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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21

5. 90 In ir. WIN spsi Quoted q slsSopsit o. Nay
WIN spot quoted al iSi futures Isl ios
sq spanish ms aS .sd co.sd .a.l
quoted a; $3.50 10 3 foundry iron a, MiddesSorO nm
''s Mdr ss .s At hs e, 80 .,a. Shove,
s ~ S D d h snf a m nsa ' she
I & fair We gHs e sSa ie e o
Orleans pen kettle. common. 2iQ2sc "a 2ss;,c sSod
3D. s'rqP e common Cai2s far laoi'e good l'1'oe
oCEAN FKEIGIiTs-The marie, FOR berth ,reshs was
dgi ana nominal at me clowns aa.a.oss i h 30
Ha. 81 Ne~easus. 3..d. Antweip "a; Hamburg; %
rs ga direct ports arse TONNAGE ss $aSs I'd eo,'oa TO
TREiGHrs AMI ciARTEk;s~ MA t' in sail tonnage
continues eh oh,ush GOOD rates Are na Tor vess, -
inquiry or steamers was ligh, snd ra,c in consequence
a." easy To-! an dspa':nen,s - : ,l n
Continent or United siAs. aas June cna.teed abroad
as ,@ sI -S 9" .,ae 5sSF's ems ' r sa
general cargo hence VIA Red Sea pos to calcutta and
"a 60 hence south African poris ber.ned. June !rt-
beri.ed. May. British 9su general csrg'
hence to boie'auh lsIitea: rush si-ansT icy5 S@s
merry tinted States. reieyeiy Euope, British steamer;
hinsdon, Of Comment iss net FORM June British
,icamer iah IONS. same incnans h9i.n - net ig'm
Montreal to ck Tor orders. IS 81 Jun lifii!sh s,eam,
British steamer CSC ms. orc i!uea north Of na
tons ps nay %eWeedsSd ore tsac M deyery
ns kns!on Ner"sK4a slea%eI ,99 ,Is s1m T,
TINS lumber Guf to Monte'idep - iiu, nos AyFes So
lcno ner, so tons. senera cargo, hence 70 surnam
S2"s' ana POI cnA ses nIiii'h Sh2 n,i ~ IONS
schooner S75 ions csiar ana mnhosany Mexico To Ne"-
York prNat' terms. schooner. .4J tons. gene al cargo
sen.e 10 Jack-onvila current rates and bach !nnbel
~ ' No Al'an Ns W 9@a No. Sss io
49, @' SGf a.. 10 ,r o c @ s tT ef ve1 q
Key Wet - ana discharged tNo Brush sch1oners III
and i2s 'ons. lat. Chatham y H., to New York. 90:
sehsqns' l'5 ,on, coai EIl1sbcthport to augusta 81
N 'e4} m@"t Ter eo,onsfea on ana prices rul sd
se.efs apart foreign trade am arcci,5
ss9t n gd Ln'sa ed Of was r, 2c c, ,"' e'
mills. l1Nl1'-c. prime summer yellow. .jsp2cc. on
GUNNER yelo -.g='G butter ladies 2;g3sse prime
American law. liqi5c; American holed 4cgi7c. Cal
aa G as sSeuhai Irregular to
day vim enela unaelcdrrcnl Of weakness, r~rul,lns
l,aa quoted: Msss 81 ''ai nf.; "a
meas' 9s' A,, so q 81. .,mY s '2ss Ii
HANs-pun. ,2ag>-J 20. 49,. DRESSED HoGs-Deli.
,sSns s i e ,,SsI H. . Gs Ps p e.
les. 7U7l.c: 10 n &c. u u. Gs9o.e Il ID. 6.lc;
sso i %s1n GSis 10 T. ' ws:srn 's" .e
81 @ sy y' srd 4; . my 81 lisa . refined
easy s,lM America. s. 80. coniinen s6H Irazii
.sTEARlNE-Fa-y. quoted; oieo o'.c cl''
lard s,earne .iaa's.e nominal ,.. ,.-.,.. ., CITY
and country buyers as urgent as ever WIN ioTs'sn ma
He @ AIM far Sc"s 't ar. at n s
f.tsn stable 70 arrrc eSee?, a. mstera. sacuhse 20
goa 81, T5fc prime choice. o',Yc-c; nard 5e5,4e:
js s'a" -. s5,.c. RSnsoon in bond WIN
SUGAR The market foF raw snsar showed some trisSo
i-iec above price bid Tor rehners. 4'.e while mus.
quotations noninaiiy unchanecd s'.c 5'.c
lively Adees .- ,hs Enssn marx, ,ay'ed ,mpo
quoted rs 80 and far rehn'ns io' "a h.e cont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21
DEL. LACkAWsNyA AND WESTERN IL. H.
stations In New York. foot OF Darc'"'
ANA ChrIHtopher streets. ,.,r
NESTlBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN b'ff
DlNIGlU Il(.HI.

