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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-29
KANSAS FAKE" PAPER.

CORRESPONDENCE OF The Chicago Tmes-herald.
In the boom times syndicate OF kansas polt!.
,,nre started an Associated Press paper up In a
little town in Central Kansas L. was hummer'
and for time had all the facilities OF metro,
nnItaH Journal Then the funds ran shorter and
sbnrtcr one fatal night they gave our. Governor
S.int woe inc pre sident of the papers syndicate
and he was telegraphed to for help. lie refused.
ad H. force was left get out the paper as best
tbev could The orders were TO keep up appear.
ances at any cost. and II was done Tor several
,raoLs tho paper came out every morning VITA a
mi page of telesraph news, not word OF which
80 'o,,thontc The Abilene Gazette had prob
ahIv tho most varied service ever known on a pre-
tentious paper during thar tiT me iopeinan nad
aid -" ard the kilograms were taken from that and
seemed best 10 the telegraph editor" Long tariff
sp,cchcs were taken from the old copies OF ''rhe
ponoressional Record" ard the country weekles
we're robbed for happenings. rain was good for
Two columns OF special dispat chcs from score of
towns telling OF the benefit 20 the crops. People
wrote In 10 say that when the dispatches were
cent The ground was frozen two feet deep and the
farmers could not have been sowing oats" as
statrd-hut I; made difference. The farce
kent IN TO the end and many people knew
TINT for weeks not word he'd come over The wires.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-29

SUGAR-The market for sugar remains very nrm'
but quiet with sale Of 10 bags San Domingo cehtu-
gal basis 90 test ?i<c ex-sh'p. In port Rehnea SUI
showed increased activity with firm market h'lo
prices were unchanged although the tone Arm over
sales made powdered xxx powdered mouo ~ ~
standard granula,cd diamond a. and on NOS 10 m
elusive. and Nos T. 10 II. IL and Is. The Lonaon
cable reported firm but quiet. with Java quoted
Cd. and fair refining ps, Rect was hrmer an.
improving slowly. present month quoted at Ss ln7 n s
next ss IVA. We quote refined sugar as Iol
lows. &c. loaf and crushed. 5'kc powaered
and powdered 4,c grunulacd and fine granulaed
4sc: graduated and fine eranulated 4Psc
confcctloners' Grauusted and cubes NC NNNN now.
derei 4kc mould A. &C. diamond j. i,c; confectionery
A. 40: Nos l. and ii.c No t. ass: No . 4lsc No
&c: No Z 39;c: No g. 35sc; No o. 3'.c No 10 3Goc No
H. 3Nsc No -. 3isc; No II. 3ac; No ~, SIC; NO H.
3.1Sc: No 10. SIC.
TOBACCO The tobacco market stronger IN tone
with some advances and larger business reported the
total sales footing 400 including ~ cases crop
England LaNBna 1GG22c 20 cases lN', New
England seed at laq11c. 100 cases 1913 WISCONSIN IVA
yrra n, 5sc 210 1894 Zimmers private terms For
tobacco also nrnnor with 400 acs Havana ~ SIC
6s1 bond and $50 bales sumara at 9ocgs2 20 IN
h-vd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-29
CAsII Quotations.
IMPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

New-York May q, 1871
,rsRt s:SnaSd Sad N S any caa i ea
ssp Of s y Tsrs dn 2s 5 81 Sq ne day reaching
ne r;cei,na email ,o;al Of -l. ig5 pon, deeiine
the ssn a ark tG s o T %$ PMS sher 5ss gGs,
tory: he r:Om's, Of hroaaenng deaarG f9r siai co.,,
Of ,nase airo' MS a1Cs 10 an Ser talk
net 20 ;ae nnYnt . % y RSc spinner and
local parties a. No; Fving Out the up snS S.
