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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-02-08
STATE PRESS.

The pardon business is overdone ir
this state. If governors SOW indiscrimi-
nate pardons and judges SOW endless
compromises and suspensions of justice
the state will sooner or later reap a har-
vest of crime.-ChariOtte News.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-02-08
GEO. 0. GAYLORD, Propr.,
OF WLMNCToNS BIG RACKET STORE

Commence business this day and assure
their friends and customers of a CON
%tinuance of the same business PRINCIPLES
and policy which characterized their pre-
decessors. All business entrusted to rs
will have our careful attention.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-02-08

Professor r. II. Griffin. OF Yadkin
county. has been elected to the chair OF
Eng ssa al Furman university. OF South
Carolina He has been teaching In Yad-
kin and is an accomplished scholar.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-02-08

The Sprager Tobacco Company, capt.
tai So. 900. has been Incorporated at Nj
Any. y. c.. by w. s. Forbs and J. d.
Patron, OF Richmond. Va. end Others.
Raleigh had the coh on Tuesday al -
degrees
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-02-08

Liutleton Reporter: An cd citizen Of
Raleigh. writing OF that city fifty years
ago. says then the Farmers brought their
pork TO Raleigh and carried home the
cash. now they bring their mortgages
and carry home western meat Is this
not true OF other section than Wake? Too
true Is Warren like Wake In this re-
Spect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago April 2a.To-day's light offerings Of cattle
wer. disposed unchanged prices Extra choice
steers brought s. 26ui5 40 81 ., choice w 81 700
Is 90 Stcck.rs feeders So pct4 -" and hsfers
% iOi 81 % 81 75d}6 y Hrs failed 70 support
hoes to-day All prlr's conf'grenty recsded n
angel ~ E. 81 -. Ne Ink gn.ug ffr S3Wfs& %:
Tigs ii largely d; 81 e. 81 n Tnde n 'h'ep WAS dlll
AMI pr,c,s We largely non'al. Ilpped ,Aeep were
quoted 81 '0ds for ewes a. sfFSi ~ ~ we'hsrs
sigSi -. wo-,ird sJGs1 90 IKE
csi,ts" cattle 200 hogs - ono; sNccp. ct'l
Tinc,nnau APRIL 23.-iiogs active ~ ~ 2VWN Catte
slow at Sc ,s0s4 ~. sheep dull AZ s. h"r$t ID lAmoa
dull SASS 70. . ~, ..., ,..... .x,r,
FoIt Liberty Penn. April ~ -''sttle etsshy; extra
&, lOrsS ~ prime s5s5 10 common 81 oo"N' 20 tos1
sc,v. prime m~iuna 50 26HSi 30 h"st heavy WORKERS
81 eonl ueh, workers. - Ertt -. heavy hogs
a. ;sS, o. pigs So 73Gii rouRhs ~ oo"ss 10 N e.p
,.aay, choice clipped - c0Si 30 common 81 loIS3 ~
choice clipped lambs NG5dsA - comfn.n e. GOD S5
a. ~. ,nrisx amhs S5pST veal calves. - 75Hto 20
''Kansas Citv Mo April 29-Cattls nOminay steady:
ouota, IONS ruled about snme as week ago nogs o..
"a ION pr!res ~ ~ lights ard piss showed least
s.c,r., sheep iOfi Zoe lower: no sheep offered
is Arril % cattle steady. fair 20 fancy natives
.hnnns and expor 81 SAX 80 dessed bee, anu
butchers si1sS 10; unaer ," 10 h ~ So 81
Gt3 o. IIogs. Sc lower iorkers ~ SNS "o pn'kr,H
soGt q Is butchers 81 9odsi SHEEP steady du' ma
t ,T mut,ons 81 G5asi 10; lambs 81 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

Sew-York April %. 1898 .
a.. ,.arr z cars or 10 head. all
.Tc Ecne Tor sale Feeling stesdy' opa,nsry
beef In no, sdss Latest cables from LONDON ana
vsrnool quoted American steers a. % S9essed weight
drssssu bee, at s4attc per 10 Efpo's tho No
.,,is and 24is quarters OF bee OF ~ ~.
S Ss Tor london GO cattle on IN. hs Tor
same port e. ca,tie on the Francisco for Hull ana "
sheep on me Iv head received and sold a. Ssrey
.ady prices Market auo,s 5000 x.ss steady At 1890
poor TO choice Low Mt bfrThc little calves unehahssd
at sn.tn1 H. Hum. Bro vea' lbs 10 average Al
50 Is per 100 ~ veal. iA2 No. at io5 do. 10 ~
AND LAMBsRecspts to-day wshs - snt
- Including direct TO butcher us
or 62p heau ~ there were on salc. q when
ne , were At 0O,h-s and y, cars Al Jersey ny, n,
~ sas sbt supplies feeling was nrin al hrouhj
continues "f ioc higher one carload unsold deck Of
prn. unborn nn ,heP lambs at 81 6oGse Isl clipped
60 :. ~. bunch Of Maryland spring lamos q 30 per
fSGs9 y: = uI nut,on Arm at 1850 per NJ drsss>d
f. AZ sfseMe: dressed spring lambs quiet At
sassissDi. 4 Hume . Bro. IS clipped state lamhA 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24
EXPORTS To-Day
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. April %. 1898.

eo-. New-York. April o. 1898.
SoFFEE-Even for a Saturday half holiday trading in
ee futures was light reaching but bales the
whole session this business being restricted op-
lions cable news featurel-ss and.
speculative public stNl Indifferent. traders
disposed 10 extend their obligations: the other hand.
lhey were rather inclined TO even outstanding accounts
Owe sunday In view Of the unsettled political situation.
inc !rst call developed steady with prices
changed - points below yesterdays close There
on covering hui later the
under general lack OF support. and closed steady with
Aprl - points higher and other months unchanged
points net lower The advance in the option
suited from scarcity Of sellers increased demand
rom spot c"nee firms. Will" receipts tho
last two days rather than looked FOR
narkabo showing Of United warehouse Ael,e les
easily Offset this factor Total deliveries yesterday reached
COM iersbly over 10000 bags including a large block
taken by the Arbuckle Brothers
There was fair inquiry for jobbng parcel. ~ spot
Brazilian coffee. and slight increase in demand far
invoice blocks. The market. however. a.ou,
chaneed ruling steady with quotations the basis q
61sc for invoice lots Of No Rio
The call for mild cofees chiefly johhlng ma
ture with the Maracsho and Central American varieties
receiving greater part OF attention Quotations
without important change.
The range Of contract prices in the local marke,
fOl.Ows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24
p.csn. at the ports and interior points TO day com
20 rh the same day week. last year ana IN lS'

TIoI,n AND MEAIDomsna was Leg: ae' q Icing
bn, tns sn3 on the sendlness in wheat srrihs PAM
50 d0as3 49, sprng clears 81 sstra No w,n'c,
ezra No winter So Ioass "o; no eshts IN
s'0 ~ TIRprm .as, 4S ss' s sSs 20 81 q. t.
BAG MEAIrsm me 1E EbNf steaa";
yelow. so ao ~ winter in bulk. s2 0occ spring hgs
72isQs5c; rrddng bnis chen Csc; oil meal s23Rs23 80;
city feed soIG &C. % bulk sales ZOO bags hominy chop
&c. r,,,r .r-Aithough sustanlng an early ~
cline OF nsay nn,.,aknhy nrm and subsausnJ as'e an
10 any ,~h full OF nc carry t.
mens ons but decline en- May .a ana psrbut
loss On asr Weakness Liverpool amounting S b. No
s los noa, noticeable on strength abroad had
70 s9ch T"c, upon trade here for shof, .sp.r who
fsrlnzs were any Outstanding contracts over UNI. IN
lareo ~ m the possibility OF r.re a1oo,
ta OWN M 20 All soIts OF startling um0. Sy tinted
the war lhe In repnd 20 captures ~.
during ne sb msn-of-war but the most
States sno IN r,arket In tho why OF 49," as
effect upon w than direction OF the price AZ
az bear proned by crop sS for winter
pSs, AZ Surins The last ss wsskA Ana sA''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24

