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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


New
,--,.rc D...,,,. AZ cars or Dd heai-30 'or
.r,5rt ai,ve ana IS cars Tor Yves, sii saushierrr
Non. r5r .al~ ali,e Feeling weak ciiy dre.sr1 haiF
ris quiet but steady at fg7'.e per 10 - DE- ~
"a u,o c.,,,. lower ~ pne's- tops "'.' fessrl
t-,. fIy.-tl-i cables quoted best refg"' a'or n Al
- per n shipment iD day IN Nc , pa" ~ sbvrrl
an get cattle AMI %.n"p quarters ~ t'' ~,
!, ha snlkhcrger and 3'o cattle for j. sh1i,.eIs y
Son ami re ss, NAMED nrm ship TO HUH on the MaF'e"'
l." an Recep,s nor. and only calves elt over
a,,ns we're ~ s2asi per 100 NJ o- common - prim
val. country dr,s.ed dull 3sra4c per H. ci'y
sressei at 4i,a6gc. little calves steady az aR4c . -
saies-H H. Hcils veais. l2o 10 average al - %
SHEEP And LAMBS Recent, were Il cars. or !''
h.ad2 cars or export allie ana II cars FOR me market
moderate ior sheep steady uces anus sol i,a' a.
fg Yesterdays figures quality consieeo and me pens
were cleared. Spring amhs qne' ar 81 mr4lun, ui
. n. e. tI,4St oars = very unshorn lambs at
81 10 good 70 choice clipped do at s3q>5 3'. nearly
Gsoai r,,," 1S al GSas1 per n lambs
steady a, s.QOc spring lambs weak az
i McPhSrson & Co: 235 clipped Buffalo lambs.
50 N 81 - per 100 NJ > DO ," 10 at g. :"
al state do. - n az g. 20 y shop ana iints ~ no.
Judd q Co 80 clipped Buffalo lambs. 10 ~ At s. Is.
S. II buffalo sheep 10 NJ at 81 10 GO clipped far West
Newton co 2is clipped Buffalo lambs 60 NJ at 81 10.
Kentucky yearngs. - ~ AZ 81 -; 30 unshorn Ken
= n Wilkerson: 23i clipped lambs 10 n 81 q.
D. Harrington is5 unshorn state lamhs rs N NJ 50 10
hume Mullen; 80 clipped Michigan lambs ~ H. at
s. 37is. ,c, 80 =.
HOGS Receipts II .Io7 head, all for
sIaugh,ercrs direct No sales live weight. Nominal
quotations SO 7oast 10 100 ~ and choice light pigs
would probably sell at 81 20 Country dressed steady at
SIDc per ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-10

