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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
JULIUS SYCLE s. SON
MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE MEMBERS A
or sT JOHNS LODGE SO o. \. "
j.. and A. 81. You are requested t' ~
attend fhe stated communication OF your
lodge UWlce postponed f0 Doe held lHlo
Thursday EVENING at 73O o'clock in
tH, Masuul. Temple corner Broad AMI
Adams streets Member of sister lodges
and transient brethren are cordially IN
Nlted.
JrNlIS 4. COSBY.
e. ole Secretary.
THE ANIMAL MEETING or THE
UOONFN MERCANrfLE COMPANf
Win boz held at the company office. over
National Hauk OF Virginia. Eleventh ana
Main streets. Richmond. Va, on WE'D
NFSDAY. March b l@a. 40 DO o'clock 4.
W T.. HOONEN.
ID. gl.gw Secretary and Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY %, 1895
rur co,nr,s JrNKur.

Tho Secretary Of ware project 10 t1ko
tho government troop ahip Berlin and
urn n into an imperial o4curaion s'clm-
., for IA. benent of himfolf q few col-
ercssmeu and other court fayorItcs. is
an audaclous expression Of contempt for
public opinion.
The cxcuso o0orcd ia that Alecr g.
going on "au inspection i"u' 'I ''"-
oncrod torritor, p the Wost Indies. bur
that is not the TRUTH Thc work OF in-
specilon /. u thc handH of fnr NOR" COM
pttcrt men. who have hcou on ihc
ground for months Wore AIHT ihcf
,auai Ina capacity Da Doc ia noU thry
could do thc work much bouer thln ho
o,n brcsusc th,, have BECOME somewhat
acquainted with thc country and prevail
lng conditions there.
Another evidence chat th' Trip is NOT
a. be an, thing 30 d. goo be- chilled 3d. h1t
mnoy ladies will he of tho prF The
presence 81 ladies o. to Doe encouraged
upon all proper ooo'ai0nt hni hi''''' "
has not boon found n''r ''i' i' nave
them ou hlnI Wh'h HlN" ''''''
gone forth Go inHpo.t cHmp "n' h'.
pitfalls We fear m"ft of i1' ONO i+ VINO
Will Ro with Arer "ill h' i'""' I'l''H
moro attention io the ladi'' 'h'n '" l''''
omcial duties licsid''. 'r''n'"''". I'
uoptions hops. card parties 'lct VIII b'
arranged for the mpcralifis wherever
they land. and thus much Time VIII h'
consumed
We are told Chat certain OF inc 'N-
ponscs OF the voyage OBJ ln'p'''''" WI"
be paid 10y Mr. Aieer himself hn' "'
mny assume that hc viii noi burden him
self greatly. ~ he meant go do that boz
would charter an Atlantic liner AND put
his party aboard of 10. and mot subject
The administration TO this scandal
1t is very astonishing thot the Prcsi-
dent allows Alfor TO do os Dee does. The
man has brought on Immense deal OF OPP
probrium upon the administration, set
the President seems To- Dee In the dark
about a. Surely he cannot understand
the onormousncss of Algcr's stupidity OF
the .odium which attaches TO Asefs
name.
II has been said that Mr. Hanna har-
gained with Algor 20 secure certain votes
for Mckinley nomination, hut u
that be true surely that deht has
been paid in fun' Alger has had
the glory of associaung his h'n'
with a successful Wat ana ought no" ''
ret out-or DC pat out lns'e"" OF 'h"'
she President appears TO he sNins mum
additional opportunities TO haunt MINI
self before the public.
We repeat It Is inoomor'hen To- "s
that the President sho"' u' 'h"''''''
The bad name Ager bears 'rp'Si'''" ~
him comes not irom 'ne i''"''''''
press alone So FAR inom 'h"' ''''''
the leading Republican papers nave "u-
iurea the President TO be- quit of him.
hut he will not.
Surely II Is Strong sic that hinds lh'
two together. can 1t be pure f1end'hip
ar has Algcr deed ~ bargain ana SAFE
for the office ne holisf
t'pon the Presidents recent visit 90
poston Mr.. Algcr was one OF the mem-
hers Of the Cabinet who accompanied
him ON one or more occasions. where
many people were assembled Alger was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

