoh e5; cur
sMbKisG ' TohGcCo Genuine Duke of Dur.
ham, i-pound packages, Ale; k-pound. 40; v.
pound, sc; t-pound, 81 assorted cakcs. 40
per ,>cuu5: aal S>ds, 3 - 70 lao psf pound,
DIN re- rare, 100 pSrlS EnsssexA SIC to Il 0s r07
pound: Fall Potsls. t.Os 70 81 Y per os.ss NeissJ
uai, la ~ so Dor IsS pvssri HsiiA LA g q
pcI dos: sari.sss, ArssxteNss raN p0 csss ssf-
dlnsa pt,nsrs. ,iA so pse css.s Song. aa,rcefs
Sea. e;l 50 POI o,", snlx s.l2hs %
slig 70 'li.5s per cs.s; nsigs ieeyesys, os 9. 4,
h., - Sc per grow. olre@ American, sls,
So. por dos., olive on pts, 7,7t pss arx
Mushrnoss. sE ,sT ds.; tea'..'nsed Hils,
dos: ry.s blss 81 ~ -, .nSss.. 5oSn, a1os pev
soIaai 10 nags n n pv- dyNy,: 10. cams ~ 81
por doe-.u; gxtrsots, l,g,oa, ~. gn dnaen; NIX.
racs. assorted g5c. POI 50~zs. choreA, iwholel
go 20 sos Do, b.; NfszEs TeTssz, U~umerni.l
&c 80, ID :. BiSslsirg lSp,alr -. pSs 10 MACK.
ne Gaggpl 20. nor dos
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
AXES--Coiins per dozen, o o. Cola Doiiar
per dozen % Diamond kdgo, yer dozen, p Ur
SKILL yrs AID lIDs--iHc per pound. sugar
Kettles, ttc pvr pound.
sCALEa-Fairbsnbs. 6igcDunt 20 pet cent.
Howe, discount rs percent
TIN pLATE--I. q. l0zi4, peg box, "a, |. O.
l<x20, per box. a 10; Tcrne, i,X2o. per box, &c;
rerye 31t2s per box Il so.
rfNWhRE--pieoed. discount 80 per cent.
stamped, discount Taper cent
SOLDERING I, NC; NO "a aud 10, iSc per
onund
DUCK HORSE CoLLtRs-.Ho Ia % per dozen
HAHKS-two loop. 10 per poren; three hoop
t2i per dozen
TACKs--in boxes, 100 pspeIs, q 30 per box.
GRUB HOH5-per doyoa, = nv railroad picks
%. dozcr ~
NATTOCH8--pcr doseu, y 80.
RUBBER BELTIEG-Discount 60 per cent,
NAILS--s 20 ratio
sHovELh AND sPADES-Rowland's, dis.
count u Der cent Anes' list steel goods, dis.
HEAVY HAgDwARK- shafts, nnished, > 70
poles, IS 81 s'ugleHees, wagons, select, rs.
b1ggy Is; express. 2 20, Wagon tongues
10 10. Hickory axles, 10 %. holsters, rs
Couplipg poles, rs apokes, xxx, select 2 IS
XXX, 2 80. sawed felloea, N, l. rs; :, 90.
eowden shoes, G ~ North western horse nails
No. GO o. z; $, 50 Bar Iron, &c ratio
Plow ste 10 .gpriSg steel, n; cast steel. lac
BU6GIE. Grade b. and spring top, 90 0o3
100 %; do open. 70 0Js-SO On DO side springs
Top, 100 D sIS5 OF DO side bar, 100 00abIso co. 70
ph@tons, i25 O1,sis1 %, A grade sido spring
40 coca co. do ohRtons 100 O0en20O Oh srlrs
scat buggies, l75 Oo&251 %: platform springs
no Ooot20 CO. three spring wagons, Al OoS1i1S
~, bSe lsoanuod, hsrbci wire, &c; galvanized
barlQf. 70
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s,,Is .sb nEDAp TuFrs.

