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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26

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Tame SQUADS have been in liberal supply generally slow
plenty pRa n SsSns "Sa
hns ssfn ana
fancy bringing i@2c n higher than quotation bI, for
have sold fairly rrces steadily Sustained Frozen
little than nominal we quote Fresh IiieS,r
do western picS.S aSssc do scaldsd 3aaa4c fowls
stne and good to DO hsay
sc DO poc- to ' FAIR SgsSe old cocks western
s sSs s1ss ls1 ssn r do
.cSded i2ai4c chickens soft meSied sal2c fowls. No
l. Sc capons I2Glc dicks. No !. Iiai2c: geese. No J.
HoPs-',usness does not improve. Foreign markets a
are Gull unsettled condition and exporters have been
Sasea b:ews1s claim t; ss' Be WORKING fsr
quantity stock on hand ard do not inclined to
ss for the 1 Flinders ana so cradles ' sS
and medium qualities offered rather urgently and fur
tan sales quote: 'i sias 1885, choice sssoc DO
ss s 1890 ss dc % TO od fair t p4s 81
&c; do common to fair 0a7'4c: State and Pacific Coast
Ensse snps ana ,I golden den
choee BIRDS aU have Sn s held
generally poor selling slowly ut IRREGULAR prices sand
& ssTs. sn sHs SSa
r9ysI s @@hs
nda Old POTATOES have fallen low prices ond
she closes dull. New declined TO present quota
week They have since cieaned
closely. to-day there is strong ceins ana
prospect improvement. Asparagus has been IN
moderate supply and selling at fairly steady prices ED
bages have plenty and low. Cucumbers IN iaH de-
mand 6rmcr Green peas In light supply, ana pics ,
have made some advance String beans are also doinS
better strictly choice quality Florida tomatoes
have b-ea plenty and declining Bernuda ONIONS
dull and prices lower sell. We quote potatoes
bermuda per BIZ. soGs4; Charleston and savannah prime
So Eods3 Florida 81 5Os3 Southern No to No = 81 20
s3cGSsi: do sack. oocdSl: asparagus nearby per
dozen stalks 81 o5nSo %: do Maryland and Delaware
Gsl 30; &C inferior 6cGS. beets Charleston PET V
Snnch,e sI@s" d, Norfolk and North Carolina slMs2
cabbage Savannah Charleston per hhl crate 'ecw
81: do Norf,u 73cGSl cucumbers. Charleston an "a
vannab per basket 81 75s2 90 DO Florida " 5oaSl 20
do rer crate 25as1 so celery Florida per dozen ass
sc eeenants Florida per hal box srn ~ Se
crate 81 IS New0rleans per Dbl 81 80: 90 per rag,
81 4Oasl 20: do Egyptian, per sack " ~ peas W 10
land pe- Dbl s3 5OGs4; do ha- arre basket o
e. do Eastern shore 81 23dsl 49, do per crate 81 SS9
nearby per 100 lunches SOC: rhuharb. 1ocaSi string
heers Charleston AMI Savannah. green per basket ZIG
81 III do Saw s1@sl 10; do ,harles,on'
SQUASH porka white per Dbl crate S.gS& 20 90 Ee'
SI-SDRIFs-Reesxax In moderate demand nut ne,u
orrniv M oG6P7c H. Ginseng root scarce aho srhy
~ bOTst ne, 10 Maple and syrup receiving hte
attention arc values uncertain sugar qnoten opoc per
h. dragging prices. We quote state clover COMP
per 10 6dlOc: d. extracted 4isa3isc; CO puck%hesd
rcrnh 5d7c: DO extracted 3h04c: State extracted 90
5,c. southern per gal. Joc Peanuts quiet We quote:
Hand-plcked fancy. 3Nc do Spanish sheieo' no 4%c
Virginia shelled No ]. 2Ac.
and cream at the different railroad distributing points In
and near the city for week have been as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York May o. 1897.
BEEvEsReceips ~ cars or Cos head all consigned ,dse
arm Dressed 7dSiac N for native sides
No change in cables The Cevic carried To Liverpool TO-
dsy cattle az eT or sc al szbcrre 300
ers beef for Nelson Morris Tomorrow the Brannc
Eas,mans Company; the St Paul for Southampton 900
quarters Eastrnans Company and $50 quarters Tor ~
dividel between j. Shamberg & son and schwarzschd
suzberger The Aurana. sailing to-day. carries no urea
beef
CALvEs-ArriyaIs. the bulk Of which were received
ana sold yesterday. 80 head. No trading on any
to-day Feeling generally steady CITY dressed
veals steady Ga9c 10; country dressed rihe firm
at 5a7c limited number reaching 1sc; little calves
sold at 4isg5c; few country dressed outtermKs al
exporter and car direct 10 saughterer were 10 cars
1901 head counting the stock carried over from YES
Sheep yearngs in fairly good demand at steady
prices Lambs ruled quiet and while the buk OF the
iower quality considered Nearly half the offerings
sell to late hour Inferior to good sheep sold
at 50 1888 40 per 100 No. Bermnds exporter payuns
50; ordinary choice southern lambs at S69S1 %
Dressed mutton aase per ~ dressed ye1rns alS
lambs marke: selling slasA EACH generally.
and then as high az 81 80.
sales-D. Mcpherson & Coz 1903 Virginia lambs, CO 10
J Il wilkerson; ;aS KeItucky lambs GO ID. a, 500
at 81 25.
iIoGs-Receipts % cars or 1865 head all consigned
direct Nomnally rated steady at Sig 30 per 100 ID for
sa,ssmIum. Mullen Ga,s yesterday, i state hogs
George Dlenback date yesterday: State hogs 1i2 H.
at 81 80 80 do III H. at 81 25 "A do 222 10 at 81 20
rough $50 10 SO 20 do 27 ID. 50 49, do. go 10.
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26
r-rIr rpADE IN CNICAGO.


