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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nev-York April %. 1892
pu-r,vrsReceipts were 2s or 4eS heao an s,r
toned direct 20 exporters and saughtsrers bset
80 alive The feeling rated STEADY Disa ged
49, siov a last previous quotations. Caoes
tJnrosnts to-day included 500 cattle and 90 aH the
=, baef 10 London on Manitou. loo quartes ~ md
r. nnana to Liverpool. ~ sheep on the lrfh"s"'' 49,
oo hasd on the C,aribbee the West Indits .-,.,
CAfVF,s-Recepts 1874 head. all lot tno lrhs 81
ard ali AZ sixeth-st The feeling was steaoy. ana
ssrngs we're on fairly good quality but NOT pl, lev AZ
We all sold AZ SO per 100 ID CITY dressed AZ
IL n nc nsr m: country dressed at easci nt'ie e"
Gssies-A Mullen: So veas 2a n average al 70 ''
100 NJ. 49, On ..,. 20. =, st ga
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were ~ car; ;, % car.
besd Including half a for export alive anu y.stsr-
Tor The market and with the three cars neo 49, onsred
dsv there were five sale NO sheep we $50
higher TWO cars OF unshon lamps "oso ~ "a. late
~ 100 NJ, car Of prime clipped DO s2lo a. canton
krday two cars unshorn DO at 30 90 ~ CITY
sr Al saai,c Der ~ Dressed lambs az w
dressed spring lambs steady ~ WV"
country dressed. 81 6Ods6 ,.r,h.
sales-J II. Hume BIZ <'i e''
20 fuad q Co: Iate yesterday MN uhsho'" D
lambs SO 10 at 80 10 q, ,oo go, ,rcius-
pscspts we're III cars or 800 hea,rs very
. -, "a Western hogs for the market teenns os4
ns ueA otnar 20 prime hogs were qaotea a0s Sor
nin, hip 80 ~, Country dressed steahy AZ WV 49,
- % PEI PEI. aac for medium. and ogohc Tor nsh' go
saes-H H. Hollis; u ,an y''" "
n average at go" P''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-23

Receipts Al NewOrleans FOR Monday were estimated at
500 10 500 bales against SAB bales last week and
1875 bales last year. At Houston 200 bales 70 400
bales against 226 bales actual last and 597 bales
the corresponding day last year.
Receipts az the ports and interior points to-day as
corn Nth the day last ast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-23
erior stocks ........ 4s77w 4u.ss s27,o7

anterior stocks ......... 4677D 441.s53 3270I6
STATE s G s s sna ': :assn rain
during the week that result Of the salts
rule but Is stii Sehnd T is. g gssr "'oe ''''
quiet ana Snehasdp ss @ sas Speculation ana
5000 m S receipts sS U amer S
ssssDssS S,sd ssDs
ysS ffsas5g M'rso nS G
JsysAusus s2o%S august, ssP,smSSsr
Sis.ss; acknowledgements. sIes; December-Jsnuary
FLOUR AND MEAL-The -four trade was very dull
no uhss ssf shade to IN wn se
sil r NE %s,.l $, g % Se
q. to SsRS AG Spoffs
:.sss: :s!y. S ~ sss5s
srs s .ssls C s " sIsSs city feed SIC
GRA1N-wHEAT-Afte struggling for while against
bearish array Of crop news The wheat market today
ssi sTsat,ns .sa5p heavy Sls net net
%snsr w ~ aSs rhs sw n on the e s only
winter wheat crop whole has been largely ruined
IN the last few 'G days that sentiment forced
favor selling for both sppearancs Of
sood news with good rainfall over the belt Il i e sDd
much Of the grain previously reported as dead would un
rain. Full from the fields scarce all day only
one report Of Importance being receved.that OF King
than usual Of winter wheat area sown Is aeaG
Nearly million sown TO winter wheat IN
elk large states than harvested last ta, oSt now
though nearly 1900 coo would be ABANDONED
Today's reports from the Northwest indicated cioudy
conditions, but there not many adVices OF posi-
bullish regarding spring WORK Northwest
receipts aggregated pol against us cars yea.
the arrivals 1,446 cars. compared
with 1874 the previous week and 225 cars last
year II was said that vessel room for lVUUv pusn
wheat had chartered at Duluth for early shipment
TO BUFFALO The Liverpool decline Of SD in futures being
less than expected. had stimulating enect on our mar
ket at Foreign houses traded poth ways. a
fair export demand again Tor cash s Wheat closed 10
ponts up -four points on TO cents higher ana ANT
werp unchanged No red was quoted 1c over May IN
elevator ana SC over o afoat No Northerh Duutl
nc over on the curb July rsnge1 ir9m
77itG77&c. at THO at O'CLOCK. 'oit.S.
The dull and without mnsh fes, b ds
May contracts. which closel tha' ue
livery isc lower against change In July There was
an export business OF 81 loads and Lvepoo Closed
net lower No corn closed 9de%c over Chlcago Nay
aAoat curb July ranged from - W. a"stc
closing at 3aihc at o'clock ne i nn ZEE ne
was dull and easier with corn Exporers ' sS No
white Sec No white a5c; track mixed gyySac sae
white 25G3oc: No white clips 8617c Ky
SnI. No 2 western 66i1c and No western % 20 ooth
Z anoat: State rye. 62ac If New-forK' car o's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-23
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. April 20. 1899.