CIucAoo. Aprl n osipls ~ grain to-day ue
a. iollovs: Oats l2i gil; corn, ~. wheai ~
si shlpmen .aI,; Wheat II! 7)o' corn IT,
$40; oats is5, 0i5. ,, 49,
Dallas NJ s,upuly ing this egion with hour
declare II .'ocs. hrr thurt 10 IN, grades OF WIN
ter whest u..d Tor this market aud prices are
kctt stily Al the advance
Ten yesfss n.ithcf India Aus'rsla nor mo
Argentine X public hsd b, NJ n cargo OF wheat TO
EuTope mis- yer tie smognt o cx. ortsble
wheat frt n tdi. L. ,s'ir ADD at 30 tO1 COO bush.
els, from Aus als 10000. an from me Ar
e,ntn, Re ublc 10 co., % bushels, ttsl VI
r. 5000 bushels L. Zach OF lhess couur es
the OF emf gun OF IN. country by railroad. 10
st muisiirg VII 81 pTcdu't OF Ia ,uipri,ing
manner
r y-.Ntu.Hhi 81 81, ,ortharn, Sc
Coz IL 100 $50 lrsu.o AMI s,.si. 20.
OsT.--, fri,. TO- sscfcG,
FL.GN- Patent ia carly breakfast
= ~ frcsn ,od,, c5 10 pure eyeam, 25
4 10 SilG YAt,rt, 10 Union, 10; Prstre
voptL ? o. sirt Choice. Is
skAN-- A. mills. sOV, iu store, Oo.
ClkH'kt kme tolicd per 100 pounds
In
FoSIrY AND uRlTs-6 % per barrel.
IL trtfifN tN' 10 iH4uLCt, ~,
eav, tet corn Rna uAt. ptr lOU pounds, LAl,
corr tan pei 10 ouuGs, iOc
eEApAA FiCuE- "sg 100 poundn. 500
FlN.-I rfh & DCf 30. brghA 20 w. ttou
sny,a t.ffiis '-..e. rs'k ~ bright
4 o. bEshL r.' on hoerd EAR II a.
Miist .yv. G.. Ie-r-n ninsL 90.
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TRADE ITEMS.

Two HUNDRED and Efy csrpenters struck AT
Troy. New York On the 1t Instant Their do
mnId va Ior NolE e. aso 80 O'Clock salur'
f'he pi s.icrs ~ D,iroit Michigan. struck on
the lst for higher wages I - wcrr getting
Is and wan % 80. Al lmVtndi' u sirikeon the
part Of ne co'pred walters IN t9e hoels vas
ayericd he pfopr tois Of all the lesdius
hotel. are advancing their wsg.s 10 VA per
month.
msnuiaciuirrs ne at Plt,hu-g. Pennsylyauia
on the lst iu.tiff, - FIX the card rate. he
easier Ia uf c'u,,rF nave ttopptd selling
glass In Ia district unter regular rates. and
che men ant a pate 30 cut IN piices, hich would
mean n reduction OF axes.
Its said that toe int ,igesce orices are al
ways fun 'fter Christina Of servant girls look
ground that ties wal ~ tn If places until they
get their oil ~ TreI, ns. and then give notice
of III II intention t. setkir III nelds and pat
tures new Un1er these oircum ,ance EN- ploy.
ers woult be vie they postponed ain giving
until All Fools Day
The disJ arity o the Prize OF gran and thst
OF teei hog oiue ~ ana Sosi,y prod 90,
greater than II wa h.lf ~ century ago, while
that o. live stock Is duu lc what II was EVEN
thirty years ago. Even greatr has BEEN the
trice ~ butter, cheese, pOut y aud esas This
In, qusii In owing no doubt IN par. tochanged
methods OF Gu tivaton. pul II Is still abnormal
a,d cannot tontinus as fixed condition OF
Kings.
Tine interest fhown by Kansas, Mime sofa,
MICHIGAN and other western aud northwestern
states IN the coming New Orleans worlds expo.
lition fully ss'tb ishc, iis national character.
A peculiar X nj of build ng stone ia fUuad In
some Localities in ore son, having the property
OF being ulinlurod by the action OF cold, heat or
moisture Itif call grant sandstone avery
rich H. silica. oi close, I'm gain. highly crys-
iaiiJEed, unla ~lnated, ind OF a fne br wn color.
On bel x brought TO WHITE hest. nnd sud denly
plunged in cold waite, II comes out AS solid and
firm as NJ fir
The Chat, uocga Times says that that city Is
now res Is bu' nineteen ears Old. The Wa left
itaw OK ! 1856 e. had not wholesale house.
Torn mills aud furnaces began 81 1871 Ia 1872
the popul- lion WIS G,OC0 now $40 o. mauufac.
tured O. pitilfn $50 2,1eg co. in 1884,, 81 0.0.CC0
Celery has been unusuaily cheap IN the city
of New York oufing the pas winter. L. np-
pears that ceilNin ~ rtirs have discovered that
this delcacy cni' be gown q great advantage
IN the vicinity Of Nits. Nj hiusu, wherl they
have gore toto TIA. cclery uliivn' ion on an cx-
tiao fdirrry 81 ale, They ioun that the celery
thirty he e. especially. and was of II quality
that - IA after had metui,d II IL that celery
wbicl has lie n shirTed 10 Now York and 10 all
the largt cities aud he's brought down tho price
OF the locnl yHrden'rs.
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LuMBrE AND ec1LDINo MATERIAL

