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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11

Galveston. MAY io-Cotton firm. mifiling. 81; 10"
rididnE No gooi ordinary By. net ana sfoss ec.pt'
80 bales. stock. al bales. weekly
~, and gr0ss $3.50 bales exports 20 The Conf
80 hac- wise. 6S' bales. sales .l'" pi4es
tIinn~r- - iT.fI
Nrf rs. M "" 'ion cnil, mlilllnS. "-l".' ~"
nlf.rs S.. ga nary b.. net and gross receipts.
,s.'~so. 100 bales. sales 20 bales stock
fal 'tr' Set ana receipts III th.cs
exports g. tho O. n'n"nt. iro bales coasiWse. lO0l
bales. sales. i.Ep ill~s.
.er. .Ofi.sn- NAV lo-Cou1n dun md easy good mid
arr 80. mllffrg a. low mdtl!nx 81. good drill
81 bales. 3u~i bales
exports 3pN bales. sales i-pp bales. riocS
frl~frr'rI 20 .B bales Weekly No receipts 10 lE
bales g4Os- 4 taIss exports t. Grca; Britain 10 n
bales no Continent 9s bales. ccasiwise l6i- bales
saics. 1880 bales
ga, annah. May lo-c0uon quiet. miilng. 65i6'. low
uidng &C.. good ordinary Sc. net and receipt
osp l.ies exports cos,wse. i,D bales sales So bales
-,.ek .. 7lg lales We~kly-Ne receipts. 2als bales
rr0.r 40 bales exports c.astvse. ,i9I bales sales
ta5 bales
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London May 10 At the wool sales today II 600 bales
offered including some good clips for which there
spirited competition. Yorkshire and German opcr
the chief bidders and often paid extreme
fnir share 81 suitable lots taken for
America. Better u lambs wool sold readily the
tiIfing Tor pieces keen, while s~urcds sold with
animation. Most ~ the Cape and Natal woods
offered bought IN. Following the days safes
IN detail: South Wales. 4.loo bales. secured G.dQ
H. Pa do locks AMI pieces 5aiiisd. greasy A I'd.
d, locks and pieces. lhgGid Queensland 1000 bales
occurred GidHiS I'D Do locks and pieces 5dld:
,a5isd Victoria. ZOO bales. secured 6adqis iisd
locks and pieces. .dalS a. greasy. i',dgls: do
looks and pieces. 3s.Gsd South Australia. bales
scoqrei. looks and pieces '.god greasy. 3,.qeist:
secured. eai.d; sreasy; taIisd- New Zealand 500
a., locks pieces. 3i.uti.i 81 Good Hope and
Nafai bales secured. H. greasy. 5i.u5tf
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lEHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot Of Cortiandt and Desbrosses sts.
T:UO 4. ". daily for MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate
S.iS A. VI. daily for GENEVA ROCHESTER, BuF
rtfO NIAGARA FALLS, SUSPENSION BRIDGE. and
The West, and principal and local poinf dnins;car to
ssu.-son Bridge Pullman Vesbue Sleeper 70 Chicago
ii: 40 4. VI. daily FOR MACCH CHUNK and interre-
dla;e points Connections or RsadiAg ana Mart,sous at
r;erei,a,e stations for Pottsve and Read
III chatr-car 70 Wilkesbarre. $1,000
1.tO y. ". daily. keep, sunday for L. and B. JUNG:
intermediate stations, Pullman buHet
ners-.car t. Wiikssbarre. connections for Pottsvle
l:.O ~ VI. daily. except sunday. for SOUTH PLAIN
FrT'T.D and Intermediate. stations.
s,in Is " daily cor EAsTON and intermediate stations
100 u Vi daily FOR RUFFAIyO NIAGARA FALLS.
and all points West Pullman Sleeper vestbued train
New-Ycrt 10 Chicago. Sleeper Bufno and Toronto:
Connections Tor Reading and Harrisburg.
