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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10

FLOUR AND MEAI,-The effects .. wheats tis ad-
n9p Prices sn9a.',s in s."e eases aeoq s'sses yer
S Ss 't ;sa '1s
patents 50 $685. srrns clears $ aoas@ s1,.s 10
s ssts .sS Ss a. coE sisAd M fE'
S 3; 8, I s:m %e IT'S s sSS = @
GRAiN-wHEAr~ Fxci,emeni. amounting Amos, 70
;ions advances occurred in al: future deliveries tu,
a',s s 5,s sS.T
senuine stampede Of shor,' stared s by
oa rne cscasS penaad tor Nay IN the local
snnSn S. "N From TIs co. the Of SAT-
u4dsy 4 VENT in leans and bounds 81 81 sales =
s .nS S0 Tssonog n STs9' na n .s nae a.
ns JrS dsvSIy s,r ~ns ds al
the could bring upon II IN he shape OF We,k> -
wSu I h1. 0'R been very "ssu
camor,d violently Tor wheat oil day with the execution
Of period OF irrsguaiity "d ieaion IN L r,e
rom 81 s to 81 2ss closing oiciay 81 ?sn; af,,r
Sn3b The purely speculative ch,acter Of the market
brought out many lines darns rs "a" ~ General
nam.no ' wss coaaon f :evsh Sn excitement
e; III Ia. svS' Week ih' N S.o er cor
linen our sdran or ,hs in IyeFpoo; PER-. Hoa tr
instance closed rs pon'. hth"r vile W1cat VS. ny
pool spo, made Sd advance 'NH gay ana "h"s'
v We're ss Sr..l Win goa tyns luly and Sea-
e7rbe~ here all day although he cXrnnrd ns'y .,, 40
Sush Ansusi sna sep,ember shirnont rercr, The
s ssF.stea '1 blk change in continent eel
Ing ,r NE no, month 6no feature Z rresoo' move"
rus'Ts ne ncreasea quantity - whea, coming ou -,
Trsya rina' wes%. SSreai ron al cr'e TeT:
w. vhe5, VA. c5n.rhu'el bv rvss,a oyr = - 49,
rnen,. Being srns An Increase q geo COO su's N 80
80 ,assagc crrrlr,ce the foreign stas''cs TA- tGTe
vs'i. az predicted saHrdar show"f . .nsn ~
,.ro- -,,v.r,en, r"duce' olo-rA TIC ton ~
n Nv % y: Zoo. 900 S ~ WA 1' rc 2 lusa %
,1,ai OF Ole 600 hush TO- STOCK ~ So ''I n'e ~
The T.ss ~. stock ~ rert r. : sysag ,.t
nd that q No NoT'he-r, r, MY .no,-
age Of the Ma .o =, n|r' md t
- afor ~ CT g o" 60 ~ Nav 1-sc IN J sne
Ter rs~ Gs'c ether r,1. a A. CoG', q %
Jenus-y ~ year w "a :, ,' 20 "o.o w.
g12 rSIatr. s.nsna wss -ncour,s.i ny ~ ~ uf, IN
wnsa ,oday Snd Az FG'e ;o nm" ,s asy nea crs
sblc corn was offered sale a. var'ou. linz ~. 49,
nan@ e r ,T. rn' ON ne raks ineise -
(E% 900 b nire o. 4cs co lush aran.' 800.
oCo bush last vear lAreTr1., CANE .'"' sy,",p
- rea scd co5l ~, bush reducing ~. io'2; -
tu.h ssains, = oGi 600 hus. as y'fr . a@c-ses,s
bush ch,,sr Hgg,A lire on rg W. a 1 e
vsrco only 2o 90 bush ~ Icro;,' mi, NJ. ,
>ai.c arost AlSuI, r,r, w. .,y =, l,c
NIX @ivance E1por' tu.i,efs shq' cut by 'te s
ssa'6S io 90 TIL S ZOO 3'''.
- bush IN ne local ',0cs an a. 81 " o,s a.
ege,.d &C., 81 G.'; 2 ss IS sS' "a S a so
western 7sc. anoat 500 y'' cge
s e.n,Eai iI Ss1-Ycrs DE- Mill ''' '
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exceed &C. General s. sdT Wisn sTo. Ddd:
n' tT s is YsarS o,' boe spas duck; ard aos
normally unchanged in absence Of fresh receipts frozen
noofy snsty quit ava " w.sen new per NJ ssoc
Iro-r, phllsas2hs 20 - 10 P9 ,a PER @ SS
s1. wiatsr Pkii1deipiia . % n pair sa29c fowl.
s s r EN- s Nesa'. e a. s'ah"n PRIME
crs est ac q. Dc, heavy s,s d" 10 ISns isni ,pns
tSis % sP' id ws..a sir ca sS.c s'.. w's.
err sr14n rag g goa 49,, sad "r 81 4sas 30 Frozen
Turkey. a 10 l. 2sise ot Do cb l9esy f fsnc9
~, 9ts'ea iau s.e he serstS - ~ Sroles
1e.,.rn dry-pcSea i5sicc do scslded. i2aiS'.c: a
pans f'ncy. i'ei7c fsr to sooii 'Ssssst 'u'"'
J. rrTAT,Fs Asp vEGfTAnLFs- dJ-ne,,ic po,a-
q tone hell sr% s 0yt s 2Sstan .cS
IN aurpy ari prices ru' wer though t.nanr w. .iIs
ran,e in qia,iy AID value Bsei- and carrots arc ~
s~rrr celery scarce and fm cueumees nor lrcs
ess gu r y sna ,,r ai%' ..aly Ss',o
sss . f isE at ssu fnG NT saua in he.1y suppl
