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LIME. PLASTER. CEMENT. &c.

DOCkLAND LIME.
1880 barrels ROCKLAND I.iMk from the ecle-
brsied "Iohb iime-kims,N dlly exDec,'d per
schooner ID. IL. iDgraham for .sls bow from dock
by kOBkHI MkNbE>btR6,
No. SOS Main and II Fifteenth streets.
myS-lw
DOCK LAND LIME, ROCkLAND
IL LINE 1900 barrels from the celebrated
| Crockett Lime kiins. This lime stands a. tb
head OF the list whsrcs tt has been inlrodneed.
ano ha. no superior; 1000 barrels best Rossnd all
| iydraac tsmept: 1000 barrels calcined Plaster,
Land Plaster gronGd fresh every aay ffoin btss
| Nova Scotia lump, puI up IN new bags. Sepd foe
prices. WARNER NuuhI
foot of Seventeenth street, south sids tpck.
sp 30 tJela
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CHOICE VIRGINIA HAMS at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

w invoice Key West Cigars. W. D. BLAIR & co.
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New Crop Teas. ". ID. BLAIR & 60.
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FROM THE MALE OR.

III PHAN AS' LUM,on the 7th instant, j JEffEE'
soy d. FORE, boy sixteen years old, well grown,
fair skfn dark hair, weil-dre-sed n dark clothes,
and black hat: quite good-lo0king. This boy was
piaced ia charge OF the Male orphan Society by his
mother when he WAS about six years Of age until he
WIS tweniy-One years old. When he arrived at the
age Of fourteen lat hts own requas} ne was put 10
the trade OF cigarmakiEg until be should arrive al
twenty. This Is 10 forewarn all persons from har-
boring or employing said boy. j. X. GILL,
my l4.2t Superintendent
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See that all IRON BITTERS are manufactured by
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY and have cross
cd red lines on the wrapper.
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THE LITERARY REVOLUTION

hss not he honor of ceniury's history, ard it's
,re.rot cash capital Is only about $4,000. 1t
-. sfsried oniy 80 long aC0 as September, 1878,
- : 20 cash aud few O'd books. and Two years
'hsresfter had reached the dignity Of gaTret in
-, Ann.,treet idnk-ShoD. It's "aTmy" consisting of
-. man aud small BOY, and from the character
cf ibe place. ciJaicss itcfarGif tD-d.b-gsl beng
~ more numerous than customers for books.
'-r1f Nv January. 1879. the RENOL CTION had
scrmui is;ed suficieni strrnsih 10 print one small
vo1nme. Witch was increased TO a product in 1850
~ orsr ont ntjiiioR r0tHmtS. It's business Offices
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ENCYCEOPHpIA $50,
LIBERAL DISCOUNT.

e. c3.nons'rS;s the earueS'neSs of their good will.
~, propose. 50 lOng the Llppiucoits choose 10
cYiipue the manufacture At lhis nominal price, 10
Sr-fi>h the public with the LiDpincoit edition at
~ low price OF $3.50 per set tine ffy cents for
90. II hsndrngi. delivered in New York city, or
cent hy express ~ iregnt 10 any part OF ihe United
S,,tr. or t'anads. Considering the munihcent lib-
s,sifv % the LiIpincoits' terms. II has seemed 4
gresf MY that their modesty should prevent them
e-So sav,riisiug more widely, and we therefore
snn, einenf their generosity tn scattering This ad
x,r'i,emtnt hroAdCaS, Tor them ~ our expense.
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a FINE HAMBLETONIANN

N MARE. trots 10 harness near three Zs-1A
minutes six years old. sound, kind well saiied for
saddle for salc for want of use. fire family sni-
nal Apply al sos east Main street. my l4-lt
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reducing the price 20 $40. and some wears later, as
the result or a rupture With the British house, In
consequence tt was saidl OF the Lippincotts ma
Rng cnenges In The American edition contrary 10
the Splyt', while SIN uSiuc the name OF Chambers
The same ENCICLoP.E was brought down 10
The stiii lower price OF s25.
Now. IN the glorious year OF 1881. moved, of
coarse not hy the spirit oi rivalry. but by the gen.
erous and lsudsbe purNose Of pacing useful know-
ledge within reach OF the people without regard 10
the question OF
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
Another Would nc Assassin.

