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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-03-12
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w AR NEWS.
A Quick but Decisive
Battle.

General CASH wins against
many odds. After one weeks
engagement, General Credit re-
tires with broken lines and
broken credit accounts. The
Ladies' Economical Commit
tee are held responsible for the
GREAT battle. General Cash,
with one regiment, repulsed
General Credits entire forces,
consisting of hig prices, caused
by bad accounts. Many de-
serters are held up on street
corners and highways to give
account of their desertion.
First question asked by Gener.
al Credit is, "Where are you
buying you groceries now,
and why did you desert my
forces 2" Answer "Econo-
my and paying for others peo-
pies groceries in way Of bad
and lost accounts" Second
Question: "What are you
paying for following articles ?
Answer.
IS lbs Standard GRADUATED Sugar. $500
~ Erts hunnut ....~ LOO
20 NICE ........ ........ .......u. | 90
5 Arbuckle Coffee .............. ...... LOO
. Mocca and Java Coffee......... LOO
0 Parched Coffee ........ ......... 100
MiAe~ ieas.:'.''''' '.''..'.' ''..'.. 50
rake Cou FISH l0c lb'
90 lbs Best High Grade Pat Flour. ...l.20
Corn Meal per bushel ..... ......... ......... so
Best Sweet Susgr Cured Hams....... II
Best Breakfast Bacon ........ ........... IL
Best Kettle Dried Lard. .................. 9
| doz. 10 can Tomatoes....... -. 10
| doz 3 Id eau Tom otoes ......- 49,. LOO
Cottulene Fer pound. .................,.. 8
Eastern Seed Potatoes per peck ......... Is
Best New Crop N. o. Syrup ......." 40
2 lb car Corn ..... ...... 10
; ID b can Germania Califol ia Peaches 25
Pears. 70
Cherries, Is
Bars Soap. ................... 500. %
BuckwheatI Flour........ ................. 5
Oat fIaKes. ............... ........""..". 5
Fresh Fish and loo per pound.
Oysters 80 and 4Oc per quart:
"Well," says General Credit,
"That knocks nue. out. You
are not a fool, but don't say
any thing. about it to your
neighbor until l can get a cash
basis. They say Virgins &
Read are the first to inaugu-
rate cash groceries, if so, they
have proven a blessing to the
families of Marietta. You can
get fresh Fish and Oysters
from them at cash prices, and
Bread and Cakes from Mr..
Pitner's Bakery.
Virgins & Read.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-03-12

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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1896-03-12

O~s~s
Good Sewing Silk, 3cts.
BELDING BROS SILK, 5cts.
Bedding Bros Button Hole Twist, 1c.
Good Needles, lie paper.
Best Needles, Sc paper.
Best Velveteen Skirt Binding, Sc.
Best Worsted Skirt Braid
Silessia, 10c yard.
Good Heavy Lining, SC.
Best Skirt Lining SC.
Canvass 8 and 10c.
Fibre Chamois 10 and Zoe yard.
Whalebone, sc dozen.
Whalebone Casing 1c yard.
Hooks and Eyes, 1c dozen.
Best Patent Hooks and Eyes &c doz.
Pins, 1c paper.
Hair Pins lie paper.
Hundreds of other things at Racket
Prices.
c. c. Grist, Racket Store.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-09
ROYAL BLUE LINE
LEHIGA VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of Cortlandt and Desbros,ss:: - 9
Ht5O A. NJ. daily Sundays. 6:43 A. MI f9r AAVa
CHUNK and intermediate stations. =
S,lS 4. VI. daily FOR GENEVA. ROCHESIE In w
FALO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE -
the West and principal local points dining 70 -
pension Bridge. Pullman Vestbue Sleeper 10 Che:ex
11,OO A. VI. daily. except Sunday. Tor AScs
CHUNK and intermediate points Connections for ~
ing and Harrisburg. .,,. -, a
100 p VI. daily except Sunday. FOR ELMlRA and y
intermediate stations Connections FOR Pottsvm ~
Reading; char-car Wilkesbarre.
$3.50 T.. VI. Sundays only), for Wikesoarre l. .
Junction and all intermediate stations - r~c
4.iO p VI daily except sunday. for l.. IHc.
