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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-23

show Of feeling Kate and will do
the right thing Molly will have the
best Of care"
And all the consolation can give
her." added Mrs Barker You know
how love you, dear Molly We shall
see each other often | shall be with
you every day for n few hours, which
we shall devote TO John"
"Ah, yes, Kate" replied her cousin.
hell never be out Of my thoughts"
Again Shelton interrupted the con-
versation. Captain" said he, Its
tune"
IAN right, Harry" cried Allaire; set
the jib and dying jib"
The mate turned away to execute
these orders, which pointed to an i'm.
mediate departure
mir HOLSTER" said Allaire, the
ships launch will take you and my wife
and her relatives back to the wharf
whenever you're ready"
I'm all ready, John" answered the
merchant "Once more good-by and
good luck"
"Good-by, good luck" cried the 9TH
ers, as they made their way down the
ladder 10 boats waiting for them
"Good-by, Lew, good-by, Kate"
cried John, extending his hand TO them,
( "Good.by, good-byr' cried Mrs bar.
ker
1 Come, my dear Molly. I'll go with
you to the gangway," said Alaire.
1.-THE Dreadnaught has caught the
breeze already She's moving"
Molly's heart was too full for words.
She walked In silence by her husband
and upon coming TO the ships side
could only sink upon his breast as h,
clasped her tenderly in last embrace
And then little Walt whom Molly
had taken from the nurse. stretched
out his arms To his father. shooh hi
baby hands and lisped out Papa
Papa"
There dearest" cried Molly, joyful
ly, you have heard him utter his FRS
word before parting with himl"
Stouthearted as the young captain
was, he could not keep back the tears
and as Molly took their child from hi
arms its checks were wet with them.
Molly" he murmured, "good-by
good-bym
Then turning quickly away TO hid,
his emotion, he cried out In tone o
command Cast OFF"
In moment after the boat wa
pushed of and headed for the whar
where its passengers were landed
Captain John gave himself up com
pletely TO the work OF getting his shil
under way The anchor had nearly
reached the hawsehole, and the Dread
naught, freed from every drag caugh
the wind In her sails, the folds o
which were tapping violently Tn,
jib had been set and caused the Vesse
10 luf u little This vancouver CAV,
the Dreadnaught little more swing
so rs TO steer clear Of several vessel
anchored at the mouth OF the harbor
Capt Allaire then ordered the mail
and fore sail to be hoisted. which wa
done with an ease Rnd rapidlty that dll
credit 10 the crew The Dreaduaugh
now caught the wind on the EtOrboar,
quarter, and took the direction Of tn
oning In such a way rs not W b
obliged To change her tack.
| An admiring crowd still fingered OF
the wharf lntently watching the ship
n,Aiph 4s@I4eA Aliloaa eoanAlilAhlN 4
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-23

In a Raleigh street residence there
lives with wife and one child little
ten year old daughter-a musician
known throughout Ontario, II not the
whole Dominion, as a prince among
pianists, organists and choir mas
tiers - a veritable maestro and
"Wisard OF the Ivory Keys" and no
one who has ever listened to his m nip
ulation Of the grert organ in the Park
Street Methodist Church. or heard him
evoke "magic music's mystic melody
from the magnificent Decker Grand In
his own drawing room hut will declare
that his eminence is well deserved, and
his peers can BIZ but few among the
professors Of Divine Art. The door
plate bears the following inscriptions: -
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-23

Lanes Medicine Moves the Bowels
Each Day. In order to be healthy this
IL necessary.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1893-03-23
A CHATHAM MIRACLE.
DR.. CARL vERRINDER's vIcIssI.
tubes OF TORTURE AND
OF HEALTH.

