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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-25
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Dos,on May "a Hrmer tone "a r',Ni IN 80 ~ u,
branches o, the wool market THIS week"!tn usn '.e 80,
q, nuis, There has been some call ior h'0un' W.. u'
Tho manurn ctue Army goods The pre- pau vas k
Liz abnut dc although some choice lhfs went a. s
~ 90 Territory woods being picked IN
hn M advance in prices can he quoted iids below We
a,s, Lie. FOR Australian have u"en made but '"iSA'"
The follow ng the quotations f lug ,an
49,, ana ncrc"st ana above - -
w ,nI x above gnaliUc dc.an". 3Jc 80 ] coh"oihs,
an No con0lug. 20. Michigan. Nisc 1nsiu "tri
~, IN ga. y, Michigan corhinc. W, 10 inoi$
~amilnr 2oc 40 . Meh'lan combine Sc No l.no,'
oo,sins' 5,,. New YORK New Hampshire and vermont
ose199rN No New York, Sew hlmps.llf' AMI vermont
aS" i.ain. Michigan sc lnWashed mrG'nm; m
,nI indiana quarter blood comb. .@.2i,i men
, az, rniana eshth blood comb 80 % ais
49, blood couh. 2in 22c; Missouri tGree 'i.hh-
p" uHh %, .,c braid comb 2lc; Lake and 1ecrsi
i,.oc ie<as woods, sprns medium az months,; ~, eG
IS secured iOQlac. spring hne ~ months lova,.,
aco,,rn, a3d4ic Territory woos: Montana me hr.uln
and nne i5d i6c: secured 4.c s,apl, tsc; a az s"
t9ie sSc Australian, secured basis ,omDI..s sup.
a. orIac: good, G5gGSc, average C29ooe, Vheehsa'u
hing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-25

