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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

,.atro.,o, A,rl 4-cotton easy: mddng is
On, ,rdtng T-6c good ordinary Lice net receipts
ssa hais" erors 40: sales 200; spnners 100 stock
81 ass 80
,,,,. ,-,i 4 Chiffon nominal middling. 6hc. low
iSdiinr isiGc' sood ordinary 3-isc: receipts 1855
bales stock c0.5i4
c.v.,,.h ,nrti 4-Cotton easy. middllng. ii-l6c
lou middiing 81 good ordinary nominal receipts
g75 bales. stock 4l,sis -
S.y Orlasn. Apr Cotton quiet, mdaHhs Otci
-, r,tddirr ldc. good ordinary, V-loc receipts
: a,5 bales. sales 2e5oo. stock. "ssos'
,,or,h,. Anru Cotton steady; middling. osc' low
iti,nr 5itc. good ordinary 4nc: net receipts Lpsi
hsi,. eros. 2Oas. shipments. 52s: sales I'D s'och'
- Iou,, April 4-Cotton dull. middllng ''c' 10"
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Railroads..
Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL


All through trains stop at Albany. Utica. Syracuse
, Trains leave Grand Central station as follows;
$50 A. M.-Day except Sundays The famous
EMPIRE STATE ExPREss LIMITED. -
Easiest Ian in the World Due Buffalo =, r. ~ M,:
. tro II: 10 ?. NJ. Limited to its seating cspssc,v:
S.4S A. Mast MAIL Daiiy-For Buna'o. niagara
Falls and Cleveland.
1870 A II. DAY EXPRESS. except sunday 70,
LOO r. SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED and I'LL liz
CACO SPECIAL. Daily--For COLUMBUS clno'"-
% onsti IndsnspoIis: ST. Louis Detroit and Cncaso.
No Sunday. Stops at important stations q. ..
b.3O r. Make SHORE LIMITED. paily--Ss-n,aoruas
train % Chicag. via Lake Shore que Siese' 80
I:& A. NJ, due Chicago 40 p. NJ sleeping INV
600 p M.-wEsTERN EXPRESS Daly-Forr , Nissars
6.25 P. M-NoRr NORTH ExPRfss. paiiyS-For Troy.
7.3O M@hp Sne s.F MOUNTAINS AND MON
$50 p. M.-BUFyALo AND souTHwEsTrEsMHi.S
SPECIAL. Daily-For Buffalo. NIasarra r,s ~
0.16 P %-pAcrrrc rxPREss psiy-ror ossen.-
bnre Niagara Falls Cleveland chiea ..s,rn road
1910 nxht-MrDNIdHT EXPRESS For c snnasy
n''"'' ''''af Ts eIsfRssf b rSnyS 81 w.
9.f5 A. ". and 3.65 p M.--Daily except suh'ay' 10
warn:r sura sn o only a, 1 gHI trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light , s,.,o,
Ticket and Wagner orfces at Grand Crnfrrr ot,..r
il3 26i 4l3 Broadway y Union So "a 81 st.sn
and issth ST Station New York; and 7oe Fulton ST.
and 100 Broadway. r. D. Brooklyn. 49, - A.. x,,r
Telephone 279o Thirty-eshth Street for New 1o ,
cenra, Cab service Bsgsage checked from ho'e OF
GEORGE L nANIEI.S- Ceneral PASSENGER Agent.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

