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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20
EVOLUTION,


Alone stood upon the shore
And watched the breakers come and 20
Ana unused as summer zephyrs bore
me smoke wreaths from my pipe bowl o'ei
The big Atlantic, tapping low.
Next year stood, when Eleanor
Sweet, pretty. blue eyed, laughing So
Camo aud watched, not as before,
Alonel
This year 1 hold my Junior, Joe.
Sweet some one stands beside the door
And holds his twin! Faint Yephyrs blow
While l make sand huts In row,
With shells for windows. I'm no more
Alonol
Anna NJ. Williams IN Nav York Sun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

s. N. Smeltz. the com mission mer.
chant on Etst Fourth street. near
Nog. was gratitied to received from a
lady customer the following acrostio
verse;
Smeltz Is dealer or renown;
Mos liberal merchant in the town.
zach fruit and vegetable he keeps on
IL view;
ealing In price, sure to suit you
ITO please and satisfy the market trade,
Iealousiy all his plans are laid.
Peaches, plums, grapes and pears q
speciality. Come and get some bar
gains.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

Tho last OF the paperIng of the uppe
rooms of the Masonic Temple wal
done this week. The hall ante.rooms
parlor, third degree and reading room
havo been thoroughly renovated
painted and papered. The lodge room
Is probably tho handsomest one In tn
state.
The furniture Ia all new. Tho moi
low blue tints Of ceiling, walls, frescu
wood WORK, upholstery ana carpo
pleusingiy blond.
Mucn credit Is due to the ubiuui
tous ard indefatigaEle Tyler 10
putting the Masonic Iemple III excel
lent condition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

Tho Manhattan Laundry. on King
above Eighth street WAS compelled To
close on Wednesday afternoon owing
10 the muddy condition OF the brandy.
wine wstor. 1t was literally mass
OF nnd. The drinking water during
the evening In certain parts OF the city
was affected In similar Inapaer ma
illterer should remedy this defrgt and
give our citizens clear water nearly
the whole year round
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20
TT. L. Y.

~ commences the Creates
~ n1,C,,..,,.
hi ailuiaItalEt SAFE %
M EMS, YOU Tbs and BOYS
El III ,,,, nrIrtNc
iui' anu "lllSi SLC NV
also ladies' and children
coo+, H.. III IL.
~oa'' liiae was SNel HCiu III lnls
city, and which takes place il
the I,r,,a b,;lJ;,,r 80, N1,,.,.a
'''S iai ouiulliS 80 NldrNC
street. between Second am
Tb,ri r.,o.,., IJ;i.,:.. ~
'HiId StIeclS, wilmington, Lei.
and which will positively las
Tor TIN nave nNrII IL.
ioT EIN Ia Y , oNl4l our
inp which time thr entire st,ci
must DC CloSed out as an I'M
mediate settlcm emf is demand
"
cd by the manufacturers.
Three hundred and fifty THOUSAND
uoiiars worm Of mems and boys higl
grade fall AMI winter clothing. an,
ladies AND cliiltren'n coats to 10 sol
al retail II! 80 per cert less than aCtuu
value. The manufactures want thei
money and terrific sacrifice will tax,
place. Livery article III the ruildin.
must be sold. Just think OF 1t. 8,
| worth OF new reasonable clothing 10
VI IN money; this is the opportunity o
a lifetime. SO don't miss this wonder
~. N"nhoe. 'olno ehrly anu AVOID IN
Glra' usneS' as people are comlni
from iar hhu near TO attend Tine @rea
sale 70 give me pubic an luea o
mar Vellous bargains TO 10 had here TO
the next ten dhys' we oaer the fol
'o"lns pllces ,t
eplehulu sult OF Meb,5 elothing
an 70 lnatch' iur Ts9r rms SUIT IL
VIII M"uu anu rcflly worm sl2 w.
So uuSs mo heaVy cisslmef'
sht'i sun elhal 10 any si5oo suit II
ny Guy: ...-
| ~ So,;, we give you an Atwood
pStte,t u'litls sul. u tiotieS, thai'
| anu il''liiGu IN we best possihlt
~ .iSit nn' anu suarahleed' TO Do WORT
go nn,,s,o zt.. .,o
"a handsome SUIT OF clothes, mad"
~ Iiio ncst Way notsteu ana latesi
i.'' : stFi,s, Me so,i lur sG@2. CanhGl
"' plItaSsu any where hhler S:i.uO
~ ~, . - f0ilh'iaeeu oNofeohte SO d her
~ 1.t'i worth three times I'll"
MY NJ, ,,,.,,at, ,r.,,,... .,,-..-,.
Msi' EnslSn Ne'toA oVercoat7, al
Mons t'he ChlneAilla Overcoats, u
oe so'n AL sho3; iui'y worth s2l 90.
Msns Extra rue. Silk and SHtlr
ihneu oNsfcohls ~ heiseys and Mel
tohH - 90, Woi u @.hoo.
a. Al eleslnt ufir OF Atuns Pants Tor
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