er Of To suallSr mills have already closed and there
s,ie expectation ;hAi the movsla'' vll exI,na n. y,
fhsree ",tytr Some Of the NewEngland mills are re-
porting n extraordinary China demand with orae's oN
,ns 5se nsT ,, TP WIN ,1e arcrage still
Tbe ,te statistical position is admitted to he exc9p
t5.any strnr TIE absence 4 SPECULATION le9v's '"2
ers p'ayte r wants s, ps Ig 1 fc SPECULATIVE way
the market strictly ocol AM closes WIN a W. cssd
.teady =, unc1arg~i prices Tho onl~g Quo'at5ra are
S0ntna t. Go'on W. q isdi i Ten rr9 ieS
hye " nc He,:Sin Committee 'r'n a G 40 ,h h"
cool nidilne AMI higher grads can ~ e@sly ii1,,
cotton ard IA Revision comn;i,iee should met 10
reyse incr revsia %n' sa,I5 70, LAY ,oen, 81 bales
SPINNING ard IN tales ran,rac S'iihoTn spot NOR
nc: @aicS IL bales Neworleaos steady. nc; sales;
Ill S@ es,s s.r nG % 6ss Sor5K nfn 7S
20 bales Morl,'s STEADY TO s2et 100 nairfdi Au
s sses s. HE; C'~y;os ia 7.c wilmington steady
&c; baltimore pc.l.,al .-,c.
=, h,ve,s. r,,~: sol-s iCo haes: speculation nAd "A-
rori go i.'rS: American COCO heles; rccelpS' I''
iales. r,Alng rnloris 40. iu'Drcs steady huycS al
led aeclne tifed qriet. leMl point net declne III
Io-v rebsr~ a.Hi,s Frrusry- Maven. +is; MAY sun;
Nav-func. 40@h: Junejrv. 40 lb; Jrne-JpiN '"ss u-
-s+i;cInher 35,. SeTCnhei- October as occr-
Sovcn6er 34Ts: Nov m5cr-I' eCcmber pG,Gf"eF
IN. ,rc.eme,. cotton ne summed up hy SecIt ,lty
lows SIP: -ub-r NAV IS incusiv'-Fort reces..s
co, sia bales ncas; 5.1294S3 haes last yenr. 'e"
IL, h9es wear before isc ard TINS tAPS r 80;
tine ir 1914 Overland To rns and ,an2-a, - ~
has aea1sj bales las; ear, i'2H.3 naies IN
IS,5 ana So2 bales in 1S:i. southern mn tnk..
TSG.ni bales lat yea, ~ lII
bslcs tie year bpfcre last. and GiiH6i baes IN IN't
Bruch. into sight during "i"at months ana '""HSN
e,yh, Jaws - date 2--s5t bales. against 6NiiS"
tales ias. vea- As la'Ns the wear bore ns hu
bales tirae 1871 brought mo slRA' 10y
vre< o. 0,2 bales asins; 2Glo bales FOR feVeh '&ys
snsnr Hinv - las: year. $3.50 ta!cs the yea before
las, and 81 100 same time IN sG4 Ne" prioaas
h-r,iyt, mo sgst frs. twer:y-e'ght days Of Nay
baIe IA, cav before as:, and 1891 bales same tine
n 1891
Dooe'nts a. interior POINTS during the last week, s'2i
hale bales weeks and 1Ols0 bales
yaar as Sh,pnonis. q ESQ rarE aRahst 3OO4O baes
Tho pro,i ana o. GS7 bales last year. Ire'ent
stocks foot III G3s bales against Hills bales two
weeks ago bales IA ls96 Total receipts at
sN uor's to-day lSC5 bales. ard Cor me week
iGlS bales. Receipts thirty-orc Texas towns, %
bales last week 325 bales Shipments. %l raes; last
week. ,39 bales Stock. LIS bales: last year. Lioo
-,lnue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-29

MII/'H COws-Receipts. only ! head 500 oy '>'
& Co. for $33 Feeling steady. . A.. .,rk.,ey
CALVEs-Reeeipts COD hend al for the M, hc,,Do
at jersey city and 546 sx,ieh s.; Demand aI pe
and al readily disposed full former prices Zoo,
to prime veals sold at Sass 10 pr 1oo 10 'iy 49, on
veals 7a0c per 10: COUNTRY .drsssr,n tta,iac.
