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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-25

utterly COMPOUNDED. sprang to her feet,
exclaiming:
me your wife! Why, Mr.. Clark, ex-
plain yourself!"
Her husband, just entering, caught
the last words.
What is sthe matter?" asked he,
gazing alternately from his wife to
Clark.
Tine matter" replied the astoni -
ed sutton. you know as we'll as l
do. Your sister appears to have taken
fright at something's don't under
stand what"
my sister! Why, that is my wife,
your wife" screamed Clark. "Wny
have you deceived me in this natter"
mo one has deceived you, my dear
fellow. You must have deceived your
self. That is my wife. This is my
sister, pointing to the other lady now
entering the room.
Poor Harris was struck dumb. He
rose, seized his hat. made low tow,
and annihilated space between the
Goulds and his own bachelors hall,
where in short time he was seated
before fire built of fancy neckties,
sachet bags, light gloves, and other
surerfluous articles Of an old bache-
| lor's toilet
AS to what he thought, said, or did
after thai time there is no account
but Mrs. Cci.ld was Ills first love, ana
without dcmi,t she was his last.-Emily
Heating in Boston Post. .....
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-25
Poetical Revenge.

First Poet-I am going to have my
revenge upon the editor
Second Poet-How?
First Poet lin hoarse whisper)-Tve
sent him poem, and I've poisoned the
gum on the return envelope.-Answers.
1t Made Her Sad.
MIS-. Mlffley.--Did you have nice
time while you were away?
Mrs. Crossthwaite-No. My husband
kept writing me that he was getting
along very we'll, and urging me to stay
as long as liked.-Chicago News.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-25
Man With the Chicken Fever.

1 claim this chicken fever tia. gets
us all some time during Cur experience
Is contagious and neets remedy,
writes M. M. Johnson r. aur-.l Califor-
man. l would prescrfb@ mcdera ion in
all cases. If it is an extremely bad
case, where the patient M. quite q
reasonable income, in order 10 get ricl
the first year in the poultry business,
would advise some kind of tonic,
such as holding on to a part oe some
Job that he is acquainted WIZ: and
Knows Its bearings. l can't mtine fun
OF any one with the fever. l had it
once myself and am too sensitive now
10 even think how I pulled through.
II was about six years ago this ::iuath
lnat was stricken. 1t came or III
tnls way: If it only costs one blshel
OF grain to keep hen che year, l
could buy said One tushel in corn for
90 cents. If said S5-csnt hen laid 240
eggs In one yeai. at 1 cent each,
would have 1925 c:e,r rronl c,ls OF the
SAID one lien. Whereas, if Que hen
makes profit Of $2.2s, why would not
loo mems make d prof: OF x:95? My
ngures said the: Muu.3. Aad if 1925
was the profit OF 1%6 mems, then 1000
mems would bring me in the nice i'll
come of $2,25O every year; and about
an would hays IL 20 would be to
Duy the grain ana wheel in the eggs.
linen l took up the b1oiier question
LOT consideration. 1t. considered fine.
IS as follows: One G,,zen eggs, worth
IL cents, turned into broiiers worth 40
cents each. The figures ran wild and
some of them get away, and I have
never been able to get said figures all
together since. Gentle readers, can any
or you sympathize with me? Have YOU
ever had it? Some years later had
gone through all the experiences that
belong to the novice in the business
l ind that poultry really pays, and the
pest way to make it pay is to throw
away your slate and pencil, roll up
your sleeves, and go into it. Start on
small capital and with small flock
Learn the trade and grow up with it
You will find screw loose occasional
~, but always carry screw driver.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-25
Faith In the Invisible World.

To get the best enjoyment from
earthly things we need faith in the in.
visible world. That unseen realm in.
cludes the soul Of God and the spirits
of men. Christ is the true scientist
for he shows that the physical and
spiritual worlds are the twin hemis-
pheres Of perfect universe. The pur-
pose of His life is to increase our
knowledge of God, and to reveal to us
the ceaseless marvels Of our own ma
lures. The most accurate definition OF
self-knowledge is God-knowledge.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-25
All On One Side,

MI Un UNC S1UC.
Finncgan--They say that lot nv
thin Spaniarls is part Irish.
Fogarty-Who says It?
Finncgan-,:hr historians.
FOgartN-.shc. me wan nv thin,
Moike-show r;a wan nv thin! There
moight be !:G:. in some nv the Span
ish, hut ORR prove that there's no
Spanish In amy Nv the Irish.-Clcve-
land Leader.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-25
Encouraxinr Bachelorhood.

