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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-20

Feeling weak. Dressed beef slow at 7asxe per 70 fos
Liverpool cable advicss quoted American steers slow at
Icac estimated dvs.ea WEIGHT live sheep T. selling
aior beef al &C per m Exports to-day include %? cattle
q d hs s EST'ps TO Idp dyass on the on
to Bermuda. 60 for D. G. culvsr Y cs'e ana ~
w WIZ ST The An mGfS ,St out To and
X sheep for p. G Culver aud 2 cattle for a. H. Hp
ALvEs Receipts to-day we're a: head all all a, s,5
SUPPLIES and ordinary to choice ve s so n dressed veal.
Arm s hs p r T"F eo ss1rSa t sa steady at %
tie calves UNCHANGED a, 4Gi5c -, ,. g, ~ average
., s. per 100 b. DO liz rD at IS; do ia' ~ at
r Nelson % veal: ~ ~ Ct So G. e. 70, aJ s. r.
SHEEP AND today were, ~. .ss car, s
city r c h.a and Rs"i s e ca s"Tf r ' the which
o1 sale Jersey CIV and at s,ss'S MsTs
yssigs, and ana a, ~ /. s .SSy
oo NJ good prm. warnings a. s. 9gSo a. c s" ~
a. 81 common TO prime sheep at ;, ss9 vearlnss
at sl.9iOc: CITY dressed lambs at lo1l2c country
dr.s srhs At sPq peg o TTrna lamb, 70
y y5;ff s s n ' at & Dc 3rsnls sheep
5 Sanders: s. Western yearling- .sa,e-,en, ~ H. ."
% Xeyt 10 a. = 22 e STATE ' year"s. sa
60 81 n Is To- do CcuIls. IS H. at 81 2 STATE
J. H. wilker- a kentucky labs 90 n q % 20 "a,
OHIO yeHrinn n at 5. go ic7 Ohio sheep ia H. at
$50 sheer. no = 1t $40 o,,,,,. % ~ ,a5. 1872
JIG s. %. do 81 n. at 81 s' do 50 H. at
HoGRcsP,, av cars or $50 ,i ne@S h aps
,yo-, steady. nlps were quoted weak and dun me
ranee az given hy dealers 81 3oNs4 90 per 100 TO-
country areseA nrri AZ sac per n 49, - ...-.n.
30 rer 100 n; also date 'eserday' - ,rd
I11 n, NJ 81 -. IFS d. i2i n. at ~ DO ~, hiNen
A. ~ y, a, &, o. 20 state hogs 100 n at q 60 o
J II Hume & Bro date yesterdayl ~ H'a,e ma
r. a. 9. a. ~ DO s. 20: IL state PCS 'chooe''
andrew Mullen date yesterday State hogs o TO- al
81 co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-20

.sLoyR AND NEAL-Bus ness was again down 70 sH,n
se,ve@uons to-day the trade holding on as RUE DI
rtssnonf % lSM25c. which continued ifresusily IN Nv
coms make, leads them believe viii shortly De 'o,'s
10 s..ax Spring patents 81 9ogt1 %; winter stfa
~. winter patents 50 00as7 s2ring clears - 80
xsSS,G Extra No winter $685. Is; extra No ",n.s,
~ wVsS ~: no gade. 81 ooQs2. RYE FLpuh-Du'''
cnpa,x 40 bb- SO e;asi 20 mostly 81 sOgH 10
ys s.sae BAG MEAI~--Seady; fine white Sos me
n VIC: coarse s00sc. 49,. FEFD-Easy; 10 ~ a,,n
winter IN bulk fpot. s0490o; spring bulk spot eVss
r. 70 arrive. 1880; midcling bulk. yIav5e. rye ECO
:as Wy ieeo. ~ horniny chop 17hgs0c oil mesi s-"S
'~c, screenings. 5pli7Jc.
