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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-07-12
EXPEDITION TO GO
WITHIN TEN DAYS
General Otis Will Leave This Week
New York Volunteers to Garrison
Honolulu.

SAN Francisco, July 1I.-Hawaii hae
been attached to the military depart
ment Of Gallo: mia, and the Colum bia,
Major-General Otis, will leave some day
this week to occupy the islands. The
fourth expedition to Manila win proba-
bly, leave within ten days.
New York volunteers, Fret regiment,
now coming West. will garrison Homo
lulu.
General Merriam, commander of the
department of the Columbia, will start
on an extended tour of O-egon and
Washington in about thirty davs.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-07-12
French Minister Del Casse Has Made
a Movement in that Direction.

LONDON, July 12.-The French Foreign Min
lister Del Case has informed Senor Costello, the
Spanish ambassador at Paris, that his government
is ready to intervene to secure peace if the Madrid
government so desires The Sagasta ministry is now
held as an object Of contempt throughout Europe.
The members are only hindered from sueing for
peace by fear of personal safety. tits probable that
peace negotiations will be opened through the French
ambassador at Washington soon.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-07-12
Father White Dies at Salem.

SALEM, Or, July IL Rev. J. s.
White, rector of st. Joseph Catholic
parish, of this city, died at IL o'clock
this morning Of consumption. The city
monrns his death, as for II years be has
been popular and serviceab.e citizen
in both his private and public capaci-
ties. The funeral will occur Wednee-
day, and viii he conducted by ArcE-
bishop w. H. Gross.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-07-12
Going to lhe Klondikc.

SAN FRANCISCO, Inly 11.-Thc echoon-
er Thomss F. Baird, Captain Anderson,
has arrived from Philadelphia with a.
party of KlondikeI treaeure-seekers on
board. She had very stormy passage
of 166 days. her onlk stop teing at VAL
paraiso. Her paessbgers and crew are
determined to push dn to the gold fields.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-07-12
BILLY ERNST
WAS DEFEATED
Knocked Out by Owen zeigler in the
Seventeenth Round - A Foul Is
Claimed.

New YORK, July 11.-Owen Z.igler of
Philadelphia. was given a decision over
Billy Ernst, of Brooklyn, in the seven
teenth round before the Greater New
York Athletic Club. ZeigIer won on a
foul, an upper cut; but was best any
how
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

STRIVE, buffalo 1855 p NJ Pullman ves,sui. Day
coaches and Par.or DinrgCar service Meals -
cate connects Buffalo with through sleepers to
iet.oit and Chicago.
az 100. I;OO ?. NJ. daily Tor EAsToN, MArcH
CHUNK, WIIKEsBARRE. SCRANTON week days,.
PiTTsIuN and Goa! branches. Chair Car 10 Mauch
Chunk r.,yra
p.KRE' PiT-rsTON. SCRANTON. and principal inter-
rria,e stations for all points In the coal
r,on. Pullman Buye, parl1r Car % Wilkssbarre
st:5O, 4:2O NJ daily. except Sunday, for MACCH
rlINK ard intermediate stations. Chair 70 Easton:
..:5O. :,:i5 =. NJ. sundays only) for MACCH CHUNK
and intermediate stations .-o..
.3SO. $40 F. NJ daily. except Sunday for EAsTON
ard rrinc.pal intermediate stat IONS:
s65O. 400 = ". daily tcr BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS sad all points West Pl!lman sleeper yss,ieas
40. 900 r N. daily. except sunday. stopping only
a, SOUTH PLAINTiEl.D. EAsloN. BETHLEHEM.
w,'CH CHUNK. SAYRE. GENEVA, ROCHESTER.
WIT.Vt. Bt'FFAIO AMI TORONTO. Pullman sleeper
for Buraio None Ia, sleeping passengers carried
IS 80. 1900 y. VI daily for WII.NESBARRE. tTH-
AGA GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BrFFALO. NIAGARA
Sails an. ai pp.n,s West Pullman sl"eDer TO Ithaca:
adronal local rains caiy. except sunday Cor SOUTH
~ Nrilr ~ ROI'ND BROOK and in,eTmedate poln's
Lave \. follows. 20 $50 1910 1880 'lO:2O 1870
.snnday. onyC A. NJ. ego 23o. $3.50. so and 'ecO.
T,cte,. and Pullman accommodations at ll3. col 20.
as oi4 and so3 Broadway. n T. l+h St. 5s e l2Ssh
6, i2f Rowerv y Y: >Go Fulton 81. Court ST.. ~
p-oadwsv and Broosivn Annex. B-oosiyn:
transfer will call Cor and check baggage from
hotel or residence through 10 detination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14

