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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Feb O. 3:45 p. m.-Beef-Extra India mesa
Asi AZ lbs prime dull at 5ss "a PokPrime mess.
Western fne dull a 53s 90; Do medium dull at AS Cd
Iisn,s-Short cut about IA 10 &c No. dull al as Bacon
cumberland IS to 80 10 dull at sss Sd short
r.h abtt - 10 duh 27s Sd long clear mdd!es about
IS n az 27s long ond short clear middi.s about 90
y..-SOi,rime western spot dull at 2Ss. ,ho~se-AmeI-
en- finest white coored dull lat 45s Cd Tall)w-Prms
Cpttcnseed O,-Iiverpool refr!ed
eady al IFS 30. Spirits Of tupentne steady at 2s "a
Iaosn-Comnon dull a 81 ND. Wheat-NO red winter
arm a, s. IOSd: No spring steldy IS lOd.
Eiour-st Louis farcy winter firm al as ID corn-Mx6d
Western spot steady 81 2Hd February :m al - 2'.d
March firm at IS 22d April firm a, IS 2Ad Hops at
iondon-Pacilc steady al 4ONIOs.
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Railroads..
DENHSYL VANll


"'a' 1901 Ehses January s'H ' issS s
To-; 1870 al LI y FfE!Sf;sss,
Sleeping lining smoking and
Nv SS t. s g. st. t. n sSs y H.
2SS CHICAGO &c AND st. ST.. LOUIS rxrssss
600 ss.'i Nj sfef$ 'Iat s..s.
j. q fsffss P;S '''
sns nH"s cars s"S Ill
500 !:''; pA ri 'fssns Esni ss.,.,.
TO Pttsbirs. Connects for Chicago daily and H.. ~
. ." ". WAsaISGTox AND ,rnA SOUTH
go 1910 Dining Gar s1lor and ' bD a 20 ~
iis sls5, s9Il n so cn 5sO 9"F n
;;Dlnins far. 40 Dining carr. 5 Dining Car. se
eo 6G1I I:KI! RArLwAY-sao p NJ .sny Sleeper,
s asSss @sraa All MsmS S "a
sprinEs l2i5 might daily. sieepers to New-orleans ~
Atlantic COAST rINE.-'FISriaa Special. for ,..,.
:ens e' SseH[' daily o' jssoa1 s
cHEsAPE%Kx OHIO RAILY NAN. EXPRESS s~.x
S.y p T' Pr s co%oR a1d am S"1s via
A s.;H:i S,1S fi S NJ weekdays Through But.
r6 psr Saf ftr sHa Day oc cGses weekdays.
r.. Long Branch hsbury Park. ocean Grove and pVh
Pleasant 9i0 A. NJ. IL 10. $40. 90 and li5O II
Ssssk dsy. SUNDAY: ,;stpp e e. In'eraSen for A'sSS
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ms Cap i 4 NJ u Pip s29 9 T. 20 80 pass
i: II night sundays. G.ij 80. 800 go 30 lAmltedl
TO- H. 4. NJ. Dining Co.j, go l. t3y. 40 Dnins
Can (Dn.sy Car. q Dining Carr. 1.i5 s. p "
I2 l. night. 80 49, 49,
Broalrag | Aston House and foot ~ Desbrosses ana
Cortlsndt Streets: Court Street. SO F-..,r s'rost
broadway and Brooklyn station fco; q. Fa,.vc
Street Brooklyn. Station. Jersey city The New YORK
Transfer C.many Will call for and check baggage
hotels and residences through to destination.
q " PfFVOST ]. r. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r AgeLt
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WEAVER ENCOURAGES TILLMAN.

Des Mo,nes Iowa. Feb 6.-General J. S. Weaver
has sent the following letter to Senator Tiilnan:
Des Mo.nes Feb s.
B r Tllnnan United States Senate.
