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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-04-05
A Wealthy Priest.

Rev. James McMahon, of New York
city, who recently gave 100000 worth
Of real estate to the Roman Catholic uni
versity at Washington, is perhaps the
richest priest in this country, his wealth
taing. the result of judicious investments
tn real estate. He is an accomplished
Biblical and Hebrew scholar, and once
published his version Of the New Tesla.
ment. Of late years he has given much
attention to the perfection of church
organs, making many improvements -
Harper's Weekly.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-04-05
CONNECTIONS.

At Belfeld with Atlantic Coast In" ! :
Richmond, Petersburg, GO!dsDJrO, " l..n--s
ton, etc.
AT Jefress with kchn ond ard DAMN
RaiIroaI for Chase city, oxford, EcElrfs~~
Durham, Raleigh, etc.
At Portsmouth, WIN the n. Y, 2. and >
Railway, Cape Charles RDute.p and Hay -
Steamers Tor Did Point. Baltimore AMI IT,,
ern cities: with superb new iron steain~Is =
Washington and Norfolk line for AleIALL-rr -
Washington and points North; with ga -.
minlon Steamship conpaDy's eamtTs "a
steamships tor I'D Point, Hampton, Ne@pCi
News, SmIt field. cities on the CBrollnA 80
New YORK direct and northern points W. -.
and NJ. L. companY's steamships Tor possrr-
and Providence direct and interior Ne~ Irr
land points with ", \. and A. railroad I 80
elegant hotels of Virginia Beach: Win 90,
View railroad for Ocean View resort ~,
connection with railroad and stcaiAtLAP
for all points north, west ana south Cyrv
The A. x D. Rail ay company : steam n...
OF Chester effects prompt transfer I'D
sengers and baggage between PortsinO~
VIII. TAYLOR, g. ?. \.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-04-05

eth the method and results when
>~:T.sp of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
- refreshing to the taste, and acts
cen.;y yet promptly on the Kidneys,
l'v-r and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
gca. efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
co:s..;pation. Syrup of Figs is the
:Iy remedy Of its kind ever pro-
1;'ce1, pleasing to the taste and &C.
c-?tnble to the stomach, prompt in
is action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
Lealthy and agreeable substances, its
lIany excellent qualities commend it
to oil and have made it the mos,
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure 1t promptly for any one vino
wishes to try it. Do not accept a.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. cAL,
LOUISVILLE. ri. NEW YORK. nv
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-04-05
He-I don't understand Won.
An Acre of Bananas

An acre of bananas will support TWEEN.
ty-fve times as many persons as an acrs
Of wheat; 1000 square feet of land, grow
ing bananas, will produce 1000 pounds
of nutritious substances; the same space
devoted to wheat or potatoes will pro-
duce only thirty three pounds of wheat
or ninety-nine pounds of potatoes.-Cur.
rent Literature.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-04-05
S2S in Four Weeks.

DURHAM, y :. IAN. g, "a
}:eceived from " Beaslev, treasurer
Southern Sick and AcCiGer, Benefit Asso-
ciatiO1 ot Norf"lk. Va - enty-eight dol
Lar in full Of claim for seven weeks sick
mes. ELIZABETH HIGH.
Mr. E. T Lea is the agent and will give
all information. Call on him.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-04-05

ENl;. y. y. Es.ANTU>,

WITH atty years experience as General
Practitioner, t. ders his services TO the citi-
zcns OF durham. His spUcIaitics: Mucous
Membranes, Glands and Nerves tCmaleS III
particular, indigestion, bronchitis, Scrotulu
CONSTIPATION and Headache, Secondary anu
hereditary Diseases. Home at {. II. HCrn-
dOn's. ONE" over Jones JcWeIry store. Otlice
hours. > O'Clock Il. IL. to l. ~, ana from p. IN.
to 1 y. Al.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-04-05

Now is the time TO look after your
flowers \ full line of plain and fancy
Hover pots FOR sale al the Racket Gro
Gerry
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-04-05

