davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
Yields last
f0ur rears
Condition OF

average Of estimate the official ORGANS of The
lch Iiilers and farmers. on the above crop rc
vtela WIN SsA-p1u tAe
leTy loopoo1o bush. local trade has been ha-5Iv
S,a1s 20 accept this large shortage a probability
cplslosTt-1 that the damage
t5aNe ueT oVerdrawn. However French cables wero
stronger again to-day, the Paris closed
az an advance OF about cables
Detter ana the foreigners
extent throughout the
but the took TO Covering ana r1org rha
at an advance Of zd.c: lost
1at recovered and closed unchanged II net higher
-sa4l &c July at II l-6GT2sc September AT 72Ts
GO mere was practically public speculative
.aall @ me market closed firm in Bradstreets"
aert was considered bullish. Il showed
-oI1-u'o bush In wheat east of the Rockies
fe1Se OF zoo po1 bush in the wheat Europe
-ect1se o. 80! 100 bush was reported in
increase OF 55},00o Quotations OF cash
wheat . a1oat basis, follows: No red
NeW-Aork, 1850 nominal; No hard Duluth 7Tlkc 10
arrive; No hard Manitoba. 761sc prompt: No Northern
Dlluth. - sc. and No l Northern Chicago T3isc
prompt sales for export. loads at New-York !
.-----C COIiN-The market for while quiet
with wheat opening steady &c.
considerable tnness with the best ruling
close when the market steady advance Of 1sc
The Improvement in prices helped by reports of
smaller country offerings lighter
than expected, and wanted by shorts
out exciting outside interest. quoted
afoat. follows: No +31sc SPOT nominal;
No =, 43 sc early >. 44ltc nominal No
NevYori and ports Total sales futures
10000 .OATS-The demand for oats was mod
white for Nav delivery There we're no sales of oars for
On the local 65 900 bush changed
The spot market closed quiet follows. No oats.
26izc; No g. 26c No white. 2sc; No white, 27l5c;
white clips, 2S1zc I2YEMarket quiet. We quote; No
Western. 63c. and No 2 Western. 62l4c both o
aaoati state rye 5sc. New-Yorz. carlots Jar
LYMarlet dull; feeding. 43zg45o ana mating. 5o9
63c. both ( Z Newr-Ycrk.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
EXPORTS T-DAy
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

C1EF,L-tSo Ear speculation was concerned condi-
uols On -ne Coffee Exchange today a
L--Ay character with both factions disposed
I-l obLEat-cns preparatory Il Cuiet holiday. The
iInueIces ~ wO-k favored bull contingent hut
Tar rom showing Eggressveuess this branch of the
trade to1k advantage of the better quietly
s--4 oLl Hh1Tls covered = Istess manner,
grrsl-ons I9r foreign account we're equally tardy.
ne opening was steady with points higher
t1r The -es- Of The day there barely 5 points
1lrl1er variation Total fuat ted II
bags wei scattered through Euro
pean market indicated positive aruness N
baiA HARE and Hamburg. while the market for
81 coIee was shade higher increased demand
elcQ-raEEnE n
r@-ler better The Brazilian markets however were
WeaA under receipts unfavorab
plague conditions & Rio close here was steady
II zone with prices unchanged points higher.
h-ArAeI tcr spot coffee was steady hrTn, with q
1i---erale business doing OF in
voice lots q No RIO. Clearances for the United
States yesterday Included steamer Wordsworth from
t-3, with = OeU bags. The present COFFEE
the United states, other than Brazilian 4C6 445
1Hss a. compared with 3s3.8I1
g. g. ne former amount Ssi.55s bags Nev-TOri1
g $50 u EraE-clsco n Nezv-Oreans.
TIE range Of prices market today
szs -
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
THE BOSTON wooL. MARKEr

