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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-10-18

Ctded improvement was the result, ana after
ne had taken dozen bottles. no one who knew
nf his former dreadful condition would have
recognized him. All the sores his body
have healed, his skin is perfectly clear and
smooth and he has been restored to perfect
health MRS s. s. MABRY.
$50 Elm ST., Macon, Ga.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10

lieved by those b. 81 nj Jined-givc To
This county AT least second rank upon
the sea, IA the volume aud value and
potentiunality of H. shipping.
At The eld Of he decade, ii the
proper kiGd ct IA shipping hiil passes
Con2rc,, and receives tuc opth"yai ol
,ne President, We ,hau probably SCI
thc Uui,,d states In Il Da.t ciul.l With
Great BruMn Tor SUPREMACY upon thc
sta. Auc. ny ms cotnuA posse scs
tn. matctia used IA sHpbul.dIuS III
srra,tr abundance t..un an, otler na-
uJu, Inns material AN bo placed %
oar shlpl ard, cheaper IMAM 1t eau "a
IA, o,her ,hipyardo IA The word Al
mat Nc uc"d /, t,o ,teady cmplpA men
a. our snipy.td- that such "a oliI would
give for Tie next twenty yeah, n On
d,rto bulid ,ht, as cheap, II hoi
cncafer, than thcy can be bal. ANY
where else IA lhe world. Shpbuiidlul
is Prerequisite wIlh any uatlon a.
pirlug To great maritime rank. A
the conditions favor supremacy m TIM
country in shipbuildiug, II the bill II
question gives tie needed impulse
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10

The l. O f, VI installed their new
Is elected officers on Monday evcning.
Married b, Roy Carl on the 3isl
inst, Isaac ieudersholl and Miss A.
drrson Isaac j. well known arounl
this vicinity. aud everyone wi>h. :
them happinc,, aud prosperity.
Cage Wood j. entertaining Mr.. liz
Gins of Athens, OHIO.
Silas Moody has sold some oak
,rrcs To Drtroit parties.
Mrs. Seth Fr>bc of shepherd wi ed
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Edward
White, over Sunday.
Frank aud Andy Mclaughlin, OF
Summcrtcn, took the uain Mondal
noon to return L~/thoir work in tie
woods near Ktlka,ka, after a sholl
visit with their parents and friends.
Mr.. Moody is on the sick list.
MIR. Mcmillan of OwosSo called ON
Roy Carl Tuesday.
A number from shepherd attended
the revival meetings SUNDAY night.
l.. b. Leonard made business trif
10 Coe Monday.
A number from here att"adcd the
farmers Institute held in Alma Mon
dav, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10
COUNTY, NEWS.
SUNNI srton

# has been too cold to write much,
Sir. Editor, aud best les there wasn't
much news 10 chronicle except the
grip cases and everyone knew Of rbcm.
Nelson Robbins lost their iiu e
daughter ast wec), aud Mrs. Robbins
is quite sick It seems as though they
have their sbpre Of trouble.
Henry Wnlon of Palo is visiting
friends in this vicinity.
Mr., c. NJ. Johnson, who has lcen
quito sick. j., SOME brltoral this writ
iug.
Scott Coeuauc's little girl j, quite
sick.
The Holt boys are cnopping of "A
piece oi land thi, winter.
Johu Thomas sold some fine fat cat.
tlc last week TO Mt Pleasant parties.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10
Tho Best Cough Rsmaay on Earth.

Warmers Mhil6 #iu5 Of TaI
Syrup, Consumption Cure, cures
cold in p hours if taken in time
and does not stop a cough in one
minute by para.vzug tic throat,
but it cures thc disease and leave,
the throat and lungs healthy and
strong. IS and 50 cts.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10
Hoods SaYsapariiIa
S the best-in fact the one True Blood Purifier.
ul3,. D:lr. are the only pills to take
tlooi iiio with Hoods Sarsaparilla.

