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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-31

NOTICE-The annual meeting OF the
N UNION PUILDING COMPANY for
the election of the board of directors and for
such other business as may be proper. will be
held at the office of the company. No. 123
south Royal street. Aloxsniris, Va on MON
DAY, September II, 1900, at 1: 30 O'Clock
n M. MYRON M. PARKEB, President.
w. SCOTT TOWERS, Secretary.
aup31 v3wf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-31
Wash Suits for Boys.

We are showing innumersble styles in both
imported and domestic wash fabrics The
goods are the best qualities and the greatest
care is given TO cut and making up of each
garment.
Third floor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-31

How Are Your Kidneysf
Dr. Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure all kidney us: sam
ple free Add Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or n. 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-31

s1a &
Mr.. and Mr.. q. II.
P'''' ~. visiting Mr. W. =. h<he",
al'i ,.ife NcCrackep and niece have
lii' IN. iu Leesburg.
s'a rjns Buin mas returned TO her
W. n 'Sis city Aft r spending two
oo' 9TH her uncle, DIR. M. K
fn.'' d ue,bsr, Hrvant and family
V'p ,aIoed from Cape May.
~ ITl.o5ol.IaEler, who has been SUI
SLN'S,, malaria Tor the past week,
20. t ." suddenly i'll at bis brothers
y So cameron street, this morning,
PR - ~ he assisted TO his home.
u'I ps,,is Croson, OF West Eod,
1I ~. : Katie Kidwell, of Aneusts,
~. y.l.iug relatives in Fairfax
5 g, Casio Croson, of West End, is
A'%.V,sl.iiyes 30 Orange Courthouse.
;' D., lanes Lauuon, of the United
~ 'l' Naval Academy, at Annapolis,
' F.5,og a months furlOugh at his
no north Washington street.
y vs. " " B. Harlow and family have
". 80 ~ from the Sweet Chalybest
., l'a where they spent the month.
~ D Brock-tt, of Alexandria, is
.n.t 4, the Hotel Burton, in Dan
|.-rDlnyllIe Register.
". t,sd Schuler is visiting the fam
!, AID, NJ N. Adams, of Greenfield,
u The Indianapolis Sentinel says;
n. Fred. Schuler, Of Alexandria, Va,
vi. visiting friends here, can be seen
\, ,lopg Lake Side drive on the box
P,olDr Adams magnificent four-in-
r. accompanied by Miss Olive
,,1. Mis- Geary and friends"
~ v. h. Msrbury, president of the
Of Aldermen, i. quite sick at his
| ,as 90 Prince street.
NJ. Eva Hudson accompanied by
l. bj.od. Miss D)lan of Washington,
4 ojsy for a ten days stay at Atlantic
m, John NJ. Johnson has returned
.osy.it 10 Massanelta Springs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-31

MARKET sTAND-I have rented the
WI stand in the ROYAL street wing OF the
Market Building, Immediately under the
tower, and will daily have for sale FRESH
VEGETABLES. ogether with COUNTRY
PRODUCE, &c. solicit SHIRE Of the pub
lie patronage.
aue30 81 GEORGE SWIFT.
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~ REEN GINGER aud CLEANED CUR
W RANTS just received by
&c MILBURN
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LOCAL MATTERS.

-. tomorrow Al $40 q No. and
~ rse' " m HIgh water at 1852 a IN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-31
Toilet Articles,

Covering ever rcsslble want aud need during
the warm weather, are here, and the little
prices mako tho buying easv.
Imported Vio'et Toilet Powder, pkg.....loc
Woo ilsnd Violet Talcum Powder.
15c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-31

DROOMS L0WER.-All Brooms marked
ID down 10 to 1873 per cent at
=. G MILBURN'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-31

QUALITY TEILS.-A full line of Fine
W Groceries for summer trade, at
J. g. MILBURN'S.
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lko, OOhE A COLD IN ONE DAY
AudnsA,AriVE BRoMo QUiNINE TABLETS.
aN '', ~, 'oiand the money if It fails to
aO5 ~, w. GROVES signature on each
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psoH>BILI1 KS For this sec
Gb.fHss .ilt and saturday; light north
b. q "D'
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MaChine=made
Fruit Jars.

