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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01

Total taxes ..+-,.-t- ..-s...-- -she.oal y
The State tax o. raj estate and per-
sonal property Is 80 cents on 500; tax on
income. per cent capitatlon tax, y per
head
Loss on tax OF 1877 sses5.77
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01

Every citizen OF Richmond should IN
sure a portion. II not all, OF his pro-
pesty real or PERSONAL 10 the Virginia
State Insurance Company.
WILLIAMSON TALLEY. Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01
HAS HAD FINE YEAR
MAsc:i.S'r.-n HAS PnospERED
prr.s,. 1ur rssr ~ MONTHS.
Prominent Real Estntc Man nni
Hank r,c>ia>ns vriies Enshu"i-
astIca;i, 80 ,hr business Results of
'o~--4 8c He,, Concerns.


! -. ....... .,.t..s into
p'o'e" ''"e ~" .,o.,
H"c N4s" ihU "rS' -" 'r1'o"H
/ oI Tie ln.cl > a.es. with mr. O'"her
,..l.e.ze. on which 10 irge
49,. no ..i.,os. = ity.''
-. a.. Nor.
i-'""' - '""' 80" -.
w-N tout aH' e'' -,
+ .a.rn ne pIe,aItOn 20 call on large
,,.,..,., .,, mar hauts and ralufao-
,ui'f' "'' '"'s ~ S'''" ,be,r
iar as io's DC. o. ''"''' --'''
cor'''h..~l ihe.'' "'e' ''''' ''' '''' 80 80,
tass h"f hen dHr's '"e 90 ''l anu
( wna' t.er p.ospte-' ier TIE lew
f1,sl COMIC q. B 01,j go lci cheerini
,.r.-, fa.. mas. -. &C. q W. ~ l met,
..i.t, o~occ.,, ., a-t a dis
strange
'''-'"7 "7 .....,-..a tho
~ s1'- lHoIb' "''
( majority .. al ltr 'eN-.'-''- V"e
: W.tboni o.c4l $40 i--' nc nau =
satisfactory s'ttt '.h" 81" 3D. t 49,
cot scch answers 49,. Satisl"c-
,ory" -,a e. g." G.. Letter than
3 We orr.c.-n ,It!-a.e. thirty,
: CORY" sed - l. i.t4a.cs Fly
I per ffat .e.tss tl.- srf. liter IMAM
! II has heen s..cs 81. ..l aitse replies
seem an ,nat ,an &c ltA.r, 10 oraef 10
! see wheflc there a. n-oaton lor
/ such encuuTs.ii . ic1it+ a.. u.s. nun 10y
glance 0s,s ILe a.ia.4' o. 1-F ~ an" ''e'
indusui.a.
I,-.f,rr- cEgNfE &C.
| -. .ba Of Health
..f., Tia report for
nau " 80, 10 I'm SIZED that
VIC 49,. " ... ,ower than
we ras .r months il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01

The Virginia state Insurance Company
mas assets exceeding $4,000 and surplus
TO policy holders Of s2so'0go
A. l. PLEAsANTS. Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01

The drummer who
tries o. talk a merchant
jDfo yv-chasiuR a bill
Of goods may be handi-
capped by a face rem
dcfcd rsightly by PIN.
pies AID blotches and
by 4 foui breath Some
men imagine that bad
health does not handi-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01

