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New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
OTHER MARKErlBY TELEGRAPH

Chicago May 2s-Cattle-Receipts - 0o0; steers gen
about steady choice light arm butchers stock
eAIoads snoTa9T a. a. % s4 a. eleced tesders s. 20
asitsr $ 2sq 10 xss 10 Pass 10 sq % @ g
"a 40 caves ,S ~ * T.Ias SeS Steers 81
ass 20 Texas bulls 25aS8 75 HogsReceipts today
90 goo to-InorTo" 3. a. ,I,cbsrs xsSs5 -
gbI 3 asss5 2e4 hulk OF sales So 1898 20 Sheep
Receipts II oe0 strong lambs i8e25c higher; good
81 sS5 . fair TO choice iSeS = Ssg
sat,ve V isf9bs s. 5os7 s. Wesiern lambs sess7 q
Cincinnati MAY 2sEhogs sediYs 20 h
East Bu1aio May 2s-Receipts-CattIe, 2s1 cars;
T5 m Iia cars sheep and lambs % hogs 80
CattieoTerngs loads steady for choice thin steers
sxports IS 4oax5 80; good IS 2oass IS
bulls choice 70 extra, s4as4 So good 10 choice butcher
steers = lis q 93ass o feeder buhs So 25aSs So good
to hsifers 81 5ogs5 fair to good hsifers s. p
a. as aip 2 e; g sSSs feeding steers choice extra @
s. so: good IS 50QS5 So soch calves ehoiSe 70
xooi Soior Stock s. 5OGs4 good choice 81 25
s. So stocks 81 5oas3 stock heiter good 10 best
So 5oQss 70 common 70 good. s3Gss SO; fresh cows
choce 10 good bag s42gs45 good to choice $500
$50 springers good extra ssss42 common ana poor
s201so7: calves choice extra. 81 Sfxe 90 good 20
choice %: heavy fed calves s4ss4 90 Sheep and
- loads; rairiy actF demand On oasls
SO 50 choice lambs and 81 80 FOR fancy HalS sse-
choice lambs s. oaSe 90 E9oa 70 sh9ies so1so %
ewes s4as4 Is; spring lambs choice 70 extra sIGSs
Iogsair demand hssxS az SS,ss - AZ sbt YarSsr < sSS
IS pigs s. 2as5 30 rouEhs 3 aoas4 7o s'Ass 50 80
asa 70 Later hs ma5se a declined sc f%.y .1S c higher
ira SIS s5as5 10 prime - 4orsa 70; common s. BEG
$ 25 Hogs active & extra aa heay 4 & . SIS q light
e. ses5 * niFs Sass 20 81 se@s4 To. rOughs
ss soas5 sasep oser onee ssss 20 common 10 Eoot
So 5aGSs S. veal calves. sonsn so
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
ExPoRrs LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-10rk.
CDFFEE-Cof1ee futures opened steady. with prices
unchanged 70 points higher. ruled
are-ess throughout The session while showing
nnaeTtone the cables from HaTTs Hamburg
nothing
or plague reports to
ket The plague any effect upon
-hs coffee markets y Europe they appeared
6sregaroed auite thoroughly in Brazil we'll the
Rio declined - a
changed Rio and Santos reported receipts
f,frFi There a he
day bag
the opening cali $500 up - m.
A. net 1-se Of 70 10 points having
covering There practically speculative
interest cnfee, and the situation
equally uninteresting supplies holding
proCrazEinRtinE relation OF
is lsC fer No Rio invoice lots Cleared May
Is steamer MHndel loo Receipts ta-
-esl Just ended % o0o bags against -
previous week ~ -000
aggregated oN1 compared last
he wear ago
faio shipments the United bags to El-
zopr bags
The range Of contract prices today
vas
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29

