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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-13
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago MAY 10 (SpeclaD.-Wheat early advanced IL
cents lost all before the close California
bull aid. the having rain and
paper specials claiming the average out there had been
reduced BY dry winds 80 per Paris cable
said the French promise 20 per cent less than last
year. The Illinois State for May said that the
wheat by ploughing had been reduced from
100000 acres to only 10000 acres the smallest on
and that the condition the grain standing was
only 81 This foreign and domestic news was on
hand before the opening Liverpool opened up I'D and
gained The market reached the top about
noon swell there lot Of realizing by early
buyers There shipping business here and hardly
anything with mlers The Southwest began TO pre-
dict a very early harvest. Texas early May %
o lahoma asking bids on wheat for June shipment,
II ere samples OF Kansas wheat here which showed
all headed This talk OF early harvest and
h 5en u opse asi & ss sa
cents and 70 cents and closed at 1871 cents Inc sep
tHeeT was 0fs csns premium oyer July but Closed il
Mnneapo and Duluth bad 29 cars bhs
NewYork late in the afternoon put It's export ensak
sh Sms gave lSsFS S Strength CARY The shipping
however showed letting up The West on the advance
Night MaS July opened at 2s cents sold @ cents
f Ssss. % %ere s w fhs s'ss r Tsus
samples were % cent higher Ss9s were we're g
but this this 5s%S 5 bshe.
early by Barrett, The selling led by Patten and
Frazier with receiving houses generally selling
There was JUST such Il scar" III ot''
nj one time exhibiting advance Of lax cent but
showing II all the windup Jnly opened az 1s's4
ISL cents 1874 and Is cents bid and closed a
ISL. cents Receipts 100 cars with lao estimated
for THURSDAY Sampl.s were 20 . -s byinS wa. 10,
Rartlet Frazier and Bennett-buyng TO cover
shorts on the OF these same concerns were
sellers The weather continues perfect Tor oats Inc
shipping demand has dropped down Exporters SAID the
foreign demand had been checked VI,
Provisions quiet and inclined 70 be easy Pork a
itself closing 25 cents over
tuesday: lard 2 ribs closed about where they
continued seller OF ribs on Nberai
scale tho only incident the trade Hog receipts were
liberal West 5000 the seven points against $3.50
n OOO with 10000 estimated
Ter Thursiav with prices : cents lower -o, ,..
on the curb puts July wheat closed AZ n' cen.s,
calis'' rs cents Puts July corn were 2F CENTS
"calls'' oJis cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-13
OTHER MARKETstBT TELEGRAPH.

C,caro Nav I2-Trade In cattle was quite an'na.Iu
n, amer nrces for desirable offerings sales were ~.
az 60 aa 81 % for the lots OF steers adap'eu "
,h. dressed beef trade while choice 10 extra cattr
saiahIe AZ s5aS5 49, the bulk OF the steers re
scaias az 81 5ods5 Of heavy export ate ~ % ~
n az uara brisk Stockers and feeders sofa as %,
st45 Cows ard heifers were saaoe al 81 ,onyn
RuIs were steady 50 5oas4 and calves sos "a.