mp them III business ( bigger mistake
was never made. TIE slightest disorder
may be the biggest Kind Of detrimen' to
a business man An unsightly skin IS
caused BY impurities 1T the blood, foul
breath means a weak stomach, an impaired
digestion and an inactive liver. A sweet
breath means that fiir stomach is sweet,
the digestion good, tAs liver active and the
bowels regular II i an indication OF
a thoroughly cons,i.i tional sweetness
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
strengthens the stomach. facilitates the
now Of digestive juices gives edge 10 the
appetite. makes dig. e,.on and assimilation
perfect. iDpigo5ates ,pt liver and purihes
and enriches the blood. II IS the great
blood maker and aesh- builder. II is the
great blood. purifer II makes the eye
brighter, the skin clearer. the breath sweet
er and the step moe elastic. II imparts
both mental and bodily activity. II cures
all diseases resulting from impurities IN
the blood Fondd q az aseaieine stores
II was a complete wreck appetite gone, rerv'
Gus system impaired Jald not sleep; and was SC
weak that | cou.' 10; stand en- my feet ten
minutes writes Miss Fila BARLEY. OF No. 7f5,s
South GRAFT Ave Columbus. Ohio !" ouiy
weighed e5k pcupts Or Pierce's Golden Med
icai Discovery cof-i me and now have an ex-
ccilert appetite. sleep sourdly and my friends
say they never saw me so welt.
q ~ A nan or woman who neflects
R constipation suffers from slow
MA poisoning Dr. pierce's Pleasant
IA Pellets cure constipation One
little Pellet" is a gentle laxa-
tive, and two a mild cathartic.
ID All medicine dealers sell them.
- Ne other pills are just IS good"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01

TIE Vr,ini Safe iis.4.ir.e c'li.,~ny
spends thcDsas = 81 do lars In ibis city
Tor printing. ndVertis. ns. &C.
We trscacr wat We asL-pa'FoS'ze
hor.e It's ,it...ionz
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01

The following Richmond building and
loan associations have advertised the
declaration Of their usual dividends
American Home Commercial German
American. Granite. Home, Old Dominion
Richmond Perpetual, and United. These
with the dividends on the large asgTeFate
capital Of the industrial. commercial. ana
manufacturing corporations located here
and the seml-annual interest payments
ON real estate loans viii swe the Jan
vary payments az Richmond 40 sum
considerably in excess of one million and
n quarter dollars-the largest probably ia
the history Of Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01
stnte Taxes for 1s0s.

The value OF real and personal property
IN the city. and the taxes thereon. ere
shown by the following table.
Value OF real estate. .,.-,...... Si1,Sl a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01
RECEIPTS FROM LucEssE TAXES.

sses ssssss5ssS ssssss5sss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-01

Among lhe f;h re" aiu, 70 are 'At
Linton .cost,d- apsT Company, which
moved here this ilii Hli Just got It.
plant IN ofeta ,ior. 1h : Is con etn with
a. esiabs saed busi.e-s We expect O.
see It's plant greatly ea.assed by another
year.
The !. Vr.sht c lar Company IS IL
fun 5'ast. and vas bro1s here ana es-
tab3shau ia or eni rms M citizen A
ID. Sh1twcl ard Is rsn % Connection w.
his inrge tanntry 1ne. ssiri factory o.
erafea by he T. FranA~Ss Sons 81 Sew
YORK has ony been at work two MON n.
but ncaoef O. l. employees. though
stiu far from . trts. are making i"lcn
as much as these seailemsr led them 10
believe they VOL earn Another neN
industry L. IN Ches1s. S-ove ana Fiow
WOri.s.
AZ the torrcr'es givs ? good account
Of bus moss tor thf year The J. r. John
son Car-ANe Morris reooi; business good
and they are "W)rklrs i'Sht along" tht
furniture factor Is rave Al they can 90.
The No~6w0f' ir- 'om-11r. near ). r.
Johnsrr's. ave mad 20 erlorse their ~ 90
az rlnn anJ y caraot weep up tn
orders. nigh, rfn.icn other concerns
cquali. prospsso.s bat an afra.- u
weary Ant 'H u
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-24

The U s I s Centennial arriv-
ed in port this morning and haul
ed alongside the Pacific Mail
wharf to take OH coal. She will
be here about four days before
ealing for Manila. The Centen
NAL has aboard about 1916 tons
of stores for the Quartermaster
and Commisary Departments III
Manils. Nearly all the officers
aboard are new men. They are
as follows: j q Eagles, captain ;
VIM Johnk, first officer; VIM
Dornine, second officer; Chas
Green. chief engineer; Cbss Slim
son, purser. There are 40 men in
the crew. The only passenger
aboard is Lieut. Feuner who goes
to Mauils to ,in hil command.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-24
EARL OF sTRAFFORD,s DEATH.