He Survives Them all and Recounts
His Wonderful Deliverance From
Poverty and Death--and His Re-
storation to Prosperity and vigor
Of Mind and Body-Good Words for
the A. o. U. W.
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-12-11

Station Agent j. V. Dutton and wife
are happy over the arrival of a girl
Monday morning.
The Merchants Association meets at
B. E. Billiards. Office the second Thurs
day evening of each month. It should
prove success.
Sheffield.
Della Hyde and her mother are i'll.
John Powers is sick.
Mrs. Amasa Simpson has a sister-in-
law visiting her.
Rev. E. J. Bodman is settled as pas
tor of the Free Baptist church.
The winter term of school in Dist.
No. commenced Monday, Dec. 4th.
The Independent Grange will meet
with Ell. P. King at Wheelock Sauur-
day, Dec. IS.
Mrs. Ida Bruce will entertain the
Ladies' Aid, Friday afternoon and
evening, Dec. Is.
Mrs. A. Chase of Loon Lake, N. Y,
and her father, J. E. Phillips of Shelf
field, visited here Thursday.
The remains Of Henry Cass, form
er resident of this town, were brought
here for burial Sunday, Dec. 3.
Mr.. and Mis-. Rosebrook have NOV
ed from Lancaster, N. H., back on to
Mrs. Rosebrook's farm. = Johnnie
Simpson is moving into James Arm
strong's house.
J. A. Kidder and Ola Johnson teach
the village schools, Miss Clifford at
the Center, Mary Hovey at the North,
CrandaH at No. 8. The scholars at
the Street, eleven in number, are car
ried to e. Hardwick at the expense of
the town.
WheeIock.
Geo. Emmons has bought the Me-
serve farm and moved on to it.
James Howard and Octave Abar are
going to Victory on a lumber job.
There will be pound party, Mon
day evening, Dec. IS, at the Baptist
parsonage for Rev. Mr.. Bodman.
There will be an oyster supper and
donation at the town hall Wednesday
evening, Dec. Is, for the benefit of
Rev. Mr.. Dixon. All are cordially in
vited.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-12-11
MA FRIED.

In Barton, at the residence of L. NJ. Hub
bard, Dec. 6, by Rev. A. @. Swain, Almos B.
Glidden of Burke and Miss Maria Weed of
Melbourne, P. @.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-12-11
BIRTHS.

BIRTHS.
In Barton, Nov. 90, daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Robinson.
In Newport, Dec. 3 daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman Campbell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY MARCH lsoTwELvE PAGES