81 6o1S5 20 Texas srassers sold as low as s5 3D. ws
"a lots sold largely around s49S4 30 There was ZOO
demand for hogs but prices ruled about 2Fc lower 0ss
iraav a. "a s5Ts3 90 Pigs sold at 81 5Oqs3 20 year
90 the hest heavy hogs sold at 50 42s and prime gnt AT
"a * prices for sheep ruled hrmer TO loc hgher nue
,ba Influence OF fairly active general deman9 sheP
were wanted M s2as2 80 for Inferior up 70 oousf 20 1
choice TO prime focks Texans selling freey AT - ~
e. 30 lambs sold at So 25ds5 30 Spring lambs brought
sS9s7 Receipts. Cattle. 1900 head; hogs olVoo sheep
1000. - o c..,. -.oo.. ~ s,ron1 Hogs
,esdv 10 2i5o higher; heavss, 81 1OnS4 3'
81 sSass s. mixed So 474ass 90 lights 50 s"aSa ,o
Workers 81 65aS3 10; pigs. 81 ,oaN5 o'' o"eep S'e
lambs SO 5OSsG: muttons. 81 2ous4 , g. ,oo
8, 90 bulls stays and cows soas3 49, common 70 goo
"a, oven s2dsi TO- Hogs steady: prime Workers ~ a
"a hest medium weights 81 souS3 o3 heavy hogs - 10
ga az common 10 fair Workers. 81 Noas3 30 PIGS - soB
81 co. roushs So casa % Sheep steady; clipped snsp
b,co 81 35Gst 40: common. s31S3 90; choice lambs
s5StS5 IL: veal calves. 81 5o1S4 rs .,.
&, Louis MAY l2.-Cattle steady 10 strong Lauve
shining steers 50 751s5 % dressed beef and butchers
81 ipTs5 sockers and feeders 81 a0as4 90 cows ana
heifere s2Qs4 80. Hogs logi5c lover nght 20 oS9
81 i5: mixed 81 5Oas3 49, heavy 10 4oqS3 90 o
stronger cus bucks 81 5ods2 49, Texans s3esf 20
spring lambs. s5dS5 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-13
nal IACkAWANNA AND WESTERN X. II
S.aticna in Newell Ork. foot of Barclay ane
Christopher streets. -
VESTIbtLEn n,NTsCI II Iit.IiI

D,rect route TO NEWARK BLOOMtIEI,p MoNTSt-AiiA
THE ORANGES summit Barnardsvile basNns
Ridge Madison. Morristown Passaio Paterson BE
TOM dover ssHhSPe HEWToM BcP EiRgSSodIY
MOUNTAIN. washinston, PIiILLlPsBrRG, EAsToNI
WATER iAP, sTRoUDSBrRG. rocono Moln; 2. ~, :
SCRANTON PrrTSTON. WILKES ia KKE, NANTl-
COKE. DANyIILE NoRTMUMnERIL,AiNp' W. M,s,.
@ TTcA Hsw nIcHF ITHRc sp dwT6 EI ,iRs
&C RNING, BATH DANSyIiLE Bl,EEAI, I.. ana a.
500 a. MEBINGHAMTON MAIL Stops az prlnepa'
mos AZ oMs-ccate carr, BUFFALO SCRANTON BLNG-
HAMTON, OWEGO, ITHACA FLyiRA, nLiy,xs
RiCHFIEI.D SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ard osWEuv,
EMPRESS Pullman Parlor Cars; Cnnecuns "
a, g W '',MtoocscRANTON WTTKFsRARRE and ELMIRA
400 = Msit~Hsc-RAN-roS. wIr.KEsRARRE and PIYM-
ot'TiI EXPRESS. Pullmap BUFFET rarlor Car
TN NJ DAILY -Chcago Vestlhuled J. mitet Exp,ss
80, Tor SCR ANTON BINtUAMTON. ElNiRA, RCf.
EMO Pullman BufYe, sleening Car. Sew-fork 70
Chicago Dining Car west 81 Buffalo - o..
eSo srrpsNNT0T BINGIAMTON. ELMIRA, B.rH ST
WopPIs ard RI'FFAI.o. arriving Ruralo a ~
n On n a. iD,ily)-Et-TFAIO. SCRANTois blNGliAN'
Wow roS cyrc;O ITHACA. ELMIRA, ITtIF>SYhA.
