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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

Chicago May 10 (speciall.-The crop damage r'p.''
,,c..,.,g wheat TO which Chicago has been ih'"ne'
:. ,.r- d, eeaf ear made some converts to-day j."
,ro,es from Indiana did the business The ma'N' al
v.,red - a Lushel and closed at tne top July "p'he d"
Gr.c sold between Gj7sc and Use ahe ''oa'o a.
a., che curb the price was 6si.c. The h'eh 'oeia W.
have beeu uearsh LOT 81 covering,
ali We work. the OUTSIDE. Wa i''i..-
,si,oe. g., made 10 difference what the ot"eih ''L
49, aid no; Everything was .sit.
.xcet ,.r1r darnaec reports There va, s'l' 49,
'NPs i,sf 41l 90 bushels. ST. Louis reported 10
~, tshes sid some small lots were soa - 20 No. -
- ON Thrr. Was q iLnO. that Ial''.in W.T. 80
rSea, 10 5ansas tha, goodszed IN, OF We 90 90
,.s.t thers ,,gs only fraction Dul ~ i' M- %. "-.e
w. ~ 80 his SIDE - Rocky Mouniain7 LA?oi
ceararoes ado about iOjcJ D1sher ,..,. roc.t,.s
corn~-se'N H't'
ono hand and wonderfully strong VIVA,
80, ~" Trhc ruarkc, weak early ana ia'-,i Si1"
irvad The close. Juy sold between 81 az" ~ b 49,
,,est INC. The receipts were - ~, ,
,,nate f,r tomorrow. 632 cars SeaDoata ~ 80
2GGo0 bushels cables were hiHi' ohai'''S "'' WIZ
only 1900 bushels; 49, .to,, ,~ci,crnent The
las, nri.os were the as Wennesiay = go, huvtrg
.rrCur jumped the provision marker o, oi'" r"e,
me s,y.nsh 81 wheat helped PORK coscT 10 &C.,
wednesday, lard 2izc ribs. "c p."l o., r., hog
?, 90 hogs tho estimate for to-moIi"" va 81 ~
on tho curb puts July wheat weI. '.'to' ''''' '
NUS or July corn were 51@c calls "-ec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

