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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-07
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


-...,o~, ..os .oroa GOOD Trading In cotton ana
'rha at an h1Nn.oe "
,,o,nts or summer months and to points on ~ thc
tt,ons There was further advance when cailieu ~
snmmer months up or points more a,o,t ~
SILL yros downward turn, prices falling on ABOUT
r,ints from the top of the morning M'houel h,yro
soma Sham rallies There was some pretty stu rhe
breaks hut there also some reaii1lls' ~
Iiverpoo future market made some QUICK III, Tho
,I Isl from 10 II, points during the day Win e
the barely steady. Al Mancheste'
No, much doing IN yarns but cloths were nrr Ane
let during the developed conslderaple ~,
IN the execution orders by brokers
ranrssent the leaders the bull movement ne floi
months nervous and Dought LfeeS
cxer the spent which additional strength 70 ~,
stuation The market closed STEADY IN 'ohc
d. otc,a, statement with months about
snd distant positions about points lower tna 'rs 80
erisv The total sales were 1SOU pales ne v.us
~ nrces were about points from the hishest on
Iner positions The weather In the man Is IA vss
nov The Government weather crop report TOT me
ending Monday says that nearly the Whole OF .,e ~ On
rn now In nd much Of the early planted II up
and under cultivation. Texas and fior1a neea orS ~,
Ckiaboa the nights have been too COOL over te ~
ornns 81 the cotton region the crop has mace soo
ypuoeress during the Receipts at New-Or.e dreams
THURSDAY are estimated al 100 20 800 ,t yoar ana
c,T haies two years ago To-days receipts az ,>e"
,as were 4OS bales against ST ana lto paies 700
,iia ha,es against 1912 and bales: savannah .oV
bales against 0i7 and 46l bales: Galveston 100 uae
81 and 10 bales Norfolk ISL bales against z ana -
Saas Memphis l65 bales against l4s and IL pales
nnsion 500 bales against 13l1 and 4O baies
Houston THURSDAY are @ eeS The receipts at the
rts Tor the estimated at ooo paes soi
sred with bales the previous Week. ana @i~o' oa
last year -. O.. s.r ora cos,n~ bids the
MIG and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-07

.ENNSYLVATili
RAILROAn

stations foot Of Desbro.ses and cort,aad. -.
H 1890 AnE1sa kSES;iSi q
ton Cars Arrives Chicago Ss s@%0k' S, -
NJ. Cincinnati so A. H., indian:poiS essssc s a
Louisville il.So A. NJ. St. Louis 800 r X =. - g
200 p. M-cHIcAoo AND ST. LOUIS rr,..''
ed dSu T. M-M Nj GhfsS0 ~ K
7 ssv' T. M 2s 81 NJ SsISSss
Srrsss cnennssi 10 f Sss'n.esi Il IS
$50 o M1Pxc If :'f s%pr mESssssns
to Pitts6urg Connects for Chicago daily an ~ 3
- wxsMiScToy AND THE sour
gsS lSIG Dnns 81 ff paidl and ri
pinips &C caI as TInas Sar' s y y;
so rH Gis RA M nv n,sst P a.,
Springs. I2.i5 night daily. sieepsrs to Nsvo q
Atlantic COAST LINE-sao A. NJ daily.
Port Tampa, Macon and JacKsonviIs. s@S1St
cHEsAPEAKE Z OHIO RAILWAY. Express ~,
daily ThT9 iS s coTR and pn Ms Gs
Charles Route: 8 A.; NJ. week days. and. vih Q
AE Fieses1 cry & Y ff sc p NJ weekdays. n
For CAPE MAY. i;6o P: Y: weekdays;
p Peasant. o.io <. n. IL TO- $40 SO and -
weekdays. Sundays (stop at Interlaken foe ~ =
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
60 TO, g. $50. 0. $50 40 Penna. Lmited) iAN n
Ing carr. 5 dining Carp. 9 Dining Can. TO- SVE1
1918 night. Sundays. 8.lh. $50 300. go 10 49,
& Dining Carp. Dining Carr. 7.45. p. 4, 81
night. :
Broadway 1 Astor House. and foot OF Desbros1es -
Cortandt Streets; Court Street. SEQ Fulton Gtpe
nd prooklyn Annex Station - ~
Street Brooklyn Station Jersey City. The New ~
Transfer Company will call for and check bagyses -
hotels and residences through to destination. - :
s. NJ PROVOST, J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General PasSr AeGa
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Railroads..
