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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-07-03
CALEDONIA COUNTY.

is visiting at Bradford and Franklin.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
West Burke.
Village schools closed Friday.
Mrs. Lucy Hartwell went to Newark
last Monday to celebrate her mothers S5th
birthday.
Quite number from this village attend
ed the Universalist Association at Lyndon
vile last week.
Charles Densmore has moved his family
to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Silsby has sold
his mill and land at Westmore.
Children's day service at the M. E.
church next Sunday, a concert will be CIV
en- by the little folkes in the evening.
I. G. Anger and wife, is. E. Leach and
wife and w. G. Anger and wife will spend
the 18th with friends in White River juno
ton.
Miss Grace Foster of Johnson has been
visiting her friend, Hattie Bacon.-Na-
than Smith and wife of East Haven visit
ed friends here recently.-Miss Bertha
Washburn who has been teaching in Dux-
Mrs. Carter and son of Eden are visiting
at Rev. G. A. Emery's.-Miss Jennie Will
let of New Brunswick is visiting her uncle,
S. G. Otis.-Geo. Smith is spending his va
cation with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Powers.-Alfred Ricker's brother of
Cabot is stopping with him for. afew days
HardWick. i#h- .
The village water supply was cut off all
day Tuesday as the reservoir had to be
cleared of filthy Accommodations.
At the village school meeting last Tues
day evening, it was voted to raise 100 cents
on a dollar to defray current expenses.
This is % cents less than last year
Miss Gertrude Walch of MorrisviIle
is visiting friends here.-Miss Alice o.
Erskine, who has been employed by Mrs.
G. L. French in her millinery store for
some time, has returned to her home in
andolph.-Frances Brown of Chichester.
n. Ell. visited at Nathan Morse's last week
John r. Stevens is away on a visit to
friends in Ryegate and Barre.-Clarence
Holden of Bennington is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Geo. Bickford.
East Hardwick.
Burton Sweat and family have returned
from North Woodstock, N. III. and is
working in L. FL. Pendleton's mill and
feed store.
Amelia and Mabel Kidder are spending
vacation with their father, J. A. Kidder-
Josephus Underwood, a native of this |
town, but now of Springfield, Missouri,
is visiting in town after an absence of
lorty-seven years.
Mrs. Porter, who lived in the south part |
of the town, died June Is, aged rs years.
Hugh Mathewson and Clinton Gray |
went to Worcester after goods for o. D. |
Mathewson last week.
Lewis Harvey is putting up an addition |
20 his barn.-F. W. Patterson is building |
IN addition to his horse barn.
Lyman Locke of Lyman, N. Ell. was in
own last week.-Mrs.. Twombly of Barton
Landing is visiting at A. Drown's.-Har-
Did Taylor of Hardwick is visiting his
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-07-03
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Came into my enclosure June 10th, dark
red hornless COW about five years old. Owner
please pay charges and take the cow away
1928 H. S. BATES, West Glover, VT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-16
STOCK on HAND
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-york. April IS. 1899
BFEVES-Recepis 50 cars. s3S head all OF
which went direct saughterers Nothing doing at the
earle Yards Feeling Dressed beef In very ight
demand az IA asso per 10 for 10 choice nat,e
sides Gables unchanged. Exports to-day included 20
cattle and 3 7s8 quarters az beef to London on me
Meeaha: 1900 quarters 10 Liverpool on the tuura o"-
90 cattle 10 Hull, on the Francisco. r..,,,1
CALVES-Receipfs none and no trading, fer''-s
steady City dressed yeals steady at IgeSe per DO
country dressed at J7sc for TO good prime az
ceiling AZ s1si4c little calves at 4f5c. 20,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts we're IL cars OF ~,
head Including direct 10 slauRhterers ana ~, "a
market making the stock held over yestercs' -
cars 10 be sold Of which jersey city hnn q.
