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Arizona republican., 1896-09-16
LEAGUE OFFICERS
 AND COMMITTEES.

Oficers-C. M. Frazier, president; Pierce Evans, vice-president; Wade H. Rulings, second vice-president; T. A. Jobs, secretary; T. w. Hine, treasurer.
 Board of directors-Pierce Evans, chairman; Thos. D. Molloy, secretary J. M. Ford, treasurer: A. J. Sampson, J. B. Early, J. A. Kilroy, Jerry Millay,
Arizona republican., 1896-09-16
The Water Lily.

Several specimens of water lilies have the very curious peculiarity of bloom ing all day and at evening closing their blossoms, and. by retracting the stem, drawing the four entirely under water. There is no more singular fact in the history of flowers than this oddity of the water lily.
Arizona republican., 1896-09-16

 Addition.

But, notwithstanding they are now in tn city itself, there are few lots for sale yet at prices corresponding with the "Sound Money Doctrine" of President Cleveland and his cuckoos, which means that kind of dollar which will buy two dollars worth of property These lots are near the new elec- trio car line which is now in operation. The lots are in the city and their occupants do not need to ride into town, but the presence of electric street cars is popular and adds market value to the property. Inside of five years this will be business property. Buy lot now for residence and when business crowds you out the rents will SUD- port you in house outside in some addition where you can keep horse and drive into town and collect your rents. Terms, cash
 in one year, in two years at 10 per cent interest.
Arizona republican., 1896-09-16
THE ELECTORAL VOTE.

The following is the electoral vote of the states as based upon the apportion- ment act of Feh 12Q1.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New York. November -. Is

York November -. 1896.
Vrs-Receipts A. cars. or ll0 head ~ ears TOT
90 f,r IN. ma rlet No trading. Feeling steady city
native beef firm nt Gusisc per 10 FOR onary 10
toic. Quality shipments to-day on the Cevc 400 cattle
.nd soO sheep for Shamberg son. 400 cattle for
rhvrzschlld q Suzeraer and 2o quarters OF beef for
y Morris the Germanc VIII take out l. 500
curriers' OF beef Eastmans Company the st. Louis
I,r u n sherman the Of Nebraska 203 cattle FOR
/ & c. Coughn. the Grenada TO the West indies A sheep
orAivEs" "Rccepts 2Oi head making. with the stock
Very little trading and feeling dull. Fair to prime veas
.od M s6s7 per 100 10 few grassers at 81 6O no West
.rns cold and fully carried over Dressed calves
dl nj 7sOIOc city dressed veals IMc for
dressed: 54Gc for little calves and 4I5c for dressed
ssies"Humc Mullen: yeals 1871 n a, So 70
per ioo n: DO. 40 H. at 81 30; 10. l'S ID at ST.
p.llenhnck: veals 1Io No. AT 81
II " Hollis grassers. 30 ~. NJ :? 20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts were cars or 1.o11
head all for the market Very htte INQUIRY today for
yeaiv prces Three unsod. Good Ohio sheep gold
M 81 - per n: good Ohio lambs at 81 80 One
Of Canadian lambs weighed up but no price hxei Nom-
nal antatonr GJNs5 Dressed mutton slow and steady
m a. ai,c; heavy 7c dressed lambs
"' salssrM Collins: iG4 Ohio lambs 6s n average at
a s0 ner 100 II; 2iC Ohio sheep. ~ ID. at SO 2.
SU0f;s-ReceIp.s 3: cars or 3.4lG head md all FOR
.anybterers with the exception OF head. Feeling rm
and sellers quote GOa$4 10 for ordinary heavy good
,xh, hogs H 5TSt for pigs and fancy light pigs sold
Sanders late Monday: ~ State hogs 1877 10
average at 81 per 100 NJ 34 do 1e5 ~ at 3O0 1874
.s a s aG H. az 3 '' 'o '' % Co.
Hume q Mullen late Monday: 10 State hogs. I57 n.
at - 10: rough do, 300 N; at 50 TO-
Nnaav 10 state hogs l7o 10. at 81 49, pigs I3 ~ at
81 90 2S do. 81 H. at ~ w.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-25
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

