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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-18
MRS. LANGTRY,s FARM.
The Jersey Lily's Delightful New
Home in California.
From the San Francisco Post.

hCne IN Sd1l1Orpld.
From the San Francisco Post.
81 tell you," said F. S. Chadbourne yes
terday, 'Mrs. Langtry is remarkable
woman. She can do more with $4,000
than another person could do'with 0,0OO.
That is a fact. She is a business woman,
can assure you, and anybody who has done
business with her will find that out You
know she has lovely place up in Lake
county. 1t is thirty miles from st. Helena,
and adioins Gebhardt's place. Gebhardt is
going to bring out his horses and stock the
place. Mrs. Langtry does not call her place
a rancho. She calls it Langtry farm. 1t
is nice place, and she has been very busy
fitting it up. / don't care what people will
say, but she will have one of the prettiest
places in California. 1t has an old-fashioned
house, but it is extremely comfortable.
Next year she is going to build fine house
For the past week she has been very busy
having it furnished. | tell you she is very
particular, and she looks at everything very
critically"
''She is expensive in her tastes, is she
not"
"Well, yes, she is. She wants everything
very nice. She has every room furnished
differently. She has a lovely little break
fast, then dinipg-room, and pink parlor
ana blue pdFlOr, anu IL very pIeJuy lJJie
japanese room. Her own room is thor
oughly English. Naturally her tastes run
toward the English style of doing things,
but she says that she is gstting rapidly
Americanized, and when she gets into her
new house she will be thoroughly American.
By the way, Mrs. Langtry has Teen
promised a station, which will be called
'Langtry.' Her engagement ends on Satur-
day night, and next Sunday she will occupy
her little house on Langtry farm. Mrs.
Langtry tells me that she will spend nine
months every year here"
1t is generally understood that Mrs.
Langtry will secure her divorce from Mr.
Langtry, and that when she is divorced she
will marry Freddie Gebhardt and join the
two farms together. 1t is also expected
that this event will shortly take place, and
that the Gebhardts will go extensively into
the stock raising business.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-18
THE Do1NGs OF WOMEN FOLK.
Early Summer lettings in the World
of Femininity.

Early Summer lettings in the World
of Femininity.
New YORK, June 16.-The business of
the trained nurse is not yet overdone,
though the chances are that inside Of four
or five years its palmy days may be past.
Some of the pretty, white-capped creatures
who graduated in the earliest classes from
the training schools and hospitals are CAPT
tallStS i'll a modest feminine way now. A
tall brunette, who has been at work seven or
eight years, and whose eyes are quick and
her touch soothing and deft beyond de-
scription, owns three or four desirable cor
ner lots, which were bought with shrewd
insight into the directions of the city's
growth and are worth pretty penny more
than she paid for them to-day. A second
nurse, who has distinguished herself be-
yond the average, bought out restaurant
which does a thriving trade, the profits OF
which would keep her If she did not prefer
TO retain the old manager, dapper little
Frenchman, in charge and pursue the call
ing In which she has succeeded. The regu-
lar tariff for the services of a trained nurse
Is $50 to $%4 and her board per week. and
the demand is brisk enough to employ
them on an average of forty-tive weeks
out of the year. Unusually skilled nurses
sometimes get $50 or $35 per week, while
undergraduates in their second years tram
ing are allowed to go out at the rate of SIG
week. What attracts many women to
the work is the fact that i'll most of the hos
pitfalls they are paid literally for their time
while learning, thus securing valuable
education at no expense to themselves.
This practice is likely to be abolished be-
Tore long, however, the managers consider
Ing the training sufficient recompense for
services rendered. The course varies from
two years in Bellevue and i'll the Brooklyn
training school to eighteen months IN
other institutions. The nurses are re-
cIuited largely from the ranks Of those who
would otherwise be milllners or dress
mixers, though many highly educated
ladies' are found among them attracted by
the work, which seems to them essentially
feminine, Some of the younger nurses be-
come so much interested in the medical end
OF their duties, that after graduating, they
study medicine and become practitioners.
There is one young girl in Bellevue now who
graduated from a country college and
came to New York to teach and earn
money to pay her way through medical
college. She found that teachers wages
made her task an impossible one, and went
70 the hospital TO learn business which
would pay better aud help her at the same
aLna a certain distance on her road. Her
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-18
White Goods and EmbrOideries

The magnificent display and large assortment
to be found in this department will repay visit
by intending purchasers, who are after BEST
GOODS, LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST
PRICES.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-18
EMBROIDERIES.

