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Evening journal., 1900-04-21
To Rad BEFoRE WOMEN

Special to the Evening Journal.
Newark, April 21.-On Tuesday af-
ternoon next Rev. William j. Rowan,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church, will read a paper on Julian
the Apostate," before the New-Century
Club.
Evening journal., 1900-04-21
WoRK ON FENcE PRoGREssING.

CUtIIHT 70 TIIE LNVIIIII6 IVUI IIuIl
New Castle. April 2l.-Work ON the
new fence around the baseball grounds
of the New Castle Athletic Association
at Battery Park is going ahead. The
season will open on May 8. Although
mo opposing team has yet been deter
mined upon, efforts are being made to
secure the strong Roxborough nine.
Evening journal., 1900-04-21
WOMEN no MEET IN MILFORD.

Milford, April 21.-On May and 4
the third annual meeting of the State
Federation OF Women's Clubs will
convene here. One of the chief attrac-
tions will be the address of Mrs. Flor
ence Howe Hall. daughter Of Mrs.
Julia Ward Howe. on Personal Rem
iniscences of Distinguished People" on
the evening Of May 8.
Evening journal., 1900-04-21
Doc BITEs LITTLE GIRL.
Special to the Evening Journa

Special TO the Evening Journal.
Newark, April 21-The 6-year-old
daughter Of Jacob Shew was bitten on
the wrist by dog one evening recent
ly while she was walking along Main
street It is not thought the animal
was mad.
Evening journal., 1900-04-21
CANDIDATE FOR sHERIFF.
speclaI to the Evenlng Journal

0TTTTTT T7TT
New Castle. April 2i.-James f. P0r-
ter. of Christiana hundred. candidate
for sheriff on the Democratic ticket.
spent several hours in this city Thurs
day distributing his cards
Evening journal., 1900-04-21
O'REILLY-ACKER WEDDING
INTERESTING CEREMONY WHICH
TOOK PLACE IN DELAWARE
CITY.
Special TO the Evenlng Journal.

Special to the Evening Journal
Delaware City, April 21.-One of the
prethest weddings Of the season took
place on Thursday evening, when Miss
Amelia Aker and Lawrence O'Reilly
were made husband and wife. The
brides gown was OF white silk trimmed
in point lace and ribbon. She carried
a bouquet of white carnations and
ferns The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Katie Aker. who was
gowned in white Persian lawn trimmed
in lace and ribbon, and carried a bou-
quet of pink carnations. The groom
was attended by his cousin, NJ. p. Nor
ton. of Philadelphia.
Promptly at o'clock Rev. f. c.
Higgins met the bridal party in the
parlor Of their new home and the two
were made one A reception followed
Immediately. Mr. and Mrs. OReiiis
received numerous and handsoms
presents. 49,.
Among those present were: Mrs, M
Aker,, Misses Caroline Katie, MolHs
Evening journal., 1900-04-21
LAYING A SIDING.

Fifty laborers in the employ of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
began the work Of laying a siding into
the new clay mill yard at Hockessin
this morning The plant will be oper-
ated in about two weeks.
Evening journal., 1900-04-21
rnR r1IE sOurH.

Southern Railway. .-Express 6.f0 p. ~,
daily. slecpcrs TO Port Tampa, Angustt'
MamDhis and New Orleans IaN y. mr.
daily sleepers 30 Now Orleans. Memphis
Nashville via Ashoville and Hot springs
Atlantic Coast Isne.-fNprea2i 1913 IA
M. daily sleepcrs 10 Charleston, Jackson
viile Port Tampa and Maconi Los a. m
daily. slecnars 20 Richmond and jack
sonyillc.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway, Sl1 y. ~
daily, dining car, and sleepers TO Sinoin
matt.
Evening journal., 1900-04-21
MEETING OF TRUSTEES.

Special TO the Evening Journal
New Castle April 21.-On Tuesday
evening next meeting Of the trustees
OF the First Presbyterian Church will
be held at the residence Of william j.
Ferris for the, purpose Of giving notice
Of the annual congregational meeting
which taize6 place on "Wednesday even
ing. May 3. At this meeting four trus-
tees will be elected to fill the vacan-
Evening journal., 1900-04-21
YEsTRYMES FOR sr. THOMAs
GIFT TO ORGANIST AND A BAP-
: TISMAL EVER FOR THE
CHURCH.
Special to the Evening Journal.

