davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-25
A FERRIS WHEEL ROOF GARDEN

The Ferris wheel has been sort
of white elephant on the hands of the
owners ever since the worlds fair 1t
paid very well there, but since they
have not known what to do with it.
1t is now proposed to take it to New
York and turn it into ID sort of gil
gantic elevator to carry people to a
roof garden and skating rink, which
will be the biggest in the world. The
plan is to erect the wheel as it stood
in Chicago. Outside of the wheel and
trellis work will be four steel columns.
These columns will run closer together
as they ascend until the top is reached,
300 feet, where a steel platform, 200
feet square, will be constructed. AS
cending from four corners of the plat
form will be four more steel columns,
running up 40 feet to a pyramid tower,
protected by a railing, which will
serve as an observatory. In summer
the platform will be open and used for
a roof garden. In winter it will be
closed in with gas and heated with
steam. Mr.. Ferris believes the plat
form will be sufficiently large to al
low room for a stage and an orchestra
when it is desired to use it as a roof
garden.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-25
POISONED CHEESE.
One Dies and Others Suffer Great
Agony from It's Effects.

Black River Falls, Wis, Oct. pa
wholesale poisoning case is reported at
the home of Andrew Anderson, a few
miles west of this city. Ole Anderson,
resident Of this city, one Of the vic
tins, died last night and two other
members Of the family are in pre-
carious condition. The supposition is
that the poisoning was caused from
eating cheese that was cooked in a
brass kettle.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-25
ELECT OFFICERS.

Burlington, Ia, Oct. 2O.-The Daugh-
tiers of Rebekah closed their session
dent, Mrs. E. Olive Bulan. of Clinton;
secretary, Mrs. s. e. Metheney, Keo-
kuk; Treasurer, Mrs. NJ. Phillips. Man
chester. -
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-25
AN ANCIENT LIGHTHOUSE.

The north coast of Egypt has been
guarded by lighthouse since 300 B
c., when Ptolemy Philadephus, the
Greek kim of Egypt, and one of the
successors of Alexander the great
built the so-called Pharos of AleXan-
dria. This was a lofty tower placed at
the entrance of the harbor, with a
great fire blazing on its summit dur
ing the night.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-25
AMONG THE JOKERS.

Ada: ''F'lo was just going down for
the third time when DIR. Watson dived
off a yacht and caught her.
Grace: ''And saved her life? What
that wonderful?'
Ada: Eyes. for a doctor. Life.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-25
TWO DREAD DISEASES.
Kaukauna Schools Closed by Scarlet
Fever and Diphtheria.

Kaukauna, Wis, Oct 2O.-Owing to
prevalence of diphtheria and scarlet
fever the south side public school was
ordered closed by the board of health.
Three new cases were reported.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-25

The west wall Of the new Westing-
house glass factory in Allegheny. was
blown down, dangerously injuring
John Halpin and Henry Strackrath.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-25

Big and Little.-''Do you think" said
the intellectual young woman, "that
there is any truth in the theory that
big creatures are better natured than
the small ones?''
Yes answered the young man. 81
do. Look at the difference between
the Jersey mosquito and the Jersey
COW. Life.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-25
ON HARRISON'S LIFE
ATTEMPT SAID TO HAVE BEEN
MADE AT LOGANSPORT.
TWO MASKED MEN WITH RE
NOLyERS UTTER THREATS.

They Approach the Rink From the
the Rear-''When He Comes Out.
Shoot Him'-Police Make Vain
Search-The Ex-President Is Guard
ed and Hurried Away.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-25

Striking weavers have resumed
work in New Bedford at a reduction
of per cent in wages
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-25
LOWEST EVER KNOW
WHEAT AND COTTON WAY
WAY DOWN.
UNNAI JRALI.I LOW PRICES OF
THE GREAT STAPLES.

