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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-26
the Democrats who Formulated the plat /
form On which Cleveland was elected for |
his secc-d term Il is rot likely that SEN

ar -sst~sss viii ffE.a L expeN.sert =
hesd re cal IS the light headed aaa lsess-
Esc-<AeI l.casaezy s5lyesises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-26

noted with closing prices %G1d net higher Shorts in
are rather eaS N tsa ss and RI. any The trade
interest here although II Is generally supposed
siderable reductions Of short accounts have been in
prosress for some time Al Chicago. however. is he
also according reports 900 600 bush or 90 ~ NAV
wbeat mere stu remaining TO be covered. That option
every sppearance ~ a. b,y e opening N The West bu On
freqnenty II would have be hid up sc or &c bush 70
attract sellers The impression is si current that it viii
reach - before all the shorts In Continental markets
to.asy were quiet with Paris wheat 5ai0 points Of
frans decline English coun,rv markets wsrc Ie ' al
Shsap' notwithstanding prediction by Broomhal that
gust noteworthy feature todav was the sharp break
Dr,h 'sghs owing It was said TO resellins Of
movement Export business wa. little nv more active in
Su8ns - loads all outprt business with French houses
the southwest the effect that car Of new wheat had
been shipped from Texas with St destination
ever is said will be gathered by mlers before II
mas had chance 10 set far North Crop reports
upon the market Northwestern receipts amounted
w T earn r1ns about double that amount LAS,
heavy and for two days amunted 193 600 bush mostly,
~ is una.Tst"od senE shipped under Clique orders At
sn9s export grade July wheat on The curb dropped 70
wss weak and lower OF liberal elevator selling
West reported cancellng export business
declines were psraily reralned final prices being
only sqtc under last night The seaboari movement is
600 900 bush increase last Crop
advioes were not particularly reassurng hut seemed 70
loads MI mort. and 30 corn cosea 4OT.c aioat.
..... oArS-Locallv there but little interest IN the
cline with which our markets svmpathized '4c
lower Export trade was Nttle more active ~ ,a
70 white clips, @'isc No white, 1910; track mix1i
sss4c track c wi,e IS f, aq
nc,Ins a b. , @a1n ' nl York
NrW-YOrE PRICE,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-26
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN II. X.
stations I'm New York. foot Of barclay
md ChrIstopher streets.
VESTIBlLED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS, PINTSCH LIGHT.

r,,rect route T. NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD, MONTClAR,
THE ORANGES. summit B,inardsvhe BasNhs
RIDGE Madison Morristown Pass9lc Paterson pm 2yn
ton Dover. sianhope. NEWTON. BUDDs LAX,
lake HoPATcONG Hacketstown. scHOOLEf.s
MOI TAIN Washington. PHIlliPSHs'KG, EAa-
TON WATER GAP. s1ROvDSBt re-. roc9no Noun-
tairs SCRANTON PTVSlON. WlLkl.slf thntts'
NhNTICOKE. pANNiLLE. NONTlI vi -ki.ANDI'
,rontrose RINGHAMToS OXFORD, NORWICH.
Ws,eryilie UTICA. RtCfFIELD SPRINGS. ,.o,,,ni'
CORNING bath. DANsViLLF. IS fTAl0 ana an
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND soVIHWlss /;
500 A M--BINGHAMToN NAIL stops at pf'he''tr
1000 4 M'-ocats can. BUFFALO SCRANTON. BINe-
HANTON OwTGo. ITHACA EINiRA' !L,,r. IL -
EMPRESS puirasr Palace cars c9nnectng AZ
buffalo WITH rains Tor Chicago and points W.
100 + M-ScR ANTOE. WILKESHARtE and EbAii-A
~XPnrSS Pullman T}irrt ParlHr car ,,..,,
100 = VI SCR STOS. WiLkENBAkks and Fl'i"i-
OlTH ENTREES. Pullman NuNci iarloi ,ar r,,-sss
,o- ec.pAETn~ Ri%G,IAMTON. ELMlRA; EIF-
FsrD Pullman rlfet Sleeping car Ne"-fork 10
Ca.cnqo Dining a. Buffalo ..-
$40 + y C0aflvl- nlr2lo Express Pullman Si'fgTs
,or SCRANTON BlNGHANToN. ELMlRA; IN H.
MT NORRIS AMI DrFiALO. arriving N "Hl"o Q
$50 = " n.ry,-m-rrAIo. SCRANTON, nlNGMAM.-
TON OWEGO ITHACA. ElMlRA. SfKA, = -.
UTICA ana OsWEGO EXPRESS Pullman hune'
TICKETS AID PULLMAN AccoNMopATIoNs a,
Henry Gaze 4 SOM Gdmt"i. il3 Ero'dway ~ FaIk
Place Broadway AL "f2 I!roahwsy.. - .N'ts
l.rrv stations ~ 4h- i2tn-st. ~ West l-'
>, 90 c.iur5s- ave. Newroik. 2Ss and 736 flilnst
rni lOs Broadway Brooklyn. Time tables giving 4Hi
WrST,OTT EXPRESS COMPANY MI crli for and
che- baggage from hotel or residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-26

