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The silver star., 1898-04-21

Oh, you men!"
Dainty Dolly Paunce was singing the
lively ditty. Of which this is the re-
frain. In three parts of the metropolis
every evening. and four parts Of the
impressible youth Of the city were
singing It after each meal and before
retiring. as the doctors prescription
reads. Cards and flowers occupied
half her hanson each night as she rode
to her modest home uptown. She
threw the cards into the crate with q
half-sighed prayer that men be born
with more sense and that engraving
were not so cheap. The flowers she
allowed to die In her over-heated par
lor without shadow Of compunction.
Dolly had been working long and
hard enough to be convinced that her
success would last just about so many
swift years, even with the best Of tend
ance. So she scrupulously saved her
sere and yellow leaf, when, perhaps.
the same cards and flowers should be
flung nightly at the twinkling toes Of
another Dolly.
One dismal. raw night. being in mel
ancholy mood, Dolly read her batch
OF cards in q spell of curiosity. She
had not done this since the early days.
now good while past, when there
were only two or three. To her
amazement she found that three Of
them bore the same name, Clarence
Lowderidge.
"The goose must have followed me
frr III - ~
thought. with fine curve Of scorn on
her pretty mouth.
| Again the next night-she tried to
| tell herself 1t was force of habit-sne
read the cards Of her admirers. Again
she found Clarence Lowderidge thrice
represented. On one of his cards she
read these penciled words:
Il have worshipped thee .or thirty
nights. thrice the night. 'Tis equiva-
lent to three months devotion. Is this
not religion? Thy adorer. C. L."
THE impudence of the fellow. I'll
give him a lesson in religion. and that
on next Sunday morning. II I live"
she snapped out to the CONSERVATION
OF her Angora, stamping her little foot
in Its satin slipper.
She sat down at her writing-table
and scribbled OF few words. which
were posted the next morning to the
address on the card.
Sunday morning at II precisely.
Clarence Lowderidge appeared before
Dolly Paunce. He was tall. thin and
pale. His clothes were not too new
and his yellow hair needed trimming.
But when he stammered by way Of in
The silver star., 1898-04-21
ONE HNJOYo

A 0
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and %.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt In
its action and truly beneficial In it
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, it,
many excellent qualities commend Il
TO all and have made it the moGt
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 10
cent bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure 1t promptly for any one who
wishes to try It Do not accept any
substitute.
CALAE0RNN no SNRUp ca
aAs sHAscisco. CAL.
IoVokH1. ~. NEW foek H.
The silver star., 1898-04-21
BL GOD POISONING.
A Nurses Experience.

There are Thousands Of people suffering
lrom blood poisoning who have almost
eeggared themselves In buying medicines
from which they have obtained mo- help.
There are thousands OF others who first or
last have tried Dr.. Ayers sarsapariila and
lound perfect healing. One Of these
ethers, Mrs. A. r. Taylor, of EnRieva1e,
-. Oak. relates the following experience
y sAbout two years ago. nursed . lady
40 vas suffefing and finally died) from
lood poisoning. must have contracted
v disease from her for shortly after her
eeth. had four large sores or ulcers,
- time, BOTH By external appiication Ill n
"a with various blood medicines; but, In
2its Of all that could do. the sores would
y heal. They were obstinate, very pain
y, annoying, and only getting woise ali
= time. AZ last, purchased six bottles
Dr.Aycr's Sarsapariiia, thinking / would
I've It a thorough trial. Before the frat
ottie was taken. noticed a decided I'M
rovement in my general health; my ap-
ettte was quickened, and I felt better
~ stronger than / had for some time.
lille using the second bottle, noticed
at the sores had begun to look healthier
The silver star., 1898-04-21

