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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. May o. 1890
BEEvES-Receipts 80 5s7 head. all for
city saughterers. with the exception OF one No
trading Feeling steady. Dressed beef quiet yester
DAYS prices No cable advices.
Shipments to-day in the Taurc 10 Liverpool 80 cattle
O33 sheep for j. Shamberg 81 Son; $50 cattle for
for other shippers on the Aurania Liverpool. 22i2
quarters Of beef for Swift Co.. on the Montcam 20
London. 375 cattle for W W. Brauer Company, Limited
and quarters beef for SchwarzschId Sulzberger
Paris for Southampton 1881 quarters OF beef and East
Company in the Britannia 70 Liverpool LOO
quarters. . .
CALvEs-Receipts were o hesd-Harlem veals-all OF
which sold full prices Feeling nrn CITY dressed
veals 7ad1Oc per no. country dressed higher at
6Gssc choice stock selling up to &C. little calves were
also higher AZ 566c. - a.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 2is cars GA
head including a deck Of Maryland spring lambs that
went direct % city butchers and two for the mar
ket. The feeling firm for both sheep and lambs
offerings quickly disposed OF TO the
head medium clipped sheep sold al 81 30
horn lambs at 81 25 and clipped do SO So bunch Of
common spring lambs at 81 per head: dressed mutton
rmer at ssal0c per 10 dressed lambs at l01l sc city
spring lambs sold at s3ds7 carcass country
dressed $36s8
sales--J H. Hume Bro: 233 clipped Michigan lambs
Is 10 average al Sc 80 per 100 N.
D. Harrington: 22l unshorn Buffalo lambs, 81 ID. at
unshorn DO IS 10, at s.; 40 spring lambs. So each
HOGS-Receipts IL 20IS head. includ-
ing 3 head Steady for live hogs. and prime
sold 81 rs 100 10 country dressed steady
al 4T6i2c per 10 for extreme weights
". Lamb: IL state hogs. lGo 10 average. at
81 per 10; roughs. 80 ~ at SO 49, date yester
day: 127 Michigan pigs 93 b. at 81 20; 123 do. % H.
j. H. Hume Bro date yesterday: II State hogs. Isl
10 al 81 40 II do 172 N. 81 IS; 80 DO. 1852 10,
"a 90: 3 roushs, $40 10. at 50 ~.
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, May O. 1890
COFFEE-A decline Of points in the forenoon
due Disappointing European cables than TO efforts
of the bear element improve their position That the
entirely OF sympathetic nature clearly
demonstrated by the fact that UP TO midday the only
business transacted limited single transfer Of
go bags June for Ike amount November for which
8 difference Of some 40 points paid. Throughout
the balance Of the session the situation almost equally
iliss neither side caring 10 take the initiative. while
public held entirely aloof from the market
Az the close the tone dull with prices 10
points lower Total sales reached the mesgre total
q $500 bags Both Havre and Hamburg showed more
irreguarity which steader ruling 81 Brazilian
failed counterbsance Primary por; receipts
burdensome and the cearances from American
houses unsccountably small In the market for spot
coffee the feeling barely steady. with the brokers
price FOX No Rio Csc invoice lots and 6Ttc jobbing
parcels The Exchange quotation enc early in the
day but later 6sc. The stock Of coffee in the United
States other than Brazilian aggregates 3To 012 bags.
against 3s s47 bags last week. The former in
Guides 333 54l bags at New-York 26e44 bags at San
Francisco and S.527 bags New-Oreans.
The range Of contract prices in the local market to-day
follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-10

