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SHELLEY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.
The Dedication Exercises VIII II.
Held an Friday Afternoon.


The services to be held In dedication OF
the Sibley Memorial Hospital on Pierce
street near North Capitol street will take
place on Friday afternoon at O'Clock
Bishop Hurst will preside. and after de-
votiGnal exercises by Rev. DIR. Wilson. the
presiding elder, Mr.. p. II. Warner, on be-
half of the generous donor Of the building
Ny. VIM. J. Sibley will make the address
of presentation. The address of acceptance
will be made by Mrs. Clinton ID. Fisk, on
behalf of the Woman's Home Missionary
Society and trustees. Rev. l.. p. Wider
man. ID. D., will speak on behalf OF the
local management and Rev. II. n. NaylOr,
ID. D., will point out the need OF a hospital
The prayer OF dedication win be delivered
by Bishop Bowman and the benediction by
Rev. .. A. Brown, ID. ID.
In the evening the deaconess board viii
tender TO Mrs. Clinton d. Fisk president
Of the National Woman's Home Missionary
Sc clety, reception at the Deaconess Home,
which adjoins the hospital building. The
hospital will be lighted and opened for in
SpecttOn.
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Rev. DIR. Paxton'. New Church.

The Rev. DR.. John r. Paxton, whose bril-
liant service of the millionaire congregation
OF the West Presbyterian Church was alb
rrptly terminated last winter, has returned
to this city. says the New York Herald.
The Herald reporter who met DIR. Paxton
yesterday spoke about the rumor that the
doctor would start another church in New
York
And that is just what am going 10 do.
said Dr. Paxton.
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Death of Earl A. Keyser,

The death of Earl A. Keyser, the artist
occurred yesterday, after an illness Of five
weeks. The deceased was thirty-eight
years Of age. and leaves q wife and two
children. Lodge No. Is OF Elks will conduct
the funeral services.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29

