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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-22

THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-IOrk, April Il, IS"o-
coTTo%The market opened about stead WIN IVA, p me-
Of 10 points on heavy receipts ai'e "I''n
market rallied held steady during the forenoon
showed increasing nrmness late In the day. closing
with the tone steady and net advance OF 70 p'H's
about the highest Of the day The nrmness was largely
due buying. buyers evidently making dNt IN
purchasing September freely and that month was perhaps
the rmest the list, although II IN said that " II "nH
lively The port receipts oday were quite h"avy
the port for the week have been
increased 10000 bales against "a 40 last week
and TOOlO last To-days receipts al memphis were
year Houston 270 bales against 1907 and 37e There
Will be a holiday at Houston tomorrow Ihere was
holiday New Orleans to-day owing 10 the election
The receipts that TO day estimated az oJD
year; Galveston 2 10 bales against 5O7 and no Mobile;
GO bales against and l5 Savannah gl3 against 40 ana
800: Chreston. 237 against % and 444 Norfolk. lO73
against 39l and GSl II IL not thought that IN" May
notices which will be issued next Friday viii have any
effect market \ part Of the May holdings
been liquidAied within the last days
The expiring May Will probably only
have momentary effect the market II is said That
and probability OF their continuance for time
II that purchases also included IN the
export and they old orders altogether som"
have supposed. The Southern markets are generally
Will probably be found De the Of the counted
and uncOuned on this point IL is noted that In
Texas only a towns that large cotton State
corded. which traders Is altogether wrong ana
crop recording towns instead Of
three these towns being irenhain. Dallas
ard Houston. They that the attention Of the New
York and NewOrleans Cotton exchanges should DE III
on; Of the old Information should be-
received Texas.
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s e.: IT, #'iS ss; $s
i ars 49, small and . slips
Ger a. sa cks sS to n to pair a0 !?
he do ,d fair 20 good lssi4 DO Western hs
&c. DO mixed small and large sastc; do heavy Sc: do
RSST to s saaS o per cooks saa q S g"F
S No o %s s ssns 90 and So as Ga old TO-
ai2c. boiiers drypicked i4@iCc do scalded i2ai4c:
shckens No iiai2c; fowls No l. DC; chickens and
geese, No /, S8iic.
pover in good order but weather has been q
late large share Of arrivals come in bad oreI MID
s. 5ssss golden pqysr grass p0ys5 SScs
s. o do rsdSeads 5ocSsi G' d. %alsrds 100000 DO
HAY AND sTRAw-Hay-rts supplies were again
ample and with what was held over n the pera u
chase much above wants Ths ending Of
the month too reduces considerable 80 days time ar rag
ha. quoted at easier figures DEALERS say the condI-
dc o"s not G' warrant ns them an to make
the present the run Of good quality nay ,p,oay
the Canadian hay is well included in he re
are Cautious ab@i loading up with it, much Of 1t Is
apt heated This asies @Tssdy showing s,s in
s o's s @
less of the present free general supplies the hign gaos
p pTs s'p per to- led Ps"'{ Pn1 pI"s
no Pc. V 10 oog 40 g i ,,xsd 10 ner 100 IN
@ i.S Sss s n Sa Sa IS; ?s y
s. % sa @ .. e. 5 Ps 'S
Sn $50 Eric s 49,
hsh vaey no 90 3n ha,s "ss ss R
ceips straw 90 Exports of hay for week S4sl
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES. Receipt, 8, for the
week have been p bbs potatoes and Ioi SSs on9rs
demand for new potatoes fully equal to the moderate
2s ed n large
at the low prices 1 o%n n almost
freight charges All old winter vegetables such
s S sFnp more sy clean up
sSy and has met an @s dc. s s%sna e but
but poor stock dull and weak Cabbage has been in
ss' srs s fl. from aemSnS ac sRs sS
celery dull cucumbers ;arce but mostly poor eggpai
FIRM a s@ R4 rom 10th Gf sae nd hn%o ana with
quality , es angv prices asS s n"ss Radshes dun
low Lettuce scarce and firm a, the hsher figures quoted
and savannah coming in frey and met meet
been scarce and very hrm much higher prices weah,
or has been for tomatoes and stock is small
s1.s as an. .s are about i%
1 Ssr ' SS sgs oSs 'sss q T s'.,s
Jersey and Long island White per $50 n oa7Se do per
t sS 81 soa ass 5 s%'s onions white per Dbl
rrmsds per 'Te 81 Oh DO per sGn %
s S%rs . s'S Se ss 1000 81 sa & %
ca$i cabbage chsslesSn per crate " so1Hn io
81 eFs 4 b Br sss z oTs siu9 sa per 5
spsSet 75cdsi To- peas charlc.on per basket ssss 90
basket .ds g. F sG.n. per per ''15
2scasi SS tomatoes per carrier segs5 tnrnps: Russia
RS s sosi a DO new s' @o'aa pr per Ss
ddx se n MaS ss Syrup per d 10 S
per gallon Honey pretty well cleaned up sna noinn q,
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Opening range and close to-day and closing bids the
previous night and last year follow:

