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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Sept. j. 3:i5 D. m.--Exchange-Wheat-Sp
dull. 10 red Western winter 5e 5sd. No red Moth
spring cs SID corn-spot steady. American mixed
September IS I'D; october, 3s Sd
December IS cid. FourS,. Louis fancy winter steady
SIS 3D. Hops at London-Pacinc Coast firm. f2qf4
Rsaf dul extra India mess 63s I'd. prime mess Sic
pork dull: prime mess nne Western. sos prime mess
alum Western. AS Cd. Hams-Short cut. II IL No.
steady ass. Bseon-cumberland cut. rs 60 90 N. Arm
rih - ~. firm S2s 60: long clear mid
dies light, IS to NJ steady sos ors Clear m,idle-
heavy 40 10 IS H. steady 2es 81. short clear hacks
is 10 nrm 2Ds Cd clear bellies. IA % 10 n. FIRM, SOS
shcuders-squrrs. IL 10 "a n firm 24s Cd. IArdPrme
Western eos Cheese dull; American finest white
g7s "a. American finest colored 3Ss Cd. Ta,owPrime
City steady los Cd Cottonsced oil-Lverpoo refined dull
Ios Cd Turpentne-spirits steady. 22s Rosin-common
steady. - ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
NEW YOIK AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD
SIMMER SCHEDULE.

An Rail Lane for Long Branch Ocean ei Grsys Asonry
Trans leave NEW YORK as foloss From Foot LIB
2i3 g so 3:53 'ii5. $50 6i5 500 saturdays only
p N sundays 9:l5 A NJ. 80 400 J.. NJ;
won, Foot II Corandt and Deshroses Streets. 4+5,
e.io A NJ 1910 'i20 SATURDAYS only. 2:3o. 's;lo.
$40, i:2o $40 700 p ~ Sundays Sis si5 A. ~.
From South Ferry Foo; Whitehall Street. SIS. 1000
200 Saturdays only. 2:iO. % 80. $40. s4:<o,
SIS $40 $50 saturdays only 2. n Sundays. SIS
From Poo, West Twenty third street $50 1880 NJ
go "a saturdays only) go. $3.50 1870 $3.50. 1850.
a so p NJ sundays $50 . 20 A. NJ. 4:5o +. NJ
Sunday trains stop at Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
TIE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston sept s-Tlye hundred thousand dol.ars worth
Of wool bales and bass. sold at auction to
day hy a salvage company here This the largest
transaction the wool business ever made
N.w-fngiauf Buyers present from every part
Of the stree; hong strongly repre-
aietropolitan dealers who offered low price for
A private compelled bil mach higher al the
auction The greater portion of me cons grment vas
bought the dealers remlring Tor the
part III. background. u was stated tina, the
prices brought beyond eNpeciat n. The WOO was
from sorehOuscs Ealardiae ana lc Atlas stores
Boston The included california Arizona Texas French
secured white Cape crcsshrts spanish laps carpet
Australian aHd black Woos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
soIrnERN corroN MARKETs.

Cincinnati sept S-C1tton quiet. middiing. 5Sc. low
rddng 5isc. good crdrary. 5'sc receipts. l0s bales
shipments. ~. stock. l2.Jii.
galveston sept s.-CottJn easy miii..ng. 7l6c: low
mddug 10. good ordinary. II -iGc, receipts iJ92
bales sales SO, stock. ~ -l2
Norfolk. sept. s-Cottn nominal: m!ddlins 3sc; 70"
mddng Ice good ordinary. +-c. receipts, AZ bales
exports coastwse. AZ stock. 3,ah2
baltimore. sept. s-Couon nominal m.ddling' &c; low
mding . 9-l6c, good ordinary +.ci sioss receipts
Az bales: stock asa.
savannah Sept S-Cot1n steady. middllng. BIO
low mddng 4sc: receipts 65 bales. exports coast"ise
i2a stock. il,eh. ~
low midliins l5-lGc. good ordinary t0lOci receipts
- 725
Mobile sept s-Cotton quiet. mdding. 5,.c low
middng 4sc. good ordinary 4lsc; receipts. u bales
exports coastwise 300. sales. -: stock 5.piG.
Augusta Sept S.--Cott0n steady, middling. > 100
5i.c mid Hing 3 Gnjt.c. receipts. 1851 bales
gross ISL shipments Sc. sales 2i5. stock. SOS
Houston s.-Cotton midfiing o'sci low
nnitdnc Sc good ordinary isc. receipts. G599 bales
shipments, 0.OG3. sales 2G2. stock, H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09