CTSr ana oswEGo EMPRESS Puifnn Bune'
ISL, Sler IrC AND PULLMAN AccoMMoyhTfoNs a,
Henry 90 ,dwav Tickets ferry stations, eis
Ilace, -" :, i,h-ave l2;h.t.; ~ West i?ith u
a,roaow,M, ave New-York PTS and f2s FULTON q,
10 or uHroadway Brooklyn Timetables swing full IN
formation 81 r EXPRESS COMPANY will ,nn sor an<
,ggnge from hotc, CT residence 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-13

fined sugars quiet. but firm Cotton UNCHANGED Iallow
steady but quAt city prime in hhds 3u3c country IN
bills 2Q3c dark do 2isc; cakes. 8Aa3lsc grease 2lse
ROSTERS safe spring chickens lsa22c ducks geese and
turkeys IaSc Dressed poultry frmer fowls choice 0c
brOilers Western deeirable sizes
2OG2jc do large 1jQlsc: nearby do. as TO size and
quality 25a2sc.
St Louis May 12-Flour steady and unchanged
wheatspo steady: No red cash ELEVATOR o4c bid
76%c asked CornSpot higher No cash. 22c July &c
asked: September. 2isc asked oats-spo steady no 2
cash 2Oc July 0i+c Butter quiet; creamery. 1l4ol2c:
dairy eal2c Eggs steady a. Sc whLsSey 81 ~ Pork
prime steam. SO 10; choice. 50 s2 Bacon-Boxed shout
ders IS so: clear So 374 ribs IS 50 shorts.
81 622 salt measBoxed shoulders and extra short
clears. 50; ribs, So 1914; shorts So 25
Toledo. May 12.-Wheat higher: steady: No cash and
May 9iAc; July 1870. Corn active. steady No mixed.
25c. oats dull, steady; No mixed. lsc. Rye dull.
steady cash 36I?c Clover seed dull steady. prime
cash 81 81. October. 81 10 bid. oil unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-13
ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave Ms.S ys, f0S, q
as fo.o"s "WNv.stlbuled Express daily Tor Wavsr,~
pWs v Elmira. Buffalo Bradford. A,rlye Bufai.
DIE DIE ~ N Parlor car TO Buffalo
600 T. M.-veS!isa:eS limited fast mail Patty so
train Tor Chicago Ss Shss'isasa $500 arrives Ceye
l, snS ig ana Cincinnati. Dining Car.
SsNyy.a"u M-Bunalo and Cleveland Nesttbu.ed Exprs.
naiiS' ~" arrives Bufraio 7iS A NJ Bradford us A. n
srd cleveland making direct connections Tor be
t,oit chicago and IN. West
NSS'ax - M-via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Fai
ner, SID tram to Chicago. Seepers to Hornesyil;
Shicaso and Cincinnati Dining Car.
SSv1IC{ Frs Local TIME CARDS AND PrILMA
Recommendations at H. ll3, ?6i. +ol ana 9S7 Broa
way io5 Bowery. i56 East ig0th-st and 81 West 1881
ana 1as fulton-s.. 100 Broadway: prooklyn 800 H.
FMpress calls for and shecks baggage frSm hotels 1
vssldsnceS TO Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-13

Cash quotations follows Flour nrm: No 2
spring wheat. 7i%c No spring wheat. IogI4c: No 2
red eiasc No corn 2isQ2isc No oats, lsi.c; No 2
white. Q b. &l40a+c: No white Q b. 2la%,c; No 2
nal; No g. b. 2s633c No 4. b. 2IG2sc: No flax
seed 77&@7gc. prime timothy seed. 81 Sjq{2 %: mess
pork per bb SO s9ss Is; lard 100 10. 50 02isa
IS rs; ribs sides dcose) - Go9s4 80; dry saed
shoulders O,oxel 5.g51c; short clear sides tboxe 90
SIC: whskey. dstilers finished goods per GAL 81 ~
Exchange to-day the butter market was weak cream
cries Io3i4sc: dairies 7di3c. Cheese weak. 0sdlOc
Eggs steady: fresh. SIC.
Cincinnati May l2-F1our firm. Wheat nrm: No red.
