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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-22
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York April q. 1899
coffee market opened steady 2 at T mSs ssa
points The general tendency Of the market was rasr
sng fhe forenoon But business was aggressive
order 'swltching however furnished very consider
M Sf part a, q defeScs q 60 points May sep,br at
difference OF 81 points The close was 9uy' Of The
session 1880 bags including $50 bags TO ~ m,
about double the movement 81 yeserosN, Sna
hrmness Hayre showed irregGlarty ana hamou 1 a
slight asc p very s o s se SsHd the
can visible supply the increase This feature IN
CROP as arse as II not larger than last years crop re
strained buying for speculative account snou na Rzan
materially cur,an the shipment q coffee wi'non, res Tb
Bra, ps Review Of March u says the Brazilian
W whcs p Tep ss se ruled " for time pas q
producing and marketing bag Of coffee OF me ur1a
Is about 50 q in American currency and this planter
shows he received in Santos equal 20 about So =
is2 Pc%nds or upward Tinted states ssn ,. per
,oSs with SOS bags Rio cleared santos; April 90
steamer Kogarth with 80 600 bags Rio exchange rate
bags including iOs2O0o bags Brazilian Last week the
stock $4,000 bags Of which LoS' c .oo oags
sends the following the state department al Wash
co1se market Of the world: coffee important
article Of trade In the Of the last haf century
ing in imports 5 100000 pounds in Sis TO
pound, IN ISL IN the s 5edu uef R continued until they
~ per lower than a. any previous perioi A.
1897 the additional slight decline Ike the last straw
on the came bact II 1895 The prCe 81 s'e s agaist
a3is pfge the previous year About half 81
all the coffee imported comes from santos 'raz SD a.
rspond 10 the Importance % trade A. the beginning
Of This year Sao se he m mo aa much az ay
contract prices IN the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-22

s2as2 TO- tomatoes per carrier 81 Soass turnips hus
STA per Dbl. I5cdsI. - l,,.., =, Itch,
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-The predictions OF , ~.
s,nl,es for the week fulfilled ana the ales
,nyces Indicate that the In for another week
Of moderate Supplies Partly owing TO the nnuence o
IN. latter feature and the evident need OF arse
replentsimeut than consumers have been hkins lul ~
number OF days there was stronger teens VI n,o'ed
to-day on the part sellers and late prices WE'RE quu
with rather vgor Prime and NO nay IN, nav De-
drs wn upon freely restore recent fun quos
tons and the call that has been directed 10 goo
quality lots has given them peer ,ain, haied
are NOT many cheap pick ups In anything beicw paieu
40 and OF No g. Clover mixed ana cover on na
run out we'll quote: Prime large oaIes per. wv 10
12ilaT5c; No do G5nf0c; No do 5I'7goZnc NO . 90
,5a5oc small bales phase less per 100 10 for the
Ard qualities; clover mixed. 45n521c; clover jug i9c'
salt hay s5a45c ungraded hay 3oa5se is Nd
There no note. the Offering II anlpie anu
prices are only steady for desirable parcels we quote
range OF 35i2c per 100 n for useful to pes long rye
Receipts OF reported In tons AZ the frouce
Exchange noon to-day: Hudson River Railrosa ~
Pepn.ylvanIa 50; Delaware, IAckawanna and western
TO- West Shore 100 Iehigh Valley. co. river boats 100
total Receipts OF straw. 30 tons by river ana
ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston April 2i-cotton steady; mdding Sac; low
,o,sdi,nr Slc good ordinary l5-l6c receipts 2 IN
bales exports 20 Continent I24 sales l"24; stock
1864 ,, Thu, ot, =.
Lou mdding i3-iGc; good ordinary. 3-l5e; net re
ce,ns 242 bales gross 2liI. exports 70 Great Britain
q Az: to the Continent. 3,77s; stock. H. 100 -
April 2i.-C'otton steady niddling. oNc, low
.tSsi,n, l3-tec: good ordinary B i6c. receipts 800
bales shiprnents 40 sales LOO; stock 1880 ia2esi
81 Louis April 21--Coton dull. mddlng IL l6c
low mIddling Sac. good ordinary. II l0c net receipts
40 hale. gross 40 Shipments IDA sales 800 stock
5g2 ,,,,
, ~, iec, low mddng D 49, good ordinary 4isc; re
c.in,s ss47 bales exports coaswise. 2: sales 5000
stock corrected 3a7. Isl ,,,,, -. -,
ssvannsh April 2i.-couon quiet; middlins. esc low
eag. ssles 3es stock 30.si
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-22