60 l ~ iS0opum firm Prices follows: Opium cases
mSIpnne buk. $3.50 oun,e yials 81 S5 eshias ~ IS
w. ' tu'ine domestic, 25u2sc; foie.6n. .-a-ic out
rs, E;ssEHrlAL 6lIsThe market ruled steady ruiz
easa sia}i % eU1es aSS i'roon Prime ejcssi o.
low grade G, nc lemonEiafs native 81 0us1 -,
sii 3 SS@ 7 9n mu, " i,r nA'q a. 8
tns 9lep$l To- cars 81 Ioasl rsnny.oya 1850
q l5lsl - ansy 81 oa,1 -; wn,erg cen natural slG
81 - srthcia $4,000; wormseed 81 1882 90 do pure
u P9Un so AMP u nqT was a, M n's1
ana onS small obbing rade dye ped Pficcs NJ ne
49, an n Sas' sri f9d.n' ?S unr
e. ~ csts 'prins clears s. 5ogS Extra 40 w se
Il 9oas2 rye iour steady sales $50 ~. g c1asi 10
60 20 .CuRHMEAI,-l Quoted; Klhirci y 1910 fp@
sAc nne yellow 90; coarse. II: Dull:
bulk ro' Soasas wiF to- a RI SnF o sS mddng
'n1a1c eel SOC. city iced a7c homny chop ''''
GRAiN-WHi:Nr| news r. n nearly all quarters
ce'vei steady support lay fon somewhsre presuna !,
clique sources which after preliminary aown"a'a honc
uncaanged from last mint whcre,s May was &c lover
ana re m2ns re 'f r gr Ia sc al Jay vas
ely destitute 4 feature and incnd l0Ws factors
The LEADING nn1cnces wlers expanding nm,
SIS cars this nornre or ali Ut double DAY, arr'a'
and quite dis oufaGine ~ bun 'nirr'hit i
vcsng oprrarions ha,e begun rail 81 The extreme
South unler promising Conditions As ~ 'r,r, r ,sin
hest results Gcnesaly sicahine ho"s'er Inc VIZ
large estimn' =. "'h "a y"
and spring wheat yicM. Abr 81 re mario h,
weak and depressing. rs suit ~ Nr i"i'H
worlds b-aii sh VS. nom th' fi'., !.
orr.,oi af4S-l % during tne if''l 'Nt
subsequently rallied l'c and g. sod l'1-l net w.,
Tho u-cc - sra whoaf fell ri r. a N1nh'y n-
M. Paris similar heafnsss li'fai,A. """" ~ -,
al cs,p esfi mates Wheat loeci otl' p,nl- '' "'f
arlr .ls, porfs l.wcr. while tNtv'ip Vh'at msi =
franc Foreign houses AMI the Northwest WEI t' -
O. September hero. 'lT14sir'ls N'.i'' ''
nr with m Increase of 2.n0oWn hlsA IN poili r'N'
Inn II lgl coupafatii.iy ufir effect on ifcsH I,Nl"
trade gives NJ sign improvement to-Hiy bus.' ,t
~. .,ce,lur : loads 40 red at the c'sc was v'.''
81 .ei. % h qG.at export grade inN on IN" rNtp W
81 ic=, - COnN-Furfher declines we're IN uln"' 80
~ M, outcome ~ unloading prompted ~ w'akhef- "p
IN. v.afb,r West mi early delr~'s"' IN 49,.
Idverp closed i'Tl'sd net l"wol ~, ., g.. o.
ah,r 100 hush reported worked IN il'
exror Trade here was unmn rant Srihoarl ,-.l'o'
frl somewhat behind yesterdays hnee total Oh, ~" M
ertrclara well ahead = da's last week 30
,ic..5 a0s., y h an1af Fin-l prices iuiuf'. 49,
no.. no, lower OATS -'ousi'efaur long "at- 'n'
on ~ chicago today weakening n1'h waIh"'s "ut 80,
heng .c ref lower Trad" here was s,ial, 49,. X
closed 3ai,Ga37.c 80 $40 y "hlte ''Ss -
white 3-r 10 white clips 3i's-. i,acH my, ~, .
2, g. ,-ack white 3s1sc RiF-Mafke' duu ~ :
western quoted al 0frG7c. snoaii SAFE pHprI'y
csr Z q d an1a' and GdGic 9 fI"oH -. ~,
Market nominal fccdlnr quoted AZ d. NeN io'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-25
!. ]. 100 IONS. = -,
ec.ipts az hay and straw at New fors for the week
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COFFEE-Thers . toieraby steady maFke; for
coffee futures to-day but business was not % very
active Trading started with fair degree Of prom
Use on call there sales Il 800 bags and up
10 ~ m. had changed hands After nat
business dragged and the total sales - tho session reached
only 10 bags Opening steady Al unchanged prices -
an advance II points subsequent changes were. n
anything for the most part in holders favor al ne
best point the market showing net advance O: 10 points
IN better class OF cable news Europe. while the
brazilian cabes showed subsding receipts AT RIO and
with FOR days footing w only
10 900 bags 4 falling on In United states warehouse
deliveries which yesterday only 1882 bags checked
I,rng confidence e.Deciay the demand IN the open
make, for spot supplies was SLACK ara the American
xshie supnly is million bag mark.
more than twice the normal quantity our market was
enay steady at net unchanged prices to points higher
a,ot brazilian coffee ruled duh and nominaly lower
o;otatinns reduced c; No RIO Invoice lots a.
and tobblng parceis Arrived New York steamer
Pcilona 81. bags Rio and steamer Moznri WIN
~ 70 bags Santos The stock 81 coffee In the United
state. az the present time shows an increase ~ over
% ono bass a. compared with last week Total siocks
=, os5 s26 bag. include go New YORK 81. tI ~
San Francisco and l3 l5e bags al Nrw Orleans Total
stocks date last week were 2i3'"o- bags
The range Of prices in the local market to- cay
was follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-25