ST. PAUL, July PA contractor
named Il jodale, u nrighbor of Gov
pillshury, in Minneapolis, and "a man
whom the Governor has befriended on
many occasions, has been lurking
around the Executive Mansion for sew
era days intent upon assassination. II
seems that several persons knew Of the
mans hallllcination, but did not dis,
close the dangerous sccrc'. The first
kno" ledge the Governor had of the
mans mania was last night. Three
policemen guarded the premises until
to-day, when the mailman was secured
and lodged in the "sylum at st. Peter.
The maniac seems perfectly sane o.
every other subject.
A prominent citizen learned Of his
deadly intent by calliug upon Goodale
for the plans Of a house, when he wild.
Iy declared that he could do nothing
until he bad killed Governor pilisbury,
and he exhibited muskat and revolver
ils his mlrderOus equipments. Tile
cl'lHen at once informed the authorities
and he was appreheDded and found to
be violently insane by AIMED cal conlnis-
sion. His mania was developed by IA
sui!-stroke some time ago, and has been
known to his immediate fri nNs for
some time. Why he had not carried
his designs into execution is % mystery,
as The Governor passrS bis honse to
reach his stables. No publication has
yet been made Of ,he affair, and very
few know anything about it.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
you promise to listen to all | want to
yavob da,nap pan

you promise to listen to all l want t.
say?" demanded Ben.
'''Oh yes, anything, dear Ben. I'll pro
mise anything if only you will! help IN.
!" safe place away from that devour-
ing beast y quavered Kitty.
No exact report exists with regard to
the proceedings Ofthe nextfew minutes.
Suffice it to say that when Judith, speed
| ing on in advance of the carry-a,l reach
ed the scene of action a quarter of an
hour later she sto"d transiixed at the
spectacle OF XII ty, sitting on the top
most ledge Of Sunset Rock, her hand
fast held in Beng, and such pair of
happy eyes and blazing cheeks rs could
only betokau "a crisis of blissful descrip-
ton.
"Why how lid-Ben, when did you
get here, and how did you find out
where Kitty vas" demanded the amaz-
ed Judith
1T was the cow" explained Ben,
waving hi3 hand to~ard the Pound
Pm going down nov to order pair of
si'ver-gilt tips t her horns"
'ies, il wax the COW it really was"
aided Kitty, the sparkle OF fun displac-
ing the lingering dew in her brown eyes
lit was all the COW. Had it not been
Tor that dreadful animal over there and
the mean advantage which Ben took of
my helploasneas and my unprotected
situation, | shonld never have beer
So She paused for a woYh.''
Happy suggested the daring
Ben.
"Well, yes" said kitty, meeting his
eyes with her own.
And then, Judith notwithstanding,
he kissed her
The carvy-all wheels were now heard
on the road bl3w,a and Ben helDeu Kitty
TO her feet. As he did So the COW in
the Pound lifted her head and gave a
prolonged mUo-o-o,o.
"tler blessing on thu engagement"
whispered Ben, az he lifted his finance
into the carriage.
And to his day, when any little tifi
arises between the married loyera-wl
are lovers stiil-hitTy, with y prctty
Is wont 10 shake her head and I
"Ah, that red COW she has
much to answer Tor. y
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
WipMe IsAs. ls2,pIN hRY.

| That at lUJ East sItr street il The place
! where ynu rAn got the beet t!pvT.' 3c, n. the
| h,ft barge bag OF -four st SOC . IhC best sod
ua krr j. in cans: the best canned herring,
done M in tcE&tocs; Z cans bert fresh mack
tral 2oc ono Whole lobster IN . can for 40 ,
sAtdnes. II" Can; ! ibS rice, 25c. : !hS. corn
starch E5r rt.GIn1. ioc. n. fuu can get the
best cnG,a = Hts Tor !tc, cleared il ror sting
tea done up ia tin Toll ut tJa,, is excel lent no
.tort. has IT, trr Us: yur can ct the haSt hone
Grips at he. ct ; best cream rhtese, l2c. n, (;
.rInred pencho9 iar eau, thcy are delicious !:
tfnv e me from al pn?t for oUr lArre bars Of
h0ray sONl 1T 10. and nl- b"'pHs ~ toe. VIC
have soa;: Ht 4c:+. aIh %cts. bar We ha 70 the
'sh h,:e9' sugar ard ne best tea AnQ col"c IL
lhiS city for the pr'ra. Eolne to ~ last ',iXth
street jr23 SIT r. nj. WIEK
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
e NiI51 tR'S ORDER
"a RE9lsTHR's OFFICE, J

