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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

III s on M%y and S% Ice Re @ s r an
and feeders we're in demand ana all o. zoe higher
s s9agS asl:H's a
so * s and
f ss4 0F s. g?aS' M III G'" "S%. sS
springers strictly fancy mixers s3easi5 good fancy
se, = @ ha M and to
81 5ca$a so Iogs.ReseiPs 100 cars ta!r demand but
ca @' go T to- thoes Yorkefs s. si q mixed packers
cH Sa ionsS. 81 SssS and nd S@S
Is a fr ia p% G 0@ sas at AMY
So 75as4 Is; culls ana saasS 50, sheep
GGicago. May 8-Tn cattle the general run Of habitat
suffered decline Of about &C. but choice beeves
were scarce and remained firm sales we're On basis Isl OF
Choice to extra cattle the bulk Of the sales being at
% gl 4s ssy and S. Ia4S
stun Was in demand at unGhansed prices and
6sd market resulted 50 Gs sE 90 SsSS
packing selling 50 g - and .%aI prime s s9, wSishts
prices for sheep S1 lambs G. Zoe ger o
e. N at s 9 20 Sheep sS sold at
up s. - choice export lots Choice {. grmss heavy
ceipts-Cattle 1900 head; hogs. 5000 head; sheep
May sTcas steady H sssa Sqioo TwsG
pigs s. soasa s. sheep weak to Zoe lower; lambs. s4a
wis T sss s;sss as 81 & g2a
workers. 81 Is common fair Workers. 81 ooaS 10;
heavy hogs 81 Onsi 90; pigs 50 @GS; roughs ;: oOg
So 30 Sheep steady; clipped sheep choice - S?ast ~
common. S3aS3 60: common TO good lambs. SiaSt 50,
snrine lambs s5GS: veal calves SinSi 20.
St. Louie May 3-Catte slow: fancy export steers s5q
s. 90 fair TO choice shipping steers 50 hOQS1 %;
dressed and butchers steers 81 900 10 stocSers
and feeders s. 35dst So under 1000 H. 81 65p
81 o. cows and heers 81 6OaS4 So Texas and Indian
steers fed 81 4Oas4 20 s3as3 o3 and hefers
So6s3 70 Hogs "a lOc lower: light 50 75dS3 So mixed
S3 7Ga SO So heavy 50 6oa$3 90 Sheep slow and easier
native muttons s3dS4 80. lambs. 81 $685.. cus and
bucks 81 75aS3 80; Texas sheep. SO j0gS4 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04

white. 72a,sc; fine yellow 7ce7.c coarse. elaesc.
s!ase SUN Sn ssf1. &C. 'ss 70
SIG os2o rye So SrsS cS% Ss Sly san 02"o'c 0"e"'
GRxINGwHEXT1T TIE wheat market was somewhat
aeTncon when @ rmnes. s"vT
Close being quiet at alc ne, decline from inc SI S
bears The dec@es.e Of 5se 600 Sush in the American
ish visible supply influences which inspired or
Rs ws am neT one hs Entire day
snG aS9's I e of a%S nny
little by foreigners mostly me selling around the
rtsmRss es Ss s
conditions California prospects in Kansas
and Ohio the 'epot stated alone prevented scn,a,on
S. Michigan Sc. Indiana 20 Illinois 40, ohio 81 and Mis-
denoted an nerease of Il p sp en Pyac adyce from
California shade less favorable. but m9re than on
ter predicting the shipment Of new wheat by June "a. H.