ohAiS-WHEAT--A change Of sentiment regarding
snS ,.,ay crop estimates little steadier cable news
ssk OF too much weather West bull traders
ns1, an opportunity today which hey "ere quick
sftS p speculation was too narrow for r,uch change
W, prices although sOrnesha u, from he "a wed
ne, adyanc> The bulk n operations IN SOP
July being LEI. 10 professionals and few ou
fps,a, VINO nave the courage 20 TRADE ia presumably
s,s one way the other. The decline n, Lysipooi
nroye1 10 'sq2d. which was nevertheless. al ia
f,,.nrt over opening figures. factor o. conRfe able
ys ssh importance in the afternoon was report that
tbs % Chambers OF Commerce IN France had peti;icned
government TO hold the duty OF wheat untl October
e.,, ms o. course. wnIi give ample opportunity
49,. NE liberal quantities Of whea, expected be
IN That direction from here during July and posi-
~ ~esust Considerable wheat being delivered
contracts Ia also expected 10 ultimately reach France.
in. oarsh Hatenen, the Iroouhal cable indlca,
va al hungarian wheat yield of l24 600 bush this
-, spcn total would be 3G.Gt1U10 bush more than
49, '.a Out "a 100000 bush than the average The
fSvoeas rom the West, with the exception
advices noted above generally favorable
Price Current claimed that the outlook had been
"''s ocring tbs week ard that old grain viii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-20

-, train. l,ryo Ncw-loIA foot D. IIa.nus' 80
AntYsea va ave- minutes earlier from West Ioo-Sss
tnI M-vestiUuled Express daily Tor bn SMEAR 4 "a
vse,iv rimlra Bunalo bradford AH's ouA~'S e'~~
y NJ iarlor 10 buHaI9' a., ,,au Dauv .oiiA
.iOV 90 arrives Cleveland 7<0 A. NJ. Chicago
pa'n ' si.spes to Chicago Cleveland and C'neinnsu
20 - M-BuGaIo and .ievsiand yes,Su id,
I.,ovn 100 A. NJ. Cleveland IL 80 r. NJ sleeper 70
buffalo and cleveland Wasns asci Srsry car '''
s.5 +. M.-solid train 10 Chicago sleepsm to HOT
nnrxiSTErs LOCAL TIME cARps AND PuLLMAN
sccommodations at III Ia 1o ~, and w 20. 1 nS
va, cSanSers and IVES, 2sds, ferries NewcYork $50
snu toboksn and Jersey CITY Station. New-York Trans
Co calls for checks baggage from hotels ana rss'-
Aence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-20
OTHER NARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May aThe trade in cattle today was fn er
active and prices generally ruled steady secs w..
largely made st3sasi ~. Beef steers -
matters 81 cODs4 s. stockers and feeders - n
Texas steers q 1884 1o cows and heer' - 10
A. enough hogs remained over last ilEpt 20 Nv ,r~,Ic
!o'." the supply was rsIemyy ar MEDIUM
weight hogs ceiling Sc higher The packE I'-'"3
exceedingly black. faiT TO choice. ..'.H- ~" an,
packers 81 20 fsi ~ buchern - 'Va sheep
s1I rrlrcs remained scciy: clipped s1,@p ~ li - ~.
clipped lambs 60 75af5. wooIed lambs - W Wg' q ;e
.;lr9 l,rnb. Sc 5O1s7 100 y Receipts Na'e jaw
r,at" hcrs ~ go head. shecr. n 600 head - -..,
fTrrinna Aiay l9-ftogs STEADY. SO - -"
.'aty g 75tsl 60 sheep steady. % ''9Sh Ln"''S
e., Iinoao Nay ia-Catte- Receipts include sey-
.r,. iaas - s,e STICK The market was dull and wax
HogsRecep, eh marks ciorea a', 10 cnoice 81 Soa
"a Ia ne, fair - choice 81 75Gs4 sheep and ainos
Rccept. 10 cars market s,ramyer s.gst 90 sh.,p
rsSe 70 selected wcther 81 200 - p; cus 70 Common
ya.t iGcr,y MAY io-caJe steady; extra 50 icg
cops So :. ., fozs-shade over. prime neaNer - a.
