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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-01
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKE-.

New-fork, April 30. 1898
BEANS AND PEAs-The market is shaping little
nrne choice beans no sales to speak Of as
lots Medium cannot be bought less than 81 ia and
aned S" White kidney Se % with little more conndencs
but dun Some export business in red kidney on tho
peas slow. but Scotch are rather steadier We quote
me e ds 81 ss no ~ 40 white kidney 81 20
d. red kidney, 81 To-; turtle SOUP 81 - 49, yellow
eign. pea. old s3aooc DO foreign medium OLD 75a Sc
green peas 1bis. 73a77.c; do. bags. 7oS72Ac' do
BtTr'rEKS The Of the marke: was tis stronger
tireiy in the lisht receipts General demand rather
stocks have cleaned up closely that. with very light
arrivals present and prospectiYe sellers fe, certain that
deed. there seems to be slight upward tendency to
q s r S q" S4ea gn mat 1an sTade from M @
good hrss down to lie for common state dairy butter
sral sdns lass for fancy los! here an" md, there
Welsh sold at lSlsai4c and was firm at that, Very little
inquiry for Western packinss but stock Is coming for
quote Creamery per y. i5c; do nrsiS 4q.,.e
tubs fancy i4ec d. Welsh tubs fancy selections lac:
DO to snoG 0 fnctoT rss or DO
thirds seconds sQ9isc; old creamery. 9alc old STATE
DAIRY tubs and hrkns. sQlc: Old Western dairy and
CHEESE several small lots Of new fan cram chess
Csc ui new col red has e demand and difficult above
choice. but Julk are common quality ana dicuit
ahess 2gSc faney run GTesm od Shess have only
top prices and occasionally shade more is realized but
general demand duh and for grades below fancy
within bounds Of would he accepted Ex-
poers sim looking for useful early cheese from &C. down
desirable grades IN Liverpool cables
sjs for white AMI lis 90 for colored We quote: New
York State. full cream large. fancy fall made 0lG9s.c
good choice ~IJiic. do 64Ic: do
fancy fall made small s4giOc do good TO choice aaD'
30 fair, IH>c summer made. Large. good 0
prime. 7I77c. do small do. 7i7dsc do common To- fair
iix4GAc; light skins choice jGj'2c skins.
urine. 3Niisc: full skins 2n2i-c
EGGs-Arrivas eontinu" exc svely large and the
ket Is In rather bad shape. Demand Of n selcctiye
character and quiet. and offerings are below
the requirements Of the trade In point quality Prices
show some decline Fancy stock closely graded
able for immediate storage has been offered with
out attracting prompt buyers Aside from these. l0xc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, SIXTEEN PAGES

cults to good s4ds4 IS; heavy export lambs - ~
good to BRINE clipped mixed sheep 50 oOa - % a a "
fair 81 o5TS3 40 Western sheep - ooHso W
st Louis April 30Cae-Recepts LEO head; s mar ar
ket brisk and higher: native steers " 'on 80 ~
cows s. 23aS5 90 Texas steers % 90
Hogs-Reccpts 622D head market opened stesly: ou.
closed weak with 5nOc lower; heavy. 81 2oS 10
mixed 50 i5aS3 80: light So 3OaS3 90 Sheep-fecepts'
1919 head market strong ana prices &C. hsher natives
81: bucks g -: spring lambs. 50 90 oo 49,,
city. April 80 Hogs-Recepts 10 '% W. nea aa
heavy s3aS3 Is; pigs. s3aS3 49, CattlemRecepts S'o
head market nrm native best 81 iuQS air 10
good s3QS3 and heifers best 81 SASS 10 fair
To good. 81 G5dS2 bulls 81 25a$2 G.. stockers and
feeders Texas and Western. S3Gs3 40 calves
si9sS Sheep-Receips. 5000 head market steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-01
OTHFR MARKETS TELEGRAPH.

East Lib rty April 20 Cate-I;eceipts ligh. and de
mand fair: market strong and shade higher. Prime.