cash quotations follows: Flour quiet; No 3
rlrnC wheat. SsGG3-. 40 rcd t4i7GC5c No corn.
ylI.ml0hsc. No yellow A0s H3c: No oats ~.
Ge2rc No white 23ii 024c; No white. % is423isc.
81 2 rye 43d43i.c. No barley. 3TQ+3c. No haxseed
So new. sac; prime timothy seed 81 90 mess pork
ibis ds do1s.l s. l5dS5 co. dy sailed shoulders boxed
a. AIsc short clear sides boxed. 81 35us3 60 sugars
c1t loaf unchanged on The Produce Exchange to-day
b.tfcr market stronger. cfeameres, l3blSc,
daIrirs iiis gl5c. Egg. steady fresh. l2ai2'sc
Milwaukee sept, s-Wheai-No Northern. 6ic No 2
northern die: December. Cb4c Rye hrm No l. 4Ai-c
rsrlcv ,trsiy: 80 .. +2irc. sample. 35nt2c
Minnespoli. Sept. s--Whea, dull. September, 5sac
Nortfsra G0ac: No Northern. $40 Flour-Ffrst pat
emf. 81 nldst second patents 81 ,0gS3 30: first clear
81 plQs3 .J,ia bran s. 50asI IS
Philadelphia. Sept. s.-wheat firm; CONTRACT grade
September GGrGdhc. Corn steady. No MIXED sep,sm
white 2,i,Ga6e 80 mixed. .5g28c. Butter steady
fancy Western creamery. lee 10 prints. zoe Eggs hrm
fresh nearby isc Western l51aisc DO southern lac
pecanis-FlOur cO'O bNs. 900 sacks. wheat 5000
bus. corn Is ONO oats. 1900 Shpments-Wheat, 1000
hush corn lia coo; oats 1900
8, Louis Sept s-Flous unchanged Wheat-Spot bet
ter demand 80 rel cash. elevator o5c; track. 6'n
al sc September 64fSc bid December. 0isc asked May
fi7.c bid No cash. G0re2c Corn-spot dull: No
. cash 29ilc September. 2sac bid: December 2+t p
2iTsc; May soisc s.Hed o.; low.r; No Is.h. Mi.e
MAJ 22%c Ria: No white c2-.c BID: Brnn UNCHANGED
Isi.c; dairy i3ri1nc. Eggs firm. 13c loss of.
Toledo Sept s-whent higher. nrm: No 2 cash and
september, G{c December 6abe sssed' Corn dull lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09

