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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-15

trestle fifty feet high. proceeds over town
lots like a cow path 10 the site Of the
post. This road mas been used for many
years by Transfers and farmers coming
from Pleasant Valley 10 the city II IL
known az the old county road. and il bears
no relation whatever 10 the plated streets
ard alleys OF the district. 50 that at any
time IL IL liable to be closed up.
The creates. difficulty one encounters in
making the Journey, however. js the bridges
and culverts between Seattle and the point
where the government road 10 the post site
begins. a. the place where Mercer street
crosses the lire OF the West Street & North
End Electric Company's lire there are cor
slant and never-endiug dangers ia tre g
by horseback or wagon. Especially is thie
true Of travel along the read by T. saf-
F'requenters of the road wonder that -.aai
accidents are not numerous at the poin'
spoken OF. where street cars cross the rseo-
way on sharp curve. From this point %
the road follows the street ear line. the
street not being graded. Although the
street is laid out sixty feet wide. n c0un-
try trail alone Is provided for people whose
business makes Il necessary for them to
travel between the city and the post The
cnlverts and bridges throughout this en-
tire road are old and dilapidated, the bridge
across the railroad tracks AT Interplay has
been condemned by the city. although enc
braced up and is still being used.
After leaving the bridge a; Interplay. the
road skirts across private property IN
mean1ering way until, II one is lucky. and
the culverts DO not break through. the line
Of the military reservation is reached
From this point Capt. Robinson has built
a good road to the site Of the barracks now
under construction.
The ascent from INTERPLAY 10 the site of
n as~E 2a
- moderate. however, and the teams in
the employ Of the contractors Nichols IL
Croft hers have been enabled without mucn
difficulty TO bring heavy loads OF material
from the dock al Salmon bay TO the build
ings once inside the lire Of the military
reservation. there are three rontes To the
army post proper. each Of which IS at
tract.ve. The direct route is 10 The left
of thu, entrance to the post ste, bat he
Transfers hauling material 10 the post use
the longer route, which IS the middle road
Of the three.
Fine officers Quarters.
one comes Suddenly out Of the woods
upon the cleared site 81 the post. comprls-
ing something like fifty acres. The eye Is
first taken by three handsome buildings in
the foreground. upon which a force Of
twenty-five men is at work These build
iugs consist Of che double sat OF captains
quarters ana 1870 double sets 81 1icuteuants'
quarters. Naturally. The captains quarters
arc the jarEcr ana more pretentious Of the
three buildings This ia 4 double frame
dwelling built in the mos, substantial man
ucr on 4 foundation ~ Cauckanut stone
twenty incNe% thick lined with brick Each
dwelling contains twelve rooms. inciudiag
three "a = rooms. toilets. laundry. Ccal bins.
ttc. Tire Residences are ggsce3 In fraug
l. Sos. 80, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago. Nav % (SpeciaD with only one
moro dav ~ the May deal remaining there was
little excitement IN wheat to-day. and such as
there was came from II decline In the deferred
futures Letter supported The May closing at
81 80 lie took the lots. SO far a. any one
could see Letter left the deferred futures entire
~ alone July NJ one time was OF > cents. tho
septen,hcr or 2 cents the December rs cents
II was n day Of Observation-Disclosures ligui-
dalton at that. But there was no short Interest.
Outside markets We're weaker than this partc-
ularly the Northwestern. Crop reports were all
one sort b,arish. The English markets were
closed because OF the Whltsuntdc holidays. hut
private messages from Paris said that the feel
ing there was weak because Of crop prospects.
Paris and Antwerp were OF equal to 2t43
cents per busheL There was a car Of new wheat
al St Louis. II was from Texas. and graded
No 3 The Northwest had 53I cars. compared
with 400 last wear Chicago had 3h' cars. with
1o2 contract and with $50 estimated for Mon
day At primary points there we're $40 cars
compared with 3S1 last year. The seaboard sold
whoa, here 90 did St Louis Foreigners were
hearlsh There was some inclination in the last
hour to cover up short wheat over the holiday
People who had weekly puts" had profit In
them There some covering on that score
The trade generally vas light Ciearances were
3SOO 900 bushels. Deliveries tonight were about
10000 bushels. The expectation Is that the
fancy prices on May Will come Tuesday, al
though 1t is not supposed there is any important
short interest left.
Corn a. times sympathized with the wheat
break II opened at advance OF u cent.
broke a cent from the top, but finally closed =
cent over Friday July opened at 1874 cents
nd
,,osod az n cents 1t was unseasonably cold
North: It was showery West and more RAIN
was promised for Sunday. There were large re-
CENTS Lao cars with 1925 for Monday. the
corn already under way will keep the receipts
here large for a week. but the e2srings oy the
country now are small. There has been some
important covering within the last two days
The shipping situation is still sick. but not as
had as II was. Clearances. $4,000 bushels.
Oats, except for May. were firm all the session.
May lost y cent. closing at 28h cents. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29

