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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-02
Total
POLICE AND POOR.

The estimate OF the needs Of the Po-
lice Department Is s99, 3275O. and $3.50 for
necessary repairs at the three station
houses Last year the total amount ap-
propriated was $50, $3.50. Here are the
estimates for this year:
Police payroll Including three
ianitors). 81. ........... .S95, III so
Contingent fund (for police and
Police CourD.......... ............ Low w
Patrol system Including two
drivers. -. ........ .......... $3.50 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-02
NEEDS OF THE GAs-WoRKs.

The Committee on Light at meeting
held last evening. discussed the question
OF the needs OF the Light Department
for this year. The following was sub
mitted by superintendent Knowles, and
was adopted by the committee:
Charles w. Hardwicke. Esq, Chairman OF
Finance Committee. city:
Dear Sir.--As requested by the Auditor,
herewith submit an estimate OF the
amount needed for the Gas Department
for the year 1897. Also enclose, for your
information, a statement showing I'm detail
the disbursements for 1896. This estimate
Is based upon the increase consumption OF
gas each year, and also upon the results
of the operations of the works for last
year. and should no unforeseen emergency
arise I believe | can operate the works
successfully within the estimate.
Respectfully submitted.
w. =. KNOWLES. Superintendent.
Disbursements on account Of CITY Gas
Works for the year ending December 81,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-02

IOtdl ...ss.....sssss sssssss''sss 9''f"-' "
The Committee on Relief Of the Poor
estimates that It will require SiO.925. but
this embraces several improvements and
additional equipment. which would bring
the actual expenses far below this figure.
Last year the appropriation 20 the Poor
Department was s3S $50.
The Committee on Third Market has
decided to ask the Committee on Finance
to allow the sum OF 5000 for the expenses
of that market this year. This Is 500
moro than the Council appropriated last
year. and Is asked for repairs 10 the
building. which is sadly in need Of them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-20
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

,Sss e zSp
e. The issvos tim. rom Hessrcssss and cor,issAs
Streets i've minutes later than that given below to-
T 4 r. H. s pssr s s%lm.n pun.. p.r ca.
New-York to Pittsburg. Sleeping Car PIttsburs .
$50 NJ; fhSSsy s f Lutte. .FsIjn..
Walton CARS For Ghicsso' Cleveland Toledo. Chiefs
1 lr%S.n eScadS So sSb ST. e. bS Sls
U5s s x f;s Rs"n sSsS ss!s ei:":..A
40 Fog TsiS ssffR c
7 r. H. EP%cir e EE%SFshrssror p.eurs and
Chicago Connects for Cleveland and Toledo sxcsps
gsg 1Ss,.! A s5o IKE ,S SOUTH
Cars. 42s Dining Carr, AS Dining csrl. 80 2: m.
s 2,S 1sn L Ha"eas s fsoi and DSns car
Dining Carr. AS Dining Carr s.5j p 1910
soiiTHERS RArLwAY.-E1Dre'' AS p m. iaN
ATIxNTic COAST LrNE.-Enpre.'. DIS a m. and SIS
cHEsxpExKE 4 OHIO RArLwAy;..;ss p m. daily
ArfSSTI9E rPa IS and Cortland, Streets 10
Long Branch AsSary Park 1nerlassn. sunasyo. Ocean
c2ys s"s re pas' sc H. so $50 go snd
n'0 m. F sSIt'Y P;niE Z e M p
3ins9 al. Is Biass sai 81 ;b,sss
S 81 s g. h Il 10 @sA sss s' iSs IS
Carp SIS Dining caD. 7.4o. 7.s5 s5S p m. 1910
1''sf' is;: f@' u.s. s'
s sssn Streets sna 'aS Court Street SEQ ,on street
sroaawa and brooklyn Anns rsSsr
Will cal: for and check baggage from hotels and
dsns sc .SI9TSs e destination WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-20
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York. foot Of Chambers-st
q, follows and hve minutes earlier from Yves, d-s:
'o.0O A. M.-Vestibuled Express daily for Wayerlv
Pnghamton Elmra, Buffalo Bradford. Arrive Buffalo
e.st y NJ Parlor 10 Buffalo
40 p M-Vestibuled Limited fast mail Daily solid
train for Chicago via Chautauqua Lals. arrives Ceve-
land 40 A. NJ Chicago. p. NJ. Sleepers Chicago
Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car.
1870 T.. M.-Bunalo and Cleyeland vestbuled Express
Jamestown S55 A. ". Cleveland I:15 p. NJ sleepers to
Bao and Cleveland making direct connections for De-
troit, Chicago and the West
R,4S p M-Via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Falls
paiiy Solid tram to Chicago sleepers Hornelsvie
Chicago and Cincinnati: Dining Car
accommodatons at III iJs 2ei ao az and 9SI groas-
st. Chambers and West 23dst. ferries. NewYork: 333
and 72s Fuon-st, 100 Broadway. Brooklyn; 200 Hud-
aon-st Hoboken, and Jersey City Station. westcott
Cypress calls for and checks baggage from hotels and
residences to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-20
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, May 10 CSpecaD.-Wheat was very Irregular.
bulls calling II their market moment. bears the
next moment. There was strong start. very weak
time at midday and finally strong closing July opened
from 7la1i sold tx and 70 bid and closed
III. cents SELLERS May at time only cent
Jrly bu, II closed y cent Liverpool had q good
deal 10 do with market. acting Just Irregular.
The Engshmen said their rally was due to bad French
crop news-a rally however. which Liverpool did
was on the lack OF spot demand on liberal deliveries
favorable crop bulletins and the weakness OF
grains The final closing rally a rumor of large
cash sales here. which without foundation.
There wcre good sized charters 10000 bushels
really Tuesdays business and New YORK reported hiteen
Isl 900 bushels making sol 900 bushels Inspected
three days California had very high one
bushels Northwestern receipts were large. 623
against 23s last year and lss two years ago The de
actual spot possibly reached 10000 bushels al
though there doubt even about this small total
The Dit trade light but errac. Barrett and Bald
win Fanum led the selling. Scalpers were inclined to
July closed = cent over Tuesday September
= cent over. while the December closed nj decline OF
The feature in corn a large increase in Western
caused decline In futures OF = cent. July sold from
24N TO ?il.a:4h and closed at 24Ng?r,, cents There
pies were I6i. lower. There fair shipping
business done late last nigh, and to day abSu, 10000
seaboard for export Seaboard clearances 10000
bushels. EysIhpF was % by the e. INCREASED
people The weather continues favorable West for
tho crop. Charters were 100000 bushels.
ing X cent Tuesday July sold at i'm and i7Is
and closed at In CENTS, Receipts were los cars with
Ssr. $4,000 es s'ens %s
Provisions quiet inclined o be easy early but
fairly steady at the close The range was very narrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-20
CASH Quotations.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, May 10, 1891
oooNThs statistical position on cotton steady
Hubbard Bros COS cotton lear, respecting the sua
ton says That va should Sc. our supplies reduced
any material effect upon prices viii be looked
curious phase OF comme,oia custom IN wears
lower BY aa % fOSwns as4s %a. anG
Gesman house, which appears to be leadin8
the bear faction while the bull CONTINGENT appareny
the total OF deliveries reaching only 81
bales for day and the mare finally Guie. at net
cotton al Liverpool The feature OF the market during
bales of cotton SAID be for ouawed local firm.
short contracts Several unsuccessful at
tempts weEs made 70 RAM ,ns ssorahs }oT Success
in this directan Fall River aivices were slightly better
with MANUFACTURE, still refusing 70 sell contract
goods 7-l6c altfsNgh spot cloths we-e avaaoe az
the ease. ruias Of tho liverpool unessness
regarding tho sa.:ssu In the Levan as INDICATED by
LORD salisbury in hi. speech sas ths
nzed that the future OF ho market depends more par
fayof 1r crop oo spot oot,o%
and steady unchanged prices middins upiands Iec,
Other spot markets: middilns quoted follows:
Galveston quiet ,leo decline g. sal ~ Hae niea
i~so decline nc; savannah dull and easy. 7ss; Nor.
FOX quiet! Memphis dg s Ssc 'ses sS S Sne
mlnston steady. 71sc: Baltimore nominal 1so ,.,o,
3 scSaon and Export
bales American. 900 bales Receipts 600 bales: amer.
bales iddlins upland bs2d ssSr n@y
s4!.; May 4os 4os,ss JunsISly .oss
ber.october s54$55; October November 349lsb Noyem
BID TOO S4S s Man
The range Of contract prices follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