Boston, May 29-There been Improvement \
the wool market this Purchases have been
simply Territory
with slow sale with prices Fleece woods
Hfeiess about all the demand being FOR blood
grades.
The following the quotations for Leading descrp
tiors
Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces: Y and above Esq
29c; Xxx and Xxx above. 304S1c deiaine. 326S3c. No
combirg. 33C; No do and blood. 82G33c. = blood
washed 81 dS2c; and braid washed 3uc
Michigan. Wisconsin etc: Y Michigan. 23G24c; No
Michigan combing, SId32c, No . 31G32C. = blood
washed 31Ga2c and braid 29d3oc; fine delaine
2S329c.
Unwashed medium. etc: Kentucky and Indiana =
cornbng 2602Tc: 4 2627c: Missouri = blood
conbiEs 25d26c. blood 2Jd26c. combing. 224
25c: lake and Georgia 24G25c.
Territory wo0is Montana and Dakota fine medium and
fine 19g20c secured. SIC; staple. 5sc; Utah Wyoming
medium -TG1Sc: secured. 5-755c.
16d 1Tc secured. 53I
55C- medium. 20621c; secured 46G4SC-
Australian basis. SDoJ prices-Coubing
h-Ie nominal. s2ds7c: good. s0as2r
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, May o.
BEEvI2s- Receipts were IS 2es head all for
West Side slauEhterers No trading
Feeling steady Moderate Inquiry for dressed beef
TGSize H. with general T1a9S14c. Gables
unchanged. Shipments to-day included cattle
and AGO quarters beef Liverpool. on
Wednesday the Germanc for Liverpool. 1soO
quarters heer for y. Morris, will
child & SulZberSer.
CALTES-Receipts 20 head nearly all Of which
arrived late and held for Wednesdays
Feeling steady Yesterdays closing prices City
casionaly 104zc; country dressed higher 6G9c;
little calves also higher. 5G6c
SHEEP Nd LAMBS-Receipts ~ cars or 1S36
head. including for a slaughtering firm, 5iz
cars for market. Sheep slow, slight downward
dency Good yeaTings and good lambs rated steady,
fair demand and medium slow, y
OF stock held to prime sheep
S41s5 100 n; culls 81, yearfings
ass 30; Southern lambs ST mass -. good
prime: dressed mutton slow. ar 71eG9I2c per n;
dressed yearings steady 9GIIac dressed lambs at
ua14c; country dressed lambs almost nominal, s2d
81 30
sales-M collins: 2ss Virginia lambs 70 n average
at SIS y per 100 ~; u Virginia yearIings. 81
Mcpherson & Co 2l1 Virginia lambs "a n.
IS 1919; 81 Virginia yeariings IS So
gnia sheep. l06 n. 81 so; 20 80. % -. a 81.
Newton & Co 144 Virginia lambs. 30 n, 81 10: 81
Ohio warnings. 6s n al 81 .; 125 Ohio sheep 91 ID
at 81; 2 DO f3S ~ al S4 as Ohio culls. 20 n. So
Hogs-Receipts 1914 2Z7 head. includ-
ing deck for the market; steady for all weights:
deck OF fair Pennsylvania hogs sold $5 55
other sales; country dressed in limited
but quoted steady at 6Gsc n for heavy TO light
weights.
-McPherson & Co: IO8 Pennsylvania hogs 1s1
ID average, 81 * per 100 n.
4. r. Hollis date yesterday: 10 State hogs 129 n
IS 10 roughs. $40 rr 81 10 stag 100 10 IS 70
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
OTHER MARKETsBY TELEGRAPH

