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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
ERIE RAILROAD.

..,,, lssy. New York. foot Of Chambers -.
t,ssn and ave minutes earlier from West sd st:
40 ,i-\estiDuled Express caIiy for Bngnamtonf
- ~ rin,ra Bunaio Bradford Arrive Buffalo 500
- palor "a 10 Buralo -.
l. No u-N estlnu.sd Limited fast mail Daily. solid
~ 'b,aso arrives C,e, Gland 40 A. NJ. Chicago
- m sisepsrs 10 Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati.
Drins taf.. .,,o and Cleveland yestihu,ed rxor~ss
20" .,,,v.s l,unao .O5 A. A.. Bradford 1911 A. ~.
,rwn a. A. ~. Cleveland u 80 T. NJ sleepers to
innaIe and Cleveland fsAns direct concessions for
s.ls H. M.5oi!d !ra.n 20 chicago, Sespers to Hon
,nGis,, t:rs IDCAL TIME CARDs AND Pl,f.IMAN
'fh III. liS. 26l, s0l and S5T Broad
L ~ nxery i5d i25th-st and 23 West 18th
WY ,h,mnsrs and West go st, ferries New YORK SO
ST. s., r,on ST. Broadway, BROOKLYN; 100 Hudson
nv" ,Inbok.n and Jersey city station New York Trsna
o. ais lor and CHECKS baggage from hotels and resi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

chicago May 2sThsr. w ;. fairly so - s'"sns fr
CIV. and refers s. 7,Ss, TO- exporters 81 soGs4 2S
calves 80 ods7 10 100 10 The demand for hoar was
improved though Eastern shippers continued TO buy spar
nr an ssns21y Sc sb Packers s. osns 20
ao Pig. e 5casa 70 Trade IN sheep va.
ian,s. s.ss5 a. wo"l.d smh. S. 7Sas6 .PrinE
sGps7. Recei2ts-Cste 1880 head, hogs $1,000; sheep
steady 81 75dsi IS. sheep steady. 50 1875. Lambs
E.s, nurao Nav 20 -raul.-Ther. were no fresh
Hogs Receipts light market slow and weak Workers.
rood to choice 81 loasi s rough. common 10 choice
'amGs- Rec.ipt, HIGHT: mark., strong ,or lambs and
.eady Tor good handy SHEEP; lamb. choice TO extra
s. oqts 80 culs and common " cs5st 90 sheep cho,ce
selected wethers 81 3og$i 49, cus 10 common - ESQ
Fa-, Liberty May ?s-catu: steady; sItra Is Jog
pms 'a no. .s n, "a. s'@ e1,r nSs, ,lV sS
9sn ' iG All, vas. g ss S aas
cpp.i, s. ioass :o common s. 25g'a co. ssoic: clipped
i s 8 sc g % ves Salvs. S 5oa:c '''"'
hcisy steers s. eus4 10, medium s. s5as. GO. ish
sinS. 20 butcher oows eri hef' 81 sogA - Gamers
s. 5OGss 20 bulls 81 losi TO- stockers and feeders sI0
fs,vy .. sogs, 20 mixed $. icQ,i IS light. s. ESQ
s. % PIGS. s. 1888 IS p.ck.rs 50 @gH 80 yorker:
5: 10 ,sE 9,y !, . Ms. clipped lambs . 30
:, Ioui. May ~ cattle s,safyj fair to fancy native
pp.nx and export steers, 81 topG Il: dressed bsef and
81. and feeders 81 25s.. 90 and hefsrs 81 asa
SIS Texas anil Indian steers; 81 oo4A 90 cow. and
ps.s'I' Sst $40; 49, S T,sn. s: s. sms. s. I'd
IS IS. s,cckers. ~ iSgS 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKET.