Through trains leave New-York foot OF ChaiubersSts
as follows and, nvc minutes earlier from West 23d-s
boo A. M-Vestibuled Express daily for binshamtSns
wavery. Elnlra. Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buna.' .
p NJ Parlor Buffalo. A..
2,OO p M.-Vestbued limited-Fast mail talI Solo
main for Chicago Arrives A NJ Chicago.
Up n Sepeerr Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car .. r...
6eiiv Arrives At Buffalo 7,O5 A. NJ Bradford % ~
n Jamestown 700 A. NJ. Youngstown 1921 A. NJ
Cleveland 1890 p NJ sieepers TO Buffalo and Cleveland.
Cafe Library Car. 49,.
Wsvey and Chicaso seepers to Horneisvile. Chicago
ana local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN 40
CONSIDERATIONS a. III. 1ls. 2s1 4ol and 9e7 Bsssd-
st Chambers and West 23dst. ferries New York $50
H nS aad Jersey City son Transtse
20 calls for checks baggage from hotels and resi-
dences
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foreclosure Sales.
NETWORK SUPREME COT XII, 'oul'!

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NEW YORK SUPREME .COCR 'oul'! VI
~ New York-William r. II. Carter Plaintin ssat s
Walter r. Johnston. Harlem River Iron WORKS anu ''
By virtue OF a judgment OF foreclosure ana s ssir
granted by this Court in the above entteo ~ h.
Cier n, the Count, OF New York the undersigned 'ad
Lees permanent receiver duly appointed 10 am c,Jo, on
Judgment for such purpose VIII sell a, PUBL ~, The fore
noon Of that day on the premises No. f62 East ioo,n
street in the Borough OF the Bronx CITY ana .ou,,s
New York the property described In said Judgment
Two vertical boilers 25 power; one sH2 verca
engine. with heater and steam pump ,nn an. horizon
tai 2 by q engine one shapey engine and boiler COM
bned one Wheeocks steam pump. one Worn,ns.'" ,oIs
dies reamers taps and hand tools. one New Haven
palmer bull lathe one IL by y engine atne -
Is engine lathe IA by u worcester a,he one m he
drill lathe ~ ny lathe. one by ia'he ON 80
10 wood lathe one 80 by Jackson lathe one 10 men
shaper one IS Drill press. one New Haven Bot cut
fer one suspension drill double mead emory sla
with TWO ii inch wheels grinding stone, mounted
lot 81 ropes chain tackle new bars OF ron lot u
packing new bolts brass valves and inlecot
furniture exhaust blower one sturtevan ian
blower Backsmhs Forge In place VII" h, PYLE bay
three anvils press punch one oorlng dat
lot Of pipe and fittings OF carpenter Tools hne
ng and pulley. betting. LOT Of governors and valves one
one portable forge second hand valves and brass fittings
new expansion Joints and valves Pratt Whitney ohucAs
and dies lathe palmer tools six vses, radiators IN
shop electric equipment bolts and nuts hangers IN .toSA
on. pressre pump hydraulic Jack. one Andrews
Centrifugal pump "a by one extingusher one step iaa
one Iot Of wire one chair. boermakers portable
shears power pump one scales two or tnree sno,rs
one chain fall. inch stock and dies solid on tne lug
Commander four inch bench wise. three ton chain
fall one ratchet. three fiat drills. one drill brace
Dated April II, lS@ .. $500, ,.,..
MOONEY sHIPMAN, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Is Wall Street. New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-22

