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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston June 4-Cotton quiet: mldng re; low
,nidding Csc good ordinary. G:c; receipts 81 bales
sxnorts coastvs I33 60 spinners. 80: stock.
Is ia Weeky-lcceips 2 rs bales exports coaswlse
i3. sales 1913 spinners. l05
Nnrf1ik June i.-Cotton firm: mddng 9-l0c; low
mddrg 3-ICc good ordinary. Glec receipts. 81 bales
o,no-.s >, Great Britain 800. coaswise. li2 gales. o.
st5ck SOS Weekly-lecepts. Jl4 bales, exports u
Great Britain 30I: to the Continent i3o coastw'se'
ici sales 222 ,,,,, "a,
Low, nidn. Life; good ordinary. etc: net receipts
4.s3 bales; gross 1913; exports TO Great Britain 81
enoswise ,s,5 gales BOO; stock. corrected. slsJO
Week,y-Ne, receipts 3332 bales. gross. 33il exports
20 Great Britain si6i 20 the ointment LOO: coasi-
Sr,sa qsi. safes 1i50; sIlnners, $50 -. -
savnrnab. June cotton dull: tnlld'lns n.e' 10y. low
racepts bales: exports coa-twse. 311
sars IL stock isaG. Wsek,v-Recelpts IS5 bales ely
nor.s coasw!ss, 40: sales. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool June T. 345 p. m.--Closlng Wheat Spot
NJ red Western winter no stock No red Northern
.nr,nr auu - qt,1 -Spot-Amer.cal mixed new
drm p I.d: DO o3 steady q sd futures Est STEADY
Louis fancy winter dull Sc 30 Hops q, Loninnpac!nc
Coast steady 5oIos. reef-FxtTa India mess da:l 5Cs
western AZ Cd: medium Wes,srn. Az 70 Har,s-s short
ct ID 10 10 n. dull. AZ. Bacon stea ly: CtmSerla nd
cu. % p % n Ga I'll short rib ~ 70 - n 2ot long
clear mdaes light - To rs NJ 2Js long eisnr m.iiles
h.,pv y. 10 - ~ 2ls ca short Gear riddles heavy
Is 10 ~ ca clear bellies Y 20 IL n 2- Snoui-
iers-SnlIare I. "a 10 dull 2Ts Tard-prime West
e,n dull los Cheese steady hacst American whit ard
c,,orai new as Ta'low-Irmc city steady. lie. CT
s.pd of4verpool refined duh. los Turpsntle-SpiF
80 .,estv aOs Cd R1sln-COmmOu firm. Is Il,d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-05

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour easy; no
5as rs Snta c S "a y EG SsS2s ss sasg
s sar . ssqS'. .iasSp 81 rs 9ossy
ae.: p5s r. 81 7%$s
tboS.dj 5g5i.c shor, clear sides 6cxei!. iaa+sc;
n d.ss n'5s s ne sso F Ys Fi 8 10
ne butter market .o wa: ar crGe sS ac aaes
r.G SIM corn 1'Gf r ' 5, S EASY
mSSf sa 9nc hE 70 s eie 9f s. 3
g 20 Whisky asict 81 10 Butter qnie' Sugar steady
" TSrhers: I.c Jsy s.'S Corn weaker 80 e
~ 9a, . saI S saa ss' RYE d 40 r. s sad
Minneapolis June wheat weaker; June. ceAc: July
csi,e' September Gi'.aGi7se No hard. 7i''c; No /
up lus l' A GHr s%g 5 sTass
nSmIuai Corn iawer; - mixed JIne 2sa2S'.c
N.Y. August and speeg nom1" oats sads Sa
6ram i%qs's DO PsnnsyySni, prints ss o. Wss
i1lilsc Cncrse st'sy but Gas RsanSd sugars ns
s srasu;a: slaS and is AZ s+sa:.
crown 11'h So aaa Gs
On GSans' Ss. 1s ssssc a DARK 30 cass
"a siq r's.t.rd LEs ? :pri"2 fs poultry
SIZE broIer western ic0eos: nearby d. as t. sire aud
quality g5N:Sc.
ST, Louis June 4.-Flour dun rnd unclaimed wnss,
lower; No 2 red cash elevator. s3c: track; sinsac
r,v cnisc n~t,.l August Gsc asked; September, GsMc
MA Corn-Cash lower: No cash, 2?,.h22'tc: july. ne
asked; September ZINC bill oats lower No cash. lie
JuIv isc hid. aul. ana weak sacked East track
ala ac East Side country points aodi2 Butter quiet
creamery lIHlji.c; dairy, Cdl2c. Esgs strong. i+c
Whlskey 81 10 Pork lower standard mess jobbng
$. 40ass IS. Lard lower: prime steam 81 10; choice
a. iotS iacon-Iuxed shoulders, 81 3iii extra short
lear 81 Is. ribs Is ~. shorts s. 80 Dry salt meats
ssrd Sa~isrs 20 extra short clear 81 'o RIBS
"a ~: shorts. s. 30.
Toledo June t.-whsat active lower N cash. &c;
lure nctlTs steady. No . mixed
s5c Oat. dull scadv No mixed iic. Rye Gull. No
eash o., asked C;overseed steady; prime. October
a .9i, on unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-05

