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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-30
RAILROADS..
new YORK CENTRAL

All through trains stop at Albany. Utica. SYRACUSE
Trains es We Grand Central station as follows
$50 Sp.Iy .sssg. sunday i TN 1soa'
Fastest ,rsn IL a.. World Da. Buffalo 4isp NJ
Niagara Falls, 5.s2 p NJ; Toronto $40 y: ~; "
- tro lilo p N. Limited TO Its SEATING espefwsy
S.45 A. MAST MAIL. Daily-sor Buffalo, N'sss"
1880 4 S1bsS Express .xeee. sunday ,,.. PC
80 Buffalo and all Important New rorx s,a - Gil
LOO p. M-souTHwEsTERN LIMITED. ano ~, nr. :,
cAoo SPECIAL. Dsuy[Fcr co sua gpicsso
$50 p. M-TRoY AND ALBANY SPECIAL sxespe
80 SUNDAY. Stops at important stations a. hosv
$50 r. M.-LAK1 SHORE LIMITED psny r,d,s "a
Train 70 Chicago via Lake shore p y,..ni,~ snX
I:ts A. H.. due Chicago $50 p NJ S'esp'As '"
600 P M-wEsrERy EXPRESS paly-For Nssars
Falls Toronto Cleveland, Detroit ana Snicse~
0.2S M-SokrHsRN Express. pai,y- xs i'"s'
TO p. M.-ADIRONDAcK MOUNTAINS AND MON
. % TREAL EXPRESS. Daily u,,~vvxsruwse
$50 MIBrFrMo ASp sou alsssra vaiis,
Cleveland. Cincinnati Indianapolis and 81 Lov n.,.
9.1J P. M-PACIfic EMPRESS. psily-For osae -
burg, Mag "a Falls Cleveland. chicago ana 80, ~
cept Saturday for Cape Vincent and the
every night except sunday nishs" summary
nights Chicago sleepers leave at aia
HARLEM DIVISION. ... -
OILS A. ~ and 355 r. M-DaLy. except SUNDAY
Pittsheld. Sundays only 0.20 A, "
Wagner Palace Ca : all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light. -, s...o-
Ticket and Wagner Offices az Grand Cen s pead~sv
23s Columbus Ave 81 West ie5h 81, l22,n 81 ss
and ssh 81 Station New York RS and TO rui'on So
and 100 Broadway. f. D. Brooklyn. - 49, 49, vox<
Telephone 27so Thirty eighth street TOT 80, or rssi-
dence nv westcou Express Company 49,.
GEORGE n DANIELS. General Passenger Akeh'.
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v,,noprAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool April Enclosing: whest-sPot No re
1n,,b arm 6s sad. Ccrn-spot quiet; American
$3.50 NOW r. SID: old Be Sid; futures quiet M,
di~el mi aS bi.d: September nominal Flour-st.
1ou,s fancy winter hrm ~ Cd Hops at LSndon ar
I.s 49, "a lOz6 81 Peas-Canadian. os ot1u.
f3esS d, extra India COS prime mess Dos
IN. tine res. Western 45s Hams--Short cut rs
~ - an aTs ga Cumberland cut. y TO W 10
steady sis: short rib IL 10 70 NJ nrm SIS; long Sr
$3.50 25 10 10 10 firm. EOS short clear packs 10 70 81
N steady ess Sd clear bellies. IA 10 10 io steady s @
a Prime Western in terces, STEADY. US AheIcai'
rrned IN 2s-rb pals steady. 27s Sd sho1defs guar
10 80 "A m steady 23s Sd Butter finest tnen sthtes
=" - ess cheese easy American finest white ana
aored 5Is ca Tallow-Prme city steady. Is Ausra
a., ordon dull 23s Cd. Cotonseed oil. HUI rennen
NsavAuxust dull l5s Sd. Turpentine. spirits stsons
ass Cd Rosin common steady IS petroleum. i'"N'
"a IJnseed oil, iss I'd.
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. April 20. 1899:

