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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-07

fancy 50 oogss 90: ooRNMEAI,-Inss,,ys. quoted:
NsSF' sss's II sss"' @ %
SS sS ss sy s s.s
si7 homlny chop. SIS; OIlmesi. s2a
sy.n had iTs in ea hS
through afp s sssmey ssi'S chsrae,
with few exceptions right up TO top notch until the last
%Sd d' ~ decline " snsad ie1 Witch lex
where they CLOSED the night WIN Nay az enoT
were most unfsyors6le from and Nebraska, al
less gloomy but with Of detail which EFT
ns many tendency so@ewha less unanimous than might
Otherwise have been speculation brOadened out little
Of The b" sharing early d with Sres ign
G tenor nor s' cable aayce particularly o
wss s S AZ % nTs for The day
points rise there less disposition buy wheat
crop talk but close observer the entire market
disposition to heavily either side pending
comprehensive news regarding the crop outlook Thomans
The Price Current spoke Of continued
% ee wsah T Tsa 9us wn s n s
couragements Private reports however were out
only s s@ op "Ds Ksnsss and parts
OF 81 for the sse po @
with 70 las April and SO for the previous year There
seaeoard and cearanees this 900 900 bush
standing the smaller Northwestern movement are
sssde Larger than week ago Cables reported the Eng
for the week Quotations OF cash wheat anoa basis
were as follows: No 2 red S2%c; No Duluth
4&c: No Northern Duluth. 79Tc: No Northern New
York. s3&c: No 1 hard Manitoba. s4Ac...... CORN
Apart from being moderately sustained by wheat all day
the corn market had little feature and closed
hna reaction, during which considerable
on the market. traders gave attention 10 the
easy Liverpool cables The daily about a
standon as while seaboard clearances 10000
larger than las week interior receipts III
hush more. Exporters took about 30 at the sea
board No corn closed 42sd43%c for new and old o
anoat basis .OA fSThis market had no feature what
ever except steadness in cash property export
business OF about $4,000 bush. No 33a
S3'ec; No oats &c: No white Soc; No 3 white "a &c;
track mixed 32n34 isc: track white. 35d39c: No white
clips 5bc RNE-Market quiet. No Western Gle
ana No Western. 64igc. both ahoat; State rye
5sGj@c. c 1 New-York CARROTS. - '''
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. April g. 1890
BEANS AND PEAs-very littie business was accom- ON.
fhrougbout While holders stu asking our OUTSIDE
figures for very fancy quality average choe" l9s S Snn
beans ana kidney are Just iittle easter OWING
~ The absence OF export demand. Lima are slow Green
ness fairly steady We quote: Beans marrow ls5s'
choice per bush 81 so DO medium lss ch1i cs
choice 75i TN DO white kdney ,ss es9iIe 10 a.
bsrk turtle soup 1895 choice 81 7oat 49, do Lima cali
fornia 80 47Adt2 50; green peas eeis 81 lo % ose
asi 10. ,,,,,. o,,,.,.x ,o-,,y h,,
e, recents prevented serious pressure 70 sell ana
vsies are very much the same ar previously reported
and yet reasonable demand for ne next Two aays
fairly good clearance ought 20 be effected imitation
creamery ~ fancy quality IL scarce and nrm Other
grades quie, Factory 10 selling well The steamer Ma
eestc which sailed Yesterday took out 16s pigs. ana
he New-York 200 pkgs. We quote Creamery Westtrn'
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York april g; 1899
81. Srec1 to exporters saughere Moth
ing in i've cattle The feene sa.c per n for
Dressed beef sga Snye "s sdes vepoo and
cables quoted .1t G%c se5r p II ; The siberian
carried to Glasgow Sd fy f took out ii
fr 6 F. Lough & 60. the Cuhc is expected to get OF
to m%ap~ Son and schwarzschid sulzberger and
quarters OF beef e1 Sr AK head ali for the
sales we're rather slow but PRICES Just so0n, ms
pens " 81 900 SO 50 rer H. little calves At 81 o. city
ss%d yeaIs sow sd1Oc per NJ country dressed al op
So H Collins 80 Buffalo veas ia4 N average at
~" per Curtis 1E e. SON veals 10 70. at 81 so 10
! II Hume & BRO: 20 ,esls. 1872 II. at 80 oo' 90
io aI S a Mullen yea' 70 n 81 or oca
,ooh nrndng car for city slaughterers and cars
Tor the market and counting the s,a a, eTsey city
and at sxtehst sheep ruled sle'd h ana ana oDotab
lover The OFFERINGS we're ss OK az 'S osT M medium
vSod sheep DO od al a" 81 5Gs4 80 prime IN
shorn lambs 5gsG 49, medium no Eo0 sieaay ~
at ,@af' Il Hume Ere 100 soshoF9 s =, 's 81
% :. syeT1 ;ss at e 100 o ao % H. ea do %
n clipped STAT 1 s frp s al d. 10 b 81 &
''Sf" benSsek Is unborn % sise a, ' 81 d.