.HeGS-The limited demand for opium and pressure
. Sc resulted IN weakness and at the close there was
.sfther turn buyers favor. Cases quoted al
- ts: 20: jobbtns 81 3OT$2 35 powdered at $50
20 Morphine was dli,, with bulk quoted at 81 'Oa
ounces at 81 IJgsi So and eighths a; 81 95Qfe 10
Aaee VAS very small demand for quinne and tone
60, .1ones,le quoted at i7Qyc bulk and foreign
- "giIs bulk. Essential oils and quiet.
@sssh fairy steady With prices without material change.
ILOCR AND MEAIl-The f1ur market Tort al. Of yes
r.ca; .'caGness and cosed weak today. with light
s..aed 5000 IBIS spring patents SO 9j9s4 - 100 bbs
- .oqSt e.. RYE FIOrH-Quiet: sales. son Lbs
- yeqse IS. .CORNMEAI>tui~t Quoted KIN dried
:. sD8sl 30 10 brand .BAGMEAI.-Quie,. Quoted
sIs white. 5c yellow s2fr55c; .aGOc
rfEp--Seady quoted; 40 ca ANA ~ n winter bulk
~ spring :58cOc 100 IL. NqG5c. shsrps. 70Q75c.
issa s4ols; city braa. G2r9d5c; o.men. sis 50gs29
uhAlN--WHEAT-FollOwn weaker European adyccs
End ohcr bearirh tie wheat market declined
saafply to-day and closed heavy AT ts4ic decline
nrfs were fcw rallies OF importance during the
AT Export dsrlsnd light and is likely
,n't"ve mach during the few days. u
English holidays Abou, the cnlv redseniing feature
s connection Is the present heavy movement from the
,,spofl which already heavy decrease
~ondays ygib,s. Tc-days wheat and nour cl"arsnces
49, .sH'sJ pish from al ports Crop adviccs
va better Than yesterdays and included the Ohio State
1917 which vas points last month. In the after
80, ~" considerable eeling prompted By hearish
x,vs'-n II Tie Modern Miller claiming that winter
"ssa camsge bon reduced by cool
- further tet the California wiea crop promises
' 'h"' o. ''ft seoF Cash fars ~ Chicago .at0 yes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-05