esi25 sheer-Recep 400 head The arm pF Pss
Ia, .bn n,,ver~ort Z common slow tpp,a Ha'NeS'
s. 25aS4 5o clipped sou'hvest - l0 .amhs, 200 head
E.n-,s civ May l6.-H ogs-Rec2tp,s l-vu" snl;
Makct opened wax ac lover io.ed nrw u s. IS
r. o. Cat,lr-p -ce PTS 5000 head MAJ, IN
steer. best 9'asj 40 far . good - s es 81 Go.
90 J.,fers hest Crnsi ~ fair TO goon 80
a..yers and feeders. 81 50HA 10; bulls . oe
81 ,0Iss. range steers. S3NS' 10 Sh1ep-fsN'P''' -
head Market stronger - go
nrNa,o Nav i6-Cate-Recsipts last - hours, , as
~ ;a r.. v.cok thus Ear 7lso; for same TINE .sS.
49, GTSD Consigned through $50; to New sr bere
market opened sfeady. WITH blt T." ~
On s s,ssdv Yeats strong and higher prime - 1I
a. 95 good 81 ejas4 Recents last - nti,s
thus far 30 oSl TOT sii'e
lat Week 1850: cons gnci through 80 70 cI"sSd
W 2 SlD IN sale 600 market oiened locri' Stus
80 Yorkcrs 81 GoNSl 81 light s. 5olst ~, n 1,,
- coqS 81 6: good mediums and heavy - ast w. I'd
Receipts far las, p hours 300 hai, toa "a, o ol
~, ,hus far % NnD. f0r sam" time last wcs~ q" 20
VIZ ,b-arT eoo. 20 Ncy-York so, On e = 90
~, o,ned steady at Yesterdays prices c.oset strong
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exception for the season AMI he rise The lie sI p25s
ay ps: Of .s D sHsI Bun '. saG" s1s
~ great deal of crop dsnage and claim ,sa The ie-
ports no, tee" only 'S'" IN H. but s IN NJ
inS,eaie more han slish, ally from The recent ' ,be
weather AID III rains reis.- nissdlcaI % lie De-
- an srers iay1rahe and f'reign h0u7
axe srs p. f.,ires cash wheat is st p5''ii- The
most of TIE markets q the mir, seems 70 b,
g. ne hands q W .Pcgsacr', ana e sas 1aci'e ase
fSn no, 1 hq,h 10 =, Gh.sso 81 ore was
iu% d. ,erd curious feature Il The situation Is ' h,
ID Is beng 51ss . had m ar ras 5asey 9s,
re anu hsansng H. , riaf6 bn hey fael .
advance a satisfactory manner Tne cS. were re-
p-fea 10 have ma no Inc greater rart II TIE
gs.p news was ~ cronlan rd 81 far ms week hay-
shown lhera inSreasc o.rr we.s Will s"e r, suit
Fn~,cI srryas f3r o-mrrov Nsfe o ed he absence
= speculative hu.ns price sn ws han I, advanced
Late n the day in synlpsihy win he wa ese nm,et
,ha The w,,her which las been 50 deus c 10
craiiy Receipts II com WEE very I,'c corn was Us
so.vc. BIT nim ~ Was quoted Nay pTee IN. ~ 1t
ysor' ,|sy ciasea al , '.o ..sh T. white. 3.
..,a,os. .o6o bash s,same- Glow p'' ,sl vas quoted
li' ''.ow 'e',, ','|,ts.rr' 1hTs-rhe 'srkel n
.c.l.e nm Simulated 10y the eac, mon - ", o
ail ,he mp'somenf - o. m nat ne NE .h ,,d b, tn,
n- f..i-r tie d'r.s 10 ,a D"} ,rre fr.niar scr.p
~ ,rSn ,,, ,s, as drrnr iac same lime l..'e
uade ana he close was daH a. ~ TIRE arlr-
s, ce s.a 10 , nc ann I" n f'. 81
rack ara caral Witt $500 ' qs. a. SEEDS Ma.
hi n rlss. 81 SO H. ,a,ia,. s'sors'' 80.
We give ~ comparison .~ g;o.'Ha i,gf YEAR.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