favorable on both spring and winter whe. prospects In
OIL states except California .he stters crop promising 10
r. short rumcr from Wisconsin TO The enect thai the
Government bbls Of hour 20 south
stirred considerable interest In local circles but was
not sufficiently well vouchei for be considered entirety
reliable" II remained for the curb trading however 10
bring forth the most exciting movement OF the day IN
active GOVERN by shorts July espei upwnrd from eoc
to %~c closing at o'clock at oa'sc hid The .rs'aor-
dnary jump credited u private Russian cables de
noting light stocks restricted offerings and ns advance
in prices. II runored that tho Continent wns
outbddng ENGLAND In Eursisn markets Tho market hs-e
finally very and Salcs OF ainu -
leads all ports reported for export Quotations OF
cash wheat. b anos basis. rs follows NO red
81 10. No ] Northern Sev-York 81 II. No Northern
Duluth. 81 CORN-Trnde in corn during the resn.
lar session rather quiet but. Ike wheat the ma ket
maintained steady undertere End closed officially u &c
lower than last night. curb trading more active
with jump In july from 81 to 3si.c cosing at /
O'Clock et 3Si.c. Tho Liverpool market hQtc net
higher Export trarssct,ons footed ~ loads all ports
No corn closed Gsssc afoat. .OATs-The mar
ket quiet .ay all The forenoon. closing
uncharged. No oats closed 3ii03itc; No .at.
3li.c: No white 33'sc: No white clips. 3itc; No
white aac; tack mixed 3isG35c track WHITE. 3'nIF'
-. RYE-Msrket steady; Ne: western cic o a"c"''
Stat" va. Gi0G2c ( o aNoat. 59c I track.
BARLFY-Market steady: feeding. sc = New.for
..... .SEFDs-Mn-ket duiet clover seed fair. - 'bI
s. 81 higher grades. IS 5oGSC; tim thy sed S3Ts3 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24
sorrurRN COTTON MARKETS.

o.,,..,on April 23-Cotton hrm; mdins b'tc; low
,,isaiInr Sitc suod ordinary 5bc Rcce'p's' o'o JAW
sn,.. ! o7O iaies stock. o. 72l bales
>,,, Aoru 93--Coton quiet: mddng q ., iOc; 10y n~
,,,,,rx 6ac good ordinary. i-l8c Recelpts ~, ~
mind.'hs -oastwise 1873 bales: sales. 10 Bales
stock Ass6 bales. ,,,, A..
namorc. April 2scocn nominal nlddn ,l".. "1 &c
low mS Sa7 ha;,.s. stock ia bales.
Memphis April 2sCo,on hn i %1aa Mss rec qseip ~ .ss
ans sr".e $50 bales shipments 2o3l bales raes LOW
bales; stock. "a. ss' baisr
,,. Aoru 81 -Cst,on steady: middlns lo-l0c:
81 it-t6c. gond ordinary I-l6c Net re
low 40 hsiss: xrt>s 325 bales; shipments 80 bales
.siee. 400 bales; stock, GsSo bales
-.h Anrn o. -Cotton firm: middlins. SIC: low
Ssy,nx s p1iSc Receipts. 500 bales; txpSrts 70 inc
mos'nn Osa bales sales. 10 bales. stock 5iloi pars
~ go. Aoru 23-Cotton steady; m.ddlng
isisc low mddins 7-ec good erainary s.ios
~ ny Cont nsnt POI bales; es. $500 bales s'ook
aT5 So7 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24
'''' ROYAL Blue LINE \. -.
,, Lin ,nE1pitTA BALTIMORE AND WASHING