Chicago MAY 29Cattle-R Receipts 800; steers steady
70 shade lower; butchers weak
cattle here Natives today s. *.
Good prime S5fSs 70: medium s.
selected 81 To- stocers T5a
81 cows 50 G5GS4 so; heifers 81 25dS5
So +pTS2 bulls So 9OGS4 so. S5f7S7 25;
steers SASS 30 Texas bulls 50 25dS2 70. HCgs-Re-
cepts tav estimated for 900; left
350o onened closed 81 %; mixed
butchers S5d$5 - good choice heavy. s. 15G
S5T$5 10 light. 81 a5Ts5 Is; bulk OF
l5TS5 90 Sheep-Receipts 5000. sheep and
lambs active. 10000 higher shorn Western lambs high
choice wethers S5ds5 20: fair %
mixed s. 40aS4 -, Western sheen 81 Sass 40;
rngs 5oTs6: native lambs. S5TfST SS; Western
lambs S6GS7 30. spring lambs s. 5oTST so
Cincinnati May 29-Hogs weak; 81 hOfTS0 40 Cattle
steady: 81 5oas5 %. Sheep steady; S3as4 30 Lambs
steady: s. 5oGS5 =
East Liberty May oe.-Cattle steady; extra, 81 soa
sead- assorted mediums 45S5 AL; heavy * 4N
81 - beavv Yorker 4N6S5 - Workers s. 3o7
S * rr@ 81 l07S5 20: skins 5O6s4 TX s3 so
T7S5 sheep steady: wnther 81 75FTS+ 50,
5odS3 choice lambs Sf7SG % good sS 501
. calves sfNs6 50
Eae+ T7uTa1o Nav % p-Recefpts sale through
cattle sheep and hogs rwenyour hours ended
an noon today follows cattle. 40 sheep
and lambs I Shipments same time
Cattle A. cars: sheep lambs. car; h7gs cars.
Calf trade steady Yesterdays basis
80 o5GsG 20 Sheen lambs unchanged lambs choice
10 extra 2-S6 good = choice. S6frS8 . Sheep
mixed 5ATS4 wether7 g 75s5. Hogs fairly steady
easy with yesterdays close Heavy 81 ioaS5 +5 mixed
S. g5aS5 40: Workers. s. 206S5 30; pigs s. 25 roughs
s4qS4 20: stays So 507s3 y; close steady
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30

CDTTC3S-EnGsr active selling 5y all branches Of
and irresistible
sn1ur within days
within the hour this morning The opening
showed a decline q 3dt points about
the DAY, and while there were occasional periods
s-eaGness Eurries OF profit taking The general
ruling weaE and the trend OF prices
steadily downward Within the FIRST hour the opening
Increased OF s415 points. while
another spell of weakness carried
u-tces of 1926 points nights closing. The
dominating weakness iu the English
spot delivery suffered
severely from heavy selling pressure private cables at
depression
1-he- failures anlong NeE-Hork cotton houses were
C-CuzbIe representatives, ot firms
Quick 70 deuy -Dundess reports but final prices
showed little recovery rom The lowest
The European speculative element was
Influenced extent by good crop and weather
together with liberal offerings Of
zot belt lower prices The Ne-Orleans
relatively the LIST owing 70
speculation prompted by exceptionally good
Traa-- n
q
There notable commission house trading
h1th -sre N=W-}rieals The market closed easy
On near steady 1ar months. with prices 9g25
penis lower
The prices in she local market to
cEy q follows
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
ERIE RAILROAD.


as follows. a14 minutes sarier from ", sd ST.
BOO a. E1 Da4y-Soitd train for Buffalo
5snshamton Nayerly. Elnlira Bradford Cosca-.
pario cafe dining BIf,aso-
D Daily--t.hicaxo Liuited-Fasr rnaiI-<allf
Chicago. arriving 80 Cleveland 20
Slespers Cleveland.
$50 p Daiy--Buffao and Cleveland ExpreSs-arr
Buffalo I.US Bradford -. jamestown ard Yotsaxs-
town lo- a n Cleveland l-5o p n sieepers Eu-ls
p n Daily--Soid train for BlnEnanatan Wxv-
e-iy Eirnra Chicago Sleepers Buralo Chicago en-
c1nnart- Dining
V'ICKETS. LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN AC.
= COMMODATIONS III 112 @6- sOr and 81 R-oaa-
way I25th @73 I25th ST Chsussr.
West I'D ferries New York. ana FaItor
81, as Broadway. BrooElyn - River ST. H0boksn and
Jersey cty station New 4o- Transfer Co eaIls
checks baggage 70 destlnaFfan-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
EEHlCA VALLEY.