G,yO r. VI daily except Sunday. FOR Eas.on and inter-
300 a. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES
TER RtFFATO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
we-, Pullman sieepers to Chicago and Buffalo Chair
car Wiliesharre. 49, 49, 49,
Tickets and Pullman accormodatons az 235, 26l. o..
and 323 broadway 81 East 18th 81. 56 East l25'h ST.
Nov York Fulton St Court St. 9S Broadway. and
Brooki,n Annex. BROOKLYN. y Y.
ho,cl resdence THROUGH - destinati0n.
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tina, the report would be buish as the yes,er
day some Of the e an Dsars osy
selling out the whca, while prices were declining Talk
s sSl 5spas aa %, be drop
in the West and Northwest woua nrs or the
growing crop The cables quiet. but hrmer early,
bcusns were moderate sellers Of futures The movement
q wheat to the interior was modera,e shpen se com
ing to the ssabar although considerable portion ha.
whes, at sping vhea, markets today IL, 4c2 bush
n'Sap %, n' ss ya % Ss se ba.h
bush seaboa,d ecps n 49, a ps ss Sh Expor,s
1852 bush s5l bush In the last haf o, the The
session ths tendency Of prices was ,b"arr n, iiI
decline The feeling was quite nsryous IN ne
n, noon me Govenneni report, The trade light
prices moysd guehy on ep"r,ei shippers
taking 5000 bush. No red at e over May ~ b.
eminent repor, the condition Of wheat s2 against
s last month condition ., s' t Wo"'a
reported Of 800 bush 800 sos 90 last year
ment December ANY loss in acreage wo ,. rcluc'
The curb syotT from sr s for for c 5n wss @S
weaker selling down rather easily to-esy led by me
ibere was an Outstanding short Nav the
few & nTcs and ana ne
cash MAY widened The reports
attention paid the carly renors about cold
imHor,an, than the TAX about frost The AZ
net decline The spot market was gu1 , and Ss
5a'c iSoSc bush 10 Inspection SOFA al ,.c
July and S.S y soR U corn nT soa at
delivered. .oATs-The trade in oats was less active
Inward lower declining 'sndency being h;lpsa
growing crop continue good although OF the
oa,rasng States would be beneficial Cash Eats continue
600 bush no q go elevator 200 bush 10 white 3Sc
and hgss track "s sg. % S
clovs good Grades S 1850 so; high grades 50 80
We give fo comparison the closing prices Of the pre-
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LIVERPOOL May TO- 3.i5 g. m-Beef- Extra india mess
Arm al sOs prime Arm Al t2s 81. PORK Prime
mess Western fine. firm At els 81. d. medium hrm az
Iians-Short about ~ - ~ n. dun NJ Ais
o. Cumberland cut. about y to ~ IL easy a.
a2s short rib - No. dull AZ rs. long clear MIA
dies - n. 81, long and snort clear mid
dies - u. az Us shoulders Au"ut u 20 IL
n, dull n, us Cheese American finest white dun NJ
sss do colored dun As TalowP Prime city. nominal
refined steady at IS Spirits l,
turpentine steady 22s Kosii-common i'm ~ Is si
I,r,-p,ime Western spot. duh AT BIS 81 Wh'a'-Np
rcd winter nfrn a, 2i.d. 40 led spring nrm Al -
6i1i Four-S' Louis fancy winter hru NJ Is vi corn
Mixed Western spot firm ~ - I'D May firm ~ IS
I'D. June - I'D: july firm al Is nd Hops
al I1ondnn-I'acnc C0asi. aieady AZ i2Ii2 lNs.
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A EMBELLISHMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL bt. RE
cHIvEp AZ THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No la? Broad 2ss
N.v "a door north OF rhrty-nrst-st.. ana ADVEI.