S.s H. 40 n;s s9 .sss s. 81 % a:a
s%s e ,s s. 81 fSssn ' ss Ssss + e
s. siFss"d do P 9Sfdsn yea 6O O'
81 % bag gigs s o ;e do s ss%Ss 81; with fair
trade and quite sayces values ,"ror weTs re, h hd
quality Of s butter was 50 much 6 ana ihaf ' %cre not
Sissea 70 Weld auv al present We quote: Creamery
w' ,c sH'I IaS per State i' Ga DO
hnfIkin tubs. extras los o. sconHs 10 nrss on1s
s ss, %sn a 9Ss src cream i d. aqs
logle M,eern dairy aIs,s q, ,hlrSs 70 s~conds
salor. Cd buticr-cream'ry e9lle; Western dairy o.
foreign cable oly'G s0G and na lnG ne2ssi
supplies s@Ss 'I nc some on ali Sradss Under the ef
ig n S"sa Fa a iP s faIsy a G9S1a ana
Ing 9'sc and fancy lots u white that shovel
I snG small size fa cream are about &c OF At Water.
town On Saturday 5000 boxes were sold ct nqe.c at
9moe: STATE full cream. large, coored. fancy nsaea.c:
do te9d s w@f to f prS S s@s 90 @
oil fancy loc DO COMMON to choice co.a e.
to prime s7e do 4S cs ss%a s choice
D g u n se demand the OF a"4sy HOLDS
Pcnnsyvanla i2glsc Western prime to choice nHsl2o
-FREsH-strowherrles in large supply and Of
STEADY Peaches quito plenty from Florida and demand
light Watermeions moving iltils better we quote
4Ss f's Cherries MarynSd and peHwaTe
u.s. caI1c 81 56sss Florida per 100
rs IN sny ' Kinds ~ fruit, Stock" zen,
orally Light and feeling ing ay s,saay DO eo M
pine is'.q3isc. DO common to fair l2ai3c do sun
s T go &c cHT9 State iaGfy chops and
, dis DO sSdrd North Carolina fancy Iogioc;
sn9 sS cbe DO c' !%se b ssiSs .'
S7itc apricots. l4aGi.c. prdnes as to size and quality
cq19i very quiet ,rndc is passing easy feel
Ing nrevails though prices without further change
We state ls coce iSaleHe po 90 COCO cas-, 10
iSs choice lG'sai7c; do common to prime. ioal'te'
yearnsa 9i$G 99 Od hu ,Sse carload, on sn. to-day
Fowls had slow sale but offerings were not large, and
Gs f% 54 duck. Try dull uoe Spring hckc
per No. isg2Gc; fowls. V1gloc ROSTERS t
& Snc' HfF Ra 'SS s' 81 fresh
excessive hcceyeS have SCI on r' He tone o" The
best 9 D Do nm 0a cocks dull Fresh turkeys plenty
and sTen Wy d nsslsf for fires. s G TufS"S.
s1Qac old cocks 5g'tc; spns Gn'S' a,aed 2s1f35~
O., Western dry picked 2>G3Or. do scaded 2ia-'c'
spring chickens Lons Island 25c; squads per Dozen
1HY AND sTRAwwe quote: Hay pt.ms per 100 100 no. 10
coyor mixed 55TG5c do clover. 4oaioc rye straw. long
% d hG ia 1n % 10 1'sqT bone-,o old ,n,oe.
arcc and foreign mssnums are csann y o ny
closely At nrn prices sohern new IN arge supty en'
va ,,nl marks ar aSc above sags' of tn hus
m,s' r'rs }" hui u1 a, cr prices nbhages steady eNoee
cu~ures nm. Green peas shade h'rncr s,,ns " si
too green ana ;rcey oncrl 50 'csS' faney sTsc ripe
o NJ - extra per III t3Qs4 30, Do ~ 2 81 80
s. % British nesngm cr .acs - iset9 90 pcr Snck
g. pcr ia o.rarsss rr DOZEN lunches 81 2sasi 10
as m "c'i q , SS'p 5cl crate s5ss e. de-
Florida s2rs2; trg han. per ba's"' % rarrer So
Is asi : :, - - ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. May % (SpeciaDWheat was so weak on Sat-
urday that expected today would see almost a
panic Prices advanced q y cent and closed
nj the top July opened 55% sold between oo%
and 5sn and closed at 59s The factor frost In the
West The advance helped by reports OF winter
weather I'm certain parts Continent and also by pre-
d,cons OF frosts tonight through Ohio. Indiana and
Michigan For the first a long while the seaboard
svnpathzed with the strength here. Gables were weak
except from Paris statistical announcements wero
bc,rish but the statistical did not amount
10 much The decrease visible supply. $4,000 BUSH
ea vas smaller than expected the increase in the local
stock 5000 bushels. especial disappointment
The trad, Partridge seller. but on
no grcat scale There was an passage OF
2iSOOo bushels: India shipments were large. 4RCV
bushels. The crop damage reports IRON Kansas We
braslSa Missouri and Iowa on the Increase lhers
were samples OF wheat here from Kansas "nch sno"eu
nothing felt the frost scare as inucn as
wheat Prices advanced 4 cent ana closed AZ tne top
es,rnata for Teqay liberal co But there was
1ecrease bushels In the visible and decrease
all grades is about one-fourh OF what II was on
Aprl l. Samples higher: cables we're lower Sea
board clearances 1900 bushels
oats up prices closing az an nd
vance Of about N July opened a. 3O cold between
3oi and 3as. and closed at 3lh&3lN cents ,Kecelpts
we're 29o cars: esmote for Tuesday was ol5 cars
The local stock $4,000 bushels showed decrease Tor the
xee Of 800 bushels the total amount here last week
ieng almost In The visible Increased 313oO
proy,,Ion. vere dull firm The hog receipts 5000
head 1900 head more than expecten Dut inc se
was no product sale yesterday AZ the close pork
showed an ADVANCE 2is TO cents lard an advance OF
1,rr,av The hog est!n Monday Il 900 head
on the puts July wheat closed AZ .o's cents
selling early at by cam n so corn we're Sos s
calls lI3Sia cents
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TIE ST.ITE or TRADE.