~, 70 rrme medium tos4 -. heavy Aerke.. ~ 81
9ti 20. gst Workers - 20 20 P'ss sss * sfsep
sesdy cs5ee clipped s. i5asi 81. common. 81 3a53 -
choice clipped lambs - oepS5 common 20 ~, - -"
8, ~. guri1r lambs siGt7 Veal calves. - aonN .
Kansa. ,ly Nav 10 active. steady: choice 70
ea,Ia s'e,, ,ee ssas, g. nu,ch,rs cows heifsrs.
r. - T..,a ,te.rs s. ~, - 40 Hogs SLOW. ghis mixed
ana pls. 5Nl0c lower. heavy packing noss - t.t
81 co mixed I5Uii -. ishts. 81 "j1si ~ PIGS S"f
- 81, Louis. May io-Ca,te steady for natve. with
.f@ers e ,oa.s i; beef and butcher
steers s, .iqsj. si.cfi under 1000 y, s. ''fS' 90.
.torsers fe~,r. - a5I'I ~. COWS art heif"-s -
q -. Texas All .,il,t sie.f', e. 2N4t' Nv, ~ .
"a kers sgrSf So. butehers'. - sos - ohe'2 Sea1J
naive nutrons s4asf 80 lambs g. So9sc 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-20

p,i,ir,ars MAJ ip-F.our nm. unchanged. receipts
.l' 80, ant month 81 2li. Si +. June 81 20 ask'd
fu, 81 o.. nsKei. August g. ~ Ask T. fi"ain~r y.
rel 81 2,fsl gsf PTS % o5i bush eNorts ~ ~
bush. sta $50 ~ hIsa. s1."s. l-pp iu'n.
,.-4i tI sarire 81 --Hsi 81. d. - sfnd" ~ -.
Il n3s. com lul ma "asf siNf enl N MN. "s'-t,
Iunc a..aan-.. JUL. Mf. I'lr. steamer mixed 49,
10 receipts 49, fIs' exports l"i.2' hH-l, =
,nl bic hush a,~s 5i,r bush. southern white Cen;
,.a,l.r. 8, ,el.n" IL oats dull ana easy. 10
vf.e a. ~ ? mS"i s3A,g8s'fe, 'ps . Wv yuan
.sr8r. @,n.D bush. stock 51j..SB hush il~ WI am
- --r -. h4-n .rpIr-. GOOD bush. f'o.k ~ ~
-.,. ga. steady. choice TIN 'hs. sl3 hil Gram
.shts quiet unchanged sugar SIR ~. uncnanE'.
inner si~ady ru- hanged ESss weak. unchanged
Cl.~.se steady. unchanged
uo-..n Mav ~ Flour Receipts. : s,2 Abs' dul
.trrg patfrf. s1us1 ~ Nlrtcr ~ 90 49, gi..h
...,- 'rf .f ~if s. 1891 winter DO S"ASi 70 Corn
u.e. l,wr4 go per bust 81 "rafl % p"r soi.
Receipts -, 80 hu,n. iu. steamer yellow, f9t 10
,si,r OATS f;e.eigfs 2GaI blsh. iHl iancy '.pir,
spa CO.. S. {. ami SO D. 3ssa''1e. Al.ieei Vn.et
a...r a. 3,dtls -. BOD Dog sour. III ~ l'ut'
Cg.'f No~,h-r- iG0ioisc. Western iGc imitation ia
i,i.r. laii.l a. cfce.e-F.sm. Northern PC west
80. s1Ja
pan.ls May is-spfins wheat duh. No Northern.
81 81 Winter ,ncnt -'n.finss .sht demand AnIi'l.
\. rel n rrrii~ quoted 81 -. 80 While" 81 70 Corn
ann " yellow. 3ii.c. - yellow, !" - '" : ,'in'
+,f.. ~ % l.rn Oats tuil ani rasl - = W.
