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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-11
Az AVALANCHE or ORDERS.
Collapse Of Han Pool Causes Heavy
buying.

fITrsBURG Feb 20 The collapse Of
tae rau pool has produced the heaviest
Dag4pg on record. All ~ today the Car
ns8ie Steel Company wsa kept busy an
sNef'nR teiegrams quoting prices and
@'S%an& Gratrs. until tonight the larEcgt
hanhsr 81 orders ever booked In one day
g. been quoted and accepted by the Grn-
,4e orders received by Ehie firm alone ars
saH'cient to operate the Edgar Thomson
pant for twelve months The Carneais
company quoted rails at 80 early in tns
aaT. and later cat th8s 20 81, This Is
siean shave Of s. from last weeks prices.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-11

4 voung usan IN LoNe5., MasE.. froga.e7
for years z3th a constant succession -
ea8Es ca bis anek N&a completely cured BY
taktaz an5y three bottles - ATeT'e Sar-
"a sart.ta. Another result ~ tee treatsaent
80 greatly improved digestion sith In
creased avoIr&lvols.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-11
Event OF A DECADE.
Surprising Magnificence of the
Bradley-Martin Ball
FLOWERS AND FLASHING LIGHTS

Reproduced by the GuestS-I ne
Waldorf Trnnsformed Into
beautiful scene I'm the Bali Room
Months of Preparation and Toll
for the Pleasure of Few Hours
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-11

rhe~runon Vice President Stevenson an-
r.-rr-ea taa vote ard formally dismissed
the tofrt session. TIE ssnators nlff o8t
into the ball &C. they rad come. shlie the
-re-.as-s a. me house stood up and me
ceremony was over. AZ e. the house al-
.--.r-.H
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-11
VALUABLE TIME LOST.
Legislative Session Slipping
Away Without Results.
YET NO TRACE OF " REFORM. g"

differences stand in the
Max-->ecrct Caucus Attempts 40
solve the Dimcuits-Senator-E
Turner. After Warning the Fu-
sfonfsts. Outlines itis Biu Great
Ing Railroad Cammisstou--Itates
should Not Ne Made Too Low.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-11

ADRIAN, No. Feb fe.--f7eu. Shelby L.
gradually growing weaker. and continues
pneonacl0ua
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-11

a. IL viii Ne Of great benefit TO he
$50. ~ WASHINGTON. In no state IN
- Ts-,t.,a are better beets fer sugar max
80 ralses than in Washington.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-11

TO CURE A COLD ~ OsE DAY ~
Take Laxative Brono Quiuina Tai.
Drnggi8ss refund money II IL falls u ss.x.
49,. "a stage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-27
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELE"hAf''

