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New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
REVIEW OF THE SEVENTH.
FERMENTATION TO GENERAL sMITH-THE
RETIREMENT OF CAPTAIN DU VAL.

The review of the 7th Regiment by General
George Moore Smith was of the most enjoya-
BILE National Guard functions Of the season and
the regiment never made better appearance But
the most enjoyable part of the evenings entertain
rlent took place after the rank and le of the regi-
ment and the visitors had departed and the Off
and their invited guests had taken their
places at the board, which spread in the IL
bTary.
General Smith was the guest of honor. and when
the time for speaking came Colonel Appleton who
presided presented to him the part Of the Fifth
Brigade staff a beautiful Jewel studded watch and
chain The gift a surprise TO General Smith,
who acknowledged the compliment in a graceful
speech. Captain Cooper and Major Jones. of the
United States Army; Colonel Duffy of the seth
Regiment; Captain Willard c. Fiske, of the 7th
Regiment; Leutenant-Co Strong, Of the 69th
Regiment. and Captain Du Val, of the 7th Regi-
ment, also addressed the gathering. and 1t
marked by officers who present that it
Of the greatest speech meetings of the regt-
ment. Captain Du Vars remarks We're in the form
Of valedictory, in which humor and history were
eloquently blended and his comrades proclaimed
him the oratorical champion Of the evening Colo
mel Putnam Bradlee Strong was also loudly ap-
pauded.
The retirement Of Horace Clark Du Val from the
regiment with the rank of captain makes his mill
tary career similar in many respects TO that OF ms
maternal grandfather. Horace Clark. for whom ne
In the large collection of documents pertaining
10 the family history. Captain Du Val has the war
Clark enlisted private in an artillery company
commanded by Captain George Asbrdge whiGn
part of a battalion commanded by John W
Forbes. in September. 1874 A few months later
Nicholas Van Brunt succeeded to the command Of
the company and certificates of membership
issued TO the prTvates.
The first promotion in August, 1878, when
Private Clark became corporal.
A document issued by oliver Walcott. esq;
caDtain-generaI and Commander-in-Chief in and
over the State of Connecticut in the United States
of America" is the commission issued on May 30,
1921, 10 Horace Clark first lieutenant of the
Second Company, 6th Regiment a similar docu-
nent was issued in September OF the year,
when Lieutenant Clark became captain Of his COM
pany Captain Clark Mayor Of Middletown.
served for twenty years a member Of the Coun-
ell and was the Editor of The MiddleseX County
Gazette"
Captain Du Val like his grandfather. skipped
from non-commissioned officer TO first lieutenant
and retired from the service when he became cap
tain. 4
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York May - 1900
BEANS AND PEAs-Business today was confined TO a
bic change for most Pea little stronger
ana some jobbng reported 81 273z bbls
s1T1. firther lots OF Canadian bags have sold
Most Of selling Of our quo
tatIons but some fancy both medium and
stiIl commanding a little Green peas
SOW but small supply the spot and quite
firm. We quote: Beans, Inarrqw choice' per puSn'
81 I2i2 medium choice 50 12a DO pea choice hbls,
81 25ds2 27ir; DO bags 81 - G>2 %; 10 red kidney
do yellow eve choice So 2OGS2 ~: black
choice lima. California, So 52dSS - imported
medium fair 70 prime 81 7oGSI 20; do BOND,
65Tsl 75; peas. bags. 81 lS do Scotch bags
BTTTER-Receipts have considerably lighter during
rather short There were very goods today.