a. Flows and nve minutes earlier from West 2sdst:
fIaM A. M.--vestibuled Express daily for binghamse1
woyerly Elmira Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Bunalo ~
T. 81 Parlor car to buffalo. -, ,>,~ IN.
train Tor Chicago arrives Cleveland !:to A. Chicaso
r. NJ sleepers to Chicago cIeveani and e1nc'n"s'"
10 r. M.-Bunalo and Cleveland vestibuled Exprsss
rstiy arrives 4. NJ. bradford 1:lI n. M
Jamestown 700 A. NJ Cleveland " 40 r seepsrs g
,roit Chicago and the West. CATE Library Car.
n45 M-sold train to Sh'ci yn,rs 10 NOT
rTVcKErs. LOCAL TIM cARps AND PvLLnAS
Way ilI Bowery $50 Fast l5th-s and q West 18th.
st. Chamber. and West 2sd-st. ferries New>Yoski ~
rd 72s FtIton-st l06 broadway BROOKLYN: 700 Hudson.
st. Hoboken and Jersey City Station wsstectt E!prtse
cas ana cheeks baggage tom hotels ans sssAaenes
10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24

MoLAssES ANp sYRrrs Esc-p; for slight
o ofiers it.ns a. heretofore for ue smaller Its u
sng o. ffusrl To- decasG impf ,sm'ai LSh
CARDS %. business and IN" level %, '.ins
f, i.aiG so, I'elsc Gm a., N's s.s '? an
cn , %g,.' ayie eho.s az sase f,rs; rlc
s,fu,s common. iosisc taif. iaSi'e god i'I''''
NAVAL. sToRhs-n narrow market frrn
start - nnh win former gao,'sn. ms'r 'f i'' so,
,sr ~'rs fa,ly .csi, ~, 'rr' v. qos
Tar regaiafs 81 -. o bbi.. - 90. I.n $, ~ 'rfit'
'rsane .s."r, ara ~ g .e,o,, g.,
9 So, g., q =: u M% &c :. 30 ~ 10. "
nm At IN fl9~.ns quotation, @,,ss'F"1 80 ~
j.. .s,ol go Lem. ~ niiL 81 stss'nr - A.
Y.sao II c COX for e}er. :. pcr'. ,rs-
,nn"re % % e','n To- l1y,r -, XII 10 cuArf:its
Tfaiinr IN .ai 'onnare ,,Anhs, TO a"y ~ all
Si o,e VAS zoo, aem.ns tof ,oanss- bai ,e.-l.
nni ir-ni' to p-ocu~ nass ar, h',n II o.
gan 'raIe a,o or The usnsn'lant- ifAi. on un.'
i R@.i Is ~ nSn.n ean.f 800 asrc1.
Philadelphia e. Denmark, 3. io,d ~ Hfi - -'.n'i
. ~ Seam a.5 aaie'. srsn Xd,n,s
1ar. Tor ofer- june lst.h steamer i3c,p quartz,
rstn fhAaephia T. cox fof orasfs. 81. Nav. u sh
steamer. 400 quarters gram ,sme IS "a ,po' ,~o
hnush steamer 'z end 20 ton fen,"i ,s's
,s.n,e 70 4ursn por' s.c'ned Ma, ,nt J"n r., -
ss mon's. - 81 Nor"esan a,'hmef. w. ''n' .n w.
char'r ai-Mt n,e month -, -, ,non'n' r.S -.
p,il' - ,ai.u's i,,a i'd farr r,or,r.
gs" n.f t'1 n"".t ,wo m.n sis"m., 20, ard ia,s
rs ani a Norwegian si-amer i"i tons. sugar, norm
49,, ' q % ca,.. 9.,,ofun scScs TO Japan &.a
~ German tafs -" quarter. srain nsnc' !, ran
