davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ORDERED THEM DEPORTED.
Hungarians and Germans Who Ad-
mift ed They Cnme l. nd er Can't r-act

HungarianS and Germans who Ad-
mitted They Came nder Contract.
New York, Jan. 24.-Five Hungarians
who arrived here on the steamer Italia
from Hamburg today, We're detained by the
United states Assistant Supervising Inspec-
tor ON Ellis Island and later were taken
before the board of special inquiry.
Investigation soon developed the fact that
the men were skilled puddlcrs and had
come, according to their story, under
contract to work for Andrew Carnegie at
Homestead, Pa. The nen are all skilled
and can command salary ofs ON $3.5
to So day. They viii be deported.
Six Germans, who also came on the
Italia, acknowledged that they were going
to work for sugar housein Chicago. They,
too, will be sent back.
The morning times., 1896-01-25
JrpeMENr FoR Gideon.
Wins Big Suit Against Dwyer, Presi-
dent Brooklyn Jockey Club.

Wins Big Suit Against Dwyer, Presi-
dent brooklyn Jockey Club.
New York. Jan. 24.-The suit brought by
David Gideon, the racing man, against
Philip j. Dwyer, president OF the Brooklyn
Jockey Club, for $50 900, for SANDER, was
tried before a sheriff's jury Today.
David Gideon was the first witness. He
said that he was in the business OF breed
ing and racing horses. He Trad won nu.
nierous rich events n Tire turf, the Futurity
three times, the Suburban, Metropolitan
and all the large stakes.
Mr.. Dwyer, the defendant, then took
the stand. He was not allowed to testify
as to whether he had used the words at
tributed to him when he is reported to have
said to Mr.. Gideon: You are no sports
man; you were ruled off the track at Nash
vile for fraudulent practices there and had
TO leave the town.
He made the statement that he had at
that time only the kindest feelings for Mr..
Gideon, and said that his standing on the
turf was better now than il had ever been.
The jury was out ten minutes and re-
turned with a verdic, for the plaintiff. Mr..
Gideon, for $4,000. An appeal win now
be taken TO the court OF appeals.
Misfit SEQ suits at So. $50 overcoats n
81. sale commences today at $50. The
The morning times., 1896-01-25
Was Falsely Imprisoned.

Chicago, Jan. Pain the circuit court
today Herbert B. Gehr was awarded $40 900
damages against the Mexican Central Rail-
road Company for false Imprisonment. In
1890 the offices of the railroad company
in the City of Mexico were robbed of about
5000 and Gehr, who was assistant pay
master, was thrown into prison with five
other employees OF the office.
The morning times., 1896-01-25
For Southern. ou Fields

Bradford, Pa, Jan. 24.-H. 8. Southard
OF this city, has arranged to start tomor-
rof for Greenwood, in the southern part OF
Pulaski county, KY. Mr.. Southland is the
manager and field man of the Bradford-&
Kentucky Oil Company. recently organized
in this city, for the purpose of operating for
oil In the southern fields
The morning times., 1896-01-25
business Reverses, Then Suicide.


. FortPlains. N. Y. Jan. 24-Jerome Ward,
formerlyproprietoru ufthe FortP Plains Found
ry, and a prominent citizen, committed
suicide at the Germania Hotel today by tax
ing paris green and chloroform. He was
bachelor, aged sixty-four. Business re-
verses furnish the cause Of the suicide.
The morning times., 1896-01-25
Heavy Dry Goods Failure

Pottstown, Pa, Jan. 24.-The dry goods
store of William C. Beeciier was closed
by the sheriff today under execution on a
Judgment for S15,50O. There are other
Judgments which it is said will aggregate
$50 900. ie--'''ei - -s'-'
The morning times., 1896-01-25
PARKER,BRIDGEr &Co.
Clothiers. 315 9TH ST.

