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Evening star., 1896-10-31
Gladness Comes

NM ltn d DeUUer UNDERSTANDING OF Jn0
w transient nature of the many phys
ical ills, which vanish before proper eff
forts-gentle eefforts-pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge, that SO many forms Of
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply TO constipated condi-
ton of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millions of families, and is
everywhere esteemed SO highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without debilitating the
organs on which it acts. 1t is therefore
all important, in order to get its bene-
fetal effects, to note when you pur.
chase, that You have the genuine arti-
Gle, which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
all reputable druggists
If in the enjoyment of good health,
and the system is regular, laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed. II
afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended to the most skillful
physicians, but if in need of a laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
well-informed everywhere, Syrup of
Figs stands highest and Is most largely
used and gives most general satisfaction.
Evening star., 1896-10-31
woMEN's VOTE TO DATE.

Next report November 4.
oct2S, 3ln4,7
Evening star., 1896-10-31
Capt. Bryan, Co. G. Capt. smoot, Co.

fered a little by the change of officers en-
account of loss Of time.
His two neutenants, r. C. Mexican and
D. s. Edmonds. are able assistants and
very good instructors.
The roster of Company D is as follows:
Sergeants-C. D. Young, c. Norwood, H. z.
Wheeler, Merwin, j. Costigan; corporals-
Werneke. Turtle, Stuart and Dickson; pri-
vates-Johnson, Granger, Fitzgerald, Muir
ply, Wagner. Williams. Hart. Hodges,
Jones, Haas, Whitney, Wright. Ellis, Par
sons, johnson, Rice. Mclean, Goodrid,
Clark. Smelling Cleveland, McLachlen, My
ers, Bovee, Johnston and Baum.
Evening star., 1896-10-31

NcShSenCe D1ScOuraKed.
Students who start in to work with q
will, and then gradually permit their inter-
est IN their studies to relax, quickly dis
cover that there Is a corresponding lack Of
interest on the part of the instructor at the
Corcoran School Professor Andrews re-
CARDS with such disfavor the students who
habitually make practice of absenting
themselves from their respective classes
that the delinquents soon discover the de-
STABILITY of Withdrawing from the school.
When the instructor passes by the easels
or pupils OF this negligent character with
out commenting. either favorably or un-
fayora6iy. upon their work. they cannot
diligence has made their further member
ship Of the school undesirable
Again, when students, after gaining ad-
mission to the school. indicate by their
work that there is a certain Limitation to
their talent and facility beyond which 1t
would be impossible for them to advance
with all of the instruction and practice in
limitations and Of the fruitlessness of pro
tracted effort. Such students accept q
pronunciamento Of this kind quietly, If. a
little mournfully, and cease their attend
ance at the school,
All Of the finished work accomplished by
the students Is under the control of the
instructor until after the holding Of the an
nual exhibition. which every year takes
place during the month of May. The work
that is deemed worthy of exhibition by
Professor Andrews is exhibited. and a com
mittee of three well-known American art
lists lthe committee being differently com
posed every year, awards the Corcoran
gold medal to the most meritorious among
the students.
"A large section Of the new building Of the
Corcoran Gallery Of Art on 18th street has
been set aside for the use of the school
and when the move is. made probably In
January next. 1t Is expected that .hsre will
be large increase in the number of pupjis-
owing 10 the better facilities for instruc-
ton. In this case. 1t Is likely that pro
fessor Andrews will have the assistance Of
q small corps Of instructors.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago May - GpecaD. D.-Wheat rather nrrner
to-day although the market was narrowed by the ho
dav abroad and the short day East. July opened at
GOsc sold between GOAsc and Gii.c and closed at
6lc The the close The sale for direct
export Of about bushels Of wheat here almost all
No | Northern. Argentine shipments moderate
So 600 against iG4soO0 last The Northwestern
markets relatively strong. Seaboard o"arances
showed some Increase. $40 O bushels In all Cearances
one issued by Snow. very bearsh, especially IN
gard 10 Kansas The pit trade unimporant. In the
half hour there considerable covering by shorts
who did to Sunday with trades open
Wheat charters reported for 100000 bushels.
Corn was weak, cash i3a4c lower. the crop condl-
ons pronounced almost perfect; receipts 2iA
GO. the estimate for Monday 400 The selling
Of by cash handlers. shippers and receivers
The country selling. July sold between 2oi.nH'Ac
Charters reported for 22jOOo Argentine shipments
large. 2s.tOO.
oats were weak corn. the sample market dropping
IsGa.c Perfect crop conditions were the influence
Large receipts added the weakness-328 day
and $40 estimated Monday July sold between 1880
and ls.qIs4.c and closed at 1870. Charters
ported $1,000 New-York did little buying Of fut-
ures shippers and receivers were the sellers
Provisions showed steadness to-day. pork closing
7isqlOc over Friday; lard. . 5q7isc. There were
i4sD hogs: the estimate for Monday was $1,000 the
was due the fact of n low range Of prices and
the recent long decline. cudahy was q considerable
buyer of ribs and lard.
on the puts July wheat closed at G0ieG6O].c
calls at blha6iSc Puts on July corn were :9ltc;
calls 2lc.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24