$40 4d2


.~rho VOL pe-o.l says today THE receipts ~ WOOL
a, ~. Per, = New YORK last week were unn,nh'p
sm,r The amour, entered FOR consumption ana var
h,.cd "a. Az so pounds Tho aN"ras" ~e'kN ntp'te
-. f,os January N April 70 considerably over
o0o hounds Inst weeks fecrease was no,'rRn'r III
mo- m hcing seainff 3"if bales ire week D
Tore ana 20 &C. durng Do" clre'p"n ING ""ex ~
i.. ,r,r Tho Withdrawals W ro1 IN bono AZ Vow YORK
Ia, week reached G77 pounds TIT, Is nc sronna
/, 'srlH becan" a Ia" tNat me W'fNy
vifldravsis exceeded 'hc imnoraton' In lcat rs Nc
that wool inor'atnns VIII c1nfiuu" 20 sho" d'cr"'
nm. demand FOR foreign woods. which WIS par'l
lsry I'm ovirnre fsc last i>n'on wool auction -snl
r.. a. much Th.re iitis likelihood that future impr
fatons ri have strong influence IN me mn
Tn. rerc uis wool from jsnuay 20 saturday NAY ~
a, th- mort aggregated - 0I.11 pounds tot'l or
40 7Di Mound. was thrown on the market last week
nrIr AuGIfi =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-25
steady. 50 7scss IS. Sheep steady. 8, 7Sast Lambs

steady, 50 1904 %. SHEEP steady " 'ouSf' i'H'''
ST. Louis May 2icae steady fair 70 tane yf ma
shipping ard export 81 50a$J 10 dressed peer anu
butchers a. 906s4 so: steers urder lOo TO- f.o9
81 So feeders 50 2js4 co. cows anc heile
50 25f$ 10; Indian steers 50 1outi d, COVE
an helfers 50 0Jefs3 o. Hogs steady; WORKERS 800
- 20: packers 81 s5llss 10; butchers onfi 90 snsP
strong and active native nutons SO 65Gsi 80 lambs.
siasG CO. -.
Kansas City. May ct.-Ca,tle steady 10 lNlVc iloWeri
dressed beef steady 81 73asl 90 medium - t"m
-: light 81 i5MS4 AMI hefsrs ~ toIff o.
cnnners 0oJs3 90 bulls 81 iJas 25 a,ocers ana feed
81 lO7s5 IS; Texas steers stdst ~ hogs ngnc
lower: heavy - 30usf -; mixed. ACsf 3o light s3r
81 20: pigs ssds3 80 packers 50 9lnit so Workers y
aga 20 sheep string: clipped 50 I5g$i 80; amus. u -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-25
OTHER MAnKrrs-DY TELEGRAPH.