Of all Whiskies in the
market, the one that will
give you the most satisfac-
tion is Pure Berkeley Rye.
JAS. TIARP,
Importer Wines and Liquors,
Sl2 Street n. W.
The morning times., 1896-01-25
Results ar New OrIcans

Misfit $50 suits at Sc: 500 overcoats at
~. sale commences today at $50. The
last OF the sea son: a genuine sale.
The morning times., 1896-01-25
RTIGLES EEgQMl l0NE EDITION. fARE- NEvER. E2EPEATEp
N NlMlRI IN THE SENATE
Insane Man Who. Wanted to
Shoot the President.
SEEKING FOR A PENSION

Again Arrested by the Police on His
Visit to the Capitol-Claims He Has
Been In "a Philadelphia Asylum,
Hut Was Released-His Long, Re
markable History.
The morning times., 1896-01-25

Misfit $50 suits at So; $50 overcoats at
last OF the season; q genuine sale.
The morning times., 1896-01-25

Misfit SEQ suits at So; $50 overcoats at
81. Sale commences today at $50. The
last or the season; a genuine sale.
The morning times., 1896-01-25

Misfit SEQ suits at So. SEQ overcoats
81. sale commences today at $50. tn
last OF the sea son; a genuine sale.
The morning times., 1896-01-25
IGH-CLASS PRINTING at
moderate prtcp<=~W e-ca1r DO
good work because we have
the facilities. Our prices are
low because our. busiDess.is.

NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
'..-t.-'nr ,.sts N
412, Ala, 418, Alb
Gable Railway Building.
The morning times., 1896-01-25

Msfit $50 suits at So; $50 overcoats at
81. Sale commences today at $50. The
last OF the season; a genpiIe sale.
The morning times., 1896-01-25

Misfit $50 suits at So; $50 overcoats at
81. Sale commences today at $50. The
last OF the season; a genuine sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-22
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT
xex-York. May 81. 1895.

New-York. May 81. 1898
COTTON-The market started with an aavah h by me
fseSng hs that month being about even In price on
the early trades with November ana rece,ved
T-onn Norm Carolina 10 the tina; beneficial rams
falling which had good eneG on under vester-
dave closing figures good deal of selling oy viss
During Of the afternoon thee WIS vas sachtns II
SION orders The market closed fairly STEADY WIN
loss sal4 points and total saes OF ~ day The
SewSSor SPOT market vas l-l6c lower Southern spot
markets unchanged Very heavy rams ans, az Wssso
sppi River rising rapidly az - Si,ions The state
Alabama indicate favorable crop the stua~
t,on in detail II is that Will show az ,eass
i2I per in acreage while tne use u b weekly
bombay statement shows receipts OF only oZoW oaaes
against STS laiss oS Saies against
last year Shipments for the week we're % w" and
against 1900 bales ssns, sc 900 bales last
YEAR The Weather reports fine genera ram
North South Carolina and points IN a. Tnsssee In
Texas rains are reported at Long View with Oe
Galveston Columbia and Houston srd pqVqs sn fe las;
evening throughout this section OF the state sSp he,
haterng and GS cotton n ne advanSe Of las;
Year In this connection IT will be interesting 10 con
slider cotton bulletin OF me Morn narEstv
well in districts and early cotton Is ond crn
ported good stand and GhopPns s%s on on Wanting ali
dons bn the drou y has rreverted large ned OF a,e
planted coming up sn2 seme y9ong S receipts at
NewrOrleans Friday estimated at 100 TO- So oae;
against ei bales ere DAY last reo weeH at New
were O73 against 142 some day iast weeS' anu ao4
last year asaast snd 5 bales 6
bales against III and lac bales Charleston 90 @
rs oas S?r Sac. 22 snss rs asd S
bales Houston 226 bales against eS ana ~ "a, ~.
Opening. range and close to-day ana CLOSING O'u' INV
apN lnet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-22
TILE TRADE IL cmcAGo.

