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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-29
CURRENT COMMENT.
The C1earnen. of It.

Alpharetta CGa.). Free Press (Dem.).
The Augusta Chronicles argument In
favor of free silver is as clear as mud.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-29

From the oglethorpe (Ga). Echo Oem.)
The rampant silverites are blowing horns
because several western states have de-
clared for silver first, last and all the time
That's no surprise. The silver mines are
out there
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-29
Inconsistent Arguments.
brownsville Ceal rimes-Enterprise cDen

Some of the silver organs charge that
the low price of cotton is caused by de-
graded silver, and in the next line they
plead with the farmers to curtail the crop,
so that better prices may be realized.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-29

The Nicaraguans appear to be in need
of somebody to convince them of the truth
OF the old copy-book proverb, that discre-
ton is the better part of valor.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-29

Ex-speaker Crisp gives the rumor OF his
presidential aspirations It's quietus. II Is
evident. from the interview with him pub
lished IN the Morning News yesterday.
that be had no part IN the propagation OF
the recsnt crsp boom" that sprang up
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-29

There is a rumor of a deal among GER
tain republican federal senators for the
purpose OF making. a bid for the silver
vote by placing Senator Dubois Of Idaho
in the second place on the national ticket.
The plan conteninlates putting Gen. Har-
gested. is bimetaillst enough TO please
the sound money republican vote. while
.silverite IN second place would al least
heHp the free coinage republicans IN the
ranks. The expectation Of the. promo
tiers Of any such scheme evidently Is thar
ne Democratic party VIII BE- disrupted By
ths silver Issue.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-29

The cattle raisers Of Texas are con
siderably annoyed because Secretary Nor
ton wishes 10 relieve the beef situation
by opening this country to Mexican cat
tie. The Texans do not care three straws
why beef is high; they know that it is
high. and they wish to sell their cattle at
the improved market price. The competi-
ton of Mexican cattle might break the
market, hence the Texans are doing what
they can TO keep the bars up against
"Greaser'' stock. Taking the tip from he
German government in the matter OF
Texas cattle. probably, they declare tn
the Mexican cattle are not healthy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-29
SHIRT WAISTS,

They fit perfectly, are rightly made
and very cheap. Shirt Waists in
French PercaIes, CheviOts, silk and
Sateen. The prices run, 45c, were
zoe, Doe, were 75cj roc, were ST.
$I.15, were $1.35.
White waists, cOIOred hemstitch-
ed collars and cuffs, Mt Csc, Soc,
81, $I.25, $3.50 and 81.
Fine Dimity Lawn Waists at 81,
$1.25, and up to 81.
Extraordinary values this week
in Silks and all kinds of Wash Fab-
RIGS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-29
TABLE LINENS.

Exclusive, rich and beau.
tiful designs, bleached and
unbleached, 54-inch Cream,
32c; 60-inch White, 49c; 6S-
inch Irish, zoe; 64-inch
Scotch, Csc; 72-inch Satin
Damask. SIC; 72-inch Extra
Fine, S1.10; 72-inch still
finer at SIPS and S1.5O.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-29
WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR.

Time to be thinking about lighter
weight garments. Here they are.
Bargains in every line.
Handmade Night Gowns sec, 81,
$1.45, $1.05, 1925, $3, and up to 81.
Chemises and Drawers 49c, COO,
soc, soc, 81, s1.25, $3.50, 81, $2.25.
and up to 81.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-29

MONDAY. April %, 1895.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-29

The MORNING NEWS is published .
every day in the year. and is served 10
subscribers in the city at 500 month.
S for six months and 5000 for one year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16

