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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
EXPORTS TO DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-Vork. March -, lS'"
e,Orp>EF- Trading Brazilian coffee futures
.-.,bst,r News on hand the opening OF Nhahkc
80 ass about sAndo. large clearances from
-r.s ana decline a pg In the HAMBURG mn t,la.
re-s practicay offset by sustained prices IN hfan't
r,srkats primary receipts 81 but 1sNp Days an" =
o-s,riv increased output American warehouse
49, movement reaching 2IWS bags l''I go
Ma he market pretty much 10 themselves hsNry
,rSf-afe5 5uneSs and unchanged prices loaiN wv.
market opened steady and unchanged. with safes ~ Ou
200 aes on call during the forenoon business ~a
yn, ,ns u local character there also being ehn'il
ven up rather than open accounts Ihere we're
t.. & go bags sold midday. Afternoon deNeiophel
ra unrlDoTtan' and the dulness characterizing carr
trading continued both here and at HaVe. Whch cost7l
unchanged Business for the entire session IN our
arke reached 30 bags The close was sieay he'
Unchanged 10 points higher shorts received some en-
,racemen from the fact that while the American war
house movement heavy. the visible supply iN u,
country showed gain for the dan owing TO c!eSrances ~
81 bags Including 1900 bags Santos ard l-Un Bags
Victoria for the United states. gain Of go was
noted Rio exchange rate Business IN SPOT coffee
continued hang but holders generally adhered 20
former quotations Of J. l6c for invoice lots ~ Rio No
traders asking 6isc The coffee Exchange, IN
accordance with vote taken just after the cpenins L"
da3 VIZ. be closed Good Friday. Havre VIII take a
holiday from Friday n Monday next. inclusive.
The rang of contract prices IN the local market To-Day
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York. foot OF Cha.pers1cs
as follows. and minutes earlier from West @Sd-st;i
1900 A. M.-Vestiouied Express daily for BnshatntDns
Wasery, Elriira Buffalo. Bradford Arrive bunaIo
]asto - WNVestibuied ljnited-Fast mail daily. Solid
rain Tor Chicago Arrives Cleveland T40 A. M CHICAGO
SP. II. sepeers to Chicago. Cleveland ana Snehn~''-
40 p. M.-Bufraio and Cleveland 'estbued Exgrsss
Aa;,v Arrives al BufYalo 05 A. NJ. Bradford TO ~
n. jamestown Z 90 A. NJ. Youngstown lo:Z. A: Ne
Cleveland 30 p NJ Seepers TO Buffalo ana Ceseanos
Cafe Library Car. . ~.. v,-...
Wsvery and Chicago sleepers to Hornesviile Chcase
s enG local FINE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac
COMM0 CATIONS a. III, 1l3 25i. 4oi and 1851 Broeo-
av i97 Rowery 1855 f25h-st and 2I3 West lzstnS
st. Chambers and Vest 23dst ferries Ne% . 90
Hnhoken ia Jersey City s. ,tion New-york Transeee
Co calls for and checks baggage from hotels ana Ese-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30

9on Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton.
iar business doing sales TO- 90 baes: speculation and
-1'" ivVV. American 1900 receipts, 1000 American
'.Vy. mlcnlng upland. l332d. Futures opened quiet,
Ss AZ last nights prices: closed barely steady at "a
$50 net decline: December-Jsnuary siass January
Sts.s' March S2oisb; March.April. 32oa
III, Aprn May. ay032l. May-June. 3.20Hb June
~, asls; July August. s21b; August September
20. ptember-occber. 320izs October November.
c.se. NoVefnoer- december. 3laxs Manchester-Y arms
inx wins "'''o inquiry Du' ho' MUCH uo-
a md AEAl<-sprng wheat brands reflect
eou, IN wheat more easily than winter wheat
rsas seI holnlig about at former prices which
and i, NOR willing 70 meet Low grades
,a aeland Spring patents eOdS4 is
~ 559ss e5; winter patents 81 75as1 spring
sSIsS " extra No winter So 75a$2 90: extra No
25 csoee to FANCY 99Stsa good isr o
p quoted: Kilndried 81 I0as2 is as 10 brand
io1 49,, firm Quoted Fine white SOC: hne yell
sr,;,s Gs. coarse: aanS3c .FEED-Ftrm Quoted
D5an b3ik SIG 0asl8 75 sacks 20 arrive 200 No.
H,s SACKS spot SIC 70: winter bran SIC 7S
Snarx vi n, 90 hominy chop. SIS; oiImeaI SOS
""hA Once again turning easily from de-
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OTHER MARK Ers-BY TELEGRAPH.


