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A PARTISAN ROMANCE.

would ne Pathetic ~ "a wssar
Meant To Ne Funny.
"Ah. Pierre. tits but an hour since
we metz
what does II matteri love your
"oh, joyl To my armsr'
"Mon anger
MA viev'
To-day, Eugene. we will wedl The
bells will ring. the sun will shine. all
our friends will be there to say: Hap
by Pierre! Happy Eugenier Is It not
grand? Come, let us fiy, for tits tor
ture waiting"
Beautiful life. Beautiful lover
But Eugenie. have you any mon
eyT
None! Have youf"
"Ten sous. Alas for hope: We are
cursed by a cruel fate! | weep
mon Dieu. And was so happyT
wipe away thy tears. Eugeniel I
have plan. Ten sous will buy enough
charcoal for one grand suicide. So II
shall bel'
"Ah, Pierre. thou angel. How stu
shall die In each others arms!"
so pale, so Interesting. All the peo-
pie that throng the morgue will cry
and murmur. so young. so beauti-
fulv"
And the papers will all brim with
the thrilling accounts. and immortelles
will be bought for us by subscription
"And our friends will say. All. they
were wonderful people, these two
Pierre and Eugeniev and will swell
with pride as they say to the canaille
that crowds about for n peep: Back!
In life they were our friends. and death
has not dissolved the bond- Beauti-
FUR
"Quick. Pierre, and get the charcoal
before the store closes! Merci! How
my heart beats with impatiencer'-
Kansas City Independent.
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The FLIGHT of Fashion.

Mrs. Frillington-You heard. OF
course. that my daughter and | were
to have gone TO Miss Cashmore's we'd
ding tomorrow. And now. I'm sorry to
say. the ceremony is postponed for a
month on account of the bridegroom's
accident.
Country Visitor-IIow very distress
ing! Nothing serious. | hope?
Mrs. Frillington-Oh. but indeed 1t Is
most serious. We have had our gowns
made specially in Paris, the very latest
thing. and of course in months time
Punch.
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Don't you want the water OF your
well analyzed" asked the travelling
agent of the chemical company.
What furY inquired the hale old
farmer sitting on the front porch.
ITO know whether IL is pure and
wholesome or not"
II reckon not. II there's anything
the matter Of II. mister. I'd ruther moi
know IT,"
How long have you been using itY
"Eighty-seven years"
The travelling agent passed on.-Chi
cago Tribune.
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POOR PAS BADNESS,
IT EVIDENTLY HAS CONE TO STAY
WITH HIM.

