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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. May =. 1879.
BEEvEs-Recelpts were l29 cars or 200 head IN
ers direct for the market OF which n cars
were at Jersey City and at Sxteth-st TRADE WAS
and really prime beeves a trine Arm The stock
closed Common 10 choice native steers SOLO az
81 5ods5 100 10: at 80 % few common oxen
at 81 20 bulls sass 30 cows at Sass n There was
rather light dressed beef al 1sdssc per TO
for native sides. Cables from Liverpool and london
quoted American cattle and refrigerator beef STEADY ana
500 quarters Of beef for Eastmans Company the ~
Louis 10 Southampton. 2573 quarters for schwarEscd
cattle for Brown Smell Co.; Tomorrow the Menomlnee
Will carry 10 London for W. W. Brauer Co.
Limited; I77 quarters for Stewardship suizhefser
who Will also ship AZ cattle and about ll5o quarters ior
Co ,sss o r'an 81 ,.ss ;s'T a.
ioss n at 81 90: 10 Maryland Do 10 at s. TO-
bulls 1875 81 20 do. 1925 10 at ~ 3d. DO 80
r. a. a. g ss 80 se = sO St So T. do al GO r. s. 20
1Ias ~ at IS III 20 do. iio2 NJ 5. 90 IS DO iss ~
SEQ ~ at So 81 10 cows 1893 10 50 so; % do. HOS n
Al 50 70: IL do 1885 ~ 50 co. IS do. 1000 ~ at " 90
20 DO o4s TO- at>ss 30 do 1922 10. at 50 25 DO es5
i i do. 100 10 a, 81 75 do. go N. at 81
sherman & Culver 10 Chicago steers. 1lse 10 at - 70
% 1870 n % sS lfs Psnn At y iS d.
1855 10 at s. 2o 90 do iis7 10. at s. oo do 100 H.
j. shambers IS Illinois steers i2as r. at s. lS
1899 Sander 10 .abe-fed Pennsylvania steers 1851
do si4 NJ al 50 40: cows 1851 N. 81 50; do 1860
NJ at So 20: DO 500 10 at 81; do. 700 10. at 81 30;
90 Iyds q Co bulls 1915 ~ at 81; do. s35 n. at
50 90: do, 7eo ~ at 50 So do. 1000 No. at IS 30;
CON- Collins state steer 90 n, at $50; bull. ITO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04

rhrough trains leave sNssy-fork foot OF cha
a folIoSs and five earlier from West 2Sd-et
a.nO A. W--VesrbaIsd Express daily for Binghamtons
Wayerly Emira, BsaAis, Bradford Arrive Bunao
p NJ Parlor 10 Burao. - 80.
40 - M.-VestIblled limlted-Fast mail daily Solid
rsin Tor Chicago Arrives Cleveland TAO NJ. CHICAGO
sP NJ sleepers tolfThiSsso' Cleveland ana o'ne'A'a"
Dining Car ,,...,..s v.-,,h,,,.s rxnr...
Arryes at tunao z01 A. M Bradford 1:20 A. NJ.
jamestown 100 A. NJ, Youngstown 1927 A. NJ. Gsye.
ak p. M.-Day solid train for Bnghamton. Elnirs.
Wayerly Chicago. Seepers to Horneilsvie Che'*o
ana ETs LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN SC
COMBINATIONS at Ill lis 2si +oi and ysI s sp.
xav 1911 Bowery 1856 East 125ths. and Zl5 Meet lou
8, Chambers and 23d-st Qerrtes. New- York $50
and $50 Fulton-st 9s Broadway BrooSyn " Hvsrss.
IIohoLsn and Jersey City Station. New-York Transfer
Co calls for checks baggage from hotels and resi-
dences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. MAy 3 IHId
BEANS AND PEAS-Exporters are no, iohs ,i". 80. a.
the moment is jobbing trade important , pu :. AZ
ARRIVING slowly and OF foreign adVces ~
strong that the market here Is reanoneDV nrn, u, 10
Change In prices was recorded to-day IN any oil lhe
state varieties. lot OF 900 bags Of california lna
was returned from Europe; the market i@ hese oe@
peas dun and We quote bean sos cbacs
81 ri n; do pea 1895 choice 81 IS; do red kidney iss
choice 72tQ$i 70: DO w"e kidney lss choice 81 ~
GsI s5 yellow eye lsys. choice. ~ 81 bn>l 30 90
black turtle soup 1895 choice 81 7o@si 72 do lima a.
California So 55 peas bbla. VI o. do bags VI 40
Scotch. bbls. 81 Oh; do bags. 81 02hQsl %.
BI,TTER-t'nder the influence of better weather ana
lighter receipts hold fairly and the market
better grades Of table sorts was steady Medium
and qualities OF dull. and the western
psckngs Of Initiation creamery and factory was weake
and cases lower. Exporters have been doing
come cabling Of late but get little announcement
just now and the curren, offerings have 70 60 almost
extras per No. tic; do nrsts ie9i6nc do thirds TO sec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04