r now as besh influence: continued bad crop
nor,. aifornia and export transactions at all
h or uuil traders In addition talk OF wheat
pehg shipped from Washington 70 San Francisco ihig
uhneard or sro7g Northwestern markets ard
90 at Letter was getting rid OF liberal quantities
sc comprised big advance all reports tnat
pn was buying up flour in Liverpool and other United
Nnsuon points, and further Continental buying o. car
ses cast The changes In quotations most
nsncr and -four 40 points franc net advance. An
was also up 3 franc. Liverpool futures lisG sd
ar ana spot wheat is@ld above the close OF TUESDAY.
~, ~ MS IN ADDITION good foreign demand for wheat
n ,he local market. Speculation fact. altogether
huA broader scale. bull feeling possessing traders
80 as Eas not been seen in long time There
'hccheo with liberal sales Crop news from tho No,it
west was again favorable Seeding has made rapd prog
.uss IN south Dakota and Southern Minnesota ana is
unuer way satisfactorily the northern parts OF these
states Winter wheat prospects likewise encouas
ing, On The curb renewed strength appeared July al
sG e.ng 10 'Zi7 bid Quotations Of cash wheat b.
"a 70 nu.uth 81 i4's to arrive No Northern Duluth.
10 arrive NO Northern Duluth 81 0Sis spot....
N wheat the course of corn prices today
,ransconss ~ war 'umors higher cables ana export
On more liberal scale. including quite A number
sac orders The seaboard cleafances showed mnrkel
Increase particularly from Newport News total
ng UP round million bushels. The Liverpool market
&c higher No corn closed At 3Gssc b. anoat. ....
oAIS-The advancing tendencies other
&c net advance in prices Tho ri.e. however.
exporters. ard only about ca 100 bushels reported
40 oats closed az 3o,sc; No oats 3oc; No white.
lz'sc; NO ; white S2Ac track mixed. 3ia33c; track
COG. b, afoat state 5aisc r. anoa, 5Ga5Gi c
I. track. BARLEY Marker nrner. feeding 81 d
ss. T. Buffalo opening navigation. .srEDs- Mar
Ct dull cloveseed fair 81 5o1s5. higher grades. 500
timothy $3d$3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston April la.Cct,on 1nitt mnnne 10 lev
,,adiny IN. rood ordinary Sc; receipts o's talss
Exports ccaswi,e "a bales: sales 80 bales all sphnt
rSi,,more Apr ls-Co,on nominal: mddins &c low
niJing 30 lee; good ordinary 4<c' gross ~" o''es'
SUE Hu:usta Apii iscouon quiet m'ddlins iaIcs
sd bales shipments iol bales sales ' bales; s'o'S
MsmphIs Apr i3-Co,ton steady: mlddlng 5se: ioW
iI,,,ng ,ic. good ordinary +'sc net receipts. ".
bales fross gGt bales shipments. SOi naes snes ooV
bales; stock. T9.lTo bales. ,,,u ~. -,
Cincinnati April lS.-cotton 9n'ei mdins 90 49, low
sh'nrnent. o5i bales: stock y, :o2 bales.
savannah Ap-i, lS-Coton quiet, middling. -i6c.
low nddns 5ic; receipts. i%sG bales exports coast
wise To3 taes: salcs isf balca stock, iIe56 bales
81 i~u,, Arri is-Couor quiet; m!idi M. sac; low
miidine. $50 good ordinary 5hc net receipts ~
bales Cro.s bales shipments 1000 bales sales 100
bales stock. 59.Dt2 bales. ~ $500
Sew Orleans April 13.-coton quiet: mldiing ) Sic:
low mdiing 5Ac good ordinary lo-ec ne. receipts,
sol bales sross 2Gi bales. exports to Great Britain
baiss: sales 1000 ba!es. stock. 2s0.S6i bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
ERIE RAILROAD.

