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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-20

That is what Edwards & Parker
merchants of Plains, Georgia, say oil
Chamberlain Pain Balm, for rheu-
matism, lame back, deep seated and
muscular pains. Sold by A. G.. Luken
& Co., druggists.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-20

LosT-A good cane at show ground
Finder please return to Peter Schalk
223 north eighteenth street.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-20

Fletcher's hat store is the cheapest
place in the state to buy mems, ladies'
o childrel's straw hats.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-20

People who buy -four by the bag
pay more than those WIN buy it by
the barrel, and they don't get the
barrel. -Somerville (Nasa) Journal
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-20

Call and see Joseph Gatzek for a
new spring suit at his new establish
.ment gu Main street, at the Grand.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-20

Christian church market Saturday,
afternoon in Westcott. Members
please send donations whether solicit
ed or not
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-20

Drink cocoa cola, refreshing and
cures headache; drawn from the foun-
tain at Prices.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-20
DYSpepSld, an. nsil an stcmash l Dis:

orders positively cured. UrUV5r urd
hams Dyspepsia Remedy is specific
One dose removes ali distress, and q
permanent cure of the most chronic
and severe cases is guaranteed. Do not
suffer- A SO cent bottle will convince
the most skeptical. Luken & Co.,
druggists. $50 Main street
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-20
Peoples Exchange.

"A OVER under the head OF
EAWsnted Situations, male or female helu
wanted, when not exceeding four lines, inserted
FREE in these columns.
All ads for Real Estate Sales, Houses for
Rent, Financial, Lost and Miscellaneous
Wants inserted for cents line each insertion
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-20

Men. buy your summer underwear
at Fietcher's. Prices from soc a suit
up.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-20

Ice cream is now in season. For the
very best go to Prices.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-20
Poultry. Poultry,

Plenty of nice dressed poultry q,
George Schwegman meat msfket,
800 south fourth street. phone $50
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-20
Smoked Meats,

Mems union suits from 81 suit to
80, at Fletcher's hat store.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-20

Cabinet photos ST. 90 per dozen. al
Ry der's, ~ Main street. 20I2
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-20
sit is the Best on Earth. -

Saturday is the last day of the Moor
ish palace.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-20

Drink phosphate sodas made from
fruit juices. at Prices.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-20

Lost-A gold watch lid Finder
will receive reward by returning to
81 south fifth street.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-20

Get Hopkins straw hat at Fletch
cas- for soc.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-20

Get box of those elegant candies at
Prices.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-20

See Fletcher, the halter, for you
summer underwear.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-20

Screen wire. doofsSSM York cour
20 2t M. C PRn
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-20
Richmond Palladium.
FRIDAY, MAY 20 1898.


WASHINGTON. d. c., May 20.-For
Indiana: Local rains tonight and
Saturday.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-20

Naval oranges and blood oranges, at
Prices.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-05-20