bears North Carolina basket 81 sonsi 90 90 Other
Southern 40cG$l %: SQUASH per Dbl crate 81 oops- sv
crate 5ocdsl 30
HAY AND sTRAW-HAY-Eight hundred tons OF river
hay added receipts had not an invlgora-
effect upon the already wel- filed stations frices
under conditions not showing strength anu
any the to-day brought full new rates were
considered With present liberal supplies trace
m n account or 'he ltrsef
proportion Of good quality these receipts may ine.une
There a less speculative feeihs III tle
interior in hay but II is likely that Shippers VINO
have held back this late date will b. dlsa9polhtea.
Every serviceahle line proverder FOR horses 10 now
quoted figures that will not promise much OF an az 40
vance upon appended especially While we
river is aiming for q the trade We quote;
bales 100 NJ IIi5c: No ~, az
re- NJ No GOdG2l1c per 100 u: No s. 42'sW'i az
Inferior sradeess. 25@4oc 100 H. clover mixed
45O55c per n: clover per 100 n, 3'sFf-c..
STRAWNot overactve. but there is Gemhnd en- uEh W
prices We quote: Choice long rye 41gt &c "a c
100 grades 30T40c per 100 N oat straw Z'oVc
per 100 ~ Receipts OF hay and straw in tons as re-
ported at Produce Exchange at noon to-cay were.
Hudson River Railroad 340: Erie. 300 Pernsylvane W.
Delaware. Lackawanra and Western, 40: west shote,
100: I<hlch Valley 1905 Of NewJersey 90 river
boats s2O total $50 Receipts OF straw, 10 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-26
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


coFFEE-The tendency Of to-days coffee market was
downward under disappointing European adyces. liberal
brazilian receipts. diminishing deliveries from United
States warehouses. absence OF speculative support and
sack ccnsurr demand Speculation throughout the
nerveess for the evening up 81 old
ventures for taking OF Hsioilities
whereas conhden, bulls had predicted STEADY
falling or in the movement from the Interior at Brazil
receipts yesterday footed 10000 bags while deliveries
IN country reached but little half that amount
Consumers failed anything in the present situation
10 inspire buying. and nearly all instances
purchases Of handto mouth character The future
i.t opened steady prices points lower and during
part Of the session was positively without fu
quiet with OCTOBER unchanged
and other months points net lower Total sales
$500 bags The critical reached In political events
ana the sluggish condition European markets had
illuminating outside speculative circles and
practically no IN evidence to
dav cable from Santos stated that the steamer Sirius
had cleared that with lO bags for this coun-
Try 49, 1870.
The for spot Brazilian coffee was Inactive pretty
much All day with OF Importance noted In QUO
,sfions Invoice lots Rio quoted at SIC,
IN, BUYERS held on further concessions The mder
,,A,es OF spot coffee little attention and
,a,,ons a or less nominal.
The range prices in the local market To-Day
folloX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-26
ERIE RAILROAD.

,,r,,rh trains leave Newfork. foot OF Chambers ste
~ tniioss and rye minutes earlier from West sd
as nno M-Vestibulei Express daily Tor B.ngnamton.
1870 iFn,lra Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive Buffalo $40
y n parlor car Buffalo. go
= n. U-Vestibu.ed Limited fast mail Daily solid
,-.in Sr thicaso arrives Cleveland 40 A. M Chicago
p ~ sleepers TO chicago. Cleveland ana CINCINNATI
b, 10 - M-Buralo and Cleveland ves,ibuled Express
~ arryes Buffalo 1O5 a, NJ, Bradford 1l1 a. Nj.
Jamestown 90 a. NJ Cleveland 1880 T. ~ sleepers 70
JsaI ana cleveland, making direct connections for
I Te,ai1 Shirago and tn. West. Cate Library Car.
s.45 r. M.-sOld train TO Chicago seepers to Hor-
tI,i9,KEsrs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PuLLMAN
i accommodating at III ~. .ol' ioi and yo broad
Chsn,sers and West 23d-s ferries New YORK 1913
& si., E,iltonst Broadway, BROOKLYN; 200 Hudson
~ tohoken and Jersey CITY station New-iork Trans
20 calls Tor and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
dences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-26
r allroaDs.
PENNSYLVANIA


