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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-06-13

ALL hope for the passage of bill for
the repeal of the ten per cent. tax on
state banks has been abandoned. Fact
about the matter is, hope is an unknown
word, congressionally speaking.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-06-13

INTERNATIONALLY and congressional
ly the Albany Herald is on a very high
perch. Come off the fence, neighbor,
and liyen up things in your neck O. the
woods.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-06-13

BILL NYE, in recounting the exploits
of a young Arkansas desperate, says
that though only twenty years of age he
had been the.cause of more. deaths than
most physicians of sixty years old.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-06-13

TIE first shipment of watermelons has
gone north. They we're shipped to Gin
cinnati from Leesburg, Fla. The melons
brought fancy prices, and the indications
are that the demand this year for the
juicy fruit will be heavy.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-06-13
Appleton. S. G.. Suly12. 1901.

= ,
Mr.. W. H. Barrett, Augusta, Ga.
Dear Sir:-I have used your H. II. P,
in my family for Indigestion, dyspepsia
and liver complaint, and regard it as the
finest preparation Of the kind l have
ever used.
Yours truly, MARSHALL Hill.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-06-13

THE The Boston Herald very properly
remarks that ''after the young co,ored
woman from Tennessee has worked up
the Londoners to the proper pitch of in
dfgnation on the subject of lynching
negroes in This country she might appro-
priately invite their attention to the out
RACES that Englishmen are in the habit
ofinfic ing on some of some of their own
colored BRETHREN
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-06-13

THAT town of FL -'aso, down in Texas,
is quite prudish. The authorities there
have just prohibited women from wear
ing divided skirts in public. Several
years ago they put the Mother Hub
bard" dress under the ban. What the
strenuously virtuous city fathers of E,
Paso would do should lady appear on
a bicycle in oloomers must be left to i'm
agination.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-06-13
TRUE 6 CO., Box 400,
Augusta, Maine
For Sale.

One 12-horse boiler, one 10-holse
Skinner engine, one so saw Winship
gin, press and fixtures. O4e pair
Marlin platform scales. All as good
as new. I will sell them them cheap,
either for cash or note with good Sc.
curity. They can be seen at my farm
% miles south of Brentwood.
G. F. SMITH,
Brentwood, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-06-13

IF YOUR BACK ACHES,
Or you are all worn out, really good for nOths
ing, It is general debility. Try
BROWEvS IRON BITTERS.
It WIN cure you, cleanse your u 'eE ana RtSa
q good appetite.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-06-13

Good Country Lard at 10 cents pei
pounp. j. w. +. LowREY.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-06-13

Mr.. ATKINSON makes big fuss be-
cause some of General Evans friends
have used money for Legitimate cam
paign purposes, such as hiring teams to
get voters out. Yet Mr.. Atkinson, at
room 1O4, Kimball House, ''bled" the
slate judges and solicitors without mer-
cy, and he is not using this campaign
fund strictly for legitimate purposes.
We do not call buying up of bar
rooms and the furnishing of intoxlcants
legitimate purposes.-E Messen-
ger.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1894-06-13

THE pretty southern actress, Miss
Kitty Chatham, of Nashville, daughter
of the late gallant confederate general,
Franz Chatham, will wed on Saturday,
the 9th inst, Mr.. A. F. Thompson, of
England, who is reputed to be an esti-
mable gentleman of culture and wealth.
Miss Cheatham is admired and respected
throughout the country and is greatly
beloved in the south.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30