-AmsRIoA's oRsArRsr RAiLRoAD.>
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER r. r.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION 42D STREET
$40 MEscep sunday Empire state s1ssnY E1 Hss
p Ss,. H sIsa IN ns.a no to
$3.50 'ss M Siga' fas. Mail for P9ushkeeps!s Al,
bany. Utica, Syracuse, Rochester buna'0' N'AsA'
1880 Sunday n Dsy Express For all I'M
100 p M-DaiIy Southwestern Limited. For colum.
At Ponshkespsie. Albany. Utica, Syracuse. ROche'-
100 F. M iSi Chicago Special Detroit cleye-
land Toledo and Chicago. stops at Poughkeep psi
Albany. Schenectady. Utica. Syracuse Rochester
aao.P: M.~Except Sunday. West Point PoushkeeDsie'
oeAn M I,ag Sa NSG shor. Limited Detroit
$50 a m; Chicago 4;3o D. NJ Stops a. Albany
600 MDay For Albany Troy ,.c wsea b 6a!rSn.
Sissaa Tas eveand Toledo Detroit
cnenSau s st LOUIS %. r,ov Saratoga Burlington.
1880 Mbay Buffalo, Niagara Pai s,o olev e,
Pous s Albany and Utica, ....,,.,,
'0o ponts on i Fail B sSs' Rway Lyons
oS ofs.a.ssI bs Es
Toledo, Chicago; and except except Saturday for Cape
1910 NIGHTheatre train for Chicago and principal dp
ndsy on nsS nh: and
ooa i snS ~ s Da aII,n except Sunday
Pttsdeld. via Harlem Division .s.,, -, ~. perx-
shin? ALI HIN SG IL H" TsHH Riy 70 YoNKEns
Bsen as f fn as SsYesh
the Esya'sa Road This j. the only line running all
|ssnsr Palace csr: II through fi.s trains
~ SssaSs aS y sf S g sna ss
Is,sh,st and Iss;h:st station: SewYork 1888 and 72e
and 100 Or RESIDENCES by the
John Sc ET H To GS%Rany GEORGE H. DANIELS
General Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-07
LONDON WOOL SALES

London. May GAt the wool sales to-day H. 555 baIes
were ofered There was good attendance and BUYERS
competed we'll The tendency OF the market did not i'm
prove and values largely went back the January rates
The decline was least In crossbreds lambs and
Of the best Queensland mernos for which nrres
were generally little changed Other were to 10
per cent below the final quotations OF the last
with the Withdrawals continued present scale IL As
likely that much OF the wool available will not be offered
Following are the days sales In detail. with the prices
obtained: ~ '
New south Wales-5 900 bales secured Sisd6is Sd; do
and pieces 3iauhAd. - 49, ~
Queensiand-llO0 bales: secured aiQls Cd; do. locks
pieces 7W7.d - $500
victoriaisoo balen; secured 6sdQls SID: do locks
and pieces 0t@lld; greasy 0sgI1lsd do locks and
South Australia 200 bales: secured Is ld61is sgd
DO. locks and pieces 0d9ls Nd; greasy. 3%@shd: do.
locks and pieces ~. i5sd.