.bout the wheat market to-day beyond the fact tnat
was dull and %s.9sI tes IN opening tbs
week 10 Northern sold at ~ i,sn 8sc; No shss;
SssS sm s s sS Duluth t
Close March 9ac Way openc co Sad ny isc
july opened CO Sse highest and CLOSING 81 sac
Northern. Ga Ice: NO . Northern. Gia6oc
spring wheat n,ens steadily ned winsrs WEAK; ; T hun
little demand and free offerings Rye nSur quiz, n ca'
steady choice m l,Miss " sroD 3D. %
about about i.4c No. > red March, p 54sz &c April
1878 me- sc AMI Nay i, q 5c ior Penn
Corn-Uption market dull but steady; No MIXED
March April Nay and w5 Jnne u.rch 40
April May and June. 80 3-4d4O lac Butter nrm
with small supplies Pennsylvania creamery: ezra SaIa
sylvania prints, extra iobtng, 34@37c. Eggs steady
With more demand; PENNSYLVANIA irsls' Is i,s@
ap s4' ozense as Standard
5Isc; fine granulat-d. 4.a4c; standard grannated
dianond AZ A. 4o4c confec toners A. 4slc red star A.
1900 keystone A, 4.6ec; Frnnkln B. o,oc Frank
lin extra c. lac red star G, 1-4c other articles
unchanged.
81. Louis, March 30.-Fonr quiet, unchanged: Wheat
was strong, and 5.sc mp no rsd eaS, ." ~ &c
s% %xs sG' casS Sra 81 i ac G's April S SO
closing g casa 81 ry aSs ay Sn's e f"f Fy9
soc qS nm% imc SSe 0E
in good demand, unchanged. Bran easy fa..'
track bulk Gle Butter very firm choice sr"mer I'd
steady. 3sOc. spcl'er &C. Cornmeal steld! ~ w
Bagrine and co,tones unchanged WHISKY. ~ "a a.
Provisions qiiei. Pork, new. xlI Ion VIC Laru
s1O 80. Dry soltcd meats-Loose shoulders - -: "a
80: longs and ribs. 20 00aSlO: shorts $40 l. 40
boxed 15c moro. Bacon-Packed shoulders; $lo
longs and ribs $40 1Oaar0 90 12: shorts: $40 ~ L.
dSiI. Hams-Sugar- cured lower, $l3a$1f'
Toledo. March 3O-whcat dull, steady; No !. cnsh
and March, roc May, 30 12c July. az JAG: Angu,t'
~ 7-sc. Corn dull steady No. cash. 4ec Way,
Al 3.4c: No g. tic. Oats quiet cash. 34c. rye
dull: cash sec Cloversccd easier; prime cash ana
March, IS %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAs-ImpOrts were 1000 bags beam
sass ss, sI ;' a. W" .s.s ssfn , s
Seeay small white beans Cree" a as0; sO" n
M nss oe S%se' quotation
sSsss 90 DC red s Kidney e HsPaE
SSs g coca sag % 90 SG e s's'
BUTTER-There quIeter trading friday. but the
iHs %sss e sst y receipt ana
10 ssy Sse 5 s. 's the
There is a feeling the selling interest how,v,r
s s,s s that r las ,S a's "sa" nfss
SsTonS ' any ous a Of export pc
secG. 9om Hs The Back s'A'i n'y England gland ''
eiss%ssv ss55ss 20 ,
Sc sSa sai s' IRIS sss G'ae
dairy dairy Welsh ss: ai:' wsn do
, %Ss'" r Serb w '''sss
seconds do ,h' d Use s sa,
e %..sn % ass 81 sss si N"'
vary much csbegs buy only s i%ne,Se
"a 81 "s sSEs ;$S:
,sns sas choice ,l ssss Sal. g fs s
SKINS. Ia2c Pennsylvania skins. 1aIhc.
EGGS-The weight OF the unprecedented arrivals e at
q" DOCKS ars stu cxeesive and many I
held Of tie msrkct. either by local owners or under
.hppers Limits, but as the w ,yas daw 70 70 bSr Ss S
position unload Of the stock Increases and enough
the accumulation has been set free 70 BE- foid tocav
y ss :'gsy iys"s ssf u M
ne 70 sdt .r S e market sH
aos ss' ise ssAeTs e' per- dozen
per fSrG s9sss goS:e ipa' per Sse are
re rad o q aDes sa.ss fssHaiSs
DO not exceed and common grade drag a. lover nss.
aSss osn.c dull un sSs & eli
c sE sSs. !" So sahsp n'"y e o'' south
. .a Pc, e ss OBJ 81! sss
cs, oS a. per rsase Per quart
rsa g, - DKiED-veiy little doing at me moment 10
either evapon,ed 9, snaarIsd spres d p", ms,c ~,
sceeptcd small fruits remain dull bot ,hew
fc 5q1shet DO f eScs ssS do Tsp SOUTH
sliced a7c sss,s ns cut Ss"cs o. do qnsI'es
sssSfsssss e'G Il us s'sS ssssss sasr ssss
hucklcberrcs. losm,ic: bIacsbcrrcs. oF"O9e; plume
gmAY AND sTRAw-A Jar demand and market nnn
10 < sSsoss s' Gs 5 sI @s spDSs
&c ssysr mixed 7oa;Ss DO clover S'aSSs rye
oneTnss are %oas'sse and s%a?s sssscalnsT sSs
ccuntr adyiees stcsdy with 1--WE bu'ne.s at ias
Sse 40 s sfs sE 's%t s o, is
+ We pS Cd OUT ss' d he ma.
for prime fat stock from tc Jews. aud heavy ewk ssd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31

