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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-20
A TALK on TEACHERS.
MR. FE1rER TELLS WHAT \ SUCCESSFUL EprcA-
TOR DOES

TOR DOES.
William l.. Felter. principal OF Public School No.
II smoke on What Constitutes Successful
Teacher AZ conference under the auspices or the
BROOKLYN Institutes Department OF Pedagogy on
Wednesday afternoon. The speaker argued that the
successful teacher never used her profession as an
agency TO get other line of business
Relative 10 offers OF marriage made 10 such teach
a-s Mr. Felter said they looked upon from the
-, "A >, vbs,her or not the teacher could do
,ork equally as well as a mother in household as
shs could do work In a schoolroom
cf tho general knowledge OF the teacher OF To-
A., H. nrincinai said she knows what she Is 10
leach and she knows 1t all. She knows great
daI r,ore ~ the subject than she VIII ever be called
u ,ar 80 ,aacb She can always make choice from
her fund OF knowledge OF what she shall present;
She recog nizes the fact that she can 90 oniy so
,,,cb I'm Zach dav From "A study or her class she
knows how much they can do. Her aim is TO have a
i,Is thoroughly done great deal imperfectly
dcne Whi,e she aims al quantity. she makes 1t
subseryient 10 quality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-20
MR. mcguire REMOVED AS TRUSTEE.

Justice Van Wyck, OF the supreme Court 'es.e'-
day afternoon granted order removing John Ma
e,,ire as trustee under the Will Of Hugh Bell. The
order was issued on the petition of James Bell
John Bell and Eliza J. Fitzgerald. children OF Hugh
Bell. who allege that Mr.. Mcguire has violated Mo
trust.
Mr. Bell died February 9. 1873, leaving mouse
at No S Hudson-ave. His will, which was du'y ao-
rnitted to probate. named his widow, Ellen BEL.
and TWO friends as executors. One OF the frendA
failed to qualify. and the other friend ana Mrs.
Bell have since died. On September "a 1859 Mr:
Magure was appointed trustee OF the estate In the
petition on which the order OF removal was granteo
il is alleged that Mr. Mcguire violated his trust IN
that he allowed Hugh Bell IT,. on whose peuion
he wa appointed trustee. TO collect and appropfae
10 hts certain rentals OF the property OF inc
estate II is also alleged that Mr.. Mcguire DID the
same thing himself. and that he neglected TO keep
the property repair and to pay the taxes SO tnat
declare that Mr.. Mcguire is nsolvent ana that ne
ON es large sums OF money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-20
IN THE BROOKLYN COOh1S'
PROCEEDINGS BEGUN TO HAVE COM
MITTEE APPOINTED FOR MRS.
SENNETT.
THE ELIMINATION OF THE DISPUTE OVER TIN
MANAGEMENT OF HER PROPERTY-IT II
ALLEGED THAT SHE IS INSANE. AND
THAT ONE OF HER SONS RUNS THE
ESTATE TO SUIT HIMSELF


ESTATE TO SUIT HIMSELF.
1t Is alleged that Phebe sennett. who is now Iva
ing at No. ssl Van Buren-st. is of unsound mind.
and an application yesterday made 10 Justce
Van Wyck OF the Supreme Court. for the appoint
ment Of a committee Of her person and estate. In
connection with the case some serious ahesa'
tons are made regarding he property owned py
the alleged incompetent In disposing OF the appi-
cation. Justice Van Wyck ordered all those inter-
ested to appear before him at later date. wnen
the matter will be more fully argue1.
The petitioner Is her daughter. Susan d. Bright
SON. of No a37 Presdent-st She says that her
mother is eighty years Old. and that she has been
blind for years, and that since March l.
1885, she has insane. Her husband, Joseph Sem
rett. died eight years ago. leaving all his properly
to his wife Those who entitled TO share In
the property are Leonard Sennett Of NO. sl van
Buren-st., son; Joseph sennett, OF the same al
Dress a son. the petitioner in the present proceed
ing; James b. Sennett, OF No. ga East One-hun-
dred-and-fory hfth-st;, New-York, SON. deborah s
Mrs. Sennett. and Sarah B kayior, or NO ssis
K nd ss:Dh Eyey Morey grand
children. =.
property at No 1852 Cayer-st $50 on deposit In the
Kings County Savings Bank. $500 on deposit n ne
nd @ mole nam IN III. same institution deposited
trust, $500 in. the Greenpoint savings bank sma
and "Hrs e s"m in trust for Joseph senne An
AFFIDAVIT by Mrs. Brghtson submitted. g
power of attorney purportng to be signed by Fheoe
Sennett with her mark. was produced by me sen
Leonard He was given absolute control on ms
mothers estate and power to make drafts. In
vestments and handle the money and properly. IN
any way he pleased The petitioner says that ner
mother lives with the two sons. Joseph ana Leon
ard at No 39l Van Buren-st., and that al the tIme
when the power OF attorney was executed re was
so weak of intellect that she could not possipy TN
derstand the nature OF the documen; when sne "as
signing Mrs Brightson says also that none OF
those Interested In the estate knew anything apcus
II until II was all arranged 49,.
sunnemsntal afndavit is submitted by George
z Brightson the husband OF the petitioner VINO
managed a part Of Mrs. Sennetts estate os.ofe
Ell into the hands of Leonard Mr.. Brigh,spn de-
noses that after Leonard obtained the power on az.
torney he twice had him arrested on me nsIko
that he failed TO hand certain pankpoohs.
The charges were heard and Immediately dsin;ssed-
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-08-15

