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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-15
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPONA'

Nsw-York. May u lc'' ~.
Wa: snGsT ia" SDe of steady 'ninS
Of Sas ponis on near positions and la2 POINTS oT On
She session Following dr.t call the so War" relative
menccc 70 rally the summer m H ne lowest
6ss: pfces May ADVANCE: points June ents ' The new
vancod points ard August advanced r5 The lowest hg
urea The market closed steady point ,oTsf The spot
net advance win 1O b6s cenmannS through
Tho ses.io oaca spot 10 have made
iec shove the spot prices 2. yeseFds ncudns 76s
.. cotton resehed :st sSpnins OF the
Fort business 1888 bales go out as dreE .kn.ss OF the
Continental ports Ihe cables ire foreign
ana liverpool adycos cotton showing Syn SSaSnariy
s2d ana sales OF only 100 made by our market
Sese?Ssy acnoon The weakness Il saS sp
due unfayorabc accounts in India on this
mat hCldsT' Of ola crop hs new crop deliveries
ys1roG Snd Ss s Sn selling 81 the
i,ca msrei Crop have been OF iars s.. CON
s; able nS Sn ss as Indicated @ slSw
as speculative ventures W ettn FOR quarter OF
were IS follows: Galveston steady at ,c sIe Memphs
NsSorsanas. a1 ..s a. 80 bales AuSusa dun at 70
aes as bale: ST. h0as Sofns ri. week s
Isss against las, week ane is 81 la. ss yes ss5
as Sas s eg ' ss s:fs As, sses
S97s secretary HesteIs '9'to9 es sSd Nav H. 1871
The seasoa Tsepts 200 Brought into sSh
hls week 1905 bales. and 50 far this month
son Erchars. special vsSo and Si es
moderate demand; sale. 100 @ a.s recep,s 1900
B American 500 bales mddling npisna s,.aay 81 ~
aae, Pa1H, higher bShe January february Sb
Rants SOB May icos MayJune 4oSb; June
Ssy aSs9 osoSer 7S a5 S0ysm
sspecsmeeT $5s Decsnb' a4s'10 Manehes
ter--Yarns dull bu. steady Cloths Sii auii'
The range Of contract prices folIoWs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-15
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston May l4.-Cotton quiet and steady middtns
7bc; low mlddng. 1lsc: good ordinary. 6Hc receipts
o1E halls sales liz spinners AZ stock A. 1855 Weekly
HReceipts 1902 bales: exports coastwise 3o23: sales
sO4 spnners. l29 ,. ,,,, -n Ian
Norfolk May 14.-Cotton quiet: middling. tsc 10"
mddng FAC: good ordinary 6lsc receipts W oa'ss
stock 1soso WeekyReCeip's 800 bales 40 exports &c
New Orleans May l4Cotton dull: mlddling. TIC low
mddnx Lice; good ordinary. l1-l6c: receipts "a
haies' rxports 10 Great Britain 452i; to the Contnon
ISs coastwise 669 sales $50 socN, corrected ll2e3
Wasky-Nat receipts TO- SS7 bales gross. l2SO3 exports
w S;rsa, Britain col. 10 France. l. ZOO 10 the Con-
t,nent SOS; coastwse. 4.oo7; sales 800 .,,,,,,,y
Savanrah NAV l4-Cotton dull and nominal ntdnhns
7-iGc: low middling Lice; receipts 800 naes; *
ports 10 the Continent. GHl; coaStwise, 30 -, ~.
IL eA6 Weekly Receipts 4Cl4 bales. exports 70 'he
continent II SIS; coastwise 3 ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-15

