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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-18
, WARM WINTER.-Mr. w. \

A WARM WINTER.-Mr. W. W.
Parker in a card to the Richmond
Dispatch says: You may say upon my
humble authority that l have noticed
for wears, and often published in the
Dispatch, that if the weather continues
warm till the 10Th of January it will be
warm all winter. l know of but one
exception in many years; then the
cold wave came on the morning OF the
18th. and it continued cold till late IN
February,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-18

GEN. LEES BIRTHDAY.-To- morrow,
Gen. Lees birthday, will be legal
holiday in Virginia. The banks will
close and the public schools will be
given holiday, but otherwise business
will go on about as usual. AT night
Lee Camp will celebrate the day at a
banquet to be given at Odd Fellows
Hall, according to the programme pub.
lished on Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-18

case of very fine Dress Ginghams in rem
nants of 2 to 10 yards. These are beautiful
styles and excellent quality. Ssms goods sell
on piece at 12lhc. Our price while this case
lasts will be 71bc.
1000 yards of 4O-iuch India Linen, very
fine Must be seen to be appreciated. Price
Zoe.
1000 yards 40 inch India Linen. not quite
so Gne as above but would te good value st
12hc. Prics this week 81bc.
500 yards only 27-inch fine India Linen
in remnants of2 10 10 yarls. Yoa paid Sc
and Zoe for this last sea on. Price for this
week Sc.
800 yards fine 4.4 Percale, very pretty
patterns, excellent quality aud fast colors
Price for this lot 6a4c.
About one.half case Of Light Calico, neat
and pretty figures. Regular sc goods This
week &c.
l case A Unblcachad Cotton. You should
look at this as it undoubtedly the best value
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-18

CHICAGO, Jan 15.-Wheat opened strong
at about iac over yesterdays close, May
starring at 913sa9i1h. and under moderate
buying advanced 10 919ss91%. Corn was
firm; May opened 1sc higher a. 29a291s and
held at that price. Oats were SLOW but MIN ;
My opened unchanged at 239sa239. and adj
vanced to 2324a23H May Fork opened 5a
TIC higher at SO 45a9 Al y, sold at ~ 90
and reacted to SO 47lh. May Lard opened
SC higher at 81 72a4 rs and sold at 81 10
al TIP.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-18
The "Sorosis'
Shoe for Women.

This famous shoe has been manufactured and
introduced with great success in most of the
largo cities of both Europe and america.
They are the extreme OF fashion and the acme
of common sense and comfort, being construc-
ted on scientific principles.
The "Sorosis" is Exclusively for
Women's Benefit.
SO 80 Is TUE PRICE.
And they are equal to custom made at much
higher prices.
Second floor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-18
Woodward & Lothrop
10th, nth & F Sts., n. W.,
washington. D. c.

Mrs. Mary Bird, Harrisburg, Fa, aays:--
"My child is worth millions to me yet
would have lost her by Group had l not in.
vested twenty live cents in bottle of Ono
INMATE Cough Cure" 1t cures coughs, colds
and all throat and lung troubles. Charles q
LonnOn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-18
DRY GOODS.
~. aa3sn~mlzs.;;. < 95su,