baltimore xay Flour dull. Western super. 81 1o1
-, ., er'rs s2ate 30 D. family. 81 ~ - - ~in'sf
Dhenf patent s3rt3 p. sp1ny DO ~ "'fN" 80" ~
s,r.xif 81 SGSJ ~. snes. go bush Nh"h st'lt,''
- rcd SPOT AMI May. JC- 4J6'.c. june. IN %
ftfr. :G'.ai1c August 57@u5iA.c. .'cam"r 20 rca
u-h faies lor On bush corn ful. mixed spo' sc 10
x,y .a.ut.t,c. July 43t.ni3i4r. steamer mlh'i tz.g
a.. southern ly sample. &C., 81 On gTaae. SOC r.
crf's bush. stock. ~ ff1 Lush. fai"' lV'p uns
oni. nru. ~ white West'rn. Hd"sc - inlxcaa
W,.ferr 81 ~. stock. - GS1 bush. Rye Dun No =
ssIio- stock zoos bush Hoy nrm. good 70 cne'ce
timothy Si4 ioasS freighis very dun steam 70
Liverpool per bush 81. Cork for orders p"r 9uh,''
= 81 cotton nominal milngs. -l1c PROVISIONS
nrn nose pork 50 =" bulk shoulders 10 short TO
iams ii'.qi7c. refined ltrl -" Butter ntm fancy
c-eon.rv i54isc fancy nde i4c, store packed 'Wllc
Err- nrgn i2'.c CoTe~ quiet ~ !. lbtfl"Sc. sugar
at~llv. grrnuie'~ i-ldr
r..,,n Mav - Flour dun com scarce tu, quiet
oats .u'c, shoris quiet. Provisions steady Hn''~r gu'
AMI rn'h.r caecr northern Creamery lNs''c. N'-',
f-f.i~c iairies. i50I1r. 'frr-" quiet best now 1866
i0t r.. western 100 oi.c Eggs quiet. ri-l, ei'a-iy
i,r,,, Ma, - -sfr.ng wheat Market dun and easy
,,r r,-l, Z nrrn closing 80 lard spot GiNc No !
.nffhsrn 49, Cy'.c, 80 hard '~'t,". -. =
49, 49, winter wheat duii ven, ~ r"A. 90 track
AMI .,rc y, white TIC. - extra white - nrH"i
com .f.ncl active closed s'-org n outside prices -
&c. ai,ans.. a.los store 3W'p hush 50 yellow. '2t
n i'm 30 80, sh y-llw. tleEisai2' ii|" husA
s.l.a tack 81 ARE 80 yellow {2i.ni2'sc. carr ~ :
Yellow. ~. onis quiet. 80 white. IA. 10 white
H.. No . white. ioisc 81 m'A'i 3p'.c. - "hii,
AZ. So 3 white store. Itir weak. "h lush - :
sid 5cI52isc Flour steady and urchHngcL Mill
fc-i quiet steady Cora fr-shts steady. w.'a' e
chloaso Nay . Tho leading futures ranged as ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29

loads No hard winter on private terms de-
vered. Exporters bought all told. about ~ fsids.
CORN-The market for was comparatively steauy
during the morning but quiet Prices started on show
ng very little change Saturday but soon hardened
reports with trade improving niue on
the rise Inc strenSh III eSorcd n decrease Of coo
900 bush, and there decrease OF o+.uo plsh on
passage for Europe In wheat together with
igh offerings the day. gave CONSIDERABLY peter
feeling 10 the market the afternoon. prices advancing
olou nc closing steady isc net advance Cash corn
was dull but nrnicr: sold in the elevator at 4Zg
arc loads delivered 43isc ana loadS LOT export par
at nc over July o GAont. .OAISIlh nc rHr"et LOT
fairly hardening SLOWLY
tng With wheat and corn a light volume OF trade Re.
nors regarding crop continue quite uniavofaDe ana
confidence 70 the bull party wln
lid up The near deliveries shorts; The visible supply
b Wa an Increase OF 900 bush. Tho damage re-
ports continued the afternoon and win ish oIegs
rcq advanced n,tc easily closing nrm at isgZc net gam
~ ,Io law cash nnts were ealisc higher but quiet:
sales were Il 900 buah No onts. +l@ilsc $500 bush
lots Of track mixed 4la45c MAITnMGrket Gpil; ur
gradad western GJHSOc; Canadian. .nnVJc Hk-roWei'
EOS two.r,v;od 72975c. .BARLEYMarket dulli
No . Miwaukec G6a67c ungraded Western ,S3q6'c.
w. cvs for comparison the closing prices NJ me pre-
~ 6av and for tie corresponding date last year
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quiet. -, .,,,. ,o-d,v and closing BIDS the