t,vc-ooa Nay 90 s:i5 .. m.-ESchange Wheat spot
dull; 20 red Northern ssrns ios "a ccrn,spot guis,
,rrican mixed aew s. 81; futures steady; July is cd
ssu.m5er 80 II. Flour-st. Louis fancy winter dull.
las Hop, a, inndon,paeins cs",s dun s.a,t Zee,
dull: prime mess nne Western Sis Cd; prime mss.
n.diurl Western Ma o. Hams-short cut "a Co 10 H.
dull g3s bacon dull. Cumberland cut ~ TO 30 H. 33s
sh rib 70 - 10. 3is long clear m6dss light 81 10
os n 3.s long mdies. heavy, 40 TO ~ d. 33s Cd
snort clear backs 10 to IS n 3ss clear bellies II 10 IL
10 3ss s,ou.ierssquere: Il = u 10 dull 2hs Lard
pm. Weslern steady, 3is I'd Cheese dul. American
finest white, nos; American anest colored IOs ral.ew.
steady iGs "a rurpentns-Sprts steady. .os ID Rosin
--Commou steady, % "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

vey generous proportion OF the outgoing movement has
passed Nrcugh this port. On the curb after Change
nt11 was 'iSt snd re9eaed 10 luctua.on
lcIsl clese No led quoted 81 5iil aioa, export
TRADE ,CoHN-After little sieadlncss around The
opchhG tue com market dsrsardea un.avorshe
heWk ahu SOLD on. accompanied hy liquidation short
ss.lhs reports unite IN claiming that the crop bac.-
W,ru 's year but N the absence o; important spec.-
nNc r.dc mo supp IT the price level shows little re
se,oh - thee conditions The seaDoarl
truHs ~ exceed asst weeks nruTcs by about million
bushels. Expor, trade today was again unuooriant
No CON cl.sel AT .9Sc ci'at .OATS-A bot
isenhS West ncd cur market fairly steady today in
NE aare o, weakness In corn Final prices
~ oats Closed 33l,c: NJ oa.a a2a4c; 40 whlie
49, ~ whi'c clips. ajac 20 white 33':c: track
, '"l.s sc; Nacn white. RiGioC..... .RYENinrt
uuI; 20 Wtss'n IJNIlc aAoa;: state C3IcGc
n n, y a1oit H20c3c ( track. BARLEY
"iiiAet uu'!; iteo'TH. 4GGfiSc c / New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Gn.ve..on May 90 Cotton nrn m.ldllnx l5-lar; low
mliil'ng 59-Gc good ordinary 3-ldc Receipts $50
h,lrs sll-. 3rS. 'pl.nsTs. -. STOCK, i3.hsi.
r,unsr- May 81 COTTON nominal. mdiing. Oiir; low
mi, ng lGc; good ordinary. 5hc Gross receipts 627
b,.-s; stock. lssGt
savannah Msy ." lotion nrmi midl!Ing, Sac: low
r,,.,ins idr Receipts nj bales: exports coastwise
/ a3.. sales iai. stock. 1903
- luis May 2G--Cottln STEADY: mddlin<. &c: low
,,,St,lng Ssc. good ordinary 5i.c Net receipts 100
bses sr.s. 5iT shpments. lib sales. e' stock Iaas
Ns@p~ VA. .oc ordn,Ty s ~, r"ccsts ISL
rross IN; shipments, 4e3 sales. 900; sto,k 43.7.I.
~ ey' Orleans NAY 2d.--Ciofton hrm; mjdns &c; low
uidIilns SAc; god ordnsry Is -idc Receipts Li&
baI,.. sales 1000 stock isp.oSI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

A ADVERTISEMENTS and suhscrp'!ons to1 The Trisune
n received at their Uptown Ofce. NO LAP broadway.
.oor north OF 3isst until o'clock p m; advertise
m-nts received the following branch offices at regular
until o'clock Z. m. VIZ; -ot Nth ave : g
cor 2ad st 1872 G,h cor. i2'h-s, Macys, eth-ave
Wes 42d ct near 9Th ave. o2 East lth-st: oSI West
.ed, between Eth and sth ayes 1870 Eat th-st: LAS
"a az. between 10th and .T.n SIS. lo26 3ave.. near
ri,t-,t 70s is-ave near s9ih-st go 81 ave. near
ons "A ave c40 To,hs 1927 81 ave $50 3tave.
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Rr,lrcaos.
DENNSYL VANZA
RAIT.Ro.AD.

