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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-26
ADJUSTMENTS
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
JOSEPH JEFFERSON,

Tonight Joseph jefferson will come to
the Opera Hou 0 aud be seen in his ever,
popular rendition of rip Van Winkle,'
which has amused and touched the hearts
of three generations of play goers, and it's
cxponen +, MIR. Jefferson, is still youthful
and vigorous i'll spite Of tho years Mother
Nature has hvaped upon his head. His
friends hope and trnst he will continue to
play rip Van Wrinkle" until tho babies
in the cradles become theatre goers in
their turn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-26
March in tiavcn Church.

There will I've an Indian March given In
Haven NJ. T.. Church, Third and Dupont
streets on Wednesday evening. April 27th.
The Indian chief and lady will appolr
in Indian costume, followed by hers.
Come and Sec this March. Admission
JctS.
Proceeds for benefit OF Parsonage COM
mlttue. Refreshments in abundance.
NJ f. RAslN, Secretary.
Rev. J. w. Cox Pastor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-26
lIANSCONi'S
Special Prices This Week:

Grrcn Arrc tx III Quality Baked Beans.
SC r;.n.
Good Cuyu ;''ar'h pound pkg, Sc "
ga 1T Jar, ilOmc-Eaue swcc. Mixed
PicRlrs, 10
sunny -ldc California Bartlett Peas,
tir can.
lIansrom's Powdered Pa.lum"d Lyr, IL.
cnn
"rar Honey ri cult vanilla and oh CO.
late icing, 1Oc. pound
- n'ruI i."c biscuit, orange favor, sc
puuun.
Chocolate Mnrshmeiiows. pouna boxes,
lie
Asserted Cream Candy, mint, vanilla
ana oh Isolate lie. pnunu'
UANUn0SS,S 9TH and
1hN0UUM y nsrkct Streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-26

IT Is said the reason ''Don," who was
given to Capt. Amy by Miss Bayard was
returned to its former owner, was that it
could IA tale unfold about the engagement
Of the battleships Wilmington in its cap :
ture of tho Sofia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-26

WAR was declared last e.ening, the bill
being signed by the President at 74o
o'clock. Tho fact was made known ID
our city by the ringing Of bells, which
brought hundreds Of people OH the streets
to And out what they could learn new
about the war. Hundreds crowded around
the Armary last evening 10 get u lsstlook
at tho soldi boys who left for Mlddle-
town this morning to go into camp to wait
until called to the front by President Nc
Einlev
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-26
, Wanted TO Enlist,

Two we'll known young maI OF the
west side were diS.ppolne thi, NOR ming
because they could not enlist in one Of the
companies OF tho National Guard. About
10 o'clock they went to the ArmOry. they
were drunk amt were arrested by Officer
Pierce When placed in IL cell at tho Cry
Hail one Of the men tired to shake down
tho gate. He will sober up before mig ut.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-26

The sale of Mrs. Newlin of Mill Greek
Hundred, took place tn Monday and was
quito we'll attended and through the OIL
forts of Auctioneer Stidham tolorably
fur prices were obtained colt, selling as
high as $59 cows &iSe TO Si5 hoifers 81 to
$2U, dreamer ST. aad other things in pro-
portion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-26

Gov. HASTINGS, OF Pennsylvania, has
received John Wannmaker's offer to raise
nregiment, and returned his thanks for
NE same John says he Is willing to 90,
sven in the ranks as private, to show his
loyalty to the Government.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-26

Z. Il. We. FIJI, aId King Streets.
|, thr place. i"u come and see our store and
So ouf lol ) gcl or prices AMI see If you cant
9o,dsn ! ri'sl and ii !, and lots Of them, too
l,rnu"r Rolled OiS-, z III pa,'lsagr, &c; for sc
- lead" kpti'd oats, ID package DC; 3 for 2jc.
lhr~.' are hoth first class new goods. Scotch
III" time; ~" pound. California rartett
pears, big bright halves, Just the incest ones
You "vcr saw, l.c pound, California nprcots,
extra nice fruit, bri sht and good size, 81 a
pound sunny Side Tomato k"trhup. large
fancy bottles rev top, rlcgant goods, he bot.
TIE, C.aWspns Root Beer, lnakrs5 gallons 7r
bottl'. California SIiycr prnnrs lh pound; ;
these are the very largest ones rhat come
mncko,cl, ,c; for !5c. Light yellow sugar,
t'2ca pound. Ask for trading stamps at II. NJ.
Mmrs, Fifth and King streets. a22 Ut +
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-26