New-Y0rk. April 70 1917
corFFr-The week in the market for coffee futures
-S5 Win both sides very conservative ana inospcsea
g. o,ia,e further obligations pending the appearance
factors which to base fresh ventures. INC
renoe ductuaton Of prices tails morning was mere
80 while total transactions were confined 10 one
trs3e Of 500 bags. 1t Saturday haf-hoiloay ma
nd In the cable news the crowd were
,rohe IN see the slightest inducement to alter tner
,-seent relation to market. while domestic inioria
H., VAS equally devoid Of inspiring features true tne
,,srebonse movement large NEARLY 2oWo oagS out
on th4 other hand primary receipts continued run ee
$50 for this country were liberal and arrivals at Ne"
York heavy the close the market ruled auiet IN
e,o,atlons net unchanged 3 points lower Much me
same hesancy characterized dealings in the spot ma
prices were nomnay unchanged, on the basis OF vac
sor Invoice lots SAC for Jobbing parcels OF no
RIO The steamer Handel. with 1000 bags; ana me s
stesre- palscara with 1000 bags, cleared santos TOT
.b Tnited states Yesterday The steamer Taormina ar
lived Al New York with "a 230 bags Rio and Aol' oass
Bahia. 49,. ,...i ,.a-L.. "a dav
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mIddIing &C. good ordinary Receipts SIS bales;
shipments 1906 bales sales. 1850 bales. stock 125 l54
bales.
ST. Louis. April 29-Cotton quiet; middling. i3-i6c;
low mddlng CSC good ordinary 10 6c. Net receipts.
224 bales: gross 1179 bales shipments, 1889 bales.
sales 100 bales stock IS. Dos bales.
Orleans. April 29Cotton firm middling. l1-16c:
low middlng Ice good ordinary. Arc. Net receipts
300 bales gross. 1856 bales exports France 800
the Continent 1905 bales sales, 1850 bales
splnners. 2 092 bales. stock. $50. 94S bales.
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Cash quotations were as follows steady: winter
patents 81 SOgsS so strash,s 2OgSS So se sass $50 so
strashs SO soass 10 bakers 81 2o9s2 So No spring
wheat 7lsq72isc; No spring wheat d62g'l nc; no :
&c No oats 27l1c; No white 3oa3lc; No o white:
29la3oHc: No 2 rye. bee No barley 37ls9+5c; No l
SO 35 cloverseed grade SO . mess pork per
Dbl $ sOass eo; lard leo ~ s. l59s5 ia short
81 5OqSi 10 sides boxed 81 95qso o. wills
key dsters' finished goods. per gallon 81 26 sugar
dairies l1Glic Eggs steady; fresh fl@al2c. Cheese
weak. creameries. ll1s4i2iac
Cincinnati. April 29-Fiour dull Wheat quiet and
nrmer; No . red 72isc Corn easy and lower; No =
mixed s8iic Oats dull: No MIXED 29c. Rye quiet;
easy, 81 so Sugar firm. Cheese nrn
Milwaukee. April 2o.whest hrmer; No MoF tasr
T3nc: No Northern. lilac. Rye hrmer: No l. 59go9He
Barley quiet: No . 40c. sample. 41gioc
Northern Aptil 7o5sc: May 7Ohc July II &c; septem-
Der 60 qe9Ac: track. No hard. Ilse No North
ern To5.e No Northern 69nc Flour unchanged. Bran
unchanged.
Philadelphia April 2o.-wheat UNCHANGED: contract
grade Aprii Tsr IT6isc Corn steady No mixed April
aegse.c oats dull and weak No wnise snPped Ssig
unchanged: fancy Western creamery nc; d2 prints
zoe Eggs steady; fresh nearby lSe; ,a d2 "estedn
steady fair demand RecelpsF1our 800 bols and 200
sacks wheat 60o BUSH corn 100 ~, oats, 49, 49, snip
, S. h9 pa:n Apr s. oas5 So srssh 4S clear
7sc VIVA Nay hrT ne :n 1u sls9 asa ss
1oSs.i ira's Corn hs No cash sis. May se asked
ss ,sssS s Msy e CSC o1 1S nsHsS sept
s24e: no white. aihe Bran dull easy; saeked srS'
Teledo April 2e--wheat higher. Arm No 2 cash I5se;
Nay 5sisc. Corn 10 lower: No mixed sye' oa.s au'
steady No MIXED s Rye aa c, sss4 sn fpr new
"a "a: October "a 40
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Spot closed steady with quotations unchanged on
the 16c middng upland and Is I-loc 1or
mddlins Gulf. compared with ssc and 6sc. respec-
lively year ago Total Of AIS bales were for export
direct shipment Spot cotton IN Southern markets was
teegraphed the local Exchange az follows galveston
and steady Sac Orleans firm al 0 IL ioc
Mobile nominal 9-16c Savannah quiet AZ one
Charleston quiet Sac: Wilmington quiet st 6'se Nor
folk dun az 5sc: Baltimore nominal at oi.c memphis
quiet at sac: Augusta steady az 636c st Louis qulee
al lS-l6c. The export movement follows;
Great Britain. France. Continent
Total to-day 43O 1904
Thus far this week 10 43O 1900 1904
mus Tar this season.. 32250l9 69,lol 2+o''oSS
,tcps az Houston TO estimated at 100 to
ilss against 2oI4 last week and 49, year ago Ia
~ Ieecelpts a. Nes-Oreans. Zoo to 5000 bales
"tsls, +. go actual last week and 4. 65s last year.
receipts Al the ports and interior points Today com
pared with the same day last week and last year;
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.1nclndlne 1000 taken ex-ship


