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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-31

sy the 'sn from ns pSCy S rfS "s II. a
shovel No radical change from Iueseay 'prns paters
@s s Ta1S t ira-s'4 90 Winter
s. S, 20 eSrs No Ener 81 oaSS s0 Hs s; rSs
& 7Sasa ctoRxME4i,~Dul: QUOTED Kin-aried.
Sa 10 a. ne TO Sso 7s cdsss ca n
n pn e 60 and 80 Tn sc in 3v Sl la nT ev
feed. soc; homny chep zoe; onea SEA scrccnnss S"V
GRAIN-WnEAT-T evident. near approach Of
crisis in he Cuban situation was fully reflected In wheat
in stocks ana NOR p'neef" Sa:Ges ire
S SSSysr ' nna I@ns s az Ss h s
%Snt ,hroush0u, ne aire 'esson g" jnsi before H1
Street sent price. tuns to a5cut the loves; figure Of
the Day Ana - Sn last nS sog on % F m &
stil showed S.c ad'a;c over Last night speculation
elsa buyrs orders It destitute Of outside inter
'st. Untll the Cuban matter is settled or the
hestat1s and unsatsfactory lines noted te-day fr9-
weather Developments abroad. IL Is al open
Question as to whether asra war would prove ea;i
fluctuations II acts as tar inGlenee The Liverpool
@"rcS wheat, when cio:ed i hsher on sassa@ q
markets opened steady but ssed oG a ttIe and closed
l0g!O points lower Private Russian crop reports were
particular change thaefore had little weight
aln nrSe3 b S p cS5 9% MAS
~" furnished genuine surprise huliish news has been
tenton was drawn TO the Northwestern movement by re
ports that country elevator sticks OF wheat lately
ported al 53ooooo bush were ot over half that hgurc
NOW. l@Trort transaccns ut a. footed about
loads, although Initiating lang"
sacs az Duluth On export account quotations vi cash
wheat, o anoat basis. follows No red.
81 coz. No J hard Manitoos. 81 90. No Northern
Duluth. 81 ON. 10 arrive; No Northern New-YOrk.
81 O4s. to arrive: No Northern 81 o2i9. spot
No bard Duluth. 81 0s'., TO arrive .CORN-Al-
though efforts made 10 force Of May lQui
da'lo2 they unsuccessful owing early drnhe,s
n wheat and soSks The market ruled very steady all
day easing Off only In tho last few minutes wheat.
Final prices were laGfi4c niger CleGranceS
'nitn smaller than yesterday and export sales did
exceed - loads all Indications that Chicago
would receive 40 cars Tomorrow. Which slight
The prospective early sailing Chicagos
fleet and removal OF ourdensome locks at point
had some effect In checking bear quotations.
No corn closed at SEC o h. efoa,. .....
OATS-A firm undcrtone was noted throughout the day
specuation showed moderate ACTIVITY. In the cash
department: however. orders
total days transactions excesing l2O
No closed 300 No oaa.c no white 81
No 3 white. 3lhc; track mixed 3Od3isc: track while.
3eG3sc. .RYE-Market steadier NJ 9 Western 5776
5Sc, afoat nearby; State rye. 5i7c. ahoat.
34GA4c track BARLEY-Maket quiet; feeding
navigation. SEF;DsMarket quiet cloverseed fair.
s. 5Ogs5 higher grades 81 5oGsG: tmotH seed S3as3 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-31

yellow 75cGsi -: do state and western wnte' pr ~
hoop hi siIs2 Do red and yellow. io'FiSl 90
Hay AND STRAW-HAY-The CUSTOMARY tone,e' o,,,e
preston tha, attends the end Of mopth "hr Ala
noiicoaie 20 -day and the exceptionally gh iecep "a
not create much competition Tor fuppy D'.nd yI,h
they look FOR an early opening OF Apflr trace
the stations as well cleaned as they now are h 80
proycm<nt in auntauons he expected oou,s ~
course. upon the delivery II useui UNIFORM ronre
h. The recent shipments have Included so 1,.ai.
,crtailon OF attractive NJ and No grades. hn,a
Quantities OF strictly prime hay seem I" De ou' %,
,nje rnIculttion ouointons for ihat class MAJ
the best distributors and stable Keepers app,'
rcaav % odont Straight lines Of avsilable 80 H.