J.lliae. wright T. en-: huh. ,o.n No. 4. ~ o. nu''
SO. 10. ., g; DO, CO. n. e q s.m. d. VIZ 8.
=, sT,O a. 80 ~ g s.; !. g. q. r. D. q G DS' at I,
nomInSir rard steady n sse.sT eueh sr poor 10 good
arrivals all f the n,srk' III I h.i nf1 "l
making With The ' .s sa s5a q. eyer n sxtlchs The
ng was easier t,sy ves:' fm the ag-'nS i 1%u
Se' cs Sysas .. rtsd, a g, higher the
c'esrc a ne an , , va T 81 s. s. s5ass g.
,smr TnRs r,,Sr. ~ & cSsa Az city dressed vals ,low
ac few reaching .c ooul' b a,ss.fa sol Of
ra7i,e' ss caive. at 5,ssec generally few soias rs
o sais@Hue Mun.r 50 u,:,r q calves al ID at
s per Hd TO- N q S.s c. III IL = Ca II las H.
Sss: 6; ;.. /: S Is: H. '' Is 2 s g. ,.s H.
at p :; s Is. s 1, g r Z; $ 3
at 'saa Z a. 81 Z s',;; r. - 20
: 81; : e.; :, I, :.:, !. %.
s. SWEEP sa AS or m direct o Ss'aeI
70 :. s Fl ars. at we're IsFffs sy 1"s
six .e.p a SP ysnrs. -as fraction from fr
S s sal d n% sca TsSa W: % p
men s ss vf ssuSsn st. @
aiisc limited number carraFses In s'me Instances
:, 81 e. ~ Co 90 IT, at 81 ces; e62 DO O. n
- 81 ,o.: 20 10 - n ~ Sc @'iI; 20 e. rn ri
r. =, 80 IL iei Bnfra!, yearltrrs - 10 Az AZ ia n; at
81 o. oIl 10 :? n, at - ., =, a, e. 40. 20
r,Ss q 90 4i2 ISr,rcl<v iar1hs u ID M ~ W 90
II IN AZ %; - ~ W. al - - ~, ~
I,Sa shsg 81 ~ ct TO- % Ksn'achy do 80 iS at 81
. Newton vn, i,tr {, NJ at IS Sc n n =
-. 81 r2,s. bucks IFS m. a. 81 .. 40 t,,,4-,i,
collins 20 WRIGHT, iamls 80 ~ az 81 rs '', sao
s,Tns" .s. o st s. at "a s' d. 49, * ~ $3.50
State Do ils ~ ~ ste K.n,nckv lambs GO ,, &c 30
81 y.unaIo yearrs~ - n. II g. % I'D Eg-ao sA'P
a, ~ a. 81 81 i73 Kentucky do ~ %, a. 9. ~ ~ ,ca
" sanders: 1879 Kentucky la1bs - 10 q, ~ ,cs
buffalo yearlings. - n. at - ~: D hsh'"'"S Buy
10 AT s. 49, -,.,, ..o-,t,,x n r, z, g. 40
o-a a., 20 ~ AZ s., 30 i3o Buff 40 eep - 70 ~ ~, o.,
- harrington. 20 fufIao larllr % % a. %; ~
,,,s II NJ nj 81 80: ~ do. Is IL az - 90.
Oh I,uGa;o sheep. % NJ At 81 G, TO, ,o,,1nr ,3o
- tt,61,s Rrceipi, 243l heal ncluIiM o
"a n ,ale Denlers rated the market st1ano a ~. ns-
he who'll range for extreme weights al ." '""F 80
100 n. Cat. ,o-s Il; n, at 81
9 LA g Co: lOI Ohio hogs ii6 ~ az "a S'd'e w.
10 n. at -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-05
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. June (sper,np.-A drop a, Liverpool about
equal 20 The advance Thursday confirmed this mar
ket IN theory u Liverpool manipulation started me
market in weak kept II during the session July
las, cent: September ;.13.c. December. Nc July
opened M iISc sold between GiA96I7se and CGisc bid
and closed nj 0Ic At the IL looked as n there
misht be a fair days cash huslnets The total was
finally put at 10000 huNhels, fair amount but not
enolah 10 start any bvina Everything was over
shadow opening until the closing 10y the Law
crp.oI brcak The Oho Jun, resort made the wheat
i,on :J Ga .iva:cs II pJ.g9 Ps.!s wEs W so...--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-05
BALTIMORE g. OHIO.

Leave New-fork 100, ,. D,D.I1g W. D'''''
CHICAGO D. M and IL. II night $500
TiTTsBIIRG $40. ex. Sun: Sun. 10 night
NsTNMAr ST L2 TSoR II a. 200 Zoo q "9b,ninr Carr,
II 70 a. m dining Carr 40 Gnins Car ,Dir :, r az
a m fTpiring Carr. Dining Carr. 'Dfnins ea'' .
% n. ~ u night -
NORFOLK. t1.So q. m. daily. 1T.
Srw- ORLEANS Through sieeocr sW .; m oa"'
an ,-nt1s ,re RUM tod with Pr'sch 1Igtt go, =.
Orrcs. iIs IT, 2G 434 fto Bway 81 r. it.n ~
90 pororr Y = 77c 3a4 Fulton Prooklvn. staton
,,,, =, rn.rtv 81 n G. r r Of " J. Baggage checked
hot.i 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-05
OTHER yARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.


