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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-08-03

rlcd again. and had another daughter
and that his second wife, too, was
dead.
And / shall have 10 leave Spain,
cried Inez, "and go a stranger TO my
own home,"
"a stranger replied Madame Monte
leone; "but yet remember you are the
eldest child Of Lord Lynne, and Il
my instinct tells me truly, you VIII be
/ his best beloved daughter. He loved
your mother as those calm, cold Eng
/ fish seldom love. | have sent to him
today to say that ! am dying and
/ that you must return to him.
Inez was literally speeches. with
surprise 10 think that she, the de-
serted, lonely child, was the eldest
daughter Of this rich English lord,
who lived In such magnilicence In
Es,,fz}ss}., :. ftes all-jt>rgas no ,pennIlesa
girl whom Count Rinaldo had married;
and in the first bitterness OF her heart
she wished that he could know that
the girl of whom he had tired so soon
would have been Of as much value to
him as the heiTess who had smiled
upon him.
If he had been living, how she would
have triumphed over him-how she
would have spurned him, and wrung
his heart by her contempt; dead, she
could despise him the more from
the knowledge of what she was,
Madame Monteleoue died before the
messenger from England arrived.
lnez grieyed for the loss Of the stern
guardian who had Deen her only real
friend, but her mind was too much
agitatcd now for any grief to absorb
her When she thought of those UNI
known relations far away in England
she felt something like satisfaction
that Rinaldo was dead, and that her
dsgraceful secret could never be
known What would that stately Eng
fish father say If he knew that his
eldest chlld had forgotten herself so
far What would he think Of her If
he knew OF those secret meetings,
that hurried, secret marriage? Above
ALL What would le say il he knew
how easily she had been wooed and
won--to what kind OF man she had en-
trusted her love and her fair name?
Death seemed preferable; she would
have suffered any torture, endured
any anguish rather than let her secret
be- known
Then the English messenger came.
l,,s f a. it,f Nf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-31

10 low fair 3id3Sc fair good 4G5c prime 70 choice
81 acc: head 6hN7c Patna. 5q3'sc; do IN bond gag
az ranan ,5.Gbtc Java. 4Nn5i.c Rangoon In bond
2403i.c -, - .,,,.,.. ., ,,oA
cT'GAR-Husiness refined sugar continues on moo
o,c lines with undercureni ~ feeling quite stehhy
No rositively were developed IN TO-DAY
..ra-Lef Quotations follow. formulated M sacks ana
m ceses isc dominos. 5'sc: cut loaf and crushed
Ts.c. powdered and powdered. b"c. granhht"d
pd nne eranulated 5sc. graduated ana extra
anc rranuated, 5i.c. confecioncrs granulatca "nc'
NE &c. xxx powdered mould a. BIO. dih-
rnoni bisc: confeciioners' A. b. nos and D. go.
~ 4 and 2 bic No 9 i4c. No I. ince 40 ;. 4"lc
g. and Ia Al. No II 4 isc. No IL 40: Nos II.
IA - and 900. In the raw sugar department Wy
,t sfae offered the basis n last prices thouSn
"a. fh. close higher than -, t9r W. test
.r,rtfr, g7sc for uUscovado and a@ic Tor NJ
., ,,-I,.e.a sugar Renners showed willingness 20
,oke aim ~ unlimited amounts at these Guotatons more
.t|ui.rl, as tho cable news reflected sthening ~
s0,irs abroad Tho London market was nincMY t'ph
~ inactive hut steady for with Java quoted Is
"a f,i, reNninr Ins ID Beet firm ana rather
grer March delivery unchanged At rs ll'td ana
r, delivery sd higher los The visible supply was
80, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-31

70 choice Veal. sod a. sSs per- 100 oc'q City
lie; country dressed sold al 76ac Itie calves o. 'ndc
saes--J. n. Hume G Bro - yeals. TAG n average,
a. 81 per 100 NJ % do lS6 H. at 81 10 DO lfS w. a.
4 Mullen Is veals 100 n at So 80 do. i25 N. At 49,
J. = Nelson. 10 veals. 1911 n a. So 10 10 Do" III H.
Newton CO.. II veals i5l n. At SO rs. Do. ioo N.