0lap2c Corn quiet and steady; No mixed 26i,c oats
quiet No 2 mixed. 2lc. Rye quiet No 2 36gSc. Lard
s. 25aSs Co. Whisky steady. ii 10 Butter quite, and
easy Sugar quiet. Ego quiet. INC. Cheese fair de-
mnnd.
Milwaukee May i2-wheat firm; No spring. 76c: No
Northern. roc July 7Si.c. Corn steady No g. 23su2as
Oats nrm: No white, 2i&Q22ic. Barley quiet; No 2.
8oQ32isc: sample 25u32sc. Rye higher: No l. 31,sc
Minneapolis, MAY i2-wheat steady; May. 74he: July.
T3itc september. 1Gizc No hard 76c; No Northern
75iic.
Philadelphia May i2-whest nrm iainc higher. Con-
tract grade May siaS5c June. July and August nomi.
nal. Corn lrm and iac higher: No mixed. May. 20
2gkc June. July and August nominal Oats nrm NO .
Flour was a and hshsr WHIT, 'apsr =
s. 20 do straight 2oast 40 Western winter clear $40
- 20: DO straight 20ati 40: DO patent, = i5gsi G5;
epring clear 81 5OQ$3 So do straight s+gt+ 2o do pat
81 20qSt 10, do favorite brands higher; city mills
81 l0aS3 49, do clear s. 1884 90 do straight 20
quest but steady OF 81 e50s2 90 per Dbl quality.
rsnnayyaI,s prn!: i!s DO 3sbslns seais Els. aa.ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-13

do e2e n. at 50 rs; do o7s H. A. 81; DO " o.
Mm Is ss Q. which 90 oh s'sa
sale Demand active and Rr Toes Of Poor
s scs coa Ss" cs i:f
saics-Hu%e Mullen; cows and calf $780, 90 ~
'a5 each noe...r. COW. and s' .sss So
Imsndcr cows sn% and S,i calves; sss sas s''n
ascfs: 9's' s%s e. 3:
. Rs:ey wrs SS" ' CO. cay ss each
George pllsnOsc .ow ,S SSw cs sne s $751; ' So
EsS ;:- e. r. ~ s7 .9s s
Buyer. took ASa and Ssh s:
a s.I 5a ss%. .ss. 81 s,
Rs9' . Pi%s s: ssas xss:
higher 1 q sS9i Ger IT . ssTs.
Mullen ss' Is 90 sS 60 . d sSe'iS'
IS s. & II 3 q g. I'll iii '' b. q ::
$40 g. S;,' ?. n at s. veal 1ea ~ = DO rs
r. I. - I, =: :. e 3 e. II. % q: o. &c o. 81
If g. G ss d. ' s ss' Is rs 10 s.
~ Nelson: -, vss'' =, iI: 3D. at 8 81 y. 90.
10 Ss e 2, a. s. y! 81 ~ 81 To-
ATS j. cs2 g. 80 20 ,ss. H. I S 81
g 4, g. & 5 + - i6a b. "
R%ey Se Sfai 10 ii g a. At ), s. do ~ ro
s 100 d? "a ", ys.. r. e r. 40 ,s' No. at
Isl r v At s. as d. r. az s. Fl % ,sl
t. g. p. a. s. Isl Isl 100 S sP o. Isl b.
D. 60 Mcpherson Co. veaI'' i'' H. at o. ~ ''''-
' sn 4G aN6 hsMbsRep Or oi Go sS ssad
: ca" ,,d g? 81 e es o s fa 3IS
sxchs r The .O O StTs wa nSsS's ana
medium gT%Gs coH Hs1Faf
so sold .5S g.eY but but % nG SOhnr
S to scoi Clipped SH Be- 1 lce 20 STa
rs ?bd. very cpp psams smSs az 91sno5n do
a yf fsr .Ssi"S lamb
%ssG .5 Gsf 5. q s::,q lambs.
a sms b 1S:Iss' 8 81 s5 as: d State Gs
.S.ss 8 3. az az ss5s q? ysaa & n
s..ssls s'a y: 8. western: ss'Hs s a%S' e: g.
