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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-25

Another qualification for a governess is
that she must ride wheel so as to chape-
ron her charges. OF course grooms are now
regularly seen in Eastern parks; indeed
society now declines to move without its
all the country house parties this autumn.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-25

Black wells with white dots are rivals of
the white ones with black dots with BIZ
cyclists
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-25
HOWARD SPRINGS. LAKE COUNTY,. CAL,

hot AND COLD MINERAL SPRINGS OF
IL great healing power Will cure constipation,
aid digestion and purify the blood. Terms So per
week. Wafer doctor on the premises. Write for
circular and further information.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-25
IVY LODGE.

III Sequel Avenue, Santa Cruz, CAL,
SELECT PRIVATE BOARDING..
Large grounds, fruits and flowers; central; first.
class accommodations.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-25

The very latest fashion notes from New
York state that "ties are of dull silk,
plain or with a small colored pattern of
very dark red or deep lilac. The very small
knot has given place to broader and
more loosely tied one, with wide apron"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-25

Driving four-in-hand one is expected to
wear afternoon dress, black frock coat, top
hat, light trousers. A driving coat of gray
with large buttons and top hat may be
worn instead. One very good gray coat of
this description was remarked at our horse
show.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-25

uSeO.
Tailor gowns are no longer so severe al
formerly, the fronts being of surah, usually
white at present, and this winter will be
probably worn exquisite little vests O
rich stuffs. A September bride here will
have one in her trousseau.
A young Austrian countess has invented
a species Of CATERS which are made of very
pliable untanned leather and so cut that
they are slipped on like buttonless gloves
having no fastenings of any description
save, tiny strap right at the top and 9
silver buckle. The result of this novel
arrangement is that they fit wonderfully
without any bullying folds or creases and
have been received by all women who
hunt with enthusiasm, in Europe, but OF
course very stout or very. angular women
should not wear them. Speaking of them
reminds me that have some news con-
corning the interesting topic of dresses
for the bicycle, on which men are Begin
ming to smile approvingly since physi-
clans have declared that corsets must and
shall not be worn by women who
intend TO ride it; and strange to
say, after all the exertions of
preachers and physicians have proved of
no avail in inducing women to discard this
article of apparel, the wheel is triumphant;
for when the question arises, which will
you have, corsets or bicycle, the wheel is
always chosen, and 1 only trust it may
prove as beneficial as people imagine it
will. But about the costumes under discus
sion. Many have arrived at the conclusion
that the narrow skirts worn over knicker-
bockers are the most desirable, these skirts
being sometimes made with q loose apron
front, which buttons up either side, and
can be left open when riding and buttoned
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-25
TAKING CHANCES.
WOMEN ARE CARELESS.
They Over-Estimate Their Physical
Strength. Advice to Young Women.
ESPECIAL TO OUR LADY RrApERs.]

Women are very apt to oyer-estimat
their strength and overtax it.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-25
BALDWIN'S TALLAC HOUSE.
MARK WEST SPRINGS.

NEAR SANTA ROSA-THE MOST BEA UTI-
IN full spot in Sonoma county: fine fishing and
hunting round trip, So 49, table first class. Ad-
dress FRESE & JURGENSEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTs TO DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


