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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-16
CASH QUOTATIONS..
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-lOrk,
COTTON-The total business In cotton today reaSn,n
Variations were narrow and ne
throughout ruled tame and exceptionally
The opening call showed loss OF 1Q3 points capi'o
ing disappointing and private weather ana crop humS
showing hrarsh average After hucuetlohs III sIs
gsh way within a range of points or less the narke,
closed steady. prices finally showing net gam o.
point 10 n ret loss OF l point. the old crop pos,o,'s
relatively fme following the continued strength shown
by the epot department further advance OF lloc was
Iade on the spot quotations bringing middng uphd
bales spinning by the Of holders There was some
further support in the Fall River accounts when nncaea
that after sales the week OF l31poo pieces
production OF go pieces the market closed stcad on
the basis OF 7-l6c for extras Inc ChruIce las,
week rains have general IN some places ratner
heavy AS rule however. the moisture was needed ne
Texas crop reported In fair CONDITION. o3i
and had stands are complained Of in Mississippi ana r.
kansas Planting in the upands Is conpIeeu as a ,nS
The mississippi River steadily falling al Memphis ana
Helena Under reports local sentiment IN tne az
sence OF speculative support has bearish aVease.
cordng 10 The Chronicles figures. me visible supp!
OF cotton compared with the supply OF last weeh SHOWS
Of 90 $50 and compared with the supply on
loo, vea- shows decrease Of los 432 bales The Amsi
can vsible supply smaller than last weeks Supp! &
rs Issbales and smaller han last years supply py i'"
bales -.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool caoes-spo eo en6
anil. sales 5000 bales: speculation ana export, oy
American o. 600 receipts, l6Uo American ,nuo, i last
night prices Closed steady at g9p h FbTa TO Mach
a.s. Nav 4O6b: May-June. 4o5ias JuneIuly 4ofafoo'
H. Aug,s, 4035b: August-Sepember. 3637s Septen-
her October 856b October November Solp' NoVe"oei
paceynher 34as; December-January, 34'isb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New-York. May Is. 1897.
90 917 head all direct Ss to
today; feeling generally steady Dressed peer s,eaay st
7Gs2c per 10 for poor to prime city dressed nar r 10
Liverpool 1874 quarters OF beef on the MOBILE 70 I'm
don and 246 quarters: on me On a 10 ~
CALVEs-Recc!ps all for the market we're % ,n
81 al Jersey City and $50 at sxtiehs on perat SUI,
plies for SATURDAY prices doubled tne per ~ Se re-
s srsafs 0q Poor f'S to- prme Ssas sold ~
but IS 1915 the top figure for prime m az
dressed sold at 4isa7c; little calves at +itaSeo ~ oo.
saes--s. Judo & Co: - Bmhai9 vea's' lou 10 ae"e
r. Nicely ee: 50 veals 1870 10 at s. 1871; IS d. 100
% vsals 2s 81 At IS a. 3 6 61te Tn TX
calves i3i No. at 81 so ,,..,
SHEEP AID LAMBs-Receipts including cars direct et
stock carried from yesterday there were i-t Ssts
on saie"s at Jersey city and Az at Sixtieth ST sheep
both ruling SLOW and fraction easier considered spring
lambs were also quiet but hardly lower ABOUT 81 cas-
sheep and yearing lambs were carried no
fair clipped sheep sold at 81 OqS4 - per lOo ID de.S
~ ordinary unshocn do 81 25 fair 70 choice clipped
lambs at $50 80 deck Of fair Kentucky spring lambs
AT 81 %; a of good Virginia do at 81 90 Dressed
Sales Iudd & Co: 30 Kentucky spring lambs. IS 10
average at 81 ~ per 100 10 249 clipped lambs u H. at
So 25 21s do II NJ at ST. 40 clipped Buffalo sheep ana
NJ fo,ns: $50 clipped Buffalo sheep. 90 NJ. at 81; 100
Kentucky do IO1 n. a; 50 80; unshorn do. 50 H. at
ID Mcpherson & Co.: 227 Virginia spring lambs. Gi 10
AZ 81 80. 81 clipped sheep, 121 H. at 81 %
Newton & co: G3 clipped Indiana lambs. 81 10. at
e. 10. 95 clipped Indiana sheep. 1l6 n. at 81 %.