We call special attention of the LADIES to
our display of slightly soiled EMBROIDERIES,
which will be offered at an immense reduction
to clear out this week.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-18
DRY GOODS.
DRESS GOODS.

The bargains offered in this department are
unapproachable. All DRESS GOODS have been
marked down TO ridiculous low prices
lot Fancy Figured Challes, Dust received,
at Sc; worth l5c.
lot Fancy Striped and Plain Sutings, at
1896, cheap at 25c.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-06-18
SILKS! SILKS

The bargains offered in this department.
coupled with the LOW PRICES, are feature
well worth the attention OF careful purchasers.
Call and look at our display at reduced prices
for this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07

on the Produce E1ca,nss today the Batter market wa,
I2SlaEc. '''' -'-
DETROIT May 5.-wh.,s-Se. White. sa.n =. oo.c,
$50; DO August $50 bid coraNSo. Sse OATS
Sstl 5Ss os: sSs ss:s '0 bush
H..s ss:s M S.;
30 july july ssse 20 Sortn.tn c..A ana Ma, % = a.
N DO DO s s f Sot.s:l5
PHILADELPHIA May 6-Fsur nru: in moderate demand,
sss x {: :ss: 4
g ;i5s'st .ss
.n sssa % o. q F1o sr. r
50 90 Chocs Hy. Flour .to.iv IS a. Wheat quiet
ss%: ~ HS'is
sns aursS: S'
a. !. .r r.. NGad. AZ arrive =:
.s!s $ s :a IS % ss viii.
ssa; %, !s': &c sls Tor Ny .s.sasss'
quo S1'
s.s reas''H T.s :, ss:. &c WHIT.
Ts 7ss 'fs: ssss.
40 90 p s . Coco ssr Pear Ss:s'
pfnns. per ssL = ooose 90 DO new potatoes cuii..
per bbl. 81 0O6s3 30. Provisions were steady
beef 4 cS g. Fa%,y ser sO 10 rsO.:ss
si7 So. PORK Mess, sis ~, 10 Prime Mes. new
sia 80 DO Fany sl6 5oasl7 Hams Smoked per 10. ll7e
IL ,1ls S1Ss~ side. Clear Ribbed smoked ehsloS
DO smoked a. 7.S 5ssalisrs picks cured 7.s
Tie DO ds smoked skesl,e. peliic, 10 pickle 81
Kennel So 6oese Steam - i9laes IS, Butoners loose
81 1888 90 Butter nrm-Penusyvania Creamery Extra
a. 27e, Western creammy EItrs at zee C. and n
Y CrsamsrT Extra % @ 2Gc Western Factory 20d23o;
Pacsinr butter l2sl4e Eggs were nru- Psnnsyivsnis
i3c: Western nrsts 20 Cheese quiet steady
fair demand New York fui Croan ll0llac Ohio
Fiat. Choice II ,,c: DO Far % Prime lotsll.e susr
steady Winter Iran 81 50ss22 30 Ton Psrro,snn
steady 10 Abs test IN bba 7sa Rsoeipts-Fioar te0o
bbta Wheat 4,u0D bush Cora 1900 push 1900
bn.h- shlpments-wneas 1890 bush. Corn 2i0o bush
oats 1900 bush
May ssso June ss.c July $50 August s7Se, pc.
o.s, quiet Nay %!: ,G,srsrsses dgli sss.dS sase
clsyerscsd e3 pasA shlpmssts-whes $4,000 ensh Cvrn
$4,000 bush. oats 1900 srsh. covsrsssd tao bssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07
THE STATE OF TRdDE.