,,hiIil is of colonial go'clumrnt. Tn'
insurgents pei eve thai IA determined
show & hpsllitic, VIII trightrn 9th"
senators who are i'm favor IT raliilca
ion This is serious mi>iudG'meu'
OF the American character. The Eli
piuo> have 50 lied their own fate by
fhclr rishness. for sountors who would
ldpdl, abandon the Philippine islands
oaviug them ia the hand, of Spain o.
any o'lor puwcr hich cares to colon
ne them, will never consent To- quit the
territory under tire Detroit Tribune.
The question Of handling the wires
and ga>. wa'cr aud drainage pipes in
grca, cities. and even in towns, is be.
coming with each Year one Of greater
impouaucr a rrize was offered To
the engineer, Of The Uni ed States 10y
The Cosmopolitan IN Gaz ne tor the
ah'c~l article suggcsiing scientific.
economical solution Of this problem.
Th- rnprr # Henry T. Bryant has been
>clnriod by the G. mmiiirc n the one
most ably meeting the conditions. Il
pprars in ,bc Frbualy Cosmopolitan.
Don't Tell IN m VIZ You Found Me-
Tlc above Is the name Of new
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10

DaIlN.
EaSthound Connection s-s:53 a M train has
par, r car To- Detroit Extra charge, % cents.
Pullman p4rlor car etroIt 10 ToToI to. connect
ing with sleeper for the east ard New York.
Through coach fro Detr, IL To New York
Connects with &. a e. I. division at Durand for
Mcaan and Port Huron aud with C., 8 q VI. di.
vision 10 Saginaw and BAY City.
- p m train has pariur car 10 Detroit Extra
chsryr p cents. and Pullman sleeping car De
trot 10 Toronto. suspension Bridge. Buffalo,
aud New York, 9:'u =. D.. connects at furand
with Fast train Tor the East and Canada and
fer CHI ago.
estbound -10:10 a M ira n has a
parlor ear 10 Grand Rapids Extra charge
laceuts.
1:2o p NJ. train has p, rlor car To Grand Rapids
co meets with steamer for Milwaukee,.
y. - HrGHEs. BAN FLETCHER,
A. G.. +. \ IIav Pass Agt.
Chicago. III Detroit. Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10
PHILIPPINES Fight.


"a 80 ar -, = r r,, :, = it,'
GENTS AND tHE AMhAI-
CAN fhCoFS
w.. ...,,. wa. -,,, ,.,., IT,. ,,,,.o
And one Hundred nd Twenty
Five Wounded.
Washington, Feb q. i2.i5 "a. M -
The following dlSpatrh from Geucta.
On, ha, been made public:
"Almia Feb. l..
..ro ,b, adm ~ G.,c.,n
"In,ui-cut, in iu.r force opened
attack con- our outer lines SID ia-i
r''hi"S' renewed 'ii tr eve '' IAN ,
", - - '', ,. ',o' n ''' ', IT,
pulsed. At d,,bn1.L advanced aaain,
insurgents aud have driven tnem lc-
>""d the lines they formerly occupied
ga ,''''''S ''.''''' N'''-'' anu ''' u
mad ,,nnn,.I .,r'.... r,,.,'.,,' ..,.n.,l,..
thus tar rs .inmrcd AL l75. very ICES
l,AI Troop, enthusiastic rd a"uu"
'''lI'''.N. NV ''' -p.""o p" '\e'n.
,''1' wy ~
-uro.nt, ba,e>,ru,,d .,ol man, Nam.
ser rln,S. few Hrl3 piece, and qui-k
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10

Port Huron is awakening from its
Rip Van Wrinkle sleep and its indus
tries viii probably be increased i'm the
near future a chance has been Of
fered 10 secure six new manufactur-
ing institutions.
John T. Murphy, the veteran fruit
grower Of st. Joseph, gives it as his
opinion that the recent cold snap has
not i'm jurcd peach buds in the least,
Notwithstanding unquiet rumors to
the opposite effect.
Geo. Lyons, farmer Of Exeter
township, Wayne county. lost hi, barn
and contents by fire. Twenty hogs.
three horses and four COWS were crc-
mated. Loss, Si,5o0; insurance, $50.
Cause of fire unknown.
Recently one Of the most popular
young ladies of Brighton laid her false
teeth upon the shelf upon retiring.
The next morning they were missing
and the young lady is confident it was
the deed of a peSlly rat.
From the number Of rooms already
engaged at the leading hotels in jack
son for candidates, indications are that
there will be lively contest for the
nomination for supreme justice 10y Re-
pubicans February 18th.
Romuus was visited by fire recently
that threatened 10 wipe out the bust
ness portion of the town. A strong
bucket brigade confined the flames to
the Reichwage BLOCK. which was
totally destroyed Loss. $1,000.
The state fair board have signed
contract to hold the next fair at Grand
Rapid, the last week in September.
Eugene Fifeld. OF Bay City, was made
general superintendent, and H. Il.
Dewey. OF Grand Blanc. succeeds Ere
mont Nkeel, as superintendent OF
booths and privileges.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10