,hof spplv points this season have bcen o9"p' ~,
distant and the nature ~ the crop or ' aS 81. 10
time warranted the expectation ~ ~" poP. o.e.
that used 10 find n ready market "h'n s'sauy 49,
were 10 b. depended upon. We Iu',s' -d@s-so ~
prime per 100 n I1isc; No per 100 r. ,u4 grodc
pcr 100 n fDn61c No .. per 100 ~
ie-s nor 100 ~ .0T32i-c clover per lup 10 - "a
clover mixed per 100 n. i5piT9c snlt intHu .,oct
4ic. .STRAW-Tt Is unusual I! note tuon rrtsos
market re prevails Al this part ot me ,,sh
have ruled almost unnterruptedly weak nut thr 's
Of shpmo mis- has put the market dsch'o ~ ~.
favor Few buyers aye paving above S3c ana the, ~
been numerous good barrains for the p1rena March
soc than that An unusually mad winter ana m", ryn
straw fancy 350tG': ont straw small pa,rs n,s
mark 3Oc large Including best, 32if ubo INC
OF hav r tons reported At the ffpH IN.
~ non to-Trv were: Hudaor River hailronn. ~,
t:-i. 100 Perrsy.vnnia 30: Delaware lpckawahte
Western shore. co: Iehirh Nalley w.
ana Western. 40. Central 81 New Jsrsey 90 r''er '''
90; total ESQ tons. Receipts OF straw 20 tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-31
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. March 30 -To-tays limited supply Of cattle
made buyers more rr9mp, about ans h'ld Than ;snal
fat cattle ruling very and oe high
err Of beef steers on basis II 81 0OaSi Is
ming cattle the greater part selling tor 81 +6TS5 10 No
fancy cattle coming and prices for such are nominal
50 S50si s. and there especially strong demant
for littie light weights feeding steers. 5ayss sold at
80 Vrn active ~ 50 25Gs3 and hsfcrs sell M
So as4 - n prime carload Of 1lso pound Texas steers
t vsniy d'yIlcd brought 81 rs Trade in hogs was
fnlfiv active both local and shipping account prices
sales ocurrei So sO0s3 30 he commoncst heavy pack
Ing hogs o., 15g g ooS$a S? Prices @" for sheep
and and lambs were strong ~: recent atyancs
stccp sold br-ky at $, 2.HS 70 q toT W9olied
coat. At 81 IS Yearng ahcep hrousht s. !Is3 10 shorn
going M % Shorn l1nNs soN ~ - 1oJS' 10 nnd nn-
brn A. $50 ,ol1rados selling freely AZ 81 SjdSG Re
Cattle - 900 head. hogs $4,000 head sheep.
5000 head.
Cincinnati March 30 Hogs active 81 l5asa 10 Cattle
-~,dy 1895 sheep steady. s39sa 10 Lambs easier
st Lonis. March so-catuc strong and Ioc higher:
fair to fancy native shppng and export stoer. 81 5og
cows and hcifar soast so Tsye. anil Indian steers.
yor fS 81 7oasa So packers 81 80 &.
butchers 81 s5@s3 o. shsop stcedy to strong native
muttons. $ia$i -. lamb. 50 95aS5 81
Kansa. CIV. March 3n-Caile active. 5aloc higher;
native Red steers 81 iidS3: Western grados Sass 90:
native cows heifes. ~ 1894 90 sockes and feed
orc 81 1905 Texas hefc' 81 2onsi so. southern
tr i57ss 10 mixed 81 5oass o5. lights 81 i,asa %;
nirr 81 pas; 50 Sheen active mu,ions. 81 c56s} co.
western lambs st5oas5 go sprins lambs. IS
Fact LIBERTY March so-Catle steady; prime s; o5ff
2, Is common 81 so6sf u: bulls. and $40
's aG s 2"G S.sc a Tsam 1n4 Y :.
Yorkc-s oa$a pics 81 sog<3 ~ heavy hoes 50 oJ
as; ;ron sG icIs choice anbs 81 oosG COMMON %
good. 81 1896 80. veal calves. SG1sd 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-31
DEL. LACkAWANNi AND WESTERN II. n.
stations In New York. foot of Barclay
Rnd Christopher Streets.