NV Dear Senator: have just read with care your
recent speech delivered in the Senate GOD ness
you for YOUR courageous and naSterful EFFORT Keep
your whip in your hand. 1t is the same one tw7ce
used IN the temple scene al Jerusalem, and you
struck the same set OF scallawags RespecIl.ly
S,oyrs j. g. WEAVER
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THE COLOR LINE IN MISSISSIPPI.

Jackson. Miss. Feb. "a delegation Of twenty
five of the most prominent co.ored men in the
State representing the Baptist Convention and
Methodist Conference. headed by James Hill, a
leading politician. called Governor McLaurn and
the Ways and Means Committee yesterday to pro-
test against proposition to separate the school
fund so TO appropriate taxes paid by whites 20
educating white children and those paid By coiOre
citizens TO educating colored children.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Feb 6-Co.son steady; mitdlirz i5-l6c;
low midding alec: good ordinary. 3-lGc: and
gross receipts 247o bales exports coasw!se 2ss2 bales
eales e73 bales stock 1929 bales.
Norfolk Feb C-Cotton firm: midd!ng. 7l5-Cc low
yn!ddling 1915 good ordinary enc net md
esips s54 bales exports coastwis 2ioo bales; sales
as bales; stock. S.:9S bales
New-orlsans FEB. o-co,ton steady; good miidlins'
Toiec ne. receipts: esis bales gross 1881 bales sn,
beIss; sales. 200 bsies; stock 800. 4os bales
Savannah, Feb. 6.--Cxtton steady: middlng 7&c low
middiine. 71sc; and receipts 2J0o bales:
ports 0cS bales saes 1870 bales stock 10 cs3
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c.sh quotations follows; Flour steady
sns wheat es No red sss 5s. ~ , corr
~, ~ 80 n-.s'cd oii.c: prime timothy seed 50 -
mess pork per Dol. SO SI'saslo 80 lard per 100 No.
sailed shoulders boxed, - ooas - snort clear st.s
,oxe - 3i'rs5 20. whskey Jistiiiers finished goods
standard a.. 500. Lnseed OIL as quoted BY the IA
produce xcnange today tn butter marker weak
ncnHs r.9 erl'u, ,'ronE and },l higher; WHIT:
% a"s a g. Wheat quiet S no IS sac sS co
quiet No white zoe. 30 , ycn9~, 2Nac; No 3 mixed.
Pork active; mefs SO ao clear mess Sil 30; family.
81 ~ l~,5@ % ,nW. loose shcuGers .c pose
shor, clear side pry-saed meats easier and less
Eggs strictly lie. whs'ey unchanged; sales
Milwaukee. Feb. c.-wheat g. med nrm and &c higher
than the closing figure! OF Wednesday, but later de-
ana clesci at GG7.c Cash entirely nominal Sample
wheat IN brisk demand &c higher No Northern eac
entirely SSmna Sample barley brisk demand and
s a Sa on No a oe Flour % q hsd rmy but
vide Of prices some "srs asking 50 Geasa 70 tST
,aioc below psrhaPs Min stun, n5m and in fair
midIlinss $40 5oaslo 10 for white
r s s sa ss .s, indicted .S
' May at % w nd opnea ay
@s ,sSn to and cs ss at the akst broke steadily
part sellers hold sIc but little wheat
sold that basis. the bulk OF the Of No 1
Northern recorded being 6ONc No 3. o7c track
No | hard 61.c; No l Northern, 6Okc; No 2 Northern
6a.c Flour steady 81 l3S3 IS for patents s2as2 Tor
production. $1,000 bbls Shipments 34,4sl bbls
Msufs market somewhat weaker; bran is still 81;
shorts. &c under Dbl.