& NUSKkGON by
lv ASH, y for Detroit
AZ l@:1uD. IN.
Cl, 81 connections are
made ~ owoesO Jdnct'T
viii ailtrains OF D., q
n. & VI. R'y
Ben. FLETCHER. f. i. A
Detroit Nich,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10
Work Goes On
When Hoods Sarsaparilla Gives
Strength and Vigor
Backache and That Tired Foellng
Promptly Cured.

"I was feeling very miserable. l was
tired all the time, had no appetite and
felt sore all over my body. | had back
ache so that when | stopped down ii was
hard To raise myself up | was hardly
able to work and was jus1 making up my
mind TO give up my work when read an
advertisement of Hoods SarsaparnIa. /
determined TO try this medicine. When
had finished one bottle | felt a great
deal better. did not stop my work, and
after had taken the third bottle felt as
we'll and strong as | ever did in my life.
Since hen have taken Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla when my blood was impure and /
recommend it TO everyone who does not
feel Well" JOHN j. EIcHBANER, 92S
Medium Avenue Detroit, Michigan.
Hoods SaYsaparii!a
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10

drove the Flu ines from the villages
OF Pace and Santa Mes,a.
The Nebraska regiment also dIsiin'
guished itself. capturing several prison
ers aud one hoNitzer aud very
strong position al the reservoir, which
is connected with the water works.
The Kansas aud Dakota regiments
compelled the encmy's right flank 10
retire to Calvocan.
There was Intermittent firing at var.
iou, points ali IN, long.
rhe lo,,", Of The Fthplnos cannot be
'slimh tcd M present. Oul they are
lnoNn to be considerable. The Amer
tran ioS~,S are estimated at 20 men Kill
eel and l25 wound,d.
The Ygorale.. armed vi Ia bows and
arrows, m .de very determlncd stand
n the face Of a hot artillery ire and
ci m NV dead men on The field.
several attempts were m ode IN this
cry Yesterday evening to as-asinate
American oiliters.
London, Feb "a representative
Of inc Associated Pres, saw the Ion
don representative OF Aguunaldp this
e. cnug liz did not expross sur
prise Il, the news from the Philippine
islands, bui declared that The Fdipno>
At Manila welc ,u,p cious Of the alti-
Jude Of thc United States and had
formed the opinion tina IL was better
20 dgnt bcforo the Ameuans were re-
lutorccd
The representative adc,d u,l Ma
piuj, the head oi ,oc + up.uo cabinet,
aud m~ co.lea4ur>. ac,c convinced
nat il lho Americans Vc,e beaten now
public oppion ia me Uuucd state,
would ",u,i,l upon the maintenance OF
tilPiDo independence"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10
nETpOJT SOY l.. 1898
GRAND RAPIDS IL WESTERN r h

GEo. DEHAvEN, Gen'l. Pass'r Agent,
Grand Rarids Mich
III J. WI CHILL Agent, Alma.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10
SO 50