TION and principal intermediate stations pullrnan -
5,15 II. VI. daily. for Easton and in'ermedA~ -
tions. ....o. v.,sa
O,lO p. NJ. daily. for BUFFALO. NIAGARA rssls sss
and AL points West Pullman sleeper seruoulsa O. O.
" Y. 10 Chicago. Sleeper TO Buffalo and TORONTO "
300 N. daily, for ITHACA GENEva ~ EpNns ,ois:,
West. Pullman Sleeper to Chicago and Bunaia c"r
Wilkesbarre .-nv 81
II $50 =. VI. daily. except Sunday for EAsroS !"
intermediate points. a.. vo,-n
Additional local trains daily except sunday t,s Sot
BROOK and intermediate points. lsaNe as tencw
A. NJ. 300 a. NJ. i2io p NJ. 20 p NJ and ~ =, -
Tickets and Pullman accommodating a. 10 20 n
and 1923 Broadway. 81 East i+h 81. lsd East ~" ~ ~
~ Y. SEQ Fulton St. Court St. 9s Broadsah -
Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn. 49,
New-York Transfer Company will call fof ana -
baggage from hotel residence through TO csfns"
New-York tribune., 1896-05-09
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


coTToNThe mrs, sales were e. at srsr OsS months but
fhere was quick rally some Improvement IN IA ~ r
pool which brought some local buying oraeIs anu
duced the tmid shorts 10 cover anu uIue.
Suvne prices moved up about point ABOVE yes.es
DAVIS closing figures Then came crop Oh aooue
points on active months and 10 points on iatet pos
lions with some realizing. The situation seems 10 pe
little confusing operators are uinlu anu eo
ont their deals quickly sharp turn as tney tre
the effect OF the forthcoming Government report.
denand for spot cotton English spnners Keeps up
TO pretty good point and liberal sales were maue
or about IL 600 bales all of which pinners were cred
lied with 10000 bales Liverpool futures coseo s.eau
and unchanged compared win seste'ua
closing figures market quiet during tne iaod &
part session and closed easy Win sas oi s,rS
bales and a net loss OF TO points Ihe CLOSING
nces were at lowest OF the day Consiaerape
interest was manifested in the forthcoming bureau re-
port 10 be Saturday Monday as II VIII slse
data concerning the crop acreage. Inc sePo's
issued on May TO- 1895 showed q percentage OF 90
as compared SIG in 1894 II Is said that Easterh
spnners buying spot cotton quite Literally az Ger, Ger
tain southern points. Newberne. ~ c., reports that
cotton in the Carolina district has developed l1u
weeks earlier usual. Crop reports are geheraiy
fairly favorable Rain Ii needed in Texas put o'her
States have had moisture enough aitnousn ~
New Orleans Saturday estimated at 13Qo @ to- looV
bales against 1.le0 same day last week 2.zSo las.
year and 1,l57 ago To-Day recepos q.
New-Orleans .516 bales. against 43s ana .oea
Galveston LIS bales. against I2! ana sly NOODLE ot
bales against 81 and "a Savannah 1l6l bales aGanst
oi0 and 279 Charleston 1Os bales against Il and Ss
Norfolk 200 bales against PSI and &C. Receipts az IN,
terior points for week l74I3 bales agans.
1884 last week and II $50 last year. shipments aVSo
bales against and 80 364: interior stocks l Si
OPENING range and close to-day. and closing lids the
pfc% opdl Last
New-York tribune., 1896-05-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago May S (specaD. was bewllderment
created here to-day In by the innumeraoie crop
damage claims received and the nnumerable denias
Some Of the claims seemed be sensational from
Kansas Texas and Oklahoma refute themselves and
yet these 'atonal messages were from peoPc
usually considered The routine news was
very bearlsh Cables disappointment, showing
There was no demand So far the Northwest was
concerned the map seemed be more favorable
II generally assumed that the Government report nes
" ,hday would show advance In condition, because II
would the condition 10 only May l. inls was o.o
o, the bear Influences. Seahoard clearances were light
22s sO bushels message from Springfield said the ~
OF 81 per A Francisco message saie 'he ,aI
fornia report Indicated yield Of lOopVo tons asans,
700 last The market opened s,rshs sh am AM
closed weak July opened C.s sold between ots anu
64 and closed ce cents The feature IN tne p, Was
selling by professional Interests which led me ouyns
THURSDAY Patten Cudahy. Brosseau and 81 Louis MN
Tn. market at was Influenced by summary
o, the situation by the state Cram Inspector
~ Minnesota declared the seeding would no, uF
plstcd that the crop would pretty cer,ainy
/. caught by frost Northwest would have no
more grain than II needed 20 grind. ,.