English 10 do; American. Dewey
Spanish done Montreal Herald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. February 4. 1893.
BEEvEs-Recepts i22 carloads or 2 1913 heat-2e cars
to BE- exported p cars direct 70 local saughteres 81
ears v As & IT @' s. w ;. s jersey
ana siHi,,h St There was an active market Ter e-er
bulls. which rul.t fraction higher the yards were
81 y per 100 n stays ani $685. 80; bulls $50
s. 70 cow, 81 259ss rs Dressed beet steady at
Uses rom L5nton and Liverpool quoted
per ~ no Export tod3y morrow me nv A9'2 am s i
sherman. and i45 head for Eppstein 4 Sanders the
the frraWaddy Tor the indies 80 sheep FOR /. s
penback. making total for the week ot 1920 catre:
dt s1 i Brsia with d. zion e 10 saesp
saies-sherman Culver 20 Illinois steers iie ao 10
az % 8 ' fg 3d. lO2 20 d. 70 % n % d.
' ' p g a. o 70 d. 40 G' 5. X e SO
p s. 49, - NV ~ ~ at So 70: do SO H. at
Mc lei CO. 10 9hc steers 1873 n at s.; sSyss
az Sls s. z % at o. & 50: so So g. SO: at
oa 1859 So g; 10 DO Up y at a 50 Co. IS o. ss'
n a p g los 70 g. e. az 5a d ssls :. 80 e
cows e54 ~ at so: DO. 1910 ~ a, So do, SD ~
Sewton Co.: bulls iosa n at 81 e. 10 State
COWS Jog no ,tf 70 s. 49, is d. s7s u =, s. %
a. sio ~ at s. 30; DO. go n at 81 so: DO ess ID.
Al j. y s li SON 70 oxen: lils r. at 81.
If Collins: bulls $50 10. at % &c. cow $40 n. 1t
!" II Il Hollis ?, bulls. io77 n. at So TO; COWS s4'
MiI1H cows-No receipts. and no trading; feeling
generally steady.
S,GVFs-Receip,s ini head: 81 trec, and IA TO he
.olt-g3 az Jerxey and 81 At Sxteth-st Near
Ust AZ iust steady prices, while other calves
wanted and The fully cleared
pcor 4, prime sold $3.50 per 100 n. bunch
~ gd .assers at 81 ~: city dressed vess firm II
y3is, Der 10 country dressed 7itRio. dressed
WEIGHT dressed gassers quoabe at 6Ii1c. little calves
sa.es-s aasd.ts veais III 70 average at 81 y per
100 n: DO i2O n. a. 81 So DO. i1 n. at 50: ~
sMePher-on Co: 10 vess 40 n. at So 10: do. ITO
y, az s. %: fed calves. $50 n. at 81 ~.
r G bailey: veals 10 n. at 50 do. leo n. At -:
Sewt6H n CO rs veals - n. at s. -.
reitins Wrfgh, 4 co q veais 1877 10. q. $500
sHFFP AND LAMBS-iteceipts. including g.,
direct 10 butchers 10, cars $40 head. uAsiag
with the stock carried from yesterday toal % II
cars 70 T., SOILS Jer,ey city and sixstb-s,
sheen fair demand fully steady prices lambs
however ruled weak and dragged considerably. closing
prime sheep sold at 50lst 10 per 100 ID few so
i-ctet 10 exporters realizing S. ohoc. lamb,
~ 81 5Odt5 10: f-cklond reaching 81 2a Dressed
mutton. lose per n: dressed lambs. 7tsTSt+e.
Sales-Newton 4 Co 2l0 State lambs. So n
50 ~, 100 n, lo2 Buffalo 30. 81 n al 81 ia 1917
Michigan 30. ~ n at SO i7ii
= juii 8 60 % Western sheep 90 an exporter. ii5
J. II Wilkerson 222 ohio lambs. "A n. at 81.
Mcpherson Co. ~ Stat. lambs. 81 10 SO rs; iO2
Buffalo DO ~ n. at 81 ~.
II. II. Hollis. % State lambs. g. 10. at So State
yeagngs. I3 H. AZ s.: buck. 100 N. at 90 50.
JeliNe Wright q Co.. % State lambs sd 10 al ~ %.
HOGS Receipts. II or 2. JOi head; about cars
sale Active and higher. with the whole range quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Feb 4-There active demand for cat
today and the offerings were readily taken at s,.on
prices for common the best lots OF beef steers was
FROM Sass IS being largely az 81 25gs5 GOOD
man ma a, So So sto<ers ana brought 50 50
81 so: calves scarce and the best grades 900 as
S SgH as prices and there we're Of prime
heavy hogs s. Later the demand te on ana pms es
p,@s sol, largely at So 55QS3 go Trade in sheep and
e az oT moor 10 prime lambs and So 2jHSi - for in
feror to strictly choice sheep ewes Ie'ehihs sfasf %
.os CHI civ az IS s5GSi 90 Recepts-Cattle. $500 head
hogs. 1900: sheep SUI active 81 ooas4 Cattle
.,SagS SO 2sas4 IT, sheep steady 50 75Gs4 s. Lambs
East re1 4mCa''ls ,,easy ys pE%. ?ss5
ne ,tsady. prime assorted mediums. - 5qS4 20 best
heavy Yo 5! loSs 49, g az -1 TSTSs' g ass 90
ne choice 81 7OQ$l so. common 50 25as8 IS
choice lambs 81 1884 90. common 10 good - oQ>o 'o
Neaa cf pHeo FEB 4-cate- Receipts, ~ sale
stock the balance Of arrivals being consgne1 thIough
The market was sb0u, .ea@s s 70 aS YoyKss soSd to
sa9ce ~ I'd TO choice SO 95qs. sheep lambs
20 ~ pS 95 cars: market steady lambs choice
M 10 culls 10 common. $5Qs5 IS. sheep choice
~ Sacted wethers a 1894 90; eus 10 common 81 2o9
Kansas city FEB ca ~ ss,y. ws.''r g. .esT,
&C. Ss,. 80. fa. s. bOTsl Hogs Sc lower heayies
81 G5ss 90 packers So e'dss s2a mixed 50 oos - ac
ss 70 sheen strong: Western muttons. 81 5oms4 O
MEXICAN and sookers active lamps active ''VV
% r,,. Feb 4-cattle strong. steady; fair 70 fancy
nstv. shipping and export steers - tous9 ~: ss
steers 1 81 S.s,s s2gsi 90 Texas and Indian
80 ss. seaS' sh 50 7oGss 81 mixed 50 ogs3 50 ssayy
81 s5qssOo sheep steady; native mu''ons' @eS' "o'
iarta ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Yor,. February I. 1898.
c,-T-FEE-TTonsaotions in Brazilian coffee futures
ooNrne upon a limited scale; business on The call was
soes 10 500 bags. up ~ tine sales had reached
80 20 lags and the entire session bui 20"
hegs Tie market was a narrow one ~ al Respects
~s9,x steady unchanged prices, working IN snug
80 vsy witain scope OF 10 POINTS and nna!ly ste"!y
:. roinfs decline points net advance. 10 cay
,.ar.-oes were the main. encouraeing. There We're
,1ssr better reports from Havre and Hamburg than had
=, looked for. the Brazilian markets were STEADY 10
-, On smaller receipts while warehouse OeNeIes IN
go e.untry were regarded liberal IN view OF the w
ta-.b. conditions FOR haIrE on account OF the sno"
rb1rgo Another factor u rnness WAT The apparent or
sSrred Indifference Of epot holders VINO were insisting
. -, or y, RIO invoice lots. and csc for jpnbng
sey toward diminished American visible supply hguie
mi. combination made the shorts a little unld WINE
-snF up the Of holders a little II was at pest
fowele-. small market spot brazilian coHec. al'eT
r1Nrr quiet throughout the session closed seaas IA
I've stock e. Hayre this week lut""V bags lncluans
10 C00 BAGS brazilian against 1OisOO ana 100000 bags
respectively last week The latest inte"gehcs as 10
Brsflan coffee crop outlook sums up IN me loiio"hs
estimates As the santos crop. LaCpm1e estimates
q gOO bags the Santos Commission, i,-'Vovo Dass'
Haagwltz says 100000 bags Goetz Hayn q 60
s06 fs1 BAGS Rotiard Co. 5otpO0O bags. lacoube
circular dated January 20 received TO DAY, says tAat
EoiWorthy Ellis estimate the next Santos crop AT
GCnco = $500 bags. Tie market for mild corees
r.le! steady about unchanged prices J. Cooke Co.;
rIcss against 80 600 last year. To-day fales IL
cu!ei ZOO bags a!t0. 100 bags Coyo and 800 bags
sq,anl,a all On private We quote; Ma9acalbo,
a. cFc. Cutua 5sl6laC, Jamaica 60 glJc, la Oi"yI
7al7c. savaul.le, Ji4QlCc, Mexican 08l1e; Central
America ~ al7-sc COSTA Kca, 7gitc conee In parc-
a.. fsnces 21Q3Oo. Carinchie. 20g27c.
Tla range II contract prices today follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05
ENGLISH. IRISH AND
FOREIGN
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York February A. lSN.
pEANs AND PEAS-So many marrow beans have been
taken export ms week that holders are now taAs
u'tle h0.eful view OF the situation and II would
be dclt TO buy strictly choice quality Tor less tah
81 32.. exporters have paid that hsure within Gay
Sr two Medium and pea are selling very slowly and
only quality commands gu! OUTSIDE hsuIes ft-d
Lt1ey are moment and little unsettled;
porters buy The fancle7t STOCK al - 80 o. taeH
turtle very scarce ana nrin IalioIhls una GONG
uttla better Green peas In moderate supply and arm
We quote: Beans. marrow choice per bush 81 Sgg
20 cf Mdncy 81 50 8tl 10 white kidney. 81 45asl 80
Do BLACK tuIle soup 81 80 do yellow eye. 81 59g<l 30
% Lima California 81 0Sssi l o S. sssn 40 BAGS
BUTTER There pretty good demand for fancy
fresh creamery and win quite mots,ae .ep?'ies o
market maintained decidedly nrm tone Not enough
business accomplished above 2o fer e1'Ias 10 s't@o
She - siipply oil the demand There were inquiries
here from ou q town az vel a. s1e 500 ees %
+. ssS selling and shows Increased strength but
ork tom isc downward Ia still In fair supply and slot"
sr.I G,ys past eGcep, possibly fresh factory goods
y,cb show lttle steadness under the influence OF
ia arg nnnif-r II lots toward cose and
csipts are somewhat smaller than hereofore We aa9te
Creamery Western extras Pes 40 80, 90 & A.
frsts i7dlso; do thirds 70 seconds it9ioc DO Ju1s
isEr fancy I7i44lsc. do thirds 20 hrss ltaI'c state
dairy ha Hrkn ulbs. fall ends finest l'qSs 90 Ms
lCqiGifc. dairy tubs thlsds TO seconds iSEics SaSs
Jsfy Arfns finest lIa!t'.c, Go common 20 eAolce 10y
fgl,c. Imitation creamery fancy ltnic 40 seconds ..
arst iSal6c factory fresh extras l5s ui'e DO seconds
20 nrsts l2a % low ~ hdss % hel, com
mon 20 fancy laic rolls. fresh. choice lSglS,c; Do
noor 10 prime l08l2c.
offered With shipments from the country and current
arrivals exceedingly hEh and the few coming show
more OF fost. with some Iois batl{ iT.4th is"
r,er. are making occasional Inquiries f'r small ir
regular lots IA sty Tor shsap O" rs S ,rs
closely urgent wants though move
- fair considering Tie Goa "tiiher 9fs ha.s
=, r,p0rterg Liverpool cable. As We quote state fu
cream large fancy September shnsAe; do choice. DC
7e: DO coored or white small fancy September. 3G3e:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05