up to 15d16c. but that demand over by o a. M.
the Of sharp IN
Light stock wee particularly neslectd car from Texas
e"a 0af from ars .ss :: s en- 0rss .ss:
g. lsIssy s Duck, Wien p cd ps Se' 5
i o. sspiSs ss.
%G III. .sre p s
chickens rn and fancy snail brcs,s mig bring
ems ems o. phaaspha; roasting 17ai9s; DO br9ine
dacs saiss geese Saos eapon Philadelphia iga2sc
DO Western Sa:is squads white per aCa 49, , rGsea
IssiSs chickens So iSasssss fowls s,; So
. & n'G &c;
the best grades OF Scotch magnums has checked the
fair amount q business but stock held higher doe, NOT
p %S% sr@ oniS%s STEADY Norfolk
active. but spinach is in large supply and wcaksr
s s5G T. $se ccSSPs "i' sc:s
SnsGs hold M,s up nsy % sn p ss Of show w sa
tomatoes scarce ripe lots wanud fun price, but green
Ss slowly Green .ss sS below D.s D sIs
$S.' 'sss N range rss s%ss
. h p.. s" s s soTe. q 'p%s $50
40 So grades. 81 5oasl g bermuda. per DOL S,G
se i SG'' Ss g
75dsoc Russia tnrnips per Dbl ''asoc; ra rs
Do ' ye,w % ISs g DO rd
s"c e SO do do, Io C gfTo er 30 6d S Si
s. s,s'e ri s,ssa q;
tomatoes Ficrii,: ner tar.,"r s4as0 asp,'csn. nsr
sse D s :: an
,cH. hsrel basss Stag 80 DO Newor Lear s re-
~ Is 81 'od'o; eueumh'rs Ne~oFle'n' per 00'' '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
COTTON MARKETS-RY TELEG RAPlI.