Market closed steady unchanged points decline on
near months l02 points advance on far months com
pared with Yesterdays closing prices Tranferrble no
tees 7s5 Total sales lOl.@O bales. SPOT cotton casy
unchanged Mddling uplands, s'sc; middling gun $50
sales,
Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton dull sales 5000 bales
speculation export. 300. American 1V0l. receipts
1000 American 1900. mdilng uplands. 1921. futures
opened steady 1-64a2G4 decline on near. partial ldi
decline on months; closed quiet and steady un
changed / point net decline; January February 32il
February March 35si2s May. 4l3b. May-June. @l21b
June-Juy 4oiab: July-August 4s"2h Ausu, -ScpitIn-
September October. 4pb oct her November
a59s December 35Ii-b. December January
357i2s.
COFFEE European selling orders caused lower prices
today Cables weaker in all directions The staisti
cal position important changes Expectation ~
free receipts leads belief in lower market. Chiet
December Havre opened for May June AMI
July $3.50 francs August 1sI5 francs; Sepiem'e 80 :!
francs Closing steady hall month decline about
franc below YESTERDAY RIO steady at 1900 eXchang"
81 cleared for nifc9 states
5000 bags. Santos receipts 1000 bags
stock 1900 bags market duh 1900 Cleared from
Victoria steamship Faxman with l1oco bags. Hamburg
quiet; MAY 5O June - % July. "a -. August G3 ~.
Numerous place in the market including
iD bags December FOR October - points difference"
20 bags December for September at ~ points. ana 30
bags May for June az 40 points.
Contracts closed steady 1925 points decline. Sales
Il 80 bags. follows:
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET

Sew York May %. 1890
EnEyEs & SEs 81 .. @ s, ':a :%.. No %.'s 's'f IN
far demand AZ sac ger The London cable quotes re-
c", r sns ms q, e@elc dressed weight choice re-
Mjs@r Geo f . at "a ana E Us 81 qaat.s S%s'', ., e ' ON the
ga leo. 10 cattle and 375 shop ,., ,,c
cALtI,s Receipts were 20 head. making, WITH 4'5
head hel o,cr ye.ierla, ' head - be '9'd fi,cs
about tho same as yesterday. win lr,e he,,er
iar Tor 81 SICK G 70 prim' & rra' & ', 20 az nS'
country dressed yeas steady at - &C. c.'y dressed A. =
gc's chgice a. -. i't.r G't.- un'n'"s'' "' '"''
Salcs-J.liine. Wright & o.: ~ yeas lt6 N aYrTas
5, = yer 100 n ~ DID, i'' n. At s. 20 do. l'' io
HIM & Malin Is ,eais l3s N a,,s'. i.t d. 1856 H.
-iiiir HxI ll,iss re,~:rs W. sar- 80
-Ai one car dlre,' . nulcnrrs ana ~" o"'s i & b-i
handy y.,re. = sori quality IN demand at fully
sius - ,o shccp sod a, So - 80 per loo NJ A
s,,gern lambs a, 81 2sase - DresyI mutton steady
dressed yearlngs nrm at sJo'sc ana dressed
s.c- d iiarrins,on 2ss Michigan ycarllnr., 81 N
at s. - r~r ioo H. 22G Buffalo sheep 81 TO- at
II II HONS: go Michigan yea,oss 70 n :, a, 4, s. 80
Ilunc & Mullen 2c9 nuralo yearlins~ 81 n. at s. %
j. M,phrrs.n n Co.,: Virginia lambs. " y. at ST. 80
qsG 10 l24 Kentucky do u, 81 20 = yearngs .
" AZ 8 25 a1 .o - y, 81 Kenucky sheep. ii9o!
!. s. * 2o 2. g n q 8 90 70 Virginia DO 81 H.
at s. iSs % = 90 o., ' m H. oal' al % shccp OF n at 81 s7. 233
western do ~ n at 81 75 70 Kentucky do 100 H. At,
81 10. Iio Kentucky yearngs. u II. at So - d. - h
%rrton & CO. Is, virginia lambs, 81 n SO II: "a
Ms'% iia n a, ,S s.. 49, ao H. h. a; s. ia Kcaa5Sy 5eeo ana
ycarlings % n. at 81 n late yesterday II virginia
LAMBS saai,r I'd rs q 9a' " Gc.rin &c. II iit' .He s7 a, 50 .
HOGS Receipts were n cars. or &5i' had all for
as Per 100 n TO- common Fad hogs included
Country dressed quiet and unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24