Special to the Evening Journal.
Newark, April 21.-Vestrymen for
st. Thomas Church have been elected
as follows: ]. c. Shivler, A. A. Curtis.
DR.. George A. Harter, d. c. Rose, Jr.,
f. w. Curtis, c. E. Lowber, w. T. Will
son, S. NJ. Curtis and c. w Blandy.
The rector appointed S. NJ. Custis SEN
ior warden. ]. c. Shivler was elected
Junior warden and treasurer; A. A.
Curtis, secretary; DR.. Harter and S. NJ.
Curtis delegates to the convention.
The yestry made a gift of SIS to
the organist; also, a handsome hymnal.
A beautiful baptismal ever has been
presented to the church by a woman
of the parish.
The last of a series Of illustrated lee
lures on the Life Of Christ was given
in the church ON Wednesday night by
the rector.
Evening journal., 1900-04-21
FIsHERMAN's CABIN ROBBED.

Special 90 the Evening Journal
New Castle. April 2l-Dwnng the
absence OF Benjamin Denn. a fisher
man. OF Wilmington. on Thursday af-
.ternoOn, his cabin. located On the shore
near the battery. was broken into and
robbed Among the articles stolen was
"a suit Of clothes. a quantity Of food
and a small sum OF money There is
no clue TO the thieves.
Evening journal., 1900-04-21
spetlal % the Evenlng Journal.

Special TO the Evening Journal.
New Castle, April 21.--After a delay
of nearly a week on account Of stormy
weather, the work Of grading and lew
cling the roadbed for the new trolley
line to Delaware City was resumed
again yesterday.
w. e. Anderson, the contractor. has
been particularly unfortunate in his
contract, as the rainy spell has retard-
ed him greatly in the work. Since the
workmen arrived here about two weeks
ago they have been able to work
only about four days out Of the entire
time
The marsh lands along the route are
in bad condition at all times, so far as
working ON them is concerned, but in
rainy weather any attempt at work is
out Of the question.
ABOUT co MEN EMPLOYED.
Altogether the contractor has about
sixty men engaged at work, and not 2OC
as has been stated. OF this number
some half dozen or SO are working Oh
the Delaware City end Of the line.
The vessel load Of ties which arrived
on Wednesday last was unloaded yes.
terday, and the ties distributed along
the line. Nearly all the trolley poles
have arrived, and are ready to be place.
in position as soon as they are needed
in the course Of construction.
All the terra Gotta pipe, ranging
from II to Is inches in diameter, which
will be used for drainage purposes
where the roads cross the tracks, hav,
been delivered and distributed. Earl,
next week 1t is expected that a guam
tity Of rails will arrive, and as soor
as they come they will be unloaded anC
placed in position. Construction car
will be used and the work will b.
greatly facilitated The contract foi
hauling material, ETC., has been suble
to James Morrison and Thomas T. +
Clark.
Evening journal., 1900-04-21
MORE TROUBLE FOR DIR. MOORE

Information from Dover is to the ef-
feet that Attorney-General White has
prepared a warrant for the arrest of
Dr. Thomas c. Moore. the Addicks Re
publican leader Of the First district of
Kent county, charging him with hav-
ing used money 10 influence voters.
Evening journal., 1900-04-21
THIEF FRIGHTENEp AWAY.

Special TO the Evening Journal
Newark. April PA thief broke
open tool box on an engine at New
ark Centre, but was frightened off be-
fore securing any of the valuable tools.
Evening journal., 1900-04-21
-sEssIoNs on BIBLE coNFERENcE

Dr. Scoheld's subjects at yesterday
afternoons sessions of the Bible Con-
ference were THE Holy Spirit and the
Inner Life and in the evening he
talked on Professionalism From Luther
to the Second Coming OF Christ" The
meetings will continue this evening at
o'clock. Tomorrow sessions will be
held at 1890 a. m. and 7.45 p. m.
Evening journal., 1900-04-21
IN DELAWARE COL.
LFGE.

Special TO the Evening Journal
Newark. April 21.-Professor e. n.
Nallandigham lectured on 1.-The Read
ing of Shakespeare" in Delaware Col
lege oTatory last night.
Evening journal., 1900-04-21
WINsOR BoAr COMING

About the middle Of next week the
Winscy Line steamer Indian is expect
ed to arrive at the Harlan and Hol-
lingsworth Coanpany's shipyard. The
ship wiz be cut t. tow and heightened.
Evening journal., 1900-04-21
BUsH's WILMINGTON AND PHILA-
DELPHIA FREIGHT LINE.
Established in 1774.
Up to date In 1900.