Corn weak losing 10 cent July july son
with wheat II was affected. however by the total
lack q cash demand Charters were only 90 900 bushels
oats weak losing y to u cent JrIy soa
from 20 20 1871. and closed 1915 cents The reasons
declines the In corn sympathy win
wheat and the total absence OF cash demand
Provisions without being active were very weak Ine
10 i7s cents lard ribs ~ There were large
receipts head: the estimate for Saturday was
head prices were 20 10 cents lower Tne featurs
the for several days. was the impression
that the New bull crowd in lard was disposed TO
lquda,e. The market, however. would not take any
product 10 amount .,- ~
the curb puts July wheat closed AT O2s cents:
calls" Gs. .g631s cents puts ON July corn were 2s*
cents calls 2cft cents.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-09
Railroads.
-AmsRIca's cREArKsT RAILROAD
NEW YORK
CENTRAL vt: r. !!
~ HUDSON RIVER r. R.
g. HUDSON RIVER r. R.

$50 sunday Empire STATE sss0Y E1H5iss Hsiss
syasss' Niagara Fas .IS 1s'fSsi m This limited to
$3.50 A. M.MI,sIy. Fast Mail for Poughkeepse Al,
bany. Utica, Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo, N'aSA'a
1890 A. M~Except Sunday. Day Express. For all I'M
100 p MpaiIy. Southwestern Limited For coum.
bus Cincinnati indianapolis and s.cs 81. LOUIS Roches
Poughkeepste. Albany. Utica Syracuse i'0'"e'-
AND essssd sDs's sop. for at
ALBANY ALBA 0's% Schenectady. Gtca Syracuse Rochester
$3.50 p. MmEscept Sunday. West Point. Poushkeeps'''
4so p poy 5oy Narh shor. Limited Due Detroit
$40 M, Chicago 4ao p m stops ~ A''""''
w syTssS:s p:4s dsisass sSss
o.2s MDsiiy. For Troy S,s.s ss,ssSSa Burlington
1880 sisS1Ss sSssss s'l': :oS. S''s; q;
$500 MDaily Carries Sleeping Car PA pasiTe Tyens.
snd sny fdS for Kcesss.e PSinss on Fall Brook RAILWAY w
'"S ess.s.5ss ssss Ss ss:
Toledo, Chicago; and. except except Saturday for cape
on aSss.y s.s.: albany ns
600 aSa 1sS except 'un'la p.
'!s Hs III H-if2 4s4IRs Ry:S" s,,,,
n r.sn an: a sr s Yen.s IN
he Elevated Road THIS !, the only line running all
Mafns' Raass eis isisIEn %
III foadrS sns fs:'
iss. an and sde~ay station
Fqtons and JOG BoadTay d. Br1osyn b1 III. West
"O'''' 1:erayol Man,ge- General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-09
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. May scoton steady: middling. 7'sc: low
middling Tac: good ordinary Ii4c. net and gross re
cepts iT5 bales sales i23 bales. stock 302'4 bales
WeeklyNet and receipts 14SI bales exports &c
6.6i3 bales coastwise 6ss bales sales
. 296 bales. spinners', l35 bales
Norfolk May s-Cotton steady: middlng i5-l5c: low
mlddllng iGc good ordinary 6'sc net and gross re-
ceip,s 30 bales exports coastwse. LIZ bales sales
AZ bales stock ls l76 bales WeeklyNet and gross re-
ceipts bales coastwse. 5io6 bales sales
2.32T bales
New-Orleans May s-cotton quiet: good middlng
5-i0c. middllng nc: low middlng e.i6c good ord
nary nc receipts 1919 bales gross. $50 bales; ex
ports France 430 bales coastwse 40 bales sales
5is bales; stock i32.0i7 bales Weeky-Net receipts
II s bales gross 10 s25 bales exports Great Britain
500 bales France 9ios bales Continent. oleA bales
coastwise, o. 49l bales. sales lI.aO bales.