IJverpool. May 49, 345 D. m-C1osing: Wheat-No
red winter no stock: No I red Northern spring dull
6s Cd Corn-American mixed spot new, steady Is 1ad
do old Arm 2s ord: steady. Is ND June steaiy
2s md July steady rs sad. F1our-st. Louis fancy
winter steady S. "a. Hops at London-Pacinc Coas,
steady 500 Tos Beef--Extra India Arm. SOS Sd
prime mess firm. AIS Cd. Pork-Prime mess fne West
Hams-Shor cut IA 10 10 10 steady. AS I'd. bacon
Cumberland cut 2s 10 80 No. steady 2ss Cd rib q
10 steady 2os long clear mddes. heavy 40 to as N
steady 25s: short clear middles heavy i5 u 70 n,
steady 25s bellies IL 10 IL ~ dull Shoulder,
SQUARE ~ to IA No. Arm. 2ss. Iard-Spot dun 2Os
cheese-American finest white and colored easy 54s
ordinary. new. sos. Tallow-Prme city dull rs Cot
tonseed o-Tiverpoo refined firm, l5s 3D. Turpentine-
spirits nrm 2is. Rosin-Common nrm Is o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Nev-York. Nav 10. 1897.

direct to local M srs and q ' s5s
sae2s s a, !e ,ssy S MSy5d snd
and the market slow throughout at general dssn.
bulls the ys,d se we're ,d Ss0a at
f2 o p PEI q, exporter . IS IssS a
as s. e sss' sGa q steady
Cables SsS per from On fs SSS? sa
Eas e wsse 10 esa
let for op and
ST 81 Gordon Gss The
e esH ,s 70? Pa:'i s' jersey
s. A. a. l!a Fs at Sc W M as
saS sa 49, 1870 o. a, C g g. g. d. 3D. lss E.
%. $50 n at s. Is cows. io56 NJ a. s. 81 DO iio2
y Il a. 90 $! S g. a g. 40 g "a
at Sc s. 40 u de b. at 81 49, do. sos b. at 81 90
90 sh ' culver. Illinois steers, ,s 1922 &C.,
iIs4 A. 4, s. So az % Ias ~ go
r. e e u aS l county 's
use n 81 s. s s' h. a9 ls nls s. So al
;:ss 100 :, g i' hef'r 100 ~ at SO
g CO. 9% eaun lego sas At s. ssT u:
50 60 n DO 20 s, ll2s H. at ST. 10 do si' H. at
r. e cav. Ss 2; 81 io g.
do 500 n, at 81 20; do. o4i ID at u Zoi ~ oo
20 M &c Coins: bull ITO N. at SO 4O 10 cows. $50 ~
JeiTe. wrish. Co.: bull. $40 N. a. 81 ss cows
John Ducey: 2 oxen 1890 ~ at 81; bulls, 1907 NJ
at 90 30: i do. $50 NJ at 50 49, cows 900 ID. at
" g 81 $ /, s at 50 3d. cows ''"
at 81 90. bull 1920 ~ at 81 5o do lbs 10: at 81 90
do s25 NJ at az; SIS NJ at So 80; cow. $40
No. at So co. 10 DO $50 10 at 81 49, 10 do 800 10 at So l5
DO DO ~ 81 CO. do. 12O 10, at 81 y; do. $50 10
AZ az. do Ts5 10 81 80: do. 40 10. at 81 13.
J. c. Curtis: oxen. 1865 10. at s. 9o bull. 1900 N. at
81 10
Mich COWS-Receipts. l35 head OF which e3 head
We're on sale. Active for all sorts with selling values
fully strong $ ruling week All sold promptly
OF selling value. calves included.
s20lf54 each but general sales we're at s3OafG
Sales-Jelne Wright a. Co: and calf for $50
John Ducey: and calves, s3lgS42 80 each.
J.. McCabe: 10 cows and calves. S35g$45 each
Hume a. Mullen: ! and calf. x3I.
D. u. McElwee: and calf extra). Sb4: do. $40.
NJ. Collins: ! and calf $50.
CALVES-Recepis including few direct, 800
head making with the stock carried from yesterday
q 8.452 head sae-f.172 Jersey city and
1850 at Sistieh-st, Demand moderately active. but
prices quality considsd averaged slightly easier than
on Monday. Abou, 100 head were carried over Veals
sold the extreme range OF sias5 II 100 NJ In
Guiding few tops IS so and culls 1903 &C. but
the bulk Of the transactions at 81 1895 city
dressed veals quiet 6aoc dressed easier SO
1sc; little calves sold +i1a5c.
Sale--Hume & Mullen; 10 veas 1917 ID
50 30 100 10 % do lt ~ At 81 ~. ~ do. $50 NJ
IS To- 62 do i3s 10 at s. l2 $50 do ii3 H. at S. e23
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-20