Receives goods
"a, both in Wilmington
&45ka s4,oN and Philadelphia up
Wharyes.
-. to o'clock daily.
except Sunday, and delivers at the
earliest business hours the following
morning.
Strict personal attention and covered
wharves, barges and wagons are the
best guarantee OF satisfactory service.
Please order goods care OF Bush'a
Freight Line, Pier No. ?, South
Wharfes
Evening journal., 1900-04-21

oies caused by expiration Of the terms Of
Harold Sudel Dr. j. j. Black and David
Mccoy. and the trusteeship made va
cant by the death Of Julian d. Janvier.
Evening journal., 1900-04-21

f,s, Congressional Limited Express. All
veaffbule Parlor Cars and Dining Car.
No extra fare other than the usual Fu'-
Cs) limited Express. Vestibule Parlos
Cars Vesdbule Passenger Coacnea ann
Dining Car No extra fare. A.,
call FOR and check baggage from hotels
and residences.
For further Information. passene'ers ere
ton -~-o,~,,
J. v. ItUTCHrNSON J. It. WOOD.
General Manager. Gen. lass. Agent
Evening journal., 1900-04-21
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STA
TION, PHILADELPHIA
mop TfTIH WEST.

$50 a. M. daily, Pittsburg, Chicago. Gip-
cannau. Louisville and 81. LOUIS NDan-
1905 a. M. daisy for Pittsburg and Chit
cqro. (Io coaches 70 Pittsburgh LIN
ited 10 two Buffet Parlor cars. afs....-..
Chicaao Cleveland. Toledo Cincinnati.
Iouisvilie and St. Louis CDlnins Car.l
1926 %. m, daily Plutsburg ana CleVelAno'
Vile (vla ClncinnatD, Indianapolis ana
ST. Louis. Dining Carl ...
$50 p. M, daily, Pittsburg and Chicaeo'
for Toledo, except Saturday.
1895 p. m, daily Pittsburg, Cine4Anau'
I,ouisviiie. Cleveland and St. Louis.
II 20 D. M daily, Pittsburg and ChicagN
valley Route; Tor Cleveland, except
Saturday.
Evening journal., 1900-04-21
FUNERAL OF W. T. PIERCE

TOOK PLACE FROM THE CLAYTON
HOUSE YESTERDAY AFTER
NOON.
From his late residence, the Clayton
House, the funeral of William T.
Pierce took place yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Robertson, of Wenonah, N. j., a
sister to the deceased, and James H.
Pierce, of Chicago, a brother, were In
attendance. Rev. A. N. Keigwin, ID
d., conducted the burial rites. The
body was consigned to the ground in
Wilmington and Brandywine Gene
terry.
The honorary pall-bearers were Viii
liam B. Clerk. Judge David T. Marvel
DR.. Alexander Lowber. Samuel p
Mitchell and Frank w. Heisler.
Evening journal., 1900-04-21
WORK RESUMED
ON TROLLEY LINE
Began Yesterday After a Delay
of Several Days on Ac-
count of Rain
VESSEL LOAD OF TIES ARRIVES

NEARLY ALL THE POLES ALONG
THE LINE READY TO BE PLACED
IN PosITIoN-RAILs EXPECTED
SOON.
Evening journal., 1900-04-21

-Pocahontas Council, d. of p, will
give a supper in Odd Fellows Hall
Highlands, tonight.
Evening journal., 1900-04-21
MAD PLUNGE FROM
BROOKLYN BRIDGE
Brooklyn Woman Makes Vain
Attempt to End Her Life
Of Penury
TUG CREW EFFECT A RESCUE

JUMP WHICH HAS KILLED MANY
MEN OUTRIGHT SURVIVED BY
ONE WHO MADE 1T THAT SHE
MIGHT DIE.
Evening journal., 1900-04-21
TO THE MAN WHO THINKS.

TO THE MAN WHO THINKS.
TE7oOK yourself squarely in the face and see
H40Iif you are not half ashamed to be without
l4d8Si Ivory Soap in your house. Worse than this,
l7.g your wife is without it. It is bad enough
for man, though man often doesn't care how
his comfort is mis-spelled. But woman misses ali
these little helps to housekeeping. And Ivory Soap
is one; its great potency makes it actually cheaper
than yellow soap for general work. It floats.
eoransr y NJ c. esun~n
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MARINE MOVEMENTS.