Savannah. May s.-Cotton quiet; middling. INC; low
mdiling oiGc: net receipts l.i8i bales; gross lt
bales exports O5G bales: stock IS 100 bales
Weekly-Ne, receipts $500 bales gross. G5Io bales ex
ports Continent +4T bales coastwise 1910 bales
nales l. $50 bales.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-lork, Nay =. lSb
cars for exporters and city ,iaushisers and II
af saf I" S .o@ Tie
Of oo steers and oxen COWS and bulls wss Just SSS
IS ss ss I: I;
ss: SS.s "a Is .,S 4 s. S % Lac: n s
SsS' sss'sS rsfrssss':T S..t Ssss r. A%ss
Ann American "as sheep sheep at oyie weight Shipments
TAX. out ou. - 1850 quarter. q beef for
srS son n. MaPts 70 "o Hull 10 cattle III and soo
sheep for shams Son making @ nS Sa S fr ss.n ss week
to ports Of drea, Britain with exception
n q oa S sqs ss ss snp % ;;:. & s 'aa ga
s's n, "s s. SS ~ & e 3 81 g. 's q
g. g. S;3 $ 3 g g. g. S o. de- ies y g. n g. & s g
sns%Gsrx ban m Sen 10 10 IGs ss ,eer % t1S S +, % s. @ g"
Hiq1 iss. g g q ). Q d. o. ~ ~ " - 49, ,.o1 ,
n = c Ohio ac l$SS il; sss il ksnisshy DO
81 g. at S sI as9 q s1
j. j. g. @ 80 n s s. 81 at Is a 7. % o. at "a e e. g. at !. e. & sSa NJ "
snnsSvsns e"Issr css ySna b. at S. % 81
bulls. e23 rb so Virginia do. 1880 b at 81 TO-
' 3D. % b. ''SVS"i io do ss STs r. 1
S ssn@..s % 8 Illinois steer. 2cs ~ at $. co. Ind
aa q Is Il Il B. a g. " ss 70 az Rsnlny @ a. ss4 " S 81
% O. 8. 1926 s SoS X . 3 4 as g. ss g. d s s'' n at 50
MICH COWS-Ony 2 head received and sold by New
ton Co. follows: springer" for Si5 fresh COW
FOR $50
CAIvEs-Receipts were 1871 head. Including 1870 head
direct to city butcher Total receipts for six days
H. head the largest number any one
week the New-Yofk markets. Including 1855 head
held over YESTERDAY there 75o head sellers
and let go at whatever Il
100 n the pens were cleared Medium prime sold
- 37sQ$3 10 100 Ib few choice 81 and 1877
head went to suburban butchers at s4Qs4 25 Dressed
calves weak and lower for otydresed Opening sales OF
country dressed were at 4aGc but 5,c the top
sa;ssM Collins; "a yess u? 70 average 81 q per
DO, l25 y, At s. .; o. DO; loo ..I ~ at 50 70
To- So 62i< 13 do, 1856 NJ So 80; 81 DO 100 m ~
] So 37h: l98 DO. l27 N. at 81 37k. " -
j. p Nelson 93 veals. 42 ~ AT 81 75 rs do 145 N NJ,
So 20; I+3 do las fb at s. co. as do las ib at So TO-
Hume Mullen: veals. ffG n. 81: f3O do 40 n,
at 81 13 l32 las 10 at 81 75 ii3 do IA H. So
| at 81 10. 80 - Wv '"' ~
J. c. Curtis: 100 veals. f44 n, ut 50 90