light supplies. selling nj Gnsc; Hie caves '"'E''
dressed buttermiks. JNGc an. .. ..r,sc az
sae.-George DiIlenbook: 32 yeas I34 10 HN''"s'' "
S. 30 per NJ lO do. ii3 N ., s. ~ "a IN 70, N
D. McElwce: % vcas. ;32 II. 81 - ~ 1o' 80 ~
So 30. .. 20 G 70 10 N.
at ''''''' 40 ,os =, q, q,
H. IT, Hollis: veal-. ieo ~ At s. 10: 20 os ID '' co.
SHEEP AND I.AMBs-Rece.p;s. incluh,nG 80. nc
ract 10 butchers wore ois ct g.. 50 ne o. o.
the stock carried over. there wee lss cars ' MET In
nrm Tor Good erad $; yeaillng an rs tu wv "i.0m
&c higher; spr ng ~>aroe and van, Is III
ouatv considered Abou three cars OF 20 s -sl ~ n
AZ the eli Sc pr sheep stil rt - nS c~a
100 N common L. cho'ce yearings ut 81 ''.'' %
n unstorn DO ri 50 31i:c; common To choce 'n LII n
sas7 Pressed mutton 1@sl4c dressed year, "sS' ."
saeINewSn Co 90 Virginia limbs CO 10 a, A. ae
q, e. nsr 100 10 Kcntuokv DO 6l ~ ~ ~, a..
suciv she,p "a H. at SO 20 70 Vrg nj, DO 10 ID AT 80
10 NJ at s.. DO $50 G ~ al :" 81 H. at 81 CO.,
oe do u N. at IS 80: state do 100 10 at % '''
collins q onto & a a. ss IS OHIO rG seer o5 ~
e. "a. S,o do SIS n, nj s. 80 10 DO - 10 NJ ~ -, =,
n Mcpherson Co.: t0i Buffalo warnings vi w. 1T
81 ~: Buffalo sheep. 100 TO- al - =, {, 10 io3 do
Sanders liz state year'iHss' :" w. ~ W.
10 Harrington: oi3 Buffalo yearlings. Is NJ az = 90
PSI do ~ NJ at 81 20; $40 state DO 'cnshor"' - ~ "
mo ga Buffalo yes g Ss;s 20 on nj a 70 head
Nomnay lower on ona .an ga ner 100 H.
saes-Geoee Dllenback: state pigs W TO- at - ''
per ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-29
0ssc; city bran, Coo: oil meal, SO Soos2o: hcmlny

6O@55c: city bran, Coo: oil meal 80 bodS2o: homny
oT:AIS~wIEAT-The feature in whoa; to-day was
weakness Of nearby options and the compar
fercnces the direct result Of excessive weakness IN
winter wheat markets particularly in st Louis and
in two days Brilliant prospects for the new crop IN
Guiding estimates If 2s.oOo0oo bush okohoma, dis
to august closed lsc ret lover while September and
December buoyed by talk OF large decreases In west
1000 bush decrease In the visible against $4,000
bush las, year. closed sa%c net higher. AZ the mmc,
strength but in between period OF general lquda-
ton and heayines attended by marrow local trailing
both opened higher but subsequently reacted the former
closing I'd OTer ,s for the day T and Paris on STn
unsettled weather The final rrtnrn here was based on
ZION IN the winter wheat crop during the weeS Gne,
In Kentucky. Tennessee Indiana and sections Of missouri
than Hsus sales being ae eae h we loads at ouos
and IN Chicago practically nothing although IT has nsen
from day TO day in the latter city than s given 10 the
public 400 elearancSs Of wheat and ns"r ,sy
for the week have been 2os 800 bush ON the curb
the feeling IN wheat was shaie steader jay % nemS
bush No Northern and "a coo bush spring wheat both
private terms Quotations ahoat were as follows:
DUluh ; 7ssc u 10 %or afTe NewYok 7sc 10
Northern Duluth TIC No hard NeTYork Ts''c No
opened steady with wheat but tho heavy receipts and @
Inmates of 1000 for tomorrow. in connection with
weakness. Later there recovery on active export
demand ard the close yes very steady at nnc1snEec
.'Bradsireets were aIs5ooo hush, against 3. 10000
oATs-The market for oats was uneventfui all day
There were transactions reported in futures and prices
bought 100000 hush choice white oats private terms
a55 oSS No GooseE White 4SSsc oa ,rae White 2asi
track mixed 2l623c. .RYEMarket weaker: quoted.