SESTIBCLED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PINTSCu HIGHT,

THE ORANGES. Summit. Bernardsyle. Baskins
Ridge. Mad son. Morristown Passaic Patterson. Boon
ton Dover, Stanhope. NEWTON. BtDItS LAKE.
lake HOPATCoNG. Hacksustown. sCHooiEY.S
MOUNTAIN; washington, PIIILLIPsbrRG. ,EAs-
tslns. SCRANTON. PITTsToN, wILKEsBARRE.
Mcntrose. BiNGHAMT0N OXFORD, NORWICH.
Waterville. UTICA. RTCHFIEf,D SPRINGS Cortland.
SYRACUSE. OsWEGO. ITHACA 0wEGO ELMIRA,
CORNING BA III. DANvILLE, BuFFAIO and all
500 A. M.-BINGHAMTON MAIL Stops at piiaeipG
1000 A. M-(Cafe Car, BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINo-
HAMTON owEGO. ITHACA ELMIRA. CTICA,
RICHFIELD SPRINGS: sYRACrsE. and oswEoo
EXPRESS Pullman Palace cars ConnSe,lns I"
Buffalo with trains for chicago and points West
100 p M.-sCRANTON. wILKEsBARRE and EI-AiRA
EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Psrlor ar. ., - ,,,,
400 P. M.-sCRANTON. wrLKEsBARaE AND PLfM-
OITH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parior car
.or SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN. ELMlRA; But-
FALo. Pullman Buffet Sleeping car New-York IN
Chicago. Dining Car west 81 Bpfao. -
$50 p N. (Dally)--BuTalo Express. Pullman sleeper
for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMlRA. EAIh:
Mt. NORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving In Buna.o
s:so p. 81. ,pally,-BUFFALo. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON. OWEGO. ITHACA. ELMIRA. sYRACCsE:
UTICA and oswEGo EXPRESS Pullman Banss
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS M
Henry Gaze 4 sons Limited. li3 Roadway. u PARK
Place 400 Broadway. and ai2 Broadway iicHe,s ~
ferry .,atIons III ith-ave. i2ts' 81 West 18TH
St. 225 Coumbus-ave New-YorS; 33s and 1873 Fulton a.
and los Broadway. Brooklyn. Timetables giving full IN
formation At all stations .
WEsTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will cali Ter and
check baggage from hotel residence 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-31
EXPORTS TO DAY.
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.
Ncv-York. March 30. 1895.

ccrFEE-rsc market far coGec futures MADE 'urtnSr
a.'ftlca business restricted TO com
sa.lyev sra proportions. On iisnt investment buying
ami favorable European cnoes The market opened
g.. a. with some months points higher and otner
unchanged from the final figure Q: yesterday
~, ,.1.N Lain Il points apparent al afosiGi
-. ~, market finally firm AZ net gain OF 10 10
So, -5al sales futures, 200 bags The Dull srowd
e.. Inv, make ventures in face or heaNy
f,-tan receipts Of moderaiing Distribution
= Zee IN this country. Gables from Ro ana santos
we've lass favorable than had been looked for ana ms
also had restraining influence on BUYERS on the other
T@r4 hoveyer were the present low prce at whcn
r~Sss was selling better feeling in the spot depart
,ent and more inquiry from the speculative luellc
able from Amsterdam stated that ;he next putch sac
,r, ~ hold on April 3 81 600 piculs VIII be oi-
S.ss fr sale Brokers' good ordinary Java az S4c
ne market for spot brazilian coffee was quiet. nut
cSae quotations on the basis Of 39.c for inToGe
81 t0hbng parcels Of No I RIO ihcrc
l rs moderate demand fer mild conees the higher
crades Of MaIacabo and Savanila RECEIVING CHEF At
800 We qvc,e: Maracaibo. 5%Gl2AC: Cucu'a.
,Sc Iamac, S9.aisNe; lie Guayra. etgi3o sayanins
Wext,sr O.. 0l6i.c Central American 'stN go
o..a nca 7gi5isc coffee in narch nlent 547'sc Mocha
i7aiSe: Padaas. nterio-, 23q2i,sc; fanees 2:tsd,
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-31
DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo es5 P. NJ. Pullman veStsgle Day
coaches and Cars Dining Car service. Meals IL
carte Connects at Buffalo with through seepers %
.i2:5O, 800 r NJ daily for EAsTON. MAUCH
CHUNK. WII.KESBARRE. SCRANTON week taysl
rITTSTON and coal branches. Chair Car % Mauch
Chunk
'::5O, $40 p. NJ daily. except Sunday. for WILKES
BARRE. PITrSTON. SCRANTON. ard principal inter
mediate stations Connects for all ponls in the coal re
gions. Pullman Buffet ParlCr Car 70 Wilkesbarre
1850, 4i2O r. NJ daily. except Sunday. for MArCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations. Chair 20 Easton.
$3.50. 5;l5 P. NJ. Sundays only) for MAucH CHUNK
and intermediate stations.
$3.50, 6;tO p. NJ daily. except Sunday. for EASTOS
and principal intermediate stations.
$3.50, 100 P. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper yes,ieuls
'!.4O. 500 r. NJ daily, except sunday: stopping only
MAUCH CHUNK. sAYRE GENEVA. ROCHESTER,.
BATAVIA. BUFFALO and TORONTO. Pullman sleeper
for buffalo None but scepns-csr passengers carried.
baggage carried
$3.50 O.OO p ". daily for wILKESRARRE. rTH-
AGA GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper Ithaca
Additional local trains daily sunday for SOUTH
PI.AINFIErD BOt-ND BROOK and Intermediate. points
Leave as follows: IS 90 $50 80 90 30 30 10
Gsundays only A. NJ 800 2so. $50 $40 and % 20
Gao y. VI.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations At Ii3 23i ia.
1885, 04s 1923 Broadway 81 +. iiih ST. 1856 r. 18th
ST. 1917 Bowery. y. Y; s60 Fulton Court St, 90
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn
Y Transfer Co will call for and check baggage from
hotel residence through 10 daetinaton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-31
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave NNw-York. foot ~ ChambeB-st,
as follows and FIVE minutes earlier from West $50 81
. O,OO s. M,--Veshui~6 Express daily for Bnehamto1.
Wavcry Emira Buffalo Bradford Arrive Bunalo Sud
p. NJ Paror to Buffalo -,
goo r. M-Vestibuled Limited fast mall Daily. solid
train FOR Chicago arrives Cleveland I40 A M Chicago
P. NJ. seepers to Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car. - - -, ,,
I::,O r. M-Bufalo and cleveland Vestibuled Express
Daily arrives Buffalo I:O5 NJ. Bradford I:lI A. NJ.
Jamestown 100 A. NJ. Cleveland !? 30 p. NJ serpers 70
buffalo and Cleveland making direct connections fcr
Dntroit Chicago and The West Cafe Library Car.
S.i5 r. M.-Sod train 10 Chicago seepers TO Hor-
n.ilsyillc Chicago end Cincinnati Dining Car.
rv,ICKETs LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Accommodations III III. 26i. 4ol ard n5' Broad
way 1oT Bowery 1876 l25th-st. and NJ West zoth.
ST. Chambers and West 23d s.. ferries. New fork So
and 726 Fultonst LOG Broadway brooklyn 2oo hds IN
II,hoken and City station. Westcott Express
calls Tor and from hotels and residences
10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-31

.p a;n wgsa ssJ e nS'F rSsS.
s %G wS .s b. 2o;.aa9Ssc 30 white 27l.
s. IS prime timothy seed Sc soas2 81 m:ss pork per
S 9S , 81 tofs Ss S 81 ss!S % Soussrs
81 SIT short clear sides ,boxed s. 25dS3 40 whiskey
dr. @ gT0nad S a2as5 ~ on the Produce
Exchange to-day the butter market was nrm creamery
i3aiSisc: diaries lOlsGiec Cheese quiet. sdSic Eggs
steady fresh. sc.
Cincinnati March 3o.-Flour dull Whea, quiet; No 2
red a5c. corn dali. No mixed &c oats nrn; 40 z
mixed 2sisc Rye quiet: No . sc. Eggs steady Sc
Detroit March 3o.-wheat-No white, 92ci No red
White a6c Rye-No =. 52c.
