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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28

with very encouraging remarks as to spring wheat ,cs
with recent predictions that the movement hs, al '",
addition TO other depressing influences was helped ny
light expor, inquiry only about !oade being reported
here and much more at the West. The Liverpool
cable closed with I'D loss for the day Clearances from
seaboard $4,000 bush OF wheat and -four The
visible supply no, expected to show much OK decrease
week, POSSIBLY not more than 1.OC0,OO bush The
local expor; trade included $1,000 bush No Northern
New-Yok lCO00 bush No hard spring. and 5000 bush
spring wheat all private terms Cash quotations al NeW-
York afoat were follows: No hard Duluth Sic;
No Northerh Duluth. so'sc; No Northern New-nork'
7eAc No Northern Duluth Isc: No hard New YORK,
TIC; No hard Ncw-forh I6c. .CORN-The corn
market opened steady but ruled weak throughout the seq
sion under continued heavy receipts light speculation ana
fine prospects The close iSITsc under n@t
night. The export trade again heavy embracing
about 100000 bush Of which $500 bush No yellow
to arrive and the balance No Al the close NO
corn was quoted 3oc delivered .OATS-The market or
oats was inactive all day with weaker tendency result
ing from depression in wheat favorable crop news ana
hearsh local sentiment The market closed weak at &c
net decline Export business consisted Of 10000 bush
mixed oats and G0O0O bush mixed clipped both private
terms No oae quoted 2ltc: No 3 oats 2os.c; No
white 2osc; No white, 24d2iiac: track white ",n3c;
track mixed, 2lM23c RYEMarket dull quoted 36'z
G3Ic, ! Buffalo 80. .BARI-EY-Market quiet; quoted
oSac 4 I Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

New-York May %. 1897,
CoTTON-Busness in cotton futures has been Of ex-
s the P ~a.
swing variations the more active positions mat,
ieacRed shy 5o COO bales The market finally qgie,
saa s:9aE AIDED as9fs SvSn
issi bales Including Ter bales export direct ship
men by Greek owners and ela bales spinning aHane
a,e Sluggish ana S SO hrousou Win
6ss5sh s9iis5.s Ds ssns2n
sf aralae Hs SS strong a an offset 9 % the
OF % h bales put n but PTS%p with a S
@ R0 that %sy ps is Prepared ore to 2y Th
% conhsctsn o WITH the sSnnasd stability il
p, here Of dnd S the @ to
s ssha, We're sized up as generally cSn syc
had better Than s
plies until they are now in destitute position which
Forces ssn sn, The @
iylee from Eastern spinning centres DO not point
1 sn on the part f Of & S ss M
The trade generally appears be waiting further
sHs egarn ling the The
ss fact thar a Of aas we to s
prevailing thus far this year. Notwithstanding the bad
ps sa6 ai T Ssore
1; ; s$S
10. decline closed steady; N9l point net advance
JanunryFebruary 3+4b: FebruaryMarch. 34ii5b; May,
4c4b; May-June 4o3s; June-July 4ola4O2 JulyAugust
q 3 S
December-January. 344b Manifestations dull Cloths
dull.
SPOT cotton in other markets. niddlng quoted follows:
Noble @
Savannah dull but steady. 7sc; sales bales Norfolk
steady nc; sales. CT bales Memphis dull nc sales,
$40 bales Augusta steady 7Nc sales. l35 bales; s.
7ac Wilmington steady 7l5c; Baltimore nominal 77sc:
Total receipts at the ports to-day 20s bales and total
bales. Present
$50 81 bales including l42 513 bales at NewYork
10 us bales at Charleston and 315G bales at NewOr
leans and 7e73 bales at Galveston Total receipts at
ports far this week. 1926 bales while esti
mates the weeks movement range from 1900 10
1900 bales. Receipts Bombay during the last week
5000 bales against 63 900 bales Total
receipts since January o7sooo bales against 492 600
against 81 90 bales In 1896 Total since January !.
407 coo bales. against $4,000 bales year The
presen. aAoa 81 600 bales compares with 1900
bales last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28