The shipment 4 Pennsylvania timber is
footed up = more THAI 400 90. o. feet during
fx'Gayersor EneIish. of Com cc,iout Who Is
report, Il To DO woith 800 90, hat bee largely
fntert,te1 ~ the inn e. husint 81 for many
year. H. was a'htd he fsv.red The placi <
OF lurlh, On n. frtr net Most Asuredly
do" wns his rely "i ains is stripped of all
but her GORE lumber a. " Yorh 'tate Is
cenuded OF her hard wr supply Michigan
a. III. ,nly s'ntr fu m 20 hich We can OBTAIN a
kuptiyo tuuuiuR woods Tho hOu,h has tho
wocds. 10 be sue j. Arian.as, notably, there
isagresttupIly. but IL co o. more 10 get II mp
here thrnit would "a -. o. from Caucda our
Io,icy az ~. t.cnrg IN ihl- instance has worE,
10 the destruction OF our great fotess. y he
eounuy suifrs msterislIy Ia cootenut ace. I'm
woods ", b We LETT will be sacrificed ard Ell
We shall ca the mlfcy OF the Canadians. 1t
q bu, the art Of wisdom - put lumber on tho
FREQ list"
quotations TODAY.
STONE-At the Ba la QrH Tles 30 p6I cubic
foot; lie for foundation lda for Tfli, and 30 Tor
ITSBsR@ Yeuow 7ins. sousn. Z 10. por 40
over a feet - per 100. nresj ST e flushing
clear 20; common, y, Z ceiling, 70 Oti cell
ing $50 .xsIoussh, ps5 ioo' "a Sxs s sSn,gh'
is Ter 100 Poplar dressed 6nishine, 5 90 per
TO. iding. 2 t0i q ceiling go \ ceiling o.;
White pine dressed anishing 6 80 per 100 = :
So i,ns IL ~ c S S IS I'D Sommon, 50.
OnnIn | 80 s"fr. xaes6 10 ~ - sire.
EGLEs---NeiiDw pause 2 sVNi 50 spjw
pfne. 4 500 o.. 3rrrest. =, 90 No. ,,
3 81. N S. 4@
plastic PARls--per barrel. 4 o0GS so.
CEMENT FIuEs-6 ,ucf. ff5-C. i,t,.l, so
inth cs.rn, icna 70, i-.ci cs-p. b0f incl
cefirg tnsrt I p 'uch csy 90 80
DRAIN vi ga .u.A tic ~ u. snch, 20
iocN n - insS. ~ trs.A, -.
NIyf z PAiETS--nos = '1s USE Gat all col.
ora Is pef 49, Al itr lcri9i anS stan
dard rnages arc ~ rgl, ny uaiieh A.-1ec.
WHITE IgAn--EfSloGv fufa 6 1906 IS.
WINDOW GLasS-sxlo to i0xi2 SOe i0xli
LINZ. o1tl .o1. a.ss;l, : ~ !oF o~fts /; bu =,
4 &C. uaiisra oar lop Hsr Dat nerr7', ! E;
Bsiies 10 inis ~ var hrsNri fr.
HAIR-por pound, So 9So.
POST s--ressr ~ 81 Fa's itrc. b
sATga--t q NAP iGN
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FRUITS, NUTS, BUTTER EGGS, POUL
TRY, GAME, ETC.
srorArInns TODAY.