COTTON-Even for a Saturday half holiday business
n cotton futures and the same was true ~
regard TO the pendulation Of prices The market openen
ouist in tone with prices unchanged 20 points OWL
and closed steady with prices net unchanged 10 pun
low The feature trading II feature there was con-
sisted ~ European local short buying or he husus
rosition This contract exhibited relatively hrer
lion as natural result The larger share OF me eot.oa
var led was supplied commission houses ana Soune
interests Liverpool sold the far months In smal "sS
Aside from this transactions were cutie OF 4
scattered accounts order bN room
TIE weather in South continues surprisingly soou:
and crop accounts Indicate steady improvement
the belt in consequences The Chronicle in It's suifhary
weather has been favorable generally during the as'
week Planting Is making good progress as rue
ana the crop where up is doing well Texas aoVces
denote that in Southern portion OF the STATE go
stand has been secured from early paintings Inc NJ
movement starts with every promise or pas!leIhs
last weeks receipts But the face Of generally peais
news sentiment in local circles is much MIXED WIN
shorts nanfesting less confidence than In some time
rAx News from New-England cloth markets CONTINUES
very gratifying the main. Demand for Manufacture
goods is reported full rates. with spnners IN
some Instances disposed advance asking rates
ing 10 The Chronicle the cotton industry in Cenuai
Europe is decidedly brighter than was few weeks ago
and the reports much more encouraging than moss
rroven,ent IL very marked. Now spnners and manu-
facrers hold considerable contracts extending to the
end OF the present From Germany. on the other
hand advices less favorable. Italy noted improve
en and Spain steady from the depression Incl
dental with the late war. $3.50 1870. . So.
W Is
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

