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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01

tween oa and 2lG2js cents. and closed at 2o7 cents
The shipping demand was slow newborn reported
loads for export. . - $50 4, - III .
,or rola Cd to tie deliveries There was some
selling by many holers. and lot Of changing by ele
,,ator ne1ple he barely y cent. The close
was II cent over Thursday There was widening out o.
the spreads early. but narrowing up finally. The IN
.e,on was 252 cars with ga est!rsated for Saur
dav cables were !. lower. Seabtard cearances
were Do coo bushels. . :
Provisions firm helped by small hog receipts and
by buvng by Cudahy Pork at one time showed an ad-
vnnce ~ I2 cents lard % cents ribs II The
close showed about half this rally maintained There
,rere 90 600 hogs with 1900 estimated for
rtcrs AT the Yards 10 10 cents higher II rot
an important days trade. There more less qui
alton Incident 20 to orrcws delft. The demand
was slow At Western points there $1,000
boys against 600 last year Deliveries OF lard will
nr6babv liberal deliveries Of pork AMI ribs small
on the curb puts on July wheat closed at iO% cents
..coi 81 i3 ri ~, cents PUTS on July corn closed
AZ 25as cents; calls at 25s cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01
OTHER MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

Chicago April 3O.-Trade in cattle was not very AMI
mated and prices better BeefCatte were we.l
taken at 50 $685. chiefly 81 20nS4 80 with scattering
sales OF prime IS l0sj 40 Stockers ard feen
ers sold at So 65aS4 30 Texas cattle sold lower ana
the offerings included good proportion OF grasses.
In hogs there was decided reaction. prices advancing
5Gloc Heavy packing lots sold 50 300 81 o. ana p'
light and light butchers weights brought 81 o. AS usual
most Of the offerings choice and sales were rS
AZ So 01Gsi The for sheep was dun but sow"I
little change Sheep sold at an extreme rang Of ST.
81 - but not many below 50 IL or higher than - ~
prime nocks being scarce. Inmhs sold at $! 5oas' 30
Tor the poores. he best Recepts-Catle' DOW hogs
2l0o0: sheep, 1900. -, - gas, Oh.
bulls stays and sass 49, common TO good iat oNe
SoGst 10 Hogs fairly active; best medium ana pi'c
Workers. 81 1oasi5 common to FAR Yorkers sf =, 20;
heavy hogs 81 O3qsi TO- pigs, So 9oqSi rousns e o
50 - sheep steady; clipped sheep choice ,oMst 40
good lambs SIaSi ST. spring lambs soaS'; veal ca!'eS
S4GS4 20. - ,r..s s,ro,c N
&c higher: heaves 81 GjQ$3 ia packers - pg ," ~.
miycd g.; CASA Tjis lights So Sus3 30; workers. -
81 ~ pigs s3ds3 c.. Sheep 5alOc higher anns staSo'
mutton. so 25dA. .,... -ovo,s
81 Louis Apr! 3O-Catte steady for mattress; Iexats
strong and a shade higher. fancy export, steers soy
S. ~ fair 10 choice native shipping ~ e"Hs2 dresser
Iaef and butchers 81 10I4 so stockers ara lcefeIs
so GS9 30: steers under 1000 III ~ I"aSi -" cows aI
fcifeis 81 iJqS4 4o Texas and Indian steers e
e. IL grass S3QS3 20 and heifers - -onss, 20
" 90 MILO, higher: lights 81 $685. 81; mNei 80 '"t
s. g. heavy IS CodsS a5 Sheep steady native mgt2n
s4GS 10 lambs 81 50d$3 o. culs ana eucNs F-aS' 'o'
Texas sheep 81 l00s. 80 spring :anbs 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01

day up 2ooo bush Of wheat anu noun mai In this
considerable the recent nioveIei, a. ,has
direction. Reports from the Northwss' cr.ase obaut
Minneapolis and Duluth stocks woua NnwYoTk footed
for the week Cash sales az NV enned NJ
ur actually pa 00O bush. with Vioo pu" a,a dviaed
Baltimore late yesterday Local transas'os anr,ny
ne follows: No hard Manitoba ami uilsiau ; ~ on
600 BUSH private terms export unsiaueI scr Nav
bush private terms; No Northern quoted 90 80
b afoat do Duluth. asc over May o % a,U't y, m
der May o aoat No hard winter &c oNeT s bnsi
aNost 10 arrive: May closed ISNc The bsnore r sr
ness was all ungraded spring CONN r v % i'm,
moving weather belt but later deNeI4pea NJ,
rSerabie strength in sympathy with the rise IN wheat d
closed firm at partial advance OF &c owe, ds'
Tho cash transactions 1890 bush an ior eNpoo.