c,,., Nav o. cspeciaD Wheat bulls got some COM
~, q, Tho nrs, hour from unusual advance IN
French country markets, the equivalent OF cehts
h,she When the influence Of this was all lost ra''S
came IN with only petty advance and wneh Liverpool
and Berlin showed decline everything else during the
sosson was Of bear sort Northwestern recelpts were
large $40 cars against 5lt last year C'earanceS
we're light 100 900 bush. The decrease in the WORLDS
visible 1913 coo bush less than hall the oXpectatoA
and 1000 bushels less than the decrease last yea
Fort Worth reported harvesting all over Texas Nashve
reported new Offering arrive there There was
no shipping demand here. outsiders kept out OF the
speculative market. In thirty minu'es prices
made weak by the sale Of about loooWo Dusheis
by Feruum. supposed to be for Kaufman OF 81
Louis July opened at 7 cents sold betT os vas sg
little weaker than this market starting the decline ana
losing little more May stood IA TO IA cen W Usr
moderate deliveries. NewYork at the close reported IL
Corn lost /. cent closing the bottom. The bear in
huences were those which have been effective Tor a
ta,ing shipping demand july sold between 24E cents
%ere a"a cars Win 500 cars Estimated Tor
samples cent lower cables were i.d lower sea
elevator people merely hedging against their Western
purchases All Of them reported offerings in the country
steadily increasing Weather conditions continue favor
Oats lost !, cent, July selling from IN cents to 1875
GO cars. with 800 cars estimated for wednesday
S oar only 5000 bushels Charters Wce made fer
bushels. shippers declared the demand from the
5 Eass sG sold f f9r e export Inc reported '
y cents, . 4n s s sS ssns aN a PORK Sos losing
eepts were the depressing clrcumanee particularly the
there were $4,000 against $4,000 las, year. Packers
s" T5S IT, TSS E ia Ssss ne1
total hsye Of an obn 90 Gsr 10000 @
on the curb puts on July wheat closed COS
calls. ~ cents; puts on July corn .s.g2ias cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26
HAY AND STRAW.
Receipts at New-York for week ending May Is:
EOSTON WOOL. MARKET.

