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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-22
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New Iork April H. 1879,
eouIssed today by he Enssh sGyGes oS for the
s sg0 n DssI sas ba np H. Th
DAY furnished an during which there have been
bearing directly indirectly the cotton mstes Of The
SS via lyegSS n Sc f Sow e English lotion ra
would read tho The opening caoiea showed hs"e
ns Soh s1 and saS advance SSNS o on on the first
was the result in our maT1st mis- Max and ' sro
wthou, showing TIE activity hoped for by ne Ienas
so;;4n, VINO are fey"s upon sironr statistical poson
Toasaoas May coHjss' have snoTn b s%!
OF cotton this morning evidently preerrns Inc rev S
es # ass nf that
selling cotton hedges The market IN mo
afternoon wac, the most part tame eior With ths
Total sales la4oo bales Private Sstes say INT that II,
that the Eastern situation is assuming more peaceful
ness circles abroad than has this
The frends OF cotton insist that the statistical strength
titles cotton advance with anything Ike speculative
en e tn ec s' ne H
Ter Of the NewOr.eans Cotton Exchange, is follows
as&'n.t receipts. il 900: shipnenis 534S and stocks
2s 407. last year The local spot market s steady with
G Ga sc D sss bses hcadns 49, for
ng ana qaos 'S we're as oon Galveston O Holiday St.
Louis steady; l-0c sales. AS bales Neworleans firm
no sales McOs GnieS: e. sales 100 bales Wilmington
Arm 1 s :" sA a'sne.A 9n m 81 sSe e .sss
q bales Memphis R 5l6' s1f ri: 100 bales Au
sood demand sales 2o01 1ales sPecuai!on snd export
SiGdins aDiahds S2d Fginres STEADY 2S4i
decline months sellers at Lad decline far
TRafsasy January 2 Fs6ruly $45iso; April 9oi96
1 ApMg '?s o M5l9s Sa % ss5 5
bsg-october S549ss5: octobeT-NoveHber, $4SlAb; No
4ssS aSa s ;ss5y xs So' %Sys Slowly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore April 2l.-Flour firm. unchanged: sales.
. 400 bhlq Wheat unsettled and higher. spot month
ana May, s2',dS24c' July 7stc asked; stock 40 513
Lush. southern wheat by sample, S3aSA. Corn firm
SPOT month and May. 2sfsG2sic June 20sd29 July
rose bid: mixed 3isa2Gi.c: stock. > pa 700
Lusb. sales "a 900 bush. Southern white 3ic. do
yellow. 2oa29'2c Oats hrmy held; No white 2ja26c
80 . mixed. 23l4c: stock. il5b2s bush. Rye firm; No
nearby itdiilsc: No Western lil442c: stock 81
100 bush. Hay very hrm; choice timothy. sl3 5od
sl4 Grain ffelRhts dull demand. steam TO Liver
nool Per bush 23d May: Cork FOR orders quarter
- 81 April and May Sugar. butter eggs and cheese
steady. unchanged Whiskey unchanged
Bunao. April 21.-Spring wheat-suppy very light.
prices firmly held; No hard old sGiSc; s5i:r No
weak red In store. 9lc; State wheat track
9'c corn firm; 80 yellow. 2s'.c: No 2 corn. 2sc: No
2 corn 27a,c oats strong. offerings light. No white.
28 &C.: No 2 white 2iisa22c; No white. 2ic; No .
mis 205c; 40 mixed i9i3c. Barley dun unsettled
Rye firm; No in store. SIC Flour strong good de-
mand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-22