81 !! s. H. W'Ns'''"' % Ns"'4'Ay spring "''' % ~ "
D. Harrington III clipped State lambs. - n. at s. %
Hume Mullen: 96 clipped State lambs. 50 H. at 81 -
HOGS-Recepts. % cars. or 3s22 head including 10
sale. Steady at gsi % per 100 ID for extreme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-16
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago May u (SpeciaD-Wheat at one time To-Day
showed loss from Friday Of almost cent, ana closed
Iai, cent under. II seemed 10 be chiefly matter OF
short selling and Of Liquidation July opened at 1873
sold between 49,. and 72S412iz, and closed az '-s
cents The May kept II. premium. The selling OF
the day was by Barrett. Clifford and BaidwlnfafhuH'
The theory in the pit was that the best seSr wa" b;
Cudahy was doing selling Liverpool was hrin' no.
following Friday break Ths Ssh a as spmn and
IN oo bushels TO milers made the spot business here
in TWO DAYS almost 100000 bushels. good snare OF
ihs had been made possible by the liberal delN cries
,na5s in the last three days-about 100000 bushels,
agans, G4OO 900 bushels the same week last year me
drop in the May p denc here Cssrances from the
s.aboard were bushels-2li3UO bushels Tor me
Northwestern eSsprs were ppf weaher
decrease Of bushels In the visible is expected
Monday decrease OF seoooo pusheis IN the local
s' corn WAS weak losing a.@s cent July sold at 2Sss
and o. closed ut 2o cents sellers Elevator people
and perfect conditions for crops and mGvement we're
jvals were light 100 with 30 estimated for Mon
d. Ian, much expected next week Liverpool was
strong at !. to I'd advance There was the claim that
,1mn TACT which might be bulsh there but which
is very bearish this side Argenne shipments were
Thcre was break In May oats. q and the
other futures y cent lower Good weather, a
vausa in the shipping demand and the claim by elevator
nuences MAY which closed AZ 49, Friday closed n,
I7s cents July sold from lss to rs and closed at Isl.
TraGc has refused reduce the oats rate recon-
mendsd by officials here
ribs 10 cents considerable selling credited TO
the Cuahys The only support the market had was from
uohb,,S Large hog receipts the depressing factor.
icn ar, the last 100 900 estimated for week
the curb puts on MAY wheat 9i, closed at IN
"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-16
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London May I5.--At the wool auction sales to-day
o. offered. Of which 800 withdrawn
The competed brkly for crossbreds and the
Continent sought merinOs and medium secured Interiors
were good demand and lambs were better Prices had
hardening tendency The date for the closing Of the
present series has again been changed and
Tor Saturday, May % The following the sales and
prices obtained
New south wales-2ss bales secured. sa9Is I'D;
greasy 5gyd. -
bHasd.
<%Q9lzd - ,,,,
Tasmanis--24 bales; greasy, ohV7Hd.
New -Zeaand-5.el3 bales; secured sd01s Id srsasy.