rnr,urh trains leave New-Yoik. foot OF ambers-st
n. follows and 1--WE minutes earlier from West 23d-st:
$500 A. M-Vestisuisa bsptess d~y ios Bnshamson,
p NJ Parlor 90 Bunaio
'.an ~ N.-Vest,biled Limited fast mail Daily solid
train Tor Chicago arrives Cleveland 7+0 A. NJ. Chicago
p ~ seebers to Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
:::o - M-BuNaio and Cleveland ves,ihuled Express
rerv Buffalo 1908 A. NJ. bradford i:is A. II.
Jamestown 90 A. NJ. Cleveland 1890 p NJ seepers 70
punalo ard Cleveland making direct connections fog
Defrof chicago and the West. Cars Library Car.
S.45 u. M.-sold train 10 Chicago slcepers to Hor-
-,rsyi,'n Chicago md Cincinnati Dining Car
rVlCKETs. LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
accommodations at H. l8. 26l. 40l and 957 Broad
wsy i2I Bowcry ts6 Eas; Us and 81 West l25th-
g., Chambers and West 23d st ferries NewzYork; $50
and T2e Futon-st Broadway BROOKLYN: 200 Hudson
st. Hoboken. and Jersey City Station Wes,co,t Express
calls and checks baggage from hotels and residences
70 destnatlsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
r,.popr,N PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Apsn 49, sts mmEnshH ,% Nv rod
Serth@r r spring IS H. cornspot mm Aner na
nN H NJ r. I'd Flour Louis fancy winter dun
- s ~ Hops at London Iaene CoasO-nuli a. q los
~ y, 10. ueef-Tlrrn: India mess. GSs Cd prime
NC, ~ Cd rark-Ftm PRIME mess me Wes, o
81 go ,,ne,nnd cut - to 80 ~ 32s short rib - TO
2, n ais lone clear midJles Sn, :, 70 W no ~ .1s
a. 10 is n DE Cd: clear bellies "a to is No. 3s Hslns
-, cu IA 70 10 N. irin nj 3ts So. Shoullers
snn.ys re- 10 IA H. at Us Ui t.'t-Tr.ms western
sau' IA al Chsese-A merican finest white ard cO-
dull a. -as q, ~. Taow-Prims city firm eos ID CIT
,nrs ol-fv.ryoo reaned steady at LIS 81 Turpen
tno~Spris steady q, s'a sd. Rosia--cofnmon s''a1y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
WEST SHORE Pr.

Trains leave w i2t S. Station. y. i. follows. AM
- elIli=r from u Franklin ST.
1915 \. n DAILY for Albany. Uici Syracuse. Roches-
ter Buffalo Niagara FAILS. Fort Wayne. Toledo. Ceve-
land ard Chicago.
GOO p 81. Dl.y ror Albany. Montreal Utica. SYRIA
cuse. Rochester. BuffalJ Niagara Falls. Toronto. De-
trot. Cleveland Chicago ana y. Louie
S:5 = VI Daily Tor albany Ttica. Syracuse. Rochss
ter. unaio. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cleveland.
Chicago and St Louis
Time tahle~ at principal hotels ari once.
{. Z. LAMHERr General Passenger Agent
nl.rilit Ave-. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
U.cE.. LACKAEAvSA AND WESTERN n. n.
Stations In New York. foot of Barclay
and Christopher Streets.
vCyTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. HINISCu MIGHTY.

Direct route NEWARK BLOOMFIELD MoNTCLAiR.
THE ORANGES. summit Bernardsvie Baskns
Ridge Madison Morris,own. Passatc. Paterson. Boom
ton. Dover. sIannop.. NEWTON BUDrs LAKE:
non . Ps1 e pIo M EAs
talns SCRANTON PlTTSTON. WIIKEsRARRE.
NANTiCOKE. DANvILLE. NORTH CUMBERLAND.
Non,rose, BINGHAMrON OXFORD, NORWICH.
wa,ervllle. UTICA. RiCHrlFrD SPRINGS Cortland.
SYRACUSE. osWEGo; iIHACA 3 3,yt4I ELM,aA,
points WEST. NOfTHW EST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 A. E.--BINGHAMTON MAIL Stops q: principal
1000 A. M-ocate Carr. BUFFALO SCRANTON. B,NG-
hAMToN oWEGo: ITHACA ELMIRA UT rL.c;G;
EMPRESS. Pullman Palace Cars Connecting at
60 p M.-sCRANTON WILKi:sBARRE and EIMrRA
EMPRESS. Pullman Turet psror Car.
500 r. M--SCRANTON. Wll.KESRAPRE AND PisrM-
OrTH EMPRESS, Pullman BUFFET P,ror Car
FOR SCRANTON. BINGIiAMToN. ELMIRA; nCF-
Chicago Dining Car o. Buffalo
$50 r. 81. Naly)-Busao Express. Pullman slespers
FOR SCRANTON BrNGHAMTON. ELaIRA. BATH,
MT. MORRIS and BUFFALO arriving IN Buffalo
go p. 81 tDsiy,-BUrrAr.o. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON, OwEGO ITHACA. ELMiRA. SYRACUSE:
UTICA and oswEGo EXPRESS Pullman Baase
rJcKfTs AND PULLMAN ACcoMNoDATIoNs a.
Henry sons. Limited. ii3 nrosdw'ya. II PARK
Place 800 Broadway. anf "i2 Rr'ai WAY tlcH.,s AZ
fer- III l'h-av-.. I?t 81 West i25th-
g., ms Columbus New YORK; 33s and 100 Fulionst
on, 100 Broadway Brooklyn. Timetables gvirs fl! Ia
formation al stations - 80
wFsTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY VIII call ror and
crsck hsrr1g, from hotel residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
RAILROADS..
.EN NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