London, May l7.-Palticulars
regarding the death of the Earl of
Strafford, who WAS run over and
killed by the Cambridge express
last night at Peters Bar, while
returning from Wootham Park,
bis country seat, seems to show
that he either tainted and fell in
front of the express or was swept
off the platform by the projecting
portion of the epgiue.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-24
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Eight men for the Honolulu
Iron Works arrived in the Moana
today.
Grace Leinani Go'dstein, 2
years and 3 months old, Ameri-
can, died at Kalibi yesterday.
Government offices, the courts
and banks are closed this after
noon in honor of Vic,oria's birth.
day.
James O'Neil Hughes, son IF
Mr.. and Mrs. }. A. Hughes, died
yesterday morning, aged five
years.
p. & b. Paint is well known
and used throughout the United
States. VIM. q. Irwin & Co, ar
the local agents.
Geo. E. Boardman sailed 10 the
City of Pekipg for Japan on labor
immigration business and will be
gone some mouths.
Cor like the lirhsnings vivid
form vanishing amid the storm
See Pete do this act at the Or
pheum this evening.
The Chamber of Commerce
again failed to get H quorum to.
day, but will try to come together
at III q. m. tomorrow.
Another lot OF choice breeding
chickens, al kiude, SIS per dozen
Honolulu Stock Yards Co.,, Cor
ner Alakea aud Queen streets.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-24
A Stranger In New York.

The last performances of the
Hoyt-McKee Company in the
Opera House last night was en-
joyed by quite large number OF
people who were kept 10 constant
Iaue liter by the funny situations
and speeches. There was not one
member IF the cast that did moi
do his or her part we'll.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-24
Roosevelt Calls Extra Scssinn.

Albany, N. Y, May l7.-Gover-
nor Roosevelt has called an extra
ordinary session of the Legisla-
turs to meet on Monday MIG ht
At that time he will transmit a
message calling attention TO such
legislation as he desires passed
The body thus assembled can only
act upon questions submitted tc
by them the Governor.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-24
Eu.Prrsidcns ss.rrison Sails.

New York, May l7.-Ex.Presi-
dent Har' ison sailed on the st.
Paul for L lgland today. He goes
ss Chief Counsel for Venezuelu
10 the boundary arbitration pro-
ceedings. Don Jose And'ada,
Envoy Extraordinary of Vene
zuela, was also a passenger on the
St. Paul.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-24
Baseball scheme Arranged


AT Meeting of the captains cf
the various baseball teams last
night the following schedule for
the coming season was agreed o. /:
Nav 27-Stars VS.. Kamehameha.
June 3-kamehameha VS.. Artillery.
June I7-Stars VS.. Artillery.
June 24-Stars VS.. kimehameha.
July ARTILLERY VS.. kamehameha.
July 4-Stars VS.. kamehameha.
July 8-Artillery VS.. Stars.
July Is--Artillery VS.. Kamehameha.
July 21--Stars VS.. Kamehameha.
July zo-Stars VS.. Artillery.
August 5-Artillery VS.. Kamehameha.
August I2-Artillery VS.. Stars.
This afternoon there will be a
practice game between the
SHtar and Artillery teams. Jim
Post will coach. Following will
DE the contrasting teams:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-24
wen ver-Crsry

Miss Agnes Crary who came
from her home in California in
the City of Picking yesterday
morning and Paul Weaver of this
city, will be married at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Castle this
evening.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-24
wireless Tei-graphy.