81 2jl$f 30. good, 81 OnSl 20 good butchers. 50 eDi
~ TO- rough fat $3u& 10 bulls. stays and cows 81 jH
81 10 i'eIh cows and springers. sl3p$io. Hogs Re
cepts fair market fairly active Prime MEDIUM and best
iokera. 81 sJd$B 90 heavy So 5ON 81 "a. TAT:
grades Of So 1os3 so rougs. - 25as3 sheep
81 CO. fair So 2Oa$3 ~. common 81 Nu<3 10; cus 81
nS2. choice lambs 81 ioaSi 20: common to good lambs
81 ioQS4 p; lambs sJusS veal calves. 81 5Oa
81 75 heavy and thin calves. S2aS3.
Union stock Yards. Chicago April @-Cattle-Recepts
$3.50 head, market firm and Zoe higher Common ex
ira steers 81 ioaSi 90 stockcs and feeders 81 2Qs3 80.
cows and bulls 81 GnaS3 80 calves $Jasi 10. Texans
81 G5ds3 -. Hogs-Recepts 5000 head; market easy
and 5nl0c lower. Heavy packing and shipping lots
- 2 50 choice mixed 81 ga 50 choice
assorted 80 Goa 80 G light 81 4nas3 ~: pigs 81 7G
81 q. 81, Receipts. HOO head. steady In
feror to choice. - 5ols3 ~; lambs 81 25HS' 80.
Buffalo. April 3O-Catte-Rccepts last - hours gea
head total for week thus far jis3 for time last
week II iG2; consigned through 49, 10 New York 732
sale. 49, market opened active strong: clos4i
strong. with all Sold medium weight steers SiTs4 IN.
rough heavy fat 81 !DH$4 lO 2IaS3 huiIs
81 25U<2 so HOgs-K"ceipts last - hours G7aO he,d
total for week thus far 81 COO FOR last week
- $50: consigned through 1900; 10 New-York 700 an
sale, a. 40 market opened duh and lower closed AMI
and lover. Early saes-GooI weight Workers 81 ~,
81 90; light, 50 T'nSi mixed packers 81 SDG 81 M.
mediums ~ 75ns3 80. heavy 50 G5Gs3 10
siIsi %. stays and rourhs. 50 2juS3 TO- Late
Workers. s. s0aS3 ~ mostly 81 50: mixed packers en-
81 So heavy grades 50 55Gs3 60. all sold sheen az
lambsRecepts last 81 hours. 1900 head total for 49,
thus Tar. "a 900 for time last week ~ Or1. 60,
signed through 500 to New-York 200 on sale o9n.
market opened steady hrm closed steady VIII ~;
sold good to prime clipped handy lambs S; 9oas5 IN
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3
NOSTON WOOL. NNRkET.

BOSTON April 30 THE American Woo, AMI Cotto. Re
pprt"r' to-day ~ the wool trade. THE sale.
IA" prlncipsl markets ttnst0n New York and
doiphih for the las' week have aggregated 3G1 600
dom, ana 251 100 n foreign While there
II actual business there has been more
general Inquiry. and. although marked specific i'm
IN wool market conditions IS percepblc the
feeling pretty general that tho whole business
is les submerged than n was even fortnight ago
This H. another ~ that the hasls
All satisfactory mercanft" transactions
nlencc. the surface than II has been
Tho secured OF values ~ territory
woods f2e to 32) Is at parity with that which obtained
month LATER than ;hc 1879 The conservative
portion ~ the trade Is meeting the MARKET e. they
neither making unusual effort s.I nor holding
back for unattainahe prices Sales l. IS.a,
have amounted I, GO 1913 n In The c0rrespo nling
period Of $3.50 @i SIS 80 II had been disposed a."
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Railroads.
-AMERIca'S cREArksr RAILROAD.
