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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-30

METALS-The local market for metal. continued to
don an % saT Of a IL T cd 9F
scoIed net gain for the day Of 80 points closing f5n
Pig iron warrants Continue quiet Lead and speer
s. e b and 9 s. @ ead and s. g bid nd So
asked The brokers' price for lead was 81 TO- and for
OCEAN FREIGHTs-A limited business was reported
being light orders coastss tonnage scarce
for 0snore trades Mere strong but tine ere
in limited demand and rates We're steadily madmta ha
Cork orders quoted IS I'D and April
inquiry Tor boats having fallen off to some extent in
P P5fT on 6dss @ Gn r BPs0
Heh I'D an 10 Nsw go Antw cof:n 10
t2fTPooi do n, I.9do.5, Is "a ,,,
little inquiry for s product and not quite SO much
200 bbis Nay prime summer Yellow $7G For Apr,I
oil ard petroleum steady previous
We s 81 = Ob d 50 & and S 2d IN t Dg S
New York 81 10 deodoT , naphha 81 10 a COT
ner yellow 8s mpt of zqmmsF ye rT nG 1a
yeoW 3ac City iinseed american raw 5ga6oc American
boiled Glg62o Galeqta raw sc Western Western hnseed oil
PR6vIsIoNs-The leading feature in provisions yester
heavy buying outside account general covering by
night and 4oc above July selling
he a f PREDICT de S UNDER Falling lie the oe
FTda Kansas dry had 1000 ed 100
s@ sgsR 15sE9 9 81 sS
Steady: quoted s2Oas22. DRESSED HoGs-FiTm.
$500. CUT MEATs-Pickled bellies firm quoted: smok-
q PSed qa5sa at at f FSsa e
SAC; country. 514 452sc.... LARD-Steady; quoted
675c City lard unsettled quoted at 83o4640 Refined
lard quiet. Quoted South America. 7.25c; Continent,
$685. B %s 4Ss R SH9'se
Oleo. sac city lard stearine, The
RICE-Ipterest in the staple restricted to salts
faction Immediate needs to-day dealers
concerned and orders from of town
changed prices. Quotations follow: Domestic,
fair, pa CASE, fair good. AS 5c; prime
choice. 5isq59sc: head. 90 a6i4c Patna, 413q4 &c:
Japan. 4%q47sc Java, 414q4%c; Rangoon in bond, 20
2zc.
SUGAR-The refined product Irregular day
active Conflicting the
would keep
trade demoralized Prices unchanged
Quotations follow: Cut loaf and crushed. 55c;
mould A. 5.40c; cubes and xxx powdered 530c.
graduated 5.4Oc; eagle
and granuated 90 eagle cartons.
bags 5-fb bags of fine granulated
eagle graduated standard ganulsted
lie; confectioners 4e5c Nos and g. 4.S0c;
75c; s. 4.7Oc: g.. 1850; No 1900; 80 s. 455c
10. A.35c. The market very firm al
but BUYERS and sellers failed
siderable lots AT the close 1920 bid 90
centrifugal. 3 3l-32c mCscovado
for 50 molasses Importers offered sparinGiy
shade higher prices The London
factor in the local market. Cane
but firm in the English market with Java quoted
l2s Sd and fair refining lis Sd Beet
prices barely maintained both months I'D
The European visible supply was given ar 24400oo
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. March %. 1900.
BEEVES-Receipts 99i2 1.704 head in
GLIDING % export alive 10 for city saughterers
Ga offered to-day
Feeling firm Dressed beef in good demand 7gec per
10 native sides Liverpool and London private cables
quoted refrigerator beef full steady at exc ~ No
shipments of live cattle dressed from this
to-da Tor he Orcadian be with
25 Of cattle for the Glasgow market by Lummis
& Hallgan.
CAIVEs-Recepts were IS head all for the market
There strength the market to-day, and
prices quality considered rated 2Sc higher Com
fairly good veals sold S4Gs5 10 per 100 10
NJ prime a
eq10c per N. with sales below Choice stock
sol a small l01ac Country dressed slow
5ls Qgc: little calves steady a 4q5c.
Sales @. Curtis Il Som - veals. average
s. y per 100 NJ 20 do. 81 10 at 81
J. 7. Nelson: IL veas l+5 N. So 70: 3 do. $50
ID, at 81
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were 1871 cars
head. including ga slaughterers and
for the market On light receipts the Of the mar
ket firm and good lambs a shade higher. The pens
well cleared Fair to prime sheep sold at s. 5o9se
culs. clipped sheep 70: ordinary
TO choice lambs at s. 2ogss l2i. bunch yesrlings
at ~ 90 spring !aos a. $500 oO pei mead and nead
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Wilmington. March 29-Cotton firm: middlIne eIsc.
receipts, ls1 bales stock. SIT bales. 49,
Memphis March 29-Cotton steady: middling. I
low middling 16c; good ordinary 13-16c receipts
81. 4S5 bales 1900 oO>'
Galveston March 29,-Cotton nominal middltng s1c.
low middling. 9i4c good ordinary, Sac receipts ++
bales; stock. 90. BOG bales. N' ''''
Houston, March 29.-Cotton quiet; mddug q o 16c
low middling, 5i6c; good ordinary 13-16c REGENTS
693 bales shipments. ? 172 bales: stock s34 bales
New Orleans. March 29-Cotton easv. rnid5Itnp
5-l6c low middlins. Lice; good ordinary $50. re-
cepts IA bales; exports Great Britain hsIes.
sales. 1000 bales; stock BAT 500 bales. laws
Mobile, March &.-COttOn MIDI
mding &C. good ordinary sec receipts 6s bales sales
l0O bales; stock. Is 953 bales S' saws
Savannah March 29-Cotton quiet. rn,d51t,, OIL.
low mlddilns eAc good ordinary. sac receipts Tia
bales 49, e'' ''oe~' Si'Sz4
ceipts 62T bales stock i64 bales '9' ''sS' re
NorfoIs March Cotton nominal niddling sssc.
paies exports to The Continent 100 bales coaswise S3S
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY MARCH 80. 1900