Tho Approximate offerings next week are New South
South Australia. 1,90o; Tasmania, J. 200; Swan River
I0G NeW-Zealand IS 800 an9 Cape OF Good Hope and
Ssya $50 making total OF OF $50 bales The arrivals
today for The fourth series oIows New South
Wsjss $50 bales; Queensland. 2.610; Victoria, 1874
West Australia ic7l Nsw.zeslsnnsao al II ssa Cape Of
10Sn forwarded direct. Following are the weeks i'm
ports: New South Wales ee5 bales Meibonrre Sss
France. sos Germany POI; China. 500: Morocco COS
TsranTos GEO ard sunhriss. no. making total OF
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Nav Flour quiet but hrn, S 5soisc
July 75aG75c August 74c asked stock 5rn
Easier: spot 3O a3oizc month. 800. q9o.c June Zse
Sa7tc: July 29s Q295sc: steamer mixed s8sn
ISS ASo hush sales 10000 Southern white corr o|2c
do yellow 3igc oats strong No white 21gSc asIer
No nearly 4l@4li.c No Western s'p5 20
AZ a5a hush HAY steady: choice timothy sliqsIiog9
T grsigh,s Very oue: demand light, unchanged
saar s,rong unchanged Butter weak UNCHANGED Eggs
pos,or Nav 15-F1our quiet: spring patents. 81 300
s. To- Clear and straights So 7oas4 SO winter patents
e. SfSsic per bag 81 5OQs1 80 per Dbl oats quiet
fancy clipped o9IsQ3Oc: No clipned, 2Ssa2se; 10
and steamer 34aS4.c. Mfeed frm sPrns bran an snip
H,ors s1i 75asl4 So red dog -four Sli 90 Fresh beef
Srm: steers 7l9Qsc; hindquarters l02dnc; foIes og
Eiin lambs firm; and yearings IlaelSc; veal
S,zGec Butter Northern creamery 159i6e; West-
1IT1b1c imitation, 1al2l2c; ladies' loqllc Cheese
steady: Northern. l0G11c; Western. llc 80
chicago May 15.-The leading futures ranged as fo-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-16
RAILROADS..
Railroads.
ERIE RAILROAD.

,.ro,,sh trains leave New-York foot OF Cnambsr,.,
.. follows and ive minutes earlier from West 2sdst;
rs .M. N-Vestlbuled Express daily for Wav.r,
p',.hamton Elmira Buffalo, Bradford. Arrive in,,ay,
a.s - Ii Parlor TO Buffalo. "'o
Sn0 - N,-Vestibu,ed Limited fast mail Daily .o,,,
train for Chicago VIA Chautauaua LAKE. arrives Ceye
, ,s.Y and Cincinnati. Dining Car. "so'
:,O T.. M.-Bunao and Cleveland Vestibuled Express.
MI" arrives Buffalo T:l5 \. Nj, bradford T:l5 ~
I.msstown s:65 A. NJ. Cleveland 1913 r. NJ seepars 10
yun 40 and Cleveland making direct for De
troI,, Chicago and the West
StiS y. M.-via Chai,auaua Lake and Niagara Falls
Dai.y Sold Chicago. Seepers TO Hornellsyis
Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car
1lyICKE FITS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
4 accommodations at Ill ll3. ?6 i0l aud a57 Rroai-
way ie7 Bowery ls8 East l2Sth-st and 81 i2sh-
and 7es Fultonst,. 100 broadway. BROOKLYN; 900 Hud
Express calls for and checks basssss from hotels AMI
sn<ldences to desttnQtion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-16

ss,fs sSyi s$.ls
:5ssI s$: e q
when when U Wholesale treaty Be- asserted r:S
ea sw buyers can * %ss Into NOT
loaded win these low Grades at the ne. %ons eosey
upon s p the end Of S an old crop they with cCn
ss s.ss %ss hss Been to asa.y
most 1 saa BEEN n' S
Sr and de he 'Ha
dsy in 0s each asreo4 s h does n take days
returns unprohaby close. m ,ssd
is unchanged for all grades o Sns r Ea can pme
ss s sSsf n per PEI o H. Z
q S sFs ssc bale s;oys a jss ss
mised GOaG5c long straw. 100 ID. CHOICE 7ihc.
good prime small s Ss. h pert o r. SG
o 100 10 aSstoG w rhs Is,a tons u.s.