=. lie-... -. 3 white. 81. 50 n.N.d. |'ar q,
r-t,.t =. &C. harley uutetlsd good western oucr'i
her. a, 50 45i- Rye nominal 10 In store. zoe flour
steady.
rh.caro. Nay i9-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-20
TWO ONLY" SONS.
A PHILOSOPHICAL FATHER COMFORTS DIS
TREssED MOTHER

TREssED MOTHER.
From The Louisville Courier-JournaL
large handsome woman. who had hardly al.
,aIned middle age stood crying at the corner OK
Fifth and Main SITS. She was waiting Tor tns legion
TO come by. She wanted to get last look a. her
boy. 49,, - .,,ca obou, A., sha
sobted until after he had enlisted could nave
ners,:aded him to stay at home.
shs vas half talking to herself, half addressing
Gentleman with long red beard. upon which the
rrest OF forty five fifty winters was beginning TO
This man said: What are you crying aboutT"
"Oh, you cant understand He IL my only SON.
.Thate nothing I have two only. sons In the
Legion. You cannot think, any, moro OF your boy
than | think of my two. | told them 10 go. II Ia
a duty every boy owes his country. wore tho
gray four years and came out alive. ! don't want
10 die but I stand moro chance OF dying In bed
now than those boys do Of dying on The battlefield
These boys-your boy and mine-w COME back
men, men to be proud of. II Is not the hbys who
have no home or friends who made the soldiers
IL is the boy who can. for love OF country give up
mother father, brother sister and sweetheart. who
makes the soldier. 1t requires courage to do this
They will all come back. and l hope they will DO
broken Of the cigarette habit before they return"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

nddng s.c good ordinary be- recepts. ii Uales saies
%; spinne.s. ~. stock $50. ~
Norfolk Ma iJ.-Cotton firm: midd!ins. dHc. low
mddng i3- lCc good ordinary. 3rc. receipts. l.vju
bales exports coaswiAe 1875, sales BIZ stock. +i3Sl
baltimore MAY Ia, ottOn nominal. mddns. orc,
low madng LID good ordinary. Sac. grots receipts.
sa,annah Nay I9-cotton quiet and steady middlIns.
ESQ low mIadling Tide; good ordinary. nominal
eepis 3i5 bales exports coastwse 1850 sales Oh stock.
70 10 .. ,,,, -, a.,
Memphis. May l0.-Cotion quiet; middling. 1910
bales gross ~ shipments. Ieo sales 1900 stock, Socs7
81 Louis Nav iy-Coton steady; middling, 5tc; low
5e ordinary Sac net receipts f73 bales
gross receipts 573 shipments o62 sales. ia; stock
~, +vs. =. 49,. 49,. ,.., , a., "a.
New-orieans May 1s-cot,on quiet niddlIns i3.iee
low middng Sac; good ordinary. thc; receipts l.7ol
bales sales ZOO: stock. EOS. 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-20

prastca'y al pass out Of competition with new North
Sse!h receipts were fair az AT cars bu, show some
rs connared with a week 90 ago Small
saooard cearances were noted pulling down the weeks
average Export business Inimportanf six
, reported being prncipslly at oupors Prime figured
that wheat vas fifteen DAYS later than usual md has
reached cfi'iesi point In It's growth where
pehus on weather conditions the next week or two
some accumulation Of July has been progress
on the idea that deliveries May contract have scraped
he country bare Of wheat suggesting very small
cn curing june and early July No red closed 81 l2z
nominal o b. anoat. export grade .CORN-A sharp
ADVANCE Nas brought about IN ny unfavorahe weather
reports. but. owing tsndency not
maintained throughout the day and final prices showed
practically no change from last Neither export
business nor reabOard c.earances noteworthy the
i9r me- amourtng to - dads at ou,pors Liverpool
nGs were reported lees liberal during the last few
DAYS No corn closed 4iisc p. afoat...... OATS
Futures lost nc during the day. and s dull as
over. The crop md weather has been quite
iaNorabie put with other markets unsettled fails
stimulate activity or important strength. Export bust
ness consisted Of $4,000 bush mostly 0utpor No red.