A tifteen-StOry bachelor apartment
building is to be erected on the south
east corner of Fifth avenue and Forty
fifth street. New York. by the Mat
thew RyrncS estate. at Il cost of SIJO,-
COO or more Matthew Byrnes, who
made Il fortune as Il builder, bought
this plot in 1851 for $4,000. 1t is now
worth S1.CtUUOO.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-25
4 Hating mace,

The Night Watclman-I saw you
sitting in the entryway under your
porch steps ut o'clock the other
morning. Anything wrong?
Jaggers-No. On my way home from
the club, that's all. Long journey, you
know; makes a fellow feel Il little
tired. Entryway is my coaling station.
See?-ClevGlnnd Plain Dealer.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-25
The Biggest Bicycle in the World

The Biggest Bicycle in the World.
A German has just completed a hi
cycle that has one wheel nine feet in
diameter. Two people ride on it-one
on each side. 1t runs easily because OF
its scientific construction. The Scien-
tific formula of HOstetter'S Stomach
BitterS is the reason of its great viz
tues in making the weak strong. II
your health is poor. try a bottle.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-25
Wheat 10 Cents a 1sushel.

How to grow wheat with big profit at 40
cents and samples of Salzer's Red Cross $50
Bushels per acre. Winter Wheat, Rye Oats,
Clovers, ETC., with Farm Seed Catalogue
for cents postage. JOHN A. SALZER
SEED CO., La Crosse, Wis. w.n.u.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-25
EMMY Talk.

Higgins Hall-Have you heard that
empty box story?
Rustic Bridge-No.
Higgins Habits just as well you
haven't; there's nothing in it.-Chau-
tauQua Assembly Herald.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-25
The Only One.

The Sage-Tllcre is only one success.
full argument to he employed in Il con-
troversy with a woman.
The TEro-And what is that?
The Sage-Dead Silencc.-Puck.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-25

1t isn't leap year, but some women cannot
get out Of a cab without Offering a man
their hand.-Phladelphi Bulletin.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-25
A1Ey Kncw,

"Well, Algernor, do you feel proud
Of being an unclc:"
'NO, 'c3usc | amt no uncle.'
"Why not:"
"Cause Pm an aunt. The new kids
q girl."-New York World.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-25

Bicycles and anti-fat are responsible for
considera BILE falling off in the population
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-25

The prisoner who wants to be hailed on
would not find any relief from eating spoHs
cake.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-25

Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic cure constipation forever
lOc, Csc. II c. c. c. fail. druggists refund money
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-25

A mans socks are sometimes acct
dentally exposed and sometimes they
are silk.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-25
Bcautx I. nlaod nccn.

Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without 1t. Cascarets Candy Ca
thartic cleans your blood and keeps 1t
clean by stirring up the lazy liver and
driving all impurities from the body. Re-
gin to-day to Danish p!Ea?ics boils.
blotches, blackheads. and that sIckly, bill
icus complexion by thk...~ Cascarets-
beauty for 10 cents. All drrEs!s,s Sat-
tsfaction guaranteed, Ice, .:Jc, 53c.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-25

OOSMO BUTTERMII,l1. TCI.ET SOAP
makes the skin soft, white ard healthy.
Sold everywhere.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-25

For perfect complexion and a clear,
healthy skin. use COSMO BUTTERMlLk
SOAP. Sold everywhere.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-25

''Oh. can stick up for myself" snid the
tack in the chair. Il Won: be sat upon long
at time"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1898-08-25

1t doesn't take more than one whisky straight
to get men terribly twisted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03

U lectors once April IT. Isos-Seasd proPo ss a TOT
,.,ng IN such quantities may be dt 'r,d miseei-
anus Supplies for Us. OF re custom. se,vce a. ,n,s
ip. payable the appropriation Tor toi-
isct,nx the Revenue from Customs 1872 nelaans gas
and current for Illuminating puf-
pos.s IN rensd premises. WIN be sse'sa At 'hs o,SS:
un.' - ~ received until the day and hour named for
the psriormance Of the following services during IN:
nremises repairing and maintaining special nrs alarm
box az ,sr,ss for specis Greasrm box connecting
al At the T. g. Appraisers waIesous. WITH Ninth rr IRE
anct station providing coupe .evlce for carrying m1
,mS..n The C. Appraiser Warehouse. Postcfhcs
nIii.ns and Custom House bcildns sna a., use ~ ,ns
locks and different Offices where Customs onneer are
,a,aned IN New York. Brooklyn ard jersey Cay. Tor
srtna sugar samples from vhsrves bonded warehouse
ana other places the L. s. Appraisers warehouse
hs mower 10 reject any all bids parts Of BIDS ana
a. waive detects II reserved schedule of the Htlces
and required and other in.osmann -
C,.tam. Al this port. q. r. BIDwEIIA Collector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03