vS csn S Ne s ssrn SGT ssE
2isa23.c No white b loSg2i.c,;. ga: No rye; s'S
ssg:7 R"'s 10 "G asssed prime timothy seed
s. no P 2ss .Sts Do GGo s.
Gss 'hS Ssar s6 s%s pr gallon
81 Io sugars cut loaf unchanged on the Produce Ex-
fh a se Si!!sF G cseess weak
ssaG n% oA M9y sTGnF sc easy ana %
&c. &c. G al stssd R Rn meat. ess
ngm s. t%g . %sy ssay e 81 10 Butter
NJ Sossrn May 41 jS9 s" corn Ss du ?'SSs
SEA-: sample Mp %s % 9E Ra GS! 70
Minneapolis May 21whsa steady Nay. ;o4cx July
e sGn. Ike Flour uneSanscd
rhaasphia May 2whea, dull and re lover 500 ssH
14.c; August nominal Corn steady; No mixed "; May,
No xS Sy Ms na jung sa a Gs'
g Dd S,, % c S go a" Prints c
Eggs arm fresh s nearby and western Cs Cheese
% n1G r to good SS c alF fancy % ps
good sl,ds1c Refined nrm better demand; Cot
S " as cou T1?T &% Sn
cakes 2hs ye poul t GmG
spring chickens lIa22 Dressed poultry FIRM fair de-
mna F %eser Gh0S ss SSs so So0
i0c; nearby do. az to and quality. 25a3oc
Ss dn ay and ower No red cash. elevator
bii ne acE s %f J juiy 7sa7hc August Gsac bid
Sept Ta1 ssS Sa cSspsRS' :
And 9W G cash No sn9 zoe s a,Eed I IVY l sss.
steady whIsey 81 10 Pork lower: standard =. s;
5Sdd "s 81 IT, o? fs Should've RImS
shor, clear 81 %; ribs. 40 shorts 80 DIT, salt
TSs s. 90: sho Ta's $50 - ~
Toledo May 27wheat active weak; No cash and
a f oa d nSy No Mixed s:,d S? Prime hs 9%s5
81 -. Oil UNCHANGED.
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RAILROADS..
"AMasIoA's oRgArEsr RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL ';!,:!2 4!
~ g. HUDSON RIVER R. r.
THE F0UR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.

TIE 6VUu. nNUN SuOWN 1--WE
'c a trait" ns s@ @sls s%S: 5
asars Fails %%I S;s5 p NJ This limited to
o.aC 4 Mbaly Fss, Mail for poyghk::psl., Al ban,
Utica. Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara fa''
1880 o5S,, M-Esp Sunday Day Express For all I'M
bse Cincinnati, Indianapolis and st. Louis no stce.
aer p and 9.p Albany Utica SYRACUSE "''
100 MDaIIy Chicago Special for Detroit clsy:
A Az Schenectady Utica. Syracuse Rochester
$40 +; ,M--Excep, Sunday Yves, Point. PoushSeep's
liz. a. M, Chicago 4:3o p. m. Stops al Albany
sn1S T %5n A1Sin, TaSy
cfncnnssia,is Cleveland Toledo Detroit '"''''"
osT Daily Tor Toy nurnstSno Pittsburgh
1880 eAi For uao Fails s,o S,sv at
ssS%:T'' Gssny s. and Tse Chicago
only fD.y carries sseD Rsw CSI ya Lyons
'"S sssass r5s ssss;s ts.
s ssp tho h..as0 EXCEPT saturday for Cape
ndsy on nsS st nss'
ooG and md :s 2" r. !F1 Mpaly e.cep, Sunday to
oh1 SUNDAY .I only. 70 Pit,sneld and the perk
H ' Nio IL H? TsH1I R!' 70 nroSxERs
he Road Is Ts. Is i the only line running a
,: FTP e., 8 Ss$-%S't through
e nna wdsney With c r" a I hss Station
s s 1 p4H .s
ton New-Yorl 3Ss and 72c Fulton-st. and 100 Broad
Baggage checked from hotel residence by the West
cot JOHN Hs?T NJ ToTcEY GEORGE H. DANIELS
~ General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND


WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia. week days. 40 $780, 600. "a
II 80 Dining Carr A. NJ 30. 200. 30. 400 Buffet
Parlor Carr 4:3o, 500 Dining Can, 800. 1880. 900 p.
NJ 1918 night. Sundays 400 900 1000 IL 30 tD.nns
Can a. NJ. 200. 400. 500 Dining Carr. GOO p. ".
1915 night. -.
For baltimore and Washington week days. 500 1000.
II 80 Dining Carp A.. NJ. 200 $3.50. $500 Dining Carr.
carr A. NJ. 200. 500 Dining caD. 600 z. NJ. l2D
night.
Liberty ST. ll3 l72 oG 43l. 0++ LAO 323 prosdwax
T37 9th Az, 81 East l4th St.. 1913 East i2ith s.. q
West l25th St. 25l columbus Az; New-York: court u
SEQ Fulton St. Brooklyn 9S Broadway. Williamsburg
The New-York Transfer Company will call and ehea
baggage from hotels or residences 70 destination.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. May -. 3i5 p. closing.
No rci Northern spring dill, Gs sd Corn.s
mixed new firm. IS 7lhd: do old steady. 2s Cd: tut
uros May steady 2s nd June duh % I'D; July dull.
% 7sd. FourSt Louis fancy winter duh 8s Cd Hops
steady. Beef firm;
tra Indian mess 5Gs Sd prime mess. AS Cd Pork dull
prime mess. Western AIS 81: medium Western, 43s
3D. iiams-Short IA 10 10 n. steady 42s Cd Bacon
dull Cumberland 2s 30 H. 2ss short rib 20 10 81
2Gs middles light. IS 80 ~ 25s Cd
mddes heavy 40 - NJ 25s short clear mid
dies heavy 80 TO- 2Js clear bellies. II to II n. 2G
Shouiers-Square IL to "a n. firm. 2Ss. Lard-Prime
Western dull. 10. Sd CheeseAmerican finest white and
colored dull ordinary AS Tallow-Prime city
steady i7s CottonsAed o-IAverpoo refined dull l5s Sd
Rosin-common, firm, IS Cd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

Leave New-YorE foot EibsTty ST. daHy:
CHICAGO p. M. and 1918 night.
PITTsBuRG; $50 ex Sun; 2 Sun, i2io night.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. 500 10 Dining Car),
113o a. m. Dining Carr ., $50 Dining Car). Dining
a. m. Dining Carr. Dining Carr Dining Carp.
D. m. IL - night.
NORFOLK l120 a. m. daily.
NEW-ORLEANS. Through Sleeper 500 p m. daily.
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Light .
Offices: 1l3 112 2ol. 434. 114o B'way 81 f. l4th ST.
J21 Bowery v Y; 800 344 Fulton-s. Brooklyn: Station
foot of Liberty ST. N C. r. r. Of " J. Baggage checked
rom or residence TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28

