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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. May Is. 1922
BEANS AND PEAs-There is still an absence Of ex-
port demand and. with light home trade the market
drass heavily. and there is further weakness on some
varieties buy the choicest marrow at II 90
and while 81 IS IL generally asked for choice medium
and 32h for best II looks as those figures could
held steady. Nothing doing In other varieties Green
peas exceedingly dull We quote: Beans. marrow lsss
Choice per bush medium choice 81 1924 asi 35
do pea. choice 81 3o0tl 82'1 90 red kidney choice
low eve choice. 81 37Adsi 20: do black turtle soup
choice 81 TO- DO lima. California 81 62hgs2 oS green
peas bags 91ifc: DO Scotch. bbls. 81.
BCTTER-Msrket was little unsettled to-day but
on the whole without material change. Some receivers
who had little surplus stock trihe in price
others held former rates and succeeded In eecng
fair sale. The price OF strictly extra Western
creamery was 1ec but buyers critical about
quality: some goods went at lsqis1sc. State
made for occasional lot the bulk Of the fancy goods
went AZ lsaisho No change In State dairy In any
OF the Western packings We quote; Creamery Western
extras per 10 iec: lsglse; do thirds TO
onSs l5dl7Ac: do state extras. lshqi9c: do nrss
I7i1lfisc; DO thirds seconds. 5ql7c State dairy.
haif nrkin tubs i7ae DO nrss i9@l7s DO Welsh
,uSs seconds ~ gi6i4c; do thirds ISs614c Western
Imitation creamery l4l6c; do seconds l2h4l3c
Western factory hrsts i3c do lower grades. 1lh9i25e
cuEEsp-Rscepts OF large cheese were not specially
bi demand for white exporters not quite
snao6v and the tone trlne easier. Occasional excep
tionai lots brought ono but had 20 be shaded TO
ono Large new coloed settled 10 &c for finest lots and
cleaned up about all that available at that
azure New small only moderately active and the
general tone shade easier Skins quiet and UNCHANGED
Old cheese gradually cleaning up ~ cuba Yesterday
800 large sold at 9Hc; 100 small at D~c ana 200
old coored. and ass 81 for ordinary new We
quote: New full large white chot,e
sgs"s 90 good TO Prime DO 90 ,ms soo;sd
choice en- 4exc; DO small white choice S%c 90 good to
prime 0Q9hc; DO common to fair. saS%c; light sxims.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19

Liverpool May 1s.-ClosIng-wheat. spot, firm; no
California Is 3iaGs I'd; No l red Northern Duluth
q. 2i5d Corn-Spot firm: American mixed new firm. IS
90: old. IS 0kd futures quiet May 30 81; July 5s
5Ad September 81 sid. Flour-St Louis fancy winter
steady Is 3D. Peas-Canadian. rs 81 Beef dull; extra
India mess COS: prime 55s Pork DUH prime mess
Western 45s Hams Short cut II to 10 III, dun ois
Cumberland cut, y to 30 No. firm Sls sd short
rIh Is 10 n du. 3Os. long clear middles. light
20 to 85 ~ firm I'd long clear middles heavy 80 to
40 ~ nrm Cd: short clear backs 10 TO IL 70 hrn
Us. clear bellies Il 10 No. dull 2Ss I'd. Shoulders
square ~ to II NJ steady DDS Sd. Lard dull; prime
Western terces. 2Gs 3D. American refined IN pals
DIS I'd Hutter-Cood United States. 65s Cheese-Amer
team finest white nrm sis Sd American finest coloed
drlI i0s Ga ordinary new As Tal.ow firm; prime city
OPS: Australian London. 2ls Cd. Cottonseed oii-Hu
refined August. Arm los 3D. 1nrpentine[spirits
Refined Iinseed OIL l9s Gil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston NAV 1s.-Cotton firm; middling, 10 i6c
low middling Ice; good ordinary ID receipts
iss bales exports 1889: sales 4438: stock
-. 1879
Baltimore May 1s-Cotton nominal; midding. 6Ac; low
middng 1916. good ordinary 3-loc' gross receipts
20 bales. stock. 1888
Savannah May 1s.-Cotton quiet: middling. 5$c; low
middng 5hc. receipts LAB bales; exports coastwlse
ESQ sales. Al. stock, 20. i54
Memphis May ls.-Cotton steady; middling. 5.c; low
good ordinary. . luc: receipts bt6 bales
shipments. 6os: sales. 3.4oo. stock. 1876 Ios
St Louis May 1s.-Cotton steady: middling 13- i6c
low middng Sac good ordinary. 1916; net receipts
$50 bales gross ij6 shipments, esI; stock sSi2l
New Orleans. May 1s-Cotton quiet and steady; mid
ding . 10 -iec: low mddng 5Ac good ordinary, 4Hsc
receipts $3.50 bales. exports to Great Britain 1900
sales 1900, stock. 373.372
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-york. May IL. 1893.