NJ So
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were ia cars. 1861
head all for market and making with the stale
siocs 1o7 cars on sale - which u were az SlSisn
supply lambs opened steady higher. close weak
and easier. hut all tho offerings were taken. 'mmon -
rood sheep sold At 81 5oaS5 per 100 N gn co q, S
medium srrinr a. ssas4 Or head dressed rnut,on
try dressed spring lambs STEADY az xBnS7 per csrca.f
with choice extra selling ~ a. 81 5oQ$H
average at Sc ~ per 100 N. G3 do n So -. lp
do 90 H. al 50 30 - de- 90 To- Ar 81 - l26 clipped d.
n at 81 IS u DO ~ n ar s. 27 10 clipped sheep and
lambs mixe,. 60 NJ. at 81 culls. lambs. G3 ~ at 80
u iiarrinrton 4 g.: iG7 state lambs as ~ at CO.
1Gi ~ 10. 80 -. ISL DE-. 81 H. 81 - ia' DO ~
Sc 20. ~ 90 NJ So 81 - clipped do. - No. at
s. q. - Buffalo sheep. l9i n ~ 81 ~ Gull lambs
81 ~ at S. y cub sheep - s at a ., ,oao u,
State sheep ~ No. At 81 b buck no NJ. 81 30. 30
spring lambs at 81 per 100 n. 3 do at s. each oo
Western DO. 90 n. az 81 ~
NJ. Collins: ~ Ohio lambs. ~ n. at SO D - clipped
c. Dilenback les state lambs 81 n ar 1925
: Judd Co. Il Buffalo lambs - H. al 50 go. ~
HOGS Receipts were n cars AIS head inciud-
ing 80 Market quiet s4as4 ~ per 100 N f'r
iueror % prime hogs. country dressed steady 49, -
hogs i4o n - 10 per 100 n. roughs 31 ID
81 49, state pigs - n, nj - 49,
s. Sanders: 80 state hogs lji H. at 81 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-31
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA Anu
WESTERN RAILROAD.

stations in York foot Barclay and Christopher ~.
yESTIBULE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET Cans
PI%'rSCi LIGHT.
$500 4 M.-BINGHAMTON MAIL stops al principe"
stations. 49, --, ...,.o>- pr,-c
VANTON. OWEGC. ITHACA. EfMIRA. s1kAC Csr
and OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Bunet Parl0 ~.
connecting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and p''"
..,..,.s
900 p NJ (daiIv)-ChicaGo and Buffalo VestibuIea *
press FOR SCRANTON. RINGHAMTON and bi-M,rsA
pullman Bune, Parlor Cars 70 Elmra. through So
INK cars and day coach caicago arriving nj ''i' J.
400 r M2scRANToN. wrLKEsBAREE and PLYN-
OTTH EXPRESS Pullman BUFFET ParQr .ars ,rs-,
900 p n (daily)-CTTIcAGo and RUFFAlo VS. VS.!
T;JFD LIMITED EXPRESS for SCRANT0N ~ i- Nssr
fIAMTON EIMIRA. BUFFALO THROUGH BUFFrG
SLEEPING CAR New YORK 70 Chicago DINING N~'
81 Buffalo. - - r.-.,,rcs pt-rrNAS
ST.EEPERs FOR SCRANTON. BINGMAMT,OyrC FL A.
MIRA BATH. MoTNT NORRIS and BUFFALO AZ
DIX i,ynF at Runao o, sSo AN9rAro SCRANTON. BIXG
"'1iiSM7ON oWEGO ITHACA BLMIRA. CTIcA
SYRACUSE and OsWEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Blne'
For 81 BURBAN SUNDAY TRAIN SERVICE pee SINAI!
