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Raltimore and ohio Railrnad.

Schedule In Eject May II, 1890.
Leave Washington IRON station corner OF
New Jersey avenue and G street.
Fon CHICAGO and Northwest, vestlbued
Limited express daily ii,3O m, express
Fon CiNciNNArI, st. Louis and indianapolis,
express daily, $50 and II 80 . m.
fon PITrsBt ne and Cleveland, express daily
ESQ a. m and S.fOpm.
Fon LEXINGTON and points In the Shenau.
doah Valley, ii.30 a m.
Fon WINCHESTER and way Stations 1880 pm.
FoR TrHAY $3.50 and ss.f6pm
For BALTIMORE, week days, 40s, 500, 6.35,
40, go, 500, $50, 20 dt.OO, 400, i5.mln.
utesl m, 1910. 2.i5, 90 A5minulesl rs.
GOO, G.15. o 20, $50, S3l. ESQ. 1880 and n OO
pm, sundays 405. z 20, e 30, $50, o. 80 a m
ueCo, 4a.minutesl i.io, 2i5, $50, Q5.mlnutesl
a.2l, 40, t31, $50. li5.minutes GOO, 0.i5,
go, 80, S.35, 1890. it.C0pm.
FOH WAY STATIONS between WASHINGTON and
laltlmors. 800, G35, $50 a m, Il 10, J.25, tl3,
Se5, t'53, go, iiOo ,. M m - Wv - 49, '''''
THANs LEAyE BAIriNoRE for Washington
week days, 500 Gg0, $50, IS, 20, 8 %
sa1. s85. Q 30 and 1910, 1885 a M 'iliO, 100
2.i0, $50 2 50, Is, SEQ, 100, 9 70, 200, :. 10.
So, $50 600 1910. 1870 and 100 p m.
SUNDAYS, q 30, 7.ii, 80, IS 81, go, 20, 10 IS
$50, $50, ssO 1910, iOe6 and ii 90 pm '''''
foH ANNAroLIs. Gas and $40 a m. IL 10 and
$50 = n, SUNDAYS, $50 a m, t9s p m:
Lave Annapolis Gao, $50 m, i2.O5, $50
m. Sundays. 4 30 m, 4.OO p m,
F6H STATIONS on the Metropolitan Branch,
fu.3O, $3.50 a m, si.l5 m. For principal
stations only, 40. 90 a m, a 30 and 1850 pm.
For ROCKVILLE and Way stations, tt85p M.
fon GAITnER-BUEG and intermediate points,
l31' $1,000, tll.oO m, 100, 1900, '5.35,
f9.i5, 5000. IN O0pm.
foH boNps and intermediate stations, 200
pm.
CHrncn train leaves Washington on sunday
az ~ m, stopping at all stations 1n Met
Fon FHEnERiCK 1880 s. 80, 50 30. al .sOa M.
sl,la, 10 30 ft-30 pm,
tuH liAGfE-ruWS, tli.80 a m and 1850 pm.
TRAM. arrive from Chicago daily az HIS a M
ana lO , m; from Cincinnati and 81. Louis
daily 30 a m and eos p IN; from Pitts burg
40 m, 20 o M daily,
NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
FoH NV YORK, Trenton, Newark, and Eliza
BETH n. j, 'io6, $50, 30 90, Ht2O0 a. m,
ttuO, $50 and 1890 p. m, Buffet PaFlOr
taIs 90 au day trains. Sleeping Car on the
n, lO ~ ~ p. m open at COP M
noon, So st.a0, t6l5 and si08O D. m.
FuR NEwAHK, nEI. Wilmington and Chester
-io3, t,0ba. m. HlzOCuOOn, r3.sO, fi.50, ". rs
and q 10 - b. m,
For INTEHMEuIATE point. between BaItimDre
ana Philadelphia, t30O and s. aOa.m tls.l0,
TTANs leave New York for Washington.
~ u1 t!l.0 a ID. 'soJ .. 90, $500 m. and
TBAINs le5ve Philadelphia for Washington.
'isi, Sis, fl0.l5, ali35 "a M, n. 40. sf3L
For ATlASriC CRY, siOl NJ and sis.c0m.
tEXcept sunday. sDaiy. sSuuday nuIy
Baggage called Tor and checked nom
On orders let az ticket offices, go aud 1851
Pa ave, sud al depot.
j. I ODtLL, GuAS. o. SCULL.
Cen Manager. Gen, Pass. Ag't.
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ANUSEMENIS
AIbsueh. ara.a orern non.c


