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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-01
OTHER MARK Ts-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago MAY 3I-The supply Of cattle was IN exCess
~ The demand and sales were largely Zoe lower eNp
yr str,cv choice beeyes OF light and medium Wels.s
,yb,cb sold al about former quotations ahcy
hro,,eh, a. a5GS5 20: 50 2opSo Jo
a. sIs4 a. beef steers 81 5Os4 So lockers ana
"a i0GS5 %: bulls 50 2JaS4 50 COWS and heets :"
81 n Western fed steers 81 I5qSj 5O Texas steers - W
Gsy calves S5dST too free delivery oI 0s
caused a decline Of Sc fair 10 choice - 90 'sHFo ~
beavv hackers So JOaS3 70; mixed 81 oas ~ ~ ~
ers 81 yGS3 So lights. 81 GOas3 500 pigs - SOIfo ~
Tbere was fairly active general demand Ior sheep hl,u
lambs at previous prices Sheep 8 6VafS oI1 ySai
iInes IS 25as5 49, clipped lambs S5aS6 Coorado 200
ors SO 5ods6 g. and spring lambs. sIas! 90 per iUo
nounds Recelps-Cattle. 1880 head hogs 3'""' sheeP
l4.OUO.
East Buffalo May 31-Receipts OF sale ana hlou li
catfe sheen during the twenty tour nous
- noon to-day Cattle SO cars sheep ana iap, 10
cars; hogs 81 Shipments Cattle o3 cars sheep
ana lambs 10 cars; hogs, II cars. Cate-he OHernbs
we're moderate about loads and with alrg ACTIVE
demand the busnese In good position Inc can
rde showed no particular features. Choice to extra were
ouotabe AT SO 2jGSG 5O good to choice S6dSo 20 seep
IVA arbs-The market showed some improvement IN
ha md nrice on the good kind although the supply
50 1aifl liberal for OF the trade. there behg
40 ds on sale Choice extra lambs were quoaoe at
al 25GSG rs. GOOD choice S6eS6 20 common 10 la'
e. 1853 5O sheep extra 81 29aS3 go gooa 10
.nc,ce S5MS5 TO fair, - z0nSf ~ 'ontlJ
arnhs cleaned M little stronger there DelhR d. l1
.nerulatiya demand and the country men thkng el
s,nnv ~ little lambs S4Hs4 % Hogs-Ihe ohe,hS
,rrre - loads The trade generally was Sow Hediulh
selling at 81 90 heavy Workers 81 s1 mixed ~ 3D. pls
s2 sG rouehs 81 25ds3 49, stays 81 1dS2 10 Inc Uaue
dragged and toward the close was weak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-01
Cincinnati ..... isss S EGG lbs, ,ss , sfss