Buffalo. Nav o.-Csttle-Receipts moderate mer-
ket Tor good hutcher and fat and medium Neisn
shipping farm steady heavy steers SO" OF ss
and lower Good fat shipping seers - ooaSa ist
~ soQs+ and rough steers. tfTSt
Hight seers 81 50Si So IA; heers. 81 'V9st 20 msed
butchers stock 81 Is<4 -. good fat cows ~ ousf 10
Hcg--keeeipts heavy market about stea"y WIN -,
demand all kinds. good choice Workers. ~ go
81 10 light Workers 81 o5us4 %. mixed packers graoes
s. loasi u medium weights - 10 heavy hogs - lsg
s. 20. roughS So gNsS 10: 81 75ps3 30 sheep ana
smDs-Recelp:s light market slow. bui prices about
steady for both kinds clipped lambs. choice To ca
s. 1ods5. fair good 81 5UaS 10 year!nss fair 10
wehes SiTSt - wool amhs. fair 10 choice Sog
- 50 clipped sheep. choice 10 selected wetners
s. 1884 - sheep Si4<i 10 common to fair IS 10
as % culs 50 2jgs3 10.
Ess, Iherv. May Cattle strong extra s. i5asa 90;
prime common 81 9cdst Is. Hogs steady
best mediums ~ 05GS+ IL best Workers.. - rs: light
81 a5qs4 heavy hogs. <4d$l 10; pigs. ~ 100
So 90 roughs So 5O1s3 80. Sheen dull choice clipped.
81 2oasi p common 1893 G5 Choce clipped lambs.
15aef common 70 god ~ 1871 10. spring James,
s5Ts1 veal calves. $685. 10
o:Ist so Western yS1si 81 and hef-rs 81 ~
asa 25 stockers feeders. 81 2jgS % southern. 81 -
ns3 go Hogs active :, higher. neavy. SO g1s@. lights.
81 GoQs3 ~ pigs s3Is3 - packers 81 GS5 90 mixed.
81 lo3x3 90 Workers. - 75qs3 s2i7. Sheep steady West
ern ambs s5as5 &c. mutons s4Gsi 10 spring lambs s.
Gs7
- Louis May Cattle steady. fancy export steers
81 2Jqs5 20 dressed 81 l5GS+ 80
feeders 50 zoo s. 80. and heifers SO
with fancy ratiye heifers up 70 81 80 exas an
Indian 50 1905. and he'fers. - 'oI
Hogs higher Workers. 50 1898 b. packers 50 $50
81 90 butchers. tiGs4 10 sheep slow and unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. Nay 2. fNnS.

New-York MAY . 1898.
CoTTTT-There but little disposition 20 trade out
rf, In Brazilian coffee futures only ~. bags changed
hands 81 opening call For the entire session me
transactions reached 80 $50 bags. consisting chthy Il
'swars" The market opened steady with May conuh'r
points and other months unchanged Inc Ia'er
ruling Q. the market somewhat irregular. Win
weak undertone closing steady net unchanged 70 ~
POINTS lower Trading quite local except for he
furopeer the outset Local bears met me oe
rnsot after the market opened ana
le the quite weak. news from abroad VINE
o2enirs subsequently unsAth. -
torv Liquidation Of local accounts was somethne OF
As Coffee Exchange Will be closed " edles
dav contingent naturally tmld IN the matter
az taking on new responsibilities while for the same rea
so. outsiders indifferent. There was no paricuai
market remained Selling checked by free ware
house deliveries this country while the movement "
supplies AZ Rio and liberal Spot Braz, az
fee ruled tGerably firm al unchanged quotations 10
RIO 7c for invoice lots and I13c j,hong parces' te,
last - o0O bags. against - "
the rrevious and 1000 last year Al santos "N'
bags the previous week and 1853 Eeti
ar9 Rio shipped the United states l33Vo oafs -
Fl,rop~ 200 bags the United states - o'
states 10 600 bags Deliveries from United states ware
So,ses FOR The ended i4a $50 bagr ncnG
ire i2f Goa at New-York against 9NbiI last week an1
S7o1s las, year on Thursday the steamer liersc ls
cleared Victoria 10 bags. OF Friday the Dark
uadeoupe cleared Santos with HOO bags on SATURDAY
steamer Clrneria. with 90 600 bags anf steamer -
v,,th hays TIE nres"0 s'ock - 'f"e
IN hamburg s7s 90 bags including 5l3no bags
Brazsn against e.2 COO and SIS 600 bags respeoiVey
month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03

