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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-13
CENTRAL R.R. Of MEM JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
Four tracks. "Electro-PneuHatic'' signaA
Stations in New York foot Of Liberty St
Leaving time from Ferry Goot whitehall SD 10
five minutes earlier that given below for Liberty ss
on and after May $. 1892
Trains leave foot OF Liberty SC
400 7:i5, s10 A. NJ u2 NJ. to Easton) l:D ago %
Esston 1915 G:3o to Eastonl p, ~ sundays 'tso
eco Eastonb A. NJ. 100 $3.50. 500 p M
For Wlkesbarre. Pittston. and scranton. 400 s;io
A. NJ. l:3o p NJ. Sunday '4:3o A. ~ - a..
For Reading and Harrisburg at 400. 30 ia eio
5000 II 80 10 ReadngI A. "a, i3o. $50, 800. tssS
('o:0o TO Read.ng) p. NJ 1918 night. sundays 't3o
Ql:30 to Reading A. II. 100 100. $50 $50 p. No
For sunbury. Lewisburs and WILLIAMSON, at .soo--
a 80 A. NJ 100 80. 500 p. N, l2l5 night.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &e
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Asbury Park. ocsaS'
Grove and points south 70 Point Pleasant s4.so CeS
only Sea Grit, $50 Qo:l5 only 70 Red Bankl nS
p Sundays stops Intersksn for Asoury Park and
Ocean Grove. 300 ('iol5 only 70 Red Dano A. NJ <oo
For Atlantic Highlands. - 30 $50 II 10 A. M. la
For Lakewood and LAkehurst. - 80 500. l0;i5 A. No
l:45. $40 4:4o p. NJ Sundays, .lOl3 A. M a. ga. 4
For Toms River and Barnegat. '430. s:s9 A. M ''sov,
4:40 p. VI. Sundays, -i0:i5 A. NJ. -
For Atlantic City Vineand and Bridgeon 'sS A. ~
las ". ,,,.,. ..
Navesink 80 $50 II 20 A N. i45. 40 p H. Sun
'A's' ''' - SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From Pier s. NJ r. foot Rector ~
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach, Humson
Beach. seabrght Monmouth Beach. and Long Brsneh a.
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Throush train. leave New-York. foot OF CfAmbevsS -
as follows and I'VE minutes earlier from West 80
$500 A. M.vestoaed Express daily tor binsnx
T. NJ PariOr 20 Buffalo -. -.
train for chicago. Cleveland 7;so M cniesxr
p. NJ sieepers TO Chicago. ee'elane ana S'nsi"'-~
7,so r. M.-Burao and csvelsnd vsstiouIec E.prssss
Arrives at Buralo To5 A. NJ. Bradford I'D A N.
iar;ss,own T,eO A. N Youngstown 1917 A. NJ, cieve.
land II 80 p. NJ sieepers to Dunao ana ''s''@n' ~
LIBRARY Car. a. ,..~h-,.,.. r,u,r>
wsyery and Chicago Seepers to HornellsviHe chicago
and C.nslSn1t nc ~ TInE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
CoMM0DATIoNs at Ill ii3 2oi f9 ssd 20. s soc
80 i2- Bowery East i2Stst and 80 West lzotn-
M and West 22t-st. ferries. NewYork. S3
sn ssD fulton st broadway, BROOKLYN ~ Riyer-s,.
atorsn ana Jersey city station. Scw-iorx Transfer
co calls FOR and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-13
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston May 12-Cotton steady; miidlIng f5-fsc;
low middlins 7-iGc; good ordinary, 3i6c receipts.
22J bales; exports TO the Continent SEQ stock SO 1856
Baltimore. May 12.-Cotton nominal; middling exc:
low middIing. 1916 good ordinary. 3-i6c; re
cepts 006 bales gross 536: exports Great Britain
598. TO the Continent lOi5 stock i4263
Savannah. May l2-Cotton quiet; middling. 5Sc; low
mddng 5isc. receipts lO7g bales: exports coastwise
us sales. 100: stock % 76l
Memphis, May i2-fOtton steady; micdlirg. 5Ac: low
mddng SC; good ordinary. 5l6c; receipts. s9T bales
shipment JOT; sales 1850: stock in 1899. 126 sos in
1895 nS219
81 Louis Nav l2.-Cotton quiet middling 1916:
low mddng 55sc good ordinary i3-l6c net receipts.
2i6 bales: gross PTS: shipments 49,: stock IS SOS.
New-Orieans. May i2-cotton steady: middling. SIC:
bow middiing. 3-i6c: ordinary. 7-l6c receipts.
1913 bales exports TO France 12s; 10 the Continent. 5
coastwise. 800. sales. 1000: stock. 315. 75s
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EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York, May II, 1920.