IRON the English VISIBLE We're espoI. a nna c
shipments last week reported at 1928 90? COB bush
bush last year The figures of the amour! passase
wers The as Ose given week IN b. in s
Of l46soo bush in the contract sup
cars asainsi SOB cars week ago 40 las,
Estimate, on the %or Loo o oo h, SUPPLY
last year Of $4,000 The Liverpool cables opened
y and higher cSn:os latter reach
were dull and easier showing small declines from satur
day on the curb there was Light 1ans in footed ne p
I2S 900 bush export. No Northern quoted &c over
Nav O b anoat: do Duluth Sc over MAY o b ahoat 20
arrive No hard winter. i2c under May ahoat; No
hard winter May price b 10 arrive: May closed az
.CORN-1he market dull throughout
the day with easy undertonc in view OF promising
exports for and some liquidation Closing prices
lowe. The visible supply decrease
us 600 bush the passage lost 32OOOO BUSH
while total stocks New-Yor increased 1850 bush
bush including 100000 bush Tor
export; No quoted 29c elevator do old corn "o'.c
delivered No corn. 21c elevator and yellow &c over
Juv New York .OATS-The market FOR oats was
quiet and shade easier with the other markets IN
Suenced also by favorable weather and crop conditions
The close UNCHANGED 10 &c ne, decline The visible
bush and total stocks at New
York IS 100 bush for the week Cash sales were
30 900 bush for export No oats
Quoted 22ic elevator; 2li2c; No white NOM
nal. No 8 white 24c: track white. 25N3c: track mixed
ooT5ac RYE-Market easy. No Western quoted
S5I 1SGc c i ( Buffalo opening navigation BARLEY
Feeding quoted 2I12c Buffalo and 3l12c
~ New-York. Mating quoted 3sQ42c as TO quality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New-York. May 3, 1897.
CoT-roN-The action Of the Gotten market, today has
from Liverpool Disappointing and later advces we're
sti our market opened decline Of 2aS points
barely steady net loss Of 7Gl2 points. and future
sales limited l9 500 bales Spot cotton quiet and
unchanged ahoueh the total transactions reached 943o
bales including 9l bales for 245 bales spinning
1000 bales contract OF the reported FOR
port l.e9l bales out direct shipments by Greek
owners Deductng this and the deliveries May
with holders rather disposed 10 sell than here
tofore. although the quotation Of c for middng upland
OF the general market in addition 10 the press
abroad has been due weaker Southern spot
accounts unsatisfactory trade conditions in this country
lack u speculative support and advices OF better con
dti0ns the Mississippi Valley the result of steady
fall river Numerous reports Of planting and re-
planting reached here this afternoon. There have been
ported backward cold weather and too much
moisture T-days trading has been chiefly by the local
20 the absence OF speculative competition and dispos-
tlon crop in better form than
heretofore senera reported In the afternoon the mar
pointing full receipts and causing fresh selling
for There also some selling orders
executed in the afternoon. Southern spot
markets mdding quoted. were as follows: Galveston.
nc quiet New-Orleans 916c sales 400 bales weak
Mobile 7ssc. quiet; Savannah lee steady Norfolk
bales quiet: Augusta, FAC. sales loi bales STEADY: 81
Louis 7-IGc sales 81 bales frm Charles
ton. 7@c. firm; Wilmington. 7ac. firm: Baltimore
C~t,on Exchange special Liverpool cables-spot cotton
buyers favor sales 10000 bales speculation and ex
por; SOC American. 1000; receipts. 1900: American
OvD uddng uplands AID. Futures quiet. sellers al
I-Gi decline closed quiet 1i162i2 points net decline
January-Fehruary 35O9s: February March 35o,ab May
4o7ns Aurust-Septerber 4h4b; september-October
?Goi6s October November 354b: November.Decembeer
sI2s DecsmberIanuary $;oiss Observation-Disclosures au'e
arS steady. Cloths move slowly.
he prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
TILE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago May tspeciaD.-Wheat did not quite hold its
own to-day. May and July losing Sc while September
gained that much Weakness Liverpool was the chief
Duness here however, counted for something
The seaboard claimed 81 loads for export. The local
trade thought queer that there shipping demand
whatever Sales millers 10000 bush 1t was
called a Glow day in cash way. Armour and some OF
people delivered about 100000 bush IN the
afternoon Spot was practically the May price. July
opened from TOc I0Ac sold between 69Asc and IOsc.