Cash quotations follows: Flour easier no .
spring wheat. TO7sQ7lc; No spring wheat osg8c No
isc: No Wits o b. 220o9c: No white. 70 b. 2cg22e;
No . rye s4a34wc: No bar:ev nominal No 3. { o b.
2sbd33c; No T. b. 29c No ! faxseed, I9hg.' asci
nrme timothy seed 81 s.; mess pork. per bb y 2og
Is ~, lard per 100 n So 70 short ribs sides uooseD,
Il 4Sdst To- drysalted shoulders boxed) SoqSo 70 short
clear sides boxed 81 S7df5 whskey dis,ies hnshed
goods per gal 81 10; sugars. cut loaf unchanged On
the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was
steadv. creamery iOGi4c dairy 792c Cheese weak at
saSlac. Eggs firm; fresh. SIZE.
Minneapolis MINI. May ls,wheat nrmer; May 72Hc:
July 7ltTTis.c; September 8iasG8i,3c NO hard 'AAo'
No ] Northern TIC -
Philadelphia May 10-wheat firm. and July Hc higher
contract grade Nav S2i! 9s3c; June nomna July 'o4
S Fms krRust nomirai Corn unchanged No mixed,
Nav 29I,Q29iac June. July and August. nominal oats
dull and MAY lc lower: No white, May 2'sG2ic; June
and July 25la26i,c August. nominal Butter quiet but
steady: fancy Western creamery lac; do prints oc DO
western. IO,tc. Chees' steady. Refined sugars un-
bbds 3si.c country do bbls 2ha3c dark do. 2lsc;
cakes s.a3,lc: grease. elto
Ct Ioui. MAY la-FTour dull and weak but unchanged.
track a3d94c July 75Asc bid August 72s.c bid Septem-
Der ig,c Corn-spot higher; No 2 cash. 22%c; July.
22H Q22ic: September 24c. Oats-No cash. 20i5c bid
Toledo May I9.-whea. very weak: active. steady; No
cash and May July, I6c Corn active, lower No
mixed 25c. Oats dull. steady: No mixed lSc. Rye
quiet: No cash, 38c Cloverseed steady prime cash.
81 49, OIL unchanged.
Milwaukee May I0.-Wheat frmer: No 2 spring. 72Ac;
No Northern 7Sc July 107sc. Corn steady; No g. Hc.
Oats weak No white 2lhG22i,c Barley steady: No 2.
32a32,ac: sample 26a32c. Rye steady: No l. 88c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York. May 10. 1907