Flour nOmnay steady Howard street aud Western super
Sc 81 az IS Extra do 50 y 90 Famv TO $. -
DO Rio Brands 81 81 Family IS Is
sentative Patent IS 30 whsat-southern firm. Fultz 92c
81: L.agberry 96c asl we,tsr, quiet Nc winter Red
June gl4G9',c do for July ls@olt do for August
Ole asked. Corn-sosthsrn STEADY. White 66301c Yellow
ST. IsS: Sl' S Ss "a" ,Gr lux
vaaia Of 4os4ic. RYE very at 7sss2o Hay
Prime Chocs weers SIS 80 As7 ~ Provi.i0n, WIRE
steady; Mess Pork sls 90 DuikmeatS shoulders and
clolr aIs Side. packed ssac sso2s-shsalders q
batter arm. wss.r. p.es.a Zes52S oro.a..! IS s27S
Eye. steady at l2dl2sc Petroleum steady nsnnsd
at ac Coffee firm. Ri, eargoes ordinary 10 fa.r l4t9
i4e sugar steady a" soft 6'.c Coppsr. renhsd nrm
i5'. loo whskey steady At 81 90 Frestm 70
Liverpool psrseamer n0mnay stoady-Cotton llod FLOUR
per toa 4a Gram ldlsd
Com unchanged steamer Yellow g0e Zoo Oats ssoAdy
but quiet; so White 44ho45-c- Shorts quist and
RnG9 aa nSa vermont
T rTr auitk &s.. s1 asa
bush. shorts AZ tons
BUFFALO, Mar 5.-whest-No l Hard unsettled .. 9eo
bid PIC asked No i Northern dull holders an fsons to
realize offered at &c over Chicago May No. Nertherp
@Sss s ever AMI iun nm. do mo- s e':s s
weak No Yellow s4ae!lIS oh track; So z to arrive
IOL1Iihc, No 3 White 309Ssnc; No Mixed s719
31%G Barley nominal. Rye nominal; 10 Western go
Csc F a ssaa T R. r ia was Dor S
In carload Mlfcod firm Winter Braa sl9 49, sprip&
do sig 90 Por ton TSrnm,s .tsH o Oatmeal 'esay
10000 bush shipments-Wheat $4,000 bash
CHICAGO. May 5.-T leading futures ranged Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07
LIVE srocK MARKETS BIT TELEGRAPH