SssS Si S yx kSD cSkTIANbH sinfE5s,
Streets IS ten later than that given bso" Tor
'Ss FAST NAra,msn ss,s, p rssss C.: ::
s ssS rsST ri,Sqfer s;,.fs
ton Cas-. For Chicago. cleveland. Toledo. cineinna"
10 cAlc ssy1s A & A ST. LOUIS ExrnEss-
W. f96iSn' ia!sss3
5C'ffr fasfP Pitts
r. 81. rac IfieHaR xP IS p.sus ana
Sz IN a. S WI YORK AMP hSsbs E;,
brrs and points West daily except Sunday No coac"s''
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
go Congressional Lin, ali faror ana Dining crs%
'D saSss Ss 3D. 's 30 Pp iSso f a 'ss
cana ~! DINING r Ss ssS pmns ~ so o5 night
SOUTHERN HALFWAY. 0 E>pfess. 80 p m. 1905
ATLANTIc COAST LINE.-EApres'. go a. m. and e0'
fdR Sb FSxs SS m S.'
Atlantic aa 'G 3 D. M dss and
Cortland Streets 80 ,. nj. Through Buhe' r"''''
CAPE MAY.-i.2o weekdays Desbrosses and c0r'-
Leg Branch Far dnsraks sunSsy:, x oss.s
s!res; s'ass, SO i % m 90 20 10 p M
coTns, 70 80 70 o sc so s
.. m. Sundays as =. m. BIS q. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Go 80 1,5o $50 $50 go Co5o Penna; Limited. 20
dining Carp. l0.5o 1870 4. m. l2.5U L5o. 80 3W
~. 20 tDning Carr. 80 Dining car). $50 Ipin n
Chrl. =, 40. $50 p. m 1916 night Sundays op Iy;
so $50 s2o $50 d-imiteD $50. go a. m s,So
$50 Dining Carr. 80. $50 D. M. i2,6 night ~,
Ticket Offices Nos. 4Gl 9ii. 1885, 1879. III and 1ot
broadway: Aston House West Twerty-third Strees
Station and stations foot ~ D"sb-oe.es and Cortsnds
sets, Court Street, $50 fulton Street. 81 Broadway
and brooklyn Annex Station. rrooklyn station. Jersey
CIV Th" New York Transfer Company will call fgs
and check hotels ard residences through
10 destination
Telephone "I27! Street Pennsyivana
Railroad Csh Service.
]. u. HI'TCHINsOV J. r. WOOD.
General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14

matters their own way a time. The market closed
with 35c full for best but varied OF rates figured
FOR unde- qualities We 32Q35c per 100 70 for
beat long rye. 2JQ30c FOR Other and quoted
full at 2ja5oc with only s OF the best above Soc The
receipts or hay IN rted day a. the
Prcduce Exchange follows: Hudson River Rail-
road 400: Ere 800: mia 30: Della IhcSa
wanna and Western 10. We, Shore. 90: f<hyh Valley.
10: Central OF Jersey go river boats 260 total.
LOO tons. Receipts Of straw. 2l5 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS.