That cotton c-on Is on the whole late
to be evid.n, II viii be remembered. too that
.r.aze reFor, showed that started lac Not only
ne hst ba.es made Their appearance as early than in
.'essg- season ire Volume Of new t0tl0n brought
Az recut EXCEPT lSa5. Tnis IL true ntwthsisndns
pants making the receipts from the cartier sections quite
ne late crop this year has not Inconvenience spin
u ,hs particular their condition quite different In
pa when sou'hern mills had before ne close Of Jay
n1 nuDuors operators depended upon the quick deiiV
ny ., cotton by producers The maturity he plant Is
a Uarlng upon the extent % the ,ieA. fo- II late in
n.ati.'he later Favorable" picking -
70 give definite ndcsSn II ne cttent II the growing
w. as s. much depends upon later deyslopnens Th-
sor.., ac,. % /, september are: Frs,Tha, TO
4, ,ss planted vas slightly less than the planting
NJ .iel secortrhst TIE plan, in the Atlantic states
a. poor start. bu; elsewhere about average that
M ~ opner N Alrl and FIRST hslf ~ May vas hardly
re,ss. NE average. Iard-rhst subsequent 20 June
etc rnetvet With regard % condition. Development:
Juy . N the main favorable unit! the cDse ~
IN luz, aee August J. and IN fact. the closing week
have ,san complaints q damage from various causes
his a.. summing Up results they appear At
IN east sss.ed 70 he good T., pretty tqi yled
. slpeas Il true in Tennessee The crop Is reported
been veil N Arkansas complaints have recently
N "sisious ard serious enough T. make full yied
In 81 carolina the outlook Is no doub, encourag
prices ie h, IN ne Vocal msfke, e yea STEADY NV
f~'o az. l-lso FOR rildlIne Gulf compared with
bses 'nrr6S 5es2eetrely ias' year Total sale. OF p
suot.s 'n w., So, cotton in 5uthein markets mdding
Eycfsnge a, Iy reported Is special dis,cnes 70 our
Mcb.o os' Galveston easy : 7-G, sale, a7s bales.
sa,sc 'e Pc: sal@' 80 bales Sevsnpah steady,
s$c Norfolk nomns Ps lo WIN ns r1.Sn "a" &C.
ss o' &C.. s. ,,. Low" " ~ &c hsat Memphis
export movement thus far this ser son ha,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASH
rNT.TO\

FOL. FEILAUtLFsIIA- bAIsIIAIDIsE <fND "+H'''-
fNGTON
From fo-t q Liberty St
Week DAYS 4:3o 500. 1000 dl-3o Dining csr) A. a.:
a. Dniag car, GOO p NJ i2;i3 mot.
Sun.4ss 40 1000 III ~ p.n.nS carr A. NJ, i+5 $500
D,u.ns car, GOO r III 1915 mdt Additional trains for
ladepha week iays. 300 A u. 400. 400. I-SJ. wv
! NJ sundays 300 A. NJ. 400 j. Il
BOATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY WHITEHALL 81,
Week iays 10 7.s5. s25 $40. So gos; 9:2o 9:3s.
1000 1913 io4J II .0s 1872 1855 A. NJ. 1928, i.:t3
80" ~; ~ :9 az az SsS' S S 9 s $5S %
9lp. $50 '0.j5 u 40 =. ~. 1915 mit sundays. 10
75a. SO 1000 II 20 4 NJ 100 v. i2:So ~, $50.
sOu Sa,6 40 As. 525. Goo, go. 725. s25. V:.o.
g.a5. lo:55 T. ii. 1918 mdt 6.
Tickets and parl0r seats NJ foot 81 Liberty ST.
whitehall ST. il3 49, 2Gl. i24 9i4. 2si 1913 Broad-
yay 5S7 9Th Ave- 81 Eas IAN st. 1853 East i?sth 81:
.,3 West 18th -, .5i Columbus Ave, New York =
Court -. So Fulton ST. BROOKLYN g. broac~ay; WN-
iartshurg The y Transfer Co vii. call for and cheek
lapg.Ae from hotes " resiler-. % des, nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
IJvERpOOL COTTON MhRKrT.