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, July 9, 1881.
Upon the application of Jacob Scheller,
EXecator Of Jane Eurgie, late of Whining.
ton Hundred in said county, deceased, it is
ordered and directed by the Register that the
Administrator aforesaid give notice of the
granting Of Letters Tcstamentary upon the
estate Of deceased. with the date OF granting
thereof. by causing advertisements to be post
ed within forty days from the date of such
Letters, in six of the most public places of the
county of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present
the same or abide by an act of Assembly In
such case made and provided; and also cause
the game to be inserted within the same
period in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, o
newspaper published in Wilmington, and to
be continued therein three weeks, (e-o-d.)
-.~ Given under the hand and seal Of
l.. 8. Office Of tho Register aforesaid, at
49, Wilmington. in New Castle county,
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
5. G. BlGGS, Register.
NoTrcE.-AlI persons having claims against
the estate OF The deceased must present the
came duly Gstteatcd to the Executor, OF or be.
fore July y, A. j., 1882, or abide the ACT OF
Assembly in such case made and provided.
JACOB StHELLER, Executor.
Address Wilmington, Del. yll
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
ID EGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

NEW CAsTLE COUNTY, July rs, 1881.
Upon the application of Thomas Drein,
Executor Of Hannah Kirkpatrick, late Of viii
mingt0n Hundred, in said county, deceased,
lt Is ordered and directed by the Register
that the Executor aforesaid give notice
OF granting Of Letters Testamentary upon
the estate of the deceased with the date Of
, granting thereof, by causing advertisements
, to be posted within forty days from the date
OF such Letters in six of the most public pla-
ces of the county Of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate to
present the same, or abide by an Act CT AS
sembly in such ease made and provided !; and
also cause the Sarnc TO be inserted within the
same period in tie DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,
a newspaper published in Wilmington and to
be continued therein three weeks, (e-o-i).
t~>~, Given under She hand and seal OK
jL.s. Office Of the Register aforesaid at
49, Wilmington, in New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
S. G. 3IIGo, Register.
NOTICE ALL persons having claims against
the cstate OF the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the Executor. on
or before Jtuy 23, 1882, or abide the Act Of
Assembly IN such ease made and provided.
IEOMAS DREiN, Executor.
Aourcss wilmington. Del. ]y25
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
REGISTERS ORDERS.
ID EGISTER'S ORDER,
~ RKGIsTER's OBBICR,
NuW ~ cry u Cyo,,.n,, -, po -,

!
Upon the application of Margaret Dolbow
Executrix of King Dolbow, late OF Whining
ton Hundred, in aaid county, deceased, it Il
ordered and directed by the Register that the
Executrix aforesaid give notice OF grant
ing of Letters Testamentary upon the estate
Of the deceased, with the date of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be post,
ed within forty days from the date of such
letters in six Of the most public places VI I'll o
county Of New Castle, requiring ali persons
having demands against the estate to present
the same, or abide by an Act of Assembly In
such case made and provided and also cause
the same to be inserted within the same
period in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, a
newspaper published in Wilmington, and to
be continued therein three weeks, (eO-d).
t~->, Given under the hand and seal Of
;L.s. office of the Register aforesaid, at
49, Wilmington, in New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
s. G. BlGG., Register.
NoTICE-Ai! persons having claims against
the estate of tho decL lsed must present the
same, duly attcsted to the Executrix, on or
before July %, 1882, or abide the Act Of As
semply In such case ms de and provided.
MARGARET DOLBOW, Executrix.
Address wilmington, Del. jy2o
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
GRnitHliSsS Wanted.

A gentleman having n practical
knowledge Of building wishes some per
$, ms with capital 10 join him in the
erection Of eight houses, engaged to
be sold as soon as finished, Address
"Buiider," REPUBLICAN, office
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
:" RISES! HORSES H.,Hs,i 5 III
RNYrrRECAH HIS AN n DRASS.

The subscriber begs leave to notify nis 6'd
trends and 'he eup'a et Wilmington AN' VI
nInuy tlnt he still continues to karp HNN
HE old stand corn.r o, Front and <SSaS
French trea,s. Furniture c'ra, dra>, md
excellent bortes 70 hire nt al, hours r'"r1i'
5urs ara uthsr articles " II be removed ft;N
he s'ea iahcat iandtag hni other place. ~
tive city with VrsAS care by ski'i'ni drl' ere.
All WHO desire ,'rsy;ng can he aecommoost'd
with promptnoss al the lowest possip,e M i,,rs'
.l3-xtib Rl''kfIS =" hi-pA :"
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29

,~,oH SALE.-A VALUABLE TRUCK
farm of IA acres, in South Wilmington,
- dnc state of cultivation and paying good
ircome; will doubtless soon be in demand
sor building lots. VIII be sold cheap and on
Mvorable ,olms. jei3-tf i. n BOND " Co.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
Unclaimed Letters.