,,.ooo, Apr,l f3 4 r. m-Cotton-spot. fair demand:
,,re, Favor buyers; American middins tx. , Inc
49, ~ ne d,y 10000 bales. " which LOO were
20, speculation end export. and Included vDy Amsricah
,,.r,. al oOO bales including 2S.4CO American FUTURES
p cuIe Wits moderate demand and closed barely
ssssady. American midi.rg l. M 6 ApIi. x ESQ
Nav ard June eeetNs % t4d buyerg Jsne and July
1904 sellers July and Do A WA ~ I'd sellers Sep
.s.r and october .? c4ra Q? s4d buyers Octone,
rnrnh.r oO-e.T3 cl-64d buyers; November ana
nscenber 3 2o-dtd buyers December are , Janus'''
N eId value; January and February ~ otu ou'e''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
e. OHIO

Lave New YORK WLnena.l IeFn..nal south feEEy And
foot Of Liberty street.
DAILY Except sunday. ;sGndsys.
CHICAGO, - 80 a. IN. a. 90 =. and 'l.:lj right
rilsnh re-, .iso a. m. ~. p m. 500 p M
CINCINNATI. III LOUIS. 1000 a N. 1858 D. m.
WAsHiNGTDN. ~ LrIMJKE. 1913, 'l0:UD DINER,
20 n IT.. DINER eco tJner 1925 CDnerj AS
(Din-r) $50 D. IN. and 'l::l5 night.
NORFOLK. III 20 a.
%EW ORLEANS un-aush sieepp). - % e oC D. m.
Al trains are i!umnr = w.;h Pintsch Light
Dnlc.s. il2 Ia 9g,. Az % B!wa', 81 l.. iith ST..
l2I bower. y J.. $50 34I Fu'tonst. Brooklyn White
nall Terminal. Baggage checked from MOTEL Te'!dencs
. destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
lEN'nNVALLEYSYSTEM.

st.ors zoo, West 81 -; Penn r. RI cortiands or
De@brOsses
sndcates tim. from West 23d 81. Other figures show
ron, C0rt.audt . DssDrussss -.
sG:IO. GEO A.. ". daily lSuacly '6i5, 7 A. NJ for
EATON and iutermediats stations -
:: 80. SIS 4. " daily for NllkEsBAHfsF. SCRAS-
TON week days ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER,
pr'ET-AIO NIAGARA FALLS and the West. and princ.
nal locsl points dining and chair car 70 Buffalo.
III 80, 1900 daily cScep. sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14

Cash quotations follows Flour Arm; No 3
sprng wheat Vicds OF No req, 81 O6'. eSl OJ'. NO
corn 3oi. 63ONc No yellow corn. 3tssgW,sc; ~ =
ost. ~. I2Gi.c. No white o b. 2s4 g2''sc, no 3
whit. 23.c No rye. 32@ic. NJ barley. D. 3'i2g
S,i.c No naxseed. 81 . s0sl 2t1 prime timothy seed
So mess pork per Dbl 81 9gsg 49, lard. per lop 10
IS III. short ribs sides Goose 50 o5Us5 80 dry saed
81 suGs5 go whiskey distlles finished goods per gal
q 20 on the Produce Exchange to-day the butter mar
Vet was steady: creamery l3pl9r fair!es. llglsc
cheese quiet AZ sflshc. Eggs firm. fresh. Ne.
Cincinnati April i3.-Hoss weak. 81 loNs3 IS Cattle
steady 81 5gSi IS Sheep weak 81 75c$i so lambs dull
Sass 30.
pc,roi, April i3-wt~a,-No white. oo'ic; No
r.d ,as % &c May 9i.c. corn NJ mixed. 20. oats
No white Sihc. Rye-No = 3-Ac.
unwoukcr Avrn 10 Whcs. '..2r higher. No 2
,,or,h~rn goisc May. 81 o2i. July. 81 Oos. Rye NC
higher: No l. 53c BARLEY active: No :. '4c sample.
3DI4ic. 49,,
MINNEAPOLIS April la-Whest strong; April, 81 oo'.
NJ nsTsc. JULY .c: September. iI'sc; No hard.
81 G2s.: No | Northern. 81 O1-s. Flour higher: first
ns,cn,s 81 Q0Es3 To- second patents $685. O3 hrst
i.ar "a S0ds4 second clear 81 sJ1s3. Bran In bulk.
a. 2si,ss 20. sacked 50 256So 80.
Philadelphia. April i3Wheat arm, l'sc higher; con
,r,c, grade April II Ol%rsl o. Corn Arm and Sc
hyher' NAV 3Sn35hc. Flour firm. Toe per Dbl higher
inter dull and weak. Recepts-flour. eco bSls $500
lie wheat GOO bush: corn, 50 GOO BUSH o'ts. olvD
bush shipmcnts-wheat. 1000 bush; corn i'2V" oush'
oats. 5000 bush , ,,-,
r,,sdo Anrll i3-whsat c!osei active and &c higher
for esh ami 2c May. Com active an! hisher 10.
fn,rrs .ulI for cash. No mixed 3lc oats fteady ana
unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA b IdH AND WASHING
From OF Liberty ST.
40 500. 10:0O III 10 D.ang Carr A. n,
200 $50 $50 pning, 20 carl 600 r. ~ i2I' %d, Sun.
as y'nr q Sr} 800 P ~ i2s mdi Additional
..o5so 300 r. sundays sunday, go ge s. NJ , 40
IN avs 7:i0 7:j5. s2l $40 500 Dos, O2o 935
1000 10 H. Io,s Il: iisso li;ss 4 NJ i?25: iss.
iSS i;5ss 5 5s $50, $40 5ss. o:5S TsS 80. SIS
80 oM 1853 II 40 p. NJ. 1915 mdt. sundays 100
XIX 100. ii 80 A. NJ. 1900 NJ l2ID 400 2:so 500
az 40 iH. SOS. 900. ESQ. 7:e5. SOS. go o6&
Io.Si r. M 1915 mit,
Tickets and P5loT, ear 'ea,; at fo9t % Liberty S..
Nav T37 9Th Az. 81 East i!th ST. 1913 East i?5th 81,
- ST. 500 Fulton St. Brookyn: as Broadway WIN
The " T. Transfer Co. win call for and ckscb
y. syaye from hoe.s residences ~ destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New York. April 10. IS.