Dree; 20 NEwARk. BLOOMFIELD. MONT SsNiag
THE ORANGES summit. Bernards'l-.e. 81, i' Ion,
Ridge. Madison. Morrstown. Paasac .1.r
ton Dover stanhOpe. NEWTON. III - ,sSoi,i 80
LAKE HOPATCOND. Hsckettstown - % - -
MOUNTAIN. washinsson. FhiLLIPsB5 o- RU Noun
,e.ns. SCRANTON. PiTTsTON W IN -, III
NANTIcokE nANyILLE. N0k LHt" ii HSGoIP5WiCH.
MoDtrose. BiNGuAM1OS. OXFORD, .,ci' -, ~
Waieryllle. UTICA RlCHFIEID SPKiSyS VII, MIA
SYRACUSE, OsWEGO. ITHACA. ONEno El.sian al
CORNING. BATH. DANsNlILE ~ ~ III &c IN ~ "
500 A. AUTHORIZATION MAIL stops d. '-'
1000 a. M-tcsfe car,. BUFFALO. SCRANTON nix
HAMTON OWEGO. ITHACA El.Mli'>' S,-.t.c1
EICHFIELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE ana - go, - 20 a,
EXrREss Pullman Palace cars ,n,s Wssi
100 M-sCRANION. W'I.kEsBAt.tt anu ~
EMPRESS pg..man Buffet rarlor Gar. ,., ur w,
400 l.. M.-ScRANTOS, WiIKESBARkh AN ~ ~
OUTH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet patior. ~ T,r...
700 7. NJ. tDaiyl-C'llcaso Nesthued lir'Gu h11tf'e
Tor SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON, bLMiKA' - r.
FALL Pullman Bune, 5!ee2ins =, ar Ne" HI" ~
Chicago Dining Car west Of EnNalo s,.,,.,,
$50 T. ~ ODallyl-Bunao Express. pullman SieepI Per
for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTOS, El,NlRA ~ hs
Mt. NORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving IN bDha'o
s:so + n Dany-BiFFAIo. sCRANToN. BINGHAM
UTICA OsWEGo EMPRESS Pullman bu''e'
rio'KETs AHD PULLMAN ACCOMMODATING a,
Henry a. sons GdmltedD, ll3 Broad way. ~ PARK
Place. 40 Broadway and 9ie Broadway TlcNes az
ferry stations IA 4h-ava i2th-st VI West 10Th
and ios l.rcsdway Brooklyn. Timetables giving fun
Information rt all staons - M a.
WEeTCOTT EXPRESS COMFANY VIII call for and
from hotel or residence 10 'eS'ina'lon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. May 20 p. m.-Cotton-Spot moderate
demand prices unchanged. American mtdlng 3 - led
The sales day 1000 bales II which JJp bales
wec. 70, speculation ana export and Included 300 bales
American, receipts. 400 bales. all American Futures
with moderate demand and closed steady
American mGGiing ! G. May. 3 % dii sellers; May
and June. , % ga sellers: June and July, I'-Gif
sellers July and August "a Old sellers. August
September. 30 64e3 "a G4d BUYERS se9iemoer ana
~ o. ~ G+d buyers October and November
ga sellers. November and December. J -'+d buy
ard January. 3i6fd buyers January ana
February 81 Gid buyers February and March SGD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston May 2o.-cotton firm. midding l3-lcc;
low mldd.inc, Tide; good ordinary, doc receipts
lOi balcs; sales l,4g6 spnners. 30. stock 4-Y4@
Illltimore. Nav 2U.-cotton nominal; m'auIns DC
low r,ddns I-IGc good ordinary otc het tecspu ~
1917. exports L. Great Dr'thlh D. io@
to Frame iOi the Continent. ld00; stock i.ole
norfolk May .o.-cctton firm: mcdlng. sac; low
nifbIIns 49,; good ordinary, She receipts, o''
bales: exports coastwise. 800; sa'es 522 stock LIS
Menphis MAJ 3.--totton quiet; middIns o ID loc,
.ow .ddIirg. sac: good ordinary +se' net receipts $40
baIes sross 2sG shipments $50 sales LOO, stock In
ls., ia.is5. in 1891. SSH ....
savannah May 2O-Cottcn quiet and steady, middiing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21
WEST SHORER R