TICKETS AND PULLMAN AccoMMoDATtotNSs p. At
HFNRY GAZE SONS Ltd. li3 Broadwsy: is , tSrN
place 100 and Broadway. Tickets AT cry
III Fourth ave. Twelfth St: CT west one
drad and Twenty ffh ST. 22s Columbus ave rev
sse and roc Fulton st and JOG broadway BrookY Inns
tafle giving fuii information at nll stations
wrcTcOTTS EXPRESS COMPANY VIII car tor anu
check baggage hotel residence IN destlna'"l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-31
OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH

Chicago March The reduced supply ~ cattle to day
held prices firm. but there pronounced advance
though few prime heeyes that offered sold a
higher. Fancy cattle brought s. 1uuS 30 choice
steers 81 4O0s5 u.s. medium steers. - 1JNS4 30. beef
steers 81 R0aS4 65. bulls s2 GOaS4 cows and heifers,
ipGsf % estern steers 25G<j 80 Texas
9oG 81. calves SASS There good demand for
hogs prices largely 2i2c higher for desirable
offerings Fair choice 50 7j0S3 sIs heavy packing
lots 81 55ds2 - ~ S. 55qS3 50 butchers 81 t0g
81 s2a lights 81 6OGs3 pigs 50 25nS3 90 Business
active sheep and prices ruled largely Zoe mgh"r
while heavy exporters brought - s5GS3 %, yearinSs
81 7,0S5 10: lambs 81 5Oqsj 90 mostly 81 80 Receipts
cattle 5000 head. hogs 2s0Oo head. sheep 1OUV head
Cincinnati. March 30.-Iiogs active. 81 25@ss ~ ~
lie steady. 81 1886 10. Sheep strong. - oorS4 10
Lambs strong. S4MSJ 10
East Buffalo March 3o.-Recep's ~ sale AND ihrouSi
cattle sheep hogs during the twenty four hours enc,
a. noon today were: Cattle. cars sheep ana lambs }"
hogs. 20 Shipments: cate. cars -ne'p
and lambs. ~ cars. hogs. cars .attle-Tho one
only load. and sold principally u small punches
The position Of the market about the same as yes
tcray Calves were IN good supply with ytt tc" E'"
Choice quoable AZ So 2ldSO ~, good
choice 81 MSf 20 Sheep and lambs %" onernhs
- loads The general demand Al ~ AZ l"p2oc
lower prices lambs and steady. Choice
extra were du0'abe SGnsG ~. chcice s. ION
81, common 10 good 50 go u. Sheepth To extra
SjdS5 % good choice 81 s5nS5 common 70 good - ."
20 HOgsThe offerings were moderate with = nacs
and active demand and strong prices. Heavy w.If
qu1tahie 81 10. medium 81 050S4 10 Workers 81 .
81 pigs s. s0QS5 90 oughs 81 o@S@ 60 stays = 'Vp>'
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sorTunnN COTTON Markets.

Galveston March 30-fotton quiet. middling. l5-l6r.
iu rpidtung = good ordinary lHr. receipts.
ga0 bales. exports 10 the Continent s7l coast"ise'
a3i. sales. 2p75. stock. s3l3'. . -,
'9,i,inore March ao-Cotton nominal middlng 6iac.
Low ,ndd,ng iGc. good ordinary. 3 loc gross r.
,.i,,s aO0 bnrs. exports Great Britain G'' 90 the
continent 2o0p coastwise. LOCO. stock. l"A2V
Memphis March 3O.-Cotton steady middIing. "sc.
LOO rnidliug aisc. good ordinary 1870 net receipts.
g, bales gross SCI. shipments 100 sales 800. stock
:, Iouls March O-Cotton quiet. middling. 5sc; low
,adnR sac good ordinary. Ice. net receipts. l2O
iales. grc-s 2562 shipments. i3S. sales, 100. stock
II 75i 49, .-.. ,,,,,. u p 8, &C..
10 r,fGlinR 100. receipts. C7 bnles, exports coast
,rlee 900. sales 302. stock. - $50
>,cu' Criean. March 3O--tuiton steady. middling.
II ICc low mlddling. Dc. good ordinary 40-lGc. r.
cotr,s to Great Britain 500 {" the
continent . G5s sales 5000. stock. 37oo@o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-31
ENPONTs ~ nAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

: n
r.rrrf News reaching the 'oree IN 'haHt" llS
r-,r Was a. conflicting nature, Hamburg advancing
80 while Vavre was irregular. declining lFi Il"i
I'll. opening locally nactiN" nui steauY 81 i
,s--..I advance ~ points New ventures w.
