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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-06-03

A crisis in France may be looked for
any day, if we may judge from the re-
suit Of the election for a president Of the
chamber OF deputies. the government can
didate being the choice by a single vote.
The Radicals we're so eated over their
success that they demanded another bal
lot, assuming that so slender majority
did not invest the recipient with adequate
authority. The ministry would doubtless
prefer defeat to SO meager an endorse
ment, since it could not proceed with any
assurance Of continued support.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-06-03

We shall confess to large measure of
surprise If the capture Of certain Cuban
strongholds does not disclose number of
wooden guns. Certainly no one would
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-06-03
It Will Not Be Watered

Everybody is disposed to take good deal
of stock in ''Teddy" Roosevelt's cowboy
regiment.-Boston Advertiser
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-06-03

The leagues resolutions, politically,
amount to little. With judicious infusion
of the proper amount of patriotism and
the formula of fealty to the administration
a dose is prepared that can be swallowed
by anyone from Scipio Craig to Sheriff
Burr. But the stealthy and potent drug of
railroad mixture Disguised good many
delegates, who realized that 1t must lead
the party to bad attack of indigestion
and in individual cases superinduced
nausea. "A few more sprints like that"
contidentially remarked southern dele
gate land the Democrats will carry every
thing, city, county and state"
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-06-03

What reason have we for believing Spai
has a navy?
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-06-03

The Spanish gunboat Temerario, which
for three weeks was a nightmare to the
administration at Washington, has been
granted permission to tie up at Asuncion,
Paraguay, until the close of the war.
Not in ancient or in modern times has so
small a factor succeeded in so alarming
great nation. said the ant to the
elephant, who are you shovin'!'" And
yet the safety of the powerful battleship
Oregon was for weeks supposed to be i'm
periled by this little obsolete, now lying
confessedly helpless in neutral port.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-06-03
THE SUPER VOLUNTEERS

The flag is still there-at Tampa.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-06-03

The California brandy industry, it is
feared, has received solar plexus blow
in the new reciprocity treaty with France,
and the delegation in congress from this
state has been appealed to for suspen-
can be placed before the president. The
episode illustrates the beauties of rec
iprocty. Chicago and Kansas City meat
packers are delighted with it, They are
given special privileges in the French
market-at the expense of other people
elsewhere. That is reciprocity.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-06-03
POLITICS AT FRISCO
Observation-Disclosures

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-(Special
Correspondence to The Herald.) Judging
from the contents of the corridors of the
Palace Grand and Baldwin hotels, almost
all the prominent Republican politicians
in the state are sojourning in the city this
week, with very pronounced sprinklins
from Los Angeles. The Democrats, not
to be denied, have had such able represent
tatives from the southern city as John T.
Gaffey, Guy b. Barham and John w.
Mitchell hobnobbing with local nabobs In
the region of the Palace grill room about
the hour of noon.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-06-03

The convention of the State League of
Republican clubs has so far been a consid-
cradle disappointment to many of the dele
gates, excepting those who have an incli-
nation to wear the Southern Pacific collar.
The convention, of course has not accom-
plished anything of direct or serious i'm
port, but it has admirably succeeded in
stamping itself with the railroad brand,
and number of wires have been laid by
astute schemers who have got their heads
together in the grotto of the Baldwin hotel.
The feature of the convention admittedly
has been the predominance of the Hunt
ingtonian influence. The first break that
the amalgamated clubs made was the Sc
lection of the notorious Grove johnson as
chairman, an action that as soon as made
began to smell in the nostrils of the con-
sentative element of the California G. 0. +.
With the Southern Pacific henchman in
the chair, everything afterwards-that
amounted to anythng-was as easy as the
elevator in the Examiners new building.
The committee on resolutions was COM
posed-three to one-of men subservient to
the dictates of Uncle Coils or w. H. Mills.
OF course, this selection was accidental
since two members of the committee were
named by each district delegation, but the
unanimity is sufficiently significant
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-06-03