A DvrRTTsEMENTs anil subscriptions for The Trip
n une reviewed their Uptown Ohee NO. Lax broae
- "a door north OF sistst.. until o'clock p m; ad.
,isements received at the following branch otices az
W. rates until clock y. VIZ; PSI sth-
ave cor 23d-s' I52 eh-ave.. cor l2th-st Mag s.
co. ard i4b-st: i42 Columbusave. near West OStE-
ST. ios West i2d st near 6thaye % East i4th 20
y, 300 al ave between 10th and 7Ith ss: lO2g 90
ave near Gist-st los st ave. near sgthst so 9a,
- rssr 4is,-st: j54 3D. 2lO Beecker St: 80
Ieecker-s 3d-eve go East 79,h3st s ~ ID
lie rst lem St 2O3 East 4sh-@t; $50 9th-ays; s5l
eth-aye il52 3daye.. 65ths ?i Fast S ~
COO proa iG3 I'd ave 100 Sth-ave BIS 2d-aNe
75s 9Th ave- A. Harlem Offices: 2osi Sd-ays w Tfa
tio.b-s, 15G Fast lg5th-st near @d-aVe.: az west
i35th-st bet eth and sth 320 West l45th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-22
SHORE RI

Trains w 42d St station. ~ Y. as follows. anu
Is earlier from foot Franklin st:
:,,O A. NJ. Daily. Local 10 Buffalo. w.,
9,15 A. 4. Daily for Albany Utica. Syracusc Isocnes
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toledo. Cleveland Chcaso
II 30 A. NJ Daily. except sunday 10 Catskill M1un-
tains New-Pa!tz, Lakes Mohonk and MinnewasEa.
Albany. Utica Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George Far'o'
GOO p ~ Daily for Albany Montreal. Utica syracuse
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto, Detroit
Cleveland Chicago and s. Louis. 49,.
7:i5 p NJ Daily. except Sunday for Syracuse Koches-
s;Ib p n Day for Albany, Utica Syracuse. Rochester
buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Cleveland mi
cago and 50. Louis
Time tables nj principal hotels and offices
C. f. LAMBERT. General Passenger agent,
3 Vandertlt-ave. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston April 2i--Co,ton steady mlddliug. Lice:
low mlddIng li-iGc. good ordinary SIDE receipts
sT3 bales. sales 35S bales. stock. -, 500 bales
Norfolk April 2l-Cott7n nrm. mlddling. ne low
mldng Gsc good ordinary l3-iUc: receipts 1924 bal>s
exports Great Britain 25TT bales the Continent
200 bales: coastwLsc, bales. sales. 70 bales, stock
H. TT5 bales.
Ncw Orleans April 21.-Cotton hrm: middling. 3-i0c
low middlinR. exc: good ordinary. csc receipts,
5> bales. sioss 24G, bales. exports France. 400
alcs; coa-wse 3t5I bales, sales A0ao bales stock.
ia az bales.
Savannah. April 2i.--Cotton firm. mldng Ic low
mddng Gac. receipts. sol bales exports 10 the Con-
tinen 1902 bales; eoaswss, $50 bales saies bales;
stock. ~. 100 baleA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-22
BALTIMORE OHIO,

CuicAGO . p. m. and l2l3 night.
pIrTSRI' re. 3 81. eN. sun, sun. l2ilo night
t,iItrVNATi ST. LOUIS, 10 a. m, .. IN.
WlSHINTTON. BALTIMORE, 500 10 Dining can
:, So -, DINING Carr. 2 $50 Dining carr. Dining
90. .,2 n m ioi night. sunday. 10 Dining Car Ia
a m Dining carr. DINING Carr. Dining carr IL"
night.
TTW- Fans, Through sleeper, $50 p m tSunoN
200 p M. ,,,.,., ,i,, r,,,,s,b r,sb,
Heces. ia 49, oGi. i34. LAO Bway, 81 T. l}th 81
27 Bowcry y. y; $3.50 3ti Fulton-st Brooklyn sts,l1
foot OF Liberty St: ~ ca H. 1I >, y pass'se ''
rom hotel or residence TO Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-22
EUROPEAN ppoprcE MARKETS