brosses and cortlandt streets Cortland,
" The leaving time from Desorosses ana Sos Tor
Streets Is ten minutes later than that given Vs0~ ''
$50 A. 81. FAST MAIL-Pullman buffet parior Ca, car
New York to ri5tsburs sleeping Car r''0u's 10 -"
ss$ w. FHlSsfIv$Sf& AZ
ZION Cars For chicago, Cleveland. Toledo. Cincinnati
10 r ~ c GqsSs A 81 81 ExrnEss
$50 r. ' WEs sTI a"f!SsE Cleveland Chi
74d r. fG. 1ss5 fT:s Pitts
74o r. PAcFlc EXpREssFo6, P ss,spSay anu
$50 Wall AND ExFaEss gs.9S f PI,.t
burg and points west daily except Sunday No c0a'he'
WASHINGTON AND THE SOL souT Car, a. m.
20 80 go o. Sp dining all r Carer $40
Carr a NJ rs Congressional Lin all PSr ,s ana 20
Dining Caro-. go Dining Can. 40 DINING oA'' '''
souTHERN RAIIWAY-Express 4.2o p. m. 1905 night
ATLANTIC COAST LrNE.-Express go a. m and S'0
r5E S5 SSx4 e5225h4 sSi fss
ATIANTfc :1a - M ssbTyss:ss and
Tsn BUFFET Pa5r CABS and Com
ons BTanch Asbury Park dneaken sun4ays osSas
Street. Stree. s apd Hos Ffla "a qio" 2S $50
Sundays 40 a. NJ 40 p m Tom pesbro,,se' and %
COrtlardt streets. ?lV n l-'i'' "''' o-N'
r. m. SUNDAYS 9i5 a. SIS p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6Io 10 T5O go $50 $40 $50 Pcnna. Lni,ea,
10 ID ming can 1880 DINING carr. il.Jo a. M l.ao
10 $50 $50 40. TO Dining Car, 80 'p.n s
C.-i $50 lining Carr Ti0. $50 p. m. l2oo night
Suniavs GiO $50 $50 $50 92o. 80 .rni,ec Va. ~
1890 Dining CAP. m. 20 OHM ar S,V' to
~ ming can $50 dining 'aD. 30 tDinlhg NaD ~"
$50 q m. ~ ~ night. - -, 49,, %,
Rroadway | Astor House. West Twenty tnrd street
station and stations foot OF DCsrosses and Lortanlt
streets Court Street $50 Fulton Street. 9> Broadway
ana Pennsylvania Annex station. Brooklyn; station:
Jersey civ The New York Transfer Company wl cal
Tor and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination. l..
Telephone "l21i' Eighteenth street 'or fehlsyHa"1
Railroad Cab Service. . moan
J. H. HUTCHINSON. j. X Nooo
General Manager. General Passr AgNn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-26