Boston May 2?.-The wool market here has been ;ull
week. OF trade shows Yet more quiet
Territory woods are meeting with slow sale at
present conditions materially different The
price quoted for good s Of fine medium and fine Is yet
nceces slow, with small oner
ings Australian quiet demand. with prices
Arm. The following the quotations for leading de-
scripions: 600
Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA neeces and above 10000;
No I cpmbins, 2ic; No > "onDing. 2ic; M and NN
and above &c.
Michigan Wisconsin. etc-X Michigan. 1sc No i
Michigan combing. 22u23c. No ! Illinois combng. ia
De: No Michigan comhng 22I23c. No Illinois comb
irc 22a23c: Y New-York. New Hampshire and Vermont
iTIsTIsc No New-York. New Hampshire and Vermont
zoe; deiane Michigan. google: Lake and Georgia $50
i9c.
ITnwn.hei mcdium--Kentucky and Indiana. a blood
comblng i0c: Kentucky and Indiana :, blood combng
i9c Missouri !. blood combing lsHlOc: Missouri n blood
oombing isQi3c; braid combins, lsc.
Texas wo1s-Sprng medium n2 MONTH, illl3c:
secured price. a2gsic fprng fine az month";. lo9i2c
secured price. 35G36c
TERRITORY wools-Montana fine medium and fine lo,,3
i2isc price, 35g38c: staple 3s3oc; Utah. Wyom
ing etc medium and Ane. 10Ul2c secured price
35ff36c: staple 3IGf3Sc.
california woo,s-Northern spring. ltRlGc: secured
price 35d3Tc: middle county spring l0al2c. secured
price 32n3ic
Australian secured basis-Com5lns. superfne iSdliac
comblng good i3giGc comblns. average, i2c. Queens
md comb i3Ui.G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26

HEMP AND JU1E-Tns market was au!st for a both
arss,. FassS S 'ST' Hssfy 'jss
butts nssS Ssy Win E TH'a e State.
against We a1o,s Mssa hs%p seS
s sssi ss s 10 ':'% "e
dGSs. sna sa pae s sSan S iue
s Se PAPER quality. LOBE mixing. 1Soc bassng
l%GlHc
were rather light with holdings small city daughters
although s Was Sssne Sw IN the ss c
Sae asn fer Of he sas .ss Is rsce
;qSk Il S 900 M nsans is es
S cssTr s La ua asSsS
csbo 1oc savana, lie; Texas ioo Masmo''s iis
$40 eide S5,Sas 5ssss
s sSis'. ' cow i.s T%; bull tliaGsc
LpATHER-Locai demand not large for hemoek:
but manufacturers took enough leather 70 give me
Ws so@ a aai 6oR
l 3c w ihs ~a' aGs hut '5 si %
selection 1920 seconds. . is@nos sSisSs
'Sg es 4sf i' :;::'is
sss backs ,Sa a"a s aS nsST
onds a4a25c bellies. %gc Sskare's ssa sac1 is
Sens Sai asaSc Ts sRaa oak sole ias2s
SC % n Sl c c%sd m
ai Is spo, and ic l5s futures Sales 100 spot and
lSl 2n' ca Lnasn TSe
that odsys Bamc2 sale wen; at p Sn ISers
s YORK f~%s, S sadsT
quoted 05oa 10 SHE and e.eerolyc NJ IooI
100 with spot closing at f4s rs Ca ana
with spot quoted at 325a3aOc st Louis firm. with
sales cars soft Missouri Bloc and desilverized a
3i24c. London closed unchanged at ~ us pd -:
SPFfTER-Ouiet but steady Of 415a4 25c for spot -
Louis strong sa,es 81 cars NJ &C. London easier
and quoted at III 1e Sd. IRON-Steadv WIN spot
quoted G4OdGSoc Glasgow closed at AS "a tor scc
warrants and Middesboro closed at Jos Cd Tor NO d
's M saes RSp principal
BUYERS OF moasses with demand for little lots but TIE
market steady unchanged prices Syrups were IN
export Glucose quiet but STEADY NJ npu
al degrees. We quote: New Orleans cenrltusa
common, ga Zoe: fair 1ld3c good. l4dl6c prime. 20
49, New-orleans open kettle common; S~ pS osi
sSc syr,ps-Common sQioc; fair. IiGI2c; good 49i3e
prime IG9lsc: fancy. l0g2lc.
NAVAL STORES-Stocks were AZ follows hosih'
900 bbs: spirits turpentine, 2o3i bb tar 2o6' Dds
Resin steady somewhat modified prices Tor common
grades pales unchanged Spirits turpenne dull and
rather easy Tar and pitch quiet but UNCHANGED 80,
sG ga of T sSfs du .so, quot, ph s. ps
turpentine regulars and machines. 7a7.c ro'n. com
81 10: n s: 30; w q. 81 so; W W. SIS
OCEAN FREIGHTS-The market for berth freigh,s
dull but steady TO the Continent and weak to the
United Kingdom. Quotations folows Liverpool.
nd London. 2AG2sd Glasgow. 2.d Bristol 80: Irh.
80 pigs Rotterdam 7c An sterdam 7c Cork for orders.
% IND: cotton Liverpool per 100 NJ. i2c -.
FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS-Nenscls for the long Noy-
age trades continue In demand but at present they are
and hard TO obtain. and rates are nrfn Barrel
oil tonnage for Europe is wanted and there Is mod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26