and 70 heal. Before the six bottles had
been taken, the ulcers were healed, the
skin sound and natural, and my heaith
better than II had been for years. / have
been well ever since. / had rather have
three Of any other Kind"
This is but one example OF the remedial
value Of DR.. Ayers sarsaparilia In ali
forms Of blood disease. There Is NO other
blood medicine that cures so promptly.
so surely and SO thoroughly. After nearly
half . century Of test and trial Il il ne
standard medicine Of the world for IN
diseases of the blood. Sores, ulcers, boiis.
tetter, .rheumatism, scrofuia and every
other blood disease is curabie by Dr. Ayers
sarsaparilia. The success OF this rem, edv
has caused many limitations to be put of,
the market. Imitation remedies work i'm.
itation cures. The universal testimony IL
that zone bottle of Or. Ayers Sarsapariiis
10 worth three of any other kind" II YOU
are interested In knowing more about iris
remedy, get DR., Ayers Curebook, a story
OF cures told by the cured. II is sent free
Mass. Write for II.
The silver star., 1898-04-21
| 60, HEART-BRoKEN.

GO. HEART-BROKEN.
PRODUCTION that he wrote for . livins
and was purely and intensely literary.
Dolly excused his hair and his attire.
He was Just about to start upon his
religion tack when Dolly stopped him
In amaxement by asking:
'"Mr. Lowderidge. do you believe In
Buddha"
Madam" replied the literary young
ster dreamily. mot to believe In Bud.
dha woulu W to mistrust you."
THAT settles IT," ground out the
pretty soubrette with q very unsou.
brettish grimace; and she proceeded to
lay the lash Of her quick tonRue nm.
mercifully upon her adorer.
Il go away heart-broken," he muir
INJURED when she had finished her IL
rade. but with faith unshaken. A day
will come when you will b. kinder ID
me and not send me on like the stern
yet adorable churl. who refuses the
beggar the glass Of WATER"
Belinda" Dolly called to her maid,
who was passing through the hall at
this moment. hand Mr.. Lowdsrides
q glass Of wafer. Good morning. sir"
Ten years later Mr.. Clarence Low.
dcrldge. the most successful and blood
curdlins mslodramatist Of the decade,
was speeding along Q lonely country
road on his bicycle. His last six
months Of labor. worry and sieepisss-
ness had resulted In the greatest melo-
drama within the recollection Of the
critics-and the worst. But Il caught
the crowd and Mr.. Lowderidge was en-
deavoring 10 recupsrats his spent ener.
gies far from the busy haunts OF men
The dust rose IN clouds. parching hiu
throat. and hs was fain 10 alight b.
fore . rather shabby cottage In the en-
dsavor 10 buy . glass Of milk or cider.
A fat. short woman came out - she
heard the gats siam behind him. She
was not ravishins. but . decidedly
healthy creature: and her homeiy fea.
turcs seemed to grow upon him In In
terest despite the unmentionabls stats
Of her kitchen apron. Mr.. Lowdsridge
asked for the milk and received ~
The silver star., 1898-04-21
Ne. haven't All sh. Privileges.

Mss Haven't All the Privileges.
She-"There's . great deal Of unfair.
ness In this world. Women are barred
out Of society for things that men may
do with impunity." He-"That may
be true. but. on the other hand. men
would be barred out Of society II they
did some things that women do with
impunity every day." she-"Id like
to have you name Just one Of them. /"
He-"Wel1. .kissing other peoples wives
and daughters and sweethcarts. for In
stance"
The silver star., 1898-04-21
Beauty is Blood Deep.

Clean blood means a clean skin. Ne
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar-
tic cleans your blood and keeps it clean, By
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm
purities from the body. Begin to-day 70
Danish pimples. boils, blotches, ,blackheads,
and that sickly bilious scomplexion by taking
Cascarets, beauty for ten cents. All drug
eists. satisfaction guaranteed. 1Oc. 0bc. 600
The silver star., 1898-04-21

vasaas Islaads In ladiaa Ocean.
Between Madagascar and the coast
Of India there are about 10000 islands,
only 600 Of which are inhabited, but
most Of which are capable OF support
Ing Q population.
The silver star., 1898-04-21
WataPpruof.

Water (who has spilled the contents
Of water bottle over . guest)-shaiI
! gst you . napkinf 0uest-I think you
would bsttsr get me mackintooh.-
Truth.
The silver star., 1898-04-21
HARM.