Salaries of Rulers.

The British Government paws the
royal family $4,000. 900 yearly. Of
this amount Queen Victoria receives
$4,000 900 besides her income from
the dncby of Lancaster which amounts
to s250.000. The Prince OF Wales gets
$780, 900 a year for the labor of beng
heir apparent. The pay Of the lord
lieutenant of Ireland is 800. 900.
Italy days her king 50, ZOO, 900 a year.
The German Emperor receives $4,000
DOC, besides a large revenue from es-
tates belonging to tile royal family.
The Car OF Russia owns in fee simple
one thousand square miles of cult va
ted land, IN addition to a fixed income
of 81. 1000, 600. If young Alphonse Of
Spain saves his money lie will be one
of the richest soyerelgns of Europe by
the time he attains his majority. His
present income is 81. 400, 900 q wear.
France pays her president a salary Of
$24O, 900 a year, while the President
of the United States receives only
$4,000. Until 1873 the presidents
salary was only $4,000.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-08-15
PROSPECT OF A CLEAN CAM.
PAIGN.

The demand for a clean and argu-
mentative campaign is growing and it
il the result Of Mr.. Bryan's fair and
manly acknowledgment Of the sin
certify Of his opponent. Major McKin-
ley. The New York World says:
I'm his Omaha speech Candidate
Bryan made II valuable contribu-
tiOn to n intelligent discussion Of the
campaign issne This il his declare.
ton that IA during his past campaigns
he has conceded to his OppOnents the
same honesty Of purpose that he has
asked them to cencede to him, he will
continue The same policy now. This is
the only reasonable basis Of discns-
sion. Abuse is not argument. 1t rem
dels alignment impossible. As the
pending campaign must be largely .
campaign Of education. and "a pduca-
tion means discussion. all sight-mind-
ed people will expect to have the dis
cnssiOn Of the issues carried on with
out the embarrassment Of abnse.n
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-08-15
CHICKENS COME TO ROOsT.

Politica: Chickens. like others, have
a habit of coming home to roost. The
Republican party, in advocac. nf a pro.
tective tariff. has always maintained
that this country is large ennngl, IN
to enable it to bnild 4 stone
wall around itself and still thrive
without commercial intercourse with
the Old World.
A man whose mind il not clear on
the silver question goes to the New
York Sun for enlightenment, and wish
ga to know if the above named posi-
ton If the protectionist is correct. why
the same rule should not apply 10 an
independent monetary system.
The Suns explanation is that the
protectionists lie.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-08-15
A NEEDED.

The Mckinley press should get to-
gether and agree upon some mode of
attack upon Bryan because Of his age.
As it is now one organ will declare
that he is too young to hold the res-
ponsiDle position Of President, while
another will endeavur to belittle his
claim to public favor on that score by
referring to the youthful age of Alex
ander, "a when he conquered the
world, and then wept because there
were no more worlds in sight.-States.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-08-15

Some Of the Chinese customs would
do credit Q Christian people. On
everv New Years morning each man
and boy, pays visit to his mother.
He carries her a present, varying in
value according to his station, thank
ing her for all she has done for him,
and asks a continuance Of her favor
for another year. They are taught to
believe that mothers have an influence
for good owe their sons all through life.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-08-15
5. T. G~RIsAMORE
HAS OPENED -
NEWS DEPOT, STATIONERY,
BOOK STORE.