List Of unc'aiIned letters remaining in the
wilmington /. y. Saturday, July 20, 1881.
Nj EE LEI,
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TElS lN;) CGFlEby.

Kew stock Just arrived. We have lust re-
ceiged an en.ire aow stock OF CUfFEt.S and
TEAS, which We consider very choice, and
call your especial attention to them and re-
quest II you are in want of a Gpe article Of
either tea or coffee to give us an early call.
.I;tees ircbt roasted every day.
HIEGN SA AVN SNo
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29

:,,nR SALE SOME BEAU ~ l.
'ohh hui ding lots in the western part of nc
city M, ysr sxsaauss s1s yfF # % 1AAs
clear no.sr Now railroad will soon treble IL
bargs'nf nf this % property. iidress Owner"
value ., ,,,.s .. office. jy25tl-:hasat If
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
FOR SALE.

T1ON SALE OK RENT,mIhTT 4. Wm 4. Tetem. smAn IN
T. eslasS VI his is very valuable proper.
g. ae",sI' yao condition, beautifully located and
tylln9naed " IN 9Suud with snrbhery and fruits of all
hnnasss.siop kinds. o given the last OF September For
further 'nio' 3. b. STEWART,
st. Georges, DEL,
or MRS. W. TlLDEN,
.uoo wss 1t, ia North Front street, fhila.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
LOST.

OsT.-0E SUNDAY EVENING, ON
~ Dh.awsre avenue, 3 gold bracelet. The
Under will please roturn tho sane to No. 1898
French street. jyujDtt
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29

LAII EN LIhT.
Arbnckle, Miss Irwin. Mrs. Clement
i!akcr, Miss h"tie Johnson, Mrs. EmWa
Boothe. Miss Mary y. kranter, MSs Amelia
Bate. Mrs. X. A. Kirkpatrick, Mrs.
Cooper. Mrs. :. Lea. M,s "artha
Ehasle, Miss ANNE McMchel, Mrs.
Clrmr.eMs. Miss EllenNewtOn. Lillian NJ.
Cochran, Miss Helena Owens, Miss Lizzie d.
Culbertson Mrs. J. Pickle, Mrs. Anna NJ.
Collins Miss Maria Roberts, Miss :
Denim, Miss Katie Stevens, Mrs Mary (. .
fdJns, Mrs Jennie Smith. Mrs Mary A.
Gallagher, Miss NJ l.. Sadlen. Miss 0uisa
Gro&g. Nj Susie NJ. Stewart. Mrs. Sal!ie
Hutrhison. Miss A. I0ic, Mrs A.
HlcAley, Miss Emma Wallace, Mrs Abbie
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29

~,ob sALEo FOX RENT.-$Ht Will
TIVE hny y S room house at sAtn and Union
y wv uyynich rents tor SO. 3 minutes walk
sIeetII', I'ront and Union Railway. Also TO rent.
nom fioH' T. B. HlZER,
Apply ,nood G3l Tatnall streets
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29

-op SATELLITES SU BSCRlBER HAV.
1--WE ing rented his quarry, viii sell one pair
working mules Gsgt na,n'Ss pree eea
lot Of quar-, tools 'Sr ,ss ~ for tHAi' item.
he mas ho JAMES MURRAY,
o., 1903 West Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29

v3OR SALE.-HOUSt OF ELEN Il "
rooms, with modern improvements
front and side yaris. Apply to
n. NJ. CHILD.
;,,qst 704 MARKET street.
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CONSIGNEES

