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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-15
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Westminster. Nd.
Plumbing, 'Heating; Spouting, Tin Roofing
is our speciihty.' feb 20
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-15
DEMOvAL OF
MATTHEW'S g. MYERS

10 the new store No so f. Main street, re-
Gently purchased by them, where they will
carry an a
The colored American., 1900-04-28
Cures
Weak 81 en-
Free
Insures Love and Happiness.

Insures Love and Happiness.
How any man may quickly cure him.
self sfter years of suffering from sexual
weakness, lost vitality, ,varicOcle, etc. and
enlarge small weak organs to full size
and vigor. Simply send your name
and address to DR.. L, W. Knapp, 1911
Hull Bldg, Detroit, Mich and he will
gladly send the free receipt ith full di-
rections so that any man may easily
cure himself at home. This is certain
ly most generous offer and the follow
ing extracts taken from his daily mail
show how men write him.
"DearSir:-PIease accept my sincere
thanks for yours of recent date. l have
given your treatment thorough test and
the benefit has been extraordinar 1t
has completely braced me up. l am just
as vigorous as when boy and you can
not realize how happy I am"
Dear Sir:-YOur method worked
beautifully. Results were exactly what
| needed. Strength and vigor have
completely returned and enlargement
is entirely satisfactory"
"Dear Sir:-Yours was received and
[ had no trouble in making use of the
receipt as directed, and after a few
days use can truthfully say it is a boon
to weak men. | am greatly improved in
size, strength and vigor."
All correspondence is strictly cor
idenrial, mailed in plain sealed en-
velope. The receipt is free for the ask
ing and he wants every man to have it.
The colored American., 1900-04-28
"Brown'S Inn" No More.

It is reported now that the hostslry
on Conduit Road known as "BrOwn's
Inn" will remain closed this season.
a. Stilson Hutchins, the proprietor Of
the land and premises, objects to leas
ing the place as road resort. Colored
capitalist Will back Mr.. S. Brown in an
enterprise fer pleasure see kers during
the heated term, If q suitable location
can be found, Congress Heights is said
TO be Under consideration.
The colored American., 1900-04-28

For the remainder Of the season the
following schedule is announced:
AprN A-Topic- The Negro. (a) In
Africa-Rsv. Albert P. Miller, Some.
time Missionary to Africa. (b) In the
West Indies Mr.. Walter B. Hayson.
(c) In South Americs-Rev Alexander
G. Garner. Id His Probable Future III
the United States. Five minute volun-
tary addresses.
May 1.-Topic-Basis Of Progress. /.
Agriculture-Prof VIM. 81. II. Hart. :.
Industry-Hon. Henry P. Cheatham
5. Oommerce-Hen. Judson ". Lyons.
Nay g. Address. Prof James B.
Dudley, President Agricultural and
Mechanical College, Greensboro, n. e.
Election of Officers.
May Is. 5.-Tepic-Lessons From the
Life of DR.. J. G. Price. Hon. John G.
Dancy.
May 30 Closing Addrets-Professor
Booker T. Washington, Principal Tus
kegee (Ala.) Normal and Industrial In
stitute.
The colored American., 1900-04-28
ards - amour cement.

Bethel Literary and Historical AssO-
citation Is rounding out the most sue
cessful and in the ETuest sense the most
profitable season 1t has enjoyed IN its
nineteen years OF existence. Almost
alone Prof. w. 81. Rich ards has admin.
istered the Office of President-not that
he has lacked support, encouragement
and sympathy but because the broad
plan Of work laid out was so thorough
ly his, aud it's proper execution depend
ed so completely upon his sagaci y, en-
e-gy and application, that the official
board has been more than content to
indorse his every suggestion and action
and back him up at every turn with the
fins force of their moral and financial
strength. Thus compactness of or
ganization, Intellectual affinity, and a
level headed executive have c9mbined
80 assure Befhels premiership among
the Afro American literary associations
Of the country, and largely augment
It's power for coed The attendance has
bssn excellent, no matter what the at.
traction or the character of the master,
fer the people have come 10 reserve Tues.
day nights for Bethel running no risk
OF missing what they know will be q
treat o the richest variety. AS an ed
ucator on general lines Bethel occupies
place III this community not less high
ly honored than Howard University
Prof. Richards cannot be too heartily
commended for his signal services dur
Ing the past two years, and all join in
the hope that he wall accept a re elec.
tion to the presidency on the 9Th of
Nay.
The colored American., 1900-04-28

Health for 10 cents. Cascsrets make
the bowels al d kidneys act naturally,
deetroy microbes, cure headaches, bill
liousness and eonstipatien.
The colored American., 1900-04-28

Mrs. n. q. Curry Of AS Q street.
n. W., who has been very i'll since last
January Is convslescent at this writing
to the delight Of her many friends.
The colored American., 1900-04-28
DRAWING TO A CLOSE.