liberation. re capital T. s5oooeeo, and it,
object. - set forth. II r. said, covers four
thousand words. u s. 20 make and sell
ranway-csrp and everything appertaining
~ ears. 81 f. 30 manufacture and deal ~
an products - steel ard iron; IL is TO
enter upon every class ~ mercantile bust
nesg. 81 BE- 20 operate mines and lumber
mills. build warehouaes. buy and sell re'i
estate. deal 10 stocks. and do a multitude
n other things n there g anything meT-
camille ieft out u its Iist % possible IN
derakings. Il would be difficult 10 tell
what 10 Or.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
NEWPORT NEW ~.
Mr.. uuntington's Vista Very sad
Case.

Case.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. February D.
(special)-Mr. "ouis T.. Huntington and
party arrived here from New York This
morning at n o'clock Il was expected
that the party would reach here LAST
night. but busin sss neccssltated q delay
ia starting from New York. and the two
private ears We're turned over to the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad at boswell.
Va. at O'Clock this morning Immedi-
ately after 10 entered the station the mag
Mates ears were transferred Co the ship
yard lu the party are Mr. and Mrs e..
=. Huntington. Miss e.. ~. Campbell. Mr.
H. b.. Huntington. the maenatc's nephew.
and MI g.. r.. Miles MIR Huntingdon
private secretary Mt % T.. Huntington
looks after Dds uncle interests iu Gale
fornia when the latter is in the East
Mr. Calvin D.. Orcutt. president of The
ship-Nard. of which ST. Huntington u.s.
the principal owner. arrived from New
York on the Cape Charles steamer th.s
morning and rofched the city Boo advance
of The Huntington party This afternoon
the party went through the mammoth
ship-yard plant. Mr Miles spoke Tor Mr
Huntington This afternoon. lie says there
t0 tNHNtiNtr INV AiA ittN ii .HNHfA ~. NilAllif
and armor-piate plants. which Mr. Hunt-
ington contempiates building in conunc-
ton with the English ship-bunders Wick
cr's sons * Maxim
With her husband living dead 80 her
feet. no relatives or friends COB this great
country little money iu her pocket and
able to speak bot few words il English
Mrs. Ludwig Jan Cavitch SAT ln the wait
ing-room of the Chesapeake and Ohio de-
pot nearly all day. hysteucal. respondent
ana weeping AWAY he nrst hours ~
widOWhOod. Csvitch and his wife came to
this country from Germany. and are
what are known as German Poles They
arrived here Oh the old Dominion ship
late last night from New York IN COM
pany with other emigrants. an OF whom
We're strangers 10 them. This morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

CHARLOTTE a. g.. February %
(specisll-G. Newman of Sew York,
and D. g. Newman 0f Salisbury have
bought the Union golI-m.ues iu Rowan
county They have hny men at work
now and 10 is said ihy viii spend
S-n0o0 Boo developing th- mines They
have also bought the noted Gold llu
mines. near tlr Union. lt is claimed
that over million dollars VIII be eA-
pended iu improvements new machinery
etc and o. viii boz th, largest mining
enterprise ln che state
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
GREAT MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE.
CoRsET-CoNERS.