G. tris lure Cattle steady. choice 70 fancy cnT
-. .crs si4s5 35: fair good native shppts e. -
e. dressed beef aud butchers s's5s4 ~ ga t~tfer-
a. 5"as. 30. Twas and Indian secs - @ 49, - sS o.
saGS3 81 Hoes lower rixsi 81 aoas3 40; heary -
s,sa-ott. ,iahts g. 4Ods3 20 sheep SLOW
IT, ~ ,,ons 81 2jaS4 % cults and bucks S.Fs" M
hann "a a0dsi 80, lambs. SASS
,y,s,s C.v June 4-CnttlN steady 70 attone =, o.
,,'.;as ami uixnd strong lights weak nea,irF 49,,
e. hackers So 3oqs3 10; mixed 81 31mS 40 xa ~,
go w.. ~ ~ a. yrkars 50 37ttms2 t0 pigs sIgJ 81
&C., tronc lambs s. 5ONs5; m1'tons. 50 -'aSt 80
~. rnerty Penn June I-Cattieo eteady, p.I'n ~
ioas, o. bui4 stays and cows. S2@S2 40: comn,n ~
49, !" sbns, steady: choice. 81 1904 90 conn1Sa
r5"G vcarins- 81 a0as, 20: spring LAMBS >''""S 'o
rsoI co,ve. IS 5Ods3 .,, .,,.. s,r,,,6
chicago Jrne i-T.;ere was fairlv acuvs 80,
80 ca,te and pr,ces remained steady noiee
s ~ and most ~ offerings sold az 10" GO
Sa,iye baef sieerz sold siTs3 chiefly ~ - tSaHt ~
d an occasiona. sale made u primo BE-, sr
=, ioGs3 20 Tn. s,ocker and fe'de trade vas o"il
s,Jo,. and the hes. brought 30 80 lxs k,a
a,tia wore pIsntv active AZ ruiry los pric sl,a
,spr,i fsd Tcran, sold - 25dst 80 Prices ror hos
the Influence ~ an 9cIis
sck,rs demand Common 20 prirne iots -id ~ - ,r
20 81 I'd sol.s were largely Of - 1'aS' 's NJ pun
81 no mig. brought S35s3 ~. Trade was p''sHeI
~ u. I'D nrires stronger i'Ep, s- n.u
~, ,o nov 100 n higher Inferior n prime si.tp
49, az az 5OTt5 Tho hu.k hrvnrnt - 'h -.
Ia frealv M 81 25TS+ =" for inferior to ehsr
L4rp, ~ ,yooi.d: colorado nocks sod freely a. ~
S.-oo s,rirc lambs sold Of - 259s6 p.r ~ 10 Hs
s" -. 9a,tis 800 head hogs 2'Go; sheep DIV"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-05
ROYAL BLUE line.
TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
NkEt.IE(1rlN

WASHINGTON.
+, sT ,p,nng Car A. X. 49,. s0C. S:sc. $50 Dune,
parior CARY l:sD 500 ,Diniss Car. Go9, y 9;eo p
NJ I2;,. night Eun9ays 20 vdo. ig:oo II 81 ,DtI!as
Car, a. 81. 800 800. 300 Ginning Carr. Coo r. n
Fur Baitn,ore ard WASHINGTON. week days. 500 10 90
II 20 Tirins carp A A.. goa. $3.50: 3aO Dining Car
eno y NJ 1915 night. Sundays lCpo. II 80 (Dlnin;
Car, A. NJ 200 500 DINING Carr. 500 p. n. 1871;
night. -, -. -, :.
Iterty 81, ia IT.. 2Gl 434 944. lip is2s Broadway
-; 9Th Az 81 East 18th St. lJ3 East 10Th 81. :I3
ives, I25th ST. 81 Columbus. Az; New York Cour, s.
rhe New-York Trnnsfer Company will ra for and she,x
baggage from hotels or residences TO des'natios
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-05
Naitvuuos.
PENNSYLVANIA
Najtvuuos.


