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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-12
circu. Men struck by Lightning.

WAHPETON. N. d.. June 1l-While the
canvasmen were az work on the big tent
of the Ringing circus, yesterday the cen
ter pole was struck by lightning Charles
Waters and Charles Smith were killed bv
the shock and four other employees were
shocked.
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The POpu1ar
MONON ROUTE
i ,,Da the o"e'tCHICAGOTn,%sssa re, ;o 4s HOURS
FOUR DAILY TRAINS

Leave Indianapois-70O &. M. u:5o a. M. s:s5
o. m, 1855 night.
Trains Arrive Indiapapolis-3:30 a. m. 7;4S q.
m. 2s5 D. m, 4:37 D. m.
Local sleeper in indianapolis ready at $3.50 p.
m. Leaves Chicago, returning, at 2:45 a. Can
be taken any time after $3.50 d. m.
Ticket offices. West Washington street, Union
Station AID ssachusetts-avenue Depot.
GEO w. HAYLER. D. p. A.
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Invalid Chairs

OF all kinds and accessories for the sick ROOM
Trusses made and properly adjusted. Store open
every Saturday night
VIM. III. ARMSTRONG - CO.,
(HSew No. 1917 II S. Illinois ST.. indianapolis, Ind
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-12

How you come. We
think you'll be glad you
did. Most folks are
pleased when they save
money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-09

& p sCss22 aas MS rye k ~ Sc sx'Ss
f7sa79c; prime timothy seed 81 ~" mes potk p Goose,
81 55as4 dry sailed shoulders boxed, sea1st
clear SIDES boxed. bJisc; whiskey diste5 20 nam
lated 81 a. on the Produce Exchange to-day the bn,r
market steady: creameres. ll4l5c: CARES opi'
Cheese weak. i0a1ic Eggs steady; fresh sac
eisc. active and steady: No mixed W.
arm; No mixed. Gle Rye easy lower NO o. Racon
.ssy a s s. ;as M RHs %F' ses aH
Eggs easy 5i5c Sugar quiet. Cheese steady.
Milwaukee May s-whea, nrmer; No 2 spring ' "a;
Ne Northern sc July G,. e a TSTn Barley lower
No 2, S2itc; sample. 26a32c Rye higher mo :, "I
Minneapolis May swheat hrmer; May .s5c' So''
N sf 4 Flour SSq hsss Gs,
cicafs. e icas2 80 '''' '''
Philadelphia May swheat hrm ne h ha,s, nom
NAL nrm; No mixed May sssaaS,s,; ' Nav asg
2sc; June 25G2Gc July 25a2sc August nominal 7c
steady fair demand; fancy western G,nano Erga
90 S DnsS em,ns srp fresh nearby io DO
iOisc. Cheese firm Refined sugars uncnang,u, ,aa6v
hrm lies higher mddns uplands Ne. h 9H 5sc, do
dark 2l.c cakes 3iia3sc grease 2zc. Live P cNT
steady: fa demand fowls 8aoise old ,SSsers &
geese turkeys. 76sc Dressed poultry nncha Wa
fowls. s do tsT good 7as sroe so nearly
size and quality 20a25c. .
ST. Louis, May s.-Flour firm. slow. Wheat higher 20
red cash elevator eSasSG on track Se S Corn u higher
cash. 2Ol.q2i July 22q227,c bid September s4.c , p
oats frm: cash latc; July sse BUTTE, steady
81 H. Provisions quiet and unchanged with only Job
bling trade.
Toledo. May s.wheat higher nrm No cash and Nay
du; 40 mixed 1oc. Rye dull. firm; No cash soc bid
Coverseed dun easy prime cash. 81 321 OIL unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-09
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. Nav sAt the wool Suction sales ro
petition brisk and prices showed nardehhs ernu
encv ing per cent over the opening
rates for mernoes There slight Improvement III
coarse crossbfeds suitable for America ruled un
changed The selection offered fair Following are
the sales in detail: .,,o, "a.
greasy. 5i2QSi2d. $500. ga,
Queensland io5 bales secured Is ,dgs ND greasy
ssa9d - -,,,.,. ~. xr.,.r na
IOd. ao,
South Australia 800 bales: greasy. 4tG6Ad
Tasmania 30 bales greasy. I'D
New-Zesiand 1865 bales; secured. 7adlod greasy.
5G10d Irf -, .,
6iaddls I'd greasy. 4MIi4d. ooo.o -, -.
The offerings week will conss, OF 22B5O haes OF
South Wales 44Jo bales 81 Queensland 10 100 bale
II Victoria bales OF South Australia loo bales OF
Tasmania 800 bales N swan River 1900 bales Of New
Zealand bales OF Cape Of Good Hope and Natal
Tile arrivals TO the fourth series aggregate Av
bales including 1900 Cape Of Good Hope and Natal wool
forwarded direct follows: New South Wales, $500
bales Victoria. Loo: West Australia 1914 and Cape =
Good Hope and Natal 3403 The imports FOR the week
500 bales. including New South Wales l9.3s
Victoria. 1893: south Australia 2l7 Zealand $3.50
Cape Good Hope and Natal $780, France. 1oIf; Ger
many. 56i. and sundres. los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