pretty good demand the feeling was very strong
was exceeded l.RAsc in exceptional close
has been effected and the outlook is for good
Grades also firm and sharing fully In
No in State dairy Imitation cream
Receipts continue light that the trade
hardly he supplied and finest paGkinss are very firm
n 20i-c: Do frsts 4620c thirds seconds 1diaU
9c do state extras 2Olsc 1sia acoc; thirds
to seconds Isalioc; dairy, half nrsin
19asisc; Welsh tubs fancy Iec State dairy. tubs
a@ tnte dairy tins etc l5r a1sl4c Western initiate
creamery fancy t7a1TI+c nrsts. 1914 f18e do lower
grades l4al5c: Western factory nrsts i5l5ic do sec
fancy. 17alsc; do common 20 prime l41z@l6c; old
CHEESE-rhere little. II large full cream cheese
here to-day and everything received during the week has
been cleaned closely The market az the close is ner
y nominal with udertone Of strength in sympathy
with The higher prices paid IN the f9un, small @ sizes @
the close nrner thar earlier IN the week
The Arcade and sandusky acorier soid ystsray n the
iOizc for white and losc Tor eoor-h SKINS
dull irregular Old cheese Is In very lsi
srsaH ba Liverpool cable old as 81 for coored
for white; ordinary new 9s Exports for week
large finest Iohc: white large finest. lo1sc; fair
good e1:aloc; do small colored nnest eisGs*c DC
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

market partly IS points and Budapest
decline OF 1+T2 marks and Antwerp closed n franc
around 100000 bush for the and decrease OF
100000 bush expected in the visible supply The
English markets closed hG1sd lower, which not
full response the weakness this side Friday. The
export business amounted 10 half dozen loads No
red quoted 15ssc elevator and 1s1Sc anoat:
go ! Northern Duluth. T25sc h afoat. CORN
good deal of Interest centred around the pit
Saturday ana transactions Of 80 900 bush denoted
tivity that not been duplicated Saturday in
long time. Liquidation big scale the feature
Chicago where OF the prin
cipai longs credited with greatly reducing their
holdings AS there little supporting and the
crowd bearish anyhow this went begging and
the close prices showed decline In the New
York market At Chicago soon after the opening prices
broke cent bush within half hours time. This
loss partly recovered the curb when July in this
market refecting demand from shorts. rallied from
i2sc to 424sc asked closing iersc asked at o'clock
Accompanying the heaviness reports favorable
TO the crop and scarcity Of cash demand At Chicago
these influences ofsettinE the light acceptances
The Liverpool market closed l.g 'sc net lower About
25 loads reported for closed II &c
elevator and delivered and +214c a1oat- OATS
The market FOR quiet and rather weaker
In sympathy with No . oats &c; No g. &c; No
white 2Sizc: No 3 white 2Sc; mixed. 2Tlz G2)c;
track white 2Sl2G35c. No white clips 29a2Gi2c
RYE-Market No Western. Ole Z o b ahoat. and
No . Western. 6Oc . b afOat. b BARLEY-Mlr<et
dull Feeding, i3a4d45c c New-Yorll: mating, j0q
53c New-York.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
OTHER ,lAhKErARY rELEeRAPA

Chicago May l2-Cattle-Receipts. 100; strong ac-
prime native steers S54N 80. poor 20 medium p -lg
- - zeactaI feeders 251SJ. 5OckrrS - 500
80 s2QS+ 50; he,fers So 2l1SJ 10: Gamers. s. +o
IA mills 81 9nGS4 90, 81 Jt0sj 90 I-Hans he
week ted S+GS9 - Texas
pulls 81 .5IS3 20 HoEs-Recepts to-day lb'NO. -sl-
mated f,r Monday. 5000 lett LLuH. gen=tay
steady. closing arm, - 40 mixed 1iG outclyrs.
good roiish
SsaI~ S5 lass -, light 81 G5aS5 *. bulk OF sales,
8 95dS5 37ie SheeTRecsipts 1000 sheep and lambs
good choice weJhers. - 4OuS5 90 far 10
choice mixed. S5G$J so Western sheep 81 1tUS5 10
veariings 81 75a$6 native lambs. S5es7 "a Western
CINCINNATI. May 12-Hogs steady 81 2s1S5 50. Cattle
steady 81 25 Sheep steady. s. 8t4Si 20 Lambs
strong - 500 81 ~.
Liberty. NAV f2-Cattle steady AZ yesterday s
Hogs active; extra heavy sa % prime mediums
Yore-E s. t56 s. 80. Hight TO- 81 p n
s. 90. prS 81 f5Ts5 25 skrs 5oS+ roughs
S5 sheep strong choice wethers. 81 3ftSi 40
So 50TS3 so lambs so OlS6 common 20 good
s4TSG 20; veal calves, S61S6 20.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
SCARCITY OF PAPER N FRANCE.