Through trains leave YORK. foot Oh CnamDsfsSts
&c ,'IIoS" ard nye minutes earlier from West I'D ST.:
500 A. W.-vestibuled Express daily for g.nsnamsoI
Wayerly. Emi.s Buffalo Eraiio1u Aft''e boi~'' "'"~
p NJ ParlOr TO BlEa!o. -, -, I'll.
'o.oa - M-Vesbued Limited fast mail Daily. Solo
$50 yor chicago arrives Cleveland 7:40 A NJ. chicago
p N sIeepers to Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
20 r.. M.-Burslo and Cleveland vesti6uied Express
MI srryes Bunao .05 A. n. Bradford 1911 A. NJ.
jamestown 90 A. N. Cleveland " 30 p sleepers 20
y,.., and cleveland making direct connections Tor
b D,rei, Sh,caeo and the West CATS Library Car.
sax r. M~Soli train 70 chicago. Sleepers to Hof-
.,,.7I.. chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car
Yi1ICKErs. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND puLd Imam
Recommendations "a Ill. li3 2s 4Vl and 81 Broad
- isT gowrry 1856 East i25thst. and 81 West 18th
MIXERS and West pa ST ferries New-fork, 30
ZOE Tuiton 100 Broadway. Brooklyn. 200 Hudson-
a yjoboken and Jersey city station Westcot Express
ca. and checks baggage from hotels ana residences
10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