,.. Via, ., The limited offerings u cattle T. day
were fuflcent meet tie requirements and prices were
4egari continued Larry large. west
90, ,feera ~ ..,DS -: Texas steers ~ 'OHSt 80 COWS
ard heifrs s. 5gsi socers aud feriers - :ops, 90
a. 81 ,0gs IN active general demand Tor sheep
sisted % day and prices ruled strnser l0l'S higher
nparting great strength 10 M" MI
Cllpprd lambs. - &JHsJ 20: wooled lhnos - '3u
81 TO- spring lambs ST. 2auS'' ciiprd snsep, '" - ~
sl.sf H.. tdtiins on ~ IL.
,.ecut. today Tiade SOW rom .he start ana
slio, lover Packers 50 i3as+ u butch
~ 81 .o.,ss 30 mix.d - ljDSt .s ..shi ~ s'aS ~
vl.s 1. s0asi Receps-C"'i' LOW "c"" "s"'' --'V'0
Etet Liberty Penn. May :,-C"tH, "a.
l,. H. steady. prime heavy. - funN 70, bra
,,in,s 81 1884 80. heary io'1eft ~ 100 y .U5 I'm
sos, 10. pigs. "a 10 duhly, - ou!Ss y.
l.n 20 .1G>J so shccp-steAiy; choice clipped " 20
Isl 10: common $3.50 20. choice clipped lamb - .3S
81 -: 10 good. - -ush w. ep'"o ''"''' ~"
AZ 30. veal calves g. .O2Sh -, o, -oxx,, "A ,,,.
Cincinnati. May 24-hoss duii ," "odsf ~ '"'u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-25
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. May q. p. mC'otton-spot quiet; prices
,nt higher. American nidilng. far ! l-l"i. GOO
,iidnc y. 32d American midillns. 3sd low n1d
ding 8isd good ordinary. i-32d' ora nary -
No., .,os ~ he dav SO0i hsles OF which ~" were
Tor speculation and export and included 30" Amors
X rl.ein,a Futures opened steady. with nladefat. az
,r,or4 and closed quiet. American middl.ng IN c nny
"a IA buyers MAY and June. "a 80 BUYERS June
- 49,, Al G,3J 81 Cad sellers. July and august
~ "a sellers August and September -btgS So-ofi
Iuvers. september and October ~ o'f' - "tn,
,',so. art November 80 6ij sellers, November ana
Ecremh.r , 70 6id. buyers. december and Janusry,
20 ga huvers January and February 81 ofd' BUY
p" o.. F.hnary and March. - -Gi93 S-Oid buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore. May oi-Flour dull unchanged receipts
1913 bals exports 1915 bis; sa.es. 300 hhls Wreat
unsettled: spot and month"; 81 35%Ts 35z; June 81 ~
July 81 II asked August 81 ssked; steamer No red
81 2O 81 9JS bush: exports. 10000 bush;
stock 5r2 s2I hush sales 700 bush; Southern wnea'
by sample. 81 30gsi 36i 10 on grade 81 3oNNSl ~,
Corn weak eno AMI month. 1sifd3SAc Tune assWoSs.i
July 2e'.G3Sa.c: steamer mixed. 37lf31nc; receipts
BUSH exports 1870 T40 bush stock o2t 23o bu.n
sales 3itOO bush: white and yellow corn ioI
s0iac oats dull and easy; No white 3',a.-3- NO
mixed Bic. receipts s07ls bush. stock Al ~ bush'
Rye dull: No nearby G3iac NJ , western tSc; re-
cei7,s % 400 bush: exports 7li3 bush stock zso,
freirh;s demoraze generally nominal; steam 70
Liverpool. per bush. 81 juno; Cork, for orders pr
quarter 3sG}s 4f4f June. sugar strong, unchans|d.
Butter steady unchanged Eyre weak unchanged Checse
steady. unchanged Lettuce 81 2jasl 30 per basket
Boston. May 24.-Tour quiet: receipts. 3'31s Dds
sprrg patents e. 1906 ~ spring Gears and stragst
81 75qs1 patents 50 .jGST % winter clears and
sa.ghts so 2oN$7 Ccrnmcal ouet and lower; NN'Hc Pr
bush. 81 0DDsi ~ bh. Corn dul receipts. cyyr'
bush steamer yellow 42'1c: No . i8'.Tiic oats dul.,
receipts i474ie fancy clipped 3ec: No and No 3 .6s
M31c Miil feed quiet; bran spring. 9oaS1 %;
SIG 1881. mddlings. S5IsiS 80; rcd doc h0ur VI %
Bcef steady ~; hntquarers, l0c force btasc;
veal 81 go. Mutton firm. yearl ngs Oc5'.o tplns -
Butter Arm. Northern. le6i6-c: Western, lji-al05c'
imitation l3i sG4c = les, i38i3sc. Cheese firm; North
ern. 9c Western Sad0c
Buffalo May 2i-sprne whes,-1irlts steady; No
Ncrihern 81 g. No . Northern. 81 80. winter wheat
acc. No = yellow. 3a'sc: ~ corn. Sohc; ~ corn,
2nc Dat. dull and easy. - 2 whit. 3ih 03Jc: No
white 3iic; SO . missed 10; ~ mixed nc Bsrlev-
Nothing foi1s. Eye-No . in store. quoted az 0atS~
Flour dun and unsettled.
Chicago. May "a The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-25