Milwaukee March 3o.-wheat higher; No Northern.
osc Ne 2Sc Nay esG july n.y., ' s,Soc rye ysss
Minneapolis March 30.-wheat steady: March. o0'ic
Ole; 10 Northern o5'Sc Flour quiet and unchanged
Bran unchanged.
contract grade March and April. 07s4dosc Corn un-
changed: March 33'03ic; April and May. 33Ie93i.c.
Butter hrm ana e higher snsy W Sre e%Smsry
Southern. lo,: do Weston. l0c DO duck. lSd2oc; do
roose. soc. Cheese unchanged Refined sugars firm at
and Nos 1 Il. .. 10 II. - and Is. and at Las n,
iozenge powdered and No down to No 10 ADVANCED
powdered cuboe and A. 5'sc eranuated and crys
al A. 5.c; contec,oners' A. Sc: No At n lsc down
to &c Tor No 10 Rece!p'smF!onr 1000 bbis: ds s,,
sacks wheat. 5000 bush. corn 5000 bush; oats: 2i0o
bush shpncnts-wheat $1,000 bush; corn. 1000 bush:
5000 bush
St, Louis March ao-rrour quiet and unchanged.
DID, ,rocE eaGac; March nec: May osi.c asked July.
&c asked September Itc No hard cnsh Ole. Corn
Spot hrm: NJ cash. e6N.c bid March. ?Gc Nav. 2e'.
steady: No cash 25isc BID; trnck 26I. h2Gsc March
259.c May 2d, hid; July. 22s.W2aAc; No white. 2sis
G:oc. Bran-Lwer: sacked. east track 5ai,50oc Esss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-31
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. March 10. 3iS p. m.-Exchance-wheat-
Spot nrm: No . red Western winter. Is slsd No red
Northern sprnv Is I'D. Corn-Spot quiet American
m xc now 81 3sd futures steady: March 81 3isd: Nay.
Is aigl July 3s 2d FlourSt Louis fancy winter dull,
of. Hops London Pacific COAST steady at f3gtt
Ilee,-Frni; India 6Ns I'd. prime $50 ID
pork-Firm prime mess nnc Weston. Sis 3D. prime mess
medium Western iSs %. Hams Short cut. IA 10 10 N.
ull 32s. BaconCumbcrand cut. IS 10 30 No. at
3os shor, rib 20 81 n duh a0s long cear middes
heavy 40 - ~ steady 2ss 6 short clear backs 10 70
Is H. steady 2ss clear bellies ia 20 IL 10 dull at 3es
Shoulders-SqIare. II 20 II No. steady At Gas Lard
Prime Western dull at EDS "a Cheese--Americsn finest
white colorad dull 3Ss. Talow--Primc city nrm
2Os Cd Cotionseed oilIiverpool refined steady at
i5s Ga Turpsntine-Splrlts steady at 2Ss Ros!nCom-
mo steady As Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-31
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

noston March 80 The American Wool md Cotton
Reporter will say tomorrow 81 the wool market: TIE
WOO market has been quiet that Il may almost 10
said that there market As II looks present how
Il would that for the better had taken
mace foreign and that market will
not ngan experience such duiness has lately char
acrrized Much 81 duinrsa the trade may be
attributed - the state Of the money market Very few
na nulacturers have been In the market Another
cause u the duncss believed the Increased u-c
cotton shoddy and other substitutes The London
report heavy buying by France Germany advanc
ing prrss No sales have boon made yet American
Prices are almost purely nominal Practically
70 buy at the existing quotations but on
the other hand scarcely any viii make any con-
oesson The sales Of tho week o93 N do
nestle and G0Oco N foreign making total Of 953 900
against total % 2J3500 n ;or the previous week
and total ot H. 5000 10 for the corresponding week
last year,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-31
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS.