On the corner of Market and st. Louis
streets, and keeps the largest variety
of goods in that line that was ever
offered for sale in Lafourcle.
He has also a fine assortment Of
Tinware, Granite Iron Ware, Wire,
Flower pots, &c.
Subscriptions received for newspa-
pers, periodicals and magazines at
publishers prices.
AL at prices to suit the times.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-08-15
TAKE NOTICE.

We call the attention IF
justices Of the peace elect Of
this and adjoining parishes
that we are prepared to fur
nish them all needed forms
in their line Of business on
short notice and at reasona-
bic prices. Write or call and
see for yourselves.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-29
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. May IS (speciaD Wheat dropped cent here
to-day until the market was under put figure but the
lcos showed almost complete recovery July opened
at 5s,sc sold between 5s@5s'Sc and 577c and cosd at
ss%c For an hour there a good deal OF
s,or logs order selling Cables weak. The North
west. m markets broke badly. The news from wall
street was depressing Minneapolis and Duluth had large
receipts 43s cars against pa last week Under put
price there was substantial buying. lot Of 1t by private
wir.. concerns apparently FOR New-York ST. Louis the
p seller here for several days past covered freely pos
siy Influenced BY the loss Of some of its elevators at
hor possibly Influenced by the desire 10 pe re
lIcved speculative anxecs In face OF the great ds
a.,er a, home good sized faboard cleaanee
over anoOo bush principally from Baltimore and Boston
New-york reported twenty loads taken there. and there
was good shipping demand at market price here hle-
yaior people however. were not disposed 10 part WIN
their spring wheat and the husnesS done amounted
NJ only 25OOo bush No Northern. THE Price current
was bush declaring that the estimate on winter wheat
was being exaggerated Reports from Kansas complained
4 damage by drpith. There were additional Complaints
from Michigan. Indiana and Pennsylvania Toward the
the score that market had nnay reached shipping
corn was rather steady In spite o very large receipts
so cn.s this and go cars es'imaed Tor fru1S
sh,nuers said the demand from the East poor Chai
tcrs reported fnr only lt'oo' bush me sg sIn,H
market was i.c cables WEI" hd lower Seaboald
ccarances iI20oO bush The crop advlces sh'~sd
NJ reason for complaint anywhere Inc business ~ "a w
pit by the larger scalpers ana was "''"ou' s"'"
,ance. - ,,,, calling 10 -
tween isc si.c and closing At s'soc Crop ads
shoue sone change n There were complaints
,om K,n.os Of lnury of drouth complaints east ot
the river - Injury By rust There was far eash Ie
,nand charters being made for 10000 bush S1ni'e -
wee steady. Ia alonS that rheS nryi
iry weather particularly 20 peven, dlscolratmn Inc
,ec.,,s s.re 1S cars III. estimate for Friday i2l
prvisions strong pork gaming 2Oc larI 30 80
arI hs n alOc The market got the benefit OF the I'M
n,n,et IN nisin.as II "Wednesday Trr was more
spint 10 the trade and increased outside buying IL
,tt az 4, ,her. was considerable buying by New ork
The hacking In West for the week was 3i"V" against
last year The loch! pach'FS' h""''''' '''''"N-
On selling side
ef,,.I At 5sisc calls At jDsc. puts on July corn
,ios.i at .ss,q2si.c. calls al 2si.g-s+sc.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-29
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TODAY.
r,rE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. May 2S. 1890.
oorroN-The first call sales In the local market were
W ve,terday's closing prices after which there
o. aoo,u susbt rally some months and then a sharp
deehhe las points later months. After this the
tons .os narrow with moderate fluctuations and com
light trading The Liverpool market was closed
psrssu sna II will remain closed until Monday owing
o+day oidav there The afternoon session. was without
% shough there considerable liquidation and
~, ceiling The market closed barely steady, win
na acina ot 5GS points. Total sales were lal 800
aes vrim probably come into sight this week 70 OOo
IneN sa,st $4,000 year, 110O0 in 1894 and 280oo
Latham Alexander Co. have issued circular
cotton acreage of 1906. The deductions are made
q meo 5oi replies Of averaged date May 81 ana they
0 an estimated acreage of 2l.ClaoU against
G',ysa; The is average one week carrier
- lo was last year although Texas is one week later
Ine !. ISL OO0 acres l4ia per cent In compiling
.s:mates q noticeable to the compers that The
tsssa ts In acreage not confined TO any particular
.n n any State but nearly uniform throughout
tecu' STAT, with the exception Of Tennessee Accom-.
esnr,nr Ire ge reports were large NUMBER OF
...,s ,rom whic II gathered that Will" the condl-
wv - ire plant the whole is favorable. there are
MAJ 93,a,ts causing slow termination and poor stands.
sth % sj make much repanting necessary There are
so many complaints Of excessive rains. cold weather
"a damage BY The replanng being necessarily
80 ana routh stl continuing. fears are entertained
~, The crop In those sections Will be seriously cur
.nn.s The acreage OF 1894 when the crop was. say
"a or5 600 baes was about with the acreage as
,nns in 1894 were considered perfect, while this year
NV az. considered By many to be far from perfec;
in range and to-day and closing bids the
,,.rIous night and last year follow:
New-York tribune., 1896-05-29
81 10 sI25 $I05 y, va
f25 7+0 T:2h 40
4 22h 432is 2s sosT
3Ih 40 4S'n ~
b:
so,l eoo $50 $50
SS7it 4 02b 305 402is