DRtGS-Opiiim n u9cnanBed
price, with SUPPLIES on hand g @
81 BE- b 81 sis g. %
n qts ~ aunasa sat le!ssR
chang in s" ny s0n I'VE with nSor ns
s. a' :nS Sa', nms 81 s sIss s.
lcssi Is; mustard natural sc.sG 2. ar,ihSal s. %
Tins TO- s. oasi e. Pe1syTSya 700
I sSs 5a'a any s
SSs w S s'1 pure ''S ssrmced g @g
sss took sa lot. prices s ssver
mediate We nsSdOc G5s sen'sn ess
Northwes,e5n 81 ginger Jsmace SnblSashsd i7e2oc
9G2c golden seal rSqce clhDny
So selected barrels ial6c: sarsaparlla Hond9ras $50
ss MANITOBA MANITOBA &c. snake Canada &c., Texas isG?ic
Virginia. 1Sc
M ana Weak on e fr nT dene n
SC Is%s "s@
eos = ss%;s 2sSs. 3;
s. so'i Slns' RssH; 49, Is sstra At
ss ncied $50 K aH ss q d
s. So as to Srand HAG MEAloaoisd; Fine white
' saap n' S s9T q g sn IS n Sn
my chop. Soa5slsc' % '''''
displayed moderats nImn ness
liberia. selling attended by strong combnatiSn Of
heal The @ induced sns
TODAY S32 give promise OF falling OFT at
the end OF the week The whea: recently pouring INTO
Duluth has been destined I'll sales made by elevator
people Beyond n few complaints OF frost In Michigan
and Indiana the weather and crop news was iuy up
the late standard and in Texas harvesting already IN
full blast. according afternoon dispatches New wheat
II has sold In Tennessee at i5c The feature OF
cable the Paris markets. Opening strong ana
1Oa5O points higher wheat and -four. Suggesting cor
bad the market later turned weak
and at the close only partially points ABOVE hs
night on when and % lower 10 20 net higher
foreign markets did not keep pace WIN
Paris Liverpool and Berlin opening weak hut cof
ing steader partial recovery. The volume OF ioreen
trading IL market during the day was lnslgnicant
weekly Of stocks showed only
OF the afternoon factors depression in connection with
bearish Southwestern crop news the moderate export
weakness of French markets. Inc cfsh
busines- incl bush No Northern
waite terms 1000 bush No hard Manitoba ana ~
/ Northern Ncw-York private terms, Quotations d
anoa, were follows: No hard Duluth S2isc 70 ar
rive No Northern Duluth size TO arrive: No Northoo
err New-York sOac. No Northern Duluth ,'i-c No :
hard New-Yo.k 1Sc: No hard New-iork &c an Spot
..... .CORN-The corn market opened STEADY put WIS
receipts sympathy with the decline in wheat and mod
crate Uouidation. The close weak Mt &c ne. decths
EYnort trade than usual, absorbing lSoco
bush No corn. private terms. and 1000 bush No
white No quoted 30zc delivered OAl p ~
marEe, for oats little more active today. but the
declines in other produced weak undertone re-
smiling in a net loss OF lsc from las. night Exporero
tooi, i30 600 bush No clipped and 10000 bush no
mixed No quoted 22c NO oats &c; No WIT
pc Ne white 24isc track white. 25d3lc: track mixed
Buffslo " -. BARLEY-Market quiet; quoted 2s7s12s'sc
nI Drnsio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

=. Liverpool May % 3:43 p. m-cos!ng; Wheat spot
spring. steady. Gs Id Corn. American mixed spot.
firm Is I'D: do old dull % ga futures May. steady
81 Louis fancy winter duh s. Cd Hops at London pa
cifc Coast. steady 3Og7Os Beef firm; India mess
5Gs ID; prime mess AS Gi Pork dull prime mess fine
Western. As Cd medium Western As % Hams
Short cut IL 10 n. hrm i2s Cd Bacop dull Cumber
land cut IS 30 n. 2as ca short rib 20 "a 10. 2Gs
Cd long mid3lcs light IS 3s n. 26s; clear
middles heavy - To- ~ 10 2as short clear middles
heavy a. TO 90 ID rs Ciiar ot nr o. ~ 10 a. TO- los
Western dull. 2os. Cheese. American finest white and
oolored easy 5is ordinary 49s Tallow prime city
steady lis Co;tonseed OIL Liverpool refined dull l5s 3D.
TuDen,ne spirits steady. eos o. Ros!n. common hrm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