10 1871 n steers 81 soGs4 C5; llsh, steers. SWgE4
fair 70 good Eat cows 81 50Gs3 TO- good veals " 2sg
81 10 fIogs-Receipts last y hours D.OO hssu "'n
Tor thus far 10000 head for zane TINE iast
York 1900 head: on sale. 1890 head market ope,ed
fairy active and strong yesterdays c.csing
closed steady 20 rrn ali Sold good Yorkers - zDas1 -
mostly s. % good medium and heavy s. a5ato ~ Pis.
Sheep ana .am3f--Rccsips iast ~ hours llfW heaa
total thus far 30 Oco head for same TINE 'ast
week. "a :co head CONSIGNED through 90 hena,
New-York. 1903 head: sale. 1000 heaH; ma st
opened fairly active and stronger for good stock WIN
Hight supply sac: closed strong Tor good LAMBS Ht.a
70 nrn Tor year.ng and sheep good az AMPS =, -
sheep good To- choice s36s5 Is common to fair 81 80
df2 70: run through stock very heavy. ,,.
East Liberty. June 29.-Cstt"- Recepts light Market
Prime :, 5o@st 90 goo. g yegst s 10; so9
81 iods3 good fat and heifera 81 zoos" 10 ,.s
Receipts fair. Market steady Prime heavy hogs SLOW
PhlSdSiphag g 2o4s3 21 bet o 9os Sfs SgS Is
she~p-suppy light Market steady: Ex,ru. 81 Sog
So 40 good. 81 s0s3 10; felr. 81 0gs2; common vcy
81 yea nss s2at5 3O lambs 81 5oasi 70; veal calves
s4dS 80; heavy and thin calves. s2gs5 -...,.,.
Union Stock Yards Chicago Jun" 90 -Catle-i'rceip's
400 head Market strong. Common TO extra s'er.s
81 2jGs e0 sockcrs md feeders $2gsS 40; cows ana
900 head Market steady Heavy. - S5a$j %; com
mon mixed - TOSJ O5. choice nssored ~ ~
Qs4 o5; light. s. 65Gt4 90 pigs 81 23g$t 90 shrG-
Receipts 1000 head. Market steady Inferior 10 choice
81 25n$3 Is: lambs s3QSt 90
81 Louis June 20-catile- Receipts 932 heal: market
in native division very dull ;hc reT2s Tsts T CO %
g$3 ~. Southern cows 81 S5ds2 -. Hoss-Rece p's,
2 197 head: market slow but steady; the offerings were
ncady all fair medium mixcl lots: tho bulk OF the
sales at 81 $685. 10: medium gnt sold at
Isccips $50 head nnrct dull and prices shade lower;
lambs, 81 25gS3 So native sheep 81 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30

Chicago June 20 (spccaD Wheat was almost pan'ky
early selling OF n from Thursday nlyht the strke
hero looked bad Cables opened lower. The weather
through the favorable for harvesting ana ~
noon there was a lot - wheat cold for export
iO7 900 90 change IN ton" In the last hour
There was n rally OF recovering all the carly
loss and ri sing the market shade over Thursdny sep
,cmber opened at 90. sold between 59s and COS. ara
closed nj COS. July closed at 2s discount at one
time being Northwestern receipts" III" were
nlpui h"f lest yr"ra 1T.
Corn was KEEP; steady Tor nearby deliveries ey the STRIKE
which cut down receipts Car lois wer" ~ cars the
estimate FOR Saturday 100. good cash demand was
reported from England The charters here were very
large AIS 200 September opened a. Az. sold between
4IL ard a. and closed at 4iA. July az limos SOD al
tho same price but closed y. cent under S.ptenhei.
oats were weak crop reports from the West 3hoW an
Improvement Samples track broke = 10 cents ms
was due io that the strike made swchng Very
uncertain and looked the ear lots on rack io-y
ud not yet into before the Tune delivery expired
Tune drnpped from 70 but cpfci n - ub dr pei
from sea- to 3s 3is rep,ember sold from
2sN TO 2sis hut closed ~ 20 . ,
rovlslons we're weak on strike The stock
Yards we're lied ny and The manufacturers ~ he very
hcKht their shipping reason found themselves nnhbl
10 get product That sent them INTO me mhtk't
a. eilsrs dropped - cents lard 10 u cents fos
10 cca'g
on the curb puts September wheat were 50a calls.
CO.., PUTS September were flsr4lt; calls il9s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30
c,os,vo PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
Chicago June 90 1904.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Friday June 29-p m.
Tho stock market to-day was utterly devoid OK
Significance In only two stocks were the Geai-
,nrs in excess Of 900 shares, and there were
only few Issues In which more tnan d Few
hundred shares changed hands. The only erect
NJ the martial paralysis of Western passenger
traffic bv the Pullman boycott was an almost
coronIete paralys,s Of stock speculation. Prices
were little more than nominal professional
raid in the morning brought out no holdings ana
when the shorts bought 10 cover the market rail-
lied The May statement OF Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy was decidedly unfavoraoe, butt the
net loss in that stock was only Is per cent. An
advance OF the like fraction made the net cnahge
in Chicago. Milwaukee and 81. Paul. and so on
through the railway list the final result OIL the
DAYS fluctuations were trivial. American sugar
Refining was practically the only active STOCK
in the market and 1t recovered nearly all OF yes
terdav's loss. Distilling and Cattle Feeding
gained q per cent favorable expectations OK
tariff legislation Long Island Traction received
considerable attention for an obscure stock, put
its fall OF over per cent concerned only small
circle Of traders. Beyond the increased serious
ness of the Western railway strikes. the news OF
the day was confined TO engagements OF Nzoo,-
600 gold for export tomorrow. The foreign exc
changes were not marked by any feature TO war
rant the supposition that the efiiux OF the
precious metal us over" The stock speculation
has apparently fallen into an apathy likely 70
last over the independence Day holiday.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were steady. with sales at
the Stock Exchange Of $4,000 coupon 5s al the
last bid price Asking prices for the coupon 4s
were raised " per cent. Final quotations are a.
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30

10000 bush No hard Manitoba. private terms; 1000
bush No hard Duluth, Si,c over July b, anoat.
5000 bush No Chicago spring at aoc b. ah9at. ana
lons unsradcd wheat Goic delivered July closed OF
G)7sc. .CORNThcTe nrm undertone 20
the market this morning. prices working mp cary
Notwithstanding tho weakness In wheat and oats There
appeared be for sale. either hero or nj
the West. and small orders prices advanced There
be- talk about the cash demand West ana
Reports from the great contrasting
States however. very favorable TO the prospects
growing CROP and the weather conditions To-day
suspicious Toward midday little more pressure
developed and prices saggcl OF little, but WIZ dealings
small The late markets show fairly STEADY under.
closing steady at atc net decline Cash corn was
quiet; load sold 4Sn5c in loads NJ 40c ana
July b. afoat. and 400 bush ungraded nj
iaNc delivered. OATSThc depression OF yesterday
continued to-day. the market break
here and &C Chicago July. although late
deliveries, options wero comparatively
steady In July credited 10 the belief
he has all been driven In. ana that
thc weather which If prevailing:
an the crop Is predicted instead
OF a late a feared short time ago.
There was quite sharp recovery In prices in The altar.
noon AT Chicago but here, the market leaving on NJ
IGI net decline day. Cash oats were dull Sales
TOn bush No zoe elevator. and lO.Op bush track
white 52d.7c No white quoted a, 3SnoSc -
MALT-Mar<et quiet; ungraded Western. G34B$;- cana
dian 00Ga5c: siS-rowed snQ SIC; two-rowed 20 &c
or COMPARISON the closing prices OF the pre-
vious day and for the corresponding date last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool June - 3:45 =. m.-B"ef IN poor deman'
extra India fUi. i0s prime dull at as 30
poor demand. prize mess Western in stcy ar
Us Ga. j. melnig s.,v az Us Cd Hams IN COCO dc
nnni cut - - ib 10. finn ~ "os 81 lacnn
IN nnol.iafe demand Cumberland cut. about y 10 ~ 10
firm al .Ss sh n rn atJu - ~ firm ~ 37s long clear
miiies - H. Arm 90 BIS dJ long ana short cieas
rriddl.s nlou 3is e.. Shoulders About u
To- l. n firm 31s 81 taees" IN moderate deman.i
American finest whit ana cnlorcI steady az rs 20
Tallow in poor ier1rd prnr city duh at Us "a spirits
ur,cntine In moderate fcmand steady At 2s C"ton-
se-l OIL Liverpool refine steady - 2s Resin II mod
crate demand. steady ~ Js "a Lara spot IN
poor demand futures FL demand; prime W'sefn SPOT
Wheat fnpicTct- demand, No red winter
dn at - 1isd. sprrg iu'l nt Is lii.d Flour
in moderate demand. IpIis fancy v.n'er sieary at
~ pi CoTn-SpCt moderate demand futures IN fair
demand mixed spot duh n; - 81. June steady
=, g. S Iuly steady 90 s. s.d steady at IS ~.
Hops al iondon-Pacnc Coast IN loue:ate demand. arm
ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Gnivcst n June ~ Cotton quiet; mlidlrg 7c; low
good ordinary. Gi-c not and gross re-
ceip,- $40 h1les exports coastwise 22ca bocs seles
2lt bales: stock lO.41S bales Wcehly-Nei and grofa
receipts bales exports con-iwis" 3"Gl bales sales
5sl bales. spinncrs. ijt bgr"s.
mddng 0ll-iGc good ordinary. O. net and sr"'s re-.
ceipfs hnies. exports 4l5 lal"s fa"s. lG
bales: stock ia.0S1 bales W"etiy-Nc aud gross re-
ceipis bnles exports coaswhe. 22cs' bales; Sales
bales. ~
Savannah, Juno Cotton quiet. mddlnE Ic' tow
r,ding C1c: good ordinary. GNc. ret and gross re-
ooipts ia9 Oac- exports coaawite. J. 10 bales falea
no Iaes. FtOcN II 2lO bales Weekly Net and
CENTS i3 bales: exports coaswsr 3oS2 ial"s saiea
G2t bales 80
TIC. mddng Ghc low micdling. Glsc. good oriinhfy
&c. 4i4 bales. 1,b bales exports 10
Great britain I'd bales; 20 the Continent i.tIO bales
cnastwise 22l4 bales. srles. 90 bales atock. c5lpl
bales exports ritaia 4oso bales To the Cont
nen, 10 bsi l@ies ccsstNsc 6si Lales. sales. Al"
bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30
CASH Quotations.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTTON-Tlrst sales made 20 decline OF 8, 10
the forenoon the recovered, and the market
Closed with prices practically unchanged The eNuen
on August 100 I.ol Total sales Tor me Gay
were ~ 30 bales the closing tone being STEADY me
early a drop of l-l6i in L. pooi spot Cct-
dropping during The foreho n anu ear!
points raliyng toward the cose. me ne,
result Of DAYS trading being part al .Qss OF
point only The changing condition q he Liverpool
market attributed the ps there OF offerings
Of early shipments II the new CT =. whie me raiy
close charged % better Manche-'tr az
alyices give rather p"sslmistc account
orders early In The DAY Tor Eng lsl
and Continental account we'll as for the South ~
something of q TO who takes ths COTTON
although some the bears thought 10 nave COW
cred There 10 alnos complete absence
outside trading Weather reports from the ; uth are
with crop prospects steadily improving In consequence
About the only points sending adverse reports are AT.
and Tennessee. where rain Is said 10 be SUI
needed southern Georgia state that the
growing is doing exceptionally well and Is Knee
and fu Of hollis The planters in that section now
not crop regain the loss occasicned
by cold weather. Nevertheless II Is consd-
the Georgia crop r. doing remarkably we'll
Latham Alexander Co. Of NewYork. bought the nrst
bale 4 cotton # this seasons crop which auc-
yesterday the Houston. Tex Cotton ENchange
IS said he enfes; bale II cotton raised In
the United States The bae weighed G4 pounds. and
was raised Iuvai County which last year broke The
worlds b. sending The first bale On June 80
Tie cotton has been shipped 10y express 70 New ORR
and % VIII be exhibited 40 The Cotton EXchange mere
oierng range and clo.e today closing bids the
,tcb last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. Jurc % 1894
BEANS AND PEAs--Thc duness Of trade Is causing
slight modification Of holders views kinds II
beans with the exception Of one two spec al
marks that s held AZ 81 d. II Is 20
&c 90 and 50 10 IS certainly extreme rate for
fancy rod kidney Medium nrm Pea steady. a inr
snIncd best grades, We quote FOR choice quality
I;oans marrow, per bush 81 90. DO medium, 81 do.
pea 81 O5: DO white kidney g. 30yt2 80 do, red Kid
nov s. G04$2 20; DO turtle 81 95Qt2. a. yellow
eve 81 tDNf2 81 do lima. California Wh b), - 60 DO
foreign marrow 81 3jas2 Jo do foreign. medium 81 ~
81 0Tiiasl 10, do bags 81 02'$: No.. scotch ~ 20 -
BITTER-speculao has ceased for he present 80 ,af
s any operations on this market concerned ana wl'h
very light demand home johhers The market h, $
Income very dull and weaker sellers naming sghiiy
lover m les on grades In the effort 20 move m ne OF
the goods but II fecms 10 he Impossible 10 M tes' ue's
a. he moment The possible effect Il shoricnins sup -
ncx week an a result ~ The strike on nc western tV.hs
IL being disussed but unless shipments are checked for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore June 2o-F1ogr dull; UNCHANGED: sales 40
bills Wheat duh. lower; No red spot and juno, Oss
G5shc; July, 0sha5sa,c August 59haoo'sc; September
GoisQGO'sc: steamer No rcd. 5iisdj4hc milling wheat
by sample 5h0t0c: stock. t0O.Sil bush; sales. 0s.Uo
bush Corn quiet; mixed and spot, iGn +6<c June 4oc
July. s5isc. Southern white by sample. JON14c;
yellow do grade JOGjc; stock i2Sl" push;
sales 1000 bush. easier; No ? white Western l'is
(J0c: No mixed Western, 40: stock SI,GOo bush rye
dull No 2 55d5Gc: stock. g. 100 bush Hay steady good
choice timothy. s4 J0ds1j Cotton quiet; MIDI
nc firm; creamery. fancy lSc: ladle, fancy
lac store packed. l0di2c. Eggs weak. 1lRnl2c Coffee
No . 1910. Sugar steady Granuated. 433c Other
articles unchanged.
Oats quiet Shorts quiet Provisions steady Butter qvet
but steady: Western creamery. liGlsh,; dairies 1850
lie Cheese quiet; best Northern. Sec Western Ii2aSc
Buffalo June 20-Sprng wheat-Demand continues good.
limits weak Closing No hard spot, Coo: T. o. nc;
No northern spot. 6Iisc: 10 T. CSC. Sa.es; spot.
bush No hard GSlaHGSa.c; 300 bush DO. GA'sc;
5000 bush NJ l Northern. GS4c Sales, {. 80 WO
bush No bard S6HGGoAc coo bush do cc7saG1c;
20 900 bush No Northern. Gjsc. Water wheat lower:
No red 5SAGJ9c: No ] white Gc. Corn opened easy.
closed Ac higher. demand on.y FOR caroads No
yellow 4Gi4c No co-. 4ji,c: No com i44c In store;
No yellow &c track. Oats DALI weaf and lower; No !
white. Ole: No white, 50c: No white. 3ec: No
mixed 4sc on truck: No 3 white. 4ec store RYE
dull; NJ 2 J5c asked store Flour weak. unchanged.
NIL feed fair demand. firm unchanged. Cana. freghts
firm: wheat Sc; corn. 2%c 10 NewYork.
Chicago. June 2o-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Buao. June 29-catile- Receipts last - hours. ?tsD
mead total week itus far ll,SaO head, FOR came
time laft week 1000 head. consgned through 2tGo
head New-York loo head; On sac 2J hoadi mar
opened acivc AID zrcncer for al mandy weghs,
coA.d nim: all Bold sto iu... choice fat. iOi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30