for Brazil coffee Is aust but s.ady ana a Hn
Mid coffee IL good demand and very firm
fouE AHD af he Tan n S9 ana nSa
Total sales s Ts. sGS a S g s FOR ane sacks
S SssIs 1888 800 els el,sT, & sSass
e5k l,1andyT"es % sassTss
10, h'% nnhG 4MEAHpHi Qaeea Fine white So
SIS n yeSw sn sg f STA Ssce 100 n rye
s sia o. 'a ~ mt sGm%y :aee ss e
wheat m ark was # fAy aSye
closing gain OF eSs o aT h S Sren 1ss during !g h
morning appeared TO be due to considerable eoyefng q
to buying u 0F on Ts s Weather Woo Fo
reports wer quiet and foreign markets show 6u, slight
There plenty OF disturbing drouh and insect re.
ports tro nanence The report showing
e s. ssf rom 81 is' so
contradictory bu, are really not sscSsy bad as yet
against ia cars year specia, comparison Of the
the last 81; years shows na TSm sS
from May 10 to May 1s production FOR the three
when Is per The seeding completed ApTil %
n to My on the aeness u the season
great backing in the s1sd b. res n f
has any serious damage but there has been no
i h0s f and more Gchgan state
made the condition 81 wheat o. against So last mSnn
American wheat and -four stocks in April Of 1882 coo
BUSH Bradstrees exports made the total the last
bush against 10000 bush the preceding week.
and year. The total since July
O7 $50 1913 70 900 bush last Cash
over May o b. ahoat May closed G97.c; No red
quoted 5Q5Ac May. b. ahoat and No hard
4T44c do small lot Of No hard sold at 4isc May
o d. anoat. receipts Of wheat for the
9S0O0o bush: decrease. o. 600 bush New-York receipts
/ 433 900 bush .CORN-The market for firm
and higher, but active Quite good trade was
ported Chicago. but locally interest shown Crop
reports good and the private reports that
about per the seeding done. The close
or the curb the market was dull and
unchanged. Bradsreets exports for the last week
BUSH against 2 142 600 bush the preceding week
$4,000 bush last Interior receipts this week
have 1,74500U bush. a decrease OF 10000 BUSH
Exports principal ports $4,000 bush; Increase
bush Cash nominal No was quoted at S5tsc
elevator: steamer &c elevator No white Csc elevator
..... .OATS-lhe market oats very quiet but
slightly both and futures. largely the
little Crop continue favorable
receipts the 1885 600 bush. de-
$4,000 bush from the preceding week New
York receipts have been 1037OOO bush The close was al
Cash quiet but frmer. Sales 1900 bush.
including 1000 bush No al 24%c closing at 25c bid ele-
1900 bush No 3 AZ 23ac: 1000 bush No white.
23%q25c: 1000 bush track white. 25n2sc: No white
Market quiet feeding quoted 37isG3sc. T. mating
nominal 40+3c. NewYork receipts this week 1913 200
bush RYIMarket dull at about 44c. I. for No
Western Sales 1000 bush OF State at 477c. delivered
The quotations today. the closing prices for the pre-
day closing prices the corresponding date
last follow:
Open High Low Clos Last Last
May .ssss5% !SH co., ssis ssssH ssIzS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-10
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET RErOhi'

\,v York, May y. lS2o
orrrO>, =. ,,s connarayely quiet day in the cotton
-, ,o'dav hut there was comparative hrmness carry
especialy on the distant months which were given
,,eer bysh turn in expectation OF the Government re-
rort W, tch viii be issued AT Monday and VIII eve
the amount contemplated acreage NJ 80 "a ~ u,itb
The dav were 70 800 bales The market closed easy VII"
nt loss of 3 TO points Receipts ports the coming
estimated at about aooS S pe noted above
VAS not held there loss OF or polh,s' @ r
owing to Of bull support assisted by iarrer
ports with talk of general rains IN ieSas an anu %
amount corning into sight than expected The rear OF
bush Government report Monday I nau r %aynr3ble
hold the Reports from Fail RIVER are
IT, discussing the market and statistical position
rrominsn bull says: THE statistical position mas no.
useJ M the usual stock by the first Of September the
surplus usually held will have gone to the nacneE III
only here abroad well The nsual conVeue Co..
mate ~ the worlds consumption Of American cotton Is
bales II have used less cotton ne ,n %
has been used the other side estimate 'dt 'e ,r
viii need at least 900 900 bales next year II prices remain
where they and at least TINS amount WIZ nav ~ "
grown prices will have to be skyrocketed 10 cauS
in CONSUMPTION Reports from Fan River are
encouraging and information received IRON the o'n SUI
effect that the mills are making rhohes M .
only buying mouth owing to reports OF Hfse
acreage planted. The English mills are under ofu.s
UP and in some cases the balance OF lhe !
The India movement Cf the has now eliminated
The Financial Chronicles weather reports received up
Friday evening state tnat ram hts h,Ie,i III MAJ
localities needed and has been OF much peneh ana
the adyices are IN the main OF ia.oao,e
In Texas. however. there mas been Dut nv.
lre and rain particularly needed in the Northwestern
part of The temperature has been
is coming up well rule Some damage By insects
is reported Texas There cane noe into 'shs
during week A. $50 bales against $3.50 nales en- ,he
corresponding week year The total in sight MAJ SIN
was 6G7O 800 bales against 9s bales same period
year Of s34 67s bales The visible supply OF cotton
shows decrease 1910 9l6 bales as compared with the
date Of lsa' fsins of OF ~. aa oa "a sI Ir o
bales from The total visible supply IS now 9Si S42
is64 and sSlGSii bales in 1895 The total American
supply 2471 bales against sel7 o3s bales in lss:
Opening and close to-day. and closing pios 'ns
night and last follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