Cash quotations were follows Flour quiet; No >
spring wheat 81 ~: No spring wheat l.qSI p' no
oats. az No white ale; No white 800 i2c: No naf
Icy 4Odsic; No 1 haxsecd. 81 So prime ilmotny Sec
Sc scQs2 So pork per tbi 81 doESil 70 o
~ SC 10GsG l2is short ribs SIDES eoosrl 20 Ia.
GscxeN 60 o5QsG 95: sugar.. cut loaf unchensed az. On
rxrharCc day tho butter fnhrke. was uI
crearneries 12Gf5iac; dairlcs lAl1c Eggs h'ih 'e'
Iodiic Cheesc quiet crcame-ics. eGnNc. ,. ~ y
red 81 ~ Corn quiet: No rnyed &c oats dull; No 2
mixed 3iXG3ikc. Rye easy: No > sc. Butter ''ei'y'
sugar easy Pegs dull o. Cheese casy. . 40
Mrwnukce. MAY cn.-wheat. dull; No Northstn'
No northern 2?' July 81 rs rye , ag No l. "'
Nn3oa,oi,s NAV 2,-whcat steady: May 81 ',ia July:
{, ~ asn,erre- so'tIe9rLc; No J hard. s' 49, No
Northern 81 s4Y Flour dun; patents 90 sosI sec
clear 81 sOGs4 ~ Bran unchanged
phicdeirhis Nav .H-Whrat ,tea6y: contract gradr.
Nav 81 ~ nominal Corn &c lower: No 2 mixed. MAY.
Tas.c; June ssTrsiLc Potatoes unchanged white.
1sc Butter nrm: fancy Western creamery ij'salsc DO
prints ier. Egrs firm: fresh nearby lie do western
lie. 40 Southern loo. cheese UNCHANGED. Receipts
Flour biz 5000 sacks: wheat. 30 900 bush corn
ar 600 bush cat, 2soo hush Wheat 1900
~ srairhts IS sofs3 ~ clear s50s0 20 raedium.
c,Tsi 75 Wh.aisp,t higher: No red cash elevator.
be- IS ss b.s necsnScr &c. 4, hsrd Gosh 81 25s
Corn lower; No cash 3?c Nay s2hc bid: July. 22.s
ca h a0c track ooisQcaxc NAV zoe asked; July. 2+.c:
Butter quiet creamery. tigioc dairy. ioGiic
Eggs steady. ohc asked
Toledo. May 25.--Wheat active firm: No . cash and
Mrv 81 A. Corn active lower mixed. 35'sc. Oats
dul, lower; No mixed 2oc Clcyerssed dull, steady
prime October. s. 60. Oil unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-26
OTHER MARKETs-nY TELEGRAPH.

cfncin,au NAV 25.-Hors dull. 81 todsi 30. Cattle
steady e. 75Gsi G5. Sheep steady. 81 1881 Lambs
steady g. 1884 70. $780, .
EoN iiuraln Nav % --f'attlr-Recepts light market
ouet and steady Hcgs-Receips moderate: market dull
SrI lower. Workers. good choice 81 l0Gsl TO- roughs
common -, choice 80 s5GS4 Ii. fair 10 choice. $40
en- ~ sheen nna Receipts light market stronger
;nmbs choice 10 extra 81 loc IS 23 cults AMI common
sheep choice to selected wethers " .gsf 30
culls 10 common ~ "5nSJ %.
Enat f,lt~rt. May cattle steady, 81 loySS l5
prime s50s5 TO- common s49s4 80 Hogs slow and lower
nrime heavy hogs 5Gs 40 best meiiums. 81 2JfS| 3o
heavy Yorers s. sgs 20 Hight Yorlers s,ast 49, pigs
a. 4, quality GO4S3 IS: rouchs. 81 5olS3 so Sheep
nm choice clipped 81 oj9S3 49, common. 81 25gs3 co.
hn 20 clpped lambs 81 snGst so. common 10 good - %
e,s4 =. snrinc lambs So 20 Veal calves. s. bOlSG
Kansas CITY May 25.-Caue steady 5Tlpc lower
mime dress.l bee 81 G5dsG 50: medium. s. 35t
a. %. light slTs4 55h sockers and feeders - 25w
s, a. butcher cows 81 65nsi 81 hefers, 81 sJdsi 49,
canners So JNns3 e. calves s6usi II: bulls 50 5OI
e. IL stays 81 GGsl 25 Texas steers So DfS4 20 Hogs
lover. heavy 81 20as4 a2s mixed ssdti % lights
So G5Gsi 10: prs 81 75Gs3 co. packers 81 oS3si by.
WORKERS 81 a5as4 Sheep active ioa25c higher; Colo
RADIO wool lambs sold at 50 20. cipped western lamb"
"a gCdsi IL: clipped muttons. 81 20qs4 NJ
81 Louis 25Cattle steady 10 tnsy: fair 70 fnncy
native spring and esport steers 81 5onss dresse beef
and butchers - 3o6st so under 1000 10 GSnss 30;
socers feeders 81 2sds+ sos cows ard hefers ~ -
helfers SO 25t7 10 Hogs oaoc lower Yo-ksrs 81 sea-
a.. packers 81 9onsf - butchers 81 2OuSt 10 Sheep
strong motive mutons, 81 05aS' p; lights. stg*o 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-26
BALTIMORE e. OHIO R.R