coFFEE-The investment putIic sill refuses 10 IN
es itself futures. and the professional TRACE
show inclination to depart from their pro-
ideas. The market OF to-day was small
re Al The orennr the feeling was steady with prices
Unchanged from last nights figures Later in the FORE
-oon several placed sale as result OF
rsaknesS European markets, and oearish turn OF
satisfies under which prices went on . points Inc
iate- phases OF the market quite unnteresng Inc
close was steady with prices net unchanged Total saes
vers limited 10 bags. The market Tor spot conee
was ne-veless affair Joboers and invoice buyers alike
were slow 10 take hold and some instances demanded
cnnoessions OF NC the close, however prices were
unchanged on OF 6c for invoice lots ana obc
Tor fobbtng parces Rio. The weekly cao.e from
tSsre renoted an increase in that point
~ AZ COO baxs the present being l55OOO0 bags
i-cuding O72 600 bags Brazilian. against looWV
and / O52 600 bags respectively last week -,
The range prices in the local market to-day
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kaiDtoaos.
PENNSYLVANIA
hATIROAD.

srA xNS yh Esd G cSnasB4
Streets Is minute, later thsa that given below TOT
80 Z. n. FAST sAiI@-Linl..d to Bsrs, P.rios
Cars New YORK % plt,sOsrs Sleeping Car r''''a's
ssS FAST s ISa fs,s.PPs
ton Cars For chicSgo Cleveland. Toledo. Cincinnati.
nsS r. ~ Sss a q bs s4 LOUIS
For Nashville via cincinnstD Indianapolis Cnie~ss'
$50 r. NJ WESTERN ExPREss-FOr Chicago yss
7.4o r. n. so Irrf ExPREsc--ror Pn,s-
burg Cleveland. Cincinnati Louisville inaiAh>p''~'
40 p; NJ PACIFIC ExpREss.-gsr ps,sssrs ., s.S
So p Nail h1' AND sr''ias sa nua.s
burg and points West daily except Sunday. No ooachss
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
ny IL 49, 80 :s'ns cS SsI .Sss ar Par;
70. ana Dining Care, 40 dining Car. tso sDinns
PSns ei p,r p, S 40 SS ;...
SOUTHERN RAIIwAYSEIpissss $50. sO .. m. iaos
Norfolk AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memphis
Af hs SfE 9'sssi n Sss 30 M and sss
S9s Sb F5fxE Sal2 sSa N s.'
Mes sNaSy c and 40 z m daily ana,
cOrilandt Streets 2IO M Through vestbued Train,
SSansSt Paror Cars. Passenses Coach. and com0inso
CAPE MAY.-i250 ?. m weekdays
Long Branch Asbury Park Qnteraken- suntays Ocean,
Grove and Point Pleasant from West Twenry-shird
Street Station. $50 a m. y %. 22a % and 40 =
m S1ndays 9D a. m. 4.50 p. m. from Desorossee
and Corandt Streets. eio . m, t2.50 2so 3<o. an3
DO D. m. Sundays 9.43 a. m. J.l5 y. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
elo 40 80 $40 $50 . 20 $50 Penna. Limited. sse
Dining Car! 1850 Dining Carr. 1850 a M; l2sc. La
$50 Dining car), 40. $50 D. m, l2o5 night; Sun
days. $40 SO. $50 30 $50 Nlmited). s5o, 10 30
Dining Carr II 50. 10 Dining Carr, $50. $50.
40 Dining Carr. $50 Dining Carr. $50 Dining carr.
40. $50 m. 1896 night
Ticket Offices Nos 4Gl D44 1896 1854 III, and 2sl'