Houston ................ 227 o" -, IN
Gotten ''i s
@ ssns SeS s''f futures opened buyers
SigSts prices sIossd QSs, al s
ysnss tr9 MSnd'y sssta
M1ye1aRs SgD8smSs
October aaS quiet steady
in he -four market from SATURDAYS figures attended r by
in the volume %. 81 Confidence and
market more or ss aHsst1sS Tsn pat
patents 81 Soas4 10 spring clears IS oSs Gsas2 Is no
i,s sa'; {: cs. sgsa 9o AVE GOOD
% a sssiss R fa4SE 8 Ssss
to brand 1EAIcE%ss' ssSSsssS FINE rEEp
s nne ouSes spring bran slo sacks to dr
.ss, sf Bran and SD sH aa: srftc g. isP
%dsPs ssa, scs c SS Ss %
hOmn snc&& on along i@S 'T he
Monday lines " OF buls Developments. and Tor The &
Of the day Ts ens ,. Il IN the Afternoon lec
sr The July option. the same time snch al sales Of
cSnd na" Several times during the day most noan
in fifteen minutes pr0an " unsettled at sMG3c
advance over Saturdays official close ana aesu nrnoon
Ts a southwest and big chicago traders as usual Lea al
upward the motive being f,sm INDIANA supple
.ntns this influence the start were reports ma .h
southern Russia .s ss had , %sSs 1Ga the
~ snrng wheat likewise Later Broomhal adv'ce WHEN hen
ADDED to good foreign buying and strong cable cone
early combination Of influences from aSrosa Which de-
epea ON this side subsequent advces howeer from
markets wege sSs e ADVANCE Over Saturdays
G G part ana II . u of ps5aa4 markets gsRsSS
point. advance ell positions except May foreisn
nature nciuded bush in v the s0 snd
q s2S G sasH bu iHs 2
600 the previous year and ~ 276G go
which about what the trace aTSresatns over
the holidays iO79 against loo cars ast year he
port light all day having been load. we're
taken at all ports The total visible supply
bush sssns 2se nS% %, s1ss bush Of wheat
representing an Increase Of 10000 bush ever ast s
year r sso TIT .,c s"Esns c ssSe bush Of
100000 bush last year 0uotauSns Oh r r sac; No
Sch sSc arrive and . sss 'O Gye SS
sh combination OF weather In parts ., ,ne D mi,
decrease Of sa:h ns N H oTer from last week
and on ,Ais appearance Of strength eovee q bn
T' Export TS n. ns enSoH in Wheat
decline rGm best 90n5 OF o Sne oca
eiose The amount increased i2oGoo eqa hs
partly 20 2w e h Snsb against 2o
iiScoo bush There was an increase OF $40 70
ony 15 COO bush against 100000 bush last year In
total stocks and afoat. there was deGsTease "
q 900 bush for the TgsE No market
quiet ali day about steady with other grains Es
10 600 bush amounts . 1883 coo bush nag against N
1870 bush last year No oats Iost %, go, ~ all
Kinds increased $50 bush Nc oats closed 3c NO
oats S9c 30 white S3s a HS w Nn white cps
and o5aSS both asoa, stste a TSf
feeding Csc. and mating 45a47c, both c Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-01
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

New-Orleans May 31.-Cotton steady middlng 0Ec;
low middlng &C. good ordinary. 3l6c: receipts
bales. exports the Continent. 800 coastwse l'"'Z'
sales 1000; spinners 2s5 stock 322,2l9
Galveston May 3i-Cotton steady: middling. l5-l6c;
low, middlnR Lice good ordinary, 4sc; recepts III
bales exports coastwise 1915 sales. 500 STOCK o. i3o
Baltimore May 31-Cotton nominal: mddns sac;
low middlng 3-Igc good ordinary. l6c; gross re
ceipts $50 bales exports the Continent 622 coas"ise
1000; stock. 1900.
Savannah May 3i.--Cotton easy: mddllng 5sc; To-"
mIddlIng 5lsc. receipts. 10 bales. stock l9.Oo6
Augusta. May 3I.-Cotton steady mddng 51sci low
mIddng 5hc: receipts 10 bales shipments III; saIes
l75: stock. 23,624.
Mobile May 3i.-cotton quiet; middling, Lille; low
middllng &C. good ordinary 1-l6c; receipts. baes
exports coastwise. So sales. 100: stock. 9.l59.
Memphis May 31.-Coton steady; middling, &c; low
middlng 15-l6c good ordinary &C. receipts II" oaes'
shInments 4O4l: sales. l.iO0. stock. llI.3n
Houston. May 3Cotton quiet mdding l5,I5c; low
bales: Shipments $50: stock, l5ls6
St Louis. May S-cotton quiet and steady m,Saii n
receipts 276 bales gross 100 shipments Co., sales l25
stock $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-01