Ncu-Yotk May 49, is9i
slr r.aurh,,scr * trading. VIII the ESQ. p'.o 81 w
state osen at.f's.r- i. ln' VIC" ".'. 81 -os
slou A. ,.s..' l'-. ~. T,ys 10 s.nns ri 7a~c T.-
Eoirs.faior i,ef sold a. "n'.c pee No. ana Nm. -
s'"efs RI i.0'-ir sinking ,i'4 isl We ,,
~. ~ ING. a. a., and - .herp fos D. g 'uNor
'rI,TeeN r'..,ot. 80 fo4d II which ., head went
direct ,o ci'y butchers Ie'as 'eS arm AMI pa, Az
- r.- TO- r f.s cnrou o. p..m- ,ea an S3as2 - r
ool. y, tnucimiks N s9i' D.es''d ,"''s very urn
T.r r. c,.rtr> dressed ',a.s ~ d - and up 4, ~
i'r ','' i''"i3. . 20.
sa.,-s iuda s. 81 20 y.as 10 n .y',sse A. S -
t in D.. ~ H.. III H. - 80. ~ lo 10 H. al = IL
il"i..nlera &. nom. - veal. ~, n at S. d. -
81. ~ e. q. do l.. h. -, :, S7i d. ~ u. 81, s. -
s1,1'rs r,.,,ria,5 ~ yeai- 10 II averase. At
SHEET ANp LANES Receipts, 2o's cars or 81 head
making With fAe J, cars held o''i y's , ,t l
t,'.cr, nam =, H., higher Spring lambs from virginia
,,s y i' ,, Tlih ralr '~taihe he
b. largely increased Aoee II. cars u stock hid Owl.
n, hesl So ua.a IN d. 81 2,os5 80 Tipped yea
'"-i q, - ., - :. sa a :, eGefn r . ;a
20 <2aS; N '" lf sd mutton nrmcr AT .pa,.
i'm,'' ,siae = ,ia'e n. country dressed at So
S 80 vssa 9g g. TO- g" in n , i1Sf; 6s 1'
&c.,. - ~ a., &, go III d. - n a. 81 -. ~ unshorn
Vir.intn ewes 80 ~ a So. II do. oo u. - 81 ~ -.
Newton a o.. 20 virginia lambs. - H. at - -" ~
d. ~ n. e. -. virginia sheep II" 10 at - 80 10
clipped Ohio do II n. 40 81 30
: sanders ~ Virginia lnmis - N. 81 - ~. .
= Iudl q CO.. - clipped Western sheep. 100 No. AZ
s. - sis io $3.50 20: unshon shce? and lambs
mixed. - n. ~ - - .,.u o., -
l. NJ fherSon co.. lei unshorn state yearllugs ~ 10
At s. - - unshoru state sheep. - n Al - - - ,
Ilnilenn.ck Hollis ~ clipped state yraillnsSs -. 10
~ ~, l.i 30. ~ ~. at s. so - d" 81 ~ NJ - 80 -
clipped state sheep - n. So T. do. % H. at - o.
sIri.r lania ai s. 30 Irr head
Hume Mullen IL clpsed STATE 'cei,nss =. no az
E., so. 25l d. H. 81 70. l1G &c. % H. 40 - -" ~
I'm shirn do ~ H. 81 81 ~ clipped sheep and yrHngs:
Il H. A. S. - unsh9rn State sheep - H. ~ - 90 ~
,IIp-d do ~. 81 80 spring lambs a. - % per
head. -,
- Harrington: 10 clipped state y'aIlinss 81 10 NJ
clipped state sheep ~ H. At ~ 40 - uhsh"'h
C. pilcnhach 10 clipped State yeariings. 70 Ii. at
s. So ~ -
HOGS Receipts - cars 1924 head. ~ which 10
head ,alc. Market weak. Country dressed nomnhIy
steady ~ Ha7isr per n. o, >.
M 81 IL per 100 ~.
= judi :. Co. dat" Wcdns sin5) - state hogs. lol ID.
a 81 - 3 rough do 333 10. AZ 81 -.
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COTTON MARKETS STRONG.
QUOTATIONS. ADVANCE NINE PoiNlS-bO Ii

QUOTATIONS ADVANCE NINE PolNIs-bu LIS
HAVE AN INNING
7, looked Yesterday as if cotton was about 10 get
out Of the doldrums in when IL mas lei'a'"'N '
fortnight and 10 Join the upward procession alohs
,, H., stocks OF, and everything else. The
Tev-York market opened four points fisher on
hetter news from Liverpool, and further advanced
noin,s closing at a net gain for the day oil >
noints August closed al 6.1l within one point o.
the highest The good news from Live'pool CON
80 ~ increased takings OF spot cotton By Man
,,,ar swimmers who bought 1900 bales in the liV-
Tnooj market at a rise OF l-32l. Futures were up
aU The renorts from the South tended TO snow
.be, III voilng cotton is having hard tme OF
1: in this weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

london May isAt the wool sales o-cay to- TO- ~
vrers Uttered The competition for suitable pa'e,l'
very animated. the chief demand wa in tyas
,nerno~ The biddin. greasy crossbreis ana sHp
49, and so. extra superine Queensland greasies .,
which there was a short supply. 500 vel M %,
s--es ~ sales will close May % Following ar.
me DAYS sales the prices obtained - I'D
Wales 200 bales secured. Gd4ls 20 90 i" and
u,eree =, nslLl greasy. 3S.uJi1d. DO i''tA ., az
pieces l.gGad Queensland 900 bales sco1,e ~, %
do locks and pieces 3ikN7s.d. Nc'orla~2VPPp 49,
occurred 9aais 3i4d do locks ana pieces y,s,raa
do locks pieces. izu1zd SCUM aus
1900 bales secured 3ulld DO locks ana piece ''z
greasy 3s.0sd: DO locks and pieces. 5.n0.d', 80
Husalla-sOO bales secured. v1l'd do locks ana
nd greasy 3.q7'zd Do locks and piees ~ Tvs and
pieces GQiid greasy 3i1010d. 90 locks ara pies,
ma. Cape q Coed Hope and N.tal-ooo ha''s' "0V
l01zdQls %: greasy 3S.UC.d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