Liverpool s 4 q. m.-Cotton-Spot-Co business
done; prices unchanged. American mdding, a32d The
O0r bales Of which 800 were for
speculation ana export and Included 10000 American
Receipts. 1000 bales. including gU American Futures
opened quiet, with moderate demand and closed steady
al the advance American mtlding m g, September.
l-s4d3 S4d buyers; September and october $40
reierc october and November. SID value, November
and December. 7-8iu3 s-64d sellers. December and
January 7-Iid3 sellers January and February.
ST64n3 s6ad sellers February and March. s64d buy
er.. March and April 9-6id sellers. April and May
pGia3 C-G4d buyers. May and June lOG4Q3 IL -64i
sellers June and July. il-S44S i2-6id sellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09

COTTON-The cotton marke; today developed marked
iuproveue.i WIRE cables decidedly s'rcnEe- ana re
fectirs Continued active deranf from English splh'is
fr spot and With reports from the coiuN ut,1
d!seoi'agug regarding weather conditions ana Win
msgvn&s regarding the Government crop report 70 De
SATURDAY. market. while quiet opened al an
advance OF eQ3 points ara further Improved 1Io polns
Buyers were. for the most part shorts %ho covered quite
freely Until became apparent that outscers were r"l
COUNT = period arrested the advancing ten
cency ana turned market 223 points There was
some huvfnR accounts. however and taxing
the aay whole. the longs had dec1c-Y me eoNah-
,sge Traders generally are disposed 10 pursue eau
nocv unit! hear from Washington neAt sal
urtay regarding the crop. The report of Ihe Finanela
Cr-oncls" placing the lS9T-3S crop al lllS'D pd'es
with expectations anc ma - n
the market one factor IN Ire
d--n.ss n today the decided drop IN the quick
Of the cotton belt whlch lee
predictions Of and stimulated the demand IRON
shorts The that English sinners are maintaining
the 70 bales per - spot COTTON tos IN
The IJverr.l supported by private accounts
indicating that Engeh pnners are not disposed 10 tKe
chanes q. present low prices with crop estimates t
nr toward smaller account o' recent unaVoia-
be weather The movement Is still another pGish IN
,u,riny point has reached as 20 the price or cotton
., rs Go Unless presen, bul.sh tendencies suddenly
change Al the best point to-.ay market sh Nd a
r,n 81 10 points and closed STEADY VIII prices Selp
points net higher The rise II l-lb IL the pr.ce OF
a., cation t This point 10 conform 10 the Improve
futures rather IMAM dictate" DS 'o'U"' "~ee9
s rs5re Q, c5n,ract prices the local market to-day
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston Sept. Flour qui.t; receir., 4G2 beis
ccars and straights $685. .. winter do - 2j6~ 10
Cornnea Quiet: 7JQI7c tush. 81 '0usl 20 per hhl
~ = 3sI d3S4c Oats--Quiet. receipts. = ml bush
'snc, 81. 033r. Nos and g. 3l'sc Mfeed -tliiet
bran snrng sig -. winter. tl3. niidlngs. sl3 :5G
SIS r. Rci Dig nour 81 -. But,er quiet northern
I,nipi4c. Western. isisGi0c imitation iigl5ci ladies
iai.ulIc. Ch-c-e steady. northern, 7'sHNc western
- IS.
crs a-ainy high prices. ~ splt Norttern e!o@ed
AZ - Winter cheat. falr inquiry. ~ red. t'r No !.
r.d Is ON track corn casy 40 y"l0w. 3io; No 3
veil W g?Hc corn. 81 re- so corn 3N1}'.c, 70
4 corn 81 Oat.-Orerinrs liberal; No white, ne NJ
white a3n4lc. ~ white. 2@'sn23c y. mixed
:e'4c. 80 MIXED. 2iisc Rye quiet. No on track
Guotei a; 47GISc.
chicago sept s-Th- Leading futures ranged as FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. September 5. lS9'

o,-rrv va wake, -,r brazilian c7Tee futures vas
.,csntoHaiIy dull today, fact partially aeco.,,er
~ ,bo ohssncc ~ aivccs from the Hrazilan Gomez mr.
q! ,tcb we've sed on account - church holiaEs'
~ general temper of the market was IN huVcIs
. 30 Furopean coffee market cables were unlaNort:e
az the -ade 3 locking forward - An increasing Nls.e
zhlch already uncou'ortaliV large Op I. =,
slI' only 800 bags two o,s) mad changed hands
H,s3u, ntcainr any change in ne Ii,e.. va
w., .,,-alv local market with wnwalc ienqfnCy'
steady a. ne, unchanged prices TO phts Io"s4
80 ,aes futures oeo bags. spot iifa2 nan coHpe
Ia We snc nominal. with weak vncert ne cIos
irg Avn on the 4 about HFsierdaNs n,"'
- Mo inyoire lois dhc and tohbirg parcels ~ So,
aye ~ contract prices IN me local marke, To-Day
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Bui.a!o 9;3 z Pullman yest!oule Day Coaches
and parior cars Dlnss-Ca service. Meals IA carte:
connects a. through seepers 10 Detroit and
.i3ioO. loo p NJ. daily FOR EAsToN. MAUcH
CHUNK. MILkESBARRE. SCRANTON ana cosA
branches Car EsstOn.
..,;5U, T.. 81. daily. except Sunday for LIKES
BAkKE. PlrTSTOH, SCRANTON and principal inter
mediate Connects for AL points II coal regions
pullman Buffet PsTlor Car for Nlkesoarre -.
s4:SO, 500 J. NJ daily, except sunday Tor EAsfoN
ami intermediate statlCHs. .,-., -,,,,.x,~
.I,,U, $40 =. VI. sundays only. for MAUcH CHUNK
end Intermediate slatiOns. .,o,.
sS:aO, S:IO T. NJ daily except Sunday for EASTON
and principal intermediate statois
.,:JU, 900 +. 81. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper yestlouls
train y Y. 10 chicago S.sepers 10 Buffalo and Toronto
Dining car New Easton.
$40, 100 b. NJ daily, except sunday, stopping only
AT sOLTH PLAINFlELp. EAsToN, BETHLEhEa'
MAICH CHUNK sAYRE. GENEVA, KoCHEsrER.
RATANIA BUFFALO and TORONTO. Pullmsn sleeper
for Bura, None bu sleeping passengers carried
No baggage carried. ....,ar ,r,,
.S,. $3.50 T. NJ daily FOR wILKESBARRE, ITF-
AGA GENEV. ROCHESTER BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper 10 CncAgo
Additional local daily. except sunday Tor SOUTH
pIATNFlEI,D BOUND BROOK. and intermediate points.
is,vr as fol owe 1920 1879. 1000 1880 tSuncays
on;y A NJ .2 20 2.3o % 80 io, Is $50 and $40 p ~
Tckets and Pullman accommodations ST lib. 26i 2l3,
sr5 ga and 1923 Broadway. 81 f. 18th St. 5j L. i2otn
"a I.I Towely. y. y $50 Fulton St. Court st. ~
Rroadway and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn
V will call for and check baggage from
ho,e; or residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Four ira ks Electro Pneumatic" Signals
Stations n New York. foot OF Liberty 81.
and South Ferry. Whitehall-st.