METALS Business in metals continues at low ebb.
speculative interest being lacking and nether buyers nor
change in the future Is not bright and ruling
Metal Eachsnse called pig Iron warrants qols' a 81 IS
nominal Copper very dull at SIS 90 nominal Tin also
dull a and b. 4: g Ss Weak sa
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-A fair business was trans
acted in molassee at the opening but the market suse
throughout Arm however nth prices well sustained
srnps were STEADY and UNCHANGED Quotations toow
good loq2oc; prime, 2la27c; Neworleons open kettle
asts ai'''' good i'0i7' prime iSS'''' fancy
OCEAN FREIGHTs-The market for berth freigh,s was
s%d GLASGOW 2iad Bristol AID; Ieith slsd; Hull
nes rotterdam &c; Amsterdam. &c: cotton 10 liverpool
per e oil shd% SniOn qs.' ady Sd and ruled
ses nd barely ' OLD PGs The
,son down to see for American raw; the same nde
SSs in s"saf SS''Sns tIS%
raphtha csrsoes soi deodorized SO 80 Cottonseed oil
prime prime yellow prime OF Sana 9 %' 4as
S Sesr ssssss es prime s5e prime
bS s5s casgs 5tS Ia
!s.S 81 .Ss s f sss; l.. o%
STEADY Quoted IS sts IS family SO ioasio s.
' = Ei:Ai ,s's I"'
5hc: 1870 10. 5lc 100 NJ sac; pigs, 5xc....4'cIT
MEATs-Pckied bellies dull quoted: smo&ing beles
6kaec; 10 No. sac p NJ. &C. u 10 SC. Plckied shoulders
SA90c. Western green's 7Hs. Quoted Western 2, Sc;
country, tea4Ae LARDTstesdy quoted a, o.2oc.
South America. bsSc Continent SSc Brazil kegs. &c.
sTEARINE.s,eady. Quoted; oleo 5%g0Ac: city lard
stearine. 6d8hc.
RICE-Country dealers took considerable IN a
the morning and city buyers purchased
the domestic styles moderate lines opening
close The market generally steady and unchanged
Crop reports conflicting 10 have much weight
one way the other. Quotations follow; domestic
common 10 Ion fair. ahd3&c; fsir to good. 4hQ5c
prime choic& 81 Ss*c; head eSa7c; Pana. ,5g5:c
DO in bond. 3G3hc. japan 4$Q0Ac. Java. 4%g3kc
Rangoon m bond 2Aq3Ac.
sTGAR-The opening hour witnessed fair volume Of
business in refined this demand coming from out
side as well as city points The market exhibited firm
throughout the day In spite Of the dsappont
OF foreign reports Quotations follow: Dom
mos sac: cut loaf 5&c: crushed sac; cubes sue;
powdered and coarse powdered. 54c; xxx powdered
Sac; standard grnnuiated and fine graduated. 5hc
GRADUATED and extra fine grnnulaed. she
fectioners graduated 5Hc 2fb 2ib bags 5fn
cartons 6-fb sac; mould a. 6.e; diamond A.
5xc: confectionery A. SIC; Nos !. and g. 4Nc No T.
Isle; Ne .. .sci No O. teec No Z. issc; No !s5c:
Nos 3D. H. 10 and IT, Axe. The market for sugar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-01
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

CorTf.r-3us' ness at the tonee ENchahge a,,61
.scs in III. way speculation me eeAe, a., Haze
:, sknes, cables satisfactory nom ha "a
Tisrosurc lilo and All these MAJ
rricss Rio and Santos also reporter his
HIGH In correction with already heaA -
saprits spot tuyers to naiter rbe n aTket
,str nr,tt acted poi.cy II pTocrastinauoa inc 49,
80 fifes cpered quit with prices unc6an!esi ~
- ard sibsec ueny showed a weak |ldsitDI
c,tirc absence OF de speculative ia'eitst
she local sentiment bcarish enough to begin WI,
,sst,o.,sS from taking practical turn. IN Ue way
.o,i s,lss owing the low prices ALREADY - 30
H. sSd,,i.aal fact ttat the maike is supp19en
.roe, rat oversold and subject 70 the ?JstoiN
Il ROUNDUP = the snors upc ne appCaT,ly'
,sr 1 20 hi,i,eh news The market was h1aig easy ~
~ ron,s nai lower. Teal sales reached -JV u,ks
soci brazilian coffee Inactive and weak closing ia,,e5
49, =, 20 decline Rio invoice lots. U'4c, aiIu
i,bbIoE paroels CSC Cleared Bahia Nav ~ s,tan,c
WordFvorih 700 bags; cleared hio My ~ s'
arse OF contract prices in the local market to-day
Wcs 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-01