Well-Made Muslin Corset Cover. Sc
WelI-Nade Muslin Corset Cover. TRIM
med in Hamburg. sold for 25c.. 20 be sold
cambria Corset Covers. TO be sold for
ae Corset Covers. made OF good muslin
with Hamburg in neck. 90 BE- sold Tor ltc.
soc. Corset Covers. IN Hamburg anc Tor
chon Lace well made, TO pe sold io'
Sc Corset Covers. I'm Empire and plain
effect. some trimmed IN Hamburg AMI
some I'M Torchon Lace, made ~ good ma,
terinI with inserting back and front, ana
same I'm neck and sleeves Tor SOC
DRAWERS.
ladies' Plain Muslin Drawers with 4
inch umbrella cambria rutle. worth &c
ladies' sa,. Drawers. with umbrella
cqmbrlc rufIle 6 inches. trimmed in Tor
chon lace with horringbone stitching. Tor
ladies' plain Drawers umbrella cam
bric ruffle homstitchcd. with hcrringbone
stitching. great value FOR 2c.
Ladies' soc Drawers. with deep cambria
ruhle and tucks. trimmed IN Torchon
ladies' Is and SOC Muslin Pants. with
l-inch Hamburg ruiIie and tucks wei
made. some with inserting, some trimmed
I'm Torchon Lace. for nc.
CUEMIsEs.
yveu.Nrado Chcmise worth 29c made
OF good material for 49,. fu.l length.
zoo Chomisc. wen made. with Hamburg
ruhc fun length. for u
SOC. Chemise. with tuck' yoke Hamburg
inserting. neck and sleeves trimmed in
cambria ruflie. Tor &c -
tucked yoke. with Hamhure inserting.
cambrc runle in neck and sleeves. tucked
Sar Chemisc well made. OF good muslin
with rows of Hamburg inserting lu yoke
and rows Of cluster tucks with c'mnrc
rufie bottom. with deep cambria udir
g'25 Chemise. made OF the best muslin
round woke. Hamburg inserting. un.sn !
with beading Hamburg rune tound lu-
woke. neck. and sleeves. for i9c.; bottom
with Hamburg ruiile ana tucN@'
GOWNS.
COO. Gowns. Mother hubbard ana v
neck. with cambria rufic tor l'c.
7ac Ladies' Mother Hubbard Gowns.
with T0rchon and tuck yoke lnNtflhk,
with Torchon lace in neck ana Hl''N'"'
FUN lengths. FOR l9c
Zoe Gown. with cambuc iuHl's ""'
Hamburg yoke. for 5lc.
1926 Empire Gowns. with Hamburg YOKE.
with TorchOn lace rpVrrs. Win hh-nNti
Hamburg. finished in beading ANA Iorcn'n
lace ON rcyers and neck, Co Doe sold Tor
our 15c Empire Gown is greet
$50 Gowns Empire effect. with TORE
chou Lace yoke. with ribbon large rcNefs,
trimmed iu Torcnou Lace. for Nc., we
also can give the same bon H1mnurE
NN Gowns with Hamburg yoke tfim-
med ln ribbon rsyers u au-oNer liln-
burr. trimmed n Hamburg an round
for 80
our H29 Gown. I'm Empire effect would
bo cheap at ST.
SKIRTS.
Wcll-M0dp Muslin skirts. with rue
nes and mcks &c., value. for -lc.
cc skirts. Uadc of good muslin. tul
width. with iO'-inch ruic f1r 3'.
&C., Muslin Skirts with double c1mbfic
runlr. for aOr
81 Muslin skirt with lG-inch double c1m-
brio rufIe. we'll made. to he sold for soc
N25 Muslin skirts. VITA double Torcnn
ruatc wolf made 7.c.
81 s9 Muslin Skirts well made WIN deep
rufio. with TOrchon inserting notion
trimmed Boo Torchou I1ce. Tor ojc.
our 81 and tiG and sl5i skirts. trim.
med iu Hamburg Ntleuclfuues Lace, dud
TOrchDn great values
CHILDHEN'> DRAW Frs,
well made. good muslin tgcle ST.
Caildren's Heavy Jeans lndctWdla'''
PFC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

The American people have not heard
tho end OF the s.hley- sampson contro-
ycrsy by long odds The defence of him
sclf Admiral schloy was compelled Co
make has caused troublesome of the
issue. and that rccrudescence develops
phases which are enough 90 make every
honest fair-minded man iu the country
blush Tor the administration
There never was clearer and more
diseraccm case of conspiracy IN hieh
quarters To rob one man OF the honor.
due him in order 20 make a reputation
Tor faNorito.
Were there mo other evidence OF such a
conspiracy it would be proved hy the
suppression of the "Cienfuegoa telegram
OF Sampson's TO schley. which absolutely
rcfutos the charge that Schlcy disobeyed
orders and which puts Sampson I'm the
ught of having in his allegation of rep
rchensible conduct" ON the part OF Schlcy
stabbed a brother officer in the back. and
that too with the knowledge aud the con-
niVance of che Navy Department Schley's
vndicaun is complete. but unless
We are mistaken as 80 The sense OF ius-
tlce of the American people they viii
keep tho issue alive until ,he good name
OF the nation IS indicated hy the driVug
out Of power of tho conpirator, with
the lash OF public scorn ANA contempt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