The Marine Exchange reports the following;
SEATTLE Arrived. June y, Am ships occident
and Spartan. from San Francisco. Sailed, June q.
Rr sh Rhnddlan Castle. for Tacoma. Arrived. June
.. scm Challenger. from San Francisco; str Al-KL
SAN FRANCISCO Arrived June 70 str Yea.
isndia from Nome, She reports hk Hunter and
schr Eclipse lost ADD efcss picked np by sts Val.
shore at Cape Romanaff. got 81 by tug Mete-
or sh Dashing Wave So Unimsk pass June 8. str
Charles Nelson returned to Dutch hsrhof for coal
and provisions. had been towing the nosecrsns be-
fore the Meteor. Charles Nelson account a
tide lowering could set Hoseerans OF evidently
The tug Meteor got her on later
NoMT-In port. June -. the following steamers
from seattle; Roanoke. Valencia A,henian. AM
ance. south Portland. Olympia. Iskmc, schrs Ftseh-
Bros. Nellie q. Thnrsion and Jane A. Faiksn-
hcra
SAN FRANCISCO. Sailed. June .. str Wash
scnaw iot Tacoma; Nor str universe for Cinema.
inaa Arrived, June y, schr Lizzie Vance from
ASTORIA Arrived. June y. 10 a. m. .u George
TACOMA sailed. June y. M Levi a. Burgess.
far san Francisco Arrived. June a. al berlin
from san Francisco; lir sh Rhuddian Castle. from
PoRr TowSsrNp-rassea in. June q. II a
n, ships spartan aud Occidental, from san Fran
ciscn for seattle Passed cut. seht Alice. from Sc
attic for Meme; N in tow n tug Passed in. -
y m. sehs Challenger. from San Francisco Tor
CHsMAiSus- Sailed. June p. sk J. d Peters
fsF Port Clarence
vANCouyER- sailed. June .. M ~ Iakemsa,
lot hetlafatst
PORT AS9ELEs Sailed. Juas n, o. 4 str
Philadelphia, fer Nirtoria n c
VICTORIA. II G. Arrived. Jans ~ Q q str
fhilsdeirh,a, from fcfs kngeics str Princes
insisss frturuedi stnlrk uncharted roek h,fween
Peters Island sad Waite sock iorp ~ psg, a vel
NOME tsprriAi uspstrh % nqlupn 4 o. A.
rived lane H. str Viyt0ria, from Seattle IN mort
June 70. s'rs OLYMPIA and Nicians An ven
NkAh BAY June =, 81 p m. elaudy south
east Wtrd, four miiet Passed ls tarias ihe night
shlTa spartan and Occidental from san Franc aes
f@ Seattle, = foarnsstsd sght IN tov = iug At
noon schf Alice cookr from san rrarsss3 ~
Pert Gambc 81 70 p Passsd rui. ~ WHHs5,
Rajeh, from rort HlAkeisy tor Rs.tsn e-flt
M snw n tug.
vtCr0Rft 81 G. Pts,e4 Csrr-Anah point. luna
81 rs h,nnA sehr Casaas
PORTLAND Arrived 1ene y 20 n ~ %.
3wafss w ERftr, fum None. reporting n,r,rri.
raenFhA, NigsHfia ans FaFailcu a. Nome Ias, =
~ esu efrrythins f. gueB shaps. Tacoma 49,,
10 eosst fsf ballast ard ready - sail
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT TowSsFND-Passed ont. Juyc 70. sh
William J. Rotch. from Port Blakeley for Philadei.
phia.
DUTCH HARBoR-Arrved, June -. q. ?. str
Iawinn from Seattle and sailed for Nome on 18th;
Tune g. q. : str Seward, from Seattle, and sailed
for Nome the 7th June II. Y. 3. str Perry, from
Seattle. O. s. str McCu0ch, from Seattle.
ASTORIA Sailed. June Is, sh Nesaia, for Qneens-
town, June - str Monm0uthshire, for Hongkong.
Sailed. June 49, sh susquehannss for New
York
ASTORIA Arrived, June %. str George W. Elder.
from cape Nome
UNALAsKA and DUTCH HARBoR-In port,
June 49, schrs Pearl Challenger. Martha Taft, Ruby
A Cousins. Bonita. Affair. Lena l., strs Garonne.
Herr. Homer Charles Nelson. Robert Dollar. Dis
patch
CAPE NoME-In port. June IL. s,rs San Bias.
Crsgcn. 81 Paul, O. w. Elder. Aberdeen Aloha.
Albion, MARY n. Hume. Tacoma. Ohio. senator,
srhr Seven Sisters. dismasted hktn Catherine sud.
den. June Is. at noon. sir Corwin, m0ored 20
grounded ice under northeast Cape ST. Lawrence is-
land. June 10. twenty miles n. NV. of Cape Mo-
hioan Nuniysk Island, spoke str San Jose from So
aifls fo- Cane Nome.
LUDLOW Sailed. June -. Chill hk Antoinctta.
Capt Buissst, for Valparaiso.
HOQtiAM-Afriyed. June y, str La t,irnnde, from
Ran Francisco for HoQuiam. Sailed. June n. str
Occidental from Aberdeen for San frHreisco.
SAN FRANCISCO-Arriyed June y. str Moana.