Duluth hanging 70 their cash wheat and DELAYING
deliveries on May. This is making New-fo shorts
nervous for wheat Is intended for New-fork. ST.
Louis was the seller Of futures. The put market was
professional Minneapolis and Duluth had 348 cars against
20l last year -, $500 IT,.
corn vas narrow and prices were rather easy The
close i.Q, under Thursday July sold at -o-S
cents and al ~ ,a25 cents and closed at 2s cents
The weather looked cold-frost In almost an
ceipts were light 43 cars. with lis estimated for sa
urday Samples firm Cables were fractionaIlii
higher Clcarances 1O9 600 bushels charters ll0c
bushels II looked IL there considerable selne
today for Western account The shipping demand was
sharp .u.. a.. .xaur,. ga,
by wheat and corn. losing hgt. cent July sold from
ISisGls6 cents to 1Si,Ns7s cents. and closed at 1850
ISL cents May was barely y cent premium Receipts
morrow Samples Ldla cent higher Cearances
we're only 80 600 bushels. The shipping demand showed
a considerable falling of. The West seemed to be a
a small way, ,.,., 49, -...t-,.
Provisions weak Influenced by liberal hog receipts
West Kansas City had 10 600 and AT the seven points
bere were 70 600 against $4,000 last year Here there
we're q ONO estimated for Saturday and l7aOO next
week Prices at the yards were cents lower Packers
were sellers the bull houses -o,, $500.
ON the curb puts July wheat were IZS cents;
calls 74 cents Puts July corn were 2o7s cents;
There having arisen question as 10 the phraseoogy
y. The rrle passed last Mona,y making the contract
,,bsot Va Northern and No red the directors or the
ca,d ~ Trade have ordered another ballot which VIII
ha ,akan on MAY % There was some indennteness as
~ rho trne Of rule going into effect There is hardy
am chance Of the ballot being dinerent from the
6rs, hut II IL should he serious muddle would follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-15

.,,,uyh trains leave New-YOrk foot OF chanbers-xs
- ;sioSs and ave minutes earlier from Vest 2id-
"so.0n 4 U,-Vestbul>d Express daily for wavsriy
i,,,"hemtIn. Elmua, Buffalo Bradford Arrive Burays
suJ y Parlor car e bui'slo
~ Cor chcaso VA Chautluaua Lake arrives Cevs-
tsSa 40 A. NJ. Chicago. ) p NJ Slsepers to chicasu
l@,.a aud Cinclnrati Dining Car
yn ~ ~ -RunalD and Cleveland Nestlbuled Exprcea
-" ,rr,ivss buffalo 7i5 \. NJ bradford Ills A. NJ
ms,"wn ssS A N Cleveland lis p NJ sleepsrs %
f,o and Cleveland making direct connections for De-
..Sit. Th!caso and the West;
SAX u M,--yia ChsataaQua Lake and Niagara rals
DsIv s6d tram Chicago. sleepers to Hornelisvils
cS!.as ana Cincinnati. I'm ug car .
y-yyCiS YRS LOCAL, TINE "ARDS AND PULLMAN
Accommodations at III ~. 26l. io and es7 Broad
way l.7 owcry ae East '25th-st and al West 18th
St Chambers West 2sdst. ferries. New-York; SIS
and Ta6 Fulton-st. 100 Broadway Brooklyn. 200 Hud.
ron-s Hoboken, and Jersey City Station WestcoU
Express calls and shecks baggage from hotels saA
SesLisrsss 20 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-15

.ion Of 100000 hush the visible supply sss'ns ,,sr
decrease OF about half much last year Inc iauer
part OF the session marked by free reslisng from
local sources liberal sales also for short account
bea1 having beco ne very aggressive during the day
July wheat opened 7gXo and after advancing 10 sc
the early bulk touched 7ec in the afternoon closing
about the point There was little change in the
California; news not weather s being reported from IN
points with cooler conditions on the coast Sssn
this point included 10000 bush NO northern
Duluth, private terms; 10000 bush No Northern Me"
York, July in store; $4,000 bush sprine wnea
private terms Quotations arrive. ahos, were as
follows: No l Northern Duluth S6itc DO New-Sork
$3.50: No 2 Northern Duluth Sale: No hard Ne~c
York spot s2c No 8 hard New-York. s0is corn
market showed early steadiness on Irost
nsws light receipts snd improved cash demand nn, wan
the later decline wheat sold on easily under
realizing business and absence OF support me e no ,h
heavy kdLcHet decline Cash sales were 84WV push
No prva terms; No corn quoted Slse aomh NINA,
bnt steady during the day talk OF fair
buying amounting in all 20 1lOOW busn III. III
favorable and aside from the eNpor. IN
there little OF bullsh character close wa
lower in sympathy with the late declines IN o.n'
markets The export business was all No wne ,sd S,ei
and choice white private terms; No white nnoteu
2Ifc nominal; No white ?nc; No mixed 2e oon an.
nal No mixed 22a22sc nominal: ,rack ier western
quoted s7,tc. T. Buffalo. :BARI,ET-Market o"'
Nd feedin1 ed g 4 T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-15