From me United States Consular Reports.
an in receipt Of a commercial circular. issued
by me house OF M0ullot Fils Alne probably the
arrest printing and sta aioEery concern IN france
stating thar papers Of II kinds scarce, and
iat prices nave greatly risen. IL mas occurred 70
TIE mat American manufacturers might possibly
- an opportunity under the circumstances OF
cI5s5s4seiilg some business. A translation OF the
''MarseilIes February I. 1900.
a.. Dear Sir OUR industry IS ar this moment pass
'-s through unprecedented crisis
~ g9u nave earned through the HeHlurn OF lle
le"s papers and as viii be from peruSa! or
ne annexed circulars the increase in price which
-ae Affected all raw naterlals-wood pulp, rags
rlats, metals, chemical products. etc-has caused
~e--s-ceraUle advance on ali our producls
ID spite Of these successive advances which in
some cases aave reached % per cent and even 2
PEI cent value Of the goods. we are not only
threatened with further rises, but also with an
ga scarcity of papers .,
indeed n consequence Of the want or certain
LaN materials Of which have spoken aDoVe,
t-oiahly rags ana wood PUN, all paper manufact-
- 3oth II France and abroad are idte "a tlleir
cpnsisnmenrs This situation renders II necessary
instead OF delivering Immediately as neretoIore-
W i=lAesT delays OF three or -FOUR months: WltHout
pin9lng ourselves for all orders received
-h our deDots and 10 the important purchases with
- makers ar old rates We nave beeil aois uE
70 t1r present readily meet she deInahcs OF al
~ clients without increase Of price t5uL the STU
4haA oe Obliged at q very early date 10 modify n
- ilfh conditions Of sale and even IN some cases
70 reuse orders for delivery on fxed cate.
He cannot too often repeat tnAt tHe piessili
can only be accentusfed for period the duration
OF which cannot fOresee bur which VIII GER
tAllly extend the year 1902 least
n n awaiting your conEnands, We peg you 10 ac'
Neplr dear siE, our best saiutafions- -,
- ROBERT p. SKINNER, consul
A-arEs1lles. April Z. 1900.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NeW-York. May I2. 100
BEEVEs-Receiprs cars. 716 head. all for
sauzhterers except sold steady prices
demand. but Arm Cables slow and
weak Shipments included 35S cattle the Europe 20
Tendon $50 cattle quarters Of beef the
Nanito 10 the port 1000 quarrers OF beef On the
FrIrfa 10 Liverpool and 80 cattle the Ontario 20
Hull.
CALvEs-No fresh receipts. and none for sale alive
Nonr2ov dressed yeals quiet ar s4lu-sc
n-r NJ country dressed Tq92C little calves a. b1o2
SHEEP AND L4AMBS-Receipts. 5i2 cars OF 1875 head
ali rlr the market all Jersey CITY sheep N ght
supDv and steady. Prime. handy lambs We're about
sreaiv the undergrades weak and easier Spring lambs
naarlv nominal. Of mixed stock unscld No
woaled stock. Common prime clipped sheep soid al
SASS so per CuIs 50 90: common 10 prime
aTbs AZ So 256S7 -: cus AT So common spring lambs
a. e. ~ ne head Dressed mutton steady a. sGluc per
n dressed lambs M dressed spring lambs
quiet az 5OqSJ per carcass ,. %. -.
