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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
CASH QUOT ATIOSS.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
IN GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York. +l.F -
COTTON The cotton market was one 90 ohe tr e,ne
,crcsting .r Saturday that we paw nale a., an ad-
time The nrs seos Of ,qg Which, the market became
nc easier and thon al, an9i v,icr The swing
OF pr.ccs within oomlai3''t,N ~ and G13 ana
oil ob sa The yn r the ana nay sg Ts
ion's with iA, ma.Es, NJ hand ,o-iay was +
iuish character. LIVERPOOL ci9srd VIM ., speculative
On H'es % ,cror - decreased acreage in Texas ana
.ralv uafayorabe reports spot eiion ae bv Nan
chester. spot sales 'ns up most Of he cotton pu,
H. ~ o vas - acccni Of bulls who houeh' J., 's
10 ~ ccrnor in N.v-Orcans before the end ~ tne
season. "say but ie crgen me- r. Inv spot cotton a,
New-Orleans held by one larse ana .r " ,,reIiinc
rne reports from Texas and u nianS are Vac
;nGrg better CROP condition there han for some time
past Texas reports 'na' lice are nree ing u cr, seems
pa - be- r. N tvo - weeks late Rccep,s a, Nw
sCsS iaics .as week 22i@ last ycar k'sp's a a.. a
today were etou' coco baie. as"ns o about 30 Gro
talcs against 81 ana 2cs'l ha!es Receii AZ iS"
MmPn,s, chfoni" rsnis tina. the weather in the cot
IMAM. SriD IN. last week has shown rather low
,cnperature in many sections with leh' fr.st N sln,
men Of cotton has been somewhat retare TIC iamiI
has been lgh' as Tge eorrSs aGen, s'les
40 result of interviews with memirrs 4 ~. l'N.s
iima;ea that rciac'ion in cotton acreage IN Na w
t. se,~esn 70 an 10 Texas there enc into sight
,Ie week compare win -'.'f' ''i.'7
coTrespC nd ing week 1884 and The increase IN i'u''
s5eh. a. compared with year IS :@c2 SIS bal@s the
-, ,sl. SUNNY shows an q "y2.N hairs
COMPARED with 1894. increase Of als. ta,s "'',
eorresposdng 1898 and decrease q @ r - n1S
from ls9c The total visible supply Was S" - ~
against 3 J66 bales 1891 and @J11N bales IN 1850
ava os oo3 bales in The total American supply -
:5olgo7 bales against :93l6s bales In 1S4 nc r'a
-.ceirs from plantations September l. lSI Were
7TP7 SIS bales asains; 5st05'9 bales IN lS-"t ana
az o5o bales in ls9o93. Tho receipts from para'l'ns
for me week were 1884 bales against l2I@1 bales fs
year and O6i bales 1893 Northern spinneFs '.''K
40 haies f1r Tie week against 1866 bales correspond
-g week 1924. ard the: asnes since september J.
1851 o47 baas. agains; 1-o219o bales c'respis
period lsa39i. ,.,- -. 60
previous might and last year follow;
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r,o~. ,s .,so a brisk demand for good scour'ds
p the latest rrcs The sales and 500 baiss
"irad ct.d0Is old. locks and pieces. "'tur =
sressv aGaisi: d. locks and pieces $aG,i & @
~ he eocnrad iOI. 90. locks ana pieces, ~
ersy 3i7d d. lock; and pieces 4tSs ana peep.