srEEE APfLE5- 0Cfi5 ~ te' psrtoi.
HUTS-Almupos, %, pcr pound Btsril 100
1896 flbct,s !5c. NsplVs walnuB, 8 per pound,
chesinu,s imported none ~ ITO inaTses pea.
nrf TCrroefec rof i'eni1r cho're -hi,~. A.
cooGauuta sOlG9 no
ORANGFs- LouisiAnR 90. 5srrol. ~ ooG
IS 10; pei case, So Vslenoine. per case OF 40
dOai0 10.
LFMoNs--sic;v 500 per boz; MalsEs
S CO.
DATHS---Iu fraIls, lOGl2o,
BANANAS COCA % per bunch.
GkArKS-- alasa. O0etb 90 half bnrroL
SWEET POTAT0RS-on ihs str cots, red
Use per bushe: yellow, 90
ONIOHS-New. % per berrel
PorsTOEs y 'iel, 100,
CABHAGE-Sew 2 % 20 0per dozen, OF 80
ohio EMS wequote ats COOS 30 per dosen;
turfcv6 zoe
EGGS Toe per dozen.
BUTTER Choice western, 2oS2Sc cooking.
tse,iscs country.H IS
SAVER RRAuT--Bsrrols II 90; half barrels,
so.
RAlsINs--London layer. new per boz. o.;
DRIED PRACHEs-Unpoaled. ,c, seeied Ia
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ssDDLERY AND LEATHER.

QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
OAK SOLE LEATHER-X, heavy Texas
TO each side, SIC; b heavy Texas, two brands
TO each side. 3ic X. MEDIUM Texas, free OF
brands, 3sc; A, fnedi m Texas, one brand TO
each side, Soc; Baltimore oak, free OF brands
medium OF heavy, sc.
BUFFALO sLAUGHTgR-Best slaughter !
to 20 10 sides. Bic; good slaughter, l6 10 20 !
sides, 29c; Mstamoras, Csc; good damage 26c
counter sole, 26c, bellies. 2oc.
No SO, sta,,e collars, IL 90. Inch cotton
beck bands, 10. SIX inch cotton back
bands, ! 80 Duck oollsrs, %. Inch cotton
back bands. So sh-6-2 trace chains 40
sg-c-s trace ohsins. s9c 5k-s-2 trace chains,
&C.. 7--s-2 trace chains. boc, No. 4 hook
hsndyL J. sla No. 2 3 S.. No, !, web
h,ters. rors ~ No ? web hs'ief' rn"'-
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WOOL, HIDES AND PELrRIEs.

All giubby, Gu scared. tsinted aud murrain
hides are cissscd as damaged, unles. very
tadlv dsmafed. when thsy are classed glue
stock when the head hgrrs 20 the hide by a
marrow slIip, only b 4 cul on a. Is all meat.
einew isil.boue and horn Dry hidef, moth.
eaten, ,uuburnt or wtsiher.l eaten are clasted
- damaged
suogArIoEs ro-rAY.
WOOL-dszicaf. fsec OF burfF. y dlso; NICK
aoan Improved, i4-ti7c. "Carto. ie-elfc; ooarsc
rnodiurr iSf iec- rsedinm, iae1ioc 1ne medium
O022r f1e wool. eccJrding N cirt anc con
6ftion 1922. bury. 1880 Ter pounn lees
noourdlnR 70 burr.
HiiIFl Prime plump Hiri. 20 It's and up, l7c
ppr n: seconds, fiump Hints, ~ lbs and up, lac
rer 10: prime light and bios. lac per ih culls.
Sails snd SASS - per 10 Try 50 ted sdllSc,
aocordinx T. toI d.ton. sre.r sal Cd, &c
PELTR1fe-De.r SKINS, 1sy<Aci sntslopa. ~,
f6<s seal ssfEs. i5terr sheep pei~' NJ per VOL
nT3ktcr shcariDg-. lcrlbc -
TIIIow-priJ1o ininr- &C. ALLOW gresrs- Sc
s<<c Vr 49, yellow 20 bfo~p. tdhs.
ffVarsv r-inr ~ailrv ~. csrf fnd s1n
anaDa fB071c
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Sheep Receipts 5000; qrm and IA higher;
very poor 70 prime shsSp % 20 ". -; yssrl.
Ing lambs 20 70 $3.50; general salss % 70 ~
for shssp: S7.25 TO % 70 for vsarlings.
KANSAS CITY hAnKsr.
cash; 81 IL bid May;'75 II, hid July.
Corn qulel; 40 TO IL, CASH ~ 70 ~ i.s, Nav;
%. June. Oats duh and nominal; 70 rs
bid.
NET RECEIPTS.
NEW YoRx,. April t-fhe following are
the net receipts OF cotton ~ oil United
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LIQUOR.