Bethel Literary and Historical association
Rounding Out the Most Brilliant Season
in It's Nineteen Years of Ex Stence The
Deb, wash ngton Owes to Prof R ch
ards Announcement.
The colored American., 1900-04-28

Are you IN any way run down, played
out, ,listless or suffering from that Tired
feeljng?" II so take Harris New Blood
Tonic. See his ad in another column il
you are interested.
The colored American., 1900-04-28
TIE
INDIAN
MEDICINE

Call and see the Indian Herb Medi.
cine Man, No. $40 Norlh Eutaw Street,
Baltimore. He cures all diseases that
are known to man or beast, or no
charge, no matter what your disease or
af1ictiOn may be, and restore you to
perfect health. Millions of people, the
best and leading ones in the United
States, will testify that he is the most
wonderful healer of all complaints in
the world. He uses nothing but Herbs,
Roots, Banks. Gums. Balsams, Leaves.
Seeds, Berries, Flowers and Plants,
made into teas. He has cured thous-
ands that the most skiIlful physicians
and the best hospital physicians
in America and Europe have given up
10 die, and said there was no cure for
them. Sent TO any address by Express.
For full particulars send 2 cent stamp
for answer
JqMES ?. KERR,
THE INDIAN HERB MEDICINE,
MAN, $40 n EUTAW 81.
BALTIMORE. MD.
BEWARE OF IMITATION
Mono genuine unless the name Is on
the label or nsckage.
!. p. KERR,
No. $40 = utaw Street.
Baltimore. Md.
a. Mentic- Ine Colored American
THE WASHINGTON LOAN OFFICE
1924 Pa. Ave. Northwest.
Z. Warren Johnson, xs.s.,.no
Manager. =
Money Loaned on Diamonds, Watches and
JewelrY. Unredeemed Pledges For Sale.
The colored American., 1900-04-28
Do YOU LOVE HEALTH?

If so, get your blood purified as the
Spring demands.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
c. II. RUSSELL.
Something of Him and His Works.
MilIcnniaI Dawn.

Mr.. C. 7. Russell. the author of above
works. will give three lectures at the Hous-
ton Lyceum hall. Mason building, at IL a. m.
$3.50 p. N, and p. m. These lectures are
entirely free no collection being taken, and
the public Is cordially invited
As Houston Is so fortunate in securing Mr.
Russell to lecture here, few words re-
gardIng his work and publications, as rur-
nished by one OF his ADMIRERS will prob
ably be interesting at this time:
Mr. Russell published a volume entitled
Food for Thinking Christians" Half a
million copies of this work were issued 1t
called attention to many new and wonder
ful truths from the Bible standpoint alone.
and the effect was great re-e1anIinaton
of Gods Word from the standpoint OF itself
Next followed work entitled THE Divine
Plan OF the Ages showing that God Is
working not in haphazsrd way but ae-
cording TO a foreordained plan. and that tho
b bic reveals this plan Published in 1856
this work now has a circulation of 10000
This volume IS probably the most forelbie
work ever published against the various
forms OF nfdelity now prevalent. Inhdelity
has always cloaked itself under demand
Tor greater reason, but in showing the
perfect harmony Of Gods justice, wisdom
love and power and that his plan Is more
reasonable than mans plan, The Plan OF
the Ages" has robbed niidelity OF It's false
excuse Through It's perusal thousands have
come 10 dis,rust their own theories and
cling 10 Gods Word alone as the only safe
guide Bible works generally have a ten
dency 20 cause the truthseeker TO wear out
Their own pages in study, but OF Mr.. Rus
sells works II may be said that they are
generally laid aside In good condition. and
Thereafter the Bible pages themselves become
worn from earnest study
In 1858 Mr. Russell Issued The Time is at
Hand" which now mas a circulation OF over
$50. 900 .'Thy Kingdom Come 0or watch
Ne prav Is the title Of his next work pub
lshed In 1891, and now having circulation
I OF i25. 900 THE Day Of Vengeance next
I came from his pen in 1897 aud now has a
Circulation OF about 5000 The fifth vol
uIne of The series entitled The Atone
Ment between God and and. Man" was pub
good -circuiatfon II will thus be seen that
{ Mr. Russeli's books are fast approaching the
2'coc 900 circulation mark in the short space
.sz,on,s Waich Tower and Herald OF christ's
Presence also numerous Pamphlets
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30
NATURE MEANT 1T.