Chicago May 26-Trade in cattle opened la.e; anu rent
huyers held back prices weak ana IV st Ok Tor
~ choice lots Sales basis OF % ,or
common native dressed beef steers up 70 ~ n,
cbnice n extra shipping and export cattle M ,an6eps
,ho ca,ue sold al 81 3oGs4 W. Stockers and ar
ners' stun was about lOc lower than ast ,,i we're
neiF trade was brisk s5dsG 10 Texas ch''G hogs
nentv ana active selling at " lOgst o. lover
ihere was an active trade, prices averaeinE waokness
Than Yesterday Heavy hogs showed the mos ,d es high
ond eoId AZ 81 30dS3 g. while prime sht r3xa Gol
Tbers was satisfactory trade in sheep ana pr'cs nm
~ 81 i5Gs3 for choice 10 extra natives %, "a 500
90 e,9st X Lambs in active demand az COLO
s5 90 Tor the poorest to best great Hr San
rodos selling at 81 50aS5 90. Spring lamps % sheen
"a Receipts-Cattle 1900 head hogs 4"'"'' '
1900 ,Ioos veak to
Kans,, CITY May >26Cattle steady HOES e. asa q
,nr lover. heaves SO 3OIS3 iIiz packer "a Az
mIxcd So 4jGs3 5O lights So i31s3 30; en- 50ass
ga 30: pigs SO 75Gs3 As Sheep steady; lambs :" -
Fast Liberty MAY 2G-Cattle-suppy ngh' 20 p"GGs3 o5
,anesd Wogs fairly active: prime medium 60 20
asa o5 Seavy 81 SoSs2 So roughs 81 49, a. COM
steady: choice 81 20dSi 25 common " W" % veal
mon 10 good lambs siasi 10: spring lambs ''"T'
calves SGds6 %. , ,,uo,. o.,
81 Ioulo NAV cs-Ca,tle active and steaay; hVn,,no
norts steers S5as5 %; fair to choice na'' ioysl So
"a 40Gsi 90: dressed beef and butchers - coo n,
sforkers and feeders s3dsi 40 steers under i ~ w.
So 7Sas4 35 and heers. s2dst 70 sows
dian steers fed 50 4o1s3 A. grass 81 sors3 o. ,'gh,
81 sass 5 mixed 81 3oas3 55 heay I;l. and
bucks 81 Tids3 %; Texas sheep, - loasf 20 sp''
e5Is6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-27
RAILROADS..
"AMaRIoA's oagArEsr RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL '!,.!2 4!
~ g. HUDSON RIVER r. r.
the F0UR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.
g. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL. STATION 42p STREET:
yss@ss F ana k9sn.seT p Ts n n IN m.d to
Utica. Syracuse. Rochester Buffalo Niagara fa"s
1880 hs'RsFe &r,e.D, Sunday p.y Express. For al. i'm
loo M-Daily. Southwestern Limited. For ccu nn:
na" Cincinna. Indianapolis and ~. LOUIS p osp
at, Po n1 Albany Utica Syracuse H0c"e'
100 r. MIDaIy Chicago Special for psrois cleys
H Aim oied9 and Chicago stops AZ Rochss.e
and Ian Mrs, Schenectady Utica Syracuse
$3.50 i, MNy-Except Sunday West Point P0ushkesO''
@'so M-Daily North Shore Limited. Due Dst,o'
Utica a. sJ m: Chicago 4:3o D. m Stops ~ "''"'
' Jack MMDs For Albany Troy u's aa hc 81
"farE Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago
c'.5 %bn il I Tsl Troy burlington pls..sorss
Dad EXCEPT S Hh9
600 p Ts,ss ca, passengers
o only 70 s9 on Fail BROOK Railway via Lyons
.So Buffalo Niagara Falls C!sys'aWvq Vincent
and hH asSin e RSad. SATURDAY ''' w
1910 train Chicago and PRINCIPAL Tasn
SUNDAY night s"naay nish,e chicago 'eeDer'
o:oe ana S;i' aas r. s'n Mpay .ue.p. Sunday to
on.P 'snSld via Harlem pvI;iSn and III. ser
'H XII Sio4H %RS1Is F. rosxnFs
An night trains run 5s,xsen iss,hs and Do!n. on
b DTon Far YSnkers IN 1nIns
night trains out Of New-York. '
sns nnGs Car, WIN S al Pn srSuh gS trains
Tic Sst 1nd Wagner Oces Grand Central Station
west 81 Eis sh and issth
ION New-York: sss and 72o Fuiton:st and loe Broad
% sSsyn from hotel or re.d.nc. by the West,
cot JOHN Hs?!si' T H9%eRay GEORGE DANIELS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-27
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
Nnm.Ynrk Nav Ed. lso7.