teth-st Good sheep In light Supply ana $3.50;
lambs generally easter 10c lower The who're
closed dull with unsod Prime Woo'eh ss. IN,
a, 81 "a per 40 NJ clipped DO at 81 90 good 70 pIs. -
shorn lambs AZ 256s6 80: clipped az Al ~ fs, n,
enrns iarnhs nominally Dretfed mutton
500 Der 10 dressed lambs ct st Ulose eeeIy sssps7
srr,ns lsrhs So 5a6ts carcass; city dressed
snies-D Harrington: leS un sn no'n M ~ a. &C 81
oar c,i,r-i do ~ NJ a. a. 70: q vnshorn bunao S'
i9i ;, q, Ak 10. - cpped'do. iVI 10 AT - . a, y,
II Hume Bro. 81 unsse,n s,ae d nnns state
q, az 70 lis rilppai s6 n. AZ - " ms" 70
sheer e. 20 n, at IS 90 - clipped d. ios NJ ct 10
s's1p. a Co a0a unshon western Ainr. ohio
, "a ,o n ONO do % 10. at 20 81; - un'horh UNIV
ShesP az m were 10 e2s head nepd s
lirs,o.t Tor sale at 81 ioG<s 20 per "" ~ ~
f.fr 70 prfrne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Sew-York. April 10, 1879.
BEANS AND PEAs--The supply 81 strictly fancy mar
row Is not large and the feeling such - abou, steady
with JSoblng sales at 81 AN but there Il plenty OF av
erage choice Offering 81 as and recent export
business has been that figure Medium and pea are
quiet and outside obtained only for very
choice quality In small Some export business
has been done In Kidney the drop 20 81 10 but
there q plenty stock Offering at the same ngure
OTHER kinds dragging California lima hsm. Very little
call for green peas We quote: Beans marrow lsJs.
shclcs per bush. 81 45asl 47 do medium ises choice
~ DoS ia do irss. choice 81 SOusl ga. 90 req
Kidney 1895 choice g. 70; DO white Kidney isss choice
81 30 DO yellow eye 1855 choice 81 3IbMsi 40 DO oaek
arse ,osp 1885 choice 81 7o9si rs DO lima caorns
z4Aus2 30; peas bbs 81 10. do bags vi OF sg
81 o5; 90 Scotch. bbs 81 i2,s DO bags. 81 ON; -
BtIIER-Fresh arrivals today not large, Dut
more ~ less stock accumulated from previous re
efpts and with exceedingly dull trade pressure TO
sell became quite strong resulting IN further reduction
Of lo per 10 choice and fancy Erndes % fresh table
butter Just little business accomplished at the
lower hgurrs. but rule buyers not needing
goods for immediate disposed 20 walt
until the opening Of The largest decline was
In fresh creamery but State dairy essed OF little ana
the position u imitation creamery fresh factory 4
quite 30 strore though the supply OF these VIII
probably continue light for time 10 come We
quote Creamery Western. extras per 10 lsc; 40 nrsts
fsGlsse do thrds 20 seconds. i5is0i7,sei do ststs
exiras isc: 90 nrsts lsGlsHc DO thirds 10 seconas
l5h@i7se STATE dairy hslfhrkin tuhs fancy ises.se'
do nrEts 17qi51c; 40 Welsh tues fancy lsc 40 ..
7Qi74c; State dairy. tuba seconds ie9iese DO hiras
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-16

sust.septenber 3isks september-october 80 octo-
ber-Novsmeer. 3i7iib: November December ain.