The partrlees in Maryland. no least
were not ell killed by the recent
blizzard it appears The warm
weather came ia time 90 save
them. Letters from many counties OF the
state to the Maryland Game and Fish
Protective Association al, 20 This effect
Up Go Tuesday. according Go the Ralu-
more American. an the counties had been
heard from excepting Csrl. Frederick.
and Hartford The reports from Howard
Anne Arundel and the counties Of SOUTH
em Maryland Indicate that many of the
birds survived the test to which they
were put The report from the Eastern
shore Is not 50 bright As a whole. how
ever the reports tend 20 make more rosy
the hopes Tor cunning next fan. The sail
walton of the game says the American.
was the sudden and pronounced thaw
that has prevailed throughout the State
since the storm. Those birds which sur
yiyed last Tuesday have been enabled 10
set about Although the wet condition
of an, ground prolonged their misery the
snow had disappeared. and they were
enabled TO hunt provender" We take II
FOR granted that Virginia has been al
least - fortunate as Maryland We trust
SO. at any rate. There is proposition in
Maryland 10 restoc& the State. and the
interest therein seems general the Amer
lean says
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
ADVERTISING RATES.
HALE IEcU or LIS.

Wanted situation, phff"if ' ~
vance Is words or iesD...'..'''''' ~
Above rates arc for every o'y OF -
vertlsemonfs running consecutiy'ly
Reading notices in reading matter type
i've lines or less. 81. in nonparel "'"-
ed. FIVE lines or Jess. 10 cents
card Of rates for more space furnishe'
ON appIicatiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

John II. Rockefcller's son. John D.. Jr.,
aged . Years, has entered on tse bust
ness career upder his father. for which
ne has been trained. he has been made
a director OF oas vi a.. fathers leading
railways
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

SMALLPOX has broken out In Indiana
and the vaccination and anti-vaccinatioh
factions are waging war a. 70 the best
methods for checking the disease. The
STATE Board Of Health has issued cir
cylar urging the isolation Of persons who
have been stricken down and recon-
u,erding the use of virus IN the most IN
oyanaed terms Frank Blue. the secre-
f,rv % the anti-vaccinatlon organization.
urges the people not 70 let the doctors
s.ere them or frighten them into being
vacrinafad. Smallpox, he says. Is not a
had disease when properly treated. ana
deaths are very few. J. vas never con
riderel dangerous until the doctors com
mencsd "ersdic.ting" 60 81 by inocnla-
ton. which spread smallpox Ike Wild
fire.
This visionary opponent o. vaccination
asserts that our present habits u living
10 not favor the disease. and mat 'he
-anlfsry conditions of the average Guy
arc such that Go e. hardly possible for Dc
20 take o hold.
.gf.rou are not en- as good health as
you should b." ne says. vaccination can
only make a bad case worse ny SUI"
further reducing your vitality or resisting
power against 400 disensa.'
Some years ago Mr. Blue raised me
question ln the courts ~ the right ~ the
school authorities 20 keep bis child our
of school because she was not vaccinatei.
The authorities were complying with 70
rIle ~ tbc local Board ~ Health. base
oil, an order of the state Board or i,aifh.
The lower court sustained the Board %
Health and the case is stm pending in
the suuremo Court.
our own LEGISLATURE. At its session of
fsQ-qf raered law allowing town coun-
ella and county supervisors 90 require aI
rereons 20 be vacciuated ond 20 provide
oels and p,nslnes for violations OF such
orders.
And ~ the same session there was
,.,.s,d srofber law providing. among
o,ber things that mo- pupils should boz adj
rpittod into the public schools unless vac
cinated though this provision was rem
dered partially nueatory by allowing the
county and city authorities TO suspend
the operation of the clause pertaining
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

A car company recently chartered in
xsw Jersey is me specimen OF the
modern combine which undertakes 20 90
exsrsthlus IN q business way'-for con
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

with all due respect Co Secretary Gage.
the mechanism of the hauk-note" is
not nearly 500 interesting as the mechan-
ism ly which the bank-uote Is drawn into
the poCket-b9ok
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

An letters and kilograms mu't 10 ~
dressed 10 TIE DISPATCH CoMPANf
REJECTED communication will not be re-
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

Orders for printing sent 70 me
patch Company viii be- given PROMPT
teation. and TIE style " work .ns s''-S'
Will D. sure % please yo1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
THE VALENTINE MUSEUM
PRIVILEGES Ar BASEBALL Park

BIDS FOR PRIVILEGES AT BASE
Bai Park during coming season VIII ~
received ~ 20 MARCH isT. Persons de-
string 20 make bids for single privilege
~ for an together will please % ~ at
once. The right Is reserved % decline
aEy OF ali bids
MURRAY n. INQUIRE.
Chamber Of Commerce Dgi.lIDs.
e Z.-gL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
HAMnTRGs ND sWIss.

ANiii HIS ANb
Another lot shipred % US al,gl >,,i,,-
thf importer. in Fine Cambria ana N'ir
so.k Fdaes , % - inches wide, 20 ~
s6id &C.. 10 &c. yard. every yard worth
double.
s9c Coi0red r X. the real heavy cord
90 he sold Tor &c.
silent Cloth sHr yard
WHITE GOODS SALE.
Money can be saved. Look az these
checked Muslin. in full pIces. 2ac,
Si-sc. Checked Muslin. In fuu pieces
ii6. India Linon 20 be sold Be.
fei.c. White India Linon l-ic.
35c White Woven Dotted Swiss. 90 be
soId FOR Toe. yard.
Pc White T. X 90 be SOD tor i,c'
Toe. White p. * 10 be- sold for lic.
10 White T. Is to Doc sold for lL'1c
e4r White T. * 90 be sold for Zoe. yard.
n-fnch white Muslin. Joe.
se-inch Curtain Muslin. sold for 27c., now
S i-sc.
pc. Organdios. IN all coIors' to be sofa
for 1lI.c
cRE,r black GOODS SALE.
see. Black Figured Dress Goods -
81 Black Figured Cropons. to be sold for
b BLACK Corkscrew. 10 be- sold for 81. %.
Si5 Black Cameis-Hair Serge 70 pe
s. Black Heavy Camers Serge. to be
sold FOR 81 %.
s. Black Satin Berber for N.25.
Special values iu Black henrietta, q"
7jc.. 81. and N.2j yard.
GREAT HOSIERY SALE.
Boys and Girls Fast Black Ribbed
Rows ana Girls Heavy Black Ribbed
Ladies' l2isc Black Hose. elastic I'M
step. isle finish. double heels and toes,
for l0'.-gre8t value.
ladies ne Hose. three-thread heels
and toes. With White and Black Feet Tor
~ Black Hose. Hermsdorf dye. extra
quality spliCed heels and toes. for l3c.
e7ic Hose extra silk finish. Herms-
dorf dye. spliced heels and toes, extra
ladies' RicheIieu Ribbed Hose worth
33c pair for BE.
our 50c. ladies' Hose are great values.
They are worth nearly double.
Ladies' BalhriEgan Hose. extra ~plced
heels and toes. real Maeo' for lz'zc'-sfeat
Special values tn Balbriesan Hose at
~ % and pc
ladies Tan Hose az l0c.. sold for PIC
fi2j Fancy Plaid Hose. i7c.
Hose worth i0r.. for Or.
Ladies' quality Black and Tan
Hose worth l0c for De-.
Chllren's Hose. l2izc. worth 20c.; an
sizes.
Bows and Girls Double Heel and Toe
Hose. worth &c.. for Toe. pair
Tho best l2i.c Hose fer boys in the
world can be found here other merchants
are selling the same Hose for 25c.
children Tan Hose. sold Tor lOco PAIR
Special sale OF Boys Heavy Bicycle
Hose 40 llc.
GREAT BABY ARRIiGE SALE.
Tho ThaVer CarriIge ls the best BOO the
world W- are sole agents in lichmond
Every Carriage ls guaranteed. All the
now improvements can Doc found All
styles of wheels. over e0 to select from
So tD NU
our $40 Carriage can't be matched at
$50.
GREAT PEHCNLE SALE.
Yard-Wi1e Percale. Joe. grade light
i2igc Percales. dark. for Wrappers 70
be- sold for lc. yard.
Navy-Bluc. Old-Blue and Red Pcrcales
with small figures. yard wide. l-lc.
1Zisc. Pcrcales. light to Boz sold fJr lie
ya-d
MADRAS.
700 Yards ~ 70 and Z,c Madras. in rem
uants p t0 lO-yard lengths. for mems and
BOYS shirts and ladies shirt-waists. %
Dee sold for l-3c yard
JULIUS SY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

schley ls evidently pretty good fighter
.ffU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

All letters recommending candidates i'r
ONCE must BE- paid for 20 insure 'n'H
pubucation. This is "a long standing RUE
81 mn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

Resolutions 81 respect 70 deceased
members passed by societies, corpora
lions. association, or other oTgaiEza-
tions. viii be charged for az advertising
matter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
GnTAT pUnCALE sALT.

Yard-Wi1e Percale. Joe. grade. light
$3.50.
i2igc. Percales. dark. for Wrappers. 10
be- sold for lc yard.
Navy-Bluc. Old-Blue and Red Pcrcales.
with small figures. a yard wide l-ic.
1Zisc. Pcrcales. light to Boz sold fJr l-ic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
onr,T rAnI-C,RRI.GE SALE.

Tho ThaNcr CarrilEn ls tnr best 300 th'
world. We are sole agents BOO Richmond
Fvary Carriage ls guaranteed. All the
now improvements can De- found al
.ttlss of wheels over lo0 % select from
50 to fu
our $40 Carriage can't be matched al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

UPTOWN OFFICE, BRoAD-sTREET
PHARMACY. Gl9 EAST BROAD
STREET.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. i2e HULL
sTRETT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23

Another lot shipred % us dirtct w.,
The Importer. in Fine Cambria alu =.
SOCK Edges 90 j. incheS 49,. ,,,,r,l
e0ld 81. 10 &c. yard. every yard WORT
double.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-23
ALExiIDGE WbLEEF

UAWHls nAHDN AIft 'H|II'''
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-05
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, June 5.-Fiour quiet; western su-
per. 30; western extra, 81 50a So; western
family, 81. I5a$3. 10; winter wheat patent ST. s5asi
spring wheat patent. $isS4,2 spring wheat
straight, S3I5aS39o; receipts Ii, 500 barrels: cx-
ports, s24 barrels; sales, none. Wheat quiet; No
: red, spot and the month, 7SI7SA July 73asa T.aE
August, 79%. asked steamer No , red I3aI3R :
receipts, 81, 412 bushels exports. 5000 bushels
stock. 1916 40 bushels sales, 81 900 bushels: soub
etn by sample 71als; do on grade. 7saa7si2 Corn
July, 3s1sa3sh steamer mixed 36a36H; receipts,
- 800 bushels Exports, 1851 bu shels; stock l.
131 lbs bushels; saiss, $500 bushels: southarn
white corn, 40; do ysllow, 80 asked. oats steady
cepts. G,3S2 bushels; exports. none stock 4l9 GO
bushels Rye dull; No. western, So receipts,
LIS bushels; exports, nope; stock 20 49, hush
ELS sls;o,, Hay ,,i firm; No timothy, s12.5o Grain
ern ne hnsneI in pI Sr steam to Lv
quarter, ss. I'D aas 3d.. june ssa3s. id Iu lTf
Butter steady; Aacy creamery. 19a2O- faucv int
55tio9 laalt fapsy sals; l2ala good ladle LA
fine and coarse gvanulated, 5.45h. Cheese uniet.
large, 91a; uedIane 9ass small. 10 Lettuce quiet;
per dozen. Whisky qatet; 81 .solS1 81 per gallon
for finished goods in caFloads; $1.a1as1 30 per gal
Ion jubbng lots, O.