We offer best quslity Mscbins-mads Fruit
Jars. in thr siz These are smooth around
the tor. the sam, thickness throughout ana
are without The weak places so often found ID
the old style handmade jars. They cost no
more than the poorer make.
Nicely packed, each dozeo in neat par
titioned wooden case, complete with opener
$500. SOC
o n..,. .... 60C
Haf-gallon siEs Dozen csse--. 80 '..". wv
Fifth floor.
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Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic. cure constipation forever.
l0c, 25c. II c. @. @. fail, druggists refund money.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-31

EyAPORATED CREAM in Lib. tins, Just
49, &c. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-31

Mothers endorse it, children like it, old
folks use il. Wo refer to One Minnie Cough
Cure. 1t will quickly cure all throat and
link troubles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-08-31
Special

SpecIal=7
Lot 3.-We have received from a
large manufacturer his line of sam.
pies of all White Shirt Waists, hand
somely trimmed with all-over lace
embroidery, $l.2j. 81 80, $l.757EC
to 81 40. To close at /OS
Lot of SOC and 75c COrsets 1OC
to go for Wv
Also sl:OO and 1925 Corsets. zoe
Your choice WV
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Free Daily Deliveries to Alexandria.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-05-07
THE WHEAT MARKET.

Chicago. May 5.-The wheat market was
helped by better cables and good cash bidding.
July closing a shade lower. July corn closed
a shade down and July oats nc higher. At thu
close provisions Were weak log 2Mq22fao
down.
Wheat opened firm under support from higher
LIVERPOOL and Paris cables. Trade was quiet
throughout the session. Until the prospect for
next seasons compaign becoTes somewhat more
clearly defined. interest the market is not
likely to become general. Following the OPEN
ing there was a period CT easiness because Of
the reports of favorable weather. and no fur
ther additions the stories of damaging
chinch bugs. This was recovered, however. on
the improved cash demand and better export
bids and the close was strong. Predictions
were made that tho government report ex-
pected Thursday, Will raise the April condition
above the present hgure-9l.l Per cent. Pri-
mary receipts were $4,000 bushels. COM
pared with 6. 900 last year. Minneapolis and
duluth reported Bio cars. against 422 last
week and 2I3 a year ago. Local receipts were
I6 ears. ! of contract grade. Clearances in
wheat and flour We're equal to $4,000 BUSH
els. July sold from oIfsYoIAo ana closed a
shade down at 673sc.
Corn was firm ut about the previous days
closing quotations most OF the session and bus
mess was principally OF a local character. Ca
bles were firm ard country offerings reported
u.hter Receipts here We're 2S5 ears. July
sold from 39Ag4oAc and closed a shade lower
Oats had a cool cash demand ana country
offerings were small Tho May-Juiy spread
July ranged from 23l4Q2312c and closed 1so up
Provisions were dull and heavy There was
selling by packers and foreigners, and while
there was some buying the break the de-
mand generally was scattered and slow. The
hog market was weak, and this also had
depressing effect. July pork sold from l2. liza
CpiI.S5 and closed 2o022t2o under yesterday
at il.9o@ .92!s; July lard from 6974sg
6 82Ia, closing 2lzc lower at 6.B2i2 i2M 6.S5 and
July ribs from o.721aQ665 with tho close 10
q 2hc down at 600.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-05-07
WILL USE ITS OWN TRACKS
Florida Central and Peninsular Gives
Southern Notice.

Portsmouth. Va. May 3.-The Florida
Central and Peninsular railway system
today gave formal notice to the Southern
railway that on and after May 10th 1t
will discontinue the use of the tracks,
bridge and terminals OF the latter COM
pany at and near Columbia. S. c.. which
the Florida Central and Peninsular rail-
road has been using pending the compile
tion of the connecting link OF the ninety
miles and the bridge across the Congaree
river at Columbia. which will link to-
gether the Florida Central and Peninsular
system and the Seaboard Airline system,
and on and after May 10th the Seaboard
Airline and the Florida Central and
Peninsular system viii operate their own
trains over their own tracks all the way
from Petersburg. Va. to Jacksonville and
Tampa Track laying on the line between
Richmond and Petersburg has been finish
ed, and soon after May 10th the new Sea
board Air-Line railway will run through
train service between New York and
Tampa, using it's own tracks from Rich
mond to the extreme southern portion Of
Florida
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-05-07
Mccullough Bros Fruit and Produce
Letter.