Eew-lOrk, April IL. 1898.
Guiding la cars f voort ,.ve 81 cars for sau4aererr
and - cars for Tho nk., ~ vhch 20 we're On sale AZ
Jersey civ ana ths baianc. M sx,leths Trade was
sluggish ana nrces weak and shade lower on steers
and oxen bulls and cows were rs,ed STEADY All the oNe
taken Inferior 10 choice native gold
s. 400 s. 40 ner oo n oen ard stays 81 c5ds 10 bulls
at So 150s3 10 COWS at SEA ss 10 Dre.el beef Wa in
slack demand but selling i4ts7 10 for
ordinary - prime native sides To-days London and
Liverpool cables quoted American steers nrmsr al 9a
lO'.c. dressed weight: i've sheep 9.fiOt-. dressed
refrigerator beef az 77.g.c 10 Exports to-
day Included 800 quarters of beef In tne Britannia 10
Lverpoa. ~ Eastmans Company; the Paris. to south
quarters FOR Armour & co. Tomorrow ihe Europe FOR
London VII S2s cattle equally dIyd-d between j.
Sha mbcrg 4. Son and Schxarzschi SulZberger. The
Siberian may not get o hefofe Friday.
Mci'hcrson CO.. Kentucky steers. 1928 n average,
H. at IS To- 20 d. 1850 h. at So d. l2 10.
So o. Is OHIO do. 1894 ~ o 81 90 ~ lo l.2i ID at
81 30 Is Subjected Pernsy Iyana 30 few oNen l2y 10
at 81 90 do 30 H. at 81 -, stag no - az 81 ~
bulls. lli H., ~ 81 10 DO. 1873 H. AZ - 10; he.
y5o n. 81 80 cows. l"3 H. So % do l2l$ 10.
81 30 d.. 9lG 10. 81 40 do 1905 10 nj 80 %; IL
40. lclo H. az 81; d., $40 d. at $40; 10 20 TO- 1t
sherman Culver: 20 s'arl"-fed Penney ana stee,s
a. 80 - liinps Do lP' 10 a - 70 ~ ~ - - -,
On H. ~ y, a. "a ~. = t $40 ~ a. Il 60. ,xen l2aj
a
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
Stations In New York foot ~ LhsiiJ ST
and South Ferry. whitehall 81.
Trims leave foot OF Liberty ST.

