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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Naw-York May 2 1899.
cOFFEE-The events Of to-day proved distinctly haNo
shs 10 bull crowd sentiment at the close
ous A change In the OF many room tIaders irVn'
tbo.e entertained several weeks past rms iEht-
about-face movement due largely to marBfo I'M
movement In the character OF foreign news ana IANol
she turn in statistical situation Following cOss upyi
resrerssy's advance both Havre ana Hamburg mace
ditons gains to-day. The distribution OF supplies IN 'nls
country aggregated 2i274 bags thus FAR eNceedlhg e
Inmates Arbuckles credited with having TAKEN
10 80 bags this ship from New.hork as
for the crop in Brazil. receipts OF l4o oass
we're for Two days and hardly bore out predctions ut
while favorably impressed with the
r'uctarce 10 re-enter market az the moment owing
10 the enormous coffee in sight for this country
actual figures indicating i22i 000 bags Trading during
the DAY was on moderate lines with the 1879 month de
Iveres absorbing greater portion Of attention. he
market at the firm with prices to 10 points
re; higher sales reached a. $50 bags In the mar
ke, spot steady undertone current eli
dav With quiet. Prices were on the basis OF
c FOR and 62.c for jobbng parcels OF No
TO Yesterday Cyprian Prince cleared RIO
with % coo According cable from Amsterdam
shipments made the United states during the
last month from Java and the East. The present amount
from points fr Europe is 1000 bags Last month
shipments from Rio Europe were $4,000 bags and TO
this country l32 600 bags Santos shipments 10 the United
States 1877 600 and Victoria shipments 5000 bags
Rio Other 000 bags The stock OF
coffee United states other than Brazilian is 35s SAT
includes 1922 rs hays NewYork. 3oo96 bags San
Francisco and G.0o3 bags al New orleans.
The range ~ prices in the local market to-
cav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York May 2 1890.
BEEVES-Receipts ~ or 269 head, In
GLIDING for alive and 90 for slaughterers
No trade in live cattle. The feeling was trife weak
Dressel beef slow weeks previous quotations. or
7IaGsi3c per 10 FOR native sides Cables unchanged
Sbinments included coo cattle, 1022 sheep and
$40 quarters beef to Liverpool on the Nomadc to-
morrow 800 quarters Of beef to Liverpool on the Ma
jestc; also 25I3 quarters 10 southampton on INC 81
Louis. ,., A., 90 - 4,
yesterday, there were ~ on SAFE NO demand
Of any Importance and about SO head were held over
civ dressed hrm. In moderate demand Al LnVc
per dressed in good condition sold at ogec'
little calves at 4lf5c. 81 o,-
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recelpts were 81 cars, or so
head ali for the market making, with the stale stock VIZ
cars TO be sold. Buyers scarce and barely car
load OF stock changed hands leaving fully s1 cars TO
90 over for Wednesdays trade. bunch OF medium u
shorn sheen sold at 50 100 10; few clipped do az
81 d Nearly deck OF Southern spring lambs at 20
dressed lambs 9za11 &c and city dressed spring
Country dressed were mostly IN
bad condition owing the hot weather and many OF
them went to ofal dock. Market stock sold at -
ass
saies-Newton & Co: Jog Virginia spring lambs at
D. Harrington Co u unshorn Ohio sheep 90 n aver
age al s. per 100 10 II clipped do lO2 NJ at - 20
ing 2iz slow and DC lower Tor live hoss
Good 10 choice 81 1884 20 per 100 10 country
dressed steady iT6l7c N for extreme weights
Saes-Newton & Co: D3 Ohio hogs. 40 10 average AZ
81 IL per 10 rougis o60 10 at 50 To- stag 200 3D.
A. w Lamb IS state hogs 40 NJ. at 81 90
A. Millen date yesterday 81 state hogs IA 10. al
81 90 3 rougas. 267 10 at SO ~ - -,
J. H. Hume & Brother date yesterday; 81 STATE hoss
ISL ~ at 81 -: roughs 3CD n. at SO p.