80 confined operations chiefly 20 setting ulu'
-.. - . cv o. o. morrow holiday tarlF tieDhS Va
.|,.s the call. aNl 10 UT. ta
go. ,..a sold but $50 bags. wh the trading ifN'i
.hr- .. -f.uf las' nights figures pr'irG 'Hf ID
.-. I.. situation was quite fea.ureiess. Win nhlm
-..,- al ~.ati1rs In prices and transactions SUBJ Smut
,..a., .0darone was impaired by an aafah'" ". =
Il. .t. close 81 the Na,re market. Total sales Aeie
.s., O. so bags Market closed steady ui. htIsro 10
... cher Cables from Brazil reported nrm thd
-a- rrorses receipts 81 23"@ BAGS N.lrl ana
r.l.ar-es ~ % 600 bags n. cries rom an -
.rr s.irlf falling on III stock of co1e, 90 ltaL e
.t ,,.f sgh Increase. being l47to pi bags heaI'N'
as .nl Lays lssr week New York stocks Wri' s--So
arrival - 'he steamer Merida with i'-'"'
-,s srof coNsp I'm TIE One- market. while very
,le, taa somewhat seadier undertono The * mango
~ 80 ~arai-ed at 1-I6c for invoice lots ~ No No
80 street brokers quoting Csc. I'D" 'onee IN
ctsr-- v.l closed o. morrow Good Friday In~
rier market viii be closed tomorrow. Saturday ana
Mfr' &c., .-,... o.. q, -.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NDw Yo-k March 30 1880.
nEua Hr,.pr wore ~ cars. or 100 head an ror
e.rlfte. md ..fs .14Lherts. So trading Inc irrls
.s r4ff steady Dressed beef Slow al I'1gh a. pc! I'd
ro- nrirr DOB PRIME native sdes lttle extra beer sell
iug a. So To-GlEs private cables quoted American
USE raffr lnvc. DO il-Wl2- Per ~ estimated d,sss"'
Weight tI.. sheep steady l3Gli- lambs. linl4'sc
dressed weight rsrgcraf9- beet SLOW and unchanged al
o. per D. =. shipments ~ i've stock or tr'sh meat
from The Europe VIII carry
20 London $50 " " BrHuer COMPANY Limited
CALVES Receipts lIs head all for the market
and no' 80 head held YESTERDAY ak ing 4os
on sale Trade qI.et. but good fresh STOCK was
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Railroads
>~-~>~~~~~~~~~~~>>>,~~>>~ - - :.
NEW YORK CENTRAL
Railroads.


Al through trains stop at Albany Utica sy''''''
Rochester and Buffalo. ,,
Trains leave Grand Central Station as follows;
S.3c 4. M-Daily except sun9sys tn. , Isrn2Ss
EMPIRE STATE EMPRESS. LIMITED ~
Fastest tran in the World. Due Buralo 80 o...
troit. u 10 p " Limited to l,s seating capssciv
$40 A. Mast MAI. Daiy-For Buns'o N''s"'
Falls Cleveland r.
1910 a. 81 DAY EXPRESS except SUNDAY. o,n,,
I 90 = " sot-TvTWF,sTERN LIMITED and CHI
- cAGO SPECIAL Daily--For ooium,D1I,s,
. natl indianapolis ST. Louis, Detroit and .nicsEU .o,
$50 ?. M.-TRoY AND ALBANY SPECIAL except
5.8O r MIKE SHORE LIMITED. psly;2. hoS,
train % Chcag,. via Lake Shore b r,..,rv ana
80 NJ. tr- Chicago $50 T. u sieeF'"s
GOO p. M-wFsTFPv FIyPRrse Dany-ror Nlsgara
~ - Falis. Toronto clevelana Detroit ara TO- Trov
G.Eo = M.-NORTHEnN EXPRFTss. Daly.fvr my
On Mouirenl end excep 50 ,r NJ, NOT
NO p M.-BrFrAIO AND SO',IfMn' 'rais
- SPECIAL Dany-Fo- Buffalo. Nes'Tre ~
0.1J p M-pAcrrr- EMPRESS. Daiy-For or'ens w.
burg Niagara Falls Cleveland. Chica ~. "a
csn, Saturday for Cpne vinc.- arI ire chicago
1910 night MIDNIGHT ExrRrss For ssnsay
every night eNcen' Sunday nHhts
nights. Chicago Shoppers leave AZ el3-
WApr,rM DIVISION. , .,
Of5 4. " and 3.55 r M-naily. ey.ep' 9'"'"''
pitisfeld SUNDAYS only ~ c2n a "
Wagner Palace Cars al through ira'iF
r-pins illuminated With piusch Idrh' $3.50, e,..,,,
Ticket Wagner or1ces at Grand Contra St.,..n
~ 2Gi Ar Br,adway - Esst 1fth So ~ e,a.,
oas Columbus Ave-. 81 West i25h St. i2stn 49,, G,
ord rpeh 81 Station View Yor'r and 726 Fulton 81
frf foG pr0advav. =. y prookiyr. 81,
Telephone "279o Thir,v-eghth street, for New n" ~,
cence nv Westcott Evnress C'0mnnnv 49,.
