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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-York. Nav ~. lSvS
CoFFEE-1he market for Brazilian coffee futures Is
by the apathy that has prevailed the Cot
Exchange for past weeks There has been little
speculative interest accounted FOR by
the abnormal supply which naturally ntimdates specu-
lave buying while leading consumers assume that
will be able repienish their whenever
they short leaving first hands meet the cost OF
carrying The visible supply IL stii 100000 bags
this country alone, IS2j4s bags last
and 1892 bags In 1896 NewYork alone has &2V UG
This morning there cable news from Rio
and Santos. report placing days
q 900 bags. The Brazilian coffee market. continued
closed account Of holidays The cable from
Havre and Hamburg feature. our market
opened steady al unchanged prices and ruled inactive and
eatuelees throughout the session closing dull with prices
unchanged Sales the call 1850
bags all March at IS 30 and total sales bags
sstng Of June al s. 60 July at s. 60 September s. 20
and March a. S. 90 The market for spot Brazilian coffee
continued dull with quotations quite nominal especially
fo. round lots which entirely neglected We
No Rio invoice lots. csc and jobbing parcels 67sc
The Of contract prices the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22

Cash quotations follows: Flour steady special
brands 80; winter le,en'- 81 c.gssm winter
patents 81 15us.. bakers s5us3 ~ No spring wheat
q 3Jatl 70. No sprng wheat 81 logsi - 10 red
81 ~. ~ corn @t.G3J.c No 4. oats ~ z 20 No 2
.. = ,c,,,, 70 : bari,, ,2p.sc y" nn~sc~i. 81 ,.
prime timothy rrcd 3: .oaS2 90 !. me-. Iork FER NJ
sti.. uo"srI 81 iouso a., dry shoulders ,hoxoD
sasc shof, clear aides thoxedl. - 'Dpsb 80 sugar
ut loaf 81 srsnuat~d. - ., ON the P-1du'e tx
,h,nsr today the market steady. crrnm"rir-
l2niao Egss nrm ~ "'rc 'heefe quiet 'r"HinefirS
Gaasc
81 ~ cora easy. W mixed ~ Oa's que'. 10 .
mixed. ~ R,- ntn,. NJ . Il. Butter dun. sugar
sss, Eggs qnet 81. cheese dull
Milwaukee. M, II Nhea, hlrhcr. ~ Neith"rn lui''
81 ~. No > Northern. 81 ~ N,r lover. NJ ;. "i'-r
barie, lower NJ =. 3D. ,ampe ~r3or.
Minneapolis Nav u. Wheat strong MAY. ; % lJ.y
81 se& rrrtenl.f. ~ i~c. ~ harl 81 o. NJ Nnuh
I'm 81 ~ Flour quit. hrst patents 81 ~Ms' 10 VEG
ond patents Jns0 ~ hg-t 'cft- - fH>" 90 srf"ni
cleais - 3Uus4 ~ Bran unchanged.
fniladeIphi, Nh, p --W whoa firm and & higher con
tract Grade. May, i'9ti - ,srn n"' '.r h's'r,
changed white elocs. per hush sjg'"c 80 fnr io good
Der bush ~ ,lc Batter sond, fanUy Western 'rram
cry 5li5is~. - prints. 10 Eggs nim. fr".h nearh,
H.r,int, Flour ZOO bbls 1000 sn.ka, whe1t. 5000
i,,eh carn :pi hush oats l:,"D hus.s shipments
Wreaf 800 bush. corn. on.OOi lush plts. ioup bush
ST. Louis May IL Flour dgi ca.S potent. 81 :1M
se 90 stragh,s s. SjasG s5nfj ~ medium - -
asa 10 Wheat higher spot steady ~ rel cash 'ieYa
~. 81 - rr,ck 81 aglsl = Mas. - 81 asked. July
. harI cash u p spot higher No casn. aiisc
Msv -. asked 1nly 3isa3l4' September. $50 oats
Spot lower. ~ -ash. 3'4c. irad.. 3lsc; MAJ ~
ash~l. Jul. .5gc, September, .'"sc, =" "hi'" 3isc
Inn aul.t: sicisl cart track re Butter weak, cream
err 1916. dairy. IOdl4r Eggs steady. Wsc
Toledo MaJ :ivheat higher steady. 80 cash and
Guci ~ mixed. 3ic. Rye Dun No cash o''ac. Go
rci seed irregular, prime cash So ~. on unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22
ERIE RAILROAD.