from Sydney. via Honolulu, sh Fort George. from
Honolulu. Sailed. 81 Clan Buchanan. for Queens
town; str Consmangh, for Nagasaki Arrived June
g. str state u California from Astoria: str New
burg. from Grsys harbor; str Zealandla from Cape
Nome. str Coauilie River, from Grays harbor.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. June 9--wheat opened casv, August
unchanged 20 u lower, at siasiie, Liverpool was
weak. and the Argentina shipments heavy 1s3 900
bushels Liverpool recovered most Of its early loss
and this reflected here for the moment August
rsIlytnE 70 sllc Under moderate selling by commits
sion houses decline 60 500 followed The selling
at this time not heavy. rather suggesting the
end Of the liquidation which sent the market down
since Monday, 50 there little pressure from bay.
er-. Later the market became active and de-
cidedly strong Having aisested the news 81
bumper crops In Kansas. Oklahoma. Indian terri
tory and Missouri the bulls respectively directed at
tertion TO the Hight Northwest rreipts hy damages
In Northern Illinois Ohio and Indiana and injuries
from excessive rains In Kentucky Tennessee, South
orn Illinois and certain portions Of Missouri Atten-
ton was sso directed IN the "a per cent dc'ericta-
ton shown In the Illinois crop report which put the
winter whfaf condition ~ 81 They knew nothing
about the spring Wheat condition which the report
makes ~. Al the decline the demand improved.
The cash demand much livciisr. aud Wall street
interests appeared IN the market buyers Another
assistance to the sills was tho announcement that
concern controlling seventy elevators along the
Great Nosihern hsi concluded 20 leave the
houses closed hseatse Of the spring wheat disaster
IN the Northwest Angus, recovered all its early
loss, and. following up its advantage. climbed to
ssic. ON the bulge there the usual proat-,ak
ing. but the marie. closed strong August iic over
between Isic and SAC closing w higher. at siic
Corn was rather aue,. and inclined. for the lack
~ other incentive, 70 follow wheat There was con
siderable scattered liquidation and some short Sell
ina. The rally in what sent shorts TO cover. and
there wasr fair cash hsnand. under which the mar
ke, recovered. Angus, closed shade up, and July
Oats followed wheat md corn Of early. recover
ing later. and riustns u the top August closed
te.ic lower aud July Y depressed.
ably Affected % dcsrss hy the actions ~ wheat
The changes IN the eotrs@ ~ the market might
also be ascrihed TO the workings q two packing in
lard Unchanged. and rits V higher.
The leading futures ranged A. follows;
Articles Opening Hishes, Lowest Closing
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n foio~fnr prizes am being offered 10 the pro
ew BY the ieesi dealers for delivery IN round lots
= The dock and IN the car al Seattle,
Grxis- Oats, sladg: barley SIC 50; wheat. CHICKEN
~ sDeiss0 tran. SO. shorts ST.
Hay Puget sound. 800: Eastern Washington
nsesby slRaf7: alfalfa. $50 per ton.
Ens Strictly fresh ranch. i3a1ic.
Butter Fresh ranch. 1870; creamery nc
Ppniry~Iive chickens. 13c: live turkeys, I4c: tur.
NJ nr; greece. Toe: ducts 81 s1if.
Lire ssock Choice beef cattle, cows. Fdftc; steers.
-. choice sheep. fkasci good hogs. I've. We:
~ drssss1 &c; calves dressed. large. &c; mail,
y, ealres. live. large, r. sraai O..
0ides, Pelts and wool Heavy sound saltrd steers,
NJ % n. sc. rrsdisfm sound Ter N. fsc; light.
osrd under Sc M. 7c: COWS, sound. all weights,
8: stars, bulls and oxen, &C.: sai.ed kirs. Te:
Sjve per n. &C., green hides lie less than ssitcd
q kides rer n. re: dry cniis. Sne-thfrd less:
luasner deer. prr n. 2sG55c: winter deer. dry. 9a
-: papery deer i2Ti6c: dry eik. a0ieci green elk.
~: sheep rel,s. esc9si n: shrariines. lBds5c
kssrn wsshinston weoi, aaiic; Western wsshns.
- wcoi iEaisc; dirty or timber burned rdisic
HaoN zniic.
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THE COTTON MARKET.