saJas-S Judd & 3S clipped Indiana lambs, 90 10
a,a~ra a s. per 100 u. clipped Indiana sheep. 81 ID
Ar So II 10 81 rn SO 90 3 Indiana spring lambs al
So 80 each ,,..as,r.. ,,,,-z ,-
Mcpherson Co: 236 cliTped 5urfao iaIos' % 10 -
SO ~ "a ripped Buffalo sheep, IS % at 81 %
Newton 4 Co: 2T0 clipped Buffalo lambs - ID al
H. wilkerson: To- clipped Kentucky sheep es ~ al
So Is. ..... ,.--b. =. -, o. se =. ae
c,U do - 10 AZ s. 81 clipped sheep 10 H. al 30 60
zoo 13 cars or 253+ head all for butchers
0arv steady country dressed slow a. 6 - pef ID
FOR heavy lgnt weights -,, 70 v,-s-.-, ,o,-s
-aies-S Judd * Co date Frday1- 1Ot western uusS'
~, 10 average, 50 80 per luo ID
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
COURT CALENDARS FOR MONDAY

Supreme Appellate Division-Adjourned until
Supreme C7urt-Sreciai Terrn-Part Before Andrews
sufre-a cssr5speesi srrn-srt a II-Fef9re 1even-
Te7e I-r@sTecaI -raPa- T41@Ref9re Freed
JnoZ5ons 1enll--ers: Nos 1921 1922 1874, 1927
Tafce5 causes Nos 46lG 46I0 sos. 5I64 500 5223'
supreme c5lr,-s2ecia TeaTarr IvTef9re sny-h,
42es s2zl- 4os 1852. s7Go -ll+- +$74 1881. Clear.
re1e Jcauses TO De sent from Part " for trial Case
supreme c7u-t-spectaI Term-Parr vI-Adjourred IN
II ssonaay MAY y 1soe
or el 5e,ar15 "a 1Ir@ad cases clear
supreme CourrTriai Ternd,art Ig5ef9re McAds1n sGo
1861 1891 l447 i1755, s447 1853, 1882 ll22s s8s2
ca5 s. 5s sa, s1 .as g175 7Rstsre sss s7 Rsaes AKA
.s -"' -6fe ases seoo e. 95G9
sc 7s5s 2es3 se7e $500 65S8 e5ss 6622 5767 5276
snreTne cosr-ral rerr-Par- rv-Bef0re MacI,ean
51'e' Is 70 be sent fF0" Fa't " ''F 'r'1 case l''H-
supreme Cour--T-al Terrn-Part v-Fefore Beekrnan,
Jauses be sent from Part III for trial Case unin-
Sarerse C7ur-Trial Term-Parr vI-Before Giegerich.
Jaus=s be sent from Part II Tor trial Case IN
supreme C1ur--T--aI ~s-Tn-Pa-t vII-Before Glider
80 49, ses 's $50 Zoo 4es SIC 7S58 S7o5
sg- s.e 6ss5 5lc9 3203. Co.'S. 623 6l4l 6l66, 600
zar-e- 5au---Trial TsTn-Fart yI4IBefore o,52r- @
Supreme C1urr-T-al Ter-n-E7art IXBefore Dugrc, j.
res 10 be sent rom part for trial. Case unfn-
supreme cour---rial r=aTart X-Besors TruaH, J,
--Clazez 10 Dc sent from Part vi for trial Clear
supreme C7ur-Trial Te-ra-a-t AI--5efore scott J.
Supreme Cour--T-iaI Tern-Pa-t XII-Before Russell.
J-auses from preferred calendar tor trla4
CaE- unfinished. - 80
,.r 1890 wills fr pr7baJet Kate - -NeI,
Ce8-g- E.5ee George Virgins. Andrew Koch. Chae
2 sauher James Fitzpatrick Eugene F. I5rady rose
Cohen Daniel QFsr-ell al 1890 a. m Kate Aaoy ha
sa.rarzez 5ourt-rrial Ter5n-Be5sre Fitzgerald. s.
Before tiasca-, Jour
opens FL Ia Z 1890 a n.
C-r -11r----iaI Term-I'arT Before Mc'-artaV
Ncs 3e+E $3.50 ;asc3, 2-t4. 3. Z5z -tS.. ~
2F3 247a 2s14 297J 2556 2gT7. 234S, 26+0, SEQ, .ss
5.5l 1905. 1926 1886 j1lO. l3Ol ld.5 Slo -oos -'-
Clear
CIV C1,Ir--TrtaI Te-rn-Part II-Eefore Conlan, i
2E1L 2I45 40 263s, 25S9, 2547, 23s7, 2692 20
2s-- 25so 25s3 25ss 2607. 2Gl2. 2623, 2626 262S
5sa 763 I17e 2SOI 7o1 2325. 2o76 2432 260S Case
unfinished
Cir- C1l---Tr1al TeTTn--Parr IIi-8efore 94lNyer =
2>45 Z2I6 2ss3 1920 2a2l. 2lGG, 23I2 2sis. '+s
1888 2h3a. 2!'is,
as4a -. 4557 30IG 3D12 8ol3. SOFA 2Ol6 1927
3J2s s05 3027 1850 3051 30S9 2ST7, 442sz. 466
Clslr
Cry c-urt-Tria Tsrm-ParJ IFefore sciuclI'iaIls )
causes. Nos 4G46. 1870. 1912. 42JO +oio tot7
45- 56-s 4577. 46l3. 2so9, 4C32 4698 1900 41o4
sai5, =+7s. 4Gs5 1856 Clear
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. Nav Z. 1900.
