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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
CHARMING GUIDE TO SUMNER RESORTS

The PHILADELPHIA Reading and New-Engiaho
Railroad has Just published charming guide DOCK
for all persons who may soon feel Inclined 70 spend
n few weeks OF the summer season or the entre
season at one Of the many resorts reached by TINS
linz OF travel II IS exqusite.y illustrated on nne
naner and the directions .or travellers are ad-
blv arranged. Visitors from New-Iorh cry
rm be spec,alv interested in the tables which tel
them how 10 reach any Of the resorts, spechyihe
The rates OF fare from this city TO all points, ana
giving besides an approximate summer time-'aDe'
Away in the hear, of the Mills. where % 'he
author saws the denlzens OF tho great commefc'oi
cs,,res seek rest and recreation In summer, theTo
are nictured In the book myriad OF deNghttHl re-
.or.s mere glance at one OF them Is almost
enoueb 10 make the weary worker In the counting
room or banking ofiic" Feel Ike a once PACKING
bia grin ard leaving his Office :or the iIst Uu'h
That will take him 20 one % them
In order mat cVeryD can. without lnuCh a-uis
ne ahle 10 select a spot most suiianie 10 ms own
ideas as to what d country resort Snoulu D' ny
localities are grouped under special Sc ions liots
houses. tae rates OF eacH ana th' 80
rance between them. together Win the nearest
ralroad station and the coach or wagon late
charged for comfortable ride from stations 10
hotels and boarding houses are given Tor every one
~ these sections The books title u the Inlla-
delphia Reading and Ncw-EnSard Railroad sum-
MGR Homes"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
WHEAT STILL CLIMBING.
IT REACHES 81 So AN ADVANCE Of 1872 cAN1S
pOR THE NAY OPTION

FOR THE NAY OPTION
Tho unnararo,cd upward movement in wheat
vas resumed Yesterday when the market
onened. Prices advanced in this city In an al
most urheard-of manner. going up 161s cents
bushel for the May option. AZ cents pushei
f,r July deliveries. and 29s cents bushei for
September and apparently only the rac' 'ha'
the Exchange closed at noon prevented
further rise The condition Of tie market ana
the attendant excitement confined the radlhs
for the most part to professional operators the
general public being too timid to venture anc
the professionals themselves conhning tner
operations TO q smaller range than heretofore'
Tho DAVIS advance was to 81 80. an advance
IN a week from 81 1871. net gain OF 4l1a cents
q bushel certainly the most remarkable fuctua-
ton in wheat on record for en- equal pcrlco OF
time A net advance in the week OF los4 cents
a bushel is shown for July wheat The MAY
option closed on Friday night a. Slf31e' but
onened Yesterday morning with jump to 81 Oh
II then advanced 10 81 80, then 10 81 10 AND
more gradually to 81 90, when trading became
very light
The DAYS trading was marked By great ex-
element on the floor Of the Exchange. each ad-
vance being greeted by cheering from the bulls
and rush TO cover shorts.
The advance was assisted by the strength
and excitement Of the markets OF Berlin AHt-
werp. Paris and Liverpool and the reports or
bread riots in Spain and Italy.
The operators greeted the news OF the receipt
Of Commodore Dewey's report with much en-
tbus.osrn in which the occupants of the visitors
gallery joined , -, 1900.
The causes for the excitement In the wheat
market during the week are easily seen Wnei
il is reflected that according TO Bradstreets'
the total stock In this country on May l va wa,
only 100000 bushels, or 100000 bushels
less than that held on the same day wear ago
and the smallest held on May for ten Years
The supply available in this country ana IN an
total stock in this country Canada and Eur0 oo
on May / was 100.s30CO bushels, """"'
bushels less than on May l. lNJ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