Trains ". 42d ST. Station. n u. ~ follo"s' s.o
m. earlier from foot Franklin ST.: -.
lV,ij A. NJ. Daily Albany, Utica Syracuse Eosnes-
tsr BUFFALO, Niagara Falls. Fort Wayne Toleco. Csss-
land and Chicago.
q 90 r. n Daily for Albany Montreal. Utica, Syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit.
Cleveland Chicago and 81. Louis
Sis y. 81. Daily for Albany, Utica Syracuse Rochee'
ter. Bunso Niagara Fails Toronto. Detroit Cleveland.
Chicago and 81. louis
Time tshles at principal hotels and oh,es.
{. L LAMBERT. Genera, Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt Ave.. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21
BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R

foSI OF I.perty street. .s,
CHICAGO 400 d. M. @l-5 p. m and %. 10 night
pii1TfSnuko 1880 a. m, $3.50 p m, ,i:.S p m,
tlScISNATI ST. LOUIS . no 90 a. m , ,3;s5 nsr,
o, 20 a m DINER. il:oU m 'l:io tDiner'. !3;v
Diner, .i:s5 DINER, '355 p. m and I'D night
WV ORLEANS. ASS 7. NJ cnroush sleeper.
~ ,,alns are Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
nnnres: III I72 pei Az. ?s4 BdNay. ~ r. Itn-se.
-. powerv Y 40 3il Ful'or-st.. brookvn; White
I'm Terminal baggage chsckei from hotel or resdencs
S,stin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21