Philadelphia. Feb. 6-Flour holders continue arm In
their Views, but trade slow buyers unwilling to
current asking prices except for small lots satisfy
actual wants. Wheat market was unsettled and regu-
lar contract wheat February. March and April. TOO
75c: May 74GfI5c. CornMarket ruled nrm but prices
showed important change: car lots were quoted
steady with moderate supply No mixed February ss%
a3tc; March, a4Qs4Hc; April a4.aa4xc May. s4ls9
3is.c. Oats-Market steady, but demand FOR lots
light and no trading in futures; No white, February
&c sugars-Refnsd unchanged. Other articles un-
changed.
ST. Louis. Feb 6.-F1our quiet. unchanged. Bran dull
sacked east side ACC BID country points 942c Wheat
97ac; July 2sNc Oats shade higher; February. lol,c
Nominal May 2s Esss lie for fresh Butter steady
STANDARD mess ssS,s. $40 old $40 seq saPs!%e
longs: es clear ribs SSs; cls:1 'ide: eNs Dry :s
SIDE. Sse HIsS wine. STEADY. a. wool unsS:n qsd
GOa si:s TO; WiaA 4 Sssis;r arn q IS 1S d" '"''
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BAL TiMoRE g. ONO RAILROAD.

baltimore. .ashinItoE. Chicago, t.ncinnatL
st. Louis and aii '"ints West
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS -.
Leave Newfork foot u Liberty St. daily FOR CtlCAGo
$50 T. NJ and l2:i5 light. PlfrSBURG, $3.50, A. SUM-
2:3o sun l2:l5 nght. CINCINNATI. at. LOUIS. 10 q
M. 200 D. ~ WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE a. M.
.x sun 10 n. M. Dining Car $50 a DINING Car
30 .. m o. 80 sun. Dining Carr. 500 p N
70 D. Dining can. u IL night.
NORFOLK II 80 Il. m. daily.
.NEW-oRLfASS Roanoke and ChattanoosA Pu''"A'
Car, SSQ. Sua $50 D. m. Sun
All trims illuminated with Pintsch light ..
Ticket oNices: iia. i7l. c6i. AIS LILO Broadway -
Eas, ia,h ST. i27 n9wery n T.; 81 Fulton So Bro'E
w. York Transfer Company will call f0r and chees
baggage from hotel or residence 20 destination.
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RAILROADS..
,msa.c.'o GREATEST REiLRUAa.
NETWORK
CENTRAL r. |!
T. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

From Grand Central Station. 42d Street
$3.50 A. M-Exctpt SUNDAY Empire state EA pre-
Syracuse and Rochester. due Buffalo |'$o D. H.
o,o Niagara Falls go ESs Mail for poushhesp. Al
tany Utica. syracuse. Rochester Buffalo, niagara
,O,3o a M'Erc@st Sunday Day Express. For all I'm
York STATE point limited For Column
" bus ,,,ncIn1a,, Indianapolis and ST. Louis STOPS
at Poughkeepse. Albany. Utica. Syracuse. "'e"e'
100 MDay Chicago Special for Detroit; Gsss
se .a Albany o scheneetady Utica, Syracuse Roche''
$50 r M~E s Sunday West Point pOushk'sD'''
$3.50 NortS Shore Ltsa DI. A PesrS;t
$40 a. H.. Chicago 4:ao p. M S'0p' W
GOO Mpay Albany r- syras Tsis. b Aa!S@
Sasara Fails. Cleveland Toledo. Detroit chi
c.,- case, cinerna St louis s,rr,ora Burlington.
%" F:s5us s. Khan. NS",Ts,I Falls. c.v.
' anS Mhy For sun hSss chcsso Stops at
nm poughtsspsle. Albany and utcs car passengers
600 a MD sGS. O. c'i F boca va
and foi RocSester o...o WATERFOWL.
hu uG e. a1s
2 vnesn G anG he A snS s' Road
1910 NIGT-rheare train FOR Chi,.go az" a except
p 9nsv 'n y rsni Nbsny and Chicago
900 ,''s r an sT:: e p Mppay Except Sunday to
Ptssed via Harlem Divs9nr ard tn. Berk.