NEW YORK. June 2s-Frorn uneventful open-
ing the market for cotton futures Developed sur
prising amount a activity and a remarkabs degree
81 strength with the day and an Sdrance Of loc On
the July orfion. The South joined hands in the buy
inr movement started By the foreigners, and July
made sheer advance TO So, IS points above quota
ton current two weeks and just before the close
sold at l0c amid intense excitement and bull en-
thusiasm. August followed with jump 70 ssl
making the advance Of that option within two weeks
ID points. Strong late cables. unfavoTnble crop
and reported further rains In Alabama, Ten
and Georgia. caused the advance.
The market closed very steady. with prices net
lod7e points NJ months and iS5 points up
on far months
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raREI,. MARKETS.


LIVERPOOL Iuaf \ whsat-sTct asil NJ J
Narshesm sEsSrE " ~ NJ tAthssNsA' " 1850
ii tuiur@ afn jay M Sffts-s't't ~ -
lsseeSnhfr neuYaL - - . a
sessn-zgas stsaayi 4efts&s E9tes, SIS. e q
A, sif sgrn a. g. tTrs steady Sdy. - 81
es.,se tatsr. "a ID
ts.-ss-s. II uheat ata tEssryssci - sle past
-. a.Ys wsTs 81 a esztAa. tn-lgA.Hs rs. 1s
American. "a. r....-, .. -.
(t,Fn- Araestcan tinHast iato LsrcsESsS ~ tAA
,.ast thrre dkys we're ]. NC
Xyhraf- Fsrrn. vhe&t 81 sur N f4iss rsAk'
Sch -ctsusfy markets lsAdy,
LONDON JSne 2-NsAa sAfsgss "a p.ssase
waaa waua 0s ~. EstsA sVSatzf nAsAsta SAT
lie dsaEer.
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

On western avenue today trade vas brisk from
~rrninr until night. Tho market had been sold
- tnd tuyera were holding Of pending the ar
80 a boar from California With the coming
= ffs boa, tic trade concentrated. and the
-s~n.p. Hs1if. vi-nssTe steady stream Of buyerx.
s,o4hsr Soat s expected tho day before the Fourth
- the steamer should be delayed there viii b
shorfnge a supplies for the Fourth. The small
Suits arc coming hi pientfnily from Yakima and
ssf.r parts q lie state The focal peaehss IN sur
- fhoa frnIn California, both in appearance and
fsyoy From California came the first Bartlett
s~sr a the season. and they sold for sl.Ts bo1.
En- POTATOES stii hold NJ 70 an even cent pound
11ssa vas change IN prices on standard articles
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
General Quotations.

NEW YORK, June % -Flour-Beceirts TO- $50
bbis; exports, II, 20 bhls Market active Minnesota
patent, NTJta5 10
Wheat -lteceip,s, 5.T5 bu. Spot Arm No Q
red ss3c. b; Esc elevator. Options opened
steady ON dry weather In the Northwest. and after
midday decline nnacr scattered liquidation ruse
again IN the afternoon higher late Liverpool ca
bies, a better cash demand west and strong North
west markets. closed firm az lIr met advance July
closed SIC; September. Eac. December. sTte
tonee- Options closed steady. With prices 10 Is
Sitr7 NC; August. is5aT isc September 5t5dT 5oc
Spot Rio steady; mild steady.
sugar-ifsr, firm; refined. firm.