BuYFALo May 5.-cdMs-Rsesipts last y hours were
32s9 Total fer the week thus far For sAms u.s
$3.50 Consigned through 1913 cara. OF which Ill
70 New.YOrR ears on sale market arm.
heep-Receips last "a were 1900 Total ior ns
week thus 81 100 For tras last week ~ zoo
Consigned through IL oars 10 OF which 10 NswnoIx !;
"a sale market nrn Common to Fair 258$s 90
So 5Od @ IS Spring Lambs 81 o09Sl0 20.
Hou-Recopts last "a hours 7o20 head Total Ter tho
week thus 46.330 head For time last week
So ss5 head Consigned through ~ cars IL Of which 70
New.York, 10 cars sale; market 1rn Light Plgs ~
SIS S. 25 Mixed Pigs and Light Workers S. 300 te
SIS 90 Rough s5e5 To- stass 81 90; all offerings
taken.
CHICAGO. Union Stock Yaris May 5.-Tns Dreoerf
journal repora Cdtus-Reoepts 1000 heaa shipments
O6o market slow. easier Fancy s. 1925 Zoi
SO GS4 as Stoekers and Feeders SO 409S3 I5
cow. Bulls and Mixed 81 30 Ss3 rs Texas steers S. 20
GS4 co.
ogs-Reosipt $500 head shpmants 900 head market
SIS IS a 50 IS; Skips 81 006S5 Is
ket steady Woocd Natives S. 50ds6 50 shorn s. 00s
S. no. Western 0O0$6 So Texans 81 20 $50 10 Lambs
IS 50d 81 o.
ments 500 head; strong at yesterdays
advance.
Ho1s-Recepts 1oooheai; shipments 100 head market
strong Choos Heavy and Butchers selections 90 300
s. 90 Packing Medium 10 Choice IS 500 rs 30; Light
grades Ordinary Best IS 1905 A. okips and Pigs 81 70
a. 50.
sheep- Receipts 800 head; shipments nons; market
steady Far TO Choice So 9u1s6 o.. Common 10 Medium
s2U04Si25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ney.York Saturday, May OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES werc
10 cars OF 276 head-14 Oak CHI for export and
cars az Jersey City for the Market Total for the
eck 1915 head against s629 head last week Newton
GlIio,t sold II Lancaster County, Penn, Steers,
averaging 1870 n. at 60 per 100 n No other trading
in Beeves Feeling firm.
Shipments previously reported Boston shipments
for the week. 1874 Cattle, and 2o70 quarters Of Beet
CALvES-only 10 head received and no sales reported
Feeling weak -.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts 20 cars OF 4,20S
head-12 a. G0thst and cars ~ Jersey CITY Toai
for the week. IS 554 head against 20 500 head last week
Five carried yesterday. Market dui pus
unchanged. The offerings not sl sud-
Ordinary TO Good Clipped Sheep sod At
IS 5ods0 80 per 100 n; Fair 70 Good Weofled
do at So 75as7 20; Clipped Yearngs At SO IS -
de7 with Prime tho market few Kentucky
Spring Lambs sold at s6as6 so per head.
sales-Shcrman Culver: COS Unshorn Nebraska Sheep
81 average, at 90 rs per 100 % 40 Ohio DO. 81 IL b.
j. F. sadler g. o. 200 Clipped Ohio Sheep. II n, at
So 400 do So n at SO o5 33 Kentucky Spring Lambs
50 each Is do. at SO so.
NJ Collins, 1o4 Clipped Ohio Sheep. 80 ., at lao
per n
Hume Mullen: geo Clipped Western Sheep. 7s Y
at SIS rs per 100 n 271 Michigan do. rs n at 20; 200
Clipped Western Yearlings, o. n, at 90 70 81
DIllenback Dewey 81 Clipped Western Sheep, W To-
at 8 1-2c per n /; $40 do. 50 70, at lie
D. Harrington: IL Clipped State Sheep % n, as &C
900 Clipped State Yearlings 81 1.2 n, at &c
HoGS-Receipts Is Of q BIS head-io cars AZ
jersey City and at 40th-st Total for the week
80 500 head against 81 375 head last week No sales on
live weight Nominally steady at 346eo per n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07
Liverpool London. Glasgow. Bristol
a. q. A q. a. q. sd.

pRovIs1oNs-The usual Saturday dulness prevails,
holders remain steady Zoo on bo o Sa Of late
ssHa 81 2sss g s4 r 12a Il .s Primer s
m nEFFsIias ~ slow demand Extra fSda Mess
sli 5oss5, according to 9q2y Family Asss Is Sos
PAY 81 2'a'1B II EAfa bSs l r:ssS5
held Quoted at sl0; CUT MLATs-Are vory
well maintained In price, put tFsang is slow for the
Picked Bellies Io average, at l2a7 $50 ard
slc bid in boxes picked Hams at IL II lie Plcklsd
Shoulders G sn0tMff baa' sni s S%GsGa
nn srn ~ DRESSED HoGS-Are doing better aud
the demand continues fair City heavy 70 light. Soa
LSRD-Thsc market tended highss ss'n Options
SPOT Quoted Sas 81 2c Late yesterday 500 teS sold
al 3 50c City steam quito nrm. quoted Sc; refined
quoted at Toe Continent Sloe south Ameriean $50 cs
ias s!2s i5Oo tes Jsy q 81 sat4ds4s closing.
80 m s sSS ias closing ss 500 ts
2s'S ssss ;S:Rf dull Rq 1ns
s7s; Penn.yivsnis sSSs7c STATE salfnIkin tubs ga
fss sat issss6 Daily @s' i%
vsa sss euy s ruling quiet and steady Old ec not
State Flctsry, 9allo; Skins 5doo New stock-stste
il9s2c. EGgS1;IIsys 9scdeIs.e naairy az
10 LAID; Southern. 70 l2slSo Duck Eggs iGGqoc
suGAR-ouoistions for raw stock were not changed.
sps nf fc Ms 30 sr ar Refining and &
Phiiadcph, Al $500, cost and iTeeht aoine3 duIi
e. ors:p ssr. ;A sssla s gosssrsa tssf
sA.s Standard, 1-le ceree % A.. Gee f1oc !;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07
TRIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices. 4O1. 317