St. Louis May 2j.-Cat!le steady fancy export steers
s3as5 30 fair TO choice native shipping 81 4ogsi 90:
s3ds4 4O under 1000 NJ So 1884 3d. and
heifers $2Gs4 TO- Texas and Indian steers fed SO 400
81 So SJd$3 G5 and helfers S2dS3 Hogs
lower lights So 55gss co. mixed So 350s3 Co. heavy 50 80
asa G1is. Sheep steady and active native muons 81 2
ass 49, cus and bucks G59s3 25; Texas sheep So 10
qsi 20; spring lambs. $685..
Kansas City. May 25.-Cattle about steady Hogs
opened weak closed steady: heayiss So l2a as3 52i
packers SO 4Od$3 30: mixed 50 4jaS3 So lights SO 200
80 So Workers, 50 52has3 So pgssi 5ods3 IS. Sheep
steady lambs 81 35asG; mutons. So 25ds4 20.
East Liberty. Penn. May 2J.-Cattle steady and
changed Hogs active prime medium. So 9Oqs3 05 best
s. 80 heavy. g. soqs3 ~ roughs. 81 2ogS3 q sheep
choice 81 2OnSi 20. So SO$3 40: choice
lambs sass Is. lambs $3.50; veal calves 81 80
GSC IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26
CEMENTS ~ SEA WATER.
From Science.

FrOm
A series OF experiments on the resistance OF ce-
ments to water was begun I'm 1856 at the harbor
OF La Rochelle, and Is described in the "Thonin-
dustrie-Zetung" by T.. Candot. The experiments
consisted In placing tubes OF cement OF different
would be covered by the sea at high tide and eX-
posed to the air at low wrter. Blocks OF cement
containing sand. and the best mixture was one
volume OF cement with from one to two volumes
eight years: This mixture corresponds TO the least
porous material. that Is the cement sufflces TO
completely I'll the interstices between the grains
Of sand, An excess of lime or nagnesla In the
cement Is detrimental; this occurs when the guam
tity OF silica and aumlna ~ insufficient to saturate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26

COFFEE-The coffee market made steady start at
an advance 500 points European cable advices being
more favorable had been generally looked for.
causing sellers to withdraw The first call deve-
oped the fact that however. sales
reaching only bags and for the OF the forenoon
only 2o bags more including June 3; December. 730
and February 7.4O. Receipts at Rio and Santos. how
ever liberal scale and checked buying. foot
and Is bags Saurday-in nl $1,000 bags with the
stock already nearly 100000 bags Of
Of year and nearly 10000 bags in excess Of the
Ssibe supply witch IS now 748 bags against 1885,
bags last year 800 2O2 bags the previous The
fact that the Havre and Hamburg coffee markets will
be closed Thursday on account OF religious holiday
engendered In the afternoon the market
but about steady late cable advces from Havre claim
Ing that the undertone European coffee markets
much nrmer The final public accounts from Havre
ing at about half the figures OF year necessarily
points discretion the part OF the bears notwth
standing apparently burdensome supplies and the
sumption the crop OF Brazilian coffee points
steady at a net advance Of 5Q15 points Total sales.
10 1850 bags the figures appended Mild coffee quota
tons were as follows: Acknowledgement 10 good.
i0iaiisc; good Cucua. 3Aa14hc; La Guayra-Caracas.
manga lzs@ f4aiGsc; Bogos isaisc Meacsn-cordova
iiI6dI3Ec: Oaxaca 12al8c. Central American-Common
10 ordinary. IOt@l4lsc fair TO good lSqlsAc prime TO
choice I9a2ic. Fast IndianInte1or 2!AQ2Sisc fancy.
.oS65c sales Of mild coffee included 3 90 bags Mara
steady oil day Quotations Of spot coffee were
rs nominal the basis Of INC for No Rio invoice
lots and SIC for 1obbing packages
Foreign markets: santos-Conee market quiet: good
average Santos 98500: receipts two days 1000 bags:
stock 100000 bags Hamburg-Conee market advanced
!. pig; sales 5000 bags. Have-cofee market opened
advance: at m 6rm. Ikaa. franc advance: closed
Arm z6I frsn nc advance; sales, IS. 900 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston May 25.-Cotton quiet middling. nc; low
middllng &c: good ordinary. Glsc receipts 80 bales:
Gales SO: splnners, 49, stock. 2o055
Norfolk. May cotton nrm; middins IGc; low low
bales exports coastwise. ia sales TO- stock 1902
New Orleans May 2Coton steady middling. g. iGc:
low middling 6;sc good ordinary, Lice net receipts.
iiei bales; gross $50 sales. 1900; stock. 95s9o
Savannah May 25.-Cotton dun but steady; mlddling,
TIC low mIddling &c: net receptA. 606 bales. gross.
S3I; sales IS; stock. Is. 1871
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,NRAyEILERs THROUGHOUT EUROPE