row movement Of wheat prices account OF general
uncertainty over the outlook Dispatches on saturday
again particular from forty IN Indiana
reporting condition reduced from Is 70 30 per cent with
an average OF 40 cent 70 onset which there IL only
partial increase Of p per cent In the area 81 Louis
was reported buying again also news and pfe-
dleons Of light frost in Illinois Indiana and Missouri
transactions than possible Friday Another point
In favor 81 the market Berlin cable claiming that
is against the expora
less decline than expected and foreign houses traded
little both buying May and selling july The
Antwerp :. franc below the previous night The local
market after opening somewhat lower In response TO
steady firm throughout the regular session without
far from the previous nights close While II
principally weather market. due consideration was
given 70 the light export trade and very snal weekly
clearances from both together with cable re
porting Argentine harvest now IN progress with
export surplus that will reach 60OoO bush Worlds
shipments for the week estimated all the from
6ooocoo TO 6eoooQo bush, and Australian shipments
up s4 cars against 159 year Generally fair
weather and cool temperatures noted in all parts
the winter and spring wheat belts Al the close 10
Northern Duluth INC o anost The curb market
quiet and easter. May ransns from Ishc TO !7sc
steady all day. with little change from the previous night
getting its support from the hrmness In wheat Shippers
GSk only 10 Loads az the VARIOUS poT ss9us se
interest in the market continues light and but
for the cash trade and small movement the market would
No corn was quoted at about sac Chicago May,
afoat basis On the curb May ranged from 4Oitc
TO 4oAc closing at soMc at l o'clock .oArs-The
at s3c: No 3 oats s2hc: No white SEC No white,
&c; track mixed s2aS.e t,sek white; s5Ssec; 10 2
ern esisc, and No western CT. both o b afoat
State rye. 61G62c New-York CARROTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-16
RAILROADS..
NEW YORK CENTRAL

!, Al through rain: stop at Albany. vtes. srssS~
Hochsster and Buffalo.
. Trains leave brand Central station foilovss
oSo EXPIRE p' sTTs trse' p sgs nrx ii9is
Niagara Falls. 5.s2 p IL: Toronto 300 p. n; p
o. ucit IL 10 p. n Limited 10 It's seating crpse,a'U.
$40 a MAST NAIL. Daiiy-For Bu1sio S'as"'s
1910 a " DAY EXPRESS. erecp, Sunday ~, S
M BUFFALO and sI important New YORK ststs p2 2s11r
1.OO n soyTwEsTF,RS LIMITED ana r,eet ~
me-, cnGo spEciAL paly-IFor .'iu On sScsas.
5.3O M-TRoY AND hLBANr SPECIAL. sxesvs
- m Sunday. stops At important stations 49,.
$50 p. M-LAKE SHORE LIMITED. psry-7xnesoSsX
-w "sin % chieags via Lake sncr. p s,..,eS ~
600 p. M-wrsrrpx rxpevss n.uv-rcr Nissars
a ~ Pals Toron.o. Cleveland Detroit snd cEsessk2
1850 M.--ADfpoSDscK MOUNT AIMS AND MON
@ m TREAL EXPIRES. Daily
H'oO M-Brr~ALo AND sofir1iwEstrE.m, sS
,r.rsisss1 t na,yrs, prT.i' and ~ n,:
9.15 P X-pAcTrrc r,xpnrss p.l:y-ror osdsas.
bury. Niagara Fails Cleveland chcaso. enn. -
saturday sor cspe vncsr, ard TIE kuocrr rosa>
1x.1O ht.MIpSIoHr ExrsEss ror ssn3sS
'''' '''''f gs" sf9ssi b lSnyS Z, y'''
BIS ~ snf a.55 p M.-Dsiiy. Except Sunday -
Wagner Palace Gers 81 through 'rafns
Trains illuminated WITH pfr.-ch rsrht. -
Tickst srf Wagner once. AZ Grand c.ri-r, rsr1n.
:as Columbus Ave 81 IVES, i2.th 81. i1s,s =, sts,oa
sra festh 81 Station yors: <2s snd go Fulton Sc
arf foa P-osfwsv y. D.. brooklyn.