Idverpool April 81. 3:i5 y. m.--Cosing: wheat-No .
"a We4tern winter no stock No rel Northern spring
arm Gs ca Co-n-Amerlcan MIXED SPOT new firm p
H. old firm % lOsd Apri. STEADY q 7id: May steady
o. ca 4. Junc steady % Oh Fr0urst Louis fancy
Arr, s. ca Hop, London Gacnr COAST dull. G5Gsjs
Tuaat rx,r, India mess firm. iGs "a: prime firm.
a. Cd Pork-Pr,me ne Western 1rm. eos: prime
-. nahum Western nrm iJs Hams-Shoft cut. II
~ ~ firm as Cd. Cumberland - 30 H.
arm 2os: short rib 90 - n nrm rs ~ long
nies light - ~ firm. rs 81 long Gear mlidles
heavr 40 to a. H. firm 9is. short clear middes heavy
~ 10 20 ~ nrm 25s c clear hsles. IL 10 "a NJ firm.
Shoulder rquare IL % "a H. hrm. PCS 81. Lard
Mixed Western spot seliy 2:s Cheese- American finest
Write and coiore1 steady 5Hs id Ta..OwPrme city firm.
iss Ga C0ttonsccd 0l-IIverpool refined firm i5s "a.
ne-sp'rlts firm. 2O- 81. Rosinconmon firm.
iOisd. T.nseed oil, i5s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. Apr, 81 1891
BEEVEs-Reccip's 80 cars 1870 head. u cars for
exporters 81 direct local aughterers ana -
eor the market making. with previously In the
yards total 4 II sale - at Jersey city and
Sixtieth-si. In fair inquiry fully
prices but the general market rued very quiet
With ceiling values slightly easier than noted Monday
The yards about cleared AT no cnse Poor 10 fay
prime steers sold 81 loGN5 10 per 100 IL,
1orres having 81 80 and an outsider 81 81 FOR 'tops
oxen. 81 7jufi 80. bulls 81 90 dry cows
cfs2 40 few fat bringing more bItssel beef steady
C4s.c per n for poor prime city dressed native
sides Cables from London and Liverpool quoted Amer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-22

Rio--Cofee market steady: No Rio 1920. exchange
17d. receipts 1900 bags cleared for the United States
100 b,ss cleared for Europe 1000 bags; stock, 23 900
bag.
FLOUR AND MEAI1-It rather waiting market
n hour to-day, the irregular course OF wheat made
BUYERS scarce Prices. however held about
figures although being loo on from the top Among The
sales reported were 90 Dds spIng PATENTS - 2o9
81 80: $50 bbls spring bakers SO 0o0 SO So 100 bbs
winter .traights 81 2V9Si 80. l4oO bbs winter clears
81 SsdSt 10 Also about 1900 bbls low ana medium
gTa az. RYE FLOTR-St;ong sales. so bills
g .HqS2 f5 49,. CORNMEAil-Steady; sales. $40 bbs
Croicd: Kiln-dred 81 1OGS 50. as 70 brand BAG
MEAL-Quiet Quoted Fine white. I2n15c; fine yellow.
T2l-sc: coarse F}G3c. .FEtl-Easy Quoted: 40
o. and 80 ~ 623zQe5e; 100 ~ l0c shaTps 75@SoS re
feed so s055c. city bran oog'''zc' OIL meal 81" Vov
So 20. hOialny chop 32'znV''.
AIN--,yHEAT-Wheat started out with bull
furry lost laTt advance, and turned duh at mid
Iav winding up the session with decided break IN
prices Speculation the most part was rather noder
orcnlng and cJse The advance, which lifted May
from SDLc the Of last night u tii.c. vas
caused by an unexpected advance OF 2u3I in Liverpool
cable The latter especially suprisng. cCI.sols
OUTLOOK in tho Eas, becoming
lass deal az short wheat covered. and
some long lines put out the foreign news. and later
sdyices showing further carried May up
which WIS nigh point FOR the day Talk traders
during the early part Of day quite Luish more
ON crop and cash situations At home and abroad than
the war reports the latter being AT the moment rather
neglected At midday there a break from the
highest point with GONE OF the early buyers picking
profits. e.ser the late cables, particularly
Paris and Berlin the local feeling Of
this hour. subsequently there was slow trade with
prices nuctuatng neousy until the last fifteen minutes
heavy selling for and pounding by the bears
notable feature during the day the pressure late
deiiyeries widening differences. the
close they s3c under last nights figures whereas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-22