traders and and led to rather is''T1 h strength ~
,yhea LII snar3 advance prices. ne ~, t m
fin iuy n materially IN the adsancr IN IN i h
wheat MI ~ 'ia'h"iic comfort IN 'r ~, in many
sec,,orp IT,, ~" reports In circulation were NC ~ " ~
ground -, ne West the had been 'u' ,' ~ w
si,iv W ,r,st materially delaying The oiop "',u pos
en,.i av a"eny damaging Tier" Nds az, ,",.e
H. PVi ou:lhg and the close was az nv 80 ~,
,c,i,e '"E AZ '.u'sc net adNarcr. tt-l tl We ,'is
Ca. ana hrn Sale, included rs ~r pusn y" al
NO. q anpai for export 2ivW pusn ~" Mn'
nnG oo fns 5000 bush yellow. prlyai" terms, de.Nr'"n
Wv" n:sh unSrddei yellow al n''tc n'Vi'' "i ~
Int D. DAiS-Das followed Improvement IN viiei
and 81 "l'puSh the amount of gam was i
1nu,,hs a very small interest shown III hpe'uauN
"n,i.H inc trouble hc that me ''1p ''p''
va, , favorable and the receipts are h"i" ,"' MAJ
rNDlts very little speculative interest anu IN me
,h n, Oh this there Is little disposition !" eN"sseih
"',iienS IN respect TO the position OF lht s'"M'hS
az, me close was quiet i.nisc nrl a'Na ~, asl
~ oo 'e NOR" active tne ilIiI: w,tr
't',"" oush including 10000 bush 10 "ais ansnal.c
'IN,,'vi; w" bush No white Uic. ana """p pusn
track white. 8Ga. q43isc. .. SEEDS Market nominal.
s.9,ei. Clover good grades - I5@s' -" hsh grades
>! ."aS 10 -; timothy, 81 9GuSC
gve Tor comparison the closing prices OF the pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16

,.t.,. Nj, H. ,spccln. Wheat to-day advanced 's'
ami closed M the top The market sot to ia" up''P
mint . f,r ON this rally, July sold from 6''.c 70 'oa'
and ,i,.I Al ,js.,. More than ans "thf day >" ''' crop
49,, ,.,.,r,. VAR. the influence. rhcy were not AL
claim. Il damage by either. Dnt rom an
,,ttn Missouri and Illinois ~ injury nom uuh"
i,.,th 1'h.r. v1s A cloud Of them. ~ l'"us sun sen"
Ing tnr most. The s.thoiid news Ni' h '" .s III
,h ..,l.n,,i v,s .tt Inclined 10 the h"n ''i" Ih'
,t,,vI M. also usual. rather h''''''
n,I i,.s "A. he put nut LIS llh' Wv
,i ,,.i,. Continued on a good scale The ci-h ieil'
from the souboafd poor, hd n'a. wac snp'n
a., <,u-ls ,ti, 20 bush. tablrr were 'aAn'.
,.r, ..,n,.r, clnuances ;d not cN'red -oo"" ouhn'
Thrr. were ample rains fsr slnh ~ ~ le.s W.,
,;t, only - the onS so ana me lhttl reserve os
q. ,., priyatc reporting bureau on VIC
hand total hNaiilDi' III iiinieis
hands IA SECOND hands AMI Ia the visible ""iu 'us
,urr Than any other bear news fardds" was AGAIN run
~ an a. considerable OF short wheat he put OUT q
"N 49, ,,,s m corn were stampcdrd They covered
nn.n, lev the strength ~ wheat July opened at 90 &C.
sli Ia. a cen mag and jlasc, and closed At dig ne
,. v.r yt ears the estimate for THURSDAY. 'h| ears
l,ft,,g were made 2iOOoo bush TWO cirgoes wef"
worked - Liverpool !fr,i Nh, an, o..,,
Tn .l,sed A.. over TUESDAY July sold from ~ 10
.,." ana ,l,s.I Mt aSs.c RIBS 222 the est
maj. fur Thursday 30 ears cut rates around 'h'as'
are likely 10 local receipts shippers "et" covering
proyislons opened weak large hog receipts; the,
lsn nrn ON the strength Of the grain market Pork AT
me- Kind, M showed advance Of l2c. ribs OF 2'sc
,,l an The other hand. closei BE- under Tuesday There
v.r. ~ the rstmat" Tor THURSDAY WAS D. W"
ON July wheat were tE''sc, calls O''s'
PMS on July corn SIG. calls. 32'tc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
CASH QUOTATIONS..
1;XpORTs TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