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four ira ks. Electro Pneumatic sgnsls'
Stations New York. foot OF Liberty st.
and South Ferry. Whehall-st.
Trains leave foot I.berty-st.
ON ana June 20. 1888
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk. 40:
to E;aston 5:s5 G;3o to Easton) p ~ suneays A'So
Il 90 L Eastcn) A. NJ. 100 $50. 600 ?. ~ .
For Wkestarre. Pittston and Scranton 400. BIO A.
NJ 80 = II. sundays. 4;3o A. N. 40.
a TS 90 ffaa 20 NJ e axe Esad 4r'g y M AS 80
% 20 to Readiug) r. NJ. .2l5 night sundays 43O az SO
T. Reatns) A NJ. 100 i:i5 80 800 p. NJ i2lo
night. -. Ina . ~
D.iO A. NJ 1880. l:55 900 T. 81. 1913 night. Sundays.
40 4 ii 90 i:45 coo =. NJ 1918 night.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &c.
For Red Bank Long B-snh Asbury Park ocean Grove,
an poins south Posr Pleasant, 430 $50 1000 A.
NJ 100 saturdays onlyj Il 30 Red Bank onlyl, I:le.
2ao $50 Bank oElyD ~. $50. Gl5 900 Sat-
u-.ys ony, y. NJ Sundays stops a, Interaken for As
iury Park and Ocean Grove s:lj A. NJ. l.3D AO r NJ
r Atlantic Highlands. 43J. $50 e:3O 1890 A.. NJ.
$50 30 G.lJ +. NJ sundays. $500 A. NJ. 400 T. NJ
For Lakewood. Toms River. BarnsSat fark and Barne-
F1r Atlantic cry Vlneiant ara Br!tzeton. iSo A. III.
FIR Monmouth Beach. seabrsh; AMI H-hlsna. Of
Na,cs Mr. $50 So 1890 A. ", 2i5. 40, o:I5 J. ~
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C.
From Pier r.. foof Z L .ctor =.
Fa- Atlantic Highlands. Ii gh.aAds Z Nav.snk. Nor
naEIle Rumson Beach. sesbreht Monmouth leach. and
Igng Branch 4.30 900 llaD A. 81, 100 SwO 3;S5,
49,, 5.3O p NJ sundays. $50 A. ~. leo j ~
Eur E!beron. As5Iry Park Ocean Grove. and points
south POINT Pleasant. 9:o1 100 A n: n:oo saiur-
Interllken fo Aslpry taEk and Ocean Grcye) s;So
u. N. 100 p ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
NAVAL STORES.

TIE feature u today, local market wn further
sr,ance = 80 Z spirits urpentine to SlI
siisr The higher figures due largely g. Improve
,e1 A. IN. south and Increased dersni IN market
ROT, tar ara pitch we're steady and unchanged
Ou.faflons follow.
TAR -Resuars. 81 30. OIL bsls. s, 20.
PIrCU-tl 81.
sYirITs TURPENTINE- 3o's a3ie.
o. g. p o. s5' O. s. Is. H. 81 10 l. 81 IS: X. NJ:
81 ST - y g. 90. W q. = 40. " W 81 ~
STOCK IN HAND
49, n'.s
Spirits tupentne - ~
Tar 1--we "o's
London Sept s-Turr-ntne Spirits Els I'D
Liverpool Sept s-Wheat FUTURES closed quiet. Sep
ternher - An December. - I'D. CO.,
Ssys,,sh Sent S-splrts turpcriine nrm % &c
,,ie. isO h,is receipts ii3 Resin firm ard UNCHANGED
recsp's. 1.3il. $780,.
Chs-leston sept. ssrrrs tufpentlne-MnTket hrm A.
&c Ros frrn nnt unchanged
wilmington \ a. sept Spirits tuIpentre urn at
os4feS ~ receipt ll9 IBIS Rosln quiet At 81 ohTf 10
rs crude urpcntn nrn AZ 81 OuSl 80. re
cep,s Is bill. Tar firm al s. 20. receipts. l3J bills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-09
Railrpa0s.
.AMERICA.s GREATEST RAILROAD"
new YORK CENTRAL