rtvernoo April 20 1 p. m.-c1oslng; Cotton-spot
ou,st; prices Unchanged American middlins. nd The
she dav 1000 bales, including 900 beles
SAFES -, INC Xnerican midding 3%d. Receipts. 3Ooo
ba~s including 800 bales American Futures opener
~ cinssd ouiet with moderate demand, American mo
iitns M G. May 10 64d buyers. May and June.
70 Gat buyers June and july 10 osa5 2vd4d ouysts
90, .rd August 20 ed sellers August and september
% CAD sellers September and October ID st5S 20 $40
October and November 10 sd sellers. Noyen-
d nscembsr 1s64d buyers; December and Janu
nr, rs cad buyers. January and February, 1869
h,g h,yera. February March. 10 GA buyers.
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orurp NARKErs-By TELEGRAPH

chicago April 2a-There were not enougn ea' n r.
ceived to-day make the market ana pa 800. ayeaeed
m lower Fair choice. 50 si.F Si %: heary -5sa
S,Sp 81 65aS3 a5 pigs 50 35Qs3 So Prices Q,
ngnt' S"ns there being small a supply 20 MAKE II
were Reeeipts-Cattle head: hogs 1900 sheep
1000 a.. ,-m.aax cath.
cincinnati April 2e-Hogs active - 2'gsS 10 ,ng
"A
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

,,..,on Anril 2p-CoitOn steady; midding. 51sc; low
,ss,,ng SAC; good ordinary, 10 Ice Receipts o2io
haiss. exports Great Britain s5si bales sales isf
baies: stock 50. $40 bales ,.,-. A..
baltimore April 2s-Coton nominal; middns 80
Is 3Ds bales. 60 -. -.,s.u.~ Az. ,,~
fniddlng ske Receipts. ~ bales expors eoas'"se ''
Saiss' sales 100 bales, stock. @IIi bales. -,
Memphis April 2o-Cotton quiet; middiins' o*e ~"
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

st.,,ops foot OF West 2rd Cortandt and Desorosses
e'"'' Streets (Psnns. n. II. Ferries) -, a.. -.
rink IVES, 2srd Street Other figures Cortlaudt or
nesbrosses streets. Daily except slncay' ouha~s
oniy other trains daily ,.sroN
.4.42 S'yO For BUFPALO, NIAGARA
PALS and West and principal local points: P'ros
and ip% ,n!5SS is. 90 Noon, SLACK DIAMOND
.sssing CAPACITY Due Buialo s:1 n con-
rsctine with through sleepers 10 Dcuon sno Sns>s'
Dining Car service a 10 eMS vrrKEsBARRE.
s125O 90 p. sCRlSTON, Coal Branches
+.3J0 4.10 L. NJ. And INTERMEDIATE ponta ,
.ox ,xpM Local Tor MAuCH CHUNK.
+4.2g 2.3y iSesi EYpress for EASTQN.
f.2.2X g'SX N For BUfslo and points Wess
rh-nyyS slespina Cara 20 Chicago and doronto n "a
~ 40 = 90 p n Express for BOEFALu ~
600. 9. SO P NJ For ITHACA. R0oaEsfEh'
BgTEos and ws, fle sSs ss6nsp BRJ5k os.
daily except sanda,; .ion ic@ o q b IA ~ ssSP'M
scrt ckets and Pullman mnodstion. At rs ~ e
s,s % and is5i Broadway Union square n,s,,r
go Fulton 81. Court Sc, IS Broadway AND D'0'A"'
Anney s. sr..l 20 VII call for ard cheek hassAss
,,or hotel or residence through 70 destination
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RAYMOND e WHlTCOMB.
Tours and Tickets Everywhere.
25 UNION SQUARE. Telephone a26-isth St.

A pyERTIsEMESTs and subscriptions for Tho Tribune
"A received at their Uptown ONCE No i.2t2 Broadway
I'd door perth 3istst until O'Clock m; advertise
the following branch oces at regular
offce until o'clock viz 2o4 shave, . e.
cor 2sd-s: f52 9Th ave. l2th-st: Mays ssh ave-
ish-st: l42 columbusave. West 6oth-st; 100
West <2d-st. sh-ave. % East hth-st: 7oT West
4a-st 7th and 9Th i East t1th-st tsS6
sdsve between 10th ana 77th STE; i03e d-avs. Asas
eist-st.; i1O6 ist-svA. near eosh-sei - N-eyA -
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
BALTIMORE & OHIO r: r.

ON ~ EFFECT NOVEMBER 20 lses,
,Ssra Sew~York Whitehall Terminal sou'n fe''' A"'
foot OF L'o .puy Except sunday tsundays O. o.
eurcAGo e.4so a. m. from Liberty street on'''' '
n M and si2 10 night. r., r,her,v street oniyo.
$3.50 P m: ,TT III 3 ST louis .a55 a. NJ 'S5S p m
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS. ,.,
vAsHrNGToN BALTIMORE: ~; , T,S.r, p' .s2;
eli % m 1Dner). W. 50 p. n, 10 TpaIn1' ass
fir,ited Exclusive PULLING tlnsstinI go q
CKoss Is S. o. m ana .I2io night NoRFoi-A' ii~
y. ,,,-,..,oA with Pintsch Light
orss ia l72 26 434, 1854 b way y Sn, .vs
Oncss ITO, 339 Fultcn-st., 40 Grsnsm -sN.-s
prosotiyr, Whitehall Terminal. Baggage e"ee~S'
boteI or residence destination. L-.
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CENTRAL R, R, OF NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal Used exclusively.
f Stations ss'T in NssDYork foot Of Liberty s.,
Leaving s' from n's south Ferry Whitehall 81
nvs minutes earlier that given below for oe'' We
except ~he" r nD.sn leave foot Of Liberty ST. A.
&c. e. Fix ss d sss;a Ss:s
Easico fSis $50 10 Es s g p 40 suSa's'
600 to Ess.Sn a. Nj p. aD ana scranton 400 sio
A. H. lao p n Sunday. .i:s . \ NJ 40 7,s s,o
5000 so Reading n, ;2o ' Sunday. $50
t al 20 /, 10 Rs Reading NJ 100 1880 $50 900 p NJ.
i2:iJ night rr,,,.u,.,o,, n, 400.
soF s fSnsuI H. i isc :' sundays
'4'0 A NJ 1909 Az l.so Rail az ? RorTE; re-. "
FOR LONG BRANcH DEAN S.S GROVE Psrs &C ocean
Grove 20: s ssa p sans 6sGs s'fSf
only to Giro $50 qols only 81 20 Red 10 s ss BANK
alb @ nam .r ssIS e R tss
h hsnsr p' r. ' soo oT e ''0V'' w Is
'i For Atlantic Highlands. .4so $50 iiso A. 100 NJ W.
49, $685. d''' T Fo M LAKEWOOD .w s.,..
.4:3o $50 1918 A. NJ. las. $40 4;io T. )" ''"'"'~
'q For fskshur. 80 So 1918 A NJ i'' s''0 go
For re%s ' River Barnesa' ''sO $50 A. NJ i''''
For Atlantic City vineland and Bridse'on' '''o A. 49,
ror Monmouth Beach sesbrsh and Highland: SUM- o.
days 900 A. NJ, 400 p NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
vo, p,1r,,nrrpHrA BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON.
From foo, OF liberty ST - ~
Week days 500 1000 a. 80 p INN pnins carr,
600 P NJ i2l5 mdt. SUNDAY n 40 awissi IS 90
Dinns carr 500 P NJ l2lS %St Aadiis9 so 400 49,
m III ,sae on, n s,indsys 900 A.. NJ. 400 NJ q,
Tickets parlor seats s At a. oI' s4 isa broad.
way s1 sth Av % Union So west sS E York Court
s7s West l25th St 25l Columbus Az % Broadwsy viii
,amsbnre The n Y Transfer Co VII S1n 10 a
.Fron, Liberty ST. only. =,
4trrom south Ferry a. $50 T. NJ
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~ co.,.o ,,.rk.t weak. No Rio $780, exchange.
932d: receipts bags cleared for the United
5000 ssss: cleared for Europe 5000 bags S'o0A '
~. statistical poston Of Brazil coffee is follows
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA& western

stations In New York. foot OF Barclay ana 1--WE
N IA
BIngharton Mall ........: vi. ON" !"
BufraIo Ithaca. oswego and n ouc s,ooo ~ Am n m
Eaprsss p.,r.io Expre.. 90 800 m
Scranton. "ikesDa''' - 400 o m i2:cD m
eT AZ q
chicsxo & Buffalo Lin Ex;.r..'. ..I;Wpm "
Rufslo Ex Carr. Buffalo 30 ml OWE III ''~s"
Syracuse Ithaca. oswego. Utica IL. 49, .,n. -
Ttcksts and Pullman accommodations al 10 ~ sno
$50 broadway and ~ Park Place .,,~
wescotrs Co VIII csi TOT ana enecn o~sssS@
to Destination. DAILY.
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RAILROADS..

PENNSYLVANIA
u RAILROAD.
STATIONS loot Of West Twenty-,hird Street and
r~r.. Desbrosses and cortlandt Streets, 49,.
Streets minutes later than that given below for
7xn THIRD street station ,,r., p.,,or
Ne" York to ptsbuTg Sleeping Car Pi'souFs 10
$50 NS FAST sSf'nf E. P,;sSus and Cleveland
$50 A. VI. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED Pullman Com
Sas sSisssa '' csveand To,sds eineiaaa
$50 +: n. cHHc1Go s ASD t ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
81 or ash"ile via cincinnatD Indianapolis chicago
$50 %o,. r; N. WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago For
7.sO p. VI. soUTHWEsrERN EXPRESS. For Pitts
Ssrsi Cleveland, Cincinnati. louisvhe' Aha'ahapos
40 p VI PACIFIC EXPRESSLY r,t,ssSrsy .; and
csnnsss n for csyS Sss .ss:g.
s22 r. Y. NAIL AND ExPREss-pglA%o,a,n, BUFFET P;,ss.
burg; points S West dapS except sunday. No
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
NJ 80 $50 s0pns csF lSsS .p'nas al
Ss s'$ IS IT, . ssS sS 's;y ss &c .s
% Da eli re. . s9S Prps Gs ns se ''I
SOUTHERN RAILWAY Express. $50 A. 30 p. NJ. i2oo
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memphis
AM N NsT o Gb ans 259 daily m and $50
CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAiLWAl.-too p ~ uo''s
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK d. III
week days and 740 q. m. daily. ,>,.. -,
ATLANTIC C1TY.-150 p. weekdays tDeso,osses 80
ortlandt Streets 40 M through Ees s S,nr
Train. Buffet Parlor Cars, Passenger Soseh anu ~''
bined Coach.
CAPE MAY--l250 D. m weekdays - 49,.
Long Branch Asbury Park CInteraken. sundays osn
Grove. and PoTt Pleasant from West 20 = m
Sundays. 92O 40 NJ from Dese'os so NJ
Cortlandt Streeis). 0i0 a. M 1880, 34o, ana oiV y ~
Sundays 0,'i Fo 8; M ria1T Il 4 THI
e9 20 30 40 81 ;n, 80 g a eHoI mn so $50
$50 $50 30 40 Dining Carr, $50 (Dinng tsr, o.oo
dining Car 40 $50 M i2oS nish,' 20 s1 nIns
6fc 500 $50 go 90 uimitedl. $50 looD .Dhln ~ =
Can. a. M. 1880. $50 Dining carr 100 soo 40 40
Dining Carr 80 DINING Carr $50 DINING carr ",o'
$50 D. m. i205 night. - -, -.
Ticket offices Nos. 461 o4t 1895 1884 III ana Eoi
way; Aston House West Twenty-third street STATION
and stations OF Desbrosses and Cortandt streets
Court Street Street 9s Broadway and Penn
syvania Station. Brooklyn station Jersey cy;
The New York Transfer Company VIII cal TOT ana
check baggage from hotels and residences through 10
Telephone 2757 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service. r.ooD
j. b. HUTCHINSON. j.. n WIZ
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Boston April 20.-Flour dull receipts. 2.35 bids:
spring patents 81 eOaSi 50; spring bakers 81 ass 80;
patents So 70Si 3d. clears and lraghs.
81 3oasl 10 cornmeal quiet. s5Qs7c per bag 81 $50
81 90 per Dbl Corn quiet: receipts TiIi7 bush; No .
SAC: yellow 44lsc Oats quiet: receipts 6 S2
bush: fancy 37isd3sc; Nos 2 and 3. 36isc Mifeed
steady spring. SIS: winter SIG 10: Red Dog -four
ST. IS mddngs si4 75ds16 10. Butter firm; Northern
l7c Western, lie imitation. 1iisc Cheese firm; North
ern i2d12i4e Western l2iac.
Chicago. April 2a.-The leading futures ranged fol-
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AHA. -, 49,, .ua~x.. % 40,