,arra. closed steady at unchanged prices 70 points
70, declioe as compared with Saturdays closing pcs
IT, nsferrhie notices 695c May. &c June Io'aI saes
~ a1 bales New-York spot sales to-day and last night
az, bales speculation 900 bales; total 5e bales Spot
,~s-tet easv: mddng upanls. 1866 middling puIi
TTiCc which is l-1Gc lower compared with SATURDAY
1oe,-g New-York receipts. 30 bales, gross l'Cl5
baies. exports Continent. aO2 bales Great britain lio
Saies forwarded bales; sales o6 halcs; spnners
4s5 bales stock 7SO bales Total net port receipts To-
day 100 bales thus far this week. $3.50 bales E1p2I,s
stock. 1887 bales
yvepool catle-Spot cotton fair business doing safes
10 600 bales speculation and export 800 bnles American
ZOO haes: receipts bales: American. 5000 bales
cid5l,ng 4d Futures opened steady at partial lC4i de-
cline: closed steady az 2td net decline anu-
Fehrlary oooQooa may 3JGo; May-June. oJbo; june
July 356b July August. 351135s; August September I5
5e: September 3j9a3G0 October November 3GO
G28i November December. 3Gl G3G2 December January
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moderate with the market
displaying tendency In the early dealings
on the European weakness and subsequently gaining
etrength on the smalness Of tho visible supply At Rio
the market was quiet and unchanged No q1Otel ~
quoted B%s: receipts. 1000 bags
stock bags Santos market quiet: receipts 2OJ
bags; stock 600 bags Good quoted 1900
cline; Nav so francs: June s5 25 July pi August.
o2 5O sales Fayre. 5000 bags Hamburg market
steady May quotations pig lower at 1850 pigs June
u higher $3.50: July. u %; August. 762 Ware
house deliveries for the week foot 81 242
b33sS last year The former includes a. 7G9 bags
New-Yor 4,117 at Baltimore ana 1855 at SewOr!eans
The steamship Capua has arrived here with 1900 bags
from Rio 1000 from Santos. Contracts ciose steady
points advance Sales were 1900 bags as follows:
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WEEKLY EXPORTS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT


(,OT~rON-Our market closed with loss q partly
the extremes August being 7OCg7Ol inc mars
ooened at .ss dSn Of ReRss On d or
off little the market closing STEADY IN oe aes
is al n very low ebb Receipts getting 80 hght as
the tail end Of the crop that they are s
worth ment9nng For THIS ssason e are not sent to
the Exchange by the New-Orleahs %
change Rscepts at the ports oay we're receipts a;
houston to-day Col bales. against 33 last week oo
last year. and shipments sos Receipts al Menpns ,s
shipments 942 bales The receipts az Ie p h,gb
the estimated at about -Ovy oaes anst
later a week o last year The Liverpool future
narket was disappointment. II opening steady noesh
partially 164d lower. and closed win het os 90, 80
Spot fairly active spinners tshlns 80
on the basis OF ID for mddng, which indicates
prices The Bombay halfweekly movement SHOWS ED:
Thai the quantity OF likely 20 be available from
india this year will be relatively less than last year sup
readv stated that no damage has been zone 20
tie growing by the recent cold weatner ~
neratlre is higher and the weather iaVoTaoIe -. ~
path and II Is thought the damage VIII soon De
renaIrel heavy cotton planter has written 10
irice ,an,sfions last Thursday. found splendid
stand probably the most perfect stand nav 80
Cotton small. hut healthy ana hsd ,s, o,T has de-
creas ed considerably There is more corn PAM
year than have ever seen IN the Gsse penisins IN
yXyeua County South Texas. exhibited on Change
to-day The MANAGER Of The plantation ~r f, h,ye
Irne % md July l. II Is reported that Congre,s
Hatch viii take vacation Of three weeks or So ana
ms a. rasses al ali session - Will be AT such a
az ,e as 10 be for the Senate to take acton az
ts .nss,o, which convenes next December southern
srot markets steady generally pu' uhchaneeu anu
range and close to-day and closing BIDS the
nreyiols night and last year follow:
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,,,.popr,x proDrcE MARKETS.

Liverpool Nav 2s. 80 m iiccf IN p'or dS ,,f
extra india moss Dun A. - ~. pl.e ,.r ~' I'm.
Juu AT ,.ss pi - medium dull at -" -. lnins u.
r0.,r demand ~ cu'. about - - 10 10 N"'ul ~
40 I.ac.n IN p-nr dern,ud 'nmh"f lail ~, "'i,
o. 20 - !ul ~ "@s. sh.r' Tiu. about - NJ. ~"
,,,., i,-, ,,.tr iiile about - ~ dll ~ 32s 81
lYnr AMI SHIRT clcar mifie~. al"l' - ~ eu' -
.i. aL sl..lil .-H hfoui - - j. y dNi ~ - 80
C,-.se On falr demand. American finest y 'i" nhl go
or.~l casy i3f 1alio~ in Isrr demand. rf',, ~. ,
.,.,f, az ~ spirits = turf"n'inr ~ inrl'fA, l'i
nominal C.,onl-rI 30 is"rg-0i Kennel s'"n' az -
20, f,r demand steady ~ - ttd l.tf ]
srI. IN =. demand fuflfc- IN M i"uinnd prime "
.-- .f. o. ere Wheat "a pr d"fnanl 30 TO-
a Nor ,su ~ o. aI Flour irrr demand. - I..il1
frn-v vin'r- p - com SPOT ani fhinr", In
,~ te-rari. rnfrel Western. fIn'. dun - q" = M'f
i,ll a. as "a i1n~ dn - p. ed july fII ~ =. -
~. o., London TariH- coast IN Moderate denan !.
On NJ n issIit -. Receipts q wheat - ~" l''t
ra.t from Aflan'Ic io.'s 500 quarter. from ~ =
,.Yr'.. III qutr'crs Receipts = American corn i''
The last week. % 800 quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29