New Ieaand-lI 80 bales secured. locks and pieces.
cane ~ Good Hon. and Nota7o ha,sa sccurs AZ
10 sd; greasy, 5izQ7d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-07
- . a., .,A c,o,,r~ h,ds the

Market closed steady at unchanged 70 points decline
connared with Yesterdays closing prices
notices SIS sales 1913 eco oales New ~ bsles
sales bales epnner zsS bales sos STOCK a aS0 h week
2 Exports today; qrssi h ss thus Dsi far this
Great Britain $50 b ale ses cotton
duh and Middlns upiasnds sc ss spr
Gulf SIC. Sales. less bales inciuohs -'' 'a'e sym
ming and 1.40O bales contract. ,o ooo
I,varro,i cable-Spot cotton-Good demand; saes 80
haias SPECULATION and export 1000 bales American 'V
Ssies. receipts 1900 bales all American; moons w
lands 1894 steady buyers at S4d nee
Gnu 4oov; 4Sls May
ISoiSs. May-June abb June-July ADD
August September Abs: September Octooer fSs
Catcher November 4O2s: November December oo5t2p,
Gambler January 363nb Observation-Disclosures not muo"
doing: cloths firm . -, .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dulness prevailed in the ocai Ihai
ket with only small sales up to the ias. ' i
PRICES showed only slight changes. The MARIE. Is
waiting one general disposition TO supper. rd
and feeling that the trend Will later on De up COO
Rio quiet at l36O0 reis exchange eio rece,p's;s t
haes: stock 70 600 clearances for the Inlted oaLs
5000 receipts 1000 bags stock 60 6 Digs
June so: July. 6725 August % 10 havre marc
Quiet and unchanged; May June and july % '""os'
August So; September. S123. an .,-.a soo,,r.
Contracts closed dull at unchanged 10 ~ points 'e
Sales we're 80 bags, as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-07
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeW-fork, May U, low.
praNs AND PEAs-The market for domestic marrow
bears is barely steady s7 Is generally asked an, and
sSn. Isl few Instances Medium quiet
Changed shade easier some sales making at u TO-
choice a Sass ssv' green to ptSs s
M; ssi's Hs d Xxx pea s. 'ys ID
s turtle mh, soup s'a 81 DO yellow s. DO Lima
- Go STsn peas ss S % DO 5'iss
7o972iac; do Scotch, 721c.
fair receipts ts1Ss asnn se nnd w.Ts
little anxious 10 do business and with many OF the
not quite So firm as a, the opening OF the few
Of wr ns e a ,se S G ,a but
being at Firsts offered llttle more urgently
Butter q, s in price Supplies sh
s fair ss ar aeoy and
We qgOte crea%er state a aary sn
haf~rkn tubs fancy. l5@l54c; Welsh tubs fancy selec
tions l4lQl5c; do common to prime lc@l4c imitation
hrsss ioc; DO thirds to seconds sa0hc: Old creamery.
aalc old STATE dairy Tubs tubs and hrkns e@lc old West
%sss; 70, full m s..s cheese s,
much stock TO work upon Choice large white hOweyeT
much a %
New coiOred dun prices uncertain We
Sss Hss xsts S Skins on
% sp but grades ow AND %hie e c
cheese shows s onangs a lots work SI to the
under grades colored dull and irregular Liverpool cable.
45S for white. ana AIS tC we quote: New
State. full cream large white choee s4gs.c; do good to
s a small 10 eSs s f eH soS eho ae
&c; do common prime 2Q5c: full skins. 2@2isc old,
s.c do good TO choice sa9.c: do common to fair 6g7c:
DO fancy 1%H e 7 de- gooS to sf SSe1 GOOD saS do
7d7kc: small do 7zasc: do fair 4sM6isc:
light skins. choice. 55c: part SKINS common TO prime.
3u5c: full skins. 2u2kc.
EGGS-Thc market Is still in bad shape. Receipts
nue heavy, the demand is light and Of selectve char
aeer and the stock Offering generally below the wants
onaly fancy stock ccrely selected and packed suitably
for immediate storage have possible value of i0c the
demand for them at that price Is large. neither Is
there free Offering Usual packings Of Western from best
sections dull and OF irregular value. A few
marks OF Northern Ohio Northern Indiana. command
l0c but the usual Western receipts Offering at 0tc.
and moving slowly at that. ordinary grades
down to &c. and Inferior stock at any
Southern extremely dull and weak seconds
are plenty and meet vsry slow demand, with outside quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. May O. 3:i5 p m.-Beef-Extra India mess
dull 56s Sd: prime dull AIS 81. Pork-Prime
Western fine duh AZ AS ga do medium dull at 4os
Cumberland cut about % TO 30 10 dull POS Cd short
rib about % No. dull 27s Cd long clear middles light
about 40 A. 10. dull at 25s Cd long clear mddes
heavy about 80 to 50 10 no stock short clear mddes.