err wSie Raii:h-s slsh,iy higher s,I.ns beans ID
a sSsce 9nS ssi ''Ps ~ I'D
At former prices. though ano hss' arrived ia 90
vary IN quality ana yare VIII SaN nnchonred
W. a,, pi:oss erlnuia per nj 500 70 s2u'1o
.rn 81 sq,l 80 do Maine re. per sees !sSS ga
3 ~ r. $, ;i s7gs' ri @ fsT
81 5GifS2 %. cucu0te'' ltl ''n''-
e. cah,agc. PER hi crate 'ncgSi Cspish.,s r. ors
,,',.Ses per carter $lfs2 pepper per carri'r
:. 5,asa pa. x,rk bass', s,lsi G 1n .o ,sS
Ina sllooc rruharS PER lrH .uneh's ,.rtrs
o., ..r tbl g.. - ~ rate Dt'", -,'s
p1css per hhi 81 &c. r, southern vhiie, Per o. g.
'anirns lerln1ia ~ crate - ',ff' 49,
r. ,,ia, ne rig s. 5,ai2 - 10 od. VIM. Pr pns
so<to a, rei o~f How t@isi. ra-fhcs, r-r ~. -
q o. 4, ~ bash, s0p1jr. kae, nsr ~.
x "a s.-,-r :, ars. green per crate slVS- w. '' VIA
siGs2 ,,- nv 80 re..,p,, FOR sunday
,rrne n,t ,he marret feels ~" ir"'si'' o.. -, ~,
ii.,s,e e,,rr'leq especially r. 10 lne - u, -.
an" ,-s.r 30 3 rtaG@. Tho upper crh-rs u
g., an tt tre, have D" ~ - M. ,iafs.'.t
-, a.. rcc 1a t.~ outs /" rates. EhouiH he VI III
80 e,rror,a - mules 10 cuba tase plsr " -,
n. , l. or oitioos for the conauh.?t'-h VI C.'r',
Nv priced hay and negotiations az" ope'r 49, IN
,-,r. ~, tho trade ths market "" "a,
an. i,,s roy 100 u 49, ESQ, No y &c - ~.
-, - ,o1G,c ~ l6D u: 30 g. f'Gil- inff7l1r an"
,redes.. 2.r 40 pr l0l u. clover mN"l soc b'
SIN, .W-T1i.r, was coua'Hrraoie ACTIVITY N 81"
s.ri-g ne cold weather. nni tnr HaiNc " u
S..tn- st,ro D.sid.s there IS more INJURY .-i s,
-G, s-av ard his oF'atl.,tes hs't~r t0ie =" -
-ork. 2 recer, arrivals n.re Gu'cklF NOV, ~
a.d A f. ftragolrE o;s = strir' 7rfe 'o,s g.
-,,c,.f ,o-fav a. Tho RIA - tffhe nov 3 10
~ N. late r,nc-s atots. Fee; hong Tye a. ~ 80 .
o,,or ,..,ui e,at. ner 100 . straw 2Dn%' -
- a., A. ~ Produce T1"' arSe were. fit-snh -
v,iir,aS .ao. Ere -. renngivaula. ~ pe'n arg re-
,9..,~a,,a and Western. 70 Wes' sNore. q" l"' sh
---n., - ia t-,,re ard Ohio 10: Contra - 80. =,
re, a. river heats ~. total. LIZA tons he''N "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COFFEE-To-day's market tor Brazilian cote. iuiuIes
va. a small one and worked within narrow rang. 81
stealy with prices unc angel 10
Equally unirteresne featG es wer- IL
cd by European and Bia-il4h
circulation nteife 81 with DY me
ary Garage" cnt: tn i
con, decline n within fsw days Mas eNpect"I -
rayanza the demand round lots but buyers continues
- conare aten,on small parcels and quoiat-'hs al any
Ar,rs are more or nominal sales on the cal wee
Sooo bags morning UP 70 y n. 1850 BAGS ara i
the entire session. I.130 hays VIII he ma "e ma!
s.eady al net unchanged Irces - p'rts 1!saer ne
marke Ter spo' Brazilian coffee cosei quiet ana nonlrA
on the basis 6c No Rio invoice ots snd -. ,s
sor fobb,ng parces Steamer Gsrrck clearci santos NAY
Z VIA 5000 bags steam's Oilers with '9VT 'Ass ana
steamer Manitoba 800 bags cleared no May T.
st4ener ,olerdge with 2I.O40 BAGS Flo anf f"o IaSs
IN There no ne" l'atl'e OK
deyeiopcs to-iay's business N mid co!ets
which was confined moderate parcels - the pas @.
t,rno- more " less fg-e o. WHICH ne ah-t
Sa5 rathcr easy undertone. Receipts a; Rlo Tor me
ves iu.t ended reached $500 bass. against b'"n last
We. and 5000 bags last year Receipts 4, santos a.
roca.rs II Geo hags agans, 6s0c0 week ago ana $1,000
haas wear ago. Rio shipments 10 the JNHed SNt's
az no hags. TO Europe OOOo bags; Santos shipments "a
tie Tinted s.aies 1900 bagF II Europe. 5s'D hasS
Victoria sb'prnents United states lecOv bass va.
h5u.. deliveries aggregated III 800 bass II la9ng So
bars az New-York. iijSdV tags last week ana
n s5i bags the week year ago
The rarge Of p!ces IN the !1ea! market tooa
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10