n .,...S H.. .,,iup u 10 daN' market not very
ofenlna ufit,s. based IN sales nhd' on h'r
iii Indicated adv u T. Po'n's 81 'n hr.,
lions and points Oh late months from w" lin,
49,, ., Il n and october Isl Then cam" d'lh y"
i,,, nrnng prices The n,Ath'i at noon iul'i s'ran>
of '0reno On hfilrt l'''lp'''
nH s,l,. SOM. increase, while future mad. net gam
81 10 A., points Nj Ncii- statement ~ crop ,'nn.
sJc Conditions generally impro, Sew orleans sent
quite number 4 hu> ofd'is. presumably on ,h' h"
Sc.N There were reports ~ iI's, III "H' ~
- sections II the cotton belt, with some d'n1s' i",
sorted here and there but other sections i'l
PROSPECTS good The market WAS weak during me law,
points decline for the day "i q, " r, ' IT. 80
ieurrs touched during the days session Ioal N' WI
n, bales. Taking to-days market from s'' u" n,i
A NAV be- said that n disappointing re ""'ls
tpon iit.uns prevailing early IN
',,,,raba f,r a steady upf hut buying orders zen on
- me day with consequent recession ~ pi
81 Nc l.Ns consider aho the reduced use o'
fertilizers II IL known that farmers have almost ui',
saly cutaied their Of fertilizers ana ms mas %
rsal The GoVernm"nt weather crop hnll"tih lu III"
week ending May ~ reports follows; N'uth 'fol'h'
Light frosis western portion. win cotton Nint III
Light frost IN northern
ssrous damage Forida-to0d stand ~ Sa island cor
Alabama Cotton choppnA half finished. Mississippi "-
son benc chopped and Sciapcl Louisiana Won
favorable FOR all crops until the last ie" Gave" "u."S
when slight noriher has retarded the growth o. cotton
but with another week Of Iaii weather II WI, WI "
splendid condition. In Arkansas cotton is dong We,
fbnugh warmer weather would protect CROWN STAND -
,,oi The portward movement Is growing T'iictdhF A
and the receipts for the week now estimated ' nh
o. 400 nv possihlv 2apO bales - .t' ha,s las
week and lib bales last year Receipts M Nv mo
leans Thursday estimated nj 'H bai'S afahs' IN
lon to-day were gl3 bales i0I bales last wrct
IA bales last year. and Memphis l2i bales, aIdihS'
i22 bales week. 1914 bales las, yclg .- ,,.. -,
Opening qua close to-day an. CLOSING D"N W.
r-evi night and last follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16