E sesp e! 1s S ?:sS
&c. 5. same Sr y ss week. In ls1 80 ' N''e''
HoPsTho failure wider outlet for stock ho,,
Former prices concedns little whenever s It Is
much more business this crop We quote; state iss
s RSss g SS S9'S Coast S 1885,
Prms Sssss i DO aS s?%mS1 a d G fa ac
PoULTRY.ALIvE~ important arrivals .n
nna win !. hSa
demand Sssy S e.r We s sSSe T SPrE 4ac
sSss ducks. e Hs fSs'% %as
ssey Of fresh Killed fowl scarcely i" to-
day and fey lots wanted the feeling as is bs mSn
have been strained Choice philadelphia broilers are very
lacking an" oT aTe dragging at Irregular prices Western
scade broers sell readily At quotation EaseT ,au ahs
in larger supply oward the close and feeling weak ana
kroilc nd
descriptions continue dull We quote; Fresh kie5igr
oo g 10 sG s%s y s ga Westerns a
ducks Long Island sprag s9os oD DO Eastern e
No L. Haze do 10 2 saloc broers airy PlcSed i ya
l5e DO seaded l2gilc ScHsai dud So 40 g
geese, No !, saloc. -. ,...,
iAME-The late Improvement in prices OF English ISL
very dull and Irregular Sand snipe slow. Frozen quail.
grouse cartridges and venson are almost entirely neg
fresh per- " dozen 81 5Sg 81 golden pover 81 So grass
'PoTAToEs ASD VEGETABLES Receipts Of State
heavy and me msrkei Is closing , snr
and the market $ very firm FOR desirable quality As,
SHADE armer cabbases extremely dun and weak at
further decline onions fairly steady Green peas more
sirng b beans irregular few early sales slight pre-
but @ At SS, Tna 81 late We
toes bermuda per Dbl $3.50 80; Charleston and savan-
14 asSon5s sms q"
.rydS 81 STATE, per $50 n sack. SlaS To- sweet
potatoes per Dbl 81 25qs2 so; nearby. per
dozen lunches 81 25as2. do MARYLAND and Delaware
5bcTsl 81; do Southern 75cdSl do inferior. 6Oa Toe
beets Charleston 100 punches stasS DO Norfolk IS
Charleston per Dbl crate 75casl .: do North Carolina
9ccaSI Norfolk. per Dbl. 6ocasi cucumbers Florida
per basket SiG$1 IS; do per crate. SlHSl oO celery
Florida stalks s87Se sgsplants Florida =. sa per
), Dbl box 81 JOTS2 lettuce, nearby. per DBL ~ oVwS<
onions bermuda per crnte s2ds2 10; do New Orleans
per bb s4asl %: do Egyptian per sack S2 23gs2 30
fox per bb pkg; e6casi do North c1roina per
bush pkg 25dJOc radshes nearby, per 100 bunches %
GGOc; rhubarb I5cdsi string beans Charleston, wax
per basket slasl 80: do green, s1ds 90 do Savannah
wax Sid$l 80: Do green SlGSl so do Florida. wax loo
as % do per crate 7'cgs 81 do steep per basket st
per Dbl crate s2dS3 dc yellow, 81 25fsl 90 tomatoes
Florida best arriving per carrier 81 5O9S 49, do poor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, May 10. 100 p ml;-5losins whea,-No
SPOT new nrm Is Isd do old nrm. ~ V,2d; May steady
~ sd; June steady. - SID July steady - od Flour
Paclnc coast 5Oa70s. BeefExtra India mess hrm Dos
AZ nrme mers nrm AS I'd. Fork-Prime fine
Western firm 5os. prime medium Western Arm. 45s
IIsms-short cut IL 10 ~ H. dull. AS Bacon-'umber
land cut - 10 20 H. oss Sd short glb ~ to ~ No.