,ss! f. Ill., y ssS. ! IT, ??s
i4fsR 81 D. Is H"'hoFn DO 1903 'o' at 81 90
su lsa g. n Co a! 81 Clipped Buffalo lambs 10 ~ at s. g.
esSa 81 nn inssp q IS
un.horn state sheep 1873 10 at 81 80 ~ n a, IS so;
E. ssi e e :
50 ie IS cu m state tat ,s sheep 10 d.
as . ~ wf s5@3s sD c0 unshcT lamb g M
Is: - un.sSrn state sheep Jos d. at 20 ~ 'u'~'
n egssa s sp IA d '% s At g. g.
70 ID at IS S.k clipped state sheep 81 10 al
+ Curtis: 20 unshorh State s"ooP -V 49, -
a 100 10. at - roo hood Including 1877
heal on yae; only few unimpoant % uas som me-
ia ~ IN m late hour but the feelng was so'c
oTn s.,ar Sountrv dressed nominally unchanged N
salesNs Judd & CO. IL state hogs 100 10 ~ " !"
per 100 n. co. ~ n, q 70
s. Sanders: State hogs. 10 I'D at - w. w. NV "
at o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-13
rovDON WOOL SALES.

r,,o, .ov Io-At the wool auction sales to-day
- Ion pa,es vere offered which loo bales We're
Win ;rawn Competition was spirited Win the home nome
rate Germany largely OF secured parcels az run
-, n,ariors OF all descriptions were hrmer LAMBS
80, Unchanged were In less demand Cape OF Good
ne and Natal in rather better demand ana
nornos we're arm with good competition Following are
in detail: ~, ..o,. ..ouro, ,,La3,s ,s,
baies secured. Iotals Id; greasy
Victooria-9ooo bales secured 7tdJis AID: greasy
tu,S Ausralia-73s bales secured. iosdals;
6GTi.d. 49,, q .oa ,.,o.. .oo,-sd 7,aa0,s "a. ar..sv
4Aa9d. w.. ., >o,,, COZ ,o,.,. .oo,r., 50,
mis- ia: greasy. 3I.d3%d.
bales OF Australian secured skin sold at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-13
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. May ~. 1897.
BEANS AND PEAS-The position Of the market r.
changed in essential point Supplies are coming for
ward quite literally and with slow demand values are
weak and unsettled Outside quotations for mos, varie
ties extreme. Medium and pea have been shaded a
lttle indeed SOC become extreme now 10 use
a quotation. Green peas are slow We quote: Beans
marrow, choice Per bush l7sg$i 90 DO fair 10 good
e14t 10 % medium and choice s5lzc; do fair to
good $685. a. T % u hdnsy ssSei 9 o. SS0r y,
low eye N01l 06, DO turtle soup. u %; 90 Lima Cali.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-13
WEST SHORE R.K.

,.alns leave w. i2d g siatlon n T., iollows and
=. ifa'n assrite. from Franklin st;
y h.s 70 a. t. DAILY L0 s1i.H to Buffalo S.n,as
0ilo a. .,saio Niagara Falls Toledo c.ev,lana Chicago
t, ei A. NJ Daily. except sunday TO ,,a..kil Noun
fanny Utica Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George. Paror
car 20 " Daily for Albany Montreal Utica Syracuse
OWV buffalo Niagara Falls. roconto. Detroit
Isso.unnIana chicago and 81 Louis.
.t,rp NJ Daily, except Sunday for Syracuse. Roches-
yer anu Daily for Albany. u;ica. Syracuse. Rochester
81 Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cleveland Chi.