July closed at Fridays price. 24A cents Pat
ten covered July oats and is talking bulsh on
them. There was some shipping business done
seaboerd clearances were $4,000 bushels. Ne
ceipts. 403 cars. with 10 estimated for Monday
Crop prospects were fine. Shippers are feeling
little stronger on July oats
Provisions were irregular. weak for pork. hrm
for lard and ribs. Lard closed cents over
Friday; ribs cents over; pork IN cents under
There were only 10000 hogs. with 1900 for
Monday. and 10000 for next week Ship
ments for the week were large, 100000
pounds meat and 100000 pounds lard. The
trade not important. lighter hog move
ment is expected Provisions are likely to prove
a scalping market unless there should suddenly
appear peace prospect. Any ending OF the
would mean lower prices
on the curb puts on July wheat closed at
% cents; calls at 81 II. Puts" on September
wheat. 81 cents; calls" SJ$s cents Puts"
on July corn, 32% cents; calls" 33%033&
cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
ndlIroa0s.
>ooo>ooooooN>~>o>.>~o~~
DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN II. n.
stations I'm New York. foot Of Barclay
and Christopher Streets
yEsTIHVLED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS PINTsCH LIGHT.
Railroads..

Dlr.c, route to NEWARK. BLoOMFlELD MoNr,LAlh
THE ORANGES. Summit. Bernardsville. bsskns
Ridge Madlsou. Morrstown, Passaie. Paterson b99n"
ton Dover S'anhope NEWTON. BCDD,S l.AI NE, e.
LAKE HOPATCONG. Haeketstown sCH0oI.Efs
MoUNrAIN. Washington. PitILLPsBURG EAs-
taius SCRANTON. PITTSrON. WlI.kEspARRE
M1n;rose RiNGuAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH
Watcrvllie UTICA RICHTlELD sPKiNGs. Sor,iana
SYRACUSE OSWEGO. ITHACA. OWEGO, El'MihA
CORNING; BATH, DANSViLLE BCFFAk0 ana al
points WEST NORTHWEST And SOUTH" - !;
500 A -BINGHAMTON NAIL Stops a, prmelpH
1000 a M-cca,e car, BUFFALO. SCRANTON BING-
RiCHFIEID STRINGS. SYRACUSE and OsWEoo
FXPRESS Pullman Psiace Cars. Connecting al
100 p MDsCR ANTON wILKEsBARfE and ELMiRA
rxpRFss pullman Buffet Parlor Car ,,, r,,
400 T. ANTOS. WiLkESRARkE and I'll
Of'TTI FX PRESS. Pullman Buffet Psror ar
TOO = VI DAILY Chicago NestiAule Linied h,pTss
,o- SCRANTON. RINGHAMToN, ELMiKA W.
FArO Pullman Buns, sle.pins Car. Ns~-forK 10
$40 = II C1aiiy1aBuraio Express Pullman sleeps,s
r1r sc'DANTOS BINGHAMTON. EI.MiRA, EAIh
MT MORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving IN buHa'o o
oao p " Dailr-BuFFALo. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
Utica and OswEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Bune'
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS 81
uenry Gaze q sons Q,mited). Ils Broadway. ~ PARK
pIars 900 broadway ard 9i2 broadway. Tickets al
Terry stations ia 4h-avs. 18th 0l West l.1h-
., 2s3 Columhus-ave. New-York 33s and I30 fulton
ana iGi broadway. Brooklyn. Timetables giving full
'I vr}e -rr EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
cncck baggage from hotel residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
CASH QUOTATIONS..
EXPORTS TO DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York, May %. 1898.