ps as *fsa s E o s 4s m 9s5 % @ % 70
NO white, 24G25c; No white. 3 = G24c No rye.
ing, 40a41 l-c; No faxseed 81 50 No Nor-hwestera
y ~ prime timothy seed s. 10 clover. contract grade.
Toass s2is short RIBS sides dnose, So s5sSG So
dry saIted shoulders boxsA 61.s&cs clear sides
sugars, loaf. unchanged the Produce Exchange
Today ne butter market was STEADY GTeameres, lS9
steady, fresh. HE.
Cincinnati. May 2s-FTour steady fancy So 15ass 80:
easy; Q mixed 4el4c Oats auIl: No ? mixed 25e
Eye steady; No 1!ac- Butter sIeady. Esgs quiet.
10 Ul0.1Glle- Cheese steady. lower good 10 prime Ohio
Duluth May 2s-wheat-No 1 hard. cash. selse; MAY,
cash 67I.c May s7fse: JuIT SIC, septerber 81 SC
No Northern, 65'sc; No spring 62i4c. Oats 22i2a
gs7c; No 2 do, 65a6e.c. Rye lower: No l. S5i.a5sc.
Barley steady: No > 4sc; sample. 37Qsot.c-
N64iRs9n a Ms ec 1u ss Sea "a. ies
s5Ae: trace No 67Tse: No I Northern e5ssc;
No Northern. "a sc. Flour ard bran unchanged
Phiadeiphia, May 2S-wAeaI steady; contract grade.
May, 7oa'lc Corn arm; No mixed. May. 4lg lac
9@i5 ~ az sna %eS G No %hts spp7S mo mo
quiet clover. Western. CARROTS 81 soas5 IS;
western per bush caots Z 81 soasi Is Bu,,er mann T
fancy Western creamery 20s ic; DO prints 2ic Eggs.
isF9c do Sosthern I2Ia aI3c. Cheese dun ana lower
NewYork null fancy. small o.; DO good choice
40 900 bush; corn 1sT0 0oo bush. $1,000
bush Shipnents-wheat. I70oo bush; 2l2eoo bush.
Louis. May 2s.-Cose-wheat-No red. cash
TO1cc May Ioiac; July. sire; septeube- 6s-sc No
july 3iIss: septeznSer Sie: No ? w5ifs es{.aass.e
September. 5ss.c.
Toledo. May 2s-wheat dull. lower; spot 74lsc; May
~ a4t' s Corn aut unehansed No cash Sec oats weak
ana ssS we ss No i esss -Sf an Hys du gHeha9sed NJ 10
81 20; prime new. s.; October SO 20.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29