H. II Hollis date yesterday): 1903 state hogs lo5 10 az
81 30 80 do is3 10 81 20 roughs 2I2 H. at ~ 20
! stag $40 10 at 81 so. do. 29I ID, at 81 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03

s"s1.
Bulk e Go Ss sS sssp
FLOUR AND MEHLBss'nss suH hour Circle.
sons for the Weeks
that 5 Ss q Wheat ss%s1 the DS IDA
ing on stu longer The close was barely steady Spring
R .;.,st io spring clears ssSss 90 sase
is ssSss is; choice s to fsney $ aos,s coRNo
yellow s5essi ssss SEEpEssy
sSs SPOT 81 cs .s
sSss st SO Soss me don"s chop
extensively to-day and values suffered accordingly de-
sion and winding up at sssc net Seciine With new crop
options As usual va; csey weather
the east y | 10 Va, a oH S 6 6
into the winter wheat belt where good rains have been
hady needed for tome weeks Weather Bureau 2redic-
wheat states with drip In tempera,uTe and rain or
tons have already prevailed past In
dispatches 4 was claimed that heavy rains had fallen
spring wheat receipts was attributed to this cause only
ecoc IN e:onss prsdstr 90 ~ Sssrts Showing
1881 600 bush OF the Rookie. and 900 600 in Europe
sellers this news but its failure stimulate outside
interest checked active bull operations and shortly led
out the forenoon The foreign news somewhat mixed
and OF much Importance apart from advance %
5q points in the Paris quotations. which some were
inclined believe suggested less favorable
than those noted In private cables day ago lv-
erpoo lost kUrd during the day and Antwerp
changed Exporters seemed 10 have dropped out Of the
market temporarily and only about y loads were
ported at the seaoad Foreign houses also did but little
either side Of the option market. feature Of tho
days statistics was the heavy shipments OF -four from
this weeks ciearances 17.Oo0 bbls ahead Of days
last week. The movement OF wheat tlso showed in
OF 900 bush. Quotations of cash leat.
anoat basis were as follows; No red; sf.c; No 1
Northern Duluth. s%c TO arrive: No Northern New
York. S3ssc: No red. 79c nominal elevator CORN
The important influence in this market was an increased
export demand taking about 20 loads at all ports. IL
had sustaining influence on the market during most OF
the session. but unable check late selling In
sympathy with the break in wheat which len the market
finally 1sc net lower Crop prospects according TO Prime
were not particularly favorable as he claimed that ou
sG1ad lower. Interior receipts have begun to en-
showing for days this week 22leO0 bush over
the previous week against which there was an Increase
OF $500 bush in seaboard cleerances No corn
closed 43sc spot and 42ltc to arrive nearby OATS
export business of 10000 bush the leading feat
in oats to-day. The future list Is Splet ana spot
market rather No oats closed at &c NO oats,
3lc white. 35izc: No white. SAC: track mixed.
81 a 634c; track white 35Q3so No 2 white clips. SIC
RYE-Market steadier; No Western. 67l9o b afoat:
Western. CSC b afoat; state rye O3c !
New-York, carlot3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago MAY 2.-The cattis market was slow to-day;
with prices on grade, Fancy lots sold At - 40
ass CO. choice steers IS 05ds5 30 mediums - 5o4S o
ockers and feeders So sOQ$J beef s4q$ So
cows and heifers SO JOqs4 % bulls s. coast 10 West
fed steers 81 2Oaso 70 lexas Steers - VVHff ~,
calves sass 70 There fairly active demand FOR
at yesterday decline. Fair 10 choice - toqs3 W.
heavy packers 50 5qsS 72'; mixed g. 92q$S go butch s
ers So 6Ja$3 50 light grades So 6jqS3 N; pigs 81 300
There active emand for sheep at previous
prices Colorado wooed lamG' 81 S5nS6 clipped lambs
Sass So 81 50q$i 10: spring lambs fsd<l2 per
loo n. vearlings lOG<5 % sheep 50 3JS5 10 n
ed Westerns brnfnng Receipts:
Cattle. $500 head. hogs. I9.OO' sheep. 1000.