ht. Samuel Huwau4, proprietor Of
sbe ciglr store corner seventh aud
Marriott streets saldtA tina i5utIrliuu
that was condemned bv Iustgrfpr
Dohl Will not be tised to the ETouud
thht tho building Ia not ll.saf. aud
20 shackly as some oiliclOus person
triei TO mike out The loss TO tLs
owners tho Knights Of tae Golden
nAgiee, would amnunt to several
thousand Gpl!ars II the bulldiugis torn
down. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

Frank 3artram ". }. Fisher and
iiiibeit Robinson In Magistrate
he!ly's oillcs tGIs morulng held A
,efstes trinl in when w. ii. Pierce
executor Of A. j. Pierce, sued Charles
alley, OF l'randywiEe Hundred, 10,
.s!l9. tho pIlce o. a horse bought at a
public sale on january 30th last.
MI. Lodge represented Pierce aud
Mr.. Hilles represented railey. A YER,
'!iet fer the piantitl OF ! and sosts
W - returned lie question now Ia.
who OWNS tho horse.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20
DIED,
III
ANDlsRSON-On 81

AN alh mo. 10. Samuel c
Anderson. aged ~ years.
Relat ives and friends are invited 10 nj
tend MS funeral services AT his late resi-
morning AT u O'Clock.
PETERS -On September 18th, 1894 .Iob,
H. j. W. Peters '"
Rclattvesnud trends are respectful,
invited to amend the funeral FRIDAY
september s1st, FROM the Itsi 'encc o
ms nephew. Dr.. Peters, IN the village .
Chtlhti.uia. Meet at the huu SC at : o clocI
y. III.
SHULl--ln this city. OH the 18th instant
ltnchel NJ Shull aged 10 years.
10 atiVes and tricnds are invited TO at
tend her funeral se Vices ut her bt,
l"sl' e.ice, No. 80 1Hylo. street, on SaIur
day az O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

Elias Anderson. colored, left his
home, No. Sll Tatnall street, about ten
days ago for The purpose Of looking
for work In the country. As he did
not return on Saturday evening and
nothing has been heard from him. his
vile fears that some evil has befel,en
him. Any one giving Information in
regard to him will confer favor upon
her.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

a labor meeting was held in the third
story OF the Friendship Engine House.
lehth ana Shlptey strcoLs. last evou.
ing Some eighteen or twenty dis II.
PIES assembled to give their views pro
~, CON UPON Tho lobor question amt
the necessity OF forming labor
league and the placing OF a ticket IL.
the field this fall
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

In our stock will be found a NUN,
Der Of the greatest bargains eve.
known, such as Mons Winter Suits a
IS, so and Sl3, fully worth doubl,
the money, and Pants al 81 -. s.. 81
and ~ 90. which cannot be duplicl.
ted elsewhere for anything like til,
price.
Our Custom Department Is fully
supplied with all tho latest novelties
for Fall and Wiatar Wear. Wo viii
make TO your order a good fitting, al
wool suit from SIC 90 to Sis 90 and
Trousers from s2.75 up to $500. Coco
styles, good fit and prices the lowest.
The Liverpool n London Tailoring
Co. 500 Market str Get, Wilmington
Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