N CTICE-L MILFORD CAREY, THE TEN
~ ant aud occupant Of the house situate at
No. aIS West seventh street, in the Fifth
war. OF tic city OF Wilmington. Couaty
of New Castle ana state Of bella
ware. in compliance with the requirements
OF the acts OF theGcnerat Assembly in SUCH
ease made andJ"or4el do hereby give
notice that lbtu apply in writi,.
10 the Judges OF the Court of Gcner-
in and for New Castle Coanty. on Mon lay.
thu 10Th day of May, A. d. 1895
being the next term of sal cJnrt, for II H.
crnSn for sad house as aiv4nr or tavern for
the sale thereig OF intoxicailns liquors in
les uuAntitiGI than one quart, 10 ba hrunk
on the premises, and the foil owing respec-
table citizens OF said ward. at least twelve
OF WHOM are substantial FIRE aholder5 oil
sn Il ward recommend the said ap .,licttiun.to
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-26

The women of the Middletown Now
Century Club have adopted tho apple
Blossom as the clubs flower some of tho
members wanted II yellow flower, but OBJ
jection was raised that it savored too much
G Spain, and they won their point.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-26

Diphtberia, sore throat crn1p Instant
Eslief, permanent ours Dr.. Thomas
&tlectrlc Oil. AT any drug store.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-26
THE BOARDS
PATRIOTISM.
ali The Members Say Long Live Amerl-
ca. Business Of the Body

The Board of Education met last night
and when tho bells Of the city announced
the declaration of war, the members OF the
board stood. President Baird said 'Long
1.-Two America" which remark was APP
plauded Then on motion of Mr. Morrow
it was ordered that all flags on the schools
be displayed until tho war is over. One
thousand patri0tic songsters will be pur-
chased for distribution among the schools
and the songs will be caught to them
The bids for erecting an addition to
school No. II were opened. They were as
follows:
William J. Brown, S3l99; Philemma
Chandler, $3.50; A. 5. Reed and Brother
Company, $500; A. Eckman, S3207 Will
liam G. Guthrie, $3345; Hubert Cassidy u
Bro, $,493; William II Foulk q Son,
$3l37; b. Y. Shakesp ,are, 1878; s. Il. Tar
button 1851; Black we'll and johnson,
S9249 The bids were were referred to the
New Building Committee with power TO
act.
The following bids were received for re-
laying the flag stone pavement around the
High School: Francis Pizet s35; James G.
Adams, $5l; A. S. Reed and Brother Com.
pany, $50 80. The bids were referred to the
New Building Committee with power to
act
The Grand Arlny's invitation to the
board to participate in the Memorial
Day celebration war accepted. General y.
O.Howard sent letter congrhtulating the
the board on the excellent work of the
Howard school. A flag was ordered pur.
chased for No. % school.
The Finance Committee presented the
following estimate Of the probable reve.
nues and expenditures for tho fiscal year
con mencing July l.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-26

NOTlCE-TO the Honorable Judges of
~ the Court of General sessions of tho
Stute Of ileinwarn IN an tor New
castle county, we. the undersigned. free
holders and rrsprci able citiE 'ua u the LIST
ward Of city Of Wilmington 10 hereby certify
that VIM. NJ. Foort and Wm. II. Robinso,
tenants and occupants OF the store SltnItrt at
>. w Cor. 9TH u III Oua 90 Streets in ,St wn'l
city, county and state Aforesaid, and d,.-rr,N Il
IN their applcaton.and who is an applicant Tor
ahccnse Oh Monday the 18th day Of May, A,
p lSS, being the next term of said court, for
the sale Of Intoxicating liquors in uuauttle.
not less than one-haif gallon therein
not 10 nc drunk on tho premises they
being liccns2d retailers OF g0ois, wares and
merchaldi seth aXgr"gaicc 'st valu-"r their
stock constantly kept on hand Ter sale Is not
,eS, TIA $40. Thy are mea of
iull aye. so5riety an ao)d moral cIsru ter;
'hal such Sh'c OF intox eating liuuot a. said
place Is necessary to accommodate tn" public
'haL they are ihe t"na1tS OF said storrund tho
trn" r,ntal value ~ ilvr hundred dollars: the
'nllo"lhE Respectable citizens Of sal ward.
1T least twelve OF wno ~ arc slbita atial froh
hollcrS or snd WARD. recommend ths sail
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-26