Demands for Money Unusually Small
The Treasury Reserve Failing
Backward Again-Iuternal Reve-
nue Receipts s., 100000 Less Than
for Corresponding week. Last Year
, 1894-05-19
11anoel oil 1mpfifGbhen.

9us @eiunb6eit9z2tmt, bas ieBt iber
cttpa 400 Smpfdr3te D%erfji9t, lit augen>
bljdlicb in letner 3bdti9feit 8ur Be-
%tdlnpflng Der 8lattcrnieucbe ct>pa5 ba6urd
bc5emmt, b0B Die Snpfltdbben nidbt in
Ser ertorberliDcn Nn5abl 81 beicbafien iin0.
Sine Der grOBten 6abrifen, Die Dieie Stdbz
bcn berltcllen, lit Dor %einigen Gogen abQcz
brannt, unO Sic iibrigen f6nnen ben Sc
bari nac6 6en Smpitoff, Der iicb iiber
bic gan5ell Se~rcini8ten Staten eritredt,
nicbt gcnii8erE.
@citern tpurOen nur pent8e nele 8lats
tcrn1due sur Nn8ci9e gebrabt, unO stpor
elmer ans ocm 0ouie $40. 389 GlartitraBe
unO ic 3igci Sale aus $50. 1877 9. Setter
ion, $50. II TiStitr,, $40. 576 25iter @ourt
uno $40. ga Gcntcr Mpe.
, 1894-05-19
RIeine Udd,rihten.

= Mtr ~bcricbtetcn 9eftern, OoB s. S.
GomnSenO, W}itglieb Der Meit>B arfbebSroe,
letHe &eitgnatiou einreibte. Oa @orpp uto
8rOborpSti, 5tpet anoere Wtttglieber, bereitS
5ur ~Geii9nation oufgeforbert puroen, 10
lUtrb lpobl aucb bier, mic bieS auf Der g&orbz
lette Der SAL mar, cine taft Douit6n6ig
ncue 8artbeb0rbe entftebeu.
- Ser befannte G6ineie Sam Moo lit
Der @nii6t, Dab v6ig6btnOers" ibm nacb
penn 2eben tracbten, boob ibeint er nicbt Bic
Nb1t6t 5u bo6en, ben SbuB Der Boltsei
tllr lt9 in Nniprucb 81 nebnten. 8enn Elm
G3tpetg Der 9~enonnten Morb9eleuibaft
tptrflicb in Chicago %ertltirt, 10 tann Die
Poll5et tbm i6tperlt6 oaS 6anOWert
le8en, 0a oieie Mon8oIen cine lebr be-
lpoDrte unO iebr geDetme Organization
baben.
, 1894-05-19
Gtnhnnn1ttuppen

sum pretie bon 75c per Stud, OteieIben iito in
braunrother Seinmono nit 6oIoorud ous9efnhrt
uno poien 9e1au sur 2l~ufbemohrun9 bon 20 Ref,
ten, Die Woppen f0nnen 81 obt9em pretie jeoer.
5ett in unlerer Office aboeholt peroen,
, 1894-05-19
IN oen PARIS.
Std6tiide Stnon5=Qn9eIe9enheiten