Se,1c' Ru~alo... BARLEY-Markct quiet; quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-29
MEL IACkAWANNA AND WESTERN Il. X.
in York. foot % md
ChristOpbcr Streets.
VEsTIBuLEp hphi tNNSss t Li,MjiAN BUFFET

r,rcct route 20 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD, MONTCLAIR.
THE ORANGES, summit. Blsnardsvil!e. Baskiag
Ridge Madison. Morrlstown, Passac Paterson. Boom
ton. Dover, stanhope. NEWTON. BUDp'S LAKE.
MOUNTAIN. Washington, PHILLIPSByRG EASToN.
WATER GAP, sTRoUDSBt re, PQcono Mountains.
SCRANTON PIrTSToN. WILHESBARRE NANTT-
COKE DANVILLE. NORTH MBERLAND. Mont
rose BINGIIAMTON OXFORD. NORWICH. Water
vile UTICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland.
SYRACUSE. osWEGo. ITHACA oWEGo, ELMlRA,
CORNING, BATH. pAMSyILLE, BuFFAIo and al
son a. NJ HI,INGIIsMroN MAIL Stops principal
,o.,s s'a'o MMs-Cfe carr. BUFFALO. SCRANTON BING-
'oNT II NMIToN OwEGo, ITllACA ELMIRA. UTICA
EEXXPnrss pullman Paror Cars. Connecting at
,oo E 1 EscRNNrON WiLKE.BhRRE and ELMuRA
i'~ ,tvvpprsS Pullman Buffet Pat,or Cars.
IN U.s. Scr ANTON, WfLkESBARRE and PLYM-
~" oIii;rM " EXPRESS Pullman Bunst Par,or Car
,o ~ fDay)-Chicago Nestlhuled Limited Express
';3O = StEirkTT0N BrNGIANT0N. rLMtRA. BUF-
49, p'ning car west ~ buffalo
-Huffalo Express Pullman Sleepers for
$50 - ., 1T1W BINGHAMTON. ELMlRA. BATH. MT
>,dtiiIs and BUFFALO. arriving El0alo 4. NJ
a., W II ,Dail0-ErFFNLo. SCRANTON. BlNGHAM-
9;'o ,fGT' oWEGo ITHhCA FLNIRA. UTICA. syria
rTsI ord O$WEGO EMPRESS Pullman Buffet
rtcTlTS AND PULLMAN hCCoNMoDATloNs AZ
=, ~ csze 8 sons Limited li3 Broadway. ~ PARK
uno 900 pr, adway. Tickets NJ ferry stations e5
,aal.av III have. l2ths'.. " West l2oth-st
D. "corrhis- ave New-NorN: :rfs ard '2N Fulton ST.
on1 100 rroadway Brooklyn Timetables givns fun IN
formation - ~ st1'l1ns .,r.>., -, -, g.. -.
check baggage from hotel or residence 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-29
ERIE RAILROAD.

-,,h trains leave New York. foot OF Chambers-st..
n. follows ana I'VE earlier from West ~ ST
u,m, W--N,stibuled Express daily for Wavsrly.