Galveston. March 3O.-Coiton quiet; middllng
SIC: low middllng Lice good ordinary. o-Sc :
wise. 3,17: bales; sales. SO bales; stock, o6,'si
bales.
low midding. 1.lG: good ordinary. 3Sc: net
and gross receipts. $40 bales: exports. coastwise
i4s bales sales, 400 bales. stock, 1907 bales.
Ncw-Orleans. March 30 Cotton easy; good mid
ding. l1-IGc middng. 5-1Gc; low middlng, &c !.
good ordinary. ll-16c: net receipts 3.lJ' bales .
gross, $500 bales: exports to Great Britain. 1.JO3
bales: 10 France $500 bales 20 the Continent
200 bales sales y 800 bales stock. 21GIi3 bales.
savannah, March 30-CotOn quiet middling
3-c; low middling. l.sc; good ordinary. o'sc
net and gross receipts. 206 bales: exports to the
Continent. % bales coastwIse. 1456 bales; sales
80 bales; stock. 59.l70 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NcW. March 30 1870,
CorToN-Ihe market opened az "a, aee ases Of Of
Trading not large very HUE new business
a undertaken the brace of three holidays at Iahd n'a
was cautous as the market has sustained drop OF
cents irom highest point and ihs eaas 70 s'sea
e,n for shsrp rally OF 40 TO 90 points. as e snort
nesr is known be large and better news from Enn
ma ~ tho one hand unfavorable crop conditions IN the
a on the other hand would become the signal 10Y
you.n p,xing 10 cover contracts LOca! sentimcnt Is
weak but inundated by the porsiDltirs
nud and new ventures the short side are made WIN
caution New Orleans receipts for tomorrow
1 e,ina,ci at 5000 900 balcs Our mars ss
s,vcr,es and 70 points higher for the late months
Mali Street ond Chicago are sim eearsh - , ~ cro,,
r,sn none Continent % 600 bale. s02 Great Brta o
100 hacs Continent 27 900 balee import lS'5 Ply
S is93 65 OCO bales; previously reported iS o
Treat Britain ZOO bales Continent ~ o32 oa 400 S
80, nrtain IL 900 bales Continent, '.OoO oaes
i%e sos 1888 1882 sis 600 ba noo total
1sIS Great Britain goo bales Continent ooo DILL
1872 Great Britain 81 900 bales; Contiment l1ooo
h3ics: imports 1898 Ss7 900 bales 1S2S Coz 900 nan
ones a0rat m bombay 1iarb0r, LOU Dales, against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore March 3O.-Flour steady. unchanged: Sales
LIS bushels. Wheat easy No. red spot ana Mnro'
IS I-4n 10 Ice April. - lac bid: May. "a lsc
JUNE "a l-2c asked July. a l.2a "a 34c steamer
No red, 80 "a GDc. milling wheat by sample
72a75c. stock. 7e0.723 bush; sales. $1,000 bush
Corn Steady: mixed spot March. April and May,
4sa4s lac: July. 46 l3a As 34c: steamer mixed,
As &c bid white corn BY sample. As 3da 4oc
yellow do 40a soc. stock. Ja64lD bush: sales.
IL 900 bush. Oats quiet and steady No. white
Western, 4Ia42c: No. mixed do. 81 La use
stock I2jgJ1 brsh. Rye quiet and steady: NO =.
Oo0 ~ lie. stock. G6.O2J BUSH Hay steady g0od
TO choice timothy, 500 Sl6 30. Grain fr,ights weak
steam 10 Liverpool. per bushel lid Cork for
orders. per quarter Is Ida IS I'D Cotton nominal
nddling, o 7-5c. PROVISIONS fair; mess pork. $40
bulk meats loose. shoulders. 10 Sac long clear and
clear fib sides. lee sugar picked shoulders. re
sugar.cllred smoked shoulders l}c hams. l3c lard
refined IL 1-4c. Butter very firm: creamery fancy,
ale: fair 10 choice. GA zoe: do Imitation. 26c
lode fancy ojc: good to choice. 22a24c rolls flne
.1c do fair TO good. 2laa3c; storc-p packed, 2oc
Egg, dull II 1-2ai5c. Coffee quiet: Rio cnrg0es.
fair 10 1-4c: No. :. II 3sc. sugar steady ana
active: formulated 4 04c. Copper strong: refined,
II I.sc Whskey firm 81 o4oSl %. Exchanges
viii he closed To- morrow hOliday--at baltimore.
Boston. March 30.-Flour Grmer. Corn dull
eteomer yellow SIC. Oats very quiet: No. white,
ID de shorts dun. Provisions quiet, but steady
inter scarce; good demand Western creamery, 3lc
cheese steady. Eggs firm: Western extras, II BE
RncrDts for the weck-FlOnr, 36,3J1 bbls aud -4O31
sacks corn l40 go bush oats, I0l All bush; shorts
16s
l.e..-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD ASD RANGE OF rIIcl