tPenna- z RF
West sd
Daily
daily NJ
sunday leaves Us sunday SIS sunday
leave : Is n sunday leaves A N
TsT.Iu. II 20 l. n Local for EASTON
s~~.1 %. e~..sU A ". For BUFFALO, NIAGARA
West and principal local ParOr Dining
meets FOR Coal Il zions-.
-.II.55, 12-00 Noon BLACK DIAMOND Ex-
PRESS HandsorneSt world
capacity Due BUFFALO 5 eonnecttng WIN through Sleeper
70 Detroit thicSZo Dining service =
I'LL 90 P " For WlLkES-BARIsE, SCRANTON.
--s-55 .. Coal Regions
Vs. o. y5.2DP a Local for AAUCH CHUNK
3.B3 XD. ~ - Chicago NesIfbule
ARA FALLS and points West Through Sleeping Chicago
Toronto.
TORONTO
-s.55. 9.09 P ~ For ITHACA. ROCHESTER BUFFALO
ane Vest Sleepilg Cars 70 Chicago
so PLAiSFIELD and BOUND BROOK. locals daily
Stalsy 80 = = A. ~ 'fO ~ $40, 81 . = and 30 P n
IicSe a1u Pullman accommodations lis. . 9-5 and
- Hoae way : Cnion square West 2.5 Co.nabgs Ave- =
so Fulton ST Court Rif station. Brooklyn;
y y Transfer Co wl call and check baggage ron hotel o<
residence through destination
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
LIvERPnOr rnrrnN ArAPKEr

Liverpool May -; p m-Cotton-Spot limited de
mand; prices Lied lower; American rniddlng fair,
i3-;i2d; middlln lied good middling S-l6d; low
mtddltng, l0-l6d- good ordinary i8-l6d; ordinary,
+9sd The sales of the day 1000 bales % which
800 Tor speculation and export included 6scO
American Receipts 1000 bales including 800 Amer
can Futures opened quiet but steady az the decline.
American middlng May I 5S-S4d4 59-84d buyers;
May and June 81 - a 576+d value; June July.
5464d sellers, July and Z 5I-S4d4 52tid buy
August and September 46I4 45S4d sellers:
October sellers:
November. : l96-esl 2tl84d sellers. November and De-
cember, l5-6ig4 1664d sellers December and January
I364a1i l464d value; and February. 1264A
buyers: February and Ma-ch. I 12-eAd sellers.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30

tt1n Exchange special Liverpool cables-Spot cotton
tsler- sales 700 bales; speculation and export. 500
american 8100. 7e0o; American. 5000; mid
g upland 1-I6d; futures opeed barely steady. 2S4d
-eFrf5 ~ 10 n. quiet and Iz-64z3- -e-f4d net de
e.it- closed steady 2-ssssrS-t4d net de-
90 Aec-EnneE January. z13I4-l4i Janua-y February
sd FebruaTg-Marcn 4-12s; May z5stzb- Aay-Jnne.
.a-e-Dl- J2Le-JDly. 454s Luly-Augusi z511z D; Au-
etsrieiI be- z4s4zs SepteEaberO October 4291s: oe-
-1efNoFenDer, 4I9izs; November December. 4l55zs
--5-ei.sste fans and cloths move slowly
-liti tls-l3tuEn quiet anc about steady- Ihe
--Z crop is estimated rom $500 20 500 oas-ets
.k-nins fairly actire Prices quoted fol-
owe Opium. azses. IOGS3 I2is 5obbing. 50 l5ag
- 80 powdered. s. G5T$4 Is morphine bulk 81 s58
= 80 Qu4IEe Domestic manufacturer bulk, Bic tr-
t5- IaDufac-urers' SIC. outside holders. bulk
ESSENTIAL. OII1S-The market foT oils was
ztly nur Prices generally unchanEe1
30 quote Anse 81 S5GSl 30, bergaxnot, prime, - sO9
- ~ csssia, 754sGc: cho &c; lemon. s0c4Isi; lemon
60 native 81 oydSl 30 1lsfied - --14S1 J''
-l-s-afc natural s5HSJ u: artificial 81 -asS 90 pep
tlLLi eserl tins, SO<ssIs Aey-935tS tins St4sl 10;
s > l9aESl 20; psnnyroyal. 81 25ltS1 30 ssssatras
.-rai -. sc artificial s2as5c sIeaF1EnI soc.lsI %
- e i'ffel =. wlutsTEresn- natural. q 4s artlel
80 .hc NORWOOD pure. - boa So
steady unchanged prices ana demand
H1s rair. nuf y 5abbng character We quote: Bur
80 f1se: seltian. ga aAcs ginseng. 81 5Qa3 ginger
3.-le anh3eached, z4G15e; ulezched llatsci golden
80 stf15ac, heeonre. powdered IN bbis nc1r1ee
f-1ars 4z3c, bales $50 selected. sHl5c, in
Dlilles szrsapzrzila Honduras 30fSJc. 4ezlcan &C.
s-se AesteFl 4Sss5c; Southern, sic snake, caaaca
-. naflEal loo. str-pp@c. 20c: Texas, JIG
f-|DIR AND HEAL-Business in -four was only
es3tsy active. but the market ruled rather hrrner
Il lone N sympathy with the higher ruling OK wheat
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
n RAILROAD.