| Newton a. Co.; Is veals f0- N, at 81 37iL
SHEEP AND LAMBS--Receipts were 1915 cars or 4 ~,
head direct TO city butchers I4s cars Tor fba
market. making. with half held over THURSDAY IL
cars 70 pe sold sheep were In good demand all deslr
able weights and rm lambs were i0al5c higher spring
lambs slow and not many OF the medium grades wcrs
wanted Prime spring lambs are and Tia cool
New-York tribune., 1896-05-09
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London May sThe offerings at the wool sales To-Day
4s7 bales There was good selection ana iul
attendance The bddngs especially FOR the better grsaes
OF greasy m,rnos animated the prices for these
woos closing figures OF the previous
series The grades neglected as purchasers
aid not meet the the holders Secured merinos
were fairly competed for and the demand for crssbreds
was maintained. Cape OF Good Hope and Natal WOODS
wore fairly spirited. The best snow white and good
secured grades fetched halfpenny below the closing
nrces OF the last medium secured and snow white
woods were unchanged The series OF sales will close on
Nav 10 There will probably be much OF the present
stock held over days transactions and sales were
souta waies-s 200 bales; scoued 4n9is i S yss
and pieces 407Hd , ,,,,a, a., ,..,
and pieces s,sdGis 2nd greasy. 6k@ioisd locks and
Victora~i tOD bales secured. 7Ndais 4hd locks and
pieces 0dQis 4had greasy 6god; locks and pieces Al
south Australia--0O0 bales secured. Is 2d9is 2td
locks and pieces 6,s@ild; greasy 4%g9Ad; locks and
West 4Ssraiia-l0o bales greasy. odais; locks and
Tasmania-SOO bales: secured. I0d: greasy ss9i0d;
locks and pieces 6%qShd. - -
New w-zeaiand-3.s00 bales secured. Oddls ftd locks
pieces s,sd9is I'd greasy 7god locks and pieces.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-09
Railroads.
pENNSYLVlIIi
RAILROAn'

Stations foot Of Desbrosses and co,,,.... 2.
1000 4: M.@PENNsYLvHiN,SI.A c.[ e ,sssss
tom cafs' Arrives ssD':s cScasD InDs sHokss -
NJ. Cincinnati $40 A. H.. indian: sc:r sSc:sve|ss} 81
Louisville ii'So A. NJ. St. Louis 500 Z. "a Z
ZOO p. M:-cHrcAoo AND ST. rou,, Z. Q =
s ana ss a'a SrlHs. R'snf tiSs1.ns Ser: ,S M
coo Srii M-MEs7aRs Nj Sh!fss0 tx hNpsrssp.s. K
SI:vsjsnd g 4 Ss,;sss ':ss s:s
Arrives c!ncinnsl P. M. fndianapeiss daDa = xS -
$50 f. :ui M7PAcfFc a NJ .efSSf ESpREss"spu TSsslns
to pl.tseurg ss,I;, Connects for Chicago daily Il T.
WxsMiScToy AND THE souys :
s. $50: go 1910 Dining Car: II 4, y, iS6..