FLOUR AND MEAI.-The low grade winters were re
Influenced by the wheat market dull and easier ali
day. Spring patents eSgs 30 winter sFsshs a9 Is %
extra No winter 50 9oass extra No winter 81 500
seady no s1os Good S5 20 fair ssdss 5 choice
SO 2oas9 40 ;CoRNMEALn Quoted; KIN dried
f9 Gs w hi as o SC 0da ne yellow scd Nf coarse
seE. f SS ed sgfsss Sk
5 coarse winter bran SIS 5oqs1s 80 latter wh l6
sl7 hominy chop, s14 so, oimeal s2S.
GRAIN wHEAT-The view taken by wheat traders Ter
sensational justified expectation ,t Of
the weS nen, 0 was quite bears on
outlook in line with the better news ana 9Tnsfipn
breaking prices very sharply last figures we're
net ebo BY Tn Modefn claiming
The plant IS alive win fair stand ward IN t ses Is
now the only feature which sensational damage re
6Ts later fs o on a an aveas Weld IS xpeced other
hand bosh crop esnatS by hrsaS as on" Occurred
in the last hour was striking illustration Of rs change
II, na,d uteNise TO The export which was the
heaviest in many reaching 1870 loads al seapSai
points 10Y goos e dur demand at chicago Lower ocean
freight Baltimore and 9the pe Hnsit lines The
only period decided hrness experie9Sed a 10y s than
expected and light Argentine shipments atr amounted 10
that advanced July TO b iso 200 bush the previous
week and bush la year This sorD sEss WIN
~ aoS 600 bush year ago Some of the private aS as,
a,,ha. snowstOrms IN Noftn bdhV.a
aoneiderabi4 DELAY seeding In the SoOthWestel q,
49, vheat belt where frost predcten In9IIsu.s y
sot,aa "a roaferalize The Snow report eeunis,"a d
aid - 400 0Oi 900 bush winter wheat and ttsI pr
sI,ion ~ $50 The TRADE was
ln,ro snrine wheat crop estimates before "nsa.
o. Ne ground and the statement had out rnoneia.i
" -hs nevt visible supply from present
In aecraase about go 900 bush. compared VIII ,
ase ~ about $4,000 hush last wear LVeIinoi, az
49, ras "A above last night. hut enpsequshtN ~
- and closed unchanged from the pre- uhs., re
u markets also UNCHANGED spring "hee1 ~
e ats were 271 against y" cars ~ "a sh
- rrl, vas quoted Tsi7c bid tluo,allonr a.
,rea, Z b afoa basis. were a. , e,sc. No /
arri,.e. No | Northern New 1ork $50, y"
9ha Dnluth s6LSc: No red Isesc eleNauI..s
Active NAV Liquidation At Chicago we AK;
.rte, 10 dav quite sharply. and there W., i ne, de
~ nc,ior the close here showing phrtial
u Tbere was an export trade OF ~ oa9s an
cllne ,arorn on old No corn was raised
snu ~ "a no effect on the future lls' Wn.H Us bas
bn' II n 40 The recent activity In export cnteh na'
hehNN Sa, 70 some extent ny the favoIapIeo p,ae
been ons, e,,ine shipments $4,000 bush cIiI III,
dl, ,,i,b Is On a bush week ago ana 49, sbnned
psreo % 1 ne season 44sOoo bush had oeen snpp Pc.
year. With 312 600 bush last year No 81 rr ",d
oonparen r chicago MAY for new ana e%c i ia d
quoted a., bssis.. ATSThe market "ss pu,- a9r'
an.a orn No oats closed &3c NO 1ass 81
EASY NE 3ec. No white. 35c TRACK mlNen pVT
No W. sS639c. No white clipe 81 ,ins,arn
IT, To-, anil. No . Western 6o?c' anu eoiSo - New
M9rse' 10Th o b anoat basis; state rye orc
work CARROTS
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Lehigh VALLEY Railroad. >