Sam. ,abes at principal hotels and oinees
1ims y LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
" Vanderbilt ave. New-Yort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-13
BALTIMORE g. OHIO

Leave New-York foot q Liberty st.. daily
piiTTsnURG. 8'3o ex sun. 2 Sun. i2l5 night.
cINCINNATJ ST EouIs 10 a m; p; ;n m; cor,
ll8o Dining Car. $50 Dining Car CDi y, a
a. M DINING Car Dining Carr. Dining Carr. l2lo
night.
NORFOLK II 30 a. m. daily.
NEW ORLEANS. Through Sleeper 800 ?; m daily.
All trains are illuminated with Pintsch Light. 80 -
OFFICES: l13 l72 26l. 434 LAO Bway. 81 e. IAN ST.
i27 Bowery ~ Y. 800 34+ Fulton-st Brooklyn; station
foot Of Liberty St " C. r. r. Of " J. Baggage checked
from hotel or residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-13
sor-rHERN COTTON MARKET.

Savannah May l2-Coton dul. and nominal; mo, mo
All, = iec ioyv mddne l-l8c receipts 0t0 PARE
EXPORTS to the Continent sos; coastwise lol saeS "
stock ~ 12s -, .,,s.,,1 -,Lc low
mddng 7sc, good ordinary 6ac; rec ,e p,a w. 0'
ernor,s Goa twse o. sales. 81 stock in2s 81, ,o,v
Norfolk MAY 12-Cotton steadv: midding, -; 10.
midng nc: good ordinary o-loc; recslp'S ''i ~
arnor,s coastwse Sc: sales. "A: stock. l3n IA.
New Orleans May 2-Cotton te,dy' md 9se Saie.
low niddling re good ordinary 6+c oaiee
sxnorts eoastwiss 1871: sales 900 stock 10 'V''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-13

c,orrEE-Business In coffee has been only moderately
mar the main showing Wehkhess
The mist call decline Of Salo points and saes OF
HSo has Nv IL M sales bad reached only ouU Daes.
up 10 that time prices had scarcely varied rom hS
openng figure the close OF the marke, saIes 1sa
YeacheS but 10 bags with prices as appendeo ana INC
80 ~ the market finally barely steady AT het 1ecn-
Of s6io points. Europe was seller in small way az:
rba Toreen market ursatisfa~Tor' as 70 wv
.,,na,,on in Europe while Brazilian cable. showed
tendency toward larger movement and liberal cea 40 ox
Vas,sr6av santos cleared 1900 bags lncuong t-VoO
bags per steamer Chaucer 1900 bags per steamer A
ptrc p and 90 600 bags per Scent styan AZ
The same time trading in spot coffee showed
on the pat and warehouse
of apprecaby the theory that no news is goou
:, m assumed that Brazilian crop conditions are nor
nal or fairly favorable while the Amersan s ysae @
~ than year ago py go oo oass ar
rger than two years ago by 2oo oa7 bags This gives
weak undertone local prejudice bu; for me most
shows Quotations OF milo coiIee
Yellow observation-disclosures to GOD llgll1c good d. ~
cte i3I 0l4Lc La Guayra-Caras as, l2eq lS1c lotto
Cabelyo iia12itc savanilla- Bucaramang. l+ale'se
yeaSota iei6fN Mexican-Cordova, llhql3Ic: Oaxaca
I'd isc to ot h, ,eg3ie
Fast Indian~Inerior 24,c faD n 29STs . 5 syss
1arEet for spot coffee ruled dull and weak under lower
CO or,es No Rio offered at Sc The MID conee mar
u. uSas and Sales included GO bags Mara
oaibo and 80 bags Porto Cabelo on private TERMS
nS trIct follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-13
Railroads..
pENNSYLVANIl

66<4AAS6@&>EA
STATIONS foot of DEsBRossEs AND coRrLAx,
500 A: NJ. FAST NAIL. Pullman Buns, Sleeping
9 1890 EAsT rlI SEyS1srs .Ha rffsT9
walton Cars For Chicago: Cleveland. Toledo. clscs1
zoo p M'n cRicAGo HXD ST. 6G Jus EXPRESS
600 p. N: WESTERN EXPP sss.-For cs.vsIss
745 w. souT!i TIVE srTaes ExPRHSss-Fcr c.