t' New-York May T. 1871
MISUNDERSTANDING. 1oo 16ii head; Al cars
ers Nothing doing in live cattle. reelins ssheiai.y
steady Dressed steady 1aSc Per 10 Tor poor 70
nrtme city dressed native sides. Cables from LONDON ana
Ivernool quote American live cattle higher nj 1899 llc
dressed weight. tops weighing l2c sheep seauy az
0112c dressed weight refrigerator beef lower AT SAG
sac per H. The Iucania carried 10 Liverpool TO-DAY
Sos quarters Of beef: the Mohawk 10 London 90 cae
ana 25f6 quarters; the Michigan TO London 600 caue'
the Idaho 10 London 700 cattle the Victoria 10 Lonaoh
so cattle the Colorado Hull l4l cattle; the Carino
CAI,VES-Fresh arrivals 10 head; JOB head on eaIe
quiet al steady prices quality considered farlsh wears
sold M 81 80 per 10 prime quotabie up 10 80
civ dressed vsas steady 1Tac per n country dressed
sales-Iiume & Mullen 40 veas 40 10 average al
81 no per 100 n. - rs. ..-. =. o ,oc
head cars direct and 6ie cars for the market oa ca
IOc higher for yearng lambs, with an active market
ana an early Of the pens Spring lambs
but We, in Hight inquiry. Good unshorn sheep sold at
A. 10 per 100 n good prime lambs az ~ oJdso 3 a
1850 Der ID dressed lambs, ss9loizc per n q few
reaching lie: dressed spring lambs at SSgs' ."
Sizes Judd 6 Co.: 1872 unshorn Indiana .heer. 1o5
and lambs mixed. rs ~ at 81 go u bucks. Ia 10 at
'Mcpherson Co.: o1G clipped Buffalo lambs. So ~ at
IS 50; geo do. 6s n, AZ 81 50. ~ 800
:. sanders POS clipped Buffalo lambs So ~ az - 80
NJ Collins: - Kentucky spring lambs. IS n. a, 81
per n.
D. Harrington go clipped Buffalo lambs 66 n. at
Hume Mullen late yesterday: $50 clipped Buffalo
lambs 50 n. at So 40.
WOi;s-Receipts q cars or 3os head all Consigned
direct nomnay steady at s. 8ogs 90 per lCO n for x
creme weight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-09