Per Central Railroad. May 19-Fordg Agt
Ludden B, Order Alexander q NJ. Herman
& K. A Letter, S Guckenheimer & Son, M
Boley, A ] Miller & Go, Pelnar Bros, A Haney,
lianis & W. NJ Y Henderson. H Myers & Bros,
Peacock, II & Co, u G Bacon & Co, j B Reedy,
G Gemunden, W D Grant, D D Arden, A Elm
STEMS Sons. 2 4 Mcpnnald, Eeudhsim Bros q
20, j q watts, Walter & H, II n Conner & Co
Farley, W w Gordon & Co. M 'ac,aon
W. Mooos 70, Jno E'laa...nery & Co. L J Guilmar,
i'' !" - 20. F Stubs, Miller & II, Nisbet q Co
Porfer & K Order.
Per Savannah Florida and Western Railway
Peacock, H & Co, G L Jones, A I Lee & Bro
Williams & w, w Powell & Co. Manning &
Co: P H Ward & Co. A Letter, NJ Ferst & Co, J
II Ruwe, Lucy Bryant, Fl Myers & Bros, A A
Avelhe. Lee Roy Myers, G Gemunden, VIM
Hone Co, S GuckenheiEner q Son, a H Cham
piop, Z Levin. Il Rsppard, Haslam & H. Nj
\ Henderson, r McIntire & Co, Bendheim Bros
& Go, Miller & r, Jno Flannery & Co, Butler & S.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway May
l9-W A Jaudon & Co. Fordg Office s, F & w
Ry. ] Baker. LETTER, A ] Miller & Co. AL
len & L, VIM Hone & Co, Weed & c. Rieser &
S, Solomon Bros, Lee Roy Myers
Per steamer David Clark. from Brunswick
Myers q Bros, Chas Gagsman. j Johnston,
Hanley, Ahrahsms s. B, Jno FlannerY & Co,
Williams & w, @ l. Jones. Peacock, H & Co, w
Jackson & Co, Rieser & s.
Per steamer Cumberland, from Darien and
landings-Graham 81 II, w G jackson & Co,
Williams & w, Order
Per steamer City of Bridgeton. from Florida
Steamship City of Macon, steamship Her.
man Livingston. @ r R, L P Maggeons, Bend
helm Bros & Co, Eckman & v, Les Roy Myers,
VIM Hone g Co, NJ Y Henderson, H Myers &
Bros, S & G Il r, Z Fl Hancock D Y Dancy
Palmer Bros, ] Smith
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TYBxE, Nav 10, Up m-Passed up, briggs To-
ronto (Br), Maggie (Br) schrs Robert III Rath-
burn and Sire aker
Passed out, schr Katie Collins.
:. Waiting, bark COLUMBIA (Nor), and brig Jose
Maria (Sp)
Wind s. 10 miles; fair.
New York. May 19-Arrived, Claudius, State
OF Nevada, Ethiopia. Alps.
Arrived out. Sondeindanden, France. st Hilda.
Queen Victoria, Cassida
Homeward. Elizabeth. Galveston; John
johnson and Moss Glen. New Orleans
Later-Arrived, Memnon, Calland Ar
rived out, State of Alabama
Liverpool. May 19-Arrived, bark FreihandeI
New Orleans; bark Casilda, Charleston; ship
Queenstown, May l9-Arrived, bark Alfarin
New Orleans.
:, Sharpness, May 19-Arrived, bark Mandarin,
Pensacola.
New York May 1s-Arrived. British Empire
and Pontiac
Arrived out, Indian.
Arendal, May 10-Arrived, bark Premier. Gut
torn zen, Savannah
London. May 10-Arrived, bark Edmunds,
Me sen. Pensacola.
Gloucester, May 10 Arrived, bark Titan (Br)
Witt, Darien.
Rotterdam, Nav ARRIVED bark Tordensk-
Jold (Nor) Salvesen, Savannah
Grangemouth, May 14-Arrived, bark Barden
(Rus), Enstrom Pensacola.
New York. May 17-Cleared, schr Florence
Rogers, LAWS Pensacola.
Baltimore, May l67-Cleared, schr James A
Brown, Elwell, Jacksonville.
Boston, May 15-Cleared, schr NJ G Mosely,
Dow, Satilla River.
New Haven, May 15-Arrived, bark Ralph
M Hayward. Dean, Pensacola.
Philadelphia, May 16-Arrived, schr Vapor
Hand, Savannah.
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LONDON, Nag Ia Consols. lo2 s-lef money!
log ills for account: Erie, SIS. 90. 49,
LONDON. MAY 1o.-specie decreased. &ss4.O 900.
P1RIs, May 1s; $50 nn-Rentes sSi sOc cs-,n
short. 81 $50 state bonds moderately active,
Government ponds quiet but firm.
L1vERrooI, May l9.--Cotton opened steady;
uplands. Sgd: middling Orleans, le-i6d; sales
bales; receipts "a 600 bales. Of which 20, 900 are
American.
Futures opened easier; middling uplands, low