Market closed stead, a POI points advance compared
with Yesterdays closing prices. Transferable notices
ITO Total sales So 500 bales New York gross receipts
2485 bales Great Britain 20l3 bales Forwarded
45s bales. sales 100 bales spinners. 30 bales stock
1862 70. bales Total receipts to-day s53 bales thus
20i3 bales. Continent 1922 bales thus far this week
britain 20 $50 bales France. LA bales Continent
bales stock 465722 bales. Spot cotton quiet and
unchanged middling upands. 1916; middng Gulf
s3l6c: sales 2iOJ bales Including 1900 bales for ex
port direct shipment: 40 baes npnnng, 400 bales con
tract
Liverpool cablesSpot cotton easier sales 5000 bales
speculation and export 800 bales American 5000 bales
receipts 5000 bales: American. 500 bales: middling up
lands Id; futures opened steady, partial 64d decline
corrd steady unchanged to ~ points net advance Janu
ary February 1855 April. sl7W4is AprMay. ais; May
June 4iGs; June July 4l4s; July-Augs 42its: August
sepember 4U,b September October 4O1s October Novem
her 3S9i1s December 357b December January
1919 Manchcster-1aIh irresuihr' cio'hs quiet Nh"
steady
COFFEEDesultory trading took place the Exchange,
With general Indifference In the absence 81 important de-
velopmens abroad chief sales for September The
2O0 mreis Hamburg shade lower IIavre Y franc
lower Rio quoted No at IL 100; exchange. 49,;
TWO days receipts 1000 bagf ciearaDces: none; stock
10 900 santos two days receipts 1900 bags: stock az
SANTOS 100 900: market quiet at 1900 reis Cleared
from Rio etenmshp Roman Prince with 4OOD bags liam
burI oulct April ~ 25 pigs. May. o. June. G5D; JAY
ca n Hayre quiet April 5000 francs May. 90 TO- June
81; July ~ August. 1880. The stock OF conees IN me
United states other than Brazilian IL now reported AT
i27 75s bags Including 102. 657 at New-fork o,,...
Contracts closed steady; April D points ower' o'n r
unchanged to higher snes were ooO Days a" io'
lows:
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago April 81 (SpecaD.-Wheat to-day lost almost
&c. The close about the bottom May sold from
G4.c to 63,sc and closed 63isGG3hc There was a
little widening OF the May-July spread. i%s most OF
the session. The weakness chiefly EkS result OF
fine growing weather. and showery wSsb end clear
and nlwhat mlder in the Northwest. Thtaay liqui-
daon always consideration at this tyne ~ fAe year
contributed largely the decline so did Naek cables
The selling led by the commission c>DeetnA which
are known the bull houses Cudahy I'D N the snort
selling and predicted for May before saturday night
seaboard cearances only $4,000 bush. The only
bull help during the entire session was the Announcement
OF a decrease in the worlds visible supply. 3o30oo
bush This was larger than sxpeSs<d. and some
what larger than the week last year At around
put figure there attempt made by Champlin
and other professionals TO stop the decline and
rally. The low prices at the eioss were made on
selling by the which early had worked hardest
for a rally There II little cash business done on
decline about D5O,O bush In ALL charter was re-
ported for $1,000 bush No red
Corn weak. losing &c. and closing at the bottom.
May c9AQ2osc and closed at 291c May liqui-