@ "a hau Lo,,svls. Indian ,nolIs s.. ievs: ,,.,.
Chicago Connects FOR Cleveland and Toledo sx:ss|
WASHINGTON AND THE sOUTH
@ 10 go DINING G" p ~ al paa an
30 Dining Caro-. Dining carr 0 p. m ~ Is nss(
sunday; $50 go II a m. O. 20 "Consressonai I.r
all Parlor and Dining Cars. 4:3o Dining Carr. D.l
Ing Car. 0 ?. m. ~ u night.
SOUTHERN RAlT.WAY.-ESpress. 40 D. n. ard u 4
Atlantic COAST LINE-Espress. $50 a. m. ana
CHBsA PEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-5 .. m. isny
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-s A. q
AriASTc! ci FrY ~ s'' 20 m weekday.
Long Braach As5ury Park Gnterlaken. gundays): oe~(
GSoye end p9in, pes,an', 30 a. m i?i| 30
FOR PnrL,DELPHiA.
GO 73o $50. .. DO 90 Penn! I.m.t@d) 10 ln,I
Car. DINING can. Dining Car. 30, s. D. II
r. u night. Sundays sis $50. .. $50 10 Limited
r a Can T Dos G csr So 'oq'f m az
Ticket Offices Nos 4Gi 94i iloe. 1923, III ard =
Broadway Aston House and f'ee ~ see, =
Bros,vay and Brooklyn Annex sam; P SseJ
stat& Jersey CITY The New York TTanse' .osnpsa
VII: cali for and check baggage from n''r'' Anu '''
dences through 10 destination q, ,roOD
J. Il. HUTCHINSON. J. X NODp
General Manager General passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-13
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

arrives Buffalo $3.50 p. NJ Pullman vest!buie Day coaeh1
and Parlor Cars. Diring-Car service Meals "a .arl
Connects Buffalo with through seepeFs 10 Derot az
1910 p. VI. daily. except Sunday. for Mauch churl
40 r. W. daily. except Sunday for Wil&essarrI
Pitston, Scranton and principal Intermediate 1900
Connects for all points in coal regions ChaF Sao
4:IO p. W. daily. except sunday. for wlsessauI
Pttston Scranton md principal ntermedate staika'
Connects for all points In coal regions fu"tnah bsnS
BIS r. NJ. daily. Tor EAsToN and intermediate III
GiO p. VI. daily except Sunday. Express for sa,ln.f
ton principal intermediate stations Con.cs io' Hsss
900 y. VI. daily. for BUFFALO. NlAtAHA ~
and all points West Pullman Sleeper Nsstlu.ef tfsa,
" Y. to Chicago. Sleepers 10 Buffalo and Ioronto
$3.50 Il. VI. daily. except sunday: Stopping only q
South Pai1feld, Eas;on, bethlehem, Maneh CfunS l.
r. Junction Sayre Ger Rochester BATAVIA and Buzz
falo Pullman Sleeper for Buffalo None but sleeping
passengers carried. No baggage carried
900 r. VI. daily. for ITHACA. GENEVA. kocMks1
TER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. snf all points WssI
Pullman Sleepers Chicago and Buhaio- sleeper q
Wikesbar-e. . 81, - ro,.xl
BROOK and intermediate points leave as follows go!
NJ 2:3o 400 and $50 p. NJ. ll;o0 r ~ SATURDAY,
only. -,..,.. . g, "a, 90,
355 g4i and 323 Broadway II East l4th ST. loS Eas'
I9Sib 81 Ie7 Bowerv y Y: SEQ Fulton ST., Court g.
ae broadway and Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn.