Chicas,. May - ,specaD. Wheat today opened firm
ana kept strong Tor an hour broke almost 3
bu,he ani closed under "Wednesday. July
opened at G!.c sid between 02.Gcoi.c. and cofed at
Gic --Il~r- Dor m hour under the in
= complaints from Michigan II Hessan ~ dam
Ucfn NY considerably. Paris and Liverpool
The decline started by selling 10y
Tui.h, and Linn sor several have been the
test big break close
from Ka.sss that harvesting had begun with high
from southern Kansas reported hgh
Yields without being specific The cash business here
r,c~ei tOO,o bush. New York reported nothing
~ export Wall street bad great deal to say about
gold The Price Currents weekly crop
summary rather hulsh. declaring that the what
condition had not been quite mainaine1 Seahonrd clear
"a cars. ~ last week and i,3 last year Moth
added weakness more than the lack OF outside
buyin-.
corn early showed some strength At the close. IN
N. decline in wheat. Il showed steadness. al
though IL wa fraction under Wednesday July opened
2g.c -1i between 3OaD.c and closed NJ 2SfG2o'sc
h insrr,,o, was l72 cars The estimate for Friday
There drop In the lake rate to lGlsc -
Buffalo Charters 5000 bush. Shippers reported
country increasing The crop reports con
tinu-i favorable.
oats lost fraction. July selling between i94ai9%c
and closing TT lg1c Country offerings showed a
siderable Increase The shipping demand poor. No
charters made The inspection WAS 10 cars The
estimate for Friday $40 cars The weather continued
The provisions market exceedingly wenk pork los
sa2oc Gi2sc and rils 2isq5c There
5000 hogs The estimate FOR Friday was 5000 Prices
lower. Lard made new low record. July sell
437isc md closing Mt that The prices for pork
and the July ribs closing
81 s7'%. There lot 81 lard sold by the Anglo
American Packing Company. presumably for Liverpool.
about 1000 tics The packing for the West FOR the
week 10000 hogs. against 3l3c 900 last year
on the curb puts on July wheat closed at Goi.c;
calls 8i%a6iiHc. Puts July closed at
&c ''calis' a 2ghc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

SeWYork. Nay II. 1921
BEEvEs-Receipts CT cars 1907 head-ii cars
for the Wet SIDE saasnere 81 e,f. for sn9 '
late, eales rom refEol AMI inIon quoted ref1s
orator beef steady at oedf.c at The latter pr, and
n American cattle slow s.Gs1.c n. dressed
weight, and American sheep weak At l0allc eNfl
Michigan 10 London $50 Scnwarz-chui suis
FTlssy t as' cattle f r Mors The Trniaa ir ncf
muda sailed today carving 10 cattle ara - sheep fr
Culver: the Inst named shipper put 10 cat,is On the
Islands cnrr' ss ~ p .hs. ana we s , ,e ss
cALvEs. receipts were 433 head a. Jersey ciV and
yes,erday there nearly Loo cave, on sar at M
upper yards buyers were 'ncIing s'9I'c les ,han
accept the reduction and the few rale- made a'
1nso closing Fod4 % & & & at nfa
per 100 f,w 1rr c Ss w rr.', Sna =. 1
per n with very few fs..' exceeding 5'gc city dressed
at 5a4c. dressed Iuttermi,, at alaa4c.
;oo jqad co 60 .;a {, 10 average Mt
S sanders 90 veols ia H. at 81 ~ o cul. iH n.
j. p. Nelso, GO veals i5a n. at s.. 10 culs 100 ~
Mune 3 Mullen 90 y.als. i5' n. at {" q. butter
Htr H %Np iX ysf. x ".. 10 carr. or sses
h,19 ID. b for be- ay "G s6 S al .
weights and prices steady for sheep and lambs and
Of virginia lambs nat arrived late s were hca over Fat"
choice warnings At 81 2jGs5 IS prime southern lambs
at So 5oaso 81 Dressed mutton steady ea7.c. and
selected sold &c; dressed yearlings
eihaIOizc and dressed spring lambs al adi4c Country
dressed spring lambs nrmer with general at
s2QS5 per FOR guod but choice and fancy
stock sold n "A small $0ds7.
SaIes-Newton ~ Co. 1874 Virginia lambs. 20 N
age so " 100 ID IFS do rs ~ at So 80. - Buffalo
csnn. .2;S buffalo yea,l,,s, g n at 1870: 1888
D. Harrington 100 Michigan yearlngs. ~ N. at 81 40
14l Western sheep. ~ NJ. at 81 10
III II Hollis: 4i6 State yearlings 80 N. M 50 40
G; Dilenback 23G Michigan yearngs 80 ~ at s. ~;
1O3 do ~ ~: Western sheep 81 n. 81 Is
s Judd G. co lI5 Texas sheep. 10 10 a. 81 a.
UOGS-Receipts !. 1872 head. In
Guiding p head sale. Market tribe nrm 500
s, per 100 NJ choice light pigs quoted high
as Country dressed unchanged at 4zq5sc per n
with pigs selling Il &C.
Sales-H H. Hollis late yesterday: State hogs. 1914
average. II 81 per 100 To
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-22
OTHER MARKETs-B TELEGRAPH

