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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-09-07

81 am standing ROtU Just behind the
s4rtuin, and fr fIH glOtU Of the coming
r8nset. Behind me are the shGdOICs on:
de track, before me lies the dark galley
Snd the rfUer. When mfngle Wtth ste
dark tUdters I ECdnt to cast OHe LtegeT-
ts0 look upon O. country IVbOse govern
mSnt Gs OF the people, for the people,
and 6g the people. n-L. L. Polk, july
sSh. 1890.
The sun., 1897-05-06
court CnIendar- rhl. nay.

Appellate Divsiou-supreme court-No day cal
endar.
calendar cnlleI at 1880 A. n. Part n.-Ex.parts
matters. Fart I1t-Cear. Motions-Sos. !. 2; 3
!. 5. q. :. \. Preferred cause.-The <s+5. Part ~
1855. 47o3. 47oo. Io<3. 2O72. 2ls5. 4taS. $3.50
S4o3. 2i52. <3ys. 45su. Si5i. 3uo0. Part W
Clear. Cases from Part ~. Part XI:-ca.e unfn
waited raiiron1 cases. Trial Tern-Part H.-Clear
Pererred c.uses-Nos. tii75. loOus. l2ulo. 1881 /
1881. li777. lls64. lyIss. raIt ilI:.Cisa.
1921. 23i7. 4szg. $50. oB5o. ol2o. 54ax. onss
5Sbi. 5oy4. oUS7. 5so2. +ios. <lo7. $500. far
Iv.-clear. Cases from Part III. Per! y.-case un
finished. Cases from Part III. Pari V1l-Case unrn
ished Nos. oisi. o7oy. 1903, snos. 1a5y. $3.50
IssY. vz.a. atoI. asa. 4ssI. 1854 Part VIII
Adjourned for the term. Part iX.-Cienr. Caset
from Part VII. Part X:-ciear. Cases from Par,
VII. Part XI-Case unfinished. Cases from Par
II. Part XiI.-Adiourued for the term.
surroEstes Court-Trlal Term-Wnls OF Richard
Tighe. Valentine scheters a; iO:t3 A. NJ Cham
prooate-wnIs OF Bertha Goodman; Philip Dater
Jr.. Mary Z. Neane. Nicholas DufIy. Michael Ry an
Richard EISarns. George y. Jones. Jonn Bromley
A. NJ. ignatz koritz. John II. Smith. Caroline T.
Landon at =. II.
city Court--sp.cal Term-Motions. Trial Term
1865. 1877. 39ln. 1910. 1857. lnpx. 1919. 1910
1919. 1908. 1871. l+vo. 1881. 1912. 1878 lp7o
1905. l7op. Part iI-clear. Nos 2ata. Ht7u. Y.oa
s57. lynY 1855. sIoc. vSU. 2+2&. 245l. eiS.. .&3S
2asS. 2iso. 24s2. 2+s7. t+os. 24o8. 2<ns. yt7o
Part nI.--Ciear. Nos .ss7. Kun. lsps. 2iiU. zzss
1891 2.3o. 2io4. 23vi. 3ol. 800. 1850. 2s7t
2loI. siuo. az72. 9ooe. 2sss. 2Is7. yo.s. xoii
234l Part Iv.-Clear. short carses-Sos e2It
ol.a. osbo. oosn. oySe. aioo. tntT: oiso. oloA
case,-Sos. 2sO. xos. 2oO. lou. los. $50. le3. soo
PSI. io5. eB3. x5e. 1888. 2so. y27.
The sun., 1897-05-06