Cincinnati. May Hogs steady at 50 l5nS3 So Cat
tie steady 81 75Qs5. shrep nominal at S3aSi 10
Lambs quiet az 81 5Oa<5
Iast buffalo y. Y. Nay 2.-RetsipCs u sale and
through cattle sheep and hogs during the twenty four
hours ended at to-day Cattle, cars, sheep
and lambs 6 cars; hogs 10 Shipments cattle. g
ears: sheep and lambs. cars hogs. cars Cattle-ln
the ahsence OF offerings feeling steady under
changed conditions and fair iTquiry. There were only
a few head calves and change in the tone Of the
Choice calves we're quoted at 50 1ogSo
sheep and lambs-The offerings were hight loads The
market rather draggy the basis being 50 sOg$> 70
FOR choice to extra lambs SheepChoce TO extra were
auotabIe at 81 1895 Hogs-The market was slow and
lower under moderate demand and cOrrespondngy light
offerings which II loads Heavy hogs were quota =
be at 81 mixed. SO 95Qi$ Workers 50 y0qS3 30 pigs
81 6OdS3 Is; roughs. So 25d 3d. stays. 81 10 on tho
the market vito couple of decks OF hgh
hIa Late
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03

rates Demand scattered and not urgent News
was scarce and Of Indifferent purport. Dan TalmaSf
Sons Company says In its weekly report: Encourasins
the crop Of the year. Seeding steadily progress
ing and much larger acreage being prepared than was
anticipated Cables and correspondence from abroad hoe
quickened demand and hfmer prices especially on
nice selections So little OF the present receipts Of u
cleaned are nrsiclass that miliers fear 70 contra,
against future delivery in high grades Domsstc COM
mon 70 low fsiT ShgSre fair to good t,qoc; Pr'ne
bond. sdsl.c: Japan. a. @ssc: Java, ihashe: Ran
eoon; in bond. 2EGshc. Tsln'age. New. oreans teie
graphs the Louisiana crop date; Receipts
rough 6s93i5 sacks last Inclusive Of amount car
ried oyer) S7oo sacks saes. cleaned estimated 49,
mand local Carolina crop movement TO date Receipts.
cleaned S62s5 bbls Sales. 49, $50 bis Fair inquiry at
sUGAR-The market for refined sugar very hrm.
with good trade in progress In the package ana otnr
Concessions were sim in force as regards the vare
ties Quotations follow: Granuated IN sacks and 10
cases 53lc dominos 5isc; loaf and crushed osc.
granulated 5hc coarse graduated and extra fine sre
S.s; &C confeetioners gTanui:tsd oss; cSoes 80
4:eec; No 3. 4sc; No 8 i5ec No l. 4l.c; No s. $40;
Nos IT, H. IS and IT, &c News from the London
ket to-day was again favorable to importers Accordhs
English market was quiet and unchanged. with Java
quoted at Is 3D. and fair refining lis 3D. Bee, sugar gar
Ad 70 lis 5isd. The United kingdom stock given
undertone noted from opening close while ll1Gc
for s6 test centrifugal iGq4f.c Muscovsdo
liners secured comparatively small amounts. importers
adherng quite generally higher level The close was
TOBACCO-Seedleaf was arm and fairly active, with
saee OF about 700 including the following 300 cases
zmmers at Ta2oc 20 cases 1855 PennsyvsnIa Havana
OF 12i9c ~ England Havana. 3VdoOc.
