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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-01

EM1s1oN DE eEDuLAs EsPEoIALEs.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot
and export. 500 American. 5000; receipts 5000 ali
and unchanged Closed steady at unchanged prices 70
ua st a4 3 3eR aJ &
MayJuEe o 29s Jqne,Juiy lis July-Augget 5l5s;
Der rNovenber 4.37 lgs; November December 8ll4b
SATURDAY we're of hand d-o- mouth charscter with
The market rather easy and perhaps shade lower
scashts y 4e9$S 5o winter paens s. e3gS8 so spring
40 winter s. ecgs2 70: grade siis$i7 Is per on
70 ' good s. 9o choice to fsney s. 2osss 50 'a
6 fd9,S a aao5sa fine s' %Ets and
.eqw soC' goaTSs s,7 20 10 s San qG2'sG 5
coarse winter bran s18a$19 So white; middlinss
neal $2e so: lnseed ollcake s25 30: olcake $40
,yhep5 a., market az ct. haG & only
row movement 1n 1ns ~ one ne near me
run IN few seaere shor1 inte4esSe and % then th mar
ket dropped back into its previous speculative tut. with
however bull traders prohted by the
os0~ s = y F4 sroopr the stin.ia5S Factors las az m
The former closed I'D higher and Paris quo
sabstantai start which discourage short
bnent would De about 500 900 bush greater shan last
week The domestic crop & pews & gave ,,ie AID to ether
dry weather generally made but little impression
ness cash circles and advances Of .9I4c in spot
Francisco said good rains had improved
crops 51 I % ITi ear Spring wheat receips for h GaT
were S15 cars against 23 year For the week
rbsrs we're }Ni
a47 cars previous ana 1850 year
Duluth was o shipped nearly million
bushels of wheat during the week on the curb the
6T-3i.e bid and closing T3Ac bid l O'Clock. No =
Tsd wheat was quoted T7Tsc elevator and soasc b
a.. No I Northern Duluth, 76ssc ( 0 spot
Csc 70 arrive. j.. .CORN-Beyond fair Of
,es6neas occasioned partly by advance OF @d
he Liverpool showed little feature Sat
trading and principally for local
the prices practically
,changed night before while curb trading
hs.raar az 5-l6Q45 lice for July closing 45%sc
asEsa AZ O. clock Country offerings said 20 be a
,nn, AZ the promoting considerable rreguarity
,ha business amounted
80, "a loads and closed 45Ac elevator and
Severed and 45Ec ahoat oArs-The market
-, ana about with little No 2
va, c,nsad ose No 2751c; No white. soc: No 3
49,. 9osxc. track mixed 2sd29i4c: track white 2sI
g,nn No q white clipped. so .RYE-Market dull
snc', 81 nc and Western. con c. both o
Ha So. STATE rye 5sd57c NewYork CARROTS.
BAPIEY-Market quiet Fesaine 4s%g4os' and malt
10 So6b3r both Z New-forN
me- NEW-YoRK PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
SAUSAGE MAKERS IN LADYsMTTH.

From The PAT Mall Gazette.
During the siege OF Ladysmith two thousand
horses were slaughtered exc the failing sup
pies Of beef. the total number Of killed
amounting 20 +,6e1 OEe-half OF the h0rsefesh was
Issued by the contractors ssussges and meat
and the other half handed over to the military
authorities, ~ho converted it into "chevril" Four
white men and thirty natives emf ved as
sausage makers. and worked in Gay night
shifts. turning out three thousand pounds a day, as
long as the sausage skins held When more
q the latter Were left the mlncerneat issued
minus the skins A ration OF sausage meat and
pint OF ''cheET1l' considered extras IN
connection with the diet Of horsefesh d most
amusing valentine issued February II, rep
resenIlng an Imperial Cavalrynan, a Mounted
Volunteer and the handy man" all seated on
steeds Of skin and bone. with slices OF horsefesh
sfltreC their bayOners. which emaciated
cat east longing and wistful glances. Their saddle
bags were filed with starch. which they mixed
with Indian make bread.
Starch vas also used 10 make blarcmange, and
some Gf tie TOmmies have brought yay the last
!oar issued before the relief which they hav-
-ng vanished 10 preserve as memepJO OF the res
augusta through which they have passed.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
THE HISTORY OF BIG BEN.
Letter in The Morning Post.