COFF'EE-Yesterday reaction from the previous de-
preston proved but temporary improvement the
rise established was entirely wiped out to-day by
hurry OF general selling, prompted
from the crop The morning opened
quiet with prices unchanged lower
out the orepart OF the little
done, ana all indications pointed material change
IN prices But toward the close brisk selling against
Brazilian firm offers and unloading for
foreign account rumored be way. Prices
Went OF an additional points under this pressure,
The market finally net ) 10 10 points lower.
lowest level Of the day Brazilian receipts shown
70 De 1000 bags while Santos reported of 100
The European markets encouragjngly steady.
failed TO counteract the adverse influence
news. There few, if any, investment orders
cuted in the local market Total the day
1880 bags
In the market for spot Brazilian coffee interest was
rather sluggish, and comparatively few re
ported Prices about unchanged the close
the basis Of Z 9-16c for Rio No.
The range OF prices local to-day
was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
ErnoprAN PRonrcr uARKEr-

Liverpool. MAY l2--Closin=- Whear-Spot fuh No I
.forra Gs 3d06s 2izd; No Northern spring - lut
futures steady. July "a September - - Corn
Spot quiet. mixed - lt, futures steacy
Is Re II nd. PeaS-tanatiaH-
SIS gl1d. Flour-st Louis fancy winter steady. = 3D.
Hons az Londou-Pacihc Coast steady - l5sQf3 lJs.
Beef steady. India mess. Ss prime mess Us al
Pork duu. prne Weston 67s Sd. HHus-Short cut
u Y, arm 4as Cumberland -
40 N steady short rib. IS 80 - steady. SIS
iorp rniddlee ~ n steady AIS long
clear rndde= heavy 3s ~ ~ steady 400 "a: short
70 seafv 3fs ~. clear bellies -
10 n steady Lsrd-Prtme Western. te-res dull
Cd American refined. IN nails stead. 3- Butter
states nominal good United State~ tic
t-nassa-A mertcan finest white steady American
eCtorad Arm SOS Cd Tanw-prime dull 2-s fi
Australian in London steady 2Ts 3D. Cottonseed o-ffu
-se,aF Mav-AuzuEt steady 2ts. Turrentiue-SDirtts
a-rr ass Ro=in--Common steady. IS. Petroeum-Re-
0ned TLd Linseed OIL bs I'd
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13

NOIION-It rather exciting he
COTTON exchange. with the holding
lHNs. with final prices the lowest the
ne hul crowd was fa- pleased closing
Gv ther pp1nents on the opening this morning With
me feeling easy first sales indicated decline
points Nhl-e there were occasional Aurries OF
ana re2ctonary movements later The
al net decline of 3 to points. The prominent
feature II speculation the by Wall
street 81 august contracts This
the most part By Well known export
believed OF thar parrir11Iar
delivery on the break. W New
tdns and the bear faction all sold
Tor profits. near the close The factors causing
the weakness were unavOrable cables
market ruTnors that the attempt advance
luc mad pen abandoned reports Of clear weather all
quarters or the belt bearish OF
and reports thar southern markets
From statistical standpoint. shorts had
10 base an attack upon prices Holders became
nervous in the last half %
days cables from Liverpool Of to-iavs
decline upon The speculative public
6tubbOrHly refused ,
s--LS snort oI the market IN face or the unfavoranle
weather and crop accounts Of April The
mates were aearlr all the he
trade 20 be- enlargement
rltory given 20 cotton raising this The Chroni-
far reference % the weather concerned.