Inc appointment of Deputy sherins.
Thee. +. Armstrong, chairman Of
Dem ucratlo County Executive Com.
mtttae OF New Castle County, has ad.
dressed letter TO Sheriff Pairce Gould
suggesting that he enter Into ar
agreement TO appoint not more than
two deputies. temperate and capable
men from each party, to preserve
peace at the polls in each district on
election day, as was agreed with
Sheriff simmons two years ago, tho
Democrats 10 name tholr own men.
This arrangement, Chairman .irn.
strong thinks would render unnecss-
lsary tine appointment OF ape ,ial DO.
lice, and oifectuallY preserve tho
poace We do no: know what Sheriff
itiould thinks but II the Democrats ara
disposed to act houCrably and decent.
iy. there will hs NO hYcesslty 10 an.
paint Deputy Shsrlfs to preserve the
peace, as tho police officers acting un.
Ter direction OF Chief DO an, are guf.
lic.eut l5r that purpose.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

Clarence Bonjay, of Lewes. has &C
cepted the challenge OF Walter NJ.
Watson. OF this city, to wrestle first
fall, collar and elbow; second catch as
catch cam third. at the discretion of
tho referee, at 800 a side. and $500
side bet to take place within ten days.
They will weigh at p III. on the day
jof the match at l75 ounds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

CLEybL,Nn Ohio. Sept. 10 Late
Prince, farmer living on the Lie
fohd, two Inllns from Nottingham
Centre, almost chopped bis villa 10
tiece5 this morning ami tnon cut ms
throat with razor The woman died
th q lew IN ont uts amt the nun cannot
i've. Tho tragedy was the result of a
qnnrral Gnt tho euimlnAtlon ui q long
series uF family dlllcul.iss.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

The muddy hydrant water to-day Is
unusual. 1t is caused by the equinox
al storm coupled with the Iect that
only one Cool Spring reservoir ia IN
use, 80 that the water does not have
the usual time to deposit It's sediment.
The other Reservoir Is being cleaned to
receive filtered water.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

Squire Charles II. McWhorter has
csen iaid petEGe Friday last at lid
EssldencG With severe attack OF in.
Nam nation OF tue bowels. He expects
20 De able to attend to his official
outir on either tomorrow or Satur.
Gay Mt. W. II might ts attending
TO bis Office duIlGg mis- Illness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

Oysters. large and fat. cleanly open.
ed prices low. at Gardner's branch
store, north corner Eighth and
Pine streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20
BTOCA QUOTATIONS.
Reported by
HEAl.D a. COMPANY,
Buulkers md Rrait ar.
Bnnkers and Brokers.
seventh and Alnrkat ltraatx

investment aud Securities yielding
from to z por cent.
orders for the purchase and sale of
stocks and Bonds on Commission exocut
ed Mt all the stock exchanges
Private telegraph wires to New York.
Philadelphia, Boston aud Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and Letters of Credit Is
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

IN the REPUBLICAN Office to-day In tht
shade.
o'clock. 10 O'Clock. q o'clock,
GA "a ~ =
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

You VII. make no mistake II you
holio" the crowds On SATURDAY
GUT, You VIII Ind yourself at 81
MarEst street Hollis. where the ruel
fol those ~ cent candies at ~ cents
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

The name Of JaAss Instead of Chgrlee
Fletcher rs inad ysrtently inserted In
shs ooglt proceedings yesterday.
James Fletcher ia an honest, uprlghL
mum. aud the bilH1er. though a pro
yoklng one, can do him no harm.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

LYNCH-JAMISON- No. South
iirpone street, on Sert l9th. by tn. itev.
w. A. " is, WIN. +. Lynch ana Lizzie
JaiEison. both Of this CITY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