STATIONS faoe OF yvF,s- TWENTY THIRD STREET
AND DESBROSsES AND CuRrLRNDT STREETS
str s sr9a later ts saa
saato eacent 5ss% iSr nates
100 A VI FAST MAIL--Liraited % two Baret Pari0r
srs New lorls % t.tis01-g Sleeping Car Ptsnars 70
a. a. " F4sT 5-T : FisaEy Sa4 eeI-nS
ton ears sr E5 eeR1as b D;s "~f % 1n1 sssn.
indianapolis Iausvilie St Lous
To-. 90 p VI CHIgAGo AND ST LOUIS E7SPEz-ss-
a-.5 p VI. ST L5rIs ExPnEss-For Ptttsszrx
5-55 P VI WsS T1sSiss - cscaso rer
1.5a p ". PACIFIC EXPRESS PirssbrIrx
ShieaEo For Knoxville. daiiy via Shenandoah Valley
ss,.ous tannects for Cleveland except SATURDAY
PREss-For Pi5is6arv Cisvssad. CsasiansSI-
WASHINGTON AND THE soUTH.
~ 29 Dining carr 10 IS DINING car n l2as z go
sressional Lin Parton Dining Cars). as
night sunday SOS s55 10 5 dining Car, m. 50
30 - Dining Carr. 45S Dining Carr. a-S D m
soJTHEflN RAn.wAY-E1pr~-s. a2a 42s ?. n r1O
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAr.wAY.-FoE Memphis
TT.a Fnd N-TS NSE QTeaas sea1s 2 ? n daily ana s.s
CFIEsAPE4K s OHIO RA1LwAy-T55 a. n
FOR OLD POINT C,5afFoRr and NORFoLK--Is5 q ~
Tc T64a6T5 Ti.5s. rs8 : aa R.e Ss ar ~ss. s. sss
CAPE MAY-la-55 m week-days
Hsss TEenty-third Street s'ationl; SO a. n l2so
20 do. A10. and 40 ,. m sundays s25 a. ~
10 p m iron lesnTosses and t1ortlanc5 5Sroefss
$50 eco a m 125O 2S0. 42O SO D
sundays. 945 a. n. 5-l5 p
FOR PHILADELPHIA
s25 s55 a25 s55 Peana 1intsdS ioio CDesSr.-s-s s
and Crtandt Streets 10 0l Dining carr 1o55 Dining
Carr. 49, I255 10 tDesorossss and Cnrrlandt
Streets 22Ol. 255 rs. S-SA k25. A5 Dining Cx-t-
400 Dining Carr 5.55 Dining T55. s25 855.
80 m. Il 10 night Sundays. $40. T33
coaches). S25. So * Ll-nstel. 955 10 IS Da-
ing carr 1855, / 55 Dining carr. SIS, S55> A3
Dining Carr 455 Dining Car. 5S5 DINING carr. Tss
50 s-25 n. 12-10 night
Ticket Offices II96 1854. II. Bro.d
/ House. West TTEeury-third Sta
ttOn- and stations Cr Dest f0r-Iao1r
Streets: Street Fulton Street BruzNvay
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn. Station
Jersey city. The Transfer Company VIII cal
for and check baggage from hotels and rssltsncss
through destination
Telephone Esghteenrh
Railroad Cab Service.
J. 3. HUTCHINSON. = P WOOD.
General Manager. General Passir Asnux>.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. Z.
FOR THE " EST.