-lCOTION--ConditiOns prevalent Cotton
iono%ing the resumption Of business this morning
very small although the market showed generally
unoettone at slight average advance In prices.
tounaation OF the improvement. such 1t
character OF the English advlces especially
feature OF Ia &c spot sales OF cotton Liverpool
ing 9o0 baes Tor two days, closing advance OF
i-o1n Whlle FUTURES In the English q
sher Ahehe favorable factor was the encouraging quail
~ OF advices from cotton goods makers markets But
business became rather slow Change after the marker
nad opened steady at an advance lG3 points with a
enorNed interval OF activity early In session based
on covering ana moderate investment buying following
ue bulnsh feeing awakened by the English cables
sequenty the market tanned and assumed local
aeteristies The withdrawal u outside support was
abrupt and marked An easier interval followed under
CAUTIOUS h9udaton as crop accounts uniform
aithough. In the main. they bearsh There was
some complaint Of damage the young cotton in Eastern
texas and In Arkansas the result worms and from
grass accumulatons. There scarcely any variation
20 prices after tie opening. and little trading with
the market finally quiet At unchanged prices 10 moi
advance OF point Nev-Oreans Telegram in renlv 10
dispatch calling for Information about yellow
heved anxiety by saying that suspicious sporadic
there was another suspicious IN the city cable
from Augsberg, Germany. "Spinners out OF the
market which quiet This refers 10 SPOT eo,,on o
TIE weekly weather crop bulletin in it's summary
eastern portion OF the belts except I'm the Care
nas where the weather been TOO cool The cron has
mace slow growth and II suffering for in portions
on LOUISIANA and Mississippi. while too rain has
growing rapidly and the crop is well cultivated except in
some localities OF the northern portion the fields
are foul Latham Alexander & Co. reported replies from
2oI correspondents indicating iO4 per decrease in
the state OF Texas The planting date is about
two weeks late and the of fertilizers in rho Atlantic
States averages rather more than IS per cent.
The range OF contract prices In the market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-01
NAVAL STORES.

.......... 10 OIL bbls.
Rosn ....''. .''''''''''' ...... 10 bbls.
Tar .............'..'. '''''''' . -, .
p,bor d,sapoointIng advices from the South caused
g., docne in local prices to-day. spirits turpentine
s SEQ cont Roaln was quiet the decline and TAR
held fairly steady but inquiry was "'"e''e' ~''''''
follow; -. -, A,,s co m
SPIRITS TT RPE.NTINE-i2u42isc =. LOO, .o,4 l.
RosfNEComnon TO good strained 81 4ogsl 80 r.
a IL y 81 20. c. 81 GO: ii. 81 30: 81 49, H. ~ w. ~
g. 90 X s2S5; " g. 81 G5: W W, s205.
London. May 3i.-Turpentine. spirits. 3Ss Sd.
charleston May 3i.-Turpentne market firm at 8, &c
u.'n Am sales N bills Quoted: 4. b. G. ID and n,
NC, 81 G. 81 o. II. 81 TO- 81 So X. 81 49, NJ " So
y 81 90; w G. s. Is: w, - 40
u,um,rgton May si.-Spirits turpentne nothing dong
Resin Arm Al oOaa5c Crude urpentine firm at " 3o
81 10 and 81 40 Tar steady at 81 30
savannah MAY 3l-sprits turpen,ne market dull at
oso Resin Arm Quoted: A. h. and y, DOC; f. s1c
y a "a, G. 81 TO- H. 81 10: l. 81 AZ X, 81 50 ~ 81 10
n So W @. 81 25 W w, 81 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-01
NEW YORK CENTRAL,
7. sNtfoT Sund ~.
HARLEM DIVISION.