~
saATIoSs q "s., rsva., ,sara ssrssa ~.A ~
cIThe tayihs une f.n Dss" ~. ana Below iof
Il. eaiy-:aid steel sisrisa r.,
ySsi n. F ssT p. rssss. es 9
thisasc. 30 eoa,bs. 20 p,.,.bers. ,,.,s
ss. n" Fac. MSE r Nss sM sa4 nsv wsiiasA
cSmpsrtnsni s,.sDms DING, ssci:nss and os,sc -
;os Gss ~ Inss ssrii1 y1,. r"'e''
f.as r.. H. cfsicxoo Az, sr LoCis EMPRESS. -S''
r. H. G MtssS Sasf 70 ca
RI TSsf stisg 'sssSsiRess-ror caen-
ERSeiflc p,.:ssss: SAD sas
WARRINGTON AND THE SOUTH. :. ,u
ais Congressional al r.r.or and Dtn'ns Sn5y;
ssS n' sbn, Ta -. D', ,o eAr y, go c. c;nsr-
sot5HshS ai2s ' fss M : " night
Atlantic COAST LryE-Exp'ess az @. m sad SIS
eaE S x4 e 9YIS nsc SSaraa! s.s
ArSNTiS iHs a. AND cr,ns streets oay
LS.s s ss.ssy ;a Corr:
.' 'e o.. fiSs'!; + s. is; ~.:.
Dining Carr ,o*s 5; 49, 10; III x S,ni is
- - s: r. e aS e s,si sss 'f is M.
Car, 5a5 Dining Car, '.'o 75a Sa D. m w."
T saS o; ss,J Eli os ~ Mes. ;S .sz3 'sl en-
c ss A 5, Ssn . and IS sS%S'
Esookn Apnss hr:oEya T eau r and
chcca o,zrnge from hotels and res'sSnce' through
j. - II r.,e-,, Manage Gsnsr1, Frrs~'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-05
iGHVAllEYRAlLROAD

stations foot Of West Id 81 Peaa. K r.. co. san-s
or DesbtC=ses H.
srdicat-s time from West Id ST. Other figures $50"
time rom Coriandt pesDrosses It.
sj.I5, $3.50 a. n. daily tsunsa} 'Gi5. A. - ~
MAI'CU CHI NIX and intermediate f'atcns.
s,:j5. S:I5 A. NJ daily for WiLKE .EAkRE SCRAN-
TON week days.. tLMiKA ,w--k diys). ITHACA.
ava tho West principal local points: dinrs car uni
cnnlr 10 Buffalo.
siO:95, 1880 4 NJ. Gai;y except sunday. Tor MAuca
CT ard interrsdiate coEts
suI.-S 1890 no.n daily except sunday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-05

4 EMBELLISHMENTS and subscriptions f'r The Trip
a a their Uptown once. No L. Ircaf
way. ?d door north Of 3ls st.. until O'Clock p "a.
the following brnnch oces ~
recto- of,ice rates until o'clock M w ~ rtn-
ave- cor 1872 9Th ave. cor. i2th-si; MACY 5
e,h ,re ami 18th 14c Columbus near West h1,
ST.: 1906 42lst. near Gh-ave. W tast lfIh
West 42d-st. between eth and sth aves by fa" fi'h
&, 33s Sd -nvH between 10Th and i'th SIS;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-05

HsJ-CoTee market quiet: No : Rio. ssSO0 exchange
:I3-i6l. receipts 600 bags. cleared for the United
22:.co baEs.
The si,s.lca position OF Brazil coffee is as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-05
range Of contract price, follows:

Foreign marke.s-Santos coffee market quiet
ss.os $500 receipts bags; stock 256OO0
Hamburg Coffee market pig higher: saies 2ooo bags
tNcxt NOneay viii be hon1ayJ HaNre-Cofiee market
o2-r.d aule franc higher: L. m. !. franc higher
o: p tn steady. !. franc higher closed steady. franc
nct ADVANCE; tots. sales. i3.VCO bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-05
contract prices follows;
n,e- IJi~b .or-
c3.CpO bales.