stations foot Of West 23rd Cortlandt and Debrosses
Streets (Psnna r. r. FER les
thine West 2lrd Street. Other figures Cortlandt or
Desb;osscs streets. Z Daily except Sunday sunday
only other trains daily. -
.615 :. 90 A. ". Local for EASTON. -
40 $40 A. NJ. FOR BUFFALO, NlAGARA
FALLS and " est, and PRINCIPAL Local points. fsror
and Dining Cars Connects for Coal Branches
lilo. 1900 Noon: "eLAck DIAMOND
ited 10 scaling capacity Due buffalo ss = " con
Meeting with through Slceners TO Detroit and Chchso
DINING Oa' ''' For wILKRs.DARRE
1880, 100 T. VI SCRANTON, Coal Branches
t'3.JO 4.1O T. u. A. int ermediaie points.
~.t IN h15PN Local for MAUCh CHUNK.
+.i'yn Sbo = NJ Local for EAST0N.
+.t'yH E5H p NJ Local Express for EASTON.
go G10 p NJ For Iunslo ard Joints West
Through Sic ping Cars 10 Chicago ana toronto; - -
ih'Uea0 : M p NJ Express for Bt FFALO and
TORONT None but Sleeping Car asrengersG csr rE
$50 $40 p. 81. For ITHACA, oCHEslEh'
BUFFALO and West Sleeping Cars 70 Shlcsg9. ,o..
SOUTH PLAINFlELD and BOUNp Bl'nOh ioca,s,
daily except sunday .I0?' i0j9 a. NJ sSp 10
Tictets ard Pullman accommodations at 49, 26 GS
Ss 81. and 1884 Broadway Union square est y, D.;
$40 Fulton St Court S., 70 Broadway and Brooklyn
Annex station Brooklyn. . 49,, I., ..cc.o.
from hotel or residence through TO destination
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WEST SHORE R.R.

rrslns leave franklin 81. sts:iae. ". T. ss t'"'""
ana IA m later from foot VI w. 42c ST.: o.,- ...
I2.45 p. N. CONTINENTAL idMiIEp pa,y raiIs
cisveand Detroit. Chicago and ST. L1Sis Arrives rs,
CHICAGO and ST. Louis next afcrnoen Dining Gar.
s,4S p Il. 80 later foot w ga ST. cnleasS9 ana
g, Louis hH,'ed .9sns 'G Pail. Toronto Dsfoi.
Cleveland chicago and ST. Louis .. ,..
r,S0 p NJ Daily for Utica. Syracuse Rochester. Buf-
faio. NIAGARA Falls and To,on,o s ,,.s.
ter buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit. Cievs-
land Chicago aud 81. Louis.
Time tables principal hotels and offces Basgage
checked from Hotel Residence by westcott ExpresA
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Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


NS pSs e VEST ESD
me leaving time from Desbros:es ano Sgaf es
Twsn bt ten msu,s later than that gwen
7So A; NJ. FAST Nail Pullman Buffet parios ca Car:
FAST rrk kSSPsHq'' ~ SisS..Ps
ION csrs For cScsso cisselane Tasao Cincinnati.
80 p 81 c i2Gs; n So LOUIS EXPRESS
For Nashville via cncnnatD. indianapolis chicago 81
b.5o 2. VI. WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago. For
40 p. II. pso 18th ExPREss-For pitts-
burg. Cleveland Cincinnati. Louisville Indianapolis 81
TAO r. VI. PACIFIC ExPREss--For Pm,:ss.s ara
GScs sn, For Knoag daily via Val.
$50 NAIL ASP F pI,,:
burg and points daily. eacsp, sunday. No
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
30 $50 92O $50 DINING Car). 1870 DINING car) a.
i2So I,o 80 Ca2 "cSngrss.toas I !, ;6,,, al
Cap SO 1905 might sunday 80 Pc io:g
a. H'I Paro and i PSns Gao cars 40 SSns cs
sou IT nnf Si $50 FL DO nfn so M
,'oSPoLK AND 5' WESTERN R RhiLwATfor Ms%D.
AfGSfic o eSssr = Special la.o
c caF 11 OHIO g9yRsR4 S0 81 sy
a m , week days and 40 daily ,r..,, a..
us Ssr5 Ss sSs So
bined Coach
f1RL h4.S5S H:ss PARK ss:s, suna.y o
Grove. and Point Peassn, from West twenty tnlrd
Stree; Station $50 a. M. - 90 320. and 40 o. m:
Sundays, 20 q m. 40 p. m. Grom Desorosses and
Cortlsndt Streets 80 M $50. $40. and $40 p n
Sundays 94o a. m. 5.l5 .. H.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
eio. 72o. 80 $50 $50 go $50 Penna- Limited. se
Dining Can 1880 Dining Car. II 20 m IL 90 Loo
$50 80. 20 20 Dining Carr. $50 DINING carr $50
Dining Carr 40. $50 ,. 100 nlsht sundsys.
6.l0. $40 SO. go 80 UimtedD, 9Sl, looo (Din-
ing Car a. m. IL 30. 80 Dining Carr. 80 So p
Dining Can. 40 Dining Carr, $50 dining carr, I'fo
$50 .. M IL % night. 49, -.
Ticket Offices, Nos is Di4 1875 1894. III, and zei
Broadway: / Aston House: West Twenty-third strest
station; and stations Of Desbrosses and Cortiandt
Streets Street. SEQ Fulton street q Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex station. Brookyn. sta'Ion;
Jersey city The New York Transfer Company VIII
call Tor and check baggage hotels and residences
through % destination.
Railroad Cab Service $3.50.
j. b HUTCHINSON. j. X mOCD',
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NAVAL STORES.