'h' Msg s Sn re 10 p T,asre'' avn
Afa. NicHT TrAISs = ;,,S x?NS KY sans. o..
ay'sS "sd as n IsSs' 6sy
Tascs or, ali r ,nFcggh, isfln'
Tis 4od% S.1 W'FS af P ns Is"
and issths, station NewYork s3s and 72s Fulton
ST. ana zoe PToaaysy r. o. Brqo 1s:aence by the
"''''' ca,ero, Nara,e, General Passenger Agent
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CLOSING PRICES AT san FRANCISCO.
ANTWERP WOOL SALES.

Antwerp Feb G--The wool sales here closed to-day.
THO oferrgs comprised 800 bales Of excellent quality.
There was further advance OF cent in prices The
ncmne,i,ion throughout animated. Following the
sses and the prices obtained Argentina 4ls bales at
CTlO per 100 kiios MonteVideo lGl' bales at
6Oep1OO
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ERIE RAILROAD.

IhrouAl trans leave New ORR, Oi OAamoeIs 81,
follows AID i've minutes earlier nom West 23!-st:
O.0E a. VI. Nesti,li-l Express laly iyT .NaVeFiys
C'OO Bnghamton Elmira. Baralo Bradford. James
town. Meadvilie and the West Parlor car v
BunaO.
600 4. N.-Vesi.bGcd Limited Daily. solid rain ta
gov chicago ChautauQ4 Lake. arm, %
7:4o A. NJ, cnces. 333 = NJ sisspeFs 70 chi
cagO. Cleveland and Cincinnati. lnlAs 'af, .
200 4. N.-EprsO Ve.ihuei ESp'ess laAy at.ses s
low Earao 30 4. ~. making direct eonneeu'n
Detroit. Chicago AMI the West
$40 ssa ' nsis 9 theaso 1 ssp. But
falo Chicago ard Cincinnati DiGrg Gar ,,.v
VINcKETS Local TIME CARDS AND Pl LYMAN
nee mmoie,io.s at III 26i. ioi and ~, to,d%s .
1856 East loS''s,.. Chambers and West 30 Ct f-rElet
New-YOrt 96 Broa iway and 800 Fu INST. BIO Syn ~
hudson st, Iloblken and Jersey City s,s''n Ere
csils lnd checks baggage rom
nd ro.is., eesfo iestina
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rrx1Nc, CONVENTION DATES.

Huron s D.. Feb. e-The Republican State Cen
trail Committee las: night named Huron for the
place and March % the date for holding the
State Republican Convention 70 name delegates to
the National Convention. Aberdeen was chosen "a
she place OF the convention TO nominate state OF
.oers July is.
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'''' ROYAL BLUE LINE.


TO FHILAD f.I.fIiIA i'ni::- I'IOI'I 't.''
For Philadelphia week days 90 Sc eO 9 cspSS
Parlor Cai). 5.oo G 90 DINING c.v.. b. 'p T. ~.
T. IS nignt sunday 10 80 600 DDns csn H.
~ 10 night. en- ,oo.
For baltimore and Washington. week days 10 lotN
II 30 Dining Carr A. NJ. 2:30 $780, 300 COY tDnne
Can p NJ. l2:l5 night, sunday. 1000 li;S9 pi,ro,;l
carl A. N. . so. 500 600 Dining carr r ", l2W
night. a.. =.
Liberty St, is i72 2sl AS ea4 i.ito i?37 preadwsZ
rY7 Ctr Az, 81 ST.. H. Eat 10Th II. III
west io5th St; 25i Columbus Az. New-York Court 81
$50 Fulton St, Bro kyn; % Broadway Ni,unsp s Z
baggage from hote. o residence 20 destinacon
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW. JERSEY
,AnfnlacItc coal used cAtiLSis'iy.J
Four Tracks. Automatic Block signals.
on and after November II. 1885,

q
Four Tracks. Automatic Block signals.
on and after November II. 1885.