Senator r. N. Bulla seems fairly we'll sat
isfied with the prospect that he may retain
his title in a higher sphere. Unfortunately
he caught a bad cold between Sacramento
and San Francisco and could not make his
voice heard at this self-same jollification
though scheduled to speak after Pardee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-21

bag 5ocdsi DO State and Western. Pc nat-hoop Dol
sis1 20: DO Eastern white, per boil $gss 60 red ara
yellow. SIGs2: radishes Norfolk per bh, 5ocGsl per
basket; 25aJce. srn: beans florida green per crate
s0S2 80: do 81 33GS2 90 kele, Norfolk. per Dbl
25T3Dc. do Baltimore. Soc spinach Norfolk per bbl.
75cp 81 30: d. baltimore. 81 %
Hay AND STRAW-HAY-Thc market today was
firm for all good running Invoices Of prime TO No hay
Receipts By roads 5h; but not unexpectedly
This made room for q good Offering Of barge hay.
As qualiiiss out Western hay has the pref
There only light demand for the style OK
clover and clover r.ixei which now SHOWS n supply
We quote Prime large baes. per 100 ID '2uatc;
No T. 7oi q--c rer 100 IS No C0QrDc per ic0 n: No
g. t515oc. inferior and eradeless. @a4oc per l1 70
clover ri,ed nc 100 n. clover. @a94oc per ~" ~
salt mead - 4pa4Sc per 1p1 10. STRAW Eecepts
continue over liberal and prices continne weak Ihe
market be expected with nearly 800
tons Offering which h according 70 to-days river
receipts We quote: 32.n3tc 100 n FOR best long
rye ooGHc for other GA, straw Is ouc tei fclI AT nN
3nc with Hight call. The receipts OF hsy ana ftrow
reported in to-day at the Produce Ex-
change were Hudson River railroad 100 tons; Penn,
sylva1ia Railroad. 20 Delaware Lackswanna ana
Western HaToal. 10: West Shore Rairuad 20: Iehgh
Valley Pa!.road 100 Ontario and Western Railroad. lo
river boata $50 total so Receipts OF straw. 80
tons. all By river boots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-21