50 Little Georgia Thinks ne ne Tells
About the Heroic Remedy his wor-
thy Father Took to Rejuvenate His
Unfortunate Uranium.
Paws gittcn Raid TIeded. so lie red
In the paper About sumthing What
would make the Hare gro on Looken
glass II IL Got the Chanel. and He sent
fer n Bottel
"If was proud Like some people"
paw told nav. II woulden't Care to
Git Emmy Hare on mi He'd Becoz tina
say pursou what GIFTS Bald Has
Frames. That shows why the VIM
min Don't Git Bald very often. VIM
min amt Got as menny Branes as
men Becoz thay wasen't emmy Left
when Eve was maid"
But you Don't Haft TO Go Around
Bald Heded to Let people no you Have
Branes. Do your NAV Says.
IL Don't think So" paw told Her.
That's the reason I mite as Well Keep
frum Loosen mi Hare as not"
"If wimmin amt Got no Branes."
nav Says, "How Does II Come so
menny Of them are gitten up In the
wurld? You sed the other Da thay
was Taken the Place Of men In offeses.
Don't that sho thay Got BranesT
NO" paw Says. 1T shows thay
Don't no Enuff to stick to the place
thay was made fer. Look at the Way
wimmin put powder on thare Fails! II
thay Had Branes thay would Have
more Sentz than that That Don't sho
they Got menny Branes, DUE IL? Look
How thay Frizz thare Hare, Too, tryin
to Have Curls when thay amt Got a
rite TO Them. Wimmin are the Worst
Fools I Ever seem" paw Says. "All
you Got to Do Is tell them thay are
purity and that Settles 1t. Thay amt
Wumman I Ever seen Yit what
woulden't Ruther Be Told she was Jlst
too Sweet than to Have Branes Enuff
to Be the Presadunt Of n Collidge. IL
thay Had Emmy Branes they woulden't
always Be tryin TO make Themself
Look Diffarunt from what nature made
| Them"
~Yes." nav says. II no thay Do Lots
OF foolish Things. | Even no Some rite
now What are yoosen stuff to Keep
thare Hare frum Comm out when thay
OF TO no II thay Had Emmy Branes ma
ture Didn't make thare Hare Gro to
Stay WHARF 1t was forever"
Paw He got Bizzy Reedin His paper
Then. and a Flu Daze after That the
Hare medasun Cum, But me and little
albert Was Lookin to See what kind OF
Stuff 1t Was and Got the Kork out and
Split 1t ON the Bathroom fore. ! new
thay Wood Be trubble II paw found II
Out, and ! got maws mashean oil and
pored 1t In paws Hare medasun Bottle
and wrapped 1t up agin.
Paw tribe II that mite, and me anc
little albert thot about Every mint
they Would Be a nerth Quaik Err sum
thing, But paw Diden't say nothin.
The next mite He put on sum NOR
Mashean oil and Kept 1t up rite
Long fer nearly a Week now. Thi
morning at Breakfast He felt his He'
and says to nav:
"They amt NO yoose tawken. that
Crate stuff. Mi Hed's Gittin nice an'
soft and l Kin feel the new Hares BE
ginnen to Sprout."
Nav went over and Rubbed He
hand on His Bald place and Sed:
Eyes, thay amt no Dout ioor Hex
is Soft, But l Don't feel the new
Hares."
Then little albert sed:
Paw"
"WhatT paw asst.
do you Think the Medasun mad
Yoor He'd softY'
I'm afrade little albert is agoin Z
Git mkt up in the fly wheel sum
These daze.-Georgie In Chicago Times
Herald.
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Not So Braye ss He Looked.

Stricken by panic. the audience was
tanning itself into the exits.
The celebrated funny comedian went
on with his turn" cool. calm and col
lected.
run fer yer life" shouted the prop
erty man In a whisper. "De house Is
afre"'
"Geew said the comedian. IL thought
il was Just the usual rush."-Indianap-
oils Journal.
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The Woes of a veteran.

"Yes." said the one legged veteran.
"Bllly Clipped splinters off my wooden
leg TO light the fire with, an when got
a cork leg the old lady wuz putin up
catchup. an she used six inches OF II
for bottle shoppers. That's why look
so lopsided.'-Atlanta Constitution.
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"a Word TO the WISE" Etc.

The young man had taken of his
coat and hung his hat carefully on tLe
hall rack. Coming into the parlor. be
went to the fire and held his hands out
to warm them. The girl waited for
him to speak, but 1t was evident that
he was bashful young man and knew
not how to begin the conversation.
Finally he said:
1T was very. very cold last night
staid at home and Rugged the stove all
the evening"
The girl turned great brown eyes
toward him and said. with just tinge
Of art In her voice:
II don't see any use in hussing a
stove."-Baltimore Herald.
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Profitable silence.

II think that husbands ought to pay
their wives a weekly salary" declared
Mrs. Tomdk.
About how much" asked Mrs. Ho'
jack.
"Well. say so week."
II used TO think so. too. until | dis
covered that my husband pays about
$500 a year for my millinery and
clothes alone. and then decided thai
any salary would like to ask fol-
wouldn't go very far."-Detroit Free
Press.
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Expert Judgment.

That's Mrs. Selldom-IIome. She Is
making quite a reputation as new
woman"
inspecting her apparel "Well, she
isn't new. She's dreadfully out Of
style."-Chicago Tribune.
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County Of Lincoln,

4. John b. Owsley, cashier Of the above named
uank 40 solemnly swear that the above statement
is true 10 the best Of my knowledge and belief
J. b. OwsLEi, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Ith gay
Of Dee 1899 J. J. McROBEkTs, N.f. LIZ
Commentaries: JE.LYSS,
b. H. SHASKs,
in. MESEFEE,
Directors.
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There IL Lying Somewhere.