coTToSThe trade in cotton was active ,ns m" msns
ana the fluctuations 4 the market Irregular, 'p'nns
weak prices advanced y to ~ points ''ae"n - 'sns
Turinx ths afternoon trade was active ana the
feeling nervous and unsettled There seem'a 70 npires
s.o,Lod az Under the realizing closing near the lowest
point Of the ny. bar points net loss WIN saies o
Ia, 900 bales The action OF the market the character
~ M, buying and the character Of the selling to-day
were looked upon not conducive to further ah,h'.
The drop nj the opening Of = to points: was que 10
dsapnon,ed selling over the Liverpool report That mar
ket opened up the rise and this IN race oi he
rc, renorts cabied last evening looked upon as
Srvg ieP'l.0 -. ,ta,a,, veaIncss There was
siderable realizing the general demand soon picked
W. and carried prices easily to fsnre anoVe ye i s~
shortly tn. Isc was lost. There has been great oeal
Of realizing Of long cotton by operators VINO hau me
profits. but the general speculative demand S ~ on
has far carried prices beyond the UNITS @, eNs
the more positive old-tmc bulls. although AZ present
regarding prices advancins more rnpdy uah
the market People who thought that &c would be hgh
for cotton talking Sc 70 sac. IL j. n h.'..
able fact however. that as prices have advanced me
acte, and to-day this considered by commission
houses particularly noticeable Enough substantial
buying may be scattered In with TINS to Keep
up lifting process although the amount OF long cotton
which placed the market Is certainly enoush
10 cause considerable The crop reports To-
day showc the continuation Of the line OF bulish
enthusiasm which has ruled hitherto, ana preGiC".ns
regarding the coming crop were certainly an ona us
ever. better. and some Of the more cautious
claiming mat week OF good weather VIII MAX
in the movement at Liverpool to-day was an nhueh'la
factor Manchester advces more favorable report
ing yarns tending up but in cloths only hsh, E1r
estimated at 1000 bales against lVo.
last week and l.24o las, year Tooda;s re.tpts a,
Houston were 90 bales. as against 400 last *; an.
50 last year. and Memphis IS bales. aganst " last
week ana "a last year The weather reports ssr IN f
Of the possbi les Of the effect OF better weather on
prices and the prospects Of the crop. 49, .
Opening and close to-day. fnd closing DOS the
n oh and last wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

p,no,o MAY e3-carle-Reccip,s last - hours. 90
h " week. ,o leo head Consigned through $50 head. to
Nca-York. go head. on sale d" ngad in"p~"' ep' d
soea ZOO II steer, , - 80 go ta s''f ,,;
- hous 1900 head total r., S,e '", e,rd brosn
,or same time last week a So so h,'a, s" zoo head
mac, opened easier for he. gs ,ns lo ' hsn"r for
,ong f sroog cir r piss early sales; lest nod
ms and heavy hogs 81 soos. ~ s ,a ms'' yost, 49,
" es 50 G 3 nS S' :Sa'in e siaS Sa is s"a
head cnssnea through. 400 head 10 Ncw XXX ,
n''a aS s@ ". smS s. s@ss TO- good choice S.
choice - saas, ~. esporS {" 7s0''' cn'' and 'o"mo"
ery Ma, ;s,s o. c e ls' ~ NAH; = 10
m iiss l" s. insdspIs. 8 s'o,. MED
s e $i j ;s, s. 8 sss 40 ,c 3. 3;
as Common M g soa % sas l.%s i' sesIp.
II 500 head Ma-se, easy. conraan I, csire teeIr
.?sa:G qsn's Ssa ,: sas5 Team. T. scs TO-
I Ii"s, ecSp', ,2cc head Market .ga DC lower
l'a VOTE PACKING mixed s"1 lsss"s
= 90 sesd T@rse strong Inferior to choice $50
80 lambs ~ '' s&s'cs,c-Reccpr. $3.50 head Tn.
supply q 20 cs,S Of n"ss ANA nv "
sesssr Though m,I pr a a Tssa nO
chang Ss .,. '@ ''s 8 SS,s o. calves
sas S w,h prices within about rsnse as ye's
The sas & ; 20 only a" ~ So~s ." wv" sS
s@ssG 70 q: ssa {: Z. BE- ss%%on S'T
and price. '1 \. IS s%b. N s. cd 80
,o: A. nea aSSo n: 200
s' &C., Ss's% e ssas n11:
s Sa';. so bead S S.ss Ssas q
:S. q t ssI,. % :, ssss si 60
aso range "u s,sers SAL Co. shsspRsesps $500 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET

ny, ~. ~. Naf - 80.
Bhi.N - 80. :, ,,,si,r T..iirr 49,
city dressed nhit' be', - o. r.. H., =, it,s
FOR ordinary 7" liln~. it. -. ..r.5',~
~ G.g5sc To-da, J.. noon ,"" ., 49,, 49,,
steers IT, l."'i. ~. =. ''. - ,,,,.'.. 100,
refrigerator he~ unchar.ci. AZ N4u'f' N"'i ~ '''P
ceiling ~ iI1i2s,. choice. ljc iie-f~i "'ishi '",
neuts to-day 30 cattle - ne ff'N. i't' 70 h"il ~ a.
Goldsmith. Tomorrow ih' CIV. VII h,i '"t'l'"s '"s
cattle f.r * Guilarl'h ahi %" fiihe ..N"'rf -,
shamterg son also. "a quarters ff Nelson Morris
CALVES Receipts. infiNilnF ~. .'l' -f''.''. 20.
,.rl4y uarf e.. which were rli Neln'flN. were "lo
head ~ which head D'f' soi i'iaf ie'linF .'liy
az Weinefla - closing qnNtai'n- "ni AZ. w. vac
S.n..1 "a Poor o. choice veAs s0l % - s'u,9 - w.
extra Do. ~ " - tAli'ilYa ', l'. ' -
va stronger ~ rilu' f1r country df'rseI f""H ~
D.r for el'y essri Win few fancy car asses H-hE
N iOe and aaGc calves. ani not many Bringing
-, ~ - 49,,
sl.srg.n OTIS. ~ ,.as ~, y, a,cfage NJ 81 - per
~, y 2 a. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24

Market closed barely steady 5dI points decline COM
pared with yesterdays closing prices Transieilo;e no
tees. 7.1Oc. Total sales 332 800 bales New ork me-
receipts 100 bales: gross bales. Exports Continent
2s4 bales stock Total receipts to-day
37s4 bales this week. 20 l5s bales Exports
to-day: Britain. 1870 bales Continent - baes
Thus far Great Britain. 81 i20 oaes Taice
SSH bales Continent. S.4S5 bales stock o4s4o pats
Spot cotton dull: middlng uplands. o-ioc midl.ng
Gulf 9lec which is unchanged compared with yesier-
days closing a. ooo
Liverpool cable-spot cotton hardening sales. 1000
bales; speculation and export 1000 bales; American.
IL 900 bales: receipts 5000 ba.es American 5000 bales
middng upands 3sd, Futures opened steady at l-oia
vance May 352i1b; May-June. 352isb JuneJuy SSss
Juy-August 354s; sSeptember. 355b September
October 1865: October 35s; November )ece-
Der 357hb; December January. 35szb
359izb: February-March 36ls. MISUNDERSTANDING nrn
and tending up. cloths full prices insisted upon put
business small The Bombay weekly report shows: snip.
ments Britain 200 bales: total since January
5000 bales against $4,000 ba,es last year shipments
10 Continent 10 600 bales total since January J. Spt
bales against 1872 bales last Receipts s2"l
bales; total i01s0O0 bales. against 900 baies as'
wear Anoat bales. against 5000 bales
COFFEE-The local market to-day was absolutely 'ea
tureless the close Of the HaVre ana Hamburg
markets O: Ascension Day no adVlces Were
received Brazilian receipts rather light and ih'
tempted shorts 10 cover Warehouse deliveries keep very
fact discourages extensive purchases for long account
September options showed activity to-day RIO mar
ket strong al Exchange quoted al g4 receipts
600 bags Clearance United States. 5000 bags San
tos receipts 5000 bags stock 10000 bags market MN
al l6 700 res this 800 bags July and septem
date 2 10000 bags. against 100000 bags last year
Santos receipts 3s37oO0 bags against ga 900 bags las
wear Contracts closed steady lOnlJc advance.
Sales 1900 bags. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24