bush las. week $50 600 bush last year No business
Of Importance was reported IN the cash market: euoS
tions O b afoat follow No hard Duluth Siisc: No
Northern Duluth $40; do New-1ork Hss; No =
hard New-York 1ac. .CORNThe transact ons in corn
were limited TO an interchange Of small orders hetweeh
scalpers with In OF the strcglh
in grain Weekly exports were 3.l2'Oco bush asalnet
,s51 bush previous week Argentine shipments
were $50 600 bush against 10000 bush a week ago
Closing prices showed tQssc net advance Cash uade
wns neglected No > quoted al 2'S4c elevator
SO}.c Delivered .oATSThe speculative market was
0rmer but active. Such news az came 10 manu-
was rather hearish than otherwise but sympathy
with the nrmnsss in other markets acted as the con-
last night The cash market was very quiet ,y wn %
cxpor; business reported No oats quoted al ZZty"c
cieystor. No oats 22c No white nominal: No 3
white a4isc: track white. 23d3lc track mixed -.'9
~ 36k63Gs.c. i I. Buffalo opening NAVIGATION.
BARLEY-Market steady Feeding quo'eo NJ -'c' l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-09
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-IOrk May \. 1897.
BEANS AND PEAS-Market generally quiet and
without material change. strictly choice stock Is held
quite firmly az fun late prices but demand modeIste
81 %: DO fair good. S14s 20 do medium and pea
81 7Osi ~ do poor good 81 2,qs So white kidney
choice 81 l5as 20 do yellow eye. sgs o3 do black tur-
DO Lads Washington California sOas5c: green peas.
bbs Gl4 do bags. G2ac: do Scotch bbis. 7oa77lc: do
BuTTIiR~The market closing unsettled and rregu-
lar Up 70 today The clearance OF ne butter has Sa
prices will be lower week buyers are taking very
e today ana part Of the DAYS arr i,I T un
is reported has generally the basis Of nc for
Would shade tina, price slightly il they could thereby
force business There Is no change In the relative values
steady Factory butter firm We quote: Creamery West
EN- extras 7c DO hrs loc do thirds to seconds ,Sg
state dairy halfsrkin tubs extras iGc; do Welsh tubs
fancy 1919; dairy tubs seconds to hTsis iaai5l.c West
sia io@&c western factory fancy Ia2c do thirds
to nrs sole old eeamery poor to sho'a M oe
to good lgal2,tc ola Western factory or dairy sgiie
size fa cream cheese and though very little is wanted
to-day scarcely any stock Is Available and prices nom
weakness al the close with predictions for easier prices
week. Desirable skins have cleaned up closely and
hye iTst cabe s We quote state full cream large
colored fancy lOc do white ioc; do choice, 97sc; do
choice. Iiaii,se DO fair good loia 6sc; State. light
skins choice SHQsHc part skins. choice, 7s.qsc; do
good TO prime. 7G71sc: DO common TO fair 4g8c; rul
EGGsSThe market shows no change. The offerings Of
and there fair demand Sales Of the Very best grades
Of Western are generally az loc. The stock is. how
is unstable above 9a8c and fair grades
lower Southern eggs are very dull Drties and low
mat large quantity Of stock damaged by recent re
IN warerooms operated by Merchants Refrigerator
c Cheap p q s. o. q sS s. n p: re-
ported st ioc; strictly fanov ssuesy held At ioa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