Commencing next Monday evening,
The famous comic opera, "Nadiy," with
all It's lovely music, gorgeous costumes,
tlaloratc scenery and grand ballet, will
bc presented at Albaugh's Opera House.
'Nadjy" has always been a most popu.
lar comic opera In Washington, aud as
Miss Helen Lamont and her company
have scored an enormous success here.
Manager Albaugh looks forward for a
very large weeks business Sale Of
seats commence tomorrow Thursday
morning az . o'clock The prices at
Allaugh's Thcaicr during the summer
season. II r. we'll 10 remember, are.
Orchestra chairs reserved, 1j cents:
orchestra circle and balcony, 90 cents.
general admission 10 all parts of the
house, - cents.
kerBAn's Theatre.
Among the features Of this cool and
popular resort this week may be men.
TONED Fairchild and Livingston, the
Australian fire workers. These won.
deriul artists may be considered
genuine novelty. They ignite their
breath, breathe flames three feet long
and appear entirely inscnsible TO an un-
Interrupted halo Of fire Professor
Livingston steals three foot flame
from Miss FaiIchild mouth aud Mis-
FairChild gracefully steals Il back.
Professor Livingston has but 10 breathe
on a piece of white paper and ii be-
comes flame instantaneOusly.
Martyr College Commencement.
The exercises Of the commencement
Of the Martyr College of Elocullon
were concluded last night az the New
National Theatre. The rccitations.
The Chiyalry Of the Nineteenth Cen.
tuTy,' by Miss Mary Russell, "A Strug-
Gle with Pronunciation, by J George
Gardner. aud an Grafton, Kings bv
Divine Right, by e. NJ Lacey Sites
were all eXcellently rendered and well
received. Miss Hattie McLellan's pan
lumime. How Grandma Danced the
Miuuet was heartily applluded
Pleasant Eutertainment.
A delightful little entertainment and
sociable was held last night at Carroll
Institute Hall foT The benefit OF the
Unity Presbyterian Church. The FOL
lowing interesting programme was pre-
Aenled licauing from PickwiCk Mr.
l. j. Whitaker instrumental solo,
bis. Luptou duct, MessTs. Slurteyant
and Provost. Tecildliuus by Ms Wat
son, Miss brUCkCt and Mrs Sidd0ns
duct blIss SidGons and AlT West
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At the meeting Of the Old Guard held
last night arrangements were perfected
for the attendance Of this organization
at the G. A r. Encampment in Boston
on August II.
The company will number sixty men
and the services Of the Third Artillery
Band have been secured. The Old
Guard will have the honor Of acting as
personal escort Of Commander In. Chief
Alger In the grand parade.
II was ordered that a roster giving
the military history Of each member Of
the corps and his standing in the Grand
Army the Republic, with the names Of
the honorary members Of the corps, be
printed for distribution at Boston.
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Kiugrs Daughter wan Admit Uui-
tariaus.