rxorrrrThe-e was a sudden spur OF business IN .ne
,,nner months on the Coffee Exchange to,oay
- deaire to even up outstanding oolea.ions
,s,bsr than 10 an influx Of new orders News l.. The
Ia...,,ed nothing 10 this spasmodic turn a
,srrted Sluggish and unsettled markets tom IN
Tnrone ana Brazil blackboards indicated 20 np ,ra.
80. r,,ges n the statistical situation whie the WIFE
ssienhorG and Geographic had little 70 90 IN ,ne va
,',.,synfnr new orders The variation OF prices VIZ
ol norroy and the general situation quite devol1
"a ,,are1,,a new features Officially. he market opensu
9. lib nr,ceS unchanged 20 points lower Al tne
ccsc Ire feeling quiet with prices net
,,s lover Total sales Of $500 bces were restricted
20 che near-ai- hand deliveries -u.. an,
" In the market for spot coffee demand was easy sal
- Frvers and sellers alike assumed stess at,-
,,,ae AZ the close market was steady IN spl'e
- 80 s,athe'ic conditions with prices unchahseu ."
~ hs.s ~ Csc for invoice lots and csc Tor )ooohs par
cells Of No no. .-, .,..-oa Santos with
1900 tags. . ,o.. a., ,be local market was
rf1oWe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19

COTTON Following the improved speculative conditions
Of Yesterday business was on dscouiaelhb! sihaI.
scale to DAY Concidtn with the smaller trading here
MAS 4 hat n upward movement OF prices Al me
ntart showed fair degree OF steadness WIN
~ ces shade higher better class OF news from the
but later sdgged under sheer
nczlec- Al tunes during the day the bear crowd made
fe.b efforts regain ground lost within the last DAY
er two hut less opposition In the shape
az limited hu, Ing the hands OF Wall street rep
rcsntAtve Though Of the smaller longs accepted
the profits the majority Of the bull crowd held
out Tor SIN prices. Liverpool and Continental
poorly Supplied with orders as were
also handling southern accounts The most com
the English cabes the report that
fse gpai department hardening increased demand
from Eiropran spnners leading 10 small scramble Of
shorts 20 ne future department In southern
markets the wants Of American spnners and
vs~re more exactng scope but nearly
all Instances dealers demanded full. former TO shade
higher prices No let-up In demand for manufactured
g,ods reported from New England mills and accounts
from dryeoods reflected highly gratifying cond-
the crop opinion is divided, some claiming
continued weather the Eastern states has
seriously retarded growth while in the West insects
said b, damaging the stalk On the other HAND
argued that the main satisfactory progress was
being made and another large yield looked for AT
the the market quiet and steady with prices
2 points higher 10 point lower.
The prices the local market to-day
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-lork foot OF tramp. $751;
as follows and nye minutes earlier from West
waverly Elmira. Buffalo: Bradford Arrive Burao
p NJ Parlor to Bunalo 80, Gu,
2,OO y. M-Nestibuled limted-Fast mail taily sola
train for Chicago Arrives Cleveland t;i0 NJ ChlcAsS
q p NJ Sleepers Chicago Cleveland and CnclnnAt-
Dining Car. - - , c-., =, ,,...,..,o, r,x,..sx
Arrives AT Buffalo 1905 A. NJ. Bradford ID A. NJ
jamestown 90 A. NJ. Youngstown 1927 A. "; Cle,e..
land IL 80 r. Seepers to Buffalo and Cleveland cara
Library car. a., -, -. p,.s-..,.. rr,,,-,
Waverly and Chicago Seepers to Hornelsyle chicago
STSiCK FITS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
COMMOD ATOMS at Ill, 49, 26l, 40i and e5I broae-
way f2T Bowery 1853 East i25ths and 2lS West ll0a ,
St. Chambers and West 23d-st ferries Newofosk; 80
AMI 500 FNton-st 0S Broadway Brooklyn; lZ2 kNer-s,
gohoken and Jersey city station Now YORK Transfer
Co calls for and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
dences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19
THE STATE or TRADE.