Louisville. 10 tucky: In the whisky marsst
the defeal a the bonded extension bill was an
iicipated ana Its effects partially discount d.
The plan of ex orhug In bend will now be
adopt d for relief as the cost OF exLorting ami
rf.imporliug will not be larger lhan carrying Ia
home warehouses The final action OF congress
ends the suspense and aif rds a definite basis
for on, rAtlnris, and while the a verse decision
will s,agnate distilling snd prolong dull and
heavy ie lug In good, alreldy made, some
Authorities bcilevr II VIII ultimately prove Nat
factory 70 the trade IN sc cra In that II III ne
cessiisto exporting, and ircid ntally thereby
open up other markets aud new channels OF con
an ntiO2.
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LIVE STOCK.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.

BFEyYs-Co.n b.cves sake per 10: fair 70
cool grass tee-es, 50 d3kc per pound; mooiun
grass Htevea, SDSko per pnund.
tOW9-Berrer ocvs- = o0tN 90 niicn cow
.orth Texan grades. 20 Co@5Q 90 common 10
sir, IS O0e 90 90. Stock cattle sroud. l50oDH CO
BtJiIs AND eTAGS-For sausage manu-
is0lt or lwo-y esr-oids 2alS.
sHRBP-Gcod mutton, sfDsfc per poanc;
sdiurn mutton 2k12xc per poundi stod
lee 20oe5s o.
BOfTs-2 pf2 - pcf mead.
nf.a--lo~ss - Hfr
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nnnIAr nns rn-pAY

ALUOHOL--2 4U Dor val ~ per hlRf ~l1ns
WRISBY--HccUN.d = OOUl 10. ~ rer prccf
sour mash, one ve'r old, so; two yoers old.
1907 ~: ,trua years old, 2Nf1l 80, fGu0y OK.
TIA old whisky. 3 s095 co. aa per ago,
WtEES-ClS rot In tFsCa 3 COOS o., per quail
It's; Cetswba yer gal, a0o@l 50 PERT 0d0f 0;
Sherry. per gallon, ONNs 90. hsderla, Per g.'-
lon ! tOab %. whi.e w.ue ~ eases, . dA6al6 90.
CHAMPAGNE Jules Nun q Co, % G0aS2 80,
Heldriok 10 bsstet - jaa32 90; GrnE, IN has.
HI. ~ sG@S2 30 Don ashn champagne. C1B
100
BOTTLED BTrk--, Lou!s cuartE ~ 90
pI1ts 4 VI .uidWs .rpI Ow" slse ~ 10 uiDn
IS 20. Eilsnsof n""r ~ ate % nintN. y -
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PROvisioNs.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
BACON Short clear sides, 12S Long
clear, k6kc less.
DRY SALT = short cieAr sides, Ike. Long
clear. k.sk less; breakfast bacon lao
HkMs-CanvssSed aud uncanvassed. $50.
LApD - Tlaroe lie hsf-bstrel, Ike,
5o-pound oans. lie: 29-pouud cans, lie
10 round cxus iiSo s-ponnf cans. ike 3
r-nflnf cam f1Er
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Tho Live s,o'k indicator reports; Cattle
Receipts, 100: market nrmer; native
10 % 90; ,tocksrs ana feeders, $40 TO
0o 90; calves, So IS to $40 Hogs-
Receipts, 5000; weak and 10 to 20 lower;
lots. i70 to 1925 pounds average, s. so To
90 OF IL; mainly $3.50 to 81 8o, Sheep
R~ceip's, 250; market ,tesdy; natives, 90 10
100 pounds average, So is TO t+75.
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NMEiiCIAL.

p,ILss April the lumber for tho now
cotton wefch ust A. lived 10 m the Sabine On
Ave care, aud IVES unlosdtd Today IL 10 over
y eco fct at longl Il pine, of the finest quality.
Since Monday went ears ~ but Sing stone
have 0fIyed from HE Milssp qu.rhcs. for
building NJ der construction IN this cii.
The market AS been swvpi OF Gov ponies
since ye tetdAy sud Dallas den ers have gone to
Nan Antonio 10 seek flesh ,rpHly. There Is
an eclye dem - tor milt cows aud tao hish'
eel uiices aE psld. hsib d wire II advancing
Ccfi,e pf,y!sious snd gran ere al dc,line.
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Flies and Bugs.

Flies and Bugs
riies reaches. su's, bed-bues rats. mice,
gopners chipmnuk. cleared out ~
X rgl cr Il s.. Sc.
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Wanted by sfoEniee 20 hfs class
stnDe cutters ruf -'nrs mssors 5000
~errs rro .t.>ds wrs ~ iocr mo,t'so r
MIDI IL III. 81 tsbdns.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Ladies' approve OF your smoking Little
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-29

handsomely furnished. The chairs were
luxuriously cushioned, "a large mirror hung
over the mantel. the carpet was of velvet.
crystal chandelier depended from the
ceiling, and bright fire burned in the
open CRATE. before which sat lady richly
dressed. reading aloud to three children,
sitting on ottomans at her feet.
For long. long time Amos Derby stood
by the window, his eyes wandering from
one article of luxury to another a dark
frown on his face and his teeth set hard
together.
MY money!" he muttered. when at last
he turned away. 1--WE given it to him
cent by cent. and dollar by dollar, and I've
naught to show for it, while he? he's got
his fine house, and his rich carpets. and
his handsome clothes. It's the same money.
only I've spent it in one way and he in
another"
As the last words left his lips hand
fell heavily upon his shoulder, the voice
of Sillbrook asked him harshly what he
wanted.
(Cop<;puad ,o-morrnu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-29
Outward applications of so-called remed

Outward applications of so-called remedies
must prove worthless with diseases of the
blood, and it is now universally admitted
that neuralgia and rheumatism are diseases
of this character. Athlophoros strikes at
the root of rheumatic and neuralgia troubles,
bv correcting an unhealthy condition of the
blood. Rev. Charles f. Harris. pastor of St.
Johns street. NJ. Z. church. New Haven,
Conn, testifies to the valuable quality of this
medicine. He was cured Of a severe case OF
acute rheumatism by one bottle of the new
and powerful specific.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-29

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Depression of
Spirits and General Debility, in their various
forms also as preventive against Fever
and Ague. and other intermittent Fevers, the
-Phosphorated Elixir of Calisaya,'
made by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York,
and sold by all Druggists, is the best tonic {;
and for patients recovering from Fever or
other sickness, it has no equal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-29

The voltaic Belt Co., of Marshall. Mich,
offer to send DIR. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic
Bel, and Electric Appliances on trial, for
thirty days. to men. old and yousg, afflicted
with nervous debility. lost vitality, and many
other diseases.
See advertisement in this paper.
dec6%eodeovSw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-29
Put Upon Hts Feet.

Sat up in bed and coughed till the cloth
ing was wet with perspiration. My wife
insisted that use Thomas Electric Oil. The
first teaspoonful relieved me. and two bottles
have cured me. | can honestly recommend
it." +. II. Perkins, Creek Centre. n. Y.
apr2Sd&wlw4p
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-29

Oar farmers will rejoice to learn that it has
at last been decided that bees do not injure
grapes. that neglected colds do unspeakable
injury and that no better remedy can be Sc
cured than DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-29

In the Hop Porous Plaster the virtues of
Fresh Hops are combined with strengthening
and stimulating balsams, and its cures of
Weak Back. Pain in the Side, Rheumatism,
and Neuralgia or pain in the Chest are sim
ply marvellous, it being more efficac;ous and
thorough than any llniment or liquid reme-
dies. You'll say so after using.
apr29d&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1884-04-29
Poison Oak

Seems TO yield every time to treatment with Swif's
Specific.
Spartanburg, S. c., March IL, 1884.
Your most valuable medicine (SwIFT's SPECIFICl
has done much good that feel like saying this
for the benefit of those who suffer like did 4 xeA
poisoned by POISON OAK, and saw not well dhy
for six years. until used Swift's Specific. In the
six years ] used almost every kind of medicine. but
none had the desired effect. After using six bottles
of >wifts spec hc am restored to perfect health
with not sign of that awful poison left
Yours truly, DAVID EESBI11.