middling clause, deliverable in May; 5zsd; &c
iverable in May and June, 5zz67 29-3S05zfd;
deliverable in June and July, 29-S2p5 l5-l6d;
deliverable in July and August, 3l-5SQoo;
deliverable in August and September, LOO
6 3-32d; deliverable in September and October
5 15-16d: deliverable in October and November,
25-32d; deliverable in November and Decem-
Orleans, $3.50; low middling uplands, 9-l6d;
good ordinary, i5-l6d: ordinary, 41Ed.
$40 p. MIXTURES: Middling uplands, low
middling clause, deliverable in May and June,
Nav YoRK, May 19.-Cotton market opened
steady; sales 1857 bales: middEng upiands,
lCSSd; middlinR Orleans. 1075c.
Eusures-Markei opened steady, with sales as
follows: MAY. 10 46c: June. ~ 62c: July: 10 DC;
Q CSC
PROVISIONS, eRoCERTKs, ETC.
HAVANA. May IS Sugar In fair demand and
advancing; No ~ d s., 1015011 reals per
arrobe; molasses sugar. SO to IS degrees pclari-
cation. 714G7A reals; muse 0vado, common to
fair 73z06 reals; centrifugal, W to 96 degrees
polarization. in boxes, g1k0lO reals.
LIVERPOOL, May 19.-Long clear middles, ABS;
short, As Cd Lard 55s Cd.
NEW YORK, May l9.-FIour opened quiet but
steady. Wheat moderately active. Corn fairly
active. Pork firm but quiet Lard heavy at
II Oz1xc for steam rendered. Spirits turpentine,
TAc. Rosin. 81 IS for strained. Freights
firm.
BALTIMORE, May 19.-FIour unchanged;
Howard street ana Western superhne, 50 500
90; extra, 81 2505 90; family, IS 6006 so; city
mills superfine, 50 5084 90; ditto extra, "a IS
Gb5 90; ditto family, So 5006 81; Rio brands,
&c 50; PataUsco family, 81 90. Wheat-Southern
firm and steady; Western irregular and lower;
Southern red, 81 2401 q; amber, 81 2S01 81;
No. / Maryland, 81 81: No. Western winter
red on che spot, 81 253401 257S; May delivery,
81 241kal 243z; June delivery, 81 22O1 221s;;
July delivery, 81 1i14G1 17ss; August delive y,
81 I31xG11 1917. Corn-Southern steady and
firm; Western dull; Southern white, 6O1sc;
yellow. &c.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Central Railroad, May 1890 bales cot
ton, 4 cars brick 44 cars lumber, car hay. 9
cars bulk meat 2 hhdS meat, 100 hhds tobacco.
10 cases mdse, 8 bbls wax, Gales hides, 2 cases
clothing, l biol beef 205 bblS -four 161 bales do.
mesTics. II bales yarns, l bbl liquor / half bbI
liquor, II empty kegs, 1 box metal, cases
empty cans, box circular saws case house
hold goods, bdl paper bags, l pkg boxes, /
chair, boxes musical Instruments, pkgs fur
niture, 81 pkgs axe ndies, 6 oil tanks, burial
case, 10 cases eggs, case bottles, 1 bag cloth
ing, pkg iron. sacks potatoes, 10 bbls spirits
turpentine 324 bbls rosfn.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, Nav
10 10 bales cotton. 5 bbls liquor ~ boxes to-
bacco, 122 caddies tobacco, 10 sacks corn, 8
sacks rough rice. bale hides, 3 bales hay and
mdse.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
May 1913 bales cotton. ~ cars lumber. 2 cars
cattle, car sheep, 1.0s4 bbls rosin, 242 bbls
spirits turpentine, bbS syrup 20 bbls and 344
boxes vegetables. "a sacks potatoes, 8 bales
hides, bales WOOL and mdse.
Per steamer City of Bridgeton. from Florida
-lO4 box-s oranges ~ pkgs vegetables, IL
bales hides and skins, 10 cases mdse Is pkgS
household goods, basket fish.
Per steamer David Clark from Brunswick
bale upland cotton. 373 bbls rosin. 1856 bbls
Spirits turpentine, 16 sacks rice bale wool, go
pkRs mdse.
Per steamer Cumberland, from Darien and
landings bdl hides 233 bbls rosin
Per Ellis fiat, from the Canoochee-190 bbls
rosin, - casks spirits turpentine, to w Jack
son G. Co.
Per Fills fiat. from New River, S Giles bbls
rosin, 81 casks spirits turpentine, to W Jack
son & Co.