East Buffalo March 29-Receipts Of sale and through,
cattle sheep during the twenty hours ended
AZ noon to-day Cattle. A. sheep ana aDs
cars hogs "A cars Shpmentstatte ~ cars sheep ana
lambs cars: h0gs Cattle-Ther" was ohy one
load on sale with demand at about steady prices.
Moderate offerings fair demand steady Inc 0le
irgs were mostly and medium quality. 'hoce
extra quotabe SO 50dS6 10 good 10 coce soe
80 sheep and lambsThe offerings were moderate, Id
loads The demand and prices were stronger
Choice 10 extra lambs quotable al So OdS6 So good TO
choice 10 extra s5ns5 good choice 81 5dso com
mon to fair 5OIS4 D. Offerings were well cleaned up
ogsThe offerings 10 loads. and the market opened
siovv and A shade lower Heavy quotable at -
"a To- medium s4Gs4 Workers 81 Soms3 90 pigs 70 ~
Ts3 81: oghs SO 40G So So stays 81 2qS2 10 one decN
~ very choice heavy hogs sold at ~ To- Inc Close
,.,. =. aar ~
connection fairly active demand checked the recent
Ia the better Sales were on nasls OF
s4dS4 light weight plain beef cattle UP 10 soq 30 %
Tor nretty strictly choice shipping bee'e exporters
being good buyers So The greater part OF the sses
,ysre AZ 81 651S5 30 Western steers ~ 2oqSo ~" texas
steers 81 aOqs5 calves. sass So Although the supply
Of hogs could be called large prices opened &C
hut armed I'D about 2izc later te strength OF g9n
demand on local and shipping account FAR 10 ehocs'
ca -S@s2 s7t. heayy packing 81 55dS3 ia mixed
nr@ 81 256,s3 81 in sheep animated and the
recent advance maintained: poor 10 prime sheep
soi AT 81 25dS5 warnings 81 5as3 TO- and lambs were
In active request at s5gs5 90 Receips-tattle. l"oo"
haaJ. hogs sheep 1900
Cincinnati March 2D-Hogs active. lower 20 2ogSo W.
Cattle steady at 81 S5$5 TO- Sheep strong at y oous 3D.
Lambs strong at $4qS5 80.
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l1nblir Notlte.


WANTED ('TIEMIST.-An examination or applicants
w will be held az the Navy Yard. New YORK. April :,
1889 for Chemist az $1,000 per annum ne @ ~
vii he omen To all corners who give evidence OF expert
ence in conducting kind of work for winch hey seek
en,nloyment and who citizens OF the ned Sta,ss'
Affiliations will addressed To the COMMhNDANi
NAVY YARD NEW YORK and must be Je i,n rs 70
him on or before Thursday. April NO Application re
ceived after that will be considered Each appcan'
,,, sate In his application his name. age residehce.
zensbin present occupation. and previous enlpoyeh.
or work done The application must he accompanied ~
VI ~ citizsnship and by certificates preferably
from previous employers character habits OF mus
~ sohriety and skill and experience IN conducting
~ ~ ,Se Kind required JOHN D. LONG, Secretary OF
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30