There IL Lying Somewhere.
Figures" said the bookkeeper. new
er lle."
mo" replied the expert accountant,
but the people who use them do"
Then he returned to his task OF un-
covering shortages.-Chicago Post.
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when die" said Blatant. II want
20 be cremated."
"Oh, you'll be roasted all right!' ven
inred Smiley. - Philadelphia North
American.
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Ek5&S}' LOCAL FIN, c,,,

For alliPoints.
RouGH TICKETS SOLD.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
For any information enquire Of
JOE s. RICE, Agent,
stanford, Ky.
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TO FLORIDA
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
VIA
Southern Railway

For the present Winter Season 1HE SOUTHERN
HALLWAY with connections, presents the most 81
nerior sch.dules through car service and tfahsl1t
iation arrangements generally, ever offered 10 the
travel 10 southern Resorts ,-,.t -
DnItutE DAILY TRAINs from Cincinnati ana
Iouisville. in connection with the Queen Tres,
cent R,ute, via Chattanooga, Jesup and The RAM
~ stem. - -. c,,oi,n.,t Al
'IuKOrGH SLEEPING CAR from 'ltclhhaii 10
Jacksonville with oonvenient connexions Holn
Louisyille via Knoxville, AsheNille ann ssNah
nah. This is the scenic Route through ths NOUN,
tai' Of Western North Carolina-"lhe Lana o
the sky" - -. =, Ioui. a
J.ctsonVille' In connection with the l. l. a ~. l.
Railroad Air Line) via Louisville ana lh'ousi
slice, ing ears IT, IA Kansas cay 70 JaeksolNiile
via the KCF ; a NJ Railroad ~ connec lloi
with TuE SOUTHERN RAILWAY, via Brminsuam
Atlanta, Jesup aud The Plant system Inc Ias
Kansas City Jacksonville Limited, only thiiy
eight hours from kansa. City 20 Jacksonville
All Agents of connecting lines sell through WIN
Ter Excursion tickets via 1HE SOUTHERN RAILWAY
no the Resor Of Florida aud the south. =,
Maps, schedules, booklets aud ihiorma'loh man
ed tree 10 any address, by
H. O. BEAM JR, n. W. z. A.
sn Adams St, Chicago. III.
CA BAIKD Tray P1ss AGENT.
Louisville, by.
W. A. TURK, @. p. A..
Washington, y. q.
w. n. TAYLoE. A. q, =. A.
Louisville.
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,sANxroRT AND CINCINNATI.

.nnsSa;ps s a, Georseiown With q c. and reach.
,ss Paris a, s: 40 A n and 5:ioP. N. Leave fari'
- 18th o d G, and reaching Frankfort at s:l'
A. n and 7.i0 p ,,rox "a pa
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COTTAGE FOR SALE.

Would like 10 sell privately my cottage
gu Lancaster Street, Ia stanford contain
Jag SIX rooms kitchen coal house ciSierh'
and garden Gall ON or address
MRS. DIR. BR0NAUGH, stanford
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"You manage to keep right up with
the modes in the suburbs, Mrs. Plain"
Eyes. When our new cooks come,
they always bring the latest styles
Detroit Free Press.
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Just Like a Mill.

You take your wheat aud Corn IA Morris
Frrd's Exchange In WIN. Daughertys shop
In stanford and get Ia exchange Flour anu
Meal. You can also buy Flour. Meal ship
stun, Bran, Chicken Feed. sc. cheaper AT
my place than any where In town. trial
IL all l ask. believe my exchange viii lie
a good thing for farmers and pledge liber-
al transactions and full weight. Ny goods
come from Dudderar's DIX River Roller
Mills and are nr-t class. NORRIS fkkD.
Telephone No. o..
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POSTEDl

The persons whose names appear below
strictly forbid any hunting OF game OF any
lind at any time OF the wear ON their Janus
and will prosecute 10 the full extent OF 'ne
aw any who violate.
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County Of Lincoln !
4, John J. McRoberts, cashier of above named
Kank. do solemnly swear that the above state
meat Is true TO the best Of my knoSlsdge and be
NJ JOHN J. MeROBERrs Cashier
S,,hsc,ibed and sworn 20 before me this 18th day
Of D.e. isy9 W. NJ. BRIGHT. y. r. l.. &.
"a. = 81 HID fi i,S$:s. O'"s
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FOR SALE.