No white private No corn quoted 'o'. eooi
asked - 'OATS-The market opened hrner aid r,h
con siderable activity during the day when coh,'as,eu WY
,bn inactivity noted during the last week or i'o'e
midday reaction followed by later stee'n ~ nn,
natbv with wheat the market closing htm Al 'sNitc
ADVANCE Western crop news was gehei1a! ,ot 70
T,n cash business footed up 1900 bush loV ousn o.
mo for exp1rt as follows: No white wv Dae
Wcvyok tentral track and ungraded whiIe SVD oa
2i030c as 10 quality ungraded mixed 3.oV pu1 ,,hi,e
cd rejected white. 1900 BUSH &c no nv
ollpped 10000 BUSH private terms eHPt Ill. orc
o,n Cd 23o elevator: 40 oats, nc ana NO WI.
w. PYE-Narkct stcader; No Western 99uSssYu o'tp
90 = Du,Ialo opening navigation STATE "Ypfic
80 pAEIEY-Mafket steady. ieodinS eH3'eu -
SSec = Buffalo opening navigation. ana "IH"-t0
Sow-York nalting quoted Ssai2c. as 10 aua'y' s'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. April 3o.-Cottcn firm. mdding Tisc; low
nidiilng 7sc: ordinary enc. receipts $50 bales
expSrts TO the Continent 02S sales. i65 spinners AZ
s,rck "a M Weekly-Net receipts. 2GD haes rro8s
s3S exports the Continent. Los; France sS3s
coastwse .635. sales. ESQ. spinlers. IA
Norfolk Apru 3J.-Cott-n arm. mdlng I-i6c: low
middlng Lice good ordinary CSC. receipts 4D6 bales
exports coastwse 1857 sales II; stock 1901 Weekly
Receipts edss baes exports 10 the Continent i3i5;
coastwse $3.50; sales. 60.
savannah April 30--Cotton firm. mddng IAsc low
niddlng 5c receipts us bales exports coastwe. IG2
sales II; stock - 1871 Weeky-heccipts. 4. So bales:
exports 10 the Continent 1850, cOaswise 40. sales.
i3tl; spirners. 81
New-orieans April 8o.--Cotton Arm; mddns. v-lde
low middllng nc, coed ordinary CSC, net receipts.
Ia3 bales gross 3i2o. exports Great Britain, 2@S
@ the Continent i6 saee 2o50 stock 1871 s3 Weekly
Net receipts. 012 bales; 1859 exports u
Great Britain i0p2s; 20 France 900; to the Cont
nent iaS; coastwise. A805; sales. 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01
Tile TRADE IN CHICAGO.