EGv I. May ST. hdv 4. hav 8.
Lou Nash Ad0 43s U s Leathp 637s 50
Lake shorol6e lo2 wsbashp p. l2H 12S
MANN Con-. 63S 92S I'm TEL. 70 76k
MINI stL l7S II
Government bonds Arm. Tho As of 1925 closed
ie y cent. higher bid. Railway and other bonds
irregular. The features were Ann Arbor As.
Austin and Northwestern lists. Brooklyn Union
Gas 5s, Chesapeake and Ohio general 4las, Con
sumers' Gas OF Chicago bs, Union Pacific, Den
Atchison, Kansas and Texas, and Northern Pa.
citic Issues. The more important net adyances
iyn 1I' Union Cas- VO Is. y. to Iioia; chesapeaRo
and Ohio H. general en- 4n9s'z 81 70 13.s Con Con,
Wisconsin Central 1sts, I. T., cent, 10 ~.
The noteworthy declines were in ,Atchison adj.
lsts 2, to s4ia; Kansas and Texas As, u, to s3,
and 2ds 4, TO Soa; Northern Pacific prior 4s'
=. TO 81 and general Ss. 's CENT 10 o.
Commerc!al. price OF bar silver in New York.
6o7sc Bar silver in London closed at - l5.l ed.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 47a@
49iac.
Money on call, lie@la y cent. Time money is
quoted as follows: Sixty days, . e. cent;
three and four months, 2ia 2 cent. six months.
and ID % twelve Ell months. 4 ! @ cent. on on good mixed
Stock Exchange collateral. Commercial paper
Quoted sss cont choices Hnd prme aa
single names at 3A@i . cent. and good names
at 4G5 cent.
Sterling exchange was weak and lower. Tho
supply OF bills was in excess OF the limited de-
mand, and this was the main cause OF the de-
cline, although easier private discount at Lon
mental exchange was dull. Posted asking rates
for sterling, $4s7 for long bills and 81 sslq for
demand. Actual rates are: Long bills, $4.s6
cable transfers. $4.s7La .s7ie. Francs are
quoted at g. 1873 for long and 5.15aed5.l5 for
95 9-16@95 11-l6 for short; guiders, 4Oie8
40 3-16 for long and 40 5.l6d40as for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
12l2f Is cents discount Observation-Disclosures. ls
premium: selling, par. Savannah - Buying.
1-16 off: selling par. New Orleans-Bank. 81 so
Francisco-Seht, l2lq cents premium; telegraph
10 cents premium. st. Louis-75 cents prcm
um bid. offered at 81. Chicago-6O cents premi-
um. Cncirnati-Between banks. % cents premi-
um. and over counter, so cents premium
Railway gross earnings for April compare
with those Of the same month of last year rs
The sun., 1897-05-06
Real Estate Auction sales.

At the Broadway Salesroom yesterday Philip 4.
Bmyth sold No. 2b2 Fourth avenue. northwest cor
ner Twentieth street 13xb0. four brick build
Ing. TO Arthur Simonson for e5S. 800. Also NO
l92 Fourth avenue. 2l.B1so. -four. story brict
building. to Frederick II. Minrath for $4,000
Also Nos. 30 and NJ Madison avenue. 25.Sxy5 each
two four story and basement brown stone dwell
inEs: No. 80 for e4T 900 and No. 80 for as6. .0Oo
freuerick L. Wadhams. Also West Fourth street
southwest corner Cotnelia street. 40.llxT6. nve
story brick nat house with stores. partition sale
to Frederick z. WAdhams. for Sfs.T .T5D.
Peter r. Meyer Co sold No. 2O7 East 1l0th
street. 25xl0O.i1. two story brick building. fore
closure SALE. IN V. BudeimAn for 90. 800.
William n. Ryan sold No. BlT First avenue, 25x
100. rve.story brick double tenement house. exec
utors' sale. to Lowenf-ld Prayer for ei6.i
william Kennedy sold No. No. 1879 Madison ave
nue.. 25.ll feet nortn IUBth s,reet. 25xloO. nve
story stnne front 1at house. foreclosure sale. 70
the plaintiff. Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany. FOR $4,000.
l.. J. Phiiiips 4 Co. sold Nos. 2 and Bayard
street. oO.bI4v.v. two six story brick tenemen
houses with stores. foreclosure sale, to Leopold
Heinger for sac, 500.
The sun., 1897-05-06