,sJiJ. greasy 4isIiId. do. locks and pieces
south Australia 100 bales; secured %l an
ni@1es e,a3si West Ausraa-io" bales ana -
- ts1nc AMI Na;ai-Oo bales secured. s'-ifls "'-u'
srcasy. & IT, offered during remainder Of the pres
ont series ~ -. bales III, ..ra. From, New, South
~ - 3na halca from Victoria. it>' bales; rom ''
s1rsa 1870 bales: from Ncw H,aia "a, rom
rio,,s ,,hcr places. 9dG bales , , ,,os 49,
4, date The fourth series or Si's -
1T, 90 80 bales which quantity lS"ov D"ies were
r,l.I
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ra,, Llier,v NJ, j. 'a'ro ...rs sh' ~ 81 IN
oheng~i prime 5. -oa,e. e" 20 90 = SO s. 90.
good butchers, - 7oa,'. r0Hr f', $, 'orS' h.f ,
Yoih.r- :, 701>3 - ,.fnfn0n o. fr hofa.ff rni pigs
s. ;i"ti g. r0rrh Sse'' ''' g .gi. a, ~, ,,~.n
81 solise &c. IT, lIn- 6 i5ps5 - g'- 'mi - 20 T
:, ~. common fr lanhs - aoNS' spring ln"i@ S''
rn,n stock yar chicago. My Caic l,'',l9t t.;
~ % s'.esr' oaa llcrr 8 'o. :, - r' IT, 'q.
nr and 'f'frinr loi. s,4sas, -. common ', chocc
.isc s. a's 81 40 s 49, , - r,. , f'aa
market nfu inferior 90 choice &n>i 10 lambs 81 30 .
- Louis May y Cattle ncceip's 7i5 hoai: market
steady and unchanged from fridays gr'itiipns naive
cattle. chai'" - fancy 'n' t',i- l|''H ,'-
S,nSs ~ southern ,tffi~ ffl'y lower. T'Ni- steers
rarrei frarn - a,as' 50 iIags E'ocip'. -" he,d.
graics 81 innsi ~ common - te'' m,ei. @"H2o N
average. 5, a5uss - sheep h'c~ip'7 n" bead. mr.
lan,hs s. native ln.s.i s. -
KISS CIV 81. My = m.s. rc,cp'' 800 :, hcaa
lirht 81 Bass 10 pig 50 ''pfi - 'at', i.r..r,,
-" head. mark. s''aa. nn'.c s.Tf@ H., - N,'>, ~
as. 20 fir - COOL 7oqS3 -" but. S.aS3 80. sioe
81. ana feeders s3a$3 81 calves $ia$l". sheep Re
lurao MAY is-cauc- Receipt. i.s' - hour. tc|
hr,a ,,. 49," vl Tx r. oe head consigned through AZ
head N.w-Torf. 1850 head On sL" - head. maria.
n.s 10 ~, b.,i f',,l fr week thus mr. - head
ar same time las, w''k - -, head. consigned through
400 head. New Iori no head IN sale 1N" mead
c!@sei s,rady. yorers. g ooas -. sh Yerfcrs an
ggs m,dlns wen. fr,r.a q, 81 - sheep and Lambs
Receipts last - hour' 30, head total for M.ck ihr
1,ns,eu.A through 4l0 head - New York $500 head
on sale o,o head market op'n"d dull weak and lower
cxcep: for few iop iamhS and export weights c.,"'
tame. with govern loads uns.d; 'Nira lambs $, goa
q e,si Co. export ahccp 81 og,i - hes, kaniy weights
! 81 aJnst 40. fair So G1lf>i -.
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me STATE or TRADE.

r,,,,,ore Nav S-Flour very firm; sass ~" , 6DIs'
no. x rcd spot and Nav. '-r.t '''' Jun
-oS ,et.d. Iuv 12i,1 70. August '-a' ~ - -,
- r.l ,s,a, no. southern iy sample 80" 49,, a., ,t
~, -ia-l.' stock iSl5N3 bush. sales 49," u e,
- g,r rri1ca spot and Nay. jr-' hit' JUN, -
III, sGt, * .,Gisc. Auau-i. &c uid, ~
- h;f@ Southern white. 80. do yellow, ","'.. Ill,
-. ga. i,,sh. saies 5000 bush oaii - AZ ~ IN
.s,or, :7l,37i,c. ~ missed d. ~ ,.ii Slo'n H.
c,a I,sI lsc nrm NJ > G'c; stock $500 .n.n. ~
"' st2nsi Grain freirhfs dull. cotton urn ni-
et,.liors etc short rib and ,lctt s;' -. I,,rl
,,~ 4h,ullors 7a,c. hams. small llsc' - S@ - M
,.a,cd Enter increased d'uuht' .'h.N
r, lS4 10. ladle. l2Tl3c; store packed y" o'' %
All .,rrtl, fresh -. 'o,fec que, JUL" '''7'
active. sranuated. ''.c. .,,.