dalton factor: was the me weather the
cash Demand for corn from the seaboard The NewEng
land demand has also given out Receiving houses com
"eaps sF here S %re Jos the estimate for
day was TIE Ns sere Sss Ss s
Ing of September to-day by Bartlett Frazier and by
Oats were comparatively steady compared with corn
and wheat losing May sGa 0% e TO 0 Ss
estimate FOR Wednesday 100 cars Samples closed
easy. The cash demand was poor Inc selling was BY
Notwithstanding light hog receipts, provisions were
10 90 hoss; the estmaie for Wednesday 20,OOo
Cudahy continues to cover pork The packer. continue
calls a, SsSc Puts" Nay corn 2Olae; calls
2visc
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ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool April a. 3:,o p. m.-Beef. Extra India mess
dull Al prime duh at Jos Pork Prime mess
Western firm sOs DO. MEDIUM dull at AZ cd
Hams short cut. about ~ 20 10 NJ nrm AT tis bacon
about - 10 10 firm al SIS snort rib
- 10. 3os; long clear middles light about
- n 2Gs III: long clear midtles heavy
about 80 ~ No. stock. short clear middl,s. heavy
about s. 10 dull 25s "a clear bellies about II 10
PCS. Shoulders. about II to ~ ~, nrn at
25s Iari-Trme Western spot dull at 2js 3D. Chess
American write and coored steady ut AZ Cd Tai
iow-Irims city Gull los 81. Cottonseed oil Liver
pool refined steady at lis Spirits OF turpenne hin AZ
BIS H,~in-Common firm at Is Cd. Whsat-No red
Winter dull IS "a. No Northern spring dull AT 5 Gd
spot. dull at 3s lid. April dull at
ii.d May dull b I'D June dull at 81 isd Flour
Iuls fancy winter steady at Is 3D. Hops at London
Pacific COHst dull 2On tOs.
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quiet and steady Hard wheat spring patents
Wheat sSgSs SaSers g s5ss2 sacks soft SSsa, bakers
5e %osG hs 1884, s sss, 70 x N Sao wheat
Cash quotations follows: No 2 spring wheat,
S se s7sso No ts barley ssssc No as:e:S
s%r %o' R9 1904 as RsH
'sG g c'tas 81 Ssy sasSS sSs'
% S5d sn s On a. e: s ns:e
Egg. s1's
IT: ,:: :i' *
s oats 10 us 2 s h GStH ss s ;F;s s:'s
80 70 ,@y ii ssm a Fsa sgs s. s a ' loose
;id': a., 81 Ss'' .: :ssy'
S ssis, s @ sss
goose. "'' i5aise See %hshsy"Aarkst steady. ii II '
ssc @ fa%s:% 4 sa%s. sS:: asi a. sSd
sample barley inactive but steady; extra Nc sih@s2s
Ss :s:&y II On iss %
Nlstuns dull and dropping; sacked bran, - TO- wnie
face to-day by May liquidation For three hours indies-
ness The last hour however was OF excitemen, and
the came without warning. cent was lost soon
prices lowest the session nc decline from
yesterday May opened lower than the yester-
day the market closed at Soc July opened at G2ic and
sold 62t ae2sc. then breaking to close at co5se
wheat Local millers willing to take all they
could obtain premium OF Isc May Several out
side mlllers bidding high as &c premium.
fair demand at i7fia.c under stand
6l.c: No Northern 60c: No Northern 59tc. Flour.
Os3 patents SO O5$2 80 for bakers production
II O0 bbis shipments. 90 1874 bbs Mllstuns-Bran In
s. s9' BAY sso''' at 10 ''"'' 10 '"''''' -' ~
Philadelphia. April 21.-Four-Marke continued dull.
but important change in the general situation
MIL prices steadily maintained on both springs ana