Ti$EMrNrs at the following Branch Offices: 2oi
III Fourthfave cor. Fourtenh-s $50 Thirdave.: 100
rbrd-avr cor Forty setenths': io2G Thrd-aye. rear
st Frst-ave lo6 West Fortyseconds st
u: Columbus 80 Avenue a: 1893 Thrdave 257
IVES, Forty -seconist ISi0 Second ave- b5t Thrd-ave
aas Third ave-. 205i Thirdave between one hundred
snd-twcnh and one hundrsd- nd thirteenth SITS.
twenty NTH 2i3 West Onehundrei and twenty Nth.
and 200 one hundred and forty hfh-s. to
o. m. regular ono" rates
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RAILROADS..
NIL IACKAWANNA AND WESTERN H. Il.
Stations in New-NOrk foot of barclay and
'''' ChristOpher streets.
CARS. PINTSCH LIGHT.

u,rec, rou,. 10 NEWARK BLOOMFIELD MONTCLAIR.
-" TnE ORANGES summit H. vaudeville. Basking
Risre Madison MliristJwn pass.Ie Paterson, Boon.
t"n' Dover siauhope. NEWTON. Bi DDS LAKE,
vrI'NTAIN Washington. PllillhlSBt' HG. EASTON.
;cNTI.R GAP STROiD SEt re- Iocono Mountains.
scnASTON iIITSTON, WIIkESBARRE NANTI-
cot<E pANVILLE. NORTH MfEKLAND. Mont
,'sn iINGIItMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH. Water
,lls iTi,A RlCHFIEl.D SPEiNGS. noriland.
sVUAcI'SI, OSWEGO ITHACA; OWEGo. ELMliA.
"or%ING. BATH, DANSNIIi BtfTALo and all
IN, Wls'r NOItTIIWESr AND SOUTHWEST.
7.o1 A AUTHORIZATIONS MAIL stops at principal
stations. ,o ,co,SroN prx,.u,Nrox
wv i'TicA RIcHFIEID SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
osWE(;O ENTREES Pullman ltl'iet i'arior cars con,
nee, A. Iluffao with train for Chicago. arriving 90
,oa "a "' n'Ns 'In,a,%gSN BINGHAMToN ard ELMIRA
400 p M-sCRANTON. wILKESnANnE and PLfM-
ot'TIi EXPIiFsS pullman parlor cars
IA M tpsily)- Buffalo Nesltnled Limited Express
''' ,or sen sNT3< RINGHAMToN EIMIRA.' BUFF
Earo Pullman Buffet Sleeping ar 'onn.cts al
Inrr,io with train for Chicago. arriving nj v'3o D. m
q ~ nGs' Kay ,pauy-BUTTALo. SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
VT Tox 'i-rIr'H SYRACUSE and oSWEGO EMPRESS.
-riiCh ITS aTn Pullman Accompanies at II
PAL, yare as, broadway Tickets at Jerry Statnns oi2
Droadvav III 4h-ave l?th-st. ~. i.,,h-st;
eS5 Conmbns New-Yor 33s and '2s Fulton,st and
ios BroadwaJ Brooklyn. Time tables giving ''' hi0F'
" WEsrco TT EMPRESS COMPANY VIII call for ana
check baxgsgs from hotel residence 70 oes''nA"on'
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Proposals
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR ERECTION OF ME-
MORTAL HALL West Point. " Y.-Ofice Of Post
uuariermasier West Point. y Y. April 1893 Sealed
PROPOSALS In ifipcaie will he received this Office until
noon WEDNESDAY,. May Is. 1885 for the construction q.
q Memorial Hall. Plans be seen ami forms and
this Office thc Office u
NJ. ssrs McKlm. Mead and white. Architects 100 Fifth
Avenue New The right Is reserved reject
any and all proposals. J. u. BELIINGER Captain and
A NJ $
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xopx DAILY TR1BrNF SATURDAY, ls95-FoURTEEN PAGES

n average at "a a7s per 100 10 472 unshorn state lambs
% 10 G Hollis: 40 unshorn State lambs % TO- az
S. co. do. - 10. at ~ ,,,cb,ra, lambs 70 10 az
So o. ~, unshorn Western sheep 90
3. ,ols: 2os unshorn Western lambs % TO- al 81 90
H. d. 81 S.sre do IS 10 s. 23 Is Kentucky spring
AT cIins clipped Ohio sheep 10 H. a. - 30 10 a0
io wv n; sherman: 1853 clipped Ohio sheep o9 To-
81 80. - $500, .,-rg lambs at s4IsG per head
10 nn pacan,s is cars 212o head OF which FL
~, r. ssle Market steady AZ 81 Vlso 10 per l~ No.