BOSTON May Flour firm and hIsh'r ,oIn n,,is-
o,,s rr-nrr steady Provisions s''''''.
..c,d,' W.e,en i7dlTar. Northern crrH lo"i
rbn... AMI. Northern DID, ~flor; new. w sh'
rrn,er Eastern. i5c. Western and Michigan regime
r,ri, NAV Is Spring wheat dun. limits - spot ~
, l,rI weak closing. No hard - C. s' - -
X Northern spot. 7si.c; DO :. go W ih'rr
III sro, 7s7.17ic: 5000 bush d. T. ~ ip'".,,
inen Il, 20 arrive 7ga.c. 1000 bush Toelo ,c sp',
r,~ Nn I white. ~ -. Closing W ~ 'n,.'6oo 49,
-54 ne a. Toledo ~; do Detroit ''74' No . tN,
r -. sore. NO track III rings. Corn sir"ng- ny.
r,ie closing NJ Yellow 3,iio. NJ = N',I'" &C. 80
, c..rn &c. . corn Jic on track 10 y',"'
r., =, 3 yellow 55-c. y 3 corn. -, N siu''.
p,t. o,,euei dun AMI weak closed Nl.i IT. 'i,
,.,.l. X. /, white 3fiso so white "'" 70 : rlNrl,
e., ~, mack Eve->o offerings. ,lc bid fiNul -'r'hs
el d.rnand unchanged Mil feed steady, nm 'n,ii5'''
e.ra; fralghis duil. wheat .c; corn pa, oats 's'
chicago May is-The leading futures ranged "' 20
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against the same oia interior receipts have
whea; at spring to-day were ~ pus
Including Chicago 500 bush. nearly all winter asans,
.; is bush, s.ab0arG receipts. cs2.3n bush hgdlhs'
isG52S bush. 5lla3l bush against 4l5oSo Dus
nominal and was quoted al 70 uhu,r 'S s,Id a,
,3N7js p'i@.c closing - i5.lnc. nc mar, ~
quiet and fairly steady during me in.tD''t pa and
session. There heavy eelins al ~. . a,
rre eased III irife on The nneia r,. heen ~
,r, lush IN excess II last week 'BrddS'recis exports
quite good howeTcT amorntnE 10 IN go bush
n 4ai oo hush. against - 900 bush ~sl Y'a i
At II O'Clock the Official close was qule WIN y ~ i '
L. i,r FOR .he iay "A few minutes afiei IN" CO
The weather prediction 10y the Weseta ~ l,,rds
vice Of Killing and wen by caps am
a. a lush AT Chicag, and 2a.c Ncw-iork July soil
at as. efi51i s13Sic IN the curb OF ours w
could not be maintained. and prices lot Eoi p'' -
IN. rise but closed on the here at Oslo rise "'
ac from the official II o'clock figures. ana oito wa"
-1irr so,h INTO The principal raising states. would
riN. the crop setback aNh'NEh I'lndps' ~,
rs great permanent injury as the shoiis ren i "a
,rors frosts places since have not injured me
cror materially according 20 most ~ hc hlNl''s; a."
bought - bush including 5000 bush IN elevator
May: May closed a. .''4c ~ re .r,, yre
i,rh, dealings in oats with prices moderately stendy
crop reports were not uniavorahi'; t" MARI
operations limited 70 very small prop ruon' d'I
was l.e 90 affect Tho market tn" interior receipts @"
oats week have been very heavy amounting r =, ~
sh IN excess - the arrivals last week; IN" close WIS
ont and a, ic net gain. tho curb the exc"men, IN
failed spread very ,%tcns vcy 10 cats ana Pr
advanced July selling al '.''-' ci.Sihs
go, Casn oats were quiet. Sales were 25Cn hush. az
follows 1000 bush No oats BIC elevator' -"~' 5e MSn
ass-l SEEDS Market nominal Quoted: Clover. eaod
grades IS 75Gs? So high grades. 80 ''@slo % timothy
~ c,c FIR cou,aarison the closing prices n. the pre-
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New-York May -. 1875.
BEANS AND PEAS-Dsmestic marrow continue very
dun weak 81 40 asked for choicest lots but II looks
as IL the price De shaded Pea not plenty and he'd
ahou, steady some pressure sell mcr.um. and II Is
int mated carload could he bought 81 -.
iDbbng business 81 80 Red kidney not moving 20 any
.X,eni An kinds u foreign beans slow and in buy
favor quote Beans domestic. marrow. per bush
s. 40 DO pea 81 ajH$2 do medium 81 80; do white XII
ney 81 O4S2 80 do red kidney 81 t'uSl 30. do turtle
soup. 81 COAST 81. do yellow eye. 81 20 do lima. cali
81 3sD 81. do foreign tnarrow 81 40 DO foreign
pen 81 s1qSl 90; do foreign medium. 81 On$l 80 green
peas bhls 81 O2. DO hagf !6n31izc DO Scotch bi1cdSl
BUTTER-T The market shows fairly STEADY position
fancy fresh creamery. and the demand Is taking the
stock up quite closely. the slightly nrmer West
here week. We shall soon be getting
fun grass goods ard will feel Ike
sustained fresh creameries showing weedy or
flavor dun and Offering lower. state dairy
rules little more in BUYERS favor an occa-
sional close selection II half tubs stu reaches
iGi1c but Of the fancy lots now 20 AZ loc
The Western packngs are having generally duh sale
quality unaiiractiye as rule We quote; creamery merry
i5niGc thirds TO seconds liW4c State dairy half
tubs extras. ltc do seconds tn nrsts l2ul3c do Welsh
tubs fancy. i1,ni"., 90 seconds ana hrsts' l-nloc
dairy tubs. thirds. i01llc; imitation creamery frsis
I.a3c: do seconds. sN3c: factory. nrsts "a loc. DO
thirds seconds 1qsi1c: Oh creamery s4l3c' old
state dairy. 7i=Gi2c ID Western dairy and factory
CIiEEsE-Large size fun cheese fairly well
sold up night. and only few lots came In to-day
stand that there was a little figuring on the white lots
in on Monday For fancy parcels of both white
quoted Under grades Of full and all sorts Of part
skins drag along YEARLY Small size full cream have
cleared fairly and close steady especially the highest
grades Very few sales reported In ~ the
country markets yesterday nearly all the stock coming
forward commission The Liverpool cable for old
cheese fell to-day to AS for coored and AS FOR white
CSC: coored fancy CI6.c. do good 10 choice. 81.
SIC: do common to fair. 4goc do small size fancy ga
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Narl,e, closed steady points advance. comptIed
with Yesterdays closing prices TRANSFERRING ro'ice 90
TOTAL SAFES 10 100 bales. New York spot sales aay ana
is, nigh, as officially reported For export. 700 tals
consumption - bales total 31 bales sot c,t.n sealy
,ni56iire urlanGs. miGdng Gulf. re whfch is &c
higher compared with yesterdays closing ,.,-
jiye-onol cabes-Spot active Sales. l"VW tales
,-,er,,iafo, ard export 1000 bales: American 1900
ha,es receipts bales, American ZOO bales Mo
dny uplsnds 232i opened hrrner. 3-64d ad-
vance closed strong az AZ 10 points advance MAY
aeh: Nay~June 34Cb: June July 34Is July August 3tN
Aug,s- 3-ob September ctoher :tb. octo-
Novenbe. iv. November December 3i2s DecemDe--
January 35s: February. 354s February March
355b The statistical position OF cotton made up b.
mornngs "Chron!cle. - is IS follows:
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Visible suppl

COFFEE-1hc market to-day Of n. usua Satur-
day character. small In VOLUME and narrow IN huctia
ons Cables were fcajureles5 and warehouse deliveries
smaller. Covering Of shorts resulted in lifting prices
few points. Havrc cables steady, May quoted az -
francs. June 10 August 90 % September 9; Hamburg
steady; May delivery quoted Il pigs, June.