Wnen travelling, always take n cake OF
JohnsOn,s Oriental Soae with you dis
eases are often caught from using NOEL
soap Sold hy w NJ YEARLY
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-04-05

Gases ~ ~ years standing where opera
tons have failed, have been cured by
japanese Pile Cure. Guaranteed by W
N YEARLY
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-04-05

?. P. P. \ wonderful medicine; il gives
an appetite, it iuvisorates
and strengthens
7. 7. +. Cures rheumatism and ali plins
in side, back and shoulders,
knees, hips, wrists and joints
z. p. 7. Cures syphilis in ali lis various
stages, Old ulcers, spr"s and
Kidney complaints
L. i. =. Cures Catarrh, eczema, erysipo
las, all skin diseases and mer-
curial poisoning.
T. L. L. Cures dyspepsia, chrODi" female
comp aints and broken down
constitution and loss OF man
hood.
p. p. p. The best blood purifier Of the
age. Has made inorc per
manent cures than all other
blood rcEeQlcS
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-04-05

japanese Pile Cure is the only one
that can be guaranteed. as ii is the only
cure Sold by W NJ YEARLY.
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a WOman's Reason.

He-Darling, why are you such a
tease?
She-Because I'm educated up to it, ]
suppose.
He-I don't understand you.
She-Well, wore my tea gown near
ly all day, then went to tea in T cart,
and afterward to choir rehearsal.
where we practiced a TIE Deum for two
hours.-Pittsburg Bulletin.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-04-05

The depth at which some of the Bel
gian coal mines are worked is something
2rodigious. In pit at Flenu the work
is now done at 3,70O feet; in a pit at
Fremerin at 1850 feet, and in the St.
Andre pit, at Montigny-sur-S ambre, at
1900 feet.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-04-05

The return which the education de-
partment presented to the two houses of
parliament shows that there are AHA
board schools, II, 1922 schools maintained
by the Church of England, 551 by the
Wesleyans, 946 by the Roman Catholics,
and the undenominational schools num-
Der 800.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-04-05

R1CHNoHD s DANvILLE r. =, co
SAMUEL SpENCLE; F ". rrIraKoplr an,
Richmond & DanviIle and North Car,,.--
visions. '" IN
CONDENSED SCHEDULE
In Effect Dec. 81, 1893,
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-04-05
Daily kept sunday.
tstween West Point and Richmond.

EetWeen West Point and EiChmond
Leave West Point 100 Il. III. daily ana S.iJa,
m. Jul!N except SUNDAY and Monday arrive
RIcGnOud 800 and 1910 a. m. Rcrturuing
leave Richmond ..:iO and 40 y. III. dairy cNccpI
SUNDAY arrive West pOnt 500 and 6.tD y. r..
Bctwrcn Richmond and Raleigh via Keys.
Vile.
Leave Richmond l@40 p. IN. da ly; icayr krys-
vile $40 = m; arrive DXIOru o:U5 p LII. Hen.
ncT-Ou 100 =. NJ, Durham $40 u. H., Ia ulgh
80 "A. IN. returning leave Raleigh LOO a. H..
daily DarHaIn 6:l' =. m. OXfOrd IA a II:
arrive keyeNIile lU:lU Il. H., Richmond is =.
n. daily.
Trans on q. & II. II. r. leave oxford j..0a
H. ANA 6:lU p. N. DAILY except SuLdaJ, it:ii a.
NJ. DAILY. aud arrive a andersen GIG a II. and
100 il. III. uaIly except sunday ana l2:}U =. NJ.
daily. HeturUinX leave Henderson 6:4U a. IL.
ANA 80 r. M, daily except summary, anu 4:aq =.
~, dIiy, ANA arrive at oxford 80 a. III. and
o:lU p. IN, daily cAccIt sunday, and 30 y. M.
daily.
Nos. %, 81 and 81 connect at Richmond from
and 10 Vest Point and Baltimore Cally except
Sunday.
SLEkFI%t-CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. - and &c, Pull man Hufc,
Sleeper between New York, Atlanta and JACK
>OnNIne.
On Nos. 81 and 3s. Pullman Sleeping Ger,
New York TO New orleans New YORK. 10 Au-
gusta. Jacksonville ana 1amI a. and New York
90 ASncvIile, ana Washington 10 Memphis, ana
GInEg Car New YOrX 10 Montgomery, ana
Charlotte 10 Savannah.
tTaInS Nos. IL ana II run solid between Rich
mon and Atlanta ana carry Pullman Sleeping
Cats ocLw cen kICnnOnd, DanyllIc ana Greens
DOTU.
l.. BARkLEY, J. :. Il. THOMPSON
superintendent, SupeTintcn tent,
greensboro, y. {. Richmond, Va.
". \. TURK, General Passenger Agent,
"ASHINGION, ID. T..
;. *. RARDW H. n, Asst. Gen Pass. Agent,
ATLASTA Ga.
W. II. GREEN, SOL HAAS,
Gem Manager, Traffic Manager.
"lshiuLtO ton, ID. 4. Washington. u. {
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-04-05