closed 70ac. May ranged from &c to &c over
July, closing Sc premium The days news was OF eotn
sorts There was greater decrease the visible than
expected $4,000 bush. There decrease In the
English 100000 bush. and there is the pros
pect decrease tomorrow in the worlds visible OF
over 100000 bush The worlds shipments were light
for the $4,000 BUSH against over 100000 bush
wheat condition May - /. against $50 last year i
estimated, however, that the spring wheat area would
ncreaee over last year Of "a per cent Liverpool
prizes shovel aIsc ef hae last & tas ssas 40
ears. There was clear. warm weather Northwest and
se 0h2 TaeI Ee H mixed The talent rather
here down s.oooooo bush and because the winter
corn embarrassing within range OF lac all
DAY na losing and osd at @ e May S s. al
shade hrmer than July. very cheap money here ncnins
moderate deliveries in the afternoon. The Inspection was
1852 cars with S2 cars estimated for ssFe h wSs
Cables were Nd lower seaboaTd ceaanGss were 1872 900
country selling will and arrivals here reach fair
proportions. The shipping demand is slow The specu-
lative trade today without incident.
There the set Of considerations in oats as in
corn-steadness in May because elevator people were
willing change. There depressing speculative dull
ness as whole. July sold 17s4c and lT9dl7isc.
and closed the bottom May drew little July.
being only &c discount The seeding is late but the
anxiety yet. Receipts go with
$50 cars Tuesday The visible decreased
$50 bush. Cearances ser. 5000 bush The talent
Is bearlsh. principally because OF the Glow shipping de-
mand
Provisions easier early. because the hog receipts
ahead OF the estmate45NO. instead OF 81 U
the Western points there 6S 600
last Toward the close prices received
some support :he Cudahys. Pork and ribs closed
where they did on Saturday; lard al decline OF &c.
on the curb puts July wheat closed at 69isQ
69asc; calls" 7lAc. Puts July corn. 25c calls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04

gal 81 49, sugars cut loaf unchanged on the Produce
Exchange to-day the market was steady creasry
steady: fresh, shasac.
May s r aas5 and 10 ;se mixed %s'a
Ss. rm No 10 REQ Gte 2a scay Rye Arm 10
s7 Lard easier at g @5 BGIk meats aux a. - Rug
tr weak Ra' suS Sp and quiet H Pss quiet
Milwaukee May s 7d 7dS spring 52f sa? ~
ss . ssSy N2 Sh RYE ssas No of Soc '''
Minneapolis May s.-wheat steady; May, !lisc July
!oa.q7oisc-, September. e4i4c; No hard. 7Sc; No
Philadelphia, May a-wheat nc lower Contract grade;
May soAqssc June Jgy and august nTmnd lv Sn
Aesa nominal m't 1a. M es 20 vsiie May
July and August 25@2 Flour sget but steady wn
roller clear s.asi ID do straight s. l5as4 IS; Western
winter. clear sia$4 49, do straight 81 i5qsi 80 DO pat
s4Gsi 20 Do patent s. 26G$4 S5 Do favorite brands
higher Butter dull and easier fancy Western creame,y
EGGS s1 eady b, quiet }resh nearby 9c Western o
loc Cheese Unchanged Refined sugars firm but gue I
2 sa Sd 2 LS &c. p Sney c adf
ems l5dlsc spring chickens. 2oa25c; ducks lgl2c.
Dressed poultry unShanged fowls choce sG ,s DO faI
soc: ducks nearby. l2ai4 do Western. 6aloc.