..-, NswYo.sS:: Nay 49, u 80 s.u
ans ron he SSt;'s Saa'; srG. oSsc. and %a 1's
have fallen . So and dcul, TO ese.ed q 10 a on
best marks of medium Not many pea mere s So firtae
%-skness exporters could III orders 81 - Feres,
un Beans domesiic marrow choice yer bush. 50 io
DO pea 81 sI.a<2 d.. MEDIUM. 81 9o@S W q a. a. 40
tui,le soup 81 Clas e. d. Yellow eye 50 20. a. lima
s. s'csI o 5 ,se g iTe aa2 m; 3
asi ~ green re's, hbIs. 81 'sasi %. co. bags $50
irrER-rhe market unehensed H., . faiT
W sufficiently Wen to permit steady h''asS ,1 ~
~ a,r, ,cs AT ~ very generally and i9a
l6c; ouiof-toWn trade taking considerable los OK r
Sat dairy moved lit,ie better to-day fancy haf tubs
Int lm n6 a 8ansi Ne qaoc
creamery. state. feonsyivan and Weste n eTas -,
do nr.'s. l3t!cc; d' thirs - seconds a.
dar, half tubs extras id96sc. DO sssonas 10 5
to hrs. i2gi'c' aa'ry tubs. thirds 81 1oc faeiory
saia, Old state dairy 7'.1l2c: old Western dairy or
cHEsE Foreign advees we're ery anayorah, 1 ara
exporters became quite osh indeed trade qiasfn s
'he small proportion u fancy white KEEP me Prr e up
seied 81 iiu"'s Rim ~, '.'uitv 81 Clearance today.
,h,rqh receivers anxious move The stock faft
se.ns To- n ,'s sntl ''t r os,' a., small size
horn. .~at is better. feeling about steady ~ o''i
f'r fancy cs.e 40 ~ We quot. S's an W., a. i,c
iarg wno ,i2cs 2eA' 90 cr' ~ id a. 95:.c. DO
T., hD,", 51'c. d. c.us,n a. ~; ra,i skins. che
ea en2c % cnHon ~ i'sc fnll s.lm ,,.d ic tho mar
H., .h,ws frrncr eain - slonsth The cool %eaihel
.,., II, n-ir.s fsr finest marks buyers how
r ,., rtic,r a. - quality and only ths flyo-fe
brands from The mos, sase .e''lrn' , nf f,r and
dozen iii: STAT, ana Penns,l'ana l5e' western lS'9
ri.irs" Apples SIN very dan and prices IN
f....s BOO. II .r ron ef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

East Liberty. MAY i1.-CattIe-Rccepis hgh, prime
s. -omS5 raugh ~, 50 5OaSi bulls stays ana O,ws, s.
pS3 80. Hogs Receipts. liberal. Ihlaieihias - "pd
- TO- mixed and good Workers. 81 jjH$i co. common
inlr Workers and pigs 81 iodSi 80 ioughs' s@ls5 80
sheep Supply light. extra. 81 lOdS 30 sooi :" SVlSt
fair 81 .O,fs3 Common i,uS. 80. test lambs - !,
Nsj -, good lambs. - 3JQxi common to FAR lambs
s. ,Onxi. spring lambs. Sass 30.
Union Stock Yards Chicago. May id-'ntu"- Il cripl F..
1860 head. marfr steady common to extra steers u
ass 10 ioO and feeders 81 GOSi -. cows ana pulls
81 75as TO- calves $3.50 20. Texans - oo ~ iios'
Ieccipfs 3iOD head. market opened w.hN ann closed
firm: heavy packing ard shipping lots, ~ "re' ~" com
non t. choice mixed 81 20nSi -. choice assorted ~ 80
81. light - 2DuSi -. plgs SASS - Shs 'c. .
l.oD head malAci strong. inferior u 'ho'ee s-''s
- 10. lambs. - $685. 90 -,
81 Louis STAY lG.-Caitie-Kccelpts loo head n
Guiding about l. native and . cars Sou'n.r me
market was s.0w Native steers sold about Zoe lower
and native cows steady. The Texas division was the
most active end ~ tie market hut prices were Only
barely steady Naive steers 81 1OaS4 ~. native cows
81 -, Louisiana 81 50. Texas steers - SSnS' 90
ArLersas mixed 81. tI0as Receipts 3'il mead the
market opened weak and declined &c per ioo ID me to
was 81 o. they strictly choics h.aNt' ~ "a
vss nj for A Few choice but the bulk Of the good
hogs sold al 81 $685. 80. TO medium ish sS %
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET

Boston, Ma; lC-Mos OF the business IN aonssssn ant
has been confined 30 small lots SOM siss y,eT in
Guiding XXX at lie: Xxx and Xxx ana a.1ve AZ -" soss
X a. l5, and iSc per pound Aiichsah -, a,
dun at i494Izc: fine deaine selections are ~ oob
lealCisc Michigan and lsc for ono
ing woods in fair demand 144lozc, ana rimeI. o.,
able deaine sold at i3c per 10 Territory wool hss or
quiet with sales Of fine and fine medium al s9ll1o "a
secured basis SOC per 10. New spring texas IN
California sold small way at logilc per 10 in
washed aud ,nmerchanfahe neeces are quiet se''is
at small lots 9al3c as 10 <q uaii.s, Iarge
in moderate demand at 11Q22c for supeds
sales Of Australian. amounting TO over iouvp H.
have been iea2Oc per no Other iorexn Ind
has been ou,e Total for the week OF all klhus
are 2 S75 go ~ Of which 1.G7COOO ID are foreign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

porcenen Whtbeck Rupert. Smith and Nc
c,.ra ~ the West SiXty-egh;h-st. station maze
descent upon the Western Boulevard oicVcis
rdsrs Wednesday evening and arrested seventeen Il'
ers VINO carried no lights They were arrested on 'he
COMPLAINT Of Thomas De Witt OF NO j." W.
ssven,v-eigbth-st a coal operator and an attorney
vim an Office at No III Broadwa? ara m9 r,
~ The West End Protective Assoc,auoh.. IOn rb
T,s,ce uenel fined most Of the defendants = edci;
I'm, a few whose lamps seemed to have been Hgh'e1
recently were let off s. fines.
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yyTryGVORTH GETS A STAY.

rx.peputy-sherlf Illingworth who was sentenced
- ion DAVIS in iaA and fine OF 80 for contempt
o. court in taking Inspector Mclaughlin to iu!N-
ish bath when Justice Barrett had committed MN
10 the Tonbs, was granted stay Of proceeoi'sS
By Justice Ingraham. in The supreme C9 rh
men on The appeal Is 10 be heard al ne June 'V'"
~ The General Term OF the supreme court
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LEH|GN VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of Cortlandt ana Dssprosses 80
400 A. NJ daily. except sunday. iof MAJCH CHCSn
an, ,.'e, N t.v Tor GENEVA ROCHESTER, BUF
FsiO NiAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BRIDGE. ana
no IVES. and principal and local p0.nT dnlns.car 20
ssQcason Bridge Pullman Nestihue Sic per 20 chleago
10 A. VI. daily deayes - ID n u -uriayD tor
MtI'cT CHUNK and intermediate points. Connexions
for Reading and Harrisburg. a., H. ~ ,.,p, ars Gil
90 r. VI. daily. except SUNDAY. for Ela,lkA ane az
.nrodiate stations connections for PottsvNe ana Read
- cbar-car 70 W!lsesbarre. -
AERO Il, W. ,Sunsays only) Tor NllkespaiFe' - d.
r,,r,'or and al intermediate stations ,,.>,c
.,IO Il. ". daily except sunday for L. ani Is. JSNC.
10Y ri nrincipAl intermediate stations Pullman bu1es
car 70 Wlkesba,~e; connections FOR Pottsy,e
30 r. NJ daily except SUNDAY, :or Bound Brook and
Intermediate stations s,a,.,.
600 r. Vi. daily for- BvFFALo NlAGARA FALLS
noir.s Pullman sleeper Nestibu!el Es'1
New-Yorf 10 Chcago. sleeper to Buffalo and ToTon'o
G.O y. VI daily except Sunday for Esston and Inter-
100 i. ". daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES.
TER P,FFAIN NIAGARA FALLS, and all poinss
west Pullman Slecpers TO Chicago and Buralo Chas'
car % Wilkesbarre. ,., . 90, ~, a..
and 3o3 Proai~ay ~ Fast 4th St 1876 East i25th ST.
Nnr w.. So, rsl,on St 81. 9s Broadway ard
brooklyn Annex. Brookyn y y; -, ., 49,.
THE New-Yok Transfer c. viii call for ard check Dag
CO 20 from hotel residence through 70 destination
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so,-rurpx COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. May IG-coton quiet. inldGling DC e,pts
rniddng 57,c good ordinary 5zc. net and gross
40. bales ccaf'wise 35s bales safes ~ ~
spinDers. 80 bales. stock 30 ~, bales ~. ,,u
mddng SIC good ordinary SIC; net receipts oo bsies:
gross .S3 bales. exports 10 the Continent ~
coastwise 100 bales: sales 20 bales sock ~ Pa low
savannah May lG-Cotton steady; middi,hs ,ece,n;s
mddng good ordinary 5f.c. net ana gross n.
81 bales exports cosswise. 1896 bales; sales d" '''
stock 20 62s bales . o,ddiinp
Nev-Oricans May I6cotton steady: goo ,n xfd
6i3-lec. m1ding Size. low micdling i'Iioo LES
ordinary SIC net md gross receipts l"'i DRIES ''
$3.50 bales; stock. 2l3.3S7 bales.
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Opening and close to-day. ana closing BIDS 80
,reNlous night and las year flliow:

Market closed firm Al g. 20 points aitancc coml"r''
with yeseIdays 81 sing prices Ifa,sfeirne notice.
lOl bales. gross isS3 bales. ENp'f-. ,oiin-N. '''
bales. Britain so bales. forwarded 3f t".'-'
stock 2e.a.i bales T0ta. net receipts to-day "'i .i
thus far week. 1896 bales. ENIlgs io-l-f ''.-
week. Britain -. soi bale. sanf". ..' A q.
Continent 16 "a bales, stock BE-, fal's. Nov DIX
spot sales today and last nlsit as 81 ltl.f rep
Spot cotton dull miidling upands II 10 i1iI i."s
days closing
Liverpool cahe-spoi cotton. more demand. sales l-"o
bales. speculation and export. lvu bales, An"fieAi
II lac~ mddnr upii nls. , :. 81 uirf's open i
vance: May a}gs. Ma.-June OPS. Jpnr.July @i3'
July August afDi~b Augu~i-~er enier ail-h Sept -
herOa,ob.r 3i2i:u. October ssmtfr, "itp@i f.il-
hef-Decemher. 54f43,5 Dc0'nt' -J4nntil "i'g 80.
ohes,el-Yarns steady; cloths qaist h'mny m.''in.
Heceip, - 900 bales last year 5i~s bales total sin %
January gap s, bales last year. llro hsie. afoa',
5000 bales shipments: Great Britain co." ttfs, li-i
2rrjo bales. Toia since January ]; Great ~ 49,
bales. JGc 90, bales. Continent. - Tr'
bales last year 55o 90 bales
COFFEF-Specula,ion more active. Free tenders -
NAV caused more lnd lower prices ilf it ii
deliveries steady. European houses f'iti"y
ar. nul.sM The MAY tenders were about lpE" nas.
Hamburg closed steady; My quoted 81 - ., Piss JNA"
and Juiv 20 -: August. 10 September i''' 30 ii-
~ steady II $50 rcs' eNchanec quoted az - - J.
r.relp;s 300 lAgs: ccaIauce- foT the nii"I states
10 900 bags stock Rio 25sWp tags santos i''"ipr.
90, bags. stock Santos 23iuOo bags utiAri lin ~
10 40 reis market closed nm. Nj - franz.
Scbances were made ~ ias- MAJ lr September ~
"a ro.rs difference 80 bag May for S,rirun'F ~ -.
uon,s difference. and 100 bags June f1r MAJ al 10
Iouts dnerenc. Contracts closed barely ti'a4t a. NM
- lower distant months. points higher Sales "'ie
= -ls.l 4ge A.
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INITIAL iaON-ra.re o.nt''ats - DO ~ f., =
o.. s. iu f.n .HI f... I'D N..f .,.. ....
,Ha' 'e .'a,r'i ai.ea,. ,. ~. -.., t,. si,...e
lower r'..o. 20 81" -, n .',. .rI s r.rr,.i..al-
'rc |.....lrf fls.rfh.lt tA. hs' H'' '.,. f.-
b. sfr,f. contracts f~n' h''t f. . ...I.
Tn!. WAS lrfi. today ''t u , 70, ~. .A
.l..s'si.I a. 80 T.. - ."- eerfr i,. Sac - 4..,f
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF New JERSEY
(Anthracite coal used exclusively
OK AND AFTER NAY iZIH. 1873.

on AID AFTER NAY lzIH 1875
Taai sayf stated se i1ot Of MssrE Chunk &
.S 5s sI6 6i.i5 To- Easton) A. ~. ITO 100 400
to Eas,oni 4:so 5i5 7so 70 Alleni99wn p y sunday"
=. Ps;sgaSPd, la ssrsn!sn $40 A. NJ
g. l Fssdl $50 a. 5 ~ 80 IN sands
so A d. 90 0ss 70 500 800 ,,S Miio 90 400
s FS suaD J ti o $50 'pd T sansss 800
'-' 80 ' ALL RAIL ROUTE
p Fr Rs nsp f3'f Rnsh and FsH'i SUN ?S
Pa? PAX. 900 A. ~, 100 p NJ r,,.
ri Fsr La s s aoT H. t'ss Hs5nsaM fA'A ana
F5r Atlantic CITY. vneand and Bridge.on. 4:oo A. ~.
nms Eeach ~ s.as,fh' spd *, Esa .s 40 %
P NJ Sunday: si s,SS ? HOOK II tT9 RRoatrE.
FOR LoNG BRANCH OCEAN GEovE' &C.
F., , F" P5 J. Rs6 5sS1 Hi Bh No-ara.
prrson Bach. seahright Monmouth Beach and Long
B-.nc9 2, io,5 !. NJ :t5 p N M,o,, a.5pM.
R0YAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALIiAoRE AND "AsiiH''
Tor Philadelphia week days, 40 SO sSo ioeo
i ., DINING Ssp A. A. 80 z SH Ca cSr 80
Is 1000 r H. Els nshi. sunday $50 900 1900 1900
ii3o ,Dinae can A NJ 2'so t 800 900 'D'n'ns '''
FIR Baltimore and Washington. week days SUI wv
ii.2o dD!nEg Can \. ~. 230 ".sO o'Vy .h.ns ,oloe
900 DINING car n a!i3 n.sh, n Shnc"E s 60
tbinins CarJ p 81 i2:I5 nigh'. ,... -.
tickets and pa 5-'sr s5as ca. or % n ga I;rosdsay
~ eEasc 81 East ii,h-s 49, Ess i2',h, p: w sa
i25th-st 81 Columbus ave New 'fn Sous'' r..
rarsfer Company viii call for and check bag
gage from hotel residence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Fast Express Trains to 4,
Baltimore, Washingtor, Chirnso; cncinnat'

81. Louis and Ali Polnt. West:
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS
Leave New-York foot Liberyst daily for CHICAGO
23D D. M and Il rs night Pl1T,Bt re. 3 30 ex sun. 23c
sun. i2:i5 nigh,. CINCINNATI So LOUIS. 10 a. m.
600 .. m. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. a. m. ex.
sun 10 A. M 30 a m. Dining Car $50. C30 y. m.
OK SUM- 900 p. NJ Dining Carr. 600 1918 night.
NORFOLK. II 20 a. N. daily.
HEw-oRLEANs, Roaroke Bristol and Chattanooga
through Pullman Sleeping Car. D. m, daily.
All usrs illuminated with Plntsch light.
Ticket o.nces: i3 lT2 e6, <a. LAO Broadway 81 East
18th ST. 1911 Eowery. n. Y: ?f4 Fulton ST. Brooklyn:
s,aticns. foot Of Liberty ST.. G II. T. ofN..J.
New-York Transfer Company Will call fer and check
baggage from hotel or residence to destination.