Liverpool. March 80 p m.-cot,on-spot good de-
mani and fair business done: steady American
mddins SSd Tho sales OF the day L. 600 bales OF
which coo bales for speculation and export and In
cluccd II 900 bales American. Receipts 5000 bales in
Guiding 100 baes American Futures opened quiet with
a moderate demand. and closed nrm American m!dding
l. IN. c.. March 20-Gid buyes; March and April,
20 GA buyers April and May. 20 64d buyers May and
2O-d4d3 2l~04d sellers June and july % 64d y
81 Cad buyers July md August 2i-s4a sellers Au-
gust and September Oa4dt3 2l-64d Sellers September
and October. e0-64d sellers; October and November
i0-54dd3 c0-64d sellers November and December.
1904 buyers: December and January 1904 buyers
January and February. le-otd buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-31
WEST SHORE RR

Trains leave w 4oi St Station. y Y. "a follows and
X m earlier from foot Of Franklin St: -
IO:I5 A. " Daily FOR Albany. rtca Syracuse Roohes-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Fort Wayne. Toledo CieVe-
GOO p ~ Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica. Syra-
cuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto, Dc
tro Cleveland Chicago and 81. Louis
S,I5 r NJ Daily for Albany. ltlca Syracuse Roches-
ter buffalo Niagara Falls, Toronto Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and St Louis
Time tables at prir ipal hotels and Offices.
c. E. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt York.
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA


AND DEsBRossEs AXD coRTLANDr STREETS a,
ss'ns aas @' a iS TIA. Ss s.a S.c.
4nU y 'n,Id street s,si2n. o.,,. ,,r., p,,or Car
Neg York to P.ttsburs. Sleeping Car rit'sSurs I"
$50 No r S9Sf"fs e rsGs5s and Cleveland
$50 A. ". PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED -Puimas
se s'sR9s DGes %"1t oc o'1
100 E ~ tn I;AsiS Ax6 81, LOUIS EXPRESS
$50 f:'e ", GRfS" ssso 81 cy.a
TAO i: W soUrmwEsTssnN EsXPREss.--ror Pits
40 ~ rHcif f;a"i Es%Pfs s p,,eurs and
' Shaping "a w fe4 AN1 h SPnEis, af P
burg ~ Rsat &i $'' As i,'' TE soiTn
S sas ssS RSt C q. r. S@ I'd Dpas -
sss D sunday S"r s4o c'S 30 1 io az 8 %
sonal Lm" al Psrlor and Dining arr. 40 '"'h'ns
SOUTHERN RAILwAY''flofda Limited y 80 A. m.
AT qiy' c s52se t posa e' ptas ee
NJ week days: Express. 800 A. IN. and 500 y IT.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAlLwAY;nss9P m es!Iy;
Af r.s ff' iFa 10 d WEEKDAY, D.o... ard
GoT' ana s5ses 10 M through H'h'' r'~
CAPE MAY-is, y. m: week-da Dssbross'' and co'f-
Long Branch k.Sury PAX Gn,srlasen sunaay.l; os..s
roy. and Point Pleasant Grom Wer 20 TTsn ny ",
c cnasgs So 90 - 49, sc c''s
p. m. Sundays. 0iJ a. n. 5i5 p n.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6lo 20 $50. $40 SO 80 $50 Psnna: Limited 90
nDinng carr 1850 liJD a. m. 80. 80, 20 80.
4 20 10 Dining carr. 40 Dining Carr. $50 dining
Carr. 40 $50 .. m. r. % night. Sundays $40 ! %
$50 $50 90. $50 G.mited @ 80. 1880 a. m. J. %
.binng Car). 80 80 dining carr = - DINING car'
800 dining Car 40 $50 y. m. l2.to night. 49,.
Ticket Offices Nos l5l s4. 1890. 1913. III and 2si
Broadway: | Astor House. West Twsnty-thre street
Station, and stations foot Of Dcsbrsses and C0rtandt
Streets. Court Street $50 Fulton street ~ Broadway.
and Brooklyn Annex Station. Brooklyn. Station. Jersey
no New York will
and check baggage from hotel, and residences through
to destination
Telephone "l27i Eighteenth Street, Tor Pennsylvania
Railroad cab Service
J. b. HUTCHINSON j. WOOD.
General Manager General Pas.r Agent
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FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
BALTIMORE e. OHIO
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Four tracks. Automatic Block Sgnals
Stations In New York. foot OF Liberty Sc
and South Ferry Whitehall 81.
Trains leave foot ~ Liberty ST.