little figure influence The
ton pointed 20 unchanged climatic
sunday period There
nights from the nohery
I the date received encouraging Rain IS now
: needed IN the Atlantic States. and harm II
not indeed actual good in The central sections. St
Louis dispatch stated this morning: pri-
essentials necessary a big lacking.
late experienced sections being rapidly
wiped out by present sunsany weather. Admitted
The range Of prices to-day
follows
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
DELAWARE. IACKAwANNA & WESTERN
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave York. Chambers ST,
- follows > minutes earlier rom w I'D
o.Oe q. IN. lialiv-Sdiit f1r Buffalo ?.
Biaghanton- Wave~iv Elmra and Bradford Coaches.
paror and cafe dining buffalo.
...fD D. i-elif'lsr una-solid
train Chicago. arriving p
Ssepe-s Cleveland. CTuC'uuari Dining
80 n. pa.ly-BuffaIo and Cleveland Express-arr.
Buffalo Tc5, Bradford II Jamestown 10 and NounSs-
town 10 y Cleveland 1890 sleepers &c Buffalo
and Cleveland. Gaze ear.
o.i5 p. m Datly-Solid train for BinEhamt0n. wav-
ery Elnira Chicago Sleepers Buffalo Chicago. Cfn-
cinnat Dining
rI'ICRETS. LOCAL. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
4 CoMMDuATrONS III. IT,. 26l l01 and 851 Broad
i56 Est ie5th AMI 21S West l23th 81. Chsnoevs
and West 2Sd ferries, New 233 Ss0 Fulton
Broadway Brooklyn River 81. Hoboken. and
Jersey station Co cA.ls Tor and
checks baggage 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
Chicago. May 1.-THE leading futures ranged as fol-

va ssn Rasr BsH s % eoas q s1
ass ass 5S S fsaT pssas ssSss % o. ss s9ashts s3 5oas
es@s5 No 79a7o5se: So2 z.sg saFa 2e'.e;
white 23a252.c rye choice malt
39d42i2c; No. daxseed. 81 so. No Northwestern
50. prime timothy 81 10 Glover contract grade
s. Mess pork per bbI SO 45aSlI 80; per h.
Sc TGdSG 50. sides lOose SO +uGSd 85, dry
SO 50Gsd 10 short clear sides
gallon 81 25'2. Sugars cutIoaf UNCHANGED on The
Exchange today the butter market was steady
14i@ d1g2c daires. 130l6c. Cheese dull 9qst2c
Eggs steady; fresh. 1024 a1Ic
Cincinnati. May 12.-Flour dull Wheat easy; 40 :
73c quiet; No . mixed, axe Oats steady
No mixed. 26c Rye dull; No >. sic Butter STEADY
Sugar steady Eggs quiet al lie Cheese steady
Milwaukee. May I2.-Wheat lower No I Northern, 664
66-zr: No Northern. 64iz a65c Rye iec lower; No l.
SIC. Barley &c lower: No q 423c; sample. 31a4lT+
Minneapolis, May l2.-Cl7se-Wheat. on track, No !
Northern May G5 July s+sq6+ +c SEPTEMBER %
b4@sct on rack NO hard soc; NO northern o120'
No 2 Northern, 63c. Flour and bran unchanged.
Philadelphia, May l2-Wheat lower; contract grade
May. 70aTlc- Corn llzc lower; No , mixed, May 4II
29c No mixed DO. 2slzd2s94c- seeds dull
clover Western bush, CARROTS 81 SgI
per 81 254S1 30 Butter hrm fancy West
creamery, 21c; prints. 23c Eggs steady; fresh
nearby l2izc; Go Western l3c do Southwestern l2lsc
do Southern. Cheese quiet steady. Receipts
Flour 1000 bbls l. 7O0 sacks Wheat, 33 OoO
bush: bush; 10000 bush. Shipment
Whear 3s 600 bush: corn 600 5000
St Louis May I2-Wheat-No , rcd cash, 7O7sc; MAY
697sc July 65sa65@4c: September 6Gl4 Q66c; No hard
64lsd65c. Cern-No cash, 36isci May. 36i2c; July.
