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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

c,,o.ao MAY % fsnec,aD-There enough bull news
from France wheat TO stampede some OF the 'oca'
shorts and advance prices 1isal4c push. 'uiy
onened at TiclTc sold between 10sc bid ana '2sc ana
i,sod q, 10, A cable from a prominent Paris milling
concern said French wheat requirements up 10 mar
vest would be bushels and for the season o
600 bushels Another bull claim from Paris was tha' the
official crop report would show drop in condition OF 20
moi. t. and reduction Of 10 cent Inc Pars
ews might not have seriously II the sent-
ment Friday night had not been so unanimously pear
ish TIE Paris apparently accompanied Dy le"
orders ST. Louis reported A. 900 bushels sold to France
There was no Continental buying here so far as learned
and the total spot only 5000 buehes,
most OF It the Of replacing cargo sunk on the
lakes Yesterday New-York claimed only ten loads for
export perfect weather West. warm and
showery with the conditions just as favorable In the
Northwestern CARROTS were large Co., against
3s5 last year Argentine shipments light 5000 bushels
bushels last Seaboard clearances were
ZIG bushels There a goodszed local out inspection
23 bushels It make. the outnspecton for six days
little over bushels large decrease in the visible
confidently anticipated least 100000 bushels and
OF about 100000 bushels cargo OF wheat
was in to-day Toledo $1,000 bushels direction
FOR Toledo wheat 20 take The feature In the trade was
covering by Barrett probably 100000 bushels; lesser
followed suit. There buying here for
New-York account.
Corn early was weak a result OF fine weather large
receipts and favorable advces The inspection
3s5 cars with 525 estimated for Monday Samples were
unchanged Cables I'D higher sesboard cearances
625. 600 bushels The strength Of wheat brought
about a sympathetic recovery the close land last
prices the same as Fridays July sold at 2iNs
cents and oiNs and closed at 24isa24% cents.
The trade was not larg> some selling BY receiving
Germs early selling for short account Just before
the close a considerable short line for September was
covered helping along the closing rally. Argentine
shipments 424 600 bushels against 900 last
Estimates are that tho Is largely increased
result Of the wheat failure. and the assumption
is that the condition up the present Is high Charters
were 40 900 bushels.
Oats did not quite hold their own. closing Il cent under
Friday. The last prices however, were not quite the
bottom July sold at 15s cents bid and at 1tasI
l7s, and closed at l7f, cents Cash sales We're
ia bushels Seaboard 10000 bushels
Provisions weak. pork losing III cents: lard.
10 cents ribs ~ There considerable selling
by Interests which had bought Friday There no
support An Unexpectedly large Of hogs increased
tho weakness to-day 10000 estimated for Monday
and 75 900 week An Increase OF at least 2OO
tcrces OF lard IL expected June There Will be an
increase OF about pounds in the stock OF ribs
ON the puts July wheat closed at III. cents;
calls" I3isdI3i, cents. Puts on July corn were
o4As cents ''calS'' 24l4G25is cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