Will nnd The Tribune on NE at leading Hotels ana
abroad should consult the European advertisements which
appear every Sunday Wednesday and saturday only
select and reliable announcements published You
avoid and dissatisfaction caused BY many
~ the so-cal,ed Guide Books Our London once 70
Feetst E. c.. IL open To all Tribune readers business
o. pleasure: Il doesn matter The welcome 10 the same
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these bases. The best cement II that viii
nnires least water for mixing, relatively ~
amount which II car hold chemically, E,,n cor
o,,irc very little excess OF water. and hence
The densest and least porous results and the nj
mum durability.
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4 4 A.
"a. Aa-i. - 4 ~
50 4 80 Az 4 Az

Cash quotations follows Flour eascs 81.
ss 81 red eoaosc . Tsoy :4 e
nominal 2,a$o:; 10 sd , s 6 No M $,
na1 per ' b. S. E 2%ss ,'?'qs lard
s. sG ssx.a ribs ; g. so es
s. 6aasi 75 whskey disti.s finished go2a lc per es
the butter mars' w wa m Sasc Fgs,
Cincinnati May 2S:-Four steady, Wheat quiet; No
sos Corn ssady v No mT N G Iad dS
81 IS Bulk meats easy 81 75as4 S. s. 50
as Ss wh 4c S%i'' l e 4ay &C. Sugar
Eggs nrm at Sc. Cheese steady.
H"sSris nay s MITE ss q
Minneapolis MAY w Yea S MaS c N S%y
Nor.hern 72lc
Phiadelphs May 2-whea &c lower contract gaae
May s2n eJ JSne No G9n naked Iu Nav
ny and August qGps a a%ss homns
a Mny Hnf i Butter m fancy DO
prints 5c do Psnnsyyanaa prints el lSs dull and lover
NewYork full cream small fancy, lOc: do fair to so2d
do ass ianes 20 S9 a m and higher
ns Gand Sc s TaSw 9 dd r ana se spring
ppRcScns 2oG2c poultry srm fowls chpes .1 &c.
good sG 0 rsafpy d a to i1e and qs
st. Louis May dull quiet and qns ss sd
eSc asked No hard cash SOC asked July 7ae bid;
ASsus5 s.: 5Gs 20 asked cash sf 2a july
mbeT 2s is ,sF asked Baer
&c., &c., dairy 6a2c Eggs rm 7c =. Whssey s. Ia ID
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26
MILK AND CREAM-The daily average receipts OF milk
and cream at the railroad distributing points In
and near the city for the week have been folows
Tntnl daily sunnly

The MIX Reporter says The adoption by the long
haul roads OF dferential freight rate which took ef-
feet May l5 the New-York market value Of milk
to vary In accordance with the variation in freight
charges. Commencing May 10, and until otherwise
nounccd the price at the shipping point for 40
quart OF milk is follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26
FRENCH LINE.
GENERALE Transatlantique.

~ DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIS. FRANCE.
LA GASCOGNE. Baudelon. Sat. May 20 10 A. ~
IT, Santeli. sat. June 10 A. NJ
Rates OF passage First class. ~ Y 70 Paris sos and
UPWARDS by al except La Tourane, including
railway Paris and landing charges. Parior car
seat Is during summer season Second class TO
Paris. SG4.75
A FORGET. General Agent Bowling Green, ". 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-26
CI.YDE LINE.

~ CHARLESTON. S. c.
the SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS.
From Per 90 r. Il. 0oot az Rooseve:t-st-l p m -
IROQCOTS Wednesday, May "
COMANIHE rIiuay. NAY g
steamers have hrst-cass passenger accommodatons
VIM r. CLYDE g. CO., General Agents
Bowling Green. " T.
Fla Cent and PENN Fast F. p Line via Jacksonville.
Great So Fregh, and Passenger Line via Charleston
T G. eyer, General Agent 315 Broadway y. Y.