ton y e. t. H1sion s3silt Two sehoontrs '6' ani .
!ns lgmt'I iYn'~''. 70 nos,on =" 80. Az, oia ,r
$50 tons coal. r. lal-pha to Portland, % schoone.
~ ron. coai i'iiade,pha to ITi,ioI. sc,
tfttfr aN
The weekly circular = Chailes u Tanier 90 r"r'we.
declaration Of war was to tn. demand for pr,
ysons. IN sympahy win which cotton oii ma, be. ns
having made This nxre Ocean freSh' have al,
wiinou, an expensive wal clause The French market
rejecting The inproyemen IN prlce' ana some aad
cotton oil WI follow pr,viaons very Tar irlms crad'
a " q. S '' mi. h, n"n Without s'e ra rate
freight We quote. Prime crude ia,aoc nominal. prime
%5a' sun nc% siow ~ butter grades. 2sS2s,c
r.eea "S. raw as.oc american boiled tls.2c
calci'ia sic lara o. choe. t.o.s. ,,,,v.,
active selling ty packers and others hut the market sui
;gsI@ o, .' M .,s" ssS ,'1s i a%y 81, ID
:s 3.. nS sass s..y .sss
tsa DHhssEn HoGsu2a', quoted cI ErcI M, re
rl9sIsa I 1.el l au re- %; Smoking ss..
% ,S.,ca "a q, r. s.S r.l:d du qas'Ss 4s%o
Western green 10 n. c';e; Western r. G,.geHc.'..
A .d n :n'd ans, quoted South Amrc. 500 con
son, a5c nr@,n 1000. COMPOUND s:.sdy auc,
c, g.rS w1cT gc Ia CIV lard s,esrn.
nominal r ar scor. continue, 70 b,v. strength an
og arnena. ON va" the oe .muasd
~ great extent, Todsys business heavy. at fui
s sn2 NV @S% buyers: ' Domestic ana Java
soG .S Sns S psS% when ear.ponsy s%"o
quote eno Domestic. common to lsw tsr tra4ss fair "
sSa 'sgS.se d Sp% IN bond o.! asss Japan sxass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. April 20. 1880 y. m.-EHchange.cio Closing;
wheat, spot aiin No Northern spring. IS Cd No
rsd Western win,e' IS sd corn-spot h,m American
mixed nsw IS V,4d. futures quiet April Is JSf; May.
ss shc; Jaly. 50 Dhd. FLORIST Louis fancy winter
n,n, l0s 10. Hops at I>ondon--pecnc Coast dull.
u losQt% los. Beef nrm; India rness, 1888 %;
prime t'ss.. o7s ca. Pork Hrm prime mess me Wss.
err, o5s vl prime mefs medium Western, SIS 3D. Hams
,shori cut IA to 10 ID. Arm 3cs. nrm; cumb.r
i -, cut q 70 40 NJ 3es ca. short rio. 20 TO - r.
,Sng cles, d1ss heavy 20 4s NJ sss Ga shor, clear
-, o. shouders-square IL TO IL ~. FIRM. 27s Cd
AZ crrims Western steady 2ss 3D. chses.-An,ercaaIn
nnsN white rrm 30s American finest coo-ed rm AIS "a
Islow-rrms city steady. 10s Cd. cottonseed o--IAv-
sooi renne6 firm 16s Cd Trpontlus-Spirits strong,
>" Nesn-.Common nrn IL "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24