The reference in The Morning Post TO the death
OF w Warner, Stocktou-On- Tees recalls the cir
cumstances or the casting Of the bells now in the
clock tower OF the Houses OF Parliament. Messrs.
Warner had the contract for the complete chime
OF five bells, but the hour bell having proved
.sYactory. only the four quarter bells hung.
TIE present hour bell, which IS named after SIR
BENJAMIN Hall the then First Commissioner OF
Works, and which weighs Is tons 10 or. 10 rb.
by Messrs. Mears OF Whitechapel on
which occasion I happened TO be present. On the
arrival OF the great bell the base oS tower.
and before raising II to its position go
above the ground level il was subjected to a sue
cession OF rough tests with sledge hammer until
Il was cracked. and its original beautiful tone de-
stroyed. On the advice l believe. of the late DR..
John Percy, the eminent nletallurgist. cube OF
metal weighing about four and one-haf pounds was
cut out OF the sound bow at the termination OF
crack with the result tat the recovery OF the
nai note was nearly attained. but the power of the
bell has been much reduced owl 10 the advisable
y Of cnsidera bly, reducing the weight Of the strik-
.rE hammer.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, May 3. l p. u.-ClosIng: Wheat-spot Arm;
No California, 6s 3I2dg0s 4d No Northern spring IS
ia, futures steady, July IS sTsd September o..
corn-spot firm; american mixed new. "a futures
steady; May. 4s 27sd; July Is nd; September
Peas-Cansdian. IS Sd Floar-st. Louis fancy winter
t3 5sqi3 los. Beef firm; India Cd prime
mess rs I'D. Pork firm; prime mess, Western 6Is Sd
HaTns-Short Il 16 10. steady, Lard dull.
prime Western in terces, 36s Sd; refined in
pals 3Ts Cd Bacon cul; Cumberland cut. IS n
a3s sh2r rib Is to % n 42s long clear !ddIes light
30 10 80 IL Ais; long clear mddes, n,
4os Sd short clear backs 10 10 SIS bellies Il
u rs No. S9s Cd. Shoulders-SGuare ~ o 10 dun
35s Cd Buter-Finest good United States nominal
CheeseAmerican finest white dull American finest
COloTed steady. 62s 81. TaOW--Frime
Australian in London steady 2Is Cd Cottonseed
refined May-Aueust steady, 23s Turpe ntne-spirts
firm 42s I'd. Rosin--Common Petroleum
Refined, IA Ltnseed OIL SIS Sd.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, May 3, 1860.
BEEVES-Receipts Ii cars. head, for
slaushterers with the exception OF lS head
in live cattle. Feeling steady. Dressed beef in light
demand az previous quotations Cables hrn
today Included 500 quarters Of beef Liverpool in the
Lucana $50 cattle and 1856 quarters Of beef
on the Mesaha, 1872 cattle 10 Hull the Bunao. and
100 cattle 10 Bristol the Kansas City.
LNES-Receipts were only 3 head. and the market
almost nominal. Feeling firm. City dressed
at s49i2c n; country dressed 5yoc; little calves
"a $3.50.
sales-McPherson & Co; > veals, 145 n average,
SHEEP AN2 l4AMBS-Reeeipts were cars, or 2Oio
mead all for the market and all sale Jersey City
with the exception Of car Very few BUYERS in the
market and while early sales full fridays
prices. the feeling weakened in slack trade and
clipped sheep sold Sja$j 80 per 10 a do
So, medium clipped S6G$7 I2la and
good spring lambs S5 per head Dressed slow
sG9 iec per 10; dressed lambs lOGl21.c; country
dressed spring lambs steady S3d$6 per
Sales-M. Collins $50 clipped Ohio lambs II 10
81 per 100 70 Buffalo do, dS n. ST:
clipped 63 n So; 101 clipped Buffalo sheep
s5 80; I Ohio do 1903 n, at SO 80.
Mcpherson K CO 2Os clipped State lambs. 10 10. a;
SO IS; clipped State sheep III rb. s.; 81 spring
lambs per head. less So lot
Newton & Co: $50 Buffalo clipped lambs, 81 n.
81 l2i1
HOGS-Receipts cars. head. including
II head sale. Weak sor all weights Prime Pennsyl
vania hogs sold IS 90 100 n Country dressed
slow. steady.
Saless. Sanders: u Pennsylvania hogs 175
So GO per 100 10.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
ERIE RAILROAD.