w - IA n Al6NA-/SAA
SiATiO%s 700; Of West TW-nty-th-d street and Des-
leaving ,me from Dsposes an; eGra9 ios
$40" a. b. FAST MAI. -Painan Buffet Paror lar
naw 1cT t. ititsbafs; Sleeping Car f"'sous 10 O''
$50 'Atl .I l;.S1,i',''f hsf
op eepins. Dnrs smo&.ns and aOenns
10 i: H. cnHAG io A%D 81 LOUIS ENTREES
900 r. -sr s l'iHs "S Cleveland chi
r. soer ffisSi s!gf EexsrRrssFor Pitts
40 p. r. rAr tFS," 81. ,I" pssgrs and
$50 T. n o91sIs for 2y 1'FS yInd sH Pullman
sleeping Car Nov iosk TO Aoone Ess, Lug coacass
o"'s' ami points Wet, da'r except Sundht, ~ ~
WASHINGTON AND TIE sol ~, -
s5c 10 ta2o co s,s f' in ali raror Srd
m: 1905 night sanda,. SO. o29 i9I p,r %iT .nf
DnIns cars, 40 t5nnx car 40 DINING can. so
sol'TIiERT RAILwAY.-Exp:c-s 40 p. m. i2'o' night
ATLANTIc COAST LrNr.-E.pr-s'. oao a. m and . %
fa n 55 AoIS4 G GG .Si iSs
ATLsSTic n 'g p p" m acc DAYS DesO,c.ses Hns
sn n'i rsrr S CAP. % Coach and Coz"
rATn E MAYi2s"S sun.sv Ocean
Street s,ator so 100 a 80 80 Ito p ,n m
cortiand, Streets 90 % a = r II" i2c $40 $40 i'o
=. SUNDAYS. 9i5 a. m. 5i5 ?. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
clio 40 no $50 $50 o 20 $50 Penna Lm,s o o.
90 DINING can. 1850 dDinins Car il," a. m; r .S
Carr. $50 lining carr 10 $40 p M, l2os nsn ~
10 20 DINING Car,. n. 80 Dining taD 9oo ~
Dining Carr 80 Dining Car), $50 DINING NaH ''o'
TICK, Offices Nos .ei GA 1895. 1929. III and 2sI
station and stations foot OF Desbrosses ana Cortaht
Sire rect
and pennsylvania Annex Station Brooklyn; station,
Jersey CITY The York Transfer Company VIII can
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through 70 destination. - ,.,
Telephone 'I274' Eighteenth Street. FOR Pennsylvania
IA UT'rCniTsON J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General fassr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
BALTIMORE e. OHIOR.R

Leave New York. whitehall Terminal south Ferry and
,,o, Of Liberty street: .s..
,,,c , ,5si! 30 M. .isS p m ana :i2:iS nigh.
80 a. Train. .s from S ' oSiyS
W H2,II,SSTATi ST. LOUIS, $1,000 m. .S:o3 D. M
WtsHiNGToN. BALTIMORE. f:S 1000 lpinerh
~ m DINER. ttOo p. m. si;45 u)iner). Is -
' l, .s5 pinsr,. ~ SIS p m and 'i2i5 night
..SW CpIi.ANs - o. m. Through sleeper.
An rains are illuminated with pinisch Light
%. n.srx Y: a39 $40 Fulton-st. Brooklyn White
hsn terminal Baggage checked from hotel or residence
10 destination.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS a

A DvERTIsEMENTs ard .ubscrlptions for The Tribune
"A a their Uptown ONCE No l,242 Broadway.
"a north Of 3istst, until O'Clock D. m; advertise
msns the following branch Offices at regular
Office until o'clock VIZ 2af shave, T. ..
cor 23d- ST. 1852 6th-ave cor. 18Th St Macys. 6,h-aye
AMI i42 Columbus ave. near West 1Sths 100
West I2d-st, Gh-ave.; 20 East lth-st: 81 Wet
42d between 7th and sh AYES; 1913 East iIh-st la3S
A-ave 10th and 77th ST.. i.0?8 81 lave. near
eIstst. LOS lst-ave near sath-st 60 81 ave. near
tis, "a 2t0 Pleecksr-st: 20, Beecker-st.;
7o0s "A $40 East TOth-st ooi adav- GGo 3dave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
,,vrapooI COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool May "a p m. -cotion-spot moderate de-
, nd. rrices unrhansed. American mdiing, 3Sd. The
aI. n Inc day wHe 5000 bales ~ when 800 for
~.ua,lon and export srd Included 1900 American. Re
,,,,. - 900 ha.es irr,uilg D0o0 American. Futures
,lnci nulet with poor demand. and closed dun but
.,.sdv. American mlddng J. m. c. Nay, o Gid buyers
May and June. % o4d buyers June and July. aied
and september 81 S4aS IS ed buyers September and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
WEST SHORE R