Rlnehamton Emra Rum,lo, bradford. Arrive Buha'o
s.0o y NJ Pailof ca 20 Buffalo IA.
ram 20, Chicago via Chautauaua Lake arrives Cleyc
land I.tO A. NJ Chicago. = J. NJ Sleepefs 70 Shi'as"
,%aDalsrd and Cinciri att Dining Car. -.
on - N--punalO ard Cleveland Nestibulcd Express
n.~ ,r,,ss RuTalo T:l5 a. NJ. Bradford. 1.lS A. NJ
Jamssrown SAY NJ. Cleveland i;i3 y. NJ sieepef,n 20
Vumalo and Cleveland aling direct connections io' w
tm Chicago AMI ~" West 49,. raus
S,l5 II. NV. cfautauqra Lake and Nlssarsn r
Dav sold train Chicago. Seepers 10 hotneiiNi"o
Chicago and cinclnntat DINING Car ,>,r pr,,uAN
accommodaons at III iia 26i tol s,d w rss ias,s.
wav 1877 Rowery. iS6 East l21th-s and ~ "rst
Chambers ami West e3d ferries. New-Isrk , ~
and 7a6 Futon-si 100 BroadwaN. Brookyn. w ns,
sep-s, fnbckcn and Jersey ci.v Staton wrs'se.S
Express calls Cor and checks baggage from no's" -
residences 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-29
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chi-aeo. May IS (srecaD-Neaty d",vs les q wheat
were weak MAY NJ time showing n SIS of u. cents
July loss ~ The distant futures showed rea-
tive srmness The mnret recovered about half It's carly
loss 90 that the May and Juy nj the windup showed a
Of only sa'. cent. ari The september and December
slowed no loss whatever from last ght. The featrr
m every wheat mn, ket the OF Gem md and
the loss 81 cash premiums spot wrcat ~ Toledo LOST
cents; May az New York tim, showed loss o.
2 cents The May here closed only = cent over Ju!y
The $40 GALES In this market agg egae Iy 1900 bush
oils al OF IL TO mllers. BIDS from other de
o., q Inc July opened ut ora sod between to1 and
CshaGss, and cos,d 0sNqGSs cents. SEP mer close
Just where II did Thursday December closed = cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-29
Southern COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston May zs.-Cotton steady; middng IAc; low
mddng Csc soon o5dnaTy ~ rsSrp's ~ ~ Saes
exports TO Great Britain 63i+ TO the Continent -io-'
coastwis@ 3,s3i; sales, $50 s7nners ~ -,, Tan.
Norfolk Nav 2s-Coton rrn, mdoNnS, .d2c; ~
r,ddnr 7sc: coed ordinary SID receipts -: I1es
nxuorts coaswise, sos: sales 30; stock ljJ-
Receipts 44i6 bales; exports - me continent -"'
orleans Nav 2sCotton quie, and steady; mid
dlns 73sc low nddling. 5dc god oIdinaEy' V iS
Continent 81 coastw.se les sales. LOO STOCK. ".
WceIy-Nc receipts. lT?5 bales; gross 9a.2 p',sc
,roat Erai T. i0. the Continent 2'3-' N"aS'"He'
1925: sales. $40. 80 So. ,.,. .,o,d,. r,idlirc
a. low tnidiling. receipts, 1876 bales;
wise 81. sales 40, stock. lLGll Wte.y 100 s,es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-29
Railroads.
"AmeR,cA.s GsEAT-sr RAILROAD
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ g. HUDSON RIVER r. r.