cbics9o Nav 3 ,speciaD-Wheat advanced over &c to-
day and held we'll July opened 05s cents to us cents
sold between IOs cents s cents, and closed nj ~
cents May at time Ia cents over july ou'
closed cent over. Anticpatons OF very buiHsn "o
eminent report Monday had most to do with the pun u1
cess The Michigan State report for May sho"r' ~
OF 5 points April. percentage OF o. against o. "
April Thoman predicted that the Government may '
d,Ion would be around against S4 last month ana
~ last year Crop adyces from California were sens"
onaly BAD from San Francisco Se early
s6wn whea: dead End the whole situation aarn'ih h
yepS @is2'yea os ~ our snap break Friday There
particularly sharp demand for May h cara Nav huynx
was credited Armour s. Louis was me oest Ha' con,
mission house buying was led by MimineI am
Logan SCHWARTZ Dupee Brosseau San6y ana houses
notably Wrenn Cearanccs for the day we're only SVv
ihey have been Of late 100 bushels Mnneapos
and Duluth had 3 sssn Ss S a ns' dsS
The report b Sa MHnGsy %
Corn helped raGonay BY whs. asnts ana
closed at az cents The inspection 2o3 cars with
o Tor cearences were i6 bushels Char
tiers were made for 10000 bushels The only uads ~ o
s sHS W. Continues favorable The shipping demand
is poor Elevator people are inclined sad 70 ~ s about the TOP
july sold from 7a,aI7. and closed at rs cents
IHeept cash demand Todays shipping sales amounted
to about $50 bushels Charters were made Tor o@VoV
ances for day were $1,000 bushels Ihs wea s,,
dav Is The mos, perfect one possible FOR the growing
rovi.on. irregular within small limits =, Pr ss
were steady early and the Cudahys buyers an the Week
S2nG T GTT the Close Wss at fridays prices
under better hog moyemen do1 Is pIs with 20 900
estimated for Their May ana june V
calls" 74c PUTS July corn were 24'.c; calls
ca7,c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-09
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, May 8. lo"i.
COTTON-The marke, developed DECIDED s'iens'n
to-day the best point showing an advance OF 20
points and closing steady practically the highest Me
OF the session the advance being TO polnte, le
total sales only IS 800 bales. The Improvement
based chiefly the statistical position supptele9
by continued vigorous demand from exporters .ni
American The sales OF spot COTTON
including III bales spinning ana
be 8 reported. Except for the
extreme OF holders larger business Would nave
Medium grades stiN in chief demand ana
bel, relatively higher prices than ocla
differences Indicate. feature OF the morning trasac
tons in futures steady buying by New-Orleans
representatives Foreign interests also In evidence
months in a small wey. Conservative
ehort. covered SELLING largely for local account FOR
securing profits Advices from Fall River were more
Favorable Thursdays decline Of lsc the cloth
market said have steadily improved report that
declined additional sc proved TO he
without foundation. Crop conflicting some sec
reporting continued favorable conditions. while from
localities cool nighte said be seriously de-
laying growth OF the plant. The however,
was earish overlooked Of the pronounced
strength OF cotton Receipts the ports
10000 bales being estimated for next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-09
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

ST. Louis May s-Cattle steady but trading light ow-
Ing 10 small supply. Hogs weak sales lower lEht.
S. S59s9 o.: mixed So 75aS3 90 heavy So CoG$3 e2is
sheep easy: mutton 81 50QS4 80; bulls SASS %
Texans So 25as3 90. spring lambs. s4ds4 CO.
Kansas city Mo. May S.--Catte steady and
changed Hogs Heavy 81 65QS3 1924; packers So COZ
81 7O mixed 81 &C. asa 49, light So 5oGs3 10 Workers,
81 70GS3 - pigs SsNS9 GU SheeD-No market
East Liberty. Penn May &-Cattle firm: prime. 81 io9
81 %; bulls. stays and COWS. S2p$3 ~ common to SCOT
fat oxen S20S4 Hogs steady; prime assorted 81 10
asa 20 hes, Workers. 81 oa$i u. common fair san
81 o.; pigs s4GS4 10: heavy 81 90d$i roushs. So 500
81 40 Sheep steady; clipped sheep choice - 30aS4 -;
common. Sass go; common TO good lambs. Sass NJ;
spring lambs sjH$7: veal calves. 81 50GiS4 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-09
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New.Y9rk foo q chsm6ers-st.
oOn 4 M,-Vestibuled Express daily for Wayer'y.
Binghamton Eimra. Buffalo Bradford. Arrive Buffalo
s.oo r NJ rarlor TO Buffalo 49,
.,OO =. M-ves,Ibu:ed Limited fast mail Daily SOLD
lana 7,to A NJ Chicago. u. NJ. Sleepers 10 Chicago
cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car
s,S0 y W-lmralo and Cleveland Vestibuled Express
rriiy arrives Buffalo 7:l3 A. NJ bradford 7:lS A. n.
Jamestown s5S N Cleveland ITO + a. Sleeper l ~
troit Chicago and the West. -.u.
S,in p M.--Via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara ya,'
Daiy Sold tram 10 Chicago. Seepers to Horneis'he
chicago and Cincinnati Dining car xn p,rIvAS
Sv,IC'K ETS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND XII
accommodatlons at H. ia CO., 4oi and GI .rS sS
a.. Chambers ana West 23d-st. ferries New dSn IA, "a
ana 7sS Futcnst 100 Brosawsy hss soSr sascctt
Yiss. ea,ls tOs "a, :2s eaesss nasIaH pse A -
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A EMBELLISHMENTS and subscriptions for The Trib-
"A une received at their Uptown once. No i2+2 Broad
vertsemsn.s received a the following branch Offices at
ave- .. e 23d-st 1852 0thave. cor l2th-st Macys.
St IOG West i2i near 8th-ave % East 257
West s2d-st between 7th and ssh iSo East nth
ave. oi.tst: 7os I, ave- near soth,st $50 %.
sisccksr-a aeos 3d-svs 2lO East 1sth-st; iVH 3D.
ave- 661 ad-avs; 03 AmsterdaH-avs 402 West 42d-st
S:H isiss1s;: 81 S::j NJ; ~ R:ss,;'SsSssii M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-09
WEST SHORE RI.