s5 OCEAN i Is hs market for sail
trades was steady ana rates he
for eoeTs e the East we're @ Rates o GDis G eue seaae @
were hig5eE ana in other departments steady to firm
ssd London 80 GLASGOW. 3%d Bristol 4:zd; Ieith.
burg 50 pfe6ngs June . pfenues Gsy Rotterdam
&c London, cats July. 2s 9da2s .3zd.
m oIsIC9ttoaseea 3 OIL was inactive ana barely STEADY
Vas dull and weak without ehsnge Linseed OIL steady
PLlage!Lhia 6bs $ 10 and in bulk IS - refined
r,er yov t7 s-a % ro1T, - M O ~ ] 1Ta =, ,I % gea
winter yellow. 4oa42c city linseed American raw 65a
iq S ~ quoted Z gisT S.ty brands lard OIL 36Sc
ee brought cornpaEatiyey business aside
oHarsie s N m I SHe m N ne ho1asss ma S 9eo 10 10
close the feeling continued very firm, Export cali
reliant and disposed te hold out for
sagal sc fair l4aise; good 2oa3sc; prime
= oe syruPs common l9a2oc fair, 5g1ec good ia
METALs-Tlere eonsiderable irreguarity developed
Yer z Tin m rie6 stead yor @ sqg h ho~fseT Tg ] Was
arset closed steady s2aaS2s . spot speItsr IN
s. - eg$+ ~ Pis ir9n warrants were weak and IN
vita BUYERS evidence. copper ruled dull at
s. o23 The brokers price Tor = and spei
PRoyIsIoNs-Ths so provision market depressed
and selling orders from commission At the de-
sns there & was a. little 6 bur Suyng for packers and
corn. 50 that last prices steady ana about IN
= 900 expected On TUESDAY Kansas CITY recevsd s l
@ Omaha p 1otss q! 'ss Se yATs g., wsrs 5!Sc Zoe
Eay ss oasa 39 sh955 clear sIs 5oasl4 50
Raess si 5oqsl2 s.9ra Insis mess FiTsls
steady quoted Baeons 7e n &C. iso H. 'ise3 Tiac3
s4: bellies. sGs1c; 10 ~ ~ c; 70 Tb z1ze;
Picked quiet. Quoted: 104egIOs4c.--r. TAI
LoW-Easy- city 4zc44@se; country. 474c. LARD
refined lard quiet Quoted: South America Sc. con,
3tc: Brazil kegs Compound quet Quoted:
steady Quoted: Oleo 67sc civ lara stearine ~ esc
RICE-Busine domestic was moderate in a
way to-day export demand rather heter
average late Foreign sorts wer- gust -rJa
follow: Domestic common 10 low fair ga FAR -
Patna - E49-c: Japan, 4%s4sc; Java. 4.G4&e; Ran
goon. II bond. 2F2 &c
ana firm all day closing with country de-
mand in vogue at full former quotations. There
ahoat. with these conflicting definite
ideas being oTsd 10 the likely that
crushed 800 douinoeS lin half bps only mould a,
5.55c: cubes snG xxx powdered. 5-sSo; powdered,
powdered ana FRUIT powdered, 54oc Eagle con
fecoRsrE Ersnuisted 55c Eagle gTanulated
extra granuated 45o Esgl n eartbns bags
= of fine EranuIsed soc. Eagle
lated. standard Rranu!sted ana diamond A, 53pc
fectioners A. 5.lec; Nos 2 ana 4.05c; eGc.
No . 4 Soc: No 6 soc: No : 75c: No s zoe: No Q
No 10 : Soc No II. 65c. Nos - l3 u Is and
I6 : zoe The raw sugar strong from open
ing the
importers checked business seriously
sa0at and for shipment of isc ~ test
centrifugal - nuscovad- 3l6c 50
side London market fully a
looked Cane sugar reported quiet, With
sugar was steady with prices fully maintained present
quoted los s.d and next month los %.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
ERIE RAILROAD

Through EoES. footo Of C.aa1nt>xx
as follows AID r4Il1-r "
300 a. =. Baily-Sol.d train
Bnghantan. Wavezly. Elmira and Bradford Csnarn.-
pzrior and cafe dining ar u Buffalo -
...su p. n Daily-ChiclEo Ll-uIfed-Eax+
train 70 Chicaso arriving 51 Cleveland 30
seepsEs - Chicago Cleveland Dfufax
80 ? n D@-ly-ssfi7lo and C1eveand Expr-ss-sr arr
town Io2I a a. Cleveland ieSo sls-psrs TO su1sis
e-I5 p n Dails.-SoHd train fer sInxhaurton w.
eriy Eimf- Chicago. Sleepers Eafralo Chczxo cin-
etun4t- DiniEs -. -
rINIcKEfS. LoSAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
L CoAAoDAIltlNS a. III liz 2Si. and 9S7 aroz.s
ssy Ieo East isih ST. sns .is Wes; lsth s. chzassr.
and West I'D 81 ferries. New TS,T-1e
81, ss Broadway. Broekyn l@2 River St Hobok.n ara
checks baggage % aestiassoz- - -
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
LEHlCH VALLEY.

Nv
tPenEa Z p Fer-1esJ
street CDT1andr
Streets Daily excsps Sunday SUNDAY Other
daily J>Unday m ~
SUNDAY leaves 6ls sunday SIS NJ
ases IS n sSUndsy leaves A
TIL o. - 30 L. II. Lacal far EASTOS.
s.lG so 4. n For BGFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and
West aad PFatpa local poins PaEOr and Dining Con-
-.II;55. I2.9o S9on Black DIAMOND *
SRGSS. HndEOme> train n ne word Limited
csgSey Due 9ufso $ eonnseag zu sie-PeHs
70 DcrrliL Dtn1lg = :
f1213- Loo " For WiLSES-BAESE, SCRASTOS-
T3ss. 4. I0P Coal Regions
v-5.lD, TI-sOF Local for 3ATCH CHUNK
-3.13. x5. % hvaSu Fe,rihuIe Liruirrd For MAG
Aka FALLS and points West Sleeping Chicago
and Toronto.
lis. SEQ Expos 5ion Express for BUFFALO aad
TORONTO
sly. 500 ". For ITHACA. ROCHESTER BCFrALO
Gn4 Nesl-
so PLAISEIELD sHd BOCSD BROOK.
s1utsy; 'ss5 = u, - 70. *5u
tlcxets snd Pullman saOArons 5 and
- Broad say = mon square Vest. css Columbus z
20 Court station.
residence through
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
BALTIMORE & OHIO K. r.