Stdetti6e 3tnan5=Qn9ele9enRetten
0aS itabtrdt6Gicbe 6tnanScomite bei1loB
9~eiterlt, ben GDrporatipnSannalt nit benz
@ntWurf elmer Or0inan3 gu beauftra9en,
tpel6e Die 8er9ebun9 zines GontrafteS fir
Die unentgcltli9e Torti6affung Der 5bierz
Ieicbcn aus ben StraBen Der Stoot gum Sc
genltanbe boben iou. 9as 6inon5comite
lit Der Qnitcbt, oaB ii6 lebr ipobl Elm I'm
ternebmer ftnoen mirb, Der ii9 nit Dem
BrOfit sufrie6en 9eben miro, ben Die Ser
arbeitun9 Der Sbierleiden ~abtpirit, tpcr1
t6m bet GoHtraft auf cine lGn9cre Eei6e BON
Sabren ge9eben ptr6.
9aS Sinan3comite beibloB fcrner, sic
BON Qlb. @allogban in Der lebten Stabtz
rat65iiBun9 eingebracbte GeloIutiOn, tpel7
cber 81 SOlBe Der Comptroller auf9eior6ert
tDer6en iou, an Die @a5geieuicbaften sic
ritditdnOtgen @aSrehnun9en gum 8etrage
bon $18O,00O 81 be5ablen, 81 ben often gu
le9en. NblebnenO Dcrbielt itcb ba5 Gomite
aus ftnan5teIen @riinben gcgen DQS @elucb
6eS SberbaI> @DmmiliGr5 I'M cine @rtraz
beipluigung bon 500, 900 fit bic Snitanoz
iebun9 6cr unperbelerten StroBer. Sn
8eSu8 auf Sic Trage, tpober ba5 3ur 8e5abz
lung Der fGuiBen Nebnun9en Der @ablbez
6OrOe n0tbige @elO bei9afft per6en fol-,
fam cS 81 fetner 8el9luBfaiiung.
, 1894-05-19
Die rIotrofen=union.

Sn 1919 &an6olp6 Str, bielten sic Mttz
slieOer Scr INSTRUMENTATION geitern cine
Neriammlun9 ab, in tpelber SteQune 81
Ser Dem Gon9reB sur Qnnabme Dorliegenz
Sen Lockwood alien bill" gcnommen
lpur6e. 9ieie 8ta Derbietet, sic QtulteLz
lung BON 2euten, Sic ni6t amerifanii4e
8irger ltn0, ais Wtatroien unO Oificiere
Ser bic groBen 8innenieeen bcfabrenoen
amerttanticben S9iffe. IS murben 8e9
i6Iiiiie gefaBt, in benen bic Sreunbe Ser
Nrbeit auf9efOroert werOen, fir Die Boiz
iiru1g oieler Sill gu itimmell. Qbicbriften
oteier 8el6liiie per6en all ale oieienigcn
8unbesab9eoronete uto Senatoren, tpelbe
anerfannte 6reunOe Der Arbeiter iinO, 9ez
ianbt per0en.
, 1894-05-19

GUM, ibren 9rudarbeiten baS Union
9abeI" bei5ufl9en, cntSoaen tperOen tpilrbe,
tpenn lie nibt Mit9lie6er Der alien luton
a1itelen pilrOen. 9tun 9cbOren aber mr.
lebr penige 8rcBmen mod ret alien Ser
einigung an, unO bic Orudercibeiiber wiis
fen nibt, tpte Tie it'd aus bieiem Dilemma
6erauSlpin6en 1oQen.
, 1894-05-19

81 Pullman 1T 2tIes ruhie. Die uuews'
tiidt cine DYnamit9eidihte >auf.- mor'
tag lift III pullman 5ahlta9, mo GA
fiirdtet man 5ohnenfuht DER Shweoen.
= Oas untertii5un9swerf 9eht riiftie
pormGrts. = Die matroieu mo ole Sods
mooo=SiQ.
, 1894-05-19
Die ,,pre6men".

Gor eini9er Belt frat Die Webrbeit Ser
bicii0en v8reBmen" C0ruder) aus Ser
rBreBmens@llnion" aus, Die inter einem
Charter Der OSnternatiOnaL Typographical
llnion" a%rbettet, uno o~r9aniiirte cine neue
unabbdn9tge linton. Die SDpogropben
f%onnter unb burften nur 9tejenigen ais
l%lnionlc1tc a1terfennen, Die Der oIten Union
angeb0rten u1O nur ote 0rudlaben, tpeIcbe
BON bieien bergeribtet %purben, erbtelten
o0s Linton Babel" (S6uBmarfe). Die
8eamten Der Typographical Union" notiz
f~ictrten Oieler Sage bie 8eitBer bon
9ru6ereien, in benen Mit9IieOer Der neuen
Union arbeitell, baB ibnen oas 9riDilez
, 1894-05-19

OBJ be8 @eb0rten ean3 bali" &eincr
lpDllte i6m anttporten unb Ser ODnamiter
ibien iibcr bic Qufnabme, sic iei1t per-
meintli6 gutter Gatb fano, lebr u1ton9es
llcbm 6criibrt SIT iein. ST lieB ftb aber
trobocm ni6t a66alter, BEN in Ser Sale
Oeriamn1eltcn Streifern 2lnmeiiuugcn iiber
BEN @ebraub beS 9Dnomit5 gil gebcn.
9tob9erdoe aber nurben Die @emiitber auf>
gcregt, unD elmer Der Qlntpeieu0cn berbou>
mcti6te 6eatcotbe bet Snbalt ber in elmer
anOercn ais engtilben Spradbe 9ebaltenen
oufptegelnoen Gcoe. yQ8ir pouen ben
&erl ioiort Derboitelt, ipenn mir ietner an
licbtig iDerben," or0nete 6eatbcote all un0
ernanntc eincn 2lu8ibuB bon 9reien, Ser
ii1 arf Die SagO mad 6em bereItS berz
icbwunbeuen 9pnamitcr begeben ioute.
Die 9an5e @elc5jcbte lit BON QnfanQ bis gu
@nbe erfunOcn uno. nur 81 benz 3nedc in
Die g8elt 9eieBt, nm bic nicbtzamerifani>
iben Strctfcr in Elm fallbe5 2icbt gu
iteuen.
Gini9e Streifer baben Sen Stoub BuQ@
mans BON ibren 6iiBen 9eiabitttelt un6
baben-in Scr Stabt Nrbctt 9enomnen.
QtltBer Der berettSl genannnten Srau 0oc7
tor 9ouitrom BADEN au6 nodb Die 0octoren
Moore uno Glarf BENT llnteritiibun9se
Gomite ibren foitenfreten 9ienft sur 8ez
D%arblung bon 8ranten unter ben Streifer1
unO 6eren Somilten 3ur Gerfi8ung ge@
felt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-10

7oaeoc do Western 6Oasoc do Southern $685.; geese
per pair 7Sc1Sl % pigeons per pair 9Sp1 sS, "a
DR fresh fowls are sun "s s ono
nrces have been pushed up shade higher ou oP sb
,,;ion Is obtainable only very choice duaSS w.
,nr.cvs weak Spring chickens little less hIin -, W
ouote for fresh Killed: TURKEYS hens va oaS,
eSs7c. fowls 9GiOc; spring chickens. ov
az. 4, Long Island cJn3Oc do Western. c.,
~ dozen 81 5O0 s. 81 We quote for 40 rohe,a
psvs "a oc chickens 0G1lc. fowls snac DUCKS Ivn-
HAy AND STRAW-Market quis hut supply l' w, ~,
81 nrices hold steady. We quote: Hay prime per w.
e. H. do No = To- No J. Go1Tspc do shpphs o'c' w
clover mixed ijG.t5c: do clover 4or.Fc' rye STRAW" s
snGeic. 10 short tnc: on straw, 4Ifpc ,
LOT ATOES AND VEGETAI Sl.ES-Ihough ol,'.,kS ~.
,retgn noatoes excessively large ne market sn"'
n arm tone under fairly Gctive demand party rom ~
,erior roinis Now ppatoes continue fn uf"r rlrI'i
BERMUDA onions weak. Egyptlhh IN laiE' rrp
slowly. Asparagus IN very idrHe s"iPS,
I'm ava few sales at top puo'hnpt' bI''"
fancy lots command extreme
-ccs Iahlarcs lower under liberal supplies; a' SCUM
arn ore ,unning down in quality and conGi m tucu'
md tomatoes luch lower string beans weakc but lahc,
stni soil we'll We quote: Potatoes Hermu1a. per Dbl
e. do Florida SJdS1 so DO foreign Old per sack
soGs2 10: do domestic S2dS2 p: onions leTmuda per
crate 75hsl -: Egyptian. SICK s2GS@ %, as
noragus per doz lunches ,JcQSi -; beets. per 10
lunches s4nSG: cucurhhers. per crate slnS2 % chus.
pcr Dbl cnfe jcISl 80. green peas per basket sZis"
string beans Savannah per crate " niN 90 Fiorldl
slGs1 o5 tomatoes per carrier 81 JFIs2 20; Tadi3nes
Long Island per 100 lunches. 15caSl: lettuce per Dbl
sl4s2 kale 15GeOc: spinach 100000. egg plants south
eIn per hbl. sfds6: carrots per Dbl crate S2HS2 90
squash per crate. 75cn$l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-10
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool May p-3:i5 D. m.-TIeef-The supply Is poor:
India Sss.. I'd prime mess hifn AT rs
ID Pork-The supply Is prime mess Western me-
steady at 53s Oh. do medium steady a G2s "a Hams
Holders moderately. short about II To III lbs
dull at Bacon-Ifoders offer freely Cumberland cut.
30 lbs duh. at 34s Cd short rib, about -
SIS. Cd. long clear md1les. about ~ lbs
short clear mildles about ~ lbs.
dull 3as Shoulders about T. to II lbs. dull at us
Chccse-The supply is American finest white and
coorel l,s. Cd TalowThe supply - poor prime
city 2Js III. Spirits OF turpeniine-fhe supply II
coonscnl oil Liverpool refined firm at
els ID Rosin-Ioders offer moderately; common steady
nj Iard-Spot holders offer sparingly. futures
holders are not offering: prime western spot. duh ss
Whea-The supply is good. No red winter easy AZ
as Flour-The supply Of the demand. -.
fancy winter steady at Ga CornSpot holders offer
freely futures holders offer sparingly mixed western
spot dull AT 3s sad May steady IS SID june steady
SID: JULY steady at 50 sid. Hops at London-Pa-
cinc Coast-IIolders offer freely. steady AT ffdij.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-10

Chicago Nay tspecilD Wheat to-day wns strong II
WIS rather matter specuiat" congestion than ~ 'ul
nows So far ~ ne latter concerned. II was n'Hh
Their. was an unfavorahie crop bulletin from california
cal.. ln.irnaed mat the al troubles In Argentine
rngif em'arrass wheat shipments from south America
WIN these exceptions al TIE urc'm"n's were 0"a'n
Cables wer" lower. Nerthwesicrn 'af~ were large -''
arain- III last ,ear. the decrease tine worlds visible
was only u bushels. New York REPORTED export de
mnnd there cash sales here export clear
anccs chiefly hour. about $4,000 Luahols But In
spite u news found diacu 10 bay. The only
supply came from parlrilrc. lie ',A about 100000
lushes Although the Government report was 'u} one
ia, N seemed have 10y s "irors The trade IL
W. shngon viii Shl lttle al nnc" over
The fatorii ruess here is That the con
ditinn VIII llt'l~ July opened 5Ns SOLD
between -, j.s ami losel 3SluIO cents. The
market around the call price all day.
without being active July opened NJ
3D.. between 3os md 3p+ nnd closed 3D9.n30g
cents. Receipts only lo2 the estimate for
Inclined the al~ to look for
inu"l Hight receipts m" short seemed To be
large firm. but duh The best prices far
wrr touched MAY 70 and closed 35a
looks as II the NAV bulls getting into June.
Provisions weak. with all M, packers. with
the ~ Nelson Morris and Swift talking and
i'arish. IT," close little Tho
pork Of ) o 10 lard anl ribs
the curb puts July wheat J,iR cents: calls
go. Puts July 3gi cents calls 30,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-10
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTTON-The market closed with net auNan S,rher
august selling al the call. The DAY was
with moderate The range OF AusuSt
7OIG7 10 closing at 7Osa709 The weekly weatnrr Alu
crop bulletin reports cotton crop conol'ion ~ hr
planting is generally finished except In western pr'
the State In Carolina cotton rs coming ~ On,
evenly and making a stand About an paH.is
Alabama. and cotton - GOING WI. n,,,h tho
Rowland crops good condition but weather 700 NY
upland crops Early planted upland cotton mas a Ia. va,
stand and late planting will come up without ram
In Louisiana cotton planting rs pac',ca's co.,
ton planting nearly finished and that early paIrI
coming I'D healthy and strong In lexas CO''" pr',
is about completed and 1t is coming up well Az
advces from New-Orleans seem 10 indicate INA, Wy
ing for the critical weather of July and August to anec
fhe Weld a wOrleans tomorrow are es'-
from bales against o@9 bales last
week 407 bales year. Receipts AT the ports 0u
ras vear ReceiDts ports the week are nguren
~ CO0 bales against Al 800 bales last week 2zOo bales
Last vear Receipts at Memphis to-day were % Daies
against 10 bales last week 07 bales last year shipments
last week bales year; shipments. $40 psIes III,
cinnati receipts bales against t bales last Wen
a0 bales last year receipts. oI3 bales against
AIS bales last week 1917 bales last year ShipnnS OIL
nool Cotton Exchange will be closed on Monday May H.
and Thursday Friday and Saturday. NAV L. IL anu ~
tn weekly IiverpoO will be made up lueshay
May IL Mobile spot market l-ldc lower; other spot
Orleans Cotton Exchange. gives the movement oil ne
Texas cotton crop April AT Gs 90 bales against o
la bales April 1898 The total Tor the eight months
from September 10 April. inclusive. he gives al i'feo'
bales against % 1880 year ago. 80 A..
Onening range and close to-day and closing DIGS the
rrevious night and last year follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-10
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY SCORES ONE
ON The Syracuse Journal

From The Syracuse journal
II there Is any dispute az to the supremacy OF
Syracuse University on the ball fled or athletic
track, her bltterest enemies must at least concede
her the palm for astronomical feats IL has long
been regarded by men In the large Eastern colleges
as an impOssbllity for one man to make away with
twelve oysters served with powdered sugar at one
sitting. one needs only to imagine the dish to APP
preclate the difficulty OF the task Yet the feat has
been accomplished by a university man. a wager
OF s.. and with as much and grace ny the cir
cumsiances would permit small company OF coz
legians assembled at Fred Pdlmers cafe last even
Ing were discussing various dainty and famous
dishes when one OF the party mentioned sugared
oysters. a dish which Bobby Winston, who has
trained the varsity football team OF late years re-
CARDS az the most nauseatlng in the whole currcu-
lum OF college dishes He Is authority for the state
ment that men In the Eastern colleges for years
have met only with complete failure In attempting
TO stomach such a mixture. and that thousands OF
dollars have changed hands bets futile at
tempts consequently syracuse University WILL add
eral rejoicing will doubtless Include the "co-eds'
and faculty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-10

Baltimore May 9Flour dull nnchanf@ gen.
No rcd spot and May. 59'su1",c' jun -, 81
Iuiy gs. aGossc; August 6iaGitc; steamer 10 ct
sGi.9 53s,c. milling WHEAT by sample "'drr; 80 ,
az, 40, bush sales bush. Corn finer; mixed SPOT
10 lid: Nav 4lLc bid July. 4F+c bid steamer hAe'
45sc BID southern by sample i1i 90 On SrSas
"a; &c: stock AHA bales sales. 'Un push "a,
active ana firm; No whit" western. '3G nin ;,,. 10 X,
= 3ia5Sc: stock 1924 bush Hay quiet uncnan ii
Grain frcighs dull and unchanged Cotton noinh
rnddling 5iGc Provisions unchanged hutter que e
c-ermery fancy lie ladle. fancy l4c store pach'u V
lie Eggs ccffe" and sugar unchanged
Boston May 9.-F1our dull ard easy. Corn firm oats
firm, hut auie shorts steady Provisions steady. itt'r
dull Nor hcrn creamery l71sc, Western. ibalic dar-
los l5Glcc seOld choice nrm Northern. 2snl3c;
Western iIm12c Eggs quiet Tut steady; Eastern. l2c;
Weste' n 1lTl2c: Southern l'Wllc
Buffalo, May o-spring wh"n'-spot dull; good inquiry
for 9 T. particularly June and July delivery; sales
OOo bush No hard. spot G6i1c; 1900 bush l. "'c.
private terms Winter wheat dull. No red 1S'sa9oc
No white GIG; Green Bay white. Gle In store ,orn
opened easy later advanced &c losed at inside prices
and demand light: No yellow i3i4d43isc; no yellow
42a.q43c No corn 4i,tgti&c in store; No ye,2w:
43a,d4ic No 2 yellow 3isMt3%c: No corn l50f'tI
No va t2@c tracS oats higher fa,r demand ma,
sales cars No white. iGa.c. cars No white aug
car No white 3oiAc: cars ~ miNed $50 ,ra'.
Ilye-No oncrirgs Of spot; c T. SOC asked Tor No
Flour quiet. unchanged. Milfe~d stoadr. nnchaHgel
canal freghts dull weak; wheat BIC; corn 3c TO New
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-10

Market closed steady to points advance as CON-
pared with yesterdays closing prices. TRANSFERRING
notices: May. Total sales. s1tst New OK spo,
sales last night Fox consumption 30 bales
contract 200 bales: total. 100 bales spot market
quiet middling upands Tic; mdding Gun ''9c "llch
compared with yesterdays ci1se New ork
gross receipts. $3.50 bales exports - continent l"5'
bales Great Britain $50 bales; forwarded 'iSi bales
bales Total net port receipts to-day. 3G4 bales thus
this l6 J27 bales Exports today Great fTit
ain bales: Continent 1881 bales Consolidated net
port receipts far this week. 1922 bales ENpors:
Great Britain 27s bales France $40 bales Continent
IL 73i 20 3ss bales; stock. 53i go bales
Sales bales speculation and export, LOO bales;
American 5000 bales receipts. 5000 bales; American.
% bales: middlngs. 1910 Futures opened steady al
LEA advance closed steady at lO4 advance com
June. 352q353: June-July 353a35i: July August 80
d3b5: August september. 3Jjn3G: September OrtJ
8.56d3b1; October November 3.51a35s; November De-
cember. 35eb: December January 3IJO January tD-
ruary. 36oG3.G Manchesier-t1Oths quiet; yarns JUL
COFFEE.-The local and foreign markets were duil
lost trihe toward the close. when uumneT OF eaiZ
dng orders life the market Otherwise
1.-THE featureless Havre left on AT !. 10 =
franc lower than yesterday Total sales however, were
far ahead Of yesterday. 22Op, bags having csigt1
hands May closed 1925 francs; June 81; July.
p715 August. $3.50: September 81 % Rio official cables
quiet prices nominal exchange quoted al "sc re
cepts bags: stock 10000 Santos quiet, quotations
nominal: receipts. 1000 bags; stock. 2s.UJ Az liam
burg the market quiet Che opening and barely
steady the close. when May quoted at - pigs
June, So; July 70; August. $50 September.
The steamship Milton, with 10000 bags. arrived from
to-day. In the local market exchanges were MAJ" ~
600 bags October July 81 points difference. and
Contracts closed barely steady at 20 10 points decline
Sales L.. go bags. : follows