% e. ~ IN; "a, Pnop,, roTs s- Aa sen ss
~ tons cont ogth 'mhoy TO salem 81 10 MS,
, ~ VT S' 'i H, A. i,esrea 90 qrs era1
May i'riiisn steamer 10 90 ~ saia. A,ane range %
~ % sra ~ - no tcc s mary MED s KnsG or
Continent. As l'sl. teFjt ems Hamburg. Hewe or
punArk Is - Or rorieauN IS 'ad part 9a'. - LEST
AM o' oSer 'g;,r,gy reure. Tad " n
T,spc s SeaSrapnci h t,e frerh situation
irre sunmcr yelw vas faii 10 have been offered n
M1 ~a{ ~ h out w Ss'f f % m 2 VIII AR
e. P9 % e. 49, aS S qSf by aT
sn T yd~ % VA Sn:,e9 grade. 27a.ssc prn
white 2Ga27c Prime winter y"low ?fh HH,':c llnf.ed
5aa aw a. t a oa ess sss sa! sS!e ''0''e
n Ssayv ,as ~ hs G r i1S Sd ande
T9 n, = s S @y iasIP G n T s as
Wa scarce ani som.wha H TX, a.L
ggo,ca Mes' SO ISL f"m;y $l2s. 90 .s0r f Ge1[
s.: s%oqsI % Ind. @;., t, ,o9!l
sieady due'ed: Baeon.. n S<e 10 s;s
s,toiog her,e. Il 10 n 81 GG7,c. Il ~ .'sc: Il ~
es Ps o.5 h9d & Ct w ?%i1a at green 70 n e
wesfc-n s r 7a7is'.....TALLOw- Steady; city. a''c
s a . hAF g s5: e. re 91:'f1 aua
quoted south America, :oeo. Continent 50 ~ n,azi
w ,F 42"i'"nd Tf. Firm quoted GEO
rI9 no CIV W ,' 1rY ca was 10th tor foresn
ard e9mefs s,n i' Imepcsn war would he
thing - ~ pas and mat p ce' wers a. u" sy
na.al CONSEQUENCE The ma tk't showed n lrss ~ -
closing at about unchanged pric"' We ghotr; -
4. 14'.c. lar 10 RoNi 49, =.
20 choice -.0Gt r.. head G'SGtc. Faifa ''u ~
hond s'.Ga,.. Japan. 5'.gcc Java -.s'''e' Rang '"
bond. . .T2Ac .....- .r,,,,.s
STGAH Rsnrcrs succeeded IN securing further supp?
on IN. iasis Of ,c centrifugal ~ test 80 'T Mus
covain ace for nuasses sugar :" 'es' -
,lv and found importers entertaining l's'
,tcvs than las wc.k. English news was hh'ly rs "a
,-hle -, en,icra;ei ten ied g. make buyers more
conf dent Cane AZ London was steady. WIN nl' - We
d..nr Lawn on ,ed 81 and far refining los h''t
vas ouc and rather easier with present month qo'-H
Guided IL centrifugal - test ut loc 10
etor. ho.e a, Tho market for refined sugar was
ri, r.-aaly active. ruled FIRM In with Last
prices still in iorce number Of the softer sraccs W.e
r.u,ftel As and slight af'anc" was looked y
in ihesc g-ade, by some We quote Dom nos cu' loa'
and crashed = - TO- powdered and coar." powdered
: ii-Gc sranrlatcd and hne granuiaed i6c' coarse
rrrnu'afei and fne rranula'ci, Z" lIr; come
f.n4rs efanulaied and cubes II 10 NNNN powdered
rl.if! - iGc. daT'nd A. = : l6c. come o. %
crs' A. -lu,: Ms l. ? and I. Sac. No :. II .
y, &c. No = 4',c 80 s. II ID. No !? ll-i"c. -
10 a. No H. iGr No IL TO-: No IL, 49,. NJ
H. lGc Nos - and &c 4'.c.
THE WOOL ENtTIANGE ErpoRT.-Current quota
tons Il domestic vo.s issNd Wool Exchange on al
ca-sncRtlo a flllous.
ONO. WEST VIRGINIA. Three 'eh;h- comb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston May c-Cittcn essy; mitd.ins. SIC low
mltdlinr 5ac 60 ordinary. Sc. receipts. I'D baes.
rsittrnors Ma 2-,ot,on nominal. mdlng 65-iJr;
os mddlny 37sc. good ordinary l6c. gross receipts,
l.0 bales stocs Il. .93 $500.
Savannah. Nav = cotton quiet and easy: miill'ng.
,liilling. i6c. receipts. $50 paes exports
to the Continent 3.e5. coastvise 100 sa's a2o stock
81 3l3. ,.. -,
mid ling d. - ordinary. 1876 ret receipts. 'n
bales. gross ITO. shpncni- 300. sAles LOO s'ofk'
81 Louis May ? -Co;ton qriet. miidilrs. sac; low
n,di,lns 5s.c good 0rinlN &c net eceip;s u taes
gross ioi. shipments. go. stock. - w>
New.OrlcAns Ma . ''otan uuet. m'tlnc 30; :oS
good ordinary. 3 receipt id5> bales
r,norts t. Great Britain 1900. exports c,sstwise 8"oo
sales. 1000. stock @'22'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES. De-