c,,osxo Feb (speclaD.-rLverpool came Unexpectedly
.t.anv to-day. up ed Nd That started the market
,,sct,onaly higher here St Louis started "eaH ana ,e
southw..t and professional crowd attacked this market
,.- WAS break Of almost lc. The seaooarf furnished
ann. helm IN the hour. Letter appeared as buyer
a., ,,au Nav When shorts wanted 10 get their profits
they found az had been Ia 90 tneir sell
ing There quick recovery OF cen>. May opened
AT s3,c sud 9ic and sJ'.c. anc closed at the
ton petors the crowd out OF the pit. however tho
-, vas 95ISc The seaboard claimed export sa.es Of
torty six loads only twenty were Confirmed Ne"-IoFK
aid a little taken b. South Africa Most OF
IN. business however done from Gnf ports There
v.rs gd-sred e1por, cssrances $4,000 bushels Argen-
,,a sb,nnsnts were quite large on the week
rsv,oy s7c 900 bushels against $4,000 bushels There
va. little an almost daily Incident now
since the controversy China began There we're large
Northwestern receipts '52 cos ssans 20 Ca! eaT 10 ago
S,saei The test from DAKOTA were tha; farmers
Which that -igh,,one counties reported tie winter
wheat pant over an average 'aus ssa tat we feaoh
IL Vas added that France bad MT bought cargo OF
Asen,ne wheat st LOUIS selling selling OF NAY ana ny -.
rsla'vey weak here l0Tsc discount under May AT the
Miss. s No 2a on wa. small Eer a not DO much suyn.
II only Necessary ,or his eroers to Try 20 buy 70
Sste as 900 6usIls
ana G1F at va @ %' ans 1 e6sSs at 2S n. p .eaa
came fran the strength in wheat oats and provisions
hs Sar0 large wsFe $50 csan es xes bushels.
Liverpool was i,Gsd higher Nes-York reported twelve
line ana not ship bushel Of corn. and its crop OF
which 50 much is said Is months on Exports for the
week 4. iOi, 90 bushels. 49, a.
Tier. BIG oats trade with prices up &c. May
closing at the best price OF the season $40 Lea
rpscuatos getting interested in this market There
wa large buying to-day. Export sales were at Least
800 90 bushels with orders for much more. nttle
under the market Seaboard cearanc-s were 2isWo
bushes Receipts O2 cars Win 40 estimated Tor
Saturday. , - - -. 49,.
there zip IN provisions early on an easier tone
buy.ng ribs through commission houses 70 recover Az
The early decline and ol,se everything about tho top
pork closed Tue Thursday lard and ribs 2Hc over
"a oo NOR with ~ 900 estimated eatuf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05
"RLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 9:55 p. ". Pullman Vestbae Day
Coaches and Parlor Dining Car service Meals y
carte Connects at Buffalo with through sleepers -
Detroit and Chicago. ,,.r,x,
CHI NIX and intermediate points =, -. r.,ro>,
MATCH CHUNK and the coal branches
II 30 40 p NJ daily, except Sunday. FOR WILKES
pAppE PfTTsTON SCRANTON and principal inter-
edate stations Connects Tor all points In coal regonsj
.:;:aO. i:iO p NJ daily except sunday for WILKES
pARPE PTTTsToN. SCRANTON. and principal inter
adsta stations Connects FOR all points In the coal
niors Pullman BUFFET Parlor Car 70 Wikesbarre.
.3.5O 400 p. 81. daily. except sunday, for MAUNCB
cHITK and intermediate stations Chair car 10 Beth
..14:3o. 5.Is p NJ Sundays oniD for EAsroN and
10 G:to p ~ daily except Sunday. for EAsToN
.1.,O 700 p NJ daily for BUFFbLO NIAGARA
FALLS ard all points West. Pullman sleeper yest!buls
ran " 10 chicago Sleepcrs = Bufalo and Toronto
40 5000 p. N daily, except sunday stopping only
AZ SOUTH PLAINFIELD. EAsTON. BEIHLEHEA
MATCH CHUNK. l. Il u. JUNCTION. SAY RE, GENE
VA ROCHESTER,. BATAVIA. BUFFALO and ToRoN-
r0 Iullan Sleeper for Buffalo None but sleeping caS
'.s 30 300 p VI. daily Or wIIKEsBARRE. ITH-
AcA GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and ali PORTS W st. Pullman sleeper 70 Ihaca
AdIi nal local trains daily. except sunday for BOUND
RfOOK and Intermediate poin > leave as follows 20
40 .iO:aO 1870. 1920 1920 (Sgntsys only A. IL.
- 20 $50 - 30. 500 and 'G20. $50 Z. NJ go ~ 49,
tickets and Pullman accommodations at li5 2ei, ~
s. Io7 B5wery y. Y. SEQ Fulton St. Court 81. 81
a,,sdvay and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
\ Y transfer Co will c II for and check baggage rom
,o,.t ar residence through 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05