rates, which shut foregn buyers The local gIice
for prime yellow was nrnly SUSTAINED at 2shg
zoe nominal: prime crude. b. mills Nx1lo hc prime
sumner yellow. ~ n.ac: ffsumner ysi,.w 80
e yci'o% 21sa.s &C. ln.eed American 5000:
American boiled, 4ig42c, Calcutta raw. o'c' lara Oh
rRovsIoNsed by pork the maIret had , sSaTp
lost the afernoon. however owing 70 the hIsan n
grain IoKK-strcns 9go.ost,, s, @.s Z" i,eEF
Fn "a ou o. '' Mess c', s5ass Is; family 49,
Tackc SO 23asll es,a Ind1a mess $50 HoG-
F F b bactrS bacon . c 10 r. 5c 100 n
is. tTTMTATs tctl-d bellies a!se 9 2 r.
t%c picked shoulders steady 4e piSk.d n" s,etre
7i.47sc Western green 10 10 Csc; We.,e'n -
nA Is sses5 co. city lard
aT 50 e. refined An d, armsr sss'h A%tSs ,sady ely
4@4i.c. stern 4isati.c SrEA RfNE-Q Quiet. Quo'ed;
Oeo 9-lGc. city lard st'arne Gao, nominal. -, rico
and good demand Tor everything on the list An o.
yancins tendency was reported 'tioad we Good ga
JIG prime to choice 81 a5.c: head sachc ra,la
81. pGc do bond ~. asa,c: Japan. ono; Java 4"9''
sTGAR-Eve-yhre was on advancing turn lrc &C.,
Tor marked l-iGc IN sales ol so'u W ,ss
Quoted II -icc and l7sses sugar. ~ test Al
Their" large demand Yer ronn.a - A.
hut later they took orders At ne at'hh.e =, en-. .or
during the day. FIRST son" OF NE AZ
other grades advanced i-i9c making an advance OF y"
on all grades We quote: DomnoS GU, ~ h"n
hll-Gc powdered and coarse p1waere go ond .,tra
fine granua'eI sac; confcc TONERS granuiaen aha
4. ;I.c. confectionery y $50: 30, ara !" IS
Nos srl =. i3-lcc; 40 O. t.c, NJ ., IL - 80 a.
\, 49, 4 5-iCc No a. s-loc. No Is. 3-iOc' NJ To-
TIE WOOL EXCHANGE FEroRTacuWSreS o Gg' cn,Ss.
81 domestic wools tscouredl has on WOOL hN'"""h'
Official alton. are aa ioloNs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-21
OTHER MAnKETs-nY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. April 2o.-The trade In cattle to-day was
rather eacory hut prices held nbo, steady The
il - crerirrs 81 35QSt no. fancy cattle being
merely nnrina; s. 3p1s3 10. neef I'D at $40
- ior 10 fairly good choice shippers 81 s3t
g., ,ir,cy c,icc 81 ijus6 g Calves In good do
mani A, s5GS5 r. Trrdc In hogs active at I'D
,nnrcr II 2l,fjc. Sales largely ut 81 O1N ~;
primo light hogs brought s. ~. p,gs 2,rS3 so ship
p.-, bought very sparngly Lambs dull and feat
,re oss sales 81 7$t ~ for ohorn and 81 I'D
81 a. for w,,cd M~xcar@- Common 10 iair sheep sold
onc 10 srai: hors 81 coo head: shesp GOO head
Kansas CITY April 2C-tattle active, steady To 100
higher. native beet 81 3o1si Co. ffi Wcstcrns
81 20. cows and hcfers 81 5ost so Westerns. 81 ESQ
~ stocksrs feeders 81 23rf5 TO- southern cattle
81 ,IQs4 IN Hogs steady to 5c l9wer hesVics ~ Wr
q -, mixel and medium. - 3o4"' 10; Eight 81 500
81 q pisa 81 30 81 ~ sheen active. steady Wessrn
&, -. COOLED WcFterns. 81 GSGS 20.
cincinnati April ?o--iovs active steady, 81 lO1t5 80
cattle strongcr s., sca So. sheep strong 81 1905. 5o
lnulS steady. N1Si 90 -. - TN
e. IL urno sass 10: common. 81 ?o1si 90 Hog. fairy
octiye ard higher wine mediums. t@ 90 heavy YORK
e., 81 asRti lgit yorKers, 81 ~: i.a. hoss
,,ga. ~ tO IL 20 sheep du choice 81 sogst ~ com
Nm az ,5sl ~. choice clipped lambs s. o5tH 10; com
non - good siGi: CO: spring nmba. soSss Veal calves
-, Iu,. Apr. ?o-cate strong to Zoe higher fair to
fancy ratvr shi1p.nr and export tiers ~ JNISo -
bsef ard butchers steers 81 otSo TO- under ioo
sa T5e 81 20 stock7rs ani feeders 81 3ods4 DO COWS
e. 20 cows rri hefers 81 cons3 CO. Hogs strong - &c
higher: YORKER 80 es1s3 rs; packers 50 IaGSe5
hnr"h.rs 81 500 81 Sheep steady native muons. SiV
a lambs a 2S4so 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-21