The general situation to-day fairly satisfactory 70
holders Spirits turpentne ruled quiet but steady and
rosn moderately active all grades with prices
well firmly held and In light supply
Quotations follow.
TAR-Regulars. 81 rs; OIL bbls SO %
SPIRITS TT'RPENTINE--i2di 2i2c.
ROSIN-Common to good strained, 81 3Iis f. - 4Sq
81 30. r. 81 co. O. e.: H. 81 10 7. 81 SO; x, So VI.
81 %: " 81 As: W G. 81 30. " ". So.
STOCK on HAND
Spirits turpcn.ine 4so pos
i'4" oOAo
London Ap-il 4-Ilnseed OIL 2i.d. Petroleum
American refined. 5l5d Turpentine-Sprts. 3is ID
Charleston. April i-Turpentne quiet at S9c Rosin
steady. unchanged.
savannah. April 4-spirts turpentIneo firm 8ac sales
2.s. receipts S34 Rosn frn; sales 32 bbs; receipts
4,263. Quotations: A. p. e. D. 81 Z. 81 ~ 81 Is:
O. 81 30. 81 40: I. 81 30: X 81 60; NJ 81 So ~ 81
y O.. 81 81 " ". 50 CO.
Wilmington. April 4.spirits turpentine.Nothng doing;
receipts casks. firm e5c and 81 receipts 4Ol
bbis Crude turpenne steady 81 - and 81 40; receipts
80 bis. Tar steady. 81 receipts. 426 bis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL. ETC.-west Point

n T. April I. 1899 Sealed proposals IN rplicate
will be received here until u NJ. May J. lsss ana men
onened for supplying the L. :. Military Academy Win
Fuel Gas Coal Charcoal and Gas OIL required during
6scal wear erding so 1900 l. = reserves rsnt %
reject anv or ali proposals or any part thereof lnorma
ton furnished upon application Envelopes Containing
proposals should be marked proposals W on" 81
arnsa u s. NJ 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05

w cotton closed quiet with quotations l-loc lower,
s-4q.llg quofed 6 l6c and middlng Gull
,,.l6e az compared with S-l6c and 0 7-i6c respee
Icy year ago Total sales - 433 bales Included l3S
az ~ spnners and 900 for delivery on contracts spot
.oa IN the South was telegraphed rs follows: Mobile
Csi ll5c lower. 5sc Savannah easy, at ll-l9c'
eson quiet. at 5sc Norfolk steady al &C. Baltimore
a---A4l al 6i.c. Memphis steady. at orsc: Augusta
lie and steady at exc: ~. Louis dull at 5.sc; Gal
son easy at I5-16c New Orleans quiet NJ o%c: VII
"hlston quiet &c.
The export movement follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05