september 39ibt 4"<1s =" q"
se'r . sss''s9; '''1T; Es r. ss!;s
ss ss$ss s $... asis e. & e. %I'ss ;
ssS as 'hSs q sas. sS.y a't 81 short s
ss $. n.e.d cut i Saw e e Sa siS
On ,he Produce ESchanse today the butter market
a ac Ess. fsias ar% STSaTf ssh isS STOCK "fS c S' '
50 o. .pfns %ss 1s.a FSSF 81 81 'ssn
s!:aay r:Ts &r% s,n 20, sss ssi
e sss Ssi' m:se :se.fs s S5s t
GSsf sas'i and "a % Butter Ohio Ard
%S.Rsy TSsRs GgM . e. ps. ssf' quiet ''
Nay S r month snd "sax now
ans S5sn TSnSa snon ' N radRs and opened ed S
5a s iss and closed at ec cash anged o ls anna anna
S s:s" sinss s1s q; sSS:
ng ss"s' Sc 'tS on track Ss 3s
: A.yf; S: .;saE %s5s. sass for sacked BRAN
qas.3 %sas NAY P
ISss % sssss2 San %es np opened
% nd an ad ' M S.Se psmS 70 at
broke 56F.c. and closed at S7c July closed isc under
MnssSs IS 'S%
.old s a%df! sana2sd y SS-ansSH sSd
Sa;sa. a Na e s s. ss TGS Sg bs.
s'R = sss; ssar. Ss IS @ %dns sSa quoted
Philadelphia. May 2s-Flour market weak and un-
settled In sympathy with the continued downward move
men In wheat. Wheat weak; prices declined
t9i4c. Contract wheat May and June, 66g66Ae; July
6ii. dOtlRc August G;A n64c. Corn-Opton market was
weak IN sympathy with the decline In wheat. but offer
ings moderate end prices show important change
Local dull little II anything Offering on the spot
hut No yellow offered tor tomorrow delivery at & De
cline Of lc: No mixed May and June 35i4433'1c july
3iq3i.c: August. 3iba35c Oats-Market for cariots
dull with ample offerings former rates Futures in
active end without important change: No white May
25i.a?5ac; June and July 2oG25.c; August 2+g25c
good demand: Western frsts. lllsulZc
sagasRefned quiet and unchanged. Other articles un-
changed
New-York tribune., 1896-05-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New York. May %. 1890.