RFANs AND PEAS-No change in the ceiling value OF
class OF stock Medium pea red and white H H
Arm with some stock not offering at Ine "gu ,o
Yellow eve are still rather weak Lima s,inenlng
would be difficult to buy strictly choice lots below
81 -. peas stl dull. We quote beans, marrow
per bush 81 49, do fair 10 good SlQsl l9 medium
eho sod 'o s h do rea Edny 40 chSe 81 a! &c. %
po5r to good 81 20Sl CO. do white kidney choice ~ ~
90 Yellow sa o do Lima sr cs peas bis sze DO
bags GOQG2.c; do Scotch. bos '3A''sc; do bags o's
HIiT-rER-Buyers took hold fairly to-day
quite a firm market in fact, for the choice and fancy
Grades Of frcn eeamey further ns sns &c hap
IL is surprising how close clearance hae been effected
view Of receipts OF over olooo pkgs foT the week
some Of The very the giltedged stock Most OF
The state dairy tubs now coming to,ward are defeets
l'c easily; Imitation creamery and fresh factory are
having quiet sale ana must e % 20 gg@na our nor
4eqi3c: do irss. l3xqlic do thirds 10 seconds. 10
4c dairy half rkin tubs extras. Ne; do welen
tubs fancy l3zc; dairy tubs thirds 10 iirss loql5c;
9'aG1c factory hfsts: lonlogc; do thirds to seconds.
7i.a9isc old Western factory or dairy. 7aloc.
very dull today entirely nominal Small full
cream In large accumulation and with expected arrivals
next quite liberal the feeling decidedly weaker
ana irregular Skins selling slowly and tone easy.
81 ssd e. sSse S:%
fun cream large. fancy. white or colored s1o.e; do
f faSc co:ea or White eSSs DO choice 6Ss DO
fair TO good. sasAc; light skins choice 7sgIie'
GNa7c DO good 70 prime. o9osc do. common to fair.
lG5c: fun skins. 2a3o. ~
and a generally firm market II is probable that The
advance win draw forward larger supply next week.
but :, present dea dc |an IN o 81 snP We
quote: and nearby. fancy. Ter dozen l,c state
en- ydy1n1 o fair TO soo ~ Gii,'c
lucky prime. aoao@en case 81 ass 10 90 other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool May % 1870 p. m.-closing -wheat-spot
spring dull Is To- a., cornmsPot american miTed
IS 7.d June. Is I'D; July. Is SD. Flour-st Louis
fancy winter STEADY. Sc Ga Hops q i,ondon-IAcnlc
Coast steady 5OG70s. Beef firm India mess EOS
%; prime mess as 81 Pork nrm; prime mess. fine
u 10 10 n. firm as. Bacon umberand cut % to 20
~. steady. as Cd short rib 2o - H. steady :7s
long midies light % 10 IS ~. steady. cGs Ions
clear mlddles heavy. 80 70 80 ~ steady 5s "a short
middles heaVr 81 80 NJ. s'eRty. re: clear bel
lies. u 10 "a n. steady. .bs Shoulder square I.
hrr. 2ss Lard steady prime Western 20s "a Cheese
American nnesi white and col1ged. 5is: ordinary
nov its. Tailow-irmc city STEADY Ts couonse~d
oil Liverpool refined dan. ISIS 81. Trrentlne- Spirits
steady. 2Js ID Iosln-common nrm. 4s Oh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
OTHER MaRKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

ST Louis May Cattle steady; fancy export steers
Sass %: fair 10 choice shipping 81 oOaAo 2' dressed
Eeef and butchers 81 l0Hsi I0 stoeEers ana feeders
s3ds4 I0 steers under 1000 H. 81 '5as b. cows ana
heifrrs s2Gs4 To Texas and Indian steers fed ~ io~
e. IN. grass SJdS3 60. and heifers. S21sl
ogs.Steady to a shade better best hogs light - 40
"a ~. mixed SO G1s3 30: heavy 50 4oaS3 81 sheep
steady: native mutions. 81 25nsi o eulls ana DUCKS
81 GjdS2 so Texas sheep. 81 ioaS4; lambs Soas, ,,
Konsas CIV 22-Cattle steady: only retail trade
w. seoav hackers 50 l0ds3 30 mixed 81 ijGS3 co.
light 81 gdS3 co. Workers, SO 5'nS3 oo PIGS - ioh> %
Fas, Liberty MAY 22.-Cattle steady; PRIME 50 loT
e, Ok. bulls stays and COWS S2dS3 49, common TO good
fat oxen s2as4 TO- Hogs active nrlm. medium h ho
Workers ana pigs. 80 o5Gsi; common 10 lar 81 300
81 ~. heavy 81 roughs. - J04S % sheep
Steady: choice 81 I5q$ 90 common So sNS3 90 choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
Railroads.
>~O~~.o~~~~ooo>o~~~~
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave Newfork. foot OF Chambers-st
as follows and iye minutes earlier from West 23dst.:
Binghamton Emira Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive Burrsio
Oo L. NJ rarior to Buffalo.
200 4. M.-Vestibu.ed Limited fast mall Daily solid
for Chicago via Chautauaua Lab arrives C.eve-
land 7:4J A. NJ, Chicago y. NJ Seepers to Chicago
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
1870 =. M.-Bufao and Cleveland Vestbued Express
Daily. arrives Buffalo 1:l5 A. NJ. bradford 7:i5 A. M
jamestown, s:55 A. NJ Cleveland LIS p NJ Seepers TO
tro Chicago and the West
St45 T.. M.-Va Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Fails
Daily. Sold tram to Chicago. sleepers to Hornelsvlle
Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Car
TTNICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
ar,c &c. st III iIs 9e 4oi and os7 Broad
ST., Chambers and West 23d-s, ferries New-york 3a3
and 726 Fuiton-st. 1906 Broadway, Brooklyn coo Hud-
son-st, Hoboken. ana Jersey City Station. westcott
Express calls for and hecks baggage and
residences IN destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23

