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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-20

tejze ohwili, czy strza} ugodzil ktorepo
z napastnik6w, gdyz OF ratowali sic u.
oieozka. Moi woznioa, widzao mnie
leascego ma ziemi i o~klsdanego przez
naPastnikow i s}yszao, jak wo}alem O
Pomoo, skierowa& konie W strone Bn.
kowca Dwoch innyoh n~apastnikow
~Probowalo beg skutku przytrzymae 90,
Poniewat wjechal ma pole krzykiem
Pedzif do Bukowca, skad przybyi z DO.
moca. Wsiadlem natyohmiast do DO.
wozu i popedzi}em do zandarma, pro.
srao go, ably mi byi pomoonym lub
Przynajmniej stwierdzil owo zajsoie;
aandarm ma propozyoye mole jednak
sic ME rgodzif. N~astepnie udaiem sic
do dra HoPPego, gdzie pozostawalem
Przez moo o~patrzywszy sobie rany. Sa.
mo sic przez sic rozumie, ae mia}em
ciezkie rany W g}owie, a nadto z}amsna
k0se nosows. Taxi jest istotny przebieg
tego zajsoia".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-20

AXE wyrosf 20 swiadomego, ozy ME-
swiadowego ziudzeuia.
Me jest prredewszystkiem prawda,
IL Niemoy Poswiecali sic ola pahstwa.
kiedy po przegrapej pod Sadowa reor.
ganizowano armie austryacka, to sauna
armie' ktora dis jest jedna z podstaw
trojPrzymierza, NiemOy W imie oszoue.
dnosoi oPierali sic wszelkim wnioskom
ministra wojny, mogaoym podniesc
wydatki. Krotkowidzaoa ia polityka
P~rretrwaaa do chwili, W ktorej beg vie.
d.y lewioy toozyiy sic miedzy Bismar-
klein a Andrassym ukiady o zawarcie
traktatu. S~tronniotwo, ktore dis "a.
ohwyoa sic przyjaznis z Berlinem,
chciafo W dIiwnej nieswiadomosci osla.
bic Austrye i odebra6 jej to, CO z niei
robi Poaadans ola Niemieo sojus.ni-
czke.
TAX samo poswiecala sic lewica, gdy
Dunajewski regulowal fnanse AUSTRIA
okie. lime czynniki stawaly w6wczas
W obronie interes6w skarbu i innvm
gaosom zawdziecza Austrya usunieoie
defcytu.
Ale jezeli bardzo wiele nieprawdy
miesci sic W twierdreniu o poswiecaniu
sie lewicy, to wiele z}udzenia jest tax
ae W zdaniu, Re Niemcy zyskuja DUO,
Jezeli zechca naprawde zrownac sic z
innemi ludami. TAX moga movie tyl.
ko oi pomiedzy mimi, kt6rzy ME msia
odwagi powiedziec giosno. re nar6d
niemieoki jest do dnia dzisiejszego ma.
rodem uprzywilejowanym W Austryi i
| re ME on ma zaiste prawo narzekac
ma uposledzenie.
DoP6ki ma calym obszar.e Austryi
kazdy Niemiec przemawia W urzedzie
W swym ojczystym jezyku. dopoki
katdy rekrut ozeski, w}oski, slowe6ski
sauoha komendy n~iemieckiej, dopoki
gimnazya Diemieokie rorsi.ne So DO
oafem pahstwie, a gd.ies daleko ma
kresaoh b~ukowihskioh istnieje uniwer-
sytet niemieoki, dop6ty W za.drosnych
westchnieniach n~iemieckioh. W narze.
kaniu ma waasna dole a wyohwalaniu
oud1eJ, kazdy bezstronny swiadek czu6
bedzie hyPokryzye. a. w}asnie histo-
rya lewioy powinna byla nauczyt
NiemO6w, do czego hypokryrya pro-
wsdzi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-20
Oszczedzai pieniadzei

osro1edzisr sl.5O, jezeli pojed1iesz
ma obohod stuletni miasta Cleveland
koleJa Nickel Plate. Tykiety sprzeda-
wsne beds do dnia.8 wrzesnis, DO oenis
so'0o W obie strony dobre 2 poNro
tenn ma oztery dni. Pociagi, idaos
wProst do New Yorku / Bostonu. bar.
dzo szybkie ~eleganckie, zaopatrzone
WsPaniate wagony jsdalne i sypialne.
Obssuga skora / grzeczoa. Ws,slk;ch
oilzszyoh sz~czego4ow udzieli z mia che.
cia d \. Callahan, agent generalny, Iii
Adams St., Chicago. ns2l.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-20
POlacy ma Kubie.