spring wheat 7iG7ssc No spring wheat es@7ic; No
sd SS7sc No corn s4Hc Nc xS yellow SGTn 5 No
No nassecG 81 u; r. 81 is; prime Timothy, seed,
81 aOqs2 49, contract grade 81 81 mess pork per
RIBS RIBS sides loose 81 ao TO- dry sasd shoulders boxed
s, 5oat4 75 clear sides oxed) 81 so4$4 3d. whs
key dstiller nnshed goods per gsllop ns ,Ssa ay
the butter market quiet and easy creafneries I2u
Ice. Eggs steady; fresh. l1hc Cheese weak; creams
foha1lc
Cincinnati, May s-F1our dull. UNCHANGED Wheat dull;
nrmer: No mixed 29a29hc Rye strong; Nc .. o2hc.
Lard easy. 81 OH. Bulk meats quiet, easy ~ ~.
Duluth May s.-wheat, No hard cash. IShe; May
75Nc: July &c: No / Northern cash. 72he; No 2
Northern 8shc
74Hc: No Northern, 72nc Rye firm; No ], 5sIs acoc
Barley lower; No 2 43c; sample f0pSsc
Minneapolis. May a.-cicse; Wheat in store. 30 80
Northern May 7Osc; JUDY 7lise7ihe septenber so,.e
On ,n. No NOr fsg , .sssy No In. psen g
81 s5 second patents 50 55aS3 g. first clears " Toy
81 80 Bran soase % per ton
Philadelphia Msy s-wheat arm and NC higher con con,
tract grade May, f7G7Thc. Corn nc lower; No mixed
Clipped a5ds5.c No do. s4asl4c; No mixed clipped
33f33tc Butter steady; fancy Western creamery ~ iss
do prints zoe Eggs firm; fresh nearby lSc; DO West
Cheese quiet nrn and &c higher; cubes
crystal A. SIC: confectionery A. Exc; No ! at Axe
down to .sc for No 10 Receipts, faus 1 Ss,. 0oi ss
1900
81. Louis May s-Fiour unchanged Wheat stronger;
No red cash &c; May 1,re; July No &c c nS sac
No . cash, sshc; May, 5sc; July, aise; september,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04
nlaster's Notiee.