Fast mey M9y -, Z, 5s sa' o. ms5s ss
Gsa - bulls sags and cows 81 slrs3 Go; fresh cows
and sprngcrs sl5L$tl veal calves Sass -. heavy and
thin calves S2gs3 Hos Receipts lght; mrkt st"liy
es 81 4oa<3 81 common 70 fair 80 3ou<3 %; heavy
81 25aS3 81 toughs. S2D 81 10 sheep SupTly sh. de
rnani "a r. market steliy Prime. s. 3oa.3 20; eooi
81 ioa<3 % far S2as8 % common. s. 'oQS2 10: cu
siaS2 choice ycarngs 81 rnS4 30; common to god
nion Stock Yad-. chicago. May y -'aitle-R cein's $
100 head ma eay. Common 70 extra steers 81 300
s. 96 siocKrr1 ami ie,ders 50 75asa y oni Ggs
Receipts. 1860 head market firm. Heavy packing ana
,h ppng lots s}IuS 32s: c,mmon - choice m nei
81 80 pigs 81 25asa 30. shecp Receipts 1900 had;
ket nm, Inferior 10 choice. 81 3OgSi lambs ~ q %
rYn,lo MAY a3-Cattle- Receipts - hours. 1876
heol total for week thus far 20 9G2 head for tme
week. ~ 500 head. CONSIGNED through l6 head: t.
N-w-York. l.s'O head. sac 30 head market opened
dull and weak: closed dull with few loads unsold good
steers 81 ST. fair to good fat cows - .aS % yeas
far IL 20 head. Tor time last week 3H3D head
co, Kn-i through $50 head to New York. i.to head
sale 500 head market opened about steaa> cosel
steady and firm WIN al 500 Eo,n :" cI', ., 1os, "a
s, 4oasi 424 mixed packers 90 mediums - "3a~t +o
rpugis 81 JHs2 80. stays s2pS2 90 sheep am -iin~
Receipts - hours B. 200 head total f"r wrek mus
far Al 600 head: time last week i3.~o head
consigned through. 200 head to New York. LOO head;
on sale 1900 head market opened strong FOR lambs
.,eaS for sheep closed for good slow fr common
"mIs and common 81 5o0si % good 70 choice mixed
81 Louis May 23.-'attle- Receipts 700 head: market
vcTv weak: native cows. 81 90 bulls 81 30 No Texas
Senry ss9sa ~ mixed 50 oOgsa 90: light 81 oa:3 30
asa 20 ''.'''''' n... ,oo
ket strong To higher; light and pigs. 81 ojHS 90
medium 81 o3a$3 l2's heavy; s2 9'Ms3 O' Cattle Re-
ccp,s. 800 head: market nominal Hhe'phe'e'pS -"'
lead
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
EXrORTS TODAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-IOrk May -. lN'"
COTTON-The local cotton market was somewhat IT.
regular but closed STEADY in and unchanG" 10 &"
points decline on months and to ronis Advance
on distant positions Total sales were lOl"o bales fad
ing at Liverpool light with prices casier futures
closed steady n partial decline of one point Inc
otnIng sales in local market nj an adNanc" OF
to 3 points there quite sharp break on tnr
summer months realizing sales lower Ll'crp!
and favorable crop reports especially 10y The Cro'e
Commission did little of tho business ana "S
Of the trading for local account and IN the way o
evening up trade for the The receipts are neon
siderable and any figure in the maTket L'ga
SPOT market unchanged but rather weak Inc Wf'ky
reports to Thc Financial Chronicle received from we
colt On belt Friday evening in the main of faN"ra"
character The temperature has generally been tStlS
factory and at many points in the Atlantic states "h"c
needed here have been henrhcaI rams I'D
portions Of and southern Texas however ram s
desired The crop developing very Wel as rue ana
well cu.iivatel Early COTTON
is fritine I'm Southwestern Texas me damage 10 cNiS
cror resulted from the Friday night last n're
me into sight during so l3S bales again ~ q"
for the corrcsv week Of lE and the dcCtase IN
amount IN sight Friday night compared with last YEAR
is sl3 bales making the total In sight 4 ms
bales against 57 1G5 period last Inc t"taI
visible supply shows decrease OF O2 ~, has
as compared with in 1880. falling on 81 1l''Nn
from the date II 1894 ana decrease or
766 sal bales from The total visible supply is now
100 99l bales against 7G2 732 bales In 1893 and 34f73l
I'm 1894 and s32 ls05 The total American supply
is 2 22l 79l bales against 3,3s4.552 in ls'5
,f-.N.. A. ~
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. May 23.The London stock Exchange is closed
to-day In obscr, of the Whitsuntide holidays
D. m.-Moncy. y per cent. The rate of discount In
the open both short and three months bills
is adN per cent. Bar silverMarket steady quoted at
81 l-lGl per ounce
3 o. m-The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank of
England balance day Is f2bO'o. Paris adNices
quote per lO francs % centme, for the
$50 p Paris advices quote cent rentes AT lol
francs 57is centimes for tho account and exchange
London n - francs Is ceniimcs for checks.
Berlin. May ~ Exchange On London. ~ marks AZ
pfenrings sight and - marks 3G. pfennngs for 90
Inv
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24