This arcc7o'" clearly ',morsuatce toat
Il pay, to know hoN Enoneor ! !. JEFF
frcs f he r y.l Cycl- Works W Mash.
al Nich rcsiln.a bon fhHl city. at No
I4l = Marshall st. tc''s IN tho f having
of lis cXpcriprcp with thc liUlc copQuoror:
e viii pay Won go know now hc got rid Il
20 troublesome cnu'peril ~. he says:
IVY kidrcts troubled me more or less
for voars and hnallv htc1mc eo bod that !
WIS clmucllcd 90 GIVE M LOGON tive IN
gcncerine On account Of tlc .orr of the
r'ain ard SEEK cmul 'ymcnt as stationery
engineer. When The otf'cks 80 kidney
complain occurred could not rcst or lie
comfortably iu any position and often in
thp mornings after y r,st'cSs right | was
more tired and worn Out than when
went 'o bod When tie attacks were at
their heiphth. ! was ruoh'e 10 stoop or
'ift anything and despite the rse &C. every
remedy that csnc 10 nv roticc. prppara-
lions recommcn1cd ~ me hv my acqlant
anccS numerous p'aS'e-s of ~ kin = worn
dav and NIGHT. | was unsuccessful in prp
curing awning 20 hclp me until | tried
Doan's Kidney Pulls Tho first box help
cd me steadily improved while taking
the second and stopped the treatment
when ! had finished The third as | con-
sidercd there WIS no more necessity for
continuing the remedy A"
Doans Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers. Price 30 cents. Matted nv
Foster Milburu Co., Buffalo. n Y.
Sole agents for the u. 5. Remem Der
the name Doan's and take no substitute.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10
Consumption Cure Warmers White
Wine Of Tar Syrup, the best cough

remedy on carth, cures cod m one
day if taken in time. 2 and scots
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10
To Cure a Cold In One Day.

Take Warmers White Wine of Tar
Syrup, { De cough remedy on
earth. IS and SO cents.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10

The Obstr1cuon,sJ ) n lJO. s are Respon-
slDis
just as the United States senate j.
approaching a vote ON the peace treaty.
war with Incentives OF the Philippines
begins. ms can hardly be considered
as either "a complication or an obsta-
Gle. The war with the natives has
grown ont of the delay in ratiiyiug The
treaty and the beginning OF hostllitios
will open the eyes of the democratic
opposition. Agents of the insurgcnt
leaders have been stationed in Wash.
ington To do what they could to defeat
the treaty. because ratification will
place the Filpinos H. our hands, and
territory that is once "A part of the
Urited States domain is likely to stay
forever Aguinaldo and the other
indictments know that they are not
lighting Spain. They have figured
that there is percentage of peace-at
any price senators who fear the respon-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10

TOLEDO. SNGIEAW
Leave Ashley
" $50 a. m. for Nuskegon
sop. m. for Nu~ke gon
Jso. ". LoUO.
Traffic Nav ger,
Detroit .
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10

Cures Group, sore throat. pulmonary
troubIeS-Mauarcb over pam Of every
sort. Dr Thomas electric Oil.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10

Washington, Feb. g. i2.t5 "a. M -
The following dispatch from GructH
On, ha, been made public:
M tmM /, %.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10
" ANILA TIE Enc OE THE FIRST
CONFLICT BETWEEN TIE IN5UR-
GENTS AND lHE AMtAI-
CAN lhCOTS

Tae Lutter Win Out with Twenty Killed
And one HUNDRED ud Twenty
Five Wounded.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10
Grant yTUHA n a. Nsfem

NOLFDo SAGINAW NCSEI GON DIV.
In cffectNON 10. ISIS
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-10

DETROIT Il NILWATKEE DIV
trivial an0 Departure OF Trans az OWosso Jet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-21
QUAY'SFATB WITH Jury
Tho Defense Declines to Submit
Any Evidence. !,
WATSON ASKED FOB A0QUITTAL

On the Ground That the Common
wealth Had Utterly Failed to Make
aCase. But Judge Biddle Ruled That
the Jury Must Decide.
Philadelphia, April 21.-The case of
ex-United States Senator Quay was
placed In the hands Of the Jury at 5
o'clock yesterday afternoon, and no
verdict being reached by 10 o'clock
at night the jury was locked up for
the night. There was no intimation,
other than mere rumOrs, as to the at
titude of the jury. The generally ex-
pressed opinion Of those who have fol-
lowed the trial since its beginning on
Monday of last week is that the YER
dict will be an acquittal Many, how
ever, look for disagreement. There
are but few who express the belief
that a verdict Of guilty will be given.
Yesterdays proceedings were con-
fined entirely to argument and speech
es by counsel, the defense deciding to
present no testimony. Mr.. Watson
began the day by requesting that the
case be withdrawn frem the jury and
a verdict Of not guilty rendered He
contended that the commonwealth had
utterly failed to make case against
Mr.. Quay. Judge Biddle determined
the issues were those for a jury to
decide, and he ruled that 1t be gone
through in the usual way. Mr.. Shields
here announced the defenses inten-
zion to take no testimony, and under
the rules of the court he thus OBJ
tanned the privilege of making but
one. the last, speech to the jury. Dis
trict Attorney Rothermel spoke for
one hour. Mr.. Shields followed for one
hour and three-quarters, and Judge
Biddle charged the jury in nine min
uteS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-21
LEON LOSES
CHAMPIONSHIP
Patsy Donovan Wins From
Him in the Tenth
Round Bout.