II don't quite see why that very Dc.
cadent author ID the recipient Of 20
much attention" said the old fashion "a
lady. THAT II very easily explained. /"
replied Misc Cayenne. There II 4
natural curiosity to zee . person who
could put such things into cold type
without being ashamed."-Washington
Star.
The silver star., 1898-04-21

What made you so anxious to intro
quo ance s,a hlgny ar ana Digbyy Highly tells
The silver star., 1898-04-21

TAlissa Tssss In the Worsa.
The gum trees Of Victoria are the
tallset trees IN the world, averaging
~ ~ higA.
The silver star., 1898-04-21

War is horriblel" isn't 1t. Before
war men tell you what they would do in
battle, and after a war they tell us what
they did Dc"
The silver star., 1898-04-21

Mr. Hopsfui-How dull Il Wa q
Wiikins' party last night. ghs-Yes:
10 the early part Of the evening. II
20 brishtss aftsr you lslt.-0tssaarl
The silver star., 1898-04-21
No-To-Bac for Fifty Cents.

''1t is bad luck to walk under ladder -
even to be in the same room with one
The silver star., 1898-04-21
THE CAUSE OF DYSPEPSIA.

From the Republican, Scranton, Pa
The primary cause of dyspepsia IL lack q
vitality the absence of nerve force the ioeg
Of the life-sustaininge elements Of the blood.
tions when the source Of nutriment fsils,
When the stomach is robbed Of the nour-
ishment demanded by nature, assimilation
ceases, unnatural gases are generated; ne
entire system responds to the discord.
A practical illustration of the symptoms
and torture of dyspepsia is furnished By
the case Of Joseph T. Vandyke, 40 Hick-
ory St., Scranton, Pa
In telling his story, Mr. vandyke says:
Give years ago ! was afflicted with q
The silver star., 1898-04-21
BELIEF IN BUDDHA.

M jolly. youthful.
gay and all
that,
And l wear my
hair in q braid.
I know NO more
than how to
spell 'cat.'
But I'm danger
GUS. 9 TIL I'm
afraid:
For / know. you
The silver star., 1898-04-21

trouble of the stomach,
which was very aggrn-
waiting. l had no appe-
tite, conld not enjoy my
self at any time, and es.
pecially was the trouble
severe when / awoke in
the morning. ! did not
know what the ailment
was, but it became stead
lily worse and / was in
constant misery.
II called in my family
physician, and he dag
nosed the case as catarrh
of the stomach. He pre-
scribed for me and ! had
the prescription filed. /
The silver star., 1898-04-21

Smoke sicdgc Cigarettes, 20 for ct..
The silver star., 1898-04-21

Guaranteed tobacco habit cure. makes weA
men strong. blood pure. Soc sl. All druggist,
The silver star., 1898-04-21

The belief is gaining ground that Billy
Patterson was struck by a pretty girl.
The silver star., 1898-04-21

For l know you
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
THE STATE or TRADE.