NeW-fork May IL. 1897.
BEANS AND PEAs-There Is slight hardening ten
dency small white beans and holders asking
2ac than quote. Marrow slow and easy
m of the recent business has been 81 is than
higher Red kidney quite firmly he'd and II would be
been picking up all the white kidney available in
for export somewhat higher Other varieties about
previously quoted Not much doing In green peas. We
quote: Beans domestic Marcy choice. pc, bush 81 IS
So. 90 pea choice s7As DO fair to good soas:e %
8 eo do white kidney: choice g 2oi DO yellow eye
ington. soqs5c green bbls. per BUSH 61t4c: do
bags. cO9G2iac: do Scotch bbIs. 7oQ771sc do bags,
G7lsG7oc. a. SsWa<
isfactory and the market has firm tone
fancy Demand Is absorbing the supply
quite closely. and improving quality adds TO the conn,
business largely because Of the scarcity Of ocean
selling reasonably well Imitation creamery however
tubs Of factory demand for which IS exceedingly lin
tied We quote: Creamery. Western. extras. M.
lac; do nrsts. lsglstc DO thirds 70 seconds ll0l2e
dairy half hrkn tubs: extras: isaal4c DO Welsh fancy
creamery fancy iIh@l2e do seconds to hrss eH9lle;
f60ic; do thirds TO seconds 7i1G
Stc; old Western factory Or dairy, ,9i9c ..,,.r.
bio OF the stock 10 going directly into cold storage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-20
Railroads.
"AMaRioA's oRRArGsT RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ T. HUDSON RIVER r. n.

E. HUDSON RIVER r. r,

E s,:sS GRAND CENTRAL station .sD srEs asE:.:
Syracuse and RcShester Due Buffalo -. ,,m.a no !:
o,ao 4 MsbalIy Fs., Mall for reashk..e.l.: Albany
1880 ' A. MExcept Sunday Day Express. For Al. i'm
100 ?. M-paily, Southwestern Limited. For Column.
at Poushkespsle, Albany Utica. Syracuse Roches-
100 p MDalIy Chicago Special for Detroit; cleye-
iand Toledo and Chicago Stops at poughksepss
$3.50 M.-Escept Sunday Yves. Point. Poushkeep'ie
4.ao r M-Daiiy North Shore Limited. Due p.troi.
s;yo a. M Chicago 4;ao p M Stops at Albany
600 P, M:-Daiy. For Albany. Troy. Utica Adiren.
sgara Falls, Cleveland, Toledo. Detroit. Chicago
e,2s cPse'MSnn -, Louis Eu. r,ov burlington p..bursh
TAO p M,Day. For Buffalo, Niagara Falls s, Csvs;
o,oo PGsshkfepss Albany and Tiiss g., ,,,,.D..
only for points on Fall BROOK Railway Via Lyons
ogdensbug, Buffalo. Niagara Falls cleyelaTnyd To-
sS9 the h, EXCEPT Ro1S Saturday for Cape
1910 NIGHT.Theatre train for Chicago and principal
sunday night. SUNDAY nIshtr. Chicago seeDers
ooe 'sv' On a S' s p Mpay ..eeD, Sunday
P'Gd via Harlem dn1 p H and tn. p.k
'9' f Nie III H& TRaII R'! r. nvoNkERs
b.sn aas Ss'Tss% s9'H''
Tan. rnaGs car, VII. S pn .sSuTh ss trains
Tickets and wagner once at Grand Central Station.
- 2ci 4s Broadway 81 East l!thst: 94S Broadway
ton. Newly 1893 and 72e Fulton-s and LOG Broad
baggage checked from hotel by the West
colt Io HS?rss' T S9mPa1y GEORGE DANIELS
General Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-20
LONDON WOOL SALES.

sales to-day was good and competition was keen all
around. with prices showing hardening tendency The
Continental buyers bought secured woods at ertreme
and Germany sought eagerly after locks ana pieces
quantity OF crossbreis by the home
trade. and also quantity OF Cape OF Good Hope and
Natal woods at the highest prices OF the last
American buying was somewhat better to-day Rusua
bought woods The OF bales offered was
1861. OF which 500 withdrawn The following are
sales In detail;
New south wales-5.ii0 bales: secured 7Isd@is "A:
greasy. i&nlOd.
QueenslandTS9 bales secured. 9,sdQis sgd; greasy
J%u0Ld
Victoria2a33 bales; secured 0,sdQis I'd; greasy ~
1i0isd.
south Austraiia-ao5 bales secured 0d0is: greasy.
5[ff.h.
West Austraiia--307 bales; greasy, 4qIAd
Tasmana-2lB bales, greasy. 6IUiOd.
New-Zealand-33i9 bales: secured. Stsd9is 2hd;
greasy 5AHviad.
Cape OF Good Hope and Nstsi-i.72 bales; secured.
GkdGlis I'D; greasy. 4EU6isd,
sale Of rs bales OF Australian skns secured sold At
7AdTis 8isd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-20
OTHER MARKETsBY TELEGRAPH