Liverpool April T. p Cotton-s29, que, PIN ,ss
unchanged. American mddlng $3.50 ne 500 ,,Ja an
Sav we're 600 bales Of which 800 were II. in
"a vrort and included 700 American isecep sI.se
anu anu 1872 49, TX 600 bales Including 1i,3Oo American
Su,res opened easy with moderate demand ana 10 a.
ti, steadv, American miidling. m G April; 10
"a ~ CAL sellers April and May. le0tg5 ZVofa liz
Nav and Iune l96iG8 ~ 6id value June az 40, III
az c,lS1 % sid buvers. July and August 3 70 o4d sr
srs, August ard September l9-6ia3 ~ 64d seer I
S "a G473 10 iid buyers; November ana Deceni'e'
10 CAD buyers December and January iS1u ana
January and February, : Is td Du!e'S' ''
March 3 Is t,;d43 l9-64d buyers
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e. OHIO r. r

s,-Urnr-rr ~ EFFECT NOVEMBER 70, Iooo'
Leave New1York whitehall Terminal South Ferry sn'
io'' o. i'9 spsIy tfsxcept Sunday. tsundays.
CHICAGO 1'43o a M. from Liberty street oni'' IL"
p nTr ana 20 a. m from Liberty street oniy,.
'' C2TnSPPrT N ST LOFTS p5s a m. '55o p m
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS: ~
WASHINGTON. BALssIM4oRE; f'Taa ,, pIo.rS. as
f.Royai Limited Exclusive Pullman TrsinD .,aes
DINER 1855 ?. and az 10 night NohfoLA' 'i~''
All trains illuminated with Plntseh b 6is,, G.
Gacess fiS f72 2sl. 434. 1894 B'way. p Inion Sd
W: 1877 Bowery. y. Y. $50 Fuor,st lso hnt 49,
Brooklyn; whitehall Terminal bassAs' '-'N~'N AVN
hotel or residence TO destination
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NN~~Y~
} RAYMOND & WHITCOMB (
( Tours and Tickets to all Parts Of the World (
I Is Union Square. Telephone e2o-jS 9Th 81. (
Proposals.

OFFICE Constructing Quartermaster OF Fort
- Hancock y j.. Army Building Whitehall ~ s Me~
here until IL O'Clock NJ. May 1859 and tnen opsn pen
for the construction If Ordnance Stciehouse aHp
Iayatorv Building at Fort Hancock. " j. according 70
plans and specifications 10 be seen here top3sa OsSs
ana Instructions to bidders furnished on application
reserves right to reject any all proposals u =
RAIl.EY- Cant. 4. Q NJ. U. ;. v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05

receipts A. New-Orleans tomorrow were Officially
snaied to he TO 500 bales against o. 463 bales
'usl last week and i64 bales last year To norrows
's az Houston were estimated al 1890 10 400 bales.
'sshsi 1900 bales last and GIL bales last year
tpis az the ports and interior points to day COM
'1'". WIN The same day last week and laet year;
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- 5 ENGINEEK OFFICE. vicksburg, Miss,
,,vrppooL COTTON MARKET.

id6l,nr 5Ac good ordinary 10. net Teceipts i"e
bales. gross 2G3l. shipments, l.6i'. stock soooi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05