X.
|,o1rov-b. mark+. closed nrm. with sales of 2l0500
baes for the DAY. Final prices showed a net gam OF
10 points. There sharp rally at me s,se , on
@nr Tlew oteans account. Holiday In New-Oreans to-
morrow. The market started with drop OF apouI Ut .
from abroad coupled with heavy moNeinent AT me
nnris Trading vas inconsderable at nrsi. IAverpooi
rcsei on contracts with net loss OF "a to ph' "is
that the market has discounted the large movement pu
the heavy receipts have tendency nevernesss @ 10 phe
,ooveen, showing a In the near future There
recovery Of the early loss ana me avrse cnn
di,iong The carried prices on the actse months
point above yesterdays closing figures ana al o
rva,e reports are coming In hlnnB NJ iht.eiia ue
crease IN the movement. especially IN tie Mns,sspp
si,crs & CO. have received advces which indicate that
Dallas Tex expects receipts TO be much nsn'I M nioi
on and Jackson hon ast week cour;Iand Ala
telegraphs that receipts this week VIII De anoui .'. -
viii be less than last weeks movement; Winona' Mfs .,
teiegraphs that receipts this week VIII te ABOUT h
week and one quarter OF he r WEEK Ir % b much les.
ihan last weeks and Georgia tha; the receipts VIII
show falling of from last weeks Ihe oounran , h atv,
light business The estimates for the port receipts ms s
week have raised $3.50 600 bales against sl2oei
a. the principal interior points TO day were as follows
Houston a. 731 ba:es against 1870" bales same e1 gay s'
S.sS., %ssn ana sd an ana ':ss ass7 "f
against 4l40 and s5 bei* The reeep % AT at hous,cn ns
7s4s and As baes Receipts New Orleans wednes,
day are estimated at 10 800 10 5oo bales aeanst 10 4
bales Gay as week and .los oaiss & iSt ,oors
espis a s TO- .sE baes against 7sSs
sns and s' "a s4s and ait snf bale. a Noble
aSi isai4 Iss sa:s asa;ns, s enarlsstSn
re Sss ass.nst afnns e. ia snd in iss7 Bales
opening range and close to,day ana Closing o'' 'n'
New-York tribune., 1896-11-25

Guiding 400 held Market opened dull and lower
closed steady light grades dull Tor others. with
rurnber OF heavy and mediums unsold Good weight
Workers. So 20; light do 81 t2a: mixed packers. 50 io@
50 5o medium weights 50 4oass 4s extreme heavy IS 30
s3 40; roughs 81 s5Qs3 stag 81 23as2 g. Sheep and
80 500 through 400; 70 New-York 200; on
sale 5000 including 1000 held over Market opened and
closed quiet and GSSs % enose s naiw Hss
choice So l5as3 4O wethers So 5O$3 co; heavy
s3gs3 Is. culs 81 15qS2; fair butchers. - 2qs: 75
jate saes Canada lambs 81 09S4 55; heavy lots lower
Union Stock Yards. Chicago Nov 2i-Cattie-Receips
500 head market idy Common TO extra steers. S. 30
ass 80 .iockers and feeders 81 s9ws and bulls
rangers 81 5OTs4 Hogs-Recepts $1,000 head: market
early declining &c later. Heavy packing and shipping
lots So 5as3 80; choice mixed So l5as3 80
choice assorted SO 4OGs3 O light So 1898 AS pigs 81 80
higher Inferior Choice sass so: lambs, s3as5 20
National Stuck Yards, St Louis. Nov. 2i-Cattle-Re-
native 81 7oas3: Texas steers 81 1oqs2 eo Texas
Oc lower Workers So 25as3 35; packers SO loGG 80:
ss@Ss Strong ' S4iive sheep s3ass 5o 4oasSc
ss 8 t eo%nsD 4 sSos 81 lSgss 8 go y
fresh cows and springers s5asfS. HosMarket steady
RIM iS sh sosS s1 Sass gSass. 20 M
ass S s6 ar msed s6as2 81 55gs
S s as Hoss veal ams ans. So common to fair
Kansas City Nov. 2t-Hogs-Receips. 1900 head
Market dull SC lover Light So 800 g 40; medium y %
81 5Ssi Go fair TO good SO O9S4 l5 cows and hsfers,
bet SO oas3 90 fair good 81 IoTs2 ~ trlls 81 COZ
81 so and feeders 81 4oas3 eo Texas and West
head. Market steady.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-25
HAY AND STRAW
Receipts at New-York for the week ending November
Hay, Straw,
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