MOLAssEs AND sYRtI s-Trade Is sim slack. but
s 9e ,g' arc uncsass Gs wy W qnac t N'% 6cans
.iusal ordinary i2ql5c common li"l1c' fan J.. o So,
e ier 2,a2Nc so.a aSGe prime $2aa. syTaS en9,Ss
sugar. fair l2Gl4c good. l3alGc choice dl'i. fancy
NAVAL STORES stock: Rosln le275 bel'; spirits T.
f'r regulars and machines. Rosn ouic hut steady ~
81 Sop$l - for common 70 good strained Tar and rch
quoted Tar regulars. 81 90. OIL hbs s. -. Pitch. 81 ~
on the crth partly owing to the holiday abroad
tiIan~Liycrroo "a London 2.l glasgow 2l.i, Bristol
81 leitn %l nun ~ 81, 'il, M",",e % "a 81 q, urrpen
30 rfgs Hamburg. ~ rfgs asked Rotterdam ' assri
liverpool. a52i, .cIIARTERs san tonnage continued
a Of the various trades and esecaiy for case a to e
wanted fr grain and several we're closed about
rse T9ere is some nggy Tor fF msGesnt' ,,
British 1l2 tons sicily 10 the United stat
quebec London 3- June. chartered abroad; British
s,eairr' N' tons 5 Gs.s ana unt, chartered
abroad british steamer 'sorrectt lZ"" cas- ,itr,,i.h
stSamer S tGn scncrsl cH5k 4 m"GE rgern a, dae
Isaltm6re To- Rotrrlam, lis oi brush steamer 1000
Gg%rer sra3 yrsaa to KGs@r4a 4 @ nite grain Ssh
yIFna nj to es 9. 81 4 .h f a s,elr sfh ' @ & 2
ignic- Tnr,t : md TO Iienos Ayres. i5s. cnarerci
abroad British 40 tons ore slnaFo to i'nAa
ish steamer ilG7 ms phosphate sayannah 10 te n. @
abroad ntsh steamer 1911 ,ans. tmler I'rn-!-
c's 10 frni los s ,unr ,nrnndan' Iri;ate tess
Norwegian sirlrner 3!0 tons wcs' India time cha-cr
tw n'hs private terms ITtsh talt "'2 ,.ns 3, n
Jn n w blo,eln as chse-ed aroAA nsh
sip 80 arrivc o0j caees petroleum. henoe 20 sh'ns-
Ltcp e -! RUSSIAN -cho9ner 80 IN ',n5 'hh Gor
~s'n - n9fs ark 2 ar , Kgs'm @ or 1mSn q. oi hip
1870 tons nitrate IVES, coas nh AmeIic1 TO- .ra"is. s
81 l.ss S 81 direct Rr'lsh schooner %" ms. oo m
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah May 23.-Cotton quiet: mlddlng l1-1Sc;
low mdding 7i4c; and receipts. 53S bales
%ew-o;Isans May 2a-C;o,ton steady: good middling
7Hc mddng 7e-lec; low midillng. 7-i6c good ordi-
TIC receipts. lOI7 bales. 1l12 bal
exports 10 the Continent o4 tales: coaswise. I.2l
BALE: sales 800 bales; stock ~ 5os bales. a..
middnS 5ioc; good ordinary i5-i6c; net and gross
receipts - bales; sales i3s bales stock y 794 bales
Norfolk May 23.-Cotton dull middling: INC: low mid
ding 7Hc good ordinary eiee; net and gross receipts
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24

London May 23.-The imports of wool for he week
Victoria 246 bales South Australia l07 bales West Aus
raiia 7I2 bales Tasmania 80 bales New Zealand. Il $50
tales cane OF Hope and Natal. 800 bales. China.
200 bales France 2{3 bales United states. 3 ba es
Ie STA 81 bales and various other places. 246 tales
The arrivals series of sales 2ii.JI6 bales.
~ which 80 500 tales forwarded direct.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
Ocean Cleaners

A NcHoR LINE.
Steamships sail every Saturday at noon
FOR GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY.
From Pier o. y. r.. Foot West oath
Ethiopia May 80 Furnessla ........ Juno 20
Circnssa June 13 Anchoria June 81
@ saloon $50 ana up; "a caoin $50; steerage $50
y tlll OF RtpME....... JUNE u AND JULY I.
- Saloon. $40 ana up FL cabin $35: steerage $3.50.
Henderson Brothers General Agents. Bowling Green
A TLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE OF TWIN
~ SCREW sTEAMERS-NEw-Y w-YORK-LONDoN-
WEEKLY
For freight and passage apply
NEW-YORK SHIPPING CO., General Agents.
No. I Broadway New York.
Steamer leaves Pier 80 N l.. foot Of West Houston-se
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
for Sale.