ZOO ss aa%sS a. % 5S and 100 bale. n
matra at s5casl 65 IN bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03

HEMP AND JITrE-The market showed auetness. but
stock Of manila hemp w1S s saay ana own g to
receipts a, Manila Hemp and tuie butts quiet Prices
wsTs as nomnSy ese With United kingdom prompt
quS,sd at and snS S'sS' ue spot No
double TisPs sss and "a e6s 90, hides De- and
receipts 1870 $50 making hand 2e7co hides and
for On dry hides showed considerable ernness owing
small spot supplies and good demand Better prce
California 1siIc rejected in bondMatamoras 16c; Trux-
2 i'z s3, on SSeraan lG sBsS S Cruz
Puerto Cbo NC Il GT Ro Hscbe dry and pcsled
i4a&i4c; Platte l4;e Gaives59n le,fqaG
san Ant99,S VIA and Iaf Pcseso ic Maranhs1
Pernsrnbuco Ave Bahia I2c; Msrscalbo ~ savan
i slai 4'' na Mas'% Ttsers alsc @
a0se; country sansher native steers '7'"0'''' ''"
80 Ty7Ti Ie Hemock sole was quite active most Of
the the direction Of jGs0eTs a2s ssde
S5D ssS.r %a f snRS Sa Sd
same may said osh sole Leather Heok ,b n0n
I7isaisi,c acid irst selection 2ld23fe; seconds 2o@
ss n 5SFSs sa as Ess;'n middle
heavy 10000 thirds 21g2sc light back . s5g
ssso" ssto5 Ss a sss Slra betting
butt s SSIp G reaction in tin constituted
notable feature Of in metae today This relapse
was eSe ana less favorable from abroad Lead on
hand ID. td.s Ss
Sati spot spot "a So Msy MAJ
tIP p nominai Tin at the close was lower and dull
as 4 s. "a S.. 9$
sp se z sSss s'' osns
S%S 5uns as ', sesGy spot. s futures, e q g. Tin
SS's s.s ~.s quote. al P 2s So
either TAME ss and nss
wh sgss oo g%
tSr tsI,s sSss ec
sSrups. common: i2ai$s tsir hhaio"e GOOD io"'''
sssSR !SnSF berth f;.ss,s
was steady The tOlowdssss Priest bfisto "a Itb s1d
1;S a. 2 Nevosss AKA antwerp 2a Ea%SSrg %
pigs ROTTERDAM &c Amsterdam To5son oe oats is
PER 100 rs little action noticed today IN
sS nas trade but suitable character
scarce oths eoSssd or but business was
srced IN the scarcity, Of 1sar. Nav
Rates were m ns at 70 % p 10 90 ports United King
som. Continent. There continued gentIaV quiet mat
se CE dt% o sp' ss wsoa,
change Lrsees oil Gsest o,d Spa Petroleum s, bS so
ssg IN ss su IS Phsdsph bbi 50 90 and in bss
10 rsans o Gsses " % OIL prime crude 22a
prime aS s5g as. Of % .untr Yellow ssS2e butter
grades, asic; prime white sc@aic; nrime winter vel
sSsa esa. a% Tsr sa %
Provisions liquidation affected the market
POINT g s:Sf' S x.s.
IS 1 ssss S'G snRse' SO 5cd Clear ss
BEEF 1Sls, Quoted; Ness So ,, fs@S $3.50 50 SOC
nfEE EafM 9 ees s quoted I ssas
Ss:.sS er ME- $50 E. sf bellies
sa Quoted smcns BELLE; ssSss 70 S sses%s
E city ssss s5;:a' .as.e TE &K8
Weak quoted ss4a%s cry lsTd easy qsG ,S c sose
sy western, ,,,s ',..r,.. sssi aa0''d
OH Tic EFT s msrk.. held n a. day at full former
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
Railroads.
RAILROAD.

STATIONS loot OF West Twenty-third Street and
9Th. . DssS59';ss . and o Cortland. streets . or.na
2ssts Is ten minutes later than that given below Tor
100 A. NJ. FAST MAII.~Idmlted to two Buffet Paror
ss, ne" York to pt'sbuTs Sleeping Car P''ours
EMF isa f';S:s Com
r seepDs Dining smoking and osssssn
For Ha!Sy CHICAGO S AND ST. Lous ehssx
$50 =. NJ WESTERN ExPREss.--FOr Chicago. For
40 r. N. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS For Pi, ,,.