The Empire Club bouts at the Academy
Of music last night were full Of interest.
Patsy Donovan was given the decision
over Casper Leon In tho ten round fight
Leon lost the championship Of the
world bv last nights fight, and the referee
would not have done wrong had he de-.
cided the fight draw. Donovan was
somewhat heavier than Leon who had Q
crippled hand. 1t was bard.fought con.
test 10 which Leon did oil the leading.
Donovan had the better of the last three
rounds and these lost tho fight for Leon,
Leon brought the first blood, QUITTING
Donovan on the nose In the second round,
1t was give and take In the third, fourth
and NTH rounds, with not much differ.
ence between the men. The sixth round
was Icons. Tho first part Of the seventh
belonged to the New York lad, but DOno-
van started rapid pace in the latter part
OF this round, drawing blood. The eighth,
ninth and tenth were Donovan's. The de-
clsion pleased the spectators. Referee
White Of the Lenox Athletic Club OF
New York, protested against the dscis-
ion.
Another good fight was 1the ton round
60 between Adam Ryan and Kid Krouse,
two Philadelphia ladA Krouse did ali
the leading, but weakened in the last two
rounds before the rapid pace set by Ryan,
he wss given the decision, but a draw
would have given aS much pleasure to the
spectators, as Krouae made himself fav-
orite by his style Of fighting.
The frst bout on the bill was fizzle, as
JACK Chew was no match for George Rus
sell, bis opponent. Chew was groggy in
the second round and the referee stopped
the fight
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-21
THE INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION,

r. NJ. Arthur and p. J. Mcclure Pre-
sent Their Views on Industry.
Washington, April 21.-The indus
trial commission yesterday heard
statements from P. M. Arthur chief
of the Brotherhood of Railroad Loco
motive Engineers, and P. ]. Mcclure,
secretary of the organization of Car
penters and Joiners of America Chief
Arthur described the status Of the
locomotive engineers as quite salts
factory in most respects, both as to
their organization anu relations with
the railway companies. Strikes have
been severe and generally successful in
the past, but are on the decrease. The
pay of engineers was about the same
as for the past Is years. but the added
purchasing power of the dollar made
it practically larger.
Mr.. Mcclure said the carpenters and
joiners' Organization had been known
and more or less dreaded as striking
organization because it was chosen by
the Federation of Labor to inaugurate
the great strikes for the eight hour
day from 1882 to 1887. Since 1888, Mr..
Mcclure said, the carpenters had par
ticipated in 1926 strikes, had won 1913,
compromised 67 aud lost 81. In the
past three years they had struck only
SO times, losing twice, winning Ga and
compromising seven. COMPUTED in pur-
chasing power the carpenters wage
was 30 to 40 per cent higher than 80
years ago. The social conditions Of
the workers as rule had improved in
the large centers. Still, there was a
fierce struggle for existence in the
business. Child labor and unrestrict-
ed immigration he regarded as the two
great evils of the labor world.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-21

A gentleman had left his dog at his sis.
ter's while abroad for few months, and
on his return the animal was 60 excited
that he was not surprised to hear him
barking in the night. The barking was
30 persistent that the owner put on his
dressing gown to 90 down stairs and pat
Rover on the head to soothe him. He was
no sooner In bed again than the noise re-
commenced. So he made another Journey
to point out with some asperity, that the
repetition Of the offense would call down
serious consequences upon the delinquent.
He was just doing when the barking
started more furiously than ever. and con.
tinued until no made third journey with
the walking stick.
Soon after, the disturbance began once
more. Fortunately the gentleman was
too sleepy to get up again, and at last he
went of to sleep, vowing to sell the dog
next day. When the morning came, how
ever, his sister hoped that he had not been
reused by the barking Other new parrot
1t was always initiating the dog ut night,
she said.-Chicago News.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-21
African Currency,