Buffalo. May 2I.Cattle Receipts last "a hours l47t
hca1 ,9a ,es for wGk hgS fa rs for >4 yd Te so
sale. 30 market opened very dun and 2oH3Oc lower
Gosi dp vim feT oaas TR:Gd resS Sse fs' Se
fancy 81 ioqS H. -i,cccipts - hours $50
head total fr week thus far ~ go for same time last
week 20 go. consigned through ego. 10 New York
closed dun and weak with II decks that arrived late un
s21aS3 stag s2as2 % Sheep and lambs Receipts as
same time last week. 2GC9o consigned through 500 to
for iamis i0i, ioacr for ship: cosad dun win
number uns2a cni lambs ola ise at 81 25asl 20; best
mon 81 25asi -: mixed sheep. good to choice. 81 aoa
50 80. good weih'rs. 81 a$3 70. cus and common
Union stock Yards May 2i.-CattIe Receipts 1000
head market steady ,9mm29 to extra steers 81 ioat' 30
81 Is: calves S3as5; Texans 81 23as3 90 Hogs Re,
ccp,s 33ooO head; market easy ANA &c lower. heavy
mixed So i5as3 37ia choice assorted 81 I0as3 "a: light
81 2oGs3 ~ Pigs 81 Jogs3 10. sheepRecepts 10 900
ss@s5 i''"'' '''S '''''' ~ '"''' S-"S' '"''''
national stock, Yards. s.. I@u. May 2l:Rec.lp,s
Texas steers 50 iOas3 -. Receipts 700 head
market sssy nse s. s 49, mixed s. ooasa
STEADY. lambs. s. soass 30 na,l3e, va ' ""'"''
= s So soSS 81 IS oSsn t * %
ana spfngers 81 5jas4 Hogs-Market slow and a SHADE
lower prime ned um 'na best workers s. ioa$a 30 com
o&ss o n ss com n@ Sg soSa
yeSnss nos S. & a. spring 9U ams sas sd
e"ss s@Ss 81 20 hs2'y and ,an gSss s2osa
w@k Pengd weak sssa n,m light 1888 IS medium
81 $50 s4 o5 fair 70 good s3ass 81 cows and hefers
best eoass 49, far 70 good ssass s. and hefers
ana feeders sSs IS Tsga. OS and wssi.S
81 sSasa 90 calves. sias7 sheep-Recepts 500 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-22