1910; July. 1850; August 80 Rio official cables Arm AT
lo,1O0 res; exchange quoted at 33-l1. receipts HOOD
bags stock at Rio 2ijC0o bags: clearancos for United
States 10000 bags Santos cables firm Ii zoo bags for
good average: receipts. COCO bags socK $4,000 bags
Contracts closed firm unchanged to - points
tAaln Il Ia az
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LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of CortianIt and DesDrosscs sts
200 A. VI daily except SUNDAY. ior NtlCh "a IN
and intermediate stations ,oo,rrc-rs RIFF
FAC NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BRllGE, a,s
he West and principal and local p9nf cn.as,cas -
Suspension Bridge Pullman Nesii'a,e sic per ~ a.
1,:lO 1. ". daily Oeaves az - a NJ slhltyI -.
MAICH CHUNK and intermediate points Conaec'''"'
10 y ~ dauv except SUNDAY. t'r ELMlRA ard al
i,;ered!ae saicn connections Tor Potisvie ana Ne@'
IN clair-car 10 Wilhesbarre. ,
$3.50 u. VI. SUNDAYS only) i0r NlkesoaHe' l. * d
-,,nc,i,- A., az intermediate stations. x,.>,,
i,IO H. VI. daily except SUNDAY for l. ana s JS S.s
Tr1v -t rncpa intermediate stations Irman D1''es
,a-c--c9- o. Wiikes0ag~e: connections fcr foisxir
t:.o a. ". daily except sunday f9r Bound BROOK anu
late 81 tons
t:o0 r. VI daily for nvFFALo. NiAGAHA fA 10,
and nl' points West Pullman sleep'r Nes'iu;'-
Ncw-Yort Chicago. Sleeper 20 bu1ao and '''0A'''
connections FOR Reading ard Harrisburg. -, ,.,.-
gro l.. w. daily. except sunday ~ has'h a"' "'
300 T.. VI. daily tor ITHACA GENEVA Roc n5Is,;
Top Hr'FFAIO. NIAGARA FALLS anl az 4S.s;ss
West Pullman Seepers 10 Chicago ana bnHa'' N
car W,kcsharre. - . 90, "a, a,I
All oo3 Pr6niwav 81 Eas' 18th 81, 1874 Eas' l2sa ~
Nevyork: $50 Fulton St Court ST ~ Sroaa"H' ana
BROOKLYN Annex Brooklyn. y y . H. -, .A,.x s.s.
The N~w-York Transfer c. VIII can tor an .n..A s
gage from hotel or residence through 70 d'stnaton-
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WEST SHORE RI.

Trains ieaxe West i.L station. New loE" a. Nv
,ows sna - minutes eaIier iloIE FraEA..s ST.
.,::.D A. Va Lady. Local IL lAsid.o ,,..ns.,.,
iu.r.l' %iaea.a Fails. Detroit Chicago. c-..,..
t;1N, - NJ Daily Tor Al Ia!. MONTREAL NNed
Roches,el Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto pe'''~
ISpN. paih eNcept sunday. Utica Syracuse
Newark. Rochester and Buffalo ... p,c,s.er
S:irp a. lafl, Albany. tt.cd syracuse 81
Tu!raio NagAIa Falls. Toronto Detroit .e'e'Ana' ~
Es ,icts ,iue tables OF local trains. raror ani $50
ga. ccomodat1ns apply city o"cs 1870 al
New Yo.k and a stations. tlir' 'An'es a. '''''
hotels For other Information address .~.,,
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY.
tAuihraclte coal Use. exclusively
Fou. tracks. AutcHaie Dioch s'snt.s'
oT A<D AFTER May l-ln, $50.