..rnant Of the InteFIor, O!ce o. IIII"H ttH.rs,
~ an..on ID c. Mareh 80 1885 scaled propssais WI:
~ r""s,ved sy comm,:s,nsF Ok lneiHr insIs .,t
Sos Of ruesday May II las soT FURNISHING Tor me
l. 49, SeyvI.e coffee. tea. flce bHkins po~ust'
Ihian osrss blankets WOODEN ana cotton goods cloth
TO- notions hats and Gays. boots and shoes sroesey:
ms rnooi bocky BIDS must be made on GoVsrnn'ent
t nks schedules SWING all Necessary information tos
y,,1s,. ~ul be furnished application AT we lhd'Aa
S..s Washington d. 6. Nos 7'-'s Wooster street
New York city. No 1902 state street chioas' ~ the
,er,uI.ssres OF Subsistence. l. = A. al Shrytnns.
i&.venwSrth omshs ST Louis. 81 Paul and San Fran.
~. nostmas Sioux city, YaHk ton ArsAnsas
Sv csIaHsi Topeka Wichita, and Tucsoa BIDS Will
named al the and days above stated ana ecders
Commissioned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03

Liverpool MAY >. 80 p "Gfa rnssS; n nrm
~ red Northern spring Is a. 1 "s,..Sy, Nav
American mixed new, AZ 8sd, lutu,es r,onr1
Is aNd July IS ssps IN. "a Hds "a at Lcndol
81; co.sn DUH Il OslSii los Beef srm es.
India mess Ios Sd, prime mess a cs MEDIUM. Western
@ e. Hams u to 10 h. AR arm "a ' Snort 1S TS
stenS ~ a. "a long clear mddes. hight 70 20 81 10
SIS ca Ions middes st 10 70 sS 90 lea
fs 10 - 10 a;s clear bellies "a to 10 10 r, o
..vo,I,.r.-sauare AZ TO Ii 10 htn' -os. -, ,yh',s
ShouuetS as cheese Arm: American finest white
,r,er,"an finest co!ored AS Isliow tihs esi
rrm cls Lattonseet oil. efPoo' 'e''"e" e>S"" '
posin-Comnlon strorg, os DC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03

hnanrs II the old In fact the line OF buyers
the consumer OF good 10 better
grades and chief choice runs Il the la,t"t syies
A,-i,'s 81 sing prices Arm to-day and there Is
promise 81 support that months settlements are
,h-,ugh with We quote Prime IN large oa'es per i.'
y, -7i,e,sD. Y, ~, .TiC per 100 NJ No :. GdNoc
=: iafs5hc Inferior and sradeess s2Tlpc
per n clover mixed Sc 100 n: clover 'g'c
,s- lr, v, al, meadow 4OT45c SrRhW-Straw re-
tsins .atciy revised figures hut there Is notable
Or rri ~ he stock Will have 20 close ou low
N preeen, OUTLOOK = matters We quote. best long
~ ioc. useful 300S5r per 100 10 oat straw
25qco- The receipts hay and straw IN tons a. re-
iorol 20 ay AT The Produce xchanss. We e
ui~n River Railrosl 3i0 Erie SO. Pennsylvania ~;
shore TOO. rNhgh Valley. 100 Baltimore and ONE
90 central = Nev-Jers'v TO- river boats NJ total
30 tors Receipts of straw, 30 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
CAME NEAR PRAISING HER.
The Boston Journal.