:
Speculation IN Brazilian coffee futures con
~ 70 show broadening tendency that the Amer
@ ysbe supply is working toward less huraensone
lcan To-days market unusually brisk Tor a
E-sv and transactions for the day reached i'"'o
"a. a, the prices appended. OPENING steady at IN
pss9yei nrces market gradually braced up Arsel
~ he result disposition to avoid the consequences ~
features that might Accumulate beio re
P,s1re.s resumed Tuesday morning The cable news
49, Europe OF rather bulish Vurport While from
e. and santos the reverse the fact, apathy weak
-ss an. pressure OF increased receipts being
snSea,ed Taking the influences as whole however
~ Iora shorts covered matter Of prudence while
a,lnr that, the absence OF sensational developments
sng The holiday interval they Will take the short SIDE
he accoun, upon resumption q business Tuesday
rnornns The market closed steady. with prices un.
rNapgei 10 points higher. spot Brazilian coree rued
s.,siv without activity. closing with No RIO n
yoice lots. quoted 6isc ard tohhns parcels al &C.
IRE range contract prices In the local market today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
THE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore. May 2s.Flour weak ana lover; , western a.
fupe- 1884 - 5ot.sJ TO- @ FANNY 20 20
$50 winter wheat patent 50 80. So e. F7rns ~.
So bhls EXPORTS Sal obls. Wheat demors]cd' pSt
AMI month 81 ~ Gsl 2ir June. 81 Il asked Jug - -
asked. August gfc asked. steamer ~ red, 81 J., =
ASKED receipts 1902 COS bush exports. 10000 bush STOCK
az Is bush. sales 1900 bush. southern wheat % fau
ne 81 9O4si .5 DO grade. 81 lspt - corn weak
ami lower: spot month ard June. 1885, Juiy 49,
s6Nc mixed. 35I2j receipt 100 to Di ~;
exports 35l l2S bush. stock. l,oSi5i3 BUSH fa"
bush Southern white $50 ashed do ye''%' - "a
aeked oats easier, 40 white $50 &c, 30 "Arl.
S9as3i,c receipts 20 G9i bush exports. $1,000 bush
stock 4Gs $50 bush. Rye iu and lower; No hca
54isc: No Western 567c. nominal; receipts sif
bush: stock "a or bush. Hay steady. choice unors
$40 54S3 Grain freghts dun; steam 70 lIyerlool per
hush "A June pork orders. quarter, IS 81 Juns
sugar strong unchanged. Butter steady. uhohafseu'
Fvgs WEAK unchanged Cheese steady. unchansed'
uo.,o, Nav 2s-FTour- Receipts lc"D bOs. n
..t,led sprng patents. So 3oasi G5: winter DO ~ -g
"a Is spring clear. and strnghts foaso 10 WINTER 81
81 7Sas6 ~ Cornmeai easy. s21ys4r per oush' - 80
81 :; per Dbl Corn dull. receipts i3iD bush s'ram' am
yellow 4ie. No ?, tii1c oa's-heoeip go Wm
dui fancy aG'4aS7c No and No 3 $780,. siGs
sscl oui.t bran, spring sl4 231Slt 90; wnis' s.ooy
&c Is middiinss 81 E5dtis 30 Red nog hour. f1I
nutter nrrn Northern lie Western lo. nra''en On
Western. sis1o'. =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
ERIE RAILROAD.

.r,~,h train, leave New-York. foot OF Chamoegs-st,
"a folloNs and ive minutes earlier from West % 81:
900 a. MvestSaiei 1920 Ay tSr snSsaon
waysrly Elnlira bul'T I.Io '"''s "-"'' '
: 10 ~ ,I-Vestibu.ed Limited fast mall Daily SOLID
-."W th,caro arrives Cleveland 20 A. ~. Chicago ;
r n sleepers TO Chicago. Cleveland AID Cincinnati.
Dining Car. ,,.,. an, c,avslara vss,,hu,.a r,r-...
nss,,'sn 90 A NJ. cleveland II 80 r. NJ sieepers 10
punslo and cleveland making direct connections for
r",,.ett. Chicago and the West. Gaze Library
s,45 r. M.solid train to chicago secPers to Hor-
g,rtS.k yrs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
accommodaons az IL Ii3 81 toi and %, Broad
s chambers and West aSd-s, ferries, New YORK. ass
aha t1bossn and Jersey City station NewYork TranA
~ Ills for and checks baggage from hotels ana resi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
NAVAL STORES.

