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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
DUNCANSoN BROS. AuCrIoNEERS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE NEW Two-SToRY
BRICK HOUSES, OF SIN ROOMS EACH, Nos.
1887, 1889, 1871 STREET NORTHEAST.
By virtue OF certain deed of trust. recorded In
Liber No. 2oe5 at folio 81 ct sea- one Of the land
records Of the District Of Columbia, shall sell
IN front OF the premises SATURDAY. TUE
TWENT1-SINTH DAY OF MARCH. AID. 1888.
AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, lots ifty-two ,s2i and
three t53 ia John F. Reardon's recorded sub
division, In square ten hundred and twenty six
uU26i together with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. balance in one
and two years. with interest six per cent per
annum payable semi -anBualiy. SloO on each house
and lot required at time Of SALE the purchaser
allowed ten days from date Of sale to complete
the purchase.
CHAS. F. BENJAMIN
WM. II. DUNCANSoS.
mh1S-d&Gs Trustees.
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ruolTAc novvI yNc q m ~. "|' ~, ~; y: w.
JAMES W. RADCLIFFE, AUCTIONEER.
Successor to Radcliffe, Sutton & Col

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, TO PAY
STORAGE CHARGES, &c.
SIXTH, 1898, AT TEN O'CLOCK, we win sell.
within the sales rooms Of James W. Ratciife. 920
Penna. ave. NV. lot Sheet Music stored in name
Of Metzerott Music Co., to pay storage charges &c
All parties interested win please take notice.
Terms cash.
MERCHANTS PARCEL DELIVERY co.
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SUCH AS FINE MIRRoR-BACK GLASS FRONT
STORE CASE. BRASS CANOPY, BEDSTEAD.
HANDSOME SIDEBOARD. EXT. TABLE AND
DINING CHAIRS. FINE PARIOR SUITES, ELE-
CANT RULI-TOP DESKS, MIRRORS HALL
RACK. TYPEWRITER AND DESK. WARD
ROBES. MATTINGS. CARPETS AND RUGS,
HANGINC;S, OIL PAINTINGS. FILE CASES, FINE
OAK AND WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES, bow
GLASS CHINA CLOSET, CHIFFONlERS. MAT
,isESSES PILLOWS, OLD ENGRAVINGS,
GLASSWARE, REFRIGE3AT0RS. ODD TABLES
AND CHAIRS. HANGING KITCHEN GOODS,
LOT GROCERIES, &c.
AND FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CON
Germ, AT TWELVE NJ, IN RULK. FINE MA
HANDSOMELY bound hooks. MARRI f
STATUE. FINE BRONZES. RICH BRIC-A-BRAC
&c. ALSO. AT TWELVE NJ,
HORSE HARNESS. TRAP. WHIP. &c. ABOUT
300 BRONZE METAL =. q. RoXES. &C., &c. -.
c. e. SLOAN Il CO., Auctioneers.
mh24-ds "a 14O7 & st.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
DuNcANsoN BROS. AUcTloNEERs.

III SITES SALE OF TWO STORY TRICK
pWELIlNG, No1i2 NINTH STREET sol TIL
EASI, AND BRICK HOUSE or Fol n
REAR WI ~i-'-f-h Nv
by virtue OF a certain deed Of trust recorded in
lIr i.,nz folio 226 et seq. Of the land records
oi me district OF Columbia. viii sell nj puhlic
1 TiS, ~ Iroit Of the premises, on MONDAY
ahn fnt XIII DAY OF APRIL. lsslS AT SIX
othnth I'm. the following described real ,r-
ate, situate In the cit. Of Washington IN said
pisulct; The south half Of the north half Of
erg'nsl lot eight 49,. In square uins hrnirci and
hits e.h; fronting twelve tl2l feet two ~ incher
more or less ON Ninth street southeast ~ Yuli
depth OF said lot, together with the improvements
Terms Of sale: one-third cash I,.,,,.. t -
and Two years with Interest six 20, rer reptom
per ahhnin payable semi annually $500 REQUIRED
ht the time Of sale. and the p1rchAss- aiiuUed
ten days from date OF sale to complete The pur-
chase. 'Ne P4i-
ISAAC l. JOHNSON
ALEXANDER ABRAHAM
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II ~ FULION, PAWnDrOker.
JOHN DOYLE CARM0DY, Auctioneer mh22- Z


rEqsTEEs SALE 5r1 OF yALuAnLE IMPROVED
DWELLING CONTAINING 9 ROOMS
By virtue of certain deed Of trust. dated the
iiber No 1850, at folio 50 ct seq one Of the land
request Of the party secured thereby, we will
sell, at public auction, IN front of the rremises
on MONDAY, MARCH TWENTY-EiGHTH. 1885, at
HALF-PAsT FoURsP-M. the following described
in e The city Of
as and being lot numbered forty-four (44) IN
George T. Klipstein and Others subdivision Of
and fourteen Q4l in square numbered ten hundred
aud forty-one QO4D as said subdivision ia record
ed in the ecs Of the surveyor Of the District of
Terms: Made known day Of sale.
m,,.-at. Frank T. RAWLINGS E,Gs;...
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY = FINEST SUM
MER RESORT IN THE SOUTH FOR SALE
AT AUCTIoN-FAUouIER WHITE SULPHUR
Seven miles from warrenton, 90 miles from
ideal health resort. The hotel Is a new ave-story
for 300 guests, completely furnished In modern
style and with all the convenienees Of a frst-class
Ing alley, ali separate from hotel; billiard and pool
tables. Fifteen cottages on the grounds, which
brace 200 acres. Sulphur spring and baths Of high
the Of grounds and carries away all waste and
sewerage Of the hotel; this alone makes 1t first
Gloss sanitarium: Used IN winter as Bethel Mil
annual revenue. Beautiful drives magnificent
scenery, choicest surroundings, select 5ociety-
sort, and most profitable Investment This splen-
ga property will be offered for sale At public quo
fSP or vi aiR Sn 1SNpAY THE
believed can be bought remarkably cheap. For fur
Their information apply to EPPA HUTTON If.
Trustee. Warrenton, Va. nhl9-Tts
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ROBERTS FOULKE,
NJ. ASHFORD. Attorney. 40 La. ave.
fell -eod&ds
DUNCANsoN BROS. AUcTIoNEERs.
REAL ESTATE NOTE AT AUCTION.

NFlAI f-SIAIE -NUIE AT NUC1lUN.
BY virtue Of certain collateral note, dated
December /, 1897, default having been made IN
payment of the same, shall sell at auction
within rooms 9th and d streets north
west, Washington, y. G., on SATURDAY. MARCH
TWENTY SIXTH, 1898. AT ONE O'CLOCK PM.
the collateral named therein, viz: One note for
81 200. dated May l, 1897, payable in three years
secured by deed of trust parts of lots 20, so
and 81. square 10.
Terms cash.
All persons interested please take notice.
BY order of the holder OF the note.
ml,2c3dts DINCANSON BROS Aucts
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Thursday, March "a, 1893.

~ IL: -'rcmrints'' are petals from the
III rOs.:' being ends OF our brightest and
v Vb,st lines. for permit them to
remain long enough become undesirable.
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VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE
EFFECTS AT PUBLIC AUG
TON WITHIN OUR ROOMS,
1907 G. STREET, SATURDAY,
MARCH TWENTY-SIXTH,
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si-e5 nd Cloves. small sZrs. 49,
8 H. AIo-r.. Taft Ribbons -.....-.......--..3c
20. Eoai1n S;r;p-d Ribbons. Zoe
25-. E-iud-o= Observation-Disclosures. Sc
70 Led IS so Ties. .-..-.-.............1 oc
- Fr"n.h Embroidered IIandkerchefs. lie.
"a aprons lie
p Tan Hose ladies and chiid's. lie.
o-'' L''5eS 'Iti! IA" vests. 80
s.. I1,Cd Uu.oa .2tc
% Extra Observation-Disclosures. .1ac
Zoe. Cover, Do :; Bones. Pc. doz.
10. Iriytt Co-d Il nd ng. Observation-Disclosures. Sc. yi
5or- Mems UEd,sws.,r. large sz.s-- -2'e
Mems so. and zoe. Neckwear. .29c
H. Linen Collars ...-----..-............10 Ice
4py l. nm CIffs fot- .12tac.
2 Tn Get. Ss-ts, 50 to.-..-............Si SIR
Gray Suits. SO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50
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THos. ]. OWEN. Auctioneer, 9ls f st. NV

JANIS ". RADCLIFFE, Receivers
Auctioneer, mh0to26in
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THos. ]. OWEN. AuctiOneer. 9is st. NV.

622-62A + st. NV.
JOHN W. THOMPSON. Trustee.
mh12d&ds l41o I st. NV.
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c: c. SLOAN & co. AucTIoNEEEs. 1907 G Nv.

c. II. ARMS Tr,s,ao.
Attorney for holder Of note mhi3 dads
The oasis., 1898-12-03
WAS NEW YET.
The Bridegroom, Mir. Mitchell. Forgcts
 He Has Wife.

He came into one of the downtown hotels with young woman cllnRinR t0 his arm, shortly after the arrival of the Guadalajara train. He ushered her into the waiting room adjoining the office, and walked over to the clerks desk The official behind the counter reversed the register, and dip ping the pen into the ink well, of- fered 1t to the young man. He wrote "Il. w. Mitchell, Oakland, New York, U. s. A." and handing back the pen, answered the clerks "A room Mir. Mitchsll?" with bashful "Yes, please"
 The bell was rung, and to the boy the clerk said. "Show Mir. Mitchell to No 29" At the foot Of the stair way the young man With fair cheeks and blue eyes blushed and said to "ButtJns" "Wait d minute
 Then he lodged int1 the waiting room, and when hc came out the young woman came with him. She clung to his arm, and the pair were shown to the room mentioned. The clerk saw the little performance at the foot of the staircase and smiled that was all.
 In about ten minutes the rosy checked youth came flying dowstairs, ond rushing over to the desk ex- claimed: Give me pen please. l. I-I-I-believe have made mis- take"
 And he wrote "and wife" after the signature he had placed on the page a few minutes before. Tue clerk smiled again, and with deeper blush, the young man said; You see, 1t was was-was only week ago that-that that 1t happened, you know 1.-Two |
The oasis., 1898-12-03
Two Pointea Ouestions Answered.

What is the use Of making better article than your competitor if you cannot get a better price fur it?
 Ans.-As there is no difference in the price the public will buy only the better, SD that while our profits may be smaller on a single sale they will be much greater in the aggregate.
 How can you get the public to know your make Is the best?
 If both articles are brought prom. inently before the public both are certain to be tried and lhe public will very quickly pass Judgment on them aad use only the better one.
 This explains the large sale of Chamberlaiu's cough remedy. The people have been using 1t for years and have found that it can alwa avs be depended upon. They may occasinn- ally take up with some fashionable novelty put forth with exaggerated claims, but are certain tn return to the one remedy that they know to be reliable, and for cnughs, colds and crnup there k mol lhlng equal to Cham berlain's cough remedy. For sale by Jas. B. Mix & Co.
The oasis., 1898-12-03
AN ANCIENT PAsTIME.
For the Good Man Had Conc on Long
 Journey.

The "badger" game has been worked successfully in one of the most arisro-
 cratic sections of this ancient city.
 It probably has been worked several times but in most such cases the in- jured husband, the furgetful wife and the innocent third party keep it to themselves, the former to prevent prosecution and the latter for good and sufficient reasons apparent to any man with family.
 The victim of the very latest bad ger game in this city has already gone to the states to seek solitude for a time while the operators are still in the city and doubtless setting their nets for another easy sort of game.
 MT. J. claims to be heavily interest ed in mines, but he is not. Most of his acquainfances, however, have taken his word for 1t that he was, so that 1t serves his purpose. Mrs. J. is rather stylish woman, not over handsome but more properly described as simpatica. When her husband is absent at his mines she leads a very lonesome life. Mir. K Is a friend of the family although he has never been invited to the house by he husband, he fell in the habit of dropping In oc- casionally to while away the long hours of the evening at cards. Mexi- co is desperately dry sort of place anyway, you know. There is absO- lutely nothing to divert one except semi-occasioDally and 1t is quite na- tural that Mrs. J. and X, the friend | of her husband looked forward with more or less eager ness to these quite little sOcials of an evening.
 J. returned home one evening sud denly. He said he had just arrived | from his mine. To say that be felt outraged at finding his wife and K enjoying quiet game of cards dOesu't half express it. He was 50 indignant that he whipped out six-shoOier and compelled his false friend to sign d check variously given at from s5OO to 5000 As x. had no weapon he signed and withdrew. For time he , kept directly out of J $ sight, but lat terly he has grown suspicious aud thorough and systematic inquiry into the antocedeDts of his outraged ex- friend satisfied him 0f several things he had not known before, but prin- clpally that he had been made a vic tim of very smooth badger" game.
 or course ne had recourse at law, but he didn't choose to take 1.-Two Republics.
The oasis., 1898-12-03
ACTIVE SOLICITORS WANTED

ACTIVE SOLlCl TORS WANTED everywhere for "l he Story Of the Philippines" by Nitrate Halstead, commissioned be the government as official historian to the var depart ment. The book Was written in army camps at san Francisco, on the Pacli ic wlth General Merritt, in the hospitals at liUnnluIu, in Hong Kong, In the American trenches at Manila, in he Insurgents camps with Agul- naldU, On he deck Uf the Olympia With Dewey, and III the roar of bat. tie at the fall of Manila. Bonanza for agents. Brimful Uf original pie
 ures taken by government photO- graphers on the spot. Large book Low prices. Big profits. Freight paid. Credit given. Drop all trashy unofficial war buOkS. Outfit free. Address, F. T. Barber, Sec'y., Star Insurance Bldg Chicago.
The oasis., 1898-12-03

RAILROAD MEN ATTENTION - Fleischer Bros. are now the sole agents for the famous union made Carheart Oyeralls Every customer Is furnished with time book free of charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27

demand at 4h@7sc little calves steady At sts cars
SHEEP AND LAMfS-Keceipts To-Day YER III
400 head: al at Jersey CITY making wi5h rsrs on
held yesterday at sixtieth-st "a eaI
.ale Trade limited for lack OF stock h ia
rated for all grades. Of clipped iahns ~.
50 90 per 100 n: deck Of Virginia sprng aiys
81 rer head few sheep and bucks part clnped1
the range s3Is4 Co 100 n. Dressed mutton siow
al 7asc per n Dressed lambs steady al sa91c Soumus
dressed spring lambs unchanged al s3dsl 20 per
sle--Newton Co. "a, clipped Onto lsInes 20 30 y,
average s. 20 per 100 NJ clipped OHIO sheep ~ no.
81 unshorn Western DO lo5 10. at 81 co. cppsa
bucks. i2I 70. at So 49,,
collins 1879 Virginia spring lambs. at 81 20 per hsaa
l5DciS-RscAipts to-day II cars or l.r' hea..
Including 80 for the market Firmer 'o- live hogs az
81 l5Qss per 100 ~ Country dressed steady al w
6i-c pcr n 10y the whole
spes-M Collins % Ohio hogs. l35 70 average at
(, % pe- 100 n. / rough 800 n. AZ 81 IS.
A. W f-snlb date yesterday: - state hogs IA TO-
nj 81 40: q DO 206 n. at 81 80; roughs go 70 at
81 35ds3 80 49, am .
O. Dnenback date yesterday; State hogs 1872 To-
81 30. .,,
And.ew Mullen date yesterday 10 State hogs i7o ~
at 81 81. - -. - .
Sanders Gate yesterday: l3 state hogs lo4 ~ at
81 20 rough 900 \. 81 81 30 - AN :.
II. Hollis Qe'e yeserdayl; - state hogs l!l 10 10
at 81 20: - 3D. I'll n 81 So DO. $50 10 al - 2o
! rough. 100 N, at 81 40.
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OTHER MARXETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

APT, g. . in a ss 9s market aad
a, sos % 81 25qsi 90 sockers and feed
ers 81 e)QS4 10 and hcfer = 4ogS+ 30 Business
nI, AZ e 1916 - Tor and s. 05at4 Is or good
to prime Sales Of hogs were largely at 81 eoaA 10
wight sheep were in gopi demand and strong Heavy
exrort io.s tull Lambs sold at 81 5oasi 75 FOR
.norn ana r,nnes sSeep sold al 50 e5as4 % woocd
81 soGs4 90 Rocepts-Cate 1000 head hogs. ~ ooo
sheep 1900 .,-a
cinSnnn s Arr AZ 90 Ssi sheep seady at 81 Z
as, lambs stosly at s4g$5
East Buffalo April &c -Catte-Roeeipts Of sale Stock
steady Former prices The best steers oi at s. o@ss TO-
good ship Of The heavy or1er - VOC anL al
oc,,, Workers good 10 choice 81 ~. roughs common
70 choice 81 7OF$s =. pigs fair 70 choice 81 sssi u.
Yeetelays closing prices the limited number sae
ianbs choice Sass 10 fair to god s. 20
$40 sheep choice - selected wethers - 2Vg>i Jo'
Gull. 10 common. Sc 25gs3l;
81 2o p iIs IS c!ass o s59os. u Hogs
81 * high hogs 81 7oGsi good roughs 81 4ols3 81;
yed sa e,a,i p common i5G$s choice clipped
lam amb- 81 7sa$. 81 common good "9s' co. spring
lambs s5Gs7 Veal calves. Sf.S' 10
~ sst 20 cows So 40d4 40 native steers 81 oOds4 ~
cows and hefers 81 1884 co. stockers and fensrs cog
s. bulls 50 % ns g. sni9e hsss rts
s. rs YSrkers IS 7oa,$ - g BASS ~
sheep steady shade lower lambs - 20 - ~ mutons
81 1884 -. .
St Louis April 20-Ca,tie stesdy to shade higher;
fair 70 fancy shipping and export steers - 1n
81 % dressed beef and butchers - lOa :, 10; s,a ger
b e s. oas I, ca, SS e sS sIs
ors' 81 s5ass Sheep steady quiet native muttons.
.4as4 To- lamb, s. 1895 spring lambs up to S.
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so,-rurRN COTTON MARKETS.

c,,,on April 2C.-Cotton quiet mddIns $50 - i ~"
i,g Il, c: good ordinary. 5rc' receipts LOO o"
stock 60 800 ,,. ,,,u,r s,1c. low
,sp',n" II &c. good ordinary o.. FelHns Al. o9-
nlddli"s, coastwse 500 sales 3Io STOCK ~
oa'e' ,ru oc-,otton nominal. mildling. osc
- ,Haing iGc. good ordinary o@G, s So asa
low oc- h.ies exports coaswise. lan stock - bob
'eip''' - ,ru ,c Holiday. Receipts. 1880 Wales
savn,'' ~nas,,yise $40 bales stock. 3'."l.
:, Louis. April 2dCotton steady msih s net a re
low mda h sros. eOI shipments. 1875. sales. 10
stock .G.4i5. 49,, , ,. r,,,
~ icw ulddirg .sc. good ordinary, DC i.e'
receipts $. 227 haless sr go ''-''' eA'''''
Memphis April 26-Cotton steady miIdins, 80
o .',s 40 bales gross s57. shipments 1880 sales
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HEMP AND JTTE-MsniIa hemp strong
up the war and the uncertainty OF gcttihs Suip"
Jute ana jue steady but quiet Prices we're
AS TO- loWs. Mania hemp. spot G'.J6<c manila hemp.
Xxi shipment i7t03c. Juie. spot. - z, 3hc. juIe
Nh tneut ST. double triangle and equal. 2h12'sc. Jute
snipnent Il 2 Jhc. jute bats. spot. paper qua,iN
80 lutte Shipment. paper quaty. Ne jue butts.
mixing lAc. jute butts hngsins. li.Jlrc
nIDf.s-Ihe marke, Was nIIn, VITA good demand 60
peciaIjy fer ely saughter which moving al cher
PiissCaslsc. Matamoras' IN bond i5nc ornocc G,c.
iioeoia I5.Qib.c. Central American. i5al3'.e. Gal
yeson l5.4c, Puerto cabeIio ioc l.. Guayra &c dr
l2c Texas 12izc. MatanorsS. l2c wei-saltsd Havana
"a they bind s1ste city slaughter native steers
I0is GiIc. butt brands 9lsy3tc side brands s1us-.c
Steers 0lsQlUc. COW. P.Hj'ac, bun. hsps1c
I.EATBEK-Thefe was go9h f'enn! demand ana 90,
GIst selection ea2o sseond' sccns ird' is lso
thirds igsc rjec 5gGsc union 5kh5 Sac ,sco5 3s
S.s,y Se2sc thirds 24a2cc light backs COW $4,000
seconds 27a2sc. bellies i4gl4%c oak dressed baess
3Ia52c seconds 2e03oc thirds 2I02Sc bellies i'oioe
NET AIs-Thr metal market showed less stability TO-
day in several departments dive partly TO falling OF
demand and 70 ,s oeiay rated o. The clos. a,
very dull with spot May quoted at 81 ~
cosed nm with spot to June quoted a Il 81 1s sns cast
nr conuef at sii c21c; sptter ruled quiet with iog
u % The closing price for ,Po, e. MAJ t Nav an
WITH fe1 e.. 4 asn @ lead wss hr osGsa 70 fsI
Jun >, Way Special cables from the London EIchana.
gave the closing Irces at that Pesn ,no ,n cs rs
,onIeI TO-, seS ,o soft spanish lead rs A. o. spelter
&c Iss n Sootch iron wsrrrnts AZ difeow eoso" 4"
a. ID No foundry ron NJ Mdfesboro at 4cs 90
''wDi acsts AND syRUPs-There was nrn una. :,
80 ,noyke, al day with offerings limited TO sna
"ne y, less desi-abe The chocer gradss W.
held at full Outside nsusA some sellers In tae'
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THE STATE or TRADE.

,ups 81 .5Ts5 So Do extra s4as, o. Do family 81 eoa
81 Il. winter wheat patent s. tpo ~. a.rlng 90 oo9
bush. EXPORTS. A. bush. sales. Leo bush. wheat IN
and higher Spot. northand MAY - 4as ~. J.
gsL asked steamer No rcd. 81 lo'1dSl !; receipts
ssies ~ coo tsh. Southern wheat hy -aue 81 0gsl 10
D. N srsde g. i@s it ta 'I rin .'r .c july 90
hid mixed 3sa@.s - receiIs; -lt"'p 1io IA
EXPORTS a5G bush, stock. 59~ .? hush; soes
Na, s,yor and hlg,er No white 36ia 9S7c: No ?
mixed 3G34.,c receipts i646 bush eNIorts
stock 1902 bush Rye strore and higher nestoy
olris nom, stock li5 NJ bush Has firm ~ zee YIN
,tty s2 500s3 Grain ir' shs rather qu,e,cr seam 70
rerpc per bush. ID June CorS FOR oIaeF' pei
IS ,5z Ru,tcr nu. Fancy creamery leui9c. DO lli,t
ton iG57c do lnie 10 god ade lic s'os pa No.
lSGi4c. Esss. frn Fresh. lie. Oheese S''"''' ~
changed .co 49,.
o Apr higher, 5ec.9's ,j 500 ,2s s sS:
spring patents . 2asI 20 sprrg cieaI- ana All
.,ra'Sat. s. ;cas6 % oornmea arm. S2ns's per push
81 adsl s5 per bb irregular. receipts 1900 btsn
steamer yellow. 4Srate' 10 ~ s,'' Va's snS T
3ii,Q3sc Milfesi frn. bran spring SO % %!hel
fi7 q miid.ugs. $40 25psi9 80 Bed I,os lr H
SIC Ru,ter quiet. northern. lsglssc western
saGO,. Western. SIC. $500
Buffalo Apr! al-sprng whea'-The zig advance Grow
buyers OUT q the market ana no'snf INT wheat
mo- orsrnx. quoted 40 red. 81 u. ~ Whit 81 ~
on track Continuity and good iee'.n6 ie l-l,s
~ 'i.s 80 "a ,|r, asl,, oas arne: NJ white.
a. 80 2 waite $3.50. No : ~mts, $50
y, mixed. BE. 10 n..1ei 81, Fry .rons
ana hshe fr wholesale lots hest patent spFins sog
e. IS tok.rt straight spring s. '0is5 - akers o.ea'
ssr,ns ), 80 % se,y family aintef 5;oIs5 s. low
,Tsaes wInter s. 23qSs srtham. beat. s. 'aS3 90
chicago. April 26rhe leading futures ranged as io'-
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s-ad- So O. re- B-Saat.- Ata-&-atEHE2z3
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New York. April 20. 1898
COFFEElndlcatiors at the start in the coffee market
pointed another dul, day news being without
while from the outside speculative
public and TIE .;'cn.is steady
with September points lower and other months uu
changed Near midday. however. there was decided
change for better. both IA The tendency o: va-'
volume % business shorts suddenly t"s
frightened accepted al! offerings TIE months
For u the session buying quite general
among the bears. Que largely belief mat 'hc .H
ceased demand tr other stables resulting from scare
had reached coffee. and that prices 81 position
to go much higher. The close nrm. WIKI AGfl =
points other months l0al5 points higher. Transac
lions reached 5000 tags. repfescniins A. unusually
market for these times bfazili1n rec" ~ were
than looked far reaching 1900 bags. while ware
deliveries failed expectations. footing ui
less than 22 90 bars The si.amer Asatc ,If5nse ~
arrived Esw-York with 7..27 bags RIO - 800 beg
and 4l42 bags Bahia The steamer S"u'' WA
cleared RIO yesterday for ~" tr'i state
The present stock q conee TIE Unred s'ates 'tter
,han Brazilian reached 2ss i+1 bays com1ar"i WIN
2lls so bags lazy week Thc :o,rn~r amount ,n,uarl
ard $40 bags at New-orssn' T'ransac'il ne IN nc
market spot Brazilian coTse light except IN a
iobblng way. The feeling Vas nTm. howeve, IN gym
rathy with the = the future dtyartfnfi =
Quotations remain on basis ~ G7tc 'cr 30 RIO ~
voice lots The rni.r grades q spot crN"" We" ~
eraie.y and steady. with last prices -" hHsH
Maraca'b1 and Central Amer m roftr
rcca!ved share Of attention 80 h"r"oforH
The Of prices IN the local marke, To-Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

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futures Apr nominal May steady. A. Nd July STEADY
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rib 20 to "a 10 3es long clear mddss light 80 70 -
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