strong IN view Of the ani IN sympathy will
the decided strength % the English market Cane q
London was cahei n Arm and d~srer; Java quoted
II. I'd and fair r~nnng hrmer and al
vancirg steadily April quoted al ~ Sad an,
NAV gs ti.d TIE local refined market strong al
day with fair business doin. M further advance
81 -iGc 70 'sc Buyers showing apprehension sne
trkin1 sunpll.s fest possible fears that susA
r. materially hshar In n" immediate future
and the general situation gave en-
drrces ~ stndil, hardening We quote: Dom'nos cut
ioa. crushed 57sc: wdcred and coarse powdered
$50 grsnulatsd and nnn granusted. sac coarte gran,
lsed AMI nne granul,L hsc confec,ionsrs fran
ultsl ars cut.a NC. xxx powdered. i1l6c: mould
A 81. diamond 4 *: conf-ct.oners A. Sic; Nos
I. 2 and !. lie. 40 5. =; No o. 1.,loc; No
Ir.c. No ia 10. so o. til-iGc; No 10 4rsc; No ~
4i.c: No ~ lido No -. 4s.c; No lt o-lvc; Nos
lG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24
60 April 2s.-rhe Leading futures ranged Z" fol-

xsss s9sa1' Sos 3, sre: aas clears.
sses.i '' a. 10 10 90 r ,g" IDS s H. sen a2N.
zSls aaoc No rye 5G& a57c. No barley. 4oqtGe' No
PORK per bhi si0 s5asiovO ard, pc, 100 ~ - -
short RIBS sides doos s. 25g>5 co. dry fat.! sn..'es
(boyedj 4%r5c short s.des doxsd). 90 pIso ~
Produce E1cnanre today the butter market waz seady'
Cheese Gull ard unchanged
Cincinnati. April 2a-FIour steady whsa, FIRM. 40
red. Sltti " Torn higher 10 mixed, "'xc. e g
srcng higher; No mixed, 25'ac Rye firm: NO = osc'
Sugar arm Eggs firm. Cheese steady.
.Mcwsukee Arm 2a.whea, hrmer: No Ncr,h na1
Gei0c.
.,Minneapo.i. Aprn 2swhest strong; april 9 % Way
HI Jay 81 0Gsi S stetembtt st.e; S0 h ars;
Patents g. zO0f5 ~. second patents 81 o5hs1 To- nIs'
changed
higher: ccntrac, grades April 81 05tQsI o. Corn
&c lower No mixed April and May 3''sN3I &c, hni-
-. dui and Nc lower. fancy Weston eresmry lec o.
Gih,s. DOC Eggs quiet but steady fresh nearby and
weston, HE; 20 Southern lOisc Cheese hrTn GOO
demand zen kehnei strong ard at go m Hos
!rades were ~ higher; powdered cubes crown A.
80 rrsnuia,ee crystal diamond A. 'a.e con- a.
R C. - Ns i5i'c 4 SS. sacks. wi Wheat
s'v" Lush: corn. $1,000 bush: oats 5000 bush
1, Louis April 23Flcur unchanged from yes'.iaay
81 lover 10 red ear oe ss'1 ny So: Sep
ly*e pa. No hard cash 9se .XIn-Sp,, 'o WI
Nk1 eash. Si.e; April. 3l.c; May SIC ASKED Su.SS
&c ra s,Ip'smoer a2e s'e"Gy i lr 4%c
ia: hto'emse 2z'1c bid: No white 81 nc. ,an
seuonger IN demand sacked. East track &c I,u'tsF
nIm; creamery. iS0shc: dairy. n@i5c Eggs stsaAy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24
DEL. LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN n. =
stations in New York. foot OF Barclay
and Christopher Streets.
VESTIBCLED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUrDBu

CARS. PINTsCH LIGHT.
Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTClAIA
THf, ORANGES. summit Bernardsyiile. besneo
Ridge Madison. Morr. sto.n Passaic Paterson. boon.
ton. Dover Stanhope. NEWTON BUDDs LsAxz5
LAKE HoPATCoNG Hackettstown; SchOolSrsS
ToS. wATEn oar srKouDsBrR1: Poeono ncyn-
talns SCRANTON PITT5TON. WILkEsBARES
NANTICOK9. DANvILtE. NoRTHUMBERkASR
Montrose. BINGHAMToN. OXFORD NoRwiCa
Ws,sryie UTICA. RIcHki ED SPRINGS. Soss,nse
CORNING, BATH. DANvlLLD BuFFAf0 and ~
points WEST. NORTHw EST AND sOUrHW1T
500 4. M.-BINGHAMTON MAIL Stops At prtnoiees
1000 A. M-Cat. ca., BUFFALO SCRANTON. DLEo-
RiGnFfEip oS sPRISos sYRAcrsb and oswSd3
HXPREss. Pullman Pa:ace Cars. Connecting -
I, 90 p *. ~scRANToN. WiI.KEsBARRE and ELA1RA
EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Car. ~
400 =. M.-sCRANTON. wII.KEsBAkRE AMP rLfh-
100 p II. (Daily)-Chicaso vestibulsd Limited EI2rvs
ssr scRANToN. BLNeiHAMToN EL1RA,v Sut 4:
rAo Pum nn. p es r.s s'' e u Si
$50 r. N. DaEyl-Buralo Express Pullman s;esRsss
for SCRANTON BINGHAMToN. EfMIRA. BATH
,tT NORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving In buna'e
o:ao p n Daily-BuFFALo SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
TON. OWEGo. ITHACA: tLMiRA; sItAGpUsSESi
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACcOMMODArIoNs =
Henry Gage Limited. ii3 Broadway. ~ Pan
Place 40 Broadway and 942 Broad Tickets 81
ferry stations ia 4h-sve l2thst 81 IVES, 18th
ARD 100 Broadway Brooklyn Timetables giving ful III
farra ion ~ ali stations - -. - a.. -
WEsrCoTT EXPRFEs COMPANY WILL call for ana
check baggage hotel residence 20 Destination
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Railroads.
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD


ssis & sksI
sS.s,. than that given below tor
'SS ax-s.msa s 9 t r:ssr C.: ::
ssS SsSSSS: rns az Ssy.tesi
s;tss Dass s%'H Toisds
sSi:.ps' hrl.s5 S * 5 81 LOUIS EXPRESS
$50 %E VIA fass
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sap st;S,Ss hur.,
Sleeping N. .'f ao aSD ins ISsTS
J2's Ti,' '' ax f''' The
s2o 90 90 pqlns Gsr Is'q al Paa;
snd Dining Cara 80 GIans Car $50 ,D, r. Gsr
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and Dining Cara. 42O Dining Carr 40 DINING CAo'
soTThEES R RAJ WAY 40 p. laos
ATiXSTIc' COAST LINE.-Espre-. $50 m. and $50
Se h6is SHH .sd g CO.;
NJ Ms. d Day and 4S m daily a.x, ..sros... and
C., % cs sss,. 10 M Through Buffet f.'''
CAPE NAY""is 20 p m days CDeserosses and cort.
ss' ass,' srn4:y oss:s
roy. and Point PIsa'sat from we: S "a
e saS s5.. 40 m g c s.o c , iss
e'. 3" r '''stS; +, 4 aas.s Limited. Is.
Dining Can. 1880 Dining Carr. il5o a: m, lxoa
$50. $50 $50 42n A20 Dining Carr. 40 tLnine
car, $50 ,Dinng csr 40 $50 P - M lZoc n, S1
1870 Dining carr i50 dining carr sou ~
Dining Carr ijj DINING carr. $50 Dining CARP ~"
Ticket offices Noe ,G "a. 1885 1923. III and -
Broadway: Astor House West Twenty third stresss
Station and stations foot u D.sbrcsses and Cortsnss
St.e.s; Court Street. 500 Fulton street ~ broe1w -
on! Brooklyn Annex station. Brooklyn; station ysny
city Tn. Se~-Tork Transfer Company VIII GU ~
and check baggage hotels and residences tn0usn
TO destlr ati0n.
Telephone '12T4 Eighteenth Street for Pennsyiven8
Railroad Cab Service.
! J. ID. HUTCHINSON J. r. WOOD
General Manager General Pas6r A0eoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, April 49, muCo',o ,so far a., De
mana: PITT ~ The day were baes OF which iOoO
sor sp.cuiaton and export and included 5000 Amer
49, ~ psccInts 49, 400 bales. all American Futures
nn.a steay with fair demand. and closed quiet but
steady American middlns m al, ap aIc.s $500 50 of9
Stay and June 81 GA 'ers Jnt and July s7s so
ssnrtsmbsr al c4d sellers; September and October
"a caro- s7-S4d sellers; october and November Soetd
,,srs. November and december 35 643 308d value.
pscan,bcr and January 35sia3 aGS4d value: January
snd February, S5-G493 SUoid buyerA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24
BALTIMORE G. OHIO