XETAIS-Tte week in tfc metal market siaf'S IN %
iAroas ana insignificant a. ne e19' gq.' moi
on ally !epoi ee as IN ""nsG'' WITH , 4aoDa 81 500
s. Ma. A.y ~ naS aaoisa % 50 Sass 20 sSer
quiet spot to June eno'ea = ygst me Lon
da spot to June qao-i 80 eaaso 20 N , as
~, "a I'll with markei steady and AR husne's CO
ms t ID, 50" 81 Sol srans a!
a., 3s 81 AMI specf At ~ ' go, ,m 49," o 49, Md
.iicscoro q ios 4,.d
NOj.AsSEs AND sYRrrs-opcratlons TO Gay w.ie on
a fsr scale there be ng qnte ndin-er Of ,p's.'S %m
G,Sans Of which thefe IS 'ompa"''ye.y 's.s son on
HHu o,i.an, cenrrifugal l0Jli &C; fair, l2n
c good i;s.sG p'iT 9sr gIsic sooa IA 70 prime
s . 9o"r cSSce as:' POLO Eico 2gi yiur.
gn,non j0Ti2c fair. i3ai5c good i3alc' prime 'u
l9c. fancy. I"a23c. H. ,, ,o,uh,s
was o1ic,sr but seady at the following q"Iiatlo's:
erp,l sd Lsn1Gn 2,sa xewcasile S.dd Hn,~erp o.
Iinta,Ts g2is pfennngs; Kotleidam l21C Ahse Jam
IS 30; es''' 50 - ID FREItiiIrs AND cHARTEfs-
tracing enane prevails tr vessels for ne N snore Ir"de
caes continue hrm IN al ,,rs usp' and innaee o.
ga. more freely for The gram trade con a,e
moaTas d~nne cor Gr tract are wanted Sui
Se Light All otae5 British sesmer toas
cargo New-Yosk south African trade IS va W
Fer and delivery unra 10. WE'VE months.
,,b steamer o3i tons prewon' e. sS', Nav 9
10 Liverpool Sos a. h.vr. OF oreyn%sy) general cargo
nrsh hs United Kingdom Continent 29' met lr
Nay - Hri,i,a ss,msr isa i:Ds sane Juns
NAY ~ efs ons Hueiya % ns~ep, sn
e i ss so1 ' srss, !. III Nay,
1900 grain henc ei. soop
Is 4sd Junc' -rcge % picked ports United hIns1o r
soninen IS ~ of, r,ss e'' r,esne a tens gene
kk T. &C. ~ Antwe.p. ROTTERDAM OF puHAfN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10