re,dcnc. upon foreign markets reflection Of h9e
CROP d; wheat ne. ss6sT sSS's latter on July
new crop delivery quite naturally received me md
ssns on equal terms at Chicago. Local trade was IN,
usually sSs and the outside Ssy 's
rather freely during the afternoon ~men cey Of slight
rne Isn NJ ndSaT in response to break Of 3'ic in -
Louis but apart from THIS the session eontinuing
the advance after the regular close when May SOLD up
,h Gar, mad n" impression whatever the market
as cables parcua. those from ysrpo9 o eSs and
,onttncntsl markets steadness. with but little chahse
from the S,g rsgcuaT e %e With the local
the that buying orders In mos, oases The
ST Louis market attracted general attention ny i,s et
price changes showing excitement ana Most Of The
"rep news was OF a general nature indicating psnV,
damage but without specific Information as 70 9SarS
and extent But the crowd short ana isaaiS nn
huenced by the very news when on ,ive element were
puzzled over todays market fea 5 a r5 s. Louis
nresumahiy WORKED up an advance and successfuy u
loaded eleventh hour bulls mos. O, ~' See indicted
Wild statements which form important featuTe on ,S
rrsn daily markets The advance practically destr"yn
all chances for export business IN trua , be exception
~ New York which has taken official action on 'n
matter and VIII t heefG ssa ia March wheat Quota
lions Of cash wheat ahoat basis were as foI low
No red MUM fe si%c; No hard Manitoba, So
CoRNHavins little speculative snap OF s OWE Sh lead Of
wheat and in this way secured sc advance In prices un
Tsders as being specially and inves ment huyns
Therefore was no, much OF . s week but cearances
are also $4,000 bush behind last week ,os
nonrs and Liverpool closed only I'd higher 10 corn
closed 43%a447sc or new and od aa' verv ouiet
No oats closed Ssq$sac No oats s2sG 30 MI
track white 35s q39c; No white clips; sc Ky I'm
Market nrmer 10 Western SSe s and No YORK
CARROTS. E. e. .BARLEY-Marke nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30

ADVERTISEMENTS and subssripons iog me
d door north OF until o'clock p M advertise
nents received the following branch oees az regular
office rates until o'clock D. M VIZ: 2o4 otn-a' g.
cor 2sd-s i52 6th-aye l2th-st Macs oh-a we
and lati i42 Columbusave.. near West oothst
West 42d-s 6th-aye 92 East Iitn-sl 90
between 18th and Sh l5o East i!th-st l3os
adave between 10Th and nth 1026 81 ave. near
Gist-.t; l7Os lsave near s9h-st; 800 aa,sDs. near
Iist-st sS4 3d-aye 21o Beeckerst. 32o rst
nos 3d-ave: $40 79th-st 1921 3dave 2o"Z so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
CENTRAL R. R. OF new JERSEY.
Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
.nnr tracks Observation-Disclosures SLIM

Anthracite used exclusively. -
Four tracks Electro Pneumatic Signals.
Stations in Nsw.York foot Of Liberty St
1.ayn. sa ssss s ss,s
nve minutes earlier than that given 0e0" ''F iA'''"
'sD Tram, Leave foot 9, Liberty N,s 81 csu..
q rs.ss, ~ Il, E;;': :ssS sS sRias' -.
A. rsl R.s ss and f hasars $40 $50 1 ss
iSS to ksssas H. 1872 ?a' s sarssS'
Snsuy IsSi; b e arS n's s 80
''''' A. NJ 100 A LIZ s f9ef h8G Hs a,
Grove gs: s sss ssss Ss s'ips ;
s'ly to ass IS only SIP Rec q ssn only
. An. .s ss s ass S sS'; 's
Si For Ai. mt IL ashand.. $780, $50 nso NJ Ia
''SO 1888 si' Eok fIu%SiksiF:W sSS s. A' 200
$50 $50 ioas 4. n. iss. $40 .:'o P. n sss'
L Sundays. :iSis ssG '0' A. ~ TO- So 80
Tons E Evss and .i saSesa' 4'0 $50 NJ ia
For Atlantic City, vineand and Brdseton. $50 A. y.
Mon%cs,A Beach ssaS,s1 4. i H ssS
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. B M AND "ASn'"~-
...s day. 40 's Sos t9'i ie'ae $ 6s,ss Can
ss 50 "SS TS'; s; $s:,, S,ss S;s
81 !sss ! ssss:y. rs /
E: Ss''ii y In &: III
isss Isl GSls%Sa: Az ~ v New York v; :cS,s
Eur sais SG The s0o' Transsr s ana sS:ss
baggage from hotels or orr, residences to destination.
trrom South Ferry at SIS p. NJ
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60 hDhom Ut lilan Contern.
Il HEREBY GIVEN. that The

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that Inc
~ Elithorpe Safety Elevator Company. domestic
corporation having principal business ONCE IN me
Borough Of Manhattan. in the City County ana stss o
New York will apply the supreme Court OF the sta,e
OF New York, Special Term thereot Fa5t L. 20 We
hold AZ The County House. In the Borough "
Manhattan County Of New York on the mrs. Gay Of
Ma lsoJ al 1920 o'clock in the forenoon OF that dsy
or soon thereafter counsel he heard Tor an oGe
authorizing said corporation 70 change It's corporate d
10 Ellithorpe Safety AIR Cushion Company.
Dated New York March 18th. 1899. - .o,,,,,.y
THE ELLITHORPE SAFETY ELENAIok Os1t AZ
- Rv FREDERICK T. EI.L.lTHORPE. FresldehI
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot Of Yves: esrd Co5tlandt and Desoro'''
''' Streets (Penns. L, ferries -.,.r., a,
thine West 23rd Street other nsnres. SorT snnds,
uesbrosses Streets Daily except ouncsy' eu'N~S
only Other trains daily.
.s.i5. 700 An Local f ST FAsTIoN'y NIAGARA
rAIy'S and %est and principal local points Psfiof
and Dining Cars. connects 70. sosl srsnc nnssAmoNo
.sft IN 1900 Noon. I" LACK OiAWSW1O
exep.Ss. fISndsomest train IN the word Linz LIN.
red 70 Seating capacity. Due Bunaio 10 ia chica9n
meeting with through sleepers to Detroit ana 'n'ss''
Dining Car service 4 Ia carte wrrxPsRARRE
s1p.50 I. 90 2. N. SCRANTON. Coal Brsnchee
80 x,xpN focal Tor MACCh CHUNK.
..f'2E 10 p ". Local for EAsIOS. cray
t.5.3S $50 r NJ Local Enpresstor EAsI non,
.y'S0 40 p. NJ For Buffalo ana poinn west
rhroneS Sleeping Cars TO Chicago and I9ren'eo, -.
500 M ~ slespns car no passengers carried.
go, $50 Pm. For ITHACA: E4Sh aa
SOUTH PLAINFIELD and BouSp b 10 % .os 80 %
souh P.snfeld only $50 20 IS 20 and 81 ~, Oh n
Tlcgefs ard Pullman Accommodations Az 10 .y
SIS az and ls2s Broad 81 E. ii,h ST. e. troSklyn.
Ton fT1.rsfer Co. will call for and check basgsSe
IRON, hotel or residence through to destination >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
NAVAL STORES.

further decline Of lsc noted In spirits to-day
pacents OF new crop stuff and slack inquiry were re
sponsbls Rosin quite nrm and good business was
done in medium and pale grades Tar was ho"e'"oS
active and steady. Quotations follow;
TAR-Regulars 81 10; tar oil. bbs ~ %
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-44gf41c. - .-,, - ezra
ROsiNDCommon good strained. 81 37h 7; y t9e
G, so. = al 5,nSt CO. O. 81 20: III. 81 10: ~ 30 ~
e.. NJ 81 q: ~ 81 so W q. 81 80: w W. 81 %
STOCK IN HAND.
Spirits urpentire ,o3 81.
Tar 49,
Charleston March a9-Turpentine quiet at iic. krsin
steady unchanged.
Wilmington March 29.-Spirits turpentine unchanged
no.htng doing. receipts casks Rosin 93cI$l re-
ceip,s 3Gs bbs Crude urpentine quiet S5Hs2 w. re-
seints bbls Tar steady. 81 receipts i:' bbls
savannah March 29-Turpen tine-N9thing doing re
c.ints Az bb. Rosln firm: sales. $50 bills receipts
afe bbIs A n c d. 81 %: r.. 81 Is: r. 81 DYti -; 90
ST 2ati 30: H. 81 40; 81 30: X 81 co. NJ ~ No. ~ ~
W O. 81 20 " W. s: 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30