FLOUR AND MEAI.-tnothcr decided advanr" was
mad. In -four prices To- Jay on all well known bIhn'F
srring and winter The ho"eNcr was not follower
-, sly hy the trade which Il puzzled by the 'xrnoi
dinary actions u wheat and limits demand 20 ac,ua
nrressf,e Spring patents 81 I5UfI ~, winter s"als
S. Gsas ~: winter patents s6af6 80 sprns clears - -
az, "a ..ru ~ winter. 81 5"Nsi 10 cNtta 40 WIN
ier 81 20uSi 40 no grade. 81 sTltl 10. ~ l)I
Cuoier sacs 700 bhis ~ 81 5"Nisi 'Dl'NMt'Al'
o,'et quoted. tn fri-i 81 3oa 81 40 ~ - brand
TAo; MEAL. Firm. me ~hite. i"c hne Yellow "a"z.
'',ree 7III1c. FEED quiet. 10. ca and :" II " n
=, IN bulk sS415c. spring bulk Iaa.nc: midding bi'.
otG1Lc rye feed 75r city feed. oJcnSl. tommy ch"I,
T5c oinlea SCI jous2i 50. screening 5on''o IN buik
GRAIE-WHEAT- An unexpected advance OF D. busn
LIVERPOOL this morning paved the ~aN for
another hard squeeze II MAY shorts her" and advanced
rte rr,ce I6izc n during The forenoon. on top Of
Witch another Ger added by continued demand on
~. ,urb The highest point OF the regular session va.
>, 20 and curb ~ III. So thoroughly frightened
that WITH any continuation or
,reng.h abruad bulls no end ~ INC mater
short q Il least per bush Supples ar" reidaikau'
ac,c4 in All markets and Is said that Letter. VINO
r.,iv controls situation. has minated II 81 MS ONLY
interest n1a . In tne May delivery for which u II Lis
nurro.c get good round prices oiher options ""fe
rmi,aily affected. although lees violently Juy oIo,Ins
higher and later months fr,m le 70 2.c hish,r Lhe
inward movement steady and constant through
tho day boar. apparently being dsmor...d Sy the
turn Of affairs they did yesterday. 10
sell the market short from Northwestern markets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
EIGHT ~ ( RACE FOR ANNAPOLIS.

Eight youths. between thc ages OF sixteen and
twenty. competed Yesterday IN the final GAMMA
tions for hip 10 Annapolis from Congress
man Shnnnon'S district. held IN Grammar school
40 o. in West Fifty-iourta-st. The examiners
DR.. Elgas. the Associate superintendent OF
Public Schools. Principal 4. J Whitesiie Of Gran
mar school No CO Principal David T. Gaddis o.
Grammar School No. - and Or. Ray, principal o.
the irving Private School. in West Eishiy-fonrth-
g. Tho result Will be announced by DR.. E'eas at
his home. so 121 West Eehiy-sev"nth-st. on
Thursday evening. Sixteen applicants 'or the oaie'-
ship were examined az he beginning OF the tests.
hut eight were rejected on account OF physicai ma
billy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

Owing 30 the powerful influence Of NJ. Ppbc-
donostseff the Procura tor General or the Holy
synod, theatrical rcpresen ations In tho RUSSIAN
language have been prohibited throughout Rus-
sia during Lent since the reign OF Alexander III
to the present time. The result was that Tor
seven weeks in every year Russian actors were
prevented from following their vocation, anc
were IN many instances reduced 10 the greatest
century This year however. the Administration
Welding TO the appeals OF the theatrical profcs
sion and OF the press, has decided 10 permit
plays ia Russian during the second. third, ffth
and sixth weeks Of Lent. The representations
are however 10 be limited 10 dramatic works
md grand opera the performance Of comic
operas being strictly prohibited. Moreover. the
local authorities will have power 10 authorize or
prohibit such performances as they may think
At. Representations In foreign languages Will be
permitted In Lent, a. heretofore. without re-
striction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
WHEAT STILL RISING.
THE MAY MARKET REACHES ONE DOL
LAR AND SEVENTY CENTS.
RELIEVED TO BE 4 WILD scARE-COsTLY WORK
FOR SHORTS TO GOVERN FOUR DAYS
TIE RISE WIS FIFTY-TiiHEh