eorToN-Foilowing yesterdays decline q to points
steady start was made the market turned weak
ra.er renewal Of the lquidang movement naugurated
sTs lent influence giving special attention TO the
present crop deliveries. which displayed relatively more
animation throughout Shorts based their views argey on
The continued liberal crop movement and forecast 10Y
letter weather IN the belt seneralH The opening was az
unchanged prices to point advance and for time bus
E orders but with the satisfaction OF these prices negs
70 Sas Shortly after midday general unloading 9t Ga
n s Sun was started 10y more uealsn optinued
pai Ian expected. coupled with estimates o. Sos'1es
oasraie receipts stop orders were soon reacheu am
~ tine the bail crowd were extremely nervous NJ, on
hts trsp the near hand months suHerea most M@!
fH.z oA 70 $50 and August $40 before the decline
vas arrested The handsome profits in sight subsequently
tempted oca and foreign shorts 70 cover but al the 'c
re market showed net loss Of 10 points, With me
telling quiet and steady AT the decline The reopenlnF ~
Liverpool tbs morning developed less favorable STATE
q Affairs SID that market than the crowd here lad peen
20 70 expect Speculation In futures according TO private
ttrces very slack While demand for SPOT cotton
decidedly urgent than before the holidays set IN last
Ness Il GAINED that the news cabled from TINS
was 81 such contradictory nature that II
result that abroad holding of for clearer
Yea o. the real state II affairs in the cotton belt and
sor'awes TOD continued drouth with planters add
ny discouraged by another heavy drop IN temperature
over night. Though light heavy rains were indicated
he Official bulletin prevalent Il the central and
s'ern sections 'he forecast for generally clearing
m the entire northern part OF The belt but as very te
on has been planted in this section It was thought 10
sAs a, one tine o0 promised to become DOMINATING
..sor has dropped into the background and pracu
80 reported having fallen last night kinston Us
ca stated TIE weather the worst experienced thus
y This winter But in the main farmers were making
49, progress ia plantation work The chief cause OF nn
.stsss IS The lack Of moisture IN Texas. Information
~n this direction was practically reiterauon OF az
s,5s psrched while vegetation was making little or no
n. range Of contract prices the local market to-day
=" a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05

Fermentation department OF the Interior ONCE OF
nonasas ndorsed Proposals for beef aour. or trans
r., alton etc" the case may be ana drect.u 10 NJ ~
t,orm,ssonsr Of Indian Affairs 1902 state street chi
In IN viii he received until O'Clock m. OF Tues
dav April 25 1909 FOR furnishing for the ndlah t
49,. s,cles ~ subsistence also for boots and shoes
sreries soap baking powder crockery agricultural I'M
pemens dnSings saddery etc hardware school and
medical supplies and long us. o. s az bs articies
e1nds and supplies "a may be contracted for 20 be
delivered the agencies seseg ,pn ross cofh
Ing Ste the may be- and directed to the cor.
missioner Indian Affairs Nos 81 and ~ WC Cecy
r. M Of TUESDAY May %. 1899. for furnishing FOR the
indian Service blankets WOODEN ana co'',n g 900 ot an
tSyernment blanks. Schedules giving all necessary IN
formation for BIDDERS VIII be furnished on sppcagn 70
Wooiter street New YORK city 1902 state street
chicago N the omaha P So Tou ST. Paul
ana San Franciscc the postmasters at Sioux city fank
ton A Ma ali S opened al the hour and days above
stated and bidders invited 70 he present az the
point Of delivery and to reject any ana an 1 or any
part Of any bid W. a. 1o-I-c. .on--no------
= 5 ENGINEER OFFICE. Army Building.
I ~ey York Apr ?. 1s99.-Sealed proposals for
dredging in Ciovanus Creek Channel n Y: VIII he re
eIyed here until u O'Clock moor. May B. 1889 and then
hIIcr, onereT Information furnished on application
f NJ ADAMS. Major Engineers
= s ENGINEER OFFICE, Army Building,
u xsv York Apr 3. ls9e-sealei proposals for
dredging in waliabout Channel y. Y, will be received
here until II O'Clock. noon May = lsV ana tnen pun
iey opened Inf.TmIanon iurn'snea @" "fp'''A''" ~
( EVGINEER OFFICE, Vicksburg. Miss.
o 900 c,bc wards Of earth. more or less along route
for dens mouth OF I9f2S viii be received here
until o'clock M April lsg rlhPn MAI Engrs
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CENTRAL R. R. OF new JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks. ''Electro-Pneumatic Sisnas-
Stations in New-York foot OF Liberty ST.
South Ferry. Whitehall 81 .. A.
Leaving time from South Ferry foot Whtehau stJ u
Ave minutes earlier than that given Seow for Liberty Ss
except when noted .
Trains leave foot OF Liberty 81
For Easton Bethlehem Allentown, Maucn CHUNK &c.
400 T:i5 $40 A. NJ az NJ TO Easton): 80 Eo g
Easton). t5:45 T:2o TO Easton) p. NJ sunday 't;~
ZOO to Easton) A. NJ. ZOO. $3.50. 900 p NJ a..
For wkesbarre, Plt,.ton and Scranton 400 sis
For Reading and Harrisburg at 400. 't:so "a. PIG
5000 ii 80 TO Reading) A. NJ, 80. 40 300 toS
200 TO Readns) p. ~. 1918 night Sundays, 't%
III 80 Read.ng) A. NJ, 100 $780, $50 $40 r. H.
For sunbury Lewi.bure. and wIllamsport at 1900, ..o@
-: 80 y T. NJ T. i 10 20 500 40 isis night
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &c
For Red Bank. Long Branch Asbury Pars, oceen
Grove and points south Point Pleasant s4;So 90 ~
only "a Sea Glrt). $50 cobb only 70 BED bann, lW
A. 81 q AS only 10 Red BANK. $40 only 20 Red BanD
45 40 els sundays sops q, nts Is a R sss
Asbury Park and Ocean Crove) sOO VlOlo only 10 nsS
For Atlantic Highlands .4:3o $50. IL 30 4, n, i;+%
49, f'a'' Si' Fob fIuHafKsfE : VOC M -" r.
$50 esq $50 ioi5 A NJ i;'' a4o' $40 T. NJ Sum
for Lskshurs. $50 $50 ioi5 A. NJ. Ia, $40. 40
For Toms River AID Barnegat s43o. $50 A. M i;<es
$50 p. NJ. Sundays 'l0:15 A. NJ $3.50 =.
For Atlantic City. Vineland and Brdseton 'f'So a. ~
For Monmouth Beach seabright, and Highlands Of
Navesink 1870 $50 1880 A.. H.. las. +ao p. n
Sundays 900 A. ~. 400 p. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05