Boston. MAY ls-Flour quiet; receipts. 235 bes
spring patents 81 1OG<4 JO packers. " Daf3 O
winter patents So 42ls3 45 clears and straghts
50 30asi Cornmeal quiet s2qs4c per bag VI ssasi w
per bb Corn hrm receipts. 1857 bueh; No 1890
steamer i3sa4ic Oats steady: receipts seo's nIsn
fancy 3IiaG3sc. Nos and 3. 35i1438hc MiN!eed
steady: bran spring si4 Is: winter $40 %: Red Dog
9our siI %: middiings si4 75asi7 10. Butter hrm;
Northern. 9c Western i9c: imitation, lShc; ladies' loo
Cheese nrm iOifc.
Buffalo, May ls-spring wheat. fair inquiry; limits
steady: No Northern, spot. SIC; NO Nortnrrn 'fsc
Winter wheat. demand fair: held nrmly: No red ,se
M / white 1Gc Corn hr1ner: No yellow, 3vc; No y
yellow SsIbc: No 4 yellow s6ac: No corn. $780, No 3
corn 37hc Oats-Demand light. dull: No white BIC
No white 3iikd32c; No white. 3Olld3ic; No mixed
3Oc; No mixed 2ec. Barley, spot quoted at 4ogtfc
Canal freghs steady; wheat 2hc; corn 2"c oats lac
10 New-York. Flour auet. steady.
Chicago MAY is-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19

Cash quotations were follows: Flour quiet ana
steady: No spring wheat, 1lq72c No spaing wnea
G74Tic No red. 1914 Q75c: No corn ~ &C. 80 :
yellow 33xc: No oats 27is a2sc; No WHITE ooH2ic
No 3 white pm a30c No 2 rye. Size; No oarisS
33c o b; No i haxseei 81 o.; Northwest siVS primo
timothy seed 81 25 clover contract grade 81 III mess
pork per Dbl IS ioass 49, lard per 100 10 $3.50 W.
ders Oxei) Qs4 short clear sides (toxed - e9g
a. whiskey distilers finished goods, per gallon 81 20
sugars cut loaf unchanged. On the Produce txchange
toeiay the butter steady: creameries ia
sIsc: dalries lOd16c steady fresh ll%c cheese
easy; creams, 9GlOAc.
Cincinnati Nay ls.-wheat stronger; No red, 13;
c,rn firm; No mixed 34G34&c Oats quiet; No mixed
2SBd2e+c. Rye hrm No 2. 64c. Butter STEADY. ousai
drrn Eggs firm. lie Cheese quiet. steady
Philadelphia. May is-Wheat firm. he higher; con
tract grade NAV. T4isd74%c Corn firm. 14c higher No
mixed May 3Sd3Si4c. oats steady No white clipPed
34is case: No do 30 y a34c; No mixed do. 32'ap3Sc
Rutfer unchanged; fancy Western creamery lgtsc DO
nrins 2lc Eggs nrner; fresh nearby, he; DO western
i4c: do Southwestern 13i1c do Southern. l3c Cheese
nrm Receipts-F1our 1900 bbls and 10000 sacks wrea
O00 hush; corn 10000 BUSH oats. l63OOO BUSH snip
nents-Wheat 2GOO bush: corn. 1000 BUSH oats loVVo
bush.
ST Louis May ls.-CTosing-Wheat higher: NO req
c9sh 75c: May 7Silc; July. Iic september .i1sc' 80
hard 6gG zoe Corn higher No cash. 339c; May 3z7sc
Iuv' 3?sc; September 32@c oats strong; No easn
&c; May 2sisa2s4c: July, 24hc September &c NO :
white 3Oa3Oi5c.
Toledo May Is-wheat quiet. higher: No ? cash and
Nav nc bid: July. 75ssc BID Corn dull. steady; No
mixed 34Nc. Oats dull. steady; No mixed ana Nay
3Or RYE unchanged: No cash. 59c bid Coyerseed dul
higher; prime and May. 81 80; October - 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool IL. p. m.Cotton-Spot, good business
done prices hardening middling fair 20 32d
good mddng 2 9-i6d; mddng S%d low mddlng
1854: ordinary Sd. ordinary. 10 8d The sales
Of the day 1900 bales Of which 900 were for
speculation and export ana included 1890 American
opened closed steady. with moderate demand Amer
lean middllng May. 2164d buyers: May and June
q -6id buyers: and July 3 81 6443 2254d buy
July August. % e4d3 % Cad sellers August
6443 % G4d sellers; September and
October o. value: October and November 2i-64g
% s4d sellers and December. 81 64d sellers
December and January 2l-6id sellers; January and
February 81 -G4d value February and March - G4d
sellers March and April % G4d3 % 64d value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19
Ocean 6teamers.
ABOUT TRMWGl.
NINTH ARTICLE.