Broadway; Aston House West Twenty-th;rd Street
Station and stations OF Desbrosses and Cortsnde
Streets Court street $50 Fulton Street rs Brcaassy
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company viii
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination.
Telephone '2757 Eighteenth Street for Pennsyivsnia
Railroad Cab Service.
J. b. HUTCHINSON r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pessr Agent
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot Of West xrd Corslsndt and Desbroesm
Tins west ssrd street. ss. othr asuSes osrysaaf q
onS. ossef st srsins e.,iy. '-~'s -
.6.A5 1904. NJ Local for EAsToN.
-.3;53 $; 10 4. " For BUErALo, xIAexn CARA
.rII;3S. 1890 SSSs ",sIhcS 1 a,ts RE.
iisa 30 Sealing capacity. Due buffalo .ss Nj COO
Meeting with through seepcrs 70 Detroit and Cnsca9o
Dining Car service ID carte n,ev
.,ia.ss.1.oSSSP.nn sdRsSr6s,. eosi 6rsass3
y4.5O, 1.15PM. Local for MACH CHUNK
t.1,50 500 p NJ. Local for EAsToN.
'.S.SS, $40 F Il. FSf ba4sio ard pein. Wee
Through sesping Cars 10 Chicago and Toronto; -.
.7,49, 500 P, n. Express for BufTAL0 -
io $40. s. 20 N n fos ffhIc1. R5cHksfiS,
BgFEAAhhop aas VIII ss s an 3 ssec
daily escsg. ssaasy; :,csh ,er g : N M e,sEfsn0S
Ticket. aud Pgsan sccompoa.ticns :, iis - -.
Columbus Ava n. y; so FULTON s., Court Sc. -
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex etstiou brooklyn-
N. Y. Transfer Co will call for and cheek oeGon1o
frcm hotel or residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-13

COTTON-The feeling in local circles is sl tavois1e
a rather than expansion OF iespofsl35l
ties The to-day started steady IN tone win prices
of 10 points IN sympathy with reaction IN FUTURES at
Liverpool From this basis there was ltiie dNereence
OF session. the market al the Cioe
being steady decline OF to points Inc usual
buying for the months from Europe We
opening but after these had been executed
the market became listess and showed very NIUE eherey
during Of the session Commission mouse rep
found heavy their hands In fact ao
OF the local trade. This apathy was cue
almost entirely imperfect and conflicting Ideas as 10 te
real condition OF the growing crop Dispatches from ue
and far between and at best inoenhlte'
gratifying In some respects notlng
good rains IN the northern and western portions
OF the cotton region with normal temperature The fore
pointed show in portions Of the Central Gun
Atlantic States within the next Wenty-iour
hours badly needed The situation at Fa
River is said he without important change cloths
ruling fairly active Sales in the Engsh spot
market much smaller. out stl above the average
with the prospects favorable 10 renewed
squirt early The weeks statistical changes
abroad not materially different from ex-
pectations.
The OF prices in the local market to-day
fOlio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-13