100 ~ g. MARYLAND ewes 100 70 At 81 IS: 1ss Mary
land spring lambs 81 Is go - =,
J. H. Wllkerson: III cipped KENTUCKY sheep Ito '''
81 l5 90 kentucky .ambs ,, s. % each . o., o,o
N. Collins: l24 clipped OHIO lambs. 100 H. at 80 III
Dc. - n at s.. m q, =.
Harrington Co.: 474 clipped Buffalo lambs 81 To- al
81 10
s Sanders: State spring lambs az 81 - each 4,
HOGS-Rece.pts days. Go cars. o. l2@4o heau, IN
Guiding about FOR the market. Firm and ,iscuSn
higher fr I've hogs IT 81 0asi 70 per 100 10 ior ne
whole Inside figures fnr bunch OF hertuchy p'se
Country dressed arm at 4GO'2c per 10 ..o
sales. Sanders: 80 Kentucky pss 81 10 al ~ ~ per
100 n: 1872 ohio IS. rs D. a. 81 45
< Judd & %. state hogs III 10. at 81 90
Andrew Mullen II state hogs, lS4 10. at - ~
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,,,,rnrnnI. coTrON MARKED.

,,,or,ool MAY o. 4 ?. Motion spot moderate de-
ra%i Trrices unchanget. American miidlng: u 32d
~, the l,y bales. OF which $40 were
Tor .pecua,ion export and included zoo Amsrlcsn
t,n,ssnts 600 bales including e. 100 American Futures
i-nc'I ou,o, wlth moderate demand and closed
.tcady American midilins. m C. May ?-nii, 5ayess
a., aud JIne 3 81 -d. buyers: June ana JAY 81 -t4d
sellers July and August q G4aas $3.50 se.ers; An
ss~ ard Oc,obe- % G413 3Sid buyers; October and
november 32-64t. buyers. November ana peeemss
6igt3 ~ 6tl value December and January, 81 VAC
~ DAD .ecrs January and February ~ ci95 3- Old
buy.-s; February and Harch. 3 81 6id. sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10