~ low miffing 1-lSc. receipts a6s bales, exports
co.stwse ne. sales $50. stock 10
St. Louis May 9o-Cot,on steady; mdilng 5hc; iow
mddux 5Ac; rood ordinary 3'.c, net receipts. iss
bales. gross 49,. shipments $50 sales 1874 stock
81 .o5i nm, -,
low n.ddling SIC good ordinary 47sc. receipts Col
bales exports TO Great Britain 1923 to France. ll6; TO
the continent coastwise. l5i7: sales. i5oo stock.
90 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOB PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASH
fO'' iNGTON.
From foot Of Liberty ST =.
1r..L a,vs "a 500 1000 III 30 Dining Can A. 0.s
LOO as $40 90 Dining carr, go" p ~ l2i' mas;
a.,riar. 40 1900 al 30, Dining Cal A. NJ; i.so
,s.eo Dining CaD 500 Z. II. 2I5 md, Aadi'ioa ga
.-.s,. ,n1 Philadelphia week days, 300 A. NJ. ~"
40 80 900 vi. sunday 300 A NJ 100 r d
Boats dE 7o 755 25 sac. s:5s Dos. go 49,
1870 iSiS ig4S, li9s, JS ,i5' a. s4o s:Ss
l2s a. IS. 35S sie SS5 =, s5s s, 7 s9od sss
20 49, 1000 II 80 NJ 1900 n. l2.o. 40 aSo'
a.V0 AK 4:2O 4;j5. 5:25. 600. $3.50. 723 I'D W.
S.ss iO55 p " 1915 mdt 49,. -. ,,..x q.
ard RsrG,r car "a seat, 81, q 49, roy as4 1873 broad.
WI ~ c,h Ave 81 East lith St. l3 East 10th 81,
VA wss, ie5th ST. o5i Columbus Aye New ior x;u
20 :, $40 Fulton ST brooklyn: % Broadway WIZ.
,ar,shire The ~ Y. Transfer Co VIII cal tor ana
check baggage from hotels or residences ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21

COTrOS-To-day's market for cotton futures was
the volume Of business Around the opening trading wa
fairly active. orders having aecumuised over nshe s,s
improved several points on local covering an1 io'e.s
buying started by more encouraeng reports from ,ns
LANDS in number Of sections ., the wall
Stree, howsysT ,oa quite fssS Sr s s"s on tho ena
ZION of the growing plant and New-orleans sold on ne
T.: bis the in .n t s
OF the trades scattered with the TENDENCY
.say SHf howsTe o. s To
rivey face Of an Increasing EXPORT nov ,n hon
locally and in the South and generally fsvorans news
from splnners In the East There was some seins 20
~srs rtsSsy lover 9s The market a
changed price: to points hsn.r the 'Ho' sn.l. 81
?. d s4 Th apsn Sa of
Quiz sales included ssi5 bales to exporters; and ~
, dss'S spinner. n. o sS1he NOBLE spe' m
Lie higher sales 700 bales Savannah QUIET and STEADY
. ~ sAe, sa Sas: zoo Ssss Sd nm
S22 bales Baltimore nominal. G'sc Auros,a steaey'
a. es ssessy 'slsa sales .'' bales ''''
The export movement thus far this season mas oeen a.
follows ,.,. Mana. c,o,.,,.,.
To.s .ncs sh September Tssa 81 7sss
Thornans crop report issued this mornnS states tas
the high temperaure pIsvai.ng eufns ne novement IN
The prospect crop. II especially n9oSso'
the northern and eastern portions OF s nor s,ans
with the exceptions OF North Carolina Texas ana Afka
there deficiency u rainfall foT me @ a.
that the lack Of moisture resulting In some dsnase
South Carolina seems 20 suffer the mos, y,
cotton belt, The stand S and growth slow Re
ports outside Of Texas and Arkansas indicate az
assured that the whole Will undergo but slight
any change from that OF last year o.. ,.,
The range Of contract prices in the local market 10 'AF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21
ENlcH VALLEY SYSTEM

st,toi foo, Of West 23d 5. penn H. RI Cor,anot or
S'"'' wv pesbrossee ST.
eradicate, time from West go 81 other figures $40"
,,r,s rom Ccrt!andt or Desorosses 81. . ,,> a..
s6:iO. I2O A.. NJ daily sunday 'o'4o a. 'i' 'os
rASToS and intermediate stations; ,,c,.,pr scpAx
so SEQ N da,y for W1kKy ya RSry,ssrEH
pyFFAIO NIAGARA FALLS and the West ana prhe'-
lining and cnalr u
P'srt 20 300 daily except sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21

