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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-22
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York foot Of Chambers-ss
q. follows and FIVE minutes earlier from West 23d:s:
D:UO A. M.-vestibuied Express daily for Waverly.
Enghamton, Elmra. Buffalo Bradford. Arrive Buffa
s.WJ r. VI. Parlor Buffalo
300 L. M--Vestbu.ed Limited fast mail Daily. solid
train Chicago. via Chautauqua Lake. arrives Ceve
land 40 a VI. Chicago, +. VI. S.eepers Chicago.
Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car
1870 T.. M-Bunalo and Cleveland Nestlbuled Express
Daily arrives Buffalo I:lJ A. NJ, Bradford 49, 4. NJ.
jamestown 500 A. NJ. Cleveland lis P NJ Sleepers to
buffalo Cleveland making direct connections for De-
troit, Chicago and the West.
S:45 r. M-vla ChaItauqua Lake and Nlagara FAILS
Daiy. Sold Chicago Seepers TO Hornelisvile.
Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car
accommodatlons at III IL 2Gi 4o and a3I Er9ad-
ST. rbers and 23d-st. ferries. NewYorh: 333
ana 12G Fuon-st. 1905 Broadway. Brooklyn: 700 Hud-
son-st Koboken. and Jersey City Station. Westcott
Express calls Tor and rhecks baggage from hotels and
resid n destination
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


xeaknsss cables being dsappClnns the average
siding and Fail River reports unsatisfactory; Mnie
0a e2ea quiet at M the o spot ssop
strictly low mdding strictly midding cotton for which
pay full quotations Good middling cotton and grades
above can be bought relatively cheaper GIades De;Ow
neglected. freight is available for weeks
tramp tonnage Meanwhile exporters GU: Of their
scarcity tonnage There has een little specua-
sion in futures today The market eane4 weakness mess
ssen hanmsrng and raids made by the who
GSdsns several 6oGks Si long eGOn IN The session. Al
with the finally steady at net decline OF Salo points
sod to The sxent Of liz oS bales Tor
e eH9 dns Gu s southern spo, Cotton markets
omdding quoted follows Galveston easy l-lSe
steady 7c sales $3.50 bales Mobile steady re- sales
Co. S,s 3s nominal c dun a lad IS bales M u
iiGc decline nc: sales. tales. Augusta steady ~
FAC bid Wilmington steady, '1sc baltimore nominal
Exchange special LvsrRool cables Spot cotton
moderate demand sales GOO bales speculation and eT
5000; middiing upiands $500 Futures partially
dS1 deCns Sissa a%s' s i spS %
May 4o2s 4Ols 10 @
october November 347b; November Decenber i'v De
January 2iis. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dull Cloths
Recep,s at interior towns this $500 bales.
compared with 337 bales week and II. $40 bales
Total shipments were 5000 bales against 2s2i
bales the previous week 80 $50 bales year
Present stocks aggregate Hills bales against l2s 262
bales week ago. and l51 653 bales in 1856 ,. c..
Secretary makes the cotton movement from Sep
TENDER 10 date receipts. G613.@44 bales. against
l2i G5G bales in 1896 7s4l15l bales
overland mills Canada. Sol 900 bales; last
7e3 400 bales two years ago lo2i9S' bales Interior
with 1870 1896 and a 6o baee in 1895 South
ern mill takngs net $50 lo6 bales against ,7l8s6 bales
last year and 7l3 3l bales years Brought into
sight during eight months and twenty-one days date.
s254994 bales COMPARED with GSl252 bales in 1885, and
bales in 1895.
II. - rrice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-22

ment was the feature IN wheat to-day There were few
rerods OF steadiness and these were caused NANNY 81,
news came 10 hand greatly overbalanced oy the
abundance Of bearsh influences from all quarters az nome
abroad The opening weakness here resulted rom
private advices 20 brilliant crop prospects this side
particularly some improvement noted In the Caiornla
sharp decline al San Francisco. Continental markets
weak the English advices. Berlin CLOSING
mark lower BY, Paris markets winding Gre up T houses
were inclined trade both sides Of the market but
later became little partial 10 the bear sde. me
the day. with than usual confidence displayed on
side in view Of continued heavy receipts IN
the Northwest and absence OF supporting features IN ,
way Of outside trade The stimulating FACTORS curing
seaboard clearances Of 4lsOO bush wheat
and -four further evidences that the next visible supply
will decrease 100000 bush. and few reports or an
unfavorahle character from Indiana, the latter paray
offset. however. by improved outlook In Kansas Near
close the bull side given further impetus by
vestigatiop. however. bringing light only about j"
loads here and 10 loads outpcrts coupled with me
response to these factors and the close was heavy AZ R
Ic net decline from last night. Curb trading was mas
expor, business oe bush spring and $1,000
bush No hard winter. Quotations b. anoat We're
follows No hard Duluth silsS; No sd.,c N0r ="
Northern Duluth. 79sc; No hard New-York 1ssc and
No hard NewYork I7sc C0RNMIhe corn m n,s
giving before the decline In wheat 10 an IN
der,one weakness which lasted thoushout the after
close being partially &c lower than last might
Exporters took $500 bush No corn quoted sOc delv
in only There officially recorded transac,
futures and the close was nomnay unchanged
2Gic No 3 white 2aNc: track white, 2ca3iiac; track
Quote Quoted: 2ssaasi. .t4c' t. Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-22
OTHER MARKETs-DY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May 2f.-Thcre a better demand TOT cattle
than Yesterday prices ruled Sales were ~ an
extreme range SASS The eIlk sold to - 3otSt 49,
wit n sales at s.. few sOckers AMI tr"u
Sc 40as3 70. but 81 les largely AZ $40
in active der rand ono bunch bringing
80 10 Cove helfers and bulls activ" and strong
md Texans sold steady price There was lvey Gr
mand hogs the start. the market advancing "g
per n and showing strength than M any
previous this week Saeii AZ extreme range
Of So 40ds3 S. prime selected singers going the hgh
cot, and the the hogs brought 81 1898 80 sheep
5OdS5 Co wooded Color dos selling A. s. 4nns3 62s
while shorn lambs sold SASS r. quite extensively
spring lambs n s5dsr - for good lots averaging
20 10. 80 75T - IS FOR lots averaging
40 n ~ Sheep sold r. 56s+ 90 for the poorest to
the best chiefly SO 5OGsi ~ with large sales Of Texans
ccips-Cattle head; ioss $4,000 head sheep GoOO
head.
ST. Louis Nav 2i.Cat Il steady: fancy exnort steer,
81 15TsJ choic rativ" chipping - 6'.t<o 10
dressed haer and butchers, SO 6lTsa socer ard fee'
crs 50 Gi6S4 20 s'eers ifAler LOCO H. 81 1Ogs 20 COW
and hofers 50 oOGsa 10 Tevas and Indian steers fed
81 4oGsa -; grass i,3 6 ard hefrs SO ?3n
81 e. HOES strong higher: Hight. 81 f5H 80 90
rYed 81 RIOS? 10 hea ~ Sheep steady for
hest orv native mute 4. o5T culls and bucks,
81 5oas3 %: Texas shoe ), s3asi spring lambs sjGsG
city Ma 2'cac stead to strong 81 II? yS
81 53 hackers 81 40 Es3 -: rixed 81 45as3 co. tight
60 4Ti.Gs3 co. Yorker a5dS 90 bulls y tng'J i0'
Sheep strong, lambs. !; ErnS6; mutton y Z'n>f ~"
Fast Liberty Nav 2l.-Cat, steady; prime 81 loa
e. % bulls stage AM s2Is3 ~ common IN good
fat oven s2asi 10 !ors active. higher: prime medium
Workers. ard pc 81 a'GS4; common =. ar N5!Wn
90 heavy So ~ fs3 %; rough 81 21hS p. Shepp
steady: cho 50 |; ass Is; common 81 HdS3 20; con-
mon 10 good lambs sias4 81: spring lambs. s5dS6 so;
veal calves SJaS5 ga
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Kentucky do. lbs 10 s.*7'; % cows 300 3D. -
@ newton a. CO.. co.. ~ IL state cows III r. at co. COZ
cows lis NJ at 50 s' do. $40 ro' at 50 10 DO W.