Foh EST.
Leave New York, % IiOercy South Ferry
OThitehau TsruinsD minutes earlier
-DaiIv VENcept sundays rSurcay&
CHICAGO. '4.S0 C-oe-ty street only. 'LSo
10 night
PITTsBCRCi. -430 a Liberty street only1. 400
.. N 100 .. n and - Is night
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. 'lNcO a 100 D n
80 ROYAL Blue TRAINS
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. 300 1000 CDtner,.
% Diner. TL6O p DINER. sLSO tDtns-).
800 t-fs0ysI Limited. exclusively Pullman Train
Ca1sl. 800 lDilerl -T-oo p tDtnsrj axa
~. Is night. NORFOLK fI-0o D m
Illuminated with Ptntsch Light
Offices llS IL. -6i. 45&. 800 Broadway. 25 Union
So W II BoVsery y Y. SD Fulton Brooklyn:
81. cnecxaI
ron hotel residence destination
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentine ruled at
tations follow.
TAR-Regularz 50 10: do oil bbls 81 IS
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE-51s
ROSIN-Common good strained 81 55: E 81 65. F
g 90; G. 81 % H 81 50; L So; K. go 20 N 81 40: n
So so; " G. 81 20: W So 90 - ~ 80 -'
STOCK ON HAND
Splr1ts turpentine, bbs- ...... 7y6
Tar, bbls. ............. te9
London, May 9.-Turpentine-Spirits ASS Cd
savannah. al.ty 2S-Spuits turpentine frn 4ac. re-
2.044 bbs: exports $50 bhls - O ''-1' 9~'eS
& GharlestQn May 29.-Turpentine quiet 4T%c Rosin
wilmington. Nav 29-Spirtts trpenrlne notbing doing
Ple unchanged receipts Id bbls Rosn steady ST Ok
Us Ittelpts to2 Dbls Crude turpeutlne firm 81 S
~ so receipts 40 bhls. Tar firm 81 40 receipts III
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
new YORK CENTRAL,
H4RLEM DIVISION.

9I2 a II. 335 P VI Daily. Sunday. 20 Pitts
field: Sundays only at 80 A NJ
Pullman all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices II3. 261. AIS 12i6 Broadway. %
Union W 81 West 125fh t25th ST and i3srh 81
Stations York; rs Fulton
Telephone 200 3Sth Street tor View York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked rsscencs
WesTc0tt Express Company.
GEORGE a DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Nav 2a-sprtng wheat-No hard round lots
T3qsc: No Northern carloads Il sc Winter wheat-No
red T4l7c: mixed 7+c. ] white, - 12c bid Corn
quiet; yellow. 42iac; Ne yellow 41%.c; No corn
4lNlI1.c- No corn. 40lR RG4o<4c. Oats steady: No
white 2Tisc No white. &c; white, 26G26i4 No
mixed. 2511c: No 3 mixed. 25c Rye nominal Flour
quiet. steady
Chicago. My 29.-The leading fol-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
WEST SFORER.R.

Trains cave Franklin Station. \. Y =. rouov>.
Is N al o " ST..
sASE45 II. CONTINENTAL Dsrp>ss
Chissso and ST. Louis. DtEs1x
sUsio P M. 81 LIZ a!ted
resDO p. M Buffalo and Niagara FaIs ExurS~a
'OsI5 p M. Detroit and Chicago Express
spaiiy TExcspt Sunday.
Timetables principal hotels crrceaI HnaunD
checked from hotel y
c. = LAMBERT. General Passenger Assnx, N =
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
Tesrar-

closed quiet with quotations 5-lee lower
u slsc u1iddlng upland ano csc for
E-l5llrz Gllf. Sales 452z bales southern spot
rsrers relegTapled follows: NeNor1eaIs quiet
--16c. Mobile sac lice higher; Savan-
quiet steady &c on Charleston nominal;
y nothing doing; Norfolk nominal Al &c Ba-ti-
more exc Memphis steaGy at 15-loc Al
gus-a eulet q 9lEc. Louis duu Sac I-16c on
The export f0IOwe
Britain France Continent
To-iav .-.--.-. 51l1 3IT5
g "a -hss uveeE 14e14 13e43
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30