Trains leave w 4cd station. n. Y. - fcllowA md
IL M, earlier from foot OF Franklin St.:
1915 A. NJ Daily for Albany, Utica Syracuss k9cnee-
,er Bufa,o Niagara Falls Fort Wayne Toledo Glove
land and Chicago 49,
U,,lO r. NJ Daly for Albany Montreal Utica. syr~cuse
Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland, Chicago and ST, Louis.
S;i5 T. NJ. Daily for Albany. Utica. syracuse kochee-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and st. Louis.
Time tables at principal hotels and odhcss.
c. T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agene.
8 Vanderbilt Ave. Neg yosA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

2JG30c per 100 10 Receipts OF hay and straw
i-as az repor,e at Produce Exchange At noon
tdsy Hudson River Pa.!oai 40 FRI" 20 Penn
fyivsna. CO: Delaware IacIewanna and western. 10
West shore 81, Lehsh ve.ey 700 ontario and Wcsts
70: -ver boats 500 total i0sJ tons Receipts Of straw
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
NAVAL STORES.

THE local market f'r srirs turpent!nc was mario"
affair Bl,ers refused take hold except at con'essohs
which sellers unwilling - s"nt The savAanah
market the ether hanl. t'r.y active ana NIh
Tar laaily was nrn1 with a business doinS on the
basis - ycs'eials figures I;os.n aHd p'h were gr!s'
bat eidy W. quote: .,,1..,o
TAE-iraulars' 3 SjQ$I o. oil bbls. 81 35hGs33o
sriRirs Tl'HpEHTiNE-neriiaf,. 2oc: machines.
COLI . 800. -. =. =.
ROSiN- C0mmNn g 3 od strained. s. 42'sI$l -; =
81 5O4Sl -. r. 81 ~ .. q, 81 /" Uti ih H. ~ "a.
81 ~, X. 81 o. NJ. 81. y e IL " .. 81 20 W ". . 10
STOCK o. HA:So
rce, Observation-Disclosures. 81 731 bhls.
Spirii1 tupcninc 90, ~,
Ta~ <-' ""'''
Wilmington, May :G.-spHta tvrTrntne o7sned hrin
guiet $50 % sc. receipts I2I casks R'sn
l5i bhls. crude turrrnne si""dy
% - - and 81 ~: pts. l6 Oh!s. Tar st,a;y
81 10. receipts ~" hhls -.
Cra7io-t.n May 20 -Turrcn'ine market Arm at p ac;
sales 70 Resin firm unchanged
Savannah. Mal ~ Srir!tf iurY"ntlne market oirnea
nrr CSC safes. ", casks closed hrn at y &c; win
further casks receipts ,oG casks ECsn
firm and unchanged sales. 2i5 bbs: receipts. BIOL b3.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

c.a, a. Gid sellers; October and November
\, si5s 30 "a rsers November and peremher Ss.t
l'. t,.r.. January and February n 0tfp3 5000
$500 > FEBRUARY and March. 32-8id buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

r.-.,r, ,s-Santos-Ccnes market quiet;
GOOD average santos $500: receipts 1000 bags soc1
% 600 hare Tamburg-CoNee market opened Ghcnahssu
.. S.so r, unchanged !, pfe net lower SAFES 5000
49,. uavre-Coree market opened quiet franc hsne;
avua nd unchanged. al p n, duli ana uh
ss,ng.s closed y higher; total saies "o"
hayx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Four tracks, Automatic Block Signals
Stations in New York, foot OF Liberty b.
and souths Ferry. Whitehall st.
Trains leave foot OF Liberty ST.