sli9c: No oats 3ic. No white 31c: No white clips
3'h93Sc; No white. 3Gisa@7o: track mixed. SiG3Gc:
track white. 3cGilc. .RYE-Mnrke weak: No West
ern. 'oc b. ahoat State rye G46G5c. b, anoat;
&c I. track. .... DARLEY-Niarket inactive feeding
Sic, (. New-York
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Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

S4AIioNs foot OF West Twenty third street and Dss
rzr,. brosses ana cOrslandt streets. cortland,
Is zen minutes later than tina, given o''0" ~
7o g. s FAST Si aHipum.n par. p.ror ca
esro isfa to ris,seurs Sleeping Car Pi''s'urs 10 LII
$50 fsy.aps
tT,Ompsriment sleeping Dining smoking and 0Sse5ss
df Hq'sslls q SSb b"s ss LOUIS EXPRESS
wE sf asSfFSnR ssicafG 81 chi
1854 fvsfR fa19Edf ExxpREss-rOr Pitts
r. ~ fAc Ia4i.ras9 S IGa. peurx and
$50 F. Ms iI aN ''sSqa fsSspt
Sleeping Oar Kew York to Altoona East Liberty PITS
wAsMiNGGii;oiNf ' xSD f'f TEt.E IsouTI
10 go 90 dining carr 80 DINING p psr, o. and md
@ 81 go bsiss cs rs
a. N % !, p 90 sanday $50 o2 ali II Parlor and
Dining 40 Dians cara 40 Dining Carr $50
SOUTHERN EAI.wAr-Expr-s,. 40 p. M i2o' night
ATLANTIC COAST IINE--Erpres,. 30 a. M and $50
Foh OBJ f624 e ono SS II S''
ATHXqIs c 1Td -. p m daily .ssros.e. and
an hust s rI c.r Passenger cosea and
f% .r G1.a56 H.ss!2 Pr. rsss ss.. soaay
Sroy, and Point Pleasant 0rom West TTsn5y,hra
s'' 20 ' ss 2m Dc
S0IA' ssr Streets, 90 ~ i2io $40 ''o' INV
ron PHILADELPHIA.
cio 30. 30 go. $50, 80 go fenna li'',s az
$50 DINING Carr 1890 DINING Carp. 1icO a. M
LOO 30 80 S.2J 42U DINING carr 40 Nl,i's
SaD $50 Dining carr. 40 80 P M I rIsS 30
1870 Dining Carr. n. m. 80 Dining Carl ~ AZ
Dining Carr 80 Dining Carr. B. 80 Dining Caf'' '''
Tickle, Offices. Nos AL o4 los. 1928 III and r ssi
Broadway; | Astor House: West Twenty-','iu
Station; and foot OF Desbros-es ana 1ora sv
Streets: Court Street $50 Fulton street, y, p' $500
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooflyn, IA 80,
Jersey city. Tn, New York Transfer COMPANY VIZ
through destination. ..,,o,,,
Telephone "27i Eighteenth Street FOR PennsyiVania
J. 4 Ui,TrtiTxsn1v J. r. WOOD.
- - fo.aroi N,r,.o- General Pass'r Agent.
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-Ycrk. May 10, 1870

New-York. May 10. 1895.
COFFEE-The coffee market opened steady. The first
al developed advance o: points May. while other
noahs unchanged on the call GOO bags changed
lnis. but three months only dealt irNay 51ac
cpember at 65c and October 5.7Oc. II claimed
the Arbrckles were buying May and that most Of
selling by the interest referred the sugar
,O;e' Aside from this the market quite without
.atare Win the absence OF cables from Hayre and Ham
Church hoiidays and with indifferent cables from
and Santos. there little upon which to
reiCaie The abnorma.ly heavy
American visible supply $40 bags. against Il2 G5s
and 35l.5l TWO ago. continued TO operate
gains. speculative confidence especially the deliveries
United States warehouses showed some failing of
the entire session trading confined to 100 bags
with the market finally steady at unchanged prices 10 10
POINTS higher Spot Brazilian ruled inactive and
,omlnGl without quotabe change: No Rio invoice lots
i.c. and tobbng parcels. csc. Cleared Bahia May 16
Kafir Prince with 1000 bags and steamer Gar
.cs with 1000 bags.