FUH v
New YORK. foot Liberty Street: Ferry
CVhitehau Fer-nlnzD earlier.
sundays
CHICAGO $50 a u4berry street oGlyl u 30 ,
sl3-I5 night
PITTSBTRG. '459 a n. Liberty street Oziy5. .2oo
.. N . n
CINCINNATI. ST Louis. 5000 a m. 100 > N
"12lb night
ROYAL Blue TRAINS
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. fseO 'leoo CDtn--,.
IL 81 a m gDiuer1. D. n Diner. tDsn.r,
400 t''R0yal L-Eaiisd-' exclusively Train
Diner Cafel 800 fDinsri 100 p CDtner1 ard
nizh NORFOLK n.
All trains Illuminated with Pinrsch Light
Orices. II3 IT, 26i. fS@ 800 Broadway * Union
sa W. 1T Rowery y Y 3s9 Fulton 81 Br,o.Iyn-
whitehall Terminal Liberty Baggage cn.cx>t
from hotel residence 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeV-Tork May 2s 1909.
BEANS AND PEAS.-F9IeTe auiet lobbing de-
HaEd for domestic medium and pea, b5t sup
IA choice held quite
Red unsettled. holders asking
will be determined largely BY
export orders during the twenty
point little higher market.
and STEADY Turtle soup drag
4 Foreign beans quality
for inferior grades Beans. marrow. choice
bush 70: do medium choice. 81 l2s s2 IS
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr

Liverpool Nay as. D. nncotton--S Ao1eTets de
higher; An1sr1can uudng faiT.
5 i7-s2d; good middng 5ltd mladilns Sasd ,os mid
sffn~ good ordinary. 47yd, ordinary. ii-i"1 The
sales OF the day 5000 bales OF gn4ea o.. were toT
z-.cTaft0D includeu 500 American Re
s,- - 400 hae~ Including 300 American. Futures
onned arm and closed quiet but steady az the advance
x'r,srScsr rfSdiinr c. May, 5S lS+d seller: AsE
snd Janr /. 6e-ssd buyers. Juns and july. Sd on
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29

-tLon E1chsnge special Liverpool cabies-spot cotton
--hg sales. 600 bales speculation anc export. JOG
--@~ American bales, 1909 bales
A-lel-cs1 radduR 5isd futures Opened tirr1.
toszs---7S advance Al as n- steady 3oss so-tiad
closed quiet ba steady a. mel advance q l-Bi
1zt>-d bsc=nbeTJ JsnuarT : ESo- 3HEuary-kelrDSFs
LAB: FebruATE- March Isszs: MAY. &c rs MAJ
s1nt : n-b suns-Iuy 4-59t<b; Jus-August. s-STa=s;
September. September -ober s38E. OcrO
- --Assernper 4Z2-b- November SeceEiier.4 4 lhh
aaNAe1=@tss-farns quiet Cloths QGiet. bat STEADY
FLOUR AID MEAI<-Tbe ao11r zsarlet Was IN a fairly
sls.qE bIf without acTttF the
- gase ~ winter ssraights. s 5a4 - -; winter
ts - tdS5 -. spring clears. 81 Ca 81 30 extra No
e-le. = i4ssz 10 No winter = 1ssys2 90
go 80 as9st1 IS ton. spot and - arrive.
F-~St H-tsutef- quoted: Fair gPoey sSn So .
neiee % fancy. s. 5eas3 80. .e,0RNAEAL-
r-otse; Hitn dried. 81 30aS2 80 as brand Rag
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
new YORK CENTRAL,

s:12 u. s.35 P Daily. except sunday. Pitts
field. Sundays only 20 A n
Pullman all through trains.
Illuminated with Pinrsch Light
a 1.si6 Broadway. n
50
Stations. York: ia Fulton 100
Telephone 800 3Sth Str-st tor New YORK Csntral CAB
Service Baggage checked trorl hotel residences by
Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE r. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
WEST SHORER.R.