IL RE kAILW Al. Ticket Offlccs, 4O1, 3l7
Il I'll and 957 Broadway. 1887 Bswsry Isl West-ss
NewYork ssl and 1888 Fulton.ss. Brooklyn; l07 Broad
way williamsburg corner Newark aud odson Hobo
ken; so Msnssnery.st, and Nsw.Staton. Jersey City
where Tickets aRd Parlor or sleeping Car reservations
2Sdst earlier she wp
from ssrs.st local trains to 10 minutes earlier
Ga m. Osandaya Chanbsrsst s:lb. 23ssL 1855 ml-Day
ExBrsss Pullman Buffet Drawing room Coaches to FL.
from Hernsllsvls 70 cncinnau.
3d. ru-Daily Chicago and ST Lsus Limited" solid PAIL
maa train Of Day and Buffet sleeping Coaches Buffalo,
NIAGARA Falls Cory Meadvilo Cincinnati Chicago and
81 Lsos Nosttra charge for f.st time.
faao. jamestown. Younsstown. Cincinnati and Chicago
Rutherford sad PAssac4k5 T. 1850 l030A ~; ~ noon:
p R.; Ia Night A-' . Rutherford $50 M 20 nn:
is p $50 30 D. 1879 ~ t' IL night ~
Pa,sr.oa--4ls 1850. o. lesoa mi Y l:t6. 800
n@ G noon $50. 4'sS 1913 il56 aaisa:
Newark and Paterson. via Nsuark-o4a $50 $50 Io0v:
1904 10; sso 400 40 52o 5;sc a 500 ESQ 10
n,ds. W., atFss a'y 7sS % 1851 s9
xs:a $500 t'SS S9oH Sar,rm $50 is .I,s q.
waFwck-Wecrdsy.a 1890 a IN; 430p m. =, ..o
Goshen-4 40, 80. y, 10 80 a. n 500 sou ~
u sop m Sundays 4AS. 49, 10 a. III 0''''
xlaileS low and ror. ysrv,s-44a 7so o losoa M ss9
f 1850 ms ms" q 80 80 Fl 80 p. SunN''N ''
Express from the West arrive In New'Yorx s''"
i"SP NJ; HE Hn tgiS9 y n- L. p FARMER,
Genu Sunt General Passenger Agenk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEhoEi
OEooT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER

Tiiae 1abis Oh Apri Q, ISIS no,na n,oox
For PHILA DHL III 4 ana TitfNlON, Dr. an "a
Route" At 4, 80, g. IL a. 80, 8, . ~ ''' -
p u. SUNDAYS az 4. AS a. M . ~ Il a. 30
Trains leaving a. &, 80 IL m, ~ =, 20" PotS
IL p havv connection for Rescng nown
VILE, etc. a. tor Easion Betheheln. Snnd.y fos
Maach Chunk. Reading. Harrisburg. etc On oH"N-'
Easton. x,... p.,sieheu.
r fsnnsor rgh griass i ss1ss f scSn
ton. Reading. Hasrlshurg. pous,fie TAhaSus' S
sa9ouy fos Fsmns.on EaseSn Bethlehem Allentown
Mauch Chunk Reading, Harrisburg, ets u,,ovn M,ueh
8i45 o m. for In sIon Bcthenep hs'sn .nstn
Chunk %kcsbarse Scranton, Tansqp, Ss,inek Easea.
80 p m for Fkmpst1' tai G. ~ tiss,, - are
Behlehsm Allentown Reading. HotrisnurS.. w;erton
90 and 40 D. m for Somerye ana sn,a..n Msueh
Sz5 b. m FOR Faston, bethlehem, Ahen'""H' "
Chunk etc. On Sundays at 80 N 4 m AIS n m
sundaya DC o 90 O. for Red bsns: Paint PlesS.
txsLufy PARK. Ocean Grove. except SundAJs' f0'H'
SIS a. M. I :oo $50 p m fe so LAR n W.
River Psricr Cars o. 90 and S2 Grffry viueand.
:. m. p M for ATLANTA 'AA'' "a.
H',rs S Co., sds mas as M =, p 90 xSssy.
40 ais o. m sundays 0o m. tor rou,h Beseh.
SIS + IS 3; =: 80 > IN for Monmouth ~
s''''sHSsE MsSEEsrSsE isourHgRN DIVISION us
,ands HixiiaSa DsasA sssSrishs LQns SssnsA' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETx
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