.Ss $ al !' % 'ss
grade oG7$ stock 900 bush Corn dr ay m s &c.
s%@ Ma ns ssfa?s S?'
yellow sc asked stock os 800 By h N ssisI m s" do az
s ss:s , SS nsa sSy S GAN
freights quiet. Other articles unchanged
Buffalo May Nv wheat Nd su Nor no
S bard c9sd S NJ No H Sad offered al iSc
Norhcn SIC under Jay Winter wheat g 9Dn
S Sn Tm du 10 70 Sa yellow as5s 20 fellow $780, No
sS.1 s S5 S VI ?a9 's e White ':sS
2lMa22 10 mSsd 22sc asked on 5 5ask demand mo $50
da &c in, store, s FSSs % demand can%l
sn "assaSys% oos 60 s@ ocj
E as b;ey oo Ssch jus sa" rye BUSH
cnnaa Nay 50 do market estsn s. d5 rye
S n6"f Is'S"s st. MARIE, qYis'
steady No red saGs Corn quiet mst :,eSSy
m escd 5r' @xsd ar rack aS Sc0T Pork steady
mess family 50 IS Lard quiet fair deman s s.sa ~
Bacon quiet demand loose shoulder &c h. lHese
hSr by ' sa sSss Quiet
loose short 4c loose short clear sides tr se ah
weak strictly fresh Sc Whisey quiet steady sales 500
May 1T %S.s aa 80 na
bull samR again for the day. %qh b to e al e and
was the low point the session. The high point was
6aG2c and the close saoc The reports OF nea NY
selling side September opened Gle sold up to GIG and
closed al Gi2sc Cash wheatJuy price was paid for NO
Northern: No 2 Northern sold al lsq%c under No
No 59% GG0c. on track-No ! hard 1ztsc 20, 30
inquiry: 50 25as3 80 FOR patents and 50 l5aS2 80 for
bakers Production. 80 900 bbs: shipments. 34o99 Dds
Mil in better demand at Eastern points
shorts Bulk bran quoted at - oOaso snor's'
So 5O0S6 middlings $'NS' ID
Milwaukee, Wis May 9--wheat opened stronger and
rrlces advanced above Fridays outside figure July
nucnod al Gc GiN. fell to G3i5c and closed at
Northern CO.. GGGc: No Northern. 65Ht5lsc sample
b,rev in fair demand steady: No 2 30 an337.c latter for
choice Rye firmly held and fairly active: No on track
$50 No 2 on track. 37a37i2c Flour dull but steady; MIL
suns steady.
Philadelphia May 9F1our-Demand very ight and inc
market weak. with ample offerings. Wheat-Market
strong buiIsh speculation In all domestic gram
tract wheat. May and June 69hG1oc July, tV:p'3Hc;
August go. nGyi5c Corn-Option market ruled nrrn IN
syrnra with Ia wheat and prices advanced 40
9c per bush Local CARROTS quiet unchanged Win aHPe
July 80 a3ja.c August 35f.a36i.c Oats-Market for
dull free offerings at former rates FUTURES
dull. nomnaly unchanged. No 2 white May and JUNE
25n25iec: July 81 PC: August. 2iiza2o'7c Sugars
Refined dull. unchanged other articles unchanged
St Louis May 9-FIour unchanged. Wheat higher:
May. 5sa.c nominal July 6O7.0Glc asked; August Vl'sg
sc asked September Gle Corn higher; May zoc old'
lsc bid: July lsA.c bid. Eggs slow at 6isc Pork
STANDARD mess new. 80 %; old 81 -. Lard-Prlme
steam 30 choice 81 Bacon-Shoulders, is4c; longs.
sc ribs SIC. sides. 47tc Dry salt meats
~ Mieh wines steady at 81 90 Wool firm and un-
les 72c twinc &C. Lad hrm a 81 soa$2 s2,s speter
dull sales. . at 50 20. prime Western 50 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-10
GOLD TRINITY'S" ANNIVERSARY
SERVICES OF UNUSUAL INTEREST TO BE HELD
ON THURSDAY.