q. a85ss.dlz,.;;~ K 5,n,
OUR GREAT ANNUAL JANUARY CLEAR.
ING SALE BEGINS THIS WEEK :
THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD THIS
MONTH.-CLOAKs, CAPES, BLANK
ETS AND DRESS GOODS TO BE SOLD
BELOW WHOLESALE COST OPEN
ING SALE OF NEW EMBROIDERIES,
WHITE GOODS AND MUSLIN UNDER
WEAR.-GREAT SALE OF D JMESTICS.
TO BE CLOSED OUT AT A SACTIFICE.
@-NO TRADING STAMPS GIVEN OUT
DUBING THIS SALE. -e@
50 so
Ladies Silk Lined Beaver Jackets, sold
for So SO, sale price So so.
2 Ladies Silk Lined Astrakhan jackets,
sold for 1898, sale price So so.
Ladies Fine Kersey Jacket sold for
$3.50, sale price $3.50.
Ladies' Heavy Astrakhan Jacket. sod
for $13 SO, sale price $3.50
Ladies satin Lined Astrskhan Jackets.
sold for S12, sale price $6.75.
Light Tan Ladies Jackets, sold for
$3.50, sale price 81 25.
2 Seal Plush Capes, bear for trimming. sold
for 5000, sale price SIS so.
8 Misses Jackets, sizes &c, - IA and 1G.
sold for So, sale price 50 rs.
Children's Refers, sizes 4. 6. 8. sold for
1898, ssle price 50 %.
5 Childien's Long Coats, Angora fur trim,
ming sold for Toe, sale price Ace.
SSc Ladies wrappers, sale price SOC.
81 % Ladies' Wrappers, sale price Soc.
81 Bed Comforts, sale price CSC.
Sl.5O White III Blankets sale price $50
~ White Wool Mixed Blankets, sale prico
81 50 White All Wool Blankets, sale price
All soc and 69c Fancy Dress Goods, sale
price 39c. >''' ''''o
All 39c Fancy Dress Goods, sale price 29c.
-, All 29c All Wool Fancy Dress Goods ard
Plaids, sale price 21c.
1 lot All Wool Plaid Flannels, sold for so,
All 15c Fancy Dress Goods, dopblc width.
sale price 10c.
Ladies' Cloth, sd inches wide all wool.
sold for 45c, sale price Soc
BACK Henrietta, pure wool, silk finish. sold
for 45c, sale price 29c.
29c Black Henrietta, 36 inches wide sl!o
price 19c. N' '''0
Figured Mohairs, So inches WIDE sold for
25c, sale price 18c.
49c Changeab!e Silks for Innings and waists,
sale price 29c. '''''D'''
Fruit Of The Loom B!eached Gotten. full
pieces, sale price 63ac
Androscoggin or Barker Mills Bcached
Cotton, full pieces. sale price &C.
Lonsdale Bleached Cotton, full pieces, sale
price Sac.
Wamsutta Pride of the West Bleached Cot.
Ton, full pieces, sile price 10c.
Yard,wide White Cambria, full pieces, sale
price sac. fS'~~' D''''
Lonsdalo Cambria full pieces, sale price
Wamsutts 1O.4 Beached Shooting Fem.
nants worth 35c, sale price CSC.
Wsmsutta ga Bleached Shooting Rem.
nants, worth 30c, sale price 21c
Good Quality Unbleached Cotton, sale
price &c. N'''N
Lrdiea' Muslin Corset Covers, worth 1sc.
sale price 1870.
price 23c.
Ladies' Muslin Shirts, Chemise and Gown.
worth CSC, sale price 49c.
1,OOO yards Assorted Hamburg Nainsook
3Ac. ~ S''' P'''0
1000 yards Assorted Hamburg and Main.
SOCK Embroideries, worth FROM 1Oc to 12lbc,
sale price sc.
@11o III II ooc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-18

PALr1MosE, Md, Jan. 1S.-Flour inactive
and unchanged Wheat Gull; spot, monte
ard Feb 97a97A May 93hs93a! steamer
No 2 red 929ia925s; southern wheat ty
sample 93a9S; do on grade 93a97le Corn
dull; spot, month snl Feb 32Ea3-as steam
er mixed 3Oba3Oa. southern white corn
29a34; lilo yellow 2Sa3s. Oats QUOT b. t
firm: No 2 white % ba3O: No mixed %.
Rye steady; No 2 rearby 52l.; No West.
ern 534s53b Hay stesdy; choice timothy
S13 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-18

Mrs. Stark, Pleasant Ridge, O., says "Af
tor two doctors gave up my boy to die, ! saw
ed him from Group by using One Minute
Cough Cure" 1t is the quickest and most 3i
csrtain remedy for coughs, colds, and all
tb,oat and lung troubles. Charles q. Lennon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-18