Trains leave W. l2d ST station. y. y. as follows. And
IN n, earle, from foot Franklin st:
:,.iO A. NJ. Daily. Local 10 Buffalo.
0,I5 NJ Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse. Roches-
Ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toledo. Cleveland Chicago
II rs A. NJ Daily. except sunday, Catsliu Noun
Lakes M0honk Mnnewasks.
Albany Utica Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George Psrlor
Car TO Albany.
0,OO p NJ paily for Albany Montreal Utica Syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit.
Cleveland Chicago and St Louis.
TAB r. NJ Daily. except Sunday for Syracuse. Roehes-
ter and Buffalo.
SIX p NJ paiiy for Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester
Rurlio Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland Chi
cago and ST. Louis
1Smc tables at principal hotels and Offices
G r. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent,
5 Vanderbllt-aye., New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-09
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston May s.-Cotton steady; mddng 7-lec
low mldiling. Lice; good ordinary loo Receipts
go bales: salee sO4 bales: stock. 1897 bales.
Norfolk. May s-Coron firm: middlng. 1870; low
mlddlng. Sl6c good ordinary 6c Receipts 432 bales
4g5 baies; coastwsc. $40 bales
sales So bales: stock. .6e4 bales.
New-Orieans, Nay s.--C'otton steady mddling ol6c
middling. 96c good ordinary, 6'.c Net receipts
620 bales gross III bales; exports TO the Continent
rs .ql3 bales.
Savannah, May s-Coton steady; middling, 7isc; low
middns nc Receipts e87 bales sales 373 bales stock
"a 27l bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-09
Railroads.
BALTIMORE e. OHIO.
Railroads.

Leave New-York. foot Of Liberty ST.. daily.
PIITsBURG. $50. ex sun sun. iais night.
CINCINNATI, ST LOUIS. 10 a M. 8 p. m
WASH NGTON. BALTIMORE 500 10 DINING Carl
1lSo a. M DINING carr. 2 $50 DINING Carr, Dining
a; m Dining Carr. Dining Car. Dining Carr, " is
night. ''' '''
NORFOLK. II 30 a m. daily
NEW-oRLEANS Through Sleeper 500 p. m daily
~. trains are Illuminated with Plntsch Light.
Ofces; ll3. H. 26l. i34 LAO Bway 81 r. I4th 81
I27 Bowery N. Y: 49, 34i Fulton ST. BROOKLYN: Station
loot OF Liberty ST; NJ C. r. r. Of ~ j. Baggage checked
from hotel or residence to destination "
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THROuGuouT EuR0pE

