We present results from the May 1997 SOHO-Ulysses quadrature (SOHO-Sun-Ulys
ses angle=90 degrees), near sunspot minimum. Ulysses was at 5.1 AU, 10 degr
ees north of the solar equator, and off the east limb. It was also at the v
ery northern edge of the streamer belt, Nevertheless, the Solar Wind Observ
ations Over the Poles of the Sun instrument (SWOOPS) detected only slow, un
usually smooth wind and there was no direct evidence of fast wind from the
northern polar coronal hole or of mixing with fast wind. The Large-Angle an
d Spectrometric Coronagraph (LASCO) images show that the streamer belt at 1
0 degreesN was narrow and sharp at the beginning and end of the 2 week obse
rvation interval. but broadened in the middle. A related change in density,
but not flow speed, occurred at Ulysses. Under these conditions it was pos
sible to show that densities derived from the Ultraviolet Coronagraph Spect
rometer (UVCS) in the lower corona are closely related to those in the sola
r wind, both over quiet intervals and in transient events on the limb. Dens
ity and velocity in one small transient observed by both LASCO and UVCS are
analyzed in detail.