s9c; red star C. 3fc: c. o-1ec; blue star
3Ic (all less 3Gc rebate); No 49, 2%c net: No ~ ZHc
net Feed scarce and firm; winter bran, In bulk SID ooY
SIG per Petroleum quiet and STEADY; renned III
bbls. s. 10.
Louis May 2SFlour market STEADY; ps6entt 81 gV
81 O) extra fancy 50 5000 So fancy ~ 1897 % choice
81 g,as2 rye -four s3Qs3 10 Bran hrrn at Csc. b
boat southern shipment but Eastern buyers hSiang
higher May 52c; July. o2*c August 52Ac ,s bid sep
ternber 5litc nominal. Corn higher; May. 30sc DID,
june Scc nominal: July. 86lsc asked September s6Tsc
Oats higher; MAY 3Gc July 2hc, Augusf' 2l'Sc; sep
tember &c Pork-Standard mess. $i2 20 on orders
si2 IS Iard-lrime qotable at 80 ca. ana choice
81 10 Dry salt meats-Shouders. 6s.c; longs and clear
rbs GLc shorts G.4oc Racon--Boxed shoulders. SIC;
longs &C. ribs 7tsc; shorts nc Igh wines steady
ot a Os Lrat-Snles reported OF 80 tons desve
lied for prompt and June delivery OF So l2i and other
gales OF 81 H. and latter bid for 10 cars
IN )re Speiter dull and nominal at So %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE Eycry.

II, me occurrence OF holiday in the m,as,.
usua. number of offerings for a Monya.of an u.
81 Sr Maic? Nd 5ouni Tsady buyers a as
Co offered under foreclosure No l2s Dr.. harnet.
q 9, rtnree-story stone house. lot isxss ant-sN
%Se from the Plaintiff In the procecaIra.. o'Ougs
Sonn n. Godung offered No 2s5 East r.
ssvsnth-st., nve-story brick tenement wsniy.
ZoxySy II sod to Mrs. J. Rosendorf To-. ., On *
Jonn I: BOYD offered the northeast c ~,s9
srSss.ave ana v
'oI 4sniy Jonn G. Davis was the buyer 10. an,
u. r. Ingraham & Co. offered the sou,Sw r VIA
nsT OF bre n s and Orchard-st iot - s.
l., !. Phi:;Ins n % a., -; y, Mihams
south side OF One-hundred-and-thirtya On u
OF flfth,ave. James f. Humphrey was ~. ,vsg
Smyth & Ryan Offered Nos 81 and "a v...,.
enth,st., Brooklyn. two and three story SEW
buildings. lots 2Ox75 each. J. Bender nar%
buyer for $1,000 e' was u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29