C0FFEE-The coffee market opened steady at loss OF
l"4 - points Win subsequent changes narrow ana Inc
n" hnaHy oarcy s.taay At net loss OF S42o points
ana sales %! 2IiSD bags the total for tho day
Tn- decline directly the result OF Disappointing
edvccs abr1al attended by liberal selling orders
here 10y operators. very receipts az
Brazilian ports and tho small warehouse deveres IN this
odded he unfaNOrdble cables
markets. together WIKI weak and nominal conditions IA
spot market In the afternoon the market more
loCCl LIQUIDATION covering following
Of q franc at HAVE according TO the clos
!ns cables. YESTERDAY the Ceamer Handel with $500
hses. and steamer -fcrna for New-Orleans. with 1000
10 N.'LGdy. Rose. with 200
PGr'Ea. WIN 700 bags. cleared Vic
toIla. The American visible supply larger last
supply by SO 60. bags and
Ply n two years aso by 252's5 bags. The coffee
market weak and neglected with quotations entirely
nominal in the absence or business Lost sales
basis Of 7.c Tor No RIO invoice lots and SIC for
joubng parcels TIE mid coffee market quiet ana
barely steady with s,es Of 400 bags Maracabo
bass Ausostura ~'vate terms Mid prices
as follows; MardcaAo. common to good l24N13c: good
Cucua. 141l44c. la GUayla, Caracas 12l.ql34c Porto
Cabelo Ilnl&ec. SaYanlla Bucarsmang.. IL. 4l6i2c:
Bcgoa. 1GAI19c Mexican Corlova. l3G14c Oaxaca, 1870
ordinary, l23l5c;
cod 1t@ l9c primo 70 choice. la4q2lc East Indian.
arl'r 2i1N25i3c farcy, 21g32c Javas. 2lizQ25c.
he ta- Of nrfce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-22
CENTRAL RAILROAD NEW JERSEY
(An,hraclte coal used exclusively
Four tracks Automa'ic BLOCK slSnas'
IN and after January -, 1877,

on and after January - 10, -
Trains leave citation foot u Liberty 81.
For Eanton Bethlehem. Allentown. Maueh Chln. ~
4.3c 7;l5 $40 al - to EastOnl A. " ITO 10 W
a 30 to Easton) 5i5 80 to Alcnt9w5) ~ sundavA
40 Il rs 10 Eastonj A II. 100. 5.D =. NJ ~. .
For Wikasbarre Pittsion. and scranton BIO A. Il.
i:io $40 4:i5 p 81 SUNDAYS. 4:39 A. " ~ a..
For Reading at 40 500 a;iO. 1000. u 20 a NJ IN
1880 200 43O 300 5i5 900 p " ,2i' nis1.; sss
For harrisburg $50 500, go u go a. d.. i@
1870 4:3O 500 5:i5 p n l2:l9 night S1"na'' -
A NJ 90 30 + NJ. i2:i5 night . IA "A.
For snnbiry I>ewisburg and wlliamspor. a, 30 s@
o:iO A NJ, i1O go. 900 r. ". Sundays i'% A. ~
500 p. " ~ ,o,rC
rop rovC 1PANcH OCEAN GROVE &c.
For Red Bank. Long Branch. AsouIy Pa.E "a 80 ~
Grove and points south 10 Point peasant - ~
io45 A. NJ 80 1873 $40 TO Red Ban@,; ~ 80
5.3s 6:l5 = Sundaye (stOps al lnteilaken ,' houv
D. %; on1 ocean Crove1 900 4 NJ. 400 p. 81
ram For LAKEWOOD.
p. " - nj. ~, p.,,.ga, An
For Atlantic city. vlneland and Brdgeton. +;SO A. H.
For MONMOUTH Beach seabrsht and aissia5d' A.. .
Navesnk l:30 $50. 1913 a. NJ ~, 49, ''io ~
p NJ SUNDAYS 900 A. NJ 400 P u
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
7AIIsRoAD-

,
STATIONS foot of DEsBRossEs AND coRrfAxps
500 A. VI. FAST MAII.--pulmsn Buffet Sleeping q.
New York Chicago No coaches -
BOO A. VI. FAST LTNE.-Pittsburg and cev.s,a
1000 \. VI. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED -Pullms,
Compartment. Sleeping. Dining. Smoking and Obssr
natl. INDIANAPOLIS. Louisville 81. Louis ~~
200 r. VI. CHICAGO And ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
r9r Cincinnati; LonIsyIle Chicago. Sc Louis.
Chicago. For Toledo. sxcer. saturday.
7.45 r. ~. SoUTHWEsTERN EXPREss.-For cineio
natl. ouIsvie: Ind!snapols; 81 Louis
Chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo excey
a" WASHINGTON AND THE sorrH.
Congressional Lm.," all Parlor and Dining cars
40 Dining Car, 'Dnins car) . .. M. 1915 night
all Parop and Dining cars, $50 Dining Car, d..
Ing Car, D. m. r. night
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.-ENpress. 40 .. m. and i1u
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-Expross. go a. m and .
D. IN daily
cfIEsAPTAKE OHIO RAILWAY p. M daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK.-s a d
ATLANTIC CITY1Espress 80 p. n wsek-ays
Lorg Branch Asbury PARK dn,erisken. sanaay. oc.ss
and ii 80 D. m. SUNDAYS sij a. n. 80 . N.
FOR PHILADELpHIA
$50 730 $50. $50 30 Penna Limited lolo Din
Carr Dining Car, 6 1Dining carr $50 s. o p nv
lll5 night. Sundays. Glib so. !. $50 10 dAtnisd),
-, II a. m. Dining Car, :. 40 Dining Car, !:
Ticket Offices Nos. .sl oH. i.Ios 1923. H. and 9i
cor.landt streets; Court Street. 500 Fulton Street,
Broadway ard Brooklyn Annex station. BROOKLYN
station Jersey City The New YORK TRANSFER Dnmpany
will call FOR and check baggage from hotels and rtdk
dcnccs through destination. - ,,.oo
J. y. HUTCHINSON J *, Mvvp
General Manager. Genera FaS'' nse"~
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>., ,.c.,swaNNA AND WESTERLY -.
D.i,, ~ ~ orL, foot of barclay shs
N'"sio"H ~ C6ri.topher streets. ,,x,rrr
VEsTIBlLED TRA.NNTSSsciI iiGWT

-. Al
XTWARK BLOOMFIELD. MoNTSLAstiSS
pe.I ,eu' 90 SEEs summit. Bsrnardsyille. bass.H
liz vs,n1is,n Morrisown Passaic. Paterson, pSII
i..lse , ga" sIanh1pe. NEWTON, BUpDs M
ion; Itnp tTCONG, Hackettstown, SCHOOL, SS
,;ooinlE;;r,rT Warrington. PtilLLIPSBURG EAsaUV~~
Mn, ,tx,nro X flTTsToN. wILKEsBARRE, NkNSaf
cox ,InGhilIAMToN. OXFORD, NORWICH wsssE
. %s hiI;;TicA RICHFIELp SPRINGS, S1TTuIpHH
VIE, VIZ, cff,St, OSWEGO. ITHACA, OWEGO, EbNtH1
ccnEINC BATH. DANSNlll.E. BUFtAL10,, 100, sH at
DN i, NEST NORTHWEST AND SOCTiMEas,t,
p0,""N HRINGHAMrON NAIL stoos at pr"'V"
sa'"Ms- ccate can. BUFFALO. SCRANTON, ,.gIlISS IT
ioo" = iron OWEiO. ITHACA ELMlKA' SE,xxtrss1
nnfcHrlFiD SPRINGS, SYRACUSE and oS ,,rs n
,H.nNnpr,sS II man parlor Cars. COnneSuhs
,,,n with trains for Chicago and points wsss ,upa
,.oo ~ ''W-sCRANrON. wILKEsBARRE and hh"'~
~" EXPRESS Pumen BUFFET rsTlor SaTs and pLYAb
=" ori,.rM EZPREss Pullman Buffet parior car ...
"a, ~ naiyl-Cnicago Nestibuled Limited 1xgrX
80" srRANTON RlNGHAMroN. ELMlRAy RI
ELO pullman Buffet sleeping car. Nsw-i~
',Scaao Dining Car west Of Buffalo s,.,. fus
s.ao y NJ tDally-Bufso Express Pullman 9i.. III NJ.
'" SCRANTON BlNGHAMTON EbMlRA bS'."
o.so y NJ Cpal,)-BuFFALo SCRANTON SSvRA.
''"T ron OWEGO ITHACA. EIMlRA. CIiCa, SupaTst
t'I'Sr and oSwEGo EXPRESS. Puiima"
III Tp1s AND PULLMAN ACCOMMoDArioo:HSps ,S
u.nrv GAGE q Sons. Limited. Ii3 Broadway. ~ 81
Place ieo BroaGway Tickets at ferry va, issih-st.
sa5 Coiumhus.ave.. NewYork: S3s and ~ 49,, sui H.
ana 100 Broadway. Brooklyn. Timstaoes GYMS
WrtsTCorT EXPRESS COMPANY will cal 49,, ~ =
check baggage from hotel or residence V ess''
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
To PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
~ wa NGTON