East Buffalo, May s-CattleReceipts cars; market
steady Hogs-Receipts II market steady Yorkers
choice. So 09ss o2 rough. common to sooa 20 nd
asa 40: pigs good choice. 81 eOq&3 " sheep anu
iambs-Rece!ps ls cars; market fairly active; ia ns
choice TO prime s. 1Oa$J 90 cus TO common % -
SO sheep-Cho!ce TO selected wethers. - oogSf W.
culls and common, 81 25as3 o3
Kansas City May l9.--Cat:le-Best grades STEADY
Others weak Hogs 5aiOc heavies 81 35ds3 4Z,s
packers 81 35dS3 45: mixed SO +Os3 90 lights. 80 200
81 80; Workers., 50 1898 So pigs. e 7o9s3 No. Sheep
steady S4as6 for lambs; muttons w 5Vq$4 30
East Liberty, May 19.-Catte steady prime. 20 log
Sc %: bu. and cows. S2G$3 49, common 20 good
fat oxen s2qs4 TO- Hogs fairly active; prime medium
SO s0a$3 So best Workers 81 1888 So heavy 50 700
80 50: fair Workers. SO 0aS3 49, pigs " 100
81 90 roughs 81 oGs3 o. Sheep steady choice "a 100
81 fair 81 55a$3 so; choice lambs 81 OqS5 lO COM
to good lambs s4as4 70: veal calves. s6as5 10
ST. Louis, May 10.-Cattle steady for best natives:
others lower Texans ioc lower fancy export steers rs
native shipping. - $3.50 TO-
dressed beef and butchers SO soa$5 sockes and feed
ers 50 s5ds4 as steers under 900 10 80 70aS %: cows
and heifes So 2Oas4 90 Texas and Indian steers red
So 4oas4 o grass 81 sogs3 81; and hefers g g
So Hogs barely steady, closing weaker: light ~ oOQ
81 90; mixed So 4OqS3 20: heavy 81 3Oas3 10. Sheep
steady for and dull for others native muons ~ y
asa q; culs and bucks 81 5oas3 25 Texas sheep s3s
81: spring lambs. s5ds5 80 Az
Cincinnati. May i9.Hogs active and strong at at SAG
SO I2s Cattle firm. 50 Sdf4 49, Sheep steady " 100
81 e. Lambs steady 81 5OnS5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-20