METAIs-Tin and lead scored moderate gains. ard
other e.. %a tssa has Ssn Of
ever continued on narrow ne' 1ro Pis
scer Al The close today the Metal Exchange called pig
quiet but a s5 N MsS Jun. Ss July G ss
nominal Tin tie s9s was higher o. but o gn,sr spot spot
and May sa9 aSSs 90 speter closed Gnchansed SPOT
,S -ss Nav and June 50 75G.o the cables
from Lsnoon so.sd arm spot si17 futures ii7
Soft spanish lead was quoted at &i4 % 80 anu 'pee
woT. ASSES AND sYRUPs-The needs Of city dealers
were easily satisfied and orders from outside pon,s
the end Of session the market was very Grle but
quite and about unch.nssd soStIops t
low: New-Orleans centrifugal common 1Syte iair ISp
TO- s zoo Az porto Rico 22n3ee syrups common, l2T
isc fair 4sGI5lsc: good ieai7c prime isqi'c' fancy
ocEAN FREIGHrs-rhe m.rEs; for birth freight.
fairly active and ngmsr q, me "a ir.oI 5sd
ieth AID: Hull Sld. Newcastle, 9.d: Antwerp "a
da,ISS ts .a SsS per zoe nominal London
osts Is s. d t9nn4s. 6 S' T.s
se being responsible FOR the light bushes .rs s: w,s
steady all raas' 9rso Tf.s as quoted at g d
ar ss 81 f 10 Cork for orders p md berth terms to
msn. business was light but rates were tris hneT
oIfs~The co,tonseed OIL department disclosed urine
snss ., trsn.ssons Lnseed fairy active and
refined pst0sS . ; - IS ana nd in bun s. IS
s ss $3.50. 8 90 sr .;S EASES
ccoTToNsEEp oiI-Prime crude. 21c prime crude o
mn y.Iiax Be- butter grades 2sG3ic prime white So
ssa5Be American boiled. biSS2c Calcutta raw SSe lard
market ruled dull and about nro s1ssss
by the upturn in grain the market closed reasesaa
.; 9IS o . ao4 s s:s aS's;s Mess
Quoted 60 family ,s e. sSsi PEEP
MASs"Du quoted Scgs.o DRESSED y, soGs
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Railroads..
Railroads..
lEI AWARE. lAeklWANNA { WESTERN
WEST StIORER.R.

Trains Franklin So, syaticrs T." a. ''"'""
and IS later from 1ost q W 4za s Daily for
Albany syrscuse. Rochester. Bgnsio Nissara FALL
1aeveland Chicago and g. LOUIS ARRIVES
S.niesSo and 81 Louis next afternoon. Dining Car.
6,4s p ~ $50 m. later zoo; " ga ST.. cneas9 ana
r<sn. Ilmifed Daily for Utica. Syracuse, Koch
eater Bunalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. peuoi1
$40 p M psny Tor Utics Syracuse Rochester. Buff
f.Ia Niagara Falls and Toronto.
s.ss D. psily for Albany Utica. Syracuse. Roehes-
ter Buhso. Niagara FAILS. Toronto. Detroit. Csve-
lana CnisaKo ana ST. Louis
,srs cables at principal hotss and Offices. baggage
checked from Hotel Residence by Westeott Express
a e LAMBERT General Passenger Aren't N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-13

London MAY i2-The attendance az the wool spetion
to-day and the offerings numbered l4to
bales There animation. although eontinentA
buyers less active bidders A good selection %,
merino greasy taken by the Continental buJefn
hrb u-ices We-grown Geelong secured sold steadily
ana largely 10 home trade al high rates There va
mora for crossbredx which showed haroeh
ing tendencv The Of hales sold far a. tns
series number III 700 baiss Following Is the SAG
% ID greasy ssfdsb1s "a. Queensland NO oaies
secures. Is sisddis i0d: greasy. sisdVis l4d NctIs
600 bales secured 4dQis ioisd greasy. edgls s1a
south Australia. 100 bales sreesy I+Qod We ,sla.
secured 7l5d0is lid: greasy shgl1sd sns
COO bales. secured. snddis ID; greasy osoHn 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-13
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS.

Liverpool. May ~. p. mCotton-Spot. good business
done prices Unchanged: American mddng 10 32d. The
sales Of the day 1900 bales OF which 1000 bales
for speculation and and included IL 800 bales
American. Receipts 1000 bales. including 800 bales
American Futures opened quiet but steady with mod
demand. and closed quiet at the decline American
midding l. m. c.. May 20-6493 21-64d. sellers; May
and June. 2o-6413 PLEAD. sellers June and July
2-G4d. sellers; July and August 264n3 2264d sell
ers; August and September. 2i-e4d3 2264d sellers
September October 21-64d sellers; October and No
vember , 20 -64d. buyers; November and December
1964l3 ed buyers; December and January, 10 g.
a3 20-64d buyers January and February 264. seles
February and March. 20-64G3 PLEA Sellers March and
April 81 -64d buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-13
NEW YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
elo A. NJ and $50 T. NJ. Daily. excep. sunday 70
Pittsaed: Sundays only at $40 A.
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated with P1ntseh Light
Ticket offices at 49, 2si ALB and l2ls hroedw.y -
i25th St l3sth ST. Stations, Ssw YORK ass and 1SS
fulton 81. Broadway. r. D.. Brooklyn
Telsphone ''279o Tnrty-eighth street for View forn
Central Service. Baggage checked from heesi -
residence by WestcOtt Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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& OHIO r. r

SCHEDULE, IN EFFECT NOVEMBER % fs98
Leave Nsw-York Whitehall Terminal South Ferry An1
wv - soaily fExcsp, Sunday. tsundays
CHICAGO $3.50 a. m rom Liberty street oniy1 III
.. m and s12 IS night
m az Is night
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. 's.s5 a m. 's.55 .. IA
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. r7b5. 'e3 (pinsrl
Royal Limited" Exclusive Pullman Trsinl. $50
(D!nerl. '5oc D. m. and 'i2 "a night NORFOLK. ti2S
D. m.
Al trains are illuminated yd,h Psntsch Light
On1ces lib. iI2, 2ai. 43s. 1854 Rway, IS Union a.
W. l2I Bowsry. ~ Y: 3sa Futonst. $50 Grshau-sss
srcokiyn; Mhitehal Terminal HsggsEs checked fruo
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Total port receipts for the week as copsred with the
corresponding totals OF last week last year 1891 and 1896

Secretary Hester the New-Orleans Cotton Exchange
gives the crop movement from September date as
follows Port receipts 5000 bales 397 54s
last year 6Gs5 year before last and 500 s9 bales IN
1895. overland 70 mills Canada l. POI 1853 bales
against 554+3 last year ls45 before last and
ioi9 $50 bales n 1896 interior stocks in OF Sep
TENDER J. 2791s9 bales. against 1870 40 last year
before last II 4e3 bales IN 1880 Southern mill
takngs net o5647 bales against 869 2ll year
sight "a days % date 10 9i9 bales against 10 72 9s2
last &S3osi3 In 1897 and $50. 900 bales 1896
brought into sght for week against days
MAY IL other years 7s4s bales against 40 4e6 last
4S70 year before last and IL Sl bales In 1896 brought
into sight foT FIRST twelve days Of May 1875 go bales
against szl last 7i5S4 before last and IS 274
bales in 1895
The movement OF cotton Liverpool during the week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-13

Spot quiet. with quotations unchanged
the basis OF exc mdding upland and 6isc for mid
ding Gulf compared with csc and csc respectively
year ago Total sales Of 200 bales for delivery
Spot in Southern markets teegrsphed
. Exchange as follows New-Orleans steady at 5sc
Mobile dull al 1l-16c. Savannah quiet at 5nc.
Charleston quiet 5l.e. Wilmington quiet at SIZE.
Norfolk steady a 5sc Baltimore nominal exc.
Memphis steady al b&c. St Louis quiet at l3-lGc
The export movement follows;
Great Britain. France Continent.
Total to-day ....,...-....... 95Ss LIS oddS22i
Thus far this week. [3,oh- 1000 IO,ol4
Thus far this 32I2 l26 697 1O7 2,525361
Receipts New-0reans for tomorrow we're estimate
10 $500 taes against 40O3 last week and 2044
last
Receipts the ports and interior points to-day com
pared with the same day last week and last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-13

The situation stores to-day waiting one
Adyices from Southern markets during the last few days
have indicated slightly lower ruling OF rosn prices
but steady underone Business in rosins locally to-day
about former rates while turpentlne was dull
and lsc lower. Tar continued show hrmnes on
fair inquiry. Quotations follow:
TAR-ReEIars. 81 NJ.
TAR OfI<--Bb's, 81 90
SPIRITS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: . -,,.,,o r
EosIN-comm6n % good strained. Isl 90; e
81 CO. r. 81 20; g. 81 ~: H. 81 so l. 81 sJusl W. n
s.: NJ. 81 IS y. 81 30. W @. 50 65; w ". S@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-13
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TON.
From foot OF Liberty st.
Week days 1870 500. 1000 al 80 Dining car A. M-
100 80 q 100 Royal Blue Limited. % 90 Dining carr
500 p NJ. 1918 Indt. SUNDAYS . $50 100 d 80
Dining Ca. GOO p NJ. 1918 mdt Additional trains .Sr
Philadeiphta days T.aS 900 A. NJ. $50 sp s'So.
go 900 p ~ sundays 400 A. NJ. 400 p ~
Tickets and parior seats al foot OF LpS'y %.
Whitehall St. ii3 ia 28i 43s 9i4, 2s' l5ct ssoe,-
way 737 9Th - Union So. West lo Est i-'n g.:
273 West i25h ST. gas Columbus Az. New YORK 1ou.t
81 3t4 500 Fulton ST. brooklyn; 9s Broadway. VIII
iarlsburg Transfer 90. will call for and eheeA
baggage from hotels residences 10 cestnauoh
sFrom Liberty only.
from South Ferry at S:2s ?. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-13
THE STATE or TRADE.

Boston Nav ie-Flour duh: receipts. 200 bbs: spring
patents 500 81 so spring bakers 81 eOQfS oO winter
I0gS4 IS winter clears and stralshts " sou
81. quiet SiGs6c per bag 81 souSl 10 per Dbl
yellow, fslsq44c Oats steady: receipts ~ 70, push
fancy 3Thd.Ec: Nos and ,. 36hgS6sc. Millteed
quiet. bran spring sl4 20. winter. $40 80; Red Dog
-four slT y rniddllnga si4 1851 so Butter steady:
Northern. iTdlTsc: Western i7QlTec; imitation. i4h
65c: ladies. i3a14c Cheese Arm. Northern i2gl2se;
Western. 12s.c
Buffalo. NAV fe.-spring wheat-Demand light; limits
firm: No 1 Northern. 7SLc: No Northern 7iAc. Win
ter wheat held above mlers views; No red 76c: No
white. 75isc. Corn steady No yellow. 3siac: No
yellow, 3sc: No yellow, 35e: No 81 lsc; No
corn 3aisc: No 34c Oats hrmer: No | white
33i1c. No = white 325c: No 4 white. pa d30c: No .
mixed 2ss030c: No mixed. 29c Rye-sales OF No /
In Csc; nour quiet.
Chicago. May 12-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-13

TIME osslNING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, sING-SlNS
E-HUDsoN-Mss c. C. Fuller Fr'n' III
year begins Sept 9TH
Miscellaneous.
T1oR SALE OR RENT.-A school property IN Paterson
L y J. For terms. condition. &c address a D. WIZ
GIN Andover. Mass.
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0eaebsrs.