The movement O. the crop from September ! 10 FEB
.Vsiy incusve according 10 Secretary hester oi
ne New-0Ilsaos Cotton Exchenge Is as io!loNs' Ior'
stffs. $50. 3o6 bales. aganst H,oS5,olV 4ast year
sVs0tsl Ia les6 and $50 5o3 in 1880 overland to mis-
q laHGca 5.J4T teics agG.isf Gi4ot- last year,
es 27 IN and rs IA 1885, interior stocks IN
ess a. September 49, OS3 bales. against slV'SJ IN
es 40 5@s 1896 and Az In 1885. southern ni
1sEgs net. 5si s73 bales. against o39 s15 In lsyI
t545i5 1896 4G3 AS in 1880 brought INTO slsht
Curing l57 eeys s775Soy bales against lSs0 S
1877 2GT IN 1866 ana slOl S,.b IN lS3; b2Hzht
h,o sgnt Tor week assnst seven days ending FepiSy
n former years 29H3j4 baes against lve,OZl IN 1871
SsNe 1886 ard 2i97lo IN ls3 brought into sg1J ior
Ire February 1874 So Daleg against ~ ~
In 1891 l93ls IN 1870 and 81 1913 in 1895. The weekly
totals include additions Of minor points repairing
monthly Tnose year 30 st2 last year. b0'V
year before last sos and In 1885. 1918 Dt.es Csi
yatons IN these reports arc HAAoe Up 20
Gate las, year before laAt and In so ane hot 20
e.Js u responding weeks. CJmpaFlsyhs ~ "stn'
would take IN 5S DAYS Of tie season sAt year. ~ -1s
year Lecre lSl days In 1870 aga st 9hly ~
cays year Receipts interior points tF the We1s
iust ended were lO2 GJ9 bales. against 80 lst
and a. 3i2 year ago. Shipments Aggregated 4a%,ei"
bales agains, 143 lC7 last week and so 57 ~ yslL
Present stocks loss u 1000 pses ior NE mssh
footing W 1890 bales against o0ao last '''4~'
and 13i .32G the Gay last year . -. o.,
Receipts ports and interior points toaay, com
day last week and last year were
"a !Oil0Ws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05