Louis May 3FOGr dull and u.sh1TSfed r.SK 9
Sc; july 76,a77c: August 7ia.c bid september, 75s
septeber 245c oasspot d1 and steady No cash
l9c; July lsisc bid. Butter steady creamery i3al1aG
steady standard mess. iobbing s3oass 90 Lard lower
prime SO 90 choice s. e5 Bac9nBoxed shoulders
Dry meats. ooxed shoulders and extra short clear
S. ribs IS 1874 shorts s. %.
or9 active as an steady No mixed 24sc Oats duh and
steady; No mixed. isc Rye dull and Arm No 2 cash;
3Gc clover seed dull and steady prime cash - 3D. vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trans New-lOrk, loot Of ChatnDeTs-st
as follows and I'VE earlier from West 25d ST
DtOO 4. M.-Vestbued Express daily for Wavery,
Binghamton. Elmira. Buffalo: Bradford. Arrive bu'"'
500 r. VI. ParOr to Buffalo -, I'll,
200 r. M.-Vestibuled Limited fast mail Daily. sod
train for Chicago Chautauqua Lake arrives Cleve-
land 7 40 A NJ Chicago. p. NJ. Sleepers TO Chicago
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
S,3O =. M-BuHslo and Cleveland Vestbuled Express
Daily arrives Buffalo 715 A. NJ, Bradford 1lo A. NJ,
Jamestown s55 4. NJ. Cleveland .l3 T. NJ Sleepefs 70
Buffalo Cleveland making direct connections TOT De-
troit, Chicago and tie West. ,.,
S:45 r. M.-Via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Fa!!s
Daily Solid Chicago Sleepers 10 Hornelsvlle
0Nn@k2 ET T IOcAJa TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
l. accommodations at Ill 49, 26 4Ol end 297 Broad
way l27 3ouery East 125th-s and 81 West l2o,n.
ST. Chambers and West 23d-st. ferries. New-Iork 333
and 72C Futon-st. 100 Broadway. BROOKLYN; ~ HUG,
son-st Hoboken and jersey City Station Westco!
Express calls and checks baggage from hotels and
residences 10 destin lion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
Futures closed barely steady; sales. Ile 500

COFFEE-The coffee market opened dull, with prices
5al0 points lower following unlocked for weakness In
bulls 1900 bags coming into the Rio and
Santos Deliveries from warehouses In this coun-
openng and for The day but II Later the
prices further eased Of 5lO points under local quda
ton closed steady at net loss Of l0a2o points the
spot ruled quiet all day. but small business was
Rio quoted Sc and No Santos si2c tobbng packages
are held nc these figures sales lne!uded ~
bags Rio No 20 arrive Sc. and 800 bags Maracabo;
basis l4ql44c good Cucuta Shipments from Rio ahc
Santos 20 the United continue very free and tend
10 outside speculation cable from Ans terusnl
makes the amount afoat from Java and the East lor
ing April from Java and the East, 1000 bags Inc
steamer Kingbledyn with 5000 bags cleared no saur,
dav for Newreans. Receipts at Bahia during the asi
week 1000 bags making the stock on hsna 4'eV
W. we're 81 2is bags including 4Il29 bags rom New,
bags the previous week ana - ~"
has against Sc 600 bags weeks ago and ZOO bags
var ago Receipts Of 5000 bags at santos compare
with SO 600 bags the previous week ana ll"o oass ~
lSsG Shipments of Rio coffee 70 me thded Ss'es us
raot. from santos TO tunited STATE 1000 bags ana
20 Europe 5000 bags Total warcouse deHVefi ,,;
the United Yesterday were A. "a oass r
day 3S4 ol9 today 321'sl bags Iota VA Sprv
United States to-day 1916 oss bags ahoaf oI iS s an
BOG making total vlsloe OF 10 ssnns daV
vear and an increase Of lI3I4 bags compared VIII
The same day two years Quotations OF mig ooe S
are as follows: Maracaibo common % gooa i2
C c c,b 5s.cit if2S La ss2sna
iGic Bogpta 1874 ai9c; Mexican. Corlova l2m arar
AGA l2g1ac Central AmeT,san; r1me 10 choice oa
lG" Ess Indian n nso fsn0y s: sI@s2s
Iavas olhG25c Angostura, l2Gl3l.c ouffeht ~, ,o
on Change to-day point TO an increase OF "o'u' i
1nptra ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool, MAY g. 3i5 D. -Wheat-Spot No 1 red
Northern spring dull id corn-American mixed spot
IS ID old steady IS 0t.d. futures steady
May % I'd, June Is sid July rs Dad Flour dull: $,
Coas, steady dOasOs Beef Extra India mess nrm
3D.: prime mess FIRM a. Cd Pork-Prime mess. fine
Western Arm sos; medium Western firm. AS Hams
Firm; short cut IA 10 10 SIS Cd Bacon-Cumberland
cut Is TO 30 10 steady POS short lib. 20 TO - 10 dull
3Os long clear middles heavy 20 ~ n, dull 26s long
clear middles light - IS ID dull 2Is; short
dies heavy ~ 10. dull. 25s 3D. clear bellies II
IA 10 dull 27s 81; shoulders square, IL 10 IA NJ, firm
28s Cd Iard-Prlme Western dull 2s Oh. Cheese-Dull;
finest American white and colored 5is ID Talow-Fine
CITY dull lis 81. Cottonseed oi-iverpoo refined nrn
LIS "a Turpentine-Sprts hrm. 2ls. Rosn-Common
nrm Is The imports OF wheat into Liverpool
follows Atlantic II Coz quarters; from other
pors 10000 quarters The imports OF Atlantic
ports are II so quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
WEST SHORE R.K.