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool pnS e1nort
s1oe Demand sales 1900 bales specusa 90 coo balls
1000 ba,es American 600 bales; recep ,,tures
american 1900 bales md-upand a. 3 TO- point
g., higher DecemberJanuary 2lo; enr s2a%6
May. 322s Msy~June ans; JuneJYly go $1,000 Dc
August 32s August-sepember November
firm -. n.
DRuGs-opium and quinne ruled dull WIN 70 a5ds3;
follows: Opium cases 81 e0ns2 o. ,opsht ounce walls
powdered, 50 1874 morphine. bulk ~ 20 manufact-
~ l0 eightha 81 50Qf2 So; ounine domsS acc: out
uirGs bulk. &c: foreign manufacturer JUN 49,
hds boilers. bulk. 52c. -. n,,s,,ess was
flour AND MEAISIn the nour nsfA's ,,,in change
OF me usual dragging revealing
p1ees and continued nominal conditions Wheat spring
patents s3 s3asi TO- winter s,raights So SSzs3 % w
psien sS 1904 TO- spring clears x3nss ~ No GRADE
y g: RYE FLouR-slow; quoted COG SaoIRSMEAI~
Pull ?notsd. Kin-dred Sc 6as2 o. as 70 enana .low
FAC MEAL STEADY quoted: Fine white. 9oc; ms '''
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Cash quotations follows: Flour quiet and easy
No spring wheat. 7l.Q72+c: No spring wheat g.
Yellow sse: No oats 2eHg2eac; No white. 2sasor:
No 3 white ahG9Ae; No rye. asisc No barley.
s5ff4Ic. No naxseed 81 "a; w 81 l4hgsi 15h prime
timothy seed 81 IS. clover contract grade ~ mess
pork per Dbl IS 4OGss 45; lard per 100 10 te7hgso;
short ribs sides doose) - 4ogs4 IO dry saited shoulders
a. 90 whiskey dsi.rs finished goods per gallon 81 28
,ursr, cut loaf granuated oa2c On the Produce
Errhanee to-day butter market was STEADY cram
ar,ss ioffsIbc: dairIes 1O414c EGGS steady; FRESH
~ c-beese weak; creams. i0hui1c.
r,,c,rnsu MAY 9-Fiour dull: fancy, IS ioV$3 -
FAMILY az asds3 10. Wheat nominal; No red &c
6nrn dull. No mixed. 3ekc. Oats quiet; NO mixed
ser RYE arm; No 2. 63e Butter steady Elgin cream
~. t-1tsc. Ohio. i4dl6c dairy loo. Sugar steady
Tgsss oui., lie Cheese lower; good TO prime ONO
fat. i0c -.
,f,vsukee MAY p.-wheat higher; No Northern, 10
az. No 2 Northern 71hc Rye lower; No j. "eooHc
psri.v steady: No 2 4lc sample. 37aa4oc
N,rnsapol,s May p-wheat-In store. No Northern
NJ 5oi2c. Jy II NC; september. oec. On track No
hard 7oile. No Northern. u tc No Northern ossS
Fouy-Firs patents 81 T56sa So seconds patents 20 90
fsa GS arst clears 81 700s2 80. Bran unehanseo
philadelphia. May p-wheat steady: contract grace
sII6sT9c Oats dun and sc lower: No white clipped,
asc wool nrm unchanged. Provisions unchanged bu,-
,sr fancy Western creamery lIsc 90 pnts
soc Eggs nrm: fresh nearby, i3c; do Western l3ne.
DO Southwestern lselshe southern Rsc.n,,FSour
COO hills. wheat 1900 bush: corn 5000 bush; oats
Is 600 bush. shipments-wheat 1000 bush corn fA"'
bush. oats. II. 600 bush
e. Louis May e-whsat higher; No red cssn &c. sSc
May 7ehc BID July TihQ7iI.c sskedi no nasa' W
eec Corn lower; No cash. a3te; May Slse oid july
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston MAY eFlour quiet receipts SS S9.' sPTng
naents 81 704s4 25 clears and straghts ~ ooV
81 cornmeaI steady s4qsac bag. 81 eogsl w per
III C,on nrr receipts 1894 BUSH No =. 44c steamer
yellow 43I a43isc. Oats STEADY receipts s.z 9Usn:
bran snrng si4 10 winter $40 50 Red Dog -four s 20
middlnss sl4 1851 90 Butter steady Northsfh: ps
IL Western i6la9iTc; imitation. 1iG15c ladies' lov
tc Cheese steady: Northern. i21i2hc: western l-12c
Buffalo May 9.-sprins wheat dull; No Nor'n rsG
snot TeL .. winter wheat nomnay Iosc for NO req
10 Tor No white on track Corn steady for top grades
but very weak low grades; No Yellow Ssc VS. no
yellow 3sIsc. No yellow 35c: No corn 3Iauooc. ~
Z corn 35i. e3Tc; No corn 33g3tc oats lower 6Voo
demand AZ decline; No white 33c No white SIC; no
4 white 3O1c: No 2 mixed, 30c No mixed &c rye
nominaIly sTc in for No Canal freishts quiet
wheat PIC. corn. 2isc: Use Flour quiet easy.
Chicago May e-Tne leading futures ranged as fol-
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WEST SF1ORE.R.R.