c0FFEE-Tle coffee market has been rather slow total
100 with prices as app nde1
IRE mafaet opened steady advance q 80 10 points
rve, generally Urn quiet thTOuEhou, mo session,
and ciosel steady lpa"o points net advance There
VAS hesitation trading either the Hamburg and
HARE aorges will closed account Of holiday Mon
lav whils ,-Gays csbes s..1Ncc Hoderatng brazilian
,~eirs ara sieailer European markets THIS sellers
coverDg The coffee rnarkc.
.u.cd Guile, tho bass Of i2c for No Rio and &c for
No SAINTS invoice Selling further checked by
the decrease " isa8 bag: IN the world ysee supply
a coffee. 4.iI3ct3 bags 43f>
tags las month ana az $40 bags last year stock in
Iavr. this week $4,000 bags. Including $4,000 bags
Israriiai agins: and $4,000 bags respectively
last week The American visible supply Is now I6 II
hage 31 bags o: last years Supply. The
mild soHse ruled quiet but about steady with
Qu1aticrs follows: Maracalbl-C9Inmon 10 good lVaM
iIsc: rood Cucu,a, l2kai4c. La GudyraCaracas. 12u
49,: Porto Cabelo io'kgl2c Savanla CIsucaramansa
I3aGlGRc: BOgota. i5xn lHc. Msxican-Cordova Lao
l1i.c: OaXaca. l2n13c. Central Acknowledgement 70
ordinary iOgl+c fa 10 good 1i4Qloc prime 70 choice
i-aNSc East indian-InterOr. 2IzG2Ji2c; fancy. 2In
see Jaya- l-E25c Angostura. ia i3c Mocha 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.

n June r9g5 d4 s 7s4nsf July VOC" 1os7cc
.so en- .a's @ 2 ssEc % soasmssr
.Diss ' is su,hsTn white s,,. corr s' 10 %
TS':ss ss 9 ,o: . Sys 's:1su ID, s No
nsapy 90 e,, and wanted choice timothy sla 3oaslt
Grain freight: much r.aser fc ca1sr. rrr ar Is a.
in.; :, a. July Sugar steady sranuieseS >, TOP
nu;:er. eggs ard cheese steady "ncha"se'' ""
changed
cla s' and s.rsrb. s. osi Writer p,sns 81 ss
g sss ':a: saa Ss.S s a% sSr
sgG'! .: 2"S - Sa6 GsrPsa 30 ana s3a,
Mieed Steady spring bran ship 1sf npa m ss
S3s ~a ns ss 30 So 2f s@%'t m@@"f
ha aaasT' STILL crse s.s SETTER
SSg,heTn ie' ssese relsy
s sl94 i'V Wcser 1no sssae 1"S'''
Buffalo June 4sprns wheat-D.2,ana betty; n,l,'
am ~ hard Ga WIN Winter new Wheat '5 du 80 red IN
.ssc a :, =: as sn az IT, " %
whit. 22S PIE s &a a. ~ sa n a srr' :s s,"
Chicago June 4.-Tae leading futures ranged as fol-
Wheat No s eR.sas Hsas't el EaSs, e'''!2s p.
pecrriber. Gca Co.'S td"gCo. o'''
Corn. No. o.
June .,....-.....' s.snoo,1 80 MA o2-1 SoI
o-i
september @S+ -'fs -f's"- S
Oats. No 2:
July ............. 49,. ISIS T.. i75, {.is,
September Is Is i't i'Ne'i'S
Mess pork. r~p tJl:
s ct .:::.::: EE5+ E rs FEs 90 sc
lard. per 100 10:
ssy ::::::: sssi:s &c.. ss5ssss 81 81
Short ribs per ico II;
Jny .;...'''...''' sS, 30, 99u o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-05
NEW-YORE PRICES.

Receipts breadstus Interior points In thcusands
last three cphers 1000 omitted -four bbs grain bush a.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-06-22
BY A NRW ROUTE.

The Georgia bankers were in session
at Warm Springs, that State last week.
In replying to questions from newspa-
per reporters, the bankers gave out the
information that prosperity is to come
"a billing" Immediately after Congress
adjourns.
This is indeed gratifying. We had
an idea that Congress had something
to Go with the long and painful delay,
but were not able to locate the exact
spot, nor were we sure which end of
Congress had blocked up the avenue.
1t has been rumored time and again,
some bankers even declaring in open
meeting, that the good times were due
when the present extraordinary session
first met. But 1T seems that their dec
larations were premature. Now that
we have again discovered the route
along which the prosperity parade will
pass, we will all do we'll to get ready to
see her go by, and to quaf gobs of it,
for prosperity will be fl Dating in the
air like speckled microbes and bacte-
ria Of disease.
But it is well to remember that this is
the 361st promise that has been made
by the festive bankers in the past four
years. They have given exactly 36I
excuses for the delay and as many
reasons why and when it ought to be
expec ed. With such a record we
would retire from the prophetic field
disgusted. But not 80 with the patient
and persistent bankers. They hop up
cheerfully and make new promises as
fast as old ones fall to the ground IN
fulfilled.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-06-22
MEETING OF BOARD OF COMMITS.
SIONRRS OF AGRICULTURE.