New-YoIk, May 20 1897;
BEANS PEAsIoms trade obss ,,s are sb ye Export 9
orders The market continues Arm but without quohps
change When buyers want the soohs h hey pay duce IN
The quotations will Increase the amount OF beness w
rsde call per for su. Slees e. do fair good
medium choice choice s3.e; do medium sp9
SEA? Is a az red 20 k Edney choice good
81 25asl co: do yellow eye slg$i %; 90 lima cailforns
SbiS per bush 671: bags 6oae2lac; do Scotch bbs
75a77ize; do bags zoe. o.o,u . s,,
and the market gained additional strength supeTlative
quality. business done in absolutely fancy
Of the business in average fancy lols was at loo De
mand continued pretty good and stock Is mong out o.,
small supply the outof,own trade took the fine
goods l4i4c No in the Western paekngs other
Western extras per n. ladl5lkc 40 rsts. 4nl43c: do
seconds i2sd3c DO thirds ll4i2e do state finest Ia
tubs 4izc do Welsh tubs fancy. iic; dairy tubs
thirds 10 aTstS loalcc imitation creamery fSnSy rs
thirds hrs,s 'asiac; old Western. factory dairy
cHEEsE-There is very little day for large
cheese and prices itle than nominal
ess nppfs sert haV n e f r white
generally held at the same price but II is extreme TO
SIZE nh cream are in consaeTas accumu iIon very
dull and weak. Holders ask sa.G9e for small lots from
Skins considerably lower Choice large white have
export inquiry tut large coloed continue 10 drag. Liver
pool cable ''s: ordinary new tgc We quote New
white si@stsc; do choice ss.c do fair & good siSic
90 NAL S or sS whe .psy s' So sh0 &C. s nS
skins white choice SIC: DO coored G.nGi3c do good
prime. 3,sg6c DO common to fair. 4a5c; fun SKINS
EGGs-The receipts day were very heavy and the
very quiet The weak feeling caused very conservative
buying qualities % Western freely offered
Offering at ioIaiose. Dirty Eggs are comparatively
and steady We quote; Jersey and nearby fancy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. May 90 cspeciaD--wheat lost a cent to-day
and closed X under Tuesday Foreign markets were
all lower Foreigners sellers OF futures here
Liverpool close! Id. under Tuesday There were early
claims Of bad weather in France. emphatic enough
claims 70 help prices here for the FIRST thirty minutes
were no, large-3O7 cars against 2G2 last year;
rivals next week. The claim did not bring about any
rally. There little business IN spot wheat-one
ALL New York put It's reported transactions high as
forty loads; it not enough TO any very in
nuehIal pugnB cearah, we're -zIoW bushels There
ported wheat heading out. The weekly weather crop
bulletins generally favorable July opened at 7Oii
May closed II cents premium The feature in the pit
was liquidation by moderate sized longs selling
foreign account. and heavy shor, selling for ST. Louis
probably for Kaufman. The absence general outside
business continued feature.
Corn easier feeling the effect OF large receipts
good weather and liberal selling OF futures by elevator
The latter Of Is against their Western
purchases. July opened 2r.. sold between 2ina2iS
53l cars. with $50 estimated for THURSDAY Samples
ear bushels Tre EsSaor snS ard
celvng report country offerings persstently
sregsns Ss o 'h hss demand TSs Op fair
oats were fractionaily lower July selling from I70
spec,ion was 800 cars with 40 estimated for Thurs.
day. samples i.ah lower. Charters were
The speculative trade keeps Western offerings
increase as regular.y as in corn The shipping de
fesslona sentiment Is tina, will follow corn In
small
"a cents; ribs 7s cents. Large receipts hogs
continue the DEPRESSING crcumslances-oa.6oo at tho
42Ooo here with $4,000 estimated for Thursday;
prices at the Yards cents lower The pit uade
selling q lard I'D bv tiies Robbins The Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-27
NyPCHTS TO-DAY,
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nex.Ynrk. Nav e. 1897.