q05 as S. s r a $. s9 g. ffy ss' Ts
81 30 quinne manufacturers bulk Domestic 2ee s2Tegn
Essential oils roots arm. with moderate. but
tLotR AXo MEAL-The -four situation was but Ht,ls
Pes .sady yy at last f nsh asuTs
81 @ 2gc- oesnF g sss as W6 pa 5. g
Sgs So $50 s@r 10 af g. fsai
TLotR.Quiet Sales 800 bbs g eo9ss 10 % CORN
@ nc cs5 MAseaqy D' Tmf so so p Sn& 30
ding bulk 1880; rye feed esag7ao city feed 7sc;
h9p ba S sidGvS iSS s4an ss SSf
one = n. eadns factors IN Wheat day stirring up
shor, Interests near the close Gn, psGes 81 ne
advance Except for brief period light at the opening
en as a were fs0ysa .e ali day until the
paying little heed TO smaller Argentine EMP
" SS and d2 English they
9 s Sale report Sn hea aa t sp.css trade
Wien made the market unusually susceptible 70 dis,
the eject Of export business Handicapped by
6e anwey ' Rbu II loads were Worked
here including loads No hard P srda TePore
way up to loads and larger Cables the whole
ing a.q7,d advance last night but losing '.aad
vepo Sa should adysnc. at ali after our weakness yes
terday significant point In the eyes OF bG trads,
but gathered strength and closed 10 % points
changed. weeks decrease OF about 100000 bush IN
Northwestern stocks and prospective fair reductions at
points led estimates Of small decrease in the
visible supply Heretofore the trade haze been rather
anticipating some increase year the weeks re
ductlOn l706 0Oo bush. ST Louis the weakest
market today influenced by liquidation. the bearish
Kansas report and larger wheat arrivals az South
western points on the curb May was quoted 9So asked
Gales At S6sc against 96&c. the regular close
Bradst:ees wheat and nopr exports from both coasts
g 49, bush, against hll0oo0 bush last week ana
900 bush last year Quotations OF cash wheat
afoat follows: No red. 81 03z arrive;
No hard Manitoba 81 o7i. spot; No northern Duluth
rive; No hard Manitoba, 81 o5a. spot No hard Du-
feature q IN. market to-day. stimulated by
an advance OF NGad in the Liverpool market together
with liberal cearances and another fair expert demand
involving leo 900 bush oupOrs and about So o0 bush
here. Shorts were tho best BUYERS No 2 corn cosei
2Gi.c ahOat 'Bradstre@t's' exports 4lOf.9S
aeains, 026 600 bush last week and 400 Ooo bush
last year .OATS-Hig CHER prices again asked for
property here and futures shared the strength 10
the Of &C advance closing firm. Specula-
tive trade. however. was unimporsnt Clearanees flr
day COMPARATIVELY small and so far this week
practically half million bushels less than week
ago jump in spot prices shut out exporters except
FOR lot OF 10000 bush heavy whites. No oats
quoted 29.c; No 3 oats. 29c. No white. Boizr No
white 3oc: track mixed 29n18lc track white 81 d3Sze
..... .RYF-Marh-t steady: No 2 Western quoted ooc
nominal o sfoat New YORK: No Western sc .
ahoat New York. .... BARLEY-Marhet firm; feeding
quoted 3sisc New-York