VTNKAV FILTERS THROUGHOUT EUROPE
will ind The Tribune ON ne at leading Hotels and
ar6ns s prnsPa hanks Amerieans contemplating going
appear every sunday. Wednesday and SATURDAY Only
select and reliable announcements are published You
avoid much annoyance AID dissatisfaction caused by may
G the sc-calsd Guide Books Our london o6io~ IS
49,, ;s I; ~ ESyss s:sa;I', IA SS,|ssi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-09

FLOUR AND MEAI~-There a general advance Of
bQiOc Dbl asked by holders to-day In view Of the
tied including $500 boil. spring pa,en 81 25qs4 IS
76O bbis spring clears 81 45Qs3 90: 1850 bbls winter
straights. 81 30gs4 35.....RYE FLoUR-Que;; sales.
80 bbs 81 3oqS2 10. .... .CORNMEAI-Dul. Quoted:
quiet quoted Fine white 72qi5c. yeii.w. 72a74c:
coarse. 60q62c .FEED-Frm. Quoted. 40 GO and
% No. winter. in bulk e0a65c; spring 55Q62zc stuff
arrive &c less 100 10. 60a6jc sharps. I2l.q 5c rye
iny chop. o21sa55c
GRAIN--wHBAT--The wheat market was very strong
affair to-day responding readily bull and full
yeganing the loss sustained yesterday the
principal buyers. 1t generally believed among the
trade that Mondays Government report would be even
strengthened by report from Thoman predicting that
the coming report would show winter wheat condition
Of about 70 against s14 last month and 81 ago
These figures would indicate yield fall seeded OF
May OF 290 600 600 bush The effect this statement
supplemented by the Michigan report which made
the wheat condition So 10 points lower than II
year ago Crop from the West first
Gfyces from the Southwest took serious and
had decided Influence In holding prices at the top notch
The Liverpool cable news was surprisingly strong cOnsd
er.ng yesterdays American weakness prices opening
been anticipated Foreign houses however without
orders OF Importance and the export trade sim
Weekly cSarances Of wheat and -four from both
according '3radstrests" 1893 300 bush against
terror quite favorable. and Northwestern receipts
footed up 2s5 cars Which. while smaller than usual
were nevertheless quite lbe California reports
the general charact/ the last few days but
INC net advance over last night July closing al
7SAc. On the curb the feeling tribe easier. July
sstt,ing 7Sc, closing at o'clock at 7sc asked
Aysnns shipments were only $4,000 bush against $4,000
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Wrcau CLEANERS.

6GWRTGl @ERE1MM (l0WVlOo
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE
PLYMOUTH, LONDON, BREMEN. =,
Hnvel.T May IL. 10 A. NJ. Lain Tu.. June l. 10 ~
Saale. .Tu May is. 10 A. N. Havc..1u June D. ~ A. ~
.Tu May %. 10 a NJ SaalH .Tu June -. I'D A. NJ
CHERBOURG. TARIS. BREMEN. 49, ~ . a..
Aer Sat, May 10 10 A. NJ Spree Sat May ~ ~ ~ >"
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
Koen,xin Tu,se ' ~ Thur.day May II. noon
pr,nz Rorent u,nod Thursday May 90 noon
Friedrich der Crosse THURSDAY, June o. n''"
GIBRALTAR NAPLES GENOA. a.,
Ems May Is, 10 A. NJ. Kaiser June ~ ~ A. NJ
Vera May 90. 10 A. ". Fms. June 49, 10 A.
Fulda. q. May 20 10 A. NJ Vera. July 3, 10 A. NJ
OELRICUS e. co. 2 BOWLING GREEN.
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spo, closed hrm: middng uplands. 1sc midalins gull
e. fons Nanlou