SO AZ unshon STATE shssP nn.Sorn lambs n
Sc Is state do 60 NJ At 80 30 - lambs 90 10
liz ~ a, IS. los clipped Pennsylvania '''''''
Nem 10 CO.. 4e oho lambs IS d6 S 81 s. '
8 go Jug: e DO ~ 81 7' Ohio sheep 'O' ID a.
''5o IL 2 %sSrsen ss Buffalo sheep io' ~ at
collins: BPS buffalo lambs ~ 70 AZ , =" d. II ~
~ at so: 24 Do. Il 10 al 20 90 w
az So - cars mr. 800 head and
~. r.rs abaut two cars sale. Inc inaIht' 80
bardlv as strong AS yesterday Ordinary 10 p r, ish
nnIdn9 pigs sold at s4gki - per 100 10 Shors
G,a,~ hg would perhaps have sold at ~ ~ cou, h
Ssed UNCHANGED az idGkc per N for heavy 70 IKE"
ssies-s Judd CO. lo2 Western hogs oJ ~ ID a, 81 o.
at $. 20 per 100 n: 1879 Wes,Tn pss, o.. ,se West
ern do i55 IL. at 81 Is IN ..-.. -. no y, AZ
H. II. Hollis: Late yesierday - Sta'r ps'' w. '''
81 AZ. rough. 800 N, at 81 ID . q. -. ....,.r
NJ Collins: Western pigs " 10 az - Lave ''''
dav. 81 pennsvvania hogs. 1877 n. at 81 20 ga
! II Hume a. Bro Late yesterday STATE hoss' i'-
n AZ s. 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston April Cotton easy: middllng. l56c low
nddlng 7-Gc good ordinary. Ice. receipts. liO6
bales. sales IS bales. stock. 9l.3U bales. -,
baltimore April 8-Cotion nominal middling. vac;
low midling lll6c: good ordinary, ll6c; gross re-
CENTS 2jj bales: stock. -, l9a bales.
savannah April cotton quiet: middins oSsc; TO-"
OsI bales sales $50 bales: stock. 42,3s2 bales. -
Memphis April 6.-Cotton quiet middling. . 10 I6c;
low mddns 1-i6c. good ordinary. Ice net receipts.
23Ql bales gross 75s bales shipments, 2,0H bales;
sales 600 bales: stock. 1I7.s22 bales.
81 louis April 6-Couon quiet: midng 57.c: low
mddng SIC: good ordinary lice: net receipts, lSS
bales gross 1855 bales shipments @2si bales stock
81, 53i bales. .,, -, a.
orleans April Cotton quiet: mddIng. , II l6c
low midng i6c good ordinary. 4i9c: receipts. lsl
bales exports the Continent 41l6 bales; sales. loo
bales: stock, 367. 3l2 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-07
EXPORTS TO DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


NeT-NOrk. April " Ao''.
-r A big business vas done IN Braziiian couee
C0ffbhs.r throughout the session the market naim
'l'ls' drm undertone The first call aeVea9 Sps Sf
'a.nfd nri,es unchanged except Tor an auNHn.- ",
re't Nar-h Later the market Ealnec S'doi',S,
points % isrre trading the basis or an asN ,
rosi o. ,oinfs on yesterdays closing ilgures ~
w ND, hai s chief Impulse in desire .o,5eTahis
pvnsh' fcb have been accumulating to oonslueIasu
is's ,.s,r tho recent prolonged period OF apa -,
,ren' o.. =, ,evar some increased interest," SHOWN ~
Tae,. va who we're attracted to the market s 10y Az
roriso,is a, el.rpiies hv means ~ waIehouse W
scrAuNu ~ the nrmness developed recentN N
a.t" market ar spot supplies in connection VIZ wv,
- ,tn sssints Al Rio and Santos. While mere . ,as
s~1ns ouotahle advance in spot Brazilian cone
~ n' ~. o,arke tho sentiment ~ holders was pult
TOE opeu seis ~ 6isc for No Rio. invoice lots. ths
e .. belov tro figure current year ago; Ihe 49,,
ks sr'r,e,- and brazilian cables was falrly sa't
r. ,r5,nea therc some disapron, mem TIN ln
fo0 qt.vre rrerkei failed 80 MAKE any acNHn''. -
~ iF ~ c,osed steady net unchangef 70 o.oo
49,. SAFES on the cal. $50 bag up 10 i've n arian
nr S' .ybanse advanced SEA 10 2SS2S ArrSsr az
~ .fssn,er KafHr Prince. with Y az oaGs 10
81 aossS, 80 pio The next Dutch sale WI Tx tx
r r. AMSTERDAM. April H. and W.. ihr r o.
~ al eys~s. valuation fer eood ordinary Java -,
~ &c = Auctuatiors for the day was as 'o"oNs'
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rrpoprAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool April g. 3:i5 p. -Exchange-wheat. spot
steady No red Northern spring 6s. Corn-Spot quiet
American mixed new Is 5.d; DO DID, IS G%d: futures
fancy winter steady. Is Sd. Hops London (Pacihc
COAST Arm sGf4 lbs Beef dull; India
Goa Cd prime SIS Cd Pork-rrime mess Western. dull.
a5s IIams-short cut II to is II. steady 35s Cd Bacon
cumberland cut ~ to 10 No. steady 2ss Cd short rib.
10 "a 10 firm 29s Sd long clear middles light 30 10
IS NJ frm 2ss Sd long clear middles heavy 95 10 40
M Arm oss short clear backs. 6 to Is 10 firm 2Ss Sd
clear bellies Il 10 i6 n steady. 30s Shoulders-Square,
~ 10 /. 10 steady 22s Cd. Lard--Prime Western in
American refined in 2S N pals.
steady 2ss 81 choose firm American finest white and
coored 5os "a aow-Prime city steady. 2Ss; Aus
,raiian M London. steady. 2is 3D. Cottonseed OF !
Hull refined easy. 15s I'd Turpentine spirits steady
32s 81 Rosin--Common. steady. As
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot Of West 23rd Cortlandt and Deebrosses
Streets (Pepna r. X. Ferfics)
.Time West 28rd Street Other figures Cortland or
Desbrosscs Streets. Daily except SUNDAY SUNDAY
only other rains daily. ~
.6I5 ! 90 A. N. Local for EAST0N.
YIN Kin NJ For BUFFALO, NIAGARA
FALLS and Vest and PRINCIPAL Local points. Parlor
and Dining Cars Connects for Coal branches.
~" I'll. 80. 1900 Noon. :" BLACK DIAMOND
ExpRESS," Handsomest train IN the worid Inn
led to Sealing capacity Due Buf1alo g5s NJ; con
ec,,ny With through seepers to Deiroit and Chicsgo.
pn'ne Gar Set VIZ For wILKEs.BARRE.
$50 40 r. NJ. ,sSd R ine med sp points,
~.s IN Xix Local for MACCH CHUNK.
+.f'S1 S.l0 T. NJ Local for EAST0N.
+,5.hO G,2O = NJ. IOcsl Express FOR EAeIVN..
.y'yH ~ liz T. NJ For iIunalo ard points West.
Through Sleeping Cara to Chicago snd Toronto: ,
SeI0 :, 90 p N Express for BUFFALO and
ToRoHTU None but Sleeping Gar PASSENGER esrred
$40 80 p. N. For ITHACA. RoChksIth'
BUFFAI0 and West. sleeping Cars TO oh tra Local,
SOUTH PLAfNFIELD and ROUND Bitt.Oh soSSis,
daily except SUNDAY; .io2'. i9'c a NJ c asS I"
tickets and Pullman accommodations at i3. 2ei, 90
ss5 Oh and 1854 Broadway y Union square Vest \;
$50 Fulton St Court ST., IS Broadway anu b'ooh'n
Annex Station, Brooklyn. , .,..,. tos,.os
Transfer Co. will call Tor ara cnecn uuesas"
from hotel 1r residence through TO destination.
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

stations in New York. Barclay and Ghs,Upher sta
vEsTlIuIE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET SAHSs
PINTScH LIGHT 49,,
5000 A M-BINGHAMToN MAIL. stops AZ pr'hc'pA
1000 o. M-tcafe Carr BUFFALO, SCRANTON BIN ss;
UANT)N OwEGC. ITHACA. ELMlHA, sfhASnsn
ans osWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buret Parlor 49,
Connecting at With trains for Chicago ana p'in's
~ p NJ ,dsilv,-chicago and Buffalo vestbued Lx-
Sress for SCRANTON. B1NGuAMToN and ELMinA.
bniIman Buffet Parior Cars 10 Elnira through sseR-
ng cars and day Chicago. arriving at Aio r
a, ~ I P Mi%scRANToN. wILKEsBARRE and PLrN-
".Hr,Tti TSxPRFSS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cans.
100 p 81 6daIyl-CIIIcAGo and BUFFALo VEsTri-
'D,,r rp LIMITED EXPRESS FOR SCRANTON, BLNg,,
iixWToX Fi,MIRA, BUFFALO. THRoU0H BUfFbr
sIEEPINS CAR New YORK to Chicago. Dining Car
s. Se'' p o. cdsiy,-BuFLALo ExPREss rTLLM x
SIEEPERs, FOR SCRANTON, BiNGHAMIoS, FL
MIRA BATH MOUNT NORRIS and BUFFALO Ar
o,s i,Hf p al Il. sdsyS1sUTTALo SCRANTON. gLSG-
IitMToN. OwEGo. ITHACA. EIsNIRA uI i,..
SYRACUSE and oswEGo EXPRESS. Pullman bunss
s cr RBAN SUNDAY TRAIN SERVICE see small
TICKETS AND PULLMAN AccoMMopATro;Sssp PA. At
HF,NRY GAZE q SONS Ltd, lib Broadway: i ~ r.s
Place i2s and si2 Broadway Tickets az Ferry or Wn
III Fourth ave- Twelfth ST.; vi west ons n
sres and twenty 2s5 colu neus ave- New s9,n
sss and I2s Fulton and 106 Rroadwsy BrooSSh' i"s
,.Sle living fii information AZ AZ .tss I'll D.. 80
check baggage from hotel or residence 10 ess'inaoh
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Through trains leave NewYork. foot OF Sc
as follows and five minutes earlier from West zSd-st;
a.OO A. M-Vestibuled Express daily for Blnghamt1nr
wavery. Elmira Buffalo, Bradford. Arrive Banaio
p NJ Parlor to Buffalo
900 p M.-vestibuled linited-Fast mall daily. soid
train for Chicago Arrives Cleveland 40 A. NJ chicago
DIP NJ Sepeers 10 Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car. ~,, ,,...,S,,.. rxrr..-
Ssiiy Arrives at Buffalo 1905 A. NJ. Bradford 720 A.
NJ jamestown 700 A. NJ. Youngstown lo.2I a, M'
Cleveland NJ. Seepers TO Buffalo and Cleveland.
Cafe Library Car. -. -. ,,,-.... r,..,-
Wsvery and sleepers to Hornesyilie. Chicago
sTIiCTETs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
COMM0DATIoNS a. III liS ?e 4ol and goI Bs o2,S
wav 127 Bowery l5e East 25h-st and 2I3 West l2otn
It,. Chambers and Vest 2sdst ferries Nsw,YSrk; $50
Hnboken AID Jersey City s'ston New-York Tranan
60 calls and checks baggage from hotels and rss-
dences.
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OTHER MARKErs-By TELEGRAPH.

,,t..so A,ru 0-Cattle trade was SLOW to-day. and
prices we're weak In numerous instances. some LOIS SCI
10 eiehtiv lower Fancy cattle brought 81 borso -
rhoice seers 35ds5 81. medium steers - l5nSl 10
beet steers siGS4 10 and feeders 81 Soa4 w.
b,iis 90 7SGS4 10 cows and heets 81 IOI<i -. VEST
ern fed steers 81 2jGs5 90 reSas steers sass 90
"a rr1<a ~ The supply hogs large bur bf'T
managed 10 force prices ga d5c Fair 10 chelc
81 sOffs8 % packing lots 81 33gss mfs e.
nies az 3Ods2 20 While the receipts II sheep Mere no
especially there was an unduy large perceh'sse
lambs sheep sold a. steady prices Will. lambs noN
SLOWLY Al further reduction Of 5aioc. making TO-,
decline 200 The week Sheep were ~ Fooo dela
tt4sS the bulk OF sales at ~ s04st NJ
8, 1898 90 lambs s5as5 so. Colorado lambs 90 wv
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

prices steady: American mddng 3'sd; good middling'
9-iGd; middlng fair 20-32d; low mlddling 3 l1d
day 1900 bales OF which 1000 for speeula-
ton export and Included IL 300 American Receipts.
Is bales including II 200 American. Futures opened
quiet with moderate demand and closed steady Ameri
m |. m. April. 196id buyers, April and
May. 10 cad buyers: May and June 3 64pS 20 sd
sellers june July 10 Gag 20-64d buyers: July and
August - SAD sellers August and September. 1860
2G-6id buyers: September and October 10 64d3 2O64d
December Is 6ia3 10 64d sellers December and
January sd4n3 9G4d sellers January and February.
ls-6id3 CAD buyers. February and March, 1854
tall ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston, April e-Flour quiet receipts. 200 bbs;
spring patents s4ds4 10 spring bakers k3ns3 90 winter
patents 81 sOs4 90 winter straghts SO 3oas4. Corn
meal quiet segssc bag 81 eoas o5 per Dbl Corn
quiet; receipts a. 325 bush; No 2 44c; steamer yeow
43c. Oats steady; receipts A075 bush; fancy. Ssaq
39Lc: No 2 36AG37isc Millfeed quiet: bran. spring
$40 25: winter $40 49, Red Dog nour. slI 20 middlngs
s8 5OGss rs Butter hrm Northern. 2d2 lsc; western
2d2Ii4c; imitation. 16ql6se ladies' l4aliic' Cheese
steady Northern. 12n 2lsc; Western. l212al3c
Buffalo. April 6.Spring wheat dull: No North I'm
s|c Winter wheat firm. good demand NO red &C /,
No 3 extra red 75c: No white. TIC. Corn nrln no =
yellow. 3oc: No yellow. Sssc No Yellow S.e; 40
dull but strongly held: No white. 33,5c' NO wnlte
32isc; No white. &c: No mixed 3oisc; NO mixed
29iRc Barley-Good inquiry Rye quiet; No J. through
billed Gic Flour steady.
Chicago April 6.-The leading futures ranged az fol
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
HATIs10AD.


pEsSfos s. sh kNp cShfIaxbT
Streets e ten later than that given below TOT
$50 A. NJ. FAST SSii.-pu.maa Bsre, parior ca ca:
csso fgiS to rItssenrg s;sepn7 Car P''ou's
$50 FAST IN r.sS'laPPs
Compartment Sleeping. Dining snosins and o5serya-
,ion Cars. For Chicago. Cleveland Toledo Cincinnati.
1.so 2. NJ: CHICAGO AID ST. LOUIS ExpREsss.,
for Nsshyiile Cvia cncnnstD. Indianapolis chicago '
$50 = VI. WESTERN EXPRESSLY Chicago. For
TAO r 81, soUTHWEsTERs Ex2REsssrSr ri'; Z.
TAO =. NJ: PACIFIC ExrREss-.For P,t:eu:s an, .n4
Eoa csnH,e' for csy,sTs esess, I Sa,arS R.,
sps Car NEW yS. to .es s ssss,y
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
10 SO s29 s5o Dn,ns CAP 1870 Dinns car! ii
rarIor and Dians Caro-. 40 Dining cap 40 DiSins
s as sc "a NOS No. asS iS"3sl $40 s4s S
sS nal, al, Paros sna Dining cs5s tS9 Dining Carr.
soUTHERW" HALFWAY AZ Ford F d u i Hs" iisO a NJ
hs' %ssE FER @'s
ATEANfTc o' co%sr a'2 B r. %fl Special, o
NJ weekdays. Express. go M and $50 .. M
SdR o6 Sois ONO g9yRsS E6 81 t
ATLANTIC cITi~isop NJ. Wees-dsy. CpssbTosssss ara
Train Buffet Psrlor cars Passenger cSseh
CAPE MAY.-l2.5J D. m. week day.
LonT Branch, Asbury Park dnterlaker suntays Ocean
Grove. and Point Pleasant (from West Twenty -thlrd
Street Station $50 a. IL 20. 800. and 40 D. m:
s sondsys s Street,; $50 g rs sos 10 ans
Sundays 90 a. M. 5.i5 2. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
go 30 $50 SO $50 20 % 30 Penna Limited. sce
dining carr 1880 DINING Can. li5O a, M II 80 Loo
$50. $50. a2o, 40 Dining car. $50 Dining Carr 80
dining Carr 40. $50 D. m. 100 night sundays.
6lo. 500 $50. 92O $50 ddm;ed). 80. 1880 dim
Ing Car a. m. 1880. 80 DINING Carr. 30 $50 40
Dining carr, 20 Dining Carp, $50 Dining Carr. 1so.
$50 p. M, 1905 night. -
Ticket Offices Nos I6I Ofi 1875. 1884 Ill. and 26t
Broadway; ! Aston House; West T~enty-tnird stres.
Station. and stations Of Desbrosses and Cortande
Streets Court street $50 Fulton Street 9s Broadway
Pennsylvania Annex Station. BROOKLYN; station,
Jersey CITY The New York Transfer Company VIII
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination.
Telephone 2757 Eighteenth Street. for Pennrivanis
Railroad Cab Service
J. 3. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
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Ton e Exchange special Liverpool cables; spot cot
100 sales 1900 bales spee9iauon ana e 1spodo.
neSi lercan IL 600 receipts, 1900 American I<u,
coeI upland SSd. Futures opened steahy unenahsen'
cerahe eaay net unchanged 10 l-t4g2~o4d soVs,e'
rusrr sAuary 3iSI5s: January-tebruary "isaap' req
June saarch 3i9v April lsb; April May Slso' M Jay
Aue,,, SlSAs Juns-July. 3I0lsb Juy-Ausust 91os.
osstst- sepiember 3le.b; september-Octoher Signs:
ssreb..o'eInber. los; November december; .in,S
FInypf-Ysrns quiet but steady. Cloths move tlo",Hi
he'd ~ AND MEAIl-Whlle spring patents a. ~
shle Ie the IDEAS o. buyers better trace was
lkeN..a winter straghts today and low grade "i..,s
qgeSef s shared better demand The close was LIE
taned -" ht decline IN wheat but rates were sun sin
g H&ss sspring patents So 9oQ$4 10. winter susignda
20 .,,r winter pstents SO 75qs4 spring csars, coy
fI/oSrr1 =. no grade 81 e6GsI 62iz arrive RYE
"uL Quoted Good TO fair. sass 10: choice 70
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WEST SHORE R.R.

rrains leave Franklin st. sls:inn ~ T.. as fohowA
and in m later foot of w. s2c ST.: -
I.,iE % NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED, Daily TO-
Xibsny syracuse, Rochester Bunslo Niagara Faiia
cieveisnd Detroit Chicago and 81 Louis. Arrives
Chicago and ~. Louis afternoon. Dining Car.
s.45 p. x. go later foot ". "a ST., Chicago ard
ester Burslo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit.
Cleveland Chicago and ST. Louis. ~
40 p NJ Daily for Utica Syracuse Rochester. Buff
falo Niagara Falls and Toronto
40 r. NJ. Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse. Roches-
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cievs-
land. Chicago ADD ST. Louis
Time tables principal hotels md ofhces Bsggaeo
checked from Hotel Residence BY westcott Express
c. z. LAMBERT. General Pssssnger Agent n. Y.
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CENTRAL R. R. OF new JERSEY.
Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks. 'Electro-Pneumatic'' Signals
Stations in New-York foot Of Liberty ST.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks. Electro Pneumatic Signals
stations New-York foot Of Liberty ST.
and South Ferry, Whitehall ST. IA 4.
Leaving time from South Ferry 0oot whitehall ST. -
earlier than that given below for Liberty De
except VIXEN noted
Trains leave foot OF Liberty ST.
For Esston Bethlehem Allentown, Msuch CHUNK, Sc.