ILverpool Nov "a 3:i5 D. m.-Beef-Extra India mess
Arm a 1s,s: prme mess AS Pork-prime mess.
Western fine. firm tos; do medium firm at AS Cd
I,us-Shor cut about II 10 10 steady at Ais Bacon
cumberland about 2s TO 80 10 steady at 2s short
r about 10 "a steady at 2ss I'd long clear mddes,
light about Is TO IS b steady at 29s Cd long clear mid
dies heavy 40 to l5 H. steady at 2ss short clear
dss heavy about 40 to Is r steady at 24s: clear bel
lies about 2 u 10. steady at 2es shoulders about
snot ste,dy nj 2is Cheese-American finest white and
colored firm at 5is for September make Talow-Prime
ca AMI, az Ips Cottonseed oil-IAvepool refined dull
iGs Spirits turpentine steady at eos Cd Rosn-com
mon steady AT Wheat-No 2 red winter dull is
iOd No / Northern spring dull at IS sgd. Corn-Mxed
Western spot old. dull at 2s l1isi; November steady at
o. iiId steady at Is lisd January steady
O. ios.d F1our-St Louis fancy winter dull 9s Cd.
IJons at Iondon-Pacife coast Arm at t0qi0s.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-25

42 9ss bales Spot cotton quiet and steady unchanged
Middng uplands 7ssc; middling gulf 77sc. Sales 13o
bales including 100 bales and % bales spinning
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables-Spot cotton
moderate demand; sales 500 bales speculation and
port 500 bales; American. 1000 bales; receipts. Leo
Futures opened steady. partially LTD Decline closed
quiet y 10 point decline. February 4yIb
February March. 405zb March-Aprl 406i7b April-May
4Ois; May-Juna 407i3s; June-July 40ss; Juy-August
Dece nberJanuary. 40sb. MANIFESTATIONS and cloths
dull.
COFFEE--The market very quiet and llstless. The
light early trading showed nominal loss OF 10 10 points
from yesterdays closing figures. Up 20 o'clock only
1000 bags were traded in including December at oo ana
bags December for November Havre opened about !.
higher but lost It, improving the close and closing a;
net gain Of a point Hamburg closed with net loss OF
4 point. The warehouse deliveries large. New OK
sending out 3033 bags yesterday Of which 5000 bags
were taken ex-ship The visible supply in the United
States is large. and the stock is
In fact larger than before reported the
markets show stock Of l0lO0o0 bags The arrivals To-
day included 300 bags Bahia coffee The public cable
reported Rio No exchange standard at II ! 900. cN
Rio clearances for United States. 5000 bags. for
Europe. 2oCo bags: Rio stock bags:
Santos receipts two days 2 900 stock go
100 bags market quiet: good Santos. II ; 600.
In the afternoon 10 points paid exchange 30 bags
December for May and points paid exchange 30 bags
March for September There was very little activity
toward the close. chiefly buying Of II
actual lots sold II were Decemhe- Total sales were
300 bags The market closed practically unchanged
compared with Yesterdays closing figures. The market
prices ruled nominal Rio IS spot quoted NJ 10c
and No at osc Mid coee Ia quiet. but about steady
UNCHANGED prices The following shows the highest; low
est ana closing prices to-day on contracts:
New-York tribune., 1896-11-25
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore, Nov. 2iflour dull and unchanged; salss
200 bb Wheat and Nevember N 9i,se n BID
neeenber sosc BID May s.asoc; @ southern M by sap
400, Corn steady and %ovsIgbsr 2sa.@2Sse& & nsI
2sc. February 29isg29s.c steamer mixed, 29s@Ssc: ;
Southern white corn 2Iq29c; do yellow corn 2IgIs1ac
stock sse $50 bush saIs 1900 Oats s,6 scsad s.s
bush Rye steady firm No nearby 4lqt2c; No
Western 434c stock 77o2O bush. Hay steady choice