5.,,coro Apri 30 ,SpeciaD.-There was nervous time
n wheat with 2-cent weak time carry Out
Ing closing July opened at 'Ols cents sold between
,,-s and ia, cents and closed at the top Liverpool
showed no strength 81 Lpers here were altogether WIN
ont exnor bids This occasion for early weahhess'
The low price Of the day the liquidation CT line
~ about 800 Oc) hisn lis by Well The rally vas started
h, influential MAJ buying. which was credeu 10
I mic. II was helped along by report OF % loads or
G Snu,inuoiion OF the drouth the coast and by good
r,ut',, demand here one cable said the Ens.sh ana
- nrn ,ro,s would iOLWpOOO bushels Tess uah last
The local spot bt aggregated o'voo pus'i.,s
pan priva,c cables reported the weather IN FRANCE sun
nal market ther" strong alu a.NSISIhs
Nrh S.l Francisco reported the drouth SILL uhofoheh
fodern Miller said that the Damage on tne cosst
~ ~ .AagLrrated. Estimates on the visible were or
a .ase reNt Monday OF lJDOuoo bushels Inc Wea'hei
~, IA Nor,hwcs was rgther cool for the season. but
mere WAS rot go much Fair. warm wealhet way
t,nisod Tor saturday. There stu great interest," IN
,h. ntospectivc deli ees Saturday. Inc theory 70 sht
a. that practically wheat VIII be GenNecn Elevator
reoue are still able cell their spot IA moderate way
premium While this IL possible they wiz nov l'he
devcrcs on their .iay contracts seapohri oea'anVes
were 2siOlO bushels. The Northwest had o'o cars
against ioj ears last year -, -, ,o,,,.,t,,
which "a incident 10 an approaching delivery day Early
there was quite pressure from May longs put elevator
ncno seemed anx1us change and under their buylns
there was a slight narrowing up OF the spreads me
rance was very only cent The last prices were
49, cent over Thursday Receipts were 40 cars win
III cars estimated Cor Saturday samples were = cent
lower Cables pence lower seaboard cicatanSes
were bushels July opened at 2oN cents sold BE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01
LIVE STOCK MARKEr

- New-York. April 30 1897
TO be exported ~ direct saughte.rs and
cars 10 be sold all az Jersey City Notwithstanding Very
prices than ruling Wednesday The yards were cleared
n and Si0$4 ~. n bulls a 81 - dr.
cows ~ 81 2j0SJ 20 few Ia DO reaching Dressed
beef slow AZ IdSiac per pound poor prime native
sides Gables from London and Liverpool quoted Amer
ican live cattle selling l0isNlisc dressed weight: sheen
az Dsml2i4c dressed weight refrigerator beef 9I:bc
pound Ton pric" for cattle Glasgow dressed
weight. The Kansas 'lty carried Bristol to-day 200
cattle for PritchaTd. Moore 90. Tomorrow the I'm
bria, for Liverpool viii Ice laden ls21 quarters of
beef for swift Co The Cuhc. Liverpool .,r
cattle for j. SEamberg SON 2G3 head T. Schwarzschid
" 80. i't" ana %tNh quarters ~ t1,f Nsspn
s; the Mississippi fr London with 40 cattle and
quarters - nee' for Schwarzschd Suizberger and
cattle for J. Shambcry son. the Georgian. London
for Schwarzschild Sulzbeiger karamania for
Glasgow. with s2 cattle fjr H. Bickcrhke Co.. max
ing TOTAL from fhs port ~ ~" week ~ GsS cattle
100 sheep and 1891 quarters Of beef all 10 ports OF
Great Britain. with he exception % 32 cattle and IL
sheep
sales-D Mcpherson CO. state oxen 1910 !
average 81 75 per 100 10. do. 1905 ~ 81: bull.
1900 H. NJ 81 -. 3 COWS 1919 H.. 10 do il23 10
at 81 90; Do ITO ~ at 81 3d. do llii 10 at So do,
191 II. at 81 90
S. sahder.: 10 Onto steers IIco n. at s. So COW.
go n at 81 30. IL do. 1912 n. So 80: do 055 No.
at 81 so; do. 1905 10. at 81 10
Newton & Co.: - State cows. $50 10 At 81 80.
r. Judd a. Co.: buls 1910 10. at 81 rs: cows $40
n. at s: %
MILcH Cows-neceipts only ! head: trading,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01
pocroN WOOL MARK EFT.

,i, sa "a norrow Of the wool market; The market Is
absolutely devoid Of life The mills are sorsed with WOO!
and tho Ies statistics misleading without explanation
The domestic wool sold Is very small, barely million
rounds The sales really deliveries OF foreign wool
.oJ "a arrive subject approval and now being de-
iVer,J The huge receipts FOR the first four months Of
,- ~ three times Of last Fortunately for the
trm~ess ~ The market the mills are running overme
nd the domestic clip ooOOOOo ID short OF the clip OF
10 sioce which time American clip has steadily &C.
lined The sales Of the week AZ eco ID domestic
ana 40 200 II foreign against 2iG50O n domestic ard
oic 200 III foreign week and il3sosO 10 domestic
a. ioT coo N foreign Cor the week last year The
- 80 date show a decrease 10 3Si 40 N and
~ on 400 10 foreign the sales the date In
,Soc The receipts date show decrease OF 10 la
ia. domestic and 100 SIS bales foreign"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01
rI.RopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool April 80. s;i5 m.-Closing: wheatwNo
red Northern spring dull. Co Al CornAmeriean mixed
SPOT new dur. 2s Id American mixed spot old. steady
Is lOi.d; May duh IS ID June dull IS sHd July Dun
IS gid FourSt. Louis fancy winter dull ss 50 iiops
at Isndon-Pacihc Coast steady. GOISS. Beef-Exfa
India mess. firm 5Gs 3D. fine mess. nrm. AIS "a PORK
prime mess nne Western. firm sos. prime mess medium
Western firm. ass HamsShort cut IA to 10 10 nrm 4os
Cd Bacon-Cumberland % to 30 ID. seafy rs shor
rib 20 to q H. steady 2ss; long clear mddes lSht %
80 10 steady 27s long clear middes heayy ~ 20 80
steady 25s Cd clear bellies u to a. 10 sieady S
Shoulders square. IL 20 IA N. Arm 2os % fVIsP.'
dull lis Oh. Cheese-Amer!can finest WHITE ana coloted
dull 5Gs. Taow-Prime city dull LIS "a ao's Si,
oil-ILverpoo refined. firm. l5s Sd lurpehthe
firm dis Kosin-Common. nrm As ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01
-, ,,CtAWANNA AND WESTERN Il. Il,
DEL. an New York. foot OF Barclay and
StOp""' " ChristOplier streets.
TRAINS. 1T LlNAN BUFFET
NESTIbt' r:.tUS PINJSC.I LIGHT.

49, - -, =, Ti:WhRK HtIDOMFIELD MONTCI.AIR
Diecl S,,S IC;ES Summit R8TnarIsvlle Basknx
BIZ Madison. Morristown, P.ssaic Paterson, Bosa
i R1se bSver. Sianh.p.. NEWTON BUpDs LAKE
1ohhxE HoPATCONG Hacketst9wn. SCHOOLEr5
ii;a ahnEET iIT WASHINGTON. PHlLLIPSBCRG. EAsroN.
Mo,trNp GAP sTROCDSBuRG Pocono Mountains.
Wn nt,EIir4oS PITTSTON. WILkESBARRE. NANTI-
sCkAN ipNNvILLE NORTHUMBERLAND. Mnt-
con prISGHAMTON OXFORD NORWICH Water
iose pti;;TicA KICHFIELD SPRINGS Cortland.
sMte ,,-f,sE OsWEGO. ITHACA OWEGo EI.MiRA
sS60EEXNiSt; BATH. DANSvILIE. BUFFAI!o and all
soo pom HBINGHAMroN MAIL stops At principal
% s'auoMNs -,Cafv carr. BUFFALO SCRANTON BlNd-
ioVV q, :.ToX OWEGO. ITHACA. EIMlRA UTICA,
nA:1ii.ITiD Syringe SYRACUSE and OSWEGO
II pbinFsS + Imam Parlor cars. Connecting a,
lwn," EsaCRANTON. wII.KEsBARRE and ELMIRA
i'U +; cMnrcS Pullman Buffet Panlr Cars.
~ E SS IL t.RANToN. wILKEsBARRE ami PLYM.
400 off,rt ~ EXPRESS Pullman Bufe, Parlor Car.
% X ir0.iy)-CaicaRo Nesubulsd Limited Express
AZ" r. ss,,p ISTON. lINGUAMTON. ELMtRA, BUP-
FAlo Dining Car west Of Buffalo.
an 'hSako naiD-Ru,talo Express Pullman seepers for
g." y. " xTTo% BINGHAMrON. ELMlRA BATH MT
SS.odnnpyS and BUFFALO. arriving Buffalo y A. NJ
"a, ~ 1Sauy)-DUFFALo, SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
v"'' "a oVXTGo ITHACA. EiMlRA UTICA. SYRIA
t.I,Si, and OSwEGo EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet
rI slssEgrs AND PULLMAN AccoMMoDArroNs at
Iinry r;,S. q sons Limited ii3 Broadway IL Park
III lth.ave.. i?th-st: 80 West ie5thst
n.k q. inn,,,,s.ve NewYork. S3s and I26 Fulton st.
ana ios Bradway. Brooklyn Timetables giving full In
T..,,,,t,n at all stations
WrursSTcOTT EXPRESs COMPANY will call for aud
check baggage from hotel or residence 60 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01

Cash quotations were follows Flour STEADY STEADY; H.
ySw qs! zoe No. No. red: tiFe ss5 He:' cora
SS i; iIal7 j. lo q: S9: rye S:@
s@d 7Si.a7i,.c; pine timothy seed s. 49, mess psrk
S oS So ns Gfy i sst& ho ll s"Ss
d.: short clear sides boxed 5a5sc whskey dis
Srs f Prae f2s ses Rsg fo oay
say ..aGy gS yfesh aaIss ss'' e"ee'S '
Gqs@31 April 5In lm ~ ?p mixed
quiet 80 mixed 2c Rye g s1aS4 20 Bacon SS da il
y i,gs, 90 WHISKY dull 81 10 Butter and cheese
o. sSi r."S sugar steady. Eggs steady 7'sc'
Nj Morhefn 7sc May 73,.c Corn steady; No 3 .4SG
oo,. steaGv, No white 2iEg22'zc BARLEY e.s' 10
33i.c sample on track 2'a'o':c' wye ''e"0'' '' .
minneapolis April am Va Nay 6 5T;i lqis
5?a2Sc ssD'e9sss .t '? SSar On %uahansed
phadepha April soWheat rm sls and lie u hsH nnd
sl Nav asl.02c June an! July no omd 9,e5
40 white April 2sa2c MAY fgnc SuH W a creamcfy
s Sc do prints o do jS0S4s Zoe
Eggs steady fresh nearby cream S9 new fancy
cheese Urn y, good ioa love. Refined sugars unchanged
common firm l-Gc higher h5as m1 sasc Country d. in
GSs' o. c dark 3 cakes ag5s s,sa &c Vim VIM
Live poId ,tisc spring chickens, 2ea25c Dressed
poultry fowls choice DC 40 far 20 so ia lsc near
% a;630c as to size and quality; ducks nearby i-p
iic: Western do GGloc
St Louis April sFlOur duh and uneSs@ G Sd rnes
Sg9 AI SweT No .a2se May 2le July
49, Ga May ioc ia gs s"sy a. seI s
feamey @7 Sa Gyb sgis siand hssS mess o6bne
s. q Lard higher prime steam o;t c Gsace 80
,nogdes g 81 rS eS, nsBoxei shoSdes
ezra short clear s. o.; ribs. 50 l''a shorts % 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01

DkCGS-Opium was easy. with supplies considerable
nine he'd firmly by second hands athogsh Sus 9e,
was moasrae Firsi;h hand holders were nrm. Morphine
Sasa as powdsred oass n66nsc Sa,s 'G s. .G
G,Snine aom4s,c bulk isSieS. , trsh.s - 9oqs. 10
Essential oils joobing small way but the make
was generally hrm Roots ruled steady with fair de,
FLoUR AND MEAL-Following the late advance in
wheat the -four market showed better tone although
Included 25oo bbs spring patents, within The range Of
sss s SS O' s. a 3 81 Ss 0s sSf. sse Ss
81 e09si Gs 800 bbls No private terms loo sacks
: snt.n S9 P s RY Fi2s o. wnisF
,sss S e. 6Sls s. sSg .Sa & % c9HNMEoSls,
MEAL-Quoted Fine white. 72G75c fine yellow, 72q7ic;
c2arse 6Iu63c. .FEED-Seady. Quoted 40 90 ana ~
Tsa77e; rye feed 5o city bran c2laS5c: oil neal
SIG oogs3O; hominy chop 52lsa55c.