Osr1ymujemy originality list, ma kto-
rego koPeroie z boku wybita Jest pie.
ozec W formie choragiewki z napisem
'Deiegaoion Cuba. a W gore marka
am~erykahska re stampilia nowoiorsks.
List datowany z Cuba Nahasso d. is
ezerwoa j~es1oze, podpisany przez Emilia
~fotockiego psekretarza ministra Man.
dolai'', napisany jest po niemieo.
ku' PREY czem autor usprawiedliwia
sie' re ME jest dose bieglym W poIskim
Je.yku' chooiaa przyznaje sic do pol.
skiej narodowosci. Szczeg6ly listu
brzmia dose osobliwie, przytac.amy
w'eo Je ma odpowiedzialnosc autora.
"Od roku niemal - pisze p. Potocki
- ]estem ohoerem W otoczeniu prezy.
denta rePubliki k~ubadskiej (naturalnie
ohyba nieu1nawsnego przez Hisrpanie
+. ~ Salvatore Cisneros. w ogole
1as wybitne, moge powiedzise, naiwv.
oitnieJsze miejsca So obsadzone tn pruez
POlakow. Ministrem wojny jest Carlo
holof ~ urod.oDy We Lwowie Polak.
ktory byt oficerem W ostatniem powsta.
niu Polskiem i ranny byl W jednej . bi.
tew' Pocnem drugs ojozyrne rnalazi ma
Kubie.
IutaJ odbys jake ~jensraI kaupanie
W latach 1878 1886 przeciw Hiszpa.
nom l bys W tel w%ojnie jednym z NELL.
crnych zwycieskioh jeneral6w. Mimo
IL licry dis 76 lat wieku, Jest rzezkim.
sied1i wybornie Da koniu i W potycz.
kach pod Puerto Principe, Canao j Pal.
moritta GAMBIA dowi6di, &c mic ME
s'raeif re swyoh ndolnosoi .aktyornyoh.
komendantem 3 brygady Camsra-
yoow Jest Maksymilian Jancza (?) row.
niez Polak, j%enera& cd 2 c.erwca 1896
T. len Jenera4 byly officer niemieoki,
haangafowany zostai depiero z poczat-
klein maja W Paryzu przez reprezen.
tanta republiki DIR. Betauoesa i odzna.
ozyf sic d. IL maja w bitwie pod Lo.
retto JAko kaPitan, 20 tel bitwie costa.
~"colonelem" (pu4kownikiem), 20 bitwie
pod "El Oriente" zostai jeneralem, a
oltwach pod TIT. Spiritus" i St. Clara
zdobyf sobie niesmiertelne imie i Okla.
1ai sic godnym pokladanego W MIN "a.
%ufania. Wcroraj W niedziele d. 15-po
cEerwca stoczyt ma ozele 5000 ludz; hi.
tive z okolo $4,000 Hisrpanow re swie.
tnym wynikiem. u nasrych poIeg3o
tylko 1877 ludzi, podosas gdy Hisrpanie
stracih $50. Hiszpanie pisrzchli W dzi.
kim ~popfochu.
kuba ma PROOF tsgo trzech ~colone-
low rodem Polakow, mianowicie CIV.
czyhskiego(r, Karols Szkarde(?) Fry.
deryka Janusze wskiego, nadto kapita.
ma Stusika, ktory jake sdjutant ~ienera.
"a Maksymiliana Jaucry, W bitwie pod
Nahasso zostai ranny.
w ogole sytuacya ola Kuba6ozvk6v
Jest swietna. Broni, smunioyi, dyna-
mitu, mimo licrnyoh wojennyoh okre.
tow hiszPahskich, bez przesskody do
stawisJs z Nowego Yorku, a z 5 depar-
tamentow, oItery znajdujs sic zupefnis
W reku Powstahcow, kt6rzy W zwycie.
skim Pochodzie posuwaja sic naprsodS.
Powtarzamy, jesli list ME Jest iakas
m~istyhkscya, m6giby bye ciekswym
dokumentem, dotyoEaoym udzialu pol.
skich awanturnikow CIV ~nieawantnro;.
kow W kubshskiem powstaniu przeoiw
hiszPanom. (pkur. L~wowski').
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-08-20

Kszdy mezczyzns powinien czv,s6
ogfos1enie Tomasza Slatera W tel gaze
Birmingham state herald., 1896-03-15

of a, rise in Liverpool. That market aver aged upward and early New Orleans fol- lowed. Many take the ground that the light receipts are of no consequence, because they think the size of the present crop has been practically determined already: but the fact that the present crop movement is after all, not without it's influence, was evil denced by reaction in prices today, when a rumor gained currency that the receipts at Augusta would be 1200 bales. This rumor gave prices a setback. and at one time the new crop months were slightly lower than at the close yesterday. However Liverpool and continental buying, together with lo- cal covering. caused a rise before the close. Generally speaking it must be acknowl- edged that operators are paying little at tention to the light receipts, not only at the ports but at most of the interior towns. They are fixing their attention on the next crop, and before very long the weather developments at the south are likely to be- come important factor in speculation In the meantime the spot markets show no great life and speculation is for the most part confined to professional operators, whose views as rule are bearish. Today ; advance was apparently nothing more than one of those natural rallies which may be expected from time to time by reason of a tendency to oyersen at a time when the opinion that the next crop will be unprece- dentedly large meets with universal con- currence.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-03-15
Lixsrpool Cotton Market.

Liverpool, March HEED D. m.--Cotton was in moderate demand and prices steady; American spot grades 1-32d higher; Ameri- can middling fair, 23-32d; good middlng, l5-32d; middling 13-32d; low middling, 5-l6d; good ordinary, 3-16d ordinary, 4d; sales, 5000 bales. of which 1000 were Ameri- can; for speculation and export, J00 bales; receipts, 1000 bales, of which 6l00 were American. Futures opened firm; demand and May. 4 17-64Gif 16-64G4 H-G4d; May and June. 4 16-64a4 15-64@4 16-64d; June and July, 15-64d:, July and August, 14-64lp 1 15-6il4 14-64d; August and September, ll-64d; October and November, 3 62-64p 3 e1-64d; November and December, 60-64d. Futures were quiet, but steady.
 Liverpool. March 14.--1 p. 'm.-Cotton fu- lures closed steady. March, 20-G4d sellers; March and April, 18-64d buyers; April and May, 1 l7- 7-6fd sellers May and June, 16-Gld sellers; June and July, 15-6fd sellers; July and August. 14-e4d buyers; August and September. 11-64d sellers; September and october. o2-e4d buyers; October and No yember, 3a61-6ld buyers; November and De- eember. e9-s4d sellers; December and Jan uary, 60-64d sellers. t3Az
Birmingham state herald., 1896-03-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Cotton Letter.

New York, March 14-(Special)-Th week closes with the feeling among traders decidedly mixed as to the course of prices in the immediate future Liverpool was higher today, and our market showed un- usual nervousness. May opened at 7.54. de- clined to 7d and then reacted closing at 754a7.s5, with the tone very steady. The firms whose heavy buying lifted prices be- fore the close yesterday were again con- spicuous today in supporting the market. The method and persistency of their opera tions appeared to indicate great confidence in a further improvement in values. The two great influences which tend to depress cotton are The terribly discouraging con dition of the dry goods trade, and the out look for a record breaking cotton crop next fall. On the other hand, receipts are get ting very light, the tone of the latest cables is decidedly encouraging and the feeling seems to be growing that cotton is low enough. at least for the present. The short interest is undoubtedly large, and the desire to cover may at any time turn a moderate rally into sharp advance. Powerful inter- ests seem for the moment to be enlisted on the bulls side, and we shall not be sur prised to higher market next week, but under existing conditions we can hard ly hope that any advance that may take place will be lasting.
 RIORDAN & co. 4
Birmingham state herald., 1896-03-15
New york Cotton Market.

New York March H.-Cotton was steady; middling gulf, l5-16c: middling uplands, 11-16c; gross receipts, 200 bales; forwarded, none; sales, 249 bales, all spinners; stock, 172 662 bales.
 Total today and so far this week: Net receipts, II ,707 bales; exports to Great Br- tain 5ll0 bales; exports to the continent, l6. .367 bales; stock 76l 251 bales.
 Total since September 1: Net receipts, 4. 5S3 199 bales; exports to Great Britain, 1873, 197 bales: exports to France, 4l6,7W bales exports to the continent ,66l bales.
 ' New York, March 14.-Cotton futures closed very steady; sales. I,2OO bales. March, 745; April. 7.45: May, 7.a; June. 7.57; July, 7.60; August, 759; September, 7.34; Oe- tober, 7.23; November. 7.19: December, z2l; January, 7H
Birmingham state herald., 1896-03-15
Chicago Change.

Chicago, H., March 14.-The wheat mar ket was calm today, and as was natural, there was a recovery, although a moderate one, from the senervated condition which then existed. The bears were pleased with the victory achieved. and today were gath ering in their profits whilst the dscom- fited bulls exhibited no desire to take a hand. Aside from the fact that rally was the correct thing, there was some firm cables, which were steady at only 12d de- cline-a loss not quite sufficient to show full accord with yesterdays break on this side. Bradstreet's report of exports from both coasts for the week was disappointing, showing shipments of only 2.40l 900 bushels, against 9 409, ,00O bushels last week and 2791,- 000 bushels for the corresponding week Of 1895. May wheat opened at 627sf634c, de- clined to 62Ssc, rallied and closed at 631sc, hsc higher than yesterday. Cash wheat was steady
 Corn-The market was firm. taking its tone and inspii tion from wheat. The con ditions prevailing in this grain are in no respect different from what they have been, and traders are making no effort to attach themselves very strongly to either side. The heavy farm reserve and stocks in sight discredit any bull endeavors, but an ad- vance in wheat might possibly help prices a little. On the other hand, the low stand ard of values ruling deter those who would go short of the market. May corn opened at 29?4c, sold between 297s and 29s4c, closing at 29%c, unchanged from yesterday Cash corn was easy and Ac lower.
 Oats--The situation in oats is very much the same as that of corn, Large supplies are calculated to prevent better prices, whilst low prices give the short seller but a minimum of advantage. The only strengthening feature seems to be the delay to seeding incident to the freezing weather. May oats closed a shade over yesterday. Cash oats were easy.
 Provisons-There was a recovery to prices in this market today. The buying was with some measure of assurance, those who hold bullish views showing con- siderable confidence. The hog market was strong, and that, with the firmer tone noted in grain, contributed to the improved feel ing A very good business was transacted and prices closed firm at advances all around. May pork closed 1712c higher May lard Sc higher and May ribs 10c higher
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
Birmingham state herald., 1896-03-15
St, Louis.

St. Louis, Mo, March 1i.-Iflour was weak and unchanged.
 Wheat was higher March, 59ase; May, co.'s 060hc; July. G0l2c
 Corn was steady March, 26lac; May, 269ic; July. 275sM2Sc.
 Oats-May was higher, others lower: March, 1Slac; May, l97sm2oc; July, l9l4c $9.37iae.
 Lard-Prme steam, S5 10; choice, $5. 5.l2ls clean ribs s5ss% short Clear Es sides ss75 Dry salted meats Shoulders $.75, longs. $5.00; clear ribs, $512la short clear sides, $5.25.
 High wines were steady at $122
Birmingham state herald., 1896-03-15
New York.


 New York, March 1.-E'lour was dull, easy and unchanged. Southern flour was dull and easy.
 Wheat-Spot market was dull and<nrmer, with options; No. 2 red. in store and ele- vator, 7Sm7Sl@c; afioat, 7914@79Ac. Options were moderate active and firm at 3sm%c advance; No red, March, 715sc; April, 703fc; July 699sc.
 Corn-Spots were dull, easy and firm; No. 2, 3Slac inelevator: 39lac afioat. Options were dull and firm at 1sc advance; March, 3Sc; July, 365sc.
 Oats-spots were dull and steady. Options were dull and firm; March, 25lsc May, 25c. Spot prices-No. 2, 25lec; No. white 27c. Hay was quiet, easy and unchanged. Wool was firm and unchanged.
 Beef was dull and unchanged
 Beef hams were quiet at $lf.50T15.00. Tierced beef was slow city extra ludia mess, S15.00a a1650
 Cut meats were firm; piclsled bellies, $500; pickled shoulders, $i.50a4.75; piclSled hams. sS.50a90O.
 Lard was firmer; western steam closed at $5.6Oa5.621z; city, $5o5; May, $575.. Re- fined was dull; continent, s5.90: South American, $6; l5; compound $t62AaLs7ls. Pork was firm; mess, $1000d10.5O.
 Butter was quiet, steady and unchanged. Tallow was quiet and unchanged Cotton seed oil was firm; crude, 21c: vel S% 25,sc. p' 'e' -''s4 -'' '''O" p' ''e ' s "' Resin was quiet and unchanged. Turpentine was dull and unchanged. Rice was firm and unchanged
 Moasses was in moderate demand, firm and unchanged.
 Peanuts were quiet; fancy hand-pc6ed, 4Am5c
 Coffee options opened steady at points down; closed easy at 5Ml5 points down; March. $13.10; May, $1260ml2.75; June, S1225; July, $ll.g5; September, $l1 ;15dp1l 20; October, $li,O5 December. $lo.S o.S5alo.9o, Spot Rio was Sugar-Raw was active and firm! fair re- fining, 39sc; centrifugals. 96 test, 4sc. Re- 1 9-16u4 13-16c; standard A, 5@e; cut-loaf, SAC; crushed, 5Ac; granulated 5hc. Freights to Liverpool were quiet and un- changed.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-03-15
New Orleans.

New Orleans La, March H.-Sugar was Iirmner; open kettle, according to grade 2%a white 3-ie0p41ac; yellow, 3s@i1sc; seconds, 21x@S9sc. Refined sugar-Powdered and cut-loaf, 5 s-l6c;, standard granulated. 5bc; confec- Rice was steady; prime. 4Aa41ac fair. 2a. M31sc; common, 1AM2c.
 Flour-Patents, $4.O5a41O; extra fancy, corn-No; mixed and No. 2 white, sack ed, SGc; yellow. 39c
 Oats-No. western, 27lz42sc; choice, 2Sla Bran, 621kas5c.
 Hay-Prime, $16.OO017OO; choice. slS5Oa Pork, siOS7lkm10.5O
 Dry salted meats-Shoulders, 5.12is; {; long clear. short clear and short rib sides, Bacon-s Shoulders. .s5.75 long clear. short clear and short rib sides, s6;d21km6.25.
 Lard-Compound, $i501t4.62ls: pure, $5.75. Coffee-Rio, fair 16%c; good ordinary, 15kc; common, 1sc; Mexican, good, 1sc; fair, Cotton seed oil-strictly prime. crude. in bulk 160lsc; strictly prime crude. in bar rels, 191aM20c. Refined, 2fa25c.
 Cincinnati.
 Cincinnati O., March H.-F1our was fair ly active; winter patents, S.e5@S.so; spring Wheat was quiet and steady; No. 2. track, 52e. Corn was quiet and steady: rejected mix ed. 2Slzc No. yellow, 3GlI I30lsc Oats were quiet and steady; sample mix ed, Pc; No. white, '23c. Pork was quiet and easy; mess, $9.75; clear mess and family. $l0.50. ..s- Lard was quiet: steam leaf. S5-3p: kettle. s5.75; prime steam. s5, 20af5.25 Bacon WAS quiet-Loose shoulders. S5.50: short clear sides, s5.75. Dry salted meats were easy-Shoulders, $5.00 short ribs. s5.50; short clear sides, S52o box meats Ac more.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-03-15
Cry Goods.

New York, March 1f.-The weeks expe- rience in the dry goods market m both ton and woolen goods departments has bee [ without encouraging features of momen | Sellers of staple lines of cotton goods of al buyers are in earnest, but they are not making any determined effort to marl<e { the goods at lower prices than current thi week. Today the attendance of buyers ha been small and spot trades low, whilst th business arising from mail orders has beeIif of about the average volume Prices arg without material change in any direction.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-03-15
snn,s Cotton Reyiex.

New York, March f4-The Suns cotton review says: Cotton advanced to points on this crop and to 2 points on the next. then lost most of the improvement, but later rallied and closed steady at net rise of 3 to points on this crop and 1 point on October. The sales were 57,000 bales.
 Today's features: It was small market cent depression. This was mainly because
Birmingham state herald., 1896-03-15
Chicago Cattle Market.

Union Stock Yards, Ill.,, March 14-Cattlaf Receipts, 400: market steady; common tot extra steers. $3.S0n3.S5; stockers and feed- CTS, $2.85df3.95: cows and bulls, $1.500f3.70- calves, $3. .0Gfi6.00; Texans, &. 2.10a415.
 Hogs-Receipts. H,000: market firm; heavy mon to choice mixed S390n4 10; choice as sorted. $i10aL12ls; light. s395@4l2ls pigs, s. .50n41 10.
 ferior to choice, $2G0n370 lambs, s3.50lD 420
Birmingham state herald., 1896-03-15
Naval Stores.

Charleston. s. C., March i4.-Turpcntine was firm at 2Gc.
 Resin was firm; B. S110: C., $l.i5; D., $l2O; E., $1.35; F., $40; G., $1.50; H.. $l-65.
 Savannah, Ga, March 1i.-Spirits turpen- tine market closed firm at 26c bid sales. 271 casks; receipts. 2O3 casks. - Rosin was firm and unchanged; receipts, 1928 barrels.
 Wilmington, N. C., March 1i.-Rosin was firm: strained. .30: good strained, Sl. .35.
 Turpentne was firm; machine 26c; irreg- ular. 25Rc. Crude turpentine-NothinS doing.
 Tar was firm at 90c.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-03-15
In Wall Street.

New York, March Misrepresentation at the again today. At the opening the market was firm for Sugar and Tobacco and weak for General Electric. The railroad list was also inclined to weakness at this time. ow
 ing to lower cables from London, but tho loss in this group. was iunimportant except in the case of Northern Pacific, which was exceptionally heavy. The common fell from eA per cent, to 23k. and. the preferred from 15ls to PA. The transactions in the stock selling by small holders. who desire to evade the payment of the heavy assess
 ment, which is regarded as inevitable under the plan of reorganization now being dis
Birmingham state herald., 1896-03-15
Chicago Board of Trade

AS many complaints are coming to the Chicago Board of Trade showing that per sons Intending to deal in grain and pro- visions through members of the Board and subject to its rules and regulations are mis- led into dealing with persons or firms who have no connection with this Board, the public is cautioned against dealing. with GEORGE r. STONE, Secretary, will an- swer any inquiries as to whether any partic- uIar person or firm is member of such Board. ssf-
 GEORGE F. STONE. Secretary. 2-24-sun-6m
Birmingham state herald., 1896-03-15
THE MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
ProYisions.

Provisions.
 State Herald Office. March II, 1896. Bacon strips $7.00. Bacon, $617h
 Bulk meats s5.771s to $6Oo Hams. 4-pound average, 91s to 10l2c. Grits, per sack, Sl.0O. Cheese, S1s to 115sc. Flour-Best patent, $4.35; straight grade, s400 Corn meal-cream, 75c per sack; straight, salt.15O pounds. Virginia, white sacks, 70c; jute sacks, 65c. Syrup-Fancy, new crop, BOG; other grades, Lard-Fancy leaf, 6c; refined tierces. 4Ae; Sugar-Granulated, 5.2Oc cut-loaf, 6c; fancy yellow clarified 4a4 to oc. Green coffee, 16 to 19c; roasted, 19.1Oc.
 E Country Produce. Cabbage-Southern green, 21sc. Apples-Fancy stand, $375; cooking, $3.0O. Onions-Per pound, 1Ac Irlsh potatoes-Fancy northern, 5oc; Hoo- $l75 per barrel.
 Sweet potatoes, 75c per bushel. Peas{Lady, $1.25 per bushel; white crowd CT, slO0; mixed, 55c per bushel. Dried apples-Peeed. 4c, per pound; Peaches-Evaporat California unpeel-' ed, to Sl2c per pound; peeled. IS to 2Oe per Vinegar-Apple, 10 to 12c per gallon. Butter-Country 12l2 to 1Sc per pound; Eggs, He per dozen. Eggs, 10c per dozen. Poultry-Large friers, II to 1Sc: spring broilers. 20 to 25c cocks, 1Sc; hens, 200.
 Feed Stuff. Bran-Per ton, S12.00 to s1300 Cotton seed hulls-Per ton, baled, 4.50; loose, $350
 Cotton seed meal TOO per ton. Oats-Western feed, 29c; Texas seed, 3Oc; white No. 2, 31 to 32c. Hay-Burmuda, $1200 per ton; Johnson grass, $12.00 per tom No. 1 Timothy, $l7.50 per ton; No. Timothy, $15.50 per ton. Corn harts, $14.00 per ton; chops, $l5.oo per ton.
 Horse and Mule Market. Horses-The prices range from S25 to S75. Mules-The prices range from $50 to $lOO. Cattle Market. Hogs-The market good; corn fed hogs $4.O0; shoats, $350 to $3.75. Sheep-market good; inferior to choice, s10O to $3.50
 Hides, Wool, Etc. Hides-Green salted, 5lI6c. Hides-Dry flint 7Q9c. Hides-Dry Salted, 6QSc. Beeswax-15Q24c per pound.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-03-15

of which 3, 3,102,730 bales were American, against 4701, 22S bales and 4,3S2 OPS bales re- spectivey last year. Receipts of cotton this week at all interior towns, 3l.5S3 bales, Re ceipts from the plantations, 49,S4 bales. Crop in sight 61Sl,S76 bales.