Sc u - ''riJ's Ftlr Tor FiIrH-1 teut>.
tp":. ieceip: Of your ;dGre>> and fifteen
cents II i'pstaG" stamps, =" will inai! you
prepaid oUr Souvenir Portfolio ofthe \ orld'S
columbian Exposition. The regular price is
fifty cents, but We want YOU to have one,
we make the price nominal You vii! find
it work OF art and a thing to be priced. 1t
contains fuiI-page views OF the great build
ings, with descriptions OF SAME, and is ex-
ecuted il highest style of art. if not satisfied
with it, after You get it, We will refund the
stamps and let you keep the book Address
ii. +. BUCKLES q Co., Chicago, Ill.
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ENLCUTOk'S NOTICE.

NOTICE:
have This Cay qualified as the executrix of
the Will OF -. -. I;lAsf urli Gtce scd. All per
sons indebted 10 ThC state are requested 10
make innadi lite payment. and ali persons
hOiui.- l...ir.s ar. notified to present their
claim. Guly authenticated, on or before 4 priI
l. Ist5. or this notice will Ice pleaded in lar of
their recovery. SALLIE Il. LUNSFORD,
ENecuUriX of VIM. ID. Lunsford.
March :, 1894
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OFFICE OF 5 CHERRY, II Dray1un St

OFFICE OF 5 CHERRY, II DraY1un St,
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec 16, 1890
Messrs Lippman Bros Savannah, Ga:
DEAR SIRs-l would like 10 add my
testimony to the almost miraculous effect
of L. z Z in the case of Mary Ing aham,
a woman living on my place; she had a
constant cough, sore throat, debility, etc :,
and was emaciated TO a degree that she
was unable TO get out of bed unaided, be
ing given up by physicians; she bad taken
the ruinous su-Caled Blood Medicines
without the least effect, until being put
under the p. p. p she Immediately be-
gan to improve and is now in as good
health as ever in her life You can refer
to me al any tim" as TO the effect of P. p.
2. in the foregoing case Yours truly,
SAMUEL CHERRY.
For sale by all druggists.
W. Ii Proctor at the RaCk.t Grocery
gives you low cash prices six days in
the week, wholesale or retail. Call on
him.
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..z s !; aono.G2HesteEGa.R.
Schedule j" Ef2sci Aprsi |, 1892.

2:l0 J.. I2.--l1;.iIy for Lyuchburg and Wa,
Stations. ARRIVE LynChDurp .:1] =. All
trains, Durham. DIVISION, itlIIVe aud depart
IRON \ anon station LyncEDurE.
Iia.HS arrive Ut Durham from Lyuchturg
al 1850 1t. IL. daily.
Trans - ana - nave coach bet Tcen urban
ana south ;OsLOn. Leaves DUrnaIu $50 Il. m;
arrives durham DID p. IL. DAILY except sun
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23