new YoRE, wednesday, May 5-Recripts Of boeve,
were 1,192 head "a direct TO slaughterers and
81 cars for the market Quiet and generally easier
all around Tho yards not fully cleared. Poorest
TO best naive steers sold at 34,259S5 100 MS
ataRs and at N8.60&ti.4O; bulls at S3l0asS.7b
dry at 81. .65A03.50 Dressed beef steady at "a
she n. for native SIDES. cables from British mar
kets quote American steers at lOt2Gi II l2c. n.
dressed weight. American refrigerated beef at So q
elsc q n. American sheep Rt lO@l2c, N.
dressed weight. Exports to-day bl7 beeves aud 400
quarters of beef. None tomorrow.
Receipts of calves, including fow. direct wore
h.p94 head; O,0ti head sale all told. SLOW, sales
averaging easier than Monday. Al finally Soid
Poorest TO bcst veals sold at t366b.25 p 100 MS
Dressed calves quiet city dressed veas 7Cs9c. n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs including 12 cars diresi
TO butchers, were 1888 head; 24ia sale ell
told Sheep and lambs ruled fairly active at steady
pr!ces spring lambs continue dun md hardly steady
About cars OF stock were carried over. Clipped
sheep sold at oi@e4.50 100 MS; clipped lambs al
e4.Tb@e5.45; unshorn do at t5.7haS6.25; spring
lambs at S7 and at s3CSai5O each. Dressed mutton
7@Sl2c. n Dressed lambs, She lOi2c.
Receipts OF hogs were $3.50 head. including 20.
head sale. Firner at SI.30964 so for state hogs
The sun., 1897-05-06
MILITIlMBy IN A FIGHT.
Vwo ser9eants in tho Tweifth Pound Each
Other nt . Company Mceting.

Vvo eerEennts in tho Twelfth Pound Each
Other Mt . Company Meeting.
Members of Company d. Twelfth Regiment.
Capt B. s. Barnard, met a few nights ago to dis
cuss what action It should take relative to the
alleged cursing Of private Of the company by
Col Butt while on parade on the armory floor
First Sergeant Goebel was in charge OF the meet
ing. but had occasion to go down stairs to the
quarterm aster's room. In his absence the senior
sergeant, T. n. Williamson, took charge. Soon
after Privates Foulin and Strobcl started to go
out, but were told by Williamson who was "t
the door. that they could not leave the room. as
Sergeant Goebel had given him orders to let no
ono leave. as important business was to be
transacted. The privstes made mild protest,
but resumed their seats.
Thereupon Sergeant +. Rose got up ana started
70; the door. saying that he would IKE 10 see
anybody keep him prisoner against his Will
Williamson repeated that he was acting under
orders, and refused to let him out Rose dc
clared that he had no right to lock him in Hot
words followed. which were ended by Rose. Y Is
said grasping his senior and pushing him
roughly aside. Williamson wac hurled against
a seat and momentariy lost his breath. out
landed a left on his jaw. following this with
body blow.
The two men c!nched and were wrestling about
tbs door when Quartermaster Sergeant Dickson
parted the fighters and restored order. Rose
4 inc his point and was allow ed to go out All
Ito Rht3 OF taking any action relative to Col.
Butt we're dissipated by the encounter.
The sun., 1897-05-06

WEDNESDAY. Mays.
Today's stock market was logical sequence
of yesterdays. The covering of shorts, particu
larly in Sugar Refining, that took place yestcr-
day deprived the market OF about the only
support that 1t enjoys. Stocks that were
bought yesterday because Of the spasm Of
enthusiasm caused by the Senate Finance
Committees notifications of tho Tariff
bill were for sale promptly at the open
ing this morning; and as London did not re-
spond to the improvement in prices here yester-
day afternoon, foreign arbitrage houses also sold
upon q more liberal scale than for some time
past. Not only did yesterdays enthusiasm dis
appear but bearish feeling was engendered by
advices from Washington that the House would
contest many OF the changes in the Tariff bill
proposed by tho Senate. In the afternoon the
professional element sold the market with good
deal Of confidence, on the theory that the
differences between the two houses Of Congress
regarding the tariff might delay the passage of
the measure for several months. This was as
good reason as any that might have been ad-
vanced for reaction that was inevitable in
view of the present extreme narrowness OF the
market. The chances arc that n diffe rent view
may prevail In day or two as soon as a fresh
short interest has been created.
Not only was the tendency Of prices down
ward, but there was also decided falling OFF in
the volume Of trading. Sugar Refining, which
supplied more than 25 y cent. of the transac-
tions. lost two-thirds Of yesterdays advance,
closing at net decline Of two points. A do
cline of III y cent. in Delaware and Hudson, on
sales of about 5000 shares, demonstrated that
the effort disccrnbe yesterday 10 squeeze
the short interest in that stock had
proved failure. All OF the Gould stocks
were exceptionally weak. They sustained
net declines r-nging from lie points
In Missouri Pacific to Ia y cent. in Western
Union. The only active stock that moved con-
trary to the almost general tendency OF the list
was Chicago Gas. 1t was second only to Sugar
Refining in respect to activity. and, at frao-
tional recession from the highest price recorded
for it, scored net gain of y OF y cent. OF
news affecting values there was practically
none. A fractional decline In American Tobac-
CO was attributed to the probable retirement
from tho directory of the company at tho
annual meeting of the stockholders next weok
of two or three manufacturers that have been
prominent in the management Of the enter
prise. A report was circulated that efforts were
being made to form new anti-gOld exporting
combination among the principal drawers OF
foreign exchange. So far us can bo learned.
there is no basis for the report. and matter
of fact the present rates for sterling, to say
nothing of the fGrcical termination of the last
agreement OF the character referred to. make 1t
hardly worth while TO deny tho possibility of o
new agreement.
Final sales compare with those of yesterday
The sun., 1897-05-06

Futures here closed steady and unchanged to points
lower. with sales tof l3,7bo baga. Havre was un.
changed to 9f lower Hamblrg advanced i to . pfg.
American warehouse deliveries yesterday were e.
B6 hags. Rio quiet at 80 reis ad receipts.
1000; stock. $4,000; exchange: Z l.idd Santos
quiet and unchanged; receipts in three days.
G.OO0; stock, 1000. Tho worlds visib" supply on
May ! WAS 4,3I8,OOO bags. an Increase OF $4,000
bags In the pest month. The visible supply year
ago was 2.520.O0O bags. II is stated that Farla.
'unha Co estimate the next Rio crop At 2760. 900
tp 100000 ags and that OF santos At $500. 600
bags maximum,
NAVAL STORES unchanged
Petrol EUNCrude certificates quoted Soc. here. aud
90c. In OIL city. Refined un, hanged.
PRovIsIOSs-Lard duh and weak. Prime. 4.25c.
Pork nrm but quiet. Meas, as7t@S9.2S. Tallow,
3lsc Butter-Creamery, Western, 7c. Fggs-State
fresh gathered. l00l0l2c, Chicago. May 5,-"The
volume OF trade In provisions wa' moderate ribs and
lard rulirg lower on offerings from packers. Pork
opened at a decline, and had small advance on the
demand from shorts and closed higher Ribs were
bought by prominent packer. The hog movement
continues liberal and the cash demand is rather poor
Under these conditions look for snPgng market
SuOAR-Raw dull hut hrm s9' test, 2a4c,; 90e test.
8t@3 5'loc. RumOrad sales OF cargo centrifugals.
0Oe test. at bloc. Refined active and firm.
CHICAGO. May 0.-These were today's prices:
The sun., 1897-05-06

There developments In the situation to. day
TO stimuAt" trading. ard after qniet and feature
less session. with few and unimportant fluctuations
tn. market closed steady with prices practically
changed from the opening. The Liyerpool news was
better than had been pected In view OF the decline
here yesterday and prices here at the omen
ing. few buying orders were received from Liver.
pool and New Orleans. and the receipts to-day
smaller. but there outside support. thr spot
markets were quiet and the weather W favorable
for the growing crop very light precipitation was
reported in sections OF Texas bui In the rest Of tho
cotton belt the weather was clear. with the tam
perature ranging from ~ to So degrees. Tho
signals serv!c, predicts showers over the cotton
belt in general on Thursday. A. j. X. Landauer
Co. OF Liverpool cRbled their New York representa-
tive. Simon Fatman. follows: Area under cotton
% Y cent. more than last year The stands
poor, Crop Is fourteen days later than average sea
son, Temrerature IS too cold for the plant. Con
d:tiou Of the crop is probably y cent under last
seasons" Many local operators believe that this
estimate OF the increase In acreage Is too small and
that TO l2 cent increase over last year would he
correct. on the other hand some ontend that
very little cotton will he planted on the overfoweh
land and that a considerable portion OF the northern
belt will be devoted to the raising OF cereals this
year In place OF cotton ana that the Increase In
acreage Will therefore he very small.
CoFFEK-Rio on the spot was duh and easy; No. Z.
&c Sales 600 bags MAracaibo goo bags Mexican.
and $3.50 bags Porto Cebeo on private terms The
trad W aa
The sun., 1897-05-06
Tesal Notirss.


SUPREME COURT, cry and County Of New York =
- Jennie Walsh trustee unuur the Last " III .na
Testament OF Joseph =. Qun. deceased plAn'lH'
against George D. Aud anu Joan H. T!esider' d"
fendants. summons.
To the above namOd defend ants and each of them
You hereby Summon, TO answer the complain
In this action and 10 copy of your answer on
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after tS
service OF this summons exclusive oi the day ~ ser
an, nan III ; III. % % i, :, @ de,snt fui
the relief demanded In the complaint.
Datcd May Sta. 1877
l.. HOWELL. la MOTTE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Post ofiice address and once NO 100 broadway
" Y. city.
To the defendant George l.. Aud;
The foregoing summons T. served upon YOU hy
publication, pursuant to Or!cr OF Hon frcirr'k
Smyth, one Of the Justices OF tDo supreme CouIt ~
the state Of New York. dated the ArL day Of MAY
1897. and nle with the complaint IN the uth'" :
the Clerk Of the County Of New York. at tie County
Court House New York city.
Dated the Sfd day Of MAY. lsN7,
H. HOWELL LA MOTIF.
Attorney tor plAntin,
100 ETpaiNAy, y. y. ~,
The sun., 1897-05-06
r.Ioctr,o stock Quotations.
CoMMERCIAL CoMPEND.

"WEDNESDAY. May 5.-GRAiN-Wheat-sp
was quiet. Sales 152 900 bush. ungraded on
private terms at the outports and $4,000 bush.
No. Northern spring Duluth on private terms
free on board ahoat for export. Free on board
afloat: No. Northern spring New York. 79'sc;
do. Duluth, sO'sc.; No. 3 hard winter, 76'sc. No.
2 do, 77tsc. Duluth received to-day 65,720
BUSH, against 22s.O72 last year; Minneapolis
1872. .4sO. against 56, 700; Chicago 3.4oo, against
1850; Milwaukee 27.30O, against l1,7o0: De-
troit, 1919, against 1885. Futures declined lac.
to sac, but recovered this and advanced SEC. to
The sun., 1897-05-06
The ST. Louis Terminal
CuppIes Station
AND
Property Company
ct. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
ISSUE OF
$3,Ooo.oOo
First Mortgage
4sS Cold Bonds.
DATED JUNE I. 1907.
DUE JUNE 1. 1917,
DATED JUNE ., 1907
DUE JUNE I, 1917,

Rcdremnb bic nftcr Juno I, HBOX, nc HUS huu
accrued Interest.
Coupons payable Dec. 1st ana sumo Est.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN NEW
YORK OR LONDON. IN GOLD COIN OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA OF THE PRESENT STAND.
ARD OF WEIGHT AND FINENEss. AND WITHOUT
ANY DEDUCTION FOR ANY TAX WHICH THE
COMPANY MAY TIE REQUIRED TO RETAIN
THEREFRoM.
THE BONDS ARE COUPON BONDS IN DENoMI.
NATIONS OF $1,000 AND $500. BUT MAY BE REG.
IsTERED AS TO PRINCIPAL.
THE PROPERTY TO BE
N1ORTGAGED ~ VALUED
by THE LEADING Ar.
PRAIsERs or ST. LOUIS,
THE ANDERSON WADE
REALTY co., APPOINTED
BY OURsELVEs. AT..........0s, Bs1. 08s. %
The sun., 1897-05-06

Pacific Railway 8 q cent collateral trust bonds
T. S. Bangs, Chairman, notifies holders that
largo majority has been deposited under the
bondholders' agreement, and requests those who
have not yet deposited their bonds to do SO be.
fore May 10. after which dato bonds. II received
at all, will be subject to such terms as tho COM
mttee may prescribe.
The subscription books for the $4,000, 900
first mortgage 4i2 pcr cent. gold bonds Of the ST.
Louis Terminal Cupples Station and Property
Company OF st. Louis will be opened at tho
offices OF j. s. w. SeliRman & Go. Tomorrow
morning and will be closed at O'clock II. M.
The sun., 1897-05-06

=
24c.; track mixed, 23Sa5c.; track white; sb@alc.
Futures advanced isc. Future sales 10000 bush. as
follows:
Opening, Highest. Lo,rr". Closing. Night.
July ...'.'q qa 22,. 2a 22is %
The trading in whca. today was quiet and In in the
s'" the opening | under the innence Of lower Liverpool
cables and hne weather at the West prices rallied and
day. California and French crop advices were un.
favorable and French markets we're higher. while
good business done for export. Liverpool declined
SD, but recovered part. Berlin declined iae. to &c
cIined. The Northwcstern receipts were POI cars.
against eO7 last week and sls last Chicago re.
ceived "A cars against last week and last year.
wheat any Liverpool declined I'D on corn Chicago
received 1874 OF corn and l:5 OF oats; the re.
cepts there to morrow are estimated at 20 and 2lo
to-day has acted like it was dragging on the bottom
1t startrd weak. with severa, slight rallies and ncr
H Sc Snq LOSE light,
trade tmd. and this has been taken advantage of by
market. to hammer prices. Crop condlti. ms as a
rule Just they have heen Seeding in the North
from California OF shrink in the estimates there
6 Ss wsSifs sd aa
Missouri and Kansas noted the appearance OF chinch
was Id. lower. Cash busins as here light. New
York reported Only 10 loads taken for no export
prices. has:ns our Views ON the belief that even
before another harvest. Corn-The weather for corn
and oats favorable. but the market for both
trine higher principally buying by local traders.
who sold freely on yesterday 8 de, line"
FLouR-was nrm and fairly active. Sales, 49, 800
bbs.
Barrels. Sacks.
Esfs'ss. Export. s5SS ssss5 sssiS
Spring in bbs: No. extra, s3.SOGs94o: No.
extra as 5OSsS 75 straights. s3.sotSI.05 patents.
S<2Ossi.30. MIL feed as frm. hut dull. Bran ~
Ss.) 57hg65c.; sharps (nne) 65EI2.c.
CorToN.-Spot cotton h re was unchanged. with
sacs OF 200 bales for export and 5s7 for spinnins
800 bales were delivered on contract. M!ddling up
lands 7Sc.. ayanst sSc last year: New Orleans and
Gulf 77sc against sasc. last year. Mobile declined
ll0c. New Orleans sold 2.0G0. Augusta l6S. Mobile
100 Norfolk SO. Savannah Al ami st. Louis 30 bales.
Liverpool was unchanged on the spot with sales q
10000 tales; futures there advanced TO = points
In Manchester yarns In small inquiry cloths. on
low August received Today 36S bales against
a24 last week and 305 last Memphis 6a2 against
46 last week and 1873 last year ST Louis ~ against
ne last week and S3 last year; Cincinnati $40,
against $50 last week and 7OS last year; Houston
l.6I3. against 3GB last week and 500 ,au year. An.
gusta shipped to-day 1O5 bales, Memphis, 2,6Ig st.
Louis S9o; Cincinnati 100. and Houston. 192 bales.
against 453 last week AMI S5+ last New Orleans
expects 900 to 5000, against p,l3l last week and
lI7e last yeEr. The port receipts 3.2 3 bales,
against 39s4 last week and 55bS last year. thus far
this week 81 zoe. against 2O5S3 thus far last week
The exports from the ports Appropriated $4,000
bales. New Orleans advanced to q points. Futures
here opened TO points higher hut reacted slightly
sales OF 1000 bales. The future trading fol
The sun., 1897-05-06
r., u,p.llon Annual Convention.

MIppLErowN, Conn.,, May 5.-The sixty fourth
annual convention of the Psi Epsilon Greek let
ter fraternity began this evening. The delc-
gates ore the guests OF the Chi Chapter at Wes-
leyan University. This evening was occupied
with an informal smoker" This was followed
BY a farce entitled Tho Wake at the Wedding,
which was composed by Joseph Beech, class Of
90 The literary exercises will be held on
johnson OF Trinity will be the orator. and John
Kendrick Bangs the poet.
The sun., 1897-05-06
Real Estate Private saiea.

slaw.on 4 Hobbs have aold No. l2s West Ninety.
nr-t street. n nve. story bro, n Jtono and brick
Apartment house. SO. .txy0xloO.ll.
Z. Duny has aold the plot 3OxSS at the pouthcast
corner OF Audubon avenue and lBvtn htreet
Elinor \. McCarton sold to William Rauf man No.
l43 Willis avenue. 2oIsl.o. nvo story brick and
stone nat house. Terms private.
The sun., 1897-05-06

Barley-was dull New feeding. 27L@psIsc.. cost and
freight TO Buffalo; mailing. ssdt2c. as to quality.
Rye was fairly active State 39&40c. No. Western.
3S.c. and freight Buffalo Sales $4,000 bush.
for export. Corn-spot was nrm. Sales, 100000
bush Including 90. 900 No. mixed on private terms.
free on board aoat, for export. No. old mixed In
elevator quoted 29t,c.; 5000 do. in store at 2akc:
Futures declined isc.. but recovered tho loss and
closed &c. higher. Future sales 100000 bush. as
follows:
The sun., 1897-05-06
RAILROAD AND OTHER HHAREa.

Total sales OF railway bonds Cpar vaiue) .oo0
RALRoAD AND OTHER sHAREA
Open. High. Lou ,--clOJtng-
Sake inV. sst. est. Bid. asked
bAd's Ex.l62 1863 l62 l6l l63
SA7ob Ar, sR.ll7k ll7S ll6S ll6S ll6S
bab Am sRpl o4h o4h 1924 lo3] lo4
700 AmsN. loS los lot lok loa
lloAmsMp a7+ e7s 27s e7h 27%
BB43 Am Tob. 60a 6eh 90 6sh 90
loA mET..ll5 ll3 ll3 ll2 ll9
lso Al con lls l1b lla ioH llh
AsApcoP 6sS 6eS 6sS 90 6eh