trains leave New York. foot OF Chambers 81.
es follows and nslutes earlier from ". I'D St.
paily--Bu1alo Express-srr. Buffalo 8 o. n
For Binghanton. waveriy Elnira and Bradford Solid
tain Coaches ard ps-lOr 10 BucaIo-
Daily--ChiCazo LimiJed-Fast rnafi-zoI.St
train 70 Chicago arriving 20 20 =
Chicago. Cleveland Cincinnati. Dining
30 o. m. Daiiy-BunaIo and Cleveland Express-a-r
Bradford 20. Jamestown TOO
town 10 q Cleveland l23 Sleepers But..le
and Cleveland. Gaze car
n 1S m DaiIy.-Soud for BiuSharnton vav.r,y
Enira Chicago. Seepers TO Buffalo. Chicago Cincinnati
Dining
rI,ICKETs. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
L COMNODATIONS at III, liz 251 401 and 95T Broad
i5s East l25th ST. and 7S West I25th ST Chambers
West ferries. New York 2S3 and fulton
St gs Broadway Brooklyn. I22 River ST, Hobokea and
Jersey City Station Transfer Tor Ans
checks baggage 70 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

Cash aI5tati1ns follows Flour dull; winter
prEls - 6e4S5 20; stragts s. S5S3 -; cleans 81 70
go 20 Irag specials 81 7eS3 90 patents So lC3s3 40;
s+sshis s. oOgS3s bakers sZJA2 A. - spring wheat
oDg-5 Nc No fouT1c; No 3J1sc; No vel
.s" dSAsc. No 3 24c; No white 261 G2sc;
577c. fair choice mating 4lazSct No na2seel
e. - No Northwestern, 81 prime timothy seed.
e -, clover. contract grade 81; pork, per Dbl
=" 55Sll 50; 100 10 So 70gs6 81 short ribs
s-ss to1s. SOqS5 dry saltsc shouidees fDoxetl
S%T1e. sides tboxedj 81 lV4$I 30 whiskey.
1ass q hgh wines. s. 2 sugars, cut ioat &c sEanu-
aztec Ste Produce Exchange today the butter
i9f Cheese SLOW, sgpllzc Eggs steady fresh lo7tc'
A-Hsuzr= May 5.-Wheat frns No Northern, % = .
S No Northern 6996s1.c Rye dCi; No J. o!Go' re
Barley 1rn 10 2 43c sample. 3f945c.
Minneapolis. Nay Close; Wheat In sio7e-Ao l
Northern Nay - as57se; July. CO &c; sepienir CO.
Ch q Ts1zN9 hard e7zsc; No NorthefI, o'se' NO Z
northern. ezzc. FgogT and braa unchanged.
Philadelphia MAJ 5.-Wheat quiet. bat steaGy; con
IIaei grace MAY 7iI72c. Corn unchanged 10 inEed
EAy. 4z4+4i-c steady. No white eilppea DC.
- %. - o0c. 40 mixed do sc Sssas i4aSliahsed
cover Western per CARROTS - sg9so 80 fehhsy
Fania, y. quality. 3zgTc, iiflothy Meste;n'
bush CARROTS q 25QsI Butter firm, In good De
sHG. fancy Western 2e; 90 piIA Esss
lEn aEG Alc higher; fresh neaFoy, CO
western al2z.c: Southwestern i1zci 90
err unchanged Receots e'op Ia oS6s
saf 10000 = sacks wheat 5000 bSst' So,n i',oo'
cats. $4,000. shiprents-Wf1eat, l2@oo bash' corn
1S.s50. oats. 1900
-elsdo May s-wheat dull lower; 10 2 cash. 1sse;
era unchanged: cash. Z5c Rye Gun s.S
50 cash 5Sre Clover seed dull. loSos' 1. 80
90, 81 50. % new s.; October. - i@a' -'o - y ~
change
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. May 3, 1900
COFFEE-TO-day's market for coffee much
better than market in only. No business what
ever transacted ths opening call Indeed there
was no trading until about the last session.
when 1ust before the sounded 750 changed
hands with the market finally duh unchanged prices
10 decline Of points. foreign new
featureess, except that receipts
larger. This factor. unsatisfactory
spot conditions in the future
weak underone. There absolutely specu-
lative trading The situation the department
very unsatisfactory with quotations nominal any fig
The market closed with a downward tendency on
the nominal basis of INC Tor No Rio invoice lots
The range prices local to-day
as
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
new YORK CENTRAL
HARLEM DIVISION.

II HNRI4EH DIV I>IUN.
field: sundays only 20 \ VI.
Pullman all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket offices f13 26l. 45 and 216 Broadway. IS
Union So. W. 235 Columbus Ave. ~ West 125th ST.
I25th St 13sth Stations New York; ass and re
Fulton and lOi Broadway. f. D. Brooklyn
Telephone 900 Street New York Central Cab
Service baggage checked from hotel residence hy
Westcott Express C1rpanv.
GEORGE II DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

St Louis May Cotton steady: middIng aSc: low
mdding l-lde; good ordinary sac; receipts. 10
bales; 5j5, shipments S54: stock. 40
Baltimore. May Cotton nominal; middlIng. 97.c.
Tnid6iing. 7-l6c; good ordinary.
cetpts 2 I42 bales. gross :. G3G: stock 3 i6i
Galveston May 5.-Cotton quiet midcllng : i6.: low
mddng 3-i6c good ordinary li-15c receipts l. Ia5
bales. stock lS.sI4
Memphis May 5.-COtton quiet. mddng 94.c; low mid
ding sc good ordinary sac receipts 1873 bales: ship
ments a2s sales 100; stock AZ T25.
NeW-Orleans. May a.-totton steady; l.c-
low rniddling good ordinary. i3Isc receipts $50
exports the Continent. 1920: coastwise $50;
2 500: stock. 4.oIl.
Savannah May 5.-cotton quiet middling T-1ec; low
rddng 3-l6c. good ordinary. l1-l6c. receipts -
bales; sales Ie5i. stock 4i.9of.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

NVITO-N-speculation was SLACK The gen-
eral tendency OF the market, bette
covering following cable accounts which than
expected continued n
e cotton belt respecting the subject average
the crop news, however,
able, ana sellers further intelligence
from central Texas other localities regarding the sub
ect Of overfows and generally backward conditions hut
they sold cautiously The market steady
vance OF from 70 points. This brought out little
sellhg 70 secure profits especially from dry
goods districts altogether
celpts maintained the estimated volume. and private
cables stated that the improved conditions Liverpool
resulted from sudden demand spot cotton for Man
chester and Continental Europe was small
buyer IN the local market. while Southerners sold The
important feature Of weather and crop the
statement made by The Chronicle effect that
weather has been favorable IT
ana that farm constantly making progress
although backward q whole iuit-
that the rainfall very heavy the Brazos
Basin that land farmers are
FAR behind n their work The authority reports
thdt adYices from Alabama while
some progress has been made with planting on the up
lands lowlancs are too and that sections
stil under VicksbUrg reports condi-
lions have realized This report helped the
bulls little and the market, while quiet.
advance Of points.
The OF rker -dav
Il follows: -
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. May ), p m.-Cotton-Spot demand;
prices firm American middiing 7-Gc sales OF the
day we're 5000 bales 0f which 300 speculation
and expert, and included American
bales II American Futures opened quiet aad closed
steady the advance; American mlddIing | m May
sellers; May June 54d sellers: June and
July II 6+G5 1s64d sellers: July August 5-ssd
sellers August and Sep~ube1. 74d sellers
and October. 5o-6id sellers; October November
S7-84Qi 'Si+d buyers. November and December
a 30 64d buyers December and January ca6i. s-64d
January and February, 1
February March. 4 27 buyers
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
Railroads.
nEi AWARE IACKAWANNA & WESTERN

4 ADVERTISEMENTS sutscr,7tons fer The Tribune
~ received at Uptown Of,ee. No. lar sroatway
door north Gis;-s. Until o'clock N; advertise
nents the following branch oces az regular
office until o'clock p. viz III sth have . e
cor 2jt-si..' l52 6Jhave. 18th Naeys oth-aNe
and COlumbus-aVe.. West
YVES, s2s-st near 9Th ave s2 East 25I West
sat-st Ih sth l5B East ilth-st iSS,
between I6th and TTth lO2b Sc~afc near
LOS ist-ave o3th-ss; so ID a.s near
Sis-st.; 55+ 3d-ave 20 Bieecker 80 heeSss ~;
SOS 1t-ave.; eio East 10th Lael 3jave lrr. -
ave; or a. any American District Telegraph oInce
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

Chicago. May 5Cattle-Receipts. 100 nonirally
steady Good % Prime native steers 81 5qs9 20
medium, 81 lod$i selected feeders 25dS5
socSeTs Sc 81: cows S3G$4 30; aJa$.
Gamers 81 4OqS3 bulls s. I$4 rs calves 81 5OdSG
Texas fed strong S4Q;5 y: Texas bulls aJd
50 15 Hoss-Recepts to-day, l4ooo; left over 1000;
generally strong. closing easier. s. +T'2 and
bqchers s. l5@$5 .1a; good 70 choice hesyy $ 3Gg
50 412 roueh. heavy S5 1895 % light. s. 05GS5 35
bulk sales. s. 25GS5 3Tla. Sheep-Receipts. 800
sheep lambs strong. good choice wethers 25g
81 G5: choice mixed 81 75HS5
s. 25a$5 Is; yearlings. IS 50as6; lambs s. 5oq
s. X: Western lambs. S60S7 10.
Cincinnati, May 5Hogs strong. 81 25as5 35. Cattle
strong, 50 S5as5 % Sheep dull, SO 25qs G5. Lambs
dull. 81 50q$6 -.
East Liberty Penn May 5.-Cattle steady. extra 80
SO prime, So 30IS5 common,
higher; extra heavy s. 5C9s5 So mediums s. heavy
Ycrkers 50 40iS5 10; Light do IS 25RS5 pigs.
50 io rouEhs 80 50as+ aS sheep steady choice wethers
50 224S5 So common 81 500 So 50 choice lambs. So
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

FVh W
Leave New Yo-a south Ferry ,WaitshAu TernInaD.
tooI OF Liberty .teet.
.Daily TENcept sunday. .Sun5ayx
CHICAGO. '43o Liberty street onyl. .. n
PITTsBuRG '4.so a. m. Liberty street oniyo. $50
D. cINcTNNArI ST. LOUIS. 1910 r. H. -sr p n.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE 500 CDiuer,.
m +i.0O p. m (Diners. tDiner,,
% 90 Rovai Initef exclusively Pullman Train Dinsr
arf Csfe, CDner IS D tDinerJ, and sI2I
night NORFOLK, 100 ?. m.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch Light
Oftices: H. e5 494 1884 Broadwsy o Union ss
n IPT Bnwa - Y. 3s9 Fulton St Brookiyn.
hsu Terminal ard Liberty Baggage cheexst tron
to-sl or destination,
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
NAVAL STORES.

Pale grades Of rosin good demand and firm;
Others quiet and steady Spirits turpentne ruled
about steady at unchanged prices Qg@;atons follow:
TAR-Regunrs 81 80: do oil. buls, So so
SPIRITS TtRPENTINE- G5lc.
ROSIN-Commcn 20 good srined, 81 CO. F. 81 60: r
81 20: G. 81 75 H. 81 ST.; 80 X 80 -; NJ, 50 40; y
81 %: W @ 81 10 " W. So
STOCK IN HAND.
Spirits turpent.ne. bb!s Bio
Tar pbls -o"'
Charleston. May 5.-Turpentine steady 46'4c Rosin
quiet unchanged.
Savannah May 5.-SprIts turpentne firm 4Tc.
ceipts bbls; sales IS} hbs; exports g., hbs.
Rosln firm. unchansed; receipts. 1898 bills; sales 10
bhls N.95G bSlS.
Wilmington. MAY 5spirIts tIrpen;ine steady: pri
receipts, - hbs Crude urpentine qlie 81 - ana 81 30
receipts. 26 bbs Tar firm 81 80 receipts. 22I bbls.
london. May 5.-Turpentine-s i3s Cd.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
AET,R DAD


a ANH Pa DEsnlossEs sa hSD coiITI,fNpT Streets.
shmt sh'add. md s'ssss. Is i've ninat~. In thar
t.ti.n. rNeees where oth-r'sise noted
Csrs New York Pisburc sisep.ns Gar PitlsSars ss
o PsT 1sPsT nfvE e P5ssSss P5sssS5Tr and Cleveland
"',:s cor,, =; ": PENNSYLvANIA ]MrTED-Pu'r,sa
ton Cars Fo- Chieseo q -1-lsnG roi,io cIncnnari
- - r, " cH1cSco SxT5 '-'s 81 LOUIS EXPRESS
srris asnyLs iva Cincinnati and Louisylsl Indian
"';' TT: =; " wt:srFTN EMPRESS Chicago 20.
50 j.. W. soT-rTJ1vTksrr-r,N f-,pR-cs For p,,,..
srafs :. Cleveland Cincinnati Louisville indian
c,r,.sro W. rhCrr1C ENPrtES~-r-- Pi,,sburx and
,,n1s Tor Knoxville. dativ Shenandoah Valley
r. VI NirI 4vn Fxp-s - s r1assa Burs,
sgs spa 'T pSns. Ss Frs s., " S,ona Ea,' IssF ri's
80 Sw,tsrtIyGrov y, ,xD TIVE SOUTH
10 20, ,ntnrs carr - :. a -, 7'lTd =
q rnsssCos'"; .s,, and 6ortan;, s,rc-,s ~ < Cor
srngsS 81 60 nr,HE car, ees ie e nigh,
''or=-ss<lcra ~ y =, 'IlEny r Csg' =. n !2 80 =
rirt- in'nF carr 455 Dining Css>. Gcs u 10
FETT nrh4 s,,,, RArLwAr-Expres- a25 as ? Icro
'-T.I.T I'D Nv I'D wrs-rrv rarwAv-For Memphis
"TLANTIC n rT coasr LiNE-Frpr 3 So m ard o.,
's,S~ArTNEE s9va IT, ,E oT!o RAILv1v.--,5S week
F'rn Hln r',I'.r co>'ro7,- nj ~oRFoIK-T55
ATT't>-rrtEg,' l,Irr 2ri s'5 n tar- ,-..,-....,
it';' 4ia1. S.''- r., :. ~ ciays % s rssas Ts59s<s
=. wpsk-t7~s
Wet " ev York s7f I00S T~a-"+ Raiirnad ir-cr,
l.1r-fNfTd Street Sfa+fN-N * y N.
- -3n So = pc'h, ,."e. ro,r-r' strs-,-
ero .n..,--- Foa ru1, ,nFTrHI,s NJ 30 ,. n
80 TTf f'rrttandr S-rea-4 = IS.
,rs - % - Pe~~a T5r1f+e.N - fDAsh-oss-s
ANT Sfr-s.~ f-a-l Dining
-. 70 x . ~ fTrasNrns-A= Corsfanie
1h e%. 3"s aH % * dining Carr.
p :. 40 - f'art : x fnt7ir~ * * 2f
rn,.e,5 IS ''ss' 20 1ny T1,yg c,, 70 y 9 5 SIS
IN 1.5,I carl 4
=" 'tlnf1S f'ar1. 7.H ~ mig
'''rr" Nr- nd Broad
49, hst"r HOUSE stree. station:
- S-1fors r'ot Tesbross@S and CortIandt Streets:
ranis AnnsX Station. B-o0kIvr Station. Iersey
re View York Transfer Company will call for
cneck baggage from hotels and residences through
r0sd Saryca ~ ~ 80 ' ~
J. r. HT-TCTTVNSN~ w0OD
Generai Manage GelsraI Pass'- Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PFiILADEEPHfA-
$40 1890 tsoO. TACO ts9 90 1000 I'll so A NJ
tl.Og sl30 s3.C1 fsS.30
Isl 80, $500 T.. r.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
s430. $500 1000. -It3o A. VI. +IOO sI3o 90,
5000 "s6CO P NJ ssI2 Is ndt
Offices: Liberty Ferry. South Ferry 1l3. IT, 261
424 945 12st 1854 Broadway 173 9th Ave 73T Sun
25 Jnicn So West, 1A3 East I25h 273 f25th
a+5 Columbus Ave. New York Court ST. 344 FuE
ST. Brooklyn; 9S Broadway. williamsburg New
Transfer calls baggage
From Liberty only. -Dsny. ITALY. except sun
earlier. kFrom South Ferry 525 p VI sFrom south
Ferry 20 A. NJ bFrom South Ferry 610 p. "
From South Ferry 3.55 P VI.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

