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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-11

Thomas Lavender was arrested at a
Chicago theater because he insisted on
his right to wear his hat so long as
the lady in front Of him retained her
floral and feathery cart-wheel. In his
gloomy prison cell Thomas may console
himself with the thought that sym
pathizing, enthusiastic public yearns to
clasp him by the hand and call him
brother.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-11

A student of race track ethics writes
that there are fewer women who visit
race tracks nowadays than formerly,
but that they bet much more. He
claims, further, that young clerks and
others earning small salaries, who for
merly endangered their positions by
going to the races themselves, now
stay at home and send their money to
the track in charge of some feminine
friend, who places it for them.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-11
The Deceitful Boy.

"Sir," faltered the Office boy, II
would like to be excused to go to the
ball game"
The member of the firm grew pale
with rage.
NO." he Numbered. "You can't
fool me. You'd pretend to go to the
ball game and then rot do a thing but
steal away and read poetry to your
grandmother. I'm on" Detroit Tri-
bune,
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-11
Ambitious.

I wish, John, that you would get
nominated for some Office"
"Why?"
"Then all the papers would print my
pictures and describe my gowns as they
do with that detestable Mrs. Thorn
son, whose husband is running for
something "-Philadelphia North Am
erican.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-11

A New York justice awarded Mrs.
Henry E. Abbey alimony amounting to
one-third of her husbands income
pending that lady's divorce from the
opera manager. If the court is going
to put such a damper as this on the
theatrical and musical worlds efforts
toward separation it is feared that peo-
pie of those professions will lose all
their opportunities for advertisement.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-11

Autumn is here and thousands of
straw hats are not half worn out. Well
does Mr.. Nordau say that human
progress is a constant struggle against
nature.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-11

From the number Of sea serpents
seen this summer it would appear that
the present output of the distilleries ia
peculiarly effective.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-11

The string of pearls which General
Harrison presented to his bride at the
wedding was superb gift A dupli-
cate string is shown by the jeweler
from which it was bought and is valued
at $1,000.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-11

When Arctic Explorer Nansen reach
ed his farthest point north, SO degrees
Is minutes, north latitude, he was with
In three and three-quarters degrees OF
The north pole. The point reached was
s25 geographical or 247 statute miles
from the object sought.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-11

It has been showing again on Mars,
and politicians suspect that the inhab-
itants Of the little planet have had an
election and the usual treatment is be-
ing accorded to the defeated candidate.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-11
Well Worth Its Cost.

Farmer Green-Did yer son learn
much at the agricultural college?
Farmer Brown - Goshl yes. The
college yell he learnt thar is the best
thing for soaring crews 1 ever seen.
Judge.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-11

Runaway horses are unknown IN
Russia. No one drives there without
having a thin cord with running
moose around the neck Of the animal.
When an animal bolts the cord is pull
ed, and the horse stops as soon as 1t
feels the pressure on the windpipe.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-11

The London Times thinks Spain
ought to sell Cuba. The insurgents
have thought SO for many years and
have been offering their blood for it.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-11
1T BEATS THE WORLD.
OUR NATIONAL LIBRARY THE
MOST MAGNIFICENT ExTANT.
Tho Great Pantheon of American Art
and Literature u Almost Ready for
Occupancy - Some Pen Descriptions
washington Letter.)

HE great pantheon
Of American art, as
the new National
Library building,
in Washington, de-
serves to be called,
is N W rapidly
nearing compile
ton, after seven
years of uninter-
rupted' construction
and decoration.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-11

The census of Kansas, just completed
by the state board Of agriculture,
shows a population Of 1886, 659-an in
crease over last year Of 1925.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-11
GENERAL SPORTING.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES OF
CURRENT EVENTS AFIELD.
Riley Grammar Back from Europe-
Brooklyn stalSes-Jim Hart on vulgari-
ty on the Diamond - An Interesting
Suit for Whoclmen.