X 4. S. CLARK must stand trial on tho
bharge of aiding and abCtting VIM y.
Boggs in looting the bank at Dover. Ho
Ia charged with drawing three thousand
dollars from the bank when he had no:h.
Ing there to his credit. This makes the
sccond indictment III the Boggs case and
pSPs:ion. Justice comes high. but that
ID what AD courts are supposed to give
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-26

MOTICE--I ROBT. f. FRANCIS, TENANT
~ and occupant Of the house, situated at
the n. W. Corner Eighth and Orange streets,
IN the Fifth ward of the city o I Wilmington,
county OF New Castle and State Of Delaware,
IN compliance with the requirements of the
acts Of the General Assembly in such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice that
! shall apply in writing to the Court OF 4ener.
al Sessions of the State Of Delaware, in and
for New Castle county, on MONDAY, the 10th
day Of May, A. D., 1875. being the next term Of
sad court, for II license for said house ~ an
i'm or tavern, for the sale therein OF intoxicat.
ing liquors i'll less quantities than one quart
to be drunk Oh the premises and the follow.
ing respectable citizens Of said ward at least
twelve Of whom are substantisl frceholllels of
aad ward recommend the said application
viz:
Nathan llebermau john 4 i;rown
John Newell Benjamin 4 Rawusey
J McCaffrrty Samuel Hawkins
Thomas Fcdpan Vim McCloskey
l. Carmichael George Walforth
his Frank shaw
WIN tX) Kyle RT Moody
mark Joseph } Breen
" Lyle Harry James
BENZ P Hnsson CCarberry
W II Robinson III Jefferis
James J Fox VIM Glynn
James Megary Howard Ogle
Robert Erowa " BA Haines
ak3W ROBERT II, FRANCIS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-26

& Co.
62I-623 Market street,
Special Sale
of Suits.

Take a look at our
large show window,
every suit there we
have marked to $40
such values in per-
feet goods have never
been offered before
80 early in the season
Suits OF Cheviot,
Serge, Coverts all
made in best manner
possible, the entire
line is marked to one
price, $40 without
regard to :. former
prices.
Many new prices
just made on Spring
Dress Goods; you
should visit this de-
partlnent now.
$1.O0 novelties 75c.
75c. novelties soc.
soc. novelties 800.
Still a large assert
ment to select from.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-26
RECEIPTS.

From Council for current ex.
penses for 1888. ..............$ l40.626 OF
Five per cent. increase. T,03l 80
From Council for new buildings 10000 %
From state funds. ...............l4,OOO O0
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-26

Full line now, complete and
ready Tor rapid selling at
money saving prices.
Ice Chests, $3 upwards.
Refrlserators, $3.50 upwards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-24

Florida s.cpmGss das ss s crer
dn ana %saR 'A Tomatoes and higher
vegetables show speea: feature We quote; Potatoes s
= - Orleans ssass SO Do lain Isor'n per
s !: g a. per 40 o5 S%s 81 ga
ger s s5a DO 9" 5 Ss4 sss
81 75Gsi 50. d. Egyptian. bag 81 75rs3 Do BE-
Sss p per 100 bancs. ssS c
csun2wers Dbl 81 9s3 90 eass"s stss csaIs9n
soanc; cucu%heI Charleston basket s, ssas2 :s
p per box saSss lettuce per bh sFI oka
s%re ;s 80 Pc! or siT csro sss? Rss:
radishss per bill 5OcGfsi green Florida. has
ke IGcgi squash per eo c sats :. 5s prn6
whit per III socosi 80 string beans N,r,h
5ocasi %: d. savannah. aoaI5c.
HAY AND srRAw-HAY-The market dd no, open .
Geney to- meet buyers views be Considered that
there has been long run o. iaheg al nd s
tbs late cate OF the month would be surprising II
ias weeks full prices. and who're most of tho trading
took place prizes were Tara . Sn an arbun to
less uniform unloading Of complete standards of quality
o n' o n rg 70 10 NAV recover with more snowy
stool, at hnni The growing has not been 50 en-
favored with proper harvesting weather when gathering
he hushe From state accounts buyers feeders will
be less nden' upon remote grown by than fox long
general heavy output Fast and West bat transportation
,tere Is large Class Of buyers prefer
any other realizes its former attractive properties
ana ballne We quote: Prime in ars, haes ger 100 20 10
7TiAr: No l. 1Od72ic pcr 100 III NJ b'QG2i1c per no
~ No 2 4ei.nl1ilc: inferior and gradeless 2jpiOc per
100 NJ clover xed ;5q5jc per 100 IN. clover per 100 10
7iai2c sTRAw-There Ia better feeling In best
straw and generally quoted Selections have
made a. &c and few Instances SOC good run or
stock would evidently pnt those figures IN tho gen
.ral Vst We quote Choice long i5c ner lVO N;
other rales 2oa pN 100 M ont straw 2oa3or per 100
NJ Receipts n hoy and straw IN tons ~ reported &C me
Produce Exchange today. were: Hudson RIVER
ralr1sd 2sn. Ponngy,van1 Railroad TO- West Shore
Hairosd 90 Ieh'sh Valley Railroad. ~: Baltimore nnd
ohio Rairoad TO- Central Railroad ~ New ersey. ~;
river boats 10 total 80 toms Receipts Of straw Az
f-rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-24
OTHER MArKETs-DY TELEGRAPH.