NETWORK
CENTRAL
HUDSON RIVER r. r.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION. AID STREET:
$3.50 A MExcept sunday Empire state absnr EA tp,tIcs
Syracuse and Rochester. Due Buffalo 4;45 p "a M l.,
Niagara Falls 5;55 m This train is limited 10
$3.50 A. M.-Day. Fast Mail for PoughkeepsSie GA ara "a
hany Utica. Syracuse. Rochester. Bunaio' N'asa'A
1880 A. M-Ixcept Sunday. Day Express. For all I'm
100 r. M-DaIly. Southwestern Limited For Column
bus Cincinnati Indianapolis and st. Lea' Roebes
at Poughkeepse. Albany. Utica. syracuse Ho'"e'
land TSo and fe Sess spe stops at
Albany Schenectady Utica. Syracuse Rochester
$3.50 +. M.~Except Sunday West Point. POushkeepsie
4.3o =. M.baiy North Shore Limited. Due Detroit
$50 a m Chicago 4;3o p M stops d. A'''"''
600 r MmDaiiy For Albany Troy. Utica. AdirGn
Sack Mogn.ns MGn55ea osdo Detroit Chi
cago. ,cintlnnaii s. Louis, so-.,au. pn,,,rs,o,
'2' pas MDa s A PSr T nnd
1880 p. M.-~6aly For Buffalo. Niagara Falls Clev e,
P s"n l@,:ia' Albany and Utica.
900 ri M dsns On c1 Fa slespRs wa PA Lyons
on5 !" M-6oiiy For Syracuse oswego ws .t,gUH
Toledo Chicago; and except, Saturday. for Cape
1910 NIGiiTwheatre train Chicago and PRINCIPAL Sdrai
anasy On night sunGay nights Albany and Chicago
ooo ' H. an H1': Bah, 81 ' RDay excep, Sunday
o:I5 4 M;msunday only. to PI,tsheld and the beTk-
'3i E I'M NG " Ho TF%rHs Y 70 yoxKEEs
putnam n 5a as fa n az Yeer in
the Ee ae yF ROAD d. This is the only line IAN
"y9 agn taP aa Sg' Ears "a o ali through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pinisch Light c.u.r., s,,,,o,
4 toadma nl W1 Fa1 Pace sSs' 2 "
l lalhs S ana n sist station and 72S
pons and 100 roadSay YAK F. d. RISok gy III. West,
G9'f gN M Tor 1"?S"' GEORGE H. DANIELS
' ,,ene-nl Manager Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-01
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. April 3OCotton steady, midlllng 7ac: low
mddng 1sc. good ordinary. 7c; and gross receipts
Gj1 bales: exports coastwis 10 bales; sales bales
stock. s5.O7s balls
Norfolk, April 3n-Cotton steady; middng. iGc:
low m.ddlng > i6c good ordinary, gross
receipts 6S bales exports cOlstwise bales. s1,a
81 bales stock. 1854? bales.
New orleans. April 3O-Coton steady: good middilng
~ lGc: mddng 7'sc, low mding 7-lCc. good ordi-
nary. re. net receipts 2151 bales gross . ,Gs bales
.. 100 bales. stock. i5OiSJ bales.
savannah April 30-Cotton quiet: midillng. 7Ac. low
nilldng lGc. net and receipts 1886 bales; ex
ports coastwise Si bales sales l9s bales spnners IL.
bales; stock corrected. 1892 bales. NoteFlve Of
cotton burned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York Apr 30 1890
syP9 aiye wrs ai%s ;sSsss,' @aa y
cars f9F The marse No uaI, fs, Gt7r "f rer H.
private cable from LONDON to-day a~tsi Anr''n n,e
refrigerator beef selling At sts1 per ID ihGt is
Zoe and Amercar sheep firm at 2aisc' dressed weight
shipments DAY 1916 eac on the hsn. hren dn i
ornoco FOR @ + IuTh 4 Co. The Grenata to,H Out %
Co. viii ship 80 ca,ile to London On the Zaaadam but
she VIII hardly get N before saturday or sun 1os s
teth st. Demand fair and prices hrmer. with sales al
s ~ @a 1 p foI PVS5 CAVES p a% at 5aGc per
citydressed veals steady at "asc little calves unchanged
9' 1875 Z, 10 ar ax'Iss at " 8 -
oI DO Is M 4. $40 eus 100 at 8 g. 1872 n Mt
OILS Ca j j Erpl, c - r at 81 20 d. AS n
negsa c j y y,s,s ~, ' H. at At 5. ~
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts were II cars. or 400
head all for tn market Denona active an Ercss n'
spring lambs quoted firm The pens wers cs, re-,
carly Medium to god unshon sherp sola at =, Log
sas 80 Per a l & ' 5 e % - prime
g 70 aas4 a p 50 6ob Prime o do Res qas at 81
Dressed d mH Steady at "nd coun spring
amis were higher q 2aoasG 80 per carcass ,,- -,
N aTerase at s. 90 p:r 100 II: Do = n s. ST
30 80 81 81 al & g ~ ss S'@a TO- s s ana $ rs
i2s r. at Sc; Sheep H. 81 So % spring lambs.