Galveston May o--Couon steady. niitiirs. lie
s he,- ,xnors u the continent 400 bales. stock 40 3
ba es.
savannah MAY p-Cott7r quiet and steady. midns
iI-IGc ,v uil.liaF %. receipts 80 bars
coas,wi-c 23io ba!r', S'ie' 20 Os'e'' '''N"' "'''
b1les. -, -,
Mobile May Cotton nominal! midaNne ote: i s"s
miic!lnr nc. good ordinary oS-iOS' feceP'S' So
bales. stock. ~. 75T bales 49,
Memphis, May Cotton dull; nidelins 10 rsc.p NV
good ordinary. lo-loc not re0eI'a.
s3 Ioi"s eross receipts, l34l bales shipments $40
bale.. sale. no bales: stock rs 400 bales
y,uston MAY Cotton quiet; mid1ng llLIoc' . nn
-tisi,ne 4 : i6c; good ordinary lbIoc receipts 1873
hale. rhipment. $50 bales. stock .''ztS pHies
- Or.or. Nav Cotton quiet: rddNng, ll-loc:
,niIsl,ng 80 good ordinary. 4hc receipts, z3li
hAs sSSrts to GREAT Britain. 23o2 bales; sales 5000
S.i,s' stock 20 9J5 uales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Tor The Tribune
n received at their Uptown Ofce. No i2i2 Broadway.
I'd door north OF 3lstst rrt o'clock m; scNertise-
menis received at the following branch oces al regular
ofnce until o'clock p. m, VIZ 2ot Nh-ave, O. O.
cor 23d-st ia2 6th-ave.. 18th Mays shave
and l4h- 1872 Cclumhusave.. near West tStn st: V0
West 42,-st 6th-ave. ~ East lsth-st 2J' west
i2i ST. 7th ard Str ayes; $50 East &thst; lSSS
81 ave between I6ih 1th i.C.S 3t-ave, near
sis,-s Lies ist-ave near soth-st; 90 80 ave near
4sr-st n5a 3d-ave: 30 Beeck-r 81, B,eecker-st:
ZOOS ave. $40 East 79tn-s 1921 30 862 3d-svs
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miscellaneous.

-o|NNON|"1vO0o>'00@@N> I,,,~
j soap l.. Dr. Lyons Tooth Powder &c. L!oert 5
Eau ,4 cologne lac. T.berts Violet water. 29c Al
other goods Special Prices ,.. o ,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10