Market closed steady AT point decline 10 point al
vance compared with Yesterdays closing prices Trans
terrible notices. July 7iu5 Total sa.,s, ~ 40 ha.es
NcYork spot sales todsy and last night as ohioa} re-
ported For export 10 bales. consumption l,32a bales
contract 100 bales total so bales spot market steady;
mddns uplands. nc; middlng Gulf. 10 which IS un-
cha,ged COMPARED with YESTERDAYS closing. New-Nork
gross receipts 1895 bales; forwarded 2l bales sales
s0 bales spinners 325 bales. stock lSf2S bal - To'i
net port receipts oday l325 bales thus fer this week
ieC bal TODAY Britain. 30 bales
:,,,rcr, 40 halls Thus Ear this week Great Britain
10 TOl bales France bales; Continent 1886 bales
socS 333. 10 bales 49, ..,,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30

OF which American. TO-. 5000 lZ"U"V I'-O'' W.
Liverpool Cabie-spot cotton tending down sales 100
bales. sr@cnlaton export. 800 bales; American '"
bales; receipts bales. American; 2OO( htr-' mil
Tutur4s opened quiet and unchanged clseu VIE
S,oo,,, ,s4l M lower for unchanged for late
positions January February. 3G2h; FEBRUARY March DO
q "a. June h5Q3 81 JuneIulv. 31Jf3 90 July August
~ So. August september. sob September
AIS. October November, 35's NoVeinpe r.
So. December January. 3.Gs. Manchester-Coths du
yarns barely steady. -, .ar,,,c Nm
sh9da Septernher and December options lnoholl'A'l
80 The foreign markets were teatureless inc
yg,". tvss 10 franc lower June ~ - francs
Iuiv 81 80: August 9G2J, Septem6er 800" Oc'9c'
.. soles ~ 0s, bags stock Havrc to-day 3p.
40 including 74OOO Brazilian. AGAINST 'JSUD laS w.
,,iin - 90 brazilian Rio official cables firm Prices
~ -s hgher ot 10 100 Exchange unchanged at
aH receipts 6OOO bags Cleared for nled S'at t,
-. - santos market unchanged at 1000 res fte-
s'D's : 600 bags: stock. 1000. Market firm L lna
EfTsf,rq quotations is pfg lower closing quiet
55, 81. August 9s September 80 10. october, 300
IS closed steady points decline sales were
Il 900 bags follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30

Am sug Rctn. eo'i 1914 eea iolH ioi iolA 30 80
q, d. R g,I ..; W. e s2s s5S s2s s2f @ So 90
p % pref AZ. :: -. -. -. -. " IS %" 49,.
Eat l s'1 '''". 5sa SIX sst sss sss 8. SO
r..ss fTs?sihccr::,". .ss 3. ,es W ~ Is ;;@
rual sharea Tor tue day saei1
lex dividend
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-30

Receipts breadstJs n: interior points IN msh
last three ciphers (oco) omitted flour Do'S s'' '