The hftieth anniversary Of the conservation OF the
present Trinity Church building will be Thursday
next Ascension Day. when the services will be
elaborate In commemoration Of the anniversary.
The services at "Cd Trinity on Ascension Day are
always of great interest and beauty especially so
as 1t Is the only feast in which orchestra Is used
in connection with the two organs. Tho principal
number of the musical programme will be Beetho-
ven's mass In c. The professional will be lie Jeunes
Light Of Light which is dedicated TO Dr. Messiter.
Trinity's organist; the introit will be the chorus
Lift Up Your Heads" from THE Messiah: the
offertory will be Hummes Alma Virgo" set TO
English words BY DIR. Messiter. and the occasional
will be the hymn Grown Him with Many Crowns"
DR.. Messter will direct the music from the chan
eel the assistant organist, Victor Baier. keeping
time with him in the organ loft. where he will con-
duct an orchestra OF thirtysix pieces Mr.. Frutchey
will play the great organ and w. r. Hedden the one
In the chancel Besides the regular boy choir, Mrs.
Warren r. Hedden viii be the soprano sooi iN
"Ffnale" to Mozarts Jupiter Symphony"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-10
NO INCREASE FOR HAFFEN.
THE MAYOR OPPOSED TO RAISING THE SALARY
OF ANY CITY OFFICIAL.

THE MAYOR OPPOSED TO RAISING THE SALARY
OF ANY CITY OFFICIAL
Mayor Strong yesterday announced his purpose
to veto the bill Of Assemblyman Butts, which pro-
yided for the increase Of the salaries Of Commits
sioner Louis F. Haffen and Deputy Commissioner
Jacob Seabold, Of the Department OF Street In
provement In the Twenty-thlrd and Twenty fourth
wards The bill raised Commissioner HaTen's sal
AIRY from 5000 to $1,000. and Deputy Commissioner
seabold's salary from $500 to 5000 year The
Mayor said that he would not only disapprove this
BILL but would refuse TO assent to any bill that
would add dollar to the compensation OF city OFF,
Gals Ex-Assessor Henry A. Gumbleton. Senat or
Guy Assemblyman Butts and two other
Democrats were on hand to argue in favor OF the
bill In announcing his decision. the Mayor said:
1.-THE Democratic press has been belching forth its
criticisms against me because / have assented TO
expenditures for improvements great part OF
which 20 to the North Side Now you Democratic
politicians Of that part Of the city come down here
and ask to assist you in raising the salaries Of
Democratic officials In your section.
III their compensation is SO far below the valne
Of their labors will be one OF thirty to make up
q purse for Commissioner Hafen and Deputy Com
missioner seabold. either at the end Of the year or
at the end OF their terms OF Office: but will be
blessed IL will agree to any increase OF salaries.
sasry OF s Hny city p
received under previous administration. he would
never set that stroke.
lating to the Park Department the first giving
them Jurisdiction over West Eighty-sixih, West
third SITS. and the second prohibiting the use Of
any Of the Park roadways north OF Flfty-ninth-st.
nny he use 81 the or roads BY
police patrol wagons and wagons OF the Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty to Children and such
S fsniu vehicles as may nave PUBIC IN the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-10
OTHER MARKrrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