New-York Transfer Company will call for ana checi
baggage from hotel residence through 70 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-13

FLOUR AND MEAL-The market opened nrIner. but
before BUYERS had accomplished much wheat loe It's Inn
movement and from the market Prices were
fed higher bu, generally on yesterday basis
TRANSACTIONS Included 5000 bbls spring patents. S5g
a. 70 and private terms $50 bbs spring bakers IS cog
S 76 900 bbls winter straghs 81 33g$A b0 800 bbls
Winter patents 81 GOQ$4 100 bbs winter clears - 49,
800 bis No at So rs: 100 hls superfne winter
a. 1-...RYE FLoUR-ouiet: sales. 276 bbs at 81 900
81 .coRNMEAL-sieady sale 600 hbs 4Se e1
Steady Quoted: Fine white 1oc Mne yeliSw s@dos
n winter bulk eoaese spring @ae2,c 100 s Soa
S7isc oil meal $40 ooMt2o; homjny chop coaS2,ac
about nghts prices by under the influence Of good
houses RAPIDLY dsXsoped strong gnserSne witch car
The same bull element N eontro the market that
has been evidsnce during the last few days and the
the matter resulted later In bad
In quiet bear traders good sellers for
sbnr account good deal OF early discussion
about The attitude of French buyers toward American
hsat ara rumors current that couple OF cargoes
hss been taken at Chicago for France 1t sad that
even with favorable weather from now on the French
crop would be 20 per less than last year Ths Paris
advance ali day closing nr Berlin opened ana closed SEQ
I'D higher than last night. while Liverpool made net
gain q ia for the dav brtish crop neC ~ was b tsse
Ia the the aecuuplson OF ions STUN began 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Nav i2-FIour nrm and UNCHANGED; sales
$50 bbls Wheat inactive and higher spot and month
SildSlac. July nc asked. August, 'o'tc asKed
2g 543 bush sales 5000: southern wheat ny sample
Corn strong: spot and month. 3o.sa50!c Juhe 81
G3oc: July 3om30sc; steamer mixed 2,q-'sc: 99
S,s ,l3 bush; sales o. 600; southern white corn o-
Yellow. sic Oats very nrm and demand good, no No,
rive drmer No nearby. +lG4lisc; No western; 4.ae
.2c: stock so l4S bush Hay slow and easy: CHOICE
o,h sl4 80 asked Grain reights very dun ana fats
eaS steam Liverpool. per push ig.4u May ,rn -
S@r riders per quarter Is 4isda2s 3d. May sugar strong
and Unchanged Butter steady; fancy creamery ioS 90
1ors hacked sGiOc Eggs steady fresh. e:c Cheese
steady and unchanged
Po.ton MAY I2-Flour firm: spring patents - ftgS9 G
clear ond straghs 50 6Oas4 .: winter patents gig
81 so. clear straighis s. 5og$S Cornmeal seady oog
sos. 10 Clipped 20c No clipped 2oac Corn steady
steamer yellow 34ikc: No and steamer 49,. MIL
feed firm: spring bran. ship lake and ran ~ oo
ylner bran si4Gsi4 25 mddlings sll IoaSlt 90; req
dog -four Si3 F'resh beef hrm steers '.Qsc; hnd
quarters IO.11c; fores, 5iac Lambs hrm mutton ana
erv lJSpi6isc Western l+G6c imitation llal3c: ladies'
i0alic Cheese steady Northern l0plc: Western. lie
Buffalo May l2-spring wheat-oTerngs light; prices
LA 's2sc new Sii.c Winter wheat-No demand No 2
yed on treck 9o asked: white track $50 Corn
weaker; No 2 yellow, 3Oc. No yellow, 2sc: No corr
3ao: No corn, 2st4Q29c Oats-Higher prices asked:
hvy.,s boidno on No white. CSC No white, 24g2+i.
No mixed 2s1c. Barley firm for good to choice mating
grades and offerings very light lot OF canada war
Chicago May l2-Tho leading futures ranged as fol-