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There were no important advces yesterday from inc
field Of operations in the petroleum country ana the cfuu'
oil SPECULATION was without significance except upon inc
surface There was no trading at the SUCK ENch"s'
Al the Consodatcd the recorded DEALING reached
I 900 barrels but bulk Of the transactions was III
switching operations by which April deliveries were
transferred TO May ortionthe usual proceeding at the
end Of any month The extreme range OF price- ies"ar
wsyv was 0sa8stdGs cents. showing no final change
from Thursday's closing quotations. ''Switches "e'e
made at GSdGoA cents.
Refined quotations unchanged as follows; Barre-'
54j bulk o.05 cases C.15 cants gallon Foi.' ~
quotations were Antwerp, 12a francs Biemeh' o'-o
marks London. iisdiisd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. March 3O-The wool market has been very
quiet except for foreign carpet wocs, sales OF which
nrc over 900 900 'Ss Aust raliau and Monte y!dco
woods have also been selling well and full prices were
obtained. In domestic wool there has been It'll
doing and there j. change 10 notice. In Territory
wool there have been few good sales the basis Of
55a GOc clean for fine 54d SIC for fine medium, and
4sd 500 for elum. In Texas Cal forni1 ard Oregon
woods nothing Of consequence has been done. Pulled
wool has been selling STEADILY nj 33a 3oc for super,
and dome stIc secured woods are active. Ohio fleece,
are dull and firm. nj o00 SOC for X. 3O0?2c for Xxx
and Xxx and above. and 33a 34c for Nc. I. Michigan
nj - LA CSC. Fine dclainc AT lc for ohio and I2c
for Michigan some new fat -hrcp wool sold at 1aa
coo for fine and GA &c for medium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31

Cash quotations follows Flour dull I'M
changed. 40. . spring wheat. - l-40Ii 3.4c; No.
. spring wheat. foh;. ao@7ie: No. red. 74l4~
"a sc No. Q corn 40 Ice No 2. 3s i-2 No oats.
80 &c !, No. rye 4Ic 40. Barley 6ac No. |
aaxsecd. 81 10 i-s: prime Timothy M seed. - $50
looms $40 80 l-oaSlo 80: short rib Sides loosr.
10 4jd a. l-2 drysnlicd shoulders. boxed,
40 81 l.ads 70 so; short clear sides. boxed $40 l0G
o is wh,ssey. dis,illers finished goods pcr gal 81
suenrs unchanged. On the Produce Exchange to-day.
he Br;i.r Market firm creamery 1On:0 lie :,
dnir, ala2sc Eggs steady: strictly fresh. i49
IA Ice.
Cincinnati. March 3O--FIour quiet. Wheat nom
Inal; No red, 66n0c Receipts, 1900 lush
mixed ~ i.2a i2c. oats easy 40. mixed, d "a
~ &c Rye steady; No. .. SOC. Pork quiet, $l' 30
Lard heavy $40. Bulk meats easy, ~ I5. Bacon
easy All - whskey quiet sales. sig bbls. ~ L.
cn,icr strong Sugar steady. Egg "nser 1870
Cheese steady.
Milwaukee. March 3o.-Flour a'ie,. Wheat. steady
July 81 l-sc: No. spring. G3c No. Northern.
lie corn quiet No. 3. 3oc. Oats. No. 9 white.
35c no. , do. % 1894 Barley DUH 63c:
sample 4eag3c. Rye easier; No. !. % 34c. Pro
Visions quiet. Pork. si7 Is. Lard. May. 80 80.
Minneapolis. March 9o.-There Is very little to az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31
EUROPEAN PRODrCE NARKETS.

Liverpool. March 20. 3:f5 p m.-Brcf and pork IN
poor demand Hams In lpodcraie demand lncon In
poor demand. Chrcsr IN poor demand Ialcw: trr-
pentI,c and rosln In poor Demand Lard-spot In ~
demand futures In 10 od"maud prime Western spot
nominal ~ SOS. Wheat and -four In poor demand.
Corn-Spotr In moderate demand fntu;es In poor de-
mnnd mixed Western April dull at ~! Id; May
duli AT ~ % June dun AT 4s lid, Hops at Lon
dOn-Pacni tcnst In poor deinnnd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-31