% dressed unchanged at 5d1sc for heavy TO sh
weights. ., c,o,o boos 100 ~ average at So
per 100 10. - CO.. hors ,c. ~ at S. 10
{. "s,nisrs. l., state hogs Ia II. at 81 ~
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot OF Desbrosses and Cortanct strse'"
In Meet April ~. 1898.
$50 A. w. FAST LIHE,rsi9r car 70 rii,sDIl
1900 pEHS'itw ans sm aiM1 and o5ssra
q nisAss Ia Al M nsGs 4s a. st.
. s. t.u; ~ tH ~ 60 LOUIS ExrnEs ss.
Ims ana s cacsso ana Arrive ensnna o4s A M ST.
c5 sYi T. NJ SsliaKG ss.sn:
ana Dining carr ch:easo ana SieV nena day
Isvesad 4 = q Nj fai4fsRR Pullman
ssepas and Dnns cars e No. TO- naanapos To- H.
tsu f. 4 SAr it:pnS Sleeping Ca;
~ p,;sbrc CONNECTS Chicago daily and CieVe'ah'
and rIjSd s|sfHI 1;?l AND THE sorTH
$40 oi3 nTnf f faI3r y ara a. bnins Sao 40
day $50 g % cSnsressi caa en a ca
T End r. a.dya. say a s's;'' s::
Soh .s.5 aINE saeon ssy S'f'i5'
aiy FARE e T oaiS RAILWAY Express 500
pSi&T s S6Mfo aHf n ana Norfolk
Charles Route a. weekdays. and with through
FOX 5IseE STlsNrrc c i4 $50 NJ weekdays Through
oR MAy , SS PARK "a week oes sa' drove and
Pleasant ~ Y 10 20 10 , ana i5S 80 ocean
Grove. ''' fo 4 rpHihApEtbrMlA, ,u.,, 10 10
Ss s asr 90 80 40 Lm!s T. % sIsA;
Dining carr T. 80 Dining Car) tDining Car'' D.
7ts S, p n No is is niS g. 1896 1929 H. and 20,
As'or HSa,s ,na os % Fusn Street Is
Bpoadway Brookyn Annex station ps' q r9!s2
street BROOKLYN sat9 sa 'srsG and Check Baggage from
ho:sis and residences through to destination woon
S. NJ PRG Generai Manager General Pass'r Agent
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WEST SHORE R.R.

leave Nest 42d ST. station New-fork as fol-
lows AID 10 earlier from foot Franklin ST.
$3.50 A. Va. Iaily. Local to Buffalo.
O;l0 A. VI. Albany. Utica syracuse Rochester
luna!o Niagara Falls Detroit; Chicago; s.
o;l5 4. VI. Day for Albany Montreal Utica. Syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit.
Cleveland. Chicago and 81 Louis.
s:45 =. VI. Daily. except sunday for Utica. Syracuse.
Newark Rochester ana Buffalo
4. VI. Albany. Utica Syracuse. Rochester.
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cleveland. Chi
cago and ST. Louis.
For tickets time tables Of local trains. raror and sleep.
accommodations apply city Offices Brooklyn and
New York. stations Time tables principal
hotels For other Information address
c. Il. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
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L. HAMBURG AMERICAN

TWIN SCREW EXPRESS LINE
TO LONDON. PARIS AND HAMbIRG. HAN
NEW YORK -SOUTHAMPIOH, u'ohoo"' fa''''''"~
Holding the record FOR fastest time on ms s'I,e
Sormsnns. % Il E0r man, June
1rormh,a" Iune q II a. m. Columbia July - ii a. m
l. Cabin. se5 and upward; H. Sann; ~ ,o,o, =.