OF prices in the local market to-day
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DEL. LACkaNANNA AND WESTERLY u. H.
stations I'm New York. foot of B"rc'"'
muh Christopher streets -,,,,
EESTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN ber'
CARS pINTSCH LIGHT.

Direct route 70 NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. MONTH";,
THE ORANGES summit; Be. naFasS,ss. soon
Ridge. Madison. MorrstoNn. Passa'e' aIStgl,ss aKE
ton. Dover. stanhope, NEWTON ~ ~ ., p IVA
LAKE HoPArCONG Hacketisiowin,. ne rs7f.iiG r II.
MorNTAIN. washingGn LI osons Noun
tans SCRANTON FIrTsTON. Nlln ~ -; .'H H
HANTICONE DANvIII,E NOR Sii,r II; I, Xt,H
Monrose. BiNGHAMTON. OXFORD. :,C - W !, nj
WaterIlle UTICA RICnFGELD SPRlSpr' 80 .ttpa
sYRACt ST. OsWEGo THAI QWETVi - e. and al
CORNING BATH DAAsNiIlE BIZ f.. M ); Sy Est
800 A. M.-BINGHAMToN MAIL STOPS d. '''"'''
1000 T. M-Ccafa cap BrFFAIO SCRANTON Els,
HAMION. OWEGO ITHACA. Fi,M.t.fH ~ ,s,t 200
NlCHFlELD -PRiNGI sYRAtCsE ana I'm, 80 al
EMPIRES. Pullman Paaee cars. 90. wes,
100 \. M.-S, nASTOS WILKI.stiA RltE anu HA'''
ENrHEsS. Pullman BUFF lsriorr ~ xn pryM.
400 j. II SCRANTON. WILKEsBAERE AND = ~ a.
OUTH ENTREES Pullman bunet te ni.., sxn-.,,
,1r sCRANToN BINGHAMToN EiMlkAv bSr -
FAIL. Pullman Bune, aeep.ns rar' "e"- iO" -
Chicago Dining car vcst oi juNnio e,..,u-.
ESQ ~ II DAILY Buna.o Express luIInan S,-P,.,'
for SCRANTON BiNGHAMrON. El,MlKA ~ "a a
Mr MORRIS and BCFFALO. arriving III bu"''
$50 + 81 DanO-BrFrAJO SCRANTON. D!NGH,AA;Ma.
TON ONEGO. ITHACA. El.NlRA, SRA ~ ~,
UTICA ana OsWEGo EMPRESS Pullman H'ne'
Tl1.kkis A%D PULLMAN ACCoMNODATIoNS a.
Henry Geze & ss-rs diinteil. ii3 broad way - pax
Pace Br0aiwi' ard AZ ir"1I -.
.ertv s,aons II, fth-avs l2,h-st; Gl West l2tn-
:, 2s5 CCirtu, ave New-Ycrk 23s ard 7S9 Iu.ton.s!
and 100 ...,aiway. Brooklyn Timetables giving tu!
WF1TcOrr EXPRESS COMPANY VIII call for and
check baggage from hotel Tesience &c Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-20
rt.poprAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, May 10. 3:45 p m-ExchansemW hent-Spot
~, Northern. spring. lis COrD-Spot quiet.