Trains leave Franklin st. Station. y. T.. az toHoSS
and Is M later from foot Of ". AL ST.: -.
I2,4S p NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED Daily ros
Albany syracuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Fails.
cleveland. Detroit Chicago and 81 Louis Arrives
Chicago and Louis next afternoon dining ,er
S,45 p M go later foot W 42d 81, Cnlcas9 Ana
81. Louis Limited. Daily for Utica syracuse, hocn-
ester Runalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto, DeuoitS
Cleveland Chicago and ST. Louis $500 MA.
7t3O p NJ Daily for Utica Syracuse hochester Das~
faio Niagara Falls and Toronto - 49,
ss4S p. NJ. Daily for Albany, rues Syracuse nSsn .
land Chicago and 81. Louis 49,.
Time tables principal hotels and orces Basgas9
CHECKED from Hotel Residence by Westcott Express
G. E LAMBERT General Passenger Agent ~ y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-10

Through trains leave NeN-1ork, loot OF tfamurtssI
as 5ows and ive minutes earlier from West 2d ST:
600 A. M.-yestibued Express daily FOR bingnamton1
Waverly Elmira. Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Bunzlo -
90 y, M-Vestibuled iinited-Fas mail daily. Solo
train Tor cnicago Arrives Cleveland T40 NJ chicago
q p a. seepers Chicago. Cleveland and CINCINNATI
Dining Car. ,-..,,A,,,.s rx,r...'
aarv Arrtyes al Buffalo 7:05 A. NJ. Bradford 20 A. NJ
jamestown u 90 A. NJ Youngstown 1877 A NJ, CeNs-f
land 1890 p. NJ seepers to Bunaio ana N'e'sAn'' Inv
Library Car . -, -. ,,....r,,o, r,r,,,
Naveriy and Chicago Sleepers 70 Hornensvie, chicago
aud Cincinnati. Dining Car. - 1850, r,-,,,<.v A.
y,yrCLE'rs LOCAL, TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN 40 .
COMMoDATIoNs at Ill ls 26l 49i and yoI s5 cee
1876 125th-st and 2t3 West i~otn-
Chambers and West 23d-st ferries New York; SS
ami $40 fNion-st 9s broadway, BROOKLYN IL RIVER
pohoken and Jersey city station Now-fork Iransfep
Co calls for and checks baggage from hotels ana rs'-
Aerca
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston May Cotton steady; mddng i6-i6c;
low middling 7-oc good ordinary i3-lec receipts,
sO3i bales exports the Continent $40: coastwise.
g. 1893; sales / 2ss: stock, 5S.0Cs. 80
Baltimore May 9-Cotton nominal; mdding. SAC; low
mddng 1916: good ordinary 3-l6c gross receipts.
355 bales stock l4l ~ ~. -
Savannah. May 9.--cotton quiet: middiing. ONE low
mlddlng 5he; receipts s2' bales exports c0as'"se'
New~oresns May e.-Cotton firm; niddlins. 1916
low mdding sac: good ordinary 4tc; net receipts.
1916 bales gross i77i exports coastwise 2974; sales
Memphis May Cotton steady: middling. 3kc; low
nddna 5c good ordinary 5-l6c: receipts ll99 bales;
shipments 74T: sales, 1000: stock III. lo3
81 Louis May Cotton quiet: middlins D i3.loe
low mddng SIC: good ordinary. 1916; net receipts
900 bales: gross / "a; shipments 1890 stock ss3s3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-10
NAVAL STORES.