Foreign coffee markets-santos-Cof market oulet
soo5 average Santos $500 receipts 1900 bags; STOCK
ss9 COZ bags Hamburg-Cofee market opened uh-
changed at 2:3O net unchanged 20 = pig adVanSe
ssies az COO bags Hayre-Coffee market opened quiet
n ,ncha mad AT 70 uncha nged; sales. eVO bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-30

Receipts Of breadstufs at inteIlor pon's III bus5 as
last three ciphers 1000 omitted nour oO's' s' ~
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WEST SHORE.R.R,

Trains leave Franklin 81. station, y T. ss io'o"s
and Is m later from foot Of W +zd ST. n.uv ,,r
I2,45 p NJ CONTINENTAL lsMitENu, 80 Da"F ,iis
Albany Syracuse Rochester, Buffalo. Niassfh rs.is.
Cleveland Detroit. Chicago and 81 Louis AnS~
Chicago and ST. Louis next afternoon: hlnns "a,
,b,45 p H. 100 m. later foot W 42d ST. cnlcas2 sno
ST. Louis Limited Daily for Ctea Srscusein s So
ester BUFFALO Niagara Falls TORONTO psuVsss
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-09-14
PR0NOUNCING The VERDICT
strong Men Wept when They Heard tho
Court ~ Dreyfus Was Guilty Text
of the Judgment.

Rennes, Sept. l0.-The expected has
happened. Dreyfus has been condemned;
but, though a majority of those In the
court room yesterday afternoon fully eX-
pected the verdict, they were completely
stupetied when it was given, and the
silence which prevailed in the room and
the way men turned pale and caught their
breaths was more impressive than any
other manifestation could have been.
Maitre Demange sank back in his chair
and tears trickled down his cheeks, and
Maitre Labor turned white as sheet,
while all around the court men looked
at each other in silence. Positively the
only sound to be heard was the rustlng
of papers from the reporters )benches. as
each press representative tried to be first
to send the news
AS the audience left the court room fully
10 or Is men were crying openly. and the
majority of those present walked quietly
down the street for more than a block
without speaking a word. 1t was like "a flu
neral procession.
Meanwhile a tragedy was being enacted
in the little room off the court room
where Dreyfus listened to the reading OF
the verdict He had been told the result
by his lawyers, and had wept bitterly
but in the presence of the officers OF the
court martial he listened impassivSy &c
the sentence.
The general belief is that Dreyfus vii
be pardoned; but this will not satisfy his
friends. who vehemently declare that they
will refuse to accept the VCgdict and viii
continue the battle until the judgment L.
reversed. The verdict, they say, IL di'
rectcd more against the Jews than against