high price Of sns free maIhs, n Of cattle
nE decline OF Seloe Beef steers sigS' S s
= s oe sas s a sI' ssr ana e. bs s
900 hog CARED over RI, from last Ssk the there ss
arG vas active prices adyansnS IVc goTs,
axs s 81 S, s9e'rf the small supply u Sheep day
made buyers take hold, and phces quickly
'e w ss sms sG f cppd s na
s. TO- clipped sheep s. l5ast 80 Receip's-Hoss 9'Oco
Cincinnati May 2tpss active SSsD hs sIsss 80 g.
East Liberty May 23Ca,tle steady exrn 81 io9s5 IS;
s'msi 80 H /. , Ss and baoyy yd P ia
8 2o light Workers stgsi 10 pigs as to SSaS ns Sa
Kansas city NAV 2s--Cat;ie steady; fair to common
dressed beef steers 81 iOGs5 90 light weight and butchers
Gamer s. s oass as bulls i5as calves. ca
0isc per ID; stock"rs and feeders Sass lnas IT,.
& ssa ''s & asqsi 'S g. he a
Sheep strong Dorado WOOL lambs s. 25ss5 40: clipped:
81 5ossi -; native lambs 81 5Oas5 25 muOns, 81 200
s. Louis May 2acattlc lower: fair to fancy natye
steers 81 1915 Is, dresse! beef and bStchers - Soy
feeders 81 2jasi co. and heers 50 2oos 49, Texas
and indian steers 50 Sas, 3d. eSys and I'd hesTs 81 ~
lsi 20: 6uichers 81 4ods - sheep strong native
;ons s. i5as4 30; lambs s5G$e 80: Texas muons 81 TO-
East urtaio May 23-cattie-R Receipts liberal market
prices good TO choice shipping STEERS - 20
Steers 50 55Gsi 25 light 81 l3asi iO steers
Eandy Dil.s. 50 ea.3 80 MossERecsp,s light mar
and e p, %sis g, yor.er a. si 90 mixed
hravy hogs s. 5Jqsi co. roush s. sSasi pigs s. $50
% sh ss .nG ar to sCS y a ea q s5a
$3.50 earns Fised choice we'ners s.a,i 80 native
S mixed sheep ,g.' si6s4 20; eus 50 250ss So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston MAJ 23-Co,on nrm miilliag. f3-i6c;
low middllng T-6c good ordinary. Lice receipts. 20
bales; exports the Continent. lO0S: coastwise. y.
stock, ~. ,0S a.,
Baltimore May 23-coton nominal middling, 0isc;
low mdng Lice good ordinary sac gross receipts.
l. 100 bales: exports coastwlse. 600. stock 1897
savannah May 23.--,o.ton firm miiiling. 5stc low
midding Tide receipts io5 bales. exports coastwso.
7sl sales. 10; stock. iJ.sin. 80
mddng Sic: good ordinary. +'hc; net receipts. 3l'
bales; receipts 639; shipments IDS sales 'oo'
stock, 4s.iiy
Ct Louis May 23Co,ton steady: midilins. sac: low
mddng 5Sc good ordinary 5sc net receipts, III bales
gross receipts. 1922 shipments. 723. sales 400 stock
~. iiG. 90,
low middling sac: good ordinary. 41sc receipts o2l3
bales: 10 Great Britain. 600: Sales l0 stocx
%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-24
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COFFEE-The opening call al the Coffee Exchange 20
DAY enlivened by the offerings Of leading spo,
brokerage and sales reached $500 bags the pu!els
being part local shorts and Few venture
bought Ter possible rise parity en-
coirare by the very free warehouse deliveries the
United States 90 bags Saturday and partly on e
theory that has recently been accunlud'no
ehor, For the Of the session. howeNe udu
ing not active; to II m sales mao
10 500 bags and for entire session the total
was IL $50 bags. Tie opening call showed decline ~
bTIO points for everything but April. which was IN
changed: subsequent changes were unmporian Win IN"
rsrEet finally steady az unchanged prices TO net &C.
cline ~ 10 points European cables report unnteresiIg
conditions the OF the Brazilian cables was w
tnS,catir ~ large receipts Spot Brazilian cOee ruled
inactive closed dull and more CT less nonna a, un
changed prices No Rio invoice lots. csc ana Jopoib
parcels 6.c Steamer Button cleared Rio SATURDAY WIN
29oO bags receipts for the week Just enoea edeu
o bacs against last week and o4Vu pass
last year Santos receipts aggegated oooo bags agas
81 600 bags a week ago and 1900 bags a year ago
Shipments from Rio United States were iouVo
10 Europe, 5000 bags: Santos 70 nea Stas. -'
haas TO Europe &c 600 bags Deliveries from WAREHOUSES;
aggregated o. 34s bags. including SEES BAGS az ~
York against 1913. .67 bags last week and el'" Jugs e
same
The range OF contract prices the local market today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-24
EUROPEAN pRoptcE MARKET.