a , ,..o ... ..-...... -,.....
- bis r,ler,s 80" ~ .rst t'm-f. s,p. sri
n nth ".Psl My s. 60. dtl "'a steamer " r~f.
.Ssl'Ss receipts H. 81 bush. - icr'
], - "a fais. GOO ~.l'.er- wheat Do .amIle oI'r
- w 90 OF s'"l' ~ - "'. n TO- - d. nom"
..,.. - ~ f', ~. "a ~ '.'
~ ~ S'p IN a =" . = 49, 80
'' "..t" '''.'' De" "@'s'
'a. .f'. -'t'~' 20 I. ... D.,
|., -, 49,. Al \ . g. 49, --,ct'..
4. -: 49,, s,e fr,. a..
80, .I,,' 49, 60 All s-t, ,,.iyr,. e., t,'''
-, a,, ..v s~. 80 ~. .t.. -. -, ,,t.. ..se- s,..rs
,-.-.rg-d E4t..r arm 1r'.ar,@f Er.s f-n IN
nsed Ca-es- steady. ln, angel
49, - 80,
fns'fn. NJ. y oar ne "ipt- - Dos fHiI.
'fins ls'"n - ',sM Ger ., S'i" :" :. .sls
'-s 90 81 a, - ~ "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York April I? 1893
REENES Receipts fo day were ]: ears. or aot head.
- 'iui.ng for export alive and = FOR
saugh'ef@rs Nothing fer siio ~ the Hards Feeling
steady. Dressed beef In rodarat" demand IQs.c
n for ordinary - prn" native sides. London
terl 81 cable. Quoted ih@ cattle AID beer dull
and unchanged ENpprts to-day. i5f cattle London n
por; the Manitoba. ls2 quarters to Liver
pool the In ania i0t ,aftle - Hull the Martelo
t'AIN ES-t)niN three head received. Feeling steady.
CITY dressed veas quiet >n0c Per No. country dressed
dun jdfstsc ltlie calves. 3'sGic.
Sales Newton Co.. yeas l31 n average. s. per
100 10
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-RecAipts today l3 cars o.
ISIS head Including direct butchers cars
FOR the market and making Win cars held II
sale ~ which az Sixti-rN-st ard
Jersey Gay. No sheep worth noting sale:
lambs IN FAR demand ana generally steady with
light wni<h's one unsold fair 70 choice unshorn
lambs sold s. sc0,i 35is per 100 n. clipped do az
- sJGS5 %. dressed mutton 7i.GSisc per 10:
dressed lambs steady >N9.c. country dressed lambs
duh g. 50aS' areas, few choice do selling
S. So
sales McPhersln Co: buffalo lambs 81 70 aver
SCI ~ per 100 10 20i 80. 20 10 at So IL.
Newton & O.. 1875 Buffalo lambs 20 n. At SO 20; 6
clipped 10. - n. al IS 20 aji 90 3 b. At 50 10.
: Judd & Co: 80 Buffalo lambs II n. IS so: 81
clipped 10. 30 y. AZ 81 -.
Buffalo 40 93 10 n So clipped 10 IS IS
HOGS Receipts ioiq care. pa head. including
head r)r the market. Counting car held
te-.av there on Quoted Gull ana
siNs4 20 per 100 n Country dressed steady At
f4Si,c per n.
saies1s Judd & Co.: 27 Western pigs. 10 70 average.
q 81 % per 100 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
OTHER MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago April e-To-tay's cattle market OF the
usual Saturday character offerings corfaed to
lots - medium grade cattle. which were
disposed Al Yesterdays ruling nri,es The small sup.
ply o,ho n take hold. and
nrce. moved I'D the offerings berg well taken at an
early hour sold 50 $685. 10. chiefly AT 70 500
81 10 and pigs barely 50 sGSS S. Prime heavy
hogs sold l5r above prime ght Bears sold az 81 l59
80 ?, and stass AZ e I5as3 2a The fee offerings OF
she, and lambs that the N -ket sold at steady
nrice. sheep being 81 o0s+ s. for shorn ard
AZ ), S4 unshorn Lambs were salable az 81 900
rs Tor shorn ana n S. loa$5 ~ ,or wo5lsd- Feeding
iamos were nominal NJ s. 1895 81. Rscep's-Catte
90. hogs. 1900, sheep i"D
Cincinnati Apri. 9.-Hogs active 50 1898 90 Cattle
st.ady 81 p5as4 rs sheep steady sass IS. Lambs
steady. 81 c5fs5 10
East Buffalo April 3tattle-Receipts were about All
consigned through and nothing doing The
market regarded steady and arm Hogs Receipts 20
c~s Market and draggy. Workers good 70 choice.
stds, or roughs choice. 81 50Gs3 IS: pigs.
sood 70 choic. SO 6sGD Is Sheep and lambs-Reeepts
IS cars Market fairly active Lambs choice 20 extra.
ssds6 TO- cus Sass 50: clipped lambs - q
MSS 10. sheep. choice 10 selected wsthers s. eod$S TO-
culls TO 81 iosi clipped sheep. 80 1884 IS.
East Liberty. April 9-Cattle steady, extra. s. LOG
s. Is; prime S5fs5 TO- 81 9oGs4 % Hogs slow
and lower: prime mediums. 81 lofSi i2s: best heavy
Workers 6st O5 light Workers So 909s3 e3 heavy hogs
s+aS4 OS pigs 81 80dSs SIS roughs 50 50d$3 So sheep
nrm choice clipped s. s3gs4 10; common 50 2Sess IS
choice clipped lambs a 90qSo common 70 eooos " -
81 sS; veal calves So0sS -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10