BEEVES-Recepts % cars. AZ head. all for
West side slaueherers No trading IN live cattle Feel
prime native sides few selected d. sold at
nc Private cable a1yces from London quoted Ameri-
rator beef at G'.a7i.c; and Liverpool choice
9gaiy sd at Ic I9p price at glasgow w. re, M,r rHts e.,
Bermuda 30 cattle by A. strauss No shipments reported
Friday -
fcr he uptown market making. with 80 head held
those yards YESTERDAY nearly $50 head on sale
81 '"pS' per l,S' ~ FOR prime l,ais ana b1hch .' o
buttcrmilks brought 81 - country dressed vra'
and little alive ana dressed buitermllks sold 3ptc
es-H II. Hollis 2 ,cals. lGi 10 average. at 81 -
H. io Ss H. at s. 90 20 ao iGo H. at 81 ~
milk calve~. II, H. at 81 80 ~ .
4 ". oiis & Co.: - veeal'. lei n. at s.. .ooo
head cars for city butchers direct ana j" cars ip s
market light receipts there was active trade at
we're also very firm and a shade higher. quality
sdercd The pens wcre cossd Early Ear 81 10 i,rr pT'no
yearlngs s. 75as3 S's and prime would hays 1ronsh
81 534s3 ~ Six and lam caIe ~ nrgn1 hher ,'n, %
GisasDc dressed yearngs. At "dic and dressed spring
lambs sold al loal6'. . 49,, ,.,,. ,, 20 -,
avcfasc at s. PER 100 n. a5G d. so n 81 Z, rs TO-
~ n a, S. Is. 5l Western sheep. III NJ at ~ VI
s Judd a o.: az ohio sheep. - n. at ~ 30. ~
Western do II 10 at - - - Michigan yearnss. - H.
Newton CO: 22e virginia amts. 81 ID. q. s. - 4.
". Collins 800 Nitgni. lamls " 10 - ~ q, 20 ,sss
McSisSn i ar a. o :, H. a, I, AZ i Western sheep i7 NJ
at ds :. e - yTsn1 VIZ. rele SS " fs M at - 1910 had all for
slaurh'erers WIN ne sAccp''9n - ,rnch o, hnce
m,Sy sr A. 'T,Gy sn a, a, s5 ~ S % Gu,er e S.eay a, s. -
COUNTRY dressed Hight receipt and quiet Al 'haoc for
saa.,i i H5ls Lat. wednesday II stat. hogs
i6t N average a, s, - per u" H. q, .s,o hog
i5o ~ at 81 ~
New-York tribune., 1896-05-29
Railroads.
AMERIcA's oRgArGsT RAILRoAn.~
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER R.
L HUDSON RIVER r. R.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION 4?D STREET.
$3.50 M-E.eep, sunday Empire siaie EARress I,,ss
Niagara Fais a%I F''i Ss' p NJ Tn This train limited
O,3O A. M~Daiiy. Fast Mail for Poushkeepse Al
bany Utica. Syracuse. Rochester Buffalo, Niagara
1880 4 M.SEsssp, SUNDAY; Day Express. For all i'm
100 p MEDaily. Southwestern Limited For cOlum-
ASany uca Syracuse ROehes
loo fr SIi PSTnl" c,,c.s, so.c,, for Detroit c..ve
land odo and chsasp Stops at
Albany Schenectady. GtIca, Syracuse. Rochester
$3.50 P M.-Exceps Sunday wes, Point. POushkeepse
4.ao 3-baiiy '1Es NortS Shore Limited. Due Detroit
so a. m Chicago 4;ao p. m Stops at Albany
600 p M.@pa1y SSS For Albany Troy Utica. Ad,ron-
Sss,a ga eeveans dede peo cheas
o.,r cDcinna'i. 8; Louis. ,,.,,.,o,
7'ao M%baly or~ For suir%o SiassTa Falls Gsvs,
ooo PSush hssspsie' Asiis Albany and T,ica s1'' ~
only pcn. on cps'i Fa Brook SSsI"f Raway
ono p MDsiy For oswsgS Wa,srSwG
ans he csfss9 hnsSD ssSS n%sSs os % cs
1910 DSD train for nna ssdsp
SUNDAY. Sunday nsht sunday nghs Goys5,yile and
o1a FtisSfld Y; Harlem p!vsIoa :.., -, ~. r.,s
'n5s I'M Soar If HeEisT HRSiHs 2'''!Sn rs
psnP 'ss by'S" s.HnssSn SSas v5
rsns Msfnsr rssGs Gers s on al through trains
M M'f.s f$:: aIs"h SsR5s
ESs5 EI;S1hs :5S IND sss SsTySsf sss and 7sS
Sona SS'i GtGreis m ToGGEY cSTS2ny GEORGE DANIELS
General Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1896-05-29
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Ii,e,roa, Ma, - 3.45 g. m-u.ef-fStrl India mess
duII AZ o.. prne mess Jul iis P"rk-l'rime mess
N sstrrn nne duli as III DO medium du. AZ foS
Hans Sh.rf .ut about IL n. steady at S1s "
cut. about - 80 - H. du at 2's oi
eno, fih about -, ~ du. at Us. long crar m!ii'S'
irht about a. 20 ~ 10 dull 2is long clear mld9i's
I,a.y h,out 30 - n. stock. short clear midairs'
heavy about 20 10 n, dun rs Cd. clear bellies
aisu, ~ 10 IL No. dull rs Cd Shoulders about j. %
4. n lll Al 24s iari-Pne Western spot dull al rs
a. 80 Chrc-e- American nnes white easy at i3s o. d.
co,orsd easy at a's 1alow Prm, city dun at liS 10
roon..et Idveip .ol i"unrd dG at los tl spirits
~ tuIr niin. steady 2ls li. K1sn Common hrn At
4, id wheat 81 winter dull at - t'sd, No i
%r,hef, .nf ur lu At Mixed Western. sp H.
du a ;. ND May steady at 3 ia. June steady al =
IL. f,, steady at FlourS St Louis fancy winter
u,' al = "a hop, London Pacific Coast dull at ~
New-York tribune., 1896-05-29