N<~NrNr~|NN~~r<~O~~~~~SS~>>
80 M n NOVEL;. private tutor at pupils homes or
l DN.,"iiT Il 500 ST Two pupils received In family.
wy ANTED-A man woman competent 70 act as
w principal 81 a widely and favorahy known seminary
- yonng women small capital necessary larger may
be protably used Sale rent P9ssIos
~ Vest 7sa ST, New-York Call for personal Interview
Friday or saturday OF this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-13
NAVAL STORES

q Good Hope and Natal 400 bales: secured. Is ad9is
I'D; greasy. s6i1hd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-13

Cash quotations were a foows Flour eary; No ?
apring wheat GGf7Oo No spring wheat. 6sG6Dc. No 2
red 72g74c; No corn. S5AGSshe No yellow. $40
34Ac: No . oats. 2S3c No white. SOC, No 3 white,
2sA Q2eisc: No rye, 5shc; No barley. s5Q4oc: No
naxseed 81 90: Northwest 81 oe prime timothy seed.
s. 81 short ribs sides Qoose - 1894 Io dry
shoulders tboxed fL64ise: shert clear sides
boxed 81 s5nS4 s5 whlskey dsers' finished goods.
per gallon 81 20. cut loaf 90 o.. srsnuisted
IS Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was steady. ereameries l2ie: dsiries iegl4e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-13
STOCK

ROsin sesl dds
Spirits turpentine Svo
lar CIV WE
Charleston NAY i2-Turpentine quiet: market quiet
Bic; sales. 81 Rosin FIRM: sales. zoo obs quo
tations: A. 80. g. u. 95c. T. 81 i. 81 10; o. 81 2O
II, 81 20; l. 81 80. X. 81 IS; NJ 81 10; ~ 81 20; O.
81 90 W W. 81 10.
savannah Ga. May i2-Splrits turpentne frm 3sc (;
sales. 3s5 bbls receipts. 1913 bbls. Rosn firm un-
changed: sales 1880 bols.
Wilmington. ". G, MAY l2-Sprts turpentine quiet
3J37 nc receipts 81 casks Rosln brm OJcn$1 receipts
POS bbls Crude turpentne steady 81 35 So 40 and $50
receipt. % bb.s. Tar hrm 81 % receipts, 63 bbls.
London. May NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 33s 3D.
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Foreign con.e rnarket-santos-Church hcliday. Ham,
he-coffee market opened unchanged; at ESQ M net
~ ne lower. sales 5000 bags. Havre-Conee market
onene5 Quiet at 4 franc decline at II m unchanged az
irregular at = franc decline closed "a franc net
total sales, 5000 bags
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Young Ladies-City.
IIOME BOARDING and Day School for Girls. College
IL preparation. Superior musical advantages. Rev.
Dr. and Mrs Charles Huntington Gardner 607 9Th Ave
NEW YORK. NEW YORK.
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
80 g. "a East 5Tth street.
DEv DR.. AND MRS. CHARLES II. GARDNER
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preparation. Elective Music a speciality
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THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-13

Cost an0 fonno.
= osT In nelghborhood Washington Market. y. Y,
| Bond No, ia 5000. Consumers Gas Works Co
1Ta-.sy fvl pavm, ant stopped Communicate with r. W.
EiIT0T Art. United Gas Improvement CO.. 100 Mont
gomery-st Jersey CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-13

HORACE MANN SCHOOL
TEACHERS COLLEGE. W 10Th STREET.
Kindergarten Elementary and High School.
Open both
Pupils admitted at any time.
Application blanks request.
VIRGIL PRETTYMAN.
Principal OF High school.
JULIA II. woHLFARTH
Principal Of Elementary School.
ONCE hours Gil daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-13

n sooa business doing; sales 1900 bales speculation
lean LOO American. 1900 receipts. 4ooo; Amer.
eaoy partial Lad decline; closed quiet i0I se4d
ne ueciins December-January s1ehb; January-Feh
o,ts, q As; February-March 3.20i1s; March-Aprii
May 52niss: May-June 2oiss: June-July axis
S AUGUST. 32hs AugustSeptsnber. a.2lhs Septem
pYe-october, 32ls; October-November 320b November
kpecember al9hb. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fair demand at
fu rates Cloths-A fair business doing
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