Under offerings o local holders ard rot a'ostther
favorable accounts from Southern markets me mar.
showed easier undsrtone "1u plSes
slight decline ruled quiet. but about steaay
Tor and pitch exhibited relative hTmness ON scarcity OF
sellers snd fair demand We quote oo-,,oe,-o
Regulars. 81 s5MSl So oil bols, - - '1pf' ~
pfTCH-sl 81. 90 ,.,.
SPIRITS 'RFENT1NF;-R Regulars. 20: machines
29itc ., ,,,.o., *. T.
EOSIN-cormon gool strained 81 '1TS, 90 20, r.
81 5Oasi 5j. F. 81 GTls q. 81 I2s4Sl %; IL ie- "a
l. 81 80. X 81 05. VI. 81: " 81 To- w @. 81 -; W.
STOCKS on HAND.
Turpeniine
Tar -''' -
Savannah MAJ 2s-spiri,s turpentlne FIRM, 2Iisc'
sales. $50 bols: receipts. LASS Rosin hrm ana u"
changed sa.es. ?.Isl tbls. receipts. 2 80 ,, .,
wilmington. May 2s.-Sprts turpentine-Notnins co
ing prices UNCHANGED receipts IL bbls. kos'h uh
changed rece pts bbs Tar stesdy VI 10 trude
,urpentre steady 81 60 ard 81 20. receipts 20 casks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
LIVE STOCK MARkET.

.,e. YORK MGy % 1875.
BEEvEs Receipts to day nere y sa,s or 272 head
di,e 20 CIV slnugheres None FOR sale Feeling steady
Dressed beef ir g., demand 10y ten Al &C.
ana Iycrpo. cables quoted American steers weak At ~
io.c eitinafed dressed weight. i've sheep stead nj
a.Q oisc estimated dressed WEIGHT, rorg"fht'r heef
selling az per n Exports 'ohy incud@ ~ c-i'e N
he Wnifreda London 40 cattle hnl ~ quarters q
,cf IN the Mohawk the same port. ~ ratt~. l'i'
-, s.d lCo quarters u beef On the made Liver
rie anl x F.ntabelle - the West indies
~ sheer on the Pretoria. also 20 the West Indies
market and al on Srtieh st yards Demand was
less active and prices fully 2ic lower All the offer ngt.
however difposel Of Primo teals sold AT s. pa ~
Der 100 ~ mixed calves at 81 70. buutrmiks nounaly
'over al S40si b. cry dressed yeas lower at huJsc
Der n country dressed dun at THas}.c.
Safer II HGne & iirp: 30 '"hls. IS' 10 aLerhge'
Andrew Mullen: ~ yesls ~ n, at So less 50 the
lot 1876 d. at s6 less g. on the lot ~ do i"2 ~
sfiEFP AID I.AMBs-R.ceip,s to-day were cars. or
As head II which | consigned direct md !
car on sale Jersey Cy. Feeling arm for all grades
- ,toek lambs we're 25c higher Dressed mutton nrn.
AZ 7s1shc per n. dTessed yesrlings. aQloc. dressed
'As, aIesMt Pher.on CO.. 242 Virginia lambs
70 n average at 81 per 100 n; West Virginia sheep
HnGs" Receipt, today were ia % so,o head,
inriuding los 70 be sold Pig. were weak and lower;
medium and heavy hogs steady Quotations were as
S,,oyr western and Southern pigs. - sor$. light
Western hogs s4as4 IS; medium ana heavy hogs 25n
q 10 Country dressed weak at 5q1e per n for good
hessE to n s9. Muller State hog. ITO 10
late ys.eTa. STATE hog; i.s n s,s :. % sos .o
NJ s. 20 DO 40 n. at s. co. 2 roughs 2o5 n. at
I" ~ II. Hum. Bro i.,. yesterday; State pigs 81
"e Indd 4 Co late yesterday: 1870 Indiana pigs. 90
=, AZ 81 10: 2ss Kentucky %. % N. a. ~ 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29