evening Of i%ai'e Sales were 5000 bush.
The break o, the afternoon had more reasonable ex
PLANTATION that :he advance 81 the morning. excepll3
that sudden prcponderance OF selling ORDERS occui,ssu
ana prices dropped rapidly than they ADVANCED
The the position OF supply and denad'
but repeatedly stated is governed WHOLLY by sea u,
No 2 red wheat at Nc over July o. o. ANA.
for export No red in quoted at lisc unoes
July; July closed at Size. CORNITrade IN corn W.,
although the local market not very active. nc
opening showed strong and prices were higher on
the advance In wheat There were some reports OF ,n'uy
Jury important and be rather easily
This confirmed by other reports so that he &
changes In wheat by the actual news bearing VI.
the market Prices advanced considerably curing
wheat and now getting prey "eia w "
figures Of last years boom on damage 10 us ep,
One important the bull side or the ma het
has been export demand which has been excsen on
some days and to-day shippers took SoVo push a, ,e
market quite rapidly, leaving on az aput IN,
lowest figures the day but at isGc advance OYER las.
night sales Of cash were l3ovW pusn w o a.,
igic over July b. anoat July closed at 'osc' o1ooo
bush steamer yellow. private terms i'oo ous yeow'
,Ni.c elevator and 5000 bush ungradtd al oo3s. ae
liycred; No i.c under July In elevator .oHis
There was an in oats and prices Were hgh
The opening showed good inquiry, due party 70 ,.e h
vance in and corn and partly TO the reports re-
OF late 81 favorable character To the crop anu pilces
today seem up the influence OF these reports
good deal influence. but IN addition 10 is eIc S,'u
be confident buying Receipts al the Yves, Keep liberal
however, and this may have an influence III preventing
very great improvement In the afternoon nue ."s
NJ. advance sales OF each were ~ 900 hush AZ follows
Ia COO bush oats. aS'sQatc elevator Jun" hush ~
T"S as% TSs s rSsns a'e seed
nominal but held higher On ssd crop reports '" s'""'
We Give comparison the closing prices OF 'he pre-
,,',s tsv and for date last year,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24

fonl.n MAY - 4, the wool sales to-day 1920 bales
c0mnrisur "a good assortment were or rcd. tn" bidding
wnr brisk and the competition general French
iu,rs operated freely especially In Queensland
w.as The prices Il faulty parc"A were itr,gulr. while
value. II KINDS slightly higher. The iI-
lowing are the detail and N" prices obtained
N.v Souih Wales 800 bales secured G.dvls lisd. do
l... and pieces 3s,lld. 3Nn>si DO lorSS AMI
rioc. ?. u7..d VlctoraitOJ bales. secured "a Is ~
d. Locks ami pieces f.uiisi. greasy "a Wlosd. 40
locks and pieces 3isn1td South Australia 800 bales.
rcourci aiid greasy. 3snn'sd. do locks and pieces
luGr Australia ~ bales. secured. Idols I'D.
rreasy ausl Tnsmanis "a" bales, greasy. +.p0.sd.
4, locks ana pieces 3i.rT.d New Zraland 4 80 bales
rc.ur.d Ciuis "a do locks and pieces. aisdDis 'sd
greasy islloi ID locks and pieces. 'h"ttd cape u
Odd Hon. and NAial-I,U bales, secured. piHis 81
srensy 4idsi.d Punta Arenns-3 bales greasy. 4g7d.
do locks and pieces. 3ui'.d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
BUILDING PLANS FILED