~ dull 2fs Cd. Shoulders about - 10
IA No. dull at Iard-Prme Western spot dull at 25s
ID Cheese-American finest white firm at 4Gs do col
ored steady at AIS 3D. Tallow,Prime city easy iss
turpentinc firm dos Rosn--Common firm nj A. Oh
Wheat-No red winter firm at IS Gkd: No Northern
spring steady AT IS 3i.d. Corn-Mixed Western sno,
steady 3s I'D: May dull at IS: June dull Ad July
Cd. Hops at London-Pac1c Coast dull at 2OQ4Os " "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-fors. May ls"
consigned direct exporters and city ,aushere,
S S"e 70 o% pr for ne a & he
s Smc D o sIsysSs s and The
Yards were cleared only head taken tor export,
S iSS to EXTRA Gso s ssS' ' cars a ss
s% % 6 20 oxen to s end ' ss cas-
city dressed beef steady cg7'.c per Tor
Liverpool quoted refrigerator beef steady ~ SIC
Weight latest aaSces quoted X%ecan sheep slow Al
loailc dressed weight shipment, today include 2@ go
NewYork all for go E@s,msns c?mPa a ne s. bmoGh
rr Son. So and 80 eae 10 sheep FOR Sc~alschid
also g Sae Sn he hcln . !. o 5
cattle. equally divided between j. shsmeerg Son and
aFs Z; s@1 20; is "'so9 s s is' ia5s n
os r a; $ 20 g RI ls7 N e 8 60 % ,,d iT5 nj
% I@saast tsSn,y ii1o r. ,,i :. s.
3 Sa,s % iz% +. .aSS 90: iSss = 4
8. 49, 3 81 IL g: 's,s r. at
r.: $5s' B
rs. r. q 81 !s is.s at i q:
o. s. 8 90 O. is'' 's! e
,es: a'sss.'sS g. & !s lss
At 81 s. g. 90 Ss s =" 'i % d. fss' ae
DO los 4 ;s4s Is o.
g co. o q d. 800 ~ at H. 81 10 DO.
IS at Sl s. 80 S S9 Sc is 3 g. e 50
8. S9Tf 6S. 49, s'n as + 10
s s. is 3 at Is g. is s e af at 3 s. g.
stag. 4 Isa wn:s a, s. s, So 1916 n m $50
70 Lanca.c. county Penn DO is!o ~ at tS, , 90
1883 r. at e' ' cows l ii ' 'SSS
MeE!~es bulls 1899 n a, :. $40 90 o. 10 go 90 I a.
ioe r. at 81 90 S % 81 at At s. DO 1910 n a,
SIS Il ct SsT s'S nss 7e
head market The trading ,9day Was wa sow and
prrTs Of common cows Dairymen
not needing quite rny a nn liberal @ d.
9ec, to dealer. from tended dl@nsh the de-
sst soST s%o sas;a Of uAo sold
sales Iucey % buffalo fresh cows. e"'ve" included
i 81 frs: s Cows ons and aa f%y'i nt st sssa 81
.MeTi%se fresh cows and calves at 'i'a''S' do
T. Mccabe: IL fresh and calves. at s2c0sn
cq s: q.. It t .ss 20 at sp 81 20 per head
% mead n sns n ss ssnsS rated ' sSa "pd
c1 per i0T loo b and some sales Were lower Nearly
70 Sm nye Sess sofa 'ns % ~ ': ST
' %as extra Was at s. Ga = H. 4 Sns
n The cSss Dressed sale: slow q,
resss per snd ie S S we're steady at s4c
pes @ T. Il DID, o "a vssi ID 5 sy'aof' ss
s. Z 80 @ al e =. s e s Ss on ao The I, 81 g.
e e. ~ I a "r lot a I 90 49, d. do
s. i: IF - & { s. IS b & Il,
St g. i is az e IL Is g. ' L. a. % s =. s. s.