CENTS a BrSHEi

TELEGRAPH 10 THN TMBCNE.l
Chicago MAY There have been beWiider-
inging days in ;he wheat market d" '"'oue"
mis- Letter bull campaign but there has been
nothing like to-day. All the week the "iSea''eS
have been PREDICTING that 81 ~ was the tH''
The May slipped up very easily to-day 10 - ~
. oocan, advance compared with last night.
Only last Tuesday the May closed at II L. 50
,ha, IN four DAYS those who have been snort
may have had t. put up - cents bushci |"
nro,ect their trades Or over S3o0OW on every
,,ii,ion bushels who can stand such losses as
,hato is the question heard on every Sidc. pu'
they are being endured. and that the snort
,r.o~es. Is large il proved by the conduct OF the
market itself.
n is an expensive operation to take all the
cash wheat Offering at such astonishing prices
ard Letter certainly would not he paying o"'
money unless he knew he had short interest
enough to more than repay him There was
M 20 trade in the May to-day. posSloiH ''''',"
bushels changing hands. Letter brokers ala me
scling. apparently having 10000 bushels for
eala on each : cents advanced.
IN order 20 give an Air Of merit 70 the wheat
price. Letter had brokers taking all the cash
car lots and he paid UP astonishing hgures ior
them The No 8 red wheat sold at ~ -; NO "
spring at 81 90 4 car lot Of No = req sofa az
81 He took all the car lots. Whether 'n'S
rronnised TO make contract grade or not
This market did not alone participate III 10
oav's excitement. There was the same expert
ence everywhere Paris WAS The only marker
that showed a decline. II vas off to cents
bushel Liverpool was UP equal TO cents d
bushel on nearby futures; New-York was up
,f11 cents on May. although Il closed an hour
ahead of Chicago. Minneapolis was np -
cents on May and L. cents Oh July Duiuth UP
1S cents on May and Il cents on July. July
here opened at 81 O2I,. sold between 81 WA ana
81 n6s.. and closed at 81 062.. II was 81 o''9 on
the curb.
The May. after touching 81 20, closed at - ~
September was Up So cents, closing al N''4
cents II Is Wild scare The ordinary news
was not looked at. a Michigan state crop re-
mort made the condition Cor May ~ cents anu
reported loss Of only per cent by winter
KILL e The pit had no time for 1t.
Cl4o,ances were $4,000 bushels The small
weekly clearances. less than 3vopu" bushels
uers exnlaired 70 be due 10 the fact that CAN.
Fornia had nothing TO offer II was scare ana
consequently tn, trade was not large. nat the
talent here was not striking the thing rlsht WAS
On the curb puts on July wheat closed at
81 0lis; calls at 81 Ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
HAMILTON INSTITUTE RECEPTION DRILL

The sixth annual reception ir!l Of the Hamilton
Institute cadets held at the 22d Regiment Ar
mory yesterday afternoon. Lieutenant Edward
Beckett. the military Instructor OF the school was
r., immediate charge Of the cadets. and acted rs the
reviewing officer. Cadet Major Drake conducted
the movements In a thorough and skilfuI manner
so that the efficiency OF the corps its soiG!ory bear
INK and training. brought forth welldeserycd APP
pause. Victor Herbert furnished music through
out the afternoon.
The prize for the best-d,ied private was won
by Leslie L. Savage: honorable mention ~ Royal
Uougnton and Herbert Callmann. Company A: r.
wing Callmann. Company 3. and Cyril Dos Passos.
Company e. The prize for the bcst-Griied non
commissioned officer was taken ~ clifford Poets,
wh,lo Wynne Matteson received honorable mention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
THE UNION cLrRs PROPOSED REMOVAL.

As foretod In The Trioun" Yesterday the
element in tho / mon Club which favors moving tnc
club 20 some place further uptown Is preparing TO
bring ~ the matter at the next meeting. and at
tempt 20 secure the adoption - resolution that
will provide for the removal The report about 'he
site at Forty-thlrd-st and F.ftn-ave being viewed
Win favor cannot 20 actually confirmed although
II is believed to have been considered No action
con- be- taken uutN the club passes formal resolu-
lions This cannot hc done until the annual meet
ing II THIS should te done, however. then TIC
matter would be placed IN the pro3e~ hands. Those
who are acting now doing unolii oially. ana
can only make suggestions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET

New York. MAY :. 1898
REEVES -Recepts '--day We, - cars. n as hesd
neatnS cars for EXPORT alive en1 >, cars cnssn.a
v tho steamer Ariannhor and which ~ere n,ended for
hr Havana market closed Jay. the restric
ions or ssushsring aFns len 81 iaT snoysd as !.
paid inside o.. 50 80 Pc 10, 70 Dressed beef SOW
i,n!Sa and Liverpool quo,e. i've cat,ie slow a, icSIls
stmated dressed weight I've she-p unh hanged a. .gtso
TO London 40 cattle and 24:o quarters q beet ne
Massachusett- 70 the same port, 30 ca;t.e on -. Gag
quarters u nee, the Lucsnia - Liverpool
CALVES r. reip's {" head all foT 'he nsFse ara az
per TO \ tr Inferior prime veas 'iy dressed YEAS
nm a, 7gsc per ~ and ch9S car - Ts4s esy W.
Anirsa ,Mqnen., .s veal. u? n aysT, ,s. ~
J. II Hume * Bro - v'als' l'' ~ Al - - DO II"
SHIP AND LAMBS Receipts to fay IL, cars
@GiS head including s.ns'e car d!reci - a cty
butcher and es cars FOR the mark mssns MN MN. n.
S.xte,h - ami at Jersey Ct' IRE market ruled t!ll
,or an Il stock. AMI lambs w"re sl.y Zoe eve,
tNr cis. Prime cl.rI-t sheep I'D a. 81 - per i,o y
ho!,e STATE d. - 90 ortini'y to choiee IpIs' q "a
s. 80 en-h. Dressed mutton sow al 6i;9sc PER n
dressed lambs weak at >Gesc Cy eressei sprns anis
rlch country dressed sprns lambs iu az s2tS5 ear
country Gssei spring lambs ON at S?ls peg cSe@s -
=, average ~ - ,er - Il $50 o. 3 - az s. ~
Is y 8. a. 2i2 sias a. = =, at s. 900 d. 50 r.
at s. a. - clipped state sheep. 100 y At = = &C -
T. H dsg = y, At NV 81 ppri SAT-. sae.p
III . a, - 81 srrns iainhs At - - es,n 6, ~,
"a w4s.~rn 81, ~ n 81 (, ~; spring lambs I"
u, pser,on 4 CO.: 25l clipped Buffalo lambs soH 70.
r'nns: III cl,gg.:i oh.o lambs. So 10 at IS Sd
HOGS Rs'-e,s gay were IL cars Or s'la nae ss1S
~ 'lsgsh,T.r. Srss T ,9s4 20 r sa 100 "a:
country dressed slow at 4No'sc Per TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
rY-lNylSSADOR BlYARD'N VISIT

Thomas f. Bayarl formerly United States Am
hassador 10 Enrland n the Fifth Avenue
Hotel for short time yesterday. MI Bayard re-
ce!vcd the news o, Com,nodor" Deweys victory
there ana was most enthusiastic over u. Nh'A
asked ahou, Al alliance between the United states
and England he shook his head. out an 'l-old-you-
So twinkle came ln.o his eye. 1t was learned from
friends 90 Mr.. Bayard that he vas greatly pcasch
the moral support this country 10 getting from
r,npind and hoped that I'm time his cherished plan
q: an alliance between ;hc two countries might be
of,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
BRIDGE TOLLS FOR TROLLEY-CARs.

John L. Shea the Commissioner OF Bridges. had
a consultation yesterday with representatives or
tho trolley companies which run cars over tho
Brooklyn Bridge and mado TO them definite
proposition for Increase OF Bridge tolls for the
cars TO which he said he expected TO receive a
definite Answer next Tuesday. at II "A m. Com
missioner Shea's proposition IS that the combined
companies shall make agreements by which they
shall pay 10 the city not less than $4,000 a year
In tolls. The details of the proposition not
Given out but this must be the minimum figure.
This will the tolls for crossing the Bridge.
conference with the offciAls Of the elevated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