THE STRENGTH OF A CHAIN Is THAT
OF ITS WEAKEST LINK" SAYING
TRITE BUT TRUE. AND ONE THAT MAY
WELL BE APPLIED TO TOURIST MAT
TIERS MOST OF THE sO-CALLED TOUR
IsT AGENCIES ARE REPRESENTED BY
ONE LINK WHICH IN MANY CASES
CONSISTS OF AN OBSCURE OFFICE HARD
To FIND THERE IS But ONE TOURIST
CHAIN THAT EXTENDS AROUND THE
WORLD. AND TIOs COOK & SON pos
sEss 1T. THIS CHAIN. WHICH HAS
TAKEN MANY YEARS AND MUCH MONEY
TO COMPLETE, IS AT YOUR SERVICE
FOR THE ASKING. ALL TRAVELLERS
USING COOKS TICKETS. HOTEL COr-
PoNs. LETTERS OF CREDIT. CIRCULARS.
NOTES. DRAFTS. ETC. ARE ENTITLED
TO THE ASSISTANCE OF ALL COOKS IN
TERPRErERs. AGENTS. ETC. THROUGH
OUT THE WORLD.
Steamer Tickets only by any Line.
Hlgh-cass Tourist Parties leave June
7. il. 20. Also attractive Vacation
Parties at very cheap rites. Tickets
for Independent Travel Everywhere.
THoS. COOK e. SON.
PSI AND 1928 BROADWAY. ". Y.
BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA. CHICAGO, SAN
FRANCISCO. ETC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19

the appearance Indiana and Ohio on anco Se
Too much wet weather rumored that the s,,nr
AT BunaIo had terminated: THE also hed Ill
eject on the market. Everybody afraid 20 81 ~
wheat short and demand was supplied cnien' ,.ys
ionss Who had a profit sight and were willing 10 I'm
t. July wheat moved up from 19xc to TsSe q, the
York and from sc 70 73c at Chicago Tradins III ne
latter active and governed Shi en-, scb as
weather reports Private cables were scarce put a.
Indicated well sustained Interest onoIy arm
al net advance Of ihai%c Expor, b buSness Nav
very light, owing the strike embargo AT %,
shorts local market showed considefanle 80 get
this account: they wondering where they are 20
the which they expected TO set ,p eSt for
Some foreign shippers also on the anxious seas
the same The Cincinnati Price Current rdss
Weather generally seasonable. maintaining cIop ~
There s little change in prospect ana recabe in
Jury is yet apparent encouragng growth OF n
Generally .CORN-In there was ou. h.se tthsr
iston but feeling prevailed owing 70 tse WAS
nrces ruling for wheat, The strike AT bunao We,
very much in way business In corn ins "a, b
best point corn closed se anoa' s sp s IN
s,syator 4fc delivered. .OATS-Oats rued steaule ~
sympathetc way there an entire eosence o ..
snecniation and the market Closed quiet no oa's
stosed si We: No Sohe No white Soc .N No
wbte All. track mixed. 3iG3Sc: track white 5fgoocs
wo White clip solsc .RYEMarket firm; No 2
Western Gee Western. 6612c, both o an0e'
s,sis rye dc c / New-York CARROTS 80 BARi-E1 -
Market dull FEEDING 4094c. and mating 44gioe. po'h
. Ruf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19

spo, closed steady. with quotations unchanged
the basis Of sc for middng upland and 6c for middng
gull compared with 671ec and 1l-l6c respectively
last year. Total sales Of 10 bales 10 domestic
fpsnne Spot Southern markets teegraphed
Exchange follows New Orleans quiet and steady
al 1916; Mobile quiet at 1l-16c Savannah quiet
NC Charleston steady 51c Wilmington quiet Sac.
Norfolk steady at SIC Baltimore nominal at SIC; Au
gusts steady at SIC; Memphis steady at SIC; st. Louis
steady al 1915.
The export movement follows:
Great Britain. France. Continent.
Total to-day. $50 300 1915
Thus far this week. 12.76o 22s2 1850
thus far this season 3.2s4749 600 $50 2.54o 100
To-morrow's receipts at NewOrleans
$500 TO 400 bales against 4sa last and SOL
year.
Receipts at the ana interior points to-day com
pared with the same day last week and last wear:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19

sas bbis Crude steady 81 35 81 80 and 81 40
receipts 40 hbls. Tar firm 81 30 receipts. Is bills -
Charleston. May 1s.-Turpentlne market firm at SIC
London. May .-Turpeutine--sprs. s4s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
DELAWARE. LAcKAWAuNA { WESTERN

stations In New YORK. foot OF Barclay ana Ch,ls,9p.''
! 21p "A.
Binghamton Mail ................ eVV "''"' wv '
Bunao Ithaca. Oswego & Utica soo,u
chicago & Bun Express .......;. 100 pm wynn
Scranton "hSesoar'e i" 4opm 1902
Chicago Buffalo I.im. En-. 100 pm 90 o. ~
Bun Ex TAR. Buff I.43 a. m -. SOU Pm"
Syracuse, Ithaca OsweSo. UTICA .ooo .7aoam
cd and
Tickets and Pullman accommodations ~ no. '-' 49,
$50 broadway and Ia Park Place: -, .S.,L h,gs,ss
Westcots Express Co. VIII can TOT ana S"e'N '-ee'~
to destination. 'Daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19
NEW YORK CENTRAL,
HARLEM DIVISION.

9i5 A. " and 355 +. ~ DAILY. except Sunday. to
Ptish-ld Sundays only At 30 A. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices ll3. PSI. 43 and 2l6 Broadway. y
Union 50. W. 235 Columbus ave. 81 West l25th st.
l25h and i3sth ST. Stations New York 3s and 125
fulton St and loi Broadway E. D. Brooklyn.
Telephone "2790 Thirtv-eghth street for New York
Central Cab Service Baggage checked from hotel or
residence by Westcott Express COMPANY
GEORGE H. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19

. DyERTisEMENTs and subscriptions for The Trlouns
- received at their Uptown once. No 2t2 BroanwS'
"a door north 81 3lst-st until O'Clock p M: adNers
mena reserved the following branch Offices az regular
orice rites until O'Clock y. VIZ 90 sth -
our asd~st ias a,h-sve ieth-s Maey's; 6th-ays;
ana 18th lac Coumbus-ave near West Goth St iuv
West s2d--.. dth-aye. p2 East l4th-s 2os MeS
I'd ave between 7eth and nth Sta 1929 sdays' near near
eist-st; 70S LIST S9th-st $50 Sdase hss.
Attest bo4 8d-ave. 20 Bleeckerst: a2o BleeckerM'
a00e Sd ave. 2io East 10Th ST. Lei sdays: 40. Sds'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19
NAVAL STORES