and South Ferry. whitehall 81.
Trims leave foot OF Liberty ST.
on and after April ~ lss>.
70, E,ston Bethlehem Alen;own. Mauch Chunk. kcs
800 7:i5 0io A. ", d?ao NJ TO Ea,'on. 70 t4o =, q
{; "a, to EsstonJ A. ~. 90. $50 800 p ~ At.
- Pittson and Scranton AGO. elo ~
v 20 + ~ sundays. $50 4. "
NJ For Reading ard Harrisburg at 90 40 soo. sio
cn.Sc n ~ 70 Readng) \. n. 30 goo 400 10 Read
NY 40 500 oi5. 600 TO usadingD p. ~. i2dS
n,sb, SUNDAYS 40 $50 70 Reai!ngD A. NJ. l;U
~" 70 900 T. NJ. 1918 night.
s,,nb,ry Lewlehurg and w:ausport at 600 son
oio NJ 80 900 p. II. Sundays. a.3o A. NJ. 600
r. II. A., u.vv voy-rc
FOR LONG bkAScn 0SEAX GRoy ps,t oc...
Grove. and points SCUM to Point Pleasant. 80 sS
lo' nfn ' aI5 40 5:3 65 r. NJ. Sundays. stops
o. Inter!sken Asbury Park and oc.sn GrovsJ 9:o
NJ ~, ~ ~ III Hank only) A. NJ. 400 = II.
No'i" ''e' FOX LAKEWOOD.
..oo $40 l0:i5 4. NJ. lto 80 iio t3:3s Sa'undav
org r,n. River parn"gat Park and Earnegat $50
LOT AS 4: 10 T. NJ Sundays 1918 A. II.
r Atlantic City vneland and Bridseton. $50 A. u.
i' 90 r. MSnmou,h Reach s.ah.sh md Mgh,nes e
Naveslnk. 4ao. $50 ii;So A. NJ ''o' ''o '''o S''
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graduated and cubes. b7-isc; xxx powdered. bhc:
5ou :, a. ;.lGc confec;.ener. A. l.iGo; Nos and
No 4,ac: No ., !-lGc: No 10. $50: Nos ii and IL
4O-lGc; No IL. 4i.c; Nos IL and i5 4sc No III. lice
WOOL EXCHANGE REPORT.
Current quotations domestic wocls secured based
on wool Exchange official classification. follows:
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EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coTToN-The market for cotton futures dominated
as the later pointed TO nearby conflict between ms
egn ana Spain f srs S9 In nrSan M the open
Ing in sympathy with favorable accounts from IN. Eng
vsoped iaer Ne forenoon. however and BY midday Si
dssne Of SG points was IN eva I'd Se Ss
era lines q Ions cotton Speculation fell on t. an eHe
over aimos, entirely TO the news uckers and slips
a, rsRgrS of the me a0n 4se o. mat Sou
war he decisie: only slight break in prices would re
SUI 9nl5 he no drop whsevsr bas.ng their opinion
dnsrT .,esse.s q the market Throughout The last
ability Of daily more imminent The long iiieres.
make but, on the hand account also
thought b, snail both nHis and bears ieai'ng poss
between the United States anl spa n; rF n"
S SsS ,s ct1sr ana %ere rushing icccn, pacs,s
in this Country 70 the seatoad points 'of
ne: i5ss @: points Total sales futures. 90 80 haes
sIot coon in ihe local make, closed que; unchanse4
Sales oa.eS inciuaei 800 bales t. domeso spin
Si 6 eddss S s1S.ed sTan as aS
ns,on da 5s.c Norfolk steady. VS.; sales = bales
s. saiS. s. iSsis quiet Sc ssies 100 Isls. Xsw
movement thus far this has been as :Oiio~s
Grea, Britain. Fraree Continent
TEA Tea. f iSd ;S, tSss sssS sSsGs
To;al since September .aol67!I 74s959 2G03 so7
Eee-p;s a, New-oreans ,o-morrow officially estimated
Torsn were csnia,cd At 100 to . 700 bales aeains:
c,;,on Exchange special LiyerPoo cables: SPOT cotton
in.T.can. 900. receipts 3lOo. American. 2Sooo: md
H as n nl price SO sotd sasy ssdy si
prices = ae4d dclins: JanasTy gov jan
M2 sn sS June July ss Ga ausas SIS
6c:obs XovsmSer $2o.b Noyen Decemb, s2cO
M:nchester-iarns quiet. Cloths cSie ,.,,.. o., ,.v
4 follows: .
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on,rac, prices In the local market to-day

MS-coRse market Gull. No Rio. ss725 Exchange.
lid Receipts COO bags. Cleared FOR the United
S,1ess t't0 bags Cleared for Europe 100 bags
The Statistical n,s,cr NJ, D. .,u co~.. 90 . ,.ucco