winters but buyets lack confidence and unwilling 10
operate concessions Wheat market for deliveries
weak and declined &c under bearish speculation in
other home May switched to July at isc
premium. Contract wheat April nominal; May and June.
Ti.T12f.c July I1saIlAc. cornNo trading In options
ami little inquiry but offerings light and
prices ruled steady Local caros dull and shade lower
No mixed April. 37a3Ii.c; May 3o%g36c June. 3oI
3Gi,c July 3GkQ31c. Oats-Receipts liberal. and
the market for CARROTS quiet at former rates Futures
dull and without important change. No white April.
?'isQ2Gac; May and June. 25i.G25isc July. 2o.a2oAe
Butter dull and weak extra l5c prints extra
wholesale r0c: DO obbng iTf20c Sugars-Rehned quiet
and unchanged Other articles unchanged
SO G5qSa 10 81 35S3 As fancy 81 s0ps2 30
choice 81 5Oase so; -four 81 5ofs2 - Wheat lower
May hJ.c. July. soc bld August. 60sc. Corn lower
May 2osc; July 27'.a2sc bid Oats lower May lsIsc
standard mess new IS 10; old. 81 %. Lard, prime
81 l5 choice. 81 10 Bacon shoulders. <A@4Rc; clear
rib- s4c: clear sides SIC salt meats. shoulders
tHc: longs. axe; clear ribs a!tc; clear sides 4iss
Tagging or orders ~ H. &C. H. 43s .. ~ n &c.
chemical So s2ts sales for May at - syn Spell
ter slow at SO 81; sales. cars at 50 50.
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Baltimore April 2Flour dull sales is 90 pr, w Msy
i0Ic asked: july. 7o.g1osc southern BY sample 1s9
1000 Corn quiet mixed spot ana APRIL ss tg gSsre
May s'sgssSc June s'1s bd ,, ;u'y ,se b. do
arm; No 2 white western 2002GAc; No MIXED, TAG ssg
4ie west Western saa9 9sso stock ssco bush
Grain reights very dull Bntter Ne hacked saSe
Other articles unchanged.
Boston April 2l.Four dull and easy; sprnS patents
Gsi 2O spring clear and straighis esaes 20 winter s
Ss ssf . sA s; Ssss S xr';H
It. sss &C. "a WHIT: II &c. nj sPP g. ss y
P Ps s e. sS Ttf ~ se ssas
SSs Bacon esi0e Veal gSs! a soS& tr''G au ssst
dull and easy: choice creamery i7e; western ls@lec:
imitation. isfl4c ladies' il9iic; Vermont caotos new
s %k mu lsSn' end 9in ssnss sae SPRING &
So Cheese quiet: Northern 6aioAc; w4kttht aestc.
Eggs Nearby, ls@6c Eastern. l2c, Wsss{R at Michi-
Il lh IS sslIoS eyes & 2 asi a5 pea red kSSs
Poultry quiet, choice 5sshey' Western sSn
aSGsoc SEED Rose scc dSsen Mountain, sE .Ss.:
snca 90 ornnsss . sSass a.:s!ss smon:s
s ace' lower grades dull issic Ry. iss2oc
onds, i5di1c; Union sole hrsts. 25c; seconds re.
No i hard. 4ssc No Northern, 1oAe; No Northern.
sAc WHIT! wheat earn closed Closed du .t:as No S
at SIC spot quoted al s7a42c Rye. NO 2 we asked
Flour dull and weak. Mil feed unsettled wsak Canal
Chicago April 2i-The leading futures ranged as fol-
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Galveston. April @-eotton quiet; middiing. 7ke low
mlddns 7Ssc; good ordinary lei net snd goSs rsseiRs
1i70 bales exports the Continent. AVA stock l1t
Norfolk, Apr!t 2l:-coiton quiet: mlsd'ins. n-ioc;
receipts log bales exports coaswise. M sales ~:
stock. 90 T2J - ,
CENTS q sfmated) s,o3s bales stock, ibS. ~.
Savannah April ai.--cotton quiet: mddnn9 e-i6c:
ualssyf 80; etock- 21.SVe
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Couutrn Boar0.