al2 A. NJ and SIS r. NJ Daily except sunday. a
Pittsheld: Sundays only at go A. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through Trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket offices at lib, 261 Alb and i2l5 BIoadwv. -
Union So W. 235 Columbus 81 West l25th g,
i25h St and 3sth st. stations New York; Sss aud ~
Fulton st. and i04 Broadway. z. D., Brooklyn,
TeIenhone '279O Thrtv-eighth street for New ra1
Central Cab Service. Baggage checked from hotel
residence Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE r. DANIELS General Passenger Agen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-01
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Iyverpooi NAV 81 4 D. neutrality-suspicious. business
done prices 1921 higher; American mddn n. fa ar
Is led good ordinary. 10 3d. mddling l3-a-o 10"
middiing 1921: good ordinary 1921: ordinary /:
p 32d The sales Of the day we're i5.Ooo bales OF
which 900 speculation and export and included
49, 700 American. Receipts, 1000 bales. including ~
American Futures opened quiet but steady. WIN
moderate demand and closed quiet; American middns
/ m c June 2l-64a3 % Cad buyers; June and July
2l -84d3 buyers July and August, y $40 ouy
September. % 64d value september ana
October 81 -G4d3 90 "a buyers October and NoVember
2 81 -84d buyers; November and December. 3 20 6ta
21-64d sellers December and January, -Ofq5 Z2otd
sellers: January and February. 2004d3 2-Std value
February March 2l84g3 22Sid sellers March and
April % Cad sellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-01
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
ERIE RAILROAD.

TDrough trains leave NtW-lvIh, loot OF - - ~,
as follows and I'VE minutes earlier from Ns'. nsnca.
r,,o W-VestDuied Express daily Tor bl.s.@@-as 4
vsverv Fimlra buffalo. Bradford. Arrive bui'~
y NJ Parlor 10 bnnalo -. -, ,.,y SOFA
lao u. M.-vestbued limited-fast man aa'S Ss,,sssa
train for chicago Arrives Cleveland ~ .nc,na
Dining Car. - , c,...,..t ,r..,u,,,.t EXPRESS
daily Arrives at Buffalo 1908 A. NJ, Bradford :" c,.ss.
jamestown 100 A. NJ, YOUNGSTOWN 10 M, scsft
Library Car. - -, ,..,. ,or u,ocn- milan Flm,rn,
Waveriy and Chicago sleepers 20 Buffalo 'hieeso ~"
, ,,,,sTs iocNt TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AS
CoMMoDArIoNs at Ill. us. soi toi and ssI bses,S-
ST. Chambers ana West 2sdst ferries NeS o
sI,sSs, and Jerssy city station. NcwYorS Trsnsss.
90 calls TOR and checks baggage from hotels ana resi-
dences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-01

NE. ..adv 70 Arm with refners oerins 70 accept moas
ate lots on the basis OF tc for oe test sugar
o. 60 zoo, nuscoyado and for 50 test rnoasses
There was little Inspiration to be derived i,on, rdor was
news one way other. Cane sugar ~ ,n ,.,,h
rared ouet buyers sellers being indineten. VIII.
lava quoted ias and fair refining lis Va bee,
quiet rather according 10 the res.is "N'"'
with NAV and June delivery down Nd 70 lis Nu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-01