cash quotations wer. as follows; Flour qn.t No
s.ring wheat Fl 90 40 spring wheat 81 1881 ~: No
red 81 ~ 80 corn BIC, Y, 2 Yellow corn, 31.c,
~ > cate. -. 0-9',c: 80 white y 80 3 VOTE
navseei 81 Nor'hves 81 ~ " re timothy sced - ~
arr e-s pork rer ~ sii 7sasli So. Lard yer 100
r, ia short ribs sides doose). ~ BOISE ~;
dry shoulders 1hoxe. fr3itc, short cl"a. sides
,boxeD 50 3oasG a.. sugar. loaf unchanged. ON
-. Produce rxchange 10 DAY tho hp.ier parkot was
creerere' i3ai.'sc: iairie iiGi3c Eggs steady
fresh io1iic.
c'incnnau. May o,-Flour quito, whea, dun No, .
misci 81 .a32r rye l,wcr y, .. SO Butter hrmer
rsin creamery. l7-c. ohi' l2Nl5c dairy 'sc tsFs
quiet DC
Detroit May Is wheat-No white. s. 81 W rcd
cash ami May 81 81. corn No mixed. So ol's-No z
white 3r,c Rye-No . &c.
81 i0 No Northern 81 a3Gsi 10 NAY 81 90 July. 81 81
~. dull NJ T. G5c sellers. No . Gic Barley WEAKER
W .. Sic: sample :si.'hc
Minneapolis May - T'ur-F'r.t patents - g-mfI 10
'econd patents 81 1885 q first cars s. oouso TO- sec
ond clear. 81 504s 20 Prnn unchanged
Philadelphia. May - -Wheat. &c 'wer; contrac, ersdN
May 81 - ma corn 'so lower: No mixed MAY an
Iln~. as. T9Dc. Provisions unchanged Butter nrn"r
fancy Western creamery. i33nsc d prints. i9c Fggs
nrm nearby lIc selected, re; DO western lie
mn cream fancy sc. DO fair 70 choice IA 2"
pennfd sugars unchanged Recripis-flour. 5000 DIS
IS sacks wheat 1900 hush com. 32Gop) hlsh; oa.s
900 bush Shlpments-Wheat l0,o;o bush, corn. LOO
bush oats. 1900 bush
81, Louis Mav 24-Fiour quite, and unchanged Wheat
spot lover. ~ red cash elevator, 81 % pa; track
81 2jnsi - May 81 % hd. July 9itc asked septem-
Dor sitc asked December Sc: NJ hnrd cash ~ 20
corn-spo. easy. Ne cash 1sc asked; M9y ~ e
cash. 3lc asked track. 3oU3otc May .otc pa, July
2ii.c blf. Scp,emhcr 2.isc asked ~ white. "2fnS"c
Bran Jun depressed and lower sacked east track d'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-25

upon the subject though It Is custom with us. ~
Germany It Is unlawful to use an axle on Rn;saton
on freight cars is rot rigid AS with the oitnre1
gun the steel in the journal becomes 80 os the, u
IS liable to snap In dozen pieces any time altes s
life is ended"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-25

rhc,. was considerable reguiarity In the
cotton market tO-daT. Inc h'S' an ,n,, 90
w. by rails r. points Oh covering ana in9de
general buying. There was qlti a,N' ne, ioas -
ana ."o in,s f,i later rally, with the mar
let In the afternoon Developing W ~ ln,S'
ut ",ny III 7,T bale futures. Spot cotton closed dul
=, mnrhaneed Quotations nddilnh uplands u TO- nc
ulns r' saIer 90 bales TO- export. direct sllpmen'
pmrns DAY the r'arHe' wss mTe or r .ess t
by aa,"t souceze this afternoon bought
q" 90, baes OctObe-. after cauSinf pcro' 81 ,
iol ue 70 Considerable extnt Were iDr August con-
,,k k,s while tie Government map To-Day showed k'eI
alF 'ed nat rain badly needed n many sections
vs. a,,,,y f., reported In The New England spinning
district cotton g'sis snss' Nw rngianS !. said
ana AZ rood buyer the Southern spot market.
OF days 'yl a t IN Win prsfcrerce for a.
n,eLe ,aber than selling cotton at present pces
The market stimulated oy en- ~ ,sninh :,
on t You'd result much bosdeF speculation Spot
cotton in southern marxc So, n r a,e, e., dc.
elaly TOO bales Mobile quiet a. IL 10; sales 100
hses savannsh arm al 80 ,aies - o'i T, G
tlea3 n, sdyancc Of i.c. salcF ~ bales Baltimore
nom nal 0sc Ansus,n s'esS, & &C. Sa'eS ~" ''e'
81 n, movement thus far this season has been as
follows; Great Britain. France. Continent.
....... G4oa 900 300
rus fat h,s o %s,n 3 1880 27s2so
io,"' ,,hanre special Liverpool cabies-spo cotton
md arm: sales 500 hales Speculation nnd eNl9,
g bales American 10" ha,es Ye. cIo""1 onle,
Frt.,ee . sid mel ndvance. December January led
At l,.s' Fe,riery aa2b February March 5329b MAJ
a3b' May June ansrober a3,sb: sepemberoctoner,
ossobcr Ioyembe' 3%'s
3 ,sngc of contrac, prices IN the local market t'uAy
49, .s follows: Waiter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-25