PHYSICIAN Of long and successful experience VIII 9.
"A ceye at his home two nvellds; every
convenience and all needfu and attention. location
heahful and all SURROUNDINGS pleasant and recuperative;
highest city reference. Address
DOCTOR. Box 8. Tribune once.
LNAMIIY OF WEALTH could find all the desirable feat
l. OF essan home FOR the season by adr
dressing THE MANOR. Box ll3 Warwick. y: Y
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Business Opportunities.


WANTED. wide acquaintance. ~ years expert
w mercantile pursuits % largest business n
District Columba). would consider proposition TO make
change: either local for outofown business
or removal commercial Massachusetts,, New
York or Connecticut. Address BLAIR. Evening STAR
Office Washington, ID. e.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. April a. 1898
e VEG . Graf "I pa4 S sS'a adns t
n5e'S se s s1 Icpo sf Ss n %eSN AM
markets hrm FOR i've cattle at io'.g i9s tops .- lie
fa wss e.. se s' ms TsT at Of Gs
gqosd n,cs % s at rd g per ce for w Shsm
berg = Son 375 head for schwarzschild sui1berg.'
8o ir a fST the 5a "S s"a to Hull 80 ea
g." ;ssP @ @ @ G SnsTs on IN esf and
ne part go guI all Tor E1s% M",r som ,a rs snS
City I3 head Meyer Houseman and the Tjomo for
pcmerara 100 shop for l. Duenhack 80, ~ ,.., ,o,,
over MONDAY ~. on sale Feeling weak All sold at $40
per To- n Tor sgar, % se& CIV ye, WEN Tea no ss safS
stead NJ coan, r'sed weak d for top sade'
s"Is. u il Hollis 80 v:al, ial III average. at 81 81
; : Jaii 4 a. 10 seil' 10, u, as.
sm Tf h Nsn n yeah; , 'IS n we're g cars
h1di? r Export qye and ears FOR ,e ss W MARK
cars on sale feeling fully s,rois as yesier-
Cay for handy wsss hy s sS %9a d se w at a
hour Spring lambs YER rated Am Good to prime 81 a 90
q 'nsr car Of ay a sF a% '9 40
rS"1 s9ns S% the s,y at Of 5 & r "a. s S
quiet a, usc country dressed spring lambs nrmer at ~
saIes~s Judd Co. 200 unshOrn Colorado sheep So
)" d Mcihcrson Co., iO unshorn Western sheep, 50
No. 81 To- III Virginia spring lambs at 81 80 per he'd
1i%' % S iIS clipped Territory sheep lsi 1'
" Sswton CO.: % un'ssrn Ohio sheep 50 NJ at s. 2''
% fFs' R so i'U W Mere re- "a cars head all
x =, Ssg n g but s' cSccS s ss
would PROBABLY ,s a, soa. 49, country dressed weak
at ss. ri %sds% Ma to sh' ss Monday hogs
g 81 10 10 h. q al 4; 49, 49, a SO
l. a d. h f. M';arE z ''i Nss, %
DO s3 n At rough hogs 81 STAT, No. at b 81 10 1873 ~ at
8. 20; 'a IS ao' is4 N. a, Ni5
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OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo April 2i.-cattie- Receipts for las, = hours
time las, week 0754 head consigned through 800 head
On sale ~ head market opened dull and w sSsed v sS
,G na 's cave. 's sr r 8" Sos cssReceps last
hours 100 head total q os e.. Sr sead nu sonssnsd
1so heaa /" New York 1880 head; sale go head
DenSd ;9w and YGsr 81 osss s 50
81 mediums. ass 90 rSushs ssGs3 49, s s'as. ss
ssa 70 ssrr o an" %s thu. head
Ssr york york 6 heS nia' on sSe 900 hold
ovts steady closed very dq s Tor s, ssav
ws S" so e 4 Sa. az .SSi to '%
East Liberty April :ca,tie Receipts light demand and
a market ark S"sSsT. ia @ q asn &
bulls and 81 S S Ie'n s@Sna very light
market dull medium workers. g. 7oass , ~ CON M
1s Ss to g sas e s. SSS % s:'vy
a 0e /. Ss! nF sso 80 lps sSs a. 5. s
8 49, gcSd lambs s. ooa 'p sn cnTss
Il IS nsPd 49, ssfrrs sasa IS and Is
packing and spHGS e. lots ssoss %sss4,a
s. 7oSss S. sS PISS g 1924 So to s ssss,
st. Louis April 2l-Nationa Stock Yards; Cattle
msg s's ...r q ist sSs' 81? ssss:
Snivss s. TO- Texas g ssa = Hpss.ReSsp,s
s. sdds s's g. % %as .s?S ssa
Iwsr natives 50 TO- spring lambs s. 20; cull' 81 10
asSs.; .os s as.
ss 81 Hsss 3 A. "a market ssys
s5S' . ss to s e Gas. 20 rssa.
81 Ss calves s40ss sheep-Reee'p''' DOW "'"'
steady
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TIE STATE or TRjDE.

Zealand 5000 and Cape o. Good Hope and Natal 2oOO'
Tho series will close May %.
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cummer Resort Gui0es.
SUMNER IN THE COUNTRY.

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LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON WOOL. SALES
London April 2The offerings at me n Wslss !, oo
nsiss Oueenrlnnd $4,000: Victoria ~ naV' s Snm
100; South AUSTRALIA. 2o.ooo "sss nu'"s">' wv
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Summer Resorts.
I~>oo~o~o>>>o~~~~>N>~ >~~~~>~>~~~~~~o~N~
M1llBROOk INN,

MILLBRo0K. DUrcHEsS COUNTY; NEW-fORK.
Will open on Nav for the Morning and even
ing trains by the New-York Central and Hudson Rivss
Railroad via Duchess Junction.
ENGAGEMENTS can now be made application 10
THOMAS wETHERAIA Manager.
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CHURCHILL. HALL,

STANFORD. NFW-1OfN.
The Early Resort II the Catskilis. Reduced rates "a
MAY and June. Apply Z. r. JENKINS. Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel ~ T.. May to T. 3 to p. m. send for illus
trated book and terms. s. l.. CHURCHILL NJ d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-22
HAY AND STRAW.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Exports for the week. 3,4Si bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-22

VIyERNERSVIIIE. PA.
w MOUNTAIN SUNSET HOUSE.
hrs from New-york.
Elevation IT. beautiful Of locations. air.
water scenery unsurpassed large comfortable rooms
with fine views. excellent table.
booklet free ]. D. MOYER NJ. d.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-26

The quality of the few articles spoken
of here speak for the rest of the stock.
No house in Honolulu viii go further to
accommodate it patrons than this one.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-26
Our Vacuum Oils

OUI uGVUUI1I VIIS
Are the best lubricants in the
market for machinery of all
kinds giving better satisfac-
the longer they are used.
We have just received a
new line of
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-26

and are framing pictures at
Eastern prices. The goods
are Eastern make.
We have handled the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-26
p. D. Corsets.

All sizes, all lengths These corsets have a
world wide reputation for their fitting and
lasting qualities.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-26

The Secretary Disc" Plow
has proven complete success
and we are constantly taking
orders for the consignment to
arrive shortly. We do not
anticipate a rush, but it is bet
ter to be on time in matter
of this kind.
Semi-weekly register. (Brookings, Brookings Co., S.D.) 1894-1898, 1896-02-15
HELD AT DELMONICO'S.

Chauncey Depew the Principal Speaker
of the New York Meeting.
NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-The tenth an
nual Lincoln dinner of the Republican
club was held at Delmonico's and was
one of the most notable events held in
honor of the martyr president. Covers
for $50 We're set in the banquet hall,
which was handsomely decorated with
the national ensign and large portrait
of Abraham Lincoln.
The guests were seated at round and
oblong tables, Elihu Root presiding.
Those invited to sit at the guest table
were Chauncey M. Depew, DIR. Emil
G. Hirsch of Chicago, Governor Griggs
of New Jersey, Senator Joseph b. For
aker of Ohio, Mayor Strong, Seth Low,
General E. A. McAlpin and Henry E..
Rowland At the other tables were
many men prominent in the political,
financial and social circles of this city.
The speakers were Hon Chauncey De-
pew, Senator elect Foraker, Rev. DIR.
Hirsch, President Seth Low of Colum.
bia college and Rev. w. 4. Park of
Gloversville, N. Y.