was quoted AT Isc under JuIy elevator ana IN s'of
1Lc under Iuy O and i4d%c under July i, 90
s5oa Tulv closed 5S7sc. Later on the oreak DooV
Hnsb No hard Duluth sold. private terms 70 arr ~
M 90 hush No . red. private terms anoat anu &
600 bush No winter private terms o 0 aC a. n
crs in all bought % loads. .CORN-The MARIE, ip cor"
rnsned moderately active and weaker on thr arg ~
cnins ~ corn al West but reports hat e
All considerable damage 70 the growing crop
il, Nel,raska rallied sharply. only ~ urn "rah WIZ W.,
doclna in Wheat The large movement OF corn Al 'Hr
Interior This week and generally IN" faVorab" reports as
10 th. prospects excepting for injury when may haN
hcou have eNert"i qht" "ep''sS,t'-
nnuen,e ''I,radsfrects' visible shower ~
M, week OF 63 bush total visible OF lu"'oup
tush The news late unimportant ana inc CLOS
vns 0uc, NJ unchanged to Sc net decline. as" ,o ~
US more active and weaker - 600 bush solo az 4=Nr
AZ 70 delivered for ~ =: G4Ooo bush at 43i2pi3sc
or,tf and load No white early Jpnr NJ ofc "
anaf Fxp1rtere bought 79O0o bush OATS IN oats az
I'm corn there was little tendency toward WEAKNESS 'd'y,
followed hv some improvement later in sympathy WIN
tho rally ~ other and on inc ian'f hiic".9
reports about injury the ana backward 'rp
mont Later a somewhat easier feeling I'cNalirI' anu
trade became small late had liitIe influence
ma the market closed quiet AT &C. not ahNan', as,
olts were Quiet ana steady Sales included $500
bush No oats 39is G39a.c 22On bush NO "hltc
a., 43gc. 10000 bush track white AT iZnt"c ana CT
lots Of track mixed 4OH4lc. MA sI-Mark'i nuii'
uncradcd Western nSoc; Canadian. pln1c sh-ioweu.
SOGS5c two-rowed. 72G15c. ia klfl uu"'
No Milwaukee 66d61c ungraded western o'nutc,
-Cloverseed- Market dull At SNnslo per lp ID
IT, store. Timothy-Market dull n - @PS' IN store.
We give comparison the closing prices ~ the pre-
vious day tie Iontlng date last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23

Savannah per sgsa Florida so PER carT Th
81 bOQSi: lettuce. Dbl SlqS2; Spinach '""'o0' '"
barb. per 100 punches. $lu$i 30 ,,a,,,. -.
sUNDRIES-Peanu,s steady joboing a. 4.sH4itC iII
fancy hand picked: shellsd quoted at S'sg4c TOT Sch
No and 2lgc ro- Virginia. BecswaX STEADY ~ %oa nc
under Light receipts Maple iuil at &C. syrup C"Id
hardy &c sold ~ any quantity above ooaooc per salo"
but there is ret mug Offering &C., . .o,o.,,. ~,
MILK AND CiIIHAl-Tnc daily average l"'epts OF
MIX and cream tho different railroad dsitlnu,'as
nnnis IN ana near the city for the week nave beh as
follows: Erie ;65 cans milk Al cans 81 cohdehs'
milk and - cans Susquehanna Ihlo cans 81
mix cans 81 condensed mills and - cans ~ 'l'"i"'
Iacklwanna 400 OF milk and - cans or oS, am,
Now York Central Harlem, 10 cans OF
cans condensed milk AMI 20 Gang OF S5ei'I
ana Putnam 1915 cans q milk. New-h"N"n ana TART
go N ca-s 81 milk. Ontario Western. 800 cans
Of milk ana 40 n cream Wesi Si'ofe r' ,,is
- oit ~ ems ~ condensed milk and 90 cans ~ cream:
New Jersey Central 1910 cans u milk ana - cans
cream. and by miscellaneous snoIe ,on sy,Dv has
been 81 400 cans % milk. 20S cans 81 condenser mn
and G53 cans ~ cream The demand mas pteh Bu t''t
pro acreage price paid FOR the surplus mas pren - -
can Of forty quarts The Mix Exchange price Is - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
OTHER MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.