She didn't 40 It for fun. Il wasn't an acct
dent
ind II in the blood, in tho gastric Juice, IN
the chyle in the lymph. in the bile, IN the
pigment of the eye. in the milk and in other
natural seoretions of the body
What is the iron for? 1t 10 for strength.
Il is a feed. II is necessary for certain pro-
cosses OF living
The want OF it makes us sick.
How can we tell the want u III
Paieness Ia ~ sign. Weakness. thinDess.
general detil,ty. depression nervousness.
rheumatism chils, aaue aud lack Of ambition
and vitality
Ali these mean the want OF iron.
People who are always ailinR. who eatoh
gold and other dsseasop easily. VINO snHer
from aches and pains. who are too weak 70
work and too depressed TO enjoy lfe-such
people need Iron. Do YOU?
MANY rem odies for all these Ills contain
druas and minerals thai are peveT ionno In
the body unless put there. Can they be nat
ural7
Better take medicine containing ingre-
1ients which nature uses herself in bufldlns
No the body. ,,,
You wouldn't patch up AZ iron building
with wood
blood. Iron In the form most easily used;
DR.. Hater's Iron TSpic builds you IN and
mikes you strong MS iron. o.
Dallas Texas, December 10, ls9l'
"DRlIaa News: Gentlemel Answering your
Inquiry Of today. cheerfully recommend Dr,
Hartey's Iron Tonic for a seaoral househola
uleOlcl1o / nave ubbo ttNtfhl uNlipb IA
family and for building UP the system. loss
OF appetite and indigestion It can't be peat
Ia future l will always have bottle OF DIT.
Harter's Iron Tonic In the mouse. ,,,,~,
-. j. BlNuON.
'2i8 N. Harwood"
DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic has been USED ny
and has brought health to thousands let,
ter recsived from one Of the most prominen!
men in Ohio. Hon. j. w. Cruikshank. OF
Troy. ex-clerk OF the Supreme court OF ohio'
will serve as an example. He says:
| For the benefit OF other sufferers con
slider IL my duty TO speak OF Dr. Hartere
Iron Tonic My wife was invalid for sew
eral years had lost nearly all vitality; sne
| could not eat and was reduced IN nesh 10 an
alarming extent. All medicines failed to give
relief until we tried DR. Harter's Iron Tonlc,
which restored her usual health ana strsnrn
| in a very short time. Words cannot express
our appreciation OF this valuable remedy. II
ia Certainly u wonder and worthy OF place
| In every home"
Sold everywhere.
| Sample dose OF Or. Harter's Little Liver
| Pills and Book OF Dreams mailed free'
Address HARTER Dayton, o.
| Dr. Harter's Little Liver Pills do tho Dust
/ ness
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30

latter point that It has aroused the interest
Of the clergy in the fierent cities In which
II has been presented During the engage
mtrt In New York. numerous clergymen in
BROOKLYN used II as a text Tor their sunday
sermons.
Way Down East" was written by Lott.e
Blair Parker who several years ago. wrote
curtain raiser for the Lvceum theater
called White Roses which met with great
success. In the present instance the piece.
Way Down Fast. Was elaborated ana
produced by that skllful actor Mr.. Joseph
X. Grismer. and the interpreting company
supplied hv Manager VIM. A. Brady. is
one of marked excellence
- Way Down East depicts life as one
fndS t4in rural New Hampshire and admit $
has supplied. Probably the most consplc-
uous scene in I" WAY Down East Is the
snowsicrm, which is presented throughout
the entire third act An illustrated deserp-
ton Of this Illusion appeared In The Post
some time ago.
Sarah Bernhardt except In cases where
the play absolutely demands wig. has al
WAYS relied upon her own short but abun
tent with the capillary establishment tina,
belongs to her. and scorns the wigmaker.
Ellen Terry bewiss herself only OCCASIONAL
w. and Nine. Mcdieska Is equally averse- to
these monstrous things made out Of dead
womens legacies Mnle. Nordica has
lovely head of hair, vet she always wears a
wig Appearing In many different plays
each season makes II almost necessity Tor
Miss Edythe Chapman, Leading lady OF the
James Neill company TO wear many direrent
wigs each year in order to give more in
dividuality and contrast to the several roles
she lnterprets. Mr.. NELL himself has no
less than n hundred different wigs that rep
resent quite an investment in themselves.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30