.oooo>oo>~~~ooo~o~co~o ~~ro~~N|(orrc
MASTERS SALEM CHANCERY OF NEW
Company ct al Compartments and Hudson Tunnel Rail-
way Company ct ais. Defendants.Fi Fa For sale OF
MOrtsased premises W MAY Is sccsor
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that in pursuance Of
aTe stated tn de w to me and delivered
sell by public yendue on the eawsy az Come me
situated at the foot e street Sss Te r se
o'clock and fifteen minutes in the Afternoon all me J .
Xii and singular the Hudson Tunnel Railway company's
in course Of construction ana which said tunnels are now
known intended 70 be known as the No'a ana eou
New York to Jersey city the State Of New Jersey In
sbo1 n earhuse and other
buildings and terminal facilities with the anus
YORK, appertainng to ali Of the same and all rolling
stock machinery tools. implements materials iuel a.a
ali other eoupmens appurenances and personal property
OF every nature kind and description whatsoever now
held acquired or at any Tune aer sns lSn d1
vsy Company with all and singular the tene-
ments hereditaments and appurtenances said ,a
was branches lands premises either thereof be
longing IN any wise appertainng ana tne reverson
revenues rents profits thereof and also all the
estate right title interest property possession claim
the said Hudson Tunnel Railway Company Of in and 10
the and every and any part Thereof win ne
granted conferred upon the said Hudson Tunnel
Railway Company.
N''e' '''''" 49, RANDOLPH PARMLY.
Master In Chancery OF New Jersey.
Solicitor for Complalnsnts.
10 Montgomery Street.
The sale Of the above described property is hereby ad
dated May q 1899.
Master in Chancery for New Jersey
HENRY s. WHITE.
Solicitor for Compainants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
crvrRAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. May 3, 1872;
Feeling in local speculative circles was esr
'Urf nT,,r 10 a relapse In the European ma ne
,sS, roudation in under which prices We market
Agh' w ros, months with the underone OF tne naH ,s
po,n.s ,nss,,led Officially the opening was GUT
. unchanged ~ points lower by mlonay s s,in az
pees sH~i,;ores showed loss OF points white ae
80 c,oss the market steady in tone WIN quosaSUS
'ne shonvad 70 points lower. Total safes reacneu
ns The Brazilian failed 70 carry lhnuehce
~ yrsy or the other Both Rio and santos were IN
~ "a unchanred Brazilian port receipts were con
ds,hy below average Of the last rev GAYS put ~
from warehouses IN TINS eouhtI
as.a correspon6ing drop the bull crowd obtained
,.,s conort from this direction. Taxing me Gay as
~, ,srv few Investment orders were received anu
,,,,o new business transacted. Prices LOT spos
suon coffee were marked up hc in the afternoon, u
- Gsc for invoice lots and csc for jobbing par
ng % N Rio Business conducted on conserva-
.e.s ,ss ,brouehout the session The arrival OF the
- Mozart al New-York with e013 bags u noted.
s amount includes 81 3s7 bags Santos and 'Oeo pags
w The NAV worlds visible supply figures were
rsss ss Of bearsh purpor showing decrease OF
onIv ia s64 bags for the month The present amour,
gt. AGGREGATES G341 In contrast with nolo-
s.s as on April and s603 75s bags May in ls9s
the range prices in the local market To-Day
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

East Buffalo. May 3.-Receipts Of sale and through
cattle sheep during the twenty four hours enafd
noon to-day Cattle. 10 sheep and lambs
n cars hogs II cars ShIpmentsCattle IA cars sheep
and lambs II cars hogs. II cars Caffeine marke.
showed no material there being hut one oau on
sale which was punches at steady prices caves
were in liberal supply fair demand at 2oc lower thah
good to choice s. 25Gs5 80. Sheep and lam6sLIhere
were a. loads on sale The market decidedly heaNy
ana about har Of the offerings sold Prices were
weak and irregular. on the opening choice to extra
choice IS 5Oas5 7c: common to fair - 5oaS3 90 sheep
handy yethers choice extra, 50 l5dSo 70 export
wethe-. Sass 49, fair to good 81 509s5. common to
fair 81 2jQsf 80 on the close the market was weak
TJogs-The market was duh and lower Heavy were
auotable at 81: mixed. 50 95ds4 Workers. 50 Wgs5 70
pigs So GOas3 G5 roughs. $3ds3 .o stays - ooqSZ 10
Prices based upon the heavy weights and not all the
offerings were sold On the close Workers were auo'ape
al SO 90 pigs SO co. and heavy ~ 10
c,ncrr.u NAV 3-Hogs active at So 1898 S. Cat
tie slow and steady az 81 IogSo sheep suons a' F"v
81 IL lambs 81 JOnS6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04

CoTTON-Busness IN cotton futures failed 70 broaden
to-day Traders generally conservative ana 'ne
fluctuations In prices The entire volume OF
the days trading perhaps the smallest ior man.
past The opened quiet at an advance OF
points cables being better than had been generally
looked for resulting in starting little demand from
local orders from outside sources failed 10 come
H. the market became easier and very
dull b 10 the Ette advance secured the opening
cal had about disappeared and or the rest OF the session
the variations quite unimportan An order etner
way would disturb the market point or So but there
was general trade any time. Few private cables
we're In cir uatior; such reached here indicated dis
position in Europe 10 procrasnae to dealings In future
deverie pending further data The effect OF the
weekly Weather Bureau report bearish, but offset by
special dispatches from New England Goth markets In
ecang decided strength With printers competing sharply
Tor large lines OF Goth The final phases OF the cotton
market steaGer later bush crop accounts with
Indications OF frost in the Southwest. notably IN Texas
ana also on cables reporting general Strengthening out
OF the situation al Manchester between cotton operatives
ana mil owners which led 10 light covering. The market
recovered tone rapidly and returned the beat prices Of
me morning The cose steady. with prices net TO
points higher.
me range Of contract prices in the local market to-day
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04
Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA
Railroads.

STATIONS loot of West Twen,y-,hir street and
Streets !, minute. later than given below for
7.So A: NJ. FAST Mxif.~Lami,ed to two Buffet psrior
S'e Coaches S r,'' 70 P.s sssns Car
ENG iSa
cara For SS Dn c.vesnS Toledo
, Inaisnspois Louisville. St. Louis ,,..
i For sSv cHcAac AND ST LOUIS csssso
$50 So,. p NJ WESTERN ExPREss-For chicar0' For
7so r n: sogTHwEsrERN ExpEEss.nTor PITT:
Surg Cleveland Cincinnati. Louisville Indianapolis
For xno.Vi. daily Sl Shenandoah Valley
NAIL for A cfS'ssa fassss
sspns Car New York Altoona Ea., r ssaSsy r 10
7m .WWAssnaIsGTox AND THE soTgT I':, ca,
NJ 1850 80 go as Sqln so Se coSss.sons IL
Ss% SO a; ~ ssS d
so tsp ;Pp1,nf CAP $50 M i2Os p,sst NJ 1905
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAMwAr-rOr Memphis
ATLANTIC COAST EiSE1ExDress. 90 a m. and $50
S6R 6I5 Fos4 S sss .SS r. S:
5I55s .sDs v.:sa sss
Train. Buffet Paror Cars. Passenger Coach. and Com
cAPE MAY:,2so p m. wssl, day. SUNDAYS, Ocean
Grove and Point Pleasant (from West Twenty-third
Street. Station $50 M. 20. 800 and 80 p m;
Sundays 90 a. 450 p. m. from pesnrosses anu
Cortandt Streets o.1o l25o. $40 and oo D. "'
sundays Isl ron s. 4" pHfiiILaD%ELPHIA.
elo 10 49, SO o2o go penna Lim,.,snsc; y sS
$50 $50 40 42O Dining Carr 40 Dining carl eoo
Dining Cap 10 $50 mi i2os y, ns 10 10 nins
Carr. M. 1880. 100 Dining Carr go 800 40 AZ
Dining Carr 40 Dining Carr. $50 DINING Ca)' ,o'
% Nos 4si q. lss 1884 IL and sei Bread
way; Astor House; West Twenty-third street satlon
and stations foot OF esbrosses and Corandt streets
Court Street Fulton Street 0S Broadway and Penn
Annex Station. Brooklyn Station. Jersey CITY:
The New York Transfer Company VIII call ior ana
check baggage hotels and residences through 70
destination. -
Telephone. "2757 Eighteenth Street for FennsyNan'~
i1 70 WairC1 aT J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot of Yves. 2srd Cortland and Desbrossss
.T,ms west asrd Street Other nsures cors,sndt o
Dcsbrosses streets. Z Daily except Sunday sonoV
onlv. Other trains daily.
:gtS n IG Tor fG sd hAslG NIAGARA
FALLS aud West, and principal local points Pasios
~ fsIGI.y6s 1890 Noon: sIAcSE 6IAF99xs nD.
iied 70 Sealing capacity. Due buffalo e3 n cor
Meeting with through seepers to Detroit and Chicago
Dining Car service 10 carte p.uuv
IssS sdgS ss T5kk ss:l sh.ssasss
t.i.50 500 p. NJ. Local for EAsIoS. .,
'sxx0 40 p NJ. For Buffalo and points We9
Through Slesping Cars 70 Chicago and Toronto;
$40 500 P, n. Express for BUFFALO -
TosSSTo SG1s osi s ss2 PFFa as, R3eafsk&
BgFL5 and ws, Sleeping cas g s sh,ssSS oc.s
daily escept sunday :io21 iSs. a M S,aIS Pc
Tickets and Pulnsn accommodations st lis 7ei, ~
s.s stsnd iS. erosdw Tn, Hn,os squ.G6s eurt e.
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex station, Brooklyn
NY. Transfer Co. viii call for and check bageaGo
from hotel or residence through 70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04