NOR SALE.-A desirable plot m Woodlawn Cemetery.
il New York south half ~ lot No 0.3lo. In ~ 10
containing hundred (-OO superficial feet. STRJ BILE
& MERRILL. Morrisown. y. J.
T'OR SALEEght New Jersey Sandy Hook pilot boats.
L lying pier .. Erie Basin. offered for sale
n very low figure. All In nrstclass condition:
built Of white oak well kneed on square fastened with
and copper bolts. Nodded frame ballast Large
hardwood cabins saterooms. watercoses ana "ashfvos
board. Thoy all good boats and fast saers
Would make good cruising boats for parties OF from
six to twelve persons descriptive price list ana All IN
formation be had at the NEW JERSEY PILOT OF
FICE II state. NewYork CITY Telephone call 300 Broad
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII he received by the city Of
- Irhana. Ohio until II O'Clock noon " Monday, June
1906 the sale Of the Natural Gas Works of said
city. For full Information address W. T. BERRY. ctty
Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS TO-DAY.
CASH QTOTATIONS.

Iron ~ ! f7n1d~v.. ST. ~ MolasScs q prime ~
Southern 40 soft. II 60 H'Ss On. ss"d l6o-lo. -
steel ra ......... - 90 l@ri. prime 10,
Load .............. . ~ TaoW. prime j.
Coip-r. lake ii - 70 k. 80
49, =: . ~ IA. I..of FAMILY ...... 10 ~
Gown. No mixeI. "a. Reef hams .......... IL ~
Oats. No mixel.. 2r4 to.ion. midG3ng 80. % ~
Cofc" 40 SPOT. II Sugar. grauu.aied OH
Mimi laicnt -four. { ~
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24

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New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
OLD DOMINION LINE-DAILY SERVICE

" For OLD POINT COMFORT NoRFol K. NEWrroossss
NEWS. PETERSBvRG p0RTSMo,.TIH FY,ssNR W,sN
INGTON p &. daily. except Sunily chm nf CO.
lvt ail-water route; Monday Pr.sn cn'l ahI d., "a
day Passengers and FrsighO. Saiings rom fle' \
\ r. Z. NJ Sat. p. VI. Through ucNe' A'S
i CHILL .nEI- NIcs-Dre. an. I-Anc Ngr
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24

TOO MUCH CULTURE
Smpkinson ian enthusiast about the old italian
unasters)-By the way. Sir Robert did you ever see
Chiaro Obecuro's masterpiece, the Judgment OF
Solomon .',t..
Royal Academician-I think not Are you quite
sure about the painters name?
simpkinson-oh. yes l saw the picture at
Christie's you know. II described in the cata-
togue 1.-The Judgment Of solomon. q splendid ex-
ample of cbiaro Oscuro" !-(Punch
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24

C AVANNAU LINE. OCEAN : ). Co.
- Tri-weekly from Pier a. y r.. foot oI sp1"Sro, 81,
Tuesdays Thursdays ami Saturdays a, L. NJ "
freight and passage apply 10 -. Ix,
J. ID Hashagen. Z. 4 ". H. Rhett. Es,- rvav
S L. & W Ry. 26l Bwly te'. X Il ''rr
@. Sorrel Mgr J. l. Aims I" f. u.r,v
JP. Beckwith G r & p. A. r. c & = r X so . 80
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
I,ED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,

~ for La Guayra. Puerto Cahello curacao ana na''
caibo. via Curacao. from Perrepon stores. Bro,nn -
- VI,TI.ZI,E.f "A ~ Slturl,t I.n- 49, p N
s. PHlLADEiPiIIA...... "Wednesday. June ~ y ~
FOR MARACAlBO, VIA ST. IlloMas. Nav a
Thess American steamers built expressly ior 'ne "'
have superior accommoda' ions for passengers r,-
BOULTON BLISS DAl.iJ.t :;
Genera, Managers. i3S Froh'-s-
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
BANANA RAILROAD co.