BODY day BY the strength dspSyed IN Re afernd
and with which prices advanced after they
Be all on dsos sS t
and became very buish before the close The market
a. ABOUT the TOP notch shcrts wers conspaous byers
all the afternoon ss selling 0y this class Of traders earlier
reused up opening and bought lot Of wheat here
giving prices initial advance OF &c. which good
July after opening at 7sAsc declined 755sc under gen
eral selling r long and shoI, account from which pon!
the day influential factors in the late advance
favorable crop reports from thio and Michigan with
buyers 0. wheat both this point and oup9rts
his materially strens hened the bull feeling here
port demand is believed by many 10 be The only stepping
.t 4ss 10 ss aside from the early
egn business later broadened out ana total
;ss for s S ss on .a
less Of restraining influence on business through
helpful particularly those from the Continent based on
unfsvos6s weather in France ssaboad clearances TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01
WEST SHORE R.R.

...1u sFS''V', l., a. EVtV"ss SAS
l., n. .ar err loot Franklin St.
:i,.,O A. NJ Daily Lccal to Buffalo.
III, 4 i D.ny Albany Utica. Syracuse. Rochss-
Ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland ChlesSo
rI,.;. \ NJ Daily. Except sunday, 10 Cstskll Noun
=, 80, 80" New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and MinnewsskA
Albany Utica Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George. Paflof
car 20 .,,tany ~ ,,.,- 60.
6ys, r. n paiy for Albany Montreal Ctiea. syraeas:
n chest r. Buffalo Niagara Fails. Toronto. petroiI
Cleveland. Chicago and 3. Louis -.
-,ta p n Daily except sunday. for Syracuse. Roehes-
NJ. - N Daiiy for Albany. Utica. syracuse Rochester
Runaio Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cleveland Sn
cago and ST. Louis.
r,we Tables NJ principal hotels and Offices
'"'e 60 JAMErRT General Passenger Agent
" 5 Vanaertnt-ave.. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01
BALTIMORE b. OHIO.

leave New-York. foot y Liberty 81. daily.
CHICAGO. y. m. and 1915 night.
PITTSBCRG. 80 ex: sun. sun. 12:l5 night
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 10 a. m. M.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE 500 10 Dining Car,.
II m. DINING CARP. $50 Dining Carr . DINING
Ca9) p M I2 Is night. Sunday. 10 Dining Carr. li3Q
a dining Carr Dining Car) Dining Car). IL 10
night.
NORFOLK I:.3O a. m. daily.
NEW ORLEANS Through Sleeper. $50 p. m tSunday
200 p M 49,,
All trains are Illuminated with Pntsch Light.
Offices 49, I72. 26i 43f. lao B'way. 81 F. l4,h ST.
1877 Bowery Y. 339 3ft Fulton-st Brooklyn; station
foot OF Liberty St " err ~ y. J. Baggage checked
from hotel residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01
ROYAL BLI,Ez. Ell LINE 81
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New-lOrk, loot OF Chaupefs-sc
q. follows and hve minutes earlier from IVES, "a
.t.W A. M,-Vestibuled Express daily for Wsveriy.