East Liberty May Battle. Receipts light demand
fair. market steady. Prime 81 3ousf 40 good 81 l3G
81 good butchers 81 @'e$t ~ rough lat sSas3 10
ers sI5as4o Veal calves. ttas4 80. heavy and thin
calves S2ds3 iogs-Rccelps light market ruled active
prices unchanged Prime medium weights. - SoqS3 -
best and pgs. good quality 81 73as3 50 heavy
hogs 81 GDUS3 10. roughs. 81 25Q3 Sheep-Suppy fair
demand far. market steady Prime. 81 7o0s3 SO: good
05QS3 10. fair 81 3oa 50 80. common 81 o0ds3 IS.
cuis. slas2. choice lambs. 81 5cmt' common to good
lambs So !OnSt 81. spring lambs. $5H$S.
Union Stock Yards Chicago May o.-Cattle-Reccips,
300 head. market nrm. few selling at Toe advance
Common 81 6oG<4 10. feeders
So s5asI and bulls 81 50as3 -; calves S3aSi so
Texans 81 20G<3 40 Hogs Receipts. 10000 head market
easy and slightly lower Heavy packing and shipping lots
26n<J A. choice mixed So 25US3 so choice
assorted 81 45u3 60; light 81 35us3 co. pigs SO 70dS3 60
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 head market quiet and steady
Inferior choice. 81 50us3 80. lambs 81 251$4 80
Kansas city May iIogs-Receipts 45Oo hend. mar
81 1898 pigs. $3dS3 ~. Receipts 200 head
market nominal. Sheep-Receipts. $500 head market
steady.
II. Louis May 0-Cattlc- Receipts. 2l5 head: market
stagnant OF light receipts cows So
calves 81 5onSi 10. IIogs-Reccips 2i77 head; market
steady at yesterdays figures Heavy 81 1OQS3 mixed
s30s3 81. light 81 2oas3 aga. sheep-Recelpts O56
head market dull and prices slightly lower
qs2 10; spring lambs 81 10. bucks. 81 50GS3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-10
WEST SHORE r Il

Tralns leave West 42d Sc. station, n. T. as foilows
and 10 minutes earlier from foot OF Franklin st:
$3.50 A. VI. Daily local to Buffalo.
73O \. VI. Daily local to Albany for Caskll Mountains
and Saratoga Parlor cars to Albany. sundays only.
0iI5 A. NJ. Daily for Albany. Utica, Syracuse Roches-
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland and Chi
Paror Car to Syracuse
IL ;:s5 A. W. Daily, except Sunday Catskil Noun.
tans. New Paltz, Lakes Mohonk and Mnncwaska. Al
bany, Saratoga, Caldwell Lake George. Parlor Car
400 =. VI. Daily. except Sunday. for Albany.
600 r. NJ. Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica Syracuse
Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto, Detroit
Cleveland Chicago and st. Louis
6i3O r. VI. Daily. except Sunday, for Newburg Albany
Saratoga and Montreal
7,i5 =. VI. Daily. except Sunday for Utica Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo
s,l5 T.. ~ Daily for Albany Utica, Syracuse. Roches.
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and ST. Louis.
For tickets time tables paror and seeping-car
modations apply city Offices Brooklyn and
at stations Time tables at principal hotels For other
Information address c. +. LAMBERT.
Gan PASSENGER Aren't vanderbiit-ays- Nsw-y0sH.
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rr.RnPrAN PROpucE MARKETS.

rlv.rrs.l Nav 81 o r-Bocf-Eytra India mess
All a, 90 q, mime mess dun AZ 6Gs 81 P.rk-Prime
mss Wos,e-n nne iu AZ as 81 20 medium duh AZ 'os.
IL. sh,r. cu, al-,u, IL - 10 H. firm al ios Bacon
Cunicrlani cut, about 30 n. dun At 2',s q" sh9,'
81, a,., ~ y, d. n AZ rs ca Ions clear m'il's Eht
~, an - az y, aull At - 81 long clear mdtes.
heavy aou, ~ x y stock short clear W hoe
re,yv ntou, 80 - 81 dull a. 25@ 81; clear hc"s
about - - II dull as 81 Shoulders al,n, =
~ "a ~ dun AZ Is Iardrrim" western rl.' lu" ~
-. q, 6re.se- American finest white fuH ~ 80 -.
H. col,-ed lu A. sis Tallpw-Prim. city dnl AZ is
q, ,.o,,se-i IAverrol refined duh at los pi Spl!
s q, turpnriinc arm nj 22s Rosin--Coinmon MN -,
a. pi WheatNo red winter steady a, % 1'7u: ~,
.t steady at & Nd MAY steady at IS June re'1y a,
- 4. tiiv steady AZ ~. FlourSt. LOUIS fancy
winter .irrdy at IL Cd Hops at London-Facihc coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-10