GrORGF n DANIELS General Passenger Aren'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-31
NAVAL STORES.

Resin occupied bulk II attention 'o-day ruling
steady and fairly active a. former quotations spirits
turpentne were neglected and declined i2c. Tar held
about steady but particularly active Quotations
follow;
TAR Regulars 81 -. tar oil bbls. 50 -.
SPIRITS TTRPENTTNE- 49, zG44r.
ROsIN-,ommon a. good strained 81 81. r. 81 ija
81 ~. r 81 J5aSl 60 g. 81 90. H. 81 -. L. 81 ~. X.
81 NJ s. - y 81 ~: " G 50 So " ". 50 -
STOCK On HAND
Rosin Observation-Disclosures. ......... iTG54 bis
sriri.s lrperflne Observation-Disclosures. Ibis.
Tar ilfo dds.
Charleston March 30 Turpentine quiet 90 asked.
flosin steady. unchanged
Wilmington. March 30 Turpentne steady. p 03H .
receipts II e5cdSi 30 bbis.
crude turpentne- Nothing doing Tar steady 81 re-
ceirts $50 bbls.
London March 30 Petroleum-Amerlcan refined. sd.
Turpcutne- Spirits. Us.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-31
BALTIMORE e. OHIO r. r

SCHEDTL.E N EFFECT NOV EMBEK 70. To-
New-York whitehall Terminal. South Ferry ana
.Daily Except Sunday tsundays
CHICAGO - 70 M. from Liberty street ony'' i~
p ~. and 'i2.i5 night. ,. ..,.,
CTNCTVNATL ST Lor're -o5s m. '56' .. n.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALI iMOkE. tis's- 80 3D., SD % e
C'Royal Limited EXluslve Pullman Irei'9 20 -
tDiner). $3.50 n. and 40 night HohFOi>A' '-~
m.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch lisht- .. :.
Offices: Ii3 l72. 26l 43i. 1884 3 way, 81 l., litn-
I27 Bowery. y. y 239 Fulton 81. $50 Grshani-ave..
Brooklyn: NhitehA Terminal Baggage checSea ron
hotel or residence TO destination
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-MMLII8T3GaMM G@lGA@

MAsMBUBG7M MIE MIGAt1
TWIN SCREW EXFREsS LINE.
NEW YORK-PARIS- IyONDON-HAMBLh G
Aug Vctora.April GlO AN F. Bismarck June 10 10 ~
+ Rtsmarck May 40 An A. Victoria June r. ~ Al
twin sCREW pAsSENGEK TEK ~
NEW YORK LONDON ARlS-HAMBLIN i =,
rrs'or.1 ArrH T. $40 M Patra... AIril BY ~
-pEGlNNING APRIL 2aTH steamers Or ms SPt
vice viii touch at Plymouth and Cherbourg on the way
10 Hamburg.
TO- t. Land 4 qgTr E1fdmight Sum-
cruise to NORWAY TIE NORTH cArE and nd, SPITE iIT1
BERGEN by TWIN SCREW EMPkE5S - 10 n NJ - Il
A .iUsTE VICTORIA FROM NEW YORK JCNL 10
Apply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-31
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New-Nora. foot OF cha oeis Gle
as fo,oHn and hve uom West I'D st
o.OO A. N.-NestiDuled EXPRESS dIiy for DnsnamISn,
Wa.srly. Elrllfa. buffalo. Bradford Arrive DsHa'o
r VI. Iarlor g. buffalo -, ell.
2:DO T.. M.-Nestbuec Unted-Fsst NATL daily. SOLO
rain Chicago Arrives Cleveland TiO - M cncsso'
p NJ. slepeeEs 10 Chicago Cleveland ana CINCINNATI
5,io r. N.-Bura' and Cleveland est buied Expres
daily Arrives at Buffalo 1908 4 N. Bradford ~ A.
~ jamestown 7OJ a NJ. Youngstown IL A NJ
Cleveland 2.3) =. " sleegers Blnalo ana SeFeianas
Cafe Library Car r,-..
WSyeriy and Chicago sleepers to Hornellssle Chicago
aud Cincinnati DinIng Car. . .x..., 40
COMMODATIONs a. Ill 1S 26i. ioi and e'I ss ne
wav l27 R0wery East i25th and 2s3 West l2otn.
st. Chambers and " est 25d s. ferres Ne%, -
GnbcLen nd Jersey City station. Sew-YorK Transfsf
Co calls for checks baggage from hotels and resi-
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Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
Al sS' g w TTp TSRThx THiERR
Streets ten minutes later than that given os0" '''
80 4. " FasT SHfi Pullman Buffet psrior ca car.