Binghamtun Elmira Buffalo: Bradford. Arrive blnao
~ 90 u WIVes,bul.d Limited mail Daily solid
rain Tor Chicago Chautauqua Lake. arrives Glove
land T:IO A NJ. Chicago. D P NJ seepers to chicago
,'i a and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
.ro ID M-Duralo and Cleveland Nestbued Express
No. arriyes Buffalo 1915 A. NJ. Bradford 7:lJ A. NJ.
nss,ovn sj5 A. NJ. Cleveland i5 = NJ sleepers 10
,"sai, md Cleveland making direct connections for De-
troll Chicago and tie West -. 49,, >,.u... r.t.
"S.aS p M.-Vla Cbautauqua Lake and Niagara fa..s
Dsiiv Solid train Chicago sleepers TO Hornes'iiiA
chicago Ish INcAI. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
Sorcnmn,odacns III. 49, 2Gl. 4ol end e57 BRAD
\ ~ ,o- iowery ljs l2Jh-st. and 81 West 18th
way Cbaubers and 23is ferries New-York 80
;, -oc T,,ton- St Broadway Brooklyn; 80 HUI
snu IIoboken. and city station. Wsstcot,
Erpress calls and checks baggage fon hotes and
rcsfSences 10 destin lion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore April 3o.-Flour dull UNCHANGED Wheat
diit snpt month and May 7a,T1sc July Iiiec asked
stock ioj oS0 bush. sales 12ooo southern wheat ny
sample Nl1s2c frner spot month nay am ,uh
on, ,ooc july 2T,c bid; steamer mixed 2ptu-o 2!
stock i3oi i3i bush. sales, GO01 southern Wnlte any
yellow corn SIC nrmer No white, 2bi-lc' ~ =
inixod o3oq2ic; stock a923 bush. Rye weak; no :
nearby 3S3. d3gi4c: No Western, 39itqG'tc seh
rs 100 81 Hay strong; No choice timotIy,, SifI
s4 80 Grain freghs quiet; steam 10 i.NerpU%' Pc
hush 2i,A Nav for orders, per quarter IS 30 s
strong unchanged 3uttor csss an" e'ee'e '''
UNCHANGED. Whisky unchanged oa
BOSTON April 3OFIour steader. spring patents - 4og
81 a. clear and stragh5s 81 Goa - ~ winter paints
nrm GGn6sc per bag: 81 50asl 50 per Dbl oats nm
fancy clppcd osi.c. no clipped, 2sc; No 3 clipped;
"7i.c corn stea,,v: steamer yellow, .3ltc; No anu
steamer 34c Mifccd steady spring bran snip; lax, Iake
ami rail sill: winter bran. 81 23uSl4 %; ni1!llhGs.
sil 5oTsj 80: red dog -four sli4Sl4 20 FORK s,oarV
lonr and short cuts Sl lean ends Sl3; backs slo ~
sli 20: hams 9l,6lo'4c Lard. pure i'tc conposno d
1ii,c bacon SiadOc. Fresh beef firm: steer - 't4
s. 5o hind quartes SlOasl 80 fores. S5a$3 q LAMBS
dull mutton and yearlnRs. has veal spS'9c Bu
ter quiet Northern creamery lSIlNsc; western: l,9
i7i5c imitation 13aI4c; ladies, llMl2c Cheese STEADY
Northern 12dl2i4c: Western llGll9.c
Buffalo April 3o-Spring wheat firmly held: No.
hard old S3a.c new. I94QI9s.c: No. Northern Old
SOa.c new 1Si.c Winter wheat dull; No req IN sore
e:c Corn strong higher N9 ellSM ?sc o No a yeiSw
white 24Isc; No white pc; No. mixed, lai3c
Rarley-Choice TO fancy. 3SQioc feed barley. 2.a'nc
rive quiet No ? or track. 3oc Canal reights steady
Chicago April 3oThe leading futures ranged as fol
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