wheat No = Opening. Highest Lowest, Closing.
MAY MAJ, ssr.aS7 90 s9,. sSs e7aS9ls
Corn No =
faiy Hsy .....ss,ss' sss 8877$ So So s7.s:=s g
September S's
Oats No 2:
Hag Ma :,slsosHfss II II s. s.
Mess pork. per bbl:
july -. s1127s $3.50 SIZE S127H
Lard. per 100 10
ssa.nD.r 5s5y i.: - sS sS4 sSs sS ssS 49, 49,
Short ribs per 100 n:
July .;;:....-.. az sssssss sg5@ az
Cash quotations were follows: Flour steady: 30
S7sIc- No yellow 37i- GS7t.c No Il I2t4c:
No white % d24 Ac: No white. 24g2i'+e; No rye
SsS54iSc- No Aaxseed 81 Northwestern, 81 ~;
prime timothy 40S2 i2 clover contract grade
sos mess pork Si0 l5GSil ~ lard, loo 10
70dSs s2ts: ribs sides loose 50 S59So 80 dry
fpoxedl So gOGS7. basis Of high wines n y;
s,garS rt ipaf 552c; confectionery
A. A. 5-Sc- On the Produce s1caarle TO-DAY
tatr- is.@ITc: cheese steady siseitc; steady:
fresh. 11isc-
cincinnati May 2s-Flour dull Wheat dull No
-a5 90 fs5rn easy No mixed. 4o.c. Oats weak. No
rt.ed a4ISF7a5r Eye steady, No > 6iac Lard
Wbiskev Gull 81 Butter steady. unchanged; fancy
F1fn creamery 2Itsc Ohio leci dairy. lsl-c sugar
-feadv Eggs quiet loa.a11c- Cheese quiet. Sc
Duluth May .s-Wheat-So hard cash 6s14c; May.
desc. July 6slse; September, 50 &c; No Northern cash
o7c. May. 67s.c; July 5A.c September % .e: No
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
EeEer-

5relgn Coffee MarketE.-santos--off naarzsc weak
E-- average Santos, $500 receipts. 1000 bags
GAYS stock 900 bags E5a-nburE-Co1ee market
opened = p1sn1.E higher 2-3O p 4pfennig
slIance s4es. ooo bsss Hayre-Coee market opened
steady frame franc
p unchanged higher Irregular: az $50
= unchanged total sales bags.
aruarv ~ July ..-.-..-.. 40 -
il-a1e stll august 40 90
alri4 =
June
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30

Elo-C1ffee market weak; No BIO. sSs75: exchange.
l-lbd; receipts. 1000 days: stock $1,000
bsgz
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
Great Brita
10. 80
$50, 50s 1850, 490

RECEIPTS rhe ports and interior points to-day C
ps-e- WIKI -ne day last week and last year;
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
Railroads.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA & WESTERN

station. in New-YoEk foot Of Barclay Christopher
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30

July ----.---.- II 27i1 II 80 271z 80
Receipts OF breads1ufs points thousands
!as Lhree ctphers 0o) omitted -four bbls grain
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1900-09-06
A Joke on Often ba CHI.

Offenbach, the famous opera bouffe
composer, had an Unsuitable thirst for
success and fame combined with a
vanity that occasionally played him a
sorry trick
Once he was going down the Rhine
Oh a steamer, among whose passengers
was the Duke of Nassau, a fact OF
which the composer was In blissful ig-
norance.
AS the steamer approached It's last
stopping place the bank of the river
was seen to be covered by a dense
throng of people who were shouting
and waving their hats A band on the
pier was playing a march from one of
Offenbachs operas. .
AS the boat touched the pier Often
bach stepped to the rail and bowed and
waved his hat to the people In &C
Acknowledgement of this fiattering ova-
ton.
ut is glorious to be received In a
foreign land like thsr he remarked to
his companions.
But his self complacency received a
rude shock the next instant when the
dukes adjutant appeared and said. In
q rough and unfeeling manner:
Get out of the way, will you. and
let his hghness show himself!
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1900-09-06
Beauty and Education.

Why is II that woman has always
been more beautiful than mani In
human beings the attractive qualities
have always been on the side Of the
female. Why Is itf Without wishing
to cast any aspersion on the members
Of the superior sex, we may fairly an
swer that 1t. Is because they have hith-
erto been the less educated. Bur WON.
ans IDEAS are changing. She has lis
tened to the voice Of the tempter, whis.
pering In her ear all sorts Of sweet fal-
lacies about equality Of the sexes, in.
tellectual development and it's neces-
sity, and the like, and she has yielded
to the temptation. And the result OF
this will be that she will lese her
beauty. She will suffer In appearance
as man has done and Is doing. and In
the course Of time the extremely civ.
ilized races Of mankind will be ugly
irretrievably and lamentably ugly
Pearson's Magazine.