Lave New York. wh!,ehai Terminal South Ferry and
81 Liberty strs.t
CHICAGO - 20 4 m. 81 ~ p and 'l2:l3 night
pIrrsp RIO. $50 a m; 49, ?. m; 1900 p NJ
go is nsH, n Lihe-'y only.
CrNcINN,T1 1T. LOUIS. 5000 n m. '5os p. M
WAsHINGrON BALTIMORE t7di. 1000 l,in'r,,
.i 20 a m uJInArl 900 Diner - - (Diner). '+;oo
oDin.r - 80 p m and i2:ij night
NORFOLK. ~ 30 4.
NFW ORLEANS uhr1ugh s.sepers) - - .: m
All trars are Illuminated Ni'a Pintsch I1Eht
Or-es il3 10. 2fl 49,. : 40 Edway. 81 2. lttr-st
l77 Donory " = 2a9. 3u Futon 81. Brooklyn; white
hall Ternra. Baggage checked from hotel or residence
10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24

COTTOS--There further liquidation to-day -
ton purchased the bulge ana under M.
The market easei m s|yea, points News rom the Tng
llsh marke; generals favorable futures Liver
pool opening an. points higher and c.osng a rain
q 2nG3 points while sipt fairy active o.
few scstisred buvirg orders from Liverpool. however
business the local marker for the sale Of
cfiefy bv the smaller operators. who feared - take
Sunday in view % tho critical political
situation After opening steady with the active months
2QS points lower the market developed and
closed brr-ly steady at net loss ~ 5fs points Busi-
ness exceptionally light. compared with the
a prominent bull house cllms that another
Dig crop improbable inasnuch every prosrf
points prolonged blockade 4 Cuba and sustained
dem5ralrA0n ~ Southern and arri, u.'le.
general inclined - n" b-ief 'ha' con-
psrativcly little trouble VIII be experienced IL sending
cotton to Europa - cleared from Northern ports 10
British vessels and 4. unque-,lonnhiy the bona nds
.elgh,s Yesterday showed abatement today and
cotton rates Liverpool points owe- - SOC The
closed quiet al unchanged Gl'niiora.
uiddiirg up.anls 7-lGc and riic.ng Gun. II -iG,
southern spot markets micclinF quoted. were az f'l-
lows: Wilmington &C. ,c hghe-. Norfolk quiet.
3 100; sale. 40 bales Baltimore nominal s%c Mon
pits nrrn &C. sales. 800 bales Augusta quci. c'sc,
New Orleans steady 1916; sales 25eo hales bile
nominal 5T.c savennah firm. Sac. sales. ~ heies
Charleston steady. 5%c 81 Louis si.afy u lGc an
.sVancn ~ / lrc: sale. 300 bales Receipts al New
O-ean. for Monday officially estimated Mt 1000 -
aco bales asalnet 1917 last week 20b last year and
ssG In 1905. Mondays receipts at Houston were 81
me ed al TOO ba,es against l.l2i bales last week
The statistical position made up by his mornings