Tssephons '21no Trir'y-exn'h Stree for New 19s
GEORGE r. DANIELS General Ag-nt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. April Is. 1870 ?; -wheat-sPot-No l red
American mixed new Sc Sd; do old. IS esd: futures
quiet: May Re 5d July. rs Sd Flour-st Louis fancy
winter steady IL 3D. Hops at London Pacific Coast
arm "a lOsGf4 i5s Beef dull; extra India mess. sos
prime mess 55s Pork dull; prime mess. Western 4os
Uams-Short cut IA TO IL n. firm 36s. Bacon FIRM
Cumberland cut IS 20 ~ 2ss Cd short rb IS 70 20 10
3O- long clear middles light 30 TO 80 ~ 2ss ID long
clear mddes heavy rs TO 10 ro 2ss short clear backs
Is n 2ss clear bellies IA 70 s n Os Shoulders
Heroes steady 27s 3D. American refined in Is N pals
steady 2Ts Qd Cheese firm: American finest white and
coIored 52. 81 Tallov-Prrne city steady. 23s; Aus
tralIan In London dull 74s COttonseed oHull rrrned
easy Iss gd. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES firm. sos 3D. Rosin-
Common steady. As.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-16

as follows and i've minutes earlier from West Zsd-sI
$500 A. M.Vestibuled Express daily for bingnAmtsnx
wsveriy. Elmira. Buffalo. Bradford Arrive banaso
p. NJ Parlor to Buffalo. -.
x:DO r. M.-Vestbuled unted-Fast mall dali solto
rain for Chicago Cleveland 40 A. NJ, hicagos
Up NJ slepsers Chicago Cleveland and CINCINNATI
Dining Car. -. w---...
daily Arrives az Buffalo 7:05 A. NJ Bradford 20 A.
II jamestown 90 A. NJ. Youngstown 1927 A.. 81.
Cleveland 4? 80 p sleepers Buffalo and clsveiAnd
Cafe Library Car. x-,-
GtI5 p M-Dailv solid train for Binshamtop. Eimlra.
wsvery and Chicago sleepers to Horne!isSe chieass
s 1TI local TfMT CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac
cOMMoDArToNs III. ii3. eSi. 4oi and e,7 Brosd~
o., Chambers ana Vest go st ferries Nsm,york 80
Enboksn aM Jersey City s. zion. NewYork rransfes
Co calls checks bagra-s from hotels and resi-
dsnces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-16
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


.~rer- r,.-.ior,,ents IN the market Brazilian
s,-ros iav Oer4 insignificant. cable news. while
ore-nr some encouragement. being insufficient 70 over
80 The apathv 81 local traders opening dulet out
s,eadv AZ unchanged quotations as officially reporeu ING
market showed but little animation New ieaus oi
49, "a outside speculative interest were totally lacking
s.iss ~ 5J bags December made on the opening cai
ncae-e- showed gain u . points. HaVre rep rled a
-, unchanged Hamburg advanced ;. pfenng
~ me present month. but Unchanged as 10 the resi-
- he Ts RIO was firm and further advanced 10
rofi--s while steady at former quotations
Nossrafe primary receipts $1,000 bags were supple
-srtcS nv full American deliveries tower 16c
haze, ara this supported the views Of holders somewhat
Tbs-e vas clearance yesterday Of 5000 bags santos
rs- steamer ". Taylor TOTAL sales OF futures mere
rearhed only $50 The market closed quiet al net
r-rhsrrsl prices 20 points higher. Spot coffee ruled
sairlv steady tone with prices lice higher on the
bass of Csc for iEvOice lots OF No I Rio.
TIE range II contract prices the local market to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-16
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Memphis April i5-Cotton quiet midng 5hc; low
midng Bloc: good ordinary, Ii6c. net receipts.
3s bales 1913 shipments % sales 400; stock
i27. ISL.
Baltimore, April 15.-Cotton nominal: nddlng SIC;
low middling l1l6c; good ordinary. Lice re-
cepts $50 bales exports coastwse 1900 stock 1883
Galveston April l5-Cotton steady; mddng Sac low
mddlng SIC good ordinary. l5-lec receipts. l. 1888
bales: sales s2s: stock, I74i7
Savannah April l5..Cotton dull and easy; middlins.
sac: low mddnR she receipts, 356 bales exports
cosstwise 565; sales. 1906 stock II. o2s.
St Louis. April f5--Cotton dull. mlddlng 1916
low middllng 3l6c; good ordinary isc; net receipts
10 bales gross sS7; shipments. 36s: stock s4.II0.
New-Oreans. April f5--cotton steady: middling. 5Sc
low middirg SC. good ordinary 7-l6c receipts. 271s
bales exports 10 the Continent LOO sales, 200, stock
3s8 res
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-16

patents. So 5od co. straight So 2oGsa 90 clears ssa
ssrarh,i p' 81 7Jsss 10 s. 2oss2 lo spring
wheat: I2a72,sc: No spring wheat eg72c; No red
10 oats. 2i%a27ac' No /: white soa5lc: No white.
29l. a3Oc No rye 55B1a55Ac No barley sea47c: No
Gss;ssd s. 10Y Norhvs: . q prime timothy seed
ribs sides. loosc s. i5ssi s. dry sailed shoulders se
81 37lsq$4 20: short clear sides (bxe), 95dS5 o.;
whiskey distlers finished goods per gal 81 2e:
cut loaf. 5s3c: granulated 533c on the Produce Elk
fresh. 12isc: cheese steady: creameres. II nnl2ec
red Tsisa74c Corn arm; No mixed SIC: Oats strong;
No mixed. 30Ld303c. Rye steady: No 2 So. Butter
dull. Sugar firm. Eggs strong lie. Cheese firm
Milwaukee April i5..wheat quiet: Nc Northern re;
No Northern nc. Rye hrm: No l. 5sG5shc. Barley
lower; No 2. 4sc; sample. 44A6F%c.
Northern April INC: May rose; July. Tlsa.l 5.c:
Northern 7isc; 10 Northsrn, es.c Flour. Hrst
clear. 81 soas2 90. Bran. in bulk. $40 25GsIo 30.
Philadelphia April 15-wheat dull and &c lower: con
HS s oa,s r%sF No OG m sbsay c DO
35ac. No do. 33is a34c; No mixed. 33d83hc- Butter
duh and nc lower fancy Western creamery 2ohc; do
isHc: do Southwestern and Southern isc Cheese Arm
Receipts-Four. 1900 bbs 10000 sacks; wheat 1000
wheat SO 600 bush: corn 2iCoo bush oats 10000 bush.
st. Louis: April 16-Flour quiet unchanged. Wheat
irresuar No red cash. II.c April 77he; May, 7IAc;
5s Ap @ Man No q Ju Gn ss SS
40 cash. 2slic: April 2shc: May 2sc: July 2iTsc:
No white, 3oha3lc Bran strong higher saeis l. east
i4dIsc Eggs lower. 1lAc.
Toledo April i5-wheat active. lower; No 2 cash.
74ac May 7t%c. Corn dull steady; No 2 mixed 9e.,
$50 CIoyerseed dull lower prime cash old 50 42h bid;
new. cash and April So IS bio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-16
Railroads
pen NSYLVANIA
~ n Al


foot q w .ss street and D'
Street, zen ninats later tan hat given below for
$50 4: II. FAST HfM.-pullman pun.. Paror Car
ss sw YSrs to Peurs Sleeping Car P'eurs to CHI
ssS NJ FAsT T.NEP.!:surs ara s,,y.s s,,;,.,
COMPARTMENT s.sDns baas s0.Iaf ana oS,srvs
in on fIr Ssisaso clfvssnd Toledo
I.so =: =. cHf.Xso And Il ST ST LOUIS Express.
sor Na.hvilie Nia cincinnatD indianapo' caleas"
$50 ?: N: WESTERN ExpREss-ror chicago For
7.to r; y: soGTH%E.rssx EXPRESS .yss s r'': e
TO PACIFIC ExrREssgor r,;, Sss az. s.s
59us Connects FOR Cleveland except SATURDAY ,r.
Car N NAL io 4S1 % e..
.sins %fe' a' 2Nb beg h iiaat souTa
~ is5c SO Snins o S iSso Rnns c al P.iIe
is e1ss Is a:Ss ssss.; 3: ,s;s i AZ.
and Dal1s GaS e so tDisns cs 40 DINING
sci5ASsS III IaS' nisaS 40 40 m 1905
soRFoLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
AThAN Srw o9f, oas 2f9 M daily m and
sGF S S4 c SHS lily :,s
ATSS4c c a9a H da r,say and
S S5S., s,:s; vs:suss ISsis
f Gsls d4ssss H.ss2 PARK sundays
Grove. and Point Pleasant, from West Twenty-,hlrd
street sation), $50 a. m. 1920 2 %. and 40 p N
% p T s p snS 'na
, ;" . ! ron q nj raailIiIDEELrH,A. a
tl0 40 80. $40 $50. 20 30 Penna. Limited syo
DINING Carr. $50 Dining Carr. II 80 l1oo ~
25o $50 10 40 tDinns Car, 80 Dnins can, 30
$40 $40. $50. go $50 Limited, $50, i0c Dining
Es d IL. da So f aSs es "a P $50
.. n. 1898 night.
Ticket Offices Nos 4Gi e4t 1896 1884 Ill., and 26i Broad
way; Aston House; West Twentythird street station
and stations foot Of Dssbrosses and Cortlanf streets
Court Street. 500 Fulton Street. 9s Broadway and
Pennsylva 1ia Annex station. Brooklyn; station Jersey
City. The New York Transfer Company VIII call FOR
end check baggage from hotels and residences through
to destination.
J. B. HrTcTfNsoN r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passs Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-16

FLOUR AND MEAIl-Trade very light all DAY, ano
the market little feature apart from s;esdiness OF
So sOsi Is winter straghts 80 20 asa 80 winter patents
s. 1884, spring clears. S3qS3 90 extra No ! winter
81 s5QS3 No winter 81 6Gs2 10 no grade 81 oe4
s. G7ii - arrive RYE FLOJ R-Dul Quoted; Coco
10 fair S3qS3 10. choice fancy. So 2edsS 40 CORN
MFAI-sieady Quoted Kiln-dred. s2gS2 10 as 10 brand
low 95cQSl coarse. 65qsIc. FEED-Quiet Voo'ee'
syrine bran bulk seqsie 30. sacks to arrive 200 No.
Si5QSl5 10 sacks spot. SIC &qsl6 5Oi coarse winter
bran SIG 5OQS1s 25 latter white fac sl0qsl6 DO mid
dngs SiGaSls city feed SIG JOasl1 honiny chop sl4a
sl5. oilmeal. S23 5DGS2s ,
COTTON-Not much done in the way Of specula-
ton in cotton. influences not being OF pro
ulnced character outside interest well as local
dealings being pretty eveneG and ideas respecting
the question being too confused 10Y
way or the other II was wall
ing market the volume Of business not only small
but generally local character The market openeo
about steady prices unchanged point higher and
little covering kept values fairly even keel through
There conflict IN adVice+
the belt regarding the progress tha mas oeen
influencing termination Most advices indicate ihat whe
the crop backward IN many, II not most. sections
the last has witnessed marked Improvement IN ms
respect There have been claims Of needed rains IN
Texas Of this feature somewhat broken
today reports OF rains In Central Texas
There little fear regarding the possibility
Of an overflow the Mississippi; River banks as the
water and the freshet question would seem
the table and longer factor
Private cables today the few reaching here
as was now dominating Of caution and dis
position trade close pending further crop accounts
After working within range q points the market
finally very steady in tone at net gain Of TO
points. -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-16
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
BALTIMORE r. OHIO r. r

sCHEDuIE ~ EFFECT NOVEMBER -, Isyo'
Leave New-York whitehall Terminal sesth Ferry ans
~ - .Daily tExcept Sunday fsundays
CHICAGO t'sso a M from Liberty street onlyo. u =
PTrTsRurG i.aso r., from Liberty street onlys
scn o 'ie Is nyht
cTNcrH~srr ST. rnr-rs =. m. SIS N
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE Tsos 'y 49,. sD' - e
t'.Royai Limited Exclusive Pullman Tralng. "a g 3
(Diner. 's.55 D. n. and 'l:!o night SohFoLh- 49,
All trains are illuminated with Pntsch Light
ONces: li3 liz ?s1. 43i 1884 Fwsv y Union Sc
W: 1e7 Bcwery N Y: 800 Fulton-st $50 Crsham-.ve.
BROOKLYN; Whitehall Terminal Baggage checked ron
hotel or residence tn destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-16
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool April IS. p. m-Closingspot quiet, prices
unchanged; American middling il-32d The sales OF
the day were 5000 bales which 800 for specua-
and export and included 1900 American. Receipts
TO bales including 200 American. Futures opened
quiet moderate De nand and closed steady Amer
ican mid1lins / m April 1854 buyers; April and
June and July s-64d3 l9S4d value July and August
ls-64f3 10 64d buyers August and September 1890
10 s4f sellers: September and October, ls64d buyers
October aad November I-6+G3 ls6id buyers; Noyen-
and December 1854 buyers December and Janu-
arv 3 i7-s4d buyers january and February. l7-e4Q
is e4d sellers; February and March. SD sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston April is.-Four quiet; receipts. 5000 bbis;
sprns patents a<& Io do bakers 81 vodf3 ~ jwinter
patents 50 scs4 5O winter clears and straigh,s ~ va
"a 10 cotnmeai steady. ssassc psr~ bag 81 Sasi %
steamer yellow. axe. Oats steady; receipts il5i bush;
fancy. 3I.e Nos and 3Sts dSIe MIltssd dui, bran
spring SIC: winter SIC rs Red Dog sll 70. nicdlinss
81 I5SsiI IS ButtsT firm; Northern gte Western:
steady: Northern. i2di2lsc. Western. i2h912%c
Chicago. April f5-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-16
NAVAL STORES.

The situation In nava: about unchanged TO-
dsy Spirits were ARMY held cid prices. inyiew OF
Ugh, stocks and demand rosin continued moderately
active and steady while though steady was com
para,lvelv quiet. Quotations follow:
TAR-Regulars. 81 70; oil. bbls 81 ~.
sPfRITS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -s
RosiN-common 70 rood sirainsd 81 ~ ~ t =.
81 s. s5asI e. K 81 a. g Is; T. $: IS; W O s. TO-
" " STOCK on HAND
Spirits turpentine 5 as p pDs
w.
Charleston. April l5-Turpentins hrrn at Ale Eos SIN
Arm. eaes 100 hbis Quoted: A. Il. c, y. 81 II - ~
F. 81 90 q 81 %; H. 81 49, 81 IS. X 81 so: NJ. 81 10
n 81 DO W G. 81 25. W W $3.50 80
Wilmington April i5.-Sprts turpeniine hrm a, 4lu
4iYc: -eceipis 2i5 bb,s. Rosn arm a; eoc and re-
eeints 1871 bis Crude iurpentne quiet at 81 b snd
80 sO receipts bbs Tar nrm CSC receipts - oos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-16

direct 20 saushterins and prices nominal
sheep ben1 quotabie at - 1905. and lambs A1sS S.
Heceipts--cafte zoo: hogs. 1000; sheep. 1000. - -.
Cincinnati. April l5.Hoss active higher g c0gss 60
cattle strong 81 5c4f5. Sheep steady ~ I5Gt4 -
Lambs steady. a zJ0<5 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-16
or-,,rs u.RKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago April iS-Ihere we're not ssoss mostly nom
sa Tere was active demand FOR spss Cal. heavy
,ssI ss ecosa se mixed Io9ss sso.a y The
~ vgs' eottion Of the supply Of sheep was eon's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-16

also states that farm work has made good progIess
as rule during the week although i Is sun o., rsrs,
N localtes that rain would be benenciAi IN
ana that Mississippi River 10 two feet ABOVE "e
ascser Ene al Memphis. hut falling. 49, d.. oo,,o,
So'io1 Exchange special Liverpool caDts. ~ "a
ssle and unchanged sales 5000 bales specusoh on no
LOT 300 bales. American. 1000 bales reeeps sss
Lies American 50O0 bales; mid -upiann q -.
tefss opened steady with buyers al isst nlsn'
Ssostd steady net unchanged to e4d advance pecen-
ssr,snuary am: January-Februnry 3l7i1s February
ntssIteh iss April Isb. April-May. 3ise
"'1'D' 'nne-July 3isQ3i9; July August. Sie@p' NJ