,top Exchange special Liverpool cables cotton
tspo Business doing sales 10000 bales speculation and
assa1 csn 5000; md-upand, i1-S2d. Futures opened
Steady. net unchanged 70 64d advance; December
sHHb Sss January Fsbruary Sisb EebruaI2- March
siSLs. heIch- April, 3.1ghs; May, 3ls5zs; May-June
June-Jny. sles: Juiy-Ausust. 8i9hs: August
versbep I'D; September october BIDS; october No
49,. move slowly. Cloths dull
Gu, fss sn AND AEAL-The market entirely with
based n.y. Except for little steadness Of undertone
an sne early advance in wheat The close showed
spring patents, 50 s5as4 is wn,sr srss. 81 ssess 50
ira No mr - ,S9s4 io spring clears. ssgts 2o en-
81 rs. no " W0$3; No 2 winter, ~ COG
Good 10 a. ,sos !. 60 RYE FLoUR--Quiet Quoted
coRNNFAI, 5000 TO- choice to fancy 50 NQ{s 90 80.
brand - un Quoted Kiin-dried s2QS2 u.s. as TO
Csc: An. ,sAG MEAIstesdy Quoted: Fine white
Essy. Quoted; s,r s,ogsl coarse. s49sss FEED,
Sic; CO.,, - 90 l6gsi5 all rail: sacks spot SIS 500
'' "'h'er bran. $40 25Qsis 30. latter white; nne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston May 3.-'Ths American Wool and Cotton Re
or,ar will saw TO morrow OF the trade: ASIDE
from the purchases made by local dealer on speculative
account and the sale OF considerable amount 81 Aus
raian wool In bond export there has been really very
little business in the last week The transactions
referred to- however. added 10 What nas peen W.
taken for manufacturers bring the ota OF me me
weeks business up to large amount-neary 9o"vo"
r-and there reason believing that TINS does not
represent been done some Of the houses NOT
renrtine Ali OF their Prices hrm and In sew
raised their asxlng prices
ON territories and woods The sales OF tne
wses in Boston amount 70 1905 600 10 domestic and
1855 600 10 foreign making total OF GIsoo 10 ssansi
total OF 1910 600 10 for previous week and toai
Of 1928 900 10 the corresponding week Isss yess
Sales January 1. 1892 amount 20 fSos0'"o" o'
against 49, SIS, $40 10 last year at this time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentne lost &c under slack demand and
slightly outside markets. but at the close the fec
ing steady the ruling OF prices Rosin was In
fair request and with tar showed considerable stead-
ness. Quotations follow:
TAR-Regulars 81 10: OIL bbls. 50 37h.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-44d+4lzc
RosIN-Common to good strained 81 4odsl A.; e, 81 80
0sI bb: r. 81 eJ: 81 20: II. 81 so: |. 81 DO X 81;
a. 81 90 ~ 50 49, q. 50 55G$2 go; W. 81 soas2 So.
STOCK.
Rosin o',,. pS
Charleston May 3.-Turpentine market firm at 4oi5c
Rosln firm. unchanged. 80
Wilmington May 3.-spIrlis turpentne steady. Ala
Il sc receipts 20 casks. Rosn firm a5c receipts 40
his Crude turpentine steady, 81 35Q$2 90 Tar nrm
Savannah May 3.-Spirits tprpentne closed steady at
4oc reported 2a bbs 4osc and $40 bbs at
loc, raceipts 298 bbls Rosin market opened firm and
unchanged with sales 65s bills closed at Ice ad-
vance on y and above. with sales Of 794 bills Quote
ciosine A b. G and d. 81 49, f. 81 49, F. 81 30 G. 81 3D.
IL si45: l. 81 30; X. 81 80; NJ. 81 So; ~ 81 10; w o.
= london May 3.-Turpentlne-sprts. sas 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04
THE STATE or TRADE.