9, Cleveland. Cincinnati. Louisville Indianapolis
7.4o z. VI. PACIFIC ExPREss.-For Pl,tsburg and
Chicago For Knoxville daily. via shenandoah Valley
sS2 %nns NAIL for Sfyelssd fnsspt au.
SSpns u Gar New YST to Altoona Es:, Ss nds
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
NJ las9 80 800 g so0 sso seT @ =:
{pnips Gag lss go G 5SIS,,s ion
so ts2 RPHf Sf SO sss P NJ 1905
NoRT9 DIX 6 AND wEsTERN EAILwAy-For Memphis
ATLANTIC COAST LINE,-Express go a, m. and $50
e6R 3Ip SSN4 9s2 ,HS n s.
ATANTic y;oSDs Ts.su s"a
Train Buffet Parlor cars Passenger Coach. and Com
CAPE MAY.~l2So D. m. wsek-days s,.,,v. oc.,,
Grove and Point Pleasant from West Tweaty-third
street station $50 a. M 70 10 20. and 80 p m
Cortland Streets, 90 a. $50 s4o and BIO D. !"
Sundays. 9.4a a oh D.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. ou
clio 40 $50 $40 $50 $50 penna. Lim,eas va ""
Dining Carr 1850 Dining Carr, i15O a. m. l2oo 90
$50 $50 40 40 Dining Carr 80 Dn,ns c snOas Soo
Dining Carr 40 $50 p. 12Oa night Sunuaye
6.1o $40 $50. 90 $50 dimedl $50 1880 dDinin ng
car). a. M. 1880 $50 Dining Car. 400 S.oo t 70
Dining Can $50 Dining Carr. $50 Dining carr "ao'
$50 p. M. ll05 night ,, -.
Ticket 461 944 1896 1854 III. and 2Gl Broad
way; Astor House; West Twenyhird street statIo"
q Deshrosses and Cortlandt
Court street $50 Fulton street ss Broadway and Penn
sy;vana Annex Station Brooklyn; Station. Jersey City
The New York Transfer Company Will call for ana
check baggage from hotels and residences through "
Telephone '2757 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
T "a ''i HfHrcfTNsoN J. R. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03

CoTTON-The bull crowd ground to-day. but
Their opponentc al time showed special enthusiasm.
The market opened quiet and with prices unchanged
10 points lower and developed weakness under To-
selling o. the crops this sending prices of
20 loss Of 4T5 points The softnesS due 20 num-
her Of but particularly 70 reports that show
had greatly benefited cotton In the Southwest sup
perenting this news forecasts for EXTENDED
rains the cotton belt ~ satisfactory progress
in the Of the in the southern sections and IN
hed the northern districts Futures at
Liverpool neglected and depressed while the sit1a
Manchester mills reported to have reached
critical II understood that weavere were 70
insugurate their strike tomorrow. lnaemuch as thsy
poorly organized and meagrey supplied with iunus
the Impression was general that they would soon DC
70 abandon this method OF improving their wages Among
me cotton belt relative 20
the question dispatch from conser' s,Ve
Galveston stating that next WEDNESDAY poN
eminent report expected show decrease OF aDou
10 per for Texas From other directions nore OF
extensive figures anticipated Inc RANK
and fe OF the local been led 70 expect htte
should the Bureau report show the reduction menloht
market doubt be favoTaby nfuehceu
Meanwhile the reluctance 20 make new Nehtuf11s
which has been conspicuous for some time continues
anything smaller operators are inclined 70
for surprise on the 10th inst although II would be
the day the market partially recovered on scattered
rnand from shorts who tempting prons IN ssh a'n
light investment buying the idea OF TOO low price
The close the market steady with prices luo po
lower The crop movement continues TO run reinan
ahlv heavy Inus far this week port receipts are IoVy
bales ahead ~ last week. Todsys receipts reacheu
l3l7a bales or over bales more than the Official es
Innate indicated.
The OF contract prlces'l the iV0"' '"N'"NN -
WaSa S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03

do Western l81c do southwestern lS.c do South
York full cream fancy. 9Ac do fair to good. 9Gghe
Recepts-Flour 1900 bills 5000 sacks; wheat 400
bush corn. BUSH oats. loo bush. Shipments
Wheat 600 bush; $4,000 bush oats 1900 bush
St. Louis. hay Flour unchanged Wheat lower
I2'sc; No hard Ioc Corn lower No cash. &C. May
and easier; No cash. 2shc; May, 2sc July, 2Ae;
September 22Ac: No white, 3tQ3ihc Bran inactive.
easy: sacked east track Butter lower; creamery,
14G17c dairy. 11d14c Eggs steady, i0c.
Toledo May 2-Wheat lower, weak; No 2 cash. May
and July 744c bid Corn dull. easy; No mixed 35c.
Oats dull steady: No mixed 2s'ac Rye nominal; No
cash 5Se Cloverseed active steady; prime new cash
and May. SO 70, october. 81 A bid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston MAY 2-Cotton quiet and steady; middlng,
sac: low midding SIC; good ordinary, 10 l6c; re
oeips 2645 bales sales 1877 bales stock so i49 bales
baltimore May 2-Cotton nominal middling, bhc; low
mlddlng 1916 good ordinary. &c., net receipts
1875 bales gross 707 bales; stock. $500 bales.
savannah May cotton quiet middlng 6Hc; low
middIng she receipts sos bales; exports TO the Con
tnent 1917 bales coastwise 1874 bales sales ITO bales
stock. Is. 051 bales. 80
Memphis May Cotton quiet; middiing. 5%e; low
mlddlng Sc good ordinary l6c; net receipts, 1880
bales gross l05 bales shipments 95l bales sales. $50
bales; stock. 1917 e7 bales.
New Orleans May Cotton quiet; middlng Ill
middling. i-isc good ordinary 49c receipts SloZ
bales; sales 2. $40 bales stock 80 bales.
ST. Louis. May 2Cotton quiet mlddlins. IL l6c low
mddng Sac; good ordinary 10 8c net receipts, s3l
bales; gross 1f35 bales; shipments 5S7 bales stock,
u hale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. May &c oslng-Whest spot steady: No J
red Northern, Duluth rs 80 CSrnIspo quiet american
s. 4sa; Juy p md seg,emaeT 81 g. TOgs .cac
Coast Z. o.at. lss stf aus e sia
refined. in SIN pas s7s "a prime Western in ,isress
CumberIand cut. - 80 N. steady. sis; short rib.
is 10 % H. firm ais long clear mddes. light 30 to 81
arm es Sd clear backs. 10 TO ~ H. 2ss %
clear bellies IL TO 10 N. dull 30s ShouldersS9uare
10 20 "a N steady 23s ca Bu,terFines United States.
s4s; good, Gbs. Cheese steady American hnssi vh,ts
and colored Gd Tallow-Prime city steady. Els %
Australian in London dull. 2as o. cotonseed ol-hull
renned. May-August, dull, fSs 3D. Turpentns
s,rnng sse Rosin--Comrnon steady, Il. fetrcsum-
Refined Cd LDseed OIL lss 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03

Through trains leave New-loIx, i1ot OF W.
a. 49, M-Vestibuled Express daily for Binzhamton.
weyeriv EImra Buffalo Bradford. Arrive Bunaio
p NJ Paror to siunalo. -. -, Al. gaia
300 Il. M.-vestibuled mted-Fsst mail aaiiy sora
~, 20 chicaRo Arrives Cleveland $40 A. NJ, Chieaso.
sP n sleepers to Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car. , c...,.,, vs.,,hui.a Fxore,.