Market closed barely .,cady at to IA points aavanee
~mnsreS with Yesterdays closing prices IrsnstetIlpIe
nores 500 Total sales I5s0oo bales New DIX goss
nan,s o.6 bales Exports: Continent. 4O4 forwaroea
los sales co. spinners co. stock 100 800 IT,a zoe net
ceints to-day 3 i12 bales; thus far tls Week ~ % ~
ports today: Britain e34 bales Continent ss
Tbns far This Britain. 1921 bales france
IN, Continent 1921: 376G64 Spot cotton duil
Middline upsnds. SIC; mlddlins Guif s'1c sd'es Y"
yerpco cabie-spot steady: sales 1000 bales
evacuation ard export 1000; American. OUU' receipts
spooo ali american. Middling upands llS2d Futures
opened steady buyers last nights prices coseo seaay
unehanred to II point ne, advance JanuaryEeoTs1s
aI7b. Iune-July 4i5b: July-August, 4l3to; August
September 4iOizb September October 49Sno october
363b. November December 36Oizb: Decem-
ferJanuary 800 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and cloths
"C0FFEE-Transactofs were light, but sale; took
rlece AZ an advance on buying for Europe and local
Shorts covering chief sa' were for sep,e rbe Haeg[s
WAS steady: May $40 rs Jic,. $50 July. sou;
August "a % RIO NIrIe. ct 1900 reis; exchange
10 5iG receipts 300 Tags: stock at RIO 10000 santos
nue, AZ l3 600 rei1 stock. 7C0o bags receipts 1000
CLEARED from Rio s,earsh.3 HeTe!u5 WITH 1000 bags
Havre steady; May 81 fraser. JIM, sl50; July 81 90
August 20 10 Ten steacsh'5: ar. now en- route from
Brazil with 10000 ba from RIO ana santos against
GAS 600 at the time last yeaf.
Cont-acts closed easy unchanged 10 o points ad-
Sal go bags, follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. May 81. 3i5 p. m.-neef.Er'ra India n.,'
Western me dull a, as Cd d. medium dun al 40.
Hams-Shor cut about IL - 10 n. steady a. +ps 81
Bacon-CNmberland cut. about . 10 30 ~ ful ~ IS.
NIB - n dull AZ 27s Cd long clear mid1les
light about NJ dull rs. short clear middes
80 n dull 2Ss. clear bellies. about
~ TO Is NJ cary 23s shoulders about u TO ~ ~
dull at o4s. Iari-Prime Western. spot dull NJ "a
CheeseAmerican fn"s white at 80 81 10 c'ored
dull NJ Tallow city dull ~ LIS 81 c1ton-
seed o-Iiverpol refined dull a, 81 Spirits %
pentine a 22s Kosin-Comm0n nrm ~ - 81
Whea'-%1 . firm - ri-i. No ! Northern
spring duh 5s 30 Corn-MYed Western. spot steady
MAY steady a, p li.d. June steady NJ b. July
seady at 81 I'd Flour - Louis fancy winter full
Is 81. Hops at London Pacific Coast dun 20dtO,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-22
WEST SHORE R.K

Trains leave West 42d St. station: ~ y. as foiio"s
and 10 minutes earlier from foot OF Franklin ST.;
$3.50 A. VI. Daily local Buffalo.
1880 A. NJ. Daily local Albany for CatsSill Mountains
OLE A. VI Daily for Albany. Utca, syracuse. Roe
ter, Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland and CHI
caso. Parlor Car 10 Syracuse.
:35 A. VI. Daily. except sunday TO Catskill Noun
tains New Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska Al
tany Saratoga Caldwell LAKE Heofge,, fario' NAi
0.OO r. VI DAILY for Albany. Montreal Utica. syracuse
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit.
Cleveland. Chicago and ST. Louis
0:3O y. W. Daily. except Sunday. for Newburs. Albany
Saratoga Montreal
S,45 y. VI Daily. except Sunday for Utica Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo
S,I5 y. VI. Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse. Roch-s
ter Buffalo Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and 81 Louis.
For tickets tine tables paror and sleeping-car accom-
modaons apply city Offices Brooklyn and View YORK. ana
Information ,ddr.s, = r. LAMENT.
Gen Pasaenger Ar.n, vanfe-hft-av-. N~wYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-22
RAILROADS..
-AmsRic.'s oREArKsr RAILROAD.
NETWORK
CENTRAL
= HUDSON RIVER r. r.