Boston May 3Four dull receipts seY 5bis spring
natents 81 90d$t 81. spring bakers 81 WgS3 90 WINTER
raents 81 TO1S4 3O clears and stai9ht 20 "og
81 10 Cornmeal quiet s5Qs7c per bag 81 somS W per
quiet; receipts 5000 bush fancy 37sgsse Nos ana o.
aGic Nllfaed quiet bran, spring. $lo winter so 49,
Rad hog aoir s7 -; middlings Si4 15ds0 10 Butter
firm. Northern. lie: Western. ilc; imitation li1sc'
ladies. i3c. Cheese steady Northern" '-s''
12iso. $500. ,,,.
Buffalo. May 3--sprng wheat-Inquiry light; limits
steady No Northern. T94c winter wheat he'll irEliy
No white ami No . red. nc; mixed winter 7eei No
2 red Ire Corn easier demand light: No yeilow'
al No 2 yellow SOC; No yellow. CSC; No . corn
sSI5c: No corn asc; No corn a6lkc. oats dull; no
No 2 mixed soc; No mixed. 29c Barley-Nothns
doing Rye-No q on track quoted &c. Canal irfeh's-
Chicago May 3.-rhe leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04
WEST StiORE.R.R.

Trains leave Franklin ST. station. n. T.. a. fohewes
and is m later from foot OF W. aga 81: nan. a..
12,45 r NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED, Dahy nor
Albany Syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Felis.
Cleveland Detroit Chicago and 81 Louis. arrives
Chicago and ST Louis next afternoon. Dining Car
6,4S p H. go m. later foot w. 42d ST. chicago ana
st. Louis Limited: Daily for Utica syracuse Eoen
Cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis p..s..,.. u.,.
faio Niagara Falls and Toronto. - 49,.
S,45 p M Daily for Albany Tucs, syfnsose; sss
land Chicago and Louis:
TIVE tables AZ principal hotels and Offices. Baggaeo
checked from Hotel Residence by Westcott Express
c. z. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent ~ l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool May g. 4 .. m.-Cotton-spot-Fair demand
prices 1-32d lower: American midding fair $40 5000
S532d: good ordinary, 81 SD ordinary no Inc
sales OF the day were bales OF which LOUD baes
were for speculation and export and included 500 bales
American receipts. 1900 bales including 2to pare
American. Futures opened quiet with poor deinSnd
ana closed quiet but steady at the advance;
mlddng m c. May, 1s64G3 1854 sellers NAY s aia
sellers July August iee4gs 2o-e4d sellers august
and september lp64d buyers; September and
10 .sd sellers: October November. 6t03 ~ oad
sellers: November and December ls-64d sellers; DE
csmher and January ed sellers January and Feori-
ara fs-G4d buyers: February and March - osv
0-oid buyers: March and April le-os03 z"Ncfd sell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04