So c5 ioS DO 1871 H. at 50 e2h 10 90 ie n at 81 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-07

suo. dressed lambs at shG10c country dressed SPRING
lambs lower a 2Q5c per carcass ,.,..a ,auhs
sales-D Mcpherson & Co. unshorn Mary a W,ch,gan
70 average at IS 20 per 100 10; lss cP p 27e do 0s
10 at 81 e5; clipped sheep and iamSs ~ 7n do ic3
~ AZ 23 90. "a do IS H. al 81 49, 100 unshorn kenucky
do 81 H. at So 5O 14s Maryland spring LAMBS a. ~ '
head: 65 Kentucky do. at 50 % eaeh. uhs 81 H. at
"a H. at 81 5O "a do. lo2 ID. at - 10 % u "a,
shorn Michigan do. G5 H. at 81 12s 90 90, 20 sg: "a
So 1914 clipped Western sheep III ID AT 90 "a 1S
do 100 10 So 30; AZ Virginia spring lafnDs' d. ~ ~
per head . ,,. q m NJ
81 So i24 Western lambs part clipped So NJ at ~ 'o l4o
Clipped Western sheep and lambs 60 ID. at " 20 90,
III Collins: 81 clipped Western lambs, VD ID AZ ~ ~
clipped Western sheep. 13 ~ at So s5 state 90 vo ID
at 81 Isl Maryland spIng amSs a al - sheep % b. at
q 81. , spring lambs at 81 30 per head go,
G. Dillenback: 1893 clipped Territory sheep III 10, az
81 G2l, 200 Indiana do 1903 ~ 50 G5 ia clipped state
lambs SO 10 at IS 20: 20 do. 80 ID. at 81. ~
H. Hollis: 100 clipped Buffalo sheep lug ID AT - ''
90 do ll5 10, a 81: spring lambs. at - eacn .. =,
J. G.. Curtis spring lambs, nj % per hea"' w. "
81; 2 do, a SO 80. -, -. 6, IN o.-
Jeilife Wright Co.: 10 spring lambs. at - 90 per
head nshorn sheep 105 ID. average AT ~ oo pei
100 n. oo.c -, ,,o,,d,r,
HOGs-Receipts were cars 1886 head. Including
1876 head for sale Dull ard unchanged with heavy hogs
not wanted except at low figures Two cars OF western
hogs were reported sold n 81 60 100 NJ good neavy
choice light 81 75a$4 20 and Few 10 OUTSIDE
BUYERS ut 81 25m$4 81: country dressed steady - ~.
Soles-S Judd e. CO.. ~ State hogs. lCo ID average at
HUNS e. Mullen: 10 State hogs 100 ID. at 81 20; do
100 n. at 81 80 ,, ., c,.,. hoo,
Jrlline Wright Co. Gate yes'eruay)' ~ ''"'e "os''
$40 ID, at 50 Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-07
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

FAST EXPRESS TRIMS TO 49,,
BaItfmore Washington. Chicago. CINCINNATI
ST. Louis and all Points West
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS; ~
Leave NewYc OF Libertyst.. daily Tor CHlCAuo'
200 !. m and l25 night: PITrSBIIRG 80 en sun
zoo s' Zoo p M "F WSAsHINGToN BALTiMoRE sis
M sun. 10 Dining car) IL 80 a. M 4 Can,
nr Carr 200 p. m. t33O .. ex sun, DINING carr
Is 20 p m. Dining Carr. 600 p. M. i2:lo night
NEW ORLEANS Roanoke and Chattanooga. Pullman
Sleeper D. m daily $50 -. ,,. q, r-...