p' or rs' s Gag p per opened higher
closing steady 5h7: Little calves 500 At s. 80 per
100 i72 lss n e IS . 20 Isl 3d. NJ W. al n IS
Je' P Nelson; veais no N, at S. 90
Is .na.r, CO.. S .: Ee' :o 49, 3d. 1853 do 1870 ~
Collins :. veal. 1.., ii' ,s 3 st. s. q
sHEFP AND acad1s aos snIs 'rf Ss
to burclsr were 500 sa1s or there were 27
so sT ai Jersey v and on liberal
dull With cars Csheep and yearlng lambs, unsod shre
weakness price: ysaTns com n AND Medium
sorts declined i.c per NJ Poor to prime clipped snes
sod AZ So 5Odst 80 per 100 No. one little bnnch reacnlng
- - ' Choice ' clipped lambs at 25as =
Kentucky spring lambs at 50 1SMs No. state ao nh"
Taio,sc country dressed spring lambs. 50 5O@s5 per
g. rer 100 n; AZ do IS ~ at 50 IS $50 clipped Buffalo
lambs. IS No. at IS 30; io4 do 81 10 at So -
mixed rs NJ at 81 l2s 80 clipped Ohio sheep - lb al
81 37is ios Buffalo do 90 ~ at 81 49, 100 kentnckh 49,
mixed io2 III. 81 25 10 unshorn Kentucky do o2 H.
a S dS CO At g. 81 sGd n%nG as @
So 30; "a clipped Indiana sheep few wooded l9 10 at
81 So "a clipped DO. 50 NJ at 81 %; 10 state spring ano
n Harrington 22s clipped Buffalo lambs 10 NJ at 81 5o
do, 20 III. at s. %: 25s do. 80 10, at 81 25
Newton %: go clipped Ohio lambs % No. al 70 -;
?23 STATE d. s3 H. at s. 4o 10 clipped STATE s"eep anu
J. II wker.on: I75 Kentucky spring lamhs SO H. at
81 4o e. pped Kentuc Ky, SHEEP ga 1 az lambs ss ~
at S. ~ 90 II NJ at s. % Goa.
Sanders; II? clipped Buffalo :ambs 20 ID az - i-s'
I3l clinpet Dufrs,0 sheen and lambs 81 n. at 81 %
George NJ enhack: 30 State sprng lambs al ~ eac"
10 Grs or 2 sas, 1s9d ner 'f leo t'r
extrcnl, weight Country dressed unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-15
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago May "A 1speclan-Lverpool weak-weak
enough to make hear day ~ II in wheat here Tho
theory was that the Englshmen. having bought SPOT
on tb. side in a liberal Yesterday hedging
AZ hom, There was sufficient congestion In May here
and M New York give all the futures some little
strength during the first hour. The market however
grew weaker proceeded. Put prices was reached
her. end some puts good the close July opened
from 7s' a73ih sold between 7i cents and T.'
cents and closed 1875 cents May AT one time WIS
2h cents premium and ! cents premium at New-NorS.
Half II this lost here May al the close hens
II. cents over July 4 round ln' II 80. ! Northern,
80 90 bushels taken and boats chartered FOR
Nev-york Duluth reported 10000 bushels sold there
The assumption Is that this wheat will go to MI May
contracts 1t the seaboard New York reported thirty
leads for export seaboard clearances light only
6 bushcir. THE Modern Miller said that the wheat
harvest would be early and large II added that
there had been some Improvement during the week In
California The expectation IL that the visible supply
on Monday Will show decrease Of 100000 bushels ana
that the local rocks will decrease S0OO1O bushels eav-
ing less than 100000 bushels here. There fair
deliveries Of spot wheat about 100000 bushels. good
deal OF taken by shippers but II ought 10 make
May easier In the morning. The elevator people at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-15
YoNDON WOOL SALES.

,,.o, May IA mixed catalogue OF l2Sl6 bales
80 ,srsd AZ rho wool auction safes to-day: There was
wa nraas,d dcmana from all representatives. Cool
~sas~ cpossbeds and mrino- were taken by the home
$3.50 - ,La Cnntlnsnt, New South Wales greasy by
=, ruu rate Secured and OF Good
Yo n, Natal stocks sold well Victoria secured ard
,I - Good Hone and Natal whites realized Is al
l., ~ tnv cases The market very firm. Seven hun
|red bales were Withdrawn Following are the sales In
detail; ,,, GO .,,n.. ,,o,ro. s.O,. N.
Queensland 1898 secured uisd9is I'D; er~asy.
Victoria 1893 tales; secured 7dGls 4d greasy. "a
lOi7d . ,-, -. ...,,... ,,,,,o,-. 80.
4SdId. . .o $780, .. ,.a,,,
,r,.,,onlo n bales. greasy. 5ieuTtd.
New zealand 2 as baes; scoured Gi~ls 3D.: greasy.
~. " Geo: Hone and Natal. ias9 bales; secured
=, al.,a 81. areasy. p; IId.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
MI IACKAWANNA AND WESTERN r. n
Staticns in New-lOrk foot of Barclay and
S'"'AO ChrfstOpher Streets.
NESTIbOLEx nc pINTSCH LIGHT