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty 81.
For Easton. sshl-h1n. Allentown. Mauch hunk. &c,
<.3g ;.i5 $40 ~ 40 Easonl A. NJ. l:l0 l.0 Na4
20 Tas,dt5 40 5:i5 80 to Allentown r. " sundsr
40 - IL T. Faston) 4. NJ. 1900. 800 900 p ~
For pffhesbalre, Pitiston and scranton. $40 A. u.
no 30 4:ao p. NJ. sundays i:s9 a. u =, ,,o 90,
Feeding q AGO 500. $40 1850 A ~, l:lo. liza
2:1 400 800 5:s5. 100 r. n; 1915 night Sundays
100 30 $50 500 =. NJ, 1913 might
400 800 5:45 VI. 1913 night sundays. loo ga
600 NJ 1918 night.
For sunbury Iewi.bure and W lIamsport ct $50. 500
n:lo A. NJ. liO. I:?O 1880 =. N. sundays. s;3O y.
WV AI.L~RAII ROUTE.
pleasant. $50, sis. II 20 A. n. fSo ;4' AIS: .1
3ar, G o. A. {:lD =. ".
'''* Wv . FOR LAKEWOOD.
30. SIS A. ~. ~. $40. 4+U r. 81. M. -.
Barnegat go SIS A. Il. i:i5. i:4o p. NJ :,
FOR Atlantic CITY V!neard and Brdgston. +30 A. u.
~ =. NJ 49,.
sink 49, SIS II 80 A. NJ. 80 i45. 4i5 10 p. Y
Sundays 900 T.. =. 400 .,,,.
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tween 81. and 2i. cents and closed at 2ls G, nt' ,
Provisions were nrmed ny By small hog receipt .Inere
werl only 2l.VUu hogs this morning only l'V' hoRS es
mated for Frldav. prices AT Tie yards mere c.nt5
higher Pork ard ribs closed =. cents over Nedncs'a'
Lana oos.d 2is cents The feature In the pt was IN
buylng 0. the Cudahy Packing company. me 'O'o''"
witch prominent one On the Dun sioe o,, eea
Dn tho curb puts MAY wheat closed AZ '"@btp" 7
cent. calls Al ~ 6s ,erts. puts May closed
AZ 80 cents: calls At i.g3p's cents
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POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS.

aAYETY AT THE LENoX REPUBLICAN CLUB
The Ienox Republican Club held the hrs' OF
series OF progressive euchre parties ct inc cup
house. No 100 West One-hundred -and-twenty-ii'''n-
ST. on Wednesday evening. and 1T proved 10 Do IN
ENJOYABLE affair Following the euchre parties q
duplicate whist tournament has bech aii''seU'
which will last TIE remainder OF the season. ..h
The rev furnishings which have been adceu wiz.
IN the last few days to The parlor NoCT ih"c -
clubs home one OF the hancsonlest hAl hoS' YUM
Portable political cluDhouses IA Harlem
THE ELECTION DISTRICT PLAN FAVORED
At q meeting OF the Republican Association OF t'ic
Fifty-six'h Election District OF the I'M u ~.
senbIy District, held Monday evening me i'i-
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted
Resolved That The members OF this ASSOCIATION
desire 10 express thenlrevcs as strongly oppoSeu ~
any alteration 0. the corctituton NJ the Repubhcan
organization OF This county tina: WI! permit, any
Assembly district body or committee 20 s'ai'i Pc
tween the election district organizatloH ana '''e
County Cor,:rittce , o... -,,,,
Resolved. That recommend 70 the county So!i-
fnittee that the ratio OF representation by oelcaeS
in the district conventions be based upon me nun
1ar 81 Republican votes cast at the iast cieC''oh
previous 10 the chooeD g Of said delegates
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Trans leave est 42d 81 station, ~ " as io'o" ~
10 minutes earlier from foot VI Franklin 81
1910 4. VI. DAILY .9ca! to Buffalo. ,,,, Mountain,
$50 A. VI. Daily local TO Albany for Catssiia
and atoga rarOr 10 Albany. sundays snS.