Prices Of naval showed changes here to-day
and business was only fair Advices from Savannah
ported somewhat quotations. Our market closed
steady. but quiet. Quotations follow
TAR-Regulars. 81 So: tar OIL bbls. 81 3Ih
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-43lsm44c. -
ROSIN-Common good strained. 81 oodSl %: ~
81 co. F, 81 10. q. 81 rs: II, 81 So l. 81 3D. X "; NJ
81 %: y. 50 so: W G. 81 rs: W W. 49,
STOCK on HAND
Dds Oct
Wilmington. Nay o.-Sprts turpentine. SSSG39c; re
cepts 81 Rosn firm S5cffS1: receipts 1872 casks
Crude turpentne steady 81 ~ 50 81 80: receipts
"a bbls Tar nrrn, 81 20: receipts, ~ bbls.
Savannah Nav o-Spirs turpentine quiet, 39c: sales
li5f bbls receipts 1aeO bills pUsin firm. unchang ID ;
sales. 500 bbls receipts. iG57 bbis.
London May e-Calcutta llnseed. spot 34s %. Lnseed
oil. lss Cd. Turpentine spirits. 34s 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-10

4Ac; No IL, Isle; Nos ~. II. is and 49, 4he This
mornings cables reported little demand for cane
al London. with unchanged the basis OF Ss or
Java and lis 3D. for fair refining Beet opened n
but later became quiet with closing prices lis 80 tor MAY
and June delivery Raw In the local market was
generally steady all day business only fair on the
basis Of 4hc FOR 90 centrifugal 4hc for 80 test
muscoyado and 3-16c for so test nolasses sugar
TOBACCo-Busness was light In seed leaf az wei as
In foreign tobacco. but the hrm neVerheess
Sales Of seed lea. 3T5 cases including the fol-
lowing: 100 Zmmers. crop 1897. at l7d2Dc: 100
cSes 1896 Pennsylvania seed leaf at l2n13c 20 cases
1895 State Havana seed. at l4c 30 1898 New fhg
land Havana seed, ct 3CGJo Sales OF foreign tobacco
included 80 bales Havana. at 1odsInc. In bond hho
40 baes q Hc1&1 ch
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING


FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON.
From foot OF Liberty st. .
Week days. 43o. 500 1000 ul 80 Dining Carr A. M
1:o0 1870 600 Royal Blue Limited % 90 Dnans IA
Dining car A. M $50 ,soO Royal Blue Limited, 100
Dining Car, 600 p NJ, 1918 md- Additional trains Tor
PhiisdelphIs week days 7.S 800 A. NJ S;So 40 49,
Tickets and parlor car seats foot OF Liberty 81.
Whitehall ST. 49, l72 28 434 944. 2ss lSot Brosc-
273 west l25th 81, 2i5 Columbus Az New YORK SouT
St 344 Fulton ST. Brooklyn: % broadway, VIII
iarsburg The n Y Transfer Co. will call for and check
baggage from hotels residences to destination
sFrom Liberty St only
Snnf Ferry n.2S 2. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-10