dail" Arrives at Buffalo o5 A. NJ. Bradford 20 A. NJ
,o~n 90 A. NJ Youngstown 1877 A. NJ, Cleye-
land 10 20 p ID Sleepers Buffalo and Cleveland Cara
Library Car. 1870 r.. p,.uh.r,o, Flr,,r,
wovery end Chicago sleepers Hornesvile, Chicago
aarIIoKETs LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
FOUNDATIONS at Ill 1l3. 28i Ioi and yoI sroae-
powery and go West izotn-
ST. Chambers Yves, 23dsi. ferries NeE-H p ss
Hohoken and Jersey city station. New-fork transfer
Co calls for checks baggage from hotels and resi-
dences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot s0
?Ne. safes. 1000 bales: speculation ana exPolat Ia
Anericsn 600 receipts 1000: American Ie": m ss,
eins upisnn 31sd Futures opened quiet, selIsie y"
nights prices closed quiet. h0i-e4d net ceelins: re
Senoe January 5hb; JaRuary-Feb.uaIy S,is ,sb.
,usfy -March. 31SQ3i9; March April. IBID May ,o.
hAy-June aisb Jme-Juiy. 3ls; July-Augnss 90 o.
Aesukt-Septtmber s.19b ssptember-October oleSo-DE
tober- November aisb; Novem Der December, 8lIno'
h1neatstsrYsIns dull; Cloths hardening tenoeney 18th
nhtGe-cpiup was quiet. and was qulnins, W., A."
market on opium IN BUYERS favor. opinine wss quite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. May q p. m.-CottoB-Spot quiet; prices
favor buyers American middng 3ssd The sales OF the
day were which 500 for speculation
and export included 1890 American; receipts liVVo
bales including 1890 American; futures opened and
closed ouiet with a moderate demand; American mid
ding / m c. May. 3 1854 buyers; May and June,
lst4d BUYERS and July. 10 cd sellers July and
August la-6fd buyers August and September - 64d
buyers September and October 10 S4h3 10 Odd buyers
October and November 3 le-6id buyers November and
december i7-s4d3 Gid buyers December and Janu-
arv 4 iT-SIf3 1S-6id buyers; January and February
Il eid sellers; February and March Is Gags 1904
value: March and April. 10 84d buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
HARLEM DIVISION.

ais A. and ass p ~ Daily. except sunday |"
Pitisfiel n; Sundays only at go A, ~
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light ..
Ticket Offices ii3, 2si ii3 and 1919 Bro~dwsy %
Union So. W. S5 Columbus ave-. 81 west iz ss a.
Grand Central Station, i25th Station and iSsth 81
Station. New York. 3ss and 72s Fulton e. and 100
Broadway. T.. d. Brooklyn
Telephone 2T9o Thirty eighth street for New YORK
Central Cab Service Baggage checked from hotei o.
residence by ives, oft Express Company.
GEORGE ~. DANIELS, General Pass Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-03
WEST SFiORE.R.R,

Trains leave Franklin st. station. ~ T., as fohovA
and is m. later from foot Of ". 42d g.; n.,~ a..
12,45 p NJ CONTINENTAL LIMIT iMiIE,n pshy 10y
Albany syracuse Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara rsus
Cleveland Detroit. Chicago and 81 Louis Arfsss
Chicago and ST. Louis next afternoon Dining Car
Gas p H. $50 N. later foot ". t2d ST. chiesss ana
ester Bunslo Niagara Falls, Toronto, Detroit.
Cleveland, Chicago and ST. Louis ,... Nal.
1,eO p NJ Daily Tor Utica Syracuse. Rochester, But
faio, Niagara Falls and Toronto s,.. ,o.s..-
ter Buislo Niagara Falls. Toronto, Detroit, cisys-
land, Chicago and 81. Louis 49,. p..~.
checked from Hoei or Residence by westcott Express
G. r LAMBERT General Passenger Agent ~ l.