ls7 q e' e; ans s. 70 s oil 1''s. as
ltli6 tons. avn tlmh'r Psn'acol. 70 Ao' ,.'s
5s ea S9F~fsHn III. '"s a,ed 80 se"' 'a" I'm
'ss BARK f2rS s aa BAN: s. s. is i 'a%'
nT,is ~ 5is o. ,op. SAT san. - i a::
e.: ~ p, sk go ~ of .., : a5,sso' 20 20
iru' hen, 70 Inc bahamas ani t.'k $500 FIT
MarH n s. 1s .c i9S " oSs iamST aas
inland. Sc %. Schooner 2sT IONS ian be- savannah 70
sor : x2 ca vest Ss = ana scss.d ' ;cons -
NOE to cnafi-sca pfivs and back . Pet-vill.
Iha fSS 81 5 fssa ao Tf 30, h ss' ~ -
ions coai Hob Yarmouth. y So 'ni ti,r.arSd
shape '~erl"rs h-.ns very light. win Demand et1ay
quoted ie higher ". quote; rrith. crude %
3: q aglrs yesT "a , butt rc: gaze. esc
irseel american Fnw 80 &c American 6"i.i $3.50;
rroylsiovs rSde tA a:;,y' a. gay ~ AZ. ne
recseFs DemaiA vas ',nua' ~ ~ 10 .;t ,Ei
~ tr3ln; se;eisia "a. s,or, cicar .iqsia rF-
Tr! y Mt.: o:asil ..,o 81: 'i s5.ir
Ifa$Mzf = ,2a O: HFssrb HOGS s-oas aucsd ns
chs en-? u ars 10 X Si 5s 80 an r. ~
g. z 5'dss " 9ad;,s p' KIDD; ;1 :. 4.
s' "':It,T f'v s' 10 !" ~. a az
a
- p.i.rl f!m. -nl'-d. city. a. irF4.c Mts'..n 80
"a STrARINF-f'rm quoted. ol-o o'.a''sc
cty lard siearre. &c. nom nal ,..,,. .. "a. ,,,,i
80 Tt. ve~k 1rons with - situation IN me l''a
,e~,e much tre - M during lsE week 7ei"'s 10
"a ,.ooln end OBJ, tic stick ard eNT""irroe 10 '"uie N
e,rp.,ns Arm nr!ce4 rr iher sUrpiHt news rom ou
3D. pon,s las hullish acreage. and NJ ne nonent n
Ne.'es tend to susia tho st ns poflNoh 81 ~, ~"
IA ..re,al ". cur'e. Iosres'r. common 10 10" a.
N "a. FAR tn COOL 5'.H5,tc. PRIME - ',.oc'
n.,a a. ~ &c is0fc' % n bonn -.
g. Jsa,n . sfcc: lava. - No. b.. iiaHS''h ~ "'''
~; AZ The tailed revision n r-fnei sugar qvo'a
t.us 20. X place t.iae nearly a. s-oi"s o'Ns ~ -
] lGa-iG- - de from IS he l,ca' sugar Market vas
yf...l Interesting ne itr:. Na" sygAr vas mo-
oc ~ -..,r. g.. - Nusrovad' ~ ''~t
n,s a.,. the rssr,,. s.r, =, X a'sc' 'rea' :, 1T
No, f-c,n rfrr 'ss favorable th'n .o"kfi i','
,-l tended o. max - 49, point cd''er' at.Ne
t' 10 Uas soqt, Oh ~ Jafn Guoi'd - h." ~.
-. M l0s a. R4e;. however vas sAade - n r sn
r. M d. ---r. Nay quoted "a ~ ant iun- % 40 the
d., lin, = rernel sugar Ggntscrs failed - appreclap
.tt.i.'.. hi; and oay moderate hnfn"ss vas n"t
o, erai.s nerle".c ~" erisnt W I,
lul pomiros az '-a' AMI Crushed - ro~d"ref arc
..af rovdo.el sc. ersru.af>i and go t-s0i 80
o. cia.se eranglateA and e2'fa rrH f'S''a.ec &c
..-...iD-s translated end c'ifcf. 1rc. %SNN pow
t,-d -iGc mould i. 80. ais'a5n' =. sc, cr".'
,.oners a sc sos I. Ems ?. s: Nos 4 49, ~
SO. 40 = { - :. r. %. y" 80 - "
80 g.. 20 10 -. " Il. : 80 ~ -. : &c 80
!" 80. No -. i5-iG' - - saf ~ fno.
THE WOoI, TNCllANGE REPpl.T- lff'ni quo,1ioH'
d,.n.s'ir wis basel Wool Excr'nge oroal c'''
rifrsit. 70. 4 follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10