Owning and Operating COLUMBIAN LINE.
THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN fRANt.lH 80 A
Connecting the Isthmus FOR all West C.as' Fo'" '"
Mexico Central and South America =. -
Steamers sail from Pier foot Ncsi nm =, "a
ADVANCE. June l. noon FINANCE ) me ~ nv
For rates apply l, Conipauy'r oHrc. 20 Hroafway..
IONN MUIR. Trafls Manasst
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

vi A SEA VOYAGE ALONG THE ATLANTIC COAST
.XD 'rIIIOr'GU THE GULF Of MEXICO 10 CAVES.
T0T TEXAs Is AN IDEAL TRIP FOR TOURIST os oss
TRAVEI.ER- WHEN MADE BY THE STEAMERS VI
1TEWAY EXCURSION OR TOURISTS TICKETS to
All ro'nts In Texas Colorado. Utah Arif na california
W.x'c. (;e RITA Florida. Excellent oru1 llnA
Write Tor our 6i-PAGE POCKET GUIDE imslsi zee,
G n MALLORY 81 60. Gen Ag,s. Per 70 r X, y l.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

bal,irne n,, No red spot and May G'taoMc; GsS
CO.. GsGac August GGiadG6.c; southern o ~ bnsh: stock
zoe Receipts. 81 400 bush; shipments DuT mixed.
OIL ,d Way 33isG33ssc: June 33AQ%37sc; Jup;; bidy
alto; Steamer mixed. 324q32rci na,s steady; No
,ock 5Go 600 bush sales 1900 bush Oa's StIhc hid:
. White Western 25.G26c: No mixed 90; inoGlic:
W wn''1 ,ot 100 iush Rye-Qule, No neaghy fowrl LII
S.I-r Sn, tac. stock 27OoO bush. Iiay-Seaay' rSSor
,rairb,s ouie cotton Nominal middilngs, -, short
rib and clear sides 5ac; sugar-cnrtd 9 c,c Fegs
[ am s-,oi Ike ,arge lOac: ard refined oe oher
Frm nltr To- sugar-strong: granulaed' ''-'' ''
articles unchanged ,-.,.
Boston MAY 23-Flour dull; patents - 5"; winters
s9qs3 6O clear and strash9 60 bog and 81 7Oa
e. - barrel corn quiet; yellow IN track "oStc No
81 80 % 37c oats steady No clipped xo1s' ooi IN
. ciinped 27sa2sc: No white TIC 20 IA rail sic:
Min feed-Sprlng bran to shin iake ana s
Nne' soI =5Tso2 pork quet backs sonSll GUS,
sn ends SiI 90 Farrell bef 9alc Hams & ~ ~ a., &C.
Ia; "a 'bcar ouet. cteers GG7c: hnds. Sploc ,0ir,
r,tier steady choice Northern Creamery IN
Western choi,e l5al5izc imitation llhizSi ,mbs
,ncs vsrn,cnt choice i4c: other dairies llh''
-, -, =, De- spr rg $685. each. Nut n ana ,.rn
',, cl7c Cheess dull. Northern Hi:pp,2c' 9es,ern
s5oc rggs frmer FOR choice: nearhv l4li liS, SS,ns"Ye,
Iiaiisc: Western ad Michigan %. nea 81 i5Q
i, cves 81 2ONsi 30. rcd kidneys sl"Ni ~ ,r,eva
a. 30. mediums 81 lOnSl ~. Poultry qnet
fa1 Re. chickens Northern choice. S9@5o 'pn,aioes
fowls 12Gl4c; sprng chickens ic@a e.. Mountains 22a
S5 white stock 2oG23c Appes-Kussets SIp
r',s so GOIs3 20 Valencia oranges vg &C;
w. ~ remons S2GS3 50 Pineappes. each s,.l'c, - e. 10
r. ioG iec- fancy lots 1sG20r. CabbaGes new ,oI
Isl ~ spinach native bunch 23c Hay.fanSy' s591s
20 a. lover grades duh Sl3nsl7 Rye straw, 80
soo Gather firm: HemlocH sole. non aclH n nis
seconds 1Gadl7c; Union sole hrsts' -"c' S''
Chicago May 23.-The leading futures ranged as io'-