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WEAK AND LOWER. Cotton Stocks and Wheat Close at About lie Lowest Prices. I ft I Vxt LIQUIDATION CAUSES COTTON TO BREAK London Selling and Labor Troubles pre. Stocks. Tae Wuknl" in Wheat Due to May Liquidation.

NEW YORK. April Ix ndon xellmg the labor troubles the talk of gold exports the light rnQvm-nc of freight from Chicago last weekand poor railway earnings led to a weak upeninK for stocks today. The foreign selling acrording to arbitrage deal. irs. was due to the strike In bituminous coal regions and the exaggerated Ideas of the Imix Mncf of the unemployed now mnrhing on tu Vasliinwton.

Th bears. who have been ailing fr a. chance to taJlimer the market thought it a. good opportunity to assault the list. and.

as London sold moderate amounts of St. Paul. Atchison and liui ii laj1tc they made a ral attack all along the line. Prices declined 1 to p. i er cent.

New Jersey Central General Electric the Grangers. Chicago Ga Sugar Louisville and Nashville. New England and Union Pacific scored the greatest losses. Heading tell 4 to I on the statt-ment UI Expert Little. which was considered unfavorable.

The sellini movement abated after it o'clock and the market rxn-ame steadier. There was very little demand however except front bear sources. The rally ranged from to 1s and was most pronounced in the cases If General llectric. Sugar. Chicago Has Cordage.

Lfltfl Puclll' New England and Missouri lacilic The recovery was assisted by reports that the rates of exchange on Paris were less favorable for shippers of gold. Just near the close General Electric Northern Pacific preferred and Louisville und Nashville developed weakness. declinging to St3t and 49' respectively. The general list clotted Ir regular but in the main weak. Total sales were shares.

Sales of listed stock 1:2.01 shares unlisted 62000. Railway and miscellaneous bonds weak. Treasury balances Coin siot3tsk currency U73Vw Money on call has been easy at 1 pr cent last loan at I pr cent losing offered at 1 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 3 yl per cent. tar sliver CH- Sterling exchange irm.

with actual bus. Incas in bankers' tub at 7 for tiU lays and 488V l4s for demand posted rates. 4848489'- commercial bills were 487 for 60 days. Government bonds have been steady. State bonds dull.

Railroad bonds weaker. Silver at the board neglected. Tseoowcner' t. Cotton OIL. JO-4 Missouri JJi do.

pre iJi Wooile 4Utio li Edgar aitrr KG Joj Am Tobacco do. pre. Alcb1 b. hattitcore OSLO ndPac 7- Cbet. A On IS L-hirt Aitun tit do.

pre CB 4- I ortnWe6Lern Cbic joO4 to. pe Del. ise 163 Pacitc Melt. Ills. A Oat.

Pel KtraJInj taJlT aoo 4M I Uicb. rmiua dopr 11 Rack Island. Erie. iii St. Paul.

do. peer. Jt do. pre Ed. Gen.

EleCLrICl. ii-- Silver CertlUc Hi Contra 1V1 Lit. Erin A We U' do. pee. do.

ure1 ti TfittiPic. LtkeSbore liJi VnluO Po. LouLANaili Wsb St. 1. f.

LTili N. A. Chi. ItaDhalUnCousol. Cordage 8li do.

pre' 5 N. J. Central. bfe 13' S. V.

Central N. Y. A X. Nor as tVett Northern Pac. 91 S4 lllbC nral 57 liotcds- AUbami CU do.

Cuj doClas Ltcaaiina lUiaued WC K. C. is 120 Tcnueaaocoldu Teas uW' Mtmtis lid do. pret. Western Unioa.

4 1. i do. pror. tt' 5i 96 its. S.

Virginia do. ire Foreign toad Domestic ra Co. By Private Wire to J. C. Knox.

Manager. NEW YORK April A substantial rally in Utnsral Kcurie as uuc to covering of contracts by the Carnmcck brokers. me representatives of the controlling interests old a little stock tit the advance. The pnrBure to sell St. Paul showed little abatement but at the lower level there was a fair Inquiry to over shorts by the Wheeler party.

The stock In scarcer supply in the loan market. Distilling and Cattle Feeding was neglected out was held well in hand. and The suffer loaning disclosed the establishment of a new short intere Chicago Gas was barely steady. but there was a. fair sprnkllng Of buying orders.

An aggie ssive raid was in ss at the close against Northern Pacific pre. tEned and 5 me step order were cau ht Time feature or the market in the closing hour was the good buying of Sugar by lead- log commission houses. It is understood that It the finance committee of the senate refuses to grant more protection an amendment will be introduced to the sugar schedule on the passage of whch will largely depend the fate of the tariff bill. IJe1R1I8rtt A Lark onhestorll nn. GOJ Iron IOtCIOOOOnJ Terminal Her York N.

UjtdShop Western Union Nlwouri Cache Union PteAc aHo Feed io Auhlsoo. LonisTille ndXatii 6281. tiesgoes COde Bur. 0 Quincy. Ami Sujar Krfin rv l- St 67' fOi Loc 1 Rood aril Stock Onotatisi 91 8 AU.

Ati Ittfli I in to Vl 91 lAli Kw lla 1L. neorgir 418V8 10 Hainan t5i Iii AtanU7 Hi 100 rLuUI US UJ 11 10) jhpnie rad i. Watei oru 100 Oatat9H 107 Oj tral7l WarOolt A. Atlsnuci5 Darwin O. Jon Ctoario 4 45545 I ff' ll2 JH17 Jd.

4 t' i. 8J Ji Ii tit. it is TOCItIl I tloa bt tem nr. J197813 Flunnelnl GoMlji. Day Stockholder.

April a coal stnke as Bounced yes- SET eely featUre to the room traders In a or realizing sales In he afte 57 St. I ul for March 3 In train and station expenses toI. Wjd otb Uemi which follow a decreased vo1ue' of bust. rs. or Instance.

the decrease in fuel pen ea was 64000. The deorfaw ai not In malntnince of road In those Itemt the decrease was only' 19000. Every one kno that not much roadwork can be done In England declined In the otthe most favorable rumors zegardsng the' plan of reorganization. which la expected to be out next week. Some of the selling was on other reports namely.

that the knife will freely used by the reorganlzers and that there may even be a. foreclosure. Conservative people. however were inclined to watt and see exactly what the plan proposes which Is said to be an assessment of CO a share on the eo3nmmon stock US a. share on the preferred and an issue of 115500000 new per cent bonds.