COTToH-In;avorable accounts from - Ens,.sa c..a
"a ~ .oa.e co,erag BY weaker shorts ard aso
70 s"s n,e. oT, , ~, o s e eng Size = the account,
After opening quiet and steady at uneaanso Pee 20
rara bu, on small ana dssppo ntirs volume % bus ms
WI. The gs3 W" we're s5e P interval. q uH
sus as any, 5pe ,e @ a. n. adaace o. 10
psn,s Total sa.s tetres ~" - tSr. "c &C., s
Tdins .1 u3s"is cS ' respcsey ias year sa's O.,
.r: 100 tats 70 spnuers and 300 oa-- On contract
. s9 .eTs vas seaSraiy .: f,acro proor WIN toe
sy,TSss nna Aiaaa se seems rcpoIed the r.?
70 shown, the e:ad'sn,sse Q, al 81 d westnr
and back Dc sel0pmen' me oca.ltcs , s
Pa 'o "ss ,o; ;sss i.a LAIN s ha Sc Ensh
.as decided upon policy ., e"Iti,, az" drr
Az ssans bAnNns house c0n'yge ss an m
sp.a '1.on - o' ~ 's viking else Oh ne specu!4
,,x. ~. MI nor "as. nueh 70 attract speculative at
sap- wrn s.ne-a dl.ne,n I'M abn,, "a
/, -psos. - .trrt side o. mar o.. f. view ~ ne
soT.T c @ ,ys %" Pre- Of sssfp7
rces tn.tngs ard doubes. woad BE- o I' h.r
.aSs5 0" s.q'sera .P MAKES 81, s.s saaS
s S .s .er ss - s Me lie. ' g
more aornina. Sic. St LOUIS a'eady 'Ac. 'aes loo
sol os export movement thus lar '"' go
To-. , Great s ia r'"' 60 o0''s ssS:
Tosi .ia. ms sey:elr 7c4 al 27i79s
Receipt. at X.xorleao. officially estimated tof to
asrsc" a. 1900 1900 bales. .sinst 2Sop 9S.ss -.
fsl bales LAST year and SIC pass ~ 80 100
receipts Houston ofhciHlH cS'tna' q. $3.50
a.. - bales 40 bales last "ee" l'o' '''
~ And So ba.es 81 1875. ~.
s.ycft iof yarns ano c."lin
hngdom during month ~ hHii =, IL -cn
49,, al1ng or compared win tho mon'n .. AT
49, s Gain as compared with The same months
21oso sP.rs q yarns reached 2lWVV" ~ % az mia
$50 " .sst month add making totS' "un -, 80
w@,. % vtss 900 % The same figures ioq re-
b.
nf. exports cloths were t''''''0,'
,o5 ~. CO. 90 90 March. and MAKING sos for
10 - Saros mus far this season. ~ ~ va,ls
.at ~, sponors tine last wear were 1851 eVD y"
1c,,1 arcs and 1892 524. COO yards respec,'
,,a6.ra,. Sans. special Liverpool cables "a cx
No., 20 oeuano' Gales 5000 bales speculhvn ,sio
6s'e. a. os.ss American 700 bales; rsSeItsi 10 40
Tutgf.s 60. 900 bales: niddling upishns Cqosel
.sscv Penel quie'. partially l-tHd deciihe -
Js-s he unclaimed to i-Ji02-8id lower 5eeenor
So ~ January -februaIy 31i 'so ~,
ss, IsIS is; MAJ. 5529 May June S"2o; s93
,ueHst x;Sias: August Sep rnbei ."'"
veni Tn. sS..r 49, October November 80 ,is,
han, en,'e- 81 1892 Manchester faihs-s"'e
me ra"se OF prices In the local market to-day
was as follows ' " ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
-. ..,.,,su ,os,,on OF Brazil COTE. is as to:.o~.

RIO coffee market ea.et; No RIO osG7" exchanse.
recs 600 hars. cleared FOR the Jnie9 Sta'e
90 bssz cleared for Europe. 1900 bags stooH. 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
WHITE MOUNTAINS.

PROFILE HOUSE AND COTTAGES. One Of the isrs-
&C, Of leading summer with every modern i'm
provement Location unsurpassed COLI Inks ana AL
popular attractions
TAFT & GREENLEAF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10

Boston.
TTorEL vENDoME. the Back Bay boulevard. Com
IL monweath Avenue. The leading hotel Of Boston.
C. H. GREENLEAF co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
Citn Gotels.

SLARENDoN HOTEL
se.ec. family Hotel. Special low rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10

-otrn coffee markets Santos cciee n arke, oue'.
r05 average santos. l0t2oo. receipts 5000 bags t'0h
81 fsa bass Hamburg coffee market opf1sd unc aangei
n. 30 m UNCHANGED T. y PIG higher sales $50"
Iacs T. avrs coffee market clrn"i di but .t@acy j.
franc higher. al frame lower, at m irregular
vrcharred franc lower; closed franc net lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
GtcamboI.s.

\Ew-HAvEN-FARE' 81; Excurslon' sl.oo'
~ r., steamers k.ve Pler Is L. r.. daily Sundays
,,c.ntr. + NJ and l2 Midnight. arriving In time for
trains North and Ea,i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
CLYDE LINE.
ALL FLORIDA POINTS THE SOUTH ANT

SOUTHWEST.
Tho oniv steamer Line 10 CHARLESTON. s c. and
rAcKsONViIIE. FLORIDA. WITHOUT CHANGE.
Superb Passenger Accommodations -
ArGOSOI' II. tues, May 10 DELAWARE. Tues. May !!
srNINCI.E Friday May - ALliONQuIN. Fri. May 20
From Pier 70 Last River (tO0t Rooseveit-stl, r. ~
pescrlpi We literature free upon application.
WV. /. CLYDE co. Genera. Agen'e
Howlng Green. y. Y.
Fla Cen, Pen. Fast r. \ p Line. va JAcksonvln'
Greg, : Frsxh, and Passenger Line Via Charleston.
r. q EGER General Agent 375 Broadway " T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
AlrhrnM EwemfmM limo.

r.. ,o,ul,r r.arsrs ADIRONDACK and DEAN
RItiTM6SI Will isaye cd Per II. " r. loot Sanai ST.
=. n aarv sundays excepted. reKlNg 9isest con-
rrs.tor. win trans North East and "est. fresns
r. ,tiycd until hour 81 departure
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-12-10
COUNTY
co. 10 ID.

First ward James Bardon democrat
second ward Michael :. Bri yht. =. Democrat
Third ward-Anton Johnson Democrat
tnnrfb ward-ignatius y. snyder ....... Rep
F,Ifth ward-John THOMPSON 49,. Repub lean
sirfh ward James K. Burke -. Republican
seventh ward-Aley Mckenzie. Republican
Esvbth ward-Edward Hanton Republican
S5nth ward-Charlcs b. Carlson. Republican
@eE.ranlaiu-Eavid Dobic -. Democrat
Gardon--Maekey ..... .......... Republican
superior Frank Desmond ......... Democrat
prtfie-Wm. ConueSS ....-....... Democrat
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-12-10
Death of J. II. StrOthman.

After several years of suffering, during
the last three years of which he was
confined to his house. j II. Strothman
died at his home, Central Park, on
Tuesday last.
Mr.. Strothman. in company with his
brother. f +. Strothman came to tins
city from Minneapolis in 1887. and
established the Standard Iron Works
on Tower Bay slip. He was a good
business man, and public spirited and
kind-hearted citizen. and his death is
much regretted.
He leaves a wife and two sons, one
in the employ of Washburn-C Crosby
COMPANY, of Minneapolis. and one who
resides at home and is attendin. the
Broadway High school.
The funeral took place on Thursday,
al o'clock, and was largely attended.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-12-10
ACCIDENT ON COAL DOCK.
Several Men Thought to Have Lost
Their Lives.

For same time fire has bean raging
in the coal on the dock of the Lehigh
Coal & Coke company, West end. and
every effort has been made to extin-
guish or prevent it from spreading by
digging trenches around the burning
portion. In this endeavor men have
been employed night and day.
At noon on Wednesday, while some
men were on top of the pile, the floor
of the dock gave way and the coal COM
menced to fall through the hole suck
ing into the vortex the men who had
the mis- fortune to be within its grasp.
So sudden and unexpected was the
collapse that only one man, after hard
struggle, was rescued.
1t is not known how many men went
down with the coal, nor will it be known
for some time, as the men were not regu-
lar employees of the company and their
names are not known.
The work of extinguishins the fire is
still going on. The cause of the fire is
believed to have been spontaneous COM
bustion, originating in some CHEAP soft
coal purchased by Jim Hill. The loss
will be heavy, but will fall on the insur-
ance companies.