s. Judd & CO.. 227 clipped Mlchgan lambs. 80 H. at
Newton Co.: 100 clipped state lamls - NJ at So aS
81 do do 5. s. q. Mlsgan se q at s " wes
d. l5 ID. s. 49, 81 unshorn Jersey ewes. 1903 H. at
D. Mcrhcrson GO. 2a' clipped MIchisan lambs. 90
sbed at II iia N :" s. 49, do ' lis at S. "''e'"
HOGs-Keceips. - oirs. or 3loi head Including 40
psqd 70, sSr ia and @f .S ht was a G' p "ua p
sell 81 -" Country dressed unchanged at 3p6r for
= M Co Maicn: s;s,s hog, ~ p
I,5 H. at s. 80; DO 275 n, at 81 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-01
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARK FITS.

Liverpool April 30 3:4j y. m Beet Extra India mess
dull al ,ss: prime till 90 Pork Primo ~
western fine medium dun ~ '2s o. Hams
al ~ du'l lin0i 'iii'-r-
land cut about ~ ~ No .1f short ND atrut
- ~ easy 2Ss. long clear mitdl's llght, ABOUT ~
long clear middle-. heavy about %
to IS 10 stock short clear middlcs heavy about ."
10 - H. dun 24. clear hel"s about IL 70 u H.
dull al s Shoulders about T. to ~ n. dun AZ Us
Ia-d-Prme rpot dull A. 24r 81 th""se Amer
lean finest white ass do colof'd dun ut 'lS "a
Tallow-Prne dun NJ lbs Cott0nsced oil -iV"I"l
l6s ~. Spirits % turI'nne nrn AT IS
Rosn-t.omrnon firm a { Wheat 40 = red winter
steady Us ID. No Northern spring dun at - 5,sd
Corn-Mixcd Western spot dull b I'D May dnl al ~
I'D: dull 81 il; July dull ni - Ia f"ur -
Louis fancy dul - cd Hops AZ London
cliff, Coas a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-01
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

FAST EXPRESS IKAINS TO
81. LOui. and nll Points West; ,xs
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TKA siicHss;.o
200 .. and 1915 night PITTsBRG 2;3o eT sum n
a m. 600 p m WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. s:l3
a m ex sun. 10 a. Dining carr. II 30 a. m non,
ing farl 200 p. m. (3:30 p m. sun. Dining can
600 p. m. Dining carr. 600 p. m. 12:i5 night
NORFOLK II 30 a. N. daily
NEW ORLEANS Roanoke and Chattanooga. Pullman
Sleeper : y m daily. -
iith 81. l27 Bowery y. Y. 33,. 3i4 Fulton St, Brook
lvn station foot Of Liberty St. .. r r. Of y j.
New-York Transfer Company win cali for and check
baggage from hotel residence 20 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-01
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave New-York. foot OF Chamh<rvs
s follows and five minutes EARLIER from West 9ds,
HOn A. M.-Vestibuled Express Daily for Waves,
y.UU Rnghamton. Elmira. Buffalo. Bradford jan.~r
town MeaGville and the West. paror a,
BUFFALO.
am i. M.-Ves,ib1led Limited fast mai. Daily ux
S.UU train for Chicago. Via Chautauqua Lake ara
Cleveland 1870 A. NJ. Chicago p. N. ss,,
Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dsr
Car.
ZOO y. N.-BuTao Nesthulei Express Daily n
LOU rves Buffalo 40 \. NJ. making direct con.
tions for Detroit. Chicago and the Wes,
O.fs Il. VIVA ChautauGua Lake and Niagara NJ,
O.fC Daily. Solid train 70 chicago. Seepers 10 B..
falo Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car
gJNICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PrLLyN
i accommodations AT III. a6l. i0l and a5I Broa.vr
"a East I25'h-s'.. Chambers and West 23d-s, f.rns
New-York: 1913 Futor-st., Brooklyn: 900 Hucsoa-x
oboken Jersey cry station Erie Transfer onss,
calls for and checks baggage from hotels and retcus
70 destination.
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANl
RAILROAD q
Stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cortlandt &c.,
In Effect April H. 1895 1~S~

stations loot In o' Esas April ana "a i ss s
o 9S%o A. MIEAST IINEIk,IlSr car e R,.su
Compartment Sleeping Dining. Smoking and osinsa
ton Cars Arrives Chicago A. NJ. CLEVELAND s.
Louisville lljo A. NJ. ST. Louis 800 p a. an ~
200 u. M.-cHTCAGo AND ST. LOUIS Expp,..
pHm sra Shaping hoas and Dining cars TO St s
600 n f. Nj ah5fsSo hKp r
tIS S%af S csssse ri fivs S.
7.45 r. M.-SSoITTHwEsrERN ExPREss~Rsun..
ssp~F snS To- nasnape. sr
$50 ou MzPAc n sef2Sf mSssns
to Pi,'s ss,;a. Connects for Chicago daily and cs
eN'e'w WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
8. $50 $50 1910 Dining Carr. II A. ", 100 2io A.
nsF ca Dining az ca paf'5 ' a. psnss
day $50. go. u a. N. $50 ',consresslorsi uS ~;
s6 ns G1 9R RA n si' n,ss' P NJ dahl, w.
Springs. l2i' night daily. seepers to Newors:ss =
ATLANTIc COAST LINE.-oao A. NJ. daily. s..,.,.
Port Tampa Macon and jacksonville. 900 p x ~
ciEsAPEAKE q oliio RAILWAY. Express 500 },
daily Thr o9Sn s oT9 ara s Dn SSR Gs
Charles Route: A.; NJ. week days. and with irsS
ATLAS s1 CITY. 80 p. NJ weekdays, rhrouc -.
For TSG cAFT n MA sSury Fa T''5g Grow.
$40 sa a. M y o I9 81 so s.s
Park) 945 ". 5.l5 p NJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
q 20 % s. 30 q go 30 Penna. Lmitei) i0mm.
ing CaD. u a; NJ T. 10 ~ 80 o.
10 * night Sunday &C. Is $50 900. $40 40 fini.c
TO- ii A. NJ. DINING Can. :. 80 40 Dining c.,
3 Dining CsD. Dining Carr. 'i3 s. p NJ id
night nm 49, IN, 80.
Rroodway Aston House. and foot Of pesboss.s -. ~
Cortordt Court Street, so Fulton s,r.s, "a
broadway and Brooklyn Annex Station. foot Of Fsoes
stree, Brooklyn: Station Jersey city, The Me- W.
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage 49,.
hotels ard residences through 10 destination.
8. NJ PROVOST. J. R. WOOD
General Manager General Paar Ar.at
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LEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.
stations foot of CortIandt and DesDrOsses 81 y

stations foot Of Cortlandt and Desorosswvs tcH
G:.O \. VI. daily tSundays. u 10 \. NJ Tor 'NNN->
CIT NIX md intermediate stations. -,, ,ry
S:i5 4. VI. daily Tor GENEVA. kO'ltf.Sl IN. o..
FALO. NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION hkIDrt 80
the Nest principal local points. dining car 70 -
pension Bridge Pullman Ncstbue sleeper 70 Onsssyy-
1 100 4. VI. daily, except SUNDAY, for Nd 30
CHUNK a'.d intermediate points Connections iof Nav
ing and Harrisburg. MANN. -, ,n
100 =. VI. daily. except Sunday f'r ElMhA sh' "a
ntermedl stations. Connections for Pots'he NV
Reading; chair-car v ilkesbarre 4. n
3:O Il. VI. Sundays only) for Nilkesoarre L.
Junction and all intermediate stations. , ,r-xc.
f;1OP. ~ daiiy. except sunday. for l. u. 'sS...e
TION and principal intermediate stations; Pullman o-'
parlor-car Wilkest ARE; connecting FOR POttsse
5;i5 l.. W. uaily. for Eastca and intermediate w.
lions. -. r,,rs
G,1O =. W. daily. for BUFFALO. NIAGARA rA Ala
and all points West Pullman Sleeper NesoIlea 10 .ss.
" Y. Chicago. SleeI Buffalo and Toronto' w.
nections for Reading and Harrisburg ~ ,ocurs.
O;OO r. VI. daily. for ITHACA. GENEVA rVC a,ints
West. Pullman Sleeper to Chicago and Bunaio' N"''
Wllkesbarre .-ox srA
1'5O 4. VI. daily. except Sunday. for EAsIO" @~
intermediate points. ,o,-xp
Additional local trains daily except SUNDAY fo 30 SO
a. NJ. 900 A. NJ. 1910 r. NJ 40 r. VI. and "a ~ al
and 323 Broadway. 81 East ith St. $50 East l.0 and
Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn -. ,het
New-York Transfer Company Will call for an s
baggage from hotel or residence through TO des''
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DARLEY-The market continues dull and -ather heavy.
with feeding quoted al 31l3sc 10 arrive. RYE-Mar-
ke dull with No quoted i5c. TO arrive
The quot ons to-day the closing prices Tor the pre-
day closing prices for the corresponding date
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WESTSHORE R.K.

Trains leave West 42d ST. station. " y as folo~s Nv
IL minutes earlier from foot Of Franklin s..
3::SO A. VI. Daily local to Buffalo.
1870 A. VI. Daily local to Albany FOR CatskN MoohAHS
ana Saratoga. Parlor ears to Albany, sundays onD
0;I5 A. Vi. Daily for Albany. Utica, syracuse hoccS
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toledo. Cleveland al' ~"
A..
II, SIS A. VI. Daily except sunday TO Ca,skil Noun
tains. New Palt7 lakes Mohonk and M,nnsnassa Az
bany, Saratoga, adwc ell. Lake George farlor Sa
foo y. ". Daily, .Ncept sunday. for Albany. -.
$500 4. W. Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica sy.~
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto pe""
Cle,e ,ani Chicago snd 81. Louis. ma,
8::sO r. VI. Daily. except sunday. for .evbGfg' AS-"
Saratoga and Montreal -u
..i5 u. VI. paily except Sunday. for Utica. syra'A>
Rochester and Buffalo ,ss.
S:f5 4. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse Kocn
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. Cie'e"'@
Chicago and 81. Louis. , - ..,-.
For tickets time tables plrlor and sd
modations apply city Offices Brooklyn ana Ne" DIN
Information address & T. LAMBERT,5
Gen. Passenger - gent 3 yanderblli-aye.. Ne~-io'~
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DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN !" an
stations In New-N OrlS. foot Of barclay
Christopher streets. ,,rrE1
VESTIBULED TRANS. PULLMAN n'

Direct route to NEWARK. BIOOMFIELp MoNIeeLsSSns
THE ORANGES. summit. Bernardsvllie. 49,, lSoJn-
RIDGE Madison. Morrisown. Passiic. Ia.ets11 AXE,
ton. Dover. stanhope NEWTON. Bup ppgfSooi.EY3
lake IIOPATCONG. Hacketsown. 50 vvVsTON,
MOUNTAIN. Washington. PliILIlPsbURu' tE",,,anA
WATER GAP. STROUDS3URG, Pocono VSS.STi-
SCRANTON. PlTTSTON. WlI.KEsBAkkEi, Mont
rose. BINGHAMTON OXFORD. NORWICH r,Mr, sra
VILE UTICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS mira
CORNING. BATH DANsvILLE: DuFEA It-s sT' :"
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SotTltW E,s,rcps
100 A. AUTHORIZATIONS MAIL. Stops at p''"''
600 A. M-BuFFArO. SCRANTON. RING 1f.Ar snj
UTICA. RICHFIEI.D SPRINGS. SYRAcCssEEs c1n.
OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror Sass west
at buffalo with for chicago and poini MIA
100 =. N.-SCRANTON. WlLKEsBARRE anu rH"'
EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars: pr w.
400 Z. M.-SCRANTON. WILkESIARRE ana nH-
OUTH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Sar Erx,,.ss
7:30 r. NJ. CDay).-Bunalo Vestihrled i,mn,a arr
FALO. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car cwnn n,
Buffalo With train for Chicago and points wssc m.