The Misses ARRss Ilerney ard Name
Lynch last evening gave an evening
soolAl at the home OF John Green.
Mh'ch was an enjoyable affair he.
tIesh mehts were served aud at an ear =
homes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

Shortly after the mills OF John and
James Dobson, at the Falls OF Schuyl-
XIII. Philadelphia, had closed down
last evening, iire broke out In the dry
ing department of the oarbonlzina
plant and the building was damaged
to the extent Of $1,000. There is no
Insurance on building or contents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

Preston W. Yeogor. the popula,
Ipaperhanger oil 4os King street. has
ON his bicycle haLd painted adver,
Iliseinent oi his bus ness. This 10 q new
way OF adYertis lag business and al
iit is bound to ba seea, 1t vii. attract
lItteption.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

Dr, Slmms' White Pulmonie Ealsam
Relnurkabie cures of throat and lung
Diseases arc reported very often. W.
oan give plenty Of good home refer
enres. Use II on the first symptom
OF the cough, hoarsensss etc. No. 60t
King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

& Co. A1o la "Ains
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20
$40 REV ARD.

dark iron gray horse. with star fo4c.
heh |. with mark OF cut on the RIG at tnIC.
Foot. about l5l! hands high. ana = wears
luld. the property oil ,Inhn frota. nTnI
stanton, Del. Also Gcruahtown nlnr.
ket wtgou, II set OF barun 5 nurse blanI;
let, and $ bushels Of tmot ) srei, The
wiz be lni1 tor the arGc,t AMI ronVtr
tion Ut the t1irr IN the r,ilrn vi lie
horse aud ! Tor the IL 'pSprs ui tie wa.
on aud Other roPcitr aud t4e 1, fe.tsancl
'conN tci!"n o. the th,uf. lgaauoud state
=. -3t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20

The court granted W. II. Turner's
application Tor divorce from his wife
jennie c, Turner The grounds were
adultery. The plaintiff Is steward al
the Wilmington club J. W. Ponder
represented him.
Naturalization papers were granted
to Antonio Pareill. Frank Nero and
Nltantonlo Civic. Court adjourned at
l2.l5 O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-20
S 500
Sl6. 90
$4,000

NH. I'M our custom De-
BART III en- t on
con nm Trousers, Cheviot
Suits and Black
Diagonal Suits. From these
prices up we are offering
our usual large assortment
OF fine cloths of both for
eign and domestic makes.
We have been very careful
TO get the best styles in the
market. Buying Tor cash
we are under Obligations
to no makers, but get the
styles and qualities that we
know orc right and wher-
ever we find them. We
guarantee to make any
OF them up TO you +
satisfaction in fit and
style and invite your early
inspection OF our new Fall
patterns while the assort-
mcnt is at its height.
JAS, L. MULLIN & Son
Clothing, 9th & Market
Hats, Wilmington,
Sh3es. Delaware.
The morning call., 1894-04-11
CROWDED STUDENTS.
Departments at the University Want
Better Accommodations.

At meeting Of the Board of Regents OF the
State University yesterday afternoon the ques-
tlon OF the need for better accommodations Ior
the natural science department was Drought
forward by letter which was read, pearlns
the signatures OF number of the prominent
professors, Including Professor LIE Conte ana
Professor Ritter.
1t was stated on the one hand that new build.
ings for the natural science departments are
becoming an actual necessity, as the depart
ment is constantly increasing one, ana ne
amoupt of square feet al present devoted TO 1t
is extremely inadequate. Regent A 5. Halldle.
however obiee ed that mauy OF the depart
ments are similarly crowded, and drew the at
tenIion of the board 10 lbe fact that In the
library there is not even room for The student
10 sit and read tile books. The question was
finally referred 10 the committee on bulldogs.
Miss f. d. Deane Was recommended by the
faculty for tie degree of bachelor OF letters,
aud the gree was ordered conferred. A. +.
Boland was appointed foreman of the Chico
station special vote of thanks was passed
20 w W Law. who IN addition 10 his generous
Gift of $1,000 10 the Lick Observatory, has just
donated S270 more.
The morning call., 1894-04-11