Foreign and Domestic News Company It is expected that the Richmond and Danville RaIlroad Company wUlbe reorganized in time for the opening of a new set of books by the lot of July. although the sale may not be confirmed until the latter part of July or the 1st of August. Peed. dent Uakman it is understood. will resign and be succeeded by Samuel Spencer.

at resent one of the foremost practical railroad men of the country. Under the reorganization there will be few changes in the operating department. W. H. Green one of the best railroad men In the south.

will remain general manager. There Is some talk of removing the headquarters of the company from Washington to Richmond Coupons due May 1st on the bonds of the Pratt Coal and Iron Company and on the outstanding consolidated bonds of the Tennesseee Coal. Iron and Railway Company will be paid et the Mechanics' National Lank on and alter that date. The total bank clearings or all the clearing houses of the United States for the t-K ending today. April list were :115457.440 a S9r05SiSOO last week and tldlbIIX1uoi the corresponding week last nr II.

decline of 267 per cent agalut a decline of :7.6 per cent made last week over the corresponding week in 1893. New York Dally Indicator The price of pig' Iron declined from 25 to 50 cents per ton last wrtk on Indiscriminate offerings of southern brands. The Iron Age says that bout tons of bessemer iron has been purchased this week from Plttsburg mills at ftboutJ10 pertpn. Weekly Iron and Steel Review. From The Foreign and Domestic News Co.

New York. A slightly better outlook for the iron trade is reported in consequence of large orders PlolLPJ with wttrn mills. The western furnaces have also sold some large iota of hessemer pig to eastern nluis and as a result a. better feeling exists In the trade in that section. This has not found an expression as yet In an advance in prices.

but It has lessened the competitions with the eastern concerns tnat hall become fierce. The certainty the volume of business is expanding has not been without its effect in the east but the ling Is more of anticipation than of reality. In the pig iron department the action of the eastern producers in marking down prices sharply has driven out of the market the Pittsburg and southern sellers. who came in to place a large quantity of Iron. They did little business and have practically retired.

Eastern makers are still offering Iron at low prices and some are pressing sales. The strike of coal miners may affect the situation but it has not done so yet. In manufactured material the usual run of small orders is reported and the aggregate is sufficient to keep the mills fairly well supplied. Structural iron and steel is not as active as had been hoped. Prices for sheets have been cut again.

and bar manufacturers are not at all pleased with the situation. Still conditions are no worse than they were. except that prices are a shade lower. The tcat Cotton lancet HarkelcloMd IL mlddltll 11:0 ThefoJotaj 805 tuta-nmt tb. riiis sht on" Violet A Co' Cotton Letter.

By Private TV ire to J. C. Knox. Manager. NEW ORK April The weakness of the market here Is in the summer positions of which there has been a great deal or selling against purchases of new crop months and until the shorts cover the nearer months It leaves the buying to be done by a new element.

which speculation does not velop. Liverpool opened 1 off. but lost another point which was caused by the weakness here on and after our opening. closing steady. A good deal of the selling here has been due to telegrams in the morning papers showing In.

iitpeil mining troubles and a farther ad vance of industrial armies the tendency of which seems to be to create the congregation of bodies of men of this charac. ter throughout the west and middle states. The effect of this it is construed will be unfavorable upon general business as it creates timidity among commercial classes. The course of this market has been toward a tower level. The movement at the ports today was 9267 bales a inst 6610 lost yet r.

The port movement on Saturday WAS 4090. agaJnai 6027 last year. and the toal once Friday 1351. against 12. Port Royal ed on Saturday 5608 halos which will be aided to the mo at the enl of the week.

The movement tomorrow will tote rwrhaps 4000 or R. bales as compared with the same day test year. arid the Indications now oolnt to a le port movement for the week than for the same week last year. folio arm i Is me rougs or cotton totueJ tin York today Clo xl sets. 286530 bales.

following is a lUierasnt of tIe ootsoUdaUl II" Tbe rOlloIII 1 toe closing qaoutlousor taart otu to OrlMos WnJ Jsoiary JqlT Vshruy A st. Miroh spt mb rll UOetolJer May NiKuT mb r. Jane. 701 UeoenbeI ou eii steady wie. 16305 bal 711 7n U.

75 72 RlortlllD Co's. Cotton Circular. NEW YORK. April The market was heavy throughout the flay May which opened at 731. selling down to 724.

and August. which opened at 748. log to 743. There seemed to be little buy. tng except to coyer shorts.

and the close was easy at the lowest price. The problem of the hour is how much of the long in terest in May remains to be liquidated on Wednesday next. Many expect an improvement after that day. but the general opinion Is that the market cannot stand heavy deliveries on May connections and that If such should be tendered a farther break is inevitable. The trouble Is that nobody seems to want to carry cotton In llef ce ot.

Present Probabilities or possibilities of the coming crop. On the other hand. the price Is now sq low that very few care to take the risk of selling and so the market sass. Hubbiord Price Co. Cotton Clre1llar.

lIlll JrPI Aptl Summary Hubbard. Price A cotton letter Aflvieea from abroad were disappolntln this morn- Ing In reporting a small demand from spinners and a decline in the arrival mar. keto which finally closed steady at 2 below Saturdays quotations. It had Deen thought that the investment demand on the basis of 41 would be sufficient to absortJ the offerings but the lack of spirit Us the' demand from Lancashire seems to nave caused the withdrawal of Investors. I celpts today are very heavy whJchVroupTw- in On th tali of 8 Votnta below SsturttaevenIhgi quota tions a.

number Investment orders were reached which absorbed the U1wcmuon that had been in progress during the morn ln and. it wm expected that fctrre' eelDts in New Orleans tomorrow WQUlI1 have the effect of preventing a further. decline but on the receipt of estimates 2000 bales against-4000 Oat year and WI last week the market tailed to rally an the feeling in the market is one of dlscour agement at the failure of Europe to ma a stand on the basla of 44 and outside the buying for the accounts of those Who expect to buy the market doWn a. scale there seems to be little demand. Under tn pressure of continued liquidation the market became barely steady during the after' noon and finally cloud easy at.

the lowest prices of the day. The Suns Cotton Review. NEW YORK April yielded to 9 points lower and ended weak. Sales. 202000 ea.