Through trains leave New-York foot OF Chambers-sts
M foloWs and lve minutes earlier from West sd 81
e,OO A N.-Nestlbuled Express daily for Wa'ery
plnrhnmton Elmra. Bufalo. Bradford. Arrive buha"
500 p A. Paror 20 Bunao -, ,u
IN - N-Vestibulel Limited fast mall Daily, sone
train foi Chicago via Chautsnqua Lake. arrives Siss
ianJ a NJ Chicago = l.. NJ. Sleepcrs 70 tnicAs''
.geXei,nd and cincin, att. Dining Car. -.
,,:,O r. N.--nurao and Cleveland Nestlouei wv
panv arrivcs buffalo 1:i5 \. NJ. Bradford I.l' a m,
Jamestown s:a5 4 Nj Cleveland 1915 T. NJ sleepers ~
Buffalo and CleNeiapd aknS direct connexions ''' -
troit. Chicago and tn. West. .,, - r.us
S,t5 ~ NV. chau,auara Lake and Nassd I,s Lila
Daily solid train Chicago Sleepers 70 t"'he.s'"
Chicago and cincnntai Dining car >,, p,,,,NAN
ICKETs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND fuLansatSs
accommodations at III ll3 2Gi. 4Oi and ~, p,n1,s
way 1917 Bowery i39 Eas, ieSh and u w W. as
and T?6 Fulton-s. 100 Broadway. BROOKLYN; w csst
son at IIoboken. and Jersey city station wss 80
Express calls for and checks baggage FROM no'e's -
residences to destlnat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-Nork, May ~, 1881
direc, to side slaushte,ers. Nothins doing live
7aSc per n for poor 10 prime city native sides
Gables from London and Liverpool las, received quoted
sheep at ia?,sc dressed weight refrigerator beef at
DAY Ii9 cattle for Prthard. Moore & Co No exports
and co. to sold all sixe'hs:. Demand cderaely
active and all Opposed Of IN good season q fg ye,ter
100 10: one bunch. mainly butermlks, at - =, CITY
ya edy At oc per dontl ress ya a
5a7sc few country dressed buermks at 5a5i4c; little
sails Hume Mullen: us veals. lac H. at IS 20
il. II; Hollis: = .yeas 100 ~ a, IS 40; AZ mixed
sEhF o Hx6 ca s sai: III r. at iS carload
direct, were u cars or 2 head c %, the stock
Jersey city and sixtiethst sheep in lighter
we'll common and medium sorts showed a declining
dency. Lambs we're in fairy good inquiry. and With
quality considered no yeariinss we're in the mar
ton Of carload Poor TO prime sheep sold AZ 81 23a
s. 80 per 100 ID inferior TO choice lambs al southern at
yearlings si-a1ozc; dressed lambs 31sal2hc limited
saes-D. McPherson E Co: 257 MARYLAND lambs. co
n 2yeraF at So S per i"o 10 4le Virginia do g n
n At 70 xeIGy 1Ts Is T,y At SO - 90 j, 5td Ken
" Collins %; vlrs.io lambs nj 81 n a, soar; go
s1a '?i sssI oG Ia at $ % virginia do lo' NJ
v AsHS1 .bs.S Go e. at yr2' lambs G. H. at
Jaad Co. e. EsniocIy lambs. co N. a, Sc ss
! l. w!kerson: oIaI kentucky sheep. 100 n. a, s.as
- aTs .6s: ~ Kep 1T & lambs o N at SO
noGs-Receip,s. ~ cars or looi head: only head
steady otherwise The range quoted a, 81 ioa
sales-II: II, Hollis State hogs. ia5 n average a,
i stag. $50 II, AT 50 20 per 100 ~ Ut 30 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH


81, Louis May 27-Cattle steady: fancy export steers
s5Ns5 - fair choice native shipping - 40q
81 90 dressed beef and tuchers 81 l0ns4 30 stockers
feeders S3nSi iO under 1000 IL. 81 .jdsi ~
and heers S2GS4 1O balls SO 25dS3 90 Texas and
Indian steers fed 50 40Nsi 30; grass 81 sjGS3 90
30as3 80: heaves So 25ds3 CO. sheep
strong; native SO 2Jasi 50 cus and bucks 81 G
asa o. Texas sheep 50 iCa$i 20; spring lambs $3.50
Chicago. May 2i.Sales OF cattle slow to-day
barely steady prices the bulk Of the transactions show
ing decline of 00l5c per 100 II compared with the
81 90aS i5 with occasional sale AT s. 2jasj 80 Choice
cattle sold mainly 81 3OfSI
and feeder trade has fallen of this week
but prices still high. with sales at 81 ,O6Si 80
Butchers and Gamers stuff continued In moderate sup
ply good demand somewhat lower average
prices Calves slow and fuzzy soc lower early
in the week In hogs prices suffered further decline
about &c per 100 H. heavy and medium weights
and there fewer light weighs usual
Sales made ~ extreme range 4 81 25af3 G2
Heavy packing lots sold 81 25qS3 A. prime light
hogs brought 81 G2is. With active demand prices
strong for sheep bat wead for lambs Sales were
basis o 81 5o@Sj for Inferior TO fancy sheep few
going low 81 above - a.. for fat sheep
again scarce. Texas sheep numerous and In
poorest the best .anbs while spring lambs
brought Sia$G. Receips-Cat'i $500 head hogs OoO
Kansas city, May 27.-ca,ue weak. Hogs :owcr
IS 42i! lights So 25G$s 42 Workers. 81 Gas3 42s pi
$3n 81 80. Sheep steady. lambs. 81 50nSJ 20
East Liberty. May 21-Cntle-Supply light. prices M
changed Hogs dull: prime medium. best Workers
and pigs 81 '5gs so common - far forkers 50 roo
g. Is heavy $: cSgss 90 ronshs $? 2sGss Is Sheep
lambs $3.50 Is. spring lambs. $3.50; veal calves 500
50 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
| coffee is as follows:

FLOUR AND MEAI~-The market dull and weaker
a about &c decline winter wheat
Ioc OF spring wheat 70 sell TRANSACTIONS small
including 1000 bbs spring patents 81 1884 3d. $500
bbls spring bakers. IS 45aS3 Go; 1850 bbls winter
sraigls ~ 2jqS4 50 300 bbs winter patents 81 60Qs5.
FI/OUR-Barely steady. Sales. bbs o. %
Qs2 .CoRNMEA1--Qui sales. 300 bills Quoted:
Quiet. quoted: Fine white; 75c: fine yellow 72a75e:
n winter in bulk. Co9G5c: spring 55QcOc; 100 10.
CSC; sharps 7oa75e; feed, 1oQ55c; city bran, Goa
e2iSc; oiimeal. $40 5Olls20 hCminy chop. JOa52hc
GRAIN-WHEAT-The bearish tendency OF the wheat
market found expression again to-day another sharp de-
cline. prices closing AgAc under last night &c below
the highest point Of the day. There little hrmness
the opening based rumoTs Of unfavOrable French
weather and light Northwestern receipts but soon
merged into depression through lack Of important
local and the weakness Of English markets AT
during the day Of buying
turbed the market but led to substantial gain in prices
owing 10 the abundance Of bear material. Throughout
liquidation OF moderate was factor
the decline The St. Louis market obtained prominence
again By Of extreme weakness oceasoned by an
improvement In crop reports general unloading and dsre
gard Of the insect stories with which the bulls
bolster the market. In other sections winter
wheat also In the spring wheat States prospects
UP TO the The Price Current talked
little bu!lish on tho winter wheat outlook but Offset
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWJERSB!
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
On and after Nav "a, 1897.