were as follows. No 1 hard Duluth. s2kc. No North
srn Duluth, siNc' Nc Ne.therr NewcYork s''es ,;c 10
Northern, Duluth 7eXc No hard, New YORK, $40
No hard. New-York THO. .CoRN-The corn mar
ke opened steady but developed no Important ieatuIe
during forenoon closed unchanged TO &c decline
from last night Weekly exports. according to brad
streets but little larger than the week previous
Argentine shipments 1000 BUSH against l0s"o
bush last week and 900 bush year ago Free oner
points had effect the marker
during morning The export trade consisted OF l6oO
bush No . corn private terms. No 2 corn quoted 2Vsc
elevator and 30lc delivered .OATS-This market was
steady In keeping with the advance
wheat. Closing figures unchanged from last
night. Exporters took 90 600 bush No white clipped
private terms quoted 22isc; No oats 2la2c:
No white. c6isc No white. &c: track white 90
2iisc: track mixed 22a24c. .RyE-Market SLOW
Quoted a7c f. Buffalo, .BARLEY-Market steady
ed q A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23

% Were er as 81 4os4 6o spring spe
s sG5ns GseS %o s yssG 2o coTn Eva
s; H. %s 5 ss ssga 5. "a Ss
iosaa:s ae Nc 81 E Sg n n9m sSsd
s Fe s' 5 a sS Hs5 100 ~ &
.a5.c; short clear sides (bore 4g'e; Wn'sS pt loaf
81 .'ss: f a"ishra So's foGI the
say 'h9 'F ch %ssh't weak %s' s%so fresh
Cincinnati May quiet wheat ys;t" 'fs s, r N?
30 mixed G re steady n" ssas l whs sssy
s.a ss' st. 81 nG - B ssr s %s sugar
at t's &c. Cheese easy. w.
milwaukee, May 2awh.a nrmsr; No :DrN,ns. 7' a;
2iIsc Oats lower 10 white 2ll.G22i.c barley neg. neg
10 f. 35c.
MAY /, sfcr 1 ,s sssPs
s. io second clears 50 lCasa 20 Wheat hrmsT Nay Nay:
No / Northern 73a.c.
'm :aa #
So s,! June Nav july arg AuS 1Sd Sc
s s DO P a.a nearly sS 40
do western ioaioc. cheese unchanged Refined sugars
p pTme n1 hsGs saa.c country bbs 2aac dark d.
sc oSs gss &C. o% oor. eS T DS rns
re- pG1 a ggod r% so'd bros.
desirable sizes 2OGac: large. l7gl9c; nearby do, as
o and quality. 25G2Sc
St May quiet and qnchSnsedo o wf bd
track oic July, 1850 bid; August 3llsa 3tc: sa
her Io7.r hid Corn-Sp0t higher No casn sc Diu;
July 22c bid September 2tsq2c oats1spo IN sooa
demand. No cash 2Oc bid July 1Sa.c bid Nhsskroy'
!, 10 'pr,,er dull: creamery t1d14i1c dairy 6dl2c
Eggs lower at nc unchanged standard mess me JOB
hing IS ojdss I5 Lard lower prime steam, W oo ch,lce
81 GS Bacon-Ioxed shoulders and extra short Gear,
az 9T. shor. 62ib Dry salt meats-Boxed snoulnefs
and exira short clear 81 s7s ribs So shorts - l2s
Toledo May 22wheat dull and lover NO sa m,f asn
S3c' Oats dull and steady No mixed l9c. rye N
active No cash 36lac. Glover seed steady prime CASH.
a. 90 OIL unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston NAV 22-Cotton easy: midding Bic low
middling l5-I6 good ordinary. 69-i6 Receipts, 3l4
bales exports Great Britain. 6344 bales sales sls
bales stock 366l5
Savannah. May 22.-Cotton dull and easy: mddng
use; low mddng 7c Receipts lag bales; exports
Norfolk May 22.-Cotton steady: middling. FAC: low
iding TIC; good ordinary 87sc. Receipts i220 bales
exports go bales sales 1872 bales stock ~
bales.
Orleans May 22-Cotton quiet and steady; good
middIlng i6c; mddlng Iasc; low middllng. is
ordinary SIC. Net receipts 29I bales 1920
bales: exports Great Britain 1926 bales; Con-
tineni . 700 bales coastwise 900 bales. sales 100
bales; stock. o.. $50 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
4 cow WITH FOUR CALVES.
From the Kansas city Star.