London. May 80 p m Closing-Consos III lilo
money and lin FOR the Canadian Pacinc
Co.'S Erie i7s do frs preferred Ss's: Illinois Central
90 Mexican ordinary. 4~i4 St Paul common. I9i4 New
York Central 90. Pennsylvania, 55i1; Reading Ga;
Mexican Central new per cent bonds TN; Louisville
and Nashville SIS Atchison common. l5t..
T. m.-Money. isNs cent The rate OF discount in
tho open market for both short and three months bills
is per The amount II bullion into the Bank
N England balance to-day Ia 1900.
$50 o. m Paris adVices quote per 1903
france confines for the account and exchange on Lon
don n 25 francs l6ia centmes for checks
Berlin May o.-ENchange London. - marks ~
pfennnss for sight and ~ marks Is pennings for 90
bills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-10

Market closed easy at to points decline Sonpa.e
closing Transferable notices No
Total sales 10 800 bales Spot quiet. l-6c lower;
middlns up.ands Sic; mddlins Gulf. ssc. Sales. 2'
bales, all spinning. ooo -,
Liverpool cabes-vs Spot cotton oniet sales 900 tails
speculation and export 500 American 0Wn' recep,,
,OpD. American. 5000. Mddling upands, LIN
Futures opened steady sellers last nights prices Closed
February March. 3G2a3dS: May ~ 5; May Jun
4lgi1 b. JlneJuly 4iIz July-Ausust. 4lSs. August
September Ala b. September-October 4oG b: Octob
Venter. SG21: November-December 3Gl b; December
January. SCI b.
COFFEE-There WIS very small and narrow trading IN
being standstin the greater
part OF the short session 100 higher Havr
unchanged and Hamburg showed partial decline Of i
Rio market firm at II 100 exchange quoted AZ 9ss
cepts 5000 bags. Cleared for the United Siates 3W
bags stock RIO g 900 bags santos market dull ana
nominal receipts 1900 bags; stock 5000 bags Havre
sales 5000 bag. Market dull. May. june and July.
50 Is francs: August 81 % September $3.50 Hamburg
quiet. May Cs.26 pigs June. $3.50 July. CT; August.
CO 50: September G3 rs.
Sales were $50 bags. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-10
THE END OF THE GRAND ARMY MISSION.
ITS SUCCESSFUL LABoRs TO BE CELEBRATED BY
a VETERANS MAss-MEETING.