WASHINGTON. - ...
For Phlaselesis week d ,s5 sSo ssS s 20 c1ss
parlo, carr 40 500 Dining car). 500 ~ ~ I'D ~
~ i2:iJ night. sunday 30 zoo 10 ~ p ." " Di,aaJ
Car A. NJ. 200 400 o"" 'Dih'"s Na' : 49, 'N
night. ,,.. ,rao, davs 200 1000
P NJ i2i5 night Sundays 1000 Tx 10 , ,9ans ct7
- opd rorl0r-car saais be secured az foot
r4rfv St. liz i72 psi 434 "a 10 lSSs Brsao~ ~
Wes, I25th ST. 25i Columbue Az. New YORK; : Soar
e. 900 T,,i,on (, B-ookvn rs RrCafwav. W.isrsnurg
81 - WI rr3ns,cr Company Will call Tor and check
h1rraae from hotels or residence 10 destination.
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CUNNINGHAM 11ao1o ping suey-s5 Gunpowder, 1iMT2oc;
Jal.O9 Pan Fired ISg2c 70 scented Pekse ,,n nj
Indian ana Oranse pekoc lia5isc; % scented Pesoe
ISc: oolong-I 7O4 Formosa. n'9g26'sc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-22
"Ri ACK DiArlOND EXPRESS"

arrives Runalo 9:55 p NJ Pullman Vestloule Day Coaene
go Parior cars Diring-Car service. Meals cAtv:
onuects ar Buffalo with through Slee2es 10 Detroit ana
Chicago. usu.h r,hu,h
an 40 P NJ daily except sunday for Wllkesoarre. Pts
ton scranton and principal intermediate stations Soe
meets Tor al points coal region Chair cars 70 "Hh1
barre. - ,.-4... - wiL.sharr.
Ptston scranton ard principal Intermediate stations
Connects for points IN coal regions putnam bah~
Parlor car Wikesbarre .,. - , ,....,.,. .,.
5:I5 p. VI. daily FOR EAsToN and intermediate "S
tons. o. ,- t...s D. c,a,,,.
TON and principal intermediate stations connects fN
Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car TO slaiington
400 p. VI. daily. for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALlA
and ali points West. Pullman Sleeper Eesuouled tram
Y Y To Chicago. Sieepers Buffalo and Toronto .
$50 +. VI. daily, except sunday. stopping onT q
south Plainiel. Easton, Bethlehem, Mauch chunk |.
q r. Junction Sayrs. Geneva, Rochester. Batavia ard
RuNalo pullman Sleeper for Buffalo None but sleep
Inc car passengers carried. No baggage carried ,-,
o:OO r., VI daily for ITHACA. GENEVA RoCHES
TER Bt'FFAI>O NIAGARA FALLS, and all points VEST
pullman S,eepers Chicago and Bunalo sleeper Is
Nikesbarre.
R6I Nd BROOK and intermediate points leave as .o.o"si
0 90 A NJ go 40. and $50 p NJ. 80 =. NJ Csa'
ICrets and Pullman accommodations at 49, e9s Isl
273 at4 and 1923 Broadway 81 East li,h ST., l3o Eaa
I95th - 1871 B0wery. Y. $40 Fulton ST. Court ST.
o. broadway and Brookly1 Annex. BROOKLYN
N,w-York Transfer Company will call for ant ehecs
baggage from hotel residence through to destination
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cncago April 2l-rh. leading futures ranged as fol