Liverpool declined I points. closing steady spot sales 8000 bales at decline of lid In Manchester yarns were weak cloths dull. New Orleans declined points. The Bombay receipts for the half week were 29000 bales against 37000 for th same time last year. Spot cotton here was 160.

lower. Sales 1033 for spinning. The southern markets were generally quiet. Port receipts. 9267 against 11077 this day last week.

and 6611 last year. Thus fa this week. 13 7 against 18254 thus fa last week. The New Orleans receipts tomorrow are estimated at 2000. against 3143 this day last week and 6031 last year.

Si Louis receipts 100. against 530 last year shipments 1683. Large receipts at th ports depression in Liverpool. Manchester. and at the south.

some sympathy with th weakness in Wall street. reports of Industrial troubles in various parts of the country the dullness of cotton and cotton goods fears of May notices on Wednesday bear hammering and renewed and ex. tensive long liquidation caused a. further break In prices today and the last price were about tile lowest of the day. Ther was considerable covering of shorts on th drop.

but this did not act as a very noticeable check to thedecline. The Liverpool and Purl Markets. UVRgPOOL. April 33- 5 a. ipo qolet and tasierj middling uplands 4 14 sales 8000 bsieo Amriea7 Ml speculation and sioortiOO re ralDts 5060 American 600 uplands low uldd5ls 0111 Arril and Ma deOvery 62- May sad Juos deliver 64 Jose and July detlrv 4 July end August de lyey I 81 August sna September deliver 4 44 September and October delivery 0 351 October am November delivery November and December delly.

pry futures opened quiet wivh demand treeiy sup plied. LIVERPOOL. April 23 p. III. tTplsada low middlingol a April dohn1 61 value April and Mar delivery I 8164.

value Slay sod Juoe delivery 3 64 vats. Jgneandjdy and delivery 4 IJ-fil'buy ri July and Autast delivery 6361. 4 August ad September delivery UI. sellers September an October delivery 41 4 2- October and November delivery I 644 SoU November sod December dUn1 4 64 I 4-0 Stars cloned steady. NKW YORK April i Cotton ell sales 1085 bstei middling uplands I middling gulf 711 UI receipts 1 UJ Ira.

f4JJ stock 216832. GALVESTON. April essy mMdllns 7j at rtotplt 1489 bales gross 2169 sales none stool 4483 NORFOLK AprU 23 dull middling 7S ne receipts TH bales. gross 711 sales 135 stock 37405 exports coastwise 2250. BALTIMORE April H-Coton dull middling ls net receipts none bal gross 10.

let none tock BOSTON April Cotton quiet middling 7 net receipts 110 0515. tfro 6251 sales none sloak one ort. to Great Britain 1070. WILMINGTON April 23 middling 7 set receipts 11 bales gross 11 sues none stool 10162 exports coastwise 142. PHILADELPHIA April i Cotton dull middling.

18314. VANNAH. April 23 Cotton I utdtthg 7 act receipts 73 cross VIC sales 150 stock 40540 exports to continent 10049 ooutwUe til. MiW ORLIiNII April i Cotton quiet mlddlln" 7 net receipts 3325 truss 424 sales 1100 slock I8 li9 exports oe twise It UuBILv April 13 easy ulddint rrcrIp I Dales frots A soles 425 16001 31657 exports eOlUlw iVi. MEMPHIS.

April steady middling 7' nrt receipts 2 uales sales 32 tl5wati 2502 slots AUGUSTA April Cotton steady middling 7 net reoeipw It bales shipment 511 we lo stock ls370. CU April Colton Quiet middling sotreeelpls2Il 311 lso yrosslH eon. stock 41144. Cotton quiet middling 7 1-1 sto 10717. n0C THE CHICAGO MAUKET CHICAGO.

April Wheat traders expected a break. in prices fill they got to mtnougu pruoauiy not enoun to meek ulcIr tYtlIIUU One nearest vvroQ to ex- lduUl took place during me x. minutes 01 the uto5IOll rieU 5 oiuiap 4 ftc in me slay price UClurnu. it was tilt Jesuit. 01 an luClcase to 0120 offering nor toe ttlUllLfl.

July urn nut suitor quite so uauiy lUll as an evidence that votlaluelatlIe wueai Wad changed trom the former into the latter moutn me spread wuay wutucu to 2rnc. Un Saturday It averaged i' c. mere were liquidations or the May upion au uay IUlll UIt weeiinesa 01 tousyn market woo ui- redly due to this soilIng and to toe mystery wIlien surrounll8 the aiuount yet nelu balK. May wneat openeu VjU under iSatuNa1 se sales ranging franc 6 J5is sc. he range wan between fut and and toe close at the inside a net loss of uc nor the day.

July closea lIc under Saturday. Curt. fluctuated in line with its gruiuer neighbor wheat. Arguments both Or anti atrainst the price were numerous en vfch but the disposition to trace was absent. The range covered hut Vc the close being at the inside for the day 3i sc fur May a loss of lie trom Saturuay.

Uats hot withstanding the break in wheat and the sympathy Shown therewith on different parts of the floor there was the usual stubborn tirrtiness in the oat market. An unmistakably bullish sentiment prevailed anti offerings were conspicuous by their absence. Although a. fractional loss was made from Saturday. It was unaccompanied by much weakness.

May oatS closed at 32V c. against 32c on Saturday. Provisions were weak generally. An in terval or. steadiness was noted during the morning.

but on tree offering by packers and a prominent broker it proved but temporary. The hog market although opening firm developed weakness and this in ituence. when combined with the unsteady condition of the grain markets worked disadvantageously to produce values. There was a good demand for cash provisions for domestic account. but the trade for export was quiet.

Domestic markets were lower and foreign steady. Receipts were very light Shipments were of fair volume. May pork closed 27V4c lower May lard IOc lower. May ribs 12Vio lower. Ttc leading lUtUrU ranged a follows La Chicago today High.

Low. Close. 68 7s 74 OJ" 024 iix 48 12 SO 28 47 Mar 7 83 7 12 7 7 ii July. 7 17' 7 7 51055- hay. 653 6W 641 43 July I 36 IS Lamon Dr Co.

Grain Letter. By Private Wire to C. Knox. Manager. CHICAGO.

April 23. Ai no time during the a today was there any Inclination to rally prices. About thu only uymg noticeable of Importance was by Iardrldgo who covered a good sized short line. It was a. market 0 heavy liquidation of May contracts much heavier than at any time rst week.

and the trade having a general Impression that there will be considerable of this liquidation before the end of the rronth loath to buy much tuff even around these low prices. The opening was Jffiic lower than Saturdays close. Weather conditions were almost perfect. anti the on passage figures showed a large increase. 1640600 bushels.

Private cables during the day quoted foreign markets weak and lower. New York wiring export lnqury was very poor and primary receipts were 260000 against 670000 last year. Local stocks show but a small decrease for the week- 15000 bushfls. The visible supply decreased 792t bushels which was Out as expected. The English visible increased about 500000 bushels.

The spread between May and July was about ZUc against ITitffc Satutday. The close was weak without encouragement to holders and Indications do not point to a speedy recovery. Coarse grains sod provisions nave followed wheat although jiogs were lie hJgb" at the yards. There was a gradual decline In hqr product from the opening. with appamently few buying orders In the market.

Chicago Gosulp. By private wire to C. KOox manager Opening cables cargoes oft coast Wheat weak corn nothing offet1ng On asgage and for Wheat quitting steady corn slow. Liverpool wheat and' corn quieter. Closing cables Liverpool wheat ip9pti poor demand and unchanjed futurea1 la offPart Wheat jOSZOcentlmem bit' tour' j4 Antwerp Wheat 12r ltaeiiaip Wheat Wheat on passage increased 1 40000 bushels corn Increased 858000.

India. wheat shipments decreased 40000 bushels. St. lauls wires We have. Information from a private source that It rained la California Sunday' A San Francisco yesterday morn.

Ing says No rain In sight expect a. lively week in wheat. New York clears 81000 bushels of wheat and 4000 barrels of flour. Total clearances Wheat 178000 bushels flour 17000 barrels corn. 73000 bushels oats 7000 bushels.

Official visible Wheat decreased 92060 bushels corn decreased 1455000 oats Increased English visible increased 506060 bushels. There Is nothing to say of wheat except that the May liquidation la under way. The May holders are the sellers the Pardrtdge people the best buyers. There was a faint show of shower on the coast. but not enough to affect the market unless It is a.

prelude to other rains. Development In wheat is simply continued steady pressure In a small way of May selling. It looks as If this Selling will get more urgent as the week progresses. PHO VISIONS. GRAINS.

ETC. CONSTITUTION OFFICE. ATLANTA April 131431. Groceries. Floor.

Grain and Meal. ATLANTA. April Flour Flrn patent 5153' second patent 14.0- extra Isaey fXU fancy 16 ua No. I white No. I white SSo mixed Oats White 5 r.

mixed 17 Seed rye Georgia 7V 90. hay-Closes ussatay large baits Me No. 1 timothy. Urge bales Sin doltS timothy small Isles We No. 1 timothy.

small bales. 81. No. i timothy small bales. 81 Meal Plain Ale bolted Oo.

Wheat bran large sac is. mll sacks 90. Cotton seed meal 1130 owl. Steam loedI.1I cwt. Stock peas tOilMc ft lt CO ttc lady" wTi.

Boston beau tf65427S bo Tennessee U4A 100. Pearl I3M. saw Y0EE. April 23 Floor southern lull sad west good to choice iIO4. 0 common to lair extra XV 3UO.

Wheat spot more active and VOIG lower. closing stesds no. I red winter Ct 6H in store tltor afloat til option. opened weak at V'-to uecilne. rallied feiC fell ii ctcsia weak it bviow Hatnrdaj with trallp fairly active No.

I April tilt Jane 6r Com. spot dull sad easier No. I in elerator UttffUt tot 44 QUV op- lion dull sad wciowerAprll43o May July do. Oats spot dull options easier April JO Ma' "l-July spot No. white ii mixed we Kr White do.

4iK LOUts April 3 lower piUnti Jv fancy pJtg2J. family p00ffll5. Wheat lower No. Jredcaih MayudsoAJa July S8iV. Corn lower No.

1 mined cash April 3 May 37 osted Oslo lower No. I cash- May Julx 27 toted. CHICAGO April 23 Flour dull and easy winter patents I32W350 winter strelght4 t37S310 spring pat- No. lired o7 ji5 3 corn 38.Vii i. No.

2 CINCINNATI April Flour sprint patents 143 0 1115117 iluj i6i. Wheat No. i natTt Cern No. 1 mixed II. 046 No.

2 mu 4 14. ATLANTA. April U- Uo stal Bee Arbscktis 15100 154 ft rues Woo UlOa Lnerllib JL10) Grwu Extra choice 21 to choice good WHc air com 17trials Sugar t. powdered ijc rullolL' whiteeitraC tOficassyelIow clarified I 4' yellow sitru 0 Sotd Syrup-New Orleaoa choice die prime 6545ci common 364313 555 SA JSo imitation UfUJ Tea iilaok SOageevn 54 500. Nutmeg U.

Uu C10TM26 330. Cinnamon 10411 0. Altsploe lOAllo tiiager lie. Slntipore pepper lit MI 131. Rica Head 60 gaud i common Imported Js' pan Nai c.

Hawly ml.U Virnitatle. Flata lljrt3 i. Wnlt. ah IblsHOO peUsMo. Mackerel bblaJ6no380 Soap Tallow 100 bars 3044375 turpes tlae Vir as us 512646004.

Osadr. Paraffin lie stat Ho. Matches 1400 CsUvMaJ7i 2001 IT00337 Mi terms. U7i 8 xia Keti butt ao. I SPaCISIS.

l. r. cases I II 8J 401 and Ie do. 94 at St6oe Crackles soda XXX batter i XXX pesrloysters 6' steii and exc llor 7 lemon cream XXX ginger luaps corui1113 Pa Candy AMorted sticks French mixed lialj e. Con.

drused roukKDOr 8IXI ImlUtioa mackerel 306 LJJ lalraon V.U-&JQ fV sisters 1179 1 W. 139 corn llSfli Mt mutoMllOO. Ball potajl 110 StarcB arl 4c Inap 4 nickel package IllfceellnlaJ llwflia Powder rBineka a lij lej lr 4 NSW YORK. April iJ-Cofte. optionsck bsreiy si dy 2 points down No.

7 Rio April lat n. 0i 28 June ii4 lS6i. Sepbsnlcr llIOnsll80 Decem ber lI0 spot Rio dull but steady No. IT. 86 quirk ad easier lair reining oellrifulal test 2'i tUd qftiriandensv Mo.

iJ mould l9 standard 1 oBA3 lo eon- tooUonen' A I Mtovt cut loaf sad crusted I li-l powdered l6caii tranul 4 iortlS. cubes glv. Molasses tsrelln nominal New Orleans dulJ but steady open kettle new good to choice 30 3t. rovlsiona. ST.

LOUIS. April Pork. standard mess 1300 a 1310. Lard prime itsom 73 742. Dry salt meats loose shoulders 810 long deny 86TS clear ribs 881 Iboct clear 88 Saran boxed shoulders 750 lo clear 726 Clear ribs 737.

start clear 143 ATLANTA Oe rrio sides burl 7 oared bellies eared 11' A I Jc according to brand sad icecap CUorlli 8 Brutlul baoan Lard Leal i DJ is gm. NEW YORK. April Pork lnmiderate demand sad steady new mm lUOCXai 4M Middles ooiDlnal short clear- Lard quiet and east western steam 100 city team 737 options April nd May 8Ml. July 730. CHICAGO.

April a- a 5004511551 were Cot. low Mteellpork J2J23 Ltd 7lOtlae Short ribs lees. MgAM. Dry It shoulders boxed teSds short clear tides boxed 687 M-H- CINCINNATI April S-Pork. mess IUD LSZ3.

team icai s12f bacon steady ihoulders J7S short rib sides 2 sliori clear 710 SAVANNAH. April S3 Spirits turpentine opened lien with sales at 26" and 2Sj for regulars sad closed firm at 8. Rosn lir. at IIDebuaed prices with a good Inquiry sod very ll bt offering A. CandD 140 105 5135 O5 J1.

0 51654 Jo MI2W NM6 windowglaas tiiii wstcrwbite WILMINGTON. April Rosin dull strained got good trlflDed to turpentine steady at tar steady at crude tirpeotme firm hard 100 soft 5160 virgin 100. NEW YORK. Aril 23 Roaln lull bat steady emln common WguOd JlHj a 134 tttrpeatlae quiet and steady at ld CHARLK3TON April Turpentine OnnatHm rosin steadr geed trained 96. Cosseicler Posse.

ATLANTA. April 23 Bl 10 Butter esltm crumtr Wvajc rUel Tsnsaesss llaMa Uto aft a3o Is. Honey Strained I IOc In he comb ItlaU e. Onins 5150528175 on bbl 322 if 160 Spaslsa Gulo. I be.

crates Il4C1jUO. Cab. bage it Grapes Malaga to to to Is kegi soi0310i to to a. eg tsaOQ7ilO. Fruits snd Confections ATLANTA.

April Applet Fancy northern 5:04 bane Virginia ne U. 0 Georgia none. Umons UOJ ttiit Flonda IM 10J. Psiids6305003U Grape yrnil I. crate.

Uocoagnti s35I4c FIseap. pls O043455 oi. nanas-fl Uct LOO 1W. Pig IS lsc. New Calllornla 198 beau LOO MboxMlto.

Cwreants lale. ljhor cttroc 23 iJ5c. Nat Almonds II. please llrl e. BraillllJ 120.

FiberU 11. WilTust. JUt. lao PMnata- Virginia ii1I Ulht 25407 ua4pieted 4 4 North Carolina 4 4 Gel rri 1 2He- Fresh Vegetables. ATLANTA.

April 11 Vegelables so. In good demand nt boinj tecelved Is YPTY small quntitlee In sot the demand far exceeds the sapply. The follow- ng are quatation. Sling beau 1300 1 5 era' Eurllib peas 1175 100 ficraU Muaabesl2tll6 ft rate onlss DCW ttKKiJO y. crate IrtsB potatoes new sa00A.0I 4 bbl bunched vSetables Ule I strawberries lIsOOc FOR SALE.

An Electric Railway ATHENS. GA. Population Ten Thousand. Operating four cars length of line. about six' 6 miles sale on Tuesday June 5th 1894 before the courthouse door in Athens Ga.

For inforrntion apply to G. A. MELL Receiver. CATARflU it the IIeadNoee Ear. Throat.

Lungs Stomach Bowels TJtertne and Urinary it- ans and Chrome tnzea of the Blood. ndoand Nervoua System cured by the UtwUtoprovetf- treatment Medicines fur- nlahea s. DR. TflOMPSOK. ConSnltation sod exmrntnation free.

Hours CAPITAL 400000. StFKPIiUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS 100000. TRANSACTS A GENE RAL BANKRG BUSINESS. Safe posit vaults. Boxes to rent at.

reduced rates. Accounts i of bilti an tankers. mercantll and manufacturing nr ma or corporations received. upon favorabl ttrms Foreign exchange bought and sold. Interest Ud on tin 45001112.

A. HEUFHILL. President U- ATKINSON Vice President. JOSEPH. A.

Mo- CORD. cutler. T. mWIN. Assistant Cashier.

THE. ItfLfiNTti TRUST flND DflNKING CO. Corner Alabama and Broad Streets Atlanta Ga. Capital 150000. Surplus 25000.

Accounts of firms corporations and I ndlvlduals solicited on terms consistent rfth Ultimate banking. DIRE CTORS. It J. CARROL PAYNE. A.

P. MORO. W. A. HEMPHILU UGIN M.

SPALDINQ. A. RICHARDSON A. 3. SHROPSIURJol Ii.

NI. ATKINSON. R. F. MADLrdJt I.

W. RUCXEIt. W. I. PEEL.

IL C. BAOLEY. O. A. NICHOLSON.

President. Vie Presidents. Cashier. Assistant Cashier. Maddox Banking Co.

Capital 160000. Charter Liability 320000 Transact a general octoking business ap proved paper discounted and loans made on collateral. wm pleased to meet cr corre spend with parties changing or opening new accounts. Wt do not pay interest on open accounts. but Issue interest-bearing eerttft.

cItes. for limited amounts only payable on demand. as follows 4 per cent it left a day. per cent If left six months or longer. FOOTES TRUNK FACTORY 17 E.

Alabama Street OPEN AND READY FOR BUSINESS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. TRUNKS. VALISES POCKETBOOKS. CARP CASES TRAVELING SETS AND EVERYTHING IN OUR LINE AT HALF' PRICE. BOUGHT CHEAP AND WILL SELL" CHEAP.

ST HAVE CASH. TRUNK REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. J. 01. FOOTE ManuKcr.

LEGAL SALEWLESUTE WI A OSBORN Auctioneer. GEORGIA. FULTON sir- tue of the power contained In a certain deed executed and delivered by HLWood ward. to the Atlanta National Building and Loan Association on the twelfth day of April. 1898.

and recorded in deed book Pi page 441 in the office of the clerk of the superior court or said county said Atlanta National Building and Loan Association will sell before the courthouse door of said county at public outcry. between the legal hours of we. on Tuesday. May 1 1894. to the highest bidder for cash the following described parcels of land to make the sum of sixteen thousand nine hundreu and twenty-seven dollars and twenty-five cents lIm25 due to said association by said Woodward.

on his certain bond bearing even date with and secured by said deed and for taxes and other liens against said lands paid by said Association besides the costs and expenses of said sale said Wood- ward having defaulted. and being now to default In the payment of the monthly in stallments on said bond for more than three months and in the payment of taxes on the property conveyed In said deed and having made other defaults whereby the whole indebtedness evidenced by said bond and all Indebtedness to said Association by reason of any and all defaults have become due and collectible. all as provided end set forth in silddeed TRACT NO. In land lot No. 183.

of the 14111 District of said county beginning on south line of lasso lot No. 133 oue riundred Muu unict-iUl'ee Uu 193 6-10) feet east of Poole's Und thence north tour hundred and sixty 460 feet thenoe east three hundred and thirty 300 tenths SW Iv feet to a rock in the road thence north on the west side of said road eight hundred and one s8U feet. thence west live hundred and twenty-eight teet. thence south on Davlss line eleven hundred and iift one 1891 feet to the land lot hue thence east tine hundred and three and tenths 110 10) feet to the beginning point containing eleven anti ninety. Live one hundredth 11 95-100) acres- TRACT NO.

I. land tot No. 193 of the Uth district of said county beginning on the line of said' land lot live hundred and seventy-eight 931 feet east of Poole's land thence east on said land lot line live hundred and nine 559 feet thence north one hundred and eighty-eight 188 feet thence west three hundred and sixty- eight 368 feet thence south four hundred and eight 448 feet thence west one hundred and ninety-five 195) feet to the road. and thence to the beginning point containing nine and twenty-six one jretbs 26-100) acres. TRACT NO.

In land lot No. iii of the 4th district of said county beginning at the northwest corner of said land lot. thence- east along the line of said land lot two thousand seven hundred and ninety- three 2793 feet to land lot No. no thence south on line of said land lot No. 170 one thouSand live hundred and nine 1559 feet thence west two thousand eight hundred and eight 2808 feet to the west line of land lot NO.

183. thence north one thousand iIYe hundred and four 1654 feet the beginning point containing ninety. nine and. seventy-four one-hundredths 99 lit acres. TRACT NO.

In land lot No. 214 in the Uth district of said county being lots three and tour 4 of the subdivision of the Avery property containing fifty 50 acres. more or less lot No. three 3 begins at the northeast corner of lot No. one of said subdivision and runs thence north i seven hundred and sixteen 716 feet thence west one thousand tour hundred and eighty- sev nOi4SD feet thence south seven bun' deed and fourteen 714 feet to the northwest corner of lot No.

two 62) thence east one thousand tour hundred and ninety feet to the beginning point. Lot No. lour 4) commences at the northeast corner of lot No. three. 3 thence north seven hundred arid sixteen Iii feet to Bankstona land thence.

west onl thousand tour hundred and seven 1487 feet. thence south sever hundred and fourteen 714 feet thenca east one thousand torn' hundred anti seven 48T feet to tile bexiucJng point TRACr Oo. In land lot No. 203. of the lUb district of said countybeginnlng at a sawmill between land lots an and 182.

thence north on land lot line three bun' dred and fifty- 380 fee to a blued oak. thence due west one hundred and fifty 190 feet. thence due. south flveflundted 500 feet thence due east one itffid d' ad fifty' 150 feet to land lot line. thence north one hundred and fifty 150 feet V5 thebeginning containing two 2) acres mor or Hpi A strip ofone hundred vPMl a 0 west land lot 182 in the 14th district of said county tunning with uniform width from th north tothe south line of said land lot.

and being Of sufficient width to embrace an artof omsehundred and four with lhth water privileges thereon wd Abounded north south" anti. west by MM land lot-line and is in shape of' a arll te In land lot No. US of the ith districts Said county beginninr it tTOtteMtttrnerVof land lotSSf-iS ienc one sthousand and two' one thousand one' log twenty-eight and sixty-eight one-hundredths 28 68-100) acres. TRACT NO. In land lot No.

373 of th 14th district of said county Beginning on the west line or land lot No. Ho five hundred and eighty 580 feet south of the northwest corner of said land lot thence routh along the land lot line eight hundred and three 853 feet. thence east one thousand and twenty-eight 1028 feet. thence north eight hundred and twenty-eight 828 feet to the road. thence west along the road one thousand and tour 1054 feet to the beginning containing twenty-one and nine one-hundredths 21 9-100) TRACT NO.

In land lot No. 175 of the 14th district of said county beginning on the north line of land lot No. 175 one thousand three hundred and two 1352 feet east of the northwest corner of said land lot thence east along said land lot lot line two hundred and sixty 260 feet thence south four hundred and fifteen 5 feet to. the wagon road. thence west along the wagon road two hundred and sixty 280 feet.

thence north live hundred and live 505 feet to the beginning containing two and eighty-eight one-hundredths 2 88-160) acres. TRACT NO. 10. In land lot 85. of the 14th district of said county that certain lot situated on Glenn street in the city of Atlanta beginning at the corner df the lot bought by E.

B. Rosser from John Wtl- hams thence north one hundred and sixty 160 feet. thence east seventy 70 feet to the northwest corner of J. D. Grady's lot.

thence west with his line one hundred and sixty 160 feet to Glenn street thence west on' the north side of Glenn street seventy 70 feet to the beginning known as Non. 128 and 130 on Glenn street. TRACT NO. That certain lot In the city of Atlanta. being part of land lot No.

77. of the Mth district of said county. and being parts of lots three 3 and tour 4 of blocK twenty-one 21 in said land lot fronting two and one halt feet on the north' side of Garnett street and run. nlng north two and one-halt 82 feet being tour and one-hill 44U feet wide in the rear and known as No. 18 Garnett street.

TRACT NO. That certain parcel of land In the town of West End and In land Jot one hundred and eight 108 of the 14th district of said county beginning at the corner of James and Glenn streets thence east on Glenn street one hundred and nine 109 et to Wells street thence northeast on Wells street one hundredand seventy- three 173 feet to an alley thence north west on said alley one hundred and twenty. six 126) feet. thence west on an alley one hundred and four 154 feet to James street thence south on James street one hundred and seven 187 feet to the beginning being lots two 32) and three 33 of the Adair Lowe Craig Subdivision. TRACT NO.

In the town of West End sod in land lot 108 of the 14th district coqpty. beginning two hundred and ten 210 feet west of lot No. thirty-six 36 of said Adair Lowe Craig subdivision thence west on Glenn street one hundred and ten 110 feet to Wells street. thence east on Wells street one hundred and five 105) feet thence to the beginning point being In the shape of a triangle and deslg. nated as lot No.

thirty-four 34 of said AdalrLowe Craig subdivision. TRACT NO. In the city of Atlanta 5 Jnlad 1 seventy-five 75 of the Mta district of said county fronting fifty 501 feet on the south side of Hendrix avenue. between Cooper and Pryor streets and exl tending south Fame wl4th as front one hundred and fifty 150 feet and bounded as follows Commencing on south side of Hen drtx avenue at a point no feet west' from the southwest corner of Pryor rtreet and Hendrix avenue. thence west 60 feet to lot No.

16 thence south 150 feet to a stake thn east 50 feet to lot No. 14 thence north 150 feet to Hendrix avenue. the ginning point being lot No. fifteen 15 h. Wm.if-K as sold of the 14th district of said county being twen- Sl S01 In northeast coraeV of sald land lot and Bounded north by By E.

C. ATKINS. President. GEORGIA. FULTON To the Superior Court of Said County The pe- nUv Dodge.

P. H. Moore. D. M.

inlnjr. Larry Conner. U. W. Evans and their assocUnes shows that they have association under fcTHE INDUSTRIAL UNION that the object of said association is social educational' and charitable and for other Jim" purposes Petitioners further show Jhe7 hfLve TO stock.

as none Is needed for the purpose of carrying out the object of said association. Your pltWrawS further show that thy desire power to purchase and hold property real and I per. tOnal to sue and to be sued and to exercise. all powers usually conferred upon corporations of similar character as may boon- si tent with the laws of Georgia. Your petitioners further show that said Industrial Union Is to have its principalof- nee In the city of Atlanta county of Pnl- tpn.

but desires the right to establish branch offices at any place in the United States that a majority of Its board of dl. rectors may designate. Wherefore the premises considered. yow petitioners pray the passing of an order by said honorable court granting this their application. and that they and their ij cessors be incorporated for a term of twenty years.

with the right and privilege of sa perod of tkne for the purposes hereinbefore et forth. And your petitioners- will ever pray etc. HINFS FELDm Flied in ome. err clerk of the superior court ofFui ton GH2r1 do he certify tile fore lliLl0 SJUP Py of applicatIon charter of Tbe Industrial Unlonra It of file to this office. tt5M whereof I have hereunto FISH Pompano Spanish mackereJ 2 open la Uteg toJ gpt Si5 IN Inyesf ment SecuritS ROOM CAPITAL CITY BANK Stock and Bond Bri AUGUSTA Correspondence In IIUMPIIREYS CASTLED DEALER IN BONDS AND LOANS NEGOTIATED.

East Alabama Street. H. I. BETTIS Public Accountant Books opened and closed. Audits.

nations and Reports made. Cor work a specialty. Pa O. Box 231 95 Old Capitol Building. DflRWIN JONES No.

1 South Broad Street AUaaf STOCKS BONDS INVESTMENT SECURITll Correspondence Invited in kinds of southern Investments. RAILROAD SCI-IEDUL Showlns theArriTml and Trains from This City Central 1 CENTRAL RAILROAD OP OEORftir Prom Ilapovllis 6 45 am STrom Savannah 7 43 am From lispevIlle 115 am From lispeylils From Macon Front llapevilie From lfapevitls FromHap Tflo From liapcvlll. IFromSaraaiub. 804 pa. Following Trains Sonday only From llapevllle.

60 40 as IFrom lispevUle. 3 45p Uam 1120am 60 pm To pm Hpm 710 psi To pertll ollowinj WESTERN iNI ATLAMTlCKjIj Prstz Nsahvllle. Mam Wo Nssbrltu From Marietta I 30 am ST. Chattauoorw romCilsLsgalI pmiro Manetta iJi IFrom Niaibvbli. I 33 pmjTo KathTineJSlI ATLANTA WE jl tU Utt Front Maatgmy am fTo Montgomery" From Newn IS am To Manchester I Prom Mtncneiter 10 so am To Psimello.

I From Montrmy Ii 49 am Sin Selma. Prom Palmetto. I IS pm To Uonti IFrom SelmaV. 4 45 pm To Followlg Train Sundiy FoUowiir TnUl only only From Newnas10 15 amJTo Ncwxon. QEOUIA RAILROAD.

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Calif orpla. points en sale by thl EL TTLiR JOHN A Mr. Hop. Pollcevc of the Uaf lively Bt from surnmnril have beenl the fled" to sol Jne CJoarij Young peared Mr. Read 1 about the thate blame.

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NICHOLSO bualn a hi Illett BUSL ESS. VALI8ESL LEG SALE Of REAL ESTATE A. I HL Wood. court. A OIi 1.

a thou nd. nds AS80clatlon. In- ue nd deed I u1 1I' slxt 01 th tint-one a a a th seyen eIa11t S1 north1 one el UC I I OWIaJ1 tl1 eg fit dr nd to be1n 99 7 100) reA In rt gJn I I cr' leasead be 1 westone tho leyfn' 1487 feet tbencelouth WtI feet 4 i te rt land on Jhca- t2ouie elbtTvenot87 uitlng poi CTN county beginning aa bet. 203u1d du tly in 1red teet. hundredantUifq' Qne" fll Ct.

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I a Joo IrnOWD lt I lng on t2) I atree a hundred and 0 7 1 efle I Jh cet mt otWest of saId nO UO i I fio. hr e. Adair Lowe clt and In land lot eX' Hen- westtrom 16. then thence of the Equitable Land Company. plat.

by J. C. Hendrix Co. April 189 TRACT NO. land lot No.

li11 five 25 acres the. corner Mrs. Baker. west by Mrs. Bishop.

south by John Bass and east. by W. R. PhillIps. A td fIg frI uIfiDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.

GOLDSMITH. Secretary MALCLM JOHNSTON Attorney. Hues tltlon ot R. P. entered Into an the name and style of THE similar that they have capital titlonen be.

con. sill wInclpal of ton rI ht dl. pa. appll on. we- atenn prlv11 e.

od torth evepray Attorneys G. lL TANNEItcJerk Fulton County Tan- theaupmor of Fulton county. Georgia hereby 1 1t appear. Withess I' let mYhand and the I ru I CAUSESCOTON i' Te akni li 2. I1thg.

th iJ ctcing th in cmo ccl tt i a th i icr Gas a It l9s stat meflt I 0 I cia asit or J5 ftm' i I I. UOJ 5 i Ji i' M. 4y i ct 4kSih4Si54 a i9 I it. J4 i i UtIG t. cc.

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1 ansgcr i i stla4 ma 1154 New lni5 great 1' a. on ass er ground for do ease t8 a a 5 nc. compares itit 4 0 appear iacredibie st. Paul wa theactive Ui Is 4 0 0eI thIs. howeve ASllrt I.

odjv t8 IO tl 15 lat and Ic renA esldeng ZiIle Pai UI i the iho 0 V64. td cc Fkul Mai- iinjn ipi ue1 an4qthrtteme of th lt be 2 it will be ed 1 art nd he ne a wst4 115- pi on buut per ton. western urnaces ag- woat 1 i40 dl stkCEikCs SHIFMIS sTOCk. 84 1116 Tasodsy. WntnesdSy.

I II 394 Cog. It. ci 126 te foitoelol i Asril 767 727 7 SL 71021 7283 Moy. 7it 7Il 64 4t3 736 i31 32' J0y 746 7t3 768 73539 Aogcil 747 748 43 753 44. 716 5 I 700 747 74.

18i 7606 Oitober 53 75 351 7. 55 7i3 762 6.28 7aiO. rseatta. IlSok Cl 1604 3183 Satardny 40401 Stl alali Loady 5257. 6511 tidoS 12221 651412 47506 1edy das4s TstsI 13357.

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reak rices 1 here rop. the decline. uiet 7 630 cels May d2li deilvery Jni Novemnbernd msdCtholssAprit deliverp6ii01. sne Ju tessberdeitrery 44. 64 II 7 43i.

465 NORPOIKAprll et i 16 mlddiIo i5 reseipta 11 ill 7 rl 561. 23 Uevs 1641690 ioous0a ie 13- Cottsa 7 4t poclscossLwa lot 1rwelpLi24 uctreosIpt. l3 oiO aaoo 1 l6 coceIplo isle. IIE olUlu UIY ddsj83c. he 51aI ocr day un- 27 10 So's St's Moy.

07d bi 41 50' 055-- 1414 liii 305k 0 31' Septennber 40's 4's 45 tiara- ai' 2' a2' Ms I0q 537 35" 20' 15' 28's iT 64. Msy. litl 1217 Ciii 12 Ii's LASh- 762 716 63 5 ut 060 de- 79210 agtinatjyv bav higher gradualdeline I cargoes Wheat asga vio Llyerpool wheitwpots uturee Paris centlmes ff 15 32 cetfxnes izop ij' iUS Re rom in. og nd our seeeodpstntKal lancyS3li l8 olardiSe 71ou. SlsaNo.

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lLtlc. 515 4 bose. 75 Nnts-'AtmondIs. l2l60. 12c.

16Ibi. 44o sOurgIw ATLAZTAApril baa cry tel inc 6H 34 pem1l7id00bcralr 5 acwl05di5 ds I sii coufthouseaoor in 0 Of gans 2Piseases Skin nd Whitehall StrIeL toHZO 2 tG63iBundysS toiO I no a 51 5 a'- 5 4 L1QAPltAL ii AJ1K I so UiPmIPresIdeut Mc DfiNKINO560. rmz. A or LINE a REAESTAT 133 4liUO1Ac lU ISO our 4o. 29 001k 147 buddredand ISO A the' beginning more A of one 104 acres.

ofsgld uth beln fourflO1 cr all the strip south parflelogram Now OS thesontheaIt COrner of lot No i thence' porth one cLt ttet4thexiee west' hundred1fl4 tlghtlthree feet to the 7' Todd tbeneeSouth one thousand ansi 2tYtO liifeetto land lot 163. thenoe 7. Gn thousand one hundred and ninety. 1' th5Ietbthe begInning cont j' OhOa 15 fl se a I 5 1O acres. o.

on I onehaif fogt Ii 10 ug IS 8 6092. 17 the ThIS third day of Am 1603. ATLANTANATIONAt BUILDING 5 7 pe- I slstent eab ma newal at the expIratIon of said se Petluonees' March 30. 1394. TANNER Cleric Georgia I a.

IL going to be a true copy foi Lulon as In eel Toy hand seal of said eoqirtthb I March 81. 1894. G. IL TANNER Clerk Superior Court Pulton County Ga I' FIH I I SHAD I 7 wttOtl. Perchibream utbag Sheephead nn grove snappes' red sapper stake snapper mullets and aiivarieues of fresh flab crab.

shrimps. clams shelL m. Free" 45. iiveryi No chag55 a for" cleaning. Speela.

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between Atlanta C2Iorla TYLER. I Cen' Manag. Cenl ia 6 1r5 L' i 31A0yG11 PoPes Ifs n000. Its been Mr. 3.

lookIng 0tfl so was grew' out neg Charl wlth his 5T hop that iso lit of the 11 theuper Ilecalled stool these ter and at I 1e1 Mr Ii we SOt 5neame way nzeal of ad a have tha he i mean yesonler 2ir a Insulted. 3. John yesterday jncurd0 th Mr. sa yououto Br Ilu tollsrbCl no such eho lermlned i the andwas Ill gis llOllfla Ii Gal 0' 60 A I lallta Art 010 of tos work dIesliave up the' i' the love the willco and histo eq loan wllt other. sot Anes all exhibit andita given dali 5 by tlses.

The eif to ct 6 2s1rW. 1. Con Profeuo 1St lobso agoldm I of SpeakIng I am her. The Mre. 0 1 Interest the done' v.

The sure Itesort 11 after 1Q west end of the F- and an coiSfort. summer cu grtous gulngioU tr2 es the LIe ii ho 2. 8 5 0 doin from bathing a Znaoeo cI peopl I' wauneeIt toclear in to Suw alAIOfl. try aM ye are Ileve that itborts of 4 Suwannee the esH 35 scrIp eat avannab IT teorg1a So Jasiser and via kiaand 1 at meweeL touw 55P0rpale 9 ebeerguny' ize prtiprie lJW 1" Andrew A ou gn lou May a iR ILWI11 Peturn kt 24ays from appIyvia I ot Ala. an istndth i4 Houston sbs.lt as 1mmAUan 2 lewna to tan4 sleep A Gee 0.

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