oN AHD AfIrk ~ ~, u 1 Il, isao:
pSr EAs'Gn io he az To- tim Z 81 lo iS 90
3 '3S 70 A ~ ssS 600 y sunday
10 $50 80 susfa,', 80 !; 4 y; 40 ~.
80 Co. Zoo 5:45 7so ,. n, i:;I5 night sunda's
va var n,Iris:burs a, 10 500 oio ~ ITO 90 "a
800. 5:45 p NJ. i2:l5 night Sundays. 100 3D. o"
o fS' T. Su g. io ~ ?. ssRd'y'. 600 p
r For Red hspk l}'f HS'SD y e. 81;
d'ii j. =. Sundays. sxcep, Ocean Grove and Asoa5
P1! AK Tx r'ms R,yor parnsga Park and Bar
nlea,. 80. s:ii 4 N. "a. 40 p. ~:
For Atlantic City. vineand and Brdseton 40 A. y.
%"nsE Eeach, % ssaf,,gh 9ei II; sa1;,t'. e
NJ su"da's st pSn = MMoooiS9 RomtrE.
FOR LONG BHtH.H oCEh4 Gh3rE' &C.
r. Atlantic Hrt'arts Highland Bcaeh. Norma,i,s
purrsor Ba7e'. seahrighi M'rm,mh b-aeh and Long
RCYAL BLUE LINE.
20 PHILADELPHIA. BALIlSiOhH AHO "Ashi'o'
+, Philadelphia weeS dp:S 80 sSS go sc S l Sss
Par,.r car, 800 dining carr. 900 ,Dniag carr,
% 1000 i NJ 1918 n eh'. SGriay 40 80, 100
1870 Dining car, \ ~ 81; 2@ ne zoo 800 u'"ns 0A''
For Pait'm.re and Wash.ns,9n week days, 500, 1904
!. 80 dining can A. NJ. 30 80 'og .Dinns SaI,,
SO nnes c ts2 n ' s n5', ,Dinnr tso 80 go
ib Il 1871 sD Gar r. 81 f.. i25 nss 1870 '''' Wv
sea.s can b po9a5rss3i :; ~, q
s s'havs 81 as is,s r. Es. -',' ;s IS" So
HewYorK Transfer company VIII cali for AMI check bag
| gage from hotel or residence - destination
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TIE PETROLEUM MiEkET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
New-York. May ~. 1875.
There w.i~ n, developments II Importance In tho oil
situation prices the crude product maintaining tho
level ~ the weeks ana operations In the field
continuing with great activity. There were no salts
factory results field but the present range ~
values keeps drl busy Of yet being able
Inc roports from Russia that agrccmen, his
been reached among the Russian al r'in"rs and there
is every reason believe that satisfactory understand
ing exists between m" American r'nn"rs which
viii md destructive competition. The pipeline returns
f,r that stocks above ground on NtN 80
barrels less than at ia" close ~ March
f,ing 20 that April runs wcr" Increased over March
more barrels day. April shipih'nts h'W"Nef
ran Vi over $500 barrels day. The Apiil reports ~
COMPLIED hy 1.-THE on city Derrick" compare with ifcN
periods as follows - =. 90. ,., "a,
Total rlrs............ @5fi."H 4'i"S 41 20
Total deliycr.es........ 27''=I' -"'''' -'4'-l'
Excess deiiveries... 2l3. l61 li"S.s 90 ~ v.b
Net stocks............ 4.5i5.1N +7so5io "''O53
The partial pipeline returns May 10 II 'char
to the lG;h inclusive. show; $780,
Runs Deliveries deliveries. Charters
Total bbls. 80, go itIaS i% u.s. 1888 ~
Daily ayeruge... ODJ.I '"-"- i".'0' '"''i'
Refined petroleum closing al 800 cents per
gallon In barrels and cents IN bulk at New h"rN Ihl-
adephia quotations being points lower Forr'gn quota
Gixd per Imperial gallon nt LONDON :, francs
per 100 k0s Antwerp. and 80 marks per E" hos IN
Bremen
LONDON WOOL. SALES
..An
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD

baltimore, Wnshington. thtcnEo,
ST. Loui. and Al totn, - "rpHiNs
Leave New"York foot Of Lberys, d.iy .o ga ~ sSs
$50 sun i2.i5 NIGHT. CINCINNATI ST. ~, - N, ex
900 .. m WASIiISG TON BALTIMORE Dining car
sun 10 a. ~. 30 4. Dining car. ~ = ~ e. n,
3:3 p NJ. ~ sun. DINING carr oV" WV y
Dinins can. TITS night.