Rio-Conee market du 80 RIO "s'2'. . i.ehs's"
n > 22d Receipts. llUO bags u osyS'' N'e"''' 49,
gvrope 100 bags Stock 10 "o bagt . -. ,.u,...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-25
II con,rac, prices in the local market to-day

uora,s, Coffee Markets: San,os-Corce market nacifr
Good Average santos $500 Receipts 500 bags 2 daY'
stock $4,000 tags. Hamburg.Conse nafS'i orsncr
ne, higher sales 900 bags. Havre-eonee ns sl5,t
btgher AZ D. IN. quiet. Z franc higher. Closed .
btrh.r Total sales 1000 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-25
EqMOGy[E 9TGMR0gMOP GO.

steamships Horauo Hall and Manhattan leave pier 50
Fast "a Aarnet iuesaays. Thur sdays ana
satutos,s at NJ. steamers fitted with every modern
inp ytntnt ana convenen,e Of toursstA
Cl.Cos. Z,J Broadway and 80 south 81,
' H. HkI.I. General Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-25

DED ID" LINE,
Asror La Guayra. Puerto CaUei' Cura'S' IN"
eA'o'' YIN From Tober, Pier. Brooklyn ,,,.
81
GER s. s 'AByDOS ,s"n. Tor pss-
= s. "Abydos" Eas very sooa a000"'"' " -
sengers HOUlTON BLISS & DALLEIT.
General Managers. No. I'D FRONT -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-25

AZ m. ports and inter or points To-Day COM
Recelpiss ~. sarna day last week and last yehr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-25

Current quotations or domestic vool. IN tns
b,se-i Wool Exchange Official c!arsihea'"h 'e - "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-25

/ ron COLON connecting with lines 10 Port Limon,
e.,,''I' ,artas.na PANAMA. SAN FRANCISCO and
iIsclSc pts OK CENTRAL AMERICA. MEXICO and
So Steamers sail from foot West ?,th 81, y T.,
,,r,hS"h Nav 20 2 Z. VI. ADVANCE. May 80 r. ~
10 rs tuly al Companys office. - Broadway
'0' raven ~'' r. |. WALKER Trafic Manager
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1898-05-13
Not a Good Enough verm monter.

The Burlington Clipper of last
week says; "rhe Clipper is inform
ed that the humble and inconspicuous
patriot who offered to advance the
money needed to fit out the troops
and save the state the cost of an ex-
ira session was one j. G. McCul-
Tough of Bennington, of whom some
people have said that he was not q
resident of Vermont !'
Our readers win remember tina,
Gen. Mccullough is the gentleman
who is not good enough Vermonter
to make governor of the state-Bel.
lows Falls Times.
Our contemporaries peed not worry.
This "not good enough Vermontel'
cry was only raised by mugwumpish
copperhead newspapers, the kind that
endorsed Johnson's tory speech made
in the House of representatives
Gen. Mccullough is In good company
and likely to stay in it. He DOM
want the support of tories.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1898-05-13
SITTER SNAP SHOTS.

There is some new scheme to make
money by fraud-to skin the lambs
every day.
There is no use in being liar.
You can't keep it to yourself. 1t will
out.
Religions and collar buttons are
much alike-there are great many
kinds of each.
1t is hard to improve upon nature
but pretty hat and cloak helps won-
derfully to set out the best looking
girl.
Some of the best houses have mice
in them and hideous skeleton in the
closet.
Old maids and widowers are about
as useless as anything could be.
Making a loud noise doesn't indi.
cate that musical talent is possessed.
You can always get the most in
formation (O from the person that
knows the least about the subject
sought after.
What makes hammer driving
nail on Sunday make SO much noise ?
Everybody has some pet adjective.
The SITTER uses plain d-n it.
Ii we followed all the advice given
US we would land in Jail or the asylum
in no time.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1898-05-13

WAR NOTES.


No news up to last night has been
received from SIMPSONS fleet. 1t is
believed that the Spanish fleet has re-.
turned to Cadiz. .
On Wednesday the blockading
fleet at Cardenas, composed of small
vessels, entered the harbor and at
tackled some Spanish gun boats, sup
ported by land batteries, getting the
worst of it. The torpedo boat, Wins
low lost i've men AN was so disabled
thatkt had to be towed out.
Troops are being rapidly concen.
trated at gulf points and forward
movement upon Cuba is expected
within few days.
A dispatch from Key West says:
News comes from Havana that Gen.
Blanco has despared of receiving aid
from Madrid. His repeated requests
for supplies have been ignored and
starvation stares Havana in the face
unless help comes. The insurgents
have planned to cut off the water SUP
plies. If successful in this, it is said
blanco's situation will be hopeless.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1898-05-13

Eighteen members of the Estev
Guards were rejected on examination
at camp Olympia. Men are plenty
and this makes Uncle Sam little
particular.
The Spaniards propose to die IN
the last ditch. 1t ought to be a filth V
one to be appropriate.
William Howard, the young man
injured 1T North Bennington while
firing salute in honor of the United
States cavalry passing there April 21,
died from his injuries Sunday morn
ing He was 20 years old. The
funeral was held Tuesday morning.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1898-05-13
A Man Who is Tired

All the time owing to Impoverished blood
should take Hoods Sarsaparlla to purify
and enich his blood and give him vitality
and vigor. This condition of weakness
and lack of energy is natural conse-
quence of the coming of warmer weather
which finds the system debilitated and
the blood impure. A good spring medi-
cine is necessity with almost everyone.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is what the millions
take in the spring. Its great power to
purify and enrich the blood and build up
health is one of the facts of common ex-
perience.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1898-05-13

Sugar, it is said, is craved by people
belonging to nation Of energy and
dash. Great mental exertlon and high
spirit create the demand. Great guam.
titles of sugar are used in tea and cof.
fee drinking By English and Amer.
can; but in Russia, where tea drinking
Is almost dissipation, very little sug.
ar is used. A fact not very we'll known
is that little sugar, taken with water,
not too cold, in case food is not obtain.
able, will relieve the feelins of exhaus.
ton and sharp hunger. Some bust
ness men keep loaf sugar in their desks,
and when they are detained from
luncheon saturate the sugar with water
and slowly eat it. 1t does away with
the discomfort of going without food.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1898-05-13
Church Calendar.

BAPTIST CHURCH, REV. N. A. WOOD, Pas
tor.- Regular Sunday services, 10 AS, a. M; Sab.
bath School at II NJ.
Praise and preaching Sabbath evening at Z 100,
followed by a short testimony meeting.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at
100.
Union Bible study class meets every alternate
Thursday evening in the vestry at s. 100. A cor
dial welcome is extended to all hese services.
METHODIST CHURCH, REV. II. F. FORREST,
Pastor.-Regular Sabbath services at 10 asa m.
and I :00p. m. Sabbath School Immediately after
the morning service. Epworth League meets
at the vestry every Tuesday evening at 75O
Glass meeting, at vestry, every Thursday eve
ming at 80.