Vile rClin.TDhnH TnsiIr .inE


FKoM GRAXp CENTRAL STATION AID srEEGr:
F s;ssat IRAN ann II sss s we s so Sess es'
Niagara Falls 100 p. m. This train e limited ="
osso T. Mmbai IA Fa., Mall FOR roushkeepsI. Albany
Ctica. Syracuse. Rochester Buffalo Niagara fs"'
1880 od1s MEEscep, sgna, n1y Express For all In"
400 M-0syt org o1 StSss limited Cum
n," Cincinnati Indianapolis and s., LOUIS o c"p
400 f 2 a r. GgTslo ., Detroit. Glove.
ira oaSd and c eSssro F': ,o 'I q"
aI6 Schenectady. utira Syracuse. Rochester
$3.50 A 4 M-Excep, SUNDAY Point roushSeeP''
3"'o % M-Daiv North Shore Limited que nsi,ot
uiea'a a. sT M; Chicago $50 p m Stops AZ "''''
adck MhDaty Fer Albany Troy c' R1s;o NJ.
cgSra Falls Cleveland. oiedo Detroit. Chicago
c.25 2 H'niI Il, rT TC4 ov Burlington r.sursn
$50 , p Mmpay 'uaIo Niagara rals so c'v a.;
goo q Hs;,y .nd car passenger.
Sny ,6 To- On Fa Brook Railway Via Lyons
, nunai" NassIs Cls I've v1,r IT,
,o.,c az. ~,,. ~; ,atn--n ' Ro1G '''0'Dl,
p5n: !, 70. cnsay' 0 ,Ts sscrp
Sun1av night sundnv nights Chicago ''eep'F'
"'oG T. q and f;35 p M.-paIry excep, SUNDAY to
on5 S,n nnrlem riyJ r,,.osa and ns prrx
' Ill t' Hi " H:.Is% p, Dv. 80 yoxrvRs
M nlght trains run between s5e-. a. Tc.7'. ~
mo Ro,S Is FER. as S orv II line
nish:: train, c sr'a q H s'S s"' OILY ~"
a ars aF' with HH p rr 'scS"f hrH T'
&C. a' maTnST ' Il , a. tsna o.
2aj Collnb,save al wes. 1ss,bs.. and lss'h-s,
tion M"w-Ycrt PCS and 700 Futon-st and 100 BROAD
nagesce checked roc, hotel residence by the West
~ IoHN H " r rS%naTy cvopcr u. n,xrrre
General Mana9e- General Passenger Aeer,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-29
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWJERSEI
(Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block signals
on and after May "a. 1897.

On and after May -, 1919
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty ST.
4:30 7l5. 9:io Has to Easton, A. NJ, i;i0 go ts
a 80 TO Easton) j:i5 80 Allentown P. ~ Sundays
40 Il 10 to Easton i. NJ. 100. $50 900 p, ~ =.
For Wilkesbqrre. Pittston and Scranton. 9:l0 A. NJ
l:io 80. 4:i5 2. NJ. sundays 4:3o A. ~ . "a.
For Reading 1870. soc. 9:I0 1000, 1870 A. NJ. 1910
80 200 400 80 5i5. 900 p. M 1913 night sun
days 4:3o 4 ~. 90 200 500. $780, 500 p ~. l2:Is
To: Harrisburg d, 4:so. 500 oio 1870 A: ~, $40
i:3o so 5iJ p II. 1918 night. Sundays 4a3o A. NJ,
100 $40 500 =. NJ, 1915 nght.
Slnbury. Iavisburg and Wil!amsport. AZ 4:oU So
3:l0 A. NJ. 40 $50. 300 NJ. Sundays. $50 A. ~.
600 =. NJ .o,.ur
FO? long BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &c,
Grove. AMI points south 10 Point Pleasant. 430. $3.50.
iO45 A. NJ 1870. $50 800 a:3o Red Bank only). t:4A
s:3s II. sundays tstops at interlaken for Asbuy
Park and ocean Grove. 300 a. NJ, 400 r II.
For Lakewood Toms River. Barnegat Park and Barre.
gat 40 $50 A. NJ. l30 40 p. NJ
For Atlantic City. Vneand and Bridgeton. 43O A. n.
For Monmouth Beach seabrish: and Highlands Of Nave
sink 4:3o $50 iO45 n, 1870. 4:so +:ia p. ". sun-
0a'S' ~" a. SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From Pier y. r.. foot OF Rector 81.