steady 27s mddes ight b to ~ 10 steady
oGs I'd: long clear mddes. heavy W to ~ 10 steady
Us; clear bellies. IL to u NJ, dull. se' shouders-
souarr II to IL 10 nrn, 2is Cd. lard-Spot dull 2ls
erheese-Amercan finest, white and colored easy 6+s
Ordinary new Sos Ta.low-Prime city dull lis Cot
Spirits nrm, 2ls. Rosin-Common nrm. ~ ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-16

rIo1,R AND MEAI.-The -four market was extremely
p pa Chiefly in wheat ssss
+ OF snq sales quoted 25gs2 CORR
MAhoulssA SdisaaL Quoted White
5c fine yellow 2g1Se o es ga %Ster in bulk soa
Sc spring as2c 100 H. SSgSc shaI nss, ss Sa
500 honiny chop. 5od52]=c
whes a. market hs op sngs son
bur 5D ndeT ne Of sn last
which carried July TO 7oe They coeed s
MSs last suprsns display Of ness yeser
mac ike msnpS Gn Foreign
than usual and , were not se Al the top point
the market hesasd long sn0 Ds 10 ss,
promptly sypd s aS which
aided BY depressing influence. .So,, tSs
VARIOUS Sso in % nfa Ga crop
from al parts Of the West were @ as
sers large la enough oppressive Weekly s,pGTs Of Of
w6fn' T an s$oo bush against o week
before they Offset hows E by Indications hs ,hl
bush % es. ase aqo %sfs SSs
from 7ssc to IS li-ec closing at 7sl.c 9uo,aons on
Ssie T Dnah 10 s,; Sew
YORK, So spot No hard w-York soc spot
s1Fn market OH stronger a s snS s Gables at With
some help derived also from reports OF insect said
. 20 BE H sss the a With
decline i'm wheat. all It's early advantage and closed
IL mai lower than night. The export business
sisted Of 10000 bush No corn private terne: No
Sic delivered. OATSThe market In a
specuativc way entirely neglected, although fairly
steady in spite the declines In other markets Recent
eynort activity In cash market has contributed
confidence 10 the side and limited short selling To-
6sv however the cash trade dull Gales being
ported No quoted 23i.c elevator: No oats o24c No
white 27c. nominal: No white. &c; track white 2Gd
a1Iac: track mixed. 2Iu25c. .RYE-Market fairly
sieadv. Western quoted SIZE Buffalo. BAR
IEY-M Market dull and easy feeding, 2sa2Shc. Buff
'"'o NETWORK PRICES
Open High Low Clos Yeser-
Wheat; Ing day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-16
WEST SHCRE R.K.

trains leave W. 42d 81. station ~ y. follows -
.. m earle. from foot Franklin ST..
;S::.U A. II. Daily. Local TO Buffalo
"cy buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland, Chicago
ii.:i5 A. NJ Daily. except sunday, to 'a,shil Moga1
,,ins New-Paltz Lakes Mohonk and Minnew askt|
Albany Utica Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George. Parls
c,OO p n Daily for Albany Montreal; Utica. Syraeusll
Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara FANS Toronto, Detroit
,ax NJ Daiiy except sunday. for Syracuse, RochsD|
az NJ paiiy for Albany, Utica Syracuse. Rochesa|
"nsio Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. Cleveland Cu1
s;m, ,aScs at principal hotels and ofices
''"' ~ v LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
" vanderbilt-ave., New Yo,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-16
Baltimore e. OHIO.

I~aye New-York. root OF Liberty ST.. daily.
cuIcAco . D m, and Il. 10 night
ppTnrTssrRG. $50, sx, sun. 2 Sun. i?;iS night.
SlS suSNGToN BAETiM6RE. 500 10 Dining CA
90 a. M (Dning Carl = $50 DINING Carr. lpnmS
a. m. 'Dning carr. Dining CARP. Dinns Can. /
D. m IL. IS night "a,
NORFOLK 80 q. m. dauy -. .,.
NEW ORLEANS Through sieersr 500 p m danS
C,f,ccs: lis i12 ?si. 4sA LAO Bway 81 f. IAN ~
i27 Bowery NJ Y: a39 SsA Fulton-s BROOKLYN: stauJJ
foot OF Liberty ST.. " r. r. OF N. j. bsgSass ense
from hotel or residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-16
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston May 15Cotion steady middling. nc: low
receipts, 511 bales
Gales 1s7 bales; stock, A, G67 bales.