Trains leave Franklin sg2toc " u a. tcllow>
Aa@ - m iaieE from foot of W ST..
'l<f4S p =. SONrlSESs D>er,s.
Chicago and 81 Louis Dining Car
'os1o =. M. Louis LIN
fssu0 ?. ii. Buffalo and Niagara Falls Exur~~n
'es15 P. N Detroit and Chicago Exrr-s.
DAILY. fExcept Sunday
az nnsssniez Al principal hotels or,sss a>snsn
snecksd from hoiei ress-sncs
LAMBERT. GeasrAl PAss<ness ~ ii
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29

so-6sd buyers; July and August 5T-64f4 s. osd
sellers August 5oS4d sellers:
Der and October 5s6sd sellers October and November
4 70 4f414 23-S<d buyers; November and December,
lss4d huxsrs: Decsubsr ald January is8fd buyers.
January and February - 5+F T5+d buyers. February
and Msrch. 1866 fss-a4d sellers.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
CENTRAL R. n. Of new JERSEY.

An1h-acfte coal used exclusively
-Four Tracks. Electro Pneumatic Signals
Stations Liberty 81.
Trains Liberty below
ave minutes =ariisE. except R0zsdl
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
RoilrcdnA
pENNSYLVAnlA
II RAILROAD.


ANR BEssRossEs AID CoTsTI.kSrT sTzEErs
ofhe leaving time frons Desbrosses and
mat given sefo = for ave .sr.:s
station, except where otherwise noted
20" A VI FAST MtII4-Lim,ed 70 Two Buffet Psrsc,
SsTs New York 20 Pirtshgrg Sleeping CIR Pi''sHsrs 70
s.s W r&f lasfi- sS e Fsssi and Cleveland
, crpals.: s.SSs ,1sS 5sl 5IA ssa 5s.ss.
{oa cars For cAlesso ci-ssl4na. Tolso. cinsian.fi
For Nashyine (ris cncnnari and LoGisviTle. indian
cSuntu, i0a.1,,,s. L9IlS S.,,,s
sos P. VI. w7.sTzssS sSPREss@Fo1 cSi~xo FOR
7s5 p VI. PAcIFIe ENTREES Pi,t.s.rz .aa
Route. Connects for Cleveland except sa5arday
PRESS Plstznirs. C1=vsiaad. Cincinnati
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
10 2o' DINING car ios5 6Dininr Car, . m I2ss 40
sst v1es9rosses and CoIanet streets 2ol 3S Con-,
ssat DsanS aass1 c-s "a - - DaE 10 q s & s, = p M m = IS
ssso.ai a al r5, 5sT.or and Oinss Sa-s'-
sorTHE.RX RAILwAY-E1pr--- ss 4-.s p. i2io
N6RFoI.K AND WESTERN RAu4wAY-For s.mpni.
ATLANTIC COAST LISE.-ExDr-ss. $50 a m and =
CfIEsAPE1KE & OHIO RAuwAT-75s a. m
FOR OLD FofST G9as9,E,r and NoRFo1x-sss N
ATIaSTl5, CITr aa "a 2 2 m G 5aig s5s $ v--k..y.
rhrogEh. yestibuled Trains Bufet Parior Cars and
CAPE NAT.-l2.JJ .. weekday
w9 sapis s@ SsS 50Ts 9s4 Ps s'oa 5Ps5 'sa S
%, S-5. : 10. and AZ p n sundays. s25 n
80 p N from DesnEosses ard Cortla5d1 SC-erss.
$50 200 a 12-IO go. 80. 40. and 5-10
Sundays, 9-45 a m. 5.is p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
bip lDesnrosses d10f. 80
SIS $50 92s 95S PeHna LlrniteD. 10 10 Dssnvosses
ana C9[;-andt stTsets 70 20, lnias carr loSs l1nny
Streets. 22N. &55 3a6 355 &25. 4ZS CDfnfns carl
455 Dining Car. 5.55 Dining T55. = sSs
80 . n. - 10 Sundays sic. T5s
co3chesl, So. S-55. DIN
iIE car a m l255. L55 Dining Car 3cs $50. -
tDirinZ Carr as Dining - Dining T55
IS , n.
Ticket Offices t6l $40 1873 1854 III
I Astor House West Tvenrv-third Sre@r Sta
ton; and foot q Desbrosses Cortlalts
Stress Court Street sso Fulton Street as Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn. station.
Jersey City The Transfer viii ,at
for and cheek baggage from hoteis ard r-sid=nees
through
T-le7hone 's14 Ezgh--arh Street. TOR P-r-syvaa.s
Railroad a-tvtc=
J. 3. HUTCHINSON. J P WOOD,
General Manager General Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
Visible supply
SAME tine 1923