Anthracite coal usec exclusively.
Station. = New YORK. ;sG, n e bis:rv ..
TF On .s 4trT .,. foot Ms :, i q tx. St
70; ~ siO ds:oS n Ea:ias': e: &c
a d'.'1 at 70 hc 90 5so 900 s9s' '
NJ For S 4 + sD Fs'0I Snd sH'0" AGO. 'io A.
n5S = a"S sss s,s
.Il?O 70 reading 4. IL. loo. i:IS $50 600 p. n.
Fcr saSSu,y Ier:eqrx and wlsm.Do,s q, 20 SO
FOE LONG az asA RA1L ol nSST saovg. 4s.
Fo. Red bant Long raDSh Assury PATH os: go
ITO A. H. iso iis 1 ss !s Ion S5s CTS p
'i $50 os a Bank e' en a 'f
For kewSod Tops Rsr hsnsss Pas soa ana S1 ios
ror Atlantic City vlneland and Bridse,on 40 A. n.
f. s s.'G IS a' ss s
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
70. At!sSils Highlands. Hshsnd; q Ssss;,..; Nor;
%. as nS'GS o .n s's s Beach ana
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA xli nA,TiMoRE AND VASE
Wee. a,v. From 1o to0i 900 Of GfIy S s. Ca,
90 I.,5 sso 900 Dining carr. 900 ?. NJ, 1918 md,:
S" S n 49, IS 800 P'as cI mat
trains Tor Philadelphia week DAYS. 900 A. NJ. 400
40. 30 900 =. 81 sunday 300 4 ~ 400 +; NJ
Week day.. no - So, so s:;,. s;cs. gao ,ss.,
1000. 1915. io:45 II :0s ~ 30. y IS A. NJ. l223,
Pas 100 I::5 i -, IS 20 255. 800. 80 3sS
~ 3D. 80 ~ 81" 90 So; $50 90
200. s5l. 1880. Il 80 4. N. 200 n l2@. rs 2So
800 3:5j 40 4:55 o. 800 $50. 23, 81, DO.
9:35 1885 T. NJ. 1913 mdi,
Tickets and paror car seats at foot 81 Liberty 81,
Whitehall ST.. li3 i72 2Gi. 43& 9%+ 2si LIB broad
737 9th Ave. 81 Eas IAN ST. iSs Ess, i2Sth ST.
2T3 West l25th 25i Columbus Ave, New YORK q
Cour, St. $40 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn 9s broadway VIII
iamshurs The y. Y Transfer Co. VIII can Tor ana
check baggage from hotels residences to Destination
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Gtcambo1ts.
RmeNmm amI New EmNlamI

[B0STNM &lU NVVV GNI UEUW
VIA SOUND LINES.
NopvrCu LINE Via New-L)ndon. Leave Pier 40 (Old
NoJ N r.. next pesbTo:ses ~, week days oniy A.
rtIg pivER LINE. via Newport aad Fall River. Leave
per TO- n r. foot OF Warren 81: week days and sul-
dav. At f. NJ Steamers PRISCILLA snd PCRl-
TAN. Orchestra on each $500 NJ, On
sToEfNGTON LINE, via Stoningfon. Leave Pier 10
n one hocA above Canal St. week days only Z.
DIP H. steamers Naine and New-hamp'hre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
,aEs 49,, .oc.. a., nc follows:

R,o-Ccne- market dull; No Rio nominal .5'sanse
,es -ec,pt. 3OOO bags; cleared for the United states
nCa hags cleared for Europe. 200 bags STOCK, lIVVo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

firm in their IDEAS OF value In nrooes II. de-
mand hrs been almost entirely for y. :, fni n blood
unwashsd c'rhirg. wn..e washed fleece are f,N ap
pa.enty rcc.'iei ut urc'angt. prices Territory wo.s
hay" been 10 best demand Or number C. VEGAS
pat. hne E.elm apparently tae preference The
fucEG the cot d.c,tca Myth wtl sales at
primal pl.;s at prices fully high those ruling Ct
the sea 3oard Consignn EMS are acw conll' otWar'
mon' " them subject 10 certain rcsiT;ct us lht 'ey
are nat 20 he shown ;or at least ,nee Ho1ns wacA IN
dcats That fr 'wers aye In an rNeirnt VoEnh 10 carry
thoir wool TEXAS woo'. while in slaa. dsmana - :
ifnN hell a. fun curren, nrcs. NcrtheTa c.hs a.
forns . he'd nj 47c and to'. 40 tsnsa tons are r.
pnr'fd Nutfe'n alliorua WOO, Is repoei Iet 70 -
~ 70 The usual grade tbs yar THIS .. ..''v anc
ne T'7rciy 81 feed In tnat lis rci Eastern Oiy
sail io run chi@Hv 10 F0r~ Tfe"e was sale q" > -
valley Oregon last sess -, nad i9c IN TIE Er'--'
RULED woods hive 's'r N lsh' demand what hl'in,,
has b'cn 'OnIr.'slci has been chiefly - u Fnpr'S
reign VOLS ere intel request sorc sale. have
lc'n made. hut have tn small lots l.fp",N n''
c'uin- frNarl TIE sTe~' Vat ru;l- are l'"N' nf
IN Austra,a watch has he. tendency strengthen ~"
u r~,griirp fifN-t NO -
continue eI a.t fr9'urcl-rT. without chang " pr &C.
current Glct1il rs ~ pr - vol ffcJnGc'' 1f'''' ~"
VOL LAcharEc otlcial class ncnton are as i''4 VI. -
Gents ch.s
Fine .4Sri C.I forn'a nnest. ..4sYs 20
a srincrs minimum u Il :i al rorn'n SECOND .....-51
T. Western Extra +'n+
:uncrs Nettrrn sure
Fine cor1h.ng 4JfflN '''-oH" w
NoNln!rr .+U,i ".
Wool frc,o,-c ,ory rns.o-, HOUSE report. Nav 20.
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May % The leading futures ransed as fol