Foreign coffee markeis-Ssntos-Co1ee market closed
Church holiday Hanhurg-Conee market opened
changed 80 p. dull UNCHANGED to pig hisr.,
Havre-Cofee market opened quiet
!. franc higher: IL l. frame lower al y D. m
steady unchanged closed net unchanged total sales
% bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21
The following the total net receipts Of cotton
all ports since September J. 1891:


s. 81 ss s s9 ss g as: rI
buff F T2 tS S" MEs hode5 a. su az en-
affected this week by the iTresusriiy in wheat. and
nax Ts or 1sn S rule ads eF d Re
f fTeS r as as ss ass s @ hns on
50 25ase 40; winter patents SO 3oat5 spring clears.
Sis,sr 5. sods. S. 70 sas, '' 20 RE Ad E!1rf
'''A@, bAS MEALHBs me White IS ans y.Iow 5 ac::
in 6Sik. sp@, soqg9c .pFas. tsIk; s@Seoc'
city feed. 81 hominy chop 77i.ase, oilmeal s2Gas2s
besr.s sy ana sod lot Of Wheat at tn. cpnns
w they the s:an's S A day %
values With ne close hrm at &c ne, advance on Ma. May
lions leading T. ne nrmn.s. %ses from ,. ns9TP
Rs m h rop next S"' se Weeks
secom@oss s' par, market. werc reseeton of tbs
SIN a new. ", wsfa' o2sns Patty % esn
markets Otherwise we're no, very encouraging Lyerpsi
s Tse seom Wed me- Foreign s soS.s a mSds
fop ,nr .psps to p.Sy sha, the ess vsbe supply
viii show an Increase Of something ike million bushes
ana Northw.;tern stocks WIN probably increase about
ns IN ,ss ,ar senA ana hs Moiera Miller re-
1srred very favoraby TO all winter wheat crop Prospects
the weather II continued much longer may
heat. Argentine cables reported wheat tending down.
1872 total Of 50. 900 bush
previous s 900 bush ast year. The visible
supply there reported 202+ 600 bush against sOsO
bush last year. Spring whoa, receipts have shown
steady reduction Of late footinS up today Ali
against AIS year good demand for both
-four and cash wheat reported from Minneapolis to
day account. Export trade amounted
IA loads all ports No 2 red closed NJ 81 5i'1. o
aroat export trade. "Brncstreets' ~ wheat
and both 4.ci $50 bush. against
5+3 bush week and cGt3 So bush last year.
On the curb July sold " 20 81 10 ......t DHN-Ml
speculative interest in the market Is stu centred
around weather The latter to-day was decidedly
unavornbe and produced considerable strength in our
market although there or less unloading AZ
times during the session. which brought irreEu-
lari,v in the lat. afternoon Final prices however were
sc higher than last night with tfr undertone rather
those States producing the heaviest yield Of corn. and
fear that grain already planted rot in the
ground. Liverpool made little response % our frmn--s
closed is3+d lower. Argentine shipments were
Ssi ZOO bush. against $1,000 bush week and
bush last ycnr. Exporters took about - loads
al ports No closed 4lhc. . shOa'. Brad
street's' exports for the week 5.5SoSTy bush
8017.oOo bush md $1,000 bush last
year. .OATs-The msrke; Gull all day and De
pendent entirely upon FOR IT, movement Clotng
prices were practically unchanged from la't night y
osts. 34i.c: No oats. 34c; No white. 37,sc: No
white. clipped a71e No white Sc trick rnixed &ia
sGc. track white 38141c. .RYE-Msrket weak No
Western. 6GnS7o afoat STATE s4qe'c. O
active: feeding. Sic. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21
arious

various ............. A+54 soi szo e5a ess
totals .........37.l21 5000 2oOll % .07 coo
ne movement Of cotton Liverpool during the week
hoins to-day as compared with previous weeks was IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