COTTeN-The cotton market in hating, hesl-
of
futures
lzrdeEiuE tendency much better
showing had been looked for and market
opened anywhere IRON i points higher he latter
sdvEncs confined MAY contracts. while the gen
sTHi 3 points higher. Trading on the call
active ana Il continued for time chiery
buying local Then the failure
q x ..
Immediately points only rally again how
Most had
protected. Later IN session trading
scope general tendency Il anything a little
Gf the English cotton
failed completely early promises and
& he o.
favorable here : disposition Z sell
unsatisfactory the cloth Man
-ester reported 81
owing u spread country Private
-arl gloomy.
he close o. Change there sharp decline under
= 81 selling liE
sreacy ard prices point higher points
The range o prices the local market
DAY foiloEE.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Nav 2s-spring wheat No hard spo1. round
lots 73Itc carloads. 81 c No SSrrhern round lots
q &c: DO carloads. I1Sc; winter wheat 10 red.
412c; mixed. T4c; No white. T3zG- CorrNO yellow.
tS5.c; No yellow. 4ise; No yellow zoe; No corn,
s11f - -, 10 = corn 4.-zc oats easy No wl!te, 80
ST-1c; No white e27c. No . mixed. 25izc Ne
mixed &c. uegiecte: aorninaly Gsl.c: No
tack or store. SOC Flour quiet.
Chicago. May :s-The leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29

sEst eoiieR closed quiet and unchanged the basis
5-l6c Ter Eni1cltng au1 9i6c mlddiirg
ssu-t 81 spoil markets
S@Te tsleg-sphed follows Mobile nominal I3l6c.
ssran-sh 81 Charleston nominal. VII
nizgtons nothing doing Norfolk nominal, al 9i.c Bal
.tInore nominal s1zc Memphis steady. { l3 he,
l-ac on Augusta quiet. 9isc. ST. Louis quiet, az
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29

SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
foot OF Rector 81.
a. NJ, loo. 3,45. asa ?. II sundays. lc-od
A NJ. P NJ Highlands. S>zh-fSt.-
Monmouth Long Branch. Eloeron- Asou-T Park.
Ocean Point Pleasant.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA-
40 t7:30 tS.OO 900 1000 s11:s0 a. n. go.
80 s3:ee $50 a4as 44>S0 SEQ zoo. tT:se -soo
+925 P ", @I2-I5 udt-
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
"IO-0o. A N
500 200 2. VI. s12-15 mdt-
O1ces- Liberty ST Ferry South Ferry, 115 III e61-
ia 5Jh IS7 6th
- Union So. West. 1e5th Z7S West 1c5ea
av New York, Court st. 3s&. se0
Fulton Brooklyn; 9s Brosdvay. williamsburg Nsd
Transfer calls for and cheeks baggage tes
nation.
From Liberty only 'DaiIy. tDaily except Sum
day rSundays
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29

p
Tickets Pullman accommodations at Broad
and Ia Park Pfacr-
W-stcoIt's Company VIII Gall foT and Sheck
barEaEs 10 destination Daily.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29

Foreign co'ee markets santos-Coee market steady.
Eood sverage Santos, $500 receipts 4eoe bags; stock
sn2 laa Esr-tcrF-CoT-ee market opeuea ?.
riE higher: ESQ .. n. unchanged = pfennig
sales. 1000 bags Havre-CoHee opened
Irregular, unchanged a franc higher; II y n.
changed. p. n. quiet and unchanged $50 p
unchanged. sales. Is U00
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29

RIo-crufse No Rio. SsF4s3 exchange.
s 16d- cleared the United
States. eeo bags; stock. $4,000 bags.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
eut follows

Eseeiats ports te-day,
go viz th- EaH lsst Aeek and iasr
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
Railroads.
DELAWARE. LAcKAwANNA & WESTERN.

SITS
The age-herald., 1900-04-11
RACING WATERS
 ARE RECED|NC t is Thought That the Worst is Over, MORE DEATHS ARE REPORTED The Flood in the Brazos River Is Now the Main Point of Inter-
 est-Reavy Rains
 Continue.
MORE DEATHS ARE REPORTED

San Antonio, Tex, April 1o.-The waters are receding in the swollen rivers and streams of Texas and it is believed the worst is over. The property damaged by reason of the sudden rush of waters will be very large, while many lives have been lost It is learned tonight that eight peo- pie out of a travelling party of fifteen, composed of two families, were drowned at the junction of the Middle Concho river and the Kiowa creek in Iron county. The names of the families are Queen and Will son, and they were from Voca, Mccullough county, Texas. Of the eleven members of the Queen family seven were drowned, the father, mother and five children, among the latter being an eight-months-old baby. A boy of the Wilson family was also swept away.
The age-herald., 1900-04-11
COLORADO RECEDING
is Not Believed Any Further Damage
 Will Occur

Austin, Tex, April 10.-The waters of the Colorado river are rapidly receding at this point, and while additional rises are re- ported from the north, 1t is not believed that they will be of sufficient volume to do further damage.
 Atvices from every section of the flood district up to tonight indicate that the in formation given out by the Associated Press on Sunday and Monday from this point fully represents the state of affairs as they existed. The property loss has un- doub Jly been great, and the loss of life is as originally placed. Outside of the list of drowned at this point and some negro families in the bottoms to the south of the city, the fatalities have been few. One or two negroes are reported drowned in Fay cite county. Every section tributary to the river was warned of the coming of the f1ood and this why the loss of life was not greater. The waters are now washing farms in Wharton county as they near the gulf. That section of the lowlands is un- der water, the river being some six or eight miles wide in some places. The in habitants were warned in time to remove their live stock and their valuables to higher grounds.
The age-herald., 1900-04-11
MILLER'S MEN TESTIFY
They Give Damaging Testimony Against
 Their Employer

New York, April 1O.-More than fifty em- ployes of William F. Miller's get-rich-quick syndicate testified against him in his trial today.
 Charles Schmidt, young check writer, identified telegram written by Miller on November 16. Miller directed him to send copies of the telegram to each subscriber and collect. There were 10000 names on the list, and Miller gave him $3OO to pay the telegraph charges whenever the person addressed failed to pay.
 The telegram read as follows, and was sent out to 10000 intended victims:
 We have inside information of a big deal which is to come off on Saturday or Monday. Big profit Send on your invest ment at once"
 The figures in Miller's book showed this entry for one day:
 Guess work, $69, ,000."
 Employees of the syndicate testified that they never saw any collateral or securities, or any evidence of business in the place.
 Counsel for defendant admitted that the amount of surplus belonging to depositors of the syndicate and now invested for their benefit and now due them is $1,155,O7S. The trial was adjourned until tomorrow, when the defense will open.
The age-herald., 1900-04-11
Interest Centers on the Brazos

Houston, Tex, April 10.-The flood in the Brazos river is now the main point of in terest. There was a heavy rain today in the country, which the crest of the flood is approaching, and this will add materi- ally to the volume of water which will strike the section between Richmond and the mouth of the river Every precaution has been taken to prevent the loss of life and stock, although the loss in crops will be heavy, and the newly planted grounds will be swept away in the bottoms The farmers, however will have time to repair the damage, provided they can secure help. Reports are that many tenants, white and black have become dissatisfied and are preparing to leave that portion of the prai- ries The Guadaloupe is still booming away toward the gulf, devastating the crops and destroying bridges. No loss of life is reported from this section. Train service remains badly crippled.