Galveston May COTTON steady; mctinss. receipts
lou, rLlunc : = Ice. good ordinary - tN, DI,
% bales exports 10 France $50 To 'he ''
stock. 40. l3o a., ,,s,,,c 6sc low
miiulur ; II idi good ordinary. Dc; receipts: So
','r,s " s,,,se 30. sa es $40. stock. ~ II ,,sc
'Nbo,.s v,v Cotton nominal. Tddhns' o,sIns
,oy, r,ia,i,ng III. good ordinary. i-l6c gross wv
Memphis. May Gotten steady; middnns' s9s baIes
,,iIIiing 80: good ordinary. DC; trr.ipS' 49,
n,n,' ,3-. sales 100, stock. 57o3 .s.. low
Noble May cotton steady; n,d ,a ',.Septs -
piIllnr : b, lGc: good ordinary % 100 '''
bales. sa,es 9Go. stock 1881. ,,,,,rs 1885,
Savannah May 7-cotion guiet; "ilanl n,ts cos.wsA
Tow midiling. 5Hsc; recelpts '"' ""'es' 'Ni
800. sales stock. - ~ ,,,,,,s Sac: icw
t, NM 80. good ordinary. 5Ssc. net teo, 81 ,al
hncs sros. 7od shipments. s95; sales go; , i6c
-, orleans Nav Cotton quiet. midalhs y . 90:
,,S ,itiny Sic: good orinary f'sc; re,. Nv, s,ocx
ex"orts to Great Britain, 1878: sales ''V'
-. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
OTHER wARYrrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Ch,,aso May Trade IN cattle today was euH Il
unchanged frces extra q choice steers were -
a. q, lockers and fealers So 5QS5 cows ard Aels
ss S5as. - cAives s+Gsd Hog prices ~ over 80
,ee range beiag 81 eoGS+ % prime lsh, were @s0
NV ia.c under hes, h-av1es pigs trolst -
s,sen prce- were practically nominal on Usm
49, an r,cks were gu1iable az 81 2Jg 80 30 cippes
te. lon head hogs. 1900. sheep. lSo =, r,,rs
,.fnrirnarI Nav III active az IS -o.sf,." ~
s,~aiy AZ s. 75gs4 ~. sheep steady AT s. 'ogs4 i'
s'e,dy at 81 1884 rs t., 80, s,i5es5 Is,
East Liberty May Cattle steady extra 20 .Ssiy
.,,n axes 10. common IS 9JpSt 10. foss $50.
80. ,sl,,n and heavy hogs 81 25ds4 80 ces'
s,fst ~ Wrht Workers - iegSt Is pes IS ros,s %,
M rcugh- 81 400 81 rs common - fair, = "a "a
Sheep nrn choice clipped. 81 oGN -; cohNn., {,
90 a. ,ra.,. Clipped lambs 81 ,5g>t ~. c'ini,n
good 81 i5eSt 20: spring lambs 'f"| W
Kansas CITY May Live stock marke, suo"s -, kris
,,Nr',rnen In the last week. demand e'od y.
butchers ioaicc higher Irises s,ss' s3eo
e. 49, Yorkcrs 81 soas3 ~; pigs. s3g:3 M sheen
higher. wool lambs s5Gs3 80: clipped - .''s'' ''
Ill 81 75gs3 so. choice S+Gs+ q. .,, ,,,,ys
:, ious May Cattle steady; falr ~ ia. . hurner
and eyrort steers 81 $50 81 Is dressed n' ,sr, ard
, sass ~ under ooo n. s. 9ousi ~, mix
c,.rs 81 poaSA Is and heifers. S-1Ss csSsi 55
sales 81 I5uS3 ~: Texas and Indian steer Workers.
Us and n. fers 81 25lS4 Hogs - "ss,'o, sheep
20 sSlS3 ~ packers 81 s5NSi butchers ~ a3A
- ,"ootysF native r1ut,ons s3asi 80 spring lsmos' w.
-, nnYSlo MAY 7-Ca,,lcRecepts o, s NE, lids
only "A car or two The market ruei rlN Sir,y active;
1,ns Hogs Receipts hight. Msrket t.'S chn,ce,
Workers good o. choice - 30 roughs c., sheep and
lambs Receipts fair Market slow Lazy, 20 She-n
~, s. nGs5: cults and common. sisS' ~ corrn
choice to selected wethers s. io9st 70 c"''S !"
81 25Q$3 Ca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

sold. Following the sales In detail,
New South Wales. g 700 bales; greasy. s%dals AID:
greasy 5aiosd Queensla ID 5000 ba:es secured 74do
Ia Id greasy 5AIl0zd. Victoria 1900 bales; secured
9i0s I'd; cdIis. South Australia. 200 bales
greasy 5tgIAd. Tasmania. 400 ba.es; greasy. 7Xdg
I'D New Zealand. POO bales scoured 519,i greasy
'a9ai Cape Of Good Hope and Natal 800 bales secured
Jl4ls Id greasy. Ji3Vs3i. Seventy i've ana
hundred bales Will be offered ar
for series number lt3g2s bales Including
u bales forwarded direct. The imports during tina
New South Wales. IL SD bales; Victoria 3DlI
South Australia 10 so3 bales Wes, Australia lsIo
bales Tasmon'a 3O4O bales; New Zealand 28 bales.
Cape of Hope and Nata 2siO bales Bussorah In
bales and else vh ere. GA bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