head week mus far cS head Ii $40 "% ra ne
cayork 1890 head on sale 20 l bead "I o O steers
hrl% at 81 ~ fairly good cows sold a, 50 40 AMI iaoc ID
BULL at $, 81 1850 rd la,e At 3 20 veal
cap as' = hour! S oo head yssk a' s5
signed through 100 head to New York, i37o he@d; "a
sale $500 head market opened lower closed 4s y a,i
mediums s. 1Sasto pigs, oas' - r rorssT las, ~ 3,
s ,as sas s ;", SGcr r ~ a"s ' "s a
or same mr last wrs H., nc @e on ss 800 head
me,hr op"nra , ag,'s .n nd r s. s. s rp s
Fair :, aooi 81 ssIrS5 81, cul aud common s'aS. %
mixed sheep good 10 choice 81 2sy.i o" sn To- lr
M.iosk. Sass 20 isnes Western, 81 ''p'' good 'p'"S
Inon SOCK Yard. chicago Nay IT,, ns,,y AMI
i:0U head Market easy aud To- "wr, u" o,s So IT,
.,occ,s AMI feeders. lo'fs a. and s'', 81 i .
'riri- isoo head Market weak and 10 lower. u"A,y
packing ana shipping lots - aoas' 10 eomsn - 'H g
$, so~s,@ "r.. 'aas, 80 sheer lecg' loo :. GG so,
Ea. y Mss u % ,. H'c'gs , nm H. IS P iogss I q"
good butchers >, 'ca', rough fas ~ '""n NIL nnG rood
Yorkers 81 $685. NJ common 10 fat! i9i"r,. ana It,'
4 i% %s. "sn' :. 'as s. Tsso $. ss@y s" s
sSs; ''''''.' n..,. .. 20, hon, ,,s.
No 81 !. s,fs naive. - cars Tc,s and other souh.r
ill., naive cn'tir market was SO" WIN o".r tnI",r'
s'..,. 81 7sass nnti,. COWS y3nG 20 E'lss Texas
,,er. 81 iousi - FED Texas .,ccre 81 sass "a" Hog.
,...l,,. uSG head Market was weak from start, aui
uf,.. soon declined lonlac per 100 ~ I'D" nun. e." ~i
.,. l.,,,..n l35ast ~ the BITTER butch''s - wa
:, A. f,ir good mixed lots a. - "ur>' u" "lnn ,h
medium, ncht S5rSt - sheep H'''lp'N :" ''' l'
49, ,,, ami Ann without material change ia prices
r..as Sgu5 Southwest. mixed. SiHs' i" "n'f' - ''
49,, H.. ,t,.t.,
kar,as city May H. Hogs Receipts Il" h' 81 =.
l.v.f Il.rA. 25dsI ~. medium. - l'rri -
ION. 81 lnTSl ~ rlss. 81 snuSi 10 '"ifl' u 'p.-
100 head MARK" SLOW Nav" steers n's' - - ,'
,,r -, 49,. :, ,suSI aud hrif't. best - ''h
81 - lair o. god iDns3 90 stockrr- NM f""I'i-
- ;n,xI a.. calves sius? bulls 81 '"nH -. f'ns'
- '''S ,oest, - str.u" Receipts 2uop head Marke'
sl.v T.,mi4 sinSt 70. muftons. &nfi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16

10; LG7 do - H. 81 10; 80 clipped Miessan ia'"o
90 H. at 81 90 Maryland ewes Ill ID, AT - W. u,
Wlkerson 4 Sherman: 2i5 clipped ONO sheeP - ~
n - -. a., q,
50 ~: ~ fall clipped DO 90 N, at So 81 49, - ~ "a
81 81: 1873 spring clipped Ohio do, ~ ID al 80 80.
Clipped Ohio sheep. ~ H. 81 80 II state a., l'' w.
at ST. II unshorn do. l27 No. 81 ., 30 spring anps al
81 each: II do AT s., 80 49,. - ., 81,
Hume Mullen 2ii clipped state yeari'nk y, - ar 81
less $40 $40 Western %" - ~ az 60
ia clipped sheep lambs dS d. al - - y mo
H. 81 so II clipped State sheep, ~ No. nj Co. W
Western do - H. at ~ -. ,.,., ,,-
HOGS Receipts; Al cars u III, hess: r I'm, n
for sale. Market az sons - pr' w" ~"
Country dressed. unchanged. 5N,iec per 10 - -,
sales-A. ". Lamb: Is State hogs. 200 10 a''i"S' ~
S. - per 100 ~. ~ >, o., x,o.
Jefe Wright & Co.: II State hogs. lC2 ID AZ - " ~
& Sanders: state hogs. isl H. at - 1t" "' ''' w.
Hume 4 Mullen: hogs. ~ H. AZ 81 90 DO Y"o ID
UoI.nheck & Hollis , hogs. 40 NJ. AZ 81 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
STEAMBOATS,
$500 TO BOSTON. 500 70 wohstSrs"'
VA RqO[RWgDMm [l0lylso