COTTON-Ths cotton market finished without net gain
to-day, after having shown advance OF Sq4 points on
active positions The opening of the market
was quiet and steady. with June points lower ana
Of oG6 points followed the frs, call. Buying by Wall
Street operators early feature although crop
while conflicting. had bearish average especially
that reaching the market IN the afternoon HOUSES Win
Liverpool connections have been conspicuous sellers OF
crop positions Private cables stated that me Ens-
ish cotton trade disposed TO sell the new crop nes
Tue few that appear VIII DO promptly
indicated by the Arm relation OF spot
the future list Crop advices have oeen
with reports Of much cold weather in parts OF the
belt, with spreading tendency In the aernU0n ,b IN,
market weakened under steady selling by concern tnaI
has considerable cotton for some time olhcr
below yesterdays closing figures WIN the
however. finally steady at net unchanged TO points d
stead Of broadening speculative interest becomes more
narrow the close OF todays market the local contn
gent entirely In control. with sentiment SHOWING
Searsh average late crop accounts and the
Of outside interest The focal spot market ruled quiet
unchanged prices middlins upan9s quoea
nc and middling Gulf &c. total sales or l2t, oaee
the latter amount esq direct shipment by the
Creeks Southern spot markets bidding 93Slea n,s
Ylc. Savannah dull but steady nc sales. ~ p 4c
Norfolk frn Tac; sales, 96 bales memphis on1 &C.
sales 200 bales Augusta STEADY 1SsG sales s bales
Charleston nominal: 7ac. Wilmington nominal; ''sc'
Baltimore nominal. I7sc. II. c.. ....o,
mercan 5000; receipts II 600; American. 1900 mid
6ng Nplands 4sd steady; sellers al last night
Sssa agisi s. g ehu pGnM aT ns oy M
.03s; May-June. 4o2iss JuneIuy tOs; aynh
As September 35alsb; September SD
Sember-january. S4sab Observation-Disclosures hard to SELL
Cloths quiet. .,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-27

virginia do 90 10 at 81 buck. iSo ~ at s - So
s. Sanders 1913 Virginia lambs. 60 To- a. ~ saco. 90
Newton Co: e55 Virginia lambs eS % ia as2 DO. 80
do az n, at 50 G2h; 1913 do % H. AZ w. %
No. at 50 t3Nc; no do. 81 No. at - ~; 'S "a 30:
iuIy 40 2O ~ nj 81 JO % Virginia do. 81 TO- ,5 N
~ DO los H. at 81 5O II do. 10 No. at vi ~ ''' ''
- Mcpherson e. i02 Virginia LAMBS LAMBS WWoryiond
80 so; 22i Maryland do. 90 n, at 70 o2's; ""'
sheep ~ ~ a. - IN Buffalo yearngs 80 ~ at 8
1875 do so NJ at 81 10: 12s do. 7S 10 at e. "a 10
IS 10 at 81 Is 40 Buffalo sheep w 10 "a NJ SO 49,
j. IT, wilkerson 1872 Kentucky lambs % H. az "
90 Kentucky sheep IO8 n. at 81 l2T ., - n, s6 co.
II n Hollis: ig7 Kentucky lambs 20 10, sheep
Kentucky warnings. 9s 10 at 80 zo' "''
100 n. at 81. "a -, n, &c. 222 Buffalo
ips Ra,o sheep io No. at 81 co: :os do OIL To- az - ~"
Hume q Mullen: 30 yearngs n TO- AZ "a 81 do
90 n. at 81 %: bucks. 1870 No. at ~ % ., .so,
Jeliife Wright Co.: bucks 10 10 AZ 90 vdng 100
yinGsLReceIps 80 cars s540 head h 81 emo
head on sale. Firmer at s. ioas' 40 per io' ~
esissnH H. Hollis: 20 state hogs. i4s ID at - ~ p'
100 10. - 49,. 49,, 100 =, n, 81 60
Sanders 10 State hogs. loo 70. nj - Ion
s. Judd e. Co: state hogs 100 10 at ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-27
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 9:55 " Pullman ves,bu,e Day Coaches
and Parlor Cars. DEing-Car service Meals IA
Buffalo with through seepers TO Detroit an
Chicago.
and intermediate points.
1,I5 y. VI. Sunday only. for Easton. Mauch Chunk
I,4O p. Vi. daily except Sunday. for wiikssbarr.,
Ptston Scranton and principal intermediate stations
for all points in the coal regions Chair to
Wrkesbsrre.
4:iO r. VI. daily excep. Sunday. for wilke.barre,
Ptston, Scranton ard principal intermediate stations.
Connects for al points IN coal regions Pullman Buffet
Parior Wilkesbarre.
5.I5 r VI. daily for EAsToN and intermediate sta.
$40 p. VI. daily. except Sunday Express FOR Stating
ton and principal intermediate stations Connects sos
Reading and Harrisburg Chair Car TO S.at!ngton.
700 T.. VI. daily penn. r.. r.. 23t-st:. $3.50 p. NJ.
for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and all points West
Pullman Sleeper VAs,bued train y. Y. 10 Chicas.
Sleepers Buffalo and Toronto.
$3.50 r. VI. daily. except sunday. Penn. R. r.. 25.-
bethlehem Mauch CHUNK. 7. g. b. Junction. sayre.
Geneva Rochester Batavia and Buffalo. Pullman Sleeper
Buffa:o None but sleepng-car passengers carried
No baggage carried.
OvOO p. VI. daily penn. r. r.. st. SIS P NJ.
FOR ITHACA, GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO.
NIAGARA FALLS and all points Wes. Pullman
sleepers 70 Wilkesbarre and ithaca.
BROOK and intermediate points leave follows: 800 4
NJ, 23o 40 and 6:90 p. NJ 49, 49, 49,
tickets and Pullman accommodations at lib. 29i "a
800 94i 1928 Broadway 81 East lith St. lo6 East
18th ST. l27 Bowery. " l.: $50 Fulton ST.. Court o..
Ds Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn
New-York Transfer Company will call for and cheek
baggage hotel residence through 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-27
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWJERSEY
(Anthraci:e coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
On and after May "a. 1897.