Leave New YORK, WhlleHa'I AeH.a'' owl" Fe''S sas
'''' - .Daiy tf;xcept Sunday tsundays.
CHICAGO = 80 a. H.. 'i:s5 p. and 'l2:i5 night
IrrTsBuRG .aao a. m, 1880 p m: !l;4' 2; NJ
1ySCiSNATI ST LOUIS. 10000 a M, 'o55 y. M
WhsHiNGTON. BALTIMORE. 100 1000 ,Dinsrl,
80 go a m C)ner) tlvO p u 40 tolnsrl. fSIo
49, ...55 (I)ner) 1915 p m. and 'i2:i3 night
NORFOLK. I'll 30 a. M
MN ORLEANS '4:55 p. m. Through sieepeD
Al rains are Illuminated with Pintscn Light.
80 80. ia l7e 2Gl 434 Il dway 81 f. i4th-st.
,oS powsry l.: $50 3is Fulton-st.. Brooklyn. White
tu terminal Baggage checked from hotel or residence
20 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-26
NAVAL STORES.

Although the Savannah market reported nfrn ana
tending upward liberal demand the local market 20.
SPIRITS uTpentne continued duE and feaiuIe'ss NJ or'r
a. otatons Ksln ruled steady. nut quiet Tar was
nimy held With good demand noted AZ iul former quo
tatlons. We quote
TAR-R gusis 81 =: oil. ibis SO 37i4Gs3 20.
PlTCh-Si ~.
SPIRITS TCRPESTINE- Regulars. :9S' machines
29i4c. -
ROsIN-Common To good strained 81 i2'sdsl a.; z.
81 ioDsl ~ 81 G:'s - a. II 81 vi an y, e. ~, ~
STOCK on HAND.
Sgr.s tufpenne
Savannah May 2i.-Sprs turpeniine firm. - .
sales 23u bhs receipts l52 Rosn nrIn and unchanse1
sa.cs SO. receipts. .djG. :, 80
Charleston May 23.-Turpentlne market nfm &c Ism
finn unchanged -
changed. receipts 50 CASKS. Kosln arm. prices IN
changed. receipts 5.7 hrs Crude iurp"1'ine sfaly'
81 - 81 20 ami s. ~. receipts 20 hbs Tar quiet 81 To-
receipts - bills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-26
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore May 2SF7eur dai yneh,nSsa .eSe pa
AMI month 81 3ihNsI SiS June, 81 80 esheli 'us.,
> red 81 assGSl 2SS receipts. 6SaN bum. SICK
ole 81 apdSI 35is DO grade. - .NGcl % IN
,,yeak and l,wer: spot month ana June 3'%po,c'
Tulv 3>i ass SC mixed, aoA n5.c r'',lpus'
st 4, iieh exports 2f75lj. stock. LII SVi .h,.s'
a. ,.o Southern corn 90 asked d. yellow 90 w
oats 1uet No white. 3iian3sc NJ m Xed 90 t.-
cein,s bush. exports 100, STOCK $3.50. -
dun n,l lover 80 nearby, G3c; No western 20,
r,rs,rs II g,> bush. stock. 3osIs Hay seaef ch'Se
timothy sig 5OaS3. Grain fteights quiet uhehansr.,
S-,,r strong unchanged. Butter STEADY, u''lahSeu'
I.r,s veak unchanged Cheese steady, uncnhns,' 80,
Il,ston NAV 9l-FIlur- Receipts. 1ulp nhls nuli.
ming Patents 81 75sS7 ~: winter do 81 Iols - spring
ci,rs ma straghts @5HST. winter DO sOp>' torn-
eei oet. silfs7c per bush 81 s5nsi 90 per Dbl Corn
lieeepts 81 s3 bush. dun; steamer yellow t.;st-c'
y 4lRIl.c Receipts 35.3Oo bush, dull fancy,
e-s,e-i.c. -, . and No. 2. 3GcaGec Mlfeed quiet
sl5asi5 25 wnt-r. SIG ,anSl.; fniiislnss
sisGss 81. Rel bog f1ur. S2 30. Butter steady Norm
On 'iGi, uiTc. We.tcrn lG'7NlIc; imitation l67Nl'c'
ladle. i3fll3ac. Cheese hTm Northern, 9c western
hi.nyc. - -, -, r,,.o.. 80, At, y, tho
market and only occasional carload il worked los
inr nrces. 81 Northern. 81 GO No Northern ~ o.
W7nfer wheat dull and unsettled No > red oieref p,
81 a.. No Write 81 20 10 arrive Corn dul weak ana
lower. No yellow. S0i7c; No yellow J9c, No corn
3SG9S.c. 40 corn 3Sc. oats weak. lower; No whlte
si,, NJ white 33isc. No mixed. a@'2c: No mixed
aiAc psriev-Senson here about closed. Flour dull
chicago May 25-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-26
WEST SHORE RR