Liverpool. May %. 3:45 p. m.-Exchange-Wheat-Spo
dull; No 1 red Northern spring. la corn-spot Suls,
American mixed new IS Sad futures steady; July Us Sd
September IS S%d f1our-st Louis fancy winter dull
I3s 81. Hops London Pacific COAST dull t2dfs Beef
Arm prime mess. fine Western SIS Cd: prime mess me
dunn Western 52s 81. liams-Short IL to 10 10
duh ass Bacon dull Cumberland cut ~ TO 30 n. 3ts
Cd short rib % ~ H. 3is Cd long clear mtdes light
~ 10 rs NJ Sss long clear mddes heavy. 40 10 - 10
ss Cd 10 to Il H. 33s ID clear bellies
IL 10 10 IL 2os ShoudersSquere II TO Ia N. dull 2ts
a. Lard Prime Western steady. 33s. Che-se dull
American finest white 40s American finest colorei 42s
Taow--prtme city Arm afs I'd. Cottonseed oi-Liver-
pool refined steady los Cd Turpentine steadx
20s Cd Rosn--CommoI nrm. % IND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-24

Smoking bellies. nc; 10 n &c; ~ 10 G%9sEc: a N:
Stc. fickled shoulders quiet; quoted 4&c. Picked
hams steady: quoted "a dsc: Western 10 n. 7c
western p. 'lsc. ..TALIOW-Firm; city. Idtl.c;
country aE@iisc.... IARD-Quiet. quoted 6'oh6 'ac
City lard easy; quoted sc5GG3cc Refined steady;
kegs Ne5c. Compound steady: quoted: City. ~ d5c:
" Western. 5Q5isc..... .sTEAR INE-Fru: quoted Oleo
G'gc: city lard stcarine. 7i1S7Sc nominal. 49,
RlcE-The local market started the week In healthy
FORM with buyers showing willingness to take all sup
plies on the basis Of last quotations Sellers. however
were conservative and refused part with the better
styles 90 foreign except slightly higher
figures We quote Domestic. common 70 low fair s.zT
&c. fair 10 good. a'sn5Ac: prime 20 choice Gh6Gs,c r.
head, .Gs'zc; patna, 3. Tsc do In bond. 3%a3+.c
Japan. 6G6isc; Java 4HT3tc: RanGoon In bond. 2'z1
SUGAR-Sales In the market today were
quite large and ahNr. the basis ~ 5-Gr for
trugal 9d test %. i3i6r TO- mu.covsdo 81 test and
- ~ . lGc for rnolasses Tehners accepted
about al offerings this basis A. the close the market
prices. The London market abou; steady ut un-
changed quotations Cane quiet. with lava held at
IFS 3d and fair refining los OIL both May and June
delivery beet sugar quoted AT % md. The local
marriott for refined sugar oronrf strong ana active there
beirg large nurn.er orders from outside points. as
we! Increased demand from city buyers. Later
the market became quiet hut retained all W. enrN
sroneth. We quote: Donl'nos. 5isc cut loaf. sac;
crushed. SIC powdered. $40; powdered. $50;
rranulated, $40; nne granu.ated 5Hc; coars' granu
lated abc eyra fine granniaci 5ac r,nfS'ticn ca
mould 4. SO: diamond \. ~ confectoners' &c:
40 I. -. No e; No 2 Sc; " !. 494c; No T. totc;
10 6. i7tc: 50 4sic; No 6. 40; No q fo'c NO u"
sHsc. No H. A'ic No Il iac NJ H. $50; No H. 4'sc;
W -. i2lc: 80 10 i'ic
OF wool Wool Exchange official cassi-
Ncof are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-24
THE STATE or TRADE.