hs Ts' s'sef s ssn' the 's Building
is Sf~ oIspf II Of Bosan-ave ss,ory fran.
' tenement. by Ida Mex Housen OF 70 East
sd iss's'' s. 1908 Il p iGiti.: !;so5y srei
,. By sg gssfs'a L If ss 81 s BRICK
'S a%elns BY susie z ormsby. b Hixhbrdge:.,
SS a1d s',e ilalas dssins BY josspa Johnston
,is,h e sa as 100 iS' Il Of Brookav nyesory
brick fats. by Matthew coosan. OF ais East 4.
,ists,st $ 5. rs I, OF shave ii three-story
and basement brick dwellings. by Frank & Gold. 80.
smith. Of i2l East s'th,s and 20 East .sh.t i2i
brick fat. by William II Jacob. Of Eas, i2i-st ID
fnms swcns by s0 William BiTpe Of 100 Bos.
tonaye l,.:-; So ,s7 one and one.hat story
frame stable. by Mary Connolly. Of $50 Norris
Ne corner i57;h.s ave. story bnck
Monroe,st $. 1918 I, E q Market.st i've;
ss ,ory or,ck mats ny Andrew martin o' % 20
M s,ars,1n.s Nav Ga ''
PearI-st Nos SG4-s6S by Rox Healy. to a four
s,n.ave. W corner Of s7th-st' by Henry Asian
sdaSs . 20 49, by Mis- i rrembie to three.
story brick store and j. dv yelling, 6;;:s ::
Hes,-r-st Nos 1911 by Phebe Garland. to four
isaa ity '.es e ee@ne" Of Audubon BY Eliza
f. Ms. Sy Srsk rrsns % : and
one-halr- story brick dwelling. ..................
Creenwtch-av s corner Of Charles-st. by
u Stefens, 10 three-s,ory brick dwelling and
s9,h-st Nos 41-5l East by Albert Wagner. to
four-story brick apartment-house and store.
(~herry-s, No ?51. nv J and w II Barron, 20
two-s;ory brick stable. Observation-Disclosures.
5th-ave No 1874. by Henry Beadle. et al TO four-
story or,Sn Vf Ee. Sy Frederick Mee.k:
:s sr.,'G e S 81 to ' SIS West american To
bacco Company. 70 six-story brick factory:
7s,h-s,. No sl4 West. by Robert Wallace. to four
and one-half story brick dwelling. .............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New York. May y, IhVo
BEANS AND PEAs-In some quarters there = s,i ~ a
pressure sell domestic beans. and w 5u$. n
being accepteia small fnle for export to-day nj me
latter price Few Of the very chocsst marks are held
M 10 SO 40. bit II has become extreme price, NO
change IN medium or but movement light Ied kd-
ney slow and sone sales reported at a lower price
Foreign beans buyers favor peas rather stead
ler. We quote Beans domestic. marrow. per bush.
81 35ms2 40 do pea 81 95gS2 do. medium, 81 ssqfl W
DO. white kidney 81 2:gt2 -. DO red kidney 81 s2sa
DO Lima. Cal 81 y5ss do foreign marrow 81 ioqt: 2o
DO foreign medium 81 70qtl 49, DO foreign pea u s.g
81 So peas. bbls. ~ ora do, bags oo1o7hc; do
Scotch, 81 . -
top grades al fresh butter Receipts the day were
lighter demand pretty fair and everything gonE out IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24

Ilv.rpool NAV q 34s =. N -reef-Estia India ms"
nrr a; prime mess ffm a. o,' 81 I.fh l.rl"'e
rncsr ". stern me- Iis -. o. MEDIUM niin -.
Us Stnrt cut about u q" J" T. hIi' a" - 80
Cumberland about - 90 30 h steady ~ -
~, rih nt..ut =. n steady a.s - clear mid
die about - n steady AZ -. ~ ana short 'i',t
middle about n STEADY 80 T. eAlIlierf" N-Hi -
T. il ~ firm AZ 90 Ch~~~"- American nnssi white ~"
,.,,l.d and irregular. Gr0l o. quote Tall nine
CIV nominal Cotnufesl o ldfeffi refined -'eal( A.
is spirits iurp~rfnc nrm a. - % h'.in-'lin-
-, .,..dv Al 3. iOi.l Lard Prime Western sil'.
steady at So. when,-Sp fed winter nfm Al = lei
~ . rcd sprng arm AZ ~ IL Flour 80 icgs fancy
vtn;.r arm a, Il Coru-Mirei Western fY1f. nrfn =
A. I'D May FIRM az q ili June. arm a. q lo'.i
iulv 'nrm ~ 81 ioi.i Hois NJ l9nf9n-iaci coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston May - Cotton nrm. mdtng. li-isc; low
niIiinr 2 I,ic good ordinary Is i6c ani gross
recetr 2a7 bales exports ccastwi-e G'' bales. sales.
~, bales stock 1883 bales
S,rfoik MAY 20 Cotton nrm. mdiing. ii-i8c low
miidlng &c good ordinary. 5a,c, net and gross
celp. aG bales exports coastwihc $40 bales rnes. $50
bales. stock. 1870 bales
vav,nnnh MAY 2a-Coton nrm; middling. GA.c. low
ntllny 5-id-. good ordinary ~ ldc net and gross
r.cpf. i.G biirs coastwisc o2d bales. sales.
stock. -. no bales
New orleans. May - Cotton nrm. good middlins.
ID. midiling ~ .iGc. low mddng I idc, good
ilnary die mel receipts ia1S bales gross 1923 bales
rSp.rs 10 Great Britain. 1870 bales sales 1850 bales
stock lst O2a bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
Heine Henry. and wife to Webster White snd
| another. MArmion-ave 3z2.lt II q Of
Tremont-sye. and other property. mortgages.

Heins. Henry. and wife to Webster White snd
another. Marmion-ave. S22:li II n Of
Tremont-sve. and other property. mortgages.
johnson. Andrew j. to Erns:ins syer.n.'
x .Sn 22S {. suS Of ly. to SaS. Moan
n l4oth-st, 325 It e OF Lenox-sve. ysar......
Ks; !01o . s1d .ifs to sssSS K0r
brook. n s i4oth.st. s25 It e Of Lenox-avs.
Same to Daniel Daily. iioth-st. a2s Il Of
6th-ave or Lenox-aye, demand ;,.:...:...,...
H?s 81 q q Water yesr K9ss
Lespinasse. Alphonse J, to Faustino Lozano and
another, executors. corner Amsterdam-ave
In anti 'V Patrick and another to Gsrtrud:
Ccakley. IS Lexinston-ave. 4o5 It Of 57th-a
Mccarthy. Hannah to elizabeth oBren. i:
Cherry-st l2o;3 II OF Jackson-st, ! year.
ecutor. n sOth-st. 100 It Of Amsterdam-ave.
Murphy. Ida H. to the United STATE, Fire insar:
Lenox-ave. 2 mortgages. / and S years .........
Menke. John +, to Frances X Lipman, W cor
savings Bank. . chsrry-st. 1888 # W Of
M Gs1ssis-''M Matilda, yssr to MiddlsSrook
soth-s. I25 II OF Amsterdam-ave. / year.
Martini Js,smsh 70 ws sa; asSsss ct al
Mere. Margaretha. to Dollar Savings Bank,
i56th-s,, i45 {, W Of Elton;aye. instalInen,s....
Company, No iss East sith.st, 3 yeags,,,...,.,.
Nugent. James. and wife 10 Dennis Buns. .
culloush. 4sth'st. i2S Il Of Madison
PIKE s' ars s' n to u Aipiipjlsiy No 20 10 ii
Raymond s" Bel, w and snc,hsr % Charlie.
s, ~n Augusta. II" to iona. Wei and snoher
40 IS 10 10 columbIs.s', mortgages insal'
s,nmsh ,tsrnsn and Vic 10 Sheppard CANDY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24