FLoUR-Owing TO the inflated value OF wheat
on the local Call Board the miIlers have advanced
nrices l5c all around. Net cash prices fol-
iows: Family extras. So 40@3 AS; Bakers extras,
S3 3O13 IS; superfne 81 60(02 rs q bbl.
WHEAT FREIGHTS-The spot rate is nominal
at ass Cd For June-July loading Sos has recently
been paid, but the market is dull. The chartered
wheat feet IN port has a registered tonnage OF
II 800, against 10 800 tons on the same date last
year. diseneaged. 800 tons, against S6 800:
the xay TO this port 223 800 tons, against 500
wHFAT-we continue TO quote nominal values
for shipping descrii tons, bul 1t Is hardly worth
while as n obody is going to sell Wheat to ship
per at 921@@95c when he can sell it to Gail
hoard aror for ST O5 This freezes the ship
per out too, so though the quotations represe t
what shipping Wheat IS worth Tor Liverpool; mere
is acIualiy nothing doing at them. No, /, 9212@
a3sI c: choice CSC; lower grades, 8U@90c; extra
choice for milling, 81 o5@@1 1879 q ctL
CALL BOARD SALES
ISroRuAI sI,ssIoN-I0 o'clock -December-200
tons 81 1915; 200, 81 1871; 200, 81 lS
REGULAR MORNING sEssIoN-Dece
TONS 81 i7a 100 81 a7s s9S % sod IA II sS seo
AFrEaNoos SESSION : December : 500 tons
200. ST 10: 100 81 Osss May -lloo. 81 -.
continued 70 rise ss. aHS
December 81 1ls4. This is very sharp advance y, nee
from the quotation OF week ago, but u is All due
TO the lack OF rain. OF course spot eed mas also
gone up and is In demand at the rise. Brewing
descriptions. however. are dun. as those brew.rs
who are not stocked up are not buying. prefeLring
to run their chances for while yet. no: reed
quotable at 971Ac; choice bright do, 81; dark
Coast 95c; Brewing. hom nal at 81 o212epl 10
d ctL
CALL BOARD SALES.
INFoRMAL SESSION. % o'clock-D December-Suo
tons, 81 10; 200, 81 lo1a 200. 81 los4: 100 100.
81 111s: 100. 81 l1s4; 100. 81 ll12; SUI,
81 IL; 100 81 lOI4. May-lO0 99c.
REGULAR MoRNINe SESSION Values were wer
lower all around. May-ioo tons: es1sc; 1ov.
97Ac; 30J. 9Se Decemher-l0O. 81 o98s: 500,
81 O914; 200, 81 0s1@; 500. 81 os 100, 81 0ss4.
AFTERNOON SESSION = December = 100 tons.
81 08A; 800. 81 0S1a: 100. 81 083s; 200,
81 0834; 100. 81 os7s 800. 81 OF; 200, 81 066s
800. 81 O612. May-200, 975sc; 100 97c; 200.
90.
OATS-Are firm at the advance with a steadily
incr asing demand. Milling. 81 07I.@l ~; fancy
Feed. 81 l71a@l 221x: good to choice. 5 leo
ll71a common to falr 90fMS O5: Red. $1t@i 10;
Black, 9Oc9Sl 20; Gray. 81 050$l 5 2 ctl: Sur
prise. nominal at 81 25@l 80 p ctl.
CORN-Rumors OF aDproa hing supplies from
Nebraska do not seem TO depress matters much,
Tor Large yellow and White have again advanced.
0nerines are light Large Yellow Is quotsbIe at
81 t59l l75a . ctl: Small Round Yellow, 81 l711a
81 ~; White, 81 271zf9l 40 f3 ctl
RfE-still higher at 81 054l 10 q ctl. Holders
are very firm.
The morning call., 1894-04-11
New York Markafs.