The Central Couuci. of The King
Daughters lazL year issued a Leal.el %
lhe elect hat an persons who were De-
siIQus of Joining the order must believe
10 fbe Holy Trinity This caused some
excitement among Tie various circles Cf
Tie King Daughters throughout The
country as "a number of them are COM
posed 0f JuitlIiaus.
Last evening a meeting 0f The Central
Circle 0f Tie District 9f Columbia was
held lt 5t Mark Episcopal Church,
at which Miss Lipsc0mb presided and
it was decided by a vote Of 30 10 I %
leave the Trinity out
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iH furniture. = OAK bureau. bed-te8d. wash.
stand. pair ot feather pillows. 8 cyir4. large
OAK table, fine reed chairs. wire mattress -
alI thCsc scrvicc3hlC and desirable articles.
useful every day for The small sum ui 81 90
Again they Offer chairs and a Sis foot ey.
tension table iOr The surprising and Uupro.e
dcntcd price of $1,000. And again. can yNu
spare thD small sum of SO lI -U. see Our G..
p.oDC OAK dining room suite Go is adai-v and
the price De- almost nominal
". N. lIUrgUgUN G Go
flf~ 81 Ilfl d 80 n w
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Tho National safe Deposit Company,
Cor. 18th st. and n Y Avenue.

Storage Tor sIIverware. Jewelrv, Laces
Zine Goods and valuables OF an kinds
Charges moderate. Safe deposit boxes for
rent a the very lowest rates
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THE DAILY CRITIC
uaby Carriages ana refrigerator.

uaving had a great run on those s3f par,or
suit 81 seven pieces we turn our attention
w. baby carriages and rCir.-UrHfUr- Ntur
minute he without them Tho stock we ii-
uIay embraces The uDwer styles. fhe best
makes and The lowest prices The benefits
pos8l of our customers Therefore. bring
what money vou have and buy what y0u
want That is thC rule 40 Budden Furu
ture, Carpet aud stove stores, at go and 9}l
siI street uorthwC
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AGENTS WANTED EVEBYWaEaE.

81 FuH CLUB EATEs 1F any further lfJF-
nation desired write .eg.l'y tH The ulIll-
signed clearly stating your re5. Ielas. Fltl
your i-l.4--us an envelope se4--u- F-g- lI-
The daily critic., 1890-06-04

HRENEMBER that tue payment of Prizes
.5 GL ARANrEED Bf FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS Q- New Orleans, aul the tickets are
.Ele1 Do the PRECEDENT Qt al institution
whose chartered rights are Recognized iu The
lQla OF anonymous sllamas."
OAE DOLLAR l5 tha price Uf tls sma eat
lart Qr fraction Qt ticket LssCH I'D BIZ Us iu
any draWilg Anything u our name offered
to- less t1al , Dlllr -5 a aH-l1-5.
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commissioners.

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers
viii Day all prizes drawn ~ the Louisiana
state Lotteries which may be presented at
our counters.
X. N. WALMsLET, Pres. La. Nat. Bank.
+. LANAUN, Pres. state Nat. Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. n. o. Nat. B1ns.
CARL KOHN, Pres. Union Nat. bank.
The daily critic., 1890-06-04

All ordinary letters containing Postal
Notes Money Orders issued bV4L EEulasz
Cumalll9- gr NaW York Exchange
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AlauaI Courg1IIou d GIouIer5.

The Grand Lodge Of tLe Order Of
Growers Wiu bold its convention iu
Washington t0 0mouow ai the bah 81
Washington Lodge 904 Pelusy ylVinia
avenue. To mOUo8 evening the Grand
Lodge Wil be lie guests Ot Washing
ton Lodge on its annual excursion to
River AieW A number Of the mGm-
hcB of the order viii come from NeW
York with lheir friends
The daily critic., 1890-06-04

Do ult fll o. VISIT the Great Baukrlut
Sale 1f Clothing before purchasing any
aleIl else. iua can save money BIZ
Seventh street northwest
The daily critic., 1890-06-04

For spring lamb and Washington dressed
beef 60 90 J. X. Kelly, Ninth street wing
centre Market, and N. L. Market, Fifth and
X streets
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lna.IaIan - E.ercL.s.-