buffalo Nav 2e-'atile Heccipts last - hours l"N'
head. total fpr thus far. r!'s' head i'i stiI
time lns week. 5.22o head. consigned inf'Nfl i'''
head. o. New York LOi0 head. ~ -nic :" n-t ,'.,s
fg.f d. ,.rse heav. s'cers s. epnSi - heavy s.'
closed dun VIII a number un,,d Hos. fe. Fipfs ..,
~ hours. 3t~D tead total f0r week inN@ if'. - ~
ia 81. aarac Tine last wf.k - go head, r'nsl"ii
ftst 3 80 neal. g. N.a York . lno head. on 'l'.
l-n lrl9 market opened u.tt" and - hth"i f' il
f.- mediums 81 with som" uns s'l ~"
WORKERS generally. s. - leni iork",s anA Ys,. s,F
&, ~, ,a.a mediums SSHS5 20. rigs. Sa>5 90 rough-
sos, - stass sus2 - sheep and lambs Rec $
Ia. ~ hour. 2V) head. total for week ihu, 'ar
rad f1r SAM time last week = -" head, consisi"i
tlr.ush head. New York. 60 head N SAFE ""t'
h.sd market opened steady and strong. no choice eay
nni. on sale closed fuil fr sheep ny rehny
lRmir loads heavy lamb ie:t over lhlr 10 go
lamb. - 2sdH 80. extra. ~ 53dft 90 hsa, .sp,f'
"a heavy we,hefs s.gs1 %. mixed sheep. ~ oppJ -
eulls and common. 81 'o1S7 =
Union sfocs Yards chicago Hay y attic ~,
2s,o head MsrS"i auto, otnin.n - c''r' st" i.',I.
& f,,fsa - calves S21t5 Hogs Receipts ~ ~ n"a
Mars~i Or.n~l Hrm. rosei eas.er h'afF. - '"if' =.
.rr-r ~ choice mixed s. Girff - - Ice ass r' Do
8, ~,ftl ~ light - 70u<l ~. pigs s. 2,NS 80 Sn''i
Re- - hood Market frw'r INFERIOR =" 'i'''
i.4s "a. ianits 81 23fS5 - ,,o -, No
:. rlrf. NAY = carfie. Receipts > ~ heal MAJ
H. stead. Native steers Sluts l-i1. 'nws - '" -
s. ,eIS, -. Tesas seefs }aPS1 Sd los "',ll., pa
h,f There VA. hut inic change 10 th" situation IS
COMPARED with YESTERDAY. The market closed a -,
asisr Packing s. ,oGSt -. butchers - ,".Si
native fnisei s. sstufs. lamhs 81 s'nSi 90 NfH..r
T,s' Liberty Mly p cattle lec'l.s ikN, 90 x
-i,a prices IS lover. urim. 81 i'f$i 90 COL - ~,
s. IT, sraI fp'c-er. s. eon'3 go ~ ol%' Sr
rhia. g. io4fs H.. hest Yorker Nff' i'' ''i."'-
80 rAsf- 81 soaSg ~ Ehe"fi- Receipts shi - 81
prime grade. Extra. 81 !T'iki 10 go :" lS' ~
lar s. ooaS3 -. slrns lambs e. '"eF' 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ew-York. May -. lSSl
COTTOT-he market closed AZ not advance 1 h ,
nolnt August opened at 6H' aeahst ~ a. o,,h
,ossterjsv ana the highest and lowest on tai mont.
80 056e 90 The general decline at the opening Wa
20 roins This break on decline ol %-',tu '"'s
., rrarnool the future market there closing WIN a
The foreicn weakness WI Pvy'"'"f
do lower prevailing hef" YESTERDAY
& 80. ,ies were bales. Notwithstanding inc TACT
- ,b.re "A partial holiday ~ Nah'h's..i ~ ~.
80, ~ the caehration the opening ~ the MtlheSl'r
corai There was an advance on reports from 'Irt,
tho cold wave. \ savannah dlspdt'h sti"
va cro, in some fields looked though II had been
s.croh.l ly fire Louis sent "'Id uua' iN'''''
49, receva1 adyicos from Arkansas mat Ur u"lNHs
10 toor se~ious in that While these Reports W..
e,,reient a little rally in prices ''3 az -
snecioniiv advanced any great d"itsr 10 H.
l.vond possbly little delay in rs Ff"W' Ih'i 80
emo calling here of spnners mere - ''"'
~ ,tc agitation of ant!-opton question VIII nave
had effect the cotton market ana 'ii' -.
i.ing FOR lower prices. ohsct 10 TINS h,"eNe'.
il tnnuchi hv many that the tariu nlh VII "i'''
,,r ~ the inv Of the land before July J. ana NAV N'l
MSS viii then materially improve II is thoufI ma
many American spinncrs as Wei as spl'''IH !"
,.,,-,o short Of market on the li'a uai me
,enerol frole situation will show any improvement
in tho near future Receipts az th" ports tr'a.
200 bales against bales last week and "Vl D''
last year Receipts az the ports io-morio" WIZ ..
lie borho,l II bales. Receipts AT NrN
tou,or w are estimated 5oO bales. against 40 iAl's
last week bales last year Receipts al NHEuH.i'
bales last week. Ii bales lisi N''
NcnThs 20 bales against 80 tal's last 49,
bales ast wear. and shipments pa 't' I'
rccenis s.. bales against bales last We"k III bales
las. year and shipments 500 bales Cincinnati rr,"''
o,2 bales against 436 bales last week. Iva "S HS
wear Houston receipts III bales. against Az bales HS
week l25 bales year. shipments y bales Sou'ne"
Opening range and close to-day ana Closing p'us "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MAY 49, sot-TWElvE AG