NEW YORK. Jan S-Flour-State and
Western inactive but firm Y held. Bye flour
steady. Wheat-optons No , re- opened
firm on cables latet easing OF somewhat w.
der realizing; Feb 90; Mar 975ss974s; May
o. 15.16s93 SIG; July S55s.S5 1915.
Rye slow; No . Western say. Corn
ontions No 2 opened quiet but steady with
Wheat May 81. DESCRIPTIONS No 2 opened
ssdy but dull; track white 29a32. Beef
6,m. Pork steady Lard steady prime
Western Steam So 90 nominal,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

ur,ruEg PRoBABrLTIEs.-Fol this
w. f.ir tonight; increasing cloudiness
''."' nrobsbly snow or rain Wednesday
~ essterly winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-18
White Enameled
And Brass Beds.
Better grades up to $1,000.
PORCELAIN FINISHED BEDS.

Double aize with swell foot and vase
shaped knobs These beds are flushed with
dainty decorations in purple, pink, or Delft
blue, and ara especially handsome.
$1,000 Each.
Brass Beds made of best seamless brass
tubing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-18

- GoURr-Judge r. ". Hughes
a.'is,Slatfg-George Carroll, alias Me-
we, who had been before sentenced
@seFye tour years in the Albany pei :
"eaiiary Tor breaking into aud enter
;.s Vapt' Hughes's house at Fort My, r
:, NJ, might in 1894, was brought into
r'uFI and reSeutenced to serve five
N (Na!' IN the penitentiary in Columbus,
.5 1saCh vs.. Fidelity Building and Lean
ne' sSl decree confirming a sale
sN oy tna receiver Of the company.
= az Tue jury cases were continued.
Present.. O'' " INV :
n oOuFt Will adjourn for the term to-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-18

EFF CAMP BANQUET.-R. Z. Lee Camp,
! 4 Confederate Veterans, will assemble at
The Camp Hall. TO MORROW "Wednesday
vt O'Clock y. M, in uniform to celebrate
General L ees birthday By the usual banquet.
By O der Of the Commander
E. H. C'BHIEN, Adjutant.
DRAFTS POULTRY FOOD is the best
egg producing food known. 1t is en-
dorsed by many pc ,ltry raiseis. Price zoe
par package. For sac by oo>,,
F. 8 LEADSEATER & SONS.
MILD CREAM CHEESE just :eeeived by
N 10. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-18

n NgEEPo o CoURr.-Judge J. K.
'. W 1SOl = presidino.-Curtin & Blu; y
iii, w. r., r :, Vincent; judgment for plain
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-18

ivod it r,r euro consumption but you can
o'lspy s'a1' cure every other form OF throat
lvu,b cr nV9o'e by the uso of One Minute
ou'O chsrles G. Lennon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-18
$50. 90 to $4,000 each.
HAZE MATTRESSES.

Fine Mattresses for double beds. These are
made in sections, filled pure hair, and are
flashed with roll stitched edges.
$12.5 so to $50 90 each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-18
Alexandria Market. Jan. IS.

But little was dono IN the grain market to.
day and quotations remain firm but IN
changed. The demand for Country Produce
is fair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-18

@ Il A = M A N 8
424 and 1926 King Street.

Many pro6
has
Low which enabled
gstt now the time uy hold after FRS!
tho lht, which be duplicated price,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-18

borrow. Ava NV W. " ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-01-18

over offered at the price, sc per yard.
"A Fruit of the Loom Bleschoi Cotton at
6bc.
A Andloscoegin Bloached Cotton at SIC.
A The Winner Bleached Cotton at sc.
To our Mems Furni hing Department this
week We have added q full line OF the cele
brAtod Manhattan Shir's. Comment on the
above is unnecessary as all who wear shirt
know the Manhattan"
Mems Percalo Shirts, . collars ard cuffs at.
tached. They are beauties for soc.
I lot Of Co'orcd Bosom Shirts, 15lh only,
81 goods for SOC.
@-A NEW LINE OF NECKWA2 AND
HOSIERY. -@N
6 Carrisgo Robes. So goods. For this sale
ST.
6Carriage Bobes, extra heavy plush, very
cheap at 1910.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14