Leave New York. Whitehall Terminal South Ferry snA
foot OF Liberty street
.Daiiy. tExeep, Sunday. SUNDAY -,
PITrsBtRG '4:3o a. m. 1928 ?. m, ~" p ~
si2:la night. a so a. m. Liberty st. only
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS 1000 a m. '53 p m
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 7;S 'l1N ,pinnssa
ell 80 a. m. DINER, 900 tpiner fS'-o V'nep' w.
(Dlner). Is rs y. and 'l2 10 night
NORFOLK, III 80 m.
NEW ORLEANS Through seeps). fs:c3. 200 .. m
All trains are Illuminated with plntsch LAsn'. 80. .,
ONces; ii3. IL: col f3s lito Bdwan " =. t ws,.
1877 Bowery ~ " $50 Fulton ST. bre. 'yn 49,.
hall Terminal. Baggage checked from h''s W '"'S'
TO Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-31
LEHICH VALLEYSYSTEM.

Stations foot West o3d ST. penn r. RI Cortland, or
Desbrosses -.
slndcaes time from West 23i -. Other figures show
time from Cortlandt Desorosses 81
sG.lO. 0:2O A. n. daily SUNDAY &c ~, A. Nd Tor
EASTON and intermediate stations. ... .....
$50. SIS \. NJ. daily for WlI.KESBARRE. sCRAN-
TON week day.. ITHACA. GENEVA RO'HE-TER.
BTFFAIyO NIAGARA FALLS ana the West. AMI prnc-
pal local points dining and chair - Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-31

COTTONThe feature Of transactions in cotton futures
tie volume speculative orders On the start the mar
ss @ OF Eepd IN cs than
o5 snd @ ha, o nRa moved np 3
points call and continued advance through
fq5 the Sng Adce from Wson
the best received indicating tina, peaceful sousn
Spain had shown willingness TO accept $4,000 600 Tor
quite scare and on this demand prices sharply ad-
vanced. Offerings throughout the session were limited
cSsses made at recent low figures Bulls dis
shs s P oa n was
Ina, o0n;inaancs Of favorable news f:om Wash
The fact that port receipts interior and the
ports from day to day recently hove nearly doubled tho
receipts figured in the advance TIE trade in general are
;r msrd Increase n orders from The OUTSIDE :psogs
~ tl arS ne of to ii points Tota sales futures
IS 100 h.ss The amount to conc in slsht for tie week
assn., BAGS i ls Total po,, receipts point
w. y ems ss aNE rsans viii BE- coss tn
5000 0s!es Or about 5000 bales less than in 1898 The
l-lG' higher On tie basis of G3-Gc for middlng up
and Ss for last ' ya G% e bs xsf
t'r export direct shipment Southern spot cotton
r. S13 bales as quiet 'sass
0AF Nors sm :fsd 6 Lee hsher . nr s.
ise: Baltimore Nominal &C. Augusta rm SIC; sales
sS'i D. o' .s sssas Sa sS 0'S 0''' New"
The export movement thus far this season has been as
Great Britain. France Continent
Totsls to-day 3.407 1885 80 l45
Thus far this week. ...... 40S93 1895 SoOsi
Totals since September l.. 2SI1296 7264l2 1852 433
Receipts at New-Orleans tomorrow officially est
!naed az 55OOq8oo bales against lle bales last week.
70. last year and 47io bales in lses Tomorrow re
t2l last week 9s7 last year and sSi bales in 1898.
fo''on Exchange special Liverpool cabesspot
Ctaay sales 1900 bales; speculation ard export. 800;
ae-ican u 600: receipts. 5000 American 5000: mid
t.ig u7.snGs. 3Hd. Futures opened steady partially
!: Cad AZ Inc Closed Arm. unchanged distant months
0ts1-646 advance months. December Janu-
BY. SOB January February 3iih. March 32ob: March
A2rl SOD Apr-Msy. 3%b; May-Jrne. S209s: June
w, 32O'eb July-August SIS August September.
k,3s; S-p'ember-oct15er. S20s: Oc'ohrr- November
pSss November De emb@r. "i9o. Msnchestsr--Yarns
fJet. bat steady: cloths quiet. bat steady
Inc ranFe n contract prices in TIE to-day
was as !oll3ws: