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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-12
HAD TO UNLOAD.
BEER WAGON STALLED ON WASH.
INGTON AVENUE.
PoopSod Getting Tire Of the Outraged us
Condition OF the Streets and Are
Looking for Needed Relief.

The streets Of the city are in a nor
rfbIe condition They look as though
1ney had been struck by a cyclone
with buggy rake attachment They
nave been so ba Oily torn up for sewers
and street railway iron that progress
over them is sometimes impossibe.
often dangerous, and always disa gree
able.
In each case where the streets have
been torn up it has been contracted
that they shall be put back in the
same condition they were in. or Just
as good.
In no case. up to date. has this re-
quirement been complied with The
public has borne it all with patience
and long suffering. believing that the
various parties concerned would vel do
something. but as the days, and weeks,
and months go by and nothing is done.
the people who own the streets are be-
ginning to grumble at the reckless way
IN which their property is being de-
spoiled and look expectantly to the
city council for relief
only yesterday a wagon loaded with
beer stalled in a sewer connection
trench that had been filled UP but not
tamped tight The wheels Of the ,was-
~ ''>'AiA oo"i W liiS liuU,SOlIS through
the soft, unpacked dirt as though it
were so much air. In going down, one
Of the wheels broke IA water pipe. 1t
ds a miracle that the city has not been
served with half a dozen notices OF
suits. In this case the driver merely
Bwore. took Off his load. pulled out OF
the hole, loaded up again and went
about his business
This happened on Washington ave
nue.. There is no reason why 1t should
not happen on half u dozen other
streets.
The beer company won't sue the
city unless the water company sues
them "...
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-12
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Miss Nfayme Lewis. of Richmond, is
visiting friends in the city.
MIR. G. r. Goodwin is visiting at his
old home in Louisa county.
Miss Annie Hamilton has returned
from Il visit to friends in Richmond.
Captain c. w. Adams left last even
ing for Washington and Philadelphia.
Mrs. William &c. Stuart is confined to
her home on West avenue, with Il slight
attack of malarial fever.
Mrs. J. w. E. Adams, OF Jefferson
avenue presented her husband with
fine son Thursday night. t
Rev. T. j. MacI<ay. of the Second
Baptist church. will preach at River
view this evening at s o'clock.
Mr. Benjamin Scott Went to his old
home ut l1well Station, near williams
burg, last week. He is i'll with fever.
Miss Bessye Wilder Baker, who has
been visiting friends in Portsmouth for
the past week, returned home yeste:-
day. .
Mr. and Mrs Il. "a. Cook, after a So
journ of two weeks at Atlantic City,
N. j.. and other points of interest, ar
rived in the city yesterday afternoon.
They also witnessed the Grand Army
parade lin Philadelphia.
Mrs. Emma B. Branch is visiting her
sister in Chesterfield county.
Officer w. A. Crump leaves this
morning for Norfolk county on visit
to friends.
MIR. B. G. Balm left yesterday for
Petersburg. his former home to spend
a two weeks vacation.
Frank Scherer, business manager of
M'dmc. Fiji. is in the city.
Mr.. III. M. Holt. cashier of the Pc
nineul;l Bank, Williamsburg, who has
been a visit to his cousin, Ed NJ.
Holt of Twenty-sixth street, left Cor
his home yesterday.
Miss Fannie Pettman and Miss Agnes
Mcfarland. of this city. are visiting the
formers parents in lSmithfield.
On Sunday evening Mrs. Sol Peyser
rendered reception to a number OF her
friends in honor of her sister, Miss Lily
Dux, of Washington.
Captain George Booker, of Old Point
Comfort, who returned home with Mrs.
Booker and Miss Booker. after visit
to Europe, has been quite ill., but is
now convalescing rapidly.
The murderer of Jim Bellamy (col-
ored). whose deed a Smithficld caused
much excitement there last week, re-
mains still at large. The authorities all
over the State were notified soon after
the homicide was discovered, but no
clue to the mans Whereabouts has been
yet found.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-12
ORGANIZATION EFrECTED.
Branch ofthe Journeymen BARRIERS Union
Formed Last Night.

The white BARRIERS of the city met last
night at Sanders shop on the avenue
and perfected their organization as a
branch of the Journeymcn BARRIERS
Union. The union was organized by
the organizing committee of the Cen
trail Labor Union, as follows:
President, T. H. Rau: president,
s. II. Lee; recording secretary, H. s.
Rawleigh; corresponding and financial
secretary, G.Conrad Espcnshied, treas
urer. ]. J. Jebcry. @
Finance comInittee-H. b. Jones, L..
L. Taby, G. Calvin.
Guide-E. Adams.
Trustees-L. L. Taby, H. B. Jones, E.
Adams. J. w. Gaffey.
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Dissolution Notice.

The public is hereby notified that the
partnership heretofore existing between
w. G. Kelly and Robert i'rankforI.
u2cer the firm name Of Kelly & Frank
lord, IS by mutual consent dissolved
from ms date. All accounts due by said
.lrhl should be presented TO w. G. Kelly,
no VIII hereafter conduct the business,
'or payment ana all accounts due said
iirm should be paid Ia w. c. Kelly.
w G.. NELLY
ROBERT FEANKFORD,
August 90, 1899. s-ose,,,,t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-12
Trustees Sale.

Icy virtue Of 4 deed Of trust executed
TO me as trustee by John r. Williams
ANA Annie Williams. his Wife on the.
18th day of February 1899, (recortseG
in the clerks office OF the Corporation
Court Of the city of Newport News.
o.E. / and rage SD 10 secure to j. E.
Herman the payment of TWO negotiable.
notes Tor IN" sum Of fifty dollars iS.u)
and seventy dollars {$1O) dated Feb
ruarN the Is. 1899 and payable thi., !
aHtl sixty days after date respectively
and executed by the above Eamed par
ties, and default having been made IN
the payment of same | will by 70
quest OF the holder thereof. as trustee in
sad deed and according TO the terms
thereof proceed on the 18th day of ;;c,,-
TENDER. 1899. at 10 O'clock A. NJ at tie
front door Of the courthouse in the ,it%
OF Newport News proceed to sell IT
rub!lc outcly. and 70 the highest bidder.
the property conveyed by said deed IT,
NE executed. 70 wit: Two tlerrir!>s
SIN self dumping iron ore tubs. six
s&hutes or slides, fifty shovels two ,3r-
ton screws. twenty sets block ars!
l;lckl" and twenty mallets.
Terms of sale-G'ash sufficient to dis
charge the above named notes with
costs Of advertiser. and other sxnsn-
ScS q sale. and as IL the residue. tern, :
VIII l'e made known on day of sale.
G. G. MITCHELL, Trustee
Ihis property may DC seen at Pier $.
.. 9-t- I'll u!
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-12
Houses on Ea.Y Terms.

The Cottrel Real Estate Company Of
fers for sale a few choice North End
houses on very reasonable terms and
low prices. The prize lot of the bargain
Is on Fifticth street. overlooking tire
Park, between Washington and La
fayette avenues. a home will be built
on this lot to suit purchaser. COT
TRELL REAL ESTATE co. 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-12
ONE WAS CAPSIZED.
Large Hatful CT Wind Off the Casino
(3roundS.

An inshore breeze yesterday after
noon piled the water high upon the
beach, and made bathing exciting
Many Of the small fishing boats anchor
ed off the Casino grounds We're tossed
about rather perilously. and one pretty
little cat boat was capsized and sunk.
II Will be easily raised at low tide.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-12
To the Public.

Notice IS hereby given that the part
ntrShlp heretofore subsistny between
f2llN inrdon;tNc ana j. ~ Binforu
under the firm name OF Hurdon;iy, &
l,inicrd, corner Roanoke avenue ard
mn street. has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent
MI debts due the said firm will he
pad ny the said j. y. Binford. to whom
az debts due said firm should also De
paid.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-12
10 7 4.
wv ARIW I OK
J. r. swINERToN. Manager.
SPECIAL RATES TO COMMERCIAL
TRAVELLERS.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN.