New-York. April %. 1899
cnrFrF-Cofee futures were sadly neglected py out
-. Investors to-day and received comparatively little
ss,sntIon from the professional crowd. While opening
$50 in tone prices unchanged and II was some
ns following the call before single lot changed hsnos
AZ lar news roo-traders unable TO form POSITIVE
nnS,cus,ons from the information at hand, European
,nsrksts being reported stupidity duh and noninay
,,,nhsnred while both Rio and Santos were closed on
ncasnt 81 holiday In the statistical realm changes
oveS night Of such nature as 10 cheek business
rather than otherwise Brazilian receipts reacnng only
1000 bags while domestic changes were pracucalIy az
anticipated Total transactions for the DAY were o.Vo
h.rs chiefly in the months. At the close inc
market dull, with quotations net unchangeed 10 Q
,onts higher The market spot Brazilian coffee was
Inactive during greater portion OF the session WIN
nrcss al the close unchanged the basis OF 0c or
invoice lots and csc jobbing parcels Of NO RIO
Included in arrivals NewYork were 652 bags Bahia
ana 25 S46 bags Rio. per steamer Calico. , . A.
The range prices In the local market to-day
was follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-23
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York. April %. 1899

New-York, Apri II Is0t
BEANs AND TFAa-Marrow beans were generay
quiet held about steady strictly choice quality
outside only the loobinG pusness
recent sales for export being mainly at VI 42h ediu
are slow and rather easy no, enough ss'ss
81 30 20 higher quotation The best or the req
kidney Offering freely 81 72h White kidney are
easy and other State besns sghty fsyoring the
Lima quite Green peas irregular. We quote; Beans
marrow 1898 choice per BUSH 42hgsi ~ dc nsaiu rss
1898. choice, 81 80 1898. choice, " 90 a." ~
kidney 1898 choice 81 70asl 72h do white kidney ~
choice 81 s2hdsi SIS: do yellow eye lsas cnocss; AZ
lima California So 55 green peael bbls ~ -"
bags ~ 02h; DO Scotch. bbs 81 loGsl TN 10 p's'
81 OH. -, - ,oet
BUTTER-ysry few buyers 10 need Of fresh STOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-23
FOR SALE.
OLD books BOUGHT AND SOLD.

BOOKS Of every description bought, sold
and exchanged: small parcels or libraries
purchased: highest cash prices paid; calls
al residence free; send postal. LOVER
ING'S NETWORK BOOK EXCHANGE,
ISL Broadway, between 9th and 10th SITS.
Open evenings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-23
r,,up MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

,-,, 10 Not enough cattle were received
chicago ~ market and prices ruled nominal There
to-day 70 in the price OF hogs. buyers missing
was rem" Ia tho average sales showed decline OF
% few fancy lots were no lower sehs me
at - TO- p Ringing 81 959s4 o. The greater portion
greater p ~ sheen consigned direct 70 saugh,s
on We ryIces ruled nominal Recepts-'at'e' ~" "'
hogs II 900; sheep. looo .,x@
Cincinnati, April 22Iloss setivs ses sIo.s .. s. Is
"a 70 Lambs steady. at " 2SSse -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-23
BOOK BARGAINS.
nnrr noorr CT rtrrrn

GREAT BOOK SLAUGHTER
FOR everybody. rich and poor. old and
young. at Coverings New-iork Book FIX
change. IsI Broadway, opposite Wanna
makers: books OF every description at
lower prices than ever before offered In
the city: immense stock Of standard and
miscellaneous books, finely bound sets. H.
lustrated gift books. at prices never before
approached; encyclopedias (Appleton's.
Chambers's. Britannica. People's) AT your
own price, secondhand school books. re
view books and books Of all kinds bought.
sold and exchanged; highest cash prices
paid; calls ct residences free. LOVER
lNGs NETWORK BOOK EXCHANGE.
ISL Broadway. between 9th and 10th SITS. !;
open evenings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-23
Yester-

Foreign coffee markets-Santos--No returns, holiday
1Iamburg-Cofee market opened unchanged at 2:So M
net unchanged; sales 5000 bags. HavreConee MARIE,
opened quiet and unchanged at IL M unchanseu 'o'a
eales 600 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-23

MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-The market for Moia ss.,
rm.r Prices ae Wses y were t0 light Vy for
account and steady Quotations follow NewOreans cen
prime 2lqs7c; New-Grleans open Kettle 52q$ec: Porto
Rico 22a$ec; syTups common isg 1854 far sal'c'
s OCEAN, FREiGHTEThe market for berth reghts
a%a: Gandqa 1sa Rl;ss ssd E Tn
to DTs vs 20 peF o 5c nominal oats IS
ana Tsansa petroleum Tnc6snssl cScnsssd oil ruled
Tsinte ir' & Co.'S circular said: we have had most
Interesting market dung the week ana particularly 50
dead Domestic sales have also fallen OF owing 10 pack
ers having supplied their wants for the near future and
1eTs Of SSde Hess Exporters come in the
sty and nd. n s g S ss d some any
long as hss is scsps r. con P% TIE %
the week Including through shipments for export arc
sad in Sn s ss bis s. o. and
rsfns cases % ds na 5ms erude
pm. crude mills lsglsS gs sumner nsr yellow
,S. %R s6s ssiS p yellow s' sea-
s2 inesd American raT w.. 4og'os American boiled 81
"fPRovIsIoNs-The market opened steady, but subse
s sa' the ei ss.sa was S shade night
que sc G Ms IS 7SSfs r. fs@y
ssass soa' bbR gPe TA ss GRsS
b ssG i .ow 10 o S.S P ssotSx bel.
shor steady. quoted at arc. f!cklel
ouoted AT nc; Western green. 1tn1he; Western p.
asSc. citv green's TALIOW-Nea city 4}sQ
&c country kARp e S SSotsd at a,
I,i- ouoted; south America. 81 rs Continent - 20;
p-a1u kegs 81 81 Compound firm; quoted city, 4+c;
1StSS,a,r 45.c -. STEARINE-Quiet: quoted: Oleo,
"a IA. CITY lard stear1ne. 6q64c
srcr- I,emand from the South fair today ana
X st local dealers was Of encouraging proportions
,ino" howeyer were light and at the close the market
shoWsd marked strength. Quotations follow Domestic
commSn To- low fair. 3hq3%c; fair to good. 4ngSc;
npime 70 choice 5&G6Hc; head 6Sg7c; Patna eaSSnc:
a. in bond 3dshc Japan. 4Aso%c; Java sn9o%e'
Rangocn in bond, "a n314c ,., -.- ,..,,-o. ,,o ~
eT71AR-Without showing specisl new leatu ue .S
nned sugar market ruled ver seady WIN former rates ans
IN fo~Se ouotations follow Graduated ID SACKS ana
n cases sale Donnos 5hc cut l2af and crushed
6Ec novd.reA and coarse powdered, 0Ssc; grahua!ea
ana ape sranuated bKc granulsted and extra
ans sranuIated sac confeotoners granuatea o s
cubes 5Io: xxx powdered and mould A, orc ee1
mond A. SIC: confectionery A, $40; nos ahd ..
4.c: No 4 4 soc; No g. 4sso; No o. 4oec; no SO
No s. 444c No o. 4ho; No 10 43ic No H. trS; NO s ~.
Use Nos H. H. Is and 49, 4se Todays eapeS aee~
aged up favoraby than eNscted Sh pAprii
delivery quoted los li,.d and May delivery o al was
with the market quiet at the advance cane sugar wa
reported dull but not quoaby lower Java ava market
steady but quiet with prices unehnnsefa So
basis Of arc for 90 centrifugal 3-loc TOT 90
test Muscovado and LEO for so test moasses sugar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-23
BUSINESS CHANCES.

s~~~~~~~~S~~~~~>>~~~>~ ~>>~>>>>>~~~r~~>>,~~~>~
5000 WILL BUY one-half interest OF
established santarium In business centre
OF New-fork City. % rooms fully furnished
and equipped doing enormous business;
good business man who will attend TO
finances and advertising preferred For
full particulars address WILLIAM OLIVER
LAUGHNA. ll6 West-ave.. Bridgeport.
Conn.
BANK BOOK No 291 $3.50 OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution is missing Any
person having a claim to II Is hereby called
upon TO present the same within ten days.
or submit to having said passbook can
celed and n new one Issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-23

| YOUNG MAN having years experience
| in Office work, also a good stenographer
and typewriter desires position; moderate
| salary. Address c. NJ. W., 100 W. 12oth.
| YOUNG MAN. %. honest. industrious.
willing. obiiging. steady. punctuai. thor
| ough Office clerk. hookkeeper. correspond
| emit. entry clerk. typewriter. etc. good pen
| man and mathematician. seeks position as
| general Office cleEk and salesman Al Gro
| dentials. B.. 1.104 Putnam-ave.. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-23
BOARD AND ROOMS.

A.-A.-ATTENTToNl
Attractive second floor suitee with pfi-.
vate bath: with or without board: doctors
Offices. all locations: references.
q G. LELAND a CO.,
2 WEST 33D-sT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-23
DOGS. ANIMALS AND birds

FINE 81. Bernard pups. Russian wolf
hounds. English screwtail bulldogs toy
French poodles. all kinds OF terriers
genuine stocks. NEW-fORk DOG tAh-
CHANGE, 2O4 East f9th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-23
Rio-Receipts 900 bags No other returns.
the statistical postion OF Brazil coffee Is foil


ton market Today and buying for this account sent
prices Up points with the Leading adj ssa in
months UNCHANGED to point lower under Hs Ss Sops
were apprehensve Of bulge and at the close OF the cal
bids were to points over last night hguIss VIII ~
values steadily upward vigorous demand from
IS1@ shorts fT ana s, as onhs from ali quarters
frner of Liverpool cables than looked FOR was prl
ss hen coneS1v exreesd Signs OF growing interest
On the part of oHsders many q whom believed cotton
present prices TO be safe purchase more especa as
ginning pour the apprehension OF the bear
element and induced the more reliant asb pH Of 70 odme
sgeressveness Important drawback TO heavy buying
s gn Se b wssn deal
which also tended to make longs cautious IN pace o
csted by Washington authorities Yesterday the GOV
eHnent char TINS morning 1 s1 S ,hsf ~ he previous
Gay gt to moderate rains We're es aco5 The cr
bids equal that Of the week Just endea
COOS Sas At the eose the market was Very
end active with The P aSsee Sq rd was from
Benne,tsvie :. c.. stating that the outlook IN ths
s s T' .a a8: w Ssf'sT baby So
well under way ard VIII De zone ny 'I9 nb "a n1Te
s1es Le @ fePSsr used than opinion fyOrs
,ho% the aFge ana ss e'e dy ana When lands were better
sSes dne s1 man Writes As to inquiry regarding
s9693 81 b the general agent Of the largest
izer firm Of Gsoisa He snhorzss me 70 say ,na . DON
compared with last and that work is at least
Nv, ssvy e rns 9 r. and up Sady and in Others
IS pulverzing nicely Weather eon6tons are now gooo
rhs Fna5ca chronice states, Teiegrsphic advoes
from. he has Sq Ssa bpees rain over almost the entire
state Of Texas ana sufficient moisture elsewhere As
JsnH prosress as a rule but st behind last year The
river IS falling rapidly at Memphis and Helena and but
The range contract prices in the local market to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-23
WORK WANTED.

sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Willing and energetic; can furnish own
machine: low salary 20 commence. Ad-
dress WILLING. 34S 8th-st. Brooklyn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17

8utunftigeN -
Die At. Su6resf8luBFeier Oes nWarpz
lGnber 96urma3eutiI6en G~oQegs" an
Nisquit6z unb 5apetteitraBe ptrb am
10. Mut, No6mittags 3 ubr, in Der
,MuIif>Q tQbemie" ItuttFinben. Diz
plome ats 4pot6efer perben erbalten:
Baltimore = So. 9oparb @.NIbz
burn, 5reoerid 81. SoQ, Gmtl S.9en7
ming, sSsFs 8. Sunt, Gborlss 6.
G6pur3enba9. iun., 4l6ert s. Gin
getpalp, @eorg @ogel, Gbfporb 81.
3immermdnn, Miqiom 2epis Die
ring.
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ting, GborIes 90. Start unO 9enrD 8.
Srorel.
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9enB.
@%irginien - 9eter SoTep6 Sobn>
ion, @alter 9u9bes Seen, G6arles
Chaplin gtedl.
@eFs9irginien - s. 6ranf Ma=
tin.
9ennfpIDouisn - 9arrb 6. Sired.
Jun.
Nprbsgorolina = Wm. u. 6d1es.
GIbe@arplind = S6omas G.eFunz
ber6urt.
Georgia - Osfar GGDbe Sorne,
Gbarles SpI6ua 9oine unb 8oberf u.
Strain.
NepzSeriep - Sameg 9arDarb
| Sobnitpn.
Nla6ama - Soel Sones Barnett.
SerQs = @uItape Gpof 6Dnde,
Wiaiam M1lton Mber unb 9ernaro
.. Repnolbs.
Qreile tperben erbolten 6r. 6. s.
9aine BON Georgia, 6r. 6. 6. Neal
BON @irginien unb 9r. S. s. Barnett
bon Nlabdma.
Sn Der SuniOrz2lafe erbGlt 5r. q.
y. Campbell bic gOIpene MlebuiIe, II.
e6rsn6aIt erpG6nt tperben bic So. 6.
.. 9idmau 9enrb Strong Geobing,
%. 81. 3emp, $. 8. @iaelberger unb
%. ., 4crriiNn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17

Die generbli9e Mu5I It Ell
lung, ober ME Da5 untsrne6men ge=
nannt fpirb, Der gWtQrDlGnber @eper.
bezSarnebal" unb ba8 y5rteDens Su=
belfeIt," i'm Electric Yarf" nirb an
nG9iten Montag bonn 9ouberneur
Qptpnba5 er0fFnet, tpelnsr bic entfprez
fenbe Ginlabung be8 n8tetn6dnbler,
8ereins" angenommen bat. Wtt fei=
mem Stdbe tpirb Der 9ouperneur einj
Hebie iiber bQs erIte, bterte II. FINITE
Gegtment unb bic 6lottsnS 81 Ferbsr
ob6aIten, Die BEL biefer 8elegen6eit
gum erften MaGe fsit benz &riege 1id
fpieber 5uIammen finben. Der Sou.
perneur pirb BET bieTer 9elegenbeit
NQmens hes StQates ben Mann!6oF:
ten fir i6re OienitleiItungen i'm 8rie.
qs Oant ausTpreden. Bel Der Oar:
Itelung Der G4lont BEL San SSudr
pirb elm 8otaiQon bes Ie6sten Nrtil;
IerteS Regiment5 unb cine gompagnit
Der Stadtsmili3 tbeilnebmen.
On Der getper6Gi6en NusItequng in
goIino nsbmen 96sil Die .Glsctrit
9lobe Button Shoe &c." rNational
Mantel anb Sile Co." rGummin8'
pbotp @tof Co." rl1riab u. 9o1od
II. g., M0beIn; s. 8. 8a6cod'u,Go.
@agen; 30. .. Meftlate 8ri1ant
Sign Co.," r2eonbarbt Dragon Sea.
nufacturing Co.," nGolum6ia 9hoto=
graph Co.," n@briitoper 2ipps Co.
rNmerican 8iep 3d." Baltimore
Badge anb Nobeltp Co.; 10. g.. 6o=
bel Mmerican 9us Go." nnb 5rau
Simcoe bon Nep@0ort.
Die v8altimoreeOb : 8d6ngeTe1,
f6aFt," bic ypenn7plpunler 8a6nz@ez
feqT6uFt," bic nWeftli4e Morbldnber
gubr," Queen Wnne's 9a6ngeIeG=
fdaFt" unb bic 0prtzHiber@2inie per=
ben pG6renb Der Wo6e 8iQete gu @rz
furfionspreiIen berausgaben.
9as Dierte Regimsnt Der Nutionalz
@arbe bat 6ereits Orbre, Nu6mitto9s
8 11br bon Der Muffenbaae an Meitz
SabetteitraBe aus na3 6em ~@lectrtc
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9efpe6re u. +. M. iinD bereits Oor9e=
ftern e~ingetrOfFen.
Ser @binefe nieber Der
oefsIIt.- Der @4ineie 8ee Chung
@unq, tpel6er am 26. 4pril BON Ieiz
nem Observation-Disclosures @9in SPOT
quF ibrer 5orm betnaRe ermOrbet mar
be, lit pieber fopeit geiunoet, baB er
bas rQngemeine MarplGnbsr 9oIPis
tar qeIern perIuf.n tonnte. @r rpirh
T6 na6 2png<Sslanb bsgsben, I'm
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ter cine 6arm gu betroiben. Sein Qns
oreifsr 5oct 6egin9 befanntli4 ieiner
3eit na8 Der Shat Sel6tmOrs Ourf
gradnasn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-17

Cine Wstte ouf bds 8efultdt
Der lebten Maporstpabl 5tpiI4en 9rn.
George 9eters, 8epubfifuner. unb
Srn. Senrb Bed, Demofrat, purbe
Montaq Mbenb in o~rigineQer 8eiTe
be3o6lt. Der 9erlierer, 5r. 9eters,
mnlbte, Dor elm Pbaeton geipdnnt, ben
In6Gnger bes 6rn. 9opes, tpeI4sr in
Der auF4e, umgebsn bon 9ineIH9en
Qaternen unb anberen 0%efDrdtiDnen.
FAB, bon Der 6ultpnz uno genniplbqe
niaz4penrle Biz nd4 ber Sutton unb
Observation-Disclosures unb 5urid
.fpa3ieren fobrsn. Dem ue6ereinfomz
men esmGB purbe bor ieoer Grfrte
Ifnn9aanitalt Salt gemo6t unb auf
RoIfen oes Md1lter3gnfbuituiten eina
oetrunfen. Cine groBe @n3a6l Reuz
oieriger folete Der originsGlen 9ro5eiz
fipn.
Seuerf9aben.-D Die 60t8srne
Slide I'M Sintertbeile bes 5ouies Nr.
626, meitzJabstts4@troBe tpurbe gez
ftern, 6 u6r firth, bur4 cine 9afoliuz
grploIion in 8rano 9eitedt uno I'M
$3.50 bsi6dbigt. Der @da0en ii
our9 9erIi9erung geoedt.
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Sta0t Baltimore.
8riefhcf6rorrrna mad Dem Nuslanbe.

Die augldnbii6s goIt f6lieBt fir
Die am 20. Mui enbenbe Wo6e Gin
alien 5GQen pinttlib) in Dem bieIigen
poitamte, als folgt: 0ie Padet : 9oit
fir Sdmatca per 0ampfer BON bieiem
0afen i9liebt cine Stunoe friber, ols
unten a~ngsgeben.
Mitttpo6, II. Mai - IL ubr @prz
mittags fir Sumaica, pid gort Into<
nio, per 0ampfer BON Baltimore;
100 Na9mittags fir Cuba, piaSams
pa; II ubr Na9ts fir Bermuda per
Oampfer Pretoria; fir Ga 8latGz
2dnOer per Oampfer ygtona."
} 9onnerItaq, Is. Mai - II lbr
8ermittags fir Samaioa, pia port
Nntpnio, per 0ampfer BON 8altiz
more; II ubr Na6ts fir Central
4merifa uno Siozgacafic : 9dfen,
bia Colon.
Jreitag, 10. Mai-1.3O l16r Nadz
mittags fir Guba, bia Sampu; 7 1br
Nbsnbs fir China, Sapan uno 9uz
tpaii, bia San Srdn3isco; 8 l1br
Nbenbs fir 6runtreid, SiozGuropa,
GgDpten unb 8ritii9 : Snbien per
0ampfer r2a 8retaqne (9riefe fir
'anbere Sbeile bon europa miiKsn per
ga gretuqne" abreilirt iein); II u6r
Nu6ts fir G1lropu per 0umpFer
vgampania," bid Queenstppn; II
l1br Na9ts fir 8ralilien unO Ga
Pf1ta : Gambler per 9ampfer Sole
ridge" bia pernambuco, 8abiu unp
Hio Sansiro; fir 5prtune Sslanb
unb Samaica per 0umpfer rIOironz
bud" fir 9anti per 9umpfer nprins
Miqem Der Oritte."; fir porto 3ico,
@enesusla unb Curacao per 0umpfer
yPbilabelp6ia."
Die 9oIt fir Neufunblano unb Mi
quelon pia Bolton uno 9alifar i4lieBt
bier tGgli9 UNI 4 ubr Nu4mittags;
fir MuItralien, 6apaii unb Sill So
lambs, pia 8ancouper, tdgli4 Biz gum
&c. Mai I'm 7 u6r Mbenbs.
G. Oabies MarfielD, 8o1tmeiIter.
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ling StroBe.
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