ne only attraction at Sweeney Coombs'
..,,,sr last week was an alleged fare,
.,rsay known as "McFadden's Row OF
M. which was seen on Monday and Tues
n nights and Tuesday matinee. The piece
n full Of horse play and was absolutely
,.S,ut merit. but 1t succeeded in pleasing
4, audience which saw it, judging by the
,vlause bestowed upon it.
butnp the coming week the theater- goers
the city will have the opportunity of en-
syiug one of last seasons metropolitan sue
,,,ss 10 the shape OF "At the White Horse
Tnern. which will be presented by Froh-
I'M company at Sweeney & COombs ON
ouOrow and Tuesday nights. with a matinee
fge..s!,
Adapled from the German by Sydney Ro-
spiela this well known comedy basks in the
atmosphere OF the Austrian alps, and has
rurh Of the quaint and the picturesque. Con-
saerng the locality, one might look for the
vee 10 be a trine phlegmatic II is said,
sessyer that the curtain is UP but mo-
nsnt when this idle fear Is dispelled There
i sprghtliness In the lines, and the fun
4 80 fast. it is said that the audience is
gdon permitted to compose its face.
TIE three acts all have the same scene
tie White Horse tavern. The hosiery fronts
from the right upon a garden OF roses that
xem to breathe fragrance and summer ON
lhg air Directly in front lies a basin-l like
bike with the Alps rising around until their
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30

Paul Kester. the American dramatist whose
.Naua Gwynn." presented by julia Nett
scn IN London. has bounded at once INTO
drst Mace among the English successes, Will
90 ~ london a little later to see his play
800 and N visit some historic PLACES which
,ig,,ra In plays he has in prospect;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30

4.a,way Down East which enjoyed such
a long ana prosperous run al the New York
Manhattan theater and Academy Of Music
the past two seasons viii be presented In
this city for the first time coon. inc SUI
,at.rs 10 ali Glasses OF theatergoers and pre-
sents a strong moral without sermon be-
ing preached TO you. II is OWNS TO TINS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30

Richard Mansfield was ad writer for a
Boston firm and studied painting as boy
tim Murphy earned his hrst money with
brush and palette. Stuart Robson earned
his first money as page IN the mouse OF
ranresentatives Otis Skinner was at first
clerk In a commission house. Sol Smith
Russell came to take up acing from anus
ing the soldiers while drummer boy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-30

ARIZONA" is bigger success for Augustus
Tbomas than even has Alabama or In
Nizzoura" This Herald Square success Is
remarkable in the respect that i is one OF
the 6rst plays which New York has ever
given unconditional praise after the rest
Of the country has anticipated II with inde-
pendent praise OF its own
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-20
OTHER MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Feb. 19-Cattle good choice steers strong
medium weak; Texans active. steady; COW mar
et and Gamers steady feeders easy good TO choice
S5fIS6; medium, S4qS4 80; mixed stockers 50 g
81 70 selected feeders S4qS4 10 good to choice cows
bulls 81 1884 49, calves s5dsT IS beeyes s4s5
& e sd 70 c Sae hsaSy 81 Sass TO- oggS SeSvy
% I0S+ so: light. - 7O$4 9Ta bulk OF sales - SOg
s. 60 Sheep and lambs 1Oq15c higher native wethers
81 s50S5 70; lambs S5gSI Western wethers 81 SOgS3 0
Western lambs. s. 1890 10. Receips-CattIe. 1900
head: hogs. 81, 900 head; sheep. 12,O 600 head. -.
Cincinnati. Feb ly-Hcss active, strong. 81 2oqSo 10
So 10. Lambs strong 50 5OG$7.
Liberty, Feb. l9-Cattle slow lower: extra
s. 45gs5 80; prime, 81 25G$2 40; SO 25gS3 So
Hogs active: assorted mediums So 50$5 30; heavy
hogs 50 204S0 %; best Workers. s. 20; light do s. 100
s. 49, pigs 81 9OG$5 roughs So 50ds4 10 sheep active
and higher choice wethers 81 TjQS5 90 common, $40
81: choice lambs 81 JuST % good SJGSI To-
veal calves, TQ$7 10
Buffalo. Feb. 19-Receipts and through
cattle sheep during the f0ryeight hours ended
at noon to-day follows Cattle &32 cars; sheep
Cattle 1872 sheep and lambs. 20 hogs. 38
Cattle opened somewhat slow. with 40 loads sale
Demand for the good cattle fat and heifes export
bulls and bologna bulls raised the 1eGl5c the
desirable grades Good cattle
81 60dS5 50: best So 1OGS5 bulls 81 p
asa co. good choice butcher steers 81 50g$ good TO
best fat bulls 81 234S+ 80: feeder bulls, 50 2$3 go
common to good bologna bulls SO 1908 So good % best
fat heifers. 81 2$4 So fair TO good heers 81 5qS4 %
fat good best 50 65dS4 so: medium fat
81 I5$S %; fat fair S2$Z 80; sOckers
choice quality. 600 700 10 average. ~ 90
10 good do 30d$3 85: bulls 5OG
stock 400 800 S4GS4 good choice. s4dS4 p
Jersey stockers 80 25dS2 10 stock hefers Sass So
feeders 500 20 900 ~ good % extra 81 g$4 % common
good 500 n $4q$4 % stable fed good TO
choice s30S3 65; fresh choice 10 good bag
S55ds6O good to choice s4Od$45 common and cows
S5fp$e5 cows and sprngers, common TO good S2OGSG'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-20

81 90: % state sheep e7 n, at SO 70.
M. Coins 219 Buffalo lambs IA 81 30; % state
do SO No. at So s215 1873 Indiana do ~ 10 at 80 Do %
Indiana sheep 100 r. at g. State do. 40 ~ at - '
J. H Hume Bro: 1877 state lambs OF 70. at 81 IS:
Iss do. 81 10 at 81 10 80 81 10 81 37ts 20 do %
10, at 81 3d. do. 60 ~ at go rs; 2I do 60 No. az e.
2l0 Michigan do II 10 az 81 TO- 220 do 20 ~ at - %
- culls "a 10. at So 8 yeerinss 1o1 n. at ~; 20
Mcpherson Co: 1874 Ohio lambs 81 10. 81 10 l4S
State do. 81 NJ. 81 To- 2O Buffalo do 70 10 at 81 90;
O1 clipped State do 90 ~ at So: 30 SHEEP % To-
at s. %; II State sheep and Gull lambs (mxed 81 10
81 D
Harrington co. 200 Buffalo lambs 81 70. at 81 70;
o4 do 70 H. 81 30: 20 do SO 10. SO 70; Buffalo
sheep 10 10. at IS so
s. Sanders 40 State lambs IS 10 81 90 1876 do. 80
10 81 40 do o. 10 81 % 98 Pennsylvania do. 90
~ az SO so n PENNSYLVANIA sheep HIS 10 at So state
81 10; culs SO 10. at 81 5O "a So 10 at 50 %;
bucks. 200 NJ, at 81 30.
s & Co. Sc Ohio lambs So 10 at 81 p: 81 Ken
tuckv do (cus II ~ at SO % State lambs II N, NJ
SO so ~ Kentucky sheep. lO5 10 at 50 25 "a do 81 10
81 80
Andrew Mullen: 81 State lambs 7e ~ 81 12Ia;
J G. Curtis & SON. 10 State lambs ~ 10 Sc Is; ,
State sheep 142 ~ at s.; 2 bucks. 14j 10. at 81.
Jelliffe. Wright & Co: State lambs OF n. at 81 %
IL state sheep 100 n, at So.
HOGS-RsCeipts, days. go cars IL T25 head in
Guiding for the market Firm Zoe higher for
live hogs fair prime grades quoted s. 5
s. 80 100 10 pigs sold So 1895 40 and few lots
TO outside buyers at 81 so Country dressed hogs
steady at 5t5GIihc 10 for heavy light weights.
Sales-H H Hollis: 50 state pigs. 1oS NJ average al
IS 40 per 100 10.
Mcpherson Co: I45 Pennsylvania pigs. 95 10. at
s. % 9s do 50 10. at So IS
NJ. Collins: 10 State pigs sc 10. at s. 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-20
EUROPEAN rRonrcr MARKET