Y,,,.yh ,rsinx l.cve New-lOrk OF CnaiuVeEs- ST.
"a iooSs and five minutes earlier from West ssd-sI:
300 A. M.vestbued EApiess dniiI ior n,nsna.son
Y NJ Palor 10 buffalo a, ,>u ~,
uM 90 M.--Vestpuled Limited fast mail Daily. soiid
,ain foi chicago arrives Cleveland tiO a. NJ chicago
y NJ sieepers to Chicago. Cleveland and eineihh''"
III, p M.-gunaio and Cleveland vsstibuied Express
Jamestown 800 ~. Cleveland 1870 p sitsSsrs to
,,oi, chicago and he West. Cafe Library Car.
s,46 r. M.-solid train to Chicago sleepsrs to Hor-
TIcKETS LOCAL TINE SAEps o ASp na p y, Ina
way III Powery i5e East and 2I3 West 10Th
chambers and West 2?d-a; ferries NswSYnrk; Ssi
st Hoboken ana Jersey city station. Newyork Tran.
Co calls and shsssA eeSsaSs from hotels sad resi-
lenceA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22

Liverpool MAY II. 80 D. closing -EAchans"-
vheni spot 40 rei Northern spring STEADY, lis Corn
Spot American mixed steady. IS ~: futures quiet
Mr., nominal. July. - SD september. . gid. Flour
- Louis fancy winter du. i5s nd Hops a. London
tPerlAf Coas', dull i3nfi Beet steady, extra India
r,ess :aa. prime Gss oi Pork arm. prime mess
IN. ves.ern s.s 81. prime medium Western, o.
"a iiam~-Shori cut II to- 10 ~. dun. SIS. Bacon dull
'infrriand cui ~ 80 H.. 3ns, short rii, :" 20 - No.
2i- 81 long clear mddss light, ~ 10 - No. 3'f long
lear uiddea @1v, az To ~ No. rs I'd short clear backs
~ - n H. 3s ~ clear belief II 10 ~ 10 as slou leis
s,,,.. 4 H. dull Ms I'd. laro-i'rire western
dull ?9s dri American nnert WHITE -'r' A-,l
80, c,.., rnlar,d ~. TallnW Prime city firm 2ls ti
,..,.ons..d OIL Liverpool refined STEADY It's u TutI"n
n, Snir,- steady ~. 81. RIOS Comm firm. - I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH;

cincinnati. May u. Hogs dn.l 81 .om't ~ 's sy
us3 -, -, ., ,.,,,t. Recent, only fsr
,'T ~, si~,d, Hoss Receipts fhirr ibr'hl wrsk.
GOOD 80 CHOICE ~ .'asi - ilvyr cmnS on l,
no. So ss1Si pigs far 10 choice 81 'Hpta :" smsp
@ ,,ns-Necs pts gh'. ruled srfk 10 n.pt 'nV.Y"
M e. o.1s, -. cullf ana coWi1I - -'u'f go
80, rh,irr 10 selected ws,hers. - Z'h>4 -" 'uis -
common 81 2jptj o. 49, .,- ..,,.. ..,,a 4, mn
E.@f Li~ri, Ma q. 'bi's t,-"ai ssrs" xf,h,nr
e. 20 lin. s,aN. 49, comm Ngt4 ~ iiogs N.nns
=" 'urim~ .eass - inatt ~. bee, m.dum ~ .a@
~, ~, V,,ters 2JpS4 20. c,mnon 70 mn Yorker
- 3as. -. pig 81 a59s ough. ':ioas- - sresp
800, -,o,r~ clipped 81 ltuSt ~. "'mmsn' s'g,' ~
S1rc dipped ian,bs. s. sogt' o commsn - ssou ~ "
a,., ~, s,-ing lamb. s3ais7. Veal caves. y, oOaso
~ sr.,s CitS 40. asy 2ichiiie iue isne' tnan
20. ru.s sreps.d b.~f sieers - .3gS' 5000 ="
nce {, 4sa,a ~ lsh,wesa, ,i,er. " 2ns' ~ ", sre
M ana f,4seYf fifiS5 ~. TeTls steers ~ '"p
e. -. tlngs dcm.nd god. Hsa,y. 2,oSl ~ iiit-i
sa1l o.. iIrtts a. nsGss pigs 81 'S1fsio sneep
80 higher r,srndo poDiirJ lamb, 81 .1Gf' ~. pppo1
:, ,na,i =; rs,',e iru,f si5o@fa p. Wliom ~ ."
81 -. ., ,..,.. -,,. ... At =, fancy naflv.
49,, any l' Lu,ehers ,cer, 81 ;. eo under 1000 n;
fei,srr ~ 2cossc Tee anf an s,s''' ~ ..sst
az, 10 psceer-, slnfi 40; r. -s.i' sSnn q, tn sp
Texas muitons, " w. ...ttf..f'. ,'.r..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22
lJVgRtpol. COTTON MARKET.

,t..,o, Ma, ~ % m -f-otton-t'iosirg Spo, IN
limited demand prices unchanged American middns
- ici The saie- ~ Gay were 1000 bales ~ "hch
400 vers ,or speculation and export ma included 'oo
American Receipts 1900 batter Including i"St" Amen
rsr p,tur,s .u' ned auie; with moderate demand and
.insed tuii. American middilng N C. May ~. ga
h.v.r. ,a, ana ~ C4d buyers; June and July
70 .diy n csd sellers. fnc August, 33 sd tu,
- Augss, md Sept alef ~ 64d sellers. fe2ember
.,a Srr,l,r :. so sellers. October ana NNemher
: Il std sellers: November and Decembr 81 6itn
Fl Ga ., iers ana January 30 St113 81 J4t
isrrarv ana February 3o-stdv3 s1-9id sellers
FEBRUARY and March. 81 cd buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22
Receipts the ports and interior points today com
,s red With The ssine day las, and last year.

flour AND MEAI.-Buyers again indIneren
syns 10 NE Aos ns c6sng nd was m
Spring pster,s 60 sogs7 81 winer s,ragts g. 25asS 49,
o Mnsr y S ss 'D.ns a So 1s 5a
no grade 81 eoase RYE FIoUR.puli: .ale' ToD
sss V e. sSs:: 90 a. 20 srSna ss
nne white Sc fine yellow. g,c. coarse. sCasic
tkaEp-s,eaey 20 " ana 70 n vi. n. rI n en4 a ss
iniddling bulk, yoq93o. feed. SO: ci'y feed "
sominy chop 75oT7'4c; oiimeal. s28Vs2s screening
GRAIN-wHEAT-A combination Of buish news
ens BY local traders whose bea.ish IDEAS had LED mem
70 eel freely throughout the entire week working up
ment IN July Understood have been decided,
Affected BY to-dsys bulge nevertheless apparent
that they fe, very uneasy over the bull In Affairs
Sosd 70 be for clique account and suggesting ma a
manpulsiion will with the expiration OF me
therefore the local market and rather nfr ons
-i,n 4c advance in July and i3c May. the Official
sp Influences that instrumental in the forenoon
ea're aside from the demand for June already noted
fom tho Southwest the latter having already been n,
mated In Yesterday. sdyces stated in Of the
o. counties would produce more than half yield.
Ms on course was no doubt greatly -rsggeratng actual
constant rains Of the last two weeks have not failed 10
snscf the outlook somewhat. with possibility Of even
The map to-day however save little pr@pec, FOR relief
u his direction. Tho spring wh.s, country was aso
to Is.Gsd nnusnced partly aeeordins 10 pr
~ vepies ~ rlnored trouble between European Powers
elosns na,ec hows's were little Paris wheat
n ns"srp Tas unchanged = franc lower Export bus
Ms u. hxa not exceeding loads On the curb there
~, .t.asi is,. and closing O'Clock at 81 i7s 40
n. amour, a ~ Ssa es sp grade when
si, mi: s:: ;;; s'; y:
- aas sseesassss = ~ nsTkst Ssa6ossS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22

COTTON-Even for these unsvenfful the Cot
ton Exchange. today's market exceptionally desti
tute Of feature speculative Opnng quiet and
steady at unchanged prices decline Of point the
subsequent variations confined a
points There indication - Angus, liquiia' ION
but apart from this the market absolutely without
feature. The prevailing tone steady. although
Esh advices were rather Disappointing. and crop
main. favorable heretofore. Thus
the Liverpool cables a falling Of he for
spot cotton sales in the English footing up
5000 bales. while the for loss
OF 40 -64d net az Liverpool. some here are claiming
that this loss is than fair reply he weak
developed IN market yesterday Afternoon The
feature crop The Chronicles statement.
which refer below. Southern spot market aiyice-
indicate disposition the part - take
their chances securing supplies for the % the
season. Although the visible supply 1875
ON bales Il the present supply Our market
dun UNCHANGED advance Of point.
Total 81 600 bales Spot cotton closed
quiet unchanged prices. mldding upsnds lJc. mid
ding Gulf II iGc. of . 422 bales included 2ooO
bales for export and 49, bales spinners.
The Chronicle make, up The statistical position y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22
WEST SHORE RR.

Trains leave W 42d 81. Station. n. y as follows and
IS m. earlier from foot Franklin e.:
1915 A. ST. Daily Albany. Utica. Syracuse R,ehes-
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Fort Wayne. Toledo, Cle'o-
land and Chicago.
GOO r 81. Daily FOR Albany Montreal Utica. Syracuse
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit,
Cleveland Chicago and 81. Louis.
SnS y II Daily FOR Albany, Utica, syracuse. Roches
ter, Buffalo, Niagara FANS Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and ST. Louis
tables Al principal hotel. ard onfs~s
c. ID LAMBERT Genera, Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt Ave. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22
OHIO R.R


foot Of Liberty street .e,.
'Day. iBacept sunday ;Sun .G.y,. MICH,
CHICAGO .430 a. IN. y 80 p m ana = 10 nisn,.
PiT1SButG. .4:3o Il. m, $50 ? nj ~ - y, m;
80. II nQhi 8 A. tains from l'teIf} a. onyJ
'fyNCINNATr ST LOUIS. 5000 a. m. 'j:S5 p m
WAsiiiNGToN. BALTIMORE y ~, 1000 tpinerl,
81 "A, m trinefl. II 90 =. m, 'I;fo 'I,ddrD ,3tV
DINER .4.5s DINER. $3.50 p m. ana 'l2;i5 night
NEw ORLEANS 'l.53 r. n. through .lseper
Al rain. are Illuminated With Pntsch Light. $500
orces liz l72 pei 43t I 2sl galway. ri r lt,h 81.
Io7 Roverv y. $50 3t' Fulton st brf-,kIyh Whlte-
Terminal Bagghge checSei HUN "N''' - 'N'~"N'
Hcs,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22

According 70 The Chronicles weather report dry
her has been quite general all he week throughout
the cotton belt and In number 81 sections rain is
claimed b. n@'-ied The temperature. however. has
higher ana plant been helped thereby.
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables. Spot cotton
quiet. 5000 bales speculation and export 800.
American 300 receipts. 1900 American. 1000 mid
ding uplands 1851 Futures opened quiet. partially
l-Gii decline. closed duh at net loss IF -dl Cad
December 53n'-s. January February. 33o'ss.
February March BIB May. 332b May June 332b. June
232zs JulvAugust. 33b: August September 1885
September October 3SZs october November. o3ls. No
venhe.- December. 33nlzs.
The II prices In the local market to-csy
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22
FOR CONSUMPTION FRIDAY
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS


,,Ss .xp PEAs-Thc lots - stare Drhns n"' rps ~
n fsng for sale lately tecsur o, M ,a,.slS d,st.sed
MOVING 1 ,hst fact coupled win hrmrl nsnS ls All
ntkna M mas run l.,.e better ttis wsss ~" h "
cautious cul ne NV Generally ssksd iof ttr,'N enoe
EIDE quntstiens 49, how scans california lima c,n-
susiIss c,esss . snd reached - emily IN 'ooS'ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively
Stain. IN Sew York. o.. q LSsfSy St.
fans IA lea leave f lot Of Liberty St
on ara after 1 May 10 Is9s c,nn, g.
400 10 oio A. n d2oo to Eas,on). 20 $40 Z
5 Zoo ' 80 Fsi'1 sSaa''' 80
NJ fes z R.aaas any "i Hs1.S%fs -? az 500 s,s
900 to R Re- IN '' = i2; agG 40
saaSury LeTisou5x and We gs,oT a; go $40
' FOR Or loxd Al 5hA HAIL or noaTG shoyr
For Red Hank ng BTaP Po1 A peassn, 40 $50
ioo ~ $50 ~ as 80 sas q:is p N o sam
Grove 800 Is Rcd Bank onIy a " p 10 ana sarne
rat IS S"f $50 A. ~ ii5 40 r NJ sundays 1915
r.; Atlantic city. vinsIana and bF'ds''On ''0 A. NJ
For Monmouth bach seesrisht and Hshand' Of Nave.
T. SANDY HOOK RouTE,
I TsnS srd ES%'i io.i l;s1 a. NJ s43
FOR :21 'La5al II x5 hS{lhoHt And WASH
%'rs rs s's, g 50 :"S s! e 3:fs 81; Y
sGS p u. ftS Gs ss week X 9s s3s
s$sT 8? s sa'ssf r. tx %s
1913 1913 S 90 3ss s5s go 80 4 50
.s sis o S Hs o isls o %d, sandsS
100 s5! 1000 ! 80 ~ i2o9 AZ. M 2is' y SS go
S Sss 5' 4 t i y 4 n go '''' 49, 49, '.
& r ':.is e: l * "a l.. is T.
cur s., fulton Br.9sy1 's hroad i,, to w an5
s Sa Stoa fst from hotels sr residences 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22

searahces Tor the week about half million bushels
,esr than iast but were very large nevertheess The
Wiz S market closed nd higher. sympathzing
WIZ wneat hainy conditions still prevail all over the
corn belt and the plant ia backward everywhere No 2
S I'm closed 42sc f anoat. On curb July sold
IN ,his department unimporant ana brought
no ,ase m prices from Friday. Exporters again
InuIn'fent me cash trade in a position wit
pl h,, se follows No g 34sc: No oats a4c: No
Mnl,e s,tc No white clips. 371c. No white 36i,c;
M uacS mixed So@3oc: track white 30a4lc. RYE
mark, Gun; No Western. G6a67c anoat state
~ o$M'Sc afoai: 6Od8ic track .... BAR
Ley Market nominal; feeding. SIC / I Nev-Yors
l,rr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22
MI LACK AWANNA AND WESTERN w. II.
stations I'm New York. foot Of bnrriny
md Christopher streets
VEsrIUtLED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
DINIS(M lLGlII


l.rect route 10 NEWAl;h b.OUMtIEl.D MONT i.A, an
" THE ORA Noes summit. BcrnAraslAie basins
lhige Madison Mofrislown, PassAle. latriso" pIC"
ion Doyrr Stnanope, NEWTON. BNbp : ~
LAKE IlOrArCONG ihcketstown, >, ncoi't;
NTAIN Washington, fIilLlifSBLfp' -,
ION WATER GAP. slliOuLsBURH foeony Pow, SVun
taln- SCRANTON lIrrSTON. Mll,tt-bthA =, = ~
~ n;rosr. iiNGliNMION, ONFOEp. NoRMlnn
Wairnuc. UIlCh. kIchfiEiD sPNNnS S% ,.IRi
SlEhtIrl.. OrWi;GO, ITHACA, ONtGO' I.i,.ii
CORNING. BATH. pANsN ILL: ~ II III Lsr "
point. WES4 NOKIllM EST AND sou II ~ - mai
500 A. M-.INGiiAMrON NAIL stops ~ ''''
1890 a M-o,aia carr. BUFFALO. scRATioH' , n!N1
uAMlOS. ONEGO ITHACA, Ei.M.hA zoo
WCIIFlELD SYRINGE SYRACUSE an ana ia AZ
lNPRh=S Pullman Palace care, o.. Wes1
Buffalo with trains fo chicago ana poitass 81 NiRA
100 l. M.--sCKANlON Wit.klsBAishf a" ''
EXPRESS. Pninah Du1et iarlopp e ca'' ,xD pI,yM.
400 y N SCRANTON. MlLkESBAKi'fE 49, car
OUTH EMPRESS. Pullman Buret rnr ,aa E.or.,,
ZOO T. a. ,DallyD--,hcaso Nestbuled llnUt fttI,F
FOR S1KAN roS. BiNGHAMTON iMali.'N'y al. 70
TAI.y. pullman Bufret se-p,s NJ 4'e" AVN -
,hcag Dining Car west of Hu''H ,,,,r,., sleep.r.
FOR sdRANT0S, BINGHAMroN. ELM fA r ~ n
MI MORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving j" ~
o.so A. 4. ~ DAILY, BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
ToN OWEGo. ITHACA Ei.MlhA ~ i.AI mr., ~;
i.TicA and oswEdo ExPKESs Tuiihs" nu'e'
TICKETS AEp PULLMAN ACc0MMopAIlo,;N B.. a.
=, -, 49, q anns ,llnited, Il3 Broadway, ~ Pak
D.. ~. Broadway ana ~: Hroad"ay' IlcNets AT
l.th-st, oL est i@oth-
w., , i1G t.cadway Brooxlyn. Timetables sisins full
,r.crurst!on all stations
=. r.;rrt,rT EMPRESS COMPANY VIII call for and
.b.ct Iaeease hotel ar residence 10 Jesuiaton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22
"RI ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

Inn 10 L NJ
ana P,rlor cars Dining Car service Meals la CART
Sonus AT Brnal) with through seepefs 10 Detroit anu
81, 10 100 p ~ daily Tor EAsTON MAtch
cui'&k WIlk EsBAKRE. SCRANTON week cayS'
49, nj hraurhes chair car o. Mhuch hu.h
.,5O t,IO = ~ daily. excep, SUNDAY for W Linz i.
:, 49, piTTSTeS SCRANTON, and principal m'eI-
Mons al points III coal reb'O"s
I,'ii,,,, Ttn.t ParlOr Car flr Nikesbarrr ..,,,.
.4.-u 80 T. VI daily except Suuchy, Tor fASi'N
,'r.,tn,,lpf- Chair 70 fartun
.t,.o n.I5 y ~ lsundays onD) fo MAtCH CHUNK
an. U,,o r. II daily except Sunday for EAsToN
',Incinnl Intermediate stations
100 T. NJ daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
49, and all points Nest. Pullman sieepsr Nestione
,-",n 10 Ch,ayO. Sleelers to luna!o AMI toronto
80 Ia S:,O T. NJ daily. except sunday s.spinS my
st 'sni'rU PLAINFIELD. EAsTON. BIT I;LaIEm'
" At9sc ouH GuI'NK, sAYRE. GENEVA. RoCHEsTER
I'm ~, HI-FFAIO ant TORONTO. Pullman sleeper
~ nuraio None but sleeping car passengers carried
40 SO go 40 T. NJ daily .or WlIkESbAKKE III,
49,. ',I.NINA ItD,jIESfER B1 ff Alp. NlArAhA
Falls ana ala points West Pullman sleeper = sst
,ihnti rains daiI>, ~Ae-p sund1f 70. So IA
pJNINFIiI.D HOt'Np BROOK, and internr.i'ie poin's
niN 4 - 20 $50 % 90 40. $50 and $40 T. ~
Ticl cts and Pullman accommodates at l3 .1i 23.
~, "a and 323 broadway. 81 T. IAN ST. loo r. l2oth
:, iai Bowery. y. Y. sD Fulton ST. Oourt 81. ny
,,roadway and brooklyn Annex Brookyn, ,
Transfer 90. will cai for ard cheek baggage from
Lol ar residence through TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
| EHIcH VALLEY SYSTEM,

sauofs foot Of ed 81 Penn H. RI, Coriianas or
Desbrosses 81
.rndicatcs from Vest 2Sd - other hgures sho"
time ,rprn t''rt.andt o Derbrosses 81 -.
sU.IO O:2O \. VI. daily SUNDAY $40 A M ior
rASTON and intermediate stations. .. .,.,. .,,, =.
roT Iw.ek days ITHACA. GENEVA: ROCHESTER,
i,t,t.tAro NIlGARA FALLS and the West. and prlnc-
raj lor, polnis dining car and chair "a, t. Buhao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22

DIED 3D. LINE,
AeFor La Guayra Puerto Cabe,lo Curacao and Nara
INV " From Rober. Pier. Brooklyn
~ : ''T.AtfGiiION' Sdtu'nas' June
crp 'N,YpoS" .-............. Thursday, june .
:. "Atysos" mas very good accommodations FOR pas
s'"ss BOUI.TON BLISS & DALLErT.
General Managers. No. l3 'FRONT.' d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22
To1IAVD.AWERICA LINE.

IL FOR ROTTERDAM AND AMSTERDAM
VIA BOULOGNE-S 81 R-MER.
. ,vsrrRDaM ......... Saturday. Nav &c. 10 a. m
: sPAARNDAM SATURDAY June y ~ a. M
Moderate prices great comfort; superior accommodations.
.nply ,or handbook and terms 70 Gen Pass Agency 80
"a, York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22

RioCoffee market closed holiday, receipts p0pO bags
The statistical position q Braz coffee is follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22
RAILROAD :. =. LINE.

i roR COLON connecting with lines 10 Port Llmon,
se,sn,is t.nrtagena. PANAMA. SAN FRANCISCO and
Go prs OF CENTRAL. AMERICA. MEXICO and
SOUTH AMERICA W.. ~. =. w
,rrrsS". Nav ~ T.. NJ ADVANCE. May 80. 2 p ~.
- rates apply al Company.s oifce. - broadway
' ' r.. l.. WALKER. Traffic Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22

Receipts OF bseadMuns interior points III thousands.
omitted -four bbls grain bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22
DOMINION LINE.

~ UNINTERRUPTED SERVICE.
SHORTEST SEA TRIPS OUT OF NEW YORK.
ro,grnl tours to Old Point Comfort Norfolk Newport
~, petersburg Portsmouth. Pnners Point Richmond.
Virginia Beach Va and washington. y {. Freght ana
ar steamers sal! Pier %. North River. every
pseLisv except Saturday. AT p. NJ and Saturday -
r. NJ ,.,,.,. Va. De-, o,, r~,mo N1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22

ERENCH LINE
l. coMPAGNIE GENERAl.E TRANSATLANTIoUE.
ffpt,CT LINE TO HANRF-PARIS (FRANCE)
Sailing Every SATURDAY az 10 A. NJ
From, pier No AZ North River. foo; Morton Street.
"a Navarro May - Id Gascogne. June -
- pourgogre..... June In Bretagne June y
ia ~ lin. June II la BOureogne. July
:s,t ar'cv for T. = and Can. Bowling Green. ~ Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22

MA0GN(E ST[gAR08E10P GO.
steamships John Englis Manhattan leave pier 80
Market Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays p VI. Steamers htted with every modern
Improvement comfort and convenience Of tourstA
orices 273 Broadway, ana 222 South
H. HALL. General Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-22
WHITE STAR LINE.
1 NCHOR LIEE.-U. >. MAIL STEAMERS

Al GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY
From Pier 81. North River. .cot OF West :{th-st.
May Is noon Eth Jpia. June rs. nooa
rurnessa June u. noon Anchoria July o.. noo0
CITY OF ROME. June :. al p m. and July 2
CABIN City os Rome $50. other steamers. $50.
Second Cabin.
Furnessia $3.50. Other Strs tSa 4
~ Passage. 4
Paw. so55O Furnessa. S24 so Other Srs.. $23 30 /,
'' For new Illustrated Book OF Tours. apply TO
uESDEFsoN BROTHERS. As,s. Bowling Green
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-02-23

and can offer you a Dinner,
Breakfast, Tea or Fish Set Of
any size, to which you may
add at any time to enlarge or
complete the Set.
1t means a large investment
to carry four stocks large
enough to offer such fine
goods in this way, but it is
the way our business is run.
The above has just come to
hand from the "Old Coun-
try" via Sydney, together
with a choice lot Of
CoALPoRT and
ROYAL WORCESTER
WARE.
FRENCH CHINA for Decor
ating has also arrived.
We carry also three complete
stocks Of
CUT GLASS AND ENGRAV-
ED TABLE GLASSWARE,
and you will be surprised to
find what an elegant set you
can have for the money.
Our windows will show you
how tastily these fine wares
look just before you have
that peculiar thankful feel
ing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-02-23
Hospital Flower Society.

At the annual meeting of the Hos
pital Flower Society on Monday after
noon, the officers reelected for the
ensuing year were: President, Mrs. F.
M. Swanzy; president, Miss Lew
ers; secretary, Mrs. c. du Roi; treasur-
err, Miss Won Holt. The various re-
ports showed the Society in a prosper
Gus condition, both financially and in
the general good results attained in
the work of the year. Mr.. Allen Her
bert, and not the President of the So
ciety as reported yesterday, will look
into the question of securing piece
of land on which to grow flowers
There was some opposition to the pro-
position at the meeting on Monday.