Four tracks. Automatic Block signals.
On and after May "a. 1897.
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty st.
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Maucb Chunk, Fl
a 80 to Easton 5i5 q 80 TO Allentown r. VI. sunday
40 GAS TO Easton) A. NJ. l:00. $50 600 p ~ .
For Wilkesbarre. Pittston and scranton o;io A. u
1910. 80. AIS r. NJ. sundays 4:3O A. N - .
For Reading 4:3O soc, $40 1900 1880 A. ~, i:n
1870 goo 400 430 5:45. 900 p. NJ 1915 night. SUE.
days. 4:3O A. NJ 20. 200 800. 5:3o 600 p. NJ i2:y
For Harrisburg a, 40 500 9:io 1880 A. NJ, ITO
1870 80 5:45 =. NJ 1915 night. Sundays. 430 4. u,
100 $50. GOO p. NJ. 1918 night.
For Sunbury Lewisburg and Williamspo-t, at 43o 500
p:l0 A. NJ. $40. 80. 900 NJ. Sundays 4:30 A. NJ
GOO 7. NJ
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c
For Red Bank. Long Branch Asbury Park ocess
Grove. and points south Point Pleasant 4:3o $50
1915 A. NJ $780, $50, 400 i;30 Red Bank only, t;&
53s G15 F. NJ. Sundays lstops al Interaken for Ashuy
Park and Ocean Grove). 900 A. NJ. 400 NJ.
For Lakewood. Toms River. Barnegat Park and Darne
sat. 4:3o. $40 A. NJ. 1880. 4:3o p. ".
For Atlantic City Vneand and Bridgeton. $:3o A. ~
1870 p. NJ
For Monmouth Beach. seabrish, ard Highlands o. Nave
sink 400 $50, 10: As A. NJ, 1870. $50 4,5 p NJ su'
Gays ~" a. SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, e..
From Pier y. r.. foot OF Rector ST.
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach, Norrnan1A
Rumson Beach, Sea5rght Monmouth Beach. and Log
Branch. 4:30. 1915 \. NJ 600 saturdays only 3:&
GOO p NJ sundays. $50 A; NJ. 100 p. NJ
For Elberon, Ashury Park. Ocean Grove. and poIs1
Park and Ocean Grove) $50 4. NJ
For Lakewood, Toms River. Barnegat Park and Barap
gat 43O A. NJ q 90 Saturdays on.y) 345 r. ".
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3 aiIroa0s.
pENNSYLVANII
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-thrd Street and n.
brosses and cbrtIsndi Streets.
1.-THE 'savins time from Des1 ross and cor,sas
r5li F & S..Sals sssBss F esT ps,.
S FN sEsSs9yhNix MI ESD5sv,i'S
Compartment Sleeping Dining sIm0SSng and
1s a' r. ~ cHPichc6 HNb sr LoGIs ExpREss-,,
sSs r. v. WI wEsTER H@ E&PREss&For csvsana ca
7G5s ri 1904 fvisg c.
81 f:$snsa sa, 4s5 E .s...
755. s25. S25 s55 dining caD, 1856 "a. NJ lass In
C3i5 Congressional Linn" all Parlor and Dining Car,
as D s"ss gag a ' qps s5 can SO @
sionai Linn" all Parlor and Dining carD, AS GiaI,s
sou 1r1 1as p H. " isio aim
ATLANTrc COAST LINE.-ExDress e25 a. m ana An
sSk S5 S6Is4 c Sa FA asS
week, days and 49, p m: daily ~, Cortland,
Long Branch. Asbury Park dn,ersksn sontays o,.s
lilo m Fun FaIt'y r:u ~ 5 e. iIi '' :"
ois 725. 755 So -: . o.; 'snaa Limited, su
s sss CAB DnS 1852 ea rs; &; Dining 1s e, s s
s Sc s5s n .als ssG ss, sq ISS
car,. 5ss tDinine car) 40 755 SIS D. a. 'i ~
TICKET offices No. 4s "a. 1893 1873 IL and i Broad.
way; As.or House West Tweny,;h T Stree, Station:
Court Street SEQ fulton street % Brosdwa ses sni
The New York Transfer Company viii cs '' ~ any, s,i
check blggage from hotels and residences through
J. B, HUTCHINSON. JR. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, May 27.-COtton firm; middllng. TIC; low
middling 6sc: good ordinary Gc: receipts 81 bales
exports coastw!se. 34oI bales sales $50 bales; stock
II G13 bales.
Norfolk. May 27.-Cotton FIRM middling. Iisc; mid
ding, Ilsc good ordinary. 1iGc: receipts SIT bales
exports coastwise 31 bales sales 81 bales stock 1863
bales.
New-Orleans May 27.-Cotton quiet: middlIng. 7%c:
low middling - Ice; good ordinary 6l3c net receipts
bales gross 37 bales: sales 700 bales stock 90 756
bal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
contract prices follows:

COFFEE-The coffee market has been fiat. stale
and Improbable basis throughout the session. opening
quiet at unchanged prices and working within range OF
finally points higher points lower. and sales
The absence of cables from Hayre and Hamburg
account Of church holidays contributed the apathy OF
the local market in which there practically no out
side speculative Interest. e-up Brazilian receipts
and Increase in warehouse deliveries Of coffee in
this country served 10 check selling with the
fact that the price Of spot coffee is but little
half the basis OF last years price, this time. But
the enormous visible supply was caution TO buying The
American visible supply alone shows 1874
bags last supply ana an Of sG6i3 bags
the supply OF two years At the the
market poorly supplied with and, regarded
whole the pros and OF the situation furnish
stando which leaves the speculative contingent
different The spot market is quiet and nominal the
basis 1ssc for No Rio invoice jobbng
lots Steamer Herschel cleared Santos yesterday with
1000 bags and Beena cleared Victoria Yesterday
with 5000 bags The mild coffee III, ed steady
all day with fair business accomplished including
roo Lays Rio spot nc. 900 Maracaibo
bags and 100 bags Central on private
terms Quotations Of mid coffee follow MaracaibO-Com
mon good, l012qlllc: good Cucuta, I3a.al4c; La
1uayra-Caracas l2Q13c, Porto CGballo 1OaGI2c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1884 iGi2c Bogcja 1910 DC: Mex
ican-Cordova. lhG3%c: Oaraca l2ql9c: Central Amer
ican-Coinmon 10 ordinary. 1Oql4c fair 20 good li2a
Isle: prime 70 choice lsa.Q2ic: East Indian-In,eror
24r925sc: fancy 27Q32c: Jayas 2isQ25c: Angostura.
l2Qi3c: Mocha. 2o42Oisc.
,rk. apf. mira r-C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
WEST SHORE RI.

Trains leave W. 42d St. Station. ". Y. a follows. and
Is m. earlier from foot Franklin St:
:,::,O A. NJ Daily. Local to Buffalo.
O.15 A. NJ Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse Roches-
ter Buffa.o Niagara Falls Toledo. Cleveland, Chicago
II 80 A. Daily. except sunday: to Catskill Noun
,ains New-Pa.tz, Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska
Albany. Utica Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George. Parlor
Albany
600 p NJ Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica, Syracuse
Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto, Detroit
cleveland Chicago and st. Louis.
7:i5 p NJ Daily. except Sunday. for Syracuse Roches-
ter and Buffalo.
S,i5 p NJ Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester
buffalo Niagara Fails Toronto. Detroit Cleveland Chi
cago and st. Louis.
Time tables at principal hotels and Offices
c. f. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbit-ave.. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28
contract prices follows:

70 Santos-Cofee market quiet: good average Santos
$500 receipts 5000 bags; stock 2a5 900 bags Hamburg
Coffee market closed; holiday. HavreConee market
closed: holiday. Rio-Cofee nnarke, firm: No Mo
$500: exchange 1921 Receipts 5000 bags cleared
for the United States 5000 bags cleared Europe
1000 bags; stock. 232. 600 bags.
sfatisfcal Brazil coffee follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-28

MEMORIAL DAY,
TRIP TO THE MOUNTAINS.
MONDAY MAY 3iST.
LEIsIGI VALLEY SYSTEM.
Moucb Chunk. Glen OnOlO and Switchbacl<
Special Train. Lunch Car Attached.
ROUND S3.25 TRIP.
Tickets FOR Swiichbacl be purchased on the train
for fifty extra.
Trains from Cortlandt Desbrosscs ST. $50 4. NJ.
From 23rd St. Penn II. r.. at I:a5 A. Brook
lyn Annex foot OF Fulton ST.. at 500 A. NJ
For full particulars and Accommodations for parties
ply General Eastern office 335 broadway. York city.