Colorado Springs, COO, Nav
17.-Nickola Tesla arrived in Co.
dorado Springs today aud au-
nounced be would attempt to send
e message from Pixies Peak to
Paris by wireless telegraphy be-
fore leaving. He expects to re-
main here several months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. June 3, 1890.
BEANS AND PEAs-It was difficult get any class Of
trade today and The d19sss Of se snf
Tsek sT@ to choice b" w hea a
casiona sales at 81 The choicest medium and pea are
es favor but are not quotaoy lower other varieties
about are s,sa5 S1 anS
bush 81 469sl GA do medium choice = 30 do pea.
Sn White kidney choice 81 so9s 81 do yellow eye
SSGss s. 81 8 e sssf o green Gqs
bags. Csc; do scotch bbl. 81 oS; DO bags. 8
day Of duh trading and and, ns Es arc
Of stock scee had on hna Ts
vous receipts and they were quite ANXIOUS 70 sell
wants wsS very OF the t trade are fans offerings
Our outside figures FOR ese d 1sSe eay in the
there will further slight decline shipments for the
OF lasaisc quote crsaTer wese[n sStrss s, per
10 isaishc DO rss i1alse 40 or 1h,rd 7@,7sc9 DO
1 1SS5sH TO seconds eco issiG tubs
ffe 10 rsts ieGelzc state dairy tubs seconds LAG
s d: birds 1s s . Msis'@ Do seeonds Ss
Wsste,n factor extras 1S4c do hrsts Iac do lower
srcqfEE movement in arEe full GTeam
cheese to-day and market IA 'e nse,tied Quality has
been poor this q the cheese lacking body
and has less out OF CONDITION os sna %
oca enough for frp1r'nF' grass Sss cored
value Of Sc Z snyhns here S sanble , Sve
7.QS%c-1a 7 aI large white cheese lower and
gTos;h ,ssi V? s%a w size f a
illumination at close and feeling weak and
unsettled Sbo TisA s lGwsr M fairly prices IN
sympathy with full saes = rs boSes at Sac balance
On commission Exports for week ,4o S9Ha .ce e. for
pool c1 %s quote s 1917 state full white fancy
per H. SIC good TO prime 90 S's small col
5 iqnsy rd assSss fS9o d White sSc
90 soSd 70 pT%s Ghcs 7S az de large choice
&c; part skins small choice S Common co to fair
az %on fi s SS aa8lic, ,.., ,.,,,v
are lighter fanSr snd market eoas
we ssRty reT feeling hsnsrsde gs neI No
,4 In .s sdn7 Ws
selected per dO1 5S: s' Western fancy
count prime 70 e fssS oss P7s * Kenacy 80
a ssa e2s ' t.@ . SSEs. - arriving and
liberal supply s esance Aa at he low range
nn5e dull M h.Ee
little 9'ssSy @ sScy qualify ST
SHADE a. q TS.s., s. s. sssii
per- 90 MARYLAND HTS a pt''TSrs R per
S SsSS S cao. quart sssr log
s %Sst%P ,S FI Snsss Psy n Ss: pnsFs T'
ssgs Sori Spes per re- meeting
demand but , s srs nS teaSy a, full late
ecs. apples and Snn held s ses
doing in small fruits but steady ca9rn" irp
in few hands and hsia hpns. evepora,ed fancy per H.
az 0Glc do choice 50 Q9c do prime sAgNne 90 1871 I
MOI good. 7sc do sun.dpisd sSsssn; do cores and
skim isa.c: raspberres eynporaed io, sn
rn. california Moorpsrk 44l6e do ROYAL i1Wls,.o'
peac o. California unpcecd. sgl2ci pFunes' c"i'orH
3GShc -, ~, ,,ates
HoPs-The shipments for the week 100, up 900 S oags
rotement In the from brewers there ~ ety
s,cadv tone market Crop reports are WITHOUT %
change. favorable weather Of late mss DtuunN
The Vine along very good shape We quote sac ~
900 urine l3GiSc do common 20 fhif ioulZc, SUR
1901 G1J1c Pacific Coast 1928. choice 1c 90 gooo 70
prime i4aCc 30 common 10 fair. limlsc facIhc Coast
feo7 7aiio: State or Pacific Coast. old ODDS 2nIc.
poIJITRY- ALIYE-Wth arrivals and Nefy nus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04

bers carrying or Elk carloads over for next week
is2c fos icsaIc r SSe,s sFt c ursSs
e eSfS ducks pair g7Se geese 7scasi s5 pigeon
clOsely yesterday Of iced fowls and with very little in
moderate ana ps market so s Ss ne . M1y lm f po
lion with outlook favorable Brothers have sold fairly
Spring ducks in moderate supply and steady rrtsh-
ssq iTEys hsys come forward more freely ga
lame SQUADS psns dun and weak In frozen youl,r,
and turkeys continue ssw. quote: Fresh killed
F FSSdsph p 't cas a. sn ns noe
e g' scs 90 p. a. P%s SSss DO Wet
sssas nfs fowls ssis and
good to prime Ose; do Western dry-plcled prime lOlse
en scGed Prime SgodR ' % heavy avs sSo Old
SSck' Western e. ducks Eastern spring per H. 2ie
large white, per dozen ssate 2S DO small and darn
a2i & s Go SS S SaaeS 1915 sG sScs.S ~
&ND Is pSoe.
IN liberal supply and. with demand mode,'e tone ruled
S demand ga S
supply and irm Cucumbers more plenty and lower
Bees Irregular IN quality and value Csbhases sold wei
heavily at lower figures. Green peas in light receipt
1e,ns In excessive supply and with trade SLOW maSs
very extreme at the close though early in the day they
supply and steady o Other eeabS. Without
cnanse we quote; Potatoes bermuda per bbl s+gsS .o
So soSss 6 do chl red 81 5css 2S do seconds. 81 .
gs2 2s do eus sl@si 80; do Scotch 81 25aSi %; 90
domestic old, SlG$1 10 potatoes bbl Sig$2 50
onions. Egyptian per bag 81 l50s2: do Bermuda per
crate. SlSl 10 asparagus per Dozen H0cdS3 bees per
100 lunches SlGsi: cucumbers per basket 5OcGS2 30
cabbagss per bbl crate. 81 50dS3 elephants. per box
81 50Gs2 so kale per Dbl 255oc lettuce. per bbi 5oc
s. peas Jersey per basket! siasi 5o do MARYLAND Slg
81 80; do Virginia 75c9sl 49, do Baltimore. sidsl 81
pei pers. per carrier SlGS1 T5 string beans North caro-
lima wax. per basket siqsl -; do round green slgs2
do fat SlI$l 30; Chareston, basket, sla
81 do Savannah slds2; squash. marrow per Dbl. STA
81 crooneck 50 0GS do white s2dS2 20; spinach
per bbl 50GT5c turnps. white leo lunches, 25a'oe
tomatoes. per carrier s1ns2 70.
HAY AND TRAW-HAY-There some abatement
In the receipts to-day but not enough to put much AMI
nation in the market particularly In the restricted bus
ness OF Saturday Primo and No lots led most OF the
trade that took place early the day after that time the
market was generally neglected. The coming week
promises to good deal OF demand as prices are
OF an inviting character but nothing points to high hg
We quote; Prime, large bales, 100 IL, soc; No
do, nc; No 2 do. 62ha67ic No do, 5oa55c;
clover mixed do J0QGoc: clover DO 450J0c salt hay do
4CM4jc .STRAW-1he market feels the benefit Of re
duced supplies and prices have worked to 3isa42sc
for long Receipts OF hay and straw. In tons.
ported the Produce Exchange at to-day; Hudson
River Railroad 800: Erie $50 Pennsylvania 80; Lehigh
Valley 1907 Central OF NewJersey 2o river boats 200
by canal $50: 420 Receipts Of hay for the week
g747 tons exports do. 1G0 bales Receipts OF straw to
day co by river 20 by rail- total 30 tons receipts
70 the week, G3O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04