FLOUR AND MEAL-The market was dull and weak
s SaSs .,. II ssess E s %.I %
= loa.s %. extra No 2 winter. 81 sas5; no grade
mfE ud reGI Kn,Gfisd 81 5ss$ 8
s SsaS BIC nps yh n,I $685. g s nns
CO.. n winter IN bgx sPo 5SgsSc spring ,l Sga spot
rss city feed 800 h2miny chop 'oQ'2nc' OIL
eksSWAk sIIftnass weakness that was l. .Aor
{, generalization settled down the wheat market
rces.cped general movement Of active unloading by
Sous, Traders ana foreign s.ing by one Or TWO European
. pf.,sue ing wheat the losing lie and
quite a, is .'r The day although closing Ires" w.r. not
,i ~ 'e s.., :,ss @ q ~ and ss,ns a
ne ., n he Important influence connected with
the Nay short n.r. p' hsrs at w" least wss wei. provided
tine uas "nsa, witch has been arriving freely f9r some
caro has been the case in Chicago and the pressure
s ea was SS1.sen.n ,vsrs great n In ,. %se aDg
ara ca hss pounded the market neesssny az the week
SAS Ss1 az .Sn n. lat
cs.cags x, Of strong ~Lnd up o. the WAY eeai a,
gave s', se May psn ana .S BY as in
strong Tuesdays market wiz b. awai,ee With sroa,
sn asai By the rsee in both markets. VII be ne
ssa s ~ cs,esyo Cop nsws ,2eay was Of The best
Paris eons Ego penis o" nS'' snd @s. rem
F9,n's 70 frame lo~er Antwerp also heavy al
s ssT ,ssse and si renain 80 uain Tuesday morning
E s. "sTs ss s ss ssaDs sSs ga car, s
~ oads a; outports No RED wheat closed a, 81 1871
on, viih show Of hrio,sss following heavy weekly
sss,,s r aSe wsss.r sui
seS s2f'ns sssS a. &c net aa dssne On the egs
Closing a. s7Ae asked At best IN. corn Is
es Sw enc ans has maze su.pEsinsy iile Is.pOn:.
s ss o. the bet Export demand in wheat
= ;i:::s GIG E - :s::::eas ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
RALTlMORE& OHIO RR.

New YORK WIeIa-I tVTr'II'aI' SoutH FeifS ~
90, of Liberty street
,,,c,:c "a 30 A. m .i:45 p. m and sie:i5 nlght
SpiITTsBl;RG. 'i:3o a. m, 1880 p. HAS .. m.
a,k n.ht la:3O a. m. trains from Lbery-st only)
iccitSciSNATi ST. LOUIS $1,000 m. 1888 D.
WAsHINGToN. BALTIMORE. t':S 'io:o0 tDiner,,
.,,'ao m lDirer). t1:0 p. 'l:45 DINER. Is -
ptnsn ..:0S Diner. '5:s p. m. and 'i2:i5 night
NDW ORLEANS, '455 p. m. Through sleeper,
All trains are illuminated with Pn'sch Light.
0ncss. ia l52 26l i3t l2sS Boway. 81 Y. i4th-st.
,,- Wowerv n e: 800. 34} Fulton St. Brooklyn; White
hail Terminal Baggage checked from note! or residence
10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
WEST SHORE RK

Trains leave W. A2d ST. station N. y. as foowA and
Is M earlier from foot OF Franklin ST.:
1918 A. ~ Daily for Albany Utica syracuse, Roohes-
Ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Fort Wayne Toledo. C1svs-
land and Chicago.
0OO p ~ Daily for Albany, Montreal Utica Syracuse.
Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit,
Cley eland Chicago and ST. Louis
8,l6 p 81 Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Rochee-
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland.
Chicago and 81. Louis.
Time tab.es AT principal hotels and Offices.
C. Z. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt Ave-. New yesA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
and common a e5aS. co. sheep choice 10 selected weth
ers q 451S4 %; cuils 10 common. 81 25ass 30


ers - 451s4 %; culls 10 common. ~ 2'ass !"
Ems, Idh~r,v Nav 2s-Cauc steady: extra. g 10;
prime f51s5 TO- common S4d$l 30 Hogs ruled strong
prime heavy. s. aOat4 45; best medium - Sgst %,
heavy Workers 81 i5ds4 light s. o5 asa TO- common 70
fair 81 sSGss pigs TO quality 81 o9s' 70 rSusos
81 iOGs3 Gi Sheep h1n. choice clipped loJs+ -
common 50 25iss CO Choice clipped lambs. s. egsS
common 10 good 81 25asI 30: spring lambs s'gs" 90
Veal calves. s. 6ofr$S
Kansas cs,v Nav 2s-Cattle steady. unchanged. Hogs
steady; heavier 81 i0Qs4 packers 81 e5st 20 mixed
81 3Jas4 22: lights 50 15Qs4 10 workers. - eopst TO-
pigs s3fs3 80 sheep-Receip,s very hsht: no market
Louis. May 2sCa,e steady: fair to fancy nat.ve
shipping export 81 35gso 10 dressed oee ana
butcher steers IS 1874 90 under io0o 10 So sogst W
and feeders 50 s5Gs4 10 COWS and hefers - -
Qst 10; Indian steers 81 sotsf 20 cows aia
heifcrs saas3 % Hogs lcTisc eNysr foTkers 80 AZ
packers ssdS4 % butchers - 2d 30 sn~ep steauy
native nuttons, SO e5as4 90 lambs sass %
Sc 30. c.!is and bucks. So -. Texas mutons ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
.,..ica, nosi.ion o. Rrnzn conee !. as follows:

COTTOS-There cable from the Eng ish
to-day. owing Whsurtide holidays. THIS fact
anticipation of Mondays holiday IN this country
led local their outstanding contracts
especially the uncertainties q the situation IN
by the possibility manipulation ot the summer
bat only a snnai. SIN another feature II the sit
uaiion calculated . the caution operators
cotton the conflicting OF crop and
Indications Of broadening tendency the
buyers and what Is termed The out
public In ~ weather report Of to-day. The
Chronicle that the empe{atIre has IN general
favorable the development Of the and at
mary points beneficial rains have fallen. At p)in,s
In Alabama. Georgia and Florida. and IN the
southwestern portion % Texas and also in coast dis
that State rain is seld be much needed To
days market opened dull but steady at unchanged prices
10 n advance OF point advanced 70 points; eased
Of partially under ouiaton and closed steady a. net
advance points Total sales futures 49, 800 bales
Spot ruled inactive and closed duh
changed prices rnidtng up.ants 9lSc: middng gulf.
3l5l6c Included 200 bales for export direct ship
nent 81 bales spinners. Private and pubic dis
patches many % the southern spot markets
very encouraging holders at this point Demand
said be steadily increasing with Eastern and Southern
spnners FOR supplies Exporters
much In evidence. but IN instances were
outbi by domestic Prices further improved
demand, and indications pointed 70 stu higher
early week News from New England print cloth
markets also Of gratifying purpor 70 the friends Of
STAPLE Sales for ended reached about
pieces which 100 90 changed hands yesterday
basis u 1lsa2tc for OBJ Further business
said held check by the advanced rates de
uande5 by manufacturers.
The Chronicle makes the statistical position OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29

naxe Which With the weakness Of wheat corn pro
9vceo general deprtaion and left final prices We below
Friday night. Exporters as usual were silent No 2
GAS eoeed az s2hc; No oats a2c: No 2 white saiic
20 . "nNe o3c No white clips. 34c track mixed 32n
g' $780, rack white $685. RYE-MaIket weak No
o b anoat and 5ea5sc / I track 80. BARiEY~Mar.
het Gull; FEEDING, N445c Ntw-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29

ro'n thrown On maFKtt. ',.,,n Do,a cor,nun
Of wool at the three leading porr commune
W. decrease and there al present no pro"peS. o.
Of receipts their normal condiuons inee
a i,us foreign wool being contracted foI abroa1 anu
.,rnce Indications that irnporstionr Tor soe ~
s.a OH not be augmented from this source W me
~, ~ Mound. Of entered ct the port or
a'. i.n ~ 2a3 pounds warehoused and i'Iboo
n , entered for consumption Tho ri'haIa"ais
Ionnu los 1O7 mounds 20 600 pouncs in excess
~ ,oeed IA bond The total amount OF wool
% cs .ns " ~, the market 3To.>s2 pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
OTHER MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May 2sThe receipts Of cattle this week foot
nm 10 40 head compared with 4s.s2l head last week
Prices are I0U20c lower than week ago Choice TO
good steers 81 e5aS 20; mediums g. tSas 90 sockers
ana feeders s40f5 and hccrs. 81 40QSt Western
Steers s49$4 Is. Texas steers s. 5oas4 10 The weeke
recen,s Of hogs were 1872 400 head against 2i2oo head
Iast week Prices averaged Spl0c lover than yesterday
and closed 2O92oc lower than week ago Lights ~ dog
81 IS pigs 81 7odfs no. About o. 800 h.ad Of sheep
rere during week against 81 $50 head last
week Prices were steady the recent advance Common
sheep ssasA export .hssp - 4o fancy year
s" 3oasS o spring lambs sO1t7 per 100 10 Receipts
Cattle 300 head: hogs. LOO head; sheep 2So head
Cincinnati May 2s-Hogs dull. IS s5yst 10 catue
steady 81 1904 63 Sheep steady 81 'Sqs+ L~nos
East i,,ffao May 2s--Caitle-Receps were fair ana
ali were consizned through Hoss-Receips iisht n.srat
roushs common to choice % go6t4 pigs fair 20 cnoses
~ EnSta "a Sheep and iambs-Reeepts lxht rihIxst
sSvcf stssdy; hfuba choice Extra - 8Qvo toi GUS