MAJ, ro,,s 10 NEWARK BLOOMFIELD, MoNrCf.AYR,
piFe Tu Iu OPANGEs Summit Barnardsvile, Baking
pidss Madison Morristown, Passac. Paterson Boon
iom pS.er, Stanhope. NEWTON. BUDD'S LAKE
fV.AtSF HOPATCONG. Hackettstown, sCHOOLFYs
tMooTnHVT AIN Washington. PHlLLIPsBCRG EAsToN
WATER Gar. sTRoI,psRuRG Poc9no Mountains
SCKHH DANviLLE. NoRTHUMBERLASp. Mont
n o.n BBINtiHAMTON. oXyoRD, NORWICH Water
SYyRsAcusE oSwEGO. ITHACA. owEGo Ei1MiRA,
- HING. BATH. DANSvIILE, BUFFALO and an
noInts WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 A. REFRIGERATION MAIL. Stops At principal
1905 A. M...Ccate Carr, BUFFALO. SCRANTON. sINo-
RiciIFIELp SPRINGS: SYRACUSE and oswEGo
EXPRESS. Pullman Parlor Cars Connecting a
r3unalo with trains for Chicago and points wess.
100 p M-scRANToN wILKEsBARRE and EfAirRA
EMPRESS, Pullman Buffet parlor Cars
7:so p H. Gaily)-Chcago vestibulsd Limited Express
FOR SCRANTON. BINCHAMTON. ELMIRA BUT-
rAIO Pullman Buffet Seepng Car. New-York TO
Chicago. Dining Car west OF Buffalo
$50 p NJ (Daty)-BuNalo Express Pullman Seepers for
SCRANTON. BINGHAMrON. ELMIRA BATH Mt
$50 p NJ (Danyl-puFFAIO, SCRANTON BINGHAM
TON OwcGO. ITHACA, ELMIRA UTICA SYRIA
CJ,SE and OSwEGo EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet
rIcTrrs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At
Henry Gaze & Sons rIr,od. iI2 broadway. IL Park
,,~'.Ivav ~, i,~-a"c r2,h-st 80 West 10Th It.
~ ,-o,ur,hus- Ne-vork s3s and 72s Fulton NJ
avid 100 proadvav brooklyn. Timetables giving full H.
wrr--1,oT-r rvpprSS COMPANY will call "a, ssn
..o. h,o0,-e ho'ei residence IN destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-15
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago MAY 1i-There hardly enough cate he ere
10 make a marl"t Prlcee we're about ste"uy sr.sse !
l5i"s 1-s wefe about nominal Common 70 soon ores
cat,e sod AZ 81 f0(f5 % with fancy at 20 3yfso
nm. reff4rs ,vorr IN good deninn nd ana prices
Ios hg1a~ than Texas cattle son az 80
r-lcss ieS gfarsers gong as hign as - = nIr
br-uqa 80 y Their. a good local anc ~ w.
Tor rc.. bg, the large offerings loNrrrl I' a. ~
2, stAs we're made the poorest 70 pr. -
s2 s-t. IN. bulk o. the sales being " 'plSo o.
IA, sheen were fm good general d-lnhh' e. 40 o.
49, - s3Fs9 Tor poorest up 10 50 - ana 90 ~ -
sooa 70 choice Colorado Sneep sold AT $40 ~
,oores 10 g. s5Gss for choice 70 prime natives 90
brn, az eOG 81 90 and Westerns sold arsey az - 4
81 ~ Recelpts-Cattle i.50o head; hogs Z""" "e'''
sheer 900 head. , =.
Kansas city MAY i5-cate STEADY Hogs ~ weak t, 20
e. 5oGs3 20 Workers So G5aS3 20: pigs S2p25 ~
sYesdv 10 strong, lambs slQs5 10; muttons. sfpsf"
Eas, Liberty May l4-Cate steady prime % g ,Vg
e. o. br,.s stays and cows Sass 10; common 70 49,
IA, oxen s20s4 10 Hogs aetye prime assorted 10 o1
Workers So soas3 81: heavy hogs 81 sjlS5 So PIGS -
wethers 81 5OGs4 60: choice s. S9n<t io conHon ~
81 20. common to good lambs SASS So spring aTnos %
0S7. veal calves. 81 5OaS4 -.
II louis May i4-Cattle steady fancy export steers.
S. iGqs5 SO fair native shipping S44so dress
heef ana hutchers SO T5dsA I5 stockers aud teedes
@St 90 steers under 1000 10 So 5oaSi 20 COWS a 6l
teers S2Ts4 CO. and Indian steers ted 60 ~
G. -. grass SO SOdS3 60 Hogs steady; lights 9S,Da
s a. m xod 81 iOaS3 10; heavy So 3'HS3 30 shssp ~
native muttous sOQs4 50: culs and 5ucks S-aF" 81
Texas sheep SO 30l$4. spring lambs, ~ ''dso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-15

Leave New-York foot q Libe,ty ST. daAy'
CHICAGO D. NJ and l215 night.
pITTsBURG. Gao ex sun. 2 sun. IL - night.
C!NcINNATI ST LoTis 10 a. n m' 10 1 nm Carr.
IISo a. m DINING Carr. 2 $50 Dining csr tDin 7, az
Carl o M I215 night Sunday, 10 dining Carl IL 81
a Dining Carr. Dining Carr, Dnins carr i|''
night.
NORFOLK II 30 a. m. daily . ~,
NEW ORLEANS Through Sleeper 800 p. m daily
An trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Light , @.
Ofiices: ll3 l72 28i. 434 LAO Bway. 81 r. IAN IT,
1877 Rowery r. Y 80 Fulton-st. Brook.yn; STATION
FOOT ~ Liberty ST n C. r r. Of " J. Baggage checked
from hotel residence &c destination.
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wrST SHORE R.K