All through trains stop at Albany Utica. Syracuse.
Rochester and Buffalo. 49,. - .r
Train. leave Grand Central station .rh as , ,uoS
go" EMPInE STATE EXPRESS. LIMITED
Fastest Tain in the World Due BuFs t' M De-.
troi; ii:ic r. NJ Limited 10 It's seating capacity ,n
So, ! M-ADiRoNDAcKS. 100 IsLAS S,,Gs AND
S.45 a Mast MAIL. paiiy-For Buffalo Niagara
$40 A. M~sARAToGA AND MONTREAL SPECIAL
1920 !, May ExPREss. excsp, SUNDAY. For
100 p. M-SoUTHwEsTEnN LIMITED and CHI
CAGO SPECIAL Dsily-For Columbus. cncin-
RIO fx s. g5R R s9g c9 sTHSA
800 p. NINE SHORE LIMITED Pailya2t.sogE,
,;i5 A. NJ due Chicago 400 Z. n. Sleeping and par
600 r M~wEsrERN EXPRESS. Dany-For NJ
aeara Falls. Toronto. Cleveland. Chicago.
6.c5 + M-NoRTHERN EXPRESS. D.ly-For Troy,
40 fpa nSsPI s MS M ofT
SD prC MTBtFFAL9 AS6 so'TMwEsTrE Pr,
900 ? M-sPEcIiL LMIr rsf' WAiI. Dary|siecp-
LIONS end ror Rochester ana Burslo
0.15 T. M.-PACIf!c rXPREsS Daly-For oriens
Chicago and except SATURDAYS ,or Auburn road
1910 night-MIDAGGHT EMPRESS. For Chicago
every NIGHT. except sunday nights. Sunday
nights. Ch'caro seepers leave AZ 0lj.
49, . HARLEM DIVISION
o1I p:oia an s 81: p M.p:y except Sunday to
wasner Iaiacc Cars On OIL through trains.
~. PSI Az Broadway 81 Eas Iith St ai2 broadway
235 Columbus Ave. 81 West 25th CT. 1851 St station
and 106 rroa6wa~ =. ~ R-ooklvn
Telenhone "279o Thiry-e!gh'h street" FOR New-York
dence Nv tho wee,co,t F,vnress COMPANY u ''''
GEORGE II. DANIELS General Passenger Agent.
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A DvERTISFMENrs snt subscriptions Tor The Triouos
n received Uptown Oilce NJ. i.-+2 bfuad"at.
81 north % 3lst-st urt O'Clock m, advertise
received al the following branch .hcs ~ regular
untl O'Clock 2 VIZ 20 stn ave = e.
cor .2l ~ G'h-ate. cor 9thst. Mays. Gth-ave
i?d 9th ave, 9. East lithst.; 2'I West
IN ard 80 Etsi +Ifh-st l33S
- ave- ,,tweer 7Gth ana T7th ST. nsS 3l-evs
rIsi-st. I7tS s?th-st: GO 81 AZ neal
de, 81 ave: 20 Blee0ker- st. 20 Basvker 81.
"a 10 East 79th St 9@l Ai-aVe $40 RI ave
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., ' con,rac, prices in the local marke, to-day

TOdays Chronicle the total receipts al the Al
!snc and Gulf shipping ports this yesr have been b'o
81 bses Sslc 525 bales last and b:i ~
hse IN lss;9G and mat the exports have been LOG %!
oas agl J5GS 40 balet last season ana S.tioVNi
bales the previous Great Buaif getting out of
s crop i59 SS4 bales The relation ~ the gross weights
INK
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LEHIGii VALLEY SYSTEM.

foot q West 20 - Penn r. r., coriiand' OF
pcsorosses
indicates tine from Vest I'd ~ Otner ngures sho"
time from Cortland: lesarosses -.
sG:IU. $40 A. ". daily SUNDAY 81 10. a. M) for
EASTON AMI Intermediate stations, . 5000,
1850, S:2O a. 81 daily tOr WlLhESBARHE SCRAN-
TON ITHACA. GENEVA, ROCHESTER. BUFFALO.
NIAGARA FALLS ana me West and principal local
points. dining ana chair car TO Buffalo.
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ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.

T. PHILADELPHIA. WASHINGTON BALTIMORE.
- ~. 1900 ,Jiner. 'li3o DINER. 40" T. IA,
% - gllner, $50 ,rIn.i '4.5 tDnsfi '555 3 -UI
'lc u nisnt NORFOLK. 'll.ap r. m
All trans are Illuminated with PutsrE Light.
Or!,es, ils ~ -. 43i l.>t BdWAy 81 L. iith-st..
1917 owery y y 80 3.i Fulton 50. BfooNl,n Wni'e-
mali Terminal BAGGAGE checked from hote! r residence
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BALTIMORE r. OHIO r. r.