400 7.i5. $50 A. NJ OF NJ 70 Eastonl, $50 +;to g
Esston), t545 G;3o to Easton) p. NJ sundays. 't;SS
u 100 10 Easton) A. NJ. 100. $3.50 500 7. NJ a..
For Wlkesbarre. Pittson. and Scranton 'f;oo DIV
For Reading and Harrisburg at 400, 't:3o I:ts e:ie
$500 70 Reading p ~. 1915 night Sundays "a 80
III 30 Reading) A. NJ. i:oo $780, $780, 500 r. M
1915 night. ...>
For. sunbury Lwisburg. and wIamsport At ..oc'
$50 AN 4. NJ. Zoo 10 ss;coP \: i2;is nisht.
FOR LONG BEANcH. OCEAN GROVE; &c.
For Red Bank Long Branch Asbury Pars oe.sS
Grove and points south 70 Point Pleasant. 'i3o c51
only 70 Giro. $40 10l5 only TO Red BankD 1880
A. NJ n45 only to Red Bank) 3;io only to Red Bank:
.4;l5 $40, 6:l5 Sundays stops az lniersken ,os
For Atiantic Highlands '4:sc $50. 80 a. NJ, LA
''''' ''''' ron LxKEWOOD.
$50 $50 1913 A. NJ l45' a;io' 4;'o p NJ 'as'
For Lskesurst. :.s. $50 1915 A. NJ. LAB. $40. a."
$40 P. NJ. Sundays. 'l0:5 A. N.
For Monmouth Beach. seabrsht and Hehsnds q
Sundays, 600 A. n. 400 p. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-07

Charleston, April 6.-Rosn unchanged
Savannah. April 6-sprts turpentine firm, 39'zc;
sales 63i bbs: receipts 3si bbls Roeln firm and IN
changed sales 3 414 bbs: receipts l22I bbls.
wilmington April 6-Spirits turpentine steady 3siz a
39c; receipts i3 casks Rosln firm. 95caSl receipts
i6 bbls Crude turpentine firm 81 35dS2 40 receipts
bbls Tar firm, 81; receipts 2sS bbls.
London. April 6.--Linseed OIL 1Ss I'D. Turpentine-
spirits iOi,d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-07

49, ps a. New-Orleans 70 morrow officially est
49,, 70 be 80oO 20 1000 bales against l053S bales
s. isst week and 1923 bales last year To-norrows
sz.gn ~ Houston estimated $50 05O bales,
b.. ie bales last week and 1874 bales last year.
49, ns at the ports and interior points to-day.
- WIN the same day last week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-07

nhrr0N BUSINESS in cotton futures was quite acnNe
-. -,+rfng and partook OF a general character. Inc
,s,ng cali developed frmness at an advance OF 70
pins on the remote positions. while the nearer Hols
t's,e3 AZ unchanged prices 10 an advance OF POM.
Ts remote deliveries maintained firm relation 10 '
rt,esl st throughout the session owing 10 adN's oI
IA rslns in Texas and extremely low temperatures 10
rtater or less elsewhere. Covering upon an 81
isssve scale was feature Of the early market in sood
rar on Liverpool and foreign orders These were
directed largely toward the positions. and resulted
their ultimately moving up until the advance was as
great that on the more remote positions sun ater
The general market showed or less ireguariy re
stg from alternating mood on the part or the oca
contingent who Influenced by the somewhat con
flirting character OF weather accounts and cotton plant
ing GOSSIP The average Of the English public sales was
not entirely satisfactory, although the liberal sales OF
spot cotton az liverpool made good impression Accord
ING 10 private cables the advance futures at Liverpool
vas cue bulsh weather from this side. ana
ron uoTs that July shorts had placed themselves in
position 10 be seriously squeezed. Light receipts also
served check selling While the foreign contingent
bought the positions quite freely they were disposed
% Sc! the later deliveries Southern orders were not
numerous ami were about evenly divided between the
hg ana short sides of the market Some predictions Of
rs tonight the greater part Of the cotton belt
ss estimates 81 smaller receipts made all classes OF
'acs,s particularly cautious during tho afternoon. TAX
tg the session as a whole. the volume Of trading
My fairly fun. with disposition hesitate and hold
p m further developments respecting the The
1.rket closed steady at net gain Of 10 points.
ne range OF iuciuation for the day was follows