Norfolk, May 15.-cotion quiet: middlne ltsc: low
niddling nc good ordinary. ol6c; net receipts 1872
bales gross 1882 bales: exports coastwse 1872 bales;
stock, "A. $50 bales
New-oreans, May i5.-Cot,on steady; good rniddling
1916; niddling. TIC; low middling l-l6c: good
ordinary ll6c receipts $50 bales exports 10 the Con-
tnent s99S bales sales $50 bales; stock as bales
Savannah May 15.-Cotton dull md nominal: middling,
7-iec; low middling lice receipts. 1917 bales;
4 bale: stock IL, SAB bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-16
CAyANNAH LINE, for all points South

- Special Excursion. including nearly weeks board
iTaahassee May is city Of birmingham May %
1rron new pier "a n. r.. Tues. Thurs ana sat
u NJ for Savannah direct. Unsurpassed cabin accom-.
uodations. 49,. ,,L ,.,- ,r,,r, INA. T.. .,
,,h, rates apply 3iI. 2Gi 353 80 B'vav o. rem
YVES at Pier q. OF Spring 81. q NJ SORREr. Mgr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-16

riddlng gulf SAC; mddng uplands I5Bci taes' fo'
bales.
corrrr Tr,,sact,ons in coffee futures restrict
"a To an exceedingly small amount to-day. even 10Y
Saturday holiday the call the marke was
with prices points higher ur I, io n
Of i po,nts session foIow
tnnSnc and at tho close a total gain Of .oql0 points
was noted with the market quiet sales OF 9voV o o.
Included 600 bags call. Moderate recepts al ~
and santos were balanced by larger deliveries Lo
warehouses this country News from a~h cro,
REGARDED view of the tearlsh cI"p
news and continued free movement at Brazilian port s
rbe street market also dull. with Invoice os ol
naIly held on the basis of Sc for No Rio ana Sc m
N santos business restricted 10 small Jobplns
,rede The market for mild coffee was qiet Dut stedns
sales included bags Bucaramanga and ~, baSs
,ro American or private Quotations OF nlld coe
follow: MaracaiboCommon TO good lo,sa go s
1S,c,ta 13sGlr.c La Guayra--Caracas, lEizHi
49, c,obelio ilal2iac savania-Bucaramansa l4g
iS,sc Bogoa 16al9c Mexean.cordova ll';9i@ Srsi
osT o,sai4.c: good l5gisc prime TO choce
I9dp1c East Indan-Interor, 241sg2?sc; lsncy ann
5ss Javas' 2lisa25o Ansostura, i2ai3c Mocha 2o9
20iac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-16

.ENNSYLVANlI


Ss Ss e wE EN
Streets is five minutes later than that given bssv
S.x.Yori to Pa.Surs. Sleeping Car pi,is as +
sss AS$SS%Ss$v$s$ t M r-.;A
Sss" Car. ss s'e eSs.so A c.v.:nd 4e.as Che
sS 'rMs'n cScaS S' aNb ST. 5rs Exps
or wy yIs fssnns Gessso st. r
74o r. NJ pps TIN ssff a
zs :n' nMsi.nr SPSeir e kxParssro, psu,s
Chicago Connects for Cleveland and Toledo szsss
%$sH,NsT 19s,,z A Nd THE Il sorTF +.
Gsr Cars Is Glnns Car i,' 40 Dining Gso. SIS E
l2lS n,sh' sunday sl Esri s and Diana
DINING Carr. 4.05 Dining Carr. $50 p m. IA
SOUTHERN RAMwAY.-Expres.. AS D. m. ~
AF rIxas COAST LrNE-Erpre" asS a. ard a
cHPP:s% ri sssE & OHIO RAILwAyass;; m.s.n,
ArsNTE fPa % 's any coandt Streets La
Iohs Branch As6ury Park Gn,eraken. sundayD. oess,
FS fs'sa"i Iso D SO rs
ITO Fun sSTsay S;H + : 4 r ala m
Dining CAP; 1852 10, e , ~; 1s'2 I 10? 2 sS
f ?s - SCI So, 80 SO e55 i%f sss. Ig
cs "a, 'G5 5s tb Sar cS' 40 7S s55 p M III
''Ef foaS G"s: S.,or onss Vest TwfS,y
Streets ard a coa, Street 3Ps F snsdS'
Broadway and Brooklyn Anns1 sfa aSs;, sai Stno
via a!'e ea s dr and Check baggage from
dsnGs ;.L thT2Hgh e destination u WOOD.
General Manager. General fass Hksgt
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,,uu I%CI<AMANNA AND WESTERN Il, 4.
sD,"tdcns in New-lOrk foot OF Barclay and
Christopher Streets.