s,sO A. M"Excep, Sunday. Empire State Express ,sss
ss ssses tram and Ro sSs Due Buao
Niagara Falls 5;55 p. m. This train is limited 10
$3.50 A. M~sIy Fas, Mall for P2ushksepsNIs, ;,5 Al,
bany. Utica Syracuse Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara
1890 a M;.Escspt Sunday Day Express. For all i'm
Pi;'f9' f0s ses 1sIn'it
bus Cincinnati indianapolis and 81 Lse' Rocbes.
at Poughk-epse Albany. Utica syracuse No'
100 CHICAGO SPECIAL for y, p ss"ss clsSs
Albany. Schenectady. Utica. Syracuse. Rochester
$3.50 P. M.-Except Sunday. West Point POushkeep'ie'
$3.50 T i5aK S' NS9S shor. Limited pu. psroi'
20 10. a m Chicago +:So p. m stops a. "'''"''
sssk Mo.nans Montrsal syTss"ss c Saaao
cn as1ra f'I &, f Tca. Toledo Detroit
o2' p MDaiy For Troy Saratoga Burlington
1880 naTalo 5sr Fa s,o S.'v a:
900 MDaly carries sleeping Car pa''feV Ysns
o"S osTss, ci.StsHG
T ToIed9. Chicago ana except Saturday for Cape
on rS snn,y nq Ssany ' and
i snG s "a ss Day e,c.p. Sunday
'A? iLH HIN srd IL H' TRIR 2!Y fS n7oxxrRs
Might trains run beween h co nns with
n: lsya,:a Road II. The only line running 'l'
na alc: ci'1 With GR f 'SfSoE
a Rto,awa na M' PsE P PS:' Broadway Es
hs 81" e5a station S sss and 7e
Ful,on.st ard ,oe Rroadway F. D. Brookiyn ~. w..,.
cott Exnress Comneny -.o,c, - n.,,,r,s
JOHN co,srai ws,,re- Generai Passenger Agent,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-22
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD
""ons root OK Desorosses aed CortIana.
=, In Effect May II, tS0a "a' Srssts

Stations foot Of Er.. s.d Cortland, ,,
1000 A. MMpENNsYLvvasiNlH1 . ''f e Ins,.surs
ion xrrys. csicasa 1Ss si%aosns Sss :S:
f M EnsiHna go indianspois La
SO i r. LOO A. H. St. Louis 800 an N. s.,.!
200 =. M:-cHIcAoo AND ST. LOUIS vv. '''s
Easi. and c9 % Shei As5i,s; 4 s
IS n ESiS:s s'
s1s 4nns f r M to
500 o r,;,, SrA G5F5:s,;
except .a w ss,SfffS AND THE .o ar ai'
cSnsItssiopai f% 81 p srI u and 4 b NJ 40
s 1,Sans $50 $50 5 SS' Il lD K 4 g? a
sqR RlfHs Sa' Y la5 ptS p.a,
hight daily sssS:r. s q
ATLANTIc COAST LTNE.-sao A. NJ Dan,
P1rs Iampai Macon And Jacksonville 800
CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAY. Expr.., IN
saS 6PhFSSsa s t9MF5R R39 I DsS %6Rx
s sssTs. sGg'' s Al weekdays and with c e.
rd hsr ciP ear M hSS pay So fo' q w.. ''
For Long Branch; A;bury Pars Sc:ss Grow. a.. D.,
Heek-dsy., sunaays stop a, ini.rIassn ; -;
FOR PHILADELPHIA
ing Carr. u A. NJ. ~. |. 2iO g. it% ~ On
ing Carr. 52o Dining Carr. @ Dining OK -. "a tps-
,.d H. 10 T. y y aissi s9nd nng s si $50 so Is
night. ." n ~. MS
Ticket Offices: Nos .ss. st LIDO. 1872, If
Broadway. / Aston House. and foot N nj. ~ and ~
Cortsndt Streets; Court Street, sGO rs,,o'osses ai
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Station w., STREET "
Street Breoklyn SAT-, Jersey CITY II. S.v fy Won
Tran. s w 9a Tor and heck sas. os
o. NJ GENERA GnrrIS Manager, c.,I R. woop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-22