day. SEQ. $50. T il 4. NJ NJ $40 "cous1.sss,t CO.. -
an PsIlOr and pininE caIn 40 tDinins d rs
soT1rHHkN 9e1 afat; kAitwaY.%so n:s'' P NJ. a.&
snrnss nsS9D MsDs Ssv Ts%ps s.ss:-,
ATLaSTIS IL coAsr MsI,I ,LSEnsso 1000, 4 n
cEEsAPEAAKE E ohio RAILwAY E.psss shsv
For s.y sa Sssse6 sna D'lSe sossc @
A!Ess41e s!.:s:i eiry 4 y: Si.!' NJ v..as.y ns
r5s 1srs, sspf Gsr mSS .SS Pss fo'ss y v..s4.y
For Long Branch, Asbury Park ocean Crow - ~
Pleasant. $40 4, NJ. ~ 10. a40 $40 and m
weekdays: Sundays tssop, at Interlaken Ia ~
20. 7.oo. a. $50. q $50 10 Psnna Limit:n. M a,
ing car,. u 4; NJ. r. J. r 20 2 ~ ~ u
i2.ir night Sundays. 6is $40 900, 90 10 I,sS:l,
10. II A. NJ. Dining Carr. =. 40 80 OiakS T.
1,~ks, or,ces: Nos At. o,+ I.ies i.s2s. III - ,
I3rondwsy. Astor House. and foot Of DesbQecSs :
Cortandt Streets: Court Street 500 Fultos ~
broadway and Brooklyn Annex Station foot d ~
Street Drc oklyn: Station. Jersey CITY. The Ner v
transfer Company will call for and check baersS \
hotels and residences through to destination. -
8. MgPREvOsr. J. r. w0op
General Manager. General paxf As1f
New-York tribune., 1896-05-09
DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN
stations in New.York. foot OF barcsss
ChristoIher Streets..x nuTrE5
vEsTIBULED TRANS, rtLLLMaATN

Direct route to NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. MoN1SS.snSss ..sSss
Ridge. Madison MorrstOwn Passaic Ssgs Pa,sTGnL LAKE
LAKE MoPATcpSG. Maeketsioxn, scHooossTro,Si HoooosToS
WATER & GAP , sTR0UpsPyRRG, MIR rSSRRE PSSCRfR Sxy!i
COKE RANXILLE N2ETMpMs6bRRwVficSH FGpp MIs6bRwicH w...
yis UTIcA swp RscHFIEhp IEHpc. sPEsfESao PdWEao EIXsa
points WEST NORTHWEST AND soul :, "nriucval
TAO A: M.-BINGHAMToN NAIL Stops ~
600 A M-puEEALo SCRANTON. sppIpasTss pIXSTTssssssll -
UTICA, RICWFTELD SPRINGS snExsv nnso, On ccs'
OSwEGO EXPRESS Pullman Bunet ra,v. s v,,nts vssL
meet nj Buffalo with train for Chicago ana NRk
LOO p M-SCRANTON. wILKESRAREE anu -
EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor ar. AZ IA pLY1s
400 r. M-SCRANTON. WILKESBAEkr ~
OJJTH EXPRESS Pullman Bunet Psrio,, ExyeseI
73O p. NJ (Dailv)-BufYalo vestbuieu .,Wrrni srni hrY.
for SCRANTON BINGHAMTON. Ei'M rrrrrnects 3
FAIO Pullman Buffet Sleeping, car ~sst
RufYalo with train for Chicago ana nN po,n" pNSEll
o30 p M 0Daiiy)-BUFFALO SCRANTON pWxxpSDo
TON UTICA SYRACUSE and oSWE"o 10" =.
rIcKETs AND PULLMAN ACcoMMoDATrii.o,N;Ssss !. .,;Sss =
Park place 40 Broadway Tickets at ferv 49,. isSh<
broadway III shave 12th-st -. ~ n,,sor =, -
ess Columbus ave- New-york; sss and '2S s M
100 broadway. Brooklyn Time tables s''"s
nation at all stations o,,n.vv vu, cau ff .
chect bassnre from hotel residence 70 'e~''"s1
New-York tribune., 1896-05-09
SHORE K,k||!! Is!

Trains lenye West 42d st. station, ~; -,
and "a minute. earlier from foot OF Franklin ST.
3$S bsy pay local csa' TO Albany cstss ony
sars,Oxs paIOr sssnS sirs 10 H,ca
ter. Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo o'e'e'''' 49,.
stS A. M. Daily. except sunday to 9'Snsnsxssks. ~
tains. New psIts Lakes MOhons, ,sn1s. sms Psror cs
A Daily. except sunday. for Aesns 'sIes syraes:
0tOO r. NJ. DAILY for Albany FaIls Toronto. pss0'-
Cleveland Chicago and s. Louis far Newburg. AlbasS
0,3O y. NJ Daily except sun'"'' ''' ~a
7.ss =. NJ. Daily. except Sunday TOT ''''- .-s-e
Rochester ana Bunaio - r-tca Syracuse. noSSss1
s,iS r. NJ. Daily for Albany u,s uu Detroit c1svss~
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toro"'''
For tickets time tables psIor sna snd New. Yo T.