NORFOLK. II 80 a daily. , cha.tanooeA
NEw ORLEANS, Roanoke Bristol ani
tlroush Pullman Sleeping Car. + M S."'
All tains Illuminated with Pla'sch ~ ..x,v 81 East
tt k-t Offices: 49, l12 36i as. ~ ~ :, brooklyn;
Isih 81. 10. now,ry. X: Y: "a Fa u, J.
New.York Transfer Company VIII cal tor anu WV
baggage from hotel or residence - destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20

The ioca, situation On Erazn grow,hs is UNCHANGED
Hio 40 Angus % SPOT ana i4i.c RI RIO 80 spot.
aons IS TatS ba the r to Shd@ ecd for the
sn Sns w MA ng nS trade 'P s
day. The market for mid coffee was quiet bat scady;
house slvns The a3g, a.. santos srop a, o o: 200
from I Fara' cunha < o. In lecr received from
s ss sr% Saie@ MfTS o s s's eh6 se 5 900
bags Victoria $1,000 bags; Bahia and Cara "p"~
poets becoming more favorable; Rio viii be
raised The weather has ben ioyoIaoe eyer snce
as showing the value of Brazilian estimates.
FLouh AND MA Jeser a sr 2 src was VERY
e sSov Ins an inaerence and pursuing waiting course
hoping tor move settled markets The big advance In
whsa, after The sS.e raised e lae ag Limits SIN further
sale; & ss Gg Sc. e, 200 y; o,s
for espor, spring patents = and
bis g, s3 rye xs,o, aa,i S r%
50 s1ssGq,s q so Wssc1n and south
~. ws;e 81 iaqs - ane yciog 81 l2@sl -; coar;s
"s@sl con S11ao so s7ar ioos sssdS
honny chop ycc coonseed meal 'oaa5c oilmeal 81 49,
GRAIN-wHEAT- active and irregular dur
ing the mornins eu gave no Induction Of the yoieaaS
win Ia last s night hs he fsms cs ro rsSoys ana
backward and forward within the range Of 4 The
official es so was se ' cas her dy s' M @
IN the markets for years and casting in
during the last Two weeks. Within the ten minutes
e hushs from 16s close a WIN 'rS adj e.. enor
corn Of a bushel at Chicago on predictions II killing
parts OF the corn belt The irost was expected
10 extend into OF important wheat States. PAT
ticuar.y spring wheat States. and naturally had
n oerous Influence on the market for wheat The other
news lost sigh; Of The cables higher
hut foreign houses doing little In the
,,ar,e, and show no disposition buy futures
Outside predictions referred TO- the weather
and crop news was not unfavorrb,e. but in the
important predictions. cut figure In the excite
heavy selling Of long wheat and
FOR time the market had the appearance u being
figures of but without With the
predictions OF killing however. there
new element into speculative dealings and the violent
rise In prices which reflected the excited speculative
condition 81 and the fear that frosts would
possibly injure the particularly in the winter
wheat section TO alarming extent 'Brads'reet's''
exports for rather disappointing. showing
total Of 239700O bush. against S'000 bush the pre-
vious week 2 10000 bush last Since July |
exports been 100 677 900 BUSH against l5l $50
600 The Argentine exports fo- the cur
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