s-aons Foot Of sd Cortandt Dcs6rosses
4 r. FcTrlesl
81 fur.isndt Dcsbrossn
psJ except SUNDAY SUNDAY i-aS - - n 0tae-
daily tSHHGay 6i5 CSIDi1y leaves 4
Spr rry r u. ySunl1- - ?
- J 90 A.. n LCcal To- EASfO$.
-15J e.. d * Sor 81 FFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and
pnciss oc-l 7onS Farv- aad DclGg Cars Con-
CC1si brslchrss
T'il.53 100 Neon BLACK CysMoNo zx-
Ian,sQmus aL IN he word Limited 70 sesSlax
cspec;ty oaecliag win through eepers
=, a q ChieagO. p.uiDs vice "a
.l2.J5, I.pOF u For WiLk. S-8AiskE, SCRANTON.
eas.S5 q Coal BraEcnrs and nfeFneiiare points
v.3.1U. 5.20PS Loci FOR MAUCd SHUNk-
s5.55, k.fc@ thago Nrsfi9C-c Limited FOR MAG
FALLS poE.s West Through sleeping CS Chicago
:t.5J SEQ Expos ton Express ;0r BUFFALO and
.s.J5 900 Pm. For ITHACA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
and chicago.
so rLAINFfEIb aud HOJND BROOK. ;ocals, daily sIcsrs
q =. n. ~ ana ga a
ricxrts ARD Prlan us 81 s5 %. and
Columbus y. Y
Y Transfe 80 1i baggage assak
esi5cnce through 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
WEST SHORE R.R.

FFlnAIA = l., a. .olOWA
anu - Later from iUut Of ". a.
sA-:s5 p. NJ. CONTiNE-sTAI LIMITED D>xralr
aud 4. D.-.a9
'Jii5 j. M. Chicago and ST. Louis Limited
Ts:OU p. NJ. Buffalo Niagara Falls ExpresA
.o.I5 ?. NJ. Detroit Chicago Express.
'Dauy. Except Sunday
Timetables at principal hotels and Offices Baegass
shocked from hotel teace by westco,-s
g. g LAMBERT. General Passenger A-c-A y =
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

GaAMSURG-AMERlG&N LIME.
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE TO PLYMOUTH
0ONDOND, CHERBOJRG CPNEIS). AND HAMBCEti.
kfr'drch May 10 IL AN = Victoria May - 10 An
Conmla MAY IL 10 A NJ. +. Bisnls ok May 81 10 \ "
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE TO PLfN-
OCTH CHERBOCRG AND HAMBURG. Also y Y. To
CHEFBOEPC AND HAMBURG.
fatricia. May IL, 3 PM. Phcenicia May 20 I'M
GN G feeMaV IA, $40 NJ. PsrnEylv'a .JuDs > $50 An
PARIS FOTFI. ACCOMMODATION
rss~rved n <Hr'--a,I before la0n -tu-e.
HAMFI -RC-h AMERICAN LINE. 81 RVAY. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

RiOCofee market weak; No Z Rio ss725; exchange
-l6d: receipts, 5000 for Europe I
bags: stock. 25l. 000 bags. - ~
The statistical position OF Brazilian is
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

Receipts of breadstufs interior points
a three ciphers 1000 omitted -four bb grain bush,
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
THE STATE or TRADE.

Chicago. Nay 5-rhe leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06
Ocean Steamers.

II M cow a novel and delightful experience
LSlu EHNlA IN awaits tfosc who familiar
utSu uVue5N with Europe from the mountains ana
ocns OF scotland Italy. but who strangers
IN their own land the Wes, the first
PUGET SOUND s:ss.s 55:; =. e., sSs: :S.;:
or in3nd seas IN sIlatiai steamers the vast blcwy
gram heds OF the puk the Yellowstone Park with
GREAT LAKES r. ss:''ss sss'.s: s'::
wonderful formations; ard Alaska with mild
F climate towering glaciers grand and strange
:::... :r, Y. :, e.: II
m M l0K Sound. cfter succession q diversified
ISt4llMIM that could not be found elsewhere
euuuA Books describing such a TIP can be had
application
RAU NlORlD & WG1lTGOFIB
Est 1879. Tours a~d Tickets Everywhere.
- UNION SQUARE.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-06

MA7Rl[g 3TRAM5MlP CO.
DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND. MAINE.
Connecting with I'll railroad steamship lines all
summer Resorts STEAMSHIPS Horato Hall new and
Manhattan leave Pier Nu IS T. r.. Market
street. Tuesday Thursday Saturday = VI.
Steamers fitted with every modern improvement
0mort ard convenience " Ticket offices No
al broadway n Reafe ST, Office No
HORATIO HALr. q. 7. NJ 222 South Street