cash quotations as follows; Flour hfm No :
sprny wheat .3.a:i'.c; No sprins wheat .2.c' so
rel S9,.Gp2ssc 2t4p.i9sc. No = oa's, Lac
I7isc: No white. b. 22c No white. { % o. ieu23c
No = rye. B5lsC: No barley nomna.: No .. b. $50
a0c No l. o b. o6c: No naxseed TIs4hOc. prime tim
ohy seed s. 5 pork per bbl 81 i50ss TO- lard per
100 ~ 81 i5gsI i1s shcr rbs sides Qoose). 81 0rS Do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-22
The statistical position Of Brazil coffee is as follows:

Foreign Observation-Disclosures market firm; good
average santos 10000. receipts 1900 bags; stock 4is
Ooo hays HamDurR--Conee market declined "a pigs.
80 600 BAGS Hayre--C0fee market opened steady.
s.aiiA francs decline at u M. y franc decline; at
is02t franc decline; close steady
ne, loss az olq2 francs. total sales. 5000 bags
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NETWORK PRICES

Receipts Of breadstus interior points in thousands
last three cplers OcO omitted flour bbls grain BUSH
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stations foot Of Cortiandt ana fos MsntS
$40 4. VI. daily SUNDAY, 10 \ NJ ''' A'0N0
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- -, EIMIRA week days.. ITHACA, GENEVA
pSSuEsrIR BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and ta
VS., and principal local points Dining Car ana ChAa
IO.5O 4. W. daily. except Sunday, for NAucH CHVNs
and Intermediate points.
4 . uoOn daily, except sunday -
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the cavalry had made me present OF.
My father knew [ could be trusted
[ was stationed on the watch, and it
was agreed that [ should fire in the
air as soon as the convoy appeared at
the top Of the hill.
81 recollect it as if it were yester
day. 1t must have been at the end
of September or the beginning Of Oc-
men who were cutting hemp on the
farms. Weary of looking at the white
road, [ had stretched myself out on
my stomach and was amusing myself
by sucking honey from the nests OF
wild bees, with which the rock was
plastered. Suddenly, raising my head,
[ saw soldiers at the Borni farm gate,
They set their guns up against the
wall, and dried their foreheads with
their handkerchiefs. They were Civ
en- pitchers of wine from which to
drink. During this time the wagon,
accompanied by the gendarmes alone,
went on, and disappeared under the
oaks.
Il gave the signal and our men ran
up; the position whipped his horses
and the wagon overturned; three
biuecoats were stretched out on the
ground. The wagon was forced, the
cash-boX carried off, and every body
had disappeared through the woods
before the soldiers, engaged in drink
ing, had had time to ask themselves
what those shots meant.
''The end is the most horrible!
had promised myself never to speak
of it to any one. But those who have
done the thing are dead and [ who
have seen it will not be far behind
them.
81 ran like the rest. When | ar
rived at the farm almost all had reach
ed there already, and were engaged in
eating and drinking around the great
table. My aunts were serving them.
There were men of the town, ancient
mobiles, bourgeois, workmen with
guns, peasants with steel pitchforks.
"'Sit down and eat my father said
to me-
From time to time a man entered.