81, 10 extra s. lQs5 80 do family So $3.50 So winter
wheat patent 81 jDpS6 ~ spring d. ~ ,5asI; spring
wheat straight SO 3OasG .: receipts 42JD bos. ex
81 3J. June. 81 81 asked July ~ l29. asked August
81 l0H asked steamer ~ rcd 81 3odsi 30 receipts
Southern wheat. b. sample 81 30gsl 81 2 DO on Grade
81 3llsl 49, Corn dun and lover spot ana month. oJy
3akc: June 3sN N3yr: July 39I3cl.c steamer mixed
SHsi.c. receipts 2iO0i bush. exports d. ~. STOCK
SifOsi sales 5000 Southern waite and yellow corn. Ale
oats steady: NJ = white. 80 sales No mixed. 3fc
sales receipts. 30 Ii3 bush exports GNo: stock $50
eept-. "a bush. stock. Gi9T6 Hay steady choice
t.nothy Si2 5OQsl3 Grain re,gh,s dun. scarcely
any demand easy; steam 70 Liverpool per bum
td Jun; Cork for orieIs per quarter @s a. June
creamery &c. lo Imitation ljc, do ade ijc. good ace
lIc. store packet 2g3c Eggs wenk fresh 10, Cheese
sieadv. fancy New York 80 large. 9l.4?l2c. DO ~
medium, 0isnioc. do % small. ioi.aioisc.
Boston. MAY p. Flour Receipts '25 hbs; quiet
,prlng patents ~ 7jGS7 Is. winter d. 90 7jd$I e
.grns ."Fs ana '',a.eh's 81 25as1 mi;er =, 1S
as2 per hbl. Corn Receipts. $50 bush dun; steam
yellow. sc No >. ti'.Niiisc. oats Receipts ~ SdI
bush ~. fancy cllpr'd 81. I3ec No s9d " b s.g
o. sc Ml feed quiet. bran spring slo4sl5 % winter
SID 75g sl7 ddnes si5Gsi7 30 red dog nour. 81 80
Butter irm. Northern. 16c. Wesfern. l3tuiCc. Initial n
i4dllsc ladies 13'2c cheese firm. Northern. o.; West
ern. - g1c.
Runai5. Nav % Spring wheat-Ho ! Northern held at
81 ~ iners say Trey cannot pay this price nothing
doug. Winter Nheat-Duli ana unsettled; No red
81 - asked 40 / white. 81 30 asked On track Corn
No = com zoe. No 3 corn aJilc Oats-Dull. unsettled
40 white 80 No white. "a y. No rl.Xei 33 nc:
~ MIXED. 32isc Barley-luie; and rather eesier;
Western offered at 52@5ic Rye-Lowsr; sales ~ No .
on track GO FlourDull bert pateo spring. 81 5oass;
hakors' straight spring 81 1891 bakers clear spring.
80 25aSs -. low grade spring. s. I5gs4 patent winter
-:p<7 best family winter 81 ,llS,. low grade WIN
ter g. 75ust graham beat s. 5cGsG
,bt.,g, MAJ 90 The leading futures ranged az 'ol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-24
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. May -, r. m.-Co.ton-spo dull pri ,es
Unchanged American mlddlins s0i6d The sales Of the
DAY were bees which 300 bales were Tor specu-
laton and export and included 800 bales American.
Receipts 10000 bales. Including sooO bales american
mand and closed dun: American middlins ! m C. Nay;
no itd3 80 value: May and June. 81 J4u3 33-0id
value June and July ~ 6id seerr July and August
So s4G3 sellers: August ard september $3.50
November Gid buyers: November and pecsm6er
Gt3 al cId buyers: December and January 80 I+n
a. ali BUYERS: January md February 8O64D3 3l-6id
Suyers February ard March. 81-b4d buyers.