Tie closing exercises of The Euosi,
0 ilH Society ~ The Columbian Uni
seIsily viii be held in the college
CLsId iLis evening Mr II C Hoda-
kiu- The PRESIDENT. will deliver au al-
GIess Of welcome which viii De fol-
.oEed by Tie history Oati0n lhe
seniors farewell The undergraduates
rgIlF and lhe announcement of prize
men The officers of the society are.
President, H. G. Hoilkins vice presi-
dent Z. III jackson. secretary Miss r.
j.. IhrCckmurIuH treasurer. W. H.
Wilson Librarian e q Cooley critic.
hliss 7 B. Moses. sgrggaut-at arms d.
y. Eugilt editors 0l toe Bee Miss Nina
ID Bradley and Henry H Payne. ir.
editors 0f lhe Atrs M Huntington
Wilson Miss F. r TLrocbm0rt0u and
Charles H. Pyue
The daily critic., 1890-06-04

GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING viii take
place az The Academy Of Music, New Or
leans. III EsDAH. JUNE I1. 1880.
The daily critic., 1890-06-04

Systematic search has failed TO show the
presence OF any adultorsnt aud the oompo
s'tion Is very similar 90 that Of the Best Beer
Of Munich and Vienna Yours. etc,
S. ". JoHvsoN,
Professor Of Chemistry. Yale College.
Washington Branch:
Fir street and virginia avenue southwest.
FRANK sCHwARz,
Phone. 37ti.
The daily critic., 1890-06-04


Tic Tacoma Park anniversary con-
tlIucd iasI evening and The attendance
Wss much larger than during The day.
Tic pIUlusiol WitL which Chinese and
lIi Csi0Tgd lanterns were distributed
about added lTiIHaucy lu the scene TO
took iWo oxen 10 crafty the appelitcs
al those present Tie lbIce long tables
WcIc constantly occupied aud everyone
Was bouuiluIy supplied About s
q clock Alr Ii I'LL Warner made an
address ~ greeting and c0ugrauIatiau,
and Has followed with brief remarks bv
Euu Dudley Coleman ~ Louisiana Mr
George ID oluu Dr Corey aud Mayor
j.. II GIler Dancing was then lu-
dC.ggd iu for about an hour and about
l0 o.C.Qlk lhe crowd began % return 10
their homes ia Ile city.
The daily critic., 1890-06-04

The Great Bankrupt Cluthsg sale i5
setting iglpHcCd dealers Wild While
The rate-War Is going uu 70 viii pay son
~ laEL Bankrupt sale, all Seventh
street northwest Luok Tor the number
all seventh street,
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WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
In pffpotsMAv II fgn0

For ALEXANDRIA, $50, O95, 7.i5, $40, a4s,
1875 m, 1901 noon, 9 O5, $50. 4 25 ass, 6.Oi,
sO2, 1905 and II 80 p m. on Sunday at f.9O,
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NEw HAVEN, December i5, 1889.
Thc Anhcuser Busch Brewing Association,
st. Louis, Mo-
conference.-the sample Of Faust Beer
lately received from you tor analysis has IN
100 parts by weight the following compost.
tlon:
Total solid extract ct.....s............... 6.ssO
Alcohol. .'...'....'.. ...,............ $500
Catbonic acid gas................ .355
Water'.............. .................,....... so3I5
tOon 600
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ACcoNNoDArToN FOR QuANrtco, Z. as a m and
f55 m weekdays f.45 m sundays.
FoR RICHMoND and the South, $50 and iO.57
m daily. Accomm Odation 4.55 m week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21
Wholesale PRICE CURRENT
Groceries. Etc.
Reported by Davenport a Norris