Collins: II cows 1913 H. at SO 25; do. 1883 No. 10
Mich cows-Receipts only one head; no 'rao''s'
head making with stock carried over r, .yS ia
Ssy ssa to be '0S demand Afas
the decline nG, ss sns ~s. xiv
cleared at the close prime yeas sold Tca ns
s. % per 100 u; culs at 50 80 city dress Sc per
n: little calves is5c few dressed but;em' ks IN
market and selling at 5a5lsc' limited nu"'O''
sales-s Judd & Co.: SO veals. 1874 ~ at % 70 per
NJ Collins: ~ veals 1871 10. a, IS %; d. 100 ID
ssy,?9 g 1.s S:' 90 ~ 2: e. n s at
u 3 E S,' s iS CIV, dir
to butchers were q cars or soi head cony the
stock carried over from yesterday there were - cas- on
;Ss under at ssscs c ys saef
sS sTnF lambs 9s'G ags of T ea s%Py ana
anassa 20 rstorS prices on eI! g 4dne To PRIME
sheer Sass Incl, ling sD6 flew
S@any so"thern ,'s At scase as dressed 7asMe
isc mainly. few countrydressed spring lambs arriving
and Ispf c HIS Gr Esnmcy lambs. ~ NJ SO
IL nurao 20 ~ Sc l2e Busn,o yrp s, en-. s. o
H. at s. ia las Een,aeky d. 100 h. 1t So oo 81 do
(unshornD. % N. at 81 G2is ~ .
D. Mcpherson & Co: 2io Kentucky nrnbs % 10. az
SC so ~ Kentucky sheep GS N. at 81 M; % BunaI'
do. ia ~ at 81 49, 62 do ~ n at $50, % DO iol fo
at 81 so; 81 50 II do l0 lb. at ~ r.
s. Judd e. Co.: 1853 Kentucky lamb. 81 ID. at 80 ~
12I Buffalo warnings al Sc ~ ia b. ,alo yearinss Oh
10 at s.: III Buffalo sheep IS n. at 81 SIP. 49,
Newton g. Co.. 200 State warnings. "a N. a. - ~?
do ~ s. 37IR: i9i Kentucky sleep o. H. at 81
bucks las N at So 10 ~
s Sanders: $50 Buffalo yeariinrs. - n. at 81 40: ~
,.aS L ssrs 800: bead al sgS4 S
100 N for weights. Nothnf doing In country
dressed and quotations nomina, AT ~ SIC per N.
s Sanders: State hogs. eli H. at 81 10: roushs
AS NJ at So 10 800 ,
s. Judd & Co.: State hogs 1870 no at 81 10: rough
4 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-22

Ing and Il seems that the anoat lots pressing on the
market have been taken up so that the selling prcssuf
appears have been relieved There was moderated,
fair demand for refined with tone STEADY uno
prices unchanged The London sugar cable reports S'
quet and unchanged little demand; Java auo.ed
los Ca and fair refining Beet reported STEADY,
but little doing May quoted at S. sid and June
at Cd which Is also unchanged We quote Donlnos,
Sc: cut loaf 5c crushed 5sc; powdered t%sd as
powdered. 4Ac graduated ave. fine granuh,eu 80
coarse granulaed 4%c fine gTanuiated tsc conIeS
TONERS ganuiated 44c; cubes 4Ac: NXXN pOwaerea'
4sc No /: Sc; No n.e; No 8 tse No = NJ g.
SIC; No TO- 3G9c No H. 3Sc: No IT, 3:c; NO H. "sc'
No IL. 3.c No Is 3isc No lG 3sc: - . ..,.ooo
TOIiACCO-There was very little business In tooacco
during the last three DAYS but the marke ssS
steady for both domestic and foreign. The SAFES OF
leaf were 325 bales including 100 cases crop 1879 New
England 12isqi5c: 10 crop ls New-Engadd ~,
Havana. at 1SI22; 1892 Pennsylvania NJ
l3c and crop 1893 Wisconsin Hayana al ~,
The sales 10 bales at S,cgSl W IN Dhi
and the shles OF Sumatra % bales at "caS@ III
bond
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-York. Nav 81

New-York, May 81. Is u.
pFEVFs-Receipts, o. cars. or 1.60i head-i0 a. to
he escorted IS cars direct 10 local saughterers 10
S.,s Tor The market; counting the cattle already In
vard there were fale-nl Jersey fifty
Demand only fair and market ruled quiet througho
ust about "wednesday closing prices In all
e Yards were cleared the finish Very poor fairly
rood native steers sold s4gs4 90 per 100 ~ {, few
Yen A. AZ no bulls SO $50 So So cows 81 i2i0 ~
Dressed beef steady 7as.c per 10 for poor to prime
city dressed natives sides London and Liverpool rabies
quoted American steers lover at lOisgllae. dressed
beef lower at s.g9s per No No exports o,day
quarters beef for swift CO.. the massachusetts for
London go and 24gl quarters for Schwar tschid
& sulzberger. and 200 head for shamberg 50 n; the
alilee for London II cattle for Shanbers So and
20 head fo- schwarzschd suzberger the Boil ria for
London, 2G4 for Swift a. Co... and 1876 h. nd for
Nelson Norris Co: the Francisco for Hull - cattle
Tor ] Shnmberg & Son. making total from n Us port
Tor the Of 26G6 cattle $40 sheep and 1921
ters Of beef all ports OF Great Britain nh the
execution Of az cattle and 70 sheep
snles-D Mcpherson q Cot 1s Kentucky stee s l2ll
N, nv.rnge at 81 per 10p n; I 1900 NJ SO s0
bull 1880 10 80: do. 1880 No. Mt 81 35; cows
iII8 H. al G5 Is do $50 II. at 90 20; do No. at
a. do 93O NJ. 81 DO 10 do 022 ID. at 81 u do
iI2O NJ az 81 so; do. 100 NJ at 81 l2l5.
sherman Culver Lancaster County. Penn steers.
Ixs7 NJ nj s. iO ~ DO 1900 No. at 81 20; do No. at
81 90; do go 10. at s. 40: d. 900 ID. at "; cows
s. Sanders: 20 Illinois steers, il73 H. at 10; ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston May 2i.-Cotton easy: mdding. TAsc: low
nidtiing Ic. good ordinary, G3sc receipts. bales
80 40 5s5 Weekly-Set receipts. bales; gross
5579: exports TO France 1901; sales l4s1 spnners
li3. - go. ..,,t,o,. ..,,,,- 80,
,SJi, nc: good ordinary. 9-iGc receipts $50 bales
1.O16 mo;
sark II 600 WeekiyNet receipts. 5.i25 bales; gross
SoS: ,xnorts 70 Britain 42i7: the Continent
old; coastwise. Lab. sales. GIL
S,oy orleans MAY 2l-Cotton quiet and stendy mid
o,ng 7xc. low middllnG. l5iGc: good ordinary 6ic
recepts II bales; exports 10 the Continent 1880: coast
wise e5 sales. ESQ stock. 100 6Ss Weekly-Reeelpts
coastwise l. 152 sales. II 500.
Ssvannah NAV 2i.-Cotton dull and easy: miadln g
7sc low middng &C. receipts, ii5 bales: exports
wise Gia sales. Is: stock lOs7 Weekly-Net receipts
$50 bales: gross, i4li exports coastwse. 2013 sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-22
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London May 2l-At the wool auction gales to-day
1864 bales offered OF which 1000 Withdrawn
Prices ruled the late high rates and fully main
Competition keen, the Continent and Amer
buyers competing for New South Wales greasy and
paying extreme rates Locks and pieces suitable for the
Continent sold quickly. Cape OF Good Hope and Nata.
greas.es In good demand and Punta Arenas stock
by the home adc at unchanged prices. Eel
lowing the sales In detail:
New South Wales: i.oe3 bales: secured. 0.d9ls Sd:
greasy. 5Ul0d.
Queensland. 1910 bales secured. iod3is 2id: greasy
0G0isd.
Victoria 1882 bales; Secured i0iGis 4d 6aild
South Australia. 203 bales: secured. IL ihd. greasy
5ieQ1ad
West Australia. 10 bales; greasy. 595isd.
Tasmania 30 bales. secured Cd
New Zealand T04 bales: secured 7NdGis ND: greasy
5nh9'.d -
Cape Of Hore and Natal sTt bales; secured. os9
i0itd. greasy. 3l9G6Ad.
Pnnta AIeras. lb22 bales. greasy. l1Id.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-22

from Missouri and very high from the Northwest. The
bull leaned on his statistics He hoped for decrease in
the visible Monday Of 100000 bush and pre-
the Chicago stock OF at least 100000
bush The spot demand was as poor to-day as II was
Yesterday less than bush done all the floor
in all ways ard less OF FOR shipment. New
York claimed fory-seyen loads for export at the close
business probably possible by the big Duluth deliv
before yesterday There were fair cearances
4fSOOO bush other hand Northwestern receipts
were large AIS against 25 last Just at
the wndup New-York reported 10000 bush wheat sold
speculative trade continues narrow and entirely pfo
fessonal That makes it possible for few room tradere
we're the best sellers The ST. contingent is bear
sh The seaboard 10 be on the came side There
is an influential group OF local huli specuat9s INC
chief from the dwinding stocks ana
the easily created fears Of shorts The curb was weak
July getting I09sc clearances both coasts were 2oOo
bush
corn was firm keeping within nc range and closing
Just shade last night. July opened at 242c soi
between 2+asc and o4ssc. and closed AT 2r5d24sc.
and evo: hare az these had been sold TO arrive and
consequently not on the market The estimate ror
weather good Elevator people were tho sellers
Darlington Hannah and Counseiman particularly. The
buying demand from shorts. Patten notably Sea-
board clearances 2l3000 bush Charters were SOD
hush The temper OF cash handlers continues bearish
Exports for the week 319o COO bush.
Oats barely steady losing Sc. July sod from
iSsc to f77sc bid and closed AZ sc sellers There were
receipts 3is with 3GS cars estimated for sat
urday. Samples were n little easier There was good
weather West. There however fair sh piping de-
mand with 100000 bush chartered Seaboard cearances
provisions were made strong by light hog receipts and
higher prices tho Yards There were $4,000 out there
with $4,000 estimated Saturday The packers fell
each other TO get tho hogs Everything closed
top-pork. 122c over last night; lard 2isc to DC over
rib. Ii2c over
wheat closed at G97sc: 'cals" Tla.d,lbc. 'Pute' on
July corn 2r9G2i%c; calls" 2i'sG2il4c.
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA


And Dss ias IS AND coEfLANbr srREETs
eIThe leaving time from psSbto.ses and Cor, c9rsas1s
! s.sSss F eaf p rssss e
s AST hSF sN;s''f aGf fsy.i
cS5s n seS Rsas D"Rs s%shas es
1.5y r. i. cHicAdo AND ST iOtIs EXPRESS
e. Sa'fS;' w SIS ssa s":
s insanI PScF ft E E;XgP1REssror pasu,s ana
Chicago Connects FOR Cleveland and Toledo sxesps
S''u' WASHINGTON AND WE SOUTH.
755 s25 o25. 955 DINING carp. 1855 a.. m. rs. L@
c1I5 '.consressiensl Lin. all pad9r ssd Dining
IL 10 night. sunday. s. 70 o25. io5S M (sis Con:
S6S shs ca r is, az Fhae' c s9a So s
souTHERS RAILwAY.-ExDts.'. 42' D. NJ. nn
ATLANTic COAST LINE-Express o % a. m. and as
a e SSix s q2 Ivy s;1
ArEsXTTG rrY s and Cortland, Street,. 10
Long Branch Asbav Park Gnterlaken sundav.,. Ocean
Port Pleasant 70 70 pss q sss
i2So M S ESs = '''
Dining a los5 8 & nl TG' ea1 80 s ss
f So s ss% sss %: dI;5sS SSs;. IGs; !
cs3. 5.j5 DINING Can. 74o, 7s5' s'' ?. m. iai0
r'ss s.iss; f9 S.:. s VS. ;ss II sl 9:
aSn sheets na stations ct. Street s so Fa.n
Proadway and Brooklyn Annex s fe sTo2sys;
vii: ca f5r and check baggage from hotels and r.s<
denrss iiI1l Gso e destination" ,R WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo o55 p 81 Pullman vestibule Day Coaches
and Paror Cars D- .ng-Car service. Meals "a carte
at Buffalo with through sleepers TO Detroit and
1910 y. VI. daily. esoep, Sunday. for Maueh csunx
40 r. VI. daily. except Sunday for wkesbarrs.
Ptston. Scranton and principal intermed.ate statona
Connects for all points In toai regions chaiE cars %
4:lO r. W. daily except Sunday for wkes6sH%
pttston Scranton md principal, intermediate stations
Connects for all points in coal regions Pullman Binst
BIB r. ~ daily. Tor EAsToN and intermeia,. sta
tons - d.. c,..,.-
G:IO r. NJ. daily. except Sunday Express fo- sa;in:
principal stations Connects ior Read
ing I'd Harrisburg C"iair Car TO Slatngton. -
700 y. VI daily Penn. r. r., 23d-st:. G:53 p ND.
FOR BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS and ell points West
Pullman Sleeper Vsstibuled train y. y. 70 chicago
Sleepers 10 Buffalo and Toronto. 80.
S::.O y. W. daily. except SUNDAY penn. r.. X. I'd
st. 755 p M stopping only at south Planled. Easton
bethlehem. Mauch Chunk l.. & q. Junction Sayre
Geneva Rochester Batavia and Buffalo. Pullman Sleeper
Buffalo. None but seepng-car passengers carried
No baggage carried. -, 5, =,
FOR ITHACA GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
NIAGARA FALLS. and all points West Pullman
Sleppor, 10 Wkesbarre and Ithaca ,.,
Additional local trains daily. except sunday ror sUCHo
RpOOK and intermediate points leave as follows 800 A.
NJ go AGO. end $50 p NJ - 49, 49,
Tickets and Pullman accommodations ~ 1l3. ?6l 2I3
:-5 1923 Broadway. ~ East 1ith ST. l3S East
Io,th ST 1o1 Powerv y. Y SEQ Fulton St. Court ST.
oS prnad,vay and Brooklvn Annex Rrookiyn.
Transfer Germany will call for and check
baggage hotel 'r residence through - destination
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nailroaoo.
"Ame RIcA.s oaEATEoT RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ E. HUDSON RIVER r. r.
vuc cNun-rpnnV TpliuR IluS
the F0UR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.