METAI-s-The feature In to-days metal trade was
q, ;i.asi2 @5 viii elecroiyc silss and CASING
i.ss and drst,uie o. important change yesterday.
The close ss,er o ~ TO - - ior fpoi 70 MAJ
ipo May. lion closed at Sc c'1'c 40 ~, 10 June
ae following London closing p,iess sle received ,oy
80 os 81 rs u. Cd In 10. ls. tsr,s
NJ lis %; Glasgow Scotch iron variant tJs ~. end
~ &CLXssEs AID sYRuTssyrups we.e wanted
we,s no oneiinss. and me market co,et ysry
pfices We quote: New oIean. ceniriiugal esnmsn.
s ot sr N:,.e f0?s asa 5g'a s 9 Tbs goa
sa2o prime scgsis Ss9cs sSas'c rcl. Me9 e
AxA 81. ss s o4 s'i blu :His
1sa n steady I''' auo ss"': Tar i Co.
re :. - Io s2 ecmps to rdcd .rans
4 'I I, Il e. 81 81 81 81. 'sid O. 81 ="
%;rs, . 81 , ss1n
S SPiG. g. 's ssxe eess'. a. ha 1S g
rnrh for orders nd direct por large Gnnnse 80 "a
ei fSErS t. HF' ISS Sii ~
.s Tonnage mage. s0 ana n. q X%Ssn
era 10 s,nd their yrses to West lnre . GS gr
ssvs the sTss trade ;.s ss ~S.
ses though tS ra'es Cork s for S' ces r 1y
HSr ar v ss 70; 70; the s'ifs
India trade. q Rs isa,sf s"a % % ara
az tons general cargo. henc: - emma
man steamer 800 NAV British steamer. i,72b tons
and a.Ia trade sx months fio0o delivery snd re-
states: British steamer 2Oss tons Trans
delivery . .,mSe Fix or twelve month"; lump sum BASIS
eahts nanisb ,tra,ncr "a 600 quarters grain biho,c
Is +no Es" "rssrs Is ind. option Denmark "s 'd4.s
e cory juno ,' na. sS qas 5" srsn n
ian.is rang ND British steamer 1000 es".Ln gram
Atlantic TO An, uan ,anSurr Have or puntt
"a 81 Nsssire or Eochefort as io,sd May: hr ,n
ish sesner ,,sSsIph.a 10 Kingston Jamalua t5 btaus
TOM, ,,yol 10 petroleum. hsn.'
bark 90 i,r,,ish ship TO arrive oooo cases pe'r
Isnm PhaGeipsia 70 Japan 2swmNysrx Is 5000 feet
s s.9 a.y witch s: So cns
q new ,o PORT ROYAL 81 Is and discharge. &,
oILsTbs chief a.w~cs .s 70 al advance In freight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-21

Cash ,S!lov' aoI T2qr AsA: So .. ed ss
HGr, es Ts 80 " 70 P sorn % fellow
Il ass.c. 80 oa.. 2i027sc ~ white ae,a3is;
80 whe c9ss 49, 81 81 q ss as, prime ,imoiny seed
81 52. per Dbl $40 A.sio %; ara per cS
n .So e sD 'sS, .ed T ss :de. e9I.d
s; Sss3 90 N "Ris at ' FsdhSnse the
,s Ess. nlS sg frs.h al 5 '''''' s''
r.s s'" ST. Corn H' .roas mixed sasss:
Detroit, April 2o-vhsa,. No white esc No I'd
s. Hay 8 c ~ N corr 2 S. s. mixed &c. oats No
Ag' & jig rs; Hsf'F K k
M samp. ' 4isssi'ss ''''' "
Mnnsap AP 2owsss; sros sDs AD asy ~
hard 81 o. No Northern sic4 rISa Or active s. c a,:'
ssSss IS ssssaa e isaGs' ss s.
rnsss . .Sr sF" sns s' asAs;.
arm and iceis higher winter ' r1I g 9
40 g TO- s' 90 al & -
4oa. co. DO '+ e ss4 & S a. sfss ss ia
sT a. g. r sr5'nt s. S fayoI. SI.Sd: hsH.
Els: arm and he As1s f: ss.: ..' an
sss"s; sna t FsHT'1 rs
sonfsctIOnsr a. SfS Scoo bOl, 1000 sacks
1000 8 eco bush CORN O' 80 suss O ss go
Asr ar re. cs. s" elevator. saa 81 Of
81 o2, 70 hard cash % Elv 40 nc bid
AgG pr S s" Mex HsS,a ao'sss su
aheas april 2ss My SS ? Whit. s' sseCs Boy Bran
a.TG' sacked $4,000 Butte g. firm" creamery
isais'4c; dalry. lieiSc Egg nm y. M ca.o.
os Nay b c9n sSv' R nshsr n No S;h. NIKE 70
a2%c oss dun sasy ssse hsSsr prime cash and
April. % 10. OH unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-21
DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN II. =
Stations in New York, foot of Barclay
and Christopher Streets.
VESTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET



Direct route 70 NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. MCMILLAN
THE ORANGES, Summit. BernarcsvIs bsskn6
Ridge. Madison Morriscwn Passaic Paterson, Boon
ton, Dover, stanhope. NEWTON. BCDDS 49,
LAKE HorATco%3 Hscket,stown; scMooLEtS
MOI TAN washinsssna PHII I:l EAS-
tains. SCRANTON, PrrrsToN. WIIKEsBAREE
Mon,rose. BiNGHAMTON, OXFORD NORWICH
Watervi!i. UTICA RICHflC1.D sPRi.GS. Cortiase'
SYRACUSE. OEWEGO. ITHACA. OWEGO ELhihAt
CORNINti. BATH DANvLLE BrT ,s, L,y03,, and ."
500 A. M.-BINGHAHToH MAIL Stops At prineip0
1905 A. I-tCsfe Cars) BuFFAyo SCRANTON. BIxo-
HAMTON. owEGO. ITHACA EkhIRA oUTrtrSuHz
ExPKEss Pullman Pa.ace Cars. Connecting q
100 p M-sCRANTON. Wfl-hEsBARRE and Ei.AlhA
EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Paror Car.
400 p N.--sCRANrON. WiIKESBARRE AND FILM
OlJrH EMPRESS Pullman Blhst Parior car
100 p " (Daly)-Chicago Vestiouled Limited Express
Tor SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN ELMiEA, sur-
Chicago. Timing Car YES, Of Buffalo.
$50 r NJ. CDalyl-BuIao Express Pullman secRsrs
fo- SCRANTON. BiNGHAMToN ELNIkA. BATH
ut NORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving In Eunso
Gao p. u CDaily,-BuFFAi.o SCRANTON. BINGHAM
UTICA AMI oswEGO EXPIRES. Pullman Buffet
TTickErs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS al.
Henry Gaze a sons. Limited. ll3 Broadway. ~ PARK
place 40 Broadway and nt2 broadway licnets NJ
ferry stations ia 4thye.. l2h-st 81 West lIotn-
ana lW; Broadway Brooklyn Timetables giving fud IL
10y wcEIsTinTT TXPRF.sS COMPANY will cali for and
check hotel residence 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-21
ERIE RAILROAD.

.s Follows ana Ave minutes earlier from West :Sds.:
ONO A. M.veshued Express daiiy ior plnxn , ca
wsyerv Fiuira buffalo, Bradford. Arrive bunato eVv
=. ~ Pgrior to Buffalo. ,,.- ..uA
2aiO p M-yestibuled Limited fast mail Daily. sou9
train for Chicago arrives Cleveland 1;o NJ Cneago
J. NJ sieepers to Chicago. Cleveland and cln''n"s'-
7,:t0 p. M.-BunAio and Cleveland vestou!ed ExpsSse
Daily arrive. Buffalo T:o5 \. NJ. Bradford sl1 A. n.
Jamestown 200 A. NJ. Cleveland $50 p Sleeper; e
Punslo and Cleveland making direct connections Tor D.
irot Chicago and the west Cafe Library car
S,4S T.. M.-soild train 10 chicago ssepeTs TO HOT
ncllsviNe CHICAGO and Cincinnati Dining car
1VIcKErs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PrrLAAH
accommodation AZ ILL., Us ISL 90 ana SoI p"sS-
ST. Chambers and West 2sd-et. ferries New-forki 81
81 Hoboken and Jersey City Station westeott Express
calls and checks baggage from hetes and sssosasse
o Destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-21
..Bl ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