HoTrcF,-ANer July express steamers VIII touch *
cfIERBOURG their way 20 and IRON so.'naup'o y.
paris without Channel crossing - -, q, -
al METRO AMERICAN LINE. 81 Broadway. NJ 7.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
ERIE LINES.

u = -
Though trains for Chicago and the ives, leave Ns~ .
York foo, u Chambers daily as follows ana h's
minutes earlie- from West 2Sdst: ,, Nj.
az A. M.-Vestlouled Express for Waverly; Bng'
J.IO Iam,on Eln<~a. Buralo. Bradford ana sals'
inanca. rarior car 10 Buffalo 49,, L.. ~,
300 s "S VIA cs.uSua 1' Lax. 'G arrive:
Is >. IN. Chicago p m sieepers TO CHI
cseo Gland and Cincinnati pning car.
COO y. VI Brrslo vesubaed Express arrives B n
O.s)U fal1 \ n making direct connections Tor De-
tro', chicago Nh the West Buffalo passengers
can remain s..eper until a ~ -,
S:45 =" r,a S" ca"eo sespsrs BaSao Chi
cas1 and Cincinnati Dining Car: .>,
I ocAr TIME TABLE TICKETS ANn PuLLMAN
~ Vas, l25,hst Chambers and Yves, 23d-s ferries.
New York 90 Broadway and 233 Ful,on-s Brooklyn 70
Iua.or 1t, Hoboken. and Jersey CITY Station Ers
transfer Company calls FOR and checks baggage from
hotel. ard residences to destination
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Ocean Steamers.

AE1[sR0GAM 00Rls.
Observation-Disclosures U-ondon-parIs.
MAY MAY - ii a. m Paris June june II, T. m
p May 20 II a m s. IT To.s June 20 i
Rl5lW STAR lI0G1[E,
EW-YORK-ANTWIRP.
Waesand o.. May Is. Noon Noordand. June t. Noon
Frlesand. -. May -. Noon Waeslani June o Noon
Rhynand =. May - Noon, Frcsland. June 2s Noon
Westernland. June ). Noon EhynMnd. July s. Noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY WV"
Pier H. North River once. Bowling Green NJ Y
WHITE STAR LINE.
Britannia May IS. 10 r. M Britannia. June H. 10 A. m
Majestic. May % p m Majestic June To- D. m
From White star Dock foot OF West iOth.st "
NO COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STE ANERS
Saloon rates. 500 upward according steamer and To-
cation Second cabin these steamers from,
10 the old country SIS No. ~ broadway NewYo aiu
Philadelphia Office. 400 Wanut-s,.
II. MAITLAND KERsEY Agent,
-EUROPE-THlRTY EXCURSIONS TO
<AsEURoPE. Popular prices. $3.50 and up Ocean
c. CLARK TOURIST AGENT. III BROApWAY EEW
YORK ofcial Ticket Agent Pennsylvania ana Erie r. n
OOMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantioue
~ FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE
LA TOURAINE, santelli ...... Sat. May 49, 10 a. m
LA CHAMPAGNE. Laurent: Sat. June l. a m
days Firsi-ciass $500 second class sie "p VaAo ."