mans leave W. i2d st. Sia,tion ~ " IS follows. and
H ~ A. NJ Daily. Local to Buffalo
% n,,a,fao Niagara Falls Toledo C.ev.Iand Chicaso
., NJ Daily. except Sunday. ratskil Noun.
it'',., ew-Paltz Lakes Mohonk and Mlnne~ssEs
tans, f',ica. Caldwell. George Pario,
c.n = ~ Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica, Syracuse
'S''t,ri CHICAGO and ST. Louis. N"N"
-, p Daily. except Sunday. for Syracuse Roches-
- - NJ rall, tor Albany Utica. Syracuse Roch..,s,
n,o Falls. Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland Chi
caro- and -. Louis
$500 c. L. LAMBERT General Passenger Aren't
Vanderbilt Nsw-YorS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-15
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Roston MAY 1.-THE Boston Commercial
,,u, say 10 morrow OF wool market; Ine market If
exceedngy dull the OF domestic WOOL oe'ns ma
- ishing nont The Fletcher syndicate OF hlIs
lave been taking foreign wool ana TT So s,rs
deliveries OF wool 500 20 az .rra,v outs
c.ramhariIn r,ros causes entrcly ousiu'
tho wool market their indebtedness Is e,''eS 10
horko Th,re is not much American buylng III nunn
ba sales NJ the week are 100000 10 domestic ana
o,,1 ~ rr.en against 2G2 600 10 domestic and 3o32W"
~" 10 ~ 'u"ak and i37 go n domestic. and 1913
200 10 foreign FOR the week o year ne an
40 40 700 N foreign crom the sales to the same GA.
in lsHG The receipts 10 date show an increase OF
ha,es dor,est,c and 2t7 Il. bales foreign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-15

DRCGS-Opium quiet and market STEADY. al
:; ss.? Eases ss s ss =;
ieGisc; foreign bulk i5al7c. Essential oils quiet in
general with market however steady although cassia
81 s5asi is and anis 81 65qsl 70 Other grades were
without nportan; change Roofs have ruled quiet Out
FLOUR AND MEAL-The -four market was easier on
q dun trade and sympathy with the decline In wheat
Prices were held at the OLD figures but 70 sell IN 9uen
bake sasr. sS 50 g5'sss ge'fG 100
10 j. IS 75as3 one extra No saeSsb IS % 80
sacks Kansas straigtts. s3 80. RYE FLoC
3 Ssss Kna4 GSHS M ssSsi ss u
brand =. =, BAG MEAIe-stesdy Quoted; Fine White
,5c sne yellow 5ee coarse elgc2G n bulk soaS
spring 53Qe2iyc 100 n. GGteae;: sharps 12sw 'oc
re feed 5pa55c city bran, eoao'c' oimesi $40 'o9
RAIN-WHEAT-The wheat market had a somewhat
easier oTeDins OF weakness In the Liverpool
market shown by early decline OF d Increased later
10 Iai,d loss from last night SUBSEQUENT MOD
hy active iaufatOn and further weak news from abroad
causing loss Of all the early advance mere Foreign
houses the outset traded brn ways bat sod more tah
sdersbe rrmness but subsequently, eased on IN keeping
viii lie decline in Liverpool and the weakness on ths
ste French crop adviees about the same but the
rns,,ss ob,jook according authorities has i'm
n-oye1 To weather from this side was generally
favorable despite fross IN parts o the spring ana winter
..Tba SnSern Miller" greatly improved. with the
eb,nch hug evil restr-'e6 by cold rain bearsh factor
Sesboard roins The export trade also fell on
little total business AZ New YORK and outpors not top
Ing IN more than twenty loads The strength In the MAY
sS,ey the opening a premium OF 4c over July North
resiern ard Chica,o stocks expected 10 decrease
100000 bushels this week. which wou'o spse'" 'eou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-15

cash quotations were as follows; Flour firm No 2
i ,Hns ynF a. corn S So U?FS Sco%
:a 9ss 10 10 ry %n 70 3 3f Barley ~ s.% %ni
So :saa?s; No T. 20 p Csc; 40 ia h9xseed
55 ! &C. RI%' PER 10 Re s. s.' BSr
I:. s,9si IS dy ,2sa shSgafT. bgSsd "a
finished goods. per gal, 81 49, sugars cut Loaf s. 80
sanaasd 81 ~ on i've desmsfv hT Sa dar
7isc Cheese steady o4aioAc Eggs steady; fresh. SIC
Cincinnati Nay roSc ?gIst x. Wheat ssod sm % S,,:
fs4 s % mixed SG'a H@ NJ Rye ses sf
quiet So bgk wsais STEADY 81 Sons4 &c. Bacon
snsa? in fair demand Eggs weak nc Cheese irm
Mqwak May TGar y steady Ncr,N Wheat 1o unsettled
Sc steady 30 Whit s2c b Barley a 9Sssrate
Provisions steady.
MLnneapo May iimwhea1 weaker ioA Nay 54%c July
EN- 75asc Flour unchanged
philadelphia May 4MGsa! nc lower contract srads
M Sa S5;s rune 1G sser S MY May
5sy Sod A %s %my a 2st: a m ami
juIy - J3dsc: August nominal. Butter quiet but
steady fancy Western cre9megy 5c do Pennsylvania
P Prarby and Western. iosaic Cheese was shade
easier NsT6 6 fa DO 'fs a"y i aps 5snfY &C. %
TO good large 9iag0c. Refined quiet. unchanged.
cs" arm F Fsu2y '% at @ 5ass S o da HEm:
1885, s sFeas cd roos ye s prns ch htG ne
ao@25c: ducks geese turkeys Iasc Dressed poultry
@ F S2eSa We.s Se zsa @ do 20 sSa
itqi6c nearby do. to size and quality 25a2Nc: tu
kew Gao 20 quality.
ST. Louis May 1l-F1our dull steady and unchanged.
wheat-Spot dull No red. cash elevator. Ole: track.
a3aaosc July, 77&@775sc August 75.c asked septem-
her Ils,c Corn--Spot lower; No cash 22i,c bid July
23c asked; september 2i'sc asked oats-:pot steady
if1I5isc; dairy GGi2c. Eggs steady. Sc Whskey.
81 ~ Pork lower; standard mess jobbnE IS 3oGso
Lard lower: prime SO T2i5 choice. 81 So Bacon
brxad shoulders q 90 extra short clear 81 31i2 RIBS
So so , ,nor short Clear s. ribs. s. ~ shorts s.
Toledo May H.-Wheat lower. dull: No .. cash and
MAY 9li.c. Cum active steady; No mixed 26c Oats
s,.,Av. No . mixed 1870 Rye dun. No cash. SIC.
clever seed quiet prime cash 81 32I. oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-15
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

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STATIONS foot Of DEsBROSsES AND CORTLANDI
500 A. NJ. FAST MAIi.Hruaan pune, Sleeping Co,
New York Chicago. No coaches.
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General Manager General Psss' At'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-15

CoFF'EE-There very little trading in coffee TO-
day On the call that opened the market there We're
sales OF bags UP II business rad reached only
1880 bass and up 10 M wnen the market closed me
record had stopped 550 bags The mare, opened wife
prices unchanged TO POINTS lover and ruled racye ana
throughout the session. Owing 10 holiday
there from the Brazilian markets and the
rews from European coffee centres were destitute OF
feature. What little trading there seemed TO come
from tire local contingent Local sentimen; is wes as
following heels Of recelcs at Rio and
Santce crop coffee 10 expected show at those
points in short time, while the OF small con
sumption is now at addition this fact the
vsoie supply OF is the known for decade
another beartsh factor is the claim that the outlook
large crop OF Brazilian coffee is very good Futures
closed quiet. unchanged to points net advance The
street market for spot coffee ruled dull all day. with No
Rio invoice lots he'd at Sc although i was believed
offer OF 17Sc might bring forth sellers Sales
mid coffee included 400 bags Naracaibo and 200 bags
Central American. Quotations o; mid coffee follow
Maraca,bo-Common good. 10l3Q11ixc; GOOD Cucuta
lSNai4l+e; La GuayramCaracas. l2isglSic Porto Ca
gotta. Mexican-Cordova li4aSa4c; Oaxaca ~
qi9c: Central Amercsn-Common ordinary. 104Ql4lac
fair TO good l5QlSe<c: prime choice. 19q21c
Indan-Interor 2sG25iac fancy. 2TQ32c: Javas 2li,@
&c; Angostura, 4i3c Mocha. 20d204c.