The Commissioners Of the Board or
Agriculture met in regular session IN
this city last Tuesday, holding until
Friday morning.
Hon. Walter Montgomery, OF the
Supreme Court, administered the oath
to the members of the Board end to
the new Commissioners Of Agriculture
and the Secretary.
The bid of the White Rickle furniture
company to furnish 81 new show cases
for the annex to the State Museum,
was accepted.
The Board decided to retain Secre
tary Bruner 80 days to aid the new
officers in getting started with the
work. A rising vote of thanks was
given Ri. Bruner for the efficiency he
has shown in the work of the depart
ment, and he was elected honorary di-
rector of the museum, as vas also
Commissioner Mewborne. State Geo.
logist Homes and Secretary Ramsey
are the directors.
The contract with the A. & M. Col.
lege to analiza fertiliz 9rs, was con
tinued. The following chemists were
elected to be under control of the
Board of Commissioners: Messrs J.
D. Huff lam, Jr., Prof. Blair, L. q.
Kelly.
Mi. Jas. M. Allen, of Rutherford
county, was elected a special clerk in
charge of the circulation of the monthly
Bulletin, which is to be increased
largely, not to exceed $4,000 copies.
MI. 81. E. King, Of Onslow county,
was elected Chief Clerk in the fertil-
izer Department of the Experiment
Station. 81. II. Brimley was re elected
Curator of the Museum and his salary
increased from 5000 to 81, 900. Ned
Shore, of Yadkin county, was elected
usher in the Museum at $50 per month.
Messrs. J. D. Maultsby, J. R. Joyce
and Howard Brewing, of the Board,
were elected a Committee on Immigra-
ton.
Mr.. J. NJ. Allen resigned as a mem
Der of the Board finance committee
and Mr.. j. r Joyce was elected to take
his place.
Much other important work was
done, but was of a routine nature. The
Board will meet again in October.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-06-22

your depot, you must depart OF she'll
gobble up everything on the premises.
Some people seem to think that when
Dun and Bradstreet's prosperity arrives
that mortgages and debts will vanish.
Bot that's a mistake. We must never
forget that debts and mortgages are
evidences of prosperity, according to
these p~lutocrats. That's just why we
are hugely relieved to hear the Hon.
Mr.. Dun say she is coming SLOWLY"
1t will be a wonderful time when this
n~ondescript being arrives. AS the old
woman said about judgment day,
''that's one day we shall stay at home"
We had just as soon a raging panther
would chase us as to be caught by Dun
and Co. g prosperity.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-06-22
NO T1MR TO KEEP QUIET.

"McKinley's money may be sound
but it seems that all of it spoils before
reaching us."-THE PROGRESSIVE FAR
MER.
Keep quiet, brother. As the old
negro said, You are living near the
the fountain head noW," and can run
your hand into the public crib any
day. You should stop your whining
now.-Winston Republican.
We fear that our Winston friend be.
longs to that selfish class of mankind,
which, unfortunately, is entirely too
large, who believe that the duty of an
editor or an ofice-holder, or anybody
else, for that matter, should end when
they get fixed" so to speak. So long
as they r fortunate enough TO get
three square meals per day they AN.
not, or will not, understand how anv-
one can be hungry. If they can get a
good position, everything is brightness
and sunshine.
The editor of this paper is not made
! of that kind of clay. There is no office
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store on the beach and asked for
full Of sea water. The proprietor Jug
him over and told him to 90 dow" N
help himself. When the farmer sQd
him how much the price vos
trader nearly tumbled over, but 'a
covered and charged a quarter
About a month afterwards tho
mer showed up again with his inc ~
was told to go out as before n S "u'
himself. P
But the tide was out this trim A.,
the old man was obliged to walk OH ~uQ
a quarter of a mile across the fiat.
he was paying a quarter on his ret,|
he pointed with his thumb at thu ~
tant water line and remarked. .n
Jim Hill, what a gosh darnation ~ ~
trade you've been having since I ~
here last9"-Lewiston (Me.) Journ., ~