DI5 A. NJ DAILY Albany. Utica. syracuse,
buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toedo CLEVELAND sir N,,n
IL 80 4 w. Daily, except sunday, - atsN'1 .i -"
isins New Paliz. Lakes Mohonk and hhhswasar' "
3any Sarato "a, II. Lake George; IatiV' 0"'
400 A. VI Daily eN,ept SUNDAY Tor Ai2aany, syracu.s
GOO r. NJ Ia;y .ilbany Montreal Utica oya.Se
Eochesfei fiufa:o Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
$50 =. T. DAILY ,xcep; suniay Newburs. Albany
Safato.a Io1treal 49,, e...,..
.iiJ =. VI Daily. except sunday. for Cuca' '''~I"'~
Rochester and Buffalo. ,.....,..
si5 r. W. Daily for Albany. ttca Syreeu,e roc ,S
Buffalo Naga-a Falls Toronto Detroit. Cle'eahe e"'-
cage md ST. Louis. ,. .s....
tickets tables, parlor and seepinS-car iccoin
rodetions appN CITY Offices. Brooklyn ana ,r" tyth 80
In,,Trna, ion address 9. F.. HAMBEKT.
Gen Passenger Agent. vaneerb!t-ave. New-York.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Tor The tribune
"A received their Uptown Office No l.2t2 Broahwsy
81 31st-st. until . O'Clock m; ad'et-
semens received at the following branch offices at regular
ONCE until O'Clock p. VIZ. 25i Sh-a.e s. G.
23i-st: l52 6th-ave cor. i2thst i2 Columbus
near West 66th-s,: 100 West 42d-st 6th-ave; W
East l4h-st.: 257 West 42d-st. between 18th and SIN
1850 East .7thst. 1888 sdavs. between !6th and
7ith sts; 028 3d-ave.. 6lst-st: Los lst-aye
near s0h-st ESQ Sd-ave near 4lst-st: 55+ 3iave s%
pescker-st 2ecs ad-sve 300 East 79th-st; lysi
8d-ave: 2G62 3d-ave. 9o Amsterdam-ave.; zoe West
I2d-s i4S East l8h-st 203 East 4s,hst; $50 oh-ave
a. ESQ rssas sanvs ,s Ssas aaSe as
ISIS ad-avs. 7.s sth-ave the Harlem oinee.; 2o'i
2!s West i2s.hst bet 7h and 9Th ayss; $40 w sss
l45th-st At the Brooklyn Ofices: 8e7 Fuiton-s ~
tulton-st, IS Court-s Is Broadway, E. D.: l Droeo'
vay r b, LNs Gyrtls-sys, near SsVadE3X -
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tory condition the standpoint OK ID. "'laers a. ~,
and prices are entirely nominal the asis Of lac FOR
for mild n. 9rs en- ~, e I iHs"e"rg q n 5ss
weather lad tendency to Te,e, d me @ not. ses Of
Se bass Maracaibo 200 bags Central American on
FLOUR AND MEAII-There not enough bu.iness IN
the -four market today Z; pay The nn h gn sege Ts
due IN PER- to as yep ssom ana e IN c@ a
ind han hey have any ne ad
vance. Total saes ne!ndins ne Os 19 o., hs "rinier
p 1St sfs0'i s4S Tsif i5 $50 5s sshs qss
pSs Extra IS o5asS 49, l2o bois city patents private
sr,as patents 5asa s0 5000 ssS;'s Gsa[r g S9
Ge sales 2o l s , TO s Al, % co5G. 50
asa s g e Sss < Ha <
quiet, quoted: Fine white. ssa9ce; fine yeio~ sSasoe
g., to,5, e2'lG65c. s0.ln c2ssc5c, 100 u. o'a7dc
e";ranse.d meal siQs1 o. oil meal ac city feed
G5a7GG
was acve At an advance On the quotations Of last
evening. but there seemed to be wheat for ,ae Tnl
report alleged heve been canied last evening that