Leave Sew York. whitehall Terminal. South Ferry am
foot az Liberty street.
'DslN Except Sunday. ;surdass.
CHICAGO. $50 "a IT,. 'ii5 b. ~. AMI ~ - night
riTIS9CRG 1870 q m. $50 2. m. tif3 n.
o.. - nirht = 30 a trains f-.m Liteit,-st onli.
CTN.INNATf -. LOUIS. 1000 a. m, '5.3j p IN
l. - Il :. p l----.-n s-.-Lnr-
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~ mixer Bis oats Gun. steaiy " miTef 90 Ryc
ouirt ash 49, hi. Clover cri active nrm prime
cash 81 b old. october. 50 - on IN hanged.
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DEL. Lac <AN ANSN AND WESTERN IL. IL.
stations ia .ew York, foot OF barclay
md thristJphcr Atrccts.
yrSTIUIIi.D TRAINS PlLLhAh BUFFET
CARS, PINTsCU LIGHT.


IO,OO A. M.-Cafc CaD. BUFFALO. SCRANTON.
EINGHANION. oNEGQ. ITHACA EMiRA;
UTICA. kfCHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OsWE 80 EMPRESS. Pullman Palace cars. Connect
.ng % B.Ht, with Trains Tor Ch.ra%V and points
400 T.. VI. DaG,J-chcago nl luGalo Yes;ihulei TX
prefs l.r SCRANTON. WlLKEsbAERE and Eli
MIRA Pullman Buffet rar..r "a. t. Eimlra.
through Sleeping Cars and Day Coach - Chicago,
ernNny - AS p n. nest day, .,,,,, ,,,,.,,
400 4. M.-SchANfON. WilN ErHARRE and lLNM-
Or'TH EMPRESS. lI!ima1 Eu0,t lur.1r Car.
,,oO y. u. lDM.D -caiclgN ant Bunslo Neatbuei LIN
.,-l E.p~e.- f.r SCRANTON. fiN6tANTJN FL
MIRA Gl FTALo Through u.0et Sleeping car.
Nev-Yofk GO ,-.eHso D.r.rs Car vest z Bunslo.
$500 =. VI. Dailr, -trTs E,r-ces. Pullman S.c,gsrs
;l- S-nANTDN BIEGHt HlIO%. E!MlEA. BATH,
1T. NORRIS AMI BUFFALO. arriving - BuGA.o
n -
o.9n l.. VI. traiHi-UrrFALp SCRANTON. BiNG-
HtNVuN. ONEGO ITHACA. ELMlRA SYRIA
,I--t Kt,IlFl4l.b SPEiN, - uns OsNEjO IN
PRE-s. Pullman BUFFET s-ep"iS. -
TICKETS ANE fiilsSiAN A' 1MNpbAIIDNS a.
Hen; Gaze K sons GAruteN i| iiroai~ay - PARK
Place le9 Hr1tlPay al 9'2 in.tl~ay; cke,s az
yerr, 4tat H. sth-a.-. l2ta-s ~ West i25t
-, 25 ,o.-rlb ls-u,e.. Nsv-ior - and 735 Fulton
ana .0G Broadway. IrDfNyu. Time tables giving ~.
Information 90 tll stations
WFsrUDTr EMPRESS COMPANY viii call tor and
check baggage ron hote ~ residence - De- nail o.
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ro-een coffee markets SRntos-coffec market oosei
,,l,ay Hamburg Coffee marke, onCnel LnCiahsee ~
SO r. ~ net unchanged 20 =. pig Lower ssles l-,ls
az fiavre-Cofr- market opened barely stsacF h1
unchanged At II n dull ana HNchanseD' e'Se- me- va