From the Kansas city Star.
John Hirsch. n dairyman living south OF the city
on Troost-avc., has fine Jersey which gave
birth last week to four calyes-two white and two
black. The calves all alive and have developed
very rapidly. Or. PHI. Gracieux dc Malllol the
city veterinary surgeon. says that occurrence Is a
bic In the history OF veterinary surgery
lie has records OF five hundred more cases
some OF double and tribe births, but this Is the
tice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
WEST SHORE R,K,

trains leave W. icd 81 station. n. T.. - folowA ~
"A m earle. rom loot Franklin st.:
a,;;W A. ii. Daily. Local to Buffalo.
S:IS A A. Daily for Albany, Utica, Syracuse Rochsob
Ter Buna'o Niagara Falls Toledo. Cleveland ChicaSs
ii.:i0 A. NJ. Daily. except sunday. 10 ,,askli Mour
talns -Paltz, Lakes Mohonk Minnewa skh
Abrny, Utica. Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George. Psha
car 10 Albany.
OrpU p NJ Daily for Albany Montreal Utica. syracuA
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detrois
Cleveland. Chicago and ST. Louis.
.,45 T. Daily. except sunday for Syracuse Roche
ter and Buffalo -
S,:6 p ~ Daily Tor Albany Utica, Syracuse Roches,s.
Bufraio Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland Chb
cago and ST. Louis.
Tino tables at principal hotels and Offices.
G. T.. LAMBERT General Passenger Aren't
Vanderbilt ave. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23

FLOUR AND MEAIl-The -four market was firm and
held higher but generally slow.
Among the sales reported 1900 ibis spring patents.
81 2Sgsl 20; $50 bbs spring bakers So 50qs3 Co. 200
s. e5g$5. RYE FLoUR-steady; sales. $50 hbls.
* 25SS2 20. .CORNMEAI~-Quet. Quoted: Kiln
dried. 81 7ogsl 3d. as to brand BAG hEAI.pu1;
Sic FEED-steady. quoted: 40. 20 and 50 ~ win
fer In bulk. 60a85c spring. 55a6oc; 100 ID. 60ao5c;
sharns 5OaI5c rye feed 5043?c; city bran. zqGjc.
oil meal. sic J0gs2o horniny chop 3oU32isc.
GRAIN-wIrEAT-Th Liverpool market surprised
everybody coming partially I'D higher this morning. ana
shorts In consequence did some lively hustlng all the
iverpooi frmness Of damage the French
After brief setback following the first advance prices
quickly and sold % a slice shortly before
The close. The domestic news was more bearsh than
foreign seemed 10 have little enet upon the market
CroD REPORTS from various parts OF the wheat belt indi
Gated perfect conditions. Northwestern receipts
we're again exceptionally heavy amounting Ga
hut were partially counteraced by indications that the
movement shortly to fall on Talk Of the visible sup
nly favored decrease 100000 bush, more,
inferior stocks give indication Of heavy reductions
this week. Weekly wheat and -four exports from both
coasts Increase Of 472OOo bush
week. Argentine shipments were only 1000
hush last week against 900 bush the corresponding
lime asf year Foreign houses had few orders either
herc West. Trading Tor the most part was Or
a local nature with the short sellers Of yesterday the
host bpyers on the advance. The export trade
ncrfed az IL 10 loads at oupors although
lie rrImors only 100 bush being worked. Some selling
was started near close the decline az % cenmes
IN paris -four and dispatches quoting the weather In
France fine The official French crop report made the
N ner cent less Final prices l.aic higher than
L., n.rbt ana on the curb there another upward
yrovensnt July leaving TIC ~ o'ci9ck against
77,.c the regular close. Cash quotations. ah'a''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
BALTIMORE g. OHIO,