oo7L No white aia31lsc Bran easy: sacked east
track 0Oc Butter steady; creamery, l4qloHc; daHy'
i2di5c. Eggs firm at l0c.
Toledo May 3.-Wheat higher, weak NO = casn ana
MAY 75Ac; July. T5c. Corn dull steady; No z mixed DOC
Oats dull higher No mixed 2oc Rye Gull unenanssJ
no cash CSC bid. Glover seed steady prime new cash
and NAV So 70 asked; October. 81 80 asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04
Railroads..
new YORK Central.
Through tain. stop at ss.ny u,e. syr.eu.. Roehs'.s
Trains arrive At and depart from Grand Central satioa
HARLEM DIVISION,

e.i5 A. NJ. and 1856 r, NJ Daily. except Sunday -
Pittsneii Sundays only at b. A. ~
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated with Ptntsch Light -
Ticket Offices at 49, Psi. 4i3 and 1910 BroaawH =
Union So. W.. 235 Columbus ave. CT West lDth c,'
Grand Central Station 2oth St. station and l5sta ~
Station. New York. 33s and T26 Fulton st ana ioe
Broadway, T.. D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone '27s0 Thirty-sghth street" Tor New tonS
Central Cab Service baggage checked from hotel -
residence by Yves, Express Company.
HE0RGE DANIELS General PaaA AGenf
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Sales bp Auttion.
GREAT BOOK AUCTION
F Golfers damaged stock. 1872 3rd-ave., Tonight
n m w. c. MORRISON Auctioneer.

1880 p. w. C. MORRISON Auctioneer.
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
2d door north Of until o'clock M: advertise
Office rates until o'clock m. VIZ 2oi sth-ave e.
cor 23d-st 1872 6th-ave cor. l2th-s Mays oth-ave;
and i4thst. I42 Coumbus-ave near West 66th St 100
West 42d-s 6th-ave. 90 East ltth-st; 2o7 West
sd-aye between 10th and 77th sts 1923 "a ave. near
61st-st IOs ist-ave.. S9th-st 800 dave near
Sst-st 554 3D. ave-: 20 Bleeckers: 325 Beecker-st
COS 24O 79thst o21 3d-ave; 2662 5c-avs
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rso.c,,ree market steady; No Rio, ss175 exchange
7-,ss receipts 1900 bags: cleared for the United
s,,,,s bars cleared for Europe 1000 bags STOCK
255 coo bags.
The statistical position of Brazil coffee lie as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-04
& OHIO r. r,

SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT NOVEMBER %. 1898.
Leave New-York. Whitehall Terminal South Ferry aas
foot Of Liberty Street.
.Dsily tEacep' Sunday. tsundays.
CHICAGO ('4.30 a m. rom Liberty street oniy). 'i1S
D. m. and '12. 10 night. =.
PITTsBuRG s.f3o a. from Liberty street oais,-
cfNcINNATf ST LOUIS 1855 a. m. '5S o. m
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. tIo,. 800 tDineD.
lDiisr). f12 So o. 'i25 (Dfnef). q -
t"Royai limited" Exclusive Pullman Train), ass
(DinerJ '5.35 p. and 'i2 10 night NORFOLK. fi2ss
2.
All trains Illuminated with rinsch Light: ..
Offices: 49, i72. 26i. 434. 1924 Bway: y Union sq~
W; 1877 Bowery ~ y; 500 Fulton-st. lso Grams ave.
Brooklyn Whitehall Terminal. Baggage checked non
hotel residence to destination
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Yester-

Foreign coffee markets-santos-Cofe TnaTket qusr'
vood average santos TS4O0 receipts 0OcO bags stock
as2 900 bags Hamhurs-Conee market opened ;. ris
higher: 23o net unchansed 70 = pig an'am Sa,
.aies 600 bags Havre-Conee market opened QUIET
Nav franc higher other months unchanged at " m
nsr,iv Il franc higher: at STEADY; upchansed 10
Y franc lower: closed n franc lower on March and april
Nav unchanged other months !. franc net lower TOTAL