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscription for me i,yn
" received AZ their Uptown Of'ice No l.2tZ h
~ door north OF sist-st until o'clock M aNsru,.r
ments received the following branch ofnces az
once rates o'clock y. viz. 90
cor 2sdst 49, 9Th ave. i2th st Macy o . ios
ana ith-s,: Columbus near West ootn ~,
Nest 4ed st. 6th-aye.; % East IAN ., "sss
t2d St between It'll and 18th AYES 100 East am ~
n ave between 10Th and T1th SITS lO28 80 ave- -.
siss, 7os Ia, nes. sa,hs, es se 81 eessss.rs
apQa sdaya; 40 East loths4 Lo2l Sd ave. AVE- ~
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

e,a,ons foot Of West Ord C0rtlaEdt and Desorosss
streets (Penna. Il. X. ferriesl
thine West 23rd Street. Other figures CortanatI
Desbrosses streets Daily except SUNDAY. su,av
only other trains daily. suneay lea'ess'S esaa'
dayieayessi5 Sunday leaves 6l5. a
LAM 100 A. NJ Local. for EASTON. :.
.SJJ eS.OS A. N. For BUffALO NJAGAkA
FALLS AMI est, and principal local points. Par'os
and Dining Car coSneG' t9I uos aok DIAMOND
sxpa1SS." Hardsomest train 20 the world; LIN
nsc,ne with through seepers Detroit and Chicago.
.,D s1 t'o0PMSs 70. MILES, rs. DhA .isis:
.t3.33 i.Ss r Nj. and naSser@sdisis RoisI:
~.f55 5,1JP.M. Local for MACH Shl M
..t'yX x'j0 NJ Local for MAUCH CHUNK.
~; ~ Il IoPM Local Express for EAS1ON.
.IS5 x6,0S 7. NJ For Bunao and points hesl
rhrongh Sleeping Cars to Chicago snd Toronto -.
-, Ks 500 =. 81. Express for BUFFALO sna
ToRDSTb None but Sleeping Car passengers esrried'
.iOl5 1880 Pm. ForITHACA. ROC HEslElss
BUfFALO and West. Sleeping Cars 20 onlcsfo;
sOfTTH PA INflELD and BOUND Ei.OOk loess'
daily except sunday 100. 1850 AN. '225' ~ IN
'Ticscrs ard Pullman accommodations at rs. 2si, 81
s5i eli and 1854 Broadway, Is Union square MesS y
Coinmhus Ave y. Y. $50 Fulton St, touri ct' -
1roadwSy and Brooklyn Annex station, brooklyn,
n Y Transfer Co vii call TOT ana cnscA uaskAs'
from hotel or residence through TO DESTINATION
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Railroads..
CENTRAL R.R. Of NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Four tracks Electro Pneumatic signals.
stations IN New-York foot OF Liberty 81
and South Ferry. Whitehall St .
Leaving time from South Ferry 0oot whitehall STD rs
Ave minutes earlier than that given below for Liberty
St, except when noted. . ~, ,eoo
On and after May % 1890.
trains leave foot OF Liberty ST
For Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown aauch Chunk g.
400 T:ij $40 A. ". u2Oo NJ. to ErTtonl 80 4;io
as As 80 to Easton, T. NJ. sundays. ''3O O:o 10
Ess,on) 4 NJ 100 $3.50 GOO F. NJ.
For Wikesbarre Pittston ana scranton, 400. V'io
A. M 80 r. NJ Sundays. 1870 A. NJ. - -
For Reading and Harrisburg At 100 40 10 9'ig
5000 II 30 10 Readingl \. NJ l'5O. 41O f;to oSo o
80 90 20 Readlng) p NJ, 1913 night sundays ~ ~
al 80 to Reading) A. NJ 1900. 1870 $3.50 600 "oo 70
Reading T. NJ. 1918 night
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. Sc
For Red Bank Long Branch. Asbury PARK ocean
Grove and points Point Pleasant. ago SOD