HEMP AND Jt'TE-rhere steadness In hemp and
t, wi,hou ,pcf,ant change Manila hemp spot 6g
az 90 ,s . o do q. sh lhtn ae ae o;
Rg2 axe do .hipmsp, ~ double snsle an, ana fas ,,s
spo paper 9qaIy -: 30 sh'pmsH paper 'D'y 80
HIDES-A steady TO h!n tone was noted In hdes. win
goo demand at ai S5sss a,17s lsis @
G%s usyTa lG.e ay Pc '' T.S: MaTr 'ssSsa
~ wet s!tsa Hay,n, as 'hsy run n 'gna
Sisashi.P. native steers. 6'sSioc; e.a9'ac bull
LEATHER There .,eady MARIE Win t ar Ia,
selection iSa2oe. seconds I7AVisse th1ls ld.4i7zc
lacks sss F'ss@ 'IS,Sh .sSy 27ass
2se: Sss. iS5iii.c; OAK dressed tacf, 81 ya2c &C.
S"es ssSssc 1 sas oak x" s 9sss 's
Ssa in nearly all sssS vaa
io-day lacked particular .snncsnce A. the close pis
GaS,ed T At 50 sass sepPf uncsansd Win .e
e aSs qu ss ''a %si at Il" % and
Sh g.. au al at as" = g c G7 ''' cable. from u.
quoted @ a., P'o, s ,s rsa al ill., is ia li p. 81 sp's
copper s ana future copper f,2 q 81 4, Sso,rh 9
tonndry iron at Middleshoro As %. ,-
q M 40 Sfsd w aN readily srsppsd up in eda;
win god SG"i' .s Slins rs. e sers s aas
eonscrvaiiye position Nsw Orleans cen'ligsai. c,"ncn
lOQIlc: tair. ia l3c; gop1 l'nisc p'nt 80
Sd;sn pine aog3ic. choice s2q33c Port, Rco ?.4
B5%. s,ne io'r 5, s4 '0'' s'
was du 81 sn1 lassoa 81 Bristol! 9.a ,h 5sd mn
a sweas a Sn."sg r. ' caa ia SSs !.
, norts large rs ioi.d cotton to liverpool
e? 2:,, eG ~: %Sp cIARTEHs Trading sail TONNAGE
fSr.Fn tonnage ossa trades a,e are YER,
limited rates are m@f,iTXE scamer i75
t I1previousiyl trantatlan,ic trade ~, TIPS, ~ ~
S a6 2s" 'ons f." si"sns s ,c@
mate Fernandna TO ROTTERDAM Is oa va Mny; rn"i
.ooad .'' Cork ''f cr orders 4. June nr
4I2 Cpre,icusn sman steamer S25 cn zen.
NJ" nrgc hence chloa ana j.nsn 9s a J.ns
h~ce rsh steamers, 100 ssi ana III eEhs sus~
ioHo 10 ,hs ns chartered abroad british steamer ae'
... csris "a 20 5s%s
nn,nclpni ports tinted Knsdsm 40 n, ,sfTs s c''I 81
TnnMsn a q to June go british seamsI iSgo gusr'
ran Atlantic rsnss 20 oss sos gain Atlantic ranse to
picseG ports United Knsdam ., steamer ao tSnS wes
nsa and Gulf trade private tent n,reaI rs3 a
ss coal ssdnsy cases. ps S hence to Japaa
larg 10 German bark l22' tons naval s'9es Sag c
10 cork for orders vae Grand. Do Sui 81 so per hi
general cars ,a9 ,ons OIL hence u Pefnamtuco
s7e tTss se ss5 3m n6s'" and DRY JACK
srs .csn s sns p iS9s .ehosnsr
soa Key We; .oh y" s"a ase
1s%'is e 10 .t ssSSsss "%ss Nsss
H,~yers s. IS :e"s sSResncr 81 u%,,r So.oI'
- "na 50 s0 schooner, sa tons CO.., sn ,l,n
a,a 49, n cIrk fr ordrr. ircluing R.gsn Is ~ Ma,
,,sh steamer 5000 quarters ss Is id bern
the Continent e. rs. British steamer 1000 guar
| Tors grain. Atlantic range 10 ''"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14