I4,h St. 127 Bowery, ~ Y 339 S+4 Futon St. BROOK
= New-York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence 70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-07

quiet market is reported in Brazil sorts. with prices
a and a ns al Mia e ss
a. st' but steady,
teress shown ia the -four day and prices were
in some cases little There appeared to be some ONE
County brands Of spring patents the
s Jos s. ', 1n. wsTs ssSa
M: sSsS 81 S Sss :y Rs'' Ss.
city Fl, soYIssn d g s6sia sS A gsss
ssfms c RYE FIoURbu sales 100 bbl, s: $50
andywns & 81 D
10; and southsfn ooas2 10 BAG s,,! MEA5 "a;
s7s: ane Eye yee sss' soass say
sssss sS: ss ;ss b. + ss syss
city feed. 62,saooc Sales city 100 tons. siS
wheat market wa. only mol
showed falling on in liverpool prices The reaction
e hs Ss II. Of s ss
msnt was quick and e1 TO- S crop S
weekly weather and crop bulletin spoke the whole
~.s ad III ssn for s
Of winter .na further ssns ss@sTa
10 this statement in the southern portions Of spring
Sass ssss" sa@
VERY s short, % tine to be little
and that the Ohio State report was low
was with making the conditions Of winter
s ss.ass as c
Tor spring on OF 1921 900 The weather
report to-day again favorable. although re-
ports insect damage received from Of
winter wheat region The reports from the Northwest
we're a q whole favorable. Cash wheat inactive
and quotations were nominal, at 56Shc May.
aHoat for No. red: 4@4Ac May. do for No 1
hard ana l%Q2hc May. o anoat, for No 4
Northern. .CORN-Th- market very steady
affair to-day with speculative interest small and
without special feature Weather reports good.
planting according 20 the climate crop bulletin
s. progress far north Michigan. The Kansas
fairly well maintained In the afternoon
unchanged &C
There was moro interest shown in cash corn to-day
1000 bush No. com at ss*.c delivered $4,000 bush
2 & anost; car steamer a white se.4c elevator
steamer yellow at SO eeyato- and 1000 bush steamer
oATs.In oats there was very small trade n the future
y the crop news The weather continues favorable and
eepts have been Decreasing this week which with tho
Pes Sales were reported Of 10000 bush, including
>nd - go bush p EXPORT 600 bush No. at 23Nc;
white clipped. 27,tc, 0 adoat. and 30 600 bush do
private terms to arrive. export. The Kansas State
lepost made the condition Of 81. No. white quoted
~: .BARIsEY-Narket nrm but inactive; export
tesdne quoted II s7Aossc. ! f......RYE-Markst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston May Cotton steady: micdling. 7Tsc: low
middling. 1850: good ordinary. 7c net and gross re
. 49, bales saes. 66i stock &c. 435.
Norfolk. Nay 6--Couon steady; mddng 7 -l6c low
middling % i8c good ordinary GIsc net and
celps ISL bales exports ccastwse $685. sales AS stock
o.23S.
10 l6c; mi1ng 7Ac; low middlng p-16c: good ordi
nary nc. receipts LAOS bales 1897 exports
to France 1881: Continent l.Od7 sales. 300o stock
1873 426
Savannah. May Cotton quiet: middlng. TIC; low
middllng. 16c: and receipts. 1870 bales
ports coastwDc. 900; stock. o. 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-07
WESTSHORE ~!