Liverpool. March 20; p. m;-cotton-spot; fair de-
mand prices i.Sgd higher american middng sat
low mddng 1924 good ordinary. i-s2d ordinary;
81 SOD The sales OF the day 10000 bales OF
1000 for speculation and and included
$500 American Receipts 1000 bales. including 600
American. Futures opened steady with moderate de-
nand, and closed barely steady; American mlddlins
April 20-84g3 21-64d value April and May, 20-84u
2i-64d value May and June. 2oGiq3 2l0td buyers:
June and July II sd sellers July and August 81 6ld
buyers August and September 3.4a3 p Cad buyers;
September and October 2O84a3 2l-64d sellers october
and November 20 64d sellers; November and December
G443 - 6id sellers; December and January 1874
az 90 64d sellers January and February. l964Q3 064d
seli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30

COTToN-Trading in cotton was conducted with much
caution today anticipation 81 brace OF holidays
hand this and Europe.
Unless should develop unforeseen factor the
market expected broaden for the remainder
II the week Today the opening cables were regarded
satisfactory but there little Ia the OF sup
port and local sentiment rather
hearshy inclined. The opening call developed barely
steady feeling with prices unchanged 70 point higher
for old crop and lq3 points lower for new crop
positions Subsequent business increased the decline 10
4Q5 points later cables being unsatisfactory. Following
the opening call there sudden upward movement
the publication OF the weather bulletin which caused
demand from shorts, who alarmed by the indl
cations Of cold rains for the Atlantic States and u
Of the cotton belt: the
loss Of early part Of the session promptly re
covered but later the market again became weak ana
good deal Of irregularty. At about noon the
owes, prices again current. SIN later business
showed lack Of resolution on both sides OF the &C
count. and business for the day small with the
market finally quiet al net loss of ia6 points o,os
alp regarding the progress Of planting was plentiful
without containing reliable data sentiment gener-
ally current Change favors the idea that the plant
has thus far been and that conoitions
unsatisfactory in this regard.
The Of contract in the local market to-day
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. March 29.-'The American Wool and Cotton
Reporter Will morrow OF the wool trade The
wool market active and improved feeling gen
eraiy prevails There Is likely TO be large buy
ing until the arrangements connected with the
worsted completed although some Of the mills
which be In the combine have been In the
market during the last week and have taken woods
and the dressgoods people have bought with some free
dom total sales for the last week reach the
largest aggregate In time. 900 pounds Of
which only :3s coo pounds were foreign Prices are
steady The sales OF the week In Boston amount TO
800 pounds domestic and i3s 900 pounds foreign
making total Of T6S 000 against total OF 800 500
previous week. and total Of 3S3 900 for the cor
responding week last Sa.es since January 1893
amount to A. s32 800 pounds against 3s.17ssso pounds
last year at this time"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
BALTIMORE e. OHIO r. r.

s,HEDUiE ~ EFFECT NOVEMBER % ls.'' .nA
Leave New-York whitehall Terminal South fe''' A~
.Day +f:xcept Sunday. tsundays 9, -
CHICAGO ('43O a. m, from Liberty street oh'S' A~
D. PrrTsBI,R6 81 30 a m from Liberty street oniyA
cfNcTNNATf ST Lorre. a55 a m. 1855 p m
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS. ~
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. TO-, ' gn,os,, - s.
(''Royal Limited" Exclusive Pullman Irss,,n; 40 x
Diner) $3.50 p. and 'i2 10 night NOhfOi-n' ''~
y. ,.. ,t-...A rt.,,
OfHces: 49, i72 26l. 434 1884 Bway 81 r. lfth-st~'
1877 Powery n. y: $3.50 Fulton-st, 80 Granan'-ave
BROOKLYN; whitehall Terminal Baggage checked from
hotel or residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30