$500 TO BOSTON. 500 70 woEcESTsm'
Tednrthin 70 All FONTS d:ast and Eonl
VA ElWRWDWM 9uMlso n
Steamers leave Pier old number) ~. y u nsh ,..,,a
br,sr,s IT,. week days only. 90 T. u. y f"' S
each steamer
u EW HAVEN FARE. 81; Excursion, Si'V.
" steamer. Richard Peck and G. X. Nofthhm les'a ''s
- y Il daiD y ~. and II 30 D. m SUNDAY, "a
Springfield lI"y"ke ana North
L'ALL RIVER LINE. only $500 to boston
for limited tickets. Reduced rates to am ponn''
steamers PRISCILLA and PURITAN In cOmmlss'Sh' I"
orchestra go h. Leave Pier = 'nI num-
f,t ~ Murra, Week DAYS and sundays AT ooo y W.
:, TONINGTON IINE-Insdc route 10 Boston ana ~, .hs
- Eat An fares reduced. steamers lraN" Ne" f'''
10 y n q Il T. ~ daily. except sunday
I,rpsoN RIVER STEAMER MARY POWELL"
IL COMMENCING TUESDAY, MAY 2isT is9'
Leaving pesbrosscs - 2:l5 =. NJ. Saturdays 40
T. NJ .
Lowing We, I'D 81 33o T.. NJ: Saturdays r. NJ
MAKING THE USUAL LANDINGS
NATSKIIL.. HUDSON AND CONSACklE
Y boat. VIII leave every week day at T. NJ from PEI
~ f.,, u West Ilthst y r.. injecting ~ HUE
Kin Wos'rON AID ALBANY r.. T.. for all points East
I, IN,;STON LINE from foot of West ION
~ street. Daily at T. NJ. Saturdays at r. d.
steamers v BALDWIN and ". + ROMER
- AMSDEIL LINE.-Stcancrs leave Pier "a
Ii X T. f,o, rranklin-t. FOR Craaston's. wesi POM,
cola Srflny ornwall. Fishktn Landing ana Ne"Ou's
week DAYS. . = NJ sunday. A NJ ----
,y,ROY BOATS CITY OF TROY or SARA.
/ TOGA leave West I0th-st. daily. except saturday
u " Connect with Delaware and Hudson AM fitchpurs
trains sunday steamer torches at Ahany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16

Market closed barely steady to pom ad an &c con
rared with Yesterdays closing prices 1ransieilh" hs
Geo Total 91oOo bale. New-Noih gro ncTi's
zoe bales Exports: Continent. 1.43' bales Great i'
S77 bales: forwardd 80 bales: sales 1s' bales fp
stock Az bales Total net r"relp~ '."ss
3 &c, bales thus this Wee 3D3, pale9
dav: Great Britain 1U6 bales Continent if"' palrs
thus FAR this Great Britain 2'lJ' tm,s I'm,
7G9 bales; Continent 0j balcs; stock, Co,Voo ua,s
New-york spot to-day and last night az o.'c
r.port,d: For consumption G3 bales. contract W.
,oisi hales: dull: middiing ui''diI-
IL ice: middline Cuff ii6c. which is unchanged com
pared srda.'s closing am 81. ..
Iiye-pool cabe-Sn1 hardening sales eVv, pai,
sn.cuaiioY ana export bales; American, sp pa.'s
recen,s 10 bales. American 5000 bales nldais w
hands 3ssd; futures opened steady. partially a,
vance closed quiet: l64n .6id net advance MAY
May-Iune 80. June-iuly. %ss. July Acgns sr,o
September 34O9s September ',cob.r - ,zs.
,oher November 342i November D-cemtr.i 3t4s
Fsbrarv 3a5v February March. 346b Manchest"-i" aims
Quiet steady: cloths quiet. ,,.,. ~
COFFFE-There improvement In the Your, m, u
business although the total dealings were hgh'
were rather easier futures Cables "rrr
,ess Receipts light and deliveries smaller ne ,.n4'
a, Hamburg was dull MAY quoted AT - pigs , 9uns,
"a *. Juy 625 August 20 -: Sepienb"f 30 "a 10 y,
Market oule Nav. francs; June 70 Aneusl' -
can,emher a3 -, Rio market quiet; No tu''Ti
$3.50 res: exchange. 3is; receipts. l'W' nas- [
s,oes 1000 bags. sto' -">V' 'A
santos receipts for DAYS. Gb"p bags stocH AT
santos o3G on, bags; market firm At $40 rev. 49,.
ror,rscs CLOSED UNCHANGED II lower easy 10 h'a
and steady for months. Sales ~er. ~" paeS' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
LONDON WOOL SALES.