Sc sales. SCI bales.
COFFEE-Specuative interest IN coffee futures reached
low point to-day, total transactions fo2tins UP
bu; go bags. including 300 bags on the call but four
months wer call the market ruled
steady with prices unchanged points higher. and
closed inactive prices points higher to points
lower Trading entirely in the hands OF room oper
ators Advices from European markets were dscouiag
ne 10 bulls and bears alike, indicating sluggish, narrow
ma rkets Receipt, Brazilian ports. though smaller
than Yesterday larger than estimated Deliveries
from in this country were moderate and to
the will considerable over the total
movement OF week Weakness in the market for
spot aided depressing the future market Bust
ness in jobbing lots restricted 10 actual needs
Ouo,ations all reduced &c following sale OF LOCO
the Of 7'.c for No Rio invoice lots and sac for
Sobbirs packages The visible supply for this country
compared with the same day year ago shows an In
crease no bags and compared with the same day
two wears ago increase OF l9254y bags Quo
tations mild coffee chow uamportant changes and are
as Observation-Disclosures TO good, l1gl1S+c; good
Cucuta l3s.Si4i.c La Guayra-caracas l2-sql3 l-3c
Porto Cah.o llq122e savani!ia0Bucara nauga, lag
oaxaca I2alS.. Central AmeIcan-C@mmon TO ordinary
lOIaalIsc good. l69losc; prime To choice 100
2lc East lndian--Intericr 24192oi.c fancy, 2.g32c
Javas 2liaJ25c Angostura, 12dl3c; Mocha .Og2o'sc.
r,a ~ follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-09
ROYAL Blue LINE.
DEI L1CkAWANNA AND WESTERN X. n.
Stations in New-NOrk. foot of Barclay and
Christopher Streets.
VEST!UJLED TRAINS. Pi LEHAN BUFFET
CARS, PINTSCu LIGHT.

r,re,t route to Nt.WARk. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAIR
THE ORANGES, summit Barnardsyile. BasSins
Ridge Madison Norrisown, passac Paterson. Boon
ton Dover. Stanhope, NEWTON, BtDD'S LAKE,
lake HOPATCoNG H2cketst0wn, SCHOOIEYS
MOUNTAINS. washington rHILLIPsBURG EAsToN.
SCRANTON PTrTsToN WILKESRARRE. NANTl-
COKE DANVILLE. NoHTHUM.FRIAND. M.at-
rose fliEGiIAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH, Water
yiils UTICA RICUF1FID SPRINGS. Cora1i
SYRACUSE. OSWEGO. ITHACA. OWEGO. ELMlRA
,CPNiNG. BATH DANSNlLLE. BUFFALo and all
500 4. M.-BINGHANTOE NAIL. stops a, prineish
1000 A. M-CCafe carr. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINy
VAMrCN OWrGO. ITHACA Ell MIRA. uTICk
ETCWFIFID SPRINGS SYRACUSE and OSWEGo
EMPRESS. Pullman Parlor Cars. Connecting NJ
buffalo with trains FOR Chicago and points west
LOO r NJ STANTON. WILKESBARR and ELMRA
400 r M-sCRANTON, WrrKESPARRE and PLYM-
OIrTH EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Car
e9O NJ Dailyl-C"licaCO Ncstiiuled Limited Express
for SCRANTON BiNiH ANTON ELMIRA. BUF-
FNO pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. New-York 70
Chicago Dining Car west Of Buffalo.
$50 =. NJ. Dailyl Run1lo EXPIRES. Pullman Sleepers ,r
SCRANTON BINGfIAMTON. ELMIRA. BATH Mt.
q 30 =. NJ tpn,lvb-ptFFA1)O SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON OWFGO. ITHACA. ELMrRA. UTICA SNRA-
CI'SE and OswEGo EXPRESS Pullman BuTes
TICKFTS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At
Henry Gaze = sons limited ii3 Broadway Il Pars
proadway III 4th-ave i2th-s a3 West i2sth-s,..
90, Columbus ave New-York. ?3s and 729 Fulton St,
and 100 Broadway Brooklyn. Timetables giving full n
Formation p all stations.
WESTCrOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call FOR ard
check baggage from hotel or residence 10 destination.