NEW YORK. April 10.-The share speculation
was rather dull to-day and the movement OF prices
unimportant 1t was almost entirely loca
traders market. neither London or big home
operators buying 10 any great extent The arbi
TRACE houses d 10, however, buy AtchIson and Den
yer and Rio Grande preferred in small lots The
apparent tendency OF the foreign exchange mar
ket points toward hardening and had depressing
influence on the market, inssmuch as 1t relieved
the talk OF gold exports Exchange is not up to
the shipping point but it is regarde unlikely
that the rates may advance tomorrow or Friday
so as 10 render expectation of gold profitable at
the opening prices were generally higher than
al the close yesterday, but soon took
downward turn. After midday the speculation
assumed firm tone and a steady advance took
place. hut of small proportions, which was in
progress until ! q ;. Then came a selling move
ment In which tae earlier improvement was lost
and alower range OF prices was established, In
the final dealings purchases to cover short con-
tracts caused fractional rally and the mark Ell
closed slightly hrmer, but at decline from the
last prices oI yesi srday. ranging from IL TO 90
per cent. The railway and miscellaneous bond
market was easier in the earlier dealings but be-
came easier toward the close.
Governmsnt bonds, firm; State bonds. inactive:
fetroienm, strong: Pennsylvania oil, sales none:
Aprii option, sales none; closed at S21sc bid;
eRAIs AND MERCHANDISE
Wbest-Hay, 64s4c.
Plour-Steady.
Hops-Ste1dy.
Pigiron-pul; American, sl2Mla
Copper-IaIet: Lake SO so
Lead-Elrn; Domestic SO 20
Tin-Ftrmer: straits, S19 so bid; plates firm
Spelter-Negleeted;s sales on Change five tons
spot SO 50
Cofee--optlons opened duh. but advanced later
on son SslisH offerings. again easing off and clos
ing barely steady at lt@25 points decline. Sales.
7GOO BAGS. including: April, $l6 20: Nav
S16 IL. June, Slb 80: September, sl5 40.
October, sl4 4o@al4 SO: Noyelnber. si4 10; De-
No. = l7lSc mild, quiet; Cordova I9II@
1e1Ac sales, HOO Central American; 300 Mara
catls warehouse deliveries yesterday $3.50
bags; tai New York stock. l4,228 bags; United
Ss.tss stock 2O4, ,207 bags; aiOat for the Uaited
state. 207 600 bags. Total visible for the United
States, 47i279 bags, against last year 57o I5e
fs99-Market firm; Not, Rio. 16S70O: Exchange
@ Sled. Receipts, two days, 5000 bags; stock,
l25,O0O bags.
santos-So returns
mDurg-Barl ct quiet; sales. $1,000 bags
prics.-aaehanged to 1spfg higher.
London-Market quiet; prices unchanged TO 6c
higher ooo r,..,
unchanged, except tor March. "A lower
suQar-Raw. steady: sales, 1000 bags; cen
trifagal, e6 test, 25sc; refined, quiet
The morning call., 1894-04-11
MARKET REPORTS.
TUE. DAY EVENING. April 20

TUEs DAY EVENING, April 20
srpMABY or THE MARKEr4
Silver steady.
Treasure shipment TO China.
Flour marked up l5e.
Wheat futures unsettled.
Barley advanced again.
Corn and Rye higher. oats firmly held.
Bran and MiddIings strong
Alfalfa and Mustard Seeds firm.
Wheat Hay $i7.
Ground Barley higher.
Dried Peas nominal
Advance in Beans not maintained.
Potatoes weak and in large supply.
onions steady.
Butter and Cheese plentiful
Store Eggs sold down TO 1u1ae.
Honey IN liberal supply.
Poultry rather weaker. Game unstable.
Apples dun. Strawberries declining
Lines higher. Lemons dull. Dholce Oranges
firm.
Nuts and Raisins neglected.
Dried Prunes, Peaches and Apples firm.
Provisions unchanged.
Hops hard TO sell.
Hides, TalIow and Wool unchanged
Grain Bags Gull
Coffee quiet and easy
Better outlook for Gained Fruit
Beef higher Hogs lower.