,n,.n May lj-At the wool sales to-day 1000 bales
r, ,,.red The offerings of fair quality and con
a,ned some good greasics some operators for GERMANY
n,,,,. e., engage In OF the competition. which was
ni,,t.l to-day The chief demand was for the better
ds Inferior grades selling rrsguarly although better
INN H., m. earlier days Of the series The purchases by
American operators estimated At 55W bales Ihc
- - Tn. tav I'm detail and the prices obtained are as
T"llows New south Wales $40 bales. secured 3dyls "a
,a.l. and u.ces 5.miOiad: greasy 3isu?ad do locks
and ni,ces 3isu6s.d queensland 700 bales. secured
,S, Is "a: locks and pieces, oeosi greasy 4sas1d'
sGais I'D do locks and pieces; 5&dqis I'd; sreass
hais. greasy 3sasd: do locks and pieces iaosd. West
bales: secured i0d; do locks and pieces.
n, '"s,sx ift9i.d locks and pieces I'd Tasmania
soi bales secured sIsso,.d; greasy igs.d do locks
IN An locks and pieces 5sd9s I'D greasy. 5la98isd:
lacks and pieces. +'.uiAd Cape Of Good Hope and
n,,, ,s, hal.s secured. Is 1isd; greasy 44n5iii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
MI IArtxAWANNA AND WESTERN IL. IL:
S.....,ns in New lOrk foot Oh Barclay anu
ChrtstOpher streets. r..,.
|EsIIbN hEvn T5IxrsCu ir.iir

plrsct route ~ NEWARK. pLOOMFlELp. MoN nI.ntr.
TiIE ORANGES, summit. D,tnaidsNli He basHihs
Ride Madison MorrstJ wn. lasssic' ld,rtsyh neoa.'
t"n Dover sianhopr NEWTON "a pn's L;AstkEt;
AXE IiOPA1cONG. Hacketssto"n s,.IlOoi.:Ef.S
MOI NTAN. washinyton rlii:.iI h &C. EA 'So,s.
ScRANroN PIrrsToN. Mi,,NESnAhlEEEin MIL NIL
COKE DANVIILE, NORTH MnknhANp Mont Mont
roe bINGHAsTONs OXFORD N0KWicH; , Wa,,s-
Vile UTICA. RlcHFiELD SlRNCS .o,,IItbna'
sYRActSE OsWEGO. ITHACA. oWEGo, Ei.MiRA;
,nin.s X EST NORTHWEST AND sol rIiN EST
,ao A. REFRIGERATION MAI" stops at pr'ne'p"
a oo n -BUFFALO SCRANTON. BINGuAMTON,
WV i-Tick KICHiIEI.D SPRINGS. SYRA'tSE and
osWr.t;O EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parl1r cars C y.
meet at Buffalo TAIN for Chicago. arriving DO
,oo m MM'Ass'RAMTSN pINGHAMToN ard ELMRA
EXPRESS. Pullman pdriol cars, -, m, VA
% T. M-SCRANTON. WTTKFSEARRE ana I'll Ne
OIrT'Ii EXPRESS. Pullman paIlor cars ,...
IA p NJ 0D.il,)-BufalD Vsstibuled Limited EAprsss
Tor sI'RANr0<. BINGHAMroN. EIMli.A. BUT.
EAIO pullman Buffet sleeping Car tonnrcts AZ
Rmfnlo with train for Chicago. arriving at 33o p 10.
p.3o p NJ ,Daiiy)-BuIJAI.O SCRANTON BINGHAM iNGMAM'
roN UTICA SYRACUSE and OSWEGo ENPhEss'
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACcoMMoDArloNs az -
Park place 40 Broadwoy Tickets al ,r,y a' ,on,, 80
BROADWAY III 4th-aye.. cor i2thst - Mest iso'h-st
Oh Coiunbus-ave York; 33S and 'sj Fuon,sS ana
j0C Proadway Brooklyn Time tables giving fni' nior'
ration at all stations -..~ IA, 1T D.. "a
,eck baggage from residence 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
WEST SHORE RI.