,nr M bsxc selling up TO split 59c and breaking
10 57sc september followed the same course precssy
closing at 55l.c yesterday and opening at tne closs
price Of Yesterday. Cash wheat tribe frmef
on the feeling yesterday with No. Northern SCI, lls
ut 6Oi6GGic and No Northern at Jogo82c me HILL
took the small amount offered Receipts. III cars go 81
asa 80 for patents O5Qs2 80 FOR bakers Production Joy
last week 1919 800 bbs and direct export shipments
80 800 bbls Bran and shorts-Bran. ~ 30 nuIS; -
in sacks shorts 80 1880 The market - steady Corn
market steady: No g. 3j2c NJ yellow. Ssc Oats cas-!
No 3 white 34c No 3. 33i5G2ic
Philadelphia May 90 -Four-Demand continued nsn'
and chiefly small lots to satisfy actual trade 49,
Market UNCHANGED but largely nominal al quotations
rive -four quite steady 50 Is Dbl for choice
sylvanla material change In near deINrt
b late futures shade Exporters had NJ WORKABLE
Mo. TIne 5IA0577.c: July 5Sia05ss.c August, "'~
sole torr-Orton market little disposition 70 trade
shippers limits rule being 200 low FOR business.
lots f,r local trade quiet firm M mixed. tlc n"
mixed NAV i2ai2i,c June. 2'442sc. July f2Nt+St;
August 43a i3I7c OatsCar lots firm with m2aeta t
local trade demand options dull ana August option lc
lover Sales OF No mixed at i0sc unsradei whits a,
4iisc: No white 424c. No White at 49, 10 =
t2ic: August S4s.q35I.c Potatoes quiet and steady
Rose and Hebron choice SOC do far 10 good osg ..
Burbanks and white stars ch2Gs 90 b bI 81 @
good. IU1SOc; mixed stock, ho9'oc' he" PER W T''
50. Other articles unchanged
St Louis May 22-Flour feeling EASY demand SLOW W
Receipts isO bts: shipments 463 bbls Patent - ~
s,a,dv Wholt lower May. 53i4c: July. 53Ac Angus,
5sr.c. september a4'.c. Corn higher Nay - z bd'
lame 81. July 3GSsc September sc. oats nisn'f
MAJ 3;a.c July 90. August. PING September - "a
25Sc Pork standard Sl231sHsI2 ~ on otuf.s'
Lard prime steam quc taD!c az >? w "'ll -
ribs 81 i7is. go 322 Bacon s'Ned shoul'. y
Gf.c longs sc: clear ribs e. shorts '1.c "itn
steady - 81 Gs Lead steady AMI hIn KIN ~ ds a.
wh held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-23