LEY GRAMMAR
is back from Eu-
rope. He was a
passenger on La
Normandie, which
arrived the other
day. The young
race-track plunger
rather liked it
abroad. 1t was
quite fast enough
for him as a fiier.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-11

1t has, in brief, been a summer to
make the whiskers of the Oldest in
habitant curl with envy.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-11
The Monon has given an imitation
of real railroad by getting receiver.

The poet says that "care will kill a
cat" but tootjack will stop its song
quicker.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-11
Poor Pleasure.

Poor Pleasure
Jinks-Dull place; nothing gong on.
Jenks-The duce there amt! Our
board bill is going on. Judge.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-09-11
KANSAS.

Nothing will wear out man faster
than to have a chronic grievance.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-07

Chicago April 1SpcciaD.-whcat to day advanced 81,
cents and held aloIt all of IT, Nav opened ~ cents
sold between ga. and 67 cents closed at 66s cents
Armour he most important factor. There was how
~ the bull and there good deal
H. The Ohio crop report. showing condition of -.
announced officially saturday afternoon The In
diana report had been issued saturday morning To
DAY the Missouri report mt showing condition for
winter wheat ~ s. against - last April ~ last De
c"mhcr rhcs. crop reports best help market
had They started the advance. The bst prices u the day
however made IN the last There a lot -
hul news from the other side Just before the close The
world shipments only 4G5G.c0 bush which was
100000 bushels less than the week previous There was
decrease of 9iNoO bushels in the amount IN passage
London was reported 6l higher the curb There was
some temporary disappointment the decrease in the
visible. onl, 7.doo bushels The earl, temporary reac
ti,n WAS these figures There however. fair
cicamnocs 10000 bushels Northwestern receipts We're
lsht. 37G cas- 80 last week and 2Gi cars
Last There good sized cash business. the sales
here tng II 900 bushels chiefly red wheat The best bus
IN tht WAS pardrisc. He covered important
short line In the last hour there was rush by new
carly sellers
corn was duh until wheat became excited 1t then
cents ara closed at @'.q30s cents The Inspection was
l,' cars The csma,e "r iueN was Si2 cars se9ooani
creased $50 600 bush The pit trade largely chang
oats s,mpathizrd with wheat about dil May
selling from i"A.Hns cents ana closing at 20.n2o-s
cents Samples were :. cent higher
then advanced slightly wheat the close pork
ribs Of to - cents on tSe rally however pacnr
by cuah, were the best sellers There SAID TO be
hogs the estimate for 1900. Prices at the
yards were cents higher
On thr curb puts On May wheat closed at d5, cents.
Gals at isA. cents Puts on May corn sold aOsa3o.
cents calls at 3osa9DSs cents
Tuesday is holiday here. Election Day. all the
markets are closed.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-07