demand for nearly NJ
in the majority OF cases :ers seem willing TO accept
the businc Stocks are lot large IL IS supposed IVA:
not easy TO get and such thing as lower price,
%s md aG Ssss Al are 's
ported steel billet. are scarce and high for prompt
slaaed 10 or i5s B. cars W%eci:n- Or ri.s.oa.s.
be-: SrGH Of o sfn s"s s o
s last sT G ycr DSt ae ss 5 to for be s
I5cn had The eIee, Of bringing quite QUANTITIES Of
s %f'1 mt" 'ss 3 in % Of s' 's r'i
for steel scrap of al KIND there being shasss in
s sf1s "SSf 60 isl s" 0sas faS
.ha. prices finished material being and That
% @ + 1000 s:%s a.
tons e IL ieu aS 's els 9y' enudy
ss sn'E % ssy
sfs'S ss ~ old s!ss 5': So % @
pc 3on s4 new se r Si $50 10 wrought
ssr1P T Closed sa ssy 81 g se zoo S wa:
s Cali s. "a isnasi 5s5
a a1e. E1 49, sSs 100 tom, and M,
The shipments from Great Britain during this month have
Ss9 Wick G sd G 1,s ec ca @ s%. in i.
these large shipments lot. being pressed sale and
done in February r rather tina" entering
s ante sS% , are quite as en-
:ms H 70 &c Mayn w ss n. at d
and re
'sss. sn% ga IS s$
Market sU'sd 'sady spot ssi Mnsh St, Louis
N S's;s to aSSs' closed az sSs''
s$ y
aS S s nlm grim" Choice isa?
W. sTonEs-MarHes continue; dull and he,yy:
s Insns Good ,ss5Ss
& g. X IS :! 8 8 s 81 WIDOW Ss u as So
'0 otESP '"'H eas ' snt tai asss s'
ss sss sss g os @
sGeS e If sS''S Steamer fa 900 &c aS ss
Danish port on private terms NSnwc 81 Sk Yves!
od. S%as Sas 80 ' hES Ssss sS 5s9
petroleum Sahla ss,s n 81; ,IS e
s,1F 20 h %s rs @
70 D,rbsdo mbcr q; Br.h brig hence ph G Hc
iha sagnaw coal 90 schooner hence 70 I s
dull and aqoisd shady nd% ST spS Tor s oil IN
a n &c & the Ho @sGnc for crude Lara oil Sas dull
00isfSSt 81 KS 9Si! z. with
g52 to sh .s Ga q1ssfa ana
sds sp s.. sss. ss
& BEEF iSa s%'sa - ses
9ic for heavy TO light CIT MEATS-Du aad easy
picSed bellies 8aalo'.c: do Shoulders, od2sc 90 hams
io,. a 1910 -'.. =. LARD-Market dull weak The close
sn ss,s a ASssss 81. g. oS S ns
S Ss To- E. ss'; 3: ss's s' s.:
Tor July and $40 65 nominaiy FOR Scptrmbcr Late az
:sa tss D0ua be
nometic ordinary 3as'4c; fair. 3aa3sc: good. a.
AZ nrme 4is04sc: choice. 4i2ojc head 5i2dGc Patna
bond o5.d3c Japan, 4asd5c.
sYRI'Ps-Market urn, We quote Ordinary 12aI4c
common iGaiCc fair 17aloc good 2oa2'c; prime 22d
o,oc mn.eSssdS' 50 test az; moias.e.
Sueat e7sc sales. $50 tons of muscovado
a Ssr,oy ysNr to-day a2oo bags ssniIus,
sisc and centrifueal sugars basis 90 test now held al
3osc Refined strong and Lice higher DELAYED ship
mens on all grades and orders accepted at former
prices We quote cn loaf g 3SSIsS slsI9c INC
as s5.e CO mould a. oSaS,sc diamond sIa1s con
A. 156a4Sc RIdgewood A 4.5Gai',c Phoenix A.
i.5oS4s.c; Empire A. +2a4ooc Nc O. trst ,oOc :
10 Z a3la4se; No 8. .!+at44c, 30. 2 [Isa ~ c"s
ssSe' Linden March so.-Canc nrm and ikLng; beet
this month I5s Aid next month l1s o. . -
~ STFARINE-Msrket dull and heavy Quotations are :
oleo asked lard searns i2,.a1s 200 ,o ., ,c
.1natn