MOI.AssES AND sYRUPs-The market for moasses
finished the week steady In tone, but quiet syrups
ws+s steady to firm with mSdsTas demand from
Common 1Sic fair siGc scod iGSs PRIME sa
&c New-orleans open kettle s2aS6c; Porto Rico S2a
id SaSAR Pf@; IsSSs g. s fn
"a; London 2Ad; Glasgow. 2sd; Bristol s'ta; Lsh'
% pigs; rotterdam eIsgie; Amsterdam &c: cotton.
Liverpool. per 100 10. l2hc, nominal; London. oats.
olLs-Both refined petroleum cottonseed oil showed
feeling Irregular inquiry being moderate, and indie
pendent manufacturers offering oil at couple OF cents
es: y l. 6s na 4 Sa and 81 Is, 9o
sc q TSSs TaIs3Ia crude
s S sS @ &sss$s BUTTE As
ssG 5, es ws 4a% " hss s
4iaa2c Calcutta. raw, 54c; lard oil. 4oa42c. . -,
s g 81 sa s's SIC e''iS m'
Wv %. BEES R5Sfs HSSssteady; quoted at $40
5d Sc n Sos ss. n & 1G S
bellies steady Quoted smoking bellies 81 10 LON n
&C. Western c c Ws's9 Country sn city
Steady quoted at s. Is city lard steady quoted
s. s. Continent saea rs? Brazil kegs S. Compound
S S ouc.S t osG sSs city srS :sa
rice ssaSy to TO the EMO to S% Y s
3Kd3xc; fair TO good, 4Na5c prime 10 choice, 5s
exc: head. 8%l7c Pana. 5q5hc do in bond. 3g3zc;
Japan, 4&05Ac: Java. 4$g5hc; Rangoon In bopd' 2AY
3kc. a.,
SUGAR-For a Saturday half holiday trade In rehned
sugar quite day. with the market showing
pronounced strength Concessions were withdrawn on the
grades Quotations follow Dominos. 5fsc; cut loaf
SIC; crushed 5Mc; cubes 5lhe; powdered and coarse
powdered SIC: xxx powdered 5esc; standard Rranu-
lated granuiaed 5%c; graduated and ex-
ira graduated SIC; confectioners grnnuated osc;
2-1b bags 5fb cartons and 5fb bags, b44c;
mould Ssse: DIAMOND snc; eonfectoners' a. S s
T. 4sc; No 8. 455c No o. 4hc; No 10 44ic: No II,
4Sc No H. 4.3ic; Nos 49, a. Is and To- 4hc. The raw
sugar market firm in tone with reners still bidding
4sc for 96 test centrifugal 4c for 50 test muscovado
for 50 test molasses Importers were slow
10 accept these figures Of the mer ruling OF the
English The regular cables reported quiet but
steady market for sugar London. with prices on
the basis Of lbs for Java and lis Cd for fair refining
hrmer in but not quotably higher;
delivery rated lis I'D and July delivery lis 2Ad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. June 3. 1900.
BEEvES-Recepts - cars, 426 head, all for
slaughterers direct Nothing doing in live Feel
ing steady. Dressed beef STOW 7%9skc per N for
Gables quoaby unchanged Shipments to-day included $50
cattle and 1914 quarters Of beef the Menomlnee
London 1sOO quarters. the Lucana to Liverpool and
200 cattle. on the Hindoo 10 Hull
CALNES-Receipts none but 204 stale calves were In
pens Trade dull and l07 head unsod. Mixed calves
sold 62l7 per 100 veal 81 5 city dressed
veals slow 7sq9sc 10: country dressed at Ggsc
little calves at 5NJlsc.
Sales--A. Mullen 81 mixed calves, III III average at
81 G2iz per 100 n; fed veais go ~ at 81 *.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts were 13 cars, or 3,212
all for the market and with the stale stock there
sale Of which 10 In Jersey city and
terdays price sheep dun yearlings steady
lambs fell of trine. l0ql5c. but met with fair
Inquiry Everything sold with the exception OF car Of
yearlings. Medium choice sheep sold at W I5dso per
Sc %: culls ut 81; Southern lambs at 50 62,sqE G5
Dressed mutton. 7d9c H. and choice wehers sold up
9sc dressed yearlings s411c dressed lambs 1144c
Sales-McPherson Co: 2I1 virginia lambs 90 ~
West Virginia do SO H. at 81 500 Buffalo sheep 90 H.
at 81 40; 0 West Virginia do. 12l No. at 81 -
Newton e. 22S Virginia lambs. Go ID: at 81 CO. III
do GA NJ at 81 62's 1sl Kentucky do 81 No. at 81 ~
sheep LOG ~ at 81 40; virginia do es ID
at 81 80; do. 100 10. at 81 10. 80 . - c,,l
s. Judd & Co: II Kentucky lambs. GU 10, at N.sz,
2s dot 81 10 at SO 62z ~ Ohio sheep lis ID. al co.
20 Ohio yeariings, ~ NJ at IS 20. .
D. Harrington: 2s4 state yearngs. 90 n, at ~ 70;
142 do 72 H. at So cus do. SO m. at "a; 22o Ohio
sheep. 50 n. at s5. o ,,,1
20 kentucky ycarlings, IS N. at - Is. ARA
NJ Collins: 292 Buffalo yearlings. 60 n. az ~ 90.
HOGS-Recepts cars or LOCI head an tor
sIaughterers No sales in live weight Market nomlney
Arm AZ s4s4 IL per 100 Country dressed hogs STEADY
al 466IRc per 10 for heavy to light weights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