liza A NJ i3O 1888 a30 only Red Bank, tt;4
s.30 ais p NJ sundays (stops AT nteraken for Asoury
PARK and Ocean Grove. 900 cloo only to Red Banh)
For Lakewood Lakehurst. Toms River and Barness
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
For Long Branch. Ocean Grove Sc
From Pier y. r., foot Rector ~
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach, hunlsoh
Reach Seabright Monmouth Beach. and Long Sranch az
80 1000 NJ. 100. 345. i:30 T. NJ SUNDAY "'o'
A. NJ. i:0o p. NJ. - 49,. , ,o,o,.
south to Pon, Pleasant. 1000 a. NJ. 100 $40 4'o
For Lakewood Toms River. Barnegat Park and Barne
cat A u. NJ
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d ss% ssSasc - No Whit; s 1s g.
~ as nS s. o2 NoTbssstsSp prime i@ohS
sed ss2s sss Dc .Scr per r5 3d. . q o
dry shoulder oxe 81 s1.@ e2% sno,, se oss
per gallon 10 sugars. cut loaf $500: granuiatsa
+ % on o, EsehHgg s Gay s
Eggs steady fresh. 2lac. Cheese steady; creameries
Cincinnati May 3i-Flour active higher. Wheat arm;
No red 75lsc. Corn hrner; No mix"a' c2c' Tss s
eascr 95c Bulk meats easy 81 10 Bacon s. c'
wnsS STEADY % agts a Gs 5ehS Ef"
steady Eggs easy i@c. cheese steady
Duluth, May 3iwheet-No bard cash va, ara 7s Msy.
80 N oT'S rs isAc 20 '''''"''" '''
s MGe'' Ba iSS SS SSS's's re-
s5sstn Ss; Nay ss icG; YEA s's. 81
Clears es, p' Sc sSs 0 Bran an in bulk s. s5sse
eon.e sss . Ssy F ga &c ssf
and and @ hsss Ne White clipped o xa
cpne sg he 10 mixed we're sD 9sancss oe per bb
s,yania rollers. clear 50 2oass straight s. .S9
= scass M e. do %'ss sds o. spring
s e go s brandt. i:s B q
fancy , wsss n1srsy e s &C. %2 SIp''
souhwestern iiai4isc: 40 Southern. isa@4c. Cheese
ss sr fun cnoss 81 dd
nc RsnR Sc sS ssd sacks 9 %h
ic; 900; oats 900 shipments-whea 1000 bush corn
io3OO oats, $1,000.
July septsber si%s 10 hard &c com CON- h'sSs,
40 cash &C. July rS sepi sapfsbcr sSsc 20
s' TSl, no qsS ss;s july -''' '''''''' ~
Toledo. May 3l.-wheat higher, active No cash and
miyed si,sc Oats dun steady No mixed 2sc. Rye
S SH ' IS 20 os SO : g o'' 0'' '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-01

Spot in the local market closed steady with
prices unchanged the basis of 6kc for mddng up
land enc middling Gulf compared with 9-i8c
and 1910 respectively last year Total sales 1870
bales included 800 bales for delivery contract for
export direct shipment and 20 spnners Spot cotton in
Southern markets mddng quoted. officially reported
BY special dispatches 10 our Exchange as follows New
Orleans steady sac Mobile quiet ll-l6c; SavRn-
nah at SIC: Charleston quiet at 9-iec Whining
ton quiet 6kc Norfolk quiet &c up &C. Baltimore
nominal at enc; 81 Louis quiet and steady at 10
Memphis steady sac.
The export movement follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-01

Receipts Of hev for Nav. a. 223 tons: for MAY 1898
500 tons for May 1897 % 523 tons exports hay fer
week. 93i3 bales. Destination: GLASGOW rs bales: Lon
don 34S bales Cuba. Is02 bales Venezuela. 10 bales
Jamaira III bales Nassau % bales. Curacao bales.
Bermuda so bales