Leave New-York. loot or Liberty s.. daily.
rirrssUad: SsS; sun. 2 sun: i:is night.
WAsU'NGTON BALTIMORE. 500 10 Dining CA
n 20 A. M DINING Carr 2. B. 30 Dining Carr lDinlN
Carl q D. m IL * night sunday. 10 Dining Carl III
a. M dining Carr. Dining Car. Dining Cad.
o. m, - 10 night
NORFOLK, ii.30 a. daily
NEW ORLEANS Through Sleeper 500 p, m daily.
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch light.
on,ces: iis. IL? ?a 4si, LAO Bwsy. 81 e i<,h 2.
i2I Bower Y; 80 3i4 Fulton-st., Brooklyn; staa
foot OF Liberty ST. n. G. r. r. Of n. J. Baggage cheek
from hotel ~ rssidspce 70 destuatioaA =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23

will ind The Tribune file at leading Hotels and
the principal Banks Americans contemplating going
abroad European advertisements which
appear every Sunday Wednesday and Saturday. Only
select and reliable announcements published You
much annoyance and dissatisfaction caused by
OF the so-called Guide Books Our London Office rs
Fleet-st f. c. open to all Tribune readers business
or pleas doesn't The welcome is me
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TRAVELLERS THROUGHOUT EUROPE

will md The Tribune file at leading Hotels and
at the principal Banks Americans contemplating going
abroad should consult European advertisements which
appear every SUNDAY. Wednesday and Saturday. Only
select ana reliable announcements published You
avoid much annoyance and dissatisfaction caused by
Of the so-ralled Guide Books. London Office, IS
Fleest. E. c.. IL all Tribune readers. business
or pleasure; doesn't matter The welcome 10 the same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23

pENNSYLVANII
RAILROAD.


ANR DsssSossEs KIP s1ST 5s: % sTsEI
streets v as'ns nuses later than ms: given below h
s.:ss. e s: p E:
nrA ssEENhN sE fs'iso'f M
sssens Dnn: s%sh3 4. sse
l.ts c5is SSs f. Ex Iss'.
SIS >. 1 N. w US ExfREss dsw
nf e. For 1ffS ssfs
Ssds:o Tor and Toledo
e4'ur%ssyA sHIyGTox AND THE SOUTH, Il
l5 SnFTsssSnarI LINKS Is f al psf Car a sn
isio night Sunday; - S25. io5$ a M [s.i: 'cc
s Dsiss car lis az D Rlaas' c ara So
sonr'TfHfiiEiRN RAILwAY.-ErDres'. As p. H.. nx
ATIsxNTic COAST LrNE-E1pres'. o IS a. m and ~
caEs%fE%%Ex G ONE SA Ivy r. 81.
ArrTNTTG and Cortland, Streets
rohs Branch, As6ury Park nntesk.n suna.vs, ossJ
Snq s,. rgD, sS di3I o s 10
LEO D. m, FOR II 4 d 4 psnIs Limited. ..
.ss is S 5sIa s'; 81. =. + e s.
ffs53 sa g. ss s 81 5s t il Il 9lsa s
KS nns p GsT ' Gs ~ 10 D 95S ss5 IN
Ssa' 70, ;,: %: s ~ We aa II ~ s
and stations i32t 81 o F PrS9' ss.., y.
Rrossway Brooklyn Annss sss9.; PeE S
% n G Check 1 s.ssas. from s. and
dences through t. destination =, woon
Mara General Pass'r Agent |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWJERSEI
(Apthraci,c coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
on and after May -. 1881


Trains leave station foot OF Liberty 81.
For Easton, Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk ~
$50 1:I5 9t1 ul:iJ TO Eastonl A. NJ. llO. l;3o eau
:o 10 Easton) 5:45 {, 30 allentown p. NJ sunday
40 Il: I5 10 Easton) A. NJ, 20 $780, 600 p. NJ -
Fer Wkesbarre. Ptston and scranton. c:lO A. -
!:io 1 30 4l5 F. VI. sundays. 40 4. NJ
For Reading 4;3o. 500 e;lo 1000 Il 30 A. n iae
DAYS 80 A. NJ. 100. 200. 500. $780, 500 P. a., nu
night. ma soo o,o go. ., ,m
+. NJ, i2:l5 night. sundays 430 A. ~,
90 3 80 NJ. 1915 night. . .
For sudbury I.ewisburg and Wllamsport, at 43o. SM
9:lO A. NJ. i;l0 49, 800 p. NJ. Sundays t3o A. ~
wv ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c.
For Red Bank Long Branch. Asbury Park Ocss
Grove and points .outh to Point Pleasant. 4:30 s0
lO:+5 A. NJ 30 3:30. 4:o0 1870 Red Bank only, 40
5:3s 65 r. NJ sundays tstops at interaken for Asbur
PARK and Ocean Grove. 900 4. NJ, 400 7. NJ.
For Lakewood. Toms River Barnegat Park and Barue
gat 30 30 4. NJ. lDo, 1870 J. VI.
For Atlantic City. Vlreiand and Bridgeton. 4:3o A. ~
For Monmouth Beach seabrisht and Highlands Of Nave
DAYS 900 A. NJ. 400 p. ".
''''' WV SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C.
From Pier n. r.. foot Of Rector 81
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach, Normandis,
800 r. NJ sundays. 9:30 A. NJ l00 p. NJ.
For Elberon Asbury Park. Ocean Grove and point
south 70 Point Pleasant. 1913 \. NJ 90 saturday.
only 7. NJ sundays stop az in'eraken for Asbuy
park and Ocean Grove). 800 \. NJ
For Lakewood Toms River. Barnegat PARK and Barns-
gat, 4:30 \. NJ. 600 SATURDAYS only, 3i3 7. NJ
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TO VENEZUELA.