$50 7. NJ (DaIy.-BuFFALO. scRAMTyDCNoo br,XvPRESS
TON UTICA SYRACUSE and OSWEGo EAr"N
Pullman Buffet Seepers. .,.,.on. r,ovs at Il
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMsopA .s ioi et1
Park Place. 429 broadway Tickets at rsrry w., tSsth-,
Broadway. III 4th-ave cor l2th-st % wes. and
235 Columbus NewYork 1888 and 129 r inor-
100 Broadway. Brooklyn. Time tables giving '1"
nation at all stations. -, Ill e,r ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-01


Are % suOfd s at so :c Rio No spot and s for no
held at full prices We note sales q 600 bags no 10
Pr $50 ss Porto c@''o i0 200 bags
wheat paints association prices although there
;ss ,aoSs s
ss Gears rassF 81 @ o.
ss.s; H. eNT 81 IS g Ss 30 2ii sss sly
:prDs patents ga Y Sss GS SO
s sS' clears Ss s. g sass RYE FI6IHnDp sse
active sse' go sSs 6 g 'gss 20 Qgoif Rand
and scu;hsn: g Soqs2 H. BAG .MEXI,-Qgie.
SSs' iSO1 'S SGoJ rye FED S:sc3S
oil meal. sae2ise city feed G21sSC5c. ''"S' w.
era,eiy active quite The opening Showed
s 10 the NohWs and there was Snr rRs
traders Jhs cine naoa rice cSrTsa
q the delay Of ,STDs s ss$sT The o'5rF
North Dakota and Northern Minnesota but these did no,
SEEN % su a the sHyns ana prices fe om recoy
duh ainG Of on predictions Of more favorable weather
e. Chicago ass May contracts S' Would s Goa
oo bush T' cable ob news was was no; very mporn the
the generally favorable condition OF the crops IN Europe
Jus. before the oS there was o m1s s
in market on covering b traders scared by he
sun,orcd contradiction Of the Agricultural pepartmen,s
hssessne Surplus market e having Inc
appearance he ION
price the day %a'sc net gain. The move
men, Of wheat has snown quite large decrease this
week :hs has been offset by . n
1.-THE Minneapolis Market Record that seeding is
we'll along South Dakota and Southern Minnesota with
the giving promise 81 Increase but north
portion OF the wheat region the acreage be
than last The output OF -four NJ Minneapolis last
$50 600 bills but only 200 600 bb,s esil-
mated for the week and a smaller output next
small export business reported: shippers
10000 hush No hard Manitoba private terms; 600
bush No hard private terms. and 5000 No
Northern private terms No ? red quoted at SIC
May arrive b afoat: No hard 4ixc
May do. and No Northern 2zH3c May do.
closed .OAsc. CORNThe trade In mod
proportions with the market showing fairly steady
ing the .sjeadiness In wheat heped prices Later
easier feeling prevailed. and the close quiet
changed &c loss Weather reports auspcous
the crop. and the movement Of Is quite fair
arrivals Exports have been excellent. however. showing
nearly 900 600 bush from all ports
this week. Tie larger arrivals have affected
deliveries. and prices have eased OF somewhat ~ late
Cash corn was moderately active for export shippers
buying coo hush 1000 bush No sold 35a~c
elevator; .Goc0 bush 36hc delivered. al
365tc. afoat and private terms 1000 bush steamer
at Ssc, elevator and ungraded mixed 34c. ee-
vaior OATSThe market for oats que, and again
tribe easier particularly at CaioaSo. where de
weather reports ccnnse quite favorable and me devel-
opment Of the IL reported excellent There has been
an Increase In the primary receipts this week es-
port ceaances are fairly good The coSe
pert, but quiet locally. shippers took 5000 bush Q.
wnite and white clipped oats. part via Boston mainly
private terms small lot Of white clipped SOLD AT
2!Ac. o ahoat. 5000 bush No 2 oats sod Al 2seS
Skc: car No 2 white clipped 2s,sc ana IS 600 bush
track white. 2Se2s No white quoted at 2Cc 49,