cash quotations we're as follows Flour dull and steady
:ss.s; No oats isl.g eisc No aes ~ b, ,5
noniinai mess poik per Sbi s5as7 ~
sa,%S Shoulders o. ss sas4 d: short sides
per GAL 81 20 sugars loaf. 500. granulaed 643c
standard A 500; linseel oil. raw 3sc boiled &c On
Extra creame1y. i5c nrs,s 4Gi44c seconds iiaiac
Egg 'e Nav 70 P e'h u s,' wnr patent 81 o9
g 90 sgrins PSen 81 ea$s "a rye h9ur
red rack Csc c5n aar 20 yellow aoa.
,aT sc No white 3ii1c oats easier No 2 white
2Si.c: 80 mixed 2l,sc. Pork easy; mess. s.: clear
and family 50 % Lard easier steam Leaf ana
10 shoulder and short rib sides Sc loose short clea-
s sbHa.ss .e e short rSs say &c ioa.. she; clear
.d.' .e se's 80 box meats worh &c more "h''
snei late, and declined Nc from eshs,I point Of tho
July samP. wheat vcTy dg No NohS , go. SI No
lower 40 a2a32',c Rye St. ady and quiet NJ l. S'3
in brisk demand chiefly on export account with ialr
S SO r H ssnaaa at mdnss 50 Ga,S IS Tor White
Minneapolis MAY 2l-Wheat traders to2k t,ist 10 gay
n n%a 'f thai 1'IS' d,1 Is y &c wa. ie rom high
I s2G r S nr o S Tss from Which ,in the break
sartl closed the market at 5SNa's' against 5a7.o
broke eoss at sea's.e The reports OF yrg
wheat~Thc premium paid FOR No northern was largely
',c July although some * tho smaller mers paid
sS ud aH% E 81 Ilo o' Vas va. IN ,oo ds","a
der I'D Z
G0c. No / northern nc. No northern 3si,c Flour.
81 ?oa Tor patents $? ioGS2 ~ FOR baks-s NH suns
-n-nn In bulk 81 $3.50 81 shorts s. I3HS8 p; mid
ding s. 2inS7 70
PSfadsi9hia. May 81 Flour NH prices as rule.
steadily maintained both springs and winters Wheat
featu--ier-. With no important change IN
rrice- Contract wheat May and June GadGai.c. July.
Gsi. asst. August GsdGSilc forn-Opuon market In
active prices important chang" l>r, CARROTS
IN small supply sc higher. hut demand light. No
mixed Nav ana Jun" -. a2'.c July 3'r3a'.c Ausl.t
g,sQ a5. Local carlots dun with free offerings
at former Futures neglected. nomnaly unchanrel
y . white MAY 2s.n21.c. June. %isH2Gr july. 2'.T
~. August cIa26c Sugars Refined dun. unchanged
',er dull weaker creamery extra ltc prints extra.
wholesale i7c 10. i,hbng lSa2ic. Other articles IN
changed -
u, Louis May 81 Flour dull unchanged. Bran dun.
nominal sacked siic 3satoc; country points. 3cg
So wheat lower MAY Sc nominal. July. 5sa.c; Sep
'emt~r 20 nominal. corn lover May 2orc July mr.
MA. september asked. Eggs higher a. g Butter
fll unchanged P1rt STANDARD new. - % old.
~ % i4riI'rimr steam 50 l2is. choice. 81 221 Bacon
shogid.rs a. Nugs ~ clear Tbs. 80. clear sides
Dry Shoulders and longs g clear RIBS
a.. clear sides -. High wines steady NJ 81 % Wool
ffm. unchanged Hagring - ~ &. Y. 4'sc. y. y.
s. 'ies 10 Twine o. Lead steady NJ $? III;
sales N cara chem hard anil - Missouri Spelter
steady. sales 81 72. pine western. 81 81.
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