vTT,1s-IRON- THE Iron Age reports mp,o'emen men
and steel .psaSos IL Increasing gsy at the
prices II 'acs that few Nase" Finished ,n is re-
noreS up 81 to 81 per West but s,rucins
a:sr ss' ,d nH' up to Nay homsen Iron So%'sS
has adyarced The price OF pssan 20 pnnsylrSn sig 90
gu 70 for NJ 20 ouna So Southern soa 81 -
lna price, nm gain o;r "a last ?, " ,a
Sales % ex Mississippi a, 81, 81. 20
sS Ss ss % So Sso o.
LEADMarke steady a, 81 2oass - me IT. insa states
aS.ans to he ns saa sass ESQ en.
The consumP,ion s7i tons. .sPELrEh-Ma'
MOI 1i ssEs ASD sYRt-Ps Domestic goods held
fairly steady although the demand Is not OF pro'i,h
tina, fun prices are obtained on Mna' AMY
steady HsS Ne quo's csn!rfasal ordissay 70
common l2aiec fair 70 rrlms l'g2ic sn' ssoc1 ~,
sc Porto RICO 2Sasie paTsaeo,s 2saSse a sT lie
sugar ordinary TO eemmon 'aioc' a'r TO s0'
SXyA ns' A na2a e.. 'S ,s..a: :P l,'
PiTl,s uP c t. G"e' Resin a. qao G at s. a
81 On and the market continues hFm ....,. Id,
oLsThe marSe' for eo,,sn'ce el oil ,n ws yees
and 1000 bbls sold at 27q?7'o PAR Tor export i' d
was quiet We quote co,onseed Oh prime crude by,
eag',i pF herr 'gs Ssa eo's Summer y.e~ prime "a
27isc; summer yellow. m grade 2Ga?''sc winter yr.-
s sT o R' 2sc crude 'afns ilas ''eSs .ais.
Al unseed American raw 5bc. AH'il-
%ncrAx FKTIGIITs-I.erh ire ghts continue dull and
,.it .,d lover rates are accepted grain Liver
,, ryseemen,s follow To Liverpool 10 Loads grain.
h, rnns - I 90 bales cotton cd cheere.
o. ~, cases canned meats los boxes bacon. los.
=, prisol GDo sacks nour leo pals lard Us 81
$50 o. o. -, London load, grain las, evening" I'D
IN, -"' oos and ,ror' phusd.luhln gi2 cnt'l.
90 D.Aes t,-,n"as. o. ~ ,., t,nd Jun. q 81
~ S,'dn -. f,rn m
Mnhcn,s''r ,,nou -, II,'Tnool iinli.d London I.u
.si rhrs hoi'"ah' t,,,,i ia. Inn I.h "a
.<a ~ Itotcri,m r. ua,niurg
- ., ON fr 'frrs - al cotton 10 Liver
- PIX 90 f,ni,ed Kingdom f. gtg2s ol
pool RE yen.rni tnark,t h. au.t and easy
- i .ti,s md arm f-r handy rlz.l saIl ye..
.s'. VIM a' .fo,y" prsh ,iip ~ tons. general
',s. Wv g., t,cn ,,orts IN New Zealand private
'at' 80 ~ ,a,.,.I c,,,. So y,,k e. A.
,eiin"' ,h, -. ",w,ran lam sn, hnls p.fro-
ihlle' pIit". 80 IN . r,n'u,n .. Ga ,v.,
IeuW' anu naPn'"", o 49," ,.n.,,a. =, go. WI
pfita,. ,eims on J" ~ ,or' .xt,c, re-.
NoHolH 70 - Le.la' g.. ~ -, To-
lIuht"ick 10 o'n; 80 va" y. 80. 80.
"a VI a., ora a. lark n Ian.
luiDe' Su w ~, m,le uriv.ie terms .choon
aou ,n 'nar.i ,.,,n New y',k "a Kcv W.st ana
t,ieon ma hack Win utosnna,e r,ck private
scb",cr ,Cs tons coal Phlaicluhla 10 jackson.
,c1 ~. tdc.va,,r ia tas,nnrt
~ ~ ica 80 'snsl ,oh,hen Ca Calais zoe
20. I'D "i'1' n, 49, -, s,,hsas, "a,
~, IL 10" LON oos ;ons r,I Weebawb~n To- salem
81, III IT,, -" ~; ca. ,s1o,,m Ibnadcluhi. H.
II",p We, 10 '''oa'"l' '' -, 80 ~. N
~ ny Pm, ie Wv, ,,,,,~ T., ton. n, the
NE W. casing mic, POLK
Msrnr duli sales 100 Sbs cuored Mes sla 75u,ii 5o
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
THE STATE OF TRADE

Baltimore May 2ssour sT fm,v w 81 sss o. winter
mfs naent 81 a5as4 5O spring wheat patent h.o
81 s Do 81 sses 1909 So b Asked sy
Sns August s2SGs September s2ass do "n
no sassc stock $4,000 bush; sales l0s 90" l pus
Corn strong spot co@Sc''s o May bid ou'Sern
white coc yellow &c 'Ss s. 2 Ws,eern eu: s7ssssc
siV~ stefSilc: stock 1l4OO0 bush rye nactre'
30 ase bush Hay s ssnSy and higher
USd ddnrs 7isc Eggs 2lsgisc Others unchaised
Boston May 2aFour very firm but aae. stesdy
u,,er arm Northern creamery "qes; Wssteh
Is,sc ouIe, Eastern l4ai4ac; Western and Michigan
l3i4d1iisc 49, .. .,n.d "a ,o,,ows.