s-rlv., Buffalo o3 p NJ. Pullman ves.hue Day
coa ches ana Paror Dining Car service Meals ~
cSrt. Conn-ois Bufso with through Hes7ers 10
Detroit, md chicago. . r.eroy ,.r-rtr
C-,fi'Nk WlIKESBARRE. SCRANTON week darl.
pITTsTON ard coal branches Chair Ger TO MAucn
Chunk. =. 80, . c,.s.v .o- yrr,Kr.a.
raFRr' riT-rsTON. SCRANTON, and principal inter
mediate stations Connects for all poats IN ire cosa ~
rto-. Pullman Dune, Psrior Car TO Wlhesoarrs
"a 20 4 20 p n. daily. except sunday. ior MAuCh
crIi'S and intermediate stations Chair car 20 E9,on
.4,5,, S,tn T. N. lsundGys only) for MAucH CHUNK
md informed stations ~.rro~,
s5:5O. GiiO p. N. daily. except sunday ior A~S'o"
s,s rrin,,p,I intermediate stations
.0:aO 800 Z. n. daily for BrFFALO. NlAonIN
FALLS am all pon's West Pullman s,eep.- vesnosis
;rao 20 Chicago sleepers 70 Buffalo and Toronte.
T.4o. 500 r daily except Sunday ..1g2 n enY
MATCH CHUNK sAYRE. GENEVA. RochEsTEh
At AVA b, FFAIO and TORONTO Pullman slespss
for Iursio None sleeper-car passenger earr'ss-
No baggage carried. ,,,xr.,.,r- rru
IS 10 300 +. n. daily fer wILKEsRAkkE un-
AGA GENEVA ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIA0ANA
1aYis and Ali points West, Pullman sleeper to LnecS
Lns,ona local trains daily. except Sunday Tor sOCIn
HHTIAfSTIi-i.D BOUND BROOK and intermediate potqts
49,. az follows: 20 $50 'l0c0. 1880 sl0:S l0'S0
isnssy. onyC A. NJ 900 $50. 'A;so. $40 and 'c:2n
Or Tck.,s sns Pullman accommodating ct ii9 81 -
az GA and 1913 Broadway 81 r. 18th st. 100 = ~
c, 10; Dowery. " Y: $40 Fulton St. Court b. ~
I,r,aawav and brooklyn Annex. BROOKLYN
transfer Co. will call for and check oa6gA9o ~
ho., or residence through TO destnauon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

r,v.,,ool Anil 90 3:4j p. m.-Exchnnge-whcut-
sn- nm. No red Western winter lrm at IS l.d: No
i'rss v,-,hern .prng 81 ~. Cnrn-spo nrm American
,i,sd new Be 6sd: futures steady: April. rs "a, May.
J. ID July IS I'D Floar-st Losis fancy winter nrm
If,ns nj London Pacific CoasD dun. ~ lOsIIt
io- B.ef Erm: extra india moss oss nd: prm. mes.
10. M Pork arm: prime ness. nno Western, DIS ID;
or ne mess. MEDIUM Western. iss I'd Hams-5hort cut.
\. :" "a NJ fryn ?1s Ga BaccnFrrm; Cumberland cut,
~ " ~ H. AS Gi short rib. - n 32s long clear
ms,i,ss light, rs rs n. 3is Ga: long clear middles
h..~y an 10 a. 10 clear backs. l6 20 IS ~
a. clear bellies, IS 10 10 NJ ss shouders3qusre. -
10 il ID hrm Us o. Lard-Pfme Western steady. rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-21

PENNSYLVANIA
I'D a


q 'A1AE6&J<A0
sS ,si 81 ys asD
1.-The leaving time from Dcso.S s:es ana ,Iow ~
Nv eniy-th street station, las. ''N"
'Se Yd. CAST si .sSs
a. H. 10 FAST sG-ri S Il and Cleveland
0s Dss Dns 4S:s s"a
ss;.apM' d tPp.,i s s s4 LOUIS EXPRESS
ssS s. " %s Va a9rR& ss r. s..
30 r. NJ sasfHi
~. t' c e. PxsFc s. s .sa
r NJ NAIL le AND H''fspa ssss1.
S PS Ys5 Ans is'2i TEA'ssS II :,'s's
no 81 is 10 70 'S s D@!ss Taas ,S Ps
and D!nns earsj 40 Dining Carr $50 DINING Ss,
iss ta mo ss" co saaass al P.sr
snd Dining Cars, 40 Dining Can. 40 DINING ca'''
soTThGhE KAiLWAI.-Expre.. 40 p M. H."
ATLANTA COAST LINE.-Espr-ss. go a m. and 81"
cfssAFESkE OHIO w z N s:. A.
r rf;t fay' sra 80 % aay Weekday. ..A
Cortlandt Streets 10 2. M Through bo"e' rA'"
CAPE MAY-i;so .. m weekdays DesOr0''s' and Ont
Lass r.nes dnsk;s Sunday. oss.s
sGest staioa $50 iso a. M a;:O 80. ilio p "a" N;
c eSrhsgs g siy.e,. SO 'rS sas :o S
y III NN'oFG FOR PHiEADEEPGIA.
90. 7co. $50 $50. 40 - 30 fcnna Lim.teo) w
Dining Carr 1910 Dining Carr. il50 a. m. i2o.
80. ESQ. $50. 40 4.2o (pin'ns carr 40 ,Dinins
Carr. $50 Dining carr. TAO. $50 ?. l2co n.gnt.
sundays. eio 80 SO $50 90. $50 lin,sas go
1880 Dining carr G. 80 GJrirg carr, . 90 ~
DINING Can 40 Dining Car). $50 Dining CAr' 'A"'
2. 1905
ricke, Offices Nc lsi. 944 1890. 1873 III and ~
Broadway; Aston House; West Twen;y-inira Sstess
station and foot Of Desbros5~s and Cotanas
Streets. Court Street $50 Fulton Street ~ Broaaway:
snd brooklyn Annex station Brooklyn; station Jersey
City. The New-York Transfer Company will CAL tot
end check baggage from hotels and residences through
destination.
Telephon. '2'4 Eighteenth Street for Pennsyivanss
Railroad Csb Service - ,,ooo
j. b. HUTCHINSON. n WIZ.
General Manager General fosss Ass"s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-21
,,vrppoo1. COTTON MARKETS.

