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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
LACKAWANNA Anu
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Stations In York. Barclay and Christopher So
VESTIBIjI,E TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET CANS
PINTSCH LIGHT. ,,
500 A AUTHORIZATION MAIL Stops az pr'hcipa'
,,>-c
1000 A. M-ocafe Can BuFFA1o sCRANToH i BISG
HAMTON OWEGC. ITHACA. ELhlRA, SlkACCsE
and OSWEGO EMPRESS Pullman BUFFET Psrlor Ssts
connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago ana points
West -..,,,., r.
900 p NJ fdaiIv,-Chicago and Buffalo Vestibued *
press for SCRANTON BINGHAMTON and I'M IN
pullman Buffet Parlor Cars to Elmra through seep
Ing cars and day coach Chicago arriving at 'io T.
400 p. M-IscRANroN wILKEsBARRE and PLYM-
OUTH EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor cars. ,.-.-,
200 p. NJ. (daily)-CHICAGo and BIFfAIo Ns %N6
HAMTON. EL.MIRA, BUFFALO. THROUGH BIZ ~
sIEFPTNG CAR New York Chicago. Dining Car
west o Buffalo. - ,,.,,,,,>-
$40 p NJ (daly)-BUFFALO EXPRESS. PI LIN -
SIEEPERS Tor SCRANTON. BINGHAMTOf, Ell
MIRA BATH MOUNT NORRIS and BUFFALO Ar
o I,Snf at ~ nu'SiS OBuFrALo SCRANTON RISG
UAMTON, OWEGO. ITHACA. EbMIRA, CrI,..N
SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman buNe'
For SUBURBAN SUNDAY TRAIN SERVICE see small
TICKETS AND PULLMAN AccoMMoDATto:NSs % AT It
HENRY GAZE & SONS Ltd. fl3 broadway - tark
place 400 92 Broadway. Tickets at ferry Sta,os
iii Fourth ave- Twelfth St; OIL west one nun
bred and twenty ST. 233 Columbus aye New T r
33s and 726 Fulton and 100 Broadway BrookBh' limo
table giving full Information at Mi stations. .
wFSTCOTT'S EXPRESS COMPANY will call tor ana
check baggage hotel residence 70 destination
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Railrodo5
Railroads..
new YORK CENTRAL

All through trains stop at Albany. Utica SYRACUSE
Rochester and Buffalo. ,
Trains leave Grand Central Station MS follows:
$50 4. M-Dally except sundays me ,, Iamqp'
Fastest train in the World. Due Bunalo s''e ne.
Niagara Falls. 532 p NJ. Toronto. 300 = M; De
- moit, IL 10 r. NJ Limited 70 It's seans cppaS,y
$40 A. MAST MAIL DaIy-For Buna'o. N'aeN'
1910 A. NJ DAY EXPIRES except SUNDAY ,,r ~.
- - Buffalo important New York STATE, Cur
LOO y SOUTHWESTERN LIMtTEl, ana r,ncin-
cAGO SPECIAL Daly--For Coluu,oEHss, .xo
$50 p. M-TRoY AND ALBANY SPECIAL except
49, - Sunday. Stops a important stations a. s.,-
b.3O r Make SHORE LIMITED pauy- raas,s,and
train 20 Chicago. via Lake Shore Du ,.o,,ng and
40 A. NJ, due Chicago 4'3O r. NJ s'ee'"e
- paror cars onlv ,.,.u.-,
600 p. M-wEsTERN ExPREsc Daiy--For. Nssa'a
- Falls. Toronto Cleveland. Detroit and ,- r-ov
go p M-NORTHETN EXPRESS paiyE,,, ar 1--WE
7.3O T M-ADTRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MoN
- TREAT. EXPRESS. Daily. xx,-,srrpv
$50 p. M.-BrrFrALO AND sOuIhW-nn' rails
< Special. Daiy-For BuTaio q, ISuIs
0.15 p M-PACTFTc EXPRESS. DailyLFor s or'en az
burg Niagara Falls. Cleveland. Chics.eI. , - roas
cent Saturday. for Cnpc Vincent ard ire Chicago
1910 nght-MrDNrGHT EXPRESS ror sunday
night except Sunday n,Sh'S'
UARJrM DIVISION r.,.. =,
DIE 4. NJ. and 3.55 p M.-Daly except 'u'' ~
pittsfpld SUNDAYS onv az 600 a. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch LIGHT ., e,.vo,
Ticket and Wagner ofces NJ Crane 10 'p-oosvsy
~ pei l13 Bnadway ~ East l4th 81 q, ata,Ion
PAX Columbus Ave 81 West i25th St l22a,nme $50, 9,
and lssth St sntion. New York 33s and 'zo Fu''o" '
and i0G Broadway r. n. Brooklyn. . . 49,. vo,k
Telephone '27DO Thiryeighth street iL -, w res-
dence bv westcott Express COMPANY. - ..,,
GEORGE r. DANIELS General Passenger Agen,-
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. vbua Sellers saw no reason for pressing sales In
view Of tho marked strength at primary points ana IN,
oric nan TaImage'- Sons Co say In their weekly icy,
ter: Advices from the South note steady demnhn q, III
points. Receipts Of rough continue iree t nshiss
sequence OF normal weather conditions whlcn ehhnIe'
tho movement ~ crops the desire OF planters 10 cream
out holdings so forward with the work OF .ne
current year II II quito apparent that receipts are
81 remnant character az they Individually consd-
cred and In tho aeg7egatc comparatively s"n IL
tations follow: Domestic. common 70 low far say
az. fair 10 good 4G5c prime choice 37ntc' heaa
80 LA tsG5Lc. Rangoon In bond. 2i.n3'+c
Tora,c Nov orleans telographs Louisiana crop move
tnen T. date Receipts rough GSc 900 sacks last year
Inclusive amount carried over c'-N & nt
Fair inquiry principally FOR local and nearby trace
Carolina crop movement 10 date kecePs cean'u 90 wa
sT-GAE-It was q day Of small things In the market
for refined sugar demand being easily fatlsnen ny
lines somewhat Irregular and Tenhefs N SOM IN.
stances shaded quotations i-l6c But AT urs, me
listlcss with no radically new aeVelopr'e.S
reported quotations follow: .iranulated ib sa'hs am
IN enses = isc. domnos 5hc. cut loaf and cfnshen
3tsc powdered and powdered 5Ac; granulated
and Eranulaed 5'sc. coarse gTanuaied ana shtlh
nne rranulatei s.c cpnfeciicners' cranulated. 5rc
cubes 5i,c MIX powdered and mould A. 39sc diamond
and ; I5G- 40 g. 444c. No Z 4Ac. No $ 431c; Nos
and &c. No H. 41Sc. No j.. +isCf N"s U.s. - 10
ana ~ O6c In sympathy with stiTenine Of anairs
in the English market raw sugar showed better IN
to-day but quotations throughout the ssron
unchanged win business restricted 70 moderate
Of a. Tor test centrifugal arc for 80 test mus
coyado sac f,r - molasses sugar The market
with Java quoted rs. and fair refining. Jos "a
Rect was cahed as quiet with prices fuly man
IS u 4d this being an u Nd for the former
TOBACCO Demand for secdleaf was gooh at luH
prices SaleS am"untea 10 10 oh.. ~, ", o. H.. az
1897 zimmsrs Gge2c 20 cases 1891 Dutch lG0
IS $40 cases 1891 rennsylyana seedieai at II 100
Foreign firm. with sales ~ 23O bales Havana Al na"c
in BOND and 60 bales sumatra a. SjcqSl 10 in bond.
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sorrHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. March 2S-couon easy; mddins f3,le,
low middlmg. 7-l6c; good ordinary loc keceipts
s479 bales exports coastwise 57l4 saes. 7os stock
107. 100.
Baltimore. March os-Cotton nominal; mdding o'.c
low mtddng l3 lee good ordinary, l6c. Gross 70
celpts 1872 bales stock 23.215
Savannah March 2s-CCtton quiet. middling 5Ac low
mddllng SIZE Receipts. 972 bales, exports coastwise
IL 4J. stock. IS. $50.
Memphs March 2S-Cotton steady. middling. 5i.c low
middng Jbc good ordinary. 4Ac. Net receipts. 3s3t
bales gross 4345 shipments 1877; sales. lsoO, stock
lO1.SSf.
ST Louis March 2S.-Cotton quiet; middling lo-loc
mildng : l6c good ordinary 5isc. Net receipts
$50 bales gross. 2935. shipments 2llo, stock. oo@l
New-Orleans. March 2s-Cotton steady: mddling
: -l6c. low mdding &c. good ordinary 49-l6c. Net
receipts lO47 bales gross u547: exports 70 Great
Britain 5000. the Continent, 23O", coaswise. f2V
sales 5000: stock. 319,CGI.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
ven York. March es. lsea.

York. MdTCn - i~i9'
pFFT-Inauences bearing on the market loI -.
,,IsD roeee futures continued unimDortant ana W"
61rtiye Of little change tod y RecelIts a. az me-
SUE we're only fair and while deliveries from Ai,'
- warehouses were still in good volume n sit..
, ~ vas apparent News from European msihe's
seT,ei 20 check buying Hamburg decnihs =. 60 .crS
go t4sv-e !. franc. The local market op"n'u ,tl'
o,,e- but nouinally steady at unchangeu ~ -.
80 c-rb The exception % little sIasnodc uho.IN
S-sr,0n operations negligible Holders apiE"i'
rnv,ing 10 offer concessions in view 81 pre-
rrces While on the other hand buyers Were inH.s.s
- ,sko any more coffee than was actualN ne,N'c-
"a .nnplv current wants Sales on the call we're -
ters 'Decer1bor : eOl. and by noon put =" uet
80 hanged hands The afternoon market vas quliT1,
ana Havre cables reporting no further cnanee' 80
fp,rss for the day 5000 bags. ana the mar
closed ouiet net unchanged r .A..ro
T.ceYting decline OF 32d IN Rio rates OF eAcna'.se
p-.-,sr cabes reported change. Rio was sieeoH ala
santos quiet Primary receipts for two dsNs were -
Rags - , -... &c ooo hare against
e. 6l fags the week before shipments ~ 'f"'" nitS
49, rhiefv 20 Europe. Bufon Win $50" Dag
,s.-e4 Rsha March p Demand In the open sInt
maker vas moderate and chiefly q Joining chal
sc,s- RIO No spot remained AZ about l-loc for VVl
las ana lsc for iobbng parcels Inf SOCK on
/, the United states. other than Brazilian was "l''
tars last week. 297 col bags. , ,. :.
Tie range q contract prices ~ me 'fd WflA'' W
f-r q
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OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago March 2s-The essened offerings Of cattle To-
av rtGpped the OF prices. but there
was NO rally Fancy cattle brought 50 IOpS5 80 eho'c
steers 81 90aSj IS. medium steers, - oodS4 ~
steers 50 gOaSi stockers and feeders ~ 409s- 30
bulls - GOqS4 and heers 50 4O1 80 Nestsrn
,.i steers 20GS5 Texas steers ~ '"Qs" calves
S46x7 - There demand for hogs at the
ssrt w'th prices ruling i2djc higher Later however
,t ,,,rket turned weak shippers had taken the
nam n the on-rlngt. Fair to choice grades 20 = ~
Sc a heavy racklng SO 50@ 81 10 mixed 50 Goa
sy " butchers 81 COG$3 S7ia light 50 o'S3 So pig
"a 5s 81 g Trade brisk ir sheep and prices ruled
srong 1, Toe higher. Poor to prime sheep. 2oHso 10
.c.Tii,ee g. GlGS5 t. and lambs. $qS5 80 Receipts
am. z oan hogs 5000. sheep. 1900 o--,. ~
cariio steady 50 75n$5 so Sheep 7rong " SouSS 10
East Buffalo. March 2s-Recepts ot sale and through
t,i. sheen and hogs during the twenty hpus eaed
M noon 70 day cattle cars snrep am ,enos
- Shipments Cattle q cars Siep ana
ami. i cars hog. . cars 'atue-Ihe only onerlhgs
ar ar nvo loads left yesterday. and
,,rin.n,y heavy cattle There nothing ne" IN the
.itu,on prices he'ng about At yesterdays nSure> Ioad
- sforers n Il, sold at 50 =" In the aoscnee
hss.. was rominaiy SGN$6 - sheep and lainos-Nith
chance In the quotations. The feeling was strong al yes
,,tv.s dgures Lambs choice to extra were qlotabe al
s. s,dS6 god choice, s. Gas - lioss-Ihs ohsr
10. c,re light only loads. and with an hctlNc De
IND rrc.s were "a lOc higher Heavy were quotabe al
e. iefS, is medium 81 oJdS4 10 Workers S4nS4 % pigs
81 ~ roughs 50 iOa$3 20. stays. 81 5oaS3
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RlE RAILROAD.

Through trains foot OF Chambers ~ts
as hve minutes earlier from West -Sd-sti
300 A. M.-NestiDued Express daily for BlnsnatAtS1
waverly Elmira. Buffalo Bradford Arrive bGna'o
p NJ Paror "a t. Buffalo.
ooO ~ M-Vestbuled inlted-FaSt mail daily Solo
rain FOR Chicago. Arrives Cleveland 40 A NJ chicago
p NJ. slepeers 10 Chicago Cleveland and E'oelhh@''
5.3O p. M.-Bunao and Cleveland Nestibaiet ExpreS
daily Arrives at Buffalo 7o5 4 NJ. Bradford 40 A.
NJ jamestown ZOO 4. NJ. Youngstown lQ2I A. NJ
Cleveland 1870 p. NJ. Sleepers 70 Buffalo and CleVeiana
CAFE Library Car - ,-,-.,..
O,I5 r. M.-Daily solid train FOR Blngnamion Elrnlra
Mayerlv and Chicago. Seepers 10 Hornellsve Chicago
and Cincinnati Dring Car. - 49, ,,,,... -
i COMMODATIONs ., III. ll3. 26i. iQi and g5 Broad
way loT Powery i25th-st ana 2l3 West lot
st, Chambers and est $50 St ferries Ne% 4nSrk $50
ESbcLen and Jersey City station. New-York Transfer
Co calls for and checks baggage from hotels and real
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TIRE STATE or TRADE.

Bosior March 2s-Fiour FIRM. receipts. s2s bols
spring patents S4dSi Is spring bakers s3aS 90 WINTER
pstens s6GS4 30: and stragns. rs 5VI
81 Cornmea quiet sia 80 per bag 81 s0Qs % per bh
Corn dull receipts lO7 $50 bush. No . 4ozc; steamer
yellow sc oats quiet receipts % 6j2 bush fancy 3si.
a3oi7c. Nos and B. 37isq$Sc. M,feed Illei; nran'
sprire Sl8 rs winter Sl7. Red Dog -four SlI 90 MID
einRs SIC 50GG1s Butter saady Northern 22a2% &C.
Western 90. imitation. l6dlIc. ladies' Ia Cheese
steady. Northern. l2a12i2o. Western 12ig4l2ssc
Buffalo March 2S.-Spring wheat-uemand light limits
frm No ! Northern sotc. Winter wheat dun 10 req
77lsc corn ulI but firm yellow. 39ic No yelio"
Ss4c: No yellow 37sc 70 corn 3si. 10 o S9rn y
ga, 73Sc. No 4 corn SIC dull No white 35stl
94c. No 3 white 33c. No I white. 32c ~ mixed Bic
Eo 2 mixed soc Rarev-Nothng doing track offerings
are light AZ 58c FOR choice Rye No on track. nomina'y
sc. Flour quiet
Chicago March 2sThe leading futures ranged as COL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29

MFTALS-f0pper and TN made upturn n
to-days market. lead developed weakness and iron
was materially lower Business IN Tin and copper was
degree Firmer London cables and strong from
West chiefly responsible for the sudden activity
the local market. Al the clos the Metal Exchange
corci strong higher with spot and March quoted
81 - 70 ~ - Tin at the close was Arm and higher
tone: spc, quoted s. 20 April and May s. 1894 81
Ms So sSass ~ coppe in the London %ae ' co s
easy SPOT 900 e Ga futures fGs g Cd Tin closed
qgNe g ~ 8 A%b 99 sI F., m onnaen n their
position. sellers onered rarngy TO-DAY. even at former
high Irces and bong eatisAed to follow procrast
took hold In lsess manner The natural result
NEW ieyeiopmonts ouoations follow: New orleans cni
,rifueal. common nal4c. fair l50iGc. good 1920.
urine 2lg27c. New Orleans open kettle 32g"7c Porto
goS5 lea i7c rrae isaiac farcy az
oil was again Gg and fea'urel@.
Ie,-oeum dul o. 10 points decline .Qgoiaie4s follow
6h So g @ns so sos % tnS 'rnde
summer yellow. &c: or summer yellow. 21c. butter
5oa92c Lnseed- American raw SOS American boiled
6GTAN FREGHTs| markei for berth frciehts was
dul At he following quoatons Literpo'l "a London
NeHcast" 30 An,wtrp lad Hamonrg = pigs; Ro,
Iro NJ 12c nominal. London oats Is 81 49,. FRElGaTs
There = good demand for fa TONNAGE for he on
commanded fun rates coas~se tonnage was wanted for
TIE Lumbar trade ana res were strong steiner ~.
frtusDorfafion grain general iHf
limited demand. and The tendency ~ rates was weaker
In other ferartfnents husiness Was quiet
PROVISIONS After steany opening the market grad
uay eased al closing weak a. the lowest p,int
io g,rpaf'lv with grain. PORK Firm. quoted;
Nose SagSa 70 family 25GSlO Is short clear. SO 20
0sfe ~ ~ BEEF- steady. Quoted. Mess. So. family
GO sc9xf1. ro-ke. 8" aoH<i0. nGia mess. $l5f
81 - . BEEF IAMS-Cuiet. quoted SIS 50HSl9. -.
DRESSED HOGS-Esser. Quoted: ltacon 80 ~, no
49,. fen ~ rig~ 5i1c..... CIT MEATS-PiCkd
bellies barely steady quoted smoking bellies. 3sg3@
10 ~ 5o IL ~, bhc. ~ ~ %. iicaed shoulders null.
quoted 4isc. lIckled hams steady quoted '-tn''.
Nererf, greens. i. 80 asa, fff
TALIOw-Quet. city. M. country. f-.u
&c.. LARD Easy. quoted 55sc City lard easier
nuo "a , 20, Rehned Quoted. South America.
2sc continent. zoe Brazil kegs So. Compound
nrm Quoted: City iAc. Western. 40. ... sTEARlNE
~Ouief Quoted Ole0 $40 city lard siearine. 6ac.
RlG'E-Very little new business transacted 70 day.
city dealers being niposed 70 stock un at n.Ani hish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29

Liverpool. March Is. S:ts ,. m-Exchsngs-wh
Spot arm. No red Northern spring 6s. Corn Spot
American mixed new firm b 6qd do old steady. Be Nd
futures QUIET March 3. 6Ad May 3s AID. July 3s sd
Flour-St Louis fancy winter steady, - 81. Hops At
Iondon-Pacinc Coast firm. "a lOsaft los Reef dulI
extra India 62s 3D. prime mess. 5Is 81 Pork duh.
prifne mess nne Western. 49,. prime medium West
crn as 81 IIams-Short cut II 10 IL No. arm 35s ~
bacon firm Cumberland cut IS - 20 N 2ss short rib.
M 10 2, n stocks exhausted long clear midllee light
as 10 a. H. clear mdd.s. heavy. ~ T. IS N.
~. ~. short clear hacks 10 ~ n .ss bellies II
TO 10 n steady 3Os ~ ShoudersSluare - TO IA n.
STEADY 23s Lard Prime Western nrm, 27s ga Cheese
arm American finest white and colored. 52s Cd Talow
prime CITY ctrsng 23s 81 Cottonseed ol-Liverpcol
nnAd strong i1s 30. Turpentne Spirits steady 5is.
Rosn-COmmon steady, "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
THE posroN WOOL MARKET

u,son March y The wool market here continues 10
,,,ffief owing 10 many trade combna Ion runors
tt yyoolq continue quiet but SHES are noted AZ
aG427c for ohio NN and above Territory woos are
~" ,b ,rt.e. nominal For dne medium and nne
al 100 are quoted FOR secured The price q Aus
v,,,s holds the sane Tho following are
,bs on,taf,ons Tor leading descriptions: Michigan. WIS
e',sn x Michigan OG2lc. NJ Michigan con1hlng
.s"-s-. No . do ~ No ! Illinois comhing. 20ff21c No
. Iin.s &C. nihng &c. y New York New Hampshire ana
vermont. elc ~ New YORK. NJ" ithmpshire hn1
,,o,t asf27c. Deisine Michigan. 2ia25c. In~sshed
medium etc Kentucky and Indiana y blood con'ons
~ 9Sc' 4 Mood 22n23c Missouri >. blood combinr 2oq
OIL = blood 20I2l,.c. braid combng isdlac, lake sna
Georgia 1920. Texas woods spring Twelve month"; iia
Ia" sronred 4.dllc months. spring, llIlh,
scourei 3sql0c Territory woods Montana me medium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29

Liverpool. March 2S p. m.-Co;ton-S pot-Cuiet
prices unchan gpd: American midd.lng. 3sd The sale
of day 5000 bales Of which 1000 for spec
ua'ion and export and included 700 bales American
Receipts. 1900 bales. including $500 bales American
Futures opened quiet with moderate demand an
closed steady the advance American miidling. m
March. 2ls+dG3 ~ Cad buyers March and April
SOS - Cid sellers April and May 2lGiG3 - "a
sellers May and June p Gflf3 22-6td buyers Jun
ami july. p GiG3 - GA buyers; July and August
- sellers August and september. 2l-Giu3 - "a
buyers. September and October - 6Iu3 - 6it sellers
october and November II 64d sellers. November
December 81 -G4Q3 - G4d sellers December and Janu
ary 2O-e4G3 ~ oid sellers, January and February
% GiG3 81 Cad value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
NAVAL STORES.

Shirts iurrentfre weaker again to dav. inquiry
being moderate private advices from southern markets
ranortinp somewhat lower eve ~ quotations The close
was qief Rosin showed steadncss and vas IN fair de
mand while tar though steady was quiet ouotafions
follow
TAR Regulars. 81 -. oil. bhs 81 q
SPIRITS TT RPENTINE 81 2d45c -
RoSiN-Common TO good STAINED. 81 s7iA p 81 So
81 20. + 81 55asl CO. g. 81 90 H. 81 - 81 81 h. 81
STOCK OK HAND.
Spirits turpentine sto nnis
Tar lou" ""''
Charleston March 2S-Turpenune firm at 44c. Rosin
savannah March 2S-sprs turpentne-Market opened
A. ALL sales ~ casks closed nothing doing: rece pts
e4a RosIr nrm unchanged. sales 49, bis receipts
434s - . .,.. >,,..A,u
doing receipts - casks Rosin Arm. 95c ana 81; re-
ceirs 394 bbs Crude tupentne steady 81 % and ~ 49,
e.nts Is bbs Tar steady. 81. receipts. 4S3 bhis.
London March 2S-t'acuta trseed. spot S's "a LIN
seed oil iSs 3Sd. TnIpentine-Sprs. BIS 3D.
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CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.
Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
M fracks "Elecfrn- Pneumatlc 81

Ar,hraci,e -o,l used exclusively
Hs: x.T;5 Ies; n Go.r Sf g
and Sou'h fetry W nlt Hs in;nht;,shar G, n.
hyc minutes earlier than that given beow FOR Liberty s.
Trains leave foot OF Liberty st;
For Easton Bethlehem Allentown. Maueh chanS &C. :;
Eas U c'i i5i $40 $50 Ea.tSa p sgndsy.
goo TO Eastonl A. NJ, l;co $50 500 p NJ ...oo s,o
S[ T T:so p 81 spnd isS9" .iS go NJ 80.
5000 iso Ee%snS go 4's 800 30 !s.ss
fs sS to Essdas ~ 1872 9S'' $50
oS SSs' T. S S ss ~ s a St sps.
'''' A. NJ LOO IL S S}2F "a isa n 1,'",
crc Ss s snd p sana a as to f Pon Pss &
only ~ 20 sea o So to Rsa 0G 70 only sd
..5Sry fSs o l$a oan oSs 200 @ h
SfS9 4: 81. iSo + n ' ...c co r..o " ru
80 t5'ss 5i' FnM ;a,,sS:, sSS NJ. 400 p
..so $50 rols 9 A. X. is5 s'so .4o P Sun
r. L sssss1. :is: $50 1913 NJ i'' $40 40
For Toms KysE and BaTnesat 40 $50 A. NJ i'''
For Ausn,ic City. vneand and Bridse,on '4:so A. NJ.
xiys1i 81 s n:s'A saGs 'pa Hss S
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA R IdS. AND "AsH'N"-
v..s DAY. .:S 500 1000 di:sS DiaIns ca2 A. X.
dSScc ESQ go f9'9 %a eus sg hS:o
BS. CAB soS p No 81 H Royal sGs Is ss 30
% p "' n ds saasy 900 200 n go t02 49,
ws'ss G st. ls 3 ~ i g. * s' R'':a Il,
w|s ?' 81 81 GSSS' A IS Ns% nGrk w S2n
burg The y. Y. transfer co viii sali for and check
fFrom South Ferry at 5:25 o NJ
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visible t1p0I'
sens

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in cotton futures moderate
ui-fin lines The market opened qi''
b. firm advance II 20 points after which there
!Irthor adyan If 20 points. largely owing -
fNe tr'lsr character Of EuPsh cables which were
snQler.eute5 rs buying orders from Liverpool and some
Indication class Of ORDERS from The continent
7Te upward further stimulated hy reports
efe-f heavy frosfs had visited the western
por.ou Or the cotton het during the night while IN
dcat-ns continued point - falling temperature for
TO-DAY The feature Of ne forenoon trading was the
considerable extent restricted 20
positions extending beyond July. and said % b. for
q undoing hedges out previous - January
Subsequently the foreign demand sunslded ana prices
rece3es the SUPPORT from other sources ~s
quite feeble. there scarcely interes, SHOWN t\
local crowd VAS equally lisess and hestated take
part side u the account Receipts were quite
liberal he time being. bu, parties looked fcr
decided falling IN IN the movement IN the near future
this expectation checked selling In view q the cold
weather and possible value factor BY delaying
coT1rg advices from sections where weather was
favorable field activity reported In the
way o. seeding and plantation work generally. all ~
which acted against the purchase II futures In this
market IN the afternoon while inc market for the
firm speculation slack. traders being
row 30 che hand. and hy forecasts ~ generally
favorable weather IN the South the ther hand The
market finally steady gain u to points.
Numerous reports indicating need ~ rain In TeXa'
lae 70 disturb the market no actual damage being Vet
ainNs TIE seni-syeely movement ~ interior points.
a. mace ny y The Cotton EXchange. showed receipts al
Fe more Important towns 10 have been S}..:}S bales
SCANS ~ 80 haes last week - 2l3 bales last year and
q 'o' bales In i-5 The shipments IS 1903 bales.
.sts 81" ~" bales ae. wcek. - 500 bales last and
80" bales in 1870.
Ine range % contract prices in The local marke' today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
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