a am..r,sn mixed new IS 9i.l: May nominal:
July steady IS SID September steady. IS 0sd Li1u.-
O. Louis fancy winter steady, ls Sd. Hops OF London
Cpncsnc Coasu dun. f2yii Beef steady; extra Ineia
mess lbs; prime me.s oss ~ FORK nrm; PRIME me ~
S2s Cd Hams-short cut "a TO 10 n. dull $50 Ca
Isrcn Anil. Cumberland ~ 70 30 10 S5s ti snort
rib 20 10 "a 10 SIS long clear mdies. light 81 TO 81
N 3Gs long clear midd.es. heavy 40 TO 40 TO- sos Va
.Sort cear BACKS l. 10 35s clear bellies "a q ~
H. dull GO. Shoulders $ lnae IL to ~ 10 s'eaHy
- Iar!-prime Western dull. 3Js 3D. Cheese au.!
american IN est white iOs 6i American finest coioleu;
a. t., Iaow-priine city hrm. 2ls Cd .ot'9hseea
IJxc,rse refined steady. los Cd IurIeAtihc -Spi's
eieaiV pa ID Rosin-Common firm. % .'sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-20
WEST SHORE RR

w. 42d st. stauor. y. Y. - fonowu. eae
u N earlier from foot Franklin st.;
1915 A. ". Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse Rosheo.
ter. Buffalo, Niagara FallA Fort Wayne Tosdo Clevo.
land and Chicago -
Goo p. n Daily for Albany Montreal Utica eyraeusA
Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
Cleveland Chicago and 81 Louis
S:1S p. NJ Daily for Albany. Ctica Syracuse, ReeA1e
ter Buffalo Nlaxar. Falls Toronto. Detroit csvslasA
Chicago and 81. Louis
Time tables at principal hotels and osises.
C. u LAMBERT: 0snera! pa:ssngcs As9el
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-20

. epd The s1l-s Il the Gay 10000 bales, 81
.i,I nn al $ were flr SPECULATION and export and
,trfi.i :, bales American. Receipts. 1000 bales
',riudlne 100 bales At,fiean Futures opened quiet
ain uo:era'e demand AMI closed guiet American mid
aim. | NJ e. MAY 32-diVJ SO Jid sellers. May and
4 ~ a,-sIi sellers June and July. i3tlii
SS,crs Julv and August 3Gln3 "a od value: August
81 s.,rrtar ,3-idG "a GA sellers September and
0c,ter 324R3 s:-G1 sellers. october and November.
-0i13 80 luycrs November and December 81 Gid
I,rcrhe and January. 81 cd sellers January
All t.br,,lry 2 3l-G4d sellers February and March.
III CATS ~ Cid buyers.
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"RI ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo s55 p NJ Pullman vesbue Day coaches
onne,s AZ buffalo through seepers 10 Detroit ana
si2.SO. 100 p. ~; daily Tor >, EAsroN MA t.v.s
c.liiNI WiI.K EsBARRE. SCRANTON week oays'
.,s c1ai BRANCHES. Chair Car % Aauch thunx,, r.
.3,5u d,IO r. 81. daily. except Sunday. for WiLkEs-
RARRE PirTsToN. SCRANTON. and prsnepa! inter.
.sata sations Connects ali points IN coal regions
Pullman buffet Psr.or Car fpr Wilkesoarre' r.s-ov
.1.5,, $50 = NJ daily. eacepi SUNDAY. ior EASAVN
'nts,n1eiiate stations. Chair car TO Easson
sa,aO 6,fS p N. (Sundays only TOT MACCH CHUNK
nd intermediate stations
800, $40 = NJ daily. except sunday TOT EAehoN
and pr lncpa ntermedias stations, ,.rr,,o Nr.o.pA
rAfis and all points West, Pullman sleeper vestiou.s
,-ain y TO chicago. ssepers 10 Bunalo ana Iorohto
40 asy except sunday i,t s!SRplTtn enX
MA,;cH cIIl' Nix sAyRE GENEVA. , RoChE sItas.
BIT svf, Rl-FFAIIO and TORONTO. Pullman eleepsr
fr Huraio. None but seepns-esr passengers carried
NO .s35. $50 r daily for WILKEsBARRE III
,rA GlcNEVA ROCHESTER, BUFFAlo. SiASArA
SAILS and all points West Pullman s.esIF 20
pI iiSFIEi.D BOUND BR0oK, and inser'eS ate points.