Stations foot Of West 2srd Cortlandt and Desofo's'
Time West 2srd Street Other figures Cor,snGta o or
Desbrosses Streets. Daily except suncsy' 'uN1-'
only. Other trains daily. r-o~
.6AS 100 A. NJ Local for EAsIoN x,c.p.
80 $40 N For BYF Enf. SS,n NlAfPA sIos
FALLsaud West and prnSS zap co ,Sci brsgnches
Ana i pIn Zoo Noon. SLACK DIAMOND No.
lksxdrtnn sssi,ns CAPACITY Due Bufao s.1 M con-
Meeting with through Sleepers 70 Dc''i' ~
Dining Car service Ia carte r,rUrsRARRE
s12.HO. 90 p. SCRANTON, Coal Branches
$3.50 4.1O l. NJ. ard intermediate points.
-. ~ ,xpu Iocai Tor MAUCH CHUNK.
f.1'2X' 2'3U !, ~ Local Kxpress for EASToN.
Throuah Sleeping Cara 10 Chicago snd Ioronto ara
.S3O. 500 p Express for Bsr oe1s Carried ssi
ToES9SSTno SSnf M FeP iTHAC&. ROCHESTER.
BgFf0 and ws, slespnsg S SHrs ssRook locals
daily except SUNDAY; .Ics', IS@ @ a !, ma ssP.M
Tickets and Pullman accommodations AZ aiS, ~ ",
ssoFrton 81 1 Court ST., IS Broadway and Brooxisa
Annex Station, Brooklyn -, s.. ha0oar~
Y Transfer Co. Will call for and cneck oass's'
from hotel or residence Though TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-22
BALTIMORE e. OHIO r. r

sC-HrDIrIE m EFFECT NOVEMBER 90 1875.
Leave NewYork Whitehall Terminal. South Ferry ana
''S " sDaiIv Except Sunday. tSun6ays.
CHICAGO $3.50 A. m. from Liberty street oniyr 'i3
o. m and .I2. IS night -. -.
PITTSBURG (s4.SO a from Liberty street onyDs
OF cTNgSrN IN ST IONS nm T. m. $50 .. m
ROYAL Blue TRAINS: oo,n.,
WASHINGTON sA III ta Is spl1sr. .aS 8:
('Royai Limited" Bxlusive Pullman Tram; % %
Dner) '555 .. m. and 'i2 10 night NoRFoLA- 'A|'s
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ounces: ia iI2 26l ls4. 1884 Bway q Union So.
w: 127 Bowery n Y: $50 Fuiton-st $50 Grahan-ave.
Rrookiyn whitehall Terminal Baggage checked from
hotel or residence to destination.
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al $50 $3.50 ss.7iO 49,

Secretary Hester OF the New-Orleans Cotton Enehause
give. the crop from September 10 S,o So
sol,ows Port receipts 1853 0s4 bales against ~" -
last year 455 year before last ana ar7 hsie,
in isic. overland TO mills and Canada. lsio, 10
against lss aS5 last year Asa before as' su
oi5 1926 bales 1895 interior stock. IN Excess sr al Geo
tember 34l O6s bales against Z6 10 last yesi :" Iii,
year before last 1882 bales In 1sso; w.
takings net 937se3 bales against a. songb, into
-a3 6a2 In 1907 and 6J4 bales in 1892 ~ oo
sight 23s days 10 800 100 bales sgans IN isaS
last wear SI5T sci in 1897 and 94443s7 baes III ' sne
brought into sight for week against seven 400 80
Arr 81 other years 1925 bales agans, 100 ES.
wear ca SIT wear before and 6I522 osies ooa s9
brought twenty-one DAYS Oh aiorr last
bales against 24i.7S last year, lff'o"' 'e"' ~
and 24e i5e bales In 1898. , a,,~,ro III. week
The movement Of cotton at Liverpool our,ns was as
ending 10 day as compared with previous week. was NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-22

CoTTON-If anything. speculation in cotton showed
sub~iding tendency and included st less u OUTSIDE
or public interest heretofore apparent The local
Contingent proceeded decided caution and the scope
OF fluctuations to-day confined TO a matter OF
points. opening call developed toerably steaiV
feeling unchanged prices 70 an advance OF POM.
but Immediately following the call the feeling became
uStle transactions upon a scale more
in keepng midsummer solstice than with the
volume Of trading order this season Of the year
Cables unsatisfaciory and coupled with mod
erae selling orders. There also disposition
10 sell new position on the part 81 southerne,rs;:
As rule however. the local traders had the msrket
themselves. without konwing what TO DO WITH a.
the session the ring practically deSerten.
Opinions regarding the status were confused
by Indications ~ cold rains and light frosts IN ne
Southwest represented by the official weather bue-
tin this morning while private services generally
quite favorable for the cotton belt at large as hereto
fore The bears had the advantage on the average put
from selling partly on account of fears that
outstanding short interest at low prices may
have present favorable crop conditions
Few private cables IN evidence Those In ciroua-
ton here indicated a determination the part Of the
cotton Europe refrain from buying. except
az required to actual wants until there more
reliable information respecting the crop
outlook Conservative shorts covered in small way ana
helped the decline. The close was steady at
a advance Of | point
The range OF prices in the local market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-22

A DvERTrsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received At .helr Uptown once No. 1922 Broadway.
2d door north OF sist-s until o'clock advertise
nents received at following branch offices at regular
office rates until o'clock D. VIZ: 25i sth have e.
cor 23d 1872 6th-ave.. l2thst. Mays 6th-ave
and 14th- ST 142 Columbus-ave West eSth-st JOG
Vest 42d-st 6th-ave; 20 East i+h-st; 2o1 west
42d-st 18th and sh aves 5o East 4Ith-st loSS
3d-aye 10Th and nth SITS; io26 ID ave- near
61.t-st: LOS ist-ave S9hst.. $50 Sd ave- near
4lstst: 3d-ave 2l0 Beecker-st S25 Bleeeker-st;
zoos I'd ave 24O East 3d-ave.: $50 Sd ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-22
,,vyppooL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool April "a mS1,rSns TSa .s ds
., The dsy wer. 10 600 bales Of which 800 bales We're
for speculation and export and included ss 80 ssies
Arsrican Receipts 1000 bales. including LOO bales
American Futures opened dun with poor demand ana
cin.ad steady. American mddng ! m c. APRIL 1,-o'1
IT,, A,,h and NAV 20-,Jid sellers May and June.
s,d sellers; and July. 90 go buyes July ana
,ngust 20 cd buyers: and SEPTEMBER S'-osd
seller. September and October l"ti0S ~ va ouSeIs
ocieher ana November 10 6id value; november anu
D.c.,nher 4 Is 4f3 1854 value. December and Janu
a,,a is aIds 10 6td value. January and February,
s-8,as is-ead buyers: February and March, "-o''
aI,fr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-22

light 20 10 35 NJ strong 2os long clear mddes heavy
IS 40 ~ 2ss I'd short clear backs lS 70 %. N 10
shoulders-Square. y a 10. Arm OBS Lard.Prime
Western in erces steady. 27s Cd American refined IN
os N pals steady 2Ss Cheese firm: American finest
white and colored SIS I'd Taow-Prime city steady
22s Cd Australian London dull. 23s cd Colt rms sed
oI-Hiu refined Nay-August. easy 15s al. Turpentine
spirits arm 33s I'd. Rosin---Common steady, Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-22

uETAIs-copper and spser continue in the lead as TO
strength and activity. while tin and lead exhibit pro
nonnred Ueakness and further loss News from abroad
and urinary points day quite conflicting ana ied
10 more or less the part Of both buyers ana
sellers here Al the the Metal Exchange called pig
iron unchanged $40 S0atlo 20 for spot TO MAY
basi the Close was hrr. Win spot very
didcu 10 obtain: spot April quoted Sls 10 buyers
NAV and June SIS Is nominal Tin closed easier spot
20 MAY s24 s7z 1885 Lead closed at - %uA 81
for spot TO May spelter closed strong and higher for
on the OF 10 500 spot quoted
s8 s5@S8 75 May June So 60qss 10 The nna cables
from reported strong spot III; futures
f7s los spot f13 lie 81 futures. MA
rs Ga Soft Spanish lead IA II ~. speter, f2s
M0LAssES AND sYRCPs After day Of small things
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool April a. s:t' SEsehSnse-w sea'sIot
American mixsi new nrm. Is sid do old steady rs
49, futures steady: April 81 sid May AZ Odd: July.
800 Flour Louis fancy winter firm. - 81. Hops
a, London Facnc COAST nrm "a iosdfi ~: Beef dui
india mel sos prime meas. 5as. Pork dull prime
msss western i5r HAms-short cut. ~ 10 10 10 hrm.
AZ, Observation-Disclosures cut Is TO so No. nrm sos I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-22
THE STATE or TRADE.

Bottom April 2f.-FTour quiet: receipts 81 5 bols;
spring patents s4ds4 75 spring bakers s3Ts3 so winter
patents 9Oas4 90 enter clears and straghts % BOG
Dbl corn quiet: receipts 27,7s1 bush; No q tSa+o.e
steamer yellow 44Lc Oats quiet: receipts A. $50 bush
fancv asl1Ssisc Nos and g. 3s'. d37c Mfeed steady
bran spring ss; winter, si6 IS red dog -four 81. 70
mdo1ngs sl5 75dSl6 so Butter firm Northern lS'2 q
lac Western. 100 imitation, l5c ladies'. 14c Cheese
steady: Northern. l2i,c; Western. 12l49l3c.
Buffalo April 2i.-Spring wheat Nothing doing; very
little Offering No Northern. carloads 81 &c winter
Buyers sellers apart offerings light: No red noml-
nallv 7sc: No white 1sc Corn-Light offerings; active
demand higher. No yellow 41tc: No yellow tlc;
corn 3ac Oats-Dul steady; No white. 33eq33&c
No white S3c: No white. 32iic; No mixed. ole;
No 2 mixed soc. Barey-Sales Of Western at Sic; low
grade offered ACC and fancy 4eiac Rye-No 2 on
track nominally. 5izd66c. Fiour-Dull. unchanged
Chicago April 2-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-22

pvERTIsEMENrs and Subscriptions tor me Irieun'
n received at their Uptown ONCE. No. l,H2 brosdNS
"a door north OF until o'clock advertise,
men,s received the following branch offices at resu
once until o'clock p VIA pa SIN ave,
cor 25d-st 1872 dthave. cor ieth-s, Macy otha ,J
ana lAh-st, la Columbus-aye near West 68h 81 80 80
Nest 42d-st. dth-aye.. % East lith-st 90 "G
iad at between It'll and sth $50 East 4Ihst'
sls-,t; LOS lat ave. near ss,h-st $50 80 IA
s0os sdays $40 East 7oh-st: 1921 Sd-sve zco2 Sa-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-22

Spot cotton closed quiet, with quotations unchanged
nddling upland quoted 6i.c and mddng Gulf at sac
compared with 1850 and ll-i6c respectively year
arc No sales. Special kilograms the Exchange
ported markets follows: New Orleans
steady al il-i6c. Mobile dull 3 9-i6c: Savannah
quiet SIC Charleston nuiet al SIC. Wilmington quiet
az &c: Norfolk duh at l6c: Baltimore nominal at
exc Memphis steady SIC: Augusta dull A. 3-iSc
81, Louis dull a 13-l6c
The export movement follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-22

Receipts New-Orleans 70 morrow officially esti
mated $500 $500 bales against ais bales
actual and 4 s0T bales last Tomorrow 3
receipts Houston estimated from 100 10 400
bales against 1925 bales last week and 1872 bales last
year
Receipts the ports and Interior points to-day as
oompared with the day last week and las year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-22
DELAWARE, lACKAWANNk& WESTERN

stations in New York. foot OF Barclay and Ch I've
n m
Binghamton Mail o.vv y. SSo m
buHdo ENpIess t~,r... m m
Inaca Vsw 49, E,nress .. 200 m sc ? n
Scranton. Wilkeebarre & plymouth IMAM ,o.aopm
Chicago Buffalo Linn. FIX. :......., .5;Sp m .aSo "a
Burao Ex. (srrive Buffalo M ''s'ooP !"
Syracuse. Ithaca, oswego. Utica Ex - 40 m
Tickets ard Pullman accommotauohs At no ~ ~
et2 broadway and Il Park Place 49,. .h.ck hagsaxs
Westcous Express Co. VIII can lot anu ~ ~
70 destination 'Daily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-22
WEST SHORE.R.R,

Train. leave Franklin g. Station. ~. l.. - tono""
ana "a m ister from foot OF w. <3c ST.: , A..
i2s4S p N CONTINENTAL LINT IMiIED pay ras.
ccieseIsnd Detroit chicago and s.. Louis Arrives csr
Sh,csso and ST Louis next Afternoon, Dlnlns Sar,
s,4S K $50 n later foot w ga ST. cheas9 o ana
81 Esi p,ysio Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland chicago ard ST. LoSl: a0en.,,.r But
f.o Xsssa Falls and TOI ,',,ce svr.... Roes..-
ter Buiaio Niagara Falls, Toronto. Detroit C's'~
land Chicago and 81 Louis p..,u~,
.nnr ,ron Hotel or Residence by westcott ExPresS
sneereo - TT" yXnBERT General Passenger Agent ". ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-22

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables spo. .n
easier; sales 10000 bales: speculation ana export, III,
American 1900; receipts 1000 American 80 ias,
INLAND and Futures opened quiet. sellers AZ Ias'
nights prices: closed steady net unchansed 10 $500
vance December-Ianuary. 31sd3 10 January Va
3Isl1b February March 319b; April 3 2's apr Ma.'
2Os May-June 320s: JuneJuy. SOD; July 6 husSs.'
ooh Aug,ist-september. 320s: september
Iaib October November. 3l9v: November
3is63 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet cioths' '"o'e u''
but much doing. a., ., ending
Comparative cotton statement LOT INC Wv"
Friday April 81. 1922 pei.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-22

Foreign coffee markets. eantos-- Office market hrm
sboA average santos 1900. receipts 1900 bags STOCK
ssl bags HanlhurgCofee market opened unons
hsst Hevrecoffee market opened dull a. = franc Al
vance AZ IL m !. franc lower A. irregular. nm
changed: closed unchanged prices total sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-22
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON.
Pom foot q: Liberty 81. -
Week days. '4:30 500. 1000: ~ 30 Dining cap A. NJ
100. 80. 900 Royal Blue Limited tsvc Dining Ca2;
900 p NJ 1918 mdt. Sundays s4:30 900 " ~
Dining Carr A. NJ. 100 800 Royal Blue Limited 90
Dining Carr 900 p M 1918 mdt Additional trains ~
Phiadelphia week days IA. 300 A. n. SO 90 49,
100 300 p: NJ Sundays. 500 A. NJ. 900 P ~ q,
whitehall St l3 ~ 2s1 lsA 90 2s+ i2t ,, s5oss
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lam burg The Y Transfer Co Will cal for ana checs
baggage from hotels residences 10 destination.
sFrom Liberty st. only
from South Ferry at 525 p NJ.