Sow York 10 rttsbDss slsepnV tsr fltNp's "
800 L. w. FAST LINEP ti.surs ssa cisyeiaps ,i,ro.a
Compartment Sleeping Dninz sos,ns and 0ess,.s
zion carr For cnicaeo Cleveland fo'e'' '''''''-''
$50 =. " cHcAGO Asp 81 Lonls E ssIisss s,
For Nashville ty.a Cincinnati lnd'sn'p"''S'
80 p. VI. WESTERN ExPREss.-For chicago FOR
40 r. VI soGTHwEsTERS rxPREss -,y lso,i p''; e
6ulg Cleveland ,.ncinnat Louisville Indianapolis 81
..aO p. VI. PACIFIC ExPREss.-F,r Piitssurs ana ana
chcaso. For Knoxyil.e. daily va senS ss,,,roay
y Eo"t., t,nnsei' i2r Erxppi:ss MPsmsn Buffet
sleeping Car New York 10 Altoona East iaess. Ne
WASHINGTON AND THE sOuTU.
80 SO 92o 80 Dinns Csr 100 ,p"n lam" ali
F.-ior e3a Dans esI' 40 g.5 D5sy css TO- 70 iose
on nn $50 ed r A. I3o' i re- go so eass.'qD,
Lin ali Tarlo- and Dining caro-. 80 pnins '~''
so tS S2a,"f RS S1I ~ % ias 10
o Ssfs AI6 5' %rsTnRN hWAYFor Memphis
AThAN SfTf oT c6Ssr 4 n Special i22o
?. N. week days. Express. o2o a. m and '''' D. "'
ciEsHFEATE oH2 IN SS9oRRro 81 eay
ATL&xT S' rr -I5 :" %sd. s'0,9::., s.d
fortlandt Streets 20 D. M IWopst "a Com
Train Buffet Parlor cars. Passenger CoscH' ANU "'
binel Coach
CAPE MAf-i2iJ o. m week -da' -, o....
Ing Banc Assa rar lnsr1se ssn49ss Iis,
street station $50 a. 1920. BIO and -, 81
sundays % - 80 .. M. IRON pespf..s ,o ;, =,
Cortland Streets 80 i2Jo. D. 80. ana DIV D. '
sundays 345 =. j.Ij >.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Gio 70 + % SO : 40 ~ % 80 Penna Limited. 80
dining can 1850 Dining carr ilp = m. i@S 80, ~ "a
$50 $50 20 40 Dning carr 80 Dining csr 5000 80
Dining carr 40 so %. l2Vo nlght ~ rs
go. $50 $50. D20 p 80 Nmitedl 81' l"yy LIZA n
carr r.. 3D.. 10 / ~ dTrng 'afi 2'b S.o'' y -
dining carr. 40 Dn.ng car, 30 u)ning e@s)' '''''
$50 o. 3d.. II ~ night. go , ne,
Tlcbet Offices Nos 9m at 1875. 1854 III ana ~
broadway. House. West Twenty hlra 49,.
Sfnti0r. and 81 Deshfosses ana torano
Streets Court street $50 Fulton street - breaaMay
ana Pennsylvania Annex station. Irooklyn sthtLon;;
jersey CITY. The New YORK Transfer tompahs W.
ca for and check baggage from hotels ana reslae"oS
through destination. . ,...,.
Telephone POI Eighteenth Street Tor FenhSy"An's
Railroad Cab Service .o,.
J. T. HUTCHINSON. j. x MDyp' ,,
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~ a. +si az ~ .ie losing ~ tHo New York
I,vc-ro5 cotton market 70 morrow Saturday and Mon
business to-day was rdihtI 80.
outae speculative interest being aso yery ngh, Tos dis
q frrr was qte general IN view of the possibility Of
disturbing during the holiday interval ,atN
,he Soa Sea- political complications and the weather sit
upor about ever turns II todays trading
there was very ltue outs 20 niees, e.'gr " W" ,d
ana w,r better Errsh cables than have been looked
- together with light receipts caused STEADY OPENING
e. en- advance - 10 points. ~,eI Inc MARIE
lowest III y Gay the range was only matter ~
vii n @2 59' s seY made 1SS asa Ss On
he mara. The of.a. map inelrlea ,ros5s i,t Pc
par favorable and planters were reported
reports . nee5 % rain In the extreme southwest reached
10 market only 20 be disregarded Thoman report
sumrn4l up as favorable 10 longs the msrke here re
srse,. rcstne ac,i . conlIet,n beteen exporter
sna American spinners for supplies u medium L, his
romrs, me market was finally steady a net advance
o n q points ThomGrs cotton repor, follows
"Du-ur The weeks IL hu~ been possible 10 Do
,o very l'.f III me wa OF a b, pr eather lo
hefn n q Wiufry characte- the main while ~ the
.ssse. "a. Eoo.Dsrs Icons ir Of IN s6T II IS
state ry cresponaens hat over large areas cas- - NE
'er-io yf north Of the latitude In which situated
N.s and in he districts east Of ne river and north Of
Ns.i.eaes L. practically nothing has a. yg 5, nSgh
- ."' p'o,ar4s I,Ierr .1s voe-ern rarts
aG ees o apprehension. would Do u ignore inc
expresse- opinion OF some reliable cotton men
tia state ~ time the consensus Of opinion
y I'Aas rs n 'h" balance - nc Siates, .eals 10 e
conclusion aa' should favorable weather ret ~ al nea5
es'e seinr ~ ,e s'uaar uP - 'n's e sf sase ~
"a pa. EoHi1 a. rTeaiciea loh,n as., ~. -
p''e better roads and reduced transportation rates II
woo Ne ~ sunrise should receipts increase somewhat
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ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot Of West 2srd Cortland and Desorosses
streets fPenns X. ferries .,., =,
Trne West BIRD Street. Other nRures Cor. snn'
resbrosse Streets. Daily except euncay' eOD"A'
only Other trains daily.
'6.t5, 200 AN Local foT EAsTI0N' NIAGARA
FALLS and West and principal oe ca. pon. ,. Faf''
ah e., p," 5o ~. 40 Noon BLACK DIAMOND
rxessss." HSndsornest train in the worc LIN.
red 10 Sealing capacity Duo bnnsio 80 ch,.ssa
Meeting With through Seepsrs 20 Detroit ana 'n'A"'
pihilH N1i se' - For wILHEs.BA REE,
1880. LOO = VI. SCRANTON. Coal Brspcbes
.,. 20 x,Spu Local FOR MAUCh CHUNK.
+.ihU $40 T. 81. local for EASION, e,o>-
$50. go p " locsl Express for EAsIS0 ..,
30 $40 p " For Buffalo and points " es1
Throggh Seeming Cars 10 Chicago and Toronto, .
TOR,SgO nome hut Sleeping ar pahsen ger ~
$40 $50 Pm. For ITHACA, koChEelEis
SOUTH PLArNFIELD end BoU>p bk0oH lo a. ~
daily except sunday: 100. 80 J. NJ -; ." :"
souyh Pslufed ony). 800 ~ IS y ana ~ 81, 7 ~ =,
Ttcsefs and Pullman accommotatons az 10 ss SO
.ss 81 ard 1sl3 Brosf~av 81 f. l''h st. Y so FnI'
~, 81 Court IS Bdssy and Annex se broosy s ~;
\ Transfer co vii call f0T emo chrsk nsssAS
from note or refiience through 10 destination
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DBL i,, ,',ln rosed steady with quotations unchangad
1'-,i- upland quoted lt - lGc and u.ddng Gulf o.
VI" i" a- impaired With lGc and respectively
yea Az Total sales - 2O42 las~s Included AZ
q" lIftfs ana 10 delivered contracts Suot
N '2c south was teiesraphel follows Mobile dul
- i'f savannah Q1t' II 10. i-16c decuf
Charleston quict 5asc. W.miug,o, ouef G.. Torf.it
s11-lai g.. Batma-e nominal. GAc: Memphis stead,
80, Augusta FllL tt.c s. Louis quie $40 l-lCc d..
ssne Galveston steady. % iGc New-Oriesns steady
%. l-ico advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-31

~ -F7oa mar1ef nm. y 10. $500, eA-7-IF'
r - SD receipts 5000 bags cleared f0- The Tinted
states bags cleared for Eurpe eco" bags, stock.
25G WF hag-
~. .int..,lral position II Hrazn coffee ls follows