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0,0C0 bu; corn, $1,000 bu; oats, 10000 bu;
rye, 1000 bu; barley, $4,000 bu.
ST. LOUIS No., March 7.-Flour-Very
strong, but not quotably higher.
Wheat---Opcncd barely steady, declined
early, and advanced, easing off a little to-
ward the close, final figures being about the
same as yesterday; No, 2 red, cash, Slss@s2c;
April, 81 4 gs2sssc, closing at S2skc; May, e29s
@82sc, closing at S2sSc; July, 7SkGD78J1c,
closing at7sNc; August, 7Sss97SAc, closing
at 78s4c; December. S3Hc.
Corn--Weak and lower; cash, l6I9c April,
4GIsc; May, 47ls@47lfc, closing at 47hsc;
June, closing at 4Sc; July, 4sXc, closing at
oats-Easyi cash, oo,1ci May, 2o}lc.
Barlcy-75@s7xc.
Bran-7Sc.
Cornmcal-$2.55
lIay--Unchang and firm; prime timo-
thy, $I2.00@i0,50; prairie, $s.00Cal2.00.
iiutter-unchanged; creamery 24@9sc'
dairy, ls@25c.
Provisions-stronger Pork-$l4.15@14.2o.
Lard---s7 3o6g7.S5. Dry salt meats-Boxed
shoulders, 800; long clears, N.l2n; clear
ribs, 1926 short clears, T.37l1@7.40.
Bacon--Boxed shoulders, S0.37ls; long clears,
$7s0Cg775; clear ribs $7S5@s.10; short
clears, $s00@Sl0. Enthusiastically, $4,000
1900.
Rcceipts---Flour, 5000 brls; wheat 1900
bu; corn 1000 blu; oats 1900 bu rye,
none; barley, 1900 bu.
hipmeDts--Flour, 1900 brls: wheat,
81 600 bu; corn, 1900 bu; oats, 5000 bu;
rye, none; barley, none.
Afternoon Board---Wheat---F and
higher; April, 1850 bid; May, s2Jsc: July,
1ojsc. Corn-strong; Asril, 46H@46Ssc;
May, 47%e; July, 4sIsc bid. 0ats--Firm;
May, 20%c.
KANSAS Cry, No., March 7.-wheat-
Steady; No. . soft cash, 17c bid, zoe
asked; May fales at solsc Corn--Stoady;
No. 2 cash. 43lsc bid, lac asked; April,
iiAc bid, 45c asked; May, 41hc bid, acc
asked. 0ais-No. 2, cash, NJ bids or offer
ings; May, 1890 bid, 309.c asked.
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CmicAoo, H., March The Drorers' Jour
nai reports: Cattle-lleccipts, 1900 head:
shipments, 5000 head; market strong and
Toe higher; fancy, s5.25a5 50; steers, $40
OSLO a;ockcrs and feeders, 81. 20a3.b5;
COWS bulls and mixed, S2O0@3.40; Texas
cattle, RHO 400.
llors--lieccipts. 1900 head: shipments,
1000 head market slow aud easier, closing
b. lower, mixed. f5.i0@535; heavy. $3.50
C,S.6J; light S5OO,d5.G0; skips. $500 800.
shccp-Reccipts, 5000 head shipments,
1000 head; market strongand loCa Toe higher;
natives, S4D@5.O0. western, e5.lOta $50;
Texans, e. i0(d5. 20: lambs. s5.0Oet6 TO-
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LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL.
AZ noon spots--Ilusiness good az nm.
changed prices, sales, i2O0O bales, Of which
American, 300 bales Receipts. 1900 bales,
II which American III. 100 bales. Clio ling QUO.
tailons were as follows Ordinary, Odd good
ordinary, 6kd, low mlddling 5-l0l; good
middllng 5ii-iGi; neutrality-suspicious., TlGd,
middling Orleans, SID.
Futures opened quiet and closed easy, a.
follows
t'rhe prices are given IN pence and 0ith.,
thus t.esd means i.03Oid. and sol means
b.i.0ld.l
At4 p.m.-March, 62id, buyers March.
April arid, buyers; April May. 5.21d, sell.
ers; May-June, 5.2ld, sellers, June.July,
o 81, sellers; July.AugusL 5.25d, buyers.
Augusi-septcmbc b21d, buyers. September,
b.Gd, buyen,'ecpts October, s. ipd value
nAvRE.
spots-Quiet aud steady. Trc. ordinalrc
Orleans spot OIf futuns, Tor March do
livery 0f.L
Noie-rrcs orilnalrc Orleans spot 0sf
represents O0k francs Tor 80 kilos OF strict
middling cotton, Hayre terms. A kilo IN
about BE-, or Is $500 kiloi equal 100 lbs.
A franc IA equal to 200.
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wmsKY- Straight Kentucky Bourbon.
81 .'0faGOo Robinson and Lincoln cuuuties
Tennessee. a. .g0es3D Eastern Rye. 81. SD
0O0, acCorling b. ag- and make. cDlntnOn
whisky, eCeti2h according 10 psooi
HtaoIxe-Sf7c.
nrs-ti. icriia
sHoI-Dup ti.35. buck. si.Oo
INan-Ht.C
HaiIs-fron. $40. steel, s20a2.so.
fowpra-kegs ~ half keg., a., quar-
ter kegs ti.50
HIDrs-Dry flint. No. I. i9c No. 2, n.
dry sailed, 0htishc; green salted No. I, a..
No. lllci green, ie,oc shccpskins i1e
Tos,cco-cOmmon, e,@ssci other gru'les,
3SfdS5c.
ssuVY-Garrcirs, ti0si, Ralxh's. si025.
railroad, o. Is; Gail & Az, ta0I
Coal On,-frimo white, wholesale lots,
10 per gal
WooI-llurry crease wool. unwashcd. 1870
isc. clear grease WOOL, sj@2j bury washed
20ts 30c; tub WISHED, 3jg,J5c.
HFuWAN-iNft2nc.
TALIow--3dailc.
fuRs AND SkIxs-Dcer, 700 15e. bear, n III
Ct7Oo, mink. iHtt0'; coon, hunter handled,
i5@sSc. country handled, i5fsOc. otter,
SivDtta.fg beaver. $500 wild cat. i1g
25c FOX, i5ftIjc muskrat, i0tgiSc, opopum,
iOtai5c; wolf, 50ct,sa0O skunk, i0cgIcc;
panther, hoc6asi.0o.
srrps-Rcd clover. sL756b2S per bu,
timothy, 81 per bu, hcrls, iOt,55c per bui
blue gins., fi.2l per bui ochad grass, Si.H
Csi.50p per bui nd oats. leJaoc per bu.
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Sewer gas, disease germs and conta-
gion are cfectuGlly combatted BY
burning Hydronapthol Pastiles In
rooms and apartments. They arc fra
grunt and inyigomting 10 the sick.
Skin and scalp diseases are pcrma-
nently cured by Hydronapthol Soap,
n pure, highly scented medicinal
soap for toilet, nursery and bath.
Toothacle, face neuralgia and In
famed or swollen gums yield
promptly 10 DGrby's Dental Plaster,
which take the place OF opiates and
dangerous toothacho drops.
Corns and Bunions cause no pain
where Mcad's Corn and Bunion Plas.
tiers are used. They quickly allay
Inflammation and relieve pain.
spallpox and other contagious dis
cases are prevented by burning Sea
bury's sulphur Candles In Cellars,
closets. sinks, ships holds, bird
cages, chicken coops. etc.
SEABURY q JOHNSON, New York.
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-Four Kansas City real estate dealers
went out into the country the other day
TO inspect bog which, In the spring, they
intend 10 plat and put ON the market as an
addition" As they sat on log talking
the matter over a largo wolf came and
squaitcd down beside them, apparently
approving their plans and wanting TO be
let into the syndicate.
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SuUEP-Choice; t66i'sc medium, a4@
aisc; common, fi.0Hdi.bO.
L,Nns-Choicc, 500, common 10 good,
per head, 81 h0a3Oo
GHAss CArrLH-Choicc, a'Eeelci good, az
@ai.c, fair 10 medium, s.@2Ac; scala.
wags, iA@iAc, fcedcis, light 2@2lsc,
heavy, 2AMSc.
IIoos.-cholce lighe, 500, good, tls95c;
common, la0litc.
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Tho following Is the seating capacity OF
the eight largest churches Of Europe: ~.
Peter. Rome. $1,000 persons; Milan ca
thcdral. 5000; ~. Paul, Rome, 5000,
~. Sophia, Constantinople, $1,000; Notrc
Dame, Paris, ~ 900; Florence cathedral
10000 Pisa cathedral, 1900; ~. Mark,
Venice, 1000.
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by TELEGRAPH.


Nrw fonK, March Mooney on call easy
NJ 2eS per cent; last loan . per cent;
closed offered n per cent
Prime mercantile paper, o@oN per cent.
sterling exchange dull but steady, nj 1854
for 20 day bills and ls7 y for demand.
Government bonds were dull bat firm fol
the day. State bonds were dull and steady
The stock market was again more active
today though the improvement In ia.
amount Of business done was spasmodic and
irregular. aud while The list was strong IN ih,
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HAY-Choico, from store o5c@Sl 90; car
load. from levce or depot, $lS 50Nl0.5 80;
prime, store, 90G92lsc; car load from levee
or depot, tl70OGlS.50; prairie from store,
GoGl70c; car load from leyee or depot, $1,000
@1200.
BRAS-From store, $i.0e from levee or de-
pot, 5000.
CoRN--From store, white, G2c mixed, 5sc;
from levcc or depot, white, In bulk, BIC;
In SKIS, Coo; mixed, In bulk, 5ic; in sks, DC.
OATs-From store, white, 43c; mixed, 400;
from levco or depot, white In bulk, 3Sc; in
SKIS, i0ci mixed, in bull, SOC, In sks, Use.
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Mule. mud uarxes.

Honsrs-faIr demand, drivers, tie5@i75,
heavy draft, sl15a2ej; saddle, ti10a2oo,
extra saddle, s9Ooa2o0 plugs, t5Oof6S;
Texas ponies, $4,000, common drivers,
ta5aiOO.
MuLu-Falr demand: II 10 lax hands
high, f0oaii0, iliS 90 rs hands high, tiiO6o
l2e; IL 70 i5H hands high, ti259i00, 49, 20
10 hands high, ti5O(aigO
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Provisions.

FISH, Mackcrel, halfbrls, No. I, 800; No.
2, 1926; No 8, -; l0-ib kit No. !, $ll0;
No. 2, $i.05; No ., -. Dry herring, fam
lily, 25c per box.
Hoo PRopucTs-steady; mess pork, $3.50
61lG00; sugar cured hams, ji@yil1c; break
fast bacon, li0li &c; bulk pork, clear sides,
7Mg7Iec; clear rib sides, 74Gt7ssc; long
clear, 74Gg5skc; shoulders, 0Hc.
LARD-Tcs, ne; half brls, 1%c; kegs, 73sc;
choice kettle sKd0lIc; steady
PICS Frxr-Brls, $3.50, half brls, $4,000
400; kegs $3.50.
FRIsn MEArs-Choicc beef, headquarters
&c; forcquarters, &c; second grade, hind
quarters, Oci forcquarters, &c. Sheep, DC.
Hogs, 10.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet and
closed casy; lower TO SELL mldding, 0ssc.
Bales. 900 bales including none last evening
OF which 90 10 exporters aud $50 10 splnncrs
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, SIC; good ordinary, SIC; low
middling, CSC: mlddling, 09kc; good mid.
ling, ioci mi,idling fair, 1886; fair, NOM
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sioo@4lo; extra fancy, $L2S@L5o; patent,
$i.60tg5.0o quiet
RAoKERs-soda, extra, &c; soda, treble ex-
ira, 4Hc; ginger snaps, 5H@1IGc assorted
jumbles, l0c
CRACKED WnEAr--m half brls, sI.25 from
store.
HoMIsY AND GRIrs--From store, 1926.
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Don't waste time and money and undergo
needless torture with the knife when Ethio-
plan Pile Ointment will afford instant relief
and certain cure In every case OF blind, bleed
ing. iiching. internal aud external piles.
Rangum Root Medicine Co., manufactures,
Nashville Tenn. 50 cents and 81 per bottle.
Sold at Holsters drug store, 2sJ Main street
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received, with lrawn and IN store by regular
elevators. as reported to the Merchants ex-
change today: Corn received, 2,022 bu;
Withdrawn, lao blu; Ia store, 4,523 ba.
Oats received, 2.Oi5 bu; withdrawn, 3,G0s
bu; In store so 7Ss bu. &
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Articles. Opened. Highs. Lowest

Cash quotations were o. follows
Tlour-Qulct aud steady; unchanged.
No. 2 gprlnR wheat 1910 ,nc; No . rcd
siGsu t,c; No. 2 corn, oiltC No. 2 oats
2sg.m;pa.c; No. : rye. 6o,lC No. harley,
s5cs!c; No. faxsccd, $40 prime timothy
seed. &25la255.
Mess Pork-pcr brl. si3s5Cl3ee lard. per
100 lbs t7.62b, short mis- sidcS loose.
500 He,5.i0 dry ualtcd shoulders. Loxcd,
saooSo.io short clear sides boxed, E.i5G
$50.
Reocipts-rlour, 1900 bril- wheat, 5000
bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, rJ',VO bu; rye,
shlp@sa;s~iisss. sssscf bills whe..
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GENERAL TRADE.
uresdsfum.

Cons Mn.t-siandard, ,205, pearl. $500;
roller. 2,O0Ca3 90 quiet
BrsEs-Nayy, t2,1bCg30o. medium, S2Tb.
oAr MnsI,-in half brls. $40 from store.
fIoun--from store, common, t1.ooct3 70.
|aipily. 13.25a3.00, choice t5.50l03 IS, fancy,
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sr. Iouis No, March 7.-wool- Quiet and
steady; unwashcd bright medium. iGc92ic;
coarse braid. i3fa2lc; low sandy, i0allSc; iine
light, ii9i0c; fine heavy, i0eti7c; tub-washed
choice, Soc; inferior, 3OgJJci sacks, 100
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Nrw YoRK. March There was a very
good quantity Of goods novel by agents In
execution Of orders OF recent engagements
for scasonablc Epccialtics, when on Old orders
for staples they were very free for all leading
muksa.
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Ifousrhoid supplies.

ArrLEs--Ncw York, siOOGi50O per brl;
dried apples 7GSc per III from store. Dried
peaches, sc from store.
Fnuir-Orangcs, S3.0Oa3.60 per box. Lem
ons, S3.0oBJ.6D per box. Bananas, $1,000
$50 per bunch.
VEarrAnLns- Onions, si.2J1l50 per hrl,
g. 90 per hu. Cabbage, new Louisiana. $3.50
CtlOO. Krnut brls, $3.50; half bril-,
$3.50. Garlic, si.00 per 100. Turnips,
500 per brl. Ruta Baga. s2.J0.
foULrRY-Chiokcns, spring s200N3On.
hens, S3Od350, turkeys, S9mtri5cg
DRESSED chickens s2OOGt3O1, turkeys l5e9
lGc per lbi ducks, $5.OO93.cQ lsccse, stOO
GssE-oasI, s2Oo per don squirrel.
si.25 per dOz- Ncnfson. whole dctr,
4Gi5c: saddles, To-. Wild ducks, S2Ji
Per dor. Rabbits. si.T5 per loz. Pal.
ric chickens. SIC0a5.OO per doz. wild tur-
keys SosIsc. sniPc, si2lAwoodeoek' 800
per dok
PicKtIa-Brl.. $3.50. halfbrls 500.
Eeos-Unsciilcd boxes, ~, "a -, l2iSc.
RkIsINs-loudOn. Layers, $500 Layer
s2s5. California. taeh.
St'rs-COcoanuts, 40 per I0o. Peanuts.
Nirrinia. o.: Tenne--ee. farmers stock. N,
q. r0asied- 21fe higher sbellcd, To-. ~.
cane Iexas. tal1c.
BrrTtn-Buiierins isaisc. creamery, .
sss. dairy, lsfi -. oOantry butter, Ia %,
buiteri1e. i5'a-ls.
clpsH-o1ark. $50 pr brl AMI $50 pcl
haifbri.
POTiTors-Firn. selling al 10. 2JGito p,
hu. - 25s550 pr bfl. sweet potatoes, So
pr bh.
ynnsH-Pr snl. ssi2c.
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Dox'r LET the doctors mount up big bill
ap Inst you, but try La-cu-pi'a and find
health
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groceries.

CorrEE--common. i5c; ordinary, Ice; fair,
lie; prime Rio, lsc; choice 10 fancy, Zoe; old
government, 2sd3Oc; quiet.
SuGAR-Purc white, 0Ac; or white, QAkc;
yellow clarified, 0i+G0Hc; open Kettle, 10
5Ac; refined A, csc; standard gmnulHed,
TIC plantation granulatcd, nc, powdered
Sll@SAc; cut loaf, Sls@SAc steady.
RIcE-Louislana, 6ci Carolina, 0I9@7c;
strong
C,NnIEs-stick, all sizes, IN bxs pals and
brls, SIfd0c; fancy assorted, SJ9dJ loo; extra
fancy, lSg2c; firm
CnEksE New York factory, 00sc; full
cream, i2@i2jfc; young America, l8al3h Nc.
SALT--Saginaw, Sl.3pal.iO per bril- Ohio
river, $l.2Oial.25 per bril- SKIS fine, $3.50
lao, coarse, Sl.iO6ti.la. pkts blrached, d.2ji
mixed, brls, 5000 mixed, 2A0t7c.
Scars AsD CAsDLEs-Soap 3G5isc; can
dies, full weight, s9.m9c.
CANNED Goops---Pino apples. sl.95dl.5 80
Peaches, 2 lbs, standard, si7b; 5 lbs, stand
ard, 81. 20, seconds, $50. Tomatoes. 2 HIS
standard, sl.OO0l.i0; 5 lbs standard. Si.95@
i.30;. Strawberries $i75. l,aspbcrries,
si0O. Dlackbcrrics, Si.25@i.s0 Green
cages, $i.75Csl.S5. Pears, si.75s2.2S
Pluins, Si.G5@l75. Asparagus, s2.G5lti.2i.
Green corn, Sl.2JtIl.ij. Green peas, $1,000
100. Cove oysters, full weight I III. c0c;
lbs, Si.05Ogi.75; light weight III. Goa G5c
lbs, Si.O0l1l.l0. CONDENSED milk. crown,
S5.75@5.s5; Eagle, s7.75 Swiss, $40. Sal
mon. 500. Sarlincs, SJ.7j; mustard sar-
dimes, 500. Mackcrcl, $780, herring
maekorcl. si.25.
characterization common 20 fair -
6i2Jc; prime 10 choice, 3O93Ic; fancy, $50
iOc; common 81 fair, 20q2jc; prime 10
choice, 25,G2sc; syrup, 2OCtiDc; firm.
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DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.

ImpoIts-M IN r. u balos MA u n. 81.
L&NRn, ~ NAL RRR2f C,o&sw RR
~ L. NO& II n, no. steamer, ~; wagoas, 10
Total So bales
EspoHs &CRR 9oi bales Ma So.
l. a RH, IS. 4, O& VIZ H. s0s. ticAm,r
north. 80. Total. 2.i9l bales
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Lospox, March 7.--Consols closed az i0lIs
for money. and i02 i-iG for the account
bar silver. ;3Ad per ounce.
PAEv, March Three rcr cent. rentcs
SCI i0c for the account.
HANK ctRARfNCs.
CmoiGo. ILL.,, March 7.---Clearings S.-
iTO.cu1
NEw OELrANs. Ia. March 7.-Clcarings
OF ihc banks. q, i30.aao. d.
Nrw NoEg, March 1.--Clearings, Sii3, &c.,
Olo: balances, Si.5i7,nJ7.
DuTiNonr, Nd, March T-.-ClcaFingS a.
sii, 5fD; halnpces, S252GJ5.
81 ioyis Mo-, March 7.--Clcarings, 81
zoe. M; balances. $50, Cos
Dosroy. Mass, March I--Clearings, $l2,-
orr 0si; balances, si,GS,3T.
pnsL,BELrnIA. Ia, March 7.--cieafings,
sS,CJS 500, balances, si,jiI,7s0
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on md Turncntine.


ryrLAsp, o., March 7.--Pctroleum--
}; >. W. liOo. nc.
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MIN YORK.


Spots opened quiet and closed steady;
middling. 10 3-i6c. Sales. 80 Quotations
were A. follows Ordinary. Sic; good
ordinary, sAc. low midii'ns = li-iscs ulid-
ding, 10 3-i0c rod niadiinE. 40 5-iGc. mid
ding fair, n i.ise. fsir. n ii-ioc
Futufcs oi-nsd irregular aud tlo-s,d
steady % foilous hnrga, sssaalet. April.
eslaas5. Nsy. Ioqsalooie suns. iQiia
1914 July. loig6lolt. AuEast ioiss
1918. Eeplemhef. $3.50 ~. oUta,rr. sos
ss2 November, atolsets. ileosml,cr. $50,
osS January. s.SsssGL ssies. ~,
hale..
xUw oRLE,xs.
The spot market opened quiet and cl0.es
nominal. buyers and ~ollen apart. middling
sii-icc. saics. I, 80 bales Quotations wer,
ss follows Ordinary, Sioo. good orii
nary, i5-i0c. low mlddlinF, p.ci middling
9ii.iGc. good middlinK, 10 i.iGc.
futnrcz opened quiet and closed steady
A. follows MArch. amaze. April. 0isa
eco May, s55895G. June, pGiCi 9.Gj. July
o7s@o5a. August aGaas0 September
epsasi, October, aiO@oii; November
oOlaa0s. December. 0o5G,0.oJ, January
oISa9is SALES, "a. 400 bales
DAiLY nEroEr AND INTERIOR NangEr.
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Iany disease for which II Is recommended
land a failure In any case Ia utterly I'M
POSSIBLE. OzDna, scrofula, Syphilis, inI
Ievery stage, Chronic Inflammation, RUM
lining Sores, Ulcers, 6wellings. AbscessesI
Icaused by Hip Disease, or Carries, In-I
Visible Parasites, all angry Skin Dis
leases and unnatural discharges are i'm
|mediately controlled by La cu-pi-a andI
la positive cure 10 the Inevitable result.
DIOR seven years was almost one massI
|of corruption. Deep angry sores had eat
len down TO my backbone, my body andv
limbs were covered with sores, my lips,l
|nose and throat partially destroyed byI
them given up TO die BY the best physi-
Iclans OF Columbus, weighed but eightyI
pounds, reduced TO the verge OF the grave
Thought was dying. Then took La-cu-
lpi-a. nothing else; took 20 bottles. All
Iny sores are healed and am Ms well asi
lever In my lie and weigh l25 ponnds."
l25w. Court st. COLUMBUS, 0Mo.I
Sold by Druggists. q per bot, Q for ISL
ISend for "The Ills OF Iife," sent free.
lDr. &. II. Hartman H CO., ColumbuA Il
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BANK STOCKS.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK.
EXCHANGE Ia PREM. SELLING.
Uotton Easy, Lower to sell-Middling
Cotton, o Gee = Sales. Today 200
Baios---The Tone OF the General Mar
ket Steady--Meats Steady.
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J per cent, to all bank customers who re-
:ciee ample accommodation,
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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-12-25
THE NATIONAL

We present to our readers a synop-
sis of the proceedings Of this body,
which met in Meridian, Miss, on the
5th inst:
Officers present-C. W. Macune,
President; l.. l.. Polk, First Vice
President; R. T. Love, Vice-President
for Miss; S. B. Alexander, Vice
President for N. c.; H. P. Bone, Vice.
President for Ala. Linn Tanner, Vice
President for La; A. B. Johnson,
Vice-President for Mo-; j. H. Nc
Dowell, Vice-President for Tenn.
Evan Jones Vice President for Texas
pro tenn; w. A. Wilson, Vice-Presi.
dent for Ga. pro tenn; Ell. McRae, Vice.
President for S. G. pro tenn; w. N.
Huey, Asst. Serg't-at-Arms; G.. L.
Clara Asst. Door Keeper; E. B. War.
rem, Secretary; A. E. Gardner, Treas.
urer; Ben Terrell, Lecturer; I. n.
Gresham, Door Keeper; Fl. G. Brown,
Asst. Door Keeper; T. E. Grome,
Serg't-at-Arms.
u. w. ISoIu, -. y. duu u,
G. De Loach, were appointed secre
taries.
LIST OF DELEGATES.
Alabama-H. P. Bone, Z. M. Bar
bour, R. NJ. Honeycutt, J, Fl. Harris
Fl. G. Mccall.
Georgia.. w. Beck, @. T. Zach
airy, D. w. Dyal, A. F. Pope, w. A
Wilson, r. l.. Burk, J. Ell, Turner.
Kentucky-J. E. Quicksall, w. S
Stone.
Louisiana-W. M. Mann, J. M
Stallings, A. Dimmick, W. r. Wo
mack, A. T. Hatcher, T. A. Clayton
T. S. Adams.
Mississippi-W. A. Boyd, Roberi
G. Patty, 6. w. Dyer, W. M. Steel
J. w. Copeland, S. d. Lee, J. G. De
Loach, Fl. F. Simirall, F. M. Glass, D
R. Hearne, D.. F. Chapman, J. H
Beaman, w. l.. Mitchell, G. L. Don
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-12-25

"A HAPPY, joyous Christmas to
all the readers of The PROGRESSIVE
FARMER!
The Editor will be with the good
people of Dutchville on next Saturday
the 10Th inst, and deliver IN address
to the farmers.
IT is an open secret sin cotton
circles, that the crop is short. Our
farmers who can afford to hold will be
we'll paid, we think, to do so.
As AN Organ of the Alliance, the
THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER yields most
of it's space to National Alliance mat
tiers this week, and in doing so, we
necessarily exclude many other good
things. Be patient friends.
The PROGRESSIVE FARMER force
has given. you a year of faithful, hard
work and asks for that rest which is
accorded to newspapers, that we may
enjoy u holiday week. A merry,
happy time to you all. Our next issue
will appear on the Sth of January,
1889.
Will some friend in each county
give US answers to the following ques-
tons: How does the acreage devoted
to wheat, oats, grass and clover com
pare with that of last season? Will
your people plant less cotton? Will
they plant less tobacco? Will they
give more attention to raising home
supplies? Can you give us the names
of two farmers in your county who
have planted cotton or tobacco for the
past ten years and bought their farm
supplies who have made money?
-GLoR1ous "Old Zeb"-true to his
great patriotic heart and true to the
farmers and laboring men of his State
and of the Union, is ever at his post
in the Senate, and ever ready to fight
for them. He is one of the few public
men Of this country who talks in the
Senate as he talks on the hastings.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-12-25

- The indications are that the next
General Assembly of our State will be
composed largely of farmers. The Pro
GREssIvE FARMER proposes to discuss freely
such issues and questions as will most
likely be brought before that body and in
which every farmer in the State is directly
interested. 1t will keep its readers thor
oughly informed on all matters of legisla-
ton affecting their interests and will give
the ayes and noes whenever necessary.
The people shall know who are their
friends and who their enemies. If you
want to keep up, subscribe now for The
PROGRESSIVE FARMER.