From The Atlanta Constitution.
Don't want ter fight on worter
Whar them thar breakers SOU"
Amt takin' any chances
'Ccpt Jest on runnn' groun.
Don't want no salty sea IN m'"e-
Brung up on Georgia Ian
An when II comes ter nghtin,
That's whar | takes my stan
Jest can't tight on wor dr uaves
That look like broke up heaas,on,"
over Lord knows whut graves.
Don't want no salty sea IN MING
But gimme Georgy Ian.
With Of red clay an turpen,tinss
An Dixie" from the ban'I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

the rentals for terminals and cleaning OF roadway,
ana will include tho 100 now paid for the siollgs
1, Washirg;cr-sf Brooklyn. The present p-!
inouts by the trolley companies would amount 10
rgilroaSs IS 20 be held next Tuesday. at which
proposition Will I've made 10 them The tot on rs
sicnor would not tel, what this proposition VIII Dc
AC..~ that 4 conference VIII he arranged between
,he Commits sioner and both the elevated ara sur
face roads together This latter Will bs held some
time next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08

Cash quotations follows: Flour strong ulr,,-
wheat Ea.,g,. So 2oafG5o d. stash. $, iSass. 20
8 "@s6 30: stralSht g 5as' 7o bakers $, 75a@ IS
s. oasl 30. No : rcd 81 5lasI IS. No corn 40
80: 80 Yellow corn. S5c - oats. Sic ~ White
barley 1902: No aass-ed 81 SO prime timothy SEED
g 5'S2 q: mess FORK per bbi $40 1880 - aT per
IS 10 dry sailed shoulders boxed. is.05c. clesr
side; 6oxedl ;. coast 10 wn.skey dlstllers finished
goods. per ea. 81 % on The Produce Exchange today
the butter market vas steady, cresreres l3al5c dars
hinged.
- t. family. 81 5oas4 10 Wheat e'ron' higher 50
re- nominal 81 3D. Corn oar saser ~ nsei a,s$s,
I.r, qqlet 81 70 Bug meats aEn. s. 20 Bacon arm
81 s May % Ssgs &: & S sa asaer y S:S,
Iui,. ssi.c. rye higher No / 7oc. Barley easy: 80 1
81 AZ sepSfntsr @ ssc " hard 81 g.. S5 7 ys sTs
" 81 ~. e. Fgr heher a. frs, pa''s s:gs5 20 sec;
clesrs ~ 3opsi -. Bran unchanged.
rhiladel,hia MAJ Wheat strong ard nc higher,
NAV s. 3, 3d. s. % ssked Gorn ancdaase y Mixed
pa b a si@sl o. o. fsr to sS 9as, Butte. .H' ao.
,nansel. iancy Western cr"amery II - prints. isc.
S1aihcrn io,,t crecse u-crangei. R-,e.ptsHF1oe-
900 h'-. lo,'p sacks. wheat $3.50 n'.sh. c2n. 1900
bs-;. e's. 25oo bush. Shipments Wheat. 800 bush;
c.r1 i4.vD bush. aat- lRoDp bish.
- LOUIS May Fl rr -'song; oNc.,ei and higher;
s.. medium. Sass ~. ow grades 50 Sass - Wheat
- higher 30 "a cash e'ta;1r - . 'rac1 81 3is
XII bec.ite-. So. 81 hara ash 81 IS c@rz-seo:
.'c".S ~ > ca-h 49, MAY -, u%'o Juy 53iac Sep
b r.. rack 5.'.c. Ma g. jay 2sisS s~pism6-r.
-. - Wit" g. Hrin-Qu.e. ts' nm. east
rs. ,'iair iiai'c., Eggs love- So
81 - I'd May 81 - tI c5rn iui n1ghsr - mixed.
So. pais dull s.esiy; 70 miS.i Bic. Re dull
higher y ash. ca 'Toyerssed steady. prime casa
Il, f1 sfh4 rgei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
THE STATE or TRADE.

Boston. May 7.--Flour-Receips. $50 bb!s: higher.
spring pateats. 50 7oDsI 81; winter patents 50 25dS'
spring clears ami straghts s. .o@sG 75 winter DO s. %
s5 10 Cornmea H. m. sMscr per bush 81 0vdSl 81 ner
hbl. Corn Receipts. gisi bush: nrm yellow
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