Of wheat would to be boush, in America and which
disturbed The late curb. not credited to,dsy In the
quiet ana Liverpool I.d up rom
heavily me q wheat heavy in The NSrn
The Price Current stated that the weather
week fairy favorable FOR the CROWNS whe., crop
he winter country. The report Of the Central
/
crop 2S.D43.OOO Qrs against 3I.3ISWO last year
report made winter whcJ. a cable from
leerbchm W. quoted estimaSr4 shortage OF
~ 900 Russian wheat crop compared with
year 1i5oOO.OV bush shortage in No re-
port cahed to-day winter but spring rye
which inslgnif crop. reported at l5i6VU
ors against Qrs last The preliminary
innate made last fall by the Russian Agricultural De
uarment made the total wheat crop 239 $4,000 BUSH
agains 364. 10000 bush in lH,4. The rye CROP
feurcd at bush. against 1853 100000 bush in
1891 During the afternoon the market was very mar
row moving nervousy with the volume OF business small
There we're r1mors OF export business which were not
confirm The clos, was quiet at sQ1tc net gain for
,.e day The market inactive a small business
wa. reported only One load Of No hard Duluth sold at
aLc over NAV b. anoat May closed at I3hc. No red
vs. ouoted al gisql1c May. b, ahoat and No
northern 2Zg3c May. o b. aiioat CORN
rbe market for corn and featureless The
opening was firm prices sympathring with ne early
srsne,h In wheat fut there very little OF an en-
cornsng character The Russian Statistical Commltise
report makes total crop 36s5OOo qrs against
ooo qrs During the latter part OF me nay trace
was light but little steader feeling prevailed IN
sympathy market for wheat and the 9o'e was
Cash corn was gun sa!es IN
clmd"d coo bush No s6t.c elevator car steamer
asac elevator: 1000 yellow al o.sc eieo
vatHr. 10 600 bush yellow at 3Gs.c elevalof oOO
hush unxraded yellow 37isc delivered buh
No export private terms ne "1, 80
IT, oots was quei steady hardening niue
durtno iatter day, closing et hV1c nst
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DEL LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN r.
Stations In New NOrk. foot OF Barclay ana
ChristOphcr streets. ,.,.p
HINISCH LllsIlI.

Direct route to Nc.WAl.h. BLOOMFIELD. MoNTS1.Alh
R:dse. Madison Morrstown, Passaic Paterson. Bo9n'
i io%aik MopATco%G nacsetst;wn' scHooLEWs
MOI NTAIN. Washington. PHILLIPsBuRG, EAsr0N.
WATER GAP, sTKoupSRrRG, Poeono Mosni W..
COKE bANyI Id I MSsi:
yls rTIcA RSnF Ir, sPRITGs s SoHsiRnSS
CoRNING BATH; pAMsyII.LE BuTFA ..L t -nS al
7:26 A. INTERPRETATIONS MAIL Stops at principal
600 A. M.-BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAMToNi
UTICA, RIcHFlEI.D SPRINGS. 81 RACUse ana
OSYEGo EXPRESS Pullman Buffet parlor cars cor
meet Buffalo with Chicago and points ws,t
100 r. M.-SCRANTON. WlI.KESRARRE and ElMlh"
400 p M:-sCRANTON wILkEsBAtRE and PLi"'
OUTH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlos Cars.