There was little Of In tho grain markets On
saturday and business restricted mainly 70 room
soalp,ns Shippers declined 10 accept tho views Of hold
ers and nothing done in the export iine This stag
nation coupled with favorable weather ct the West
exsrted sornowhat depressing effect tho market
and wholly the sensational publications OF crop new
that now has q somewhat ehestnutt7" favor Only
500 900 bushels however, changed hands and the close
WINS dull with net losses Of 18d3S cent follows: May
"a; june, % Is; July. 90 1s; August 90 Ss; Sepem-
bcr 90 81; October 90 81; November. "a L.; Decen-
ber 95 IA cents In spite OF the dulnes Of the MARKET
both cash whcat and were steady. Corn options
were Irregular with May especially weak, closing 81
cent lower at o. cents Tho other months sympsthzed
somewhat with May. but recovered later Gains were
shown of Ia cont for June 81 81; 1s for July at
GO 1s and August 6o 12 IS for September and IL for
October at 60 So cents Oats were without feature
and prices closed regulary May boing up 1S cent at
9s Juno and July down 1s at IS IA and SO SIS re-
speetyely and August being unchanged at 80 Ia cents
Lard neglected by ahppers although 500 erces taken
late on Friday reported The options were stronger
and closed with gains Of points FOR May at % As for
June at 80 ~; for July Of IS a. and points for Au-
gust as 50 Al.
receipts OF -four and grain reported on Saturday Of
NewYork, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston wero ~
oats 10 SS7 bushels total gin 100 923 bushels four
81 2Ss packases At Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Louis
the ar1vhs Wheat 6.750 bushels oorn, fs1. sS2
bushels so 100 12s bushels total grain 40 100 bush
els; flour, 20, 020 barrels D., D..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07
Closing

1roup AKIN MrAI.-FLoUR-Thc situation had the
ssSs aS ds sG a 9eldsn e lsS are % Wiling
a PRICES and 6e een go sS6s cty Mil Extra
50 Wsss Indies oo IS Sb. in Fine new az Paskf
ss o see bO. ss5 az ssS6
615 w5 Sss E kGm At y at
lots at SIS 25 5000 bSls Mnesota Gx'ra SSs
q TO- by l"s e.DSrers Quotations supone
a. 10. latter extreme; o5s Ems 60; T. i'G and
5 Fl. T & y ;S Sl1ss
s e. g5nS ivy wh MSia1ss IS 5os
al S s. soss4 10 fStehis Medium Choice
ia Ef'ffR! 6easNS
S4 s.ff .'asE 4sss "
sss's quoted 81 o'asa IS ami Drandy"1
he regular sturdy s p5sss 70 Sa S.c T.A Of
from Which 5a e change closing end e s"is
ESI sSs siSi;S 5.$9s
q tgorS IN ' ssy e 600 % ss.ns' RS &
graded RED latter ehSGs for MILLING gts T June
g g s ssss s sss sl'sP e. e
g. 9oHs b = ss s:o g. s SSysT is
$Si:s IS iIa 4 aSS 3
Tbu and 39ra SR'G aeyey teoss
s5's sD. yhSP' showing s
Spot Ps grades ' Sea steady T som, t!e
demand for home use se ,SSy,Sed W&ed At $50
q Go 9g NS iRo a9 esi@ cSsSS ss
Sa:or q Lac M aSS Ss IS s Ss&S' '
Closing az g. SAC and july Ss 1898 lic closing at
90 i.2aGs 5-sc, closing at 60 5-sc.
bushel highsr after moderate trade Options opened
T f Ss:S. s'asn OCo
s Guiding i 10. at 81 i2c white q l2a4sc No
Ssss ws s a % ssasS e @h, So |s' 10
May ?S s ss ss 80 s Losing o.ns $s Ss
do August losing at 35 lee No. White MAJ, AZ asa
e closing a At 3 4 f2 JU gsas e closing
FEED-steady, quiet and unchanged
HAY AND sTRAw-Tor a.st-c lass. hay the market is
nr noPs"sSyers show no disposition to take sup
R %ssoa es,S Ill s crop q 49,
s Do medium Gc g. TO Choice S% Sd
do 1850 common to good. 4aoc Germans crop Of 1887
held at 2oc for so test boiling stock -, - 49,
sss s fssH E a Sa q stS at
a. NS sSs s FSss 'sIR:Pn' S@s
ftrs Il ssas, 81 ss SGa 80 ;'nP's
ss5i s. q w. e. j s e II g. NJ 81 So s. 49,
ace e nSa m s % a S GO
PsIssn $Sdssc Lis eSSeh o 5s Sc
,rdffrime Present Make 80 Menhaden Sound
2sa2sc Light Pressed 3lc Bleached Winter 33aS4c,
Gga70c, Natural Winter csa7oe pleache1 Winter 73e
NE a,cached Spring 67d70c; Whale-Crnde Northern
sSTSsc Natural Winter 4lc Blesched Winter 43c Extra
Beached 45c; Sea Elephant-Bleschei Winter 5id55c.
OCEAN FREIGHTs-The market as is usually tho
was sssn s.cs'2s & s aa
from coosaw steamers. with phosphate private terms
Hamburg hence, German steamer, 900 bbs refined,
in bulk owners account British bark. hence, to
Panooon 40 refined OIL, 22c. Italian bark
hence 10 Pu1zuol, g. 200 bills refined OIL "a
Re rth rates the leading United Kingdom ports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07
LONDON WOOL SALES