Ash quotations were follows Flour quist and IN
settled No 'p.Hs ~hs 81 eosi 20 NJ eopS STA
S,'.c No Yellow corn, 2'c: No osn 'rc 20 Z
white aic 80 white 70. y%n' No rem rye a. BRINE S9
q, % . .s p :. 5 H. 50 ES: short S' IN. .
Is ~. short clear ses boxed SO 7ossd 90 sugars un-
cpeTg,d on ne Produce IL 'aange u.fay the butter
T.-s steady frc,h i0c Cheese easy, crromerics 5Ts.e
cincinnati May eG--Four arli whca, cay: NJ
r.d s. ?0dsi % com duI. No m.,cd a6psc oa,s
r.ak. lv,r No . m'voi 2oq7c,4c re- qt,st No 2
~, Hiit.r qur'. sugar eaav tgfe steady. y cheese
easy lower good 70 prime Ohio ha;' W'-c
,uvaute. Nav 2g--wheat firm. No northern 81 IS;
so northern. 81 "a July aoTsl 80 re lower; No
j. 'sc. Barley eaSy: NJ ? 4o'; sampi. 'opb'r.
81 81. September. sThc NJ h'rl 81 - No North.
en- 81 50 rour duh. hrst patents 81 e,HsI second
Gsats 81 aoG 81 90 Fran In bulk 50 ooGs9 %; sacked
81" .'1tIo ~
prnneelrtia Mny ee-w,- lun and &c lower: con-
trnc, grade Ma 81 as1si o.. corn. 80 lower; No
"ii,e cI"lrc ie bush soasjc do fair to cool, hush
liz scc nn,c~ rrr falr d-nnri fancy Western. 1850
lcc DO Print: 10 tss' MN nir demand: 'sean ncaT ,
ava caste: New Yok factory. new fun crclm, fancy.
7'ic: do AIR 20 ch Ice. 6'nf tr'eints-flour $500
i@,., AZ. = nn'h shpmcats Wheat; 900 bush:
corn 900 bush. oats 1900" bush
1T r<as NAY 2d-rlour ua,hsns.i Whs,,.fs pc.
NAV 81 20 nslt.l. july N7i.c hi Septrmher $3.50 hid.
December. sihc n" hard cash. 81 20 nomina: Corn
September g. i!d oats nominal: No cnsh track,
2p.asc: May 20, hi so.e a.ked: July 40 asked sep
sacked a. track So. Eut'er unchanged Esss steady.
o., loss m
Toledo. May 20 Wheat active. lower; 40 cash and
6st, dull lower: ~ mixed Rye duh: No cash
ole C1oveTsecI duh higher. prime October. 50 6' on
unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

Receipts al the peris and interior points To-Day COLI
pared with the day last week and las, years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