ITO VENZUEL
L Steamers OF the RED 'D' LINE under mail con-
tract with the United States Government. appointed
o sail from Robert pier. Brooklyn.
For La Guayra Caracas. Puerto Cabeo Curacao
and Maracaibo, via Curacao
SIS Observation-Disclosures Tuesday, May -, I D. m.
SIS CARACAS. Thursday June 3. 1 .. m.
IS VENEZJ Ella Saturday, June IL. l y. m.
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. No. i35 Front-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Iork May IN"i'
tav.. co,ton market in the general
wav quiet one. very firm Prices at the Ipe ~
showed an advance Gas points. chiefly on covering
lowing a class Of cables than looked lo
threat OF cod from the Northwes 10 u Tho
activity In the spot dtpar'
GALES spot to-day reached 3o.s oas hus;nnss
and 2.3IS bales spinning rms -
was reported full quotations Further
checked by arbitrary views OF holders s,rin.
toh strict low mlddit 10 80
rnidilng grades hold hrm RELATION 70 M
general market Grades higher snd grades lower arr III
raratveiy neglected Shorts tried TO cover 81
found few sellers strength OF the statstIc -,
ton has increased during the week ana AZ pese'
consumption and export sales points 70 pre The siis
sets In TO reieVe the sItu
lion The bears are therefore Inclined 10 be cautious
riaIiv as 10 old crop positions and the earlier o. te new
crop months The scarcity Of spot cotton 10 T ,b
exporters hut the feature Oh III.
msrke ia stlu the pronounced ability OF spot cotton a.
the close to-day market steady al net ra sn5t
~ 63 total sales OF 30 200 paes' Inc sp''
,,arkn, closed nj unchanged prices as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. May 2.-Four dull o Tnih'G 1ssasce; July
Ssasc August. stock 1871 SSssi ' Corn
LOCO bush sSphssT wheat month by sssse
Wc july 2oa:sSc August 2sc bd os se ss T,sh
Soc bid steamer mixed 27q27%c stock ,sx Az Yellow
acc Oats nrm No white. 2sn2s.c; NO mn ioc' No
25 stock 52a7S bush Rye hT n AZ No hsb Hay steady;
sso Ws'tf nc,h i SIS sos Grain reshs dull un
changed Sugar. butter. eggs and cheese s'e'''' vi
changed ,
buffalo May 22sprns What quiet 1nf No wsSs DID,
soac; new soi.c Winter wheat rothing gong v.iow
rod in store o2c Corn alet and steady Ne NO
Sc No yc o"s: iSwei demand the De-
cline: No 2 white 25xc; No white. 49, ".,aodv
demand; No in store Soc' cana' '''s"''
Chicago May 22-The leading futures ranged AZ io'-
wheat No 2: Opening. Highest. Lowest clo' 1aii
i Nay ::: ., 5rs5is rsoSs 7oAa5;SSs,; 4
Corn. No. .: ~ o,,
May .............. St,suat.t a..x oiN olil62t%
July :........'''. of.2N.5,r oJx
september .......' -'su-'t -""V-"s
Oats. No. ?: go,
s "a; II ss:. 1 EE<sis ,.o|!:
Mess pork, per bb!: .,-,,
s "a ;: ::::: : e. IS :sg II
Lard. per 100 n:
s #:y :;:::: s# s.. ~: ~. e.
Short ribs. per 100 10:
s. 1y :::: -. H.. e. :ss
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FRENCH LINE
n ONPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSFORMATIONS.

" DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PAR!S. FRANCE.
LA CASCOGNE Baudelon. sat. May -. 10 A. ~
Rates OF passage: First class. ~ Y to Paris sos ana
by all La Touraine. including
raailway fare to and landing charges Parlor
seat is extra during summer season Second class to
FORGTT General Agent. Bowling Green. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
g AVANNAH LINE, for all points SOUTH

- Special EXCURSION. including nearly weeks board
SIG Reduced Nashville account Tenn.
Nacoochee May - Kansas May 30
Talahassec ...... 81 of Birmng CHAM. June
From, new Pier a. y. r., Tues. Thurs. and sat,
p NJ, for Savannah direct Unsurpassed cabin accom-
modations.
connection with four trunk lines For tickets and
freight rates apply 3I7. 2Gl 353 3I9 Bway. zen.
ohices at Pier II. OF Spring ST. NJ SORREI. Mgr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
70 PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMUKE AND
~ ASH Notion

WASHINGTON
For PhlaaeEha week day sS 80 sSS 200 io
Parior Carr, 80 500 dining cap. 900. 80 800 p
Car, A. NJ, 600 AGO. 500 Dining Carp. 600 p. ~
1915 night. - .oo -.
II 30 dining carp A. NJ. 200 $50 100 Dining Can
carr A. ~, 900. SEQ Dining Carr eco p NJ. 1913
night. - - =. .,., -. -. =.
Liberty St il3. IL? 2s1 49, GA lto 1923 Broadway
az eh Az 81 East l4th St.. 153 East 125th St. 21
West i25th ST. 25l columbus Av New-ioik Court 81.
eco Eui,or St Brooklyn. 9S Broadway. Williamsburg
~ York Trant Per Company will call for cheek
b5grage from hcie,s residences 20 destination