". cIakOh, y. as -
10 IN. earlier from foot FRANKLIN ST.:
$3.50 A. II. Daily. LDcai TO Buffalo.
3ilJ A. IL Daily for Albany, Utica Syracuse Rochet
teI Buffalo. Nasara Falls. Toledo Cleveland, cheasa
tains New-Pai,z Lakes Mohonk and MInnewasxa
Albany Utica. Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George Paris
Car to albany.
600 r. NJ Daily for Albany Montreal. Utica. syracu:s
Rochestr. buffalo. Niagara Pals. Toronto DeiFoH
Cleveland. Chicago and s.: Louis
7tt5 r. NJ Daily except Sunday. for Syracuse. Rochsr
Buffalo
Su5 p. NJ. Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse Rochesn
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland. u
cAgo and ST. Louis
Time tables at principal hotels and Offices
G. f. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
Vandertit-ave. New Yor6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston May 3-Cotton steady; middling. TIC: low
mddng Ti.c, good ordinary. CSC. Net receipts 600
bal gross l3TS bales: bal
sales l3 bales stock 81. 3do bales.
Norfolk May 3.-Cott0n steady: mdding TLc: low
middng nc good ordinary, Tide Net receipts 536
bales: gross 1876 bales exports coastwise. iss bales
sales - halee. stock, II 6gj bales
New-orleans. May 3-cotton weak mIddlng e-I6c
middling. Tsc: good ordinary 6i.c Net receipts
42st bales. 547S bales sales 400 bales stock
IT,. III bales.
low mlddng li6c Receipts. 1927 bales exports coast
wise, GA bales; stock. ~. AL bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
BALTIMORE OHIO.

Leave New-lork. TOT OF Liberty ST. daily
PlITsBuRG; 49, eA; sun. Sun. 1918 night
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE, 500 Ia ,D,,,,S csh
II. 30 a. IN. DINING carr 2 $50 Dining carr 1Dnn1
Carl D. M IL Is night: sunday 10 (I1inlnx can M
a. m. Dining Car) Dining carr. Dining Carr i2p
night
NORFOLK. 1870 a m. daily.
NEW ORLEANS. Through Sleeper 500 p m daily.
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Offices: li3. liz. 26i, +3s lis0 Bway 81 r iln 81,
lcT Bowery. ~ Y. 800 3tt Fulton-s, BROOKLYN. sa,be
foot OF Liberty St. y. G RR Of y. J. Baggage checks
from hotel residence 10 destination.
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ROYAL BLTE LINE IF
TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
nI,I IACKAWANNA AND WESTERN X. nj
St.tions in New-NOrk. foot OF Barclay as(I
''" ChrtstOpher streets.
x,CsrvuUIEn TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFEI
'D' PINTSCH LIGHT.

IN NEWARK. AONTC1 tlRI
De The rSu' oRASGEs Summit, pE:TnAra;ylle Ba5ta
pOYsrp iacEe,tsawn sGHoo fAA
MonSTAIN. Washington; pHILI.TPSBURG. EAsTox
SM.TFR GAP. STROUDSBURG. PJcono Aiounalaa
scp ASToN PITTSTON. WLLKESBARRE. NANTI
sso KHEH DANviLLE. NORTHUMBERLAND MN
vile uTIcA RIGaFIE EH4c sP 6Tl6 eo,;I1ss
SSr,s NEST, NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
s,oo M-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops at princpG
% os stations ccafe Carr, BUFFALO. SCRANTON sISc
IVY HAMToN. oWEG9 ITH IN g., IEkl,MIRA
EEVPRFsS Pullman Paror Cars. Connecting At
M f1 30 aMcsCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and ELMIRl
l." rrvvppvSs pullman Buffet Pirlor Cars
.oo h % NN%SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE and PIYN
f''' Oii-TH EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Car
..ao % n 1Datly)-Cnicago Nestibgled Limited Exprss
''~ o., r. s1cRASTON. RINGHAMTON. ELMIRA. arr
F,S,cas,, Dining Car west Of Buffalo. 0'A !"
90" Sep aNTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA. BATH M
WoRRIS and BUFFALO, arriving Buffalo A. ".
O. an p NJ CDaly)-BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
vow ron OWECO. ITHACA, EIMGRA. UTICA. SRA.
t,f,SF and OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman BIys
rISGT sePgTiS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS q
Henry Gaze & sons. Limited il3 Broadway, Il Pai
pace 400 Broadway Tickets at ferry stations VI
aroaiway III 4thave.. l2th-st ~ Yves, l25th- Il
OK C",;rnbus-aye New-York: 33S and 126 Fulton a
o,S fos broadway Brooklyn. Timetables giving fll! :
ioT WEsTc0TT EMPRESS COMPANY Will call for al
c,ect baggage from hotel or residence 70 destination
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arrives Q:5J L. NJ Pullman Nestibule
and Paror Cars Dirins-car service. Meals Ia ca-,s
Connects Buffalo with through Slee2ers 20 Detroit az.
Chicago
and intermediate points
40 r. VI daily except sunday. tor Wnkesbarre Ptv|
ton Scranton and principal intermediate stations Cos
meets for points IN coal region. Chair WkeS
barre. -
Pitston. Scranton ana principal intermediate
la Tor Car Wnkesbsrre
Bills i. VI. daily. ior EAsTON and intermediate str
lions.
U,iO r. VI. daily. except Sunday Express for sla,lne
ton and principal intermediate stations Connects fs
Reading and Harrisburg. Chair Car TO Sla,Lgton
400 y. VI. daily. for BUFFALO NIAGARA FALIs
and all points Pullman Sleeper Vesthu .t ira.
s. Y to Chicago. sleepers 10 Buna,o ana Toronto
$3.50 =. NJ. daily. except sunday, stopping only al
South Piainaeld Easton, Bethlehem, Mauch ShunK III
a ID Junction Sayre. Geneva, Rochester DataVia AL
BufYalo Pullman Sleeper for Buffalo None bu, sleep
ing-car passengers carried. No baggage carried "
0vDO u, VI. daily, for ITHACA, GENEVA ROCVES
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and ali points Wee
Pullman Sleepers 10 Chicago and Buffalo. Sleeper u
Wikesbarre
BOUND BROOK and intermediate points leave AZ :, i,uy
D:OO A. NJ go. 40 and $50 u. NJ. II 80 p N lssr
urdays only.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations a, II, rs, n
2I3 0l4 and 1923 Broadway 81 East isth ST. ia fss
i25,h ST. l27 Bowery. " Y. 500 Fulton 81 4 Court 81
sS Broadway and i,rookly1 Annex Brooklyn.
New-York Transfer Company VIII call Dor an, eh~es
baggage from hotel or residence through des,na,on
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROADS..
HAILR0AD.

RAILRoAD
STATIONS foot Of DzsBROSSES AND CoRTLANDr
STREETS. ,,,.. f,o,
500 A: NJ FAST MAILMPu!imann Buffet Sleeping 'A'
BOO A. VI. FAST LINE. -Pittsours and Cleveland;
1000 A: VI. PENNSYLVANIA LIMirEp md nbser
vaion Cars. For Chicago Cleveland, Toledo. cinc'h-
~ q , . d9ps .M e. s. LOTT Ss
600 y. ": WESTERN EXPREss-For Cieve'ena
hcaeo Fer TpsdS s1es, ratyraeys Cincin
$40 r. VI. PACIFIC EXPREss.-For Pittsbufs ana
chicayo Connects for Cleveland and To'eoo eA'e''
WASHINGTON AND THE sOUTH.,o :, o.,
ESQ go 1910 Dining Carr II m nirn xV ca ar
go nns Carl pn all P cs and m
Sunday. $50 O3o ii a. m. 20 Congressional LIN;
all Parlor and Dining Cars. $3.50 Dining caD 'D'"
soTTn SER M ,f9 Hss 40 M and la'
ATLANTIC COAST LrNE.-Erpre... sso I. m and
cIiEsAPEAKE OHIO HAILwAYaS M daily; m
week s days and p. m. daily w.s.aay,
LonG Branch Asbu,y PARK dneriaken sgndays %
Grove; and Point Pleasant go a. M % M M
and i''" T r s"I rHIi is ~ III
go 100 $50 ., $50 90 Penns iam,toeoa' a. Cn,nng
G pS CAP ;I,1 a. m H. 2o 3 Sa4, 80 80 p M
~: night Sundays. si5 $50 80 10 G. 1,
Dining caTj Dinns caD. 1.'. s. p m 1918
Ticket Offices MOI. 4oi oA il9s i323 b, III, ns and
Broadway. Aston House and foot .o % D street %
Cortland Streets Court street $50 luo" 8rookyn
Station Jersey City The New York Trsns,er and resi-,
will call for and check baggage from ho'e' anu '
denc s,, ,hrqTsh 70 destination r. WOOD
" General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04

to-day with wheat brands nrn and the market
stherwtse held old figures. but oQloc lower TO sell
Rusinsss included 100 bbls spring patents 23Qf4 40
two cars spring bakers IN sacks at u 70 ana sco nois
~ ,4Ss so; 800 bbis winter straghs ~ 2ogt4 10 100
bbis choice clears 50 TO- 100 bbls winter patents - 10:
two cars extra winter sacks. - 10. and 800 bbls
AT 81 1o....RYE FIOUR--Dui sass. 40 bbis. So Sod
S2 Is . NMEAL-Quiet. Quoted; Kiln-dried 81 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady; No 2
yellow 2ileq2!tc; No spring wheat 1it@72}sc: No
2t1e: No oats, lie; No white b. 22e 2slsc No
, nni No D. 2sgSc; No sxsssi 7sHa5ss prime
100 No. 81 o. short ribs sides doose 65aS4
sailed shoulders (boxed) onQ5nc. short clear sides
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-04
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSI
Anthracite coal used exclusiyeyJ
Four tracks. Automatic BLOCK ghas
On ara ss,er January % 1897.

Anthracite coal u.ed eIetIs'S sa19,.
Trains leave station FOOT Of Liberty St,
mor Ens'Gn I'd Bsi1shem AsntS"h Mauin o rs
80 ~ . EastonS n: 10 80 p ~ o.,o
I:io 100 ,4:I5 P; NJ sundays. 40 A. ~ &.
For Be- Rssdns NO go 500 o n 100 ,pi nshe
days. 43O A. NJ. 100 200. 800 $50 P u, i-i3 aga
For Harrisburg at $50 90 a:io IL 80 a. ~ NJ
l. Is? st. ~ l6o 90? 80 i4' R y ~ lis 2i night S'na's
e:io 4 ~, i:io. 1870. 900 P. N sundays. 'ao r
FOR Long hRANeH oeEk% GROVE w. Sc ~.
iot5 n 80. ii5 $40 to RED Rsqo. t,i' 81
paf S shS OCEAN G s@ntSy 900 o2s M oo
40 lo:45 A ~. las. $40 44o OBS Saturdays oaFl
,F:r TONS Rive Ba,,eg,, Park and Barnesa'' ~
iot s, htian,td CIV WbesSd and rdge,on 40
N9H2ps senss sao r. sS P' Hss III.
?. n SUNDAYS day 800 800 Nv 4
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA MAEHfxd h3aIlNoFh AND
:, E 70 d PHate Ss we n dis s sSS s
pa1lor CAM" cam 40 500 Dining cs SO 40 90
" 1915 night sundsys 40 ;r zoo 1902 Co il$ oD:
For Baltimore and washington. week days 500 loN'
flS r. p1 IFS nag light s%naays paas ca
A. NJ 200. 800 Dining Carr P. NJ. 1915 might:
Tickets s and s m 2 ' az s can 5 sa
Yes. I2sh ST. 81 Columbus. A. Nsw-Y , Gov,
tn. New-York Transfer Company VIII cali for chsd
baggage from hotels or residence to destination