COIION-The bull faction held the better stua-
ucn throughout tocsys session. but en-
thos6stlc, ana put forth concerted effort
tuthsthenlns their position. Taken whole, the
and bears alike preferring 20
report rather than TO at the moment
The market made a steady start advance Of 1Q3
points and continued TO Improve during the
nulsh European cables. AS the session progressed
poh-taking set In at various times shorts in every
instance readily absorbed cotton offered The heavy
break IN the stock market cut little figure
on cotton but attracted widespread individual interest
The weekly weather statement from Washington was
by reports Of rapid in the Arkansas River to
point far above the danger line and by
IN he Southwest Conflicting accounts received
Earcng the condition Of the plant the Eastern districts
reporting bacwarcness while in the West fair
being made in all Port and interior
quite heavy but this fact made little
preston local sentiment. The presence
exporters and domestic spnners and close for
supplies Ia southern markets OF much
fort longs IL said that spinnerE both
featured goods, they purchase material freely
nom Private dispatches unanimous IN the
that Southern holders looked for higher
for medium grade staple, and in many instances de
spot again active and firm. sales reaching
10 900 bales In the open market considerable portion OF
which passed the hands OF Continental >spinrers
According a OF the weekly weather report
ielegraphed specially Washington local trader
planting continues the northern of the
progress the southern and central portions Rain Is
needed In portions OF South Carolina. Florida and
louisiana while washng-out by rains has necessitated
planting in Northern Texas In Oklahoma planting has
been delayed by heavy rains.
The OF contract prices the local market to-day
was follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-10
TUE ,,vrppooI. COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool May p. m-cot0n-spot; Good PIsn sss
The sales OF day 1900 bales OK Whleh 800 20
we're and export. and Included L. ,V
SmsrIcan Rsceips 20 900 bales including 10 800 Amer-
can opened and closed steady at the Me-
American mddlng | m c. May. p sd. sellers MAY
ana June 3 - -64d sellers; June and July E-os1
23-e4d sellers July and August 25-o4d sellers Au-
sst and September ~ 84q3 2364d. buyers SEPTEMBER
and october % Gags % SD sellers October and NO
vemh~r 2-s4G3 22-G4d buyers; November and Decem.
her 81 64d buyers December and January 2l.etd.
b,yers January and February 2i84q8 22o+d, sellers
February March. sd. sellers; March ana APRIL
z % 64a3 % sd buyers
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA


' AND pEs sGSs q And ccaTiAspT STREETS
NThe leaving time from Desbrosse. ana c3rsAe e
Car: New YORK to Pittsburs sleeping Car Pitssurs
$50 EAs pENssTL1xSaS IN
60" cs s ssso Dess sns
ias'inapS' kSs.yls. 8, Ls or LOUIS EXPRESS
For Nashville via cincinnatD Indianapolis Ch'Sas~
$50 7. NJ. WESTERN EXPRESSLY Chicago. ~
.4S S's s1esp so s-IsTSsy rxpREssror p.
burg Cleveland. Cincinnati. Louisville. Indianapolis
40 ?: NJ PACIFIC ExpREss-ysr pit.Suryy ~, s.S
s.ss T. y. NAIL. AND ExPREss. Pullman gan:.
ours and points West daily except sunday no o'Aehs'
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
no so e sgG es psns Ss iS Dining ea A.:
ior and Dining Ssrsc' % ISn,nT carr 40 ep,nins
Gsp; $50 ?: m. isoS night. sunday s2S 90 l.:S
ans ali s' P.rsr ana DiSns Cars. 20 Si"iSs cs
soGTHEES RAfIwAYHpEapiress. $50 40 p. m. iaos
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memphis
Af fn1 SfE 9 eo%sf sss 90 M and $50
S5k sb Fs4 S SasS :Ta s.'
ATsNE ana 80 m tA .sro.... an.
Buffet Psrior Cars. Passenger Coach. and Combined
CAPE MAY.-1250 p. m weekdays
Long Branch Asbury Park dntersken. sundays, oceae
Grove and Point Pleasant from West Tventy-thirA
Street Station. $50 a II %. 20. 30 and so p
and coTssst sss NJ 40 & u ': 40
$40 D. n. Sundays, y45 a. m. SIS m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
no. T.2o 49, 90 $50 $50 Penns. Limited sS
Dining Carr. 1850 Dining Car, lloo a m 1850 Ia
$50. $50 40. @2D Dining carr, $50 Dining Carr.
$50 Dining Carr. 40. $50 D. m, 1905 night sun
days, go s2. $50, go. $50 ulmitsc). 300. 1919
Dining Carr a. II so. iJo Dining Carr, $50 30.
I 20 Dining Carr. 80 dining Carr. $50 Dining cAo'
40. $50 m. 1905 night -
Ticket ofices Nos l6l os4 1895. 1854 III. and 30
Broadway: Aston House West Twenty-thrd stress
Station and stations OF Desbrosses and Cortiandt
Streets Court Street $50 Fulton Street 3s BroadwV
and Pennsylvania Annex station, Brooklyn; station.
Jersey City The New York Transfer Company viii
call for baggage from hotels and residences
through TO destination.
Telephone .-2757 Eighteenth Street for Pennsyivans
Railroad Cab Service.
J. b. HUTCHINSON J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Psssr Agent
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot OF Yves. 2srd Cortland and Desorosss
Streets lPenns. 4 ferries)
.Tins West 2srd Street Other figures Cortandt %
Desbrosses streets. Daily except SUNDAY. 7 SUNDAY
.S.45 100 N local for EAsToS.
sx'h0 k10A N For BUFFALO, NIAGARA
Fails .nd West cpd principal local points. Paror
I'll :JS. 12.Se Noon: "sLAcS DIAH9ns m.
ftea TO seating capacity. Due Buffalo s53 l. NJ con-
meeting with through Sleepers 10 Detroit and chicago
Diinns ON s For wILKEs-BARRR,
1886 TO s sSd ss1t ;s11n
r'4.5O. 5.15P.M. Local for MAuSh CHUNK
LILO, SEQ I. ~. Local for EAsTON.
$3.50, q. 2OP. ". Local Express for EAsTQN.
$50, 6.10PM. For Buffalo and points Weo
Through sleeping Cars 10 Chicago and Toronto;
40 500 P. N. Express for BCFFALO ~
ToR6NTo bot Sleeping Car passenger; ssrrie$
$50 $40 P. 81 For ITHACA. ROCHESTER,
BUFFALO and West. Sleeping Cars 70 nicsgo.
SOUTH PLAINFIELD and BOUND BHDok locSes
daily except sunday; .lo2I 1880 4; t.23 70 70
south Plslnned 0niy), $50, 40. 10 and SO ~ -.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations az lS ~, ~
ss5 sit and ~ broadway 3 union square west y
Broadway and BROOKLYN Annex Station, Brooklyn
n 7. Transfer co. win call for and check bsggaee
from hotel or residence through 10 Destination
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new YORK CENTRAL.
Trains arrive at and depart from Grand Central State

HARLEM DIVISION.
DIS A. NJ and 1856 T. NJ. Daily, except sunoay' O'
Ptsneld: Sundays only at 92O A. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through trainfI
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light -
Ticket Offices li3. 2o ALB and l2l6 B!osdwsy =
Union So. w. 235 Columbus ave. 81 west lzotn 81
i25h ST. l3sth ST. stations, New YORK S5s ana IN
Fulton 81. and 10i Broadway. +. d.. Brooklyn
TeIephone ''2.sU Thrty-eiRhth street for New iork
Central Cab Service. Baggage checked from hotei -
by Westcott Express Company
GEORGE H. DANIELS, General Passenger Agent
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siSc bid September s2Ac bid. Oats lowers No ? cash
No 2 white soa8lAc. Flour dun and lower; patents
50 7ods3 So sraighs 81 9oQs3 20; clear %SgsS ~ Bran
Quiet, weak; sacked, east track. oec
Toledo, May 0.-Wheat highe., steady; No cash and
May 74kc: July. 74hc. Corn dull. steady; No mixed
s4c oats lower steady No mixed. 2I1sc Rye IN
changed No 2 cash. 5sc bid Cloverseed dull steady;
prime new cash and May. SO 20; october. "a AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-10
DE PEYSTER. MARIANA MOORE.-In

DE PEYSTER, MARIANA MoORE.-ln
- pursuance OF an order OF Hon James Varnum. a
s,rrorate OF the County OF York notice Ia hereby
given to all persons having claims against Mariana
Moore de P.yster OF New York. de-
ceased present the with vouchers thereof to the
subscriber at place OF transacng business the ONCE
OF his attorneys Messrs Wilmer Garfield, No. ~ Wall
Street New York CITY before the End
day October 1899 Dated New York. March 2Tth 1899
WILLIAM NJ. DONCAN DE PEYSTER Executor. Will
MER Garfield. Attys. for Executor. No As Wall st..
Manhattan New York City. y. Y.
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& OHIO r. r.

scTEDI,IE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 90 1885,
Leave NewJYork. Whitehall Terminal South Fery ana
'oo' "a .HsiIv trcxcept Sunday. ssundays.
CHICAGO 90 30 a. m from IAberty street oniy, 'iz0
o. m and sl2i5 night - - -. I
p PirTsBURG C.4So from Liberty street oniy,s
OF c;STTSppISNArI ST louis OBS a. m. '5ss p n
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE t7.5 '9S Onsr1f
oil - a. m DINER. ti2& .. M, lbs Diner 90
fapovaI limited" Exclusive Pullman Train, 'Aoo
tpiner1 .555 D. m and 'i2 10 night NORFOLK. ti2cs
D. m. u,....h r,os,
Ofnces: ii3. i72 26i. 454. i2s4 Bwey 70 Union ne-s
Iovery n $3.50 Fulton-st. $50 Grshanl-evs.
Rrc,okiyn. whitehall Terminal. Baggage checked from
hotel or residence destination.
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DELAWARE. LlckAwANNA { WESTERN
Eurroaate's Notirfs.

TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Hon. James
- NJ. varnum a Surrogate OF the County OF New iork.
. hereby given all persons having cisims
against Augustus F. Pearse. late Of the County OF New
York deceased 10 present with vouchers thereof
20 the subscribers their place Of ansactng business
No % East 2sth Street IN the Borough OF Manhattan
and the City Of New York. before the 18th day OF
November next oo.
Dated New York. the 9Th day Of May ls9g
CHARLES p. PEARSE.
EDWARD TILLOU, Executors.
GURDON S. BUCK.
Attorney for Executors
No IS Liberty Street.
Borough OF Manhattan.
New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-10

Exports OF hay for the week: To London. IA bales;
Manchester 313: Glasgow s2s Cuba 6.53I; Porto RICO.
e153; 1871 Nassau. 90 Hayti T. Trinidad 1o;
Jamaica, co; Mexico. 30; total H6o0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-10

spot cotton closed quiet and steady, win quolauohs
unchanged the basis OF exc for middling upland and
sue FOR mlddlng Gulf compared with csc and csc
respectively year Total sales OF % bales We're TO
spinner Spot cotton in Southern markets was tele-
g'aphed 70 he Exchange follows New-Orleans firm
a. 3-iGc. Mobile steady at i1-l6c; Savannah quiet
si 5ac. Charleston quiet at 55c Wilmington quiet AZ
e.c Norfolk dull 1T SIC; Baltimore nominal al 6Ac;
augusta steady AT exc Memphis steady at oNc; 81
Iowa quiet at 1916.
ta aiIn.rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-10

Receipts AT New-Orleans tomorrow estimated AZ
$500 800 bales against week and l4ll
ssi year Estimated receipts Houston Tomorrow Do
bales ~ 49,
Receipts az the ports interior points to-day com
pared with The ssrne day last week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-10

Rlo-Conee marke, nrm No Rio. $500 exchange.
59-l6d receipts. 900 bags 1.-TWO dsys) cleared for
p rope. 1000: stock. 255.OOO.
The statistical position OF Brazil coffee as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-10

Foreign coffee markets: Santos-Conee market steady
5000 average Santos. 7s3OO receipts, 1900 bags 1.-TWO
days.; stock, $4,000 bags Hamhurg-CoNee market
opened hGh pig lower; at 23O p m. net A@A pig
decline; sales, 5000 bags Havre-Coffee market opened
quiet. May y. Others u franc lower at IL m
changed; at p steady and u franc higher closed
net unchanged TO franc lower: total sales 5000 bags
January .3T.75i Observation-Disclosures
February rs. 90 August
hafch 3op0 September 3S 1b
April IS 90 October
MAY ..................3 80 90 November
June sc 90 December