Atlanta, May 5.-The fruit and produce mer-
chants now being urged to their full
capacity, owing TO the fact that the season.
especially on all -Eiorita products. is on In fun
force. Consumption during the last ten days
has been of enormous proportions. String
beans, especially round. green stock have
prevailed abundantly, In the face OF which.
however prices and demand have remarkably
held their own. Georgia IL now furnishing a
high grade English pea with good prices be-
ing asked and obtained.
The market on tomatoes Is somewhat weaker
during the last week. and prices are or on all
grades at from S l1i IS per crate.
Demand is especially strong for beets with
tops on. with prices and demand greatly stim-
ulated.
Berry receipts. especially those from Flor
ida. have been of poor quality throughout tho
entire season. with the exception Of a few scat
tering crates of refrigerated stock. Heavy
rains prevailing throughout tho section has
worked great hardship on those engaged in
the line OF growing ana shipping vegetables,
etc.
Home grown berries are now appearing IN
small way. but the next few days viii prevail
in abundance, and those being shipped from
distance will. necessarily, beccmc secon-
dary consideration wi:h ths buyer.
Cabbage continue scarce with high prices pre-
vaiing
New Irish potatoes receipts have also shown
material decrease during tho last few days.
and all arrivals of Good stock at this time
are bringing tip-top Trices.
Bananas continue high with a heavy de-
mand prevailing.
Lemon quotations unusually firm, and
steady cliu.1 in prices as the season progresses.
Season has closed on apples. However. no
Inconvenience is being selt, rs the demand has
also 6Nindled down to nothing.
Orange receipts ara light with hrm market
concltion prevailing.
Old Irish potatoes will be OF but little i'm
portarcs during remainder of this season.
Demand for sweet Dotatoes Is also showing
material weakness with depressed prices.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-05-07
PREACHER USES SHOTGUN.
KILLING OF w. 7. BELLINGER
BY REV. W. E. JOHNSON.
Excitement Caused by Tragedy at
bamberg, s. c., Yesterday
Morning.

Charleston. s. c., May 4-One of the
most sensational homicides in the history
of Bamberg, this state, occurred there
this morning at 10 o'clock. when Rev. w.
E. Johnson. pastor of the Baptist church.
shot and almost instantly killed W. T.
Bellinger, stenographer of this judicial
district
Trouble between the two began yester-
day over the painting of a line fence be-
tween the premises of John r. BeIlinger.
father of the deceased, and the Baptist
words were passed and a pistol was
drawn by Bellinger.
This morning as young Bellinger was
returning from the postoffice to his faith
er's residence, Rev. Johnson, armed With
a double-barreled shotgun, accosts1 him
in front OF the Carlisle Fitting school. A
few words were passed, few shots were
exchanged and young Bellinger lay dy-
ing on the ground with a smoking pistol
in his right hand.
After the shooting occurred Rev. John
son walked quietly into his house. un-
hurt, and remained there until about 1
O'Clock. when he went down to the Jail
and surrendered to Sheriff Hunter.
AS TO how the affair started this morn
Ing and as TO who shot first there is con-
siderable diversity of opinion. but IT IS
generally claimed that Bellinger shot
first and that Rev. Johnson only shot
once. Bellinger's pistol had four empty
chambers and he probably shot four
times, twice at least after he had fallen
mortally wounded. Bellinger was struck
in the right side by twelve buck and
eight small shot. which penetrated his
death.
The families connected with the unfor-
tunate affair are two of the most i'm
portant and influential in the town.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-05-07
Prime on Crops.