Rio-cofee market firm: No : Rio. $500 exchange.
1924 receipts bags 1.-TWO days. cleared for the
'n.si States. 5000 bags; stock 269. GOO bags.
Tie siaflstlcal position Of Brazn coffee Is foilovs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
Receirts Of hay and straw for week ending April q:

MILK AND CREAM-The daily average receipts Of milk
and at the different railroad distributing points In
and near the city for the week have been as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHITApELPAIA BALTIMoHH AND "AsHIN0
Prom foot c: LIBERTY St -
Week days .43o 500 1900 ise pn sn S cs a.
800 p NJ i2is mdt sundays, $50. % 90 ~ -: -
Dining Car A. NJ 80 900 Royal Blue Limited 90 90
Dining Car) 600 p M 12I5 mdt. Additional trains sor
Phadelphis week days, rs, go 4 n 80 100 4;So.
Tickets and psrlor seats At foot OF Liner,y ~
whitehall ST. ilS l72 26i 45i al - lSs a. srosa-
wsv M eth Az % Union So West 1873 East 2oth 81.
273 West i25th 81, 25l Columbus Av New l9rk v y
344 SEQ Fulton St, Brooklyn; ~ Broadway. VIII
The Y Transfer Co viii cal for and cnecx
haggag from hotels residences 20 Destination
sFrom Liberty 81. only. -
tFror South Ferry at 5;25 T. VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05

F,resn coffee markets: Santos-Cooe market stead,
soo5 average santos 800. receipts, 10000 bags 1.-TWO
fsrsl st-cA. 10000 bags HsmbUTg--Coffee market
c,ened l. pfeung higher 920 D. net uncht rged 70
p.e.nis hi her sales GOO bags Havre-Cofee mar
Es oene1 8 ea1y = franc higher = franc lower a.
!? H. uncAs- ged at p. IN. unchanged steady: closed
irs-c hsher to J. franc net lower total sales. 100"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
( ENGINEER OFFICE. Army Building,