In Africa there are several varieties Of
unusual money. The following incident
gives an example Of one mode Of using
currency:
In west Africa there was an illustrious
king Kanrasi by name, of the Wanyoro
tribe He sent off an expedition provided
with 600 majembe, q kind Of iron SPADE
money. The expenditure of . majembe
per diem would provide for the expedition.
With them was carried q magic horn,
which protected them from danger.
East central Africa furnishes another
form Of spade or hoe money made of ham
mered iron. This Is made and used by
the Bari tribe, who trade with peo-
pie from the interior. This hoe is of no
practical use, except as portable form of
exchange, after barter being converted
into weapons and ornaments. At Urua,
central Africa, 10 another form of our
rency in the shape Of fat cruciforn in
got Of copper, OK inches in length.
Spears formed currency In use near
Stanley Falls as recently a. 1895. The
iron spear Is worry we'll made. In the shaft
Is an ornament. The whole thing ID s feet
s inches in length and could we'll be used
as weapon. 1t is recognized currency
at Lower Lomamu. A smaller object Is
from the same district, of graceful shape,
but OF no use except as money.-Good
Words
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-21
THE PRODUCE MARKETS
AS Reflected by Dealings in Philadel-
phla and Baltimore,


phla and Baltimore.
Philadelphia, April 20.-Flour firm:
winter supcrtine. s2.159240; Pennsylvania
rollsr. clear. 50. 1O@3.2O; city mills, extra,
&.5GG275. Rye flour Duet and steady a.
S.t0 per barrel for choice Pennsylvania.
Wheat steady; No. 2 red spot, in eleva-
tor, Hi4lW4c. Corn steady; No. mixed,
spot, in elevator 40M40Ac.; No. yellow,
for local trade. 42Mdt43c Oats quiet, No.
white, 35c.; No. ? white, clipped, a5tac.
Hay steady; choice timothy, $l250 for
large bales Beef firmer; beef hams
Si9T19.5o. Pork steady; family Sl2Il2 80
Lard steady western steamed, s5.5OQ555
Butter unsettled: New York dairy. 14I
lie; New York creamery i5T1Sc.: west
ern do, l5mlSc.; factory 1SWl4l2c.; fancy
Pennsylvania prints jobhing at 22G25c. !;
do. Wholesale, PIC. Old cheese steady:
large, white, 121l2Mc.; small do, 12alF
15c.; large, co!orcd, 12Gl2Mc.; small do,
11;lmlSc.; new cheese, large, 100; small,
lO1gc. EGGS steady at a decline; New
York and Pennsylvania, l4l.c.: western
l5@.@14#c.; southern, 1314al3ac.. Sugar
steady: fair refining, 3l6c: centrifugal
43sc.; molasses sugar, Lie: crushed,
SIC. Turpentirc easier at 42l9li3c.
baltimore, April 20.-''lour firm and un-
changed. Wheat firm: spot and month,
1S12r lS9sc.; Nay, isi4m7Si2c.; July. 791ac.;
steamer No. red, 73i34I25sc. southern,
by sample, ia t94c.; southern, on grade,
al "a I914c. Corn firm; spot, i2!aQ9i2@.c.;
mon"I, 4o&4Q i2c.; May. 39taGG95sc.: June,
S5i2n&9 steamer mixed, 49ft4Oi4c.;
southern, Whit, 43ian4+c. southern, yell
low, 43AniGiac Oats firm; No. . white,
SGT5612c.; M. mixed. S2iau3Sc. Rye
tirmcr; No. nearby, 5S'ac. No. 2 west
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-21

1F THE Board Of Trade succeeds
IN getting the new Morse shipyard
to locate in our city, they will AZ
complain wonders. twill be worth
thousands Of dollars year to every
business house here. It would Gre
ate q demand for dwellings. thus
making the building business better
and in every way contribute to the
prosperity Of the city. Every in
ducement possible should be offered
this new industry to locate here.
The charging Of the Pullman Car
Works is another piece Of good news
and will give work to several hun
dred more hands. The works are
now employing 500 hands.