,.,iu, Leaf. West "a ST. station. N,"-iOh. 40 'V''
lows ANA 10 uAnatcs earlier nom Loot IiaLAH s.''
Bed A. VI. i,aiiy. Local 10 lu!la.O. ,,.,,.,.,
.,,I a ~ p.y TOT Albany. ltea, syracuse lt,ees'e'.
uu.iao HAsaia ralis. Detroit. 'hleaso 49, ,...n..
n.ISp VI. only tor ALBANY. Nonls cal ltSa s3s"sus.s
Nochesteg, Buffalo. Niasara Falls. Toronto ps"o'"
cleveland, Chicago and ~ Louis. ~ e.....
4. VI. DAILY, except SUNDAY. ior Su."' S''"NS'~'
Nrvarh Rochester and Punalu. ,,.s,a.
Daily i,I Albany, Utica. syracuse hco 800
iffa1 Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit 0Ie'e'"nu' III"
oaso and ~ Louis , 49, ord s,..,-
tor tickets tables OF local trains iaror aha seed
.rOfnuu.ations apply offices. BROOKLYN ana
.ss,V,rl and Al stations Time tables 1t pfncpI
hotels For other Information address -.
c. f. LAMBERT. Gsncial Passenger AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
lEHIGH' VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of Cortianht ana Drsofo Pss $500
.e, 4 ~ daily. except SUNDAY, iot NM IL III NJ
81. VI dali, f,r GENEVA. RO,Ill.Ills 81 r:
rSiS NiAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BKIn0,r., an, 10
- W.. .nI ncipal aud local pJnr; dnins-'ar 70
s.u',sISn Trldgr Pullman Nestihule s'',i"i T. no"sn
II 10 4. VI. daily u-afr> 80 J" = NJ ',ohla>, iDr
uAi','u en- NIX and intermediate points ''hh''lo"S
L., ,dn - 81 daily except SUNDAY, f9r ELMikA ana AZ
connections Tor PottsNile a1 is'ai'
IT, rb,ir.car 10 lkeshafrc. ,
:,,,O H. VI. ,SunjaNs unlp Tor Nihesi"t'' = a /"
r'n",nn and ali intermediate s.Hii."- , , ,r-S,
t.iO r. VI. daily except SUNDAY .of !" eng - -.
nrncual mediate stations, Pullman quincy
c.r ~ Wikesba connections Tor P"t'sNtur
f..O a. W. dlil. except sunday Tor - una Broom anu
stations
600 r. VI daily for H!'FfAio NtAGAhA ENi ,..i,
NSnYare to ,hicaso sleper TO bnNalo and Toronto:
Inn lions for Readilg and Harrisburg 49,,
,,o r. NJ daliy except sunday. or Eason and Inter-
m oonn .''wnd daily for ITHACA GENEVA. RocHEs.
r,,,,,u rt:rTHO NIAGARA FALLS and All points
,y.,,, pul,mnn s.,pcrs Chicago and BuNnlo 'har-
car WIKI sharrr ..,.,t.,s o., ~, %, a.a
o,d 900 utoaiway ~ Fast ilth - iah East 18TH 81
Nov YORK SEQ Tulfor St Court 81 " h'o''""'' ana
IrookiXn AnnrV Bro klNn. " y -.
c. VIII call Tor AMI c'"ck Dag
.,s rom hotel or residence through 10 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
soi-TIERN COTTON MARKETS.

,,.veston May i5-Cotton firm: middlns. 8.c; low
,,IIlin, 57sc good ordinary 5isc: net and gross
nis Ti bales: exports coastwse, - bales; sales s54
balcs stock ~ 100 bales ~ 800
norfolk MAY ssads md M, nS srS. low
eapts % bales; sales 1853 bales stock 49, i7S bales
S,vannah May i5-totton steady: middling. u 5-18c:
or midng &c: good ordinary. Sac; receipts IT'S
hes gross i76 bales exports coastwse rs bales; sales
~, bales: stock q. 623 bales
Newt orleans May I5.Cotton firm; good mdding 8Ae:
iddl,nc Gi.c middiing 5Tsc: good ordinary o.
nr receipts bales gross 002 bales exports coastwe
q ia bales sales go bales; stock 213, O38 balcs