Liverpool April 90 p m-coiton,,,Spo goo o sn,
ne es u,,sdns 2s-3cd American mddns S':d l9T
s'Idt,ng AID good ordinary IL sd ordinary c52
Tn. .aIs. 4 he day 1900 bales. of which 10
aes ~.r, FOR and export and Included IA 20
..ias liOco bales. Including lloOo
Ssis, American Futures opened hrm with al setvs
pn and cosed Irregular and unsettled; American
u tdn,. m c. April. 80 Cad reers April and May.
aii sellers: ana June 33G4d sellers: June ma
90 ga bve, July and August. 3s-0sDs 80 csd
.isr. Angus, and september 80 Odd sellers September
..s oc,obsr 32-s4d buyers; october and November
al ai-s4sts a2-c4d buyers November and peoemoer.
al iii value: December aai January. 3l-e4d sellers:
January and February. 3l-G4d buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-21
BALTlM ORE e. OHIO

Leave New York. whitehall Terminal. so1th ferry ahc
foot Of Liberty street.
.Da.ly Except Sunday. tsundays.
CHICAGO - 20 a. m. q 90 D. and 'l2 IS night
pITTshrRG 80 m, 1928 p m, 600 p. m
CINCINNATI. ST. LOt rs, 1000 a. m. 900 .. m.
WAsIINGTON. EALITMOKG. fTHa. 'io:0 tDinerr,.
Glrcri 900 Dpins-). - 70 (D.nerl. 800
Clln,r) 800 = and i2:l5 night
NORFOLK. III 80 . m.
NEW ORLEANS uhr Ugh s.scpe-sl. - ~ = p m
All trains Illuminated ath Pintsch iAgE: .
li3 -. - 49,. 40 fssy. 81 r. lftn-s.
127 Bowery y. go. ~ fplton-si BROOKLYN; White
hail Termra. Iaggn2e checked from hotel or residence
- G.st.Iatiar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-21
WEST SHORE RR.

Trains Isnye ". 42d ST Station y. T.. As follows ana
II carrier from Of Franklin ST.:
1915 A. VI. Daily COR Albany. rtca. Syracuse hoches
ter. RuNao. Niagara Falls Fort wayne. Toledo Cie'e-
land ard Chicago.
OrO r. ~ Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica syracuse
nochss;cr Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Letron
Cleveland Chicago and -. I>outs
S:15 =. ". Daily Tor Albany. rtica syracuse foches
ter Buffao. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and g. Louis
Time tables a principal hotels ard Offices.
c. Z. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt Ave. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-21
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

poston April 2o-''The American Wool and Cotton
Deportrr' viii soy OF the wool trade: The
sacs reported this week show apparent increase In tho
ACTIVITY of market but matter Of fact trade
a whole has never beea duer. 30 one expects 10 30
ANYTHING Of until understanding Is reached
regarding attitude toward Spain The sales OF the
week to $4,000 10 domestic and NoVO 10 for.
tsn making total OF 1881 900 n. asnirs; total Of
lS n for the previous week and total Of $500 100
4, for the corresponding week last year.