LoSpoS. May 6-rhs wool SALES closed today Lss arm
though tho petition was ess Keen
owing 70 the thinner sttsndano rho closing prices
wsh the closing Price. q tho .s :sss :h1w 'h.
sps :ssu,.d .s'e % ~: "s nS
homo buyers and 600 fer export ncludns 5000 for
America Twsny thoassod bales viii Do carried for
ward Al to dAys sales l3ts3 bales we're onered low
sale Of e,ss viii tass place on NAY The sales
isoi% esa sree:s SAsis "a DC loSss and piece ID
IL Iisd do pieces Il sressy % lldi
do locks and pieoss "a 17d ouoenssndsae 500 bales
sooured aud pieoes Cd ls greasy 7d3Sd South
bales secured locis and pieces ioad sisi
zeaisnd-saies aio5 bales secured 6 do locks
and pieces idols td sressy dals Old; do locks and
300 bales sooarsd. ID ols -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w N. II y q q .on- rfaa
Trains leave West 4?ds station a. follows and ~
GARNER from foot of Jsy.st- North River
Detroit and CHICAGO 90 SIS =. m, 600. SLIP m
st. Louie. 800, -Sil5 p. m. n..,-. S,..s,>
Faa 3;lo o. 90 q: a. $50. .e;io n
kingston sauSertss Catski, Albany, Sl0 '7;ls $780,
crsDssoa. Wes: PoSt Cornwall NswburE 'sis, TIA
o. S. 1918 all 30 m s4ieo 40 300, .olo Cav y ~"
and %: % D m Cranston's, Corn wal. NewburE
For Montreal aud Canada Fast 900 p. ~, - r...,,.
Hamilton London, g. b5 m. 600 'Slo p IN '"'A~
1895 O. M. te;0O. e: ID y m -, 49, r.u. D.troIs
ELEGANT sleeping cars for Buualo niagara rsn~ N'"'
sDay Daily except SATURDAY. Other train. da si,sH
Sunday Leave Jersey City, p. r X, sta9h: a..
a m s3A0p M Hsboken, West shsre station. aIA''oA"
For tickets tables pssr sleeping car w.s
tioss or apply at offices breokyn
80 Fulten-st, Annex ONCE. foot 81
NswYsrk Ciy-ss3 7s5. e42 Broadway. 1882 Bo" a.
Park Place, and West shore Stations, loot o.
foot Of Jay-s.. N. K e. l. La can't
6XzndorblSava General Passsntot ose---