4. FORGET. General Agent. No. . Bowunx Green. -
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quie, at unchanged to points decline.
fr1l


The sentiment in the market for Brazil erowths seems
actiyi,y Prices are practically last quoted say l6c
for Rio no fat bean on spot ana iei'S Tor e mo
stocks showing rahsr light sup.ly We note sales OF
American bags washed Caracas, 700 bags Porto Ca
beilo 4.l77 bags Caracas and Porto Cateio ordered
pRUGs-For opium there Is l,,le call. and the
market IS weak s under s 81 e o OF rnd o b
said that something e9d be GouFn, for ie sr %',
81 72s.asi 75 and powderei 81 4oas2 As ouinne Is
held and in good demand at 81 3tge S adr
al ST 5Ss ss % FOR bulk and
-FOUR AND MEAIeThe -four marke, at Sort Of
H.% Sd o h nenss dn e Of Se @
port Jobbers holding off,. or when they did come
IN w' lest he report OF ss65ns be-
ndsposed to make as low terms as were demanded Ioa
ya ,nsr patents S. So 1903 bbs s,rashis So s5qs3 sos
s e !. s % s sGd Tys's oai g Ss
ST. 200 bbls city nnes s. - 81 $50 PRS a sp,ins
sssrs al e Ra' later g a = y
Mpr, s% fa Ea on SS So IS
more So so: Western and Southern. 81 .oas2 20 a.:
81 As ysoN Pr aasl s. EN-" @
s9t T%orsd c s s'SS smny S sSdS
sio s' meal sosi olmss !; 81 city feed 5
DnED hs dsbon sns Is snail Di %
The Increasing supply Of fresh fruits bar hi to s acYy
sins and curran,s quiet n steady prnnes are duh
and dull but steady we quote Valencia rasns
sass: currsnis ia2c; turkish pranes. 2asi.c Can,
fornia szaesc; almonds s.9iahe; Brazil nuts s'a4c;
"FoREIG% GREEN FRuITTrade lemons becom-
have improved. Oranges also in good demand and
nrm Pines Are improving IN Gaan, , ana quality n
prices cSsanus are in Sae ssTa suppy smd
IS Sass 80: bananas 7oc@N s7s; plneappcs. sagsi2
e9sp RahaNWHEXT-T speculative interest in whea,
suffered to-day from the uncertainty as to the Government,
report and there was by no means 50 confident feeling
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Fast Express Trans to
Dnltimore. Washington; thi:nso, Cincinnati.
81 Loui. and Al Point. West;
Leave New York foo Of Liberyst daily for CHICAGO.
l:3o p m and i?alS nRnt - PiTIsBr re-; 80 p. m
900 p m. WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. a. N.
al 30 "A. m. Dining carr 30 g 30 y. M sunday.
900 p. m Dining carr 600 p. m. l2:l5 night. All
trains daily except $50 p. NJ.
NORFOLK. IL 80 n. daily,
NEW ORLEANS, Roan9ke Bristol and Chattanooga
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light.
lI3 l72 c6i as. LAO broadway 81 East
IAN St. i2I noWsry. x Y "a Fulton ST. Brooklyn:
New-York Transfer Company will call fer and check
bagg ige from hotel residence TO destination.
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Opening and close to-day. and closing bids the
MIG ..A La q NnllnN:

closed steady AT 10 to IL points decline compared
Yesterdays closing prices Transterriole notices
Ss1s bales. Exports: Continent 302S bales: Great
Britain bales: forwarded. 325 bales sales - bales
enrners IS bales stock 226 SIS bales Total receipts
to-day bales. thus this week. 2G9 bales Ex
ports to-day: Great Britain 366 bales Continent 43's
bales this week: Great Britain. 80 33i bales
bales NewYoro spot sales to-day and last nigh; as Of
fclally reported For consumption. - bales; total rs
bales: spot tquiet: mGdng uplands 6c: middlng
Gulf &C. Isl Lice lower compared with yesterday
closing
Liverpool cabs-Spot cotton hardening: sales, 5000
bales speculation export 800 bales 5000
bales receipts 10000 bales American 5000 bales mid
ding uplands 3esd Futures opened steady and I'M
changed. closed barely steady at z point decline May
336izs; May-June 336zb JuneJuy. BIB. JulyAugust.