From GRAND cENTEAh STATION 4sD Steel r:sl.r;
Tastes, train The s"RPs %S'f ABA
syracuse and Rochester. Due Buffalo AZ p =. M T.
oaC Mbaiy Fss, Mail for Poughkssp.!s A s,,
1880 a. MEscep, Sunday Day Express, For all i'm
100 M-DaiIy Southwestern Limited For c9 s,nn,
blis; Cinclnnati Indianapolis and 81 LOUIS oop'
at Poushkeepsle. Albany. Utica. Syracuse Eoches
400 te r and and Iiu1alo. - -. ,s,,o,, c.v.
and c essssg sDf siS.
Albany Alp Schenectady, Utica Syracuse Rochester
""o p M-Except Sunday West Point Poushkeep''
$3.50 p M.-D1ly North Shore Limited. Due Detroit
iC a. sn n Chicago 4ao p m stops at "0a"'
600 sdc MMDsy F? Albany Troy u's aaa Adr e.
agara Falls Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit Chicago
o2 PselMnnai ba IS, L TS1 Troy Burlington patsours
1870 p M.Daiy For Buffalo Niagara F"lls s,o Ciev s
o,oo rGpgshSfeD;s Albany and ea Car passenger,
only for points on Fall Brook Railway via iy0"'
on5 az? m iF fbSsHs'toF For sv.c. oswcgo
o , buffalo Niagara Fails clsyelnWTd ,c To
1910 NIGHrTheare train for Chicago and prn rtnsi
sunday nsS s sunk SF'n n.sh,s Chicago seeDer'
o:oG 4 NJ and Bias p. M-paily except Sunday to
o, P'qSd via Harlem iyl;Sn and tn. p.r
St Nie4r l% TRHIi 5V - YoSEE1Rs
s r. Fisy ?,S only line running a
wogner Palace cars al through trains
Tickets and Wagner Offices at Grand Central Station
,2 POI Az roadw.y 81 Eos, hs ,S 9'2 ,s
ton. Ney-York; 3ss and 72c Fuitonst and LOG Broad
baggage checked from hotel or by the west
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
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stntions in New-iork. loot of Barclay and
S'"'' ChristOpher Streets.
xrSTyuUIED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
w OARS. PiNINCM MONT.

TO NEW Rk. BlbDOMflElsD, MONTELAlR.
~" THE ORANGES. summit Barnardsvie Baskns
ridge. Madison. Morristown psssac Paterson, Boon'
Ton Dover, stanhope. NEWTON. BUDDS LAKE;
MOUNTAINS WASHINGTON PHlLLIPSBURG, EAsroN
WATER GAP, STROUDSBURG. Pocono Mountains.
SCRANTON. PrrTSTON, Wit.KEsBARRE. NASTl-
COKE. DANXIILE. NoRTnDMnERLANp Won't Mont
vile UTICA RICaFIEI;p SPRINGS c9, JIRa
ctRNING BATH DANSyILiEE EoETAL0 sTd all
400 a. M.-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops a, prineloA
1905 Az M'-ccate Car. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. RlNd-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-22
ROSToN WOOL MARKET.

Boston, May 2i.-"The Boston Commercial. Bulletin
will Of the wool market; The market Is
duer than months The sales Of domestic arc con
fined Territory and pulled wool There has been no
business in neeccs Prices ~ pulled wool and ordinary
Territory have weakened slightly Stape and fleece woods
are unchanged and firm There has been heavy de
llverles of South American wool. The London auctions
close firm, tho entire decline having been recovered
thanks to German buving. The United States has pur
chased 1000 bales at these auctions less than a
tenth Of their purchases last The sal Of
the l5i9o00 N domestic and 2IO4 0N N for
egn against 963 500 N domestic and 2.I980Co N foreign
l. domestic 81 900 ID fore
for the week las, year The sales 20 date show an
increase Of n domestic and 0Ss3 100 N foreign
from the the date In 1896 The receipts %
date show an Of 20 35 baes domestic and iO
Iofaa fore fUD'