Cloths-More inquiry

h Man.ne'e.Yarns quiet and rm ClohsMore inquiry.
0r1 sPS aaSsSss ss.sy 'P ss only fairly
tos S rss. o were ss follows; Opium SO a 0
bulk Sc Sanss pn pS~ds s. s. . .gs So !;
Ss h oSmssc 2'a2sc foreign :2gsc outside mold
FLorK AND MrAL-.rhe aecn. of isa2sc noted
have Sn .a "' That n Mada to viii fi 1ant
s wa "n; anssd ana ns ns ' spSs
Ds s'sn,: s5qs5 straight: winf
S@'. 49, 'sFf r int. s ogs g. a Re
MsEAdI-stesdy 9rStea Kn dried s. 4oasa
ysoy i. v seady 10 me e.
spo c wn +" ar1, n bulk spot ssa%c sprns 5gk
rye so fssd soas5c city feel 81 homny chop Sos onea
has ssnea Sn ., IN pp9Ttin the hear n'sss!
Of the week speculative trade has fallen or ,o-days
Of Sns ne .a smse w /" MAY lon" and % july h
forn@y , aash tnde, this pressure prices On the
lions ilsa2c from last night, Sentiment was beaish
and the feeling pretty weak all day Several attempts
fu. except in the cas-. Of Northses;ern mahsts
ay es s S.y ana o e n s . eds
sh in It's avsrsse Roth at hons and abr ad bulls und
lost sgS,ad in RESPONSE # was sail to liqHasiSn s'lRu
also weak Paris whea, losing aoao points and hour
% receipts nj h1e w a"y 9q has been @ 600
Guiding 15l0co centas American spo, wheat at LAYER
Stood TO be long Of options and were again sellers Of
smSe in this marT The eadns fsurss o 81 ms csr
last year and splendid character u news Re-
ferring week The Modern Miller indicates a
material improvement In the wheat situation texas mar
vcsiing already being under Flour safes AZ inc
Northwest Yesterday reported as ne smanes, IN
falf decade Prospective decreases OF s"ro bush II,
Northwest stocks and Of 100000 bush in tns V h
noted Argentine shipments footed up s-i"o puhh
against ]. 800. bush week EXPORT ua.e WIS
again small amounting about II LOADS No r'd cIos
81 SOL, nominal anoat. and 9S4c, Septcnher %
is 'Brsdstreets exports of wheat and hour rom Dotn
36>2543 BUSH against 2".3 20 push .'''
week and 2 bush last Coi,N-hu Nv
although fairly abundant. had little place IN thf oli'
market to-day The session given over 10 rca'hns
under which prices Asf &C for The day NesNn,
seemed result from depression IN whsai ana chan.s
of iisdlSd Liverpool rather than from "'Y
Of sentiment. which has been quite unannousy nio
\ number OF reports from the belt Were Nl'.fN
owing TO wet weather. which Is Tetaidins SPINS w.
Clearance. up To the bu, OWING 10 ~
nous figures last Friday the weeks coupaf,s wa"
50 favorable as Yesterday Exporters tooh -" DS.
No o corn closed 42bc aGoa 'bFa'is'ie~ go
ports FOR the week cor 900 brsn asihS, Tvs ~
tusb Inst Walk. .OATS-lr sympathy win otneI
ma rxes weakness developed in oats. WIN NM pl.
- Lever than last night There was Hue tie !,
feature No 2 cats quoted % ca3cc No oals 90 hs
36s qs7c: track mixed, 1874 g3G'sc track w,'e a"aat
~ RYF.-M dull: No Western, &c / u aNoA''
s,,;s rye esfiGae b aHoa,. "a 95c track
HARI.EY-Market nominal, feeiihs' "'C' ' $500
NETWORK PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14
OTHER MARKETs-By TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May 10 Cattle were In god demand 70 aay
M an ai,anrr y 5al0 Beef cattle brought 81 VoIS 20
mostly 81 3nnSi 10 exports 81 UDS' ~. stnckers nj
de.s - 9oIst 80 COWS ana hcier o -
god demand. Prime heavies sold AZ - 60 the hshsl
price since 1898. Hogs sold At - 2JASt ro the DUH
going at 33aSi a.. best Light weisnth - 40 comm II
~ Cd 81 1915, 30. good & choice 81 s5aH a. sheep
,es steady ~ fairly active demand Shorn sheep sold
At 81 e3dSI -. earrings 81 $685. 90 clipped :nnbs
hrgh 81 15ifsi 10 wooded s5Ns5 70. Recep;s-Catie'
2UU h, ad nogs. .2oO0, sheep soto
cincinnati NAV i3-noss active higher. 81 e3qs 80.
steady. 81 1Jusi 10.
ouct and steady Iiugs-Iccepts fairly liberal; market
arti.r and STRONGER; Yofk,rs good TO cho'ce. - 90
Ieuss t, shoss sss M PIT lin, fqif sers na
hi iu lambs. choice to extra, ~ touso GUS eh1 v.n
mon siqfi 90 sheep. choice 10 selected "e'hrTs - o9
8. 90 culis to common - ga 81 30 1900,
50 H. prme sA sSes5; common. 81 t~tfsi Is Hogs =