80 as foovs. 40 70. 1880; 'i0;21 1910 ssundays
lee i u - 90 2?O '3 So 40. $50 and oso r. y
r,.S.,. and Pullman accommodations O. l!S !6l ~
AK "a and l.3 Broadway. 81 f. IAN ST. 100 r. izosn
co. 20 Rorery ~ T.. $40 Fulton ST. court st-' "
t,r'.aiuey and Brooklyn Annex, Brooxyh., 49,
Transfer Co will call for ana checA oesssSs "0o
80, or residence through 10 destination
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BALTIMORE &OHIO R.R

WV .Daii,. tLacept Sunday. tsundays
CHICAGO. q 80 a. M, 81 ,43 p. m. ana "l2lo night
firfsnuho $50 $3.50 9-oS, nj 1s. :l.s p c, M
ciScTSSATi ST. LOUIS. 80 90 a, m. $3.50 D. m.
wAsHINGToN. BALTIMORE. tI;S 'i9;O tpinstA
eli 20 a, IN. Dner floo p m, I'D tpncrt !SW
Cblner). 'i:5o G5ner '5:;5 p. m. and 'i2ls night
NORFOLK, sll 80 a. M ,.,, .,...-,
New ORLEANS. '.53 ?. n, GhrouEh ,sspsD.
cnsces: ia III? 2si. l3I 2s4 Bdway, ~ +. 1Mh-sG
~ powery " y: 40. 3N Futon-st. brooklyn: white
ha Terminal, baggage checker from hotel or resdsnco
20 destination.
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4 OVERT srMEHTS and slhser ption' fos n, Tr,suns
~ received fnslr Uptown Once No iIf- brohdNay
~ door north Z 3lst-st Until o'clock p m; ADVERTISE
r-nts received 'he following branch onces A. regular
o'clock VI, 20 hth ave, . .
cor .3i 81. ia2 mh-eye cor. i2h-s'i Macys oth-avt
srf I'm ct az Columbus near West Siil-. 'F
West ioi-s, 9Th ave: 90 East 1877 -, 2o1
pa. between 7th anl $50 Ear tIth-st: lS5
a. &c. ,etv.en -G,h and I'm ste 1895 ?i-ave.
SIst -, -0s lsi-nv". S9h-s' 90 ~ ave. near
go riee.is~r-st ~, Rlsecksf-s, :
oos ~ ave go io2i 3,av- coo ID ave
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place during the week Territory ruled
what du bur in view OF the firm attitude Of growers In
the West dealers here disposed to regard this
IN an un:yorahlc light Quotations unchanged fion
the week previous.
There has be transactions In either TEXAS. Cs;i-
fornia or OREGON voos and the prices are without
change.
Pulled vo'ls show some little activity In some guar
tiers. The las been confined almost entirely
60 a fupers at prices ranging upward " l3c.
In foreign woos Australian grovths show fair move
mcnt t3r tbs basis
BIC Is the maximum price which was paid for quan-
tty II Port Philip
cape woods continue lfeiess and the be
sad q South American woola Prices continue on
purely nomns basis
Carpet wocls nave sold moderately but are generally
WOOL EXCHANGE REPORT-Cnrren, quotations of
pulled WOODS (scoufed) based Wool Exchange Official
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tract prices in the local market to-day

SantOs-Coffee Good average Santos
,ornna Receipts 1000 bags Stock. 2e7 900 bags liam
3urg-Conee market closed church holiday. HaVre--
.oi:ee closed church holiday RcCoHee market
seak No Rio ss525. Exchange. 57sd Receipts 1000
Cleared United States 10000 bags Cleared
or Europe bags. Stock. 15iOoO bags
The statistical position OF Brazil coffee follows
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. May 10. 1893.
prrvrs-keceip to-day were 81 cars. $40 head
end,ns % cars for export alive and IL for city
home use No 1--we cattle offered for SALE