pursi, NAV 2s -C'attIe-Pe~eips last twcnty-four
hours 80 heai total Tor week thus far IlI3 nH h
34D head: 70 York 1850 head; on sale Z,OV hr'u
market opened duh AMI lower; closed very duii WI
unsold Including several oads o, nca' *
export steers. 81 2qS4 10; gopl shpphS,
lRh, t. fair 81 cpdf3 0O mixed butchers ~ .2gS5 ~
fa 75gs3 % fat md hoi,@rs 81 5l4fa e.
oxen s2ds4 10 siockcr. 81 % g 10 feeders ~ -2Hs" W
fresh cows. s20dsl5 veals ~ 73dSI 80 Hogs Receipts
Inst twenty four hours l. 100 head. total TO- wcck mus
far q ~ head: Tor time last week p 2D nead
consigned through - 100 head. New York go head
on sale I20O head. market opened % - lV' p"@I;
clo"i steady, with al sod I9rfers ~ "nSSS 40 sbs@5
cnd lambs PC. ipis lest twenty hours $40 head
total for far iessD heal for same unI ast
New York 3 icD head. fa'e i:ol heol mark OPP mel
steady. closed steady Tor good gades put gun
mon thin spring lani = best lnns - 49,
common 10 yearlings. sass -. best export
&, :n4Si. good handy Sia<t -. mixed sheep - 200
Eas, Liberty Ma -fatile-ne~"Its liberal 2,inir
81 aol 81 ~. go 81 eO6stlo. good butchers 81 coo
a. % rourhs fnr c3ns3 * goi fat cows and hsieTs
s. 5oaf3 Hogs Receipts far; 10 Lover h"at fh''e
fn1 WORKERS 81 ~'ps1 - rgs. (" "lGSt Io GOD heay
s,r. siTs, -. s,ags eul rough sass 20 sheep
81 So gooA s. i5gEI H. fair. 81 ojnsS 20 e'm'n'n
taso. lambs - sOnsi ~. spring lambs. - HHf3 4"
lnIoa STICK Yards Chicago. Nav IS 'atile-R"ceipts
y sssl e SSy and fcloS g. isasa - cows and
IAN. a idt3 -. calves iDlS3 - Hogs-Rec"ipte
m 90 had market carly. bit .s'd nmer heavy
assorted - 1cpN ~. light ',QSs ~ pigs. - -,
sIco sheep Receipts 300 hcat naIEe,t s5ea'y' IL"
- Louis Mny 2S-Cat'i"- Receipts. 20 head inoul,
IN ~ and 20 cars Texas AL 9esr SorTnsin
s,oors s. 80 81 Receipts. 223 head MarSet
oeucl easier and eo."l at lu M =, No. "a 3o
ga heavy 'eM 20 fSS.' g.a , - ~ !, - ~
9. ~ pg. and llgh' NJ - l"tt - Sh"el h-
c~p's ~ head Market quiet but strong Prlc"s saHr
h'gfcr uan last ~ec"- I'xat 200. southern mNe''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
sor-rurpN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston MAY 2s-Cot;on quiet; mdding 67sc low
rrdrg 9-IGc; good ordinary SIC; net erd gross re-,
ccips lis bales exports ooaswise. 1000 bales sales IL
bales: stock % 10 baics. .,,, o-, ,,r
Norfolk MAY 2s.-Coton s'eadv m'cdling., o1sc. low
mid Hing 7-lGc: good ordinary oS.c net ara eross r.
caps zoo bales exports coastwise LASS bales sales III
bales: stock ii.42i bales. ,,,, e, ,
rnlddnr Giic: good ordinary. 0c; net ana gross re-
bales. stock. q so bales ,,,,,
New orleans May 2s-Couon easy: good mi s,l
lee net receipts no bales SO bales exports 70
Cron BRIAN 3Il7 bnes: coastwise rs bales SAFES
600 bales. stock. 100 227 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
Cost ano fonn0.

n AN,tDOOK No 37i $50 Of the Bowery Savings Bank
ID Is missing The finder Is requested 70 return u 10
tho bank II not restored before the 18th day OF June
,sa aprl,ca,ion will be made 10 the bank for new
book.
Z OsT-nank Book M. AS los. Bank for SAVINGS. 81
IL Tl@~cker-st. New-1ork Payment s'oPp'u' fi'asS
book 70 bank.
\ osT Hank Book No. 254 600 Dry Dock Savings
Il Rank Any person having claims upon said BOOK
.. cailaI upon present the 20 the bank within
,hir,v days or said book will be declared cnnceeo
AMI ertnrulshed. and new one issued IN lieu thereoi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
LONDON WOOL SALES.

london May 2s.At the wool sales to-day sVv oa,es
,Yore orerJ mostly o: medium quality The lower grades
iI we'll and The crosslreds Of which there was short
sipplv readily the homo trade Punta Arena wols
showed far'hing decline The saies or sreasles ana inc
prices ohinined follows;
New South Wales-lsoo bales az 4Egoo
Queensland 500 tales at 4,sTSsd
Victnr.a-EeD bales AZ 4h4l0lsd. ..
south Australia 200 bales at +izno1sd-
W.st Ausfrnlia-1 go bales at fgI1d
fermentation bales ~ ga
Zenard-l00 bales AZ TJ1Od
pun,a A-ena-I.Glo bales at 4i4gId