FLOUR AND MEAI-rhe few @iers ,, i'i ao,r n, old
make, 10 day we're rule supplied WIN n1iI 80.
n-ces AM The market the close had AIRY An
pi,houyh very aulet undertpie. Spring patents ,"
e; 80 water s,rssh,r anpti ~ winter patents ~ ~
mss Is pring s. 2'tst - e, rS, va ra,e a. 70
,r1o6f4 srtr, No winter. 81 '-nS ~ no sta'e '. ~
All +. RYE FLOUR Que': sn"s. ~; ~ 'n , s9S
~ ~ -6pSvF AI,-qui~t. Quoted. Kiln dried s<H
e. :" a.. to tr,ni BAd MEAl.null' nae %n,,e'
a.. ,.uov ;Sd-nc. coarse. tOg ic ..-r I'll I'll
~ mo ne 20 AMI 80 n IN bulk '.'sTps -grne
III niddling bulk 30" rye 'een ",
ouN 90" % hominy chop &c oiimcll s2aps2';
screeninga hfSs N tn. general disposition Of wheat
- - i,v was market some %, nc prn ISL .I
tfahei- and prices result showed 'onsln
chh'i ~, gl,,iarv and weakness aithoush T's ,
erape r a. .s left fra Official quotations ~ &c n.
teIS r, news was favorable and one on me mn, ,
factors In the declining te. winter wheat conditions
v.tns AZ last month atIacteu INC he
- AkAe improvement was ehp-c,eu
& barSe.t me weather map lived oflsnt anu ~
fore i,aIN col, shou the winter wheat section anu
conn tbls seeding outlook In the Nortnaes ~. ,ns
more a,ring the forenoon good buying orders ior
seas reoin right the start had the mos' n,ue ,
lrtesh &C the night oeiore out iru.n
Prices sasred back gradually. until the entire 40
Una. pSsn been The raliyns factor near .ne ep p
vance no heavy shipment Of wheat from TINS
IN rridsy raising the entire sesboard movement 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

~ Louis April H-Co''on quiet. midding. SIC. ~
rrida ing ordinary. 3sr ne' t"cepi. bales gross
% .hl,n.enfs J.. $50 .al-f. -. stock 81 li5
,..i-..fon ApriI g-Cptfon-H 'liday. Receipts, 1923
,,tcs eyports 10 he Continent. 1906. cOastwise D.
st ,ck. d3.s3-
,sltnore April 9-Cotton nominal. miid:ing. &C. low
Vnr : o TO-. good Ordinary. sc. receipts od3
bale4. stpck. 27a'5
,,,,.ss ,urii a-Cot'on -'csdy: mtddling S'.c. low
LAIN, 80 gooe .rdinIU, t'.c net receipts. 's2
gross log. shlpinsnts Hs2d sales. l.SJ0 stock
$3.50
x,r,,rk April g-coton ffm, middilng. 30; low
,,,ii,g 100 rood ordlnrr ftc receipts 26s bales
n,,.rts coa.tw.se. ji4 ,aes. 80. stock. 'l"5l
.,,,b April a~C1.trn quiet. mGding. 5 o isc. low
niGalins bc. receipts iV''' Dai'' sa'es i''' s'''"
az so ...,. .,
xew orleans April o-cetton steady Tiddi,ne o 49,
-, t,-s gross 20. export. - Great N.,,7 80"
d." 49,. 1nntnsni 300. sales. 1900 stock. 2vhb''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10

300 900 bushels. Washington had little enect
the market EXCEPT restrict speculation sApot
transactions were reported 20 loads all ports quota
lions OF cash wheat aroat basis were as foilo~s.
No red 81 - = No hard Duluth 81 los TO arriTe,
No Northern Duluth. 81 lOis arrive. No NortherI
Duluth 81 Ws spot. Curb trading the pasis ~
ss%nss iiec for July. closing 80 Lee ..... CoRNsA
~ the grain accumulated by local houses Yesterday
vas thrown into the market to-day causing moderate
decline prices ard considerable weakness There was
very little demand. and feature OF Importance asioe
from the realizing saes mentioned. Export trade was re-
ported p loads all Near the prices rallied
n trh@ with wheat. and were finally unchanged - &c
lower. curb trading the Of JJtroo'sc,
closing b &c asked: No closed 36isc. ahoat
.OArS-HArv little business accomplished IN the
trade IN, and closed unchanged with the
nnicrtlne rather In the cash department sales OF
90 900 hush reported No 30Ac. No oats.
3ol NJ white 32isc: No white 32i.c; track mixed.
2ld33c. track white. 32d.sc RY E-Market firm No
Western quoted 59G5a.c afoat State G'ac.
track. and 5>7NJs,c. . afoat. .... HARLEY
Market dull feeding quoted 1914 1850 Buffalo. open
ing navigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
- g4-ee are f.r ,vo days.


MoLAs-ls AND sYRrPs- There were ~ nes j.,
vsorn,en'. 'n local msrke' ana in NE ass|Hre az
~. I, ,a.,'n n seiers D, one u confidence however.
'oAt being !Ft and de',T"oe e.S common
0r.s.n- .ea <,.. 'omnon 25e2se fai- ?7dS' ssS sd,
- -,,.. cmm6n I0al2 tair. i3Ui5o. god log
~ 1n, lT IS ''a IN re Sas rather slow marke,
'a,s III i.r one or w. eacep;ion- Practically
',''1 -, Ia, 49, IN sa5.a,ions winch follow Iar
20 soi .taa-l 81 = al IS. F. 81 HsessII - ~
s. \ s.io - . 81 - " vs. 81 '5aS2 10, x4., va.
.,'o N.,n mi,ei 4ernss good demand Ug ,or
tr- Gag a.a Br.oi n s N 90 Hu 7o
g.. >-,'s-'e - An'~s,P 80 H9moD' SSns'sriSm.
3d.. cra f,r orders IS 4-t tFec' pr'. arg arg 30 NJ,
losin3- c',,,n 49, i.rTp.' Per rREiGHrs HND
-, sTrR- rrsans IN '5raage u al ca-ses vas a.
,,, ,n..r. .aspend-d ,aay the holidays ssroAf am
me var ..~ns here beng ne P'a. ,RrEPs Bsa
.,esner ?i7o tons general ARG ra' s Pc :7s 81 ~
~ .ersl abroa' Brush amer 49, 2ns Il.
s>a,' Nrs o''i "a. = Ma, 49, e' b. -
80 ...- '.e,' ~ I,-...rh steamer previously
,e'', ,-r STA .ns-,er-t aor.at; Cree 'oam-.'
-. s.a.ssi arss car =, ne un'sa N1s -, u.
..r,r ieos ,n, t-ansa'an'.c rade 50 ~, AN 49,,
~ ac,st = Hrusa sear.r 300" quar- "a ,p-,.
A-.eelp o.. h"r', i.fW' 'ti ' o. ,~e' tsnce 20
~..,. ..ta steamer 50. tons r""'i'l - o.,
r...t. ..-t.et MAY. Ifr''sn ',r'.i.t ter,i 4
49,. .,rel hence o.. ot'esa and N''' ,.rri, -
Ns'. Ni .,.. farms. is-+sh s.esuer 49, t.as -
s. i'' -, ~. A. ,- Abort 3uc. BRUSH
gar i. 49,. hence g. NeN Z'alarf
.l.h. ''' t,r. a., f1ns deals >heiiac -
her-1~'. N' N'k,h1 49,. c,as, = England. as 81
-, .'"t, -.r. ni-r,,a west cast = south Anler
b....-1 q. y - - ~ orders gas 81 less J. 81
"a 30 Van 10 -, go .-- " ,casset AMI Pcr'-
,,t .o uefrs,a-a pr ate terms b'ifish ua'H' 80
fat nII..g ct hence % larlui., p'Nt,e 's, no
XIII . gr,lsS OF, c'ftoHssei oi. BONG
..., slr-. attention from she trade. hAt '.-
..., 40 is ann an1 without feature. 'N 'FN 49,
,r,..os T. Ts.rf4r GO. in tn@r week. ~. -..,-s
..r~.. l,,t v...k been one ~ the dulr oa,s-,i
.- ....e = expectation: ana susp''s' ~ s,e,,ra
lnc that Ifhing VIII ne n" pr,.ti.n,.s mes
. Ia, ,n -.ra-f-- fhc Outcome ., ne .l...,, "a
sag. sale have b"er 'rrF sihs 80. s,'tr f.n
a., ,-.e, .fhout niu-1 Offering nom w, 49, a.
.,r.4 - rrlr. crude har" 'od AZ -. - ~ ths
. La, ..iI. al salss ~ valley tr'." IN
a.. 800 loon wa1- A. higher pri''r ~ So ,,
w. ,i .tee-v We quote. Prime crude. l9's n,.,
cur . ...,I. : o. o. mills it%ui1.,c. prime snnl n
i' ~, 49,. ~ sun nisr yellow. -. butter gar
On. ,,nrc eslecc. urine N'1ter cioT n 4.
-. ,l.ti American raw. 3oq4b AneTs,[sn p'''--
,ri.,', ra~ 81. lard OIL ,h.,s ga 70. wal.
t-r5\s Throughout the session ne , 80
.,e,, t.. aus' and closed VI 90 $50
=, ~ last sr' PORK 0i9t. an',,rr1 s,n - 81 RrFr-
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Lewee had he known all the circumstances
sTengthens the General in his position. The only
ming which regret said General McLSwee. rs
my marsh criticism OF Lieutenant Charles +. Engel
mann. Of rhe LIST Battery and in that acted
haS.lly. as Governor Morton did In ms The
lieutenant felt bad over my criticism that he
resigned ana discovered later tina; | was too
,eNere. fad ! known all tina; / know now ne
would have had cause to resign. and the Ma
unnal Guard would have been richer by one good
oHcer speak OF this because | know from eN-
pefience ihat a man who mas been wronged likes
20 be rghied, even a. = late day"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
EAST INDIA AND AsiATlC
T .tanfa
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

y,
pEANs AND PEAs-Exporters have not been able 70
I'll ~ marrow beans that they fought this week
49,. 4. ull in trade prices are held fairly STEADY
sdcvsr under the belief that demand will improve later
wt,,r ana n.a are held up pretty vel ana having
moderate demand Red kidney quiet but rather FIRMLY
hcd White kidney are doing little better under short
srpp.s Turtle soup and yellow eye quiet Lima are
sa.ing strength most holders now asking u 90 Green
80. y,thout further change We quote: Beans marrow
Choice per bush. 81 S7hotl 10; DO medium. 81 o5f
81 or DO pea 81 o. 90 red kidney 61sQ$l 10; DO
vhs kdney 81 IS; DO black turtle soup II c0o$l Is; DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10
TO BE REVIEWED BY GENERAL ROE

Tho c2d Regiment. Colonel Franklin Bartlett. Will
be- reviewed tomorrow evening a. the ar'nory by
Major-Ceneral Roe After the rcvi"v ard parade
thcre viii be a reception. for which many officers
% the Firs' ana Firm briFaics have accepted in
y.fatous
a, the annual inspection - the regiment By Cen
eraI Holman i've companies nd 100 per cent
present three companies had oach one man Alb
sem. and COMPANY = got the BOBBY prize with
four mon absent. The following the official