From The BOsIUI JV~I =. :,
49,, A. make WAS one o. the odd sticks' that
,CI,tshed In "A Vermont rural ncighborhood good
nany wears ago His wife was meek. obedlsnt
maIH o. aotnon over whom Alb tyrannized FOR nifty
-, ,nars when she quietly slipped out OF this world
6.d ABS panesyTics on hts dead wfes virtues were
~ Ma ucichhors: she was the best woman on the
Tor Of this earth. Jess Thought the world and al!
a. a6srs want times when | come mighty near
teIlinS her So Yos. Sir an l would Of sod he r.
sin, safe TO PRAISE anything that wars pettcoats.
'ceptin for that would OF told LAZY Ellen what
I thought OF her many a ume-yes "ouid'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03

MErAI.s-o9e,a,.on. in me metal market lacked
p''eats no .riAns fra'.cs. Quotations IN seve'@
Of buyer. than 10 " sses
Metal Exchange called pig iron F"fiaIS srsaS' "
I'D ana sl2 .; askca. Tin ease win 50 50 ed ana "a
s4 G3 asked Spel'ef F.irt WIN - ~ 20 snu = -
MGIAssEs And sYHIls-Tne fears which local buy
ers Deginn.ns entertain tn't noas'es ana syrup
squadron a. Manila sene,a' ertyea To- s, POM and
nsaby :, nice. tn o5'e M%w rlesn
1 1rn,rsal cSmon "ail H.. far 1915 good IA
d.@o,. AN 2fq2sc good 2sQ2Dr. prime 3oa3c choi."
ar l3QI3c. good. iG9i7c prime. lsp2Ve. fancy q
"yA sJoFEs St c r""n 's f.. m sSs %f sd
,pesai new feature to day Spiri,s tnrpcnne we're nm
n :" ,"s and pitch neglected There IN outside
1.w' - s%' !. So ' oil bSi. s. p;c
TesuaTs "'s 1alisf. =. so F.
s sa, 8 80 asS az s' 90 K 81 30 NJ w.
NGsc-rHN rHEiGi4Ts-Thc msrte for berth 'relshis
vas onie and steady at the following ano"ti9ns LyeT
Rrth md Hui. 5'rd. Newessue &C. 49, ="
a@lur w PIG Sns.. Hs .. lca GeSi ~ H rsc
a. eo FTr e iTs %%D % M
fasns IN sail con,ngs' se ,g Fate. 20 a.
limited on.ng., OF onnase fr the coal ead
rSr trade, wanted sna run was ras e nctye to
ie inquiry f0' f, ne nartrt som.whn easier ,houe
rates quoi@9HyS r. steamer
were awn ,nter pcn.acoia 10 Tie heS pri,,.
conne"' 80 cons, iaya . nelswSTe hessW"nf
,'e"t %, 81 option United Kingdom o ~ 81
tor ordefr - sb,nd british stonmef @24I tons cen
JUly. fnaI nc. ia south African tsrf oei,he MA!
era csrgo 70 600 qrs grain Phlisd~iphi9 t. coIn
r'sn rdcr, .'9d jnne h WV 10 COX for orders
rrain; Phis" ,,h ,,eam.r 5000 qra rain FAY moe -
ricxcd ports nI'r, imnrrk AID, Msy.June, hrtsa
1iss1er iii tcn, ..aaer 1910 tons india
I.oeh' men,ss ttvsts terms h rItson esenncr S.
tons. sa'rr IT,. nrivate BTiilfh stehihe'
Gult cote philadelphia 10 lanpon. ,s,,rn
coal enc sari ,previousiyl 5000 cases .S,r
terms. irt''sh o 23pc. jar July; s't
hence japan ,isv ro~ey S~w-YoTk .. "a p enA,
,rr.d a.r"ad lnn.h ' italian bark prcviuosly -,
west coast a@ cor) dude pe'ioieun nrne osr oil
sell.s pri, ate te,,' &c british bark 40 t.ns'
hence I" J.. .ar.n n about 'oc, =, ., ahon,
Oh 20 ..;nn 10 Buenos Ayres AZ OF IL IT,,
80 '0ps so."o $40 british r sihSsH 500
T. Haa,1as coooncr il9 tons epc'a avs ,na oIri
:, nCrh Il HattcI"' 80, I. nofh q tettsfhs,
cusi,, 'u ssa Tons. lumber. Mobile 10 NV