~ n, 10 a. e: ~ g. II; p 81 IL a. Z
s. ssn i g v e 60 IS, 50 B. 50; ''i do 40
&c +; ysa. u n q" 50 CO., 10 do 1888 '' at
' + Ss :, al leS 10 20 & s.
iis A. iss r. az d T. s;5s s. ?. o.
4. a'ss E'ss' &C.: !! Ysa: 3
g. 1873 3D. 70 3. g 8 @ * s az -
Pls9Sas 80 ysa. Z; r 1 "a q 3d. i2 Al u d a.
$. + 4 E s. !, ii b 20 q $ Il s.
a. s. s. Is $? a. IL < 80 ss :. $ q 8 g.
$ . s. Il g.
B. S:. Fl g 90 &c. 70 DO 80 81
5s. AL Or s J.
s,s q T.s IN s4 demand s and
fs sd . sss asfS
se gi'" even at still lower prices ruled yesterday The
1891 Ss:!$ s'sr !: sSss :ses
mutton s%sa y;sns: ssSlossj
s. Sa ss dressed
asa e 81 co"s yF%a 81 aTs' = 50 p at 49,
60 H. at 50 Is; ais Buffalo yearnss. Il H. s. i2
2 nn 2h'S deer. de- Il "a ~ K Re@csy d. r.
$50 msr yrsa' a. d Jos Mas s. and lambs ~
SO 49, ISS Virginia do 63 10 81 go "a Buffalo year
iings u ~ at 50 12k 30 Virginia sheep % lb a. ~
81 do 81 Is: Al Maryland do n ID. at ~ 80
Newton Co.: 1I2 Virginia lambs GS no at 50 20; w
yearngs II ~ at s. 3d. "a State sheep and year
lings. 62 10. at 81 25. o~o
s. Judd Co.: 80 Kentucky lambs SO N. at 20 30: 23S
Buffalo yearngs 10 ID average at - 49, $50 hehtuchy
sheep. e5 10. at 81. o.. - . o., no.
s. Sanders: 225 Kentucky yearlings 81 10, at $o 26o
Buffalo do SO n. at 81 80: - do. 40 10. at 30
T. Kase: 10 Jersey sheep III NJ. at - 10; jersey
yearnss eS 10, AIS; a Jersey lambs at s. EACH
"a do at - 70 ., ~,
Hume Mullen 24O Buffalo yearling.. ~ n. at - 20
240 do II No. at 81 3D. State do. 8o 10. AZ so S'ae
D. Harrington: 2lO Buffalo yeariings, SO ID. at IS s7A:
237 6s n. 81 sTis. ,. ~,
head on sale Very little business up to late houI put
feeling reported steady at s4as4 - per 100 10 TOT ehee
saes-s Judd q Co.: State hogs. 2i7 10 average. at
g. % per 100 N. ..,o
g. Sanders: 2 State hogs. 223 n. at - TO- .,n
George Dillenback: @ state hogs 2o ID al - Az"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-20
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
:WEST SHORE R.R.

trains leave W 42d Sc s!aton n y. % follows AA4
ESQ A. i. DAILY. Local to Buffalo .
Huffaio Niagara Falls. Toledo. Cleveland Chicago.
II Ills A. n. Daily except Sunday. to ,,stsk!n Noun
albany Utica, Saratoga. Caldwell Lake oeorse
Car TO Albany. -. 49,
600 r ii. Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica syracuse
Cleveland Chicago and 81; Louis
1,a5 p NJ Daily except Sunday. for Syracuse Roches.
AK p NJ Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse Rochester,
p"oaio Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit Cleveland Chi.
caco and ST. Louis.
Ssno tables at principal hotels and Offices.
~''~ + LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
vanderbllt-ave. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. May 1oaFour inactive and nrmer; TO-, un.
receipts 10 6ls bbs exports TO- 45 bbs Wheat
dull and easy; spot and month. 7sq7slsc July. I4ac
asked August. I2'sc asked receipts 5000 bush stock
IFS BUSH Southern wheat by sample. s8qsIc torn
steady: spot 3OhQ3O4c; month 2o7sa3oc: June 30.
29stc: July. 29h429hc steamer mixed 21lba2IAc: re
cepts 297 bush exports 1891 bush; stock 82O4s
bush; sales. 2eooo bush; southern white con- stc %
241a25c; receipts Gill bush; stock. 1923 bush Rye
weak: No nearby. 39i1aDci No Western, 4oapsc;
receipts 1881 bush: stock, 80. $50 bush.
Boston, May le.-F1our easy: receipts, = 800 bush
spring patents 81 35ds4 9: and sraights " 500
81 - winter patents 81 75as5 s5 clear and s;rashts
81 +OGS5. Cornmea 6IG69c per bag; 81 6OaSl % per
6b Oats firm; receipts so 544 BUSH fancy clipped 2ah
a3oc: No 2 clipped 29c No clipped. 2Sa2siao Corn
and steamer 34034tc Mlfeed quiet spring bran. ship
lake and rail- S1 10: winter bran. sl4 2od$4 30; mid
diings. sII 75asi5; Red Dog -four, si4 so.
Buffalo May losprng ThesIAetiye inquiry s Sat
asO1.c; No Northern. old. sl7sc new. $685. winter
wheat quiet M1 rea &c orr na o NJ corn
Oats-Demand fair: prices steady: No white. 24%c, No
white 22sc: mixed. 21c. Rye dull: No In store.
CSC feights steady. Flour steady: fair demand
Chicago May ie.-The leading futures ranged as fox