The New York Stockholder: Chicago ILL.,,
April %. Ieoo.-No one who is either directly
indirectly interested in tho general crop
condition of the country has any reason to
find fault with the developments of the pres
ent week In the growing world. We have had
plenty of sunshine, our temperature has been
normal and the moisture sufficient.
The winter wheat, covering as II does such
a large of tho country both north and
south, has done exceedingly well. In fact, the
week closing sees tho crop farther ad-
vanced than ii was year ago at TINS date
What a country this isl In Texas. they tell
US that the winter wheat is Just beginning to
head and in Michigan the crop has only fairly
Just begun to grow. We ought to have new
wheat the market early in June from Texas
and Oklahoma.
No region Of the country is enjoying such
prosperity the south and tho whole coun-
try cannot help but feel a very great reflex
influence for the better in the present situa-
tion Probably tho largest acreage OF cotton
ever known I'm the country VIII go In the
ground. With one of the finest crops of wheat
grown for many a year, with very fiatter-
flourinshing what could a country or
people ask for than the south Is now receiv-
The spring wheat crop confined almost ex-
clusively to tho Dakotas Minnesota and Me-
braska. is now all In the ground and IS coming
up and making good stand everywhere. We
must not, however forget one fact, and that
is this that In the northern portion OF the
Red river valley the ground is dry. While the
crop is not suffering at present for rain, stil
II viii not be long before rains will be es-
sentiai To tho final success OF this crop.
can already that the areas of which
I have lust written will put I'm more diver
sifed crop than any other single season in
the history OF the country Farmers nave
got literally tired of growing only one crop
or in other words putting their eggs All
into one basket. and we shall see this season
nax and corn occupy a very important position
IN the acreage for 1900. Tho prosperous con-
dit'on OF the St Paul and the northwestern
roads speak moro than figures with regard 70
Tho great change which is coming over that
territory so far as diversity Of crop Is con-
cerned. If one crop fails, the farmers VIII
now have other crops 70 depend upon;
Wa have not planted but very little corn
aa vet but wo have made excellent progress
with getting the ground ready for planting.
The coming week with present favorable con-
ditions will see this great and important work
fairly commenced with the ground In good con-
dltion and tho prospect OF early termination or
q tbsa
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-05-07
The Live Stock Market.

Chicago. May Seattle receipts 100. nomi-
nally steady; native good to prime steers AIS
$50 poor to medium a. Ioa4. 65: selected
feeders 4.25Q5; mixed stockers 360Q4; cows
3QA. so; heifers 325I4. 90; Gamers 2.4oQ3;
bulls 2.8Oa425; calves 4.60G6. 25: Texas
fed steers 4Q5 25; Texas bulls 3.25@3.75.
Hog receipts today $4,000; estimated left
over 1000; generally strong, closing easier;
top 5.47M: mixed and butchers 5. 1905. .42h;
good to choice heavy 5. 5095. .47Is; rough heavy
s. 5l5Q525; light 6.o5q5.35; bulk of sales
g. 2505 371s.
Sheep receipts $500; sheep and lambs strong
good to choice wethers 5.2545. 65 fair to
choice mixed 4.75a5 25: western 6.75a7.25;
yearings 4. 5006; native lambs 5,5oQ7; west
ern lambs COZ. Is.
ST Louis May 5.-Cattie receipts l.5oo;
market steady; Eative shipping and export
steers 475q575: dressed beef and butcher
steers 4. 5OG5.i5 steers under 900 pounds
5o94.85; stockers and feeders 3.5oI4. e5:
cows and heifers 2g5; Gamers l.5oG2 .05;
bulls 8. l0a4; Texas and Indian steers 3o5S
LOS; cows and heifers 2. 50a4. 10.
Hog receipts z. 0OO 5M DC higher; pigs and
lights s, 545.3o; packers 8. 5.2og5.4o; butchers
535Q5 as.
Sheep receipts none: market nominal and In
active; native muttons 4.6o45.30; epring
lambs GIFTS: culls and bucks 3. 5OG4.25;
stockers 8; Texas sheep 46o.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-05-07
Bradstreet's Review.

New York. May 4.-Bradstreets tomorrow
will say:
level OF prices is noted in several lines this
week, this process being, no doubt, aided by
the unsettlinz effect of the rather more than
usually disturbed conditions In labor circles.
Tho net result Is something approaching dull
ness In many channels of distribution, increas-
ed conservatism In the making of ventures,
and disposition TO digest business already
arranged for before making new engagements
business at wholesale is relatively quieter.
which is not unusual at this period. but more
than ordinarily marked attention is being con-
cCutTated upon the retail demand. which Is or
course. relied upon as a measure OF tho prog
ress OF actual consumption.
Good crop prospects and the weakness In pro-
visions. charged partly to increased receipts or
hogs. but nlso attributed to bear operations by
packers. have exercised a pressing effect up
on corn ana to a less extent upon wheat.
Tho weakness Of print cloths IL confined as
yet to outside manufacturers quotations, Liv-
erpoCl prices being maintained unchanged. NO
effects from this source or the dullness at
wholesale in cotton goods is yet reflected In
the market for the raw material which re-
mains strong, owing partly to the reduced
movement of tho CROP the April movement be-
ing ! per cent smaller than a year ago. and
10 next season.
Restricted supplies Of raw sugar have imbued
a slight marking up of quotations. this week,
but no change OF refined pr Is reported.
Flour shipments this week are very largs.
Wheat. including flour, shipments for the week
aggregate =. 4.557.022 bushels, against 1884. g.
O8 bushels in the samo week of 500. Since
July st the exports Of wheat aggregate &c.,
o25. .434 bushels. against l99. TIA 602 bushels
last year.
Corn exports for tho week aggregate 3,4ll-
OILS bushels. against z. S47, 29o bushels in this
week a year ago. Since July lst corn exports
aggregate I73. 1I3o75 buxhels, against i42.-
$40. l3 bushels during tho same period year
40.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-05-07

New orIeaus. May 2-Secre,ary Hester's
New Orleans cotton exch1r~e statement. is
sued today. covers the monthly movement TO
Compared with last year the month IS be-
hlnt ia round nCurvs $4,000 bales. behind
yeC- before last 7SoCo and ah,ad ot 1897
IN. total nar AuriI was 277.2s7. against
Sl9.6 lsst year. S5f.9O2 year before last
as.I 2s2. 7S5 same time IN 1897
Tl.e amount tsg,-sst intO sirEt Tor the eight
Inclusive shows = decrease ~ i.e55.776 un-
dor l1sr Year. decrease - 2. O54- g2S under
The ysar besgre last AMI an Increase OF 3o+.-
7The movement from the Ist OF September
% AErfl 5ush. shows rscei.lts at all United
states ports 6. .5S2.O57. asainst 1888. .2oz last
ye-.r. S.s2i.9Sl year before last and $3.50
SO same t-sue In 1897. net overland move
rs.eut IS railroads across the Mississippi. Ohio
ara Potomac Rivers I.lO5. COS. as-asust -
TET.sIs last year. I.I41 z67 year before last
Gui SSS.7ts s-uae tiul~ n 1897; southern
s-s-ltlsarn s1t-rorts. los s5s. against I.oII.
SIS last YEAR. eS5. SEQ YEAR before last AMI
81 s. s-6 sane time n 1857: interior stocks
show q Aecseass under those held At tha COM
r..s..-eu1s IT ~ the season q il.730. against
an exesas % 3t@ 78t last year. $50. 500 year
ls.ure last AMI s6.s38 same time in 1927
TaaSs make the total amount Of the cotton
crop brought into sight during the eight
rsggths eu-tinE APRIL som. $50; ;SSS. nSs'lnst
for last ami 6 246. 225 same titae IN 1897
Northern sEgUu.rs tt@k dcrrns Arrtl 5000
tales. aSalust s7.I9S last ys.r and IOY. COZ
y-sr tsfCrs Issr ir-rsass-s, u sir total for tho
sieht r1olths - 2.t06 700. ugainst 2 o-7. .s9H
rlss year aui :. $50 tire year before This
ma. ufufw average weekly tak.U-s thus
gar for rhs season 90 955 aEainst 5S. .2S6 last
yerr m-E 6s.z~0 th~ year before.
rorcf%m sNEer1~ SuT tle HEst eight months
az ms se1s1a have Gsssn 5-z5S. .6-g7 taies. show
tEs a Mrr~sssse mailer AGSt season % t.2ZO, SIS
emf = decrease Ea1.r the same period year
n.Esre last of i-4Z9-ScS- The sain IN toreisn
exports sguTtmw AFrll compared with April last
year has been i65.70o and coslEared with the
same Uerfpt gc@r kcfgre last 54-695-
stocks ~ are ze.t-a-I snI the t~enty-nine
Ee4Hiu.s saEtherm Interior markets AZ the close
40 April wsre 612.tT@. against .2tO 2oo the
Eaae date last scar and s69.204 the year
hsger@
Including sticks left over ~ the PORTS Gr6
INTERIOR towns frvTu THE previous season ani
tie uasulr uf hale - til@ current crop brought
l--u sizEt during the eight months the sup
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-05-07
THE COTTON MARKET

New York. May 5.-The cotton market opened
steady with prices 2 TO points higher on
better cables than expected Local bears. many
~ whom had gone homo last night firmly
convinced that further successes would attend
.oaay's erycrr on the short side. We're thrown
into temporary confusion by the unexpected
strength abroai snd sought safer ground on
tAe crensnE Throughout the first hour the
g. ming figures held sway quite generally. but
later there were periods or irregularity. the
vxrte~s cotton raising weather over the entire
-. getting in It's infiaence Trading was at
=. time active ani at best the crowd was
rurtent "a trim up outlaytng accounts for a
rgrEet Sy1u Iay AMI n precautionary measure
rsr.ffrr rsyt weeks developments In the crop
urrv Private cables ascribed Liverroofs =
f-rswssS - ! xlIslen demand for spot cotton
frv-a Manchester and continental spsnners. ad-
,Fssfrral sales having hcen made late yesfer-
~ bringing the total up to $4,000 bales.
Ysr~rvse n - 2 small buyer cf August contracts
a. she fns-al market New Orleans and other
Fg.srher- interests sold the new crop position.
WaW street took compe Tattvely little part IN
forsrnsrss sTseuirti0n- The crop news was more
a. Fsss cauflcting. but h-re evidence of Inn
rrrvssnsrt. following the good weather Of the
rass week Rarsiuts about on line with
executions The market for futures closed
<-.et with ret prices 5 20 10 points lower
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-05-07

6s5. 900. against 6e2, 900 last week. ]. l7I.-
coo last year and $50. 900 year before last.
The total worlds visible supply OF cotton
shows a decrease compared with last week
OF .625 bales. decrease compared with
pared with year before last Of 269, 352
OF the worlds visible supply as above. there
is now afoat and held in Great Britain and
2.765. 900 last year and 2.476. 600 yeaV before
last: I'm Egypt 1885, 600. against 2o3. 600 last
year and lsS. seo year beroe last In India
600 year before last and In the United states
594. 600. against t,l72,0o0 last year and
9l9. 900 year before last
Note: Decrease of American cotton this week
includes New York minus stock correction of
&c. 600 bales. Last weeks total revised by
addition of 90, 600 due to error of corres-
pondent in cabling Bombay stock shore.
which was given as 223, 900 when 1t should
have been 322 0o0 Correction only advised
by cable this (Friday) morning.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-05-07
Country Produce.

Atlanta. May 5.-Eggs active. 12G13.
Butter. fancy Jersey. 1Sa4Q22h: choice
15d1S: fancy Tennessee, SQQ22I2; choice
"a 10 f6c Live poultry In demand: hens
25G2S, fry .5GI30. spring brcilers 25GlS0. good
sale. Ducks, puddle 2OQ2212: peking,
22Ihmo5. Irish potatoes 65470 per
bushel; sweet potatoes white yams
60 to zoe; pumpkin yams. 50 to soc;
Honey, strained 6G7c; in como 9V11.
Onions, l.25 per hushel. -. 50aS.oo
barrel. Cabbage. Florida stock. green
to 3h pound. Dried fruit. apples 5Gi6,
peaches t47c. Figs 6I7c: prunes 597c;
neeled neacheS l5Ml6.