timothy sla 5casi. Grain feights quiet and incne9 70
vlsons-Mess pork, 9c bulk shoulders. orc short RID
sides aid clear sides. 5'.c sugar,cured shoulders ",
steady. fancy creamery. pc; fancy adle lIc store
packed sql0c. Cofee-Marlxet dull; No Z. 1oAaioasc
Sugar quiet and unchanged Other articles unchahsea'
Boston. Nov. 2i.-Frour quiet ioc higher spring Ing
patents 81 9oas5 clear and straishts 81 coz
s. s.. cornmeal quiet. e$gG5c bag 81 Svs on % sII
new oats 25isasjitc Mil feed steady; spring bran to
midi,ings sl 5oGSl5: red dog hour SIS so Por-long
nna shSr 81 SO ' Dbl o o prime I SO 81 % saeon sS
sasisc Butter firm: Northern creamery 2iisc; western
20a2lc Lambs quiet dasc mutton and yearlings taoS'
sr,c Eggs nrm nearby. 32c; Eastern choice. 2JG2oc;
Western 24c Michigan. 25c Beans quiet yellow eyes:
81 35asl 4o red kidneys 81 5oas co. marrow pea 81 10
Keys i4aisc Western turkeys. lial4c: Northern fowls
&c chickens ioai4c; Western chickens and fowls sS
and vermont 35c: reds. 35037c. Grapes quiet,
a9c FOR basket. ay quiet chSiss new slCss:
Arm hemlock acid. hrsts. 2ia22c seconds 100
2oc: union sole. irsts. 29n3oc: seconds. 2'a2sc
Buffalo. Nov 24-spring wheat closed dull; No hard
Northern old G T. sjisc: other c offerings WIN
tor wheat dun: No red. 96i7c track. Corn closed
weak E lower on track store a @ and
i've easy. No 42c asked In Flour quiet and un
changed. Mil feed quiet and unchanged
Chicago NV. 24.The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1896-11-25
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo Nov Receipts for the last "a hours
o,e haaI total Tor week thus far 06is: for the
,t,. los, week SOS: consigned through. $685. to New
YORK SOS: on sale. 90. Market opened slow and un;
cosed steady easy. Common 70 fair butchers
S%s 81 5ass fair butchers helfors 81 75a*5 2 sed
stock steers 81 ioa$3 40: eowS and sgrnger; s2sgsie
PEI p "a. 900 N steers. 81 I5a$4 70. HogsRecepts FOR
The last - hours 1880 head total for week @ thus far
thraurh l. 7cO; 10 New-York. 22io; on SALE AoOo m
New-York tribune., 1896-11-25
SOUTHERN COTTON Markets

Galveston Nov. 24.-Cotton easy; middlns. TIC; low
middng 7c good ordinary. Gsc net and receipts.
bales exports to the Continent ioo sales. 1892
stock 167 .633.
Norfolk Nov. o4.-cotton steady: middling. 7 s-lsc:
low mdding 1916: good ordinary. 6kc and
receipts s03 bales exports coastwise 1872 sales 732
New Orleans Nov. c4.-cotton opened easy; closed
nrm good mddng TIC: midding 3l6c; low mIddiing.
7c: good ordinary 6Ac; net receipts 2 2e2 bales: gross
New-York tribune., 1896-11-25
CAVANNAH LINE

CAVANNAH LINE Tri-weekiy from Pier s. n =.
- new, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at r. ~
for Savannah On and after Nov - all steamers
sail At p. NJ. M, c,.. ~.
Grand duchess Nov. q 3p m Tallahassee Dec o. p M
Crtvo Augusta Dec. l. m -...
I-nsurpassed eabn accommodations: Connecting With
lines for All points South and Southwest For tickets
and freight rates apply 2 ar 333 sss Broadway or
an the Pier OF Sprng-st. O. ~ SORkEI. Manager.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-25

Make, closed nrm At to ports ,nsferble moees
10 Total sales 2I0.S0O bales New fork het reeeps
az bae, Exports: Contneni. 1sl5 bales: rreh. s n, an
o,S halcs sales 1876 bales: spinners: 10 na!rs
2ii 2si baer Total ret receipts toraay IS2 sae.
,., sseek and l9O79 bales last year ExpoIs 10 uny'
Grsa britain 1862 bales; Continent loeS paes s'oc"'
New-York tribune., 1896-11-25
nEp ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

~ For La Guayra Puerto Cabello. Curacao ana lGkr
cabo, via Curacao from Robert Stores. Brooklyn
3d. CARACAS. .......". Thursday. December 3 ! y -
IS. PHlIADEI.piIiA "Wednesday. December q. p n.
S. CURACAO. Saturday. November IS I .
These American steamers built expressly for the ta6A
have superior sccommodn tions for passengers.
BOvTrON. BLISS DALT.ETr.
General Managers. t3s Front-st
New-York tribune., 1896-11-25
LONDON WOOL SALES.

~"
LONDON WOOL. SALES.
London, Nov. 24-The sixth series OF wool saieo
opened to-day. There fair attendance OF ouyerA
including American operators. and the COM
petition spirited. The prices obtained were from
to "a advance OF the closing prices OF the
last The sales conducted by Charles Balme
e. Co; Hemuth. Schwartze & co. and Jacomb. Son
The offerings comprised 433 bales consisting Of
clip. which in heavy condition all around:
Compared with the closing prices Of the last series good
greasy merinos fronf to IA per cent higher.
greasy Queensland and South Australia merinos D per
crossbreds from ~ cent. Cape OF Good
Hope snow-whites from u TO Id. and greasy Nd French
and home buyers purchased freely and German buyers
fairly quantity OF good taken for America
Following the sales and the prices obtained -.
New South Wales-2.200 bales: secured 1Oikdg1s %:
do locks and pieces: 0sdais ID greasy osqsd do locks
and pieces. 4t2T1tzd. a..
and pieces. 7Isdd1s I'd: greasy 6hGsd; do locks and
pieces Sd. ~
Yictoria-27 200 bales; secured 9Ad0is 4d greasy ~
Gf0d; do locks and pieces 5MSd.
South Australia-3OO bales: secured. Is I'd: greasy
4sI9d do locks and pieces. 4n5hd.
New-Zealand-t.JG 800 bales secured 6adl1d; DO LOCKS
and pieces 5h@sd 5dais do locks and pieces.
4A4G+d.
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal. 100 bales secured.
6i.dd1s AID: greasy 5n1i6d: do locks and pieces "a
Cable advces from New Zealand show that sales have
opened there The offerings comprised 6OC0 bales bOV
of which Withdrawn CrOssbreds declined from I'D
The clips good and generally above the
New-York tribune., 1896-11-25
Cost an0 fcun0.

T OST.-Bankbook 623. 1876 Bank for Savings. $50
IL Fourth Ave. New-York. Payment stopped. Please
return book TO Bank 't
New-York tribune., 1896-11-25

CLYDE LINE.
~ CHARLESTON. s. C..
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
JACKSONVIII.E AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS.
From pier 80. f. r. 0oot Of Roosevelt,stl p m
IROQuOs. Jacksonville direct SATURDAY Nov. -
coMANcHE Charleston and Jacksonville Wed. Dec
steamers have frst-class passenger accommodations
wM. =. CLYDE & CO. General Agents
Bowling Green. n. Y.
Fla Cent and Penn Fast F. p Line. via Jacksonville
Great So Freight and Passenger Line via Charleston
T G. EGER General Agent. Sol Broadway. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-25

$685. exports to the Continent soso: coasise. ioo
sales Q, SOO stock 393. 024
Savannah Nov. 4.-Cotton easy: mfddilng. 0hc; low
middling 6%c and receipts 1854 baIes ex'
ports coastwise 2,S6s; sales. 8; stock. 1884
New-York tribune., 1896-11-25

Cash quotations follows: Flour quiet and
IN &ooa S -S Se 's5ps %
bakers s3pS3 30 In sacks soft wheat bakers s3gS ~
TSoi gsd ff y S> s 50 q S IN wood Sc IS IN
~ f]S fed Se.asae; ? corn i9s
No re aesgs7c No barley 37c 80 no,nn1 No fax.
prE isF eS s@coasS s5 lard per 100 r. sa saGss so
boxed 81 q - 80 short clear sides boxed s. s7s9s.
S & 3 % M srn"as nssl ss:@ ssn4sad gsr sa s. $ s FnT n
seed oi raw Soc boiled s2e on The Produce Exchange
nsts i912r: seconds. i5gi7c Eggs firm; fresh stock
$50 do f,nsy s2. s. oasi s5 Do family 5esss %
s:r,aS patents 81 5"g$i 90 do fancy 50 '5aA lo rye.
@ saad No I S o ss d ''a'ST Corn
No @ e 'sSs Sw @ &C. sS go No Mixed "e os ~
yh hc & No ms.i o sl go "na mxsd ["f 7c n Pork
s,raiy sty family. s..29: clear family, S. Is; clear
,s, 4S sSae ~ & Short s se .c yaso short s@,s ess
ders 4.c loose short clear sides t-sc loose clear sides
n. i ar l..s Sa "a n1'cEsn 2t sa.s9 9nl sns
lie Tor fresh whiskey steady; sales 756 bbs 81
MTakee NOy w T. oDns ID stronger e. HG pecs%Os, o,sa
:s,sc. ,samps wheat At arm lse higher No Northern
e No 29 Rye steady rnr snd Ggs SrH M No, S, Sc
npd aDa Prices 40 are nominal S mas Sus anchansed s'S
Minneapolis Nov. 2i.-wheat was higher and In active
%s selling %s above e HSs es'GE rh. close Wh VIA. Ia iR
Is above yesterday a. re &c for %s November sgisc FOR
i.c in premium on standard grade wheat
December occurred to-day. Most OF the trading in No
Northern premium Of isc for all offerings
on spot or to arrive for No l Northern No Northern
and No traded in at discount OF iiaG2c under
No FOR the and 37c under for the latter grade
ON track: No hard. soc. No Northern Isaac; No 3
Northern 77i.c. Flourpatents. s. 0JuSi 40; bakers,
s3aS3 T5 production 5000 bbs; shipments 1O442 bbls
M,ls,us-Bran bulk quoted at 81 $685. shorts S5 30
a. 10: middlings. 81 50ass
philadelphia Nov. 2i--Flour-onerinss from mills
rh: prices firmly held Wheat-Narket INN; prices al!
vlnced l4lic per bush contract wheat. November and
December S.sIocc; January. o0aH3lc; February 9l4g
y,c CONCEPTION market rules firm. local CARROTS IN
annie supply ana slowly; No mixed November
ami December osA02sisc January 2si2a29c Oats
Market for quiet with ample offerings at former
raes futures neglected: No white November. Deem
ber and January 2ia2lisc February. 2tisa2c Butter
nm in fair creamery. extra 25c prints. extra
Wholesale 24c jobbng 2542sc EggsFresh stock scarce
and firm: Pennsy ,ania irss 2ic Cheese steady; de-
and unchanged Other articles unchanged.
:, Louis Nov 2l.-Flour very dull extra fancy, So $50
81 o5 Wheat higher; December, ssisass.c asked; May
poic corn higher: November 22c nominal; December
.2ic: May. 2a'sc. Oats easier: November loc nominal
Wav 2olc bid Butter firm and higher: creamery extras
22c seconds i6asc dairy extras lGal!c; seconds ioa
i1c pork-Sandard new. 81 3IxuSI 40; old. O'U
Iard--Prme steam 81 20; choice. So N3 Bacon-Shoul-
ders 81 lO clear 81 3d. clear ribs So clear
SIDES 81 10 Dry salt meatsshouders 81; extra short
clear ST. rib 81: clear sides 81 10 Lead firm and
unchanged and desilverzed s2 IouS2 I2is: re-
and higher IT 81 7Jd$i. Otner articles unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-25
CUNARU LINE.

~ TO LIVERPOOL BY QUEENSTOWN.
Etfura IS IL a. IN. I-ucania. Dec. lo D. n
Campania.Dec. 5, $50 a. m. Etruria; Dec 2s 10 n
Cmbria =. Dec IL, II q. m. Campania jan
From Pier 4O North River foot Of Carkscn-ft.
For freight passage applyN the Companys ONCE.
No 4 Bowling Green New-York
' VERNON IL BROWN & CO. General Agents
New-York tribune., 1896-11-25
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
Germanic " Nov 25. noon Germanic.. Dec q nom
Teutonic Dec. g. noon Teutonic. Dec. 80 noon
Rritannc :. Dec. o. noon Britannia. Jan g. noon
Majestic Dec 49, Majestic. jan ii. noon
NO COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER. sTEAMESS.
Pier No IS North River. ONCE % Broadway, N. Z.
II. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-04
salted' shoulders. a,12M94,s71s; short
clear sides. s3S75k@4; whislsey, SLIP.
New Yori. Market.

" New York, June 3.-Flour-Easy and
unchanged. Southern -four, weak and
unchanged.
Wheat-Spot market dull and firmer.
options Were fairly active: June, G4c.
Corn-Spots dull and frmer; No q.
331sc. elevator; 34hc. afioat Options
were dull and CLOSED firm at AQh cent
advance; June. 33kc.; July. S4Ac; Au-
gust. 341sc.; September, 351sc.; October,
Oats-Spots fairly active and stronger;
options dull and firmer: June, '23c. July,
23Ac. Spot No. 2, 22Mc.: No. white,
24&c.; mixed Western, 23424c.
Beef-leuiet and weak; unchanged.
Beef hams quiet. S14.5O. Tierced beef,
quiet and firm; unchanged.
Cut MeatS-Quiet and easy; unchang-
ed.
Lacd-Quiet and nominal; Western
steam. 44c.; city, $500.
Pork-Dull and steady; unchanged.
Butter-Fairly active and steady; UNI
changed.
Coffee-Steady and unchanged to 10
points up; June, $11.954l2.00; July, s11. So
Q11.60; August, S11.05; September. s11.65;
December. $10.15@1020; January, SOTO:
March, $1O.05; April. s9.95. Spot rio, dull
and steady; No. z, 13Ac.
Sugar-Raw, easier and dull; fair re-
filming, 3Ac.; centrifugals Sc test, 3%c.
Refined. unchanged and quiet.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-06-04
Cotton Nlnrkefa.

New York, June 3.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding gulf, &c.; middling, TIC: net re-
ceipts, none; gross. 700 bales: forward
ed, 100 bales; sales, 2,114 bales; spinners'
ga bales; stock, 121, 2S6 bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts. 1851 bales
exports to Great Britain, 2,10O bales
stock, 800, 421 bales.
Total so far this week: Net receipts,
1860 bales; exports to Great Britain,
lS,201 bales; France, 1864 bales: Con-
tinent, 7,722 bales.
New York. June 3.-Cotton-Futures
closed barely steady; June, 7.44; July,
7.43; August. 7.42: September. 6s1; DC
tober, CT; November, GIL; December
6.f2; January, CTS; February, $50;
March. 6.S5. Sales 221,7OO bales.
Liverpool, June 3, 1890 p. m.-Cotton-
Demand fair; prices easier. America n
American. $4,000 bales; speculation and
export, 500 bales. Receipts. 1000 bales;
American 1900 bales. Futures opened
weak: demand moderate.
Liverpool June 3, 12:45 p. m-Cotton-
American: Spot grades declined 1-l6d. 4:
American middling fair, 4 11-32d.: good
middling, 41sd.: middling, 41-32d.; low
middling. 315-16d. good ordinary,
3 13-l6d.: ordinary. 3ssd
Liverpool June ), ID. m.-Cotton-
American middling: June, 1856; June and
July, 500; July and August, 1856. seller:
August and September, 1854. buyer; Sep
tember and October. 3.48@349 buyer:
october and November 3.45Q3.46, seller;
November and December. 3.43Q3.44, buy
er; December and January, 343@3. A
seller; January and February, 3.43QS3.44
buyer; February and March. 34I@3 As.
buyer; March and April. 345Q346. buy
err. Futures closed weak.
New Orleans, June 3-Cotton-Fu-
lures. easy sales, $1,000 bales; June, 6.Ss:
July, $50; August, Csc; September
GAG; October, Gas; November. 6.3S: De
cemoer, Gal; January. GA February
6.47.