rams az leave i,er from foot OF Franklin st.;
I,;SO A. NJ, Daily local TO Bunaio -.,.rui Mount1'
7,:iO A. M Daily local to Albany lor s,nasys only
and Saratoga Parlor cars to A ,sa syracuse
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toledo cae'e'A"' 49,
t,!sS A. NJ Daily except Sunday. to Sansxaska "
tans New Pritz, Lakes Mohons s s%s ParOr ca
sSny ssTa'gsa EXCEPT sunday. for Albany sye
600 +. NJ. DAILY for Albany FslIs. Toronto DssFs
Cleveland, Chicago and St, Louis ,or Nswburg Ahass
6,3O Il. NJ. Daily. except suhaa'' -
,a s;"issr W. and pa MS1'I except sunday for Utica
Hechessr ana ,v FOR Albany Utica syraevc 1esssa
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. io'0"'' 1890
For tickets time tables parOr and sus -
modations apply city once Principal hotels rvs
information address x,.nasrbiit-aye, NeW-xo.>~s
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az a.-rhe loading futures mined as follows

Cash quotations were as follows Flour was guet ana
%sss ss Td x S.:4 9Ss S.. 50 X
Gss sSs N p S~ ss % %SNy 'Ft
sssi rheSideT ,sSsed Soa.t S2 short clear sides
ss5 s:ioa loaf s. as sraHuI,sS s. O.
BOILED 4c On the PRODUCE Exchange to-day the butter
market was nrm extra creamsy issc nrs's iaai'c;
cnG%, Max ,Sns s SSs f1s 90
40 .lsa red ere Ss s MKT GG" s N %s;s
sc: mixed ear, asc. 80 mixed aSsca Oats Market
%ns ssc Pork Market aas steady; M mess S -
S's1s n tec S su pm ' steam
sales 81 C5ds IS Bacon quiet fair demand loose Shout
sides. &c. bellies &c Dry al, meats steady quiet;
@ S Ss. bellies .s?F Fs meat worth 'Hs
EgssMa[ks, dull weak strictly e, fresh sse
Milwaukee. May 6-wheat opened weak rallied
and fac,uaed within Tuesdays May ranged
G2isc fell to Clsc and closed o2lsc sample wheat
Sssn sHa smps barley c 81 rs N9
No 3. 20c Rye nrmer nomnally &c higher aIac Tor
previous prices Mn SUITS dull; sacked bran selling at
i 7sSss; white m'ddlins' are Armer. ranging at sSsSS
Minneapolis May There was a good deal Of unccr
" and iI ps %sd ns @nse much f as S
S snS Ss opened sps % S and oo anss
closed at COado'sc. September at Coo. Cash wheat
Sf s's Vas
3 sold at &c under No l. on track-No hard 6txc No
Northern 59Ac No Northern. Doc. Flour dull So 20
asa so for and 81 10gs2 so for bakers
ton. $1,000 bbls: shipments. 49, 25 bbls. Mill stus-
Market continues dul bran. In bulk, quoted s. 5OqsG
shorts. 81 50N$6; middlings. S7Q$7 %
Philadelphia May G.-Flour-Prices weak. with trans-
actions mostly in second-ha stocks which available
below the limits OF manufacturers. Wheat-Market dull
Irregular but price fluctuations within narrow limits
GsAc August. Gs+des9.c Corn-ne trading In options.
but offerings moderate prices ruled steady. Local
lots In ample supply quiet at former rates; No mixed
August. 34s.Y3Jc. OatsRecepis moderate: market for
CARROTS ruled firm: demand continued light. Futures
dull, nominally unchanged. No = white May and June
25m25lsc July. 25ieI2Gc August. 24bsQ25ltc Sugar
Refined quiet Unchanged other articles unchanged
~. Louis. May G-Flour unchanged. Patents 81 G5do
81 10 extra fancy 81 35as3 40 fancy So 1908 s choice
81 5Oa$2 90: flour 81 50ds2 10 Bran lower
sacked. east side 3s639c country points 36c Wheat
July higher; others shade lower May 57c nominal July
69sc bid; August 59sc: September. COO bid Corn steady
May. 2osc bid: July. 26ssc September. 277sc Oats-May
higher; July shade lower May. Ike bid July isc bid
Eggs quiet: slow at Gc. Pork standard new s. O
old 81 10. Lard prime steam 81 52sA: choice "a 67s
Bacon shoulders 4*c longs 4%c; ribs Nc clear
sides. 4c Dry salt meats shoulders 4%c; longs 4ac
clear RIBS sc clear sides 4ss High wines steady 81 30
choice combng l2hc; mixed combing, l2c medium cloth