=, liverpool Feb I9,-C1ostng; Whsat-Spot dull. No
SaIornia Us +ladQ6s 3D. No Northern spring 6s Nd
Corn spot quiet American mixed new ~ Sud. Amertren
mixed mixed old as sid futures steady; February SIS SD:
March, ia 1s.d; May. Re Ind. Four-St iouis fRncv
s h 1G nTn Ie I'd Hops at LondonPacihc Coast dull
iOsGt+ fsas-Canad'an - S'Rd Reef steady: extra
inCla prime PORT ,-5,,c
mess Western 56s 9d Hams-Shor cut IA IN ia n easy
ass I'd. Bacon-CumbeFland TO a. m easy
S ro Is to y 10 easy S5s Cd long clear middles
usht 80 10 RS NJ dun S0s long clear mi3dYes heavy III ~
~ no. dull &5s 3D. short clear backs Ia 10 IL NJ sul
% clear bellies Ii 70 10 No. dull 39s ShouAers-SouGre
u to l6 10 DALI SIS. Lard dun; prime Western Il,
Heroes. ais American refined. in p9ils a. fSifter
a. 'T Ts finest white SOS American CoiCred
Don an owoFrihe city strong -ss Australian in Lon
steady. 22s Cd. Turpentine-S2rts steady ais Sd
ss OIL 24s Cd The imports wheat during the
from other ports The OF corn srsn, StIantls
ports last week 40. zoe ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-20

try, 5A@5&c..... .LARD-Firm; quoted: so s2M. City
lard steady; quoted So o. Refined steady: quoted
South America So S0 Continent 60: Brazil kegs S.
Compound quoted: City 0Q6Mc; Western 69osc
stearne steady; quoted: oleo 0Ac; city lard stearne
7Ac
RICE-The general market steady with prices as
last quoted and offerings not excessive the South
there was a steady range prices with a fair sales
movement. Quotations follow; Domestic. TO low,
fair 2h@4sc; fair to good. 4hG5c prime choice.
bhG5hc; head. b&G05ac Patna, 4n@4&c Japan, 4% "a
4Hee; Java, 4Aa4%c; Rangoon, in bond 242lac
SJGAR-There nothing refined sugar
market price changes concerned and bust
nes moderate Deliveries expected be large
thin week owing Withdrawals in the notice
Chased in January before the 10th shipping
directions to-day. As this sugar bought at prices 10
points under tho list jobbers will the
out In order the lower price Tho rcneres of the
American Sugar Refining Company recently shut down
wee started to-day Therefore Is expected that
meetings. this week will show ncrease. Quotations
follow Cut loaf and crushed. 5.G0c dominos (n half
bbis only and mould A, 6.45c cubes and MINK pow
dera1. 535c powdered powdered and fruit pow
dere. 5.30c; Eagle confectioners granulated, 545c;
cage graduated graduated 535c
EaEe N cartons 2 NJ IN and III bags
OF fac granunted. b30c: fine graduated and stand
ard Kranulated and diamond A. 520c: confectioncr A
Sc Eos l. and g. 4S6c: No T. 4.S0c: No =, 4I5c; No g.
I0c No T. 465c' No g. 600 No o. 455c No 10, 45oc No
II. 445c; Nos r. 13. H. IS and 49, 4+0c The London
market showed decline of &d In the price of beet
SUGAR with closing prices 9s l1d for present month and
lis for next months delivery Cane quiet but un-
changed. with lava quoted l2s refining, lis
The NewYork market barely sealy ard II said
that holders sellers at the following unchanged
prices Centrifugal. &c test TGc muscovadO 80 test
&c. molasses sugar 50 test. 3 l3-1Gc