Cash quotations follows: Flour dull and un-
changed No . spring wheat 7o,sg72c No spring
wheat 8ga7Oisc; No 2 red 74a75isc: No corn. 36kc
No Yellow corn s5.c No oats 27.a27Ac No white,
Scasic: No white, 20 4gaotc; No rye; ss'se No
prime timothy seed 81 IS: pork. per bbl 50 100
81 rs: lard 100 N. 81 2oGSo 2Is short RIBS Sides
Uoose) A 45ffs4 sailed shoulders tboxed 4SV
ave; short clear sides 6boxedl 81 o6df5 TO- whlskey
sistlers finished goods. per gal 81 26 sugars cut loaf
clover contract grade 80 g. on the Produce
exchange to-day the butter market hrm creameres
itaoIc' daIries IliaQIsc Eggs steady; fresh lli7c
cheese steady; creams 11is4l2isc.
Cincinnati March 2e-.Flour nrmer Wheat strong.
s57.c. oats quiet. No mixed. 2sia92sc Rye quiet
No . sOc Lard nrmer 5i2isc Bulk meats STEADY. 81 s.
Butter nrm. Sugar steady. Eggs nrm loiac Cheese
nrm HE
Milwaukee March 20s-Wheat higher: No !, 72h9
7sIsc; No Northern. IigIic Rye higher; No J. 5Gc.
harley steady; No 2. f7c; sample. 46hqtIc.
Minneapolis March - -Wheat stronger: March, INC:
May 7itd7lhc July 7:Nc, on track No hard. 72Hc;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30

Receipts New-Oresns tomorrow were onlcaiy
.s,lnaed be 20oo 1890 bales against 1888 bales
actual last 7iGs bales last year To-norrow
receipts estimated at zoo 10 2,VD
naes 22l2 bales week and 1852 bales last
Receipts the ports and interior points to-day com
pared Win the day last week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30

Spot cotton closed quiet. with quotations unchangeu
middng upland quoted 31Gc and middling gull 30 oc
compared with 63-l6c and Il6c respectively year
age ,al ssle ~ zoo bales included 100 bales for
ard 600 for consumption Spot cotton In the so9h
telographed follows: Mobile dull, ll-loc. "a
quiet 5%.c: Charleston quiet. 5ssc; wilmington
quiet Sc. Norfolk steady &C. Baltimore nominal. &c
Memphis steady 57sc: Augusta dull. 8ic. 1l6c decline
So Louis dull 1918: New Orleans steady. ll-loc
he Nr.rt nrnanf % lInMe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-30
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
HATIRoAD.

ENMNIlVANlA
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Of WEST TWENTY THIRD s LIZ
AND DISTINGUISHES AND coKTLANDr "a csrtis.dt
a. The leaving time from ,sn sSst given ZOE
T So 'nIa S rHsr S SiiniHpqan PsS, cs
New York to fittsbars sletfnT Car Peours 70 '"'-
s" FAST pEhHiNNs hvXNT% LiNrTED
ION Cars For cSc1so' Cleveland Toledo c'ne'"DA''
rs aSi =. W. c iTl.s AND ST LOUIS EXPREsss
For Nashville via cincnnatD. indianapolis 'n''As'' 90
90 +. VI. WESTERN ExPREss-For chicago r''
740 p. VI souTHwEsTERN ExPREss,-.dFsor Pl' -,
burg Cleveland Cincinnati Louisville ih''s"'P'"" ~
7to T. VI PACIFIC EXPRESS P susssh v sa-
Chicago FOR Knox' re 6 qs except SATURDAY.
s2& p VI NAIL AMP ap5. Ea. i1osS Pit.s
s, "rx and AR Points West daily sunday NO
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
100 $40 90 $50 dining ca2 100 D"'H Nm
Parlor and Daing csrsJ DINING csr ~ % TO- 20
carr $50 p 1905 night s9nS "a 70 Congressional
Lm all ' Parior and and Dining 40 DINING cA''
so tS9 Danf SfI G Flo lso S.S N.
nSSfoI AH E5D %rsT FER 4S ALWA7For Memphis
ana N NsT orleans 2oY ~ special i2so
p. 81 weekdays. Express go a. m. ana 80" p
c1EsHeEAKE OHIO RAILwAy I5 SsoRsro 81 eassso
a. m week days and 30 M daily ,,..h,o.ses and
ATLANTIC CITY .-lJ0 ,. m. weeN-iays Vestibued
Cortlandt STREETS 2l0 .. nj IeI9yusJh and Com
Train Buffet Paror Cars. Passenger |oS0"' " 49,
bincd Coach.
Long Eranch As6l PARK dnsrlse sanT9ys;
street Station 80 m. y 20. $40 ahe 80 "a
Sundays. 40 \. m. $50 r. m iron De ,g , 20 :, m
Cortlandt Streets. 30 l2jo 34o ana DIV y ~
Sundays 9.45 A. m. 80 2. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
e1O 20 80 % $50 o 20 % Psrna. Liriteo, 20
Dining carr 1850 Dining Car. II 20 a. m, 49, 80, -
$50 80 20 Dining carr, 400 ,Dlnlns 800
DINING carr 40 $50 D. M 1905 night. sundeeye
GiO ) 20 $50 20 $50 ddmited). 90 lo99 un "a
ing Can a. m. u 80 80 Dining Carp, 80 o1V' ~
Dining Carr 40 Dining Car, $50 DINING carr NV
Ticket Offices Nos al. 9Ii. 1895. 1873 ~ and ssi
Broadway. Aston House; West TNenty-h'la $3.50
station and ZOO, of pesbrosses ana So1n
Streets I street. $50 Fulton street - a'
ana pennsyly.nia Annex station. Brooklyn; station;
Jersey City The New York Transfer to,"paix
call and check bEggage from hotels anu ies'ue0s
through destination. -. - ro-,.vfvan,a
Telephone "2757 Eighteenth Street ior if""s''''~
Railroad Cab Service. D., v-Oon
=. b. HUTCHINSON J y, np3' ro,t
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WEST SHORE.R.R,

Trains leave franklin st. Station. II. T.. - eolioUA
and Is m later from foot u w. a2c St.:
l2s4S r 81 coNrI N Init, LiMirED Daily e
cleveland. Detroit. Chicago and ST. Louis: Arrives
Chicago and 81. Louis Afternoon. Dining Car.
6s45 p. II. 60 later foot W. l2i ST.. Chicago enc
g. L'u,s dH,'sd p:,y to- Utica Syracuse Hssn-
Cleveland chicago and ST. Louis.
Tao p. ~. Daily for Utica. Syracuse Rochester But
q. faiS. NiagSa Falls and ToTen.s
ter Buffalo Niagara Faiis. Toronto. Detroit cisvs-
land Chicago and 81. Louis. .'-'-,
Time tables at principal hotels and olces Baerssn
checked from Hotel Residence BY Westcott TxpreSS
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A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscription. for The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown once No. 242 froadWay
"a door north OF sss-st until o'clock advsrss.
once rates until o'clock D. M, viz: 2st
cor ?3d-st. Isx 0h-sve. cor i2th-st Mays 6ii-svs
wss, 42a.s. near e,h.aSs ss Fest lth.. Isl West
lave. between 10th and nth sta i026 Sd-avS ~
e,s-s.: Ios ist-svs near s9th-st; $50 4-sve nssr
ssos sdaw.; $40 East Toths ie2i sd-avs: x0SS sv.s
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Rio Coffee market steady. Rio. $3.50. exchange
1921 receipts 5000 bags. cleared FOR the United
states. 1000 bags; stock, 25900o bags.
The statistical postion OF RraZ coffee is fooNs
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Flre'sn coffee markets santos-Cofee market steady
good average santos 1890 receipts 13 600 bags stock
463 90 bags Hamburg-Coftee market opened a pig
lower at 23O m unchanged pfg decline sales.
1900 bags Havre-Conee market opened quiet. IN
changed at l2 m unchanged. quiet unchanged
cIosed net unchanged, total sales, 1000 bags.