CO~TCN-SpeculatiNe NailDR III ep'to" 10 Gay was
.,ce,.,onav insrnifcsnt for slow times
speculation here and the cable
news indicated equally apathec conditions abroed The
up,ayc-abc feature the Liverpool the falling
eve reports primary markets in the South
showed continued frmress based on eIpor; and home
consumption demand SIN another SUPP }rtng factor
conflicting character q crop advess from NE cotton
re Significance and present crop conditions but
,he ouook not considered n va favorable especially
view Of the temptation give grain the preference
rcpantinc AFT -is Opportunity
~ ~. high price. which is selling. compared
with cotton prices market after opening quie and
stesdy at unchanged prices TO an ADVANCE OF point.
made gain Of 5a7 points but trading was fea;ureess
ana the market finally closed very steady at
Movement n 47 points with total sales % futures lin
',ai 10 70 300 Spot ruled quiet and closed
dun at I-sc higher; midiin ura7ds. Che midi,ins
Gulf 6Ac sales. 92i bales for export
southern sTo cotton markets mdding quoted, were as
>olowr. firm. &c. sa!es 600 bales Mobile
cu,et j5,c; sales 100 bales Savannah hrrn 5hc. iic
tIghsr sales sos bales. Wilmington nrTn. &c. Norfolk
Augusta steady. G.c; sales 0j ba.es ST. Louis STEADY
&c l-icc higher: sales. 95 bales.
ne export movement tau. FAR this season has been as
follows: - c,,,,.,,
TS1' Far a5. MS se Ts1s ta IS 7es
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables spo; cotton
port, 500; American 1000 rsceip,s e. ooo A%eT,an
q go mitiliRs uplands. s'sl Futures opened aus.
buyers nights prizes. closed du. but steady net
unchanged i1cd ADVANCE December 90, CO.
aSii.b; sisepienbeg %3t sb: septenner Os,oeer
W. November. 33s.s 'ovenner-
So }1b. Manchester-Ya quiet ~ firm Cio'hs-
The range Of prices in the local market to
day as follows: y....-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

NEw-HAvEN-FARE. 81; Excursion. $50;
~ Sunday Excursions 500 Fast s,sa ners leave Pier
=. :, - week DAYS =. N. and ~ Midnight sundays
a. N ana IL Midnight Week day steamers arrive
v"' OR trains Meien. Hartford. Springfield ard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

Wool EXCHANGE caly Custom HOUSE report NAV ~
lS9S.-Wooi withdraw fer c0nsunl.tcn May =. ls'>:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
Nnhemv IEvem4mM Lime.

r,- popular steamers ADih0NpAck and DEAN
NJ dacy sundays exceptedl. making direct
~ with trains North. EIsi and Vest. Frelym
,.c.ivsd until hour Il departure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

Receipts breadsturs al interior Doin.s IN thousands
las; three ciphcrs 900, omitted flour bbls grain bush
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-21
CHICAGO ETS.


Chicago, July 2o.-The lower tempers-
ture in the spring wheat territory follow
ing last nights rain. together with the
early decline in corn, started wheat weak.
Business during the first part of the ses-
sion was dull and the undertone bearish.
The argument was urged that our export
surplus would be OF such magnitude and
the foreign demand SO restricted that IL
was likely to glut the market and lower
prices would be inevitable. Another factor
which served to weaken bull confidence
was Broomhalrs figures showing the
worlds wheat crop this year likely to be
1901 900, 900 bushels above requirements.
Then came a reaction on the nnounce-
ment of the signal service bureau of the
probability of frosts tonight in the north
ern section of the wheat belt. In addition
to the frost predictions the bulls got some
encouragement from the primary market
receipts of new wheat being too light To
injuriously affect the price Of the cash ar
ticle. There was also a report that crops
abroad were less favorable. as severe
storms in Hungary had damaged the
crops there from 5000. 000 to 10. ooo. 900 bush
els. September closed sake lower and De-
cenber lost &c.
Every commission house appeared TO
have selling orders for corn at the open
ing. Rain throughout a large section of
the Eastern corn country was the cause
for the weakness al the start. This was
all changed later, however. when the
weather bureau report OF possible light
frosts in northern sections of the corn
belt was received. September left of un-
changed.
Oats held steady on good buying by
commission houses and they responded
promptly when corn rallied. September
advanced NC on the day.
Provisions had a weak start on account
of the lower quotations for hogs and the
decline in corn. Offerings were small and
very little buying sufiiced to take all that
was for sale as "A result of the decline
thai inaugurated the days business which
was easily overcome. Pork quit 7hc high
er: lard and ribs are up 2i56f5c.