3ei.c Oats-No cash 24ci Mag, 23'2c; July. 2l&4c;
September 2lhsc No white, 2Ic.
725ac; May Tx Corn dun, lower; No cash, 39c
Oats dull lower. No cash 57c. Cloverseed duh un-
changed; prime old, - 70 prime. 50. October
s. l2i@. Oh lower; North Lima 81 0si South Lima and
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London May l2.-At the wool auction sales today
422 haes offered There brisk competition
greasy and cassbreds Of lower grades ar fun prices
he majority going the home trade Cape OF Good
Hope and Natal sold well. The attendance
good business spirited. The Withdrawals mum
bered 1000 bales The following is the sale detail :
New South Wales. 800 bales secured. 1odG1s I'D;
greasy 54dI1l-d Queensland, 1000 bales; 6dq
Is greasy szdGls I'D Victoria 100 bales secured
8dQs SID greasy. 5%IG1s 3ed. South Australia. 300
bales. greasy 6lz alOG. bales;
nd New-ZeaIand. 1900 bales; secured 5ladq1s sd;
41zMIod. o Good Hope Natal. 800
bales: secured s=d greasy. 7a9 1ad Buenos Ayres
51 baes. greasy 81 GD51zd The the
next number IS 0J3 bales Of which I650o were
forwarded direct The imports for the week fol
lows: New South Wales, 1864 bales; Melbourne. $3.50
South Australia Tasmania ls3; NewZeaiand % 1885,
Cane OF Good Hone 449; China, 3,057; Punta
Arenas lIIs: Antwerp SGT; Bremen, SIS; Marseilles
746 and $40. The offerings for next week
abe
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
sorrEERN coTToN MARKETS.

baltimore May 12COtton nominal middling, csc; low
nddne 7-I6c; good ordinary. I5-Ioc Receipts LOO
Men1phis May I2-Cotron quiet mddling. 5-loc; low
,,fS61v ordinary. ll-lSc. Receipts,
bales Shipments 2. i39. sales 200; stock d4.o2i -
n Topr MAJ I2-Coton quiet mlddl!ng. SNc; low
nddng lee good ordinary sac Receipts 40 bales
Nav f2-Cotton quiet; middling. csc: low
aiddng 9.c good ordinary, SAG Receipts. 100 bales
stock, 1856. 60. ,,,a,. ,,t5a,. a > a.. ,o,,
,,iSain. Ic good ordinary 1l6c- Reesipts. l3o
bale- S1nSrs coasfwise BIT: sales o. stock. 81 l59
Nav Cotton zteady- midGltng, 9Ssc;
low mddiing II-l6c good ordinary s@c Net receipts
29s bafes s-oss O4S exports Great Britain. 1860
The contusnt sII0 coastwise $751; sales. LOO; stock
I5037s
New-York tribune., 1900-05-13
NURDERER AND MURDERESS IN COURT
CORPORAL SASS AND MRS COSTELLO ARE HELD
WITHOUT BAIL

Corporal Adolph Sass. Of Company H. 7th Arti-
lery, and Mrs. Catharine Costello, were both ar
raigned the YorkviIle Police Court yesterday
charged with murders they committed the night
before Corporal Sass shot and killed Lena Wolf
her home. No. 3i4 East Eleventh-st., and Mrs.
Costello murdered Policeman Philip E. Dresser, her
alleged husband When taken into the pen await
ing trial the woman was seated next TO Sass The
two naurderers did not speak each other, but
sat staring vacantIy ahead. James g. L. Nugent
was assigned 10 Mrs. Costello counsel, and the
examination was adjourned until Monday al 10
u m Mr.. Nugent said that the woman had been
wronged by the policeman and that her side of the
story would turn the jury in her favor.
Corporal Sass told the reporters that he mad no
idea why he committed the murder He said that
he the black sheep OF his family which was a
r-ouecra Bile one. and that could conceive OF no
reason for killing Lena Wolf Charles Sass, a
brother of the murderer. was in court and asked
for an adjournment until he could consult a law
YER Mr Nuge0t retained and the case was
adjourned until Tuesday at 10 a. m. Both prison.
4rs were committed 70 the Tombs without bail.