nun,l, April Receipts for ,he iast = hour.
a"' o. ,., ,.1 as - fe'i coasn,a through 80 hra
,o Nv YORK lI~o heal. go sfle. -" h,ai. nafss'
III 30 iest het,} steers 81 'ogs' - ~ sh.pping
81 i;a'' > sh s"'i ',.,- g. - ,,s 81 9,
:, q sa,s - e,aS - fecl.fs s! t'ns - c,mm.
,r 'te ast ?, hoar. II Iop hal total far we.k nos
2: o & s..a ~ o ,s s ms e, "a: %sSa WEI" = $50 39 a as
i,' s. "sFs, Tss, '~sf s, a,as, 1 ' al s sa.
,. '- arr'gai. p.. sssi o ,,ed pa-sci- 81 >
- r,.ss. g. i5as3 - .,ass s. 25as2 - sn.,p .ni
lambs Receipts ~ the las' - hours II c heal! total
49, n,t on .a,e j. -. hcsl mars~, opened ac'.e ma
.,-y lsi o. heavy srai,. vim several l.i. = heavy
,. ' s,n,, '' '~ys.a VERA i.@i. i .,r.as , 20 r s4,a
s' - culs AMI common s. ''nI' 60 m.'ci m.l .ne.g
s & :. .s Ms. "a "a, ''' T. cs.,. '.' M to extra Sass s.
~ ,ie msrse' so, rncc 5. S,u,i % -, $, ~.
s. -. s-i no,cherr s. sng<' u" f.nsh f't Na>i -.
e' ,. ,sats n,ass ' e,y~, :. :oas - m.s. ~pis IT,
ss,,ri sso,asa io r@., YORK sass ai heavy hogs
s. ~'as@r - ps. 81 "'I'' ugh. 81 'HnM % Sh.e
8, l.at. . rnmr s'a,il,. fa.f. Sa'aqs3 = comm
eispei 8, 'oas' *. .'er. - 'opss 90
M a. & As si ,1-. :as se''G' ss. 40, s.. sss' & Ms
H-P s, S S5 & s">t q NM M"' & :das ;o st, @
,rl shade higher Nnti,c, 81 25p1 - spring lambs.
s. - lambs a. i2's
Talon stock Yif't Chicago. April 6-Clt'i" Receipts.
-, head. Markrf firm nrf '"c higher common fI
esr, steers 50 .putt ~. s.ek. ana feeders. ;. noe
cows frI Bun. 8 inl<1 - 0tisrs t3rS- ~
TEXANS g. iuS - H.g- Receipts. 22"N heni Mar
ift D. higher carly. closing Heavy PACK
ng ana shipping lots s. d3H&t -. Common 'n choice
r',.3. - ''p<i - .r0.c. assorted s. psf 80. isa'.
s. 7ua,g a5 pix. s. e. q" Sheet. Receipts. l2sn
bead Markc' nrm ana o. higher Inferior g. choice.
g. >'n e. @u lambs 81 suFSi -
Kaa.a. ci',. Ngnl 9 Hos, Re.c..l'. 800 bead: mar
s. 5oHs| - heavy 81 2oN<3 - 'at'ie Receipts ban
o. god 50 nn>A 80. n- and h"frs h'st s. 11f 50 30
FAR good 81 1in<2 10 bulls s. luH<3 s'lck"fs ana
feeders s. 49, 80. Texas ami Western s. >Un<1
calves. S'usio Sheep-isrrepis. 700 head. mtthrt
steady
New-York tribune., 1896-04-07
NrwvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, Is9-sXTEEN PAGES

s Sanders: % Indiana steers 1854 ~ at 81 80; 40
3s:s n E s. 81 t:o":s5Ra 49, $s +" g. i g. s.
DO .',,S: sss 70 70 At r. 81 at S. cow 500
III. at ~ 7S do 1000 10. at 81 CO. do 'so H. at ~
II. Fppsiein Is Kentucky oxen liSo H. at 50 .s
Mich towsRecepts ncne and no IFans to csoice
steady and dealers quite S2oqs's Tor '"i'''o' "
Ge@a all At for a 5As saT%nss %a5Ss Of @
sr % 100 4~M NJ cSsee S% at at 81 S5 ea: Dressed
dressed and gtc f. for vaa e s fayfs S average at SO
per loo 10; loo DO 2o n s. 10 ?s DO iae n: & az
DO % s at 81 so: do o7 ID. at 81 fed calves 4"
IT, f. Hollis veas Us n, at 81; DO i$! = at at
s. s7i, 81 do 1872 NJ at So so 20 do 1872 10 r - 20 ~
DO l3o NJ at s. 20; 90 do 1870 H. at - Cd ~ d' 10
i Nelson Iol vcas lai H. at S. 10 do i$5 r. da at
81 10 l37 do 2s b 81 "a; - DO l23 b al - 3D. ~
s Judd & CO. q vea 1870 in at So ?5 ~ DO 10 80 IG
g o. is r. at at S a. d6 10 10. at s. s7.' % do
nenSack q yeal. - n a, 81 ~ 49, a, IS s. r 3
do li3 H. at 81 Is. d. 30 No. at 81 90 do lo' ID
s. s'1s..i isa 'S ''%' = E 8 T. q: ), s. a'
' D. M:rSci.an ss a. do %" v;as s. o DO ''
EEEr oi xNb a y'Si lsi s = 80
or s head cars q for raSs T o 5s MARKET sheep
good demand a. an advance OF clear i COM
mon To- choice unshorn sheep sold 50 25q>4 % per 100
~ deck heavy do AT 81 o2's DECK Hi % rn' a.
clipped DO at 81 80; comm 70 choice uS' hH Dressd
81 ass 81 spring lambs at s3d>3 90 per hehl' ~ ~
mutton drmer Al IA 7i.c per dressed lambs sold AZ I
sisc country dressed spring lambs lower at - 'opS' p
saes-D Harrington: state lambs - 10 avsrage g %
s. per 100 b s75 do rs H. at 81 2o l2S 49, ~ 10
s. 5 III do. 10 NJ at s. i5 o2 MichIgtm 90 6 80
and lamb 81 H. at 81 state sheep - H. at - 90
'DI"S '%? aen : "s:' 20 fIs S Do 10
81 10. ~ state sheep and lambs y ~ al 80 80 va
state sheep - ~ at 81 30. - DO "s ~ al - Az
y, at - ~. spring lambs at 50 20 per mead 'o
q Dllenb,ck. 90 state lambs n. at s. 20: 100 10
$ NJ al s. 10: l52 state sheep, 1oi ~ =, - ~ ,NT
Nc~tUn < Co.: ~ Ohio lambs io3 II at s. -; lci
Jersey d. - ~ s. i2. S9 Kentucky sherp ~ 10 AT
VI collins. 300 ohio sheep. sG H. AT s. y ~ Michigan
lambs e2 ~ at s. . 2o' No. ST NJ at s. - - y,
81 -. 10 Ohio sheep and lambs % H. d" - % 10
M.rG,son q ~ l' is,s i'ae amHs 5s :" r. r. at at s
= a.. Ioi y, AT 30. - fr clipped j.. - m. -
81 - ~ Mchi~an sheep = H. =, - "a, = - ~ 10; 10;
5, a. i'o H. % H. at 5, 30. H. ~ n. a. - 'o m
= saniers. 10 sate lants =; H. Al . - i'' ,@s 49, -
at 81 -. bucks 1871 II. At 81 20 II spring lambs AZ
80 Il Wisrrson Sc Ohio .hecp l3o n. at 81 e2. -
II II ios. - STATE lambs 90 ~ 8 80. 3eo Do.
~ y. at g. - &: state shrep li3 n. a, star o,,
hI - fich J7s head for sale Market Hui and lower
In 81 goo 81 per l'r n litil" fun'h went ' ht
"nisl, buyer at S,G, country dressed steady at au
| -,ias : sanders: state hogs. l31 N average AZ
8, 20 ocr ico h. do ~ u. AZ g 70. pigs q" h.
al - = H'lenback. - state hogs. in y. a. $50
| s Jual & Co.: state hogs i'2 10. at s. -
New-York tribune., 1896-04-07
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

N.w-Y0rk April u, lse6
COTTON-The market was very quiet ana narrow 10
owing lack from Liverpool. the Easter
holidays continuing there and there VIII also ht nom
day Tuesday. that public news VIII be received ..i
the Liverpool market until Wednesday morning ms
leaves local the control Of home lnnuehcss
nearly everything hand In the way of news mas
negative character. Thus the market mas 'ee
without inspiration. Weather condluohs are ',t
with interest and Il supposed that they viii form
important part Of the market making news IN ilr
future The initial trades here We're at about point
THURSDAY closing prices. but there MAS very n
worked three points more. The news from
drygOods district IS not reassurlng ana prices o
standard goods in some cases reduced anout
IAN accumulation of stocks IN
hands The market was stu qulet our
ing the total sales footing up only 80
bales. the closing tone steady and prices
hgures. The fluctuations were within range OF
points on the active months Closing prices were al
the day. Reports from Ne" 'rlrai's
say that the total cotton acreage VIII nos eAreu 'ie
he spot cotton market is unchaTsei as W.
also the spot markets. The receipts AT 'h'
ton Exchange report compared with sls2I bales the
previous and l1G.1I2 bales last year Inc POI re
ceipts for week are estimated al o'o"
b6000 bales NewOreans expects 10 receive Ihis week
tnated al 300 700 bales against s5si bales sale
day ast week. bales last year ana 4e6o ntes
years ago Todays receipts at New-OTleais We're 14"
ba against 4 9sl6 bales same ia! 's' "e'h
and wear respectively: Galveston i3i bales agas
l65 and bales Mobile. 246 bales aeairs, V anu
"a bales: Savannah. 9I6 bales. against 4Ss ana -,
65S bales against 1897 and i9s bales; Mempnis $50
bales against $40 bales Houston. -oo' DaleS'
against 1899 . G34 bales. Receipts at Houston
day are estimated al 400 10 1900 bales against oi96
bales same day last year
Opening. and close to-day and Closing o'us ne
reyio nj ghr follow.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-07

excitement in wheat somewhat more active and
prices improved. The improvement was based the
stead, falling IF in the interior receipts in part. The
Chicago to-day very small and encouraged
buyers. The visible supply exhibited comparatively
with the falling movement there
disposition predict the early appearance Of more
favorable conditions The close at %sn7c
net gain Cash fairly active In carlot way.
Sales No 3sc elevator. closing at 3S4c
bid 800 hush No white 3Sn3si.c elevator: G.wp
bush steamer white elevator 20oo bush yellow 3s4c
elevator: otoN yellow. 3sc elevator; 1000
bush ungraic yellow 31sc elevator; 1000 bush
corn at elevator: 5000 bush steamer white and No
white together elevator; 5000 bush steamer mixed
No . and corn 37Sc elevator .OATS-The mar
keif active to-day and stronger.
There was some huying the strength In wheat and
corn . great deal of enthusiasm was displayed
The visible supply showed the week.
notwithstanding the very heavy falling OF in receipts.
and private reports today reported weather conditions
very favorable the OF spring seeding Inc
close was at iYc net gain Cash oats were hrmer. with
futures out quiet Sales 5000 bush. Including
5000 Nc = oats at 2ji,c elevator 600 bush No >
at 2ia2ic GOoo bush NJ white, 2ji.c, 5000 bush
white, 25a3oc; 1000 bush track miXed 2ia2o,sc.
No . white 2G n 2Ga .EARl.Ef-Market quiet bnt
fairly steady feeding quoted 35n3tc, ana mai
ing .RYE-Markei nominal at ioH Hioc i9r
-arots a. 80 Western .MALT-Market nominal
..... .FsI- -CKWHEAT- Market nominal
The quotations to-day the closing prices Tor the PR
v.os day prices for the corresponding oa'
tfr
New-York tribune., 1896-04-07
WEST SHORE R.R.

ea,e West i-d y. Y. fo.lC"s and
= minutes earlier nom Franklin
$3.50 a. VI. Daily local u BGnd0.
80 A. VI. Iay local Albany Catshll Mountains
.ud Saratoga. parOi ~ Albany sundays only.
D:I5 4. II. Daily for Albany Utica. Syra L .cnes
t-r Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toledo. Cleveland and Chit
Ii:..5 4. VI Daily, cxcep, sunday. Caiskii Noun
tans Paitz. Lakes MJhonk and Mnnewaska. Al
laAs. Saratoga caldwell. Lake George. IdrlJr Car
i:UO o.. VI. DAILY. except sunday. FOR Albany.
Daily FOR Albany. NJ, nireal. Utica. Syracuse
R0chester Huf,al). Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland Chicago and 81 Louis
t;:.yO p VI Iaily. sunday for NewburS Albany
Saratoga and Inireal
7.i3 P VI. Daily except sunday for U,ica Syracuse.
Rochester and Buffalo
S..5 4. VI. Daily for Albany Utica. syracuse. Roches
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
chicago and = Louis
Fl tickets lime tahles paror and sleeping car accom-
.atn. apriy city Offices Brooklyn ani Now 1rk ana
- stations Time tables at principal ',ef r., o'her
'n,l~fr7fon ~ less = LANhrKT
Gen rasscrger Arer, Vanderbilt ave. Nev.-York
New-York tribune., 1896-04-07

extra creamery iec. nr:ts. iNc' seconds i'p'e Eggs
81 - D s1ins patents 81 5oasi - rye North
s..q g 5as:e Wheat market guie, M ana rs i,aay arr
y riS"l TRACK. BIZ. 80 d. "c mlN'd gar ~ ~,
NJ m'T,~i 30. Pork Market quiet and nrm mess; $,
clear slo t3my sio srt-q,e' il. =, 'eam Bacon lsf
oe loose shouisrs 30 loose short rib sides. 5.c loose
,~ sh1niiers - loose short ribs 4a.c. loose short
clear sies 5c tox~i meats worth &c NOR Ess'-qnr'
Whskcy-Mark', quiet ani steady. sal"s Gil Dds Al
tendency prevailed Ma, opened a. 60. So % oAc
ieu tlc advanced - and ciose AZ CO.. Lash rang, .
N,r'h.rn oauos'.c sample barley quet ani dropping;
s. n'maa ' 3s c nr@ '1i ~ N isdck far ae!nni Rs g. g.
arm,ni Mil stuGs un ,h1ns,l.
Minneapolis April The hears in the wheat Pii were ".
nad, oa q breath when the market closed to-ay OYER
2 higher than SATURDAY and there WAS very lNey
49, "' 5.t N, c2i gsa,r cash wheat Mils-, /,
Nor,aern IN '.a, was ,o'.c - northern n re-.
eg,, ~ .,a't ~. sr">c N N %.r,n@n ,TaT J..
Flour n-r a - oqS9 - patents ani - iorS2 - r
f,i.rs' irntur'inT - "" bhs. shipments 81 go bis
N M & % sa,~ at 50 5sas5 % .s'r '~2 N quos % g. less. ~
Philadelphia April e-Four-Demani slow. winters winters
& = ,,s so ~ .,rasht & 5,sS 70 wes.
a, patent e 75lSs 20. spring clear - sops3 - 10
.'ah' g g,@ 30 go p.sn'. s. 81 7o d. f.yore ~ re
81 *, d, straight s. - 50 "a 10 patent 50 >5pss. rye
s. es-ass,, wiea, NarE', nrm pr,-s u fa.arss
PAN. mh.', w ,.r n5n,nai Nav and Jun" i.a72c.
o n' "Np'' inquiry hn' of'rnss sn prizes n "p,i ms
show a. mrarnni ch1nse Local carlo .g'ree and g.
era,~ .ncf'nss ani far iemfnd tuur's inl.iye sn J
New-York tribune., 1896-04-07
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. April g. 1896
BEANS AND PEAS-Therc was an cnor; to advance the
price Of domestic beans, and the sales making
10 dav are a little higher basis, trade has not I'm
proved very much but arrivals lighter and the tenor
Of interior adviccs "A little Medium and pea
are also "A shade steadier but not quotably higher
scarcc.y any interest white kidney. turtle soup
yellow eye Red kidney Will have export business
This week but " the orders Will wholly de
tcrminc the price. Lima momenarily nrm Green peas
UNCHANGED We quote BEANS domestic marrow. choice
per bush 81 %: do medium 81 iIiz. do pea 81 l2is
white kidney 25IS1 3O do red kidney, SlMS 02 do
soup. 81 3Onsl 35; do yellow eye 81 2puS 5 do
lima California 81 DO foreign old :Ou35c do
foreign medium. od. sOq9Oc: peas, bhls SOC do
bags and Scotch. 77isc
BITTER-The little accumulation II stock carried
last week. connection with pretty liberal receipts
TO day forced decline ali along the line. Most
were quite oish and IL difficult effect important
The price creamery dropped 10 9c early
I'm the day aid while Of the transactions
basis hear u ac less having been accepted In
cases receivers openly
To q No Interest whatever
New-York tribune., 1896-04-07
Opening range and close to-day and closing DIGS 'he
and last follow:
IIAuh- LON

Marke, closed quiet and sieaey at unchsngg' .g nrc
%rnsteibIe notices. 765 Total sales 30 500 bales New
YORK gross re eipts g96 bales. Exports: Continent
o,o ,ales. Great Britain 5.2iy. France so forwarded.
zoe sales 3s3 spnners 265. stock 10 s31 Total net
73o bales. thus Tar ms week 'lIS4
Exparts today: Britain 2i9 bales Frame $50
Continent 70s Thus FAR This weeh Gsa % -5'Se 5s ss
Snot cotton quiet. unchanged; middng uplands ~.
axnort ,drec Shipment 266 spinning and 30 contract
esorFE,E-The absence Of foreign adNces OWING 10 me
ras,, holiday left local traders without opposition lhe
market was dull featureless with the exception -
- Of visible supply or the word
witch was placed 1884 go bags. against bags
indicating a decrease OF 3fosN- Days
arrvas a, Trieste for March were $500 bags ana o.
stock April being 2o3 lou baks.
srTals for March 700 bags deliveries l6 100
Esgs and stock April /. 675Co bags IN is marie, -"
ere Maid 10 exchange $50 bags September for May
Contracts closed dull at . 10 ~ points advance SaeS
were T. $50 bags, as folO"s;
New-York tribune., 1896-04-07
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

FNIress Tralns 70
baltimore Washington. Chicago. CINCINNATI
st. Louis and all Points West.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS.
Leave New-York I.iberty-st.. daily for CHICAGO
200 p m. and i2l5 night. PlTTsBCRG. 3:D ex sun,
3Vi N s", 600 p m wAsHrNGTcN. BALTiMoRE sis
m sun. 10 a. n Dining Car, II 80 a. m ON. ~.
% .. m. Dining carr. 500 p. m, 1918 night
NORFOLK. II 30 a. daily.
NEM-0RIEANs. Roanoke and Chattanooga. Pullman
sleeper 33O ex. sun. 200 p m: sun.
Offices. li3 l72 26i. 4l5. LAO Broadway 81 East
Ian s.. i27 Bowsry Y $50 "a Fulton ST.. Brook
New-York Transfer Company Will call for and chsck
haegage from hotel or residence destination.
New-York tribune., 1896-04-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. April 6.-Cotton.-IIoday. Net and gross
receipts i.2N bales, exports coastwsc. 270s stock
53 100
Norfolk. April h-,oton firm: midlling ! II i6c. low
midiling ldc. good ordinary GAc net and gross re
cepts. 5S bales u the Continent BOO coast wise
l.3Gt. sales. 21s. stock 2i.6i2.
savannah. Ap U.-'Otton steady. midiling, i6c
low md1lng iA,c. good ordinary re. net and gross
receipts O6 bales exports 10 the Continent 25Tl: coast
wise. 5.+!j, sales. -. stock. -. 7v5.
Now orleans April u. Cotton quiet and steady good
miidiins, 10 lp'. mldling, NC; low middng lie
good ordinary, .c. net receipts 4VU bales
sales. LII. stOcA.