33Sb August-Sepembe 339zs september October. 340s
October Nov enber 3+lias November Decemb-r 342i2s
343izs January February 3s4izs Feb
ruary- March. 345kb. Neutrality-suspicious. quiet and firm;
cloths quiet The weekly OF Liverpool
follows:
In Il Gs0oDD l6I6cpp 1851 900
Afoat .......-.--........ $4,000 $4,000 1000
OF which American. i $4,000 10000 i75I 900
COFFEE-The local market dull and featureless.
The near months strength covering Of shorts.
Gables dull receipts moderate and deliveries larger
Exchanges included $50 bags May for October, al -
points difference Hamburg closed quiet May. 1850 pigs,
tober pigs Havre quiet. May. e3 - francs June
10 August $50 francs September. 93 ~ frsncs Rio
market 49, 7oO res receipts. 5000 bags: cearances
for United States. 1000 bags stock 2t6pJ bags Santos
l6 500 refs clearances per steamship Lasse
Contracts closed quiet unchanged points decline.
Sales 1000 bags. follows
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
(Anthraclte coal used eAciusiveIyl
-Four tracks. Automatic Block signals
G< AND AFTER MAY 18TH. l>'o.
Of I.ilprfy-Sf.

Four tracks. Automatic Block signals.
on AND AFTER NAY ETH 1870.
For Eas9n Be,hlensm A a.on M ITO 30 400
t. '2 2as,qa s 4o s Ale9issSn do Sundays
Tor % 49, : 20 r NJ f sanday sa 80
20 g. .oS 'sS is ig,5 9is ssh. sundays
s Ss' ;s at night saHda;' 100 $780, 600
FSr sunbury Lewburr and wlliam,port a. 80 800
90 A. NJ. 40 80, 7;So p Sundays 500 + NJ
rcas. ne, i$o si5 iIsS NJ so 10 49, ta9
rf PR Lake 80 TONS river Barnssn Park and Bar
Por A,ian,ic cty vineland and Brdse,on +'ao A. NJ
= Fr = Mnmouh Beach s.as.gh' and Hsh,,s,d' g.
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-01-16
THE DEAR OLD LADY is NO MORE
Charming Character Which Is Not Now
Recognized In Society.

A picturesque figure is passing out of
society, if she has not already passed,
says HG7peT's Bazaar. We seldom, in
the drawing-room, meet the old lady.
At this moment she is to be found chief
ly in villages remote from the railway,
or, If in town, she is apt to belong to
the distinctly poorer classes, and to be
engaged in some humble occupation, as,
for example. the keeping of an apple
stand, or the selling of newspapers
around the ferries or elevated stations.
Thus engaged she wears a distinctive
dress, almost a uniform. It consists
of gown of some very dark or neutral
tint, with straight, full skirt ending
at her ankles, round waist, no drapery
or puffed sleeves, leaving the wrist
free; little three-cornered shawl over
the shoulders = always that = and a
hood or bonnet protecting the gray
hair.
These old women are frankly old.
They seem to have lived hundred years
and never to have been young. Their
old faces are crisserossed like maps
with innumerable fine lines; they bear
themselves with certain patience and
dignity.
But they are not in society. They
are part of the world outside, which
does not exist for the sheltered and
guarded and well-to-do. They are like
the peasants in French pictures, as
straightforward, as childlike, as innocent,
as calmly Indifferent to fashion. What
have they to do with it?-what has it to
do with them2
In the strenuous struggle to retain
youth or the semblance Of it, which is
the foible and weakness of our period,
the old lady has difficult time of it
just now. The masseuse labors to eff
face her wrinkles, those time-reveaIing
marks which, bravely worn, have q
beauty of their own. She tries cream
and unguents, hot water and cold water,
galvanism and steam, that she skin may
remain as soft, as rose-hued, as flexible
as it was at 20. In this there is no
harm, but, did she only know it, there
are placid old faces among the Friends,
and among the Shakers too, which have
kept off wrinkles and retained shape and
smoothness. solely by the spirits inward
light and peace and help.