slight improvement, caused In the local spirits
market by ~ advance in savannah The In
rosir also improved little better inquiry the
primary markets Tar continued firm previous quota
tons Quotations follow:
TAR-Regulars, 81 90; oil bbls, 81 So
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- 4lXGf2c
ROSlS-Common 60 good strained, 81 45Gsi Az. u
81 so = 81 co; O. 81 CO; H. 81 10: 81 So K 81 o.:
81 -: n. 81 ~. W O. 81 75 " W. So
STOCK on HAND
Spts uTpenunr' i225 bbls
Savannah. May is-spirits turpentine nrm 4oc; saes
900 bbs; receipts $50 bills fosin nrm; sales OGa
bb.s receipts 1859 bbls A. H. C. ID Csc. - AZ
?. 81 10; Q, 81 Is; II. 81 50; 81 20: X 81 Co. ~ 81 a.
y. ~ 20; w q. 50 As: w W. 50 10 - - " w.
Wilmington May ls.-Spirits turpentlne steady as0
Sshei receipts. s2 bbs Resin nrm, Doc 81; receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19
WEST SEIORER.Rs

,u,u ,. franklin St station. y. Y. as follows
ana is M later from tost q W i2a , ST. Daily for
albany syracuse, Rochester Buna,o Nlssara s,e.
tlevelsnd Detroit Chicago ana 81; LOUIS pS;n Tar
tI,cssn and 81 Louis next afternoon pnlhg t@s,
o.iS p 81 go later foot " !2d So, Snsss Ro ~.
ester liufrao, Niagara Falls. Toronto Ds"''"
tisyelana chicago and ST. LOUIS . Nd,
IN Daly Tor Utica Syracuse Rochester. Bur
yolo Niagara Falls ami Toronto 49,.
S.an - NJ Daily Albany, Utica. syracuse hosnss
ter Iuifaio Niagara Falls, Toronto. Detroit Vle's-
Land Chicago and 81. Louis.
r,m tabies al principal hotels and offices Bagsass
chechsd from Hotel Residence by Wescott Express
:, n I.AMBERT. General Passenger Agent n T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19
Railroads.
CENTRAL R. R. or new JERSEY.
Railroads

CENTRAL R. R. OF new JERSEY.
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
and South Ferry; Whitehall H. S, ,..r c., 8,
Eve minutes earlier than that given below for Liberty
on and after May -. 1899.
20. 7S $40 q?oS TO E.st: y. 40 isg 90 90 {:
For wnkesbarre. Ptsion. and Scranton. 400. e;io
A. m M pa sS p Nj srpSnys '3o a. .ao 7ao ono
GoOo. 1880 to ReadIngD \. NJ. 1880 $50 4;4o 800
GOO to Readns2 P NJ l2i5 night su H 70 "a
He"dns) r. M AI LIS R niShi. ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C.
cFS S. R D Bank . Long oh, sS% rS
only 10 sea oTi $50 do;ls only % Red Bank il:sS
SUNDAYS se s,o SSy to Msa snnE 9 aSu Park s
Ocean Grovej 900. riOi5 only to Red Banko A. NJ.
For lakewood and INkehurst $50 $50. 1915 A NJ.
For Toms River and BSrnesss 40 $40 A. NJ LAS.
'''O T. !" ST s&S5Y iiO HOOK o X ROUTE.
For Atl9ntls Highlands husband Beach run. Ru%Son
1000 a. NJ $50 r n
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA s aA5TiMoHE' AND WASH
week days; $50 500 l0;cc ai:so, ploipf cs,}
500 D RnSs s "sS ~ Els R SGs'' sunday.
1900 81 30 Dining carr A. NJ. 30 800 Royal Blue
aiional train. for fnsd.lphis week days i.ad 300 a
\ sso 400 400 40, 1880. 800 p NJ Sundays. o." 4.
wsii'Ss s. * ~ is2 ssl - % AZ
s., 27s wes, i2ssS s., aaS cOlansSs A. New York
yIIi,a%:ssss The T1sa.i;. s. ssi
from from south SOUTH Ferry s V at taC r. NJ.
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M@RTEl G[ERENMGl Lloyd

FAST EXPRESS SEKVICE
CHERBOURG, SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN.
Sailing at 10 A. ~
'Kaser Fried May % Trave May 30
'kas VIM. d. Or June Lain. une is
'Kaiser Fried 20 ~. NJ Theresa. June ~
'Twin-screw Express Service.
SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN.
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE: -
Koenigin IuIse ....... Thurs MAY % 10 A. ~.
Friedrich der Crosse Thurs, June IL A. NJ.
bremen Observation-Disclosures Thurs. June \ 10 A. VI.
GIBRALTAR, NAPLES. GENOA.
Sailing at II a. NJ -
Saale May 20 Aller. May y
Kaiser VIM II ... June Ems. June ~
saae June p Ale1 ;; ~, July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19

R,o-coree market weak. No : Rio. $50; exchanse
- aed receipts 1000 bags. cleared for the Unlleu
states 600 cleared for Europe looo tass' SUM-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-19
Railroads.
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PENNSYLVANIA
Railroads.
RAILROAD.

b RAILROAD.
AND Dzs sfHs s. x. AND coRTLANDT ' sTREETs
s1ss leaving time from Dee , and cG5sIa1ds
100 4. NJ. FAST MAII.-Limlted to Bure, Parior
SD. Ss6oieSs0 Nc coaches e PiI,sb9rs -, c,,.,,.
$50 NS pE knShrSaIas lhf raStP
co For Ss cResso Des ' Tosdo cDcnns
1.5 aoS'IPaapTs Louisville s. Louis ORIG
81 r Nashviie Via cncinnatD. Indianapolis chicago
"'% TO-. r. NJ. WESTERN EXPRESSIVE Chicago For
40 r. VI. souTHwEsrERN EXPRESSION Pitts
81 Surg Cleveland Cincinnati. Louisville. indianapolis.
40 y: VI; PACIFIC ExpREss.-For Pttsburg and
Rante For Knoxville, daily. via Shenandoah Valley
So r. ". MAIL. AND EXPRESS Pullman Buns,
burg daily eacSp sanSay So
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
no $50 e 70 az 80 o IDang Can 1870 Dining Can
' 80 i,Go 30 % ~ Congressional Lam all Par
San $50 p NJ is5 night eG D sunday SEQ 20 o. H OS
I'm all Psrlor and Dining cars. 40 dining Carp,
sorTHERS Az % ssOs s5 Esa 40 m 1910,
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAGLwAY-For MemDhi.
ATEAETfc o%sf LIS S@s go a. M and $50
r rDk SIb g5SxT e 9aE9 v5
AT TssSa1y' c 14@ 40 J, 3 m daily
Cortlandt Streets 10 nj Through Vestbued Train.
Buffet Parlor Cars. Passenger Coach and Combined
Coach
CAPE MAY.-l25O p. IN. weekdays
Long Branch, Asbury Park Unterlaken Sundays) Ocean
Grove and Point Pleasant from West Tweny-thrd
Street station; $50 m. p 20. 22o go and $50 p.
m. Sundays ~ a. m, $50 m from Desbrosses
ana cortandt Streets g.1O a m. 1870 23O 3to and
DO D. m. Sundays. 045 a. m. 5i5 p. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
10. go. $50 $40 So go $50 Penna Limited $50
Dining Carp. 1850 Dining car). 1l5O m, 1880. 49,
200 $50 20. 40 Dining Carr. 40 Dining Carr.
$50 Dining carr 40, $50 p. M. 1905 night Sun
days 6l0, 20 $50 go $50 tLimited), $50, 1880
Dining carr m. $3.50, 80 Dining Car, go 350
80 Dining Car, $50 Dining Carr. $50 Dining Carr,
Ticket Offices Nos 4Gl Dii 1896. 1854. III. and 26l
broadway. Astor House. West Twenty-thrd Street
station and stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cortlandt
Streets; Court Street. $50 Fulton 9s Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn station,
Jersey City Inc New York Transfer Company will
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through 10 destination.
Telephone ''2757 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
j. b. HUTCHINSON J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent