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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25

,,pT.IsTo-dsy's market showed no signs OF depart.
Ing from sne . as news from and the West was
dsS.d Of o 9sy we1. slight
Close the Metal Exchange called pg-ron warrants 9Tie
81 81 Somna Tin Closed Dun spot s Ssg
IS Lead closed quiet but stesSy D op s 80 OH dun and
easy for futures spot SO 1881 June So 7oase So july
So%oL4ssEs AND sYRUPs.-The wants OF buyers ys
neither extensive nor urgent Out bu he news from
primary points syrups STEADY TO sm c sna
;4ifass Has ta
prime open f ss i. Saq$ s bSs2
good sqss fancy 2g "a Berth elsn,s
ocS aas, ana a5aay at the foilowng
1890 SndGn Sd a sssed Ne GsssTS ga antwerp
Ham6urg s5a40 pigs Rotterdam SIC Amsterdam G0
cotton to averpof FlREiaHTs|The san tonnage market
unchanged today large vessels bGE the the I INJURY fP
ms and medium vessels was good; with rates Iung
su2g for In ersn s' While g..
somewhat In other departments there was "o
change ......, Ill ga. inactive and barely steady
Unsettled conditions still prevail in lnseed OIL as sales
being steadily made cents bsye met the
cut privately however are denied Rehnen peu p
5msr s a. 10 P S and n BULK
81 20 Tsansd sc S. 81 SC i-TeS FEED
ha csTx0es crude s Sosc prime crude. mills sg
s,s pr Ss4 STsd. ysi Sss6S prime White
prime winter yellow 3og5ze ns C raw hsc lara
OIL OIL 41a42e.
pROvIsIoNs-Iarge hog receipts again weakened hog
rrdcts considerably and the market an easy close
IN of strength IN grain Packers yEd to s
FAMILY $40 5odsio 75: clear, sioasll Is BEEF
quiet quoted Mess s9 famiy ~ 'oeSlg vi pscks
SSs.lC ou sas[f al pa Sc
osoteS Bacons SIC; $50 10. tsc; 1eo 10 ehe; pigs
S&c.. CUT MEATs-Pickled bellies steeay' Qnoted'
rloSieo ,eted at sxaec Western nc Western
p Sc: city greens, Sc. 'TALL1W Tahy v,S
At s. SEW city 81 SPA quoted at 81 - Eenned afo
60 Quoted: South America, IS ~, continent soo
Brazil KEGS ST. co%Peune Ssaoy 9u0'e Quoted oleo
sssc hid. city lard stearine. 6doec.
p1cr-crop news was quite plentiful to-day and as
trbos was favorable The market was insppreclaply
snected however. ruling quiet and steaay MIInou,
change ps IL fs Prif ss4ass fsr prime to
opo,ce 5%as%c: head. e%97c Patna Se3ise; 90 o. IN
bond sG8Kc: Japan 4%a5%c; Java 4"ao'4c' Kan
COON in bond 2AqoAc' -. ,r.. a.,
sTrcAR-Rehned sugar made firm start but iailea 70
xbh animation OF account at any time curing me
ROGERS gave attention to arranging orders IN s,i
Tor the nearby proraced hodays mhs sisc:
Dosrd snd coarse powdered. 5lzc HAhH powoe.eu
~ Standard granuiated and fine grahu!ated' 49,
coarse granuated and extra me aqinn n bags n
toners granurnh has o. fine graduated SAC; mould A.
ssIon s,smond A. $50 confectonsrs' She ca Nos
and g. 4%e; No sS o. 10 o 4tc No 10 444c; No H. 4*c
- 20 a sic. No i3 IL. IL and 16 4hc , A.. ,,s
rhs local raw sugar market was que, ana nn WIZ.
prices unchanged on the ssoSsds ana &c for - test
trngsI. mSar few scattered lots changed hands on
IN has.s of the above figures - ma All, and nm
The iondon s quoted ISIS and fair refining lis sd Best
cnahgeu ave, and rather dearer May delivery ad'ahc
,ns 70 III. AID and June delivery 70 lis 4''u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25

SHpefauons OF the day It developed FIRST.
IKE all other markets. became heavy buyer
.puin as DID California also latter influenced TO
p,cs az home. But IN this regard the entire winter
wneHt Det was on the footing. II might almost
SAID that crop reports were the most serious
sne belt but chiefly from Central mentioned
Ior some days past being infested with insect life
information on the subject and Prime predicted only half
crop IN Kansas As for Illinois It's State bulletin de-
csred that ny in twenty counties whereas
only SIX counties reported last week million bushels
per day and more the OF decrease which promi
nent authorities estimate for the winter wheat
ONO elds that only three weeks showed promising
damage considerable. The good cash demand in Min
neagolis at July price to cent counteracted
partly by further evidences Of increasing spring
wheat movement Foreign markets about steady
after their holiday Liverpool closed AID futures
and h@id higher on spot grain Paris markets were
POOLS quotations being compared with Friday Of last
week. Private cables reported had prospects in
though others noted good prospects in Central Europe
The export trade consisted Of only about dozen loads
all ports Quotations Of cash wheat ahoat basis
follows: No red. s3hc; No Northern Duluth
s5%c spot s4Ac arrive No red. sO4c elevators
No hard Duluth. sT&c 10 arrive. CORN-Very little
progress made by the bull element to-day although
Eeadineps in wheat prevented marked reduction In
the level and final quotations unchanged from
previous night Western offerings while not so large
ready seaboard cearances however. ahead Of last
week by full million bushels and exporters took about
30 loads at the various ports during the day NO corn
was quoted 4i%c for old. 4o%c for new and 4o%c
June delivery oATs--The market ruled dull and
easier. No oats closed a slisc; No oats 3odsc;
No . white s4c: No white ssc: track mixed. 3la2Sc
Market weaker. No 2 Western. 64i4de5c and No
Western. e5a65c, both b anost state rye ecc ,
ing 4Oa41c and mating. 43G47c both 1 Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
STOCK.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-York. May "a. 1899.

Eew-Tork, May ~, lsJ5
BEEvEs-Receipts were l75 cars or BIOS head. IN
adas R5!ed s Witch "a for T.G Sy =. ' gs4:sy
City and at sxtleth-st There was strong active I've
market for all Of cattle and steers were hrm TO loc
csoIc steers ere SOLD at s. cass s 100 10Y, E,
s. % on to o good eY 3, "a 10 r Deor
fat cows at s. s5as4 20. Dressed beef fair demand
s sPs s% a! The Gm s sailed for Liverpool to-day
s Rs and 's sch%a1schd sasbsrssf also
ters beef for other shippers the 81 Louis FOR south
berger. and the American. for London with 40 catte
for W W BTauer Company Limited SI m1rfoW W. me
S Dnlenbaok
CO. :ta9 BE % Ps en- }Ii Ma
B 90 S IS i * Il & s. % 30 b. 81 s'Gs 3
n. at S. DO 10 n at 81 TO- bulls 1925 10 81 es
do O., is nj a go at a. 80 iiG n cows
do 1000 n. at 81 "a DO ss4 No. at 50 So 90 $50 TO-
900 10 at S.
GssefP ss 1900 Isos 8, 8
is DO 1850 ~ at IS as DO llCo D. at s. 49, - stable
|: S: u ~ iss4 d. d al ?a g. & & Il f. rs
d. a. $ & DO 9e n a. s. SS n.h sts dT e. S st
ss5 8: = COWS S% So 81 ~ at! at s. SCI n
s: &C CO. $50 built a s g. n d. 3 sG 3s
DO isco n at IS 90: do 1910 n. 50 go DO $40 70
: g 8 Ct iI 4 s's ,'s g + g. IS E E
90 500 ~ at 81 40 40 $50 go n a. at 3 80 ~ d at
81 5 no. d. siS H. at 81 Is do s97 n 81 o5 ii do
s27 10 at ~ VI 80. .
S sanders: "a stsbIe-fed PENNSYLVANIA steers ii?t r.
at IS 30: stag $50 ~ at 81 ~ bull $50 10 at - @
DO 100 ~ al 81 90 90 1918 10 at 81 do I3 10
At SO U.s. DO 1880 NJ at 81 10: do. $40 no. at " TO- 20
Co. 795 n. az So . ,,,. -. - 81.
e. so: ~ cows 10 s3 IL DO $40 10 at 81 so oo
s. Judd Co.: y bulls o3s n. at % 'a' 3 COWS szo
w. snamberg & Son: q Chicago steers. IRA 70: at
IS Is. ~ do 1871 10 IS as 20 do ll2i ~ az % 4O
Is DO. Ileo 10 IS b. 10 Kansas City DO 1871 ~ at
J. a. Curtis bull lll5 10 at g.: DO 1909 70
at So co. do $40 ~ at 50 co. IL az esa 10 al 20 "
ct So oo DO eo ~ at 90 90 900 cows ai 40 r. 10
~ at IS 20; DO eiO ~ at IS 2o DO 90 no. at ~ OF q,
j. II Hume Bro. bull i.so 10 AZ - "; oso 'p n AZ
ss rs; DO $40 N. at o. 20 49,, ~
J. p Nelson; bulls esl 10. NJ " ooi co. OH ''
at s. 90 ,n. Al 10, n A.,
John Duceyi bull 500 10 a, 20 20 s Al 3. 10;
20 20 90 n n AT a. 80; 8 DO 900 10. at 50 A.
G: Dfsnbaek; bull $50 ID al - ''' '''
" T. 70 He.ihurn; eowr. ose n. at g 20 .,
% TO; cow LOO n. at IS 70; DO 500 ID " " ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25

spring wheat 73a74c: No spring wheat esGT2ic
No red T5a76Isc. No corn. 49, 933ic. No yellow
sac; No oats 2es925c; o Nc White Ssg2eae Nc
No 1 naxseed 81 90: Northwest 81 OF; prime timothy
seed 81 49, clover contract grade. SO 80: pork
per Dbl IS 1888 20 lard loo H. IS 039s5 07 short
nos saes oose 81 55asi s5 dysalted shoulders boxed
whisIey dstiliers finished goods gal 81 D.
unchanged on the Exchange to-day the butter
market was quiet: oreameries i2Qi7ac; daes. loql6c
Eggs steady; fresh. i3c. Cheese steady creams s%9
enc.
cinsinnat. May "a Flour steady. Wheat easy; No 2
active; No mixed 2sa2ssc. Rye firm: No 2 6Sc Lard
easier &, sTik Bulk 81 So. Bacon steady 80 -
Wblskey steady, 81 26 Butter quiet Sugar steady.
Eggs aulet l2c. Cheese steady.
pnlu,h. May 2I-wheat-No / hard cash, 71xc: May,
77.e: July, 77Ac; No 1 Northern cash. 7iSc; No
Northern. I0$c.
Milwaukee, May 24-wheat drii No NGrtherp ~ ,a
quiet; No 2 Ale; sample 3714oc.
Minnoapolis May 24-wheat-In store No Northern
May he; July f2%c; september. !l67leci on track.
No i hard 73.c: No Northern. 72se; No Northern
7iAc. Flour unchanged. Bran UNCHANGED
Philadelphia. May 2A-wheat nc lo~er contract sTs
Ssqas4c Oats steady; No white clipped; Ssei 40 .
white Clipped SsQ8Sh Nc; No mixed clipped S2g5Zsc'
pntter duh and prints lie lower fancy Western creamery
isc: fancy prints lec Eggs hrrn and good demand.
tho mark DO Southwestern. lac at the mark 90 south
ern isfi3hc at the mark Receipts; Flour. 2OOo bbls
and II 100 sacks; wheat AGO bush: Receipts 1s2 cars
uly eo,ned unchanged at 33hd33Ac. declined 70 S5sc
and a poor cash demand against oats Receipts,
25 cara July started shade lower at 1855 advances
10 23hq23%c, declined 23hc and closed at 2s1ac.
Selling By packers owing to the large recsp" OF h0s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
,o,,,rpv PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York. MAY "a. 1s9

New
prANs AND PEAS-There was very niue Sus, rhI,s
bh.A.so ~ for marrow, medium ana pea ana ~iIIe
again no ouotabiy changed the feehng u no foIe
Red kidney seemed 20 De ,Ilne a,
snaa =, the fairly liberal purchases 10, shpo
80 -. d,ncu, 10 buy any choice slock pioH "a ~
scarcsly ANYTHING doing In other Vaie.eS 1ksas
s u1chsneed We quote Beann io'n
Choice per bush 81 30; do medium 81 asi g. do
pwni,. Kidney choice 81 s0asl 49, DO yellow eye
st Az S5si "a: do black turtle soup choSe o. a.
lima California 81 5o9s2 0S green peas 'ess "c 10
scotch bags e7hcdsl .,ao-ab,, lighter to
az a,a This seemed have some innuence hdgh
; ., ary rate there steadier unaertone on
@rsde fresh creamery with larger ineres. % The nrice
tobb,na trade and little buying for s.or'ss
cases that figure exceeded innuoh ,hs lover
nsef,, stock was offered at 1T@1 !oe "n'ie .ne snu
grades ranged from iec downvard stae nns eoods
Tmitaton creamery steady especially TOT nm al
Factory is having moderate movement 80 s,re,i,
ing Jew rnore goods the bass OF lzn1l"c .,a
nne grassy stock would bring litue more "a
Creamery Western. extras. per 10 loc 90
iaitc. do thirds 10 seconds. I5Gi6tc 90 sthe
i7haIsc: do nrss lie DO thirds TO SECONDS s Ten
state dairy haf-frkn tubs fancy lic ao nIs.s az
isHc: do Welsh tubs. fancy. l0nglic 40
state dairy tubs seconds. 14hglohc; 90 tmiIe'
I4c: Western Imitation creamery. hrsts, lswoo 10
onds i2rQi3c; Western factory. nrss '"0' 10 '"e
grades lih4i2hc -. - ,.,o. ,ru
cream cheese moderate again to-day and while sen
shown by exporters and the market appears 70 DC ABOUT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
eipts at the ports and interior points today cor
with the same day last week and last year:

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton
steady: ~ bales speculation and export LOO"
American II 900; receipts 10 600; American 5000 mddng
upland futures opened duet buyers at last night
prices closed quiet: unchanged 10 l-2S4d advance
December-January 20s February. BOD Feb
rgary-March. 32ls; March-ApTil. 32lhb; May SNnb;
May-June. 3201b June-July 32le; July-August S2iso
septeInber 32i 1b sepember-October SAB DC
tober-November. S20hs; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. BIOS
Observation-Disclosures.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Declinlng tendencies early In
the day before the close by the upturn In
wheat although for effect on buying Interests
Business was Of the usual light featureiess
character, and mostly for the better grades spring
So 9Qst IS; straighs 81 50Q$3 co. winter
patents So 1888 so; clears 81 oSmS3 TO- Extra
No ! winter. 81 95ms3 10; extra No winter ~ oOV
s27o; no gsde. 81 oSQs1 10. RYE FLoUR-stesdier'
Quoted: Good to fair. 50 05qs3 20: choice 70 fancy
s. 1888 & coRNMEAInDni Quoted; kin na,sd
Fine white, Csc; fine yellow 95cQsi; coarse ESQ Zoe
FEED-steady Quoted Spring BRAN bulk. sio; SACKS
10 arrive 200 pounds si4Qs4 25 lake and rail SACKS
spot. SIS G1s5 so: winter bran $40 2,WsiI o.
latter white fine. sl5 middlings. slcMSls: city feed
s22 FOls23
GRAIN-WHEAT-Onc July wheat passed the
SOC mark IA New-York reaching 50 Lice on the late
curb to-day after session fully unsettled as that
OF the previous day Jsregarding ell ~ buish
character. the market drifted spell OF weakness
which lasted ell day and yielded only IN the last hour
70 determined By bull traders. who recog-
nized that the market considerably oversold For
sgn houses sold at the opening and thus paved the way
Tor subsequent aggressive actions by the bear contingent
As heretofore ST. Louis was closely followed In all the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May 24-There was a fairly demand for
to-day the recent advance Fancy grades sold
at 5aS5 g. choice So 2S4S5 go mediums "a ~
asa o. beef steers 81 3o9s4 49, sockers and feeders
$4gs5 % bulls s30s4 5O and hefers So 7oGs4 80
Western fed steers 81 G04s5 40 Texas Sass. calves
s5qs7 50 The supply OF hogs exceeded the demand and
buyers succeeded in forcing decline OF "a qoc Fair
asa O5: heavy packers. 50 55gs3 80.
mixed 50 e5Gs3 90 butchers SO 7oasS Oh lights. s. 20
asa g5: pigs SO 251S3 So There the usual active
demand Tor sheep and lambs steady prices Poor TO
prime sheep brought 81 75Gs5 60 yearlngs, S. e4s5 10
wooiIed colorado lambs so 900 81 clipped lambs 81 I5a
SO 30 chiefly SO upward spring lambs s6gSe per
100 10 Recepts-Catte. 1880 head hogs 36OOO sheep
1900
Cincinnati. May 2A-Hoes active. SO 25as3 o. Cattle
steady S3ds5 % Sheep strong. 81 1oGsf 10 LAMBS
strong 81 25ds5 So.
East Buffalo May 24-Cattle-Recelpts light; market
steady FIRM: veas strong. So 75gsI 90; common 70
fair s5dS6 so Hogs-Recepts. q cars; market lover
Workers fair: light choice SO 95QS 90 mixed packers
"a OS mediums and heavy. 81 05qs4 OH pigs sfasf 10
roughs So l5GS3 90 Sheep and ambs-Recelps 70 cars
market 1oasoc lover for lambs most GeSne LOT
sheep steady ana nrrn' laIus tops'
So 5OaS6 O cus fair So J0as6 81 sheep cus to best
So 5OQS 5 10; wethers. 50 20QS5 3d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. May 24.-Cotton steady; mddins. lo-i6c
low middlng Lice good ordinary 4+c; receipts OBJ
bales: stock 50 0l8
Norfolk MAY 2i-Cotton steady middling sac; low
middling Lice good ordinary 4Ac: receipts 800 bales
exports. coastwise, 3s4 saee. 81: stock, 53.55
Baltimore. May 24.-Cotton nominal; mddng o%c;
low mddlns biec good ordinary tsc; gross receipts
GOT bales; coastwse. 900: stock. 10. $50
Savannah. May 2t.--Cotton easy: mddiing. ono; low
mddng 5hc receipts 1874 bales exports eoastwise As9
Gales 2S: stock 2s.3o5. $500 -.
New-orleans. May 2-cotton quiet: middllng. SIC;
low mddng. 1-fsc; good ordinary o-i6c: receipts
$3.50 bales: sales. 500; stock. c4t 1877 -,
Augusta May A-Cotton steady; middiing. 6hc; low
middng sac receipts. 1856 bales; shipments +s5; sales.
3e4 stock rs ee0
Memphis May 24.-cotton steady: mlddlng 5Ac; low
mddnx i5-iec good ordinary. 4hc; receipts 400 bales
shipments. $50; sales 2. 75o stock. iA 253
Cincinnati, May 2s.--Cotton quiet mddng. 5hc; low
middng SIC good ordinary. BIC: receipts 200 bales;
shipments. 500; stock 10. 1874.
Houston May 2i-Cotton quiet; middiing. lo-l6c.
low n,ddling 7-i8c: good ordinary 1916; receipts
500 bales; shipments 500: sales. o; stock. 1928
st. Louis. May 24-cotton steady middlnss. i8-iec;
low mddng T-l8c: good ordinary 1916; gross re-
cepts 0S3; shipments. Lar; stock. e9.o4i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
ERIE RAILROAD.

as follows and minutes earlier from West
erOO A. M,-Vestibuled Express daily for Bingnamton1
Wsyerly, Emira, Buffalo Bradford. Arrive Bunaio .
p NJ Parlor Buffalo. -.
2.tlO p, M.-Vestibuled mited-Fas. mall daily Sono
train for Chicago Arrives Cleveland I@0A NJ Chicago
P. NJ sleepers to Chicago Cleveland and Cnc'nna'|
Dining Car. o.,-x ,,.,..,.. ,-....
Arrives Buffalo 1905 A. NJ Bradford 20 NJ.
Jamestown ZOO A. NJ. YOUNGSTOWN 1927 A. NJ. Cisvs.
1890 r ~ sleepers to buffalo ana Cleveland Care
Library Car. -. ,,,--,. r,,-
Wayerly and Chicago. seepers TO Hornellsve Chicago
sn1 IN IT'S local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ao-
Il COMMoDATIONs AT III, 1lS 26l 4o and e57 Broad
a i91 Rowery 1855 l25th-st. and 273 i25th-
at Chambers ard West 2Sd ST. ferries. NewYek: S33
sn5 ss0 FIlton-s 9s Broadway Brooklyn i22 River-st
Enhokcn and Jersey City Station. NcwYorx Transfer
c. calls for and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
a.nces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-york. May a. 1899.

New-York May "a 1909.
CoFFEE-Condltions prevailing In the conee market
remained Of humdrum order that has so long charac
.s-,ad business IN futures The market had scarcely
sny variations: and II next 10 impossible ior the
inr. traders 10 a decent scalp. while ou
" speculatve interest was entirely lacking The market
however showed little more spirit and while no 'raa
~ done the opening CALL sales up 10 IL m mao
sr than doubled the business OF yesterdays forenoon
Hang ESQ bags 81 narrow market; up 10 II
nniv positions had been dealt in-Septemoer AT
Ss and December at SEQ The market for the rest OF
,hs day was tame and uneventful, with a segsihB
sancy resulting from unsatisfactory cables and nothing
h 10 indicate any to speak OF In the enormous
srni,ss The market was finally quiet. net unchanged
MIA sales $50 bags Spot Brazilian coffee dull and
.o,rsi az about Yesterdays closing prices NO RIO,
,nne lots csc and jobbing parcels enc. Arrived at
New-York Heveus. with 100 bags 49, Ba n
haas Rio Cleared Santos May % steamer Hofrox win
as oo bags Owing in the manifest OF steamer
y,A p-,n,s Nev-York stocks reduced 900 bags.
The range OF prices in the local market to-day
folio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25

weakened provisions July pork opened 6g.hc lower at
as % declined h 81 TN and closed al - ia July
lard opened at a5c lower at SIS TO- and declined to
Is or al the Ribs ruled dull within narrow linn
ire Fstrated receipts for Thursday: Wheat 81 cars;
corn. $50 oats 200 and hogs. 5000 head
St. Louis May 24.-wheat higher; No red cash, l64
7si5c: MAY roc; July. 77hc; September. 77Ac; No 2
hard. 7o%673ee; Corn lower No cash SSac; May
No . cash 2Thc: May 27hc. July. 23%9237sc: sepem-
Der n &c; No 2 white. 30g30hc
Toledo May Awheat higher and hrm; No 2 cash
and May 76Hc bid: July TIC asked. Corn dull and
steady; No 2 mixed s4c Oats dull and lower; No 2
mixed cash and May 29i7c Rye dull and steady; No
cash coo. overseed steady and lower prime new cash
Lima, s5c South Lima and Indiana. SOC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
PROPOSALS FOR BUTTONS & SHOE

LAcEs.-PhIa. Depot @ NJ. Dept. 1928 Arch Street.
Phia Pa 20 1S09-Sealed proposals, In tplicate.
win be received here unit, II O'Clock A. M Mednesday
Uniform Coat large Line: 5000 gross Uniform
small Line and 700 gross pairs Of Russet
Porpoise Shoe-Iaces Conforming samples at Schuykil
Arsenal Bidders state with what rapdity they VIII
deliveries Government reserves the right to reject
or all proposals part thereof Prefer
given articles Of domestic production or manu-
facure conditions Of quality and price Including IN the
price OF foreign productions or the duty
thereon) being equal GUARANTEE In ioee OF the
articles must accompany all bids. IN
GUARANTEES BIDS will not be considered Blanks for
proposals will be furnished upon application. Envelopes
Containing proposals be properly endorsed and ad-
dressed 1t Col JOHN " FCREY, Deputy Quartermaster
u A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY II. 1899.
FOR THE WEST.

SCHEDUL.E IN EFFECT MAY II. 1873.
FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York. South Ferry (Whehsll rerminap ana
foot ~ Liberty street Time shown from South Ferry.
Leave Liberty street minutes later -
sDaily. fExcept suLday ia ssuneAys
and ss2. 10 night -. =, An.
PITTSBURG. '430 a. m. uioerty street onD, 'ooo
p c.TIycTNNATi ST. LOUIS 1855 m. 1855 .. m.
sl2. 10 night
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. t755. 'o.S CDinerl.
o., o. a m 0)iner) ti2 IS o. Dner) 'l25 iDiner).
.255 Royal Limited" exclusively Pullman Train, Diner.
.4S5 G1iner). '555 D. m. (Diner) and 1910 night
' All train. are Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
1,fices. ia ito 26i 43i 1854 Broadway Union "a.
w i27 Bowery n Y S39 Fulton St, $50 Graham ave.
Rr;oklyn; whitehall Terminal and Liberty 81 Baggage
checbsd from hotel o. residence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
WEST SFIORE.R.R.

Trains leave Franklin ST. station, n T. as follow"
and 10 m. later from foot Of W 42d ST: -, a..
l2:4J +. NJ, CONTINENTAL LIMITED; Daily t iot
Albany Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara IAN.
Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago and 81 Louis Arrives
Chicago and 81. Louis afternoon. Dining Car
Mas p NJ $50 m later fooe " 42d ST.. Chicago ana
ST. Louis Limited Daily for Utica, syraeuse Koch
ester Bunalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit.
Cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis. ,o.,..,.- a,,.
TAO r. NJ Daily for Utica syracuse, rochester Buy
falo Niagara Falls and Toron,o. s.. ,os..
S,4S p NJ, Daily for Albany. Utica syracuse, hos
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto. Detroit Clevs-
land Chicago and ST. Louie;
r,ms tables at principal hotels and Offices Baggage
.s.ensd iron, Hotel of Residercs by Express
r. u LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
NEW YORK CENTRAL.
DIVISION
Trains arrive at and depart from Grand Central station

HARLEM DIVISION.
el5 A. NJ and s55 T. NJ DAILY, except Sunday. -
Ptsfeld; sundays only at $50 A. M
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket offices ll3, 26i, 4l3 and 1919 Broadway. -
Union Sa W. 235 Columbus 81 West 10th St.
10Th ST I3sth st. stations New York; sss and 72s
Fulton ST. and lO4 Broadway. r. D., Brooklyn.
Telephone '279O Thirty-eishth street for New York
Central Service Baggage checked from hotel %
residence by wesscott Express Company.
GEORGE H. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
The range Of contract prices in the local market today
was as follows: -

Spot cotton cltsed steady. with quotations unchanged
the basis OF enc for mddng upland and sac for
mddllng Gulf Total sales Of $50 bales included 2sI
export Lib spnners and LOO for delivery
Spot cotton in Southern markets was tele-
graphed our Exchange follows NewOreans quiet al
5%c Mobile quiet ; 1l-1Gc. Savannah easy at sac
Charleston steady 916c Wilmington quiet at 5sc
Norfolk at SIC Baltimore nominal at exc. Mem
phis steady al sac. 81. Louis eteady at 13 l6c
The export movement follows:
Great Britain. France. Continent
Total to-day ........... Al 7l2
mus far this week.. 1925 7,43s l21S9
Thus far this 3.303. i94 7l4ss5 2572 T0I
Receipts at New-Orleans tomorrow estimated at
400 10 LOO bales against 1850 last week and so last
year.
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, 1899-05-25

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