tpa Tnda moss dull ar SIS Sd prime mess dun at
s2s Cd Pork in poor demand; prime mess western ser,
fine duh at EOS; DO medium, dun az oss so - d',iI
On moor demand: short cut, about II 10 10 ~ uu!i
an l las Bacon in poor demand; Cumberland cut
about 2S to 80 H. dull at 33s cd; snort RIP *
n dnll AZ Sss long and short clear middles. about
81 10 duh at SIS 81 Shoulders. about y 20 90 ~,
d,,Il al nos Cheese in fair demand, American niH'
White and colored easy at sos Tallow in poor De
mand; prime city steady at 2os SpiTl's 81
tine in moderate demand; nominal Notl " ~
OIL Liverpool rened rm at 2ls 3D. Rosn IN ta ip
demand: common. steady at 81 90 LaIu U 81
spot dnIl at as Sd. Wheat in moderate demand !:
No red winter. steady at Is Oh. ! Jour III po 90
Torn Spot and futures in fair demand; mixed s
western spot firm at So ID: May, hrn AT 90 a.
Inne Arm at rs "a; July. firm at 81 OSsd Hops
At I.ondon~Pacinc Coast in moderate demand;
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Baltimore Ma, % T'u lau aul l-~"r W, ,r,p
SIS winter wheat patent So 81 -. spring t' - ''
8. - do straight - i5uS1 80 Whsa' luh .nd ta-l.
=, . f.i spot isu5i'.' NJ 3ii-H,'.c. june. 90
b-s.. july - .n5s' 81 August 5Hi. G' si'iil" y
r.d 81 u5fisr milling wheat hy sample" % d'"..
tsV bush corn quiet inIN"i ST, 81
arI Nl, ga asked. Jolly. iirl'sr. steamer i.A''
f.s.- asked. s0uft,rn o..u py simple. 4'ht' H' ,'
r-a'.e 49,. 80. fturi lNfo3 bush. sales 1000 in.
oafs arm and steady. ~ . white western. ~ Nl. ~
MIXED lp iOItl.. sfncA % ~f bush liy' dili % -
5sr5lo. stock 3D37i hush cotton dli. mddlnsH'
t-lGc fg.- rrfr 40 r.. pine. af' 'les nn'hAif
boston Nav - Flour dull and unchanged com
fce oif steady ami nrmer Shorts ttoldv frV+' ~
..,,lv Butter quiet lii steady y rthc,n creamery -
0i.r Western l7isniN.c. da!rie. i3Hl'r hoes" nm
aud scarce. fancy Oh i2sni3r. western lHll'sc new"
lnH1Ir Eggs quiet and unchanged
Buffalo May - Spring what iur and weak: sale;
90 lu,h " ! Northern spot Gilac. 10000 ush >
h4rI e. + G9sc. closing No hrtd spot ,o'tc. 30 !
northern DO &C. " ] nnrd Z g.. No Norine n
4, Ge.c Winter wheat nrmer, fair inquiry s1I.s 50"
bush 80 red. 57-.c 90 store cars H.. 3>H'N,s' ~,
,,.r. - cars 40 white coo. Corn-gGst easy salr' =
car. ~ . yellow. ~ 50 track. &'"p bush 80 :
3D. lui o.. 500 iush dn o+c, q 200 bush \" - corn,
a1r in store. c,..ar So = Yellow. 80 '-'g'. o. d
y.i'.y ila,. So in,d inlrc \ = corn. a't'
,,ore oats inner. fdi- demand. No white -.
n ,,f.c. 81 white 11isc. So miNed.l ~ on
f.,.k ~. dun y. =. anc To store. Flour dun unsst
t.l Mil feed weak. ooars" winter nltn SOLD Sl' %
canal freghts quiet. WHEAT Be-. corn. ~. lumber u
albany 81 -. - Sew York 81 - p"r NJ
chicago May -. The leading futures ranged as fol-