%oasSoo .ss,on a0ey s t.Siss Il princpsi
iu'csms'Sn Ssn Ps.ssnssr As,al vandsrbussSe' S
New-York tribune., 1896-05-09

The market shows steady 10 hrm tone with prices &
1ss.. Is .Gss sSod xs SSary /. for ssad %a
io%ns ns S sS bag: bag:
GssSsd Porso caseo also Rio No spot at
AND MEAThs nour marie, was "a wssa, again du sn
buyer: holding O on rhs the rumors as break in
Asocs,iSn or as Is Sesy % dsn.a '1oS ire
SS S.. Il; :siss 8 II
sS 81; @ sY S.,sr s' iaaey :s soe:s & s..
ss': ;p!ss ss;n ossl:; Sssisy sS.
ssS ;ssS sSssss aS1S ess4.. sssiss ss
Quoted g 90 and 80 7Js r. SsHSSSs SSS1,ny
aSo sSop % oessac SsSs 's oil meal SO
'zsS soRTiSN fS lee6 DRIED FRuIrhe general tone Of the
ss sss 'ssrs Psn. are SH
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Hs,nS;s ,S. Ssifspaso ss aaHa assI: ssss sss
FoaiGN GREEN FRuiTTns trade in LEMONS ,segs, S1n
sne nos Steady Pneappes dull are 81
wns, ss:sI s:ssss at c.snss %
t19Ra,XSiN~WHEXr-TRe wheat market was fairly actiy.
and Sa SSses early sns va. on
q and @ oss5 nssH' s eombes
iurb the shorts and there was also some little buying @
for account.
ever very bush showing fairly favorable conditions %
sat from Topeka Dow. Jones q Co denled tna'
fhere had been any winds damage py nsects
There were plenty OF private advices or dam
age but they 70 be suicient 20 hoid the
market and considerable pressure oi long wheat
boueht yesterday the market sagged on decning sead
SSfer the first little and closed at the lowest
81 the day loss There was no export interest,"
in the market foreign trade OF any Importance
he Afternoon reports included statement credited 10
chief Inspector Clausen Of Minnesota, that where
ordinarily Red River Valley seeding was com
resed AT this time would nke until May 20 TO finish
would bring after .he average date OF XIII
inc frost in which for eleven years he reported
a averagns August IS The California State report was
rsmored 10 foreshadow outturn OF i,OO.Oo0 tons
AGAINST 100 The Illinois State repor
was privately given S1 for the condition Of winter
winter wheat and the progress OF spring work will
he issued Monday afternoon. Cash wheat was inactive
shippers took In the market and quotations
were nominal a 5S5Ac over May 0 ahoat for No
red 414lc May do for No hard and lis52s'
over Nav do for No Northern: May closed at 0e7sc
CORN-The market for corn was heavy nearly all day
declining easily the latter pert Of the session Th
opening quiet there appeared TO be very little de
rand and advces indicated considerable
Prfces sagged and the close was at A@%c net loss
Crop continue favorable The movement o
corn shows little decrease for the week far In re
ou3st sales were reported Of 1900 bush
AZ 8SXc delivered. No white at 3Sc elevator
600 bush No at 34lc delivered, No quote'
Al S6alc .OATS-The trade In oats com
paratvely light although at Chicago the marke
Vss weak and active. The decline seemed to be OF
favorable regarding the prcgress OF the crop am
~ Quidsop BY the recent buyers The close here va
New-York tribune., 1896-05-09
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

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BEANS AND PEAs-Recepts to-day included 5000
OF California lima beans In by sailing vessel market
for steady with general sales at 81 s. State
showing further change best marks going
mainly 81 80 Medium steady and rather slow
decline Red kidaey held with confidence
but only n moderate movement. Other varieties
about as previously quoted Green peas steady. We
quote: Beans domestic. marrow choice, per bush 81 S5
do medium 81 I'M do pea 81 49, do white kidney 81 90
@s1 3S: do red Kidney: 81 TO- do turtle soup. 30 do
yellow eye 81 ?o4Sl 2S DO lima, California. 80 do
Sc: green peas bbs TIE do bags. 7oa72Mc do Scotch
12nd75c.
BuTrER-There was moderate demand to-day for
fancy fresh and the market held steady at 16
Some houses quite short compelled buy
enough goods to carry them the week. Quality
where defects in eoor. flavor etc: were pronounced
fr good useful stock 4Gi5c but butter nominally
worth l29l3c dragged State dairy moving fairly
fancy quality. The Western packnSs very dull IN the