Market closed barely steady at To- points decline
e,pared with yesterdays closing prices Transferibe
n,ices J,ne 7CI Total sales 15l 500 bales. New YORK
gross receipts 1922 bales. Exports; FORWARDED iS. .
Ssles Total net receipts to-day S53 bales thus FAR
his week IL 42s bales Exports to-day: Continent 300
ia,es Thus far this week Great Britain. loj2 bales;
yr'nce $40 bales Continent 12 sss bales stock 33 go
bales spo, dull and easy, l-6c decline mddng
vpIsnds Sc: mddng Gulf SIC sales 81 bales all spin
ming. - - ,,-.. ,., a..
p,asrone weak The situation Is unchanged with
A hearish feeling predomnatng. Cables We're lower chief
ss.ss we're for septenber Rio market steady 1900
Ies decline OF zoo receipts. 600 bags cleared for
irt.d states 5000; stock 10000. Santos receipts 600
fass: stock a6 COO dull at 800 res decline
Of 900 Hamburg que,s June, "a pigs July G3; August;
IL francs closing irregular; May. 1850 francs June.
"a 80: July 1924 August 1870: September I3 In the
her al 10 points difference.
Contracts closed steady May 40 points lower others
unchanged 10 points lower Sales were 1900 bags as
fol
New-York tribune., 1896-05-29
THE STATE or TRADE.

blls Wheat weak No red spot and May, UihH'Hcs;
Juy and August s3i .n63sc. southern by sample "op
&C stock 80" 600 lush safes 10000 bush CoGn ,'ehy
mixed SPOT and month 32is sa32].c: June 32n3Ic July
sS1isssc do yellow ssa3Silc stock 7i2"o bush 'ales.
?oS bush oats weak and lower; No 2 white Western.
2ja2Jisc: No mixed. 24q2i'sci stock; 2"Oo bush'
weak No SOC nearby d2n i's Wesisin sI ps
freigllts quiet unchanged Esss hn loc 'o,e
quiet No = i3c. sugar strong sranula'ed '"5'' Cot
ton quiet middlings. shc.
8, s@Msa lo sfaighs 81 ooqss 50: winter clear and
straights 81 .Ogs9 75 winters 50 soqs Cornmea quiet
rack ssc No and steamed s1qas oats steady
:Tss Mn,tf sraa M s'" mds S Is ni
ssii &c cuts lean ends 81 80 Barrel beef 9slc
.m' H:aI quIei S" ,a e9c Fresh @ Esef q1s c.c 81
ioc fSes ta W,;ern & El,o nhet ' G Imitation
ladies 06 i0 choice dairy i@i4c other dares
i@iac Lambs steady. sGac: spring. each saas. Nut
siaisc Eggs frr for choice; nearby. l+aiGc Eastern
l2aI2lc Western ond Mchlsan iigl2c a0
nhiekens Xo1thern choice ls0: Northern fowls ~
IIsbrons goa &C. Green Mountains 25G2sc: white stock
2sdlosc; new Southern hbl 81 5oas3 A.ples.hu,sets
s9Gs4 Valencia oranges s5asl Lemons s2ass % fne n
lac Cabbages new si.s y. spinach natVe & pusn sia
SIC quiet faney s2o"i2 ,oweI grades dn ,igs o
nnnncd arss isc seconds iGsal7c; Union sole hrs's
24c: seconds. 22c
buffalo May 2s-sprng wheat closed firm; 'ac higher
Kansas hard offered ct Gic In store; no offerings on
track Corn closed weak. ic lower and dull oats closed
dull UNCHANGED Rye dun No 4e asked % In tssd s11re
steady unchanged Canal frieghts unchanged
Chicago MAJ 2s-Tre leading futures ranged AZ fol-
lows: ,--