,,DsTInUlED TRAINS. PULLMAN DlFFE1.
NEsiipe FMS PINTsCH ii(:HT

VESTIBJLED IRANS EtELMAN BtFfEJ|
,,.sc, route to NEWARK BLOOMFIELD, MoNTcIAlR
Ridge Madison Morristown, Passac. Paterson, Bos|
ION Dover, Stanhope. NEWTON, BCDDS LAK1|
lake HOPATCONG. Haekettstown. Schoolgirl
TOt'NTAIN Washington, PHILIIPSBURG. EAsTox|
Water Gar. sTRouDsnuRG Pocono Mogn,ais|
COKE. DANyiLLE: MUMRERLAND. Moa.|
vile UTICA. RIcHFtFLD SPRINGS. Cortlase
SYRACUSE OSwEGO, ITHACA. owEGO. ELMIR1|
C( RNING BATH. DANSNLILE. BUFFALO and ~
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
500 A. INCARCERATION MAIL stors at princpe|
1905 A. M-Ccafe Carp. Buffalo. SCRANTON. BlNo-
' UAMTON OwEGo ITHACA, ELMIRA. uTicA|
RiCHFIEID SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ard oSwEdo|
EXPRESS. Pullman Parlor Cars Connecting "
Rana!o trains for Cheas9 and point: w;,,
tXPRESS pullman BUFFET parlor Cars
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-16
Wheat No Q:

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady winter
patents. 6oGs4 20; straghts. 81 40G$4 60; spring
specials 81 GOdS4 20: spring patents s44s4 3d. staghis
S3 7OaS3 90 bakers. 90 901S3 0o; No spring wheat
74i4c; No spring wheat 70a74ci No red. 9isc: No
corn 23a25,5c; No ye:ow 25,.923hc; No oats sc
22xc; No rye, 34lkc No barley. nominal; No g. b.
5s633c No haxseed. 77G7sc prime timothy seed SO 50
Qs2 90 pork per Dbl SIS As lard 100 NJ So s2
Gs3 S. short ribs sides Qoose) 81 5oaS 20; dry saed
shoulders 5G5.c short Gear sides (boxedl %
biac whiskey dstiers finished goods per gallon 81 ~
sugars leaf IS 80 graduated 81 a. On the Produce
Exchange to-day the butter market was steady cream
cries l0a14hc: dares. 1gl2c Cheese weak. s'2gs'ac
Eggs steady; fresh, SIC.
Cincinnati May 15-Flour quiet Wheat easy; No 2
RED Ole. Corn quiet: No 2 mixed. 26l2c Oats steady
No mixed 21AG21&c Rye quiet No 2 35c Lard
easier. 50 72,E. Bulk meats easy. 75as s. Bacon
easy. s. J0qS5 o. Whiskey quiet, 81 10. Sugar ana
cheese firm. Butter dull. Eggs quiet, 1i2c.
Milwaukee, May i5.-wheat stronger No spring, .sc
40 Northern. Ie4c; July. 725sc Corn quiet; No 2ie
Oats steady No white, 21A 0Z3c Barley steady; NO 2
S2032llc; sample. 27Q31c. Rye lower: No !. 36i2c.
Minneapolis May I5.wheat steady: May. 74s.c: July
7sA0737sc September. 653s@655so: track. No hard
SGac; No l Northern. 75isc.
St. Louis. May l5.-rour dull. steady and unchareed
Wheat--Spot dull steady: No red cash elevator sOc
bid; track Csc: July 777sc; August Use September
22T.c: September 24hc. Oats weaker: No cash. 2Oisc
asked: July Joc weak creamery l1Ql5sc; dairy
GdI2c Eggs lower. 72c Whisky. 81 10 Pork dul:
standard mess, jobbing IS 40Gs9 Lard lower; prime
steam So 20: choice So IS. Bacon-B Boxed shoulders
IS 4O clear So 30 ribs S. 40 shorts 81 90
nnaas-Boyed shoulders and extra short clear
g. 90; ribs. IS %; shorts, So 10