pine heavy hogs s. 45Gsi 90 best Workers and heavy
Yor.rre 81 Ogsi 10 naht Workers. 81 .aUSt 20 pAs as
to weight ana quality, str" u good ronfh- ~ ,sts'
&. ISQst .5 common IS 1898 % choice clipped amps
"a soH A. 10; common good 81 $685. So spring lambs
s69ss; veal cly,s. g. 5Ons5 10
Kansas city, May i3:-cau,t active sgloc tIgS Sec
- co. cows s. a'msi beifers 50 '3aA ~ calves VOC
s. JO bulls Sass; Texas steers Hg*i 22h ,ii?gs
pss tgst nsiams, 49, s. e. Ia ne1 yose
81 TO- Sheep active: Colorado wool lambs. 20 na
~, IN pei .Aini.. ~ 5oust ~; muttons t4ut' 90
u Iou.r MAY i3.-Cettl- steady tar 20 fancy native
butshers steers So 9oasi under 1000 ~ 81 7Sgsi 40
.racrs alta feeders 81 5DGs 75 and he.fsrs s2R
s,7s Tcgas 81 1908 50 cows AMI heers. 81 100
81 80 Sss isg2 sss Sg 20 Sse 3d. s psS
native n.utons. siYsi IS: snrnT lambs Sas' Texas
muttons, 50 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AND PEAS The market IS IN a ven dul! ana
sonch~, normal ena,lon sen- Increase IN ne s.pRy
aii.,s t ani IN 'itlei II. l~sfnT - nan
az one,,tc n.ans our our.ic quotations te
[ as co. r'%e and F, r1 c s" u se as F 81 ' 20
usi IS d. medium 81 iopA a. DO pea. 81 sos 60 90
l .1 ..ap 4 5si % do yellow sse q isss 3d.
nag gs soas.i.e DO soften bis. os% gos, bags 900
'-HrTER-sel.ers ati effect quite clos- clear
anee ,eseraay ara Win AR reeep's again 'oiay The
nrnTy al LAS, II SICK me i1neiest
rr isefnni to cisc and eoscd INT. VIA some
ice f,r ne 81 he siar stock The ii'te sccnna-
ion stock sui quite small snd hu'~rr are
eeai,r ai.D an4 az grades u initiation creamery and
fT-h factory e o 1fs' yc ae. nsn r,' hi
n,rr. ,resul,ty Western. extras per n. i6'~c. do
s va y % d. s ld t. s s ls; ga1 DO S s;a
i~i-, hankin uss extras er do We, Wish tubs ~
%n a f5gs bss e'i5s9 d. ow sP sraies
CHEESE ~ew large fun cheese I. cleaned up
ha,@ enabied holders prices Sc fo1 b-s,
trades but White been plenty than colored and
re r;c, 's NE s1 sn@l iu ,s .iowy home
been inclined force ,heif surplus 'ock out to
s at IS's al generally ig7c WITH very nice los
q white shade snher &C. .ew Gros ss lna'i SAN, sell
cxpor;es ola chee,e in nyht remaining stock bu, sell
day go boxes large eoored sold at 7,sc: small szes
,r,r,,l n ,Asc but few sol'. ana bulk VIII
comm sion. .yerToo cables q, III Tor oo,ored End
'ean color.d. large. fancy Sc. d. white. nc DO good
-, trimc 7ac. small. colored. fancy, - nc do
,hlic Tn7hc: do good 10 prime. On Hs'sc Do common
A. = cd 10 prme AZ n5c 10 common 10 fair 1Jic full
skins 2a2ic Old checse-Siac. ful. cream. fall made
c~ioel fargo fancy. o. de- white. shc do choicr. sV
sisc DO fair good. 71a1s.c: do common 81 q7c. do
nri,rc t. choice So nsisc de- to good hT7i.e
TGGS-ReceiIts continue lb' raj and the market Is
extr mey dull for tho ftock generally Offering what
it,e demand there confined the finest qualities
~. sale viii he less or this
i,rl,ned 1, hold ~ Ouoirt"ns show material change
mn ON The lower qualities values almost nominal ~
The moment Dirty and checked continue dan
ana vent We quote. Jersey and nrsrhv. fancy rer
Dozen re state AMI Pennsylvsna lo,t aic Western.
elected lie. Western urernded ioTobc;. kentncky,
lee. ohe. southern 0HNnc. dirty eggs - 40qs: 90
"rpr-rTs "FRTeu- Receipts ~ apples are light and
fncr GRADER hold s,-ady Inferior qualities du but
plenty Rece Il Strawberries heavy chiefly frm
V,~fSIk and north Carolina: berries largely II
f,lor quality and many 81 them In Rad order. and under
s,rorr pressure sell pricos Tel lew point and
,sc.vcrs had alcu'y In enect'ng clearance. Tina
few lots II pincnppes arriving rom Flrrdt met I"
e., r,sced IN 10 coG7sc each We quote: Apples red
vari.t;es rcr s2as3: russell - mass 2a nferiar
Se 40 ,rs csrona Hfiec Chayeston sqi,c pine
! "ntles FLORIDA rcr crate. sscsa ~
|TTrf'T,- Fvennrsch applcs sell well and
ore Is fair dsraand o. desirable grade. II dried.
cs-ns CSFe. 80 ,krs stead rr"aiI fruits suet
a. c spoo 70 70 god cas4s Do sundrcd
quarters 3cic: do sliced 2n0ac do Southern. :A34c;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14

do cbopped per n s.a4xc: do cores and skins 2r0
isItTc. 4G&l1c huckeberries
ca rasperies evaporated loa ilc do sun dried sa
&c: aprc0,s California Moorpark sgl2c do royal teg
SIC reaches California peeled lOal6c do unpeeied,
SAFE pears California. 5dloc; prunes. 3G>c ,,.,
HOPS unchanged tone or price. Dcnanh
docs not IMPROVE and while there not much urgency
to sell the highest grade other qualities are seeking
an o,.flet nt easy rates. quote: state ls97 choice
per N nominal good prime. i3rl4c; DO common
10 fair aIi2c. Pacific 1891 choice lcc, 90 gu
- mime I2Tiic. do common fair. 6IiOc: Paelnee
Coast. 1895. prime 7GIi1c: do common 10 s''u ~"
5i,c Oh olds caic. . ..,. ar,
PtCLrRY-ALivEThe we're no fTesn a'' ,at has
with little demand the market IL gulet anu ao
cleaned up Glossy ami tone generally nrm W. US" e.
sirns chickens per ~ oIssc' re.se 55cdsi 25
TURKEYS. S. ducks. per pair $50 ,ece,ois OF
pigeons 2""'nr piEaSI, n,-,., /. cleaning up
fowls quite moderate and the mane' I'd
closely. with feeling firm at le.sc Tor nh.ss t,ier. in
10 Tor rest s'Iih~e.te.n tresn per n accord
to sze ani quality Nearly oron tan f,r,ner range
to-day and tore easy though hei a. aNou c,esning
Eastern and Long Island spring ducks srruua"s ,f. n
UP without further chAnxr N pr s uhtte Frozen