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach. NormandiA
Rurlson Beach Seabright. Monmouth Beach. and Long
Branch. 4:3o 1913 \. NJ q 90 Saturdays only). 3ts.
800 p NJ. Sundays $50 A. NJ. 100 p NJ.
For Elberon. Asbury Park ocean Grove; and points
ony) BIAS p tstop Interiaken FOR Asbury
park end Ocean Grove. o:30 A. NJ.
For Lakewood Toms River, Barnegat Park and Bar,s-
g1t 40 A. ". q 90 Saturdays oI,y). 3i5 ?. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-29
EI-ROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool May IS 3:i5 p. m.--Closng wheat-No /
red Northern spring dull. ~ HID Corn--Amerlcan
mixed spot new nrm - I'D, do old steady, - s.sl
NAV dull Is nd. June dull % nd July DUH - Ia,d
Tlour-S Louis fancy winter dull, s. 81. Hops Lon
don-Pacinc steady. 50ITos Beef-ESra India
mess Arm 5Gs ID prime Arm AS Cd. Pork-Prime
mess. nne Western, dull AS Cd prime mess. medium
western dull As Oh Hams-Short cut IA to III 10
s,eadv 42s Cd. Bacon Cumberland cut; % 10 20 H.
6ull aes; short rib 90 to ~ ~ dull 2ds Cd long clear
ruiiles light IS 30 H. DUH 25s Cd; long clear mid
dies heavy 40 to A. n dull 25s; short clear mlddles
heavy AZ 10 so N. duh 25s clear bellies IL II H.
dull 90 shoulders-Sauare. ~ to IL ~ hrm 2ss
Lard-spot duh. l0a "a cheese-Amsrican finest white
and colorrd dull 53s ordinary new as Talow-Primc
civ steady rs Cottonsced oilLvorpool refined dun
lis "a. Turpenne steady. 20s Oh. Rcs.n-Common nrm
As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-29
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston May 2s.-"The Boston Commercial Bulletin
VIII gay tomorrow Of the wool Market The market
has rllef very dull Beyond fair sales OF South
Americ N crossbreds. nothing has been done New clip
Wyoming fine medium offered and neglected az 3Bc
ean The market fairly firm: very firm on fine heeces.
which are coatentcaiy he'd. The prospect OF an early
nIssara Of the tariI has much improve the
courage of trade notably in the West American mills
arc bus and . enpioyel. The Washington mills a.one
sorted and secured G30."O y u wool last week The
sales g.. the week o2col III come tic ana 2s3W,
n, for. IN acainst l5iaoUO N dcucec and 2i0iO0O ID
forolrn last week. AMI lCs50o n domestic and 5000
n orc for the same year. The sales - date
show an ircrcase 50 10000 ID domestic and ~ 700
ID foreign from the sales the same date In 1926 The
receipts show Increase or 10 III Oaes domestic
and % I6S bales foreign"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-29
THE CHINESE MINISTER'S POLITENESS.
washington correspondence of The Chicago Trio-



Another man of distinction who came with the
Postal Congress Is Mr. Chang Yen Hoon. who was
Minister Ilcnilotontiary from China during the
Harrison Administration. vt that time tho leea-
ton was IN Stewart Castle. and many and rla1o-
rate dinners were given to the denizens OF the Re-
public hy the then Chinese Minister. who. however,
kept the wog.on Of his household well In the back
ground.
cooched by enc Of his American friends as TO the
etiquette ~ tho occasion lie told that the
guests I'm passing out would MI say they had had
n very enjoyable evening. and he must say: II am
very glad"
IL went very we'll until a tipsy official came along
and varied the order by saying boisterously: We'll.
| must 90 now. 80
The Mlnster was ready with his II am very
glad" and he said IL as II he meant IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-29
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

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10, HI'tFAIO. NIAGARA FALLS and az points West
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