Trains leave station foot OF Liberty 81.
For Easton Be.hlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk. &c.
4:3o. 75 9:lo Ol 45 Easton, A. NJ. lo. 1880. +lS
Easton 5:i5 q: Allentown p ~ sundays
4:30 G rs to Easton) a. NJ, 100 $3.50. 500 p ".
For Wilkesbarre. Pittson and Scranton, 8lO A. L..
l:lO 80, AIS p NJ Sundays. 4:30 A. NJ
For Reading 430, soc 9o. 1900 II 80 A. NJ, 1910
1890 200. 400 43o, 5:i5 900 p NJ, 1915 might. Gun
days +:3O A. NJ. .:0o 200 800 $50. 500 P. ~. lx:lS
For Harrisburg a, 43o. 500. e:Io. 1880 A: NJ, i:io
1890 80 545 p NJ 1915 night Sundays. 4:30 A. ~,
100 $50. 500 p. NJ, 1915 night.
Sunbury, Lewishurg and Wiiliamsport at 43o 500
s:lo a. NJ. l;io 1870. 900 NJ. Sundays <:3o A 81.
600 p. NJ
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. Ac
For Red Bank. Long Branch, Asbury Park Ocean
Grove and points south Point Pleasant. 4:3O $780,
l0:45 A. NJ 1850. $780, 400 a 30 Red Bank only. 445,
oSS. Gi5 p NJ Sundays stops Interaken for Asoury
Park and Ocean Groye). 900 A. NJ. 400 p u.
For Lakewood. Toms River Barnegat Park ard Barrs.
gat. 4:3O $50 A. NJ. l:30 4:30 p. ".
For Atlantic City. Vineand and Bridgeon $50 A. ~,
1870 P ".
sink 40 $50, 1913 4 n; 1880. 4:ao 4i5 p N Sur
0-'' SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, &c.
From Pier y. r.. foot Of Rector 81.
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach. Normsnt,s
Rumson Beach Seabright. Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch 400 1915 A. NJ. q 90 Saturdays only S:+5.
500 p NJ. SUNDAYS $50 A. NJ. 100 p ~
For Elberon. Aseury Park Ocean Grove; and prints
only 345 P NJ Sundays stop nterlaken for Asbury
Park and Ocean Grove) $50 A. NJ
For Lakewood. Toms River. Barnezat Park and Barrs.
gat. 4:3O A. N. q 100 Saturdays on,y). 9;+5 p. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-27
RAILROADS..
pENNSYLVANIl
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-,hlrd Street ana n.
brosses and Cortlandt streets.
Streets is Ave minutes later than tina, below "a:
TYsHty1'hsf s EHsT s MnI-pumso pu., p,,
New York to pitisburs Sleeping Car Pu'burs 5
a' e. NJ No FAST ssne1sf e P'.;S%s and
Com s1s rs4 ssP sRaT RH s's 4o st
g.: ! H. Gaiczc6 %sb ST. Loc 1s' Expnr
r. H. Wh SfsaS1 fssso F csT:
7aS SS@f tSfse ca
7 !nd w. sPacF Sc G%PsEssror p.sur. =,
Chicago Connects for Cleveland and Toledo except Sat.
u''a' WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
;s i, 2 S2S S pT"s Cap al pa ,9 ana n;
~. oi DiDins Carr .5s Dining caT,. So KS
night; SUNDAY s25 925. io3 a m g. =. .. csnsr.s-
soT ST3i RAiLWA21ExDres:. ~, ,. n. isio ass
ATLANTIc COAST LINE.-ExDrss'. e2' a. n and 60
FOR f; OLD poINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-7Ss a.
S41 and 7P lsoI"s. ss ana corana
Long p :" Branch. Xsbary Park dnerlaksn sunasy osa
anSs s a@s 5os 30 @ i2o $50 80 "I a ~
81, %. !, m SS$s' ill., ,. >,
2HIns 2s Sr 1nI ISsS a il's Is @nas Car 10 5 SD:
cs5 80 s a. n l2ie p,sH sss sq 70 tS
is Dirng Carr. 3,5j. 425 Dining Carr AS CDiaI,;
Carr. $50 Dining Carr. 7io. 75j. s55 p n. l21
Ticke, Offices Not. 4si a.. 1896 1923 IL ard 2s Brss-
way; hsor House West Iwsnty "a Ire, sa,,s
Court street, 500 Fulton Street. os Broadway. sni
Ts New york. anr Spsny viii cali % ~.
check baggage from hotels and residences through 70
j. D. ~ General en Manager Genera Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-27

Through trains leave NewYork. foot OF Chambers ste
as follows and nye minutes earlier from West go st;
D,OO A. M.-Vestibuled Express daily for WaNeriy
Binghamton Elm'ra. Buffalo, bradford. Arrive Bunalo
500 4. NJ parlor ca, 20 Burao. ~.
train foi Chicago via chautauoua Lake arrives Sleye
land T:tO A. NJ. Chicago. i. NJ. sleepers 20 chicago
Cleveland and Cincini att Dining Car.
..3O r. M.-Dunaio and Cleveland Nestibrlei EtprsS
Daiy arrives Buffalo 7:i5 A. NJ. bradford Ills a. NJ.
jamestown s55 A. ~. Cleveland rs p. NJ. sieepers 70
buffalo Cleveland aking direct connections Tor ~
tro Chicago and tho West ,.,.
kt1H r., M.-via CfautauQua Lake and Niagara Fais
Daily. solid train to Chicago. seepefs to iIornells'iie
Chicago and Clncinntai. Dining Car
lex E'rS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
accommodations at III li3. e6l aoi and g3s Broad
way l27 $50 East i25th-s and 81 West i:on.
St. Chambers and West 23d-st ferries. New-York SS
and 100 Fuitonst. 100 Broadway. Brooklyn: Sm hua.
son-s,. Iobckrn and Jersey City Station Weston!
Express calls or and checks baggage from hotels sas
residences TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool, May 20, 345 p m.-Closing: wheat-spot
No red Western winter, no stock, No red Northern
spring. steady Is ID Corn-spot; American. mixed new
firm. Is 1i.d do Old dull "a Nd futures dull; May -
I'D: June - nd; July, "a Sd Four-St Louis fancy
winter. dull So "a i!ops London (Pacinc COAST.
steady. 6OrIOs. Beef-Flrm: extra India mess Sos 81
prime mess. AS ID Pork-Dull: prime mess line West.
ern. AIS q; medium Western. as Nj Hsms-short cut
II TO 10 ", firm, AS al. Bacon dull Cumberland cut
30 H. 25s short rib. % ., H. 26s d. long clear
middles light 30 10 - 10 25s Cd. long clear mddles
heavy 30 90 ~ No. 23s short clear mddes heavy. IS
70 20 10 POS: clear bellies II 70 II N. 26s shoulders
square II to IA H. steady 2Is 3D. Iard-irme Vest
dull Ss. cheese-Dull; finest American white and
coOTed. 63s, ordinary new, iSs. Talow--Pr,me city
steady. IL. Cottonseed oLverpoo refined dull i5s 3d
Turpentinc-sphits. steady. 2s %. Rosn-common.
As VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-27
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND


WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia week days 4:SO 500. 900 1000
II 30 Dining Carr A. NJ, 1870. 200, $3.50, 400 BUFFET
Parlor Carr $50 800 Dining Car, 500; 80 300 p.
Can A. NJ. 300 400. 500 Dining Carr, eco p a..
1915 night.
For Baltimore and washngton week days. 500 Io:oo
1880 Dining Cap a. NJ. 200, $50: 800 Dining Carr.
eco F. NJ, 1915 night. Sundays 1000 IL Dining
Carr A. NJ. 200. 800 Dining Carr. 600 p. NJ 1913
night
Tickets and parlorcar be procured foot Of
liberty ST. ll3 I72 26l. 434 ga 40 1923 broadway
"a, 9th Av 81 East i+th ST.. i53 East i25th ST. 2,3
ives, l?5th st.. PSI Columbus Az; NewYork cour, 81,
SEQ Fulton St. Brooklyn: 9S Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG
The New-York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels residences TO destination.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO.

Leave New-York FOOT q L.berty 81, daily.
CHICAGO. =. m, and i2.i night.
PITTSBuRG. $50. ex. sun. sun. 1918 night
TINNSsuHNNATd ST L0 Top 10 a. m p h,r,. Car,
1870 m. Dining Carr ., $50 Dining Carr. 5 Dining
Carr p. M 1918 night; Sunday 10 Dining Caro- il3o
a m. Dining Can. Dining Carr o Dining Carr q
p IL. 10 night.
NORFOLK. Il30 a. daily
NEW-ORLEANS. Through SLEEPER 500 p m. daily.
All trains are illuminated with Plntsch Light.
Offices; 1I3 172 26i. 434 LAO Bway. 81 F. l4th St.
1917 Bowery ~ Y: 800 344 Fultonst. Brooklyn station
foot Of Liberty St. " C. r. r. OF y. j. Baggage checked
from hotel or residence TO destination.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston May a6Cotton steady: middling nc; low
mddins, Csc good ordinary, dsc receipts. l20 bales
sales. T+3. spinners. b; stock. Il. Oiy.
Norfolk May 2G-coton hrm middllng. 1i.c: low mid
ding, ssc rood ordinary, Csc receipts II
coastwlse. ~. sales. d. stock. 1919.
New orleans May 1.-cotton steady middling. 7Sc:
low mddng. l3-0c good ordinary. 6isc S3
bales exports coaswise .0i sales 300 stock ~ oi0
savannah. May 2U-Cotton duh but steady: middling.
I>c; low m!dding. 7c receipts " bales; exports coast
Wise 400; sales. %; stock, lI.Si0