Trains W. 42i Station. y. y. follows and
II m. earlier from foot OF Franklin ST.:
1919 A. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica, Syracuse, Rocnes-
ter Bus.o Niagara Falls. Fort Wayne Toledo. Csvs-
land and Chicago
O.UO p. NJ Daily FOR Albany Montreal. Utica Syracuse.
Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Fails. Toronto Detrott,
cl.y eand. Chicago and -. Louis.
r. N. Daily for Albany, Utica. syracuse. Rochee
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Clsvslaoe
Caica.o ana 81. Louis.
Time tables principal hotels and Offices.
e. e. LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt Ave-. New yog6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-26
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Iiyerpool My 60 q. m-Cotton-spot- Increased de
MANI nrices anchanged; American mlddlng sad. The
sales Of IN, day 10000 bales OF which 800 for
srs,.latlon and export and included 800 American.
Recspts 5000 bales including 100 American Futures
a Moderate demand and closed steady;
American rdding m c May. 8 s3-6fd93 34-04d value;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-26
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo s.j5 T. NJ Pullman Nestibule Day coacnee
AM Iaror D.ning-Car service Meals Ia carte:
Buffalo with through sleepers 10 Detroit ana
Chicago.
'I::5o 800 r. 81. daily for EAsToN. MAUCH
CIIUN WILKESBARRE. SCRANTON week dAyO.
ana coal branches. Chair Car 10 Mauch chunk
s,.3O. 4.lO L. NJ. daily except sunday. for WILKES
BARRE PTTrSTOS. SCRANTON. and principal inter-
Connects for all points In coal regions.
Pullman Buffet Parlor car FOR Wilkesharre.
400, $50 /. NJ. daily Sunday, for EASTON
and intermediate stations Chair Car 10 Easton.
1850. S.f5 r. NJ Sundays only for MAUCH CHUNK
and intermediate stations.
'5;5O .0;10 7. NJ. daily except Sunday. for EASTON
and principal intermediate stations.
$3.50. s:DO Z. NJ daily for BUFFALO, NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper ves,ibus
train ~ Y Chicago Slsepers 10 Buffalo and Toronto
s.ilO $500 r. NJ daily except sunday. stopping only
at SOUTH PIAINFIELD EAsTON. BETHLEHEM.
MAUcH CHUNK. sAYRE GENEVA, ROCHESTER.
BATAVIA BUFFALO and TORONTO. Pullman sleeper
Tor None but sleeping passengers carried Ne
baggage carried.
go S,3O p. NJ daily for wILKEsBARRE. ITH-
AcA GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO NIAGARA
FALLS and points West Pullman sleeper 70 Chicago
AddI5nal local trains daily except sunday Tor SOUTH
pIAtNFIFT.D BOUND BROOK. and intermediate points
isave AZ follows 1920 1880 5000 1890 Sundays
onlN A. Nj: $40 $50 $3.50. 40 1880 and $50 p
Tickets and Pullman accommodations al li3 2sl. 2l3
ass oi4 and 1893 Broadway 81 E. i4th ST. 1856 e. i2s,s
81 la7 Powery y. Y; SEQ Futon 81. Court st.. W
Broadwav and brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn - -.
Y transfer CO. will call for and check baggage IRON
ho,,l ar residence through to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-26