nhracite coal used exclusively.
tracks. Automatic Block sIsnais
Stations New York. loot Of Liberty 81
and South Ferry. Whitehall ST.
Trains foot of Liberty 81
On and after Nay IL. 1898. -. q.
For f-as,on. Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Chunk. 80
4:Or .l5. o:io a. " G2oo N 10 Eas;on) 30 H@3 ~
= 200 /, i.as;on, a. NJ. 1900. 80 600 T. NJ .,o .
For Wilkes, are Pitston and Scranton. 400. Blu A.
N 80 F. VI. Sundays 30 4. 81. 81. ,uo o,n
ior Reading and Harrisburg. at 400 ~, s,st ~
Oo:oo II 30. Reading a. NJ. Lao. 40 oo s0
900 70 Read'ng) T. N. 1915 night, sundays ~
q 20 to Reading A. NJ. l:co. ;i3 o;3' 500 r. NJ
For sunbuiy lewisburs and wlliamsport at 100 500
o.io 4 N 100 -. 9.cJ p. NJ. Sundays +;co A. M
i'V' 49, ''' AL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C.
For Red BANK Long Branch. Asbury PARK o ssm
Grove and points south to Point Pleasant ~ en- Sr
20 A. n 30 40 i3. 40 5;3s' g.io r. IA oosa,
lav. STOPS AT lnteraken for Asouty fara sna oS@~"
,;r,ve, o 90 10 Is Rcd Bank only) ~ VI. " I.
Lakewood Toms River. BafneSai fark anu bes nSs
ca, = 40 $50 a. NJ. l:,5 4:.o r. NJ sin'ays' io''"
NrS Atlantic CITY vinesnd and Bridgeron 40 a. M
er nmouh Beach seabrisht and Highlands Of Neve we
a. SANDY NOOK ROUTE.
Y-,on pier s ". H.. foot OF Rector ST . 49,,
re, A,,rtc Highlands Highlands OF NaseginH. H" va
Enr,son Beach Sesbright. Monmouth Deacn me
Iong Branch 1918 A. NJ, 3;i5 T. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21

Vy'h Exchange special Liverpool catcs-spot
put Queter sales. 10000 bales: speculation and
sapos'' 900 bales American 1000 bales receipts 1000
rSn,,rr hmrrcan 800 bales mddng upands. . led.
au.ues olened quiet. buyers l-6id decline. C.1scd
seady ne, uncharsed to i-84a2Gii advance D-ceInse
s5a SILL January February. S3lb: February
cray sSSs May June. 3S5s July i3 as. July
14s August-September 233l4b: september Octo
~ 80 3D. october November 332s;
Der 5lb observation-disclosures quiet. steady. Cloths
Orders at low limits
Comparative cotton abatement tho ueek endirr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21

,eN0IPFs Ut AT United states ports OUTING
week ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1921
Ne, receipts at all United states ports during
same week las, 2OOil
olai receipts TO this date 800 .9T4
Io'a receipts to date C,53B agi
Exports Tor the week ~ 50
EfpOrts Tor the same week last ........ 1854
total exports to this Ts2. 3Oi
otsl exports 10 same date last 5.Gl1.sS2
STOCK ut all United States pors..........,. 537. 27
stock NJ all United states ports time last
yenr ......................... 3G7 503
stock AZ all interior OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. G6l
stock all Interior ~
stock at Liverpool
Stock at Liverpool time last 1852 900
Stock OF American ailoat for Great $4,000
stock OF American afoat for Great Britain
time last year NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21

Rio-Coffee market closed Church holiday.
The satstical position Of Brazil coee lie as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21
THE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore. May Colour hrm; unchanGei: receipts
4eoi 6bI: exports 7tio Obi: wheat at, firm; spot and
asked. August. 81 80 asked, steamer 10 red ZIG
%l. receipts ~ 'Gs bush exports 80 ol sush 20 4
grade, 81 30. asi 3+.s corn STEADY; spot and
mixed 100 s9.c receipts i,2 sia bush exports
bush stock $50 6 bush southern white IN. tlgti,e
do yellow iOi4 gilc oats quiet. No white, 5,c nom
na No mixei. ss' e$4'. receipts - ?2i bush ex
lower NJ . nearby. Gic, sales 40 Western: C5c re.
eelp' s72S bush: exports 25Iii bush ssck 23ss
frsish,s quiet and unchansed sugar strong unehansed
steady unchanged.
MAY @ aG a.st. sna 's s3s ss
81 7s:si winter Ps,snss 5gs7 c.ar5 and
s!rashts $685. p cofnmea qaet $500 SsG bush sass:
steamer yellow 4ssa4,i.c. No 9 4;,sc. Oats steady
Zee 3 Is 0"'a f@siy q Ssdb BRAN ar SIS s
%..ls" n NdrGe % ia. @e.ern a''' Isaac
Buffalo May 2o.-sprins vhea,-Lsht inquiry: prices
strongly held. No. Northern. y 5.s Wn,,r whee,-
aa ' g so3s 10 tsi g y II ~ss SSTs
White White S,.c, No ' White sac 80 mixed sss
= ~ Flour orm s I' d e, mS1''F" offered NJ
Cincinnati. May 2o-Flour quiet, Wheat steady; NJ
ei. - .sgs 30 corn s"s$ No m.ssa ~ oats ei.
Butter easy. sugar envy. EGGS duh. DC Cheese dun
Chicago. May 2o.-rhe leading futures ranged as FOL
May %'.'' No ?: o'."i.+ +st; l..s;' '';.ss
..........., 81 asHl lViG '' 'o'- 'cS
september oJHNr S"is oNNsFNaa,s SIS
December .......AtQeib eiis ebi2 ofis
Corn. No. 2;
x,, - Ia. 35a a5& 3Js
July ........... .357sd36 36d36is 3Jfs 35A0 D,
September .......36 Agjd's - 36ie qSGss 30N
oats. No q
May ..........,.. 5l4 ou,t .'-s ~"
July 49, -"y-.@
september -o'1 -1ss -S's -''I
Mess pork. per bbl.
July ............ si?oo c22'a sl2o sl::o
september ..... 70 Il 80 II 10 II 30
Lard. per 100 n
July .;....~.... go s::ss33. SSS GEE Gsss
september u ~ b"-'s WIZ
Short ribs. per 100 10
July ............ Ol1 y ~ ~. oStL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-21

Receipts Of brsadsufs AZ interior points In thousands
last ciphes 900 omitted -four bbs grain bush as
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-28
The Supply Is Limited
PROCLAMATION

approval Of the county government act:
In submitting any such county government
act any alternative article or proposition
may be presented for the choice Of the yot-
ers and may be voted on separately with
out prejudice to others.
It shall be competent In all county gov
eminent acts framed under the authority
given by this section, to provide Tor the
the terms for which the several township
ana county officers, other than Judges OF
the superior court, shall be elected or aP-
pointed; for their compensation; Tor the
tlon or segre cation Of offices; for the num-
Der Of deputies that each officer shall have.
ana for the compensation payable 10 eaGn
81 such deputies; for the manner IN when,
the times at which, and the terms for wnlcn
the members of all boards of election shaii
be elected or appointed; and for the con,
stltution, regulation. compensatory anu
clerks and attaches; also, to prescribe. the
manner and method by which all elections
by the people shall be conducted; ana may
IN addition determine the tests ana conui-
tons upon which electors. political parties
and organizations may participate IN any
primary election.
Whenever any county has, in the manner
and method herein pointed out, adopted any
county government act, and the same shal!
have been approved by the legislature as
aforesaid, the directions of sections four
and five Of this article providing for the
uniformity of a system Of county govern
ments throughout the state, and likewise
providing for the election and appointment
of officers, and the regulation of their COM
pensation, shall not apply Said county
matters hereinabove provided for and de-
clared by, such county government act,
not be. subject to any law or amendment
enacted by the legislature, except By
and ratified In the manner hereinabove set
forth.