Reported by Davenport & Morris
Broop,s-Two strings, soc. to $l.l5; three
strings. $40 10 s.; four strings, $3.50 70
$3.50: i've strings, $3.50. Market on all
GRADES has advanced fully 10 per cent.
Bqskcfs-W nlow, SLID TO $l.SOper nest,
split. 81 % ijc. per dozen.
Caaard Tomatoeo-Ihree pounds, PEI
dozen. 81 TO 3lc.
Canaod COm-Two pounds, por dozen,
,ylaqs-Roe, half barrel, S2.55 to $500;
North Carolina cut. per barrel, $i.OO TO 80;
gross. Der barrel. S3.3IH 10 $40. Market
blic. with upward tendency.
Rice-Carohna . 10 &C.; Rangoon, &c.
SGlt-LNerpool, from store, $Loo;
Ground alum from store, per sack, Soc, 10
SLIGO. Market unchanged.
Spyars-Granulatcd, 6es; confectioners'
A. t4c.; soft A, 53sc. 10 c.; yellow, o5s 10
5s<c. All grades &C.. lower.
Tcas-Black, - 10 50c.; Oolong, % t.
50c.: gunpowder, 20 TO Soc.
Co6ec-RiO, 1917 to Bic; Laguayra, 1914
10 20J%c.; Java, - 10 re. Receipts very
small, az well as available supply IN 40
Rackefs-Palnted. TIVE hoops, $l.l5 ;
three hoops, Sl.J0. stronger advances.
IullOO-4c.
IOrd-Pure. ne; pressed, 0l8c.
MOittsseS-EXtra, hOgsheGd, l5 10 loo;
barrels, 10 70 l6c.; genuine golden syrup
Der gallon, y to 32c.; New Orleans prime
10 choice, 30 10 joc.
S00p--W ASKING, 81 10 &C.; per pound
Cement, Lime, Plaster, Etc.
Cemeat-Union, per barrel, Si.35; Rosen
dale, Sl.S5 TO $40; james River, Sl.20 tc
$40.
Lime Rockland, per barrel, N.lO z
SLID; Anchor, si.0j; Riyerton, Sl.OJi 81
Virginia lines, 9jc. TO 81.
Piaster-Lump, "a; ground, $3.50 10 ST.
Calcined plaster, sl.05 10 Sl.l5.
Iron, Steel Nails, Etc.
IrOn-America refined, Old Dominion
bar, per pound for standard sizes, l-lOc.i
English and American sheet, 81 to 5lIc.
swedes hammered, 4 10 BE-; hoop, 3 10 4l1c
NQiis..Old Dominion, standard size
S2.25; steel, $2.3j.
Walker horse-shoes, 81; mules, So.
Flour and Meal.
Ft0Nr-RichmOnd patent roller family
$3.50 To So; fancy family, 50; family
400 10 $i.T5; choice extra, $3.50 20 50. 70
extra, $3.2o % $3.50; fine, $3.50 10 So.
Msat--Ciiy, per bushei, 55c.; country 50c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21

Messrs. Baldwin and Farnum telegraph
% Thomas Branch e Co., az follows;
CHICAGO, May 20.-Wh heat early on
good reports Of rain from the northwest. and
on Increase on passage of two and half
millions. bat reports from the winter wheat
l'l,lt still come bad. and one Of our local
traders Is said 10 have turned bullish on r.
ports received from parties who are travel
ing for him. The market is strong. the
greatest strength being shown I'm the long
futures. II the crop Is damaged so badly.
the wheat 30 buy is the deferred crop OPP
lions, VIZ: August, September and Docen-
Der. Mr. Hutchinson talks very billi-h; me
saws there is not an option on the floor that
viii not sell ai % dollar. lie told good
many people last week that u would sell al,
a dollar this week. His predictions have
been so close that shorts run 20 cover quickly
for fear OF not getting i'm. The news i.Dn
the Northwest Is elegant to-day. and tne
crop seems now ont Of danger for the time
being. and the flour people talk very die
cOuragiug in regard 10 sales Of flour. Til.
hull craze is ON and There seems no stopping
it for the present. Corn opened weak at "a
decline. The bulls. m %. were the most
active sellers. s.. soon as this was over,
the market rallied and closes AZ top prices
Of the day. We still continue advising purs
chasos ON all weak places, and believe
there is lots NJ money 0u the long idle. oats
weak early, but regaincd what they had
lost carly. Very little speculative trade in
them: shorts have an covered, but there
seems to be some power behind them. Pro-
visions opened weak. very little trade in
them today. They close strong ga sympa-
Thy with wheat. We still retain our posi-
ton in regard 10 provisions, and believe bee
tween now and the first day Of july. Il
bought i'm weak places. they VIII make
money. Cash trade is duh, hut the West rs
fakine cash trade and c0rnering il fast.
Twenty-Five thousand hogs tomorrow.
should we get "a strong place we viii advise
selling some but in the weak ones wc say
buy for a long pull. Corn is purchase on
all weak news. Provisions dull bat firm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND. VA. May 90 Offerings Of to.
hacco NJ auction on Change Tuesday. MAY
gfh, 1920: Total offerings 30 plckages. OF
which - were sun-cured. and one package
oi West Virginia bright tobacco.
OF The sun-curcd tObaccOs. one package
sold at Sil, one ut $50. one at $500. one at
SIS, one at 500. one at 500, two az 50. one
ai S2l. one at S2i.50. enc at 500 one az 500,
two 40 $ia. one at Sli.j0. one at Sl3.l5, one
90 Sl3, one at $3.50, five at 81. three at SO,
one az $3.50, ono 40 1920, two no $50, one
taken i'm at $500. one sold at $500, three al
500, one at $500. one az 50. one taken ~ 20
8 a. ono at 81. one sold nj $3.50, one at SD.
enc at $40. one taken 100 40 s., one sold nc
so, one at $40, one taken ia 40 $40, one
sold at soc.
OF the West Virginia hurley, one package
taken i'm at Sl.ao.
Private sales reported Go The secretary co.
day. Wrappers. 30 hog-heads; filters,
d.. shcad; cutters. - hog,hcads: scrap, ]
h0gshcad; dark tobaccos, 80 hOgsheads.
Total. - hogehcad-.
enice of the tobacco inspector reports to-
dav: Inspections BRIGHT. - hoeshcade
dark. % hugshcads. Reiuspcctions Bright,
@, beg heads; dark, h0gshcadS.
ONCE of the collector OF the United States
internal revenue reports collections for
tuo CITY. O! Richmond to-day as follows
Tax paid, cigars and cigarettes, 3.l99Oo;
ioUacc0s, SD,i.55; special. $3.50. Total
S3.qi9.B
Farmers. Wilson's, Allegheny, Shockoe
Gfen~haw's. ~eahr0oks. Blancharl'-,
DNeulorts. Planters and Merchants and
.halhuine'. warehouses report to-day: Re-
eaipls. 20 h0g-hcads and rs ticrces. D.
'i}o.es. 81 hog.hoads and , licrccs.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange to-
day: IS. T.. Iluehson. Dr. l.. L. BJrrtt, T..
e.. Wright. Louisa; T. ID. Jenr.es. a. W.
Saunders. Chase City: 40. Bell. fuyanna
George J.. Baker, Siuunton; i. G.. ~eay.
oxford. NC.
a letter from Henderson. y. G., under
dato of tle 18th inst, says: prices are
very high on ail grades Of tobacco"
The Richmond t0haocomarkctw WAS rather
quiet to-day. with f1ir sale, of bright wrap
b I-. cutters and dark t0bacc0s. ln-poc-
o. IONS and rc-inspect0us moderately large.
Internal revenue collections fairly GOOD.
oeiu,- moderate. Deliveries light. Re
co'Ii- about 59 hoeshoads in excess Of de-
lNcric,. &. NJ. l..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21
New Yorl. Cotton Market.