Golddust horses combined with the most Popn-
lar strains of ,rnsss and saddle horses making ths
combined roadster Jersey cattle all registered anu
headed by the inbred Pedro Bur No. to'o,, wnoss
1851 were two Of Mr.. Coopers winning sweep-iake
herd at the Worlds Fair. Shorthorns are young
Mary's topped with Wideyes, feries, haIt"n am
shire hogs Individually good and bred from the
hest herds of Kentucky. Prices reasonable Come
""" ''' b. REID, stanford, Ky.
We guarantee everything a. r.Preseented ey MI
Reid. W. r. "Ahi"S' """''
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FOR SALE.

65 two aud three year old mules, now ready "'
market -,
70 Head of ,ooO pound Cattle feeders
1 Rid Bull Cali Short horn and HeriiOrd)i weight
7OO pounds
aGo Barrels Of Corn.
100 Bales Of Clover Hay.
20 Tons Clover Hay in BaTn.
80 J. H. OwsLEN, at Lincoln Co. Nat Bank.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-12-15
Lincoln County National Bank

OF STANFORD, KY,
At the close Of Business Dec. End, 1899.
RESOURCES.
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Ass.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,

AT STANFORD.
In the State of Kentucky, at the close OF business
Dec. 2nd, 1899
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How She Lost Him.
He-Positiyely, you're tho first girl !
ever kissed.
Shelf felt like it.-New York Com
merclal Advertiser.
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POSITION WANTED.

desire position as cverseer on stock
farm. Have had rs years eSperience and
can give good references. John o. brown
Walnut Grove, Ky h-i"
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81 PER YEAR CASH

- when no, .opnd IA. 80 yin b. charged.
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w Hooker. cashier Of the above named
panl. do solemnly swear that the above statement
| /, true 10 the best Of my knowledge and belet
J. W. HOOKER. Cashier.
| Subscribed and sworn to before me tnis stu
| Ewp. ALCoRS,
| !. W. POWELL, pneetor,
r. J. EoBINsoS
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So Little Georgia Thinks ss ne Tells
About the Heroic Remedy His Wor-
thy Father Took to Rejuvenste His
Unfortunate Uranium.
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QUEEN & CRESCENT.

No. 5lS2
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19

METAIs.The metal market continues dun and feat
IN the absence Of important business News Of eCn:s
failed quito 10 put an D snn sopm fer
inspiration At the close he Meis al Exchanse called pig
spot SO: Nav to July SIS nominal. Tin at close
lose was Dun spot 50 75as7 May and June 75ase s.
tered transactions the market for mossses closed gen
5a % at Sw
f apn Ss S Sa STo P% oe
syps common i2aias fsr 4a@i5ae good lca7e
OCEAN FREIGHTs-The market for berth freights
dull with nominal the following quotations
Sisd Leith AID Hui. Shd; Newcastle S4d; Antwerp
81 Hamburg 42s pigs; Rotterdam, 6i4ci Amsterdam
Iona london G0'' os t" Sd 1917 %as no
day. The demand for small and medium vessels was
good with rates steady Long-yOysge tonnage was -, In
grain trade were in limited demand with rates easier
ments business ss" was sequel quiet
nae and prices for the article especially as to round
lots: were less nominal at former figures Lin,
nominaliy unchanged Quotations follow: Petroleum
bb SO % and in bulk, 81 45; Philadelphia. 6bls 50 80
ca cars SIC deodori1ed $40 so CoTToNsEED oil
pm S Grss 2 p%s 2 crude s of m e hST
a25c. butter grades 2oaSlc prime white 29I3oc prime
American boiled 5la52c: Calcutta raw. Csc; lard OIL
sSsy for PSyq 2nsa esa q
speculative support while the spot inquiry was
pack S hogs h the Nest rfe the k
as 600 bags against $4,000 bag, last year" -.
PoRK-steady. Quoted Mess. IS 25Q$s 70; family $40 20
Mess So family So 5OGs 10 so packet 50 5o9slo'
India mess. si4asl4 80 .BEEF HAMsosteady Quoted
Ssc: $50 NJ SIC; 100 n. 5lsc; pigs s@c: .... CUT
MEATs-Pickied bellies easy. onoted; smoking bellies
ders steady quoted 4kc Picked steady Quoted
Sgste Western green's 5SG; wesi tern 1 S sly
asked; country, 4sa4.c ,LARD.Firmsr quoted at
so City lard firm quoted at SO Refined a oc
Brazil kegs lOc Compound steady Quoted: city. 4Mc
Western. We. .sTEARINE-Dul. quoted: Oleo,
RICEEOnorngs Of foreign staples extensive.
nor holders OF domestic staple show disposition
purchase beyond momenary requirements in the absence
Of definite news esardng the new crop or positive
and hTm Quotations follow; D9nmesc common to low
er $.e$a saS f Psn. p do in to SoHd S
ave Japan. 4se5%c: Java. 4sa5Ac' Ransoon in bond
but the feeling held about steady prices
changed disappointment was expressed in the pur
further developments materially altering
their opinion OF the market 9noations fol9w Dominos
and coarse powdered. 5hc; xxx powdered. So:
standard granulated and fine granusted. 5sc coarse
granuated 5Sc: Pm cartons I'm bags. 5ih cartons and
5-ro bags OF fine graduated. 5.44c; mould 4. 6ssc;
slsc No l. 4sic 10 s. 4se 10 4eac 10 T. 4se;
80 s. $500; 80 .. AZ; No 10 $50: No II 49,: No IL.
market a good business was done the basis of 4sc
for SO centrifugal 4c for 50 test muscovado and &c
renners s;I bidding the above quotations for large
Of centrifugal and muscovado. In the London
sesdines with Java quoted at lSc and fair refining
lis Cd Beet sugar was neglected and shade easier
June was unchanged. lis 2hd The European visible
supply foots up in round numbers 100000 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19
THE LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York May 49, 1899
BEEvEs Receipts 50 cars. or 1871 head, lnelud-
direct Nothing doing in live cattle Feeling steady.
There was fairly good demand Tor S'esSed Dee fo al
Liverpool and London quoted American live cattle lower
steady IT sa4iac: lambs 15c dressed weight rfrig
beef selling at Sac per n The Buenos Ayres sailed
the Pretoria took out Bermuda &c cattle for A. +.
outerbridge & 60. No shipments OF live stock fresh
CAINES|Recepts were 2O5 head Including 80 direct
and the balance sale at Sxtieth-st There was
demand for the stock steady prices and nearly all
sold at &c per ~ the at 81 80; city dressed
veas firm al sqo'4c ~ and selected stock sold at
a aisi country dressed ''e''' a' 'D'O' "'. '
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recelpts were cars, or 2I5s
there were IL sale Sheep were DUH and sales
limited lambs Of good quality steady. spring lambs
eether cars stock held over bunch Of wooded
Jersey sold at 50 per 100 fb poor to fairly good
at So &c. southern spring lambs at IS per 100 D.
ferior Buffalo do at s. 20 Dressed mutton ssalOe per
S5oice ." @oTIcasses sod at 50 So
|McPherso9 & 90 2e2 Virginia spring lambs.
ca at s. per 100 NJ Pa Maryland LAR and. DO 80 h.
30 H. at SO co. 10 Buffalo sheep % NJ at 81 81 q Viz
gna do 10 N. at 81 80: 10 Maryland DO JOS 10, at
NJ Collins: ST unshorn virsln. yearllnss. 60 NJ at 5:
90 Virginia sheep 1o4 10 at 81 10; bucks 1870 o'
at Newton Coz rs unshorn Jersey ewes 100 ~ at s.;
30 H fiPIEs SD CO.. Sc State Sheep 1Is n
HOES Receipts r s ana TS' S 05 2 S9s bead 10
hogs were quoted 81 2oas4 rs per 100 n; country
oF j. f. Hume Bro % hogs. 40 N
8 Judd Co. date yesterdays 1se Western hogs l72
d. " Mullen date yesterday: 40 State hogs. $50 N at
81 49, IL DO 227 n; ct 81 So roushs 900 H. at 81 90
f. H. Hollis date yesterday) Is state hogs. 153 n a,
! boar 800 ~ at 81 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19
OTHER MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. May Is.-Owlng the small supply OF cattle
today the market ruled strong 10 loo higher fancS
grades brought S. 5O$5 co. choice steers - 20GS 49,
mediums 81 1884 90 beef 81 25qfi TO- stock'rs
and feeders SASS IS: and hefers S2ast p bulls
S3Gs4 % Western 81 5OGS3 3d. Texens S3NorS'
calves 81 5Oa$7 30 There lively local AMI shipping
demand for hogs previous prices Fair 20 choice,
81 s2s asa ON heavy packers 50 5Ogs3 So mixed 81 80
asa So butcher 81 65aS3 e2i4. lights. 81 ebnSa si's
pigs SO 3Ods3 The demand for sheep and lambs was
undated and prices ruled strong AT the recent advae
sheep sold at 81 75as5 chiefly S. 25dS5 20 Colorado
spring lambe Sass per 100 n. ReceipsCattle 1900
head. hogs 80 900. sheep. 1900
Milwaukee, NAV 1o.-wheat hrner. No Northern a
Q74,sc No . Northern. 73c Rye ntm No /. GoaGOl.c
Barley dull =. Ale: sample. 31ls a40c.
Nnnea polls May 1s.--C1ose--Wheat track-No
Cincinnati May ls-Hogs active 81 lOQsa 81. 'attie
steady s3qs5 %. sheep steady, s. 75as4 70. Lambs
steady. ~ 25Qs5 ~.
Buffalo. May 1s-Receipts Of sale and through
cattle sheep and logs during the twenty-four hours
ended at day Cattle ) cars; sheep and
lambs IL cars: hogs 20 Shpments-Cattle cars
sheep and lambs hogs. IL cars. Ca;tle-There
only bunch Of sale and fair demand nominaliy
steady prices. Calves in moderate supply active
choice. 81 25gs6 10 Sheep and lambsThe offerings
moderate and the demand fairly active sufficient
volume to absorb them quite readily The quality to-day
rather compared with the days
choice, 50 $3.50 fair s5ase 25 common to
fair. IS JoQ$d SheepChoice s. 25Qt5 4O good
choice. $685. q 10 fair 81 25Q{4 30; lambs
strong. Hogs-The market opened fairly active and
g i9weE Heavy Wsre auSssele at - coas. io mixed
& 90 stays s. Ss2 S. e the @ sa resT ihe m "a
strengthened and the offerings cleaned up the
quoted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19
Receipts at the ports ana interior points to-day com
red with the same day last week and last year:

Cotton special Liverpool cabes-spot cotton
a hardening tendency sales 1900 bales
export 1000 bales; American 1900 bales receipts 5000
bales: American. 1900 bales: middllng uplands. 3Ad;
opened steady 64d advance closed steady
hQl-64d advance: December-Janusry 82s; January
TssTSssy s2iy; February, March ss2s MaTeh.Apr,
s2ihb; July-August. 322ts August-september. 922ts
vember-December. 3.2is. Manchester-Yarns steady.
Cloths slowly
FLOUR AND MEAI-There a somewhat better
feeling in flour owing the sharp I'D
sellers being apart Low grade fours scarce but
Is little demand the market for such just
about held steady spring patents quoted 81
Ter :'r.ish,s g sSs co. winter p&;sn;s aSgss
Extra No win,er s. eegs2 rs no grade 81 coSsY 70
...... RYE FLOuR-steady: quoted good 10 fair $50
STEADY. Quoted: Kiln-dried 81 0o9s2 30 10 brand.
yellow. Sscsi: coarss ssesse FEf;D~stssdy QUOT;
Cd Spring bran. bulk so9sio Is sscks to arrive 200 10
winter bran SIC 25Qsis Is latter white hne SIS mid
ding ss9tls city feed sieQte 90; horniny chop t+g
RAIE-WHEAT-There much broader market
for wheat The Of prices decidedly higher for
the day The basis OF the advance primarily much
better class OF cable The Liverpool Advices were
particularly strong the English market closed at the
best point OF the dayan advance 2hd May wheat
On which foreign interest largely The upward
move men accelerated by foreign buying and also
stimulated by reports from the winter wheat belt ndcat
Ing much rain and cold weather parts Of
the Northwest reporting freezing temperature without
Immediate prospect OF moderation acted
on an oyersod local interest and rush 70 cover carried
GsTs also showing considerable Interest in oash suppes
Qanubian adyces indicated partial rama while tho
OdossA districts continued reported West
srn gossip indicated In addition to the hy complaints