I Z. >-o,, York Apr p 1s90.-Sealed proposals for
5.5ri1, in cowanus Creek Channel y Y. will be re
ca~ej bera until u O'Clock. May 3. 1899 and then
,,hcry oneroT Information furnished on application
In " Engineers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05

TIE lug . the Cotton Exchange statistican receipts
NV important Interior towns thus far this wee"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
- EXGINEER OFFICE, Army Building,

y New York Apr. 3. ls99.-Sealei proposaIs io.
dredging in waliabout channel \ Y6 will be receive i've
30 nfu ~ O'Clock. noon May :. 1909 ana then pup
iicV onened Information furnished on Application II
=, ,MS Major EEgrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05

and offered sparinsly lot Of 500 bales ssai on spo,
ere sold al SIC. ard jute butts dun and more
less nominal. Prices follows Manila neInp ~
SIC: Manila hemp. shipment: saasSc; Manila hshp.
sbinment lnited kingdom skqS%c; sisal' spot 80
sisa shipment sic jue. spot B 8sS 3n'e. snip 9
mont NJ double triangle and equal 215p2ft'2c. Jute'
shipment b . 33Oc. jute butts. spot. paper quay,
10i l. ice. iutc butts. shipment paper quality ioy
! i0c. iue butts mixing. nominal Jute butts haggmS'
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-06-08

impulsiveness of the Frenchman with
the tenacity and all-conquering energy
of the American. That this estimate
is not merely imaginary is evidenced
by the fact that in the present recon-
struction of the city's affairs, calling
for an expenditure of many millions for
drainage, sewerage and other public
and hygienic works, this element has
taken a prominent part.
With the completion of these won
derful improvements New Orleans will
unquestionably lose many of its dis
tinctively characteristic features,
among them its gutter-fushed and I'M
sanitary streets, its historic cisterns
and primitive pavements, which it will
exchange for modern water supply,
healthful sewerage and years added to
the life of each inhabitant. Up to the
present time the city has enjoyed the
unenviable reputation of being the I'M
healthiest of the important seaports in
the United States, has suffered from
quarantine regulations which have di-
verified shipping, and has been stunned
by tourists. In the future it will be
one of the great export centers and, I'M
less its citizens fail to grasp the oppor-
tunities offered to them by geograph-
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has five buttons in front and six be-
hind. These buttons should always
match the metal trimmings on the har-
ness, Ardent Bryanites will, Of course,
use silver.
The. hat must be silk. There is no
alternative. SLOUGH hats are no longer
worn by the coachmen of our more eX-
elusive citizens, and the more fastid-
ious insist that the hat should be new
one, not a cast-off dicer of the master.
The coachman, when on duty, should
smoke only cigars. They should cost
at least at the rate of three for quar-
ter. Green baize cloth aprons should
match your billiard table. Crest but
tons, worn by your servants, should be
ducal. There are several dukes in Eng
land, so there may be variety in the
device.
By paying attention to these details
and the advice as to other matters given
by this pamphlet, you will be obliged
to be more scrupulous as to your own
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zeal location and inherent possibilities,
the natural trade center for the Cuban,
Porto Rican, Central and South Amer
lean markets.
Ten years hence the provincial New
Orleans of to-day will be a memory.
The clannishness which has for cen
turtles interfered with its real progress
will have given place to local pride not
based on racial traditions but on the
greatness of the city.
Bearing this in mind, the traveller
who wants to see the New Orleans
with which Cables stories and the
schoolbooks have made him measur-
ably familiar must not delay his visit
70 the Cre=cent City or he will be for
ever deprived of the medieval aavor
which fingers lovingly with all who
have strolled through the already MORT
bund French quarter"
The old tiled-roof houses with their
queer shutter doors are being sup
planted by more modern structures,
and but few of those still in existence
among them that shown in the pic
ture, which stands at the corner of
Dauphin and st. Philippe streets-re-