7:3o Paliy -tHTaio vsssibuled Iimi,sd EhpfsSs:
EALo. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car connee" -
ESQ p NJ (Daiy).-BUFFAIO SCRANToN. DlNGHASMs'
TON, UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWEGo EMPRESS
Pullman Buffet sleepers. . o.., =. "A
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at "
Park Place 40 Broadway Tickets at ferry stations ss'
235 Coiumbusave Me- York Sss and '2G Fulton st sns
LOG Broadway. brooklyn Time tables giving fui n'''
nation at all stations. "A
wESTCOTSr EMPRESS COMPANY will call for ans
check baggage from hotel residence to destinaton
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Receipts breadstus at inferior points in thousands
last cpheIs ,OoG) omitted. flour bos gram bUsh
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THE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore Fob o-Flour firm unchanged saies ro
bhls Wheat dull and easy. No rei. spot ana rep
mary 74.I74s,c May 7ig7ilsc. southern. by sample
5'ni7c. ggade I2u'oc, stcck lttoov ia saa n,
March 81 1884,. May. 3ji2I33.c traiei hiNei' o-e
~ &C. soutDln 32l.g3ji.c. stock l"t2v ~" ou', '''
'sot. Gate nrm and higher. 40 "hs, oct -, 100
"a 2c'yc so mixed Western. 24lRH-Jc stocS, eov'
n. ~ I:,. nrn 43G4ic nearby iDpf'c VS.
stock 81 bush Hay steady 10 asked s "i, -
ch1 i, i.9t.y Grain iIeghts steady. unchans"' '"'
qtc'. nilGlngs. = 3-lJ'. 'oHee' "''' W. = '''"
,tf.r articles hanged ,-.. -,
Boston Fol G-Flour Arm with trade yet qnet: pat
cn,s $500 81 io winter passYs gSt 90 clear and
sfro,yhfa 81 I5rSl -. C1rnmeai steady &c a Dag
81 S1si 50 Dbl Corn steady steamer y'ilG" on ,fa.'
s7r:~-. steamer No D. 3'c. oats stead No Snpp,u'
,,,c Mllfeed quiet spring bran to snip ~ y. ia ~
winter bran si aOnStj. mdings $l3 SOdslo 90 cot
,on-,rI meal s2i 80 fosk hfm oack,' -a@S S Gs
Hams aa,Gilc Bacon. 20. Lambs quiet. tHi'.c NUT
tn ana workings 5gGc. Veal. edOc Fresh beet luet;
steers 3g7isc. minds d1ioc for's +f'c 8utter CUE.
cho- ~, ,inrrs 20 &c. western. -9J23c imitation
,;c l,t.,. - RIBS Vermont dairy, 1919. 'hcese
firm. Northern cnoicc l0sdllc; Western. ln@c F-sss
Hcngan - qljc Beans quiet: pea. 81 %'14$i "a me
dums 81 :i0$l 81. rel Kidneys. 81 10 yilow eye. - ~
ff>l Poultry quiet. choice turkeys Nes'er ~ ,,-
IN x~ns Northefm choice. 1896. Western. i2plic
fwis northern Sal4c Western a'gGlic. seese sale:
ducks i20i5c Potatoes quiet. Hehrons 3vp3'c Green
M,uniains .~Q3,c. white stocks, "a Jersey doiDla-
,e'i - ,.asS GrecMings s9as2 so canberrie 81
50 Turrrs. Iir squash. Sl2ySi2 IL ton cabbage
,,e M av quiet. choice. SlsHslo. lower grades 1870
IL Re straw IA good supply and dun Al $le 0yN>l'
ln,nti, FEB G-sprng wheat closed duh; W hard
old ,5tc. DO new. ~ g. No northern az - &C. No
> northern 1l,c. Winter wheat closed. 30 red. s'AT
G,in good demand: unchanged Barley good demand bG,
Quotations unchar ccdl. " du iN' "a ke =
a.. hl for 10 IN store Flour Arm demand fair. I'M
changed Mifccl quiet. steady. unchanged.
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