SIC Tor 90 test centrifugal 13-I6c for 50 test mus
eoVhdo and lGc for 50 molasses Importers
mere were induced 10 demand higher prices by cable from
Lncon reporting cane al that point firm and tending
upward with Java unchanged rs Cd and fair refining
90 hgher % lis. beet Arm with May and June dc
livery I'D higher to ss cd. There brisk demand
around the opening of the local market for rned sugar
ana throughout the day transactions were fairy active
no advanced l-lCc We quote: Domnos oise; cut
Loaf 53sc crushed Sac. powdered 5ssc coarse pow
dered. 3tsc; granuated. b7.c; fine sTanuatefi 5sc;
coarse granuaied sac: extra fine granulat.d asc con
lectioners' gianu.ated. SIC cubes bt.c; xxx pow
dered, 5Goc; mould A. SIC diamond A. SAG eonfeetien-
crs' \, SIC; No ], &C. 40 &c. 40 g. &c; No =. 'c'
80 s. i9ic; Nc G. 4lsc: No !. aslc: - 4ac; 10 ..
iG9c No TO- ic. No II. arc No l2. 4l.c. No H. 4iic:
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON.
From foot = Liberty 81
Week aays 431 500 1000 Gl.3 Dining Carr A. NJ.
100 AS 81 500 Dining carr. 500 y. NJ ~ 10 mdt.
sundaye. $50 1890 81 30. Dining Cap a. NJ. ia?
t5.cp Diang carr. 500 T. ~, Il IL miL Additional
trains f1r Philadelphia week days. 900 A. NJ. 400.
30 $50 900 =. n SUNDAYS. 900 \ NJ. 400 p. "
BOATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY. WHITEHALL ST.
Week days 7o 5;55 s25. $40. s:55. 9:os. ECO sSs.
1900 e;i' l9'i3 nos li .5s ll9S a. IA
ie5 $50 -. 5:2.. ,:a,, 9lo c25. e3'; $50 80.
s:25 a.fo. g:55 1875 li:s0 r M 1918 udt sundays
100 80. 1000 II 81 A. NJ 1890 NJ. l25a ~ -
800 9.5j 40 4.55 -. 600. ESQ. '25. SIS. s-o'
a.IJ 10 ~ y. NJ. i2:l5 rdt. -
Tickets snd psror car seats a, foot OF Liberty Id 81.
way 7s7 Ave 2i East lith ST.. 1873 East i2Sth ST:
a73 West 1871 ST. 25i Columbus Ave. New iork .
,-ir s., sGi Fulton s.. Brooklyn 9S Broadway. Will
iarnshurg The y Y. Transfer Co. viii cali for ana
baggage hotels residences 10 destination.
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n'ce'p's AZ the ports and interior points to-day col
"''sl VITA the same day las, week and last year:

u. LUX AND MEA>-sellers disposed TO ask 1T
money for -four To-Day IN Of the advance IN
:ons sha me market closed with pretty Arm under
s.sxhis 81 .5sc 80: white patsn,s So GorsI spring
40 soas. q. .1trn No winter 81 2oGtt5 80: ,xia
yTnf-, mei " NsnnJ 10. no riads. 81 e0f Rl j.
quiet sales: 300 hbis 81 G5At; b.. CORN
ir.nr-3 Quoted; kin dried. .. 4o1ft2 80 10
M. bAti MEAL pull fnc white SJc fine yellow
sin,er ~ ,' s2gsls .LEEI-Ensg 40 90 and 81 y
81 70 arrive T6fI5c: nddng balk eOgf5~: rye feed
screenin REQ zoe: hoiaLy ehop &C., onisal s261s27
srsrs ,mnEAT-A soDeHhat peculiar condition of
ipiy o,,r- .e1 IN NE local wheat ket to-day The
&c ~, - MAGE cecsd-f gains In price while May
sen IN s1sn although OF Chicago Il wound up the
hshe- .a manner az TOP prices for the day and &c
july as night Increased nervousness
pose6 10 ~ anu We ihet that TIE May mere IL ,up
y A'ouf o.c'. tho
the e,o.s VII. e'srees Ia The markets unteftOne July
les NC net higher. and more distant deliver
Ell day in Y ,'' ~. DAY: The actions u the n,ark~,
hs'" news at hand End beokrned nanJa,s,", go, On,
Wv o. Liverpool. whsio unusual strength Was
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May AMI June % Gliaa "a Cad value: June and July
a.61l3 3i-l4t buyers July ard August. "''il p1y-
orr. August H-d September 3iG4d huyes, sept1h'er
and 20 fi1 buyers. pr'0her and i'etNn ?,
- -ffG buyers. November ari Dcceutef ~ ~. -, 80
December and January 3 81 nfif5 90
sellers. Tlnunry and February. ri Gus 80 bti re's'
February and March. , 70 ga BUYERS.