~ rateful people are realizing the
~ ratut1ous information furnished.
4 nd are realizing that the best
"a nd most comfortable method OF
- ummer cooking Is by the new and
~ ensible means OF Gas. Gas. Gas.
emember this IL no experiment,
~ cad what the people say about it !!
"A nd profit by the experiences OF
~ ny person who has used gas for fue
y disagreeable and dirty range,
y ashes, SCOT or depressing heat.
as fuel Is the ideal for summer.
W ct range at once and be convinced.
very range we sell is but another.
~ Enthusiastic advocate Of it's merits.
Hot water, did you say? Why. sure:
1t will heat water for bath in ten min
utes. Costs one cent. Always ready.
No delay. II your neighbors do not
nave q gas range call and see us and
we Will explain fully. Our gas mains
are now over the entire city, north to
t!ftieth street and east to Oak avenue.
Also to Twentieth street and Jefferson.
II you can be reached let US hear from
you. We want your service to be sat
isfactory, and will thank you to let liz
know It.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-12
Pleasures for Labor Day.

walk out to East End and view the
'.nuscapc Ger. See that beautiful view
'cf the river and feel those ucligntfu.
hrceZes that blow over that beautiful
residence plateau we are grading, ana
Gr;lininS With terra Gotta pipe between
chestnut and Oak avenues from ,rwe..-
ty-fourth 10 Twentieth streets.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-12

School Supplies CHEAP. MORTON
@l'hIrty-nrst street. opposite l1iTl
School! ii
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-12

4 beautiful line Of imported leathci
purses. silver mounted. fSpraSue, Jew.
eiler, 26GJ Washington avenue. Ii
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-12

headquarters for fruit Jars.
ADAMS RACKET STORE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-12
You Probably

eAloy your home. but if You owned it,
you would enjoy it all the more. Dnn't
80 on paying rent. and enrich Your
landlord. Buy 4 homo Of Your own.
be your own landlord 1t is very easy.
Let us talk To YOU about it, 1t Mill
cost YOU very little more than the rent
YOU are paying.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-12

Your credit is good at J. A. Buxton
& cos.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-12

School Supplies CHEAP. MORTON
Thirty-hrst street. opposite I1igi,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-12
800 Desirable Residence Lots.

See the handsome residences ana nap-
=: homes in that ncighborhoutl with
DIG yards and surely You will say '.t!;s
IS the garden spot Of Newport News. ;,
we VIII build YOU 4 house on two lots
ipr q small cash payment ana monthly
l:staimcnts Of the same amount as
Yen are now paying for rent. IOI!
can buy -FOUR lots THERE, fo1, the
lflcc OF ONE LOT above dry dock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-12
A Great
Saturday
Shoe Sale
One of Mugler's Wonderful Of
feriDgs which alv US
crowd their store.

Ladies Tan and Black Oxfords, the
latest cuts, new colors, toes ana lips.
al sizes. all widths. Worth $500 and
$3.50. sale price, $1.40.
Bargain Shoes.
II we can fit you from our bargain
table which is loaded down With $50
ana $3.50 ladies shoes at S1.I5.
Two hundred pairs of mems goods,
SHOES culled out from our stock Of shoes
good new goods but odds and ends from
stock. but want to close out. Worth
So.ov; S'.'o and $500 Sale price 2.25.
All last spring stiff hats. value $500
SOU and 500. Sale price, &c.
IL YOU want to save money bring your
money to
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-12
Today's SPECIAL.

Our leader to-day is a roomy house On
Chestnut avenue for only 81 500 $20l
cash and the balance on easy payments
Two houses very cheap on the most
prominent part Of Roanoke avenue
Call US up over either phone ana II
representative will see you inslanlcr
COTTEELL REAL ESTATE; Co II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-12

Your credit is good at j. A. Buxton
&, c.; .----- .-.- --..-- L- --- ----.--
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-12

FOR l;ENT--HOUSE, oo2S 18TH
street. Apply 221 41th street rs ct
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-12

FOR RENT = TWO FURNISHED
rooms with bath, suitable for light
housekeeping. Centrally located -Au-
dress X" Daily Press. 9-S-f.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-12
FOR RENT.

FOR tENT-'SE.Nt,N FURNISHED
nr unfinished rooms at III 3lst stree.
near West avenue. J-lO-3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27

n'eon cGF HsS 3 Pick 80 RI s' Ss
quoted: smoking bellies, S95Ac; 10 10. 5rc; y ~ sc
& ' hams P'f1@ SSoid at Western
I.ac; Western g; city greens Sc TALlpM-
Essy quoted c lara steady quoted q :, ed Ss
a 1sen s,S q ST.
cry. SO; Western. NC .sTEA A Quoted
RICEHolders chow little inclination to meet the de-
manas Of buyers for concessions: hodps S5 70 S %ss
light with prices unchanged News of importance WIS
s Gs low 1'' & good
prime to choice 9sacc head SSIc ,d Pa'n' ssc
RANSOM ain in bond nd 24as2s ,n.,,. p,o,b.
err: Hsa .y Of SP hs4 su wn Gs he people
cut loaf of VIC this morning at the opening bs rect Of
the s or for that mater that opsnns sa wSe
follow Domno: Sse cut loaf sss sr" sss
%HXx 0 pSwasrsd SSS Standard s?anSsse ana me
isied 5Nc confectionery sranuated sac; 10 caIt9n:
Snss ID ea5,So Sns N Dsss SC N0S
and g. S1sc: No T. 4slc; No 3. nc: 10 9, teoe Ne T.
10 IT, asic Nos is IS Il. IS Is and nd iS S This
Of the position as %sSs 81 BY
Cuba together Of a e tons against $50 70, tens 9ss last
under last cubaThs six p[cepa ports oc Of 1
h SH SS9 c ssDT s So
s. EgrOPesioeks in Europe e5SSoC tons against ssas
Total stocks Of Europe and America I.s 40 TONS
against l!riS 69b and tons
year the dates and 225i.O9o tons ~
date OF May last year The deficiency OF stock
now 36j tons against deficiency Of 3I53lI ions
last week and deficiency Of i0.51 tons December ~
lSas market for the general situation
was unchanged. Demand moderate. with prices still
the basis Of 4s.c for 90 test centritussl c for 20
London market sugar dull but quotahly
lower being rated 3s and fair refining lis Cd
Beet Neglected and %d lower. 10 the basis or
lis pad for May and June deliveries
TOBACCO-There considerable doing In seedeaf
at firm prices total sales footing up 4jO including
500 cases crop 1897 Wisconsin Havana 9AIllc 200
1897 Zinmers 15017c 300 1895 'o6 Penn
syvania seed 12Ql3c and $50 bales sundrie at ga
Foreign nrm, with sales 81 $50 bales Havana at
75Gs5c bond. bales Surnatra s5cas1 49, In
bond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York, loot OF CFambefsWs
as follows. and nve minutes earlier from West 30 ST:
O.OO A, M,-vestbued Express daily for Binghamtonx
waveriy Elmirn, Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive Buffalo
Buffalo.
p. hmited-Fast mail daily. Solid
train Tor chicago Arrives Cleveland 740 NJ chicago.
6 r. NJ sleepers to Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car.
daily Arrives Buffalo 1905 A NJ. Bradford % A. NJ.
Jamestown 100 A. M Youngstown 1927 A. NJ. cieve-
land II 80 n. Seepers Buffalo and Cleveland. Cafe
Library Car.
OI5 r. M.-paily solid train for Bingbsmon. Eimirs,
wavery and Chicago sleepes to Hornelsvie. Chicago
TSicKETs. LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
COMMopATfoNs at Ill. lls. 2ei. 4o1 and eo1 Broad
way l21 Bowery 1853 East 12oth and 2I3 West 18th
ST., Chambers and West 23d-st ferries New.York: sss
and SEQ Futon-st es Broadway Brooklyn; ~ River
Co calls checks baggage from hotels and resi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool May 20 Closing; wheat-spot steady No
California es 3hdd6s Cd No red Western winter. Us
American mixed. new. Be- 81: American mixed Old Ss
6hd futures quiet May, 3s Cd: July. Rs SD September
80 b&d F1our-st Louis fancy winter firm. Is 3D. Peas
Canadian Sc SID Beef dull, extra India mess COS
prime mess. Pork dull; prime mess, Western. sos
amsshort cut u TO 10 10 Arm ass Sd Bacon etssdy
zoe long clear middles light 30 to IS 10 EOS ca long
clear mddes heavy. IS TO ~ No. pos short clear BACKS
l6 to rs ~ 2Ss clear bellies IA n l6 10 2ss 3D. shou-
ders-Square IL 10 IA 10. firm. 23s Lard dull; prime
Western. In tics. 2ss I'd American refined In pair 2Is
Butter-Good United States, Cos. Cheese-Amercsn mn
est white steady Sis do coored dull ass Ordinary new
AIS Cd Tallow frm prime ctv. 23s. Australian In Lon
don. 25s.3d cottonseed oilFiu refined June August
steady 15s Cd. Turpentlne Spirits Arm. 36s Roeinm
Common steady. As. PetroeumRehned. Cd. Linseed OIL
1875 Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May 26-Trade in cattle was dull ana pTS Se
r,,Ie Shade easter Fancy grades brought 80 We.o ~
choice steers 50 3Oas5 So mediums 81 sSIso peer 90
81 4Odsi so; bulls s3G$4 so: cows ana neleIe e. ooS
e. "a Western fed 81 1885 so: Texans - SvE
* calves s51S7 rs The suppl of hogs was ~ sASes
~ the demand and prices ruled 2sc owe ra 10 ca eo
81 7TaGS3 s7I packers 81 5odsS 10 m a 81 60
asa So butchers So G0as3 S. light ~ 6oqs3 ~, pgsd
81 25Qsa 10 There lively demand tot sneS so9
Is 70 chiefly 81 75ds5 49, yearlinge - oouso - epP
lamb. 81 25ffss 80 largely s. Sdsa 30 Coorado
lambs 81 50asG S. and spring lambs sIUso per & O'
Rece,pts-fattle $500 head hogs 3oooO sheep '''v'
Cincinnati May 26--Hogs active: ~ zsmsS 81 -, Cauhs
steady S3dS5 Is Sheep steady 81 75qs4 10 bafnos
steady. 81 25as5 rs ...
ras, buffalo MAY 26-Recepts Of sale ana lhIousn
cattle sheen and hogs during the twentyour hours eaen
a, loon ohav were: Cattle So cars; sheep ana lamus
40 cars hogs 81 cars shipments: Cattle 81 cars snp
ana lambs II hogs, 20 cars eatue-lhe ,.os
Vas steadv under fair demand and LOAD on sale
we're in fair supply about 300 head; modetase ueii
easier choice 10 quotaole >" 'oss. gooa y.
boIca sGGss7 r. sheep and lambs-The offerings were
40 loads The market slow and irregular me sup
nv OF good dry lambs was light and son ea .iN
SG 70 gcd 10 choice s6d$6 35 fair to good 80 ,oQs9.
Common 70 fair 5OaS5 70. Sheep light supply ran
demand steady Choice extra. % 2ogSo % goosi 70
choice S5Gs5 25; commoh 10 fair. ~ 2ogff oo mere
,yere Jew loads the close. with the gre
undesirable kind lower. Hostile market opened Gun
and 5NiOc lower Medium mixed and heavy were guot-
able sGfisc lower and pigs Zoe lower Mixed medium
strong weights SO 00as3 92 pigs sold when tancy y, az
e. SO and later declined SO rs and dull: roughs ~ 20
asa 10 stays 81 5OQs2 rs few decks were unsold a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. Nav 70 1879
roFFFF-Tns coffee market showed more snap ana en-
r ,cday than II has manifested In many long month";
ss net results OF the days doings however were not
~. gratifying nature 20 friends OF the staple Inc ap-
nsarance Of outside selling orders around tne ope
ng led to quite burst Of selling under when pro 10
wy gave way reaching the lowest level loss OF ~
,roJnts Ohciay. the market opened barely steauy III
o-e with number positions points Lowell by MO
showed loss OF points, with tne
market unsettled spasmodcally active In the after
rnon business conducted moderate lines win the
close steady al net unchanged prices 10 10 points decline
Tota a,es for the session 5000 bags including ~
500 bags IL One Of the principal factors
N The spill long stun the burdensome supply Oh
Nee AZ ali accumua,ive points OF the world At Havre
me total stock OF I53s 900 bags. includes lo69oU bags
brazilian The visible supply for this country continues
wl up 10 the level the last month OF two ana
shows no signs o. contraction. Longs were also DIS
Outraged by unsatisfactory state OF affairs In foreen
marses and procrasnating policy OF consumers IN
the home market Another influence tending 10 suhu-
lae a readjusment accounts the nearby holiday
Ths market spot Brazilian coffee narrow ana list
less Tor sta finish. with prices at any figure more
or less nom Quotations In the open market al the
oe were about on basis OF csc for invoice and sac
fyr iobbing parcels No Rio. The steamer ASH mas
cleared santos this country with ll,ooO bags Inc
steamer Cuvier has arrived ct New-Nork with cargo
Of Brazilian coffee -, -. 4. -
The range prices in the local market to day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Poston May 2GThe market Is lees active but only In
appearance. than week. The sales this week have
been almost entirely manufacturers. who find them
selves in embarrassing position The wholesale
organization OF makes Il most undesraole for them
purchase wool until 10 Is determined whether they are
in or out OF some combination. Meantime they set
their supplies approaching vanishing point with rising
market against them. The American Wool Company II
wisely buying wool right and left and storing II In Boston
for future distribution among the mills connected with
that organization The prices being paid In Texas ara
higher tho equivalent prices obainable In the mar
ket to-day for spring wool All European markets are
exceptionally strong Domestic wool OF good character
has advanced beyond the exporting point but exporters
s buying defective wool The sales Of the week are
4eos5Oo NJ domestic and $4,000 N foreign total OF
b252 ~ against f59 600 10 last week and o4Wn
M for same week last year The sales TO date show an
Increase OF 35.Oi2 100 10 domestic and 1884 900 10
foreign from the sales the date in is9s The
OF 6 926 bales domestic
and a decrease OF 40. 3S5 bales foreign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27

n,ur.,s Anathetic conditions continue In the metal
To-day Price changes az s0s wers faed to
and the Metal srch s6seS Sa ds SPOT to- july
ss s ssS q BID and Lad az the sGsT
C was ds pG FOR futures bu, spot
So Is bid and asked June 80 10 DO ana 90 ~ ~
inc CLOSING s7s los Tin nrrn spot fii7 iss futures,
fas ios
Lose with the feeling local circles generally hrn
pnsiness however drags along In stless isshoh elty
ed,sts peouirements while orders from outside points
are few and far between syrups sno~ t ,I,o Nv
ssssnes o.n eut i6ie 5qec good
i6a2Oc prime. 2Q27e; New-orlesns: open ,5g1a fIg
sood iSni7c; prime isdioc; fancy. 9oa25c
OCEAN FREIGHTsThe market for 6eitn irelgns was
sSss ana :sssy a. asked aSe Glsssow Bristol
eth AID Hull s1sd; Newcsste S,sd AniTsIp 80
asmbu =, 10 Pssnpf ps oo H. 2c nominal London
oats Is Cd FREIGHT s-Busness was hsht IN the
san tonnage mse. ,S ssn The small and medium
sizes and ra.s were h limited aeasts but rstss
st tsass az the Offerings were light.
OILs-Moderste stesdiness was repoL.oo u.esd on
S %s. no%na aS' .ssay on Of
material but 'ndependen's were sun se'ns az ,sw
cents below The combines p,ce ,S o. Ss
follow: Petroleum. bbs 81 90 and In bulk 81 90 Phia
ssgsa ss. 10 s"A !. s so acdo1.sd
toTTONsEED oIL-Prme crude. 2o.se; prime eruas s
m ssio- ls gsss.d prime ss sTaa.
white sSgs @ nst Winter hm.rc ss''' Boiled 5ece
e n"s'' raw, Ssc: lard oil 4o9a2c. 49,.
PROVIsfoNS--Hog receipts were again heavy ana mn.
Witch s The hos pass
,c s .borf as ssssf css
&c. ela. India mess ssSsS So...BEEF HAMS