the bearish average OF the lead
ing OF today the market for coffee fut
ues showed fair stesdness On the call prices were nn
change TO points Throughout the greater portion
Of the short session the trading basis last night
Anal figures From opening 10 close the room contingent
were IN complete possession OF the market the investment
hc being unable derive inspiration from the various
Factors in evidence The cables told OF unmportant
tefs IN both Europe and Brazil. with the tendency OF
rrlces al points IL anything toward lower level
our market closed steady, net unchanged TO points
lower Total sales futures were $3.50 bags, including
Tb0 an the opening call. Shorts treasured
what by continued free movement from interior points
"a he norts Brazil and extensive falling of In dstribu
lion OF supplies this country The market for spot cof
Zee hnlshed the day and week barely steady in tone with
r5oas isrsely nominal the basic OF 6l4c for invoice
iots and 6Ac for obbng parcels OF No Rio Yesterday
The steamer Button cleared Rio for this country with
81 0OO hays Rio shipments TO Europe last month were
1900 bags this country $4,000 bags. and TO other
countries 10 bags Santos shipped TO the United
states 2 bags Europe 65 600 bags. Victoria
shipped 10 the United States 81 600 bags.
me range OF prices in the local market to-day
WA follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

&, Louis June 3-cotton steady; mddlng. l3-lec
net recents bales; gross 40 bales; shpnen,n i274
lales. stock. ss059 bales
Galveston June 3.-coiton steady mcding io-loe
low mlddllng 1-lG good ordinary, 4Ac receipts "o'
bales. stock 81. 2l9 bales
ssvaor,h June 9-co,ton-H Holiday. Receipts. l6J
bales, exports coastwis 3ls7 bales stock, i2o bales
baltimore June 3-Co,ton nominal: miadlng 0sc:
Low r,ddiing 1916; good ordinary 3l0c net re-
ceipi 400 bales gross ii2a bolss; stock. 1880 bales
Menphs June 3-cotton steady: mitdling. 5Ac: low
,,issinC A i5-iGc good ordinary, 4bsc receipts. 81
e. shipments 13ia bales; sales. 800 bales stock
1882 bates.