a VETERANS MAss-MEETING.
With the passing Of the Grand Army Mission from
the scene Of pension affairs in this city, an inter
es;ing institution. which proved beneficial 10 many
In it's day, has been removed The success which
crowned efforts and made its further existence
unnecessary is to be celebrated by an old soldiers
ma SIS meeting at ST. Bartholomew Hall, Forty
second-st. and Thrd-ave. at 7:3o o'clock Tuesday
evening.
The Grand Army Mission was founded for the
purpose Of providing a place where pension
ers could cash their checks received from the Gov
eminent Before the founding Of this mission. PEN
sioners frequently cashed checks in barrooms. and
often most. If not all. OF their money would be
spent before they returned to their homes. After
three years work the mission obtained legislation
at Washington, requiring pensioners checks TO be
mailed directly to their homes. making the mission
unnecessary a check -cashing agency.
Al the mass-meetinP on Tuesday night musical
programme will be given interpreted by Mrs. Kress,
sooist; Captain Nice, volinis; Mrs. Wood. sooist:
Mabel Diggs. ''colored child wonder" and Professor
HAYDEN. orchestral organ. There will be short
speeches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-10
RAILROADS..
RAILROADS..
BAL TlMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore, Washington. Chicago. Cincinn ati
81: Louis and all Points. West.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS
Leave NewYcrk. foot OF Lberty-st daily FOR CHICAGO
200 J. m. and l2:la night PGTTsBJRG $50. ex sun
. 200 Str. i2:i5 night CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS 10
a. m. 600 p. m WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. Sis
m. OK sun. 10 m Dining Carr. II 80 a. DIN
Ing carr 200 p. m. 1880 p m Sun Dining Carr
600 p m Dining carr. 500 p m. 1918 night.
NORFOLK. II 30 a. m. daily.
NEW-ORLEANS. Roanoke and Chattanooga Pullman
oniccs. liz ~ 26l as LAO Broadway. 81 En..
ifh 81. i27 Bowery. y. y a39. 3i4 Fulton St. Brook
Ign: station foot of Liberty St. G. X. II. OF ~ J.
New York Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage hotel residence o destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-10
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN II. T.
stations In New-lOrk. foot of Barclay and
Christopher Streets.
NESTlDV LED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PINTSCH LIGHT.

Direct route TO NEWARK. BLOoMFIELD, MoNTCIAIR
TIE ORANGES. summit Bernardsvile. Basking
Ridge. Madison. Morristown. Passaic Paterson Bon
LAKE HoPATCONG. Hacketstown scHooLEY'S
MOUNTAIN Washington. PTiIIIIPSBJ RG, EASTON
WATER GAP. sTROU DsRURG. Pocono Mountains
SCRANTON. PlTTSTON. WILKESBARRE NANTI
COKE D!ANviIIE NoRTMUMnERLANp. Mont
Vile. UTICA RicHFIELp STRINGS, Cortland
CORNING; BATH, DANsvLL.LE. BuFFAI.o and all
7;2o A; M-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
stations
900 a. M.-BuFFALo, SCRANTON. RINGHAMToN
UTICA. RI(1lFlEID SPRINGS. SvRACTcE and
oswEGo EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Psror Cars CON
Buffalo with train FOR Chicago and points west
100 7. M-SCRANTON. WILKESRARpE and EI.NIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars.
400 L. M--SCR ANTON. WrrKFSBARRE and PI.YM-
OT'TH EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars.
1870 ?. NJ Daily,.-nuralo Vegtihuled Limited Express
for SCRANTON. BfNGHANTON FT.MrRA RIFF
FAIo. Pullman Buffet seen'nC Car. Connects a,
Buffalo with train for Chicago and points west
0:30 p NJ. Mailv). -Bt,FFAtO. SCRANTON BINGHAM
TON UTICA SYRACTSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS
Pullman Buffet Sespers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At "a
Park Place ?9 broadway Tickets at ferry stations ois
broadway. III shave. 1'th-st.: 81 lcSh-,
?2S tolumbus-ave NewYo.t: as and T2s Flton-t and
100 broadway. Rrookyn Time tables giving full infor
nation all stations.
wFsTcOTT EXPRrsS COMPANY viii call for and
checb baggage from hotel resd"ncA destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-10

715l6c; medng nc low mddlins g-Se COCO exDorts
nary Ike net and gross receipts ns AZ i4-o '
stwse IS; sales $50; stock. 1873. 4o' -xc. low
Savannah, May Cotton quiet miuaIihs 9as bales:
middllng 9-l6c; and gross receipts i-'' ''''
sales 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston, May 9-Cotton steady; middlng 7%c; good
ordinary Hc net and gross receipts. 1871 bales
to Great Britain 1850 stock. 2G.375.
Norfolk, May Cotton steady midd;ing, l5-lOc; low
middling O. Ice; good ordinary enc; gross
582 ' " 1872
NewtOrleans. May Cotton quiet good mIddns