lif Atit -lNiilsl
NEW YoRg, May 20.-Mcsers. Hubbard
Price a. Co.. i'm their cotton circular Tonight
SAY: "lhc Liverpool market opened chi.
morning az auadyWce from { % points
hut the course Of prices abroad continue
,rpantly without effect upon the spccuia-
ton hero. The advance over last evening
lrice is nearly I'D points. August sold
during the morning as high as l-.26, from
which ihcrc was % reaction t1' l2.-n.anl q
qu.ch recovery just before the close 10 l2.-l
a-aiu; our adNiccs from Liverpool continue
ofa very confident character, and "a further
Representatives tomorrow viii not sur
prise u.s.
Receipts at our ports to-day estimated az
1000 bale. against 5.93j last week. The spot
market is steady ~ unchanged prices
mddlug up.auds l2ls. sales 5000 bales
Transactions Zen futures. l-~.Dn bales
Futures closed hrm aud too points higher
follows: Mas. l2.2~nl2.%0: june. d."
1854: July. 1880 1874; AUGUST, l2.25"
1926; September D40Hl1.+l: October
IU.rG@ lO.,1: November, 1860 l0.09:Docem-
i.r. lD61Wl0G,; January, 1000 1911:
February. 1880 1876.
IN Liverpool spot cotton was steady.
MiGdlng upland,. sd. Sales, 10000 bales
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21
MaRdETs BY TELECHAPH
Baltimore Market.
LIZ -..L...l-.-L.

BALTIMORE. MD.. May 20.-Cotton firm,
middiing, i2cl2. Flour duu; lioWard-strecl
and Western supcr'lno. S2.23wS2.75; DO
extra. SWSi; do. family. sL25@SLsj.
City Mills Rio brands. extra, Si.1j@f5.
spring do, Sj.10@ $3.50: do. straight
slG1N 5000; DO. extra, $l.lOW $50. Wheat
Southern, fairly active; tu.tz, Ss@1jc..
Longbcrry. J0W9lc. No. =, 9ll2c..
steamer so. rcd, Sc; Western firm;
SO. winter red spot and May. 9l@9r4c
Corn Southern duh; white. A. ijc.;
yellow, asa be-; Western easy; mixed
spot and May, 5000. oats scarce.
southern and Pennsylvania, 3i@35c.; Do.
Western white. 1i4WaGi4c do. mixed.
1i03Jc.: graded 80. white. 800. Rye
firm; choice G3WG5c. Provisions quiet:
mess pork. old. Sl2.,j; new. $1,000; bulk
meats. loose shoulders &C.; long clear
and clear rib sides &c; sugar-picklcd
shoulders, 01c.; sugarcur.d smoked
shoulders, 14c.: hams. small. 1870
l3Ec.; large, l0@ilc. Lard-keiiacd. q &C..
Coffee dull and quiet; Rio careoes. fair,
l9i sc. sugar steady; granulatcd, 6l-i6c;
copper-rchncd. fairly active at l3l+9 iic.
Whisky firm at sl.09WSl.lO.
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ST. Louis Market.
fBV Telcgraph.l

#. LOUIS. MAY 2o.-Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat higher: May ana June.
.gp.c. Corn higher; May. - g. oats
firm: MAY use. bid. Lard. prime steam, 3'sc.
Pork. standard mess, Si2"l; dried SAT-
meats, shoulders, sos, .c.W>O; long ana
sj.-5: short clears. s5.31i.c.; bacon, boxed,
shoulders. Sj.31llc.; longs $3.50: clearriDs,
,5.9O@S5.9j; short clears, S5.5vW SIS.
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Now Norlt rinancial slar,.et.

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NEw YORK, May 2o.-Moncy closed al
percent. Exchange closed steady; posted
rates. 4Sl6fis6: actual rates, i'j fol
sixty days. and 4S5ii for demand. Gov
ernmouts closed steady; currency G's, lll
nid; is, coupons, - bid; 4j4's do, lo'
lid.
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Cincinnati Market.

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CINCINNATI, o., May 20.-Pork-rc-u
lar. Sla.S-i Imsl3.UO: family. Sl25j@$l3.00i
Llrd-keftle dried. t,sWG&c. Bacon
short clear sides. $G.-0W6.2j. Nhisk.
sales. 80 barrels finished goods on the basis
of$I.02 per gallon for high wines.
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