lambs selling at sh1I1sc country dressed spring iaoS
at So 5Od&5 80 per 90 - .,,.rage
Saies~D Harrington 1T lambs 80 70
s. 10 per 100 10: IT'S Buffalo do. so 10 al 70
rs 81 Is State sheep tculs 81 10 a. 30
Mcpherson & CO. 22s Buffalo lambs, 90 10 az mS.
10 Kentucky sheep, 1o2 10. at s. so; IL spring 'a
at IS 80 head.
s. Judd & Co: Kentucky lambs. 50 no. al - ~ 90
10 at 81 70: Kentucky spring lambs. es 10 at 81 GO
J. H. Hume & Bro. 1876 State lambs, ~ IT, " 80
20 State yearlings. 100 10. at SC 80. "a ,olS
Tobin & Shannon: 81 Buffalo lambs. lol ID az 90 -
do "A 81 20: "a Western sheep. lib 10 AT 90
Buffalo do. SIS 10, at 50 80. 900
Newton e. Co: 2Os Michigan lambs II NJ, at ~ w
NJ. Collins; 10 Pennsylvania spring lambs al ~ ."
each: do. So each. ,s,.
HOGS-Recepts were cars or 1.is2 head Incl ncuurs
Firm and higher in sympathy win
Buffalo and Western markets. A OF mixed VS.
hogs 50 per 10; primo state hogs Were
IS higher 6Qttec nedNS'
5a Q7hc medium IA 9TSc for light weights zoo
SaleS-S. Judd & Co: i69 mixed Western hoSs' 100
10 at 50 90 per 100 10.
NJ. Collins: ~ Pennsylvania pigs. 10 10, at 10 90 -
II. III. Hollis 0ate yesterday: IL state hoss io' TO-
at So 90; 10 State pigs, 81 10. at So 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-30
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

March
COFFEE-There something like bear raid by
leading operators opening Ct business
pretty
bags. times. a a decline
points opening the
selling the unsatisfactory Of the European
cables. Havre reporting decline Of I4dls Qater
declined another france and Hamburg decline of
y pfs On the other hand Rio cabed hrmness at an
advance Of 275 reis. while the market
steady maintained prices Rio together
reported only 10000 bags receipts
FOR the long large quantity Of
coffee moving OF warehouses country: yeser
days output 24o65 bags. nearly all Of local
warehouses Noon found the market fairly
sales Of L. 80 bags up
ruled Queter Of
1O615 points. Total sales futures p Spot
Brazilian coffee shade closing dull We
quote: No s. 7tsc; No =. 77sc; No g. slsc No T. sssc
Cleared Santos March IS Capri 5000 bags
Arrived NewYork steamer Penrh Castle with So SS4
bags Santos, the largest record New-York.
The Of prices in the market to-day
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-30

81 sOgss g latter white idsns: sess 20 e!y
iinsssa %: corn 1n0 I'll cake sis sis
opening YESTERDAY that wheat Tor bear day and
ad hs S H G and spt an
Portable hour at midday replacing sales made at the sta
action hy the local crowd un,nteeestlpg
SP5nn %snti9asa and at
on re sha of of their having osabSes in ee
mad here gave our market Leading g position 9sTr
noon when matters had snbsis little Ney.YoTk took
came as matter of sympat tas ith setsa in pork
un he Siose %Ses Prices
= decline on March and NC advance on other months
fstance The market although not Suiiish
added oSi5 points advance YESTERDAY while
Rnap cese h sn fns and
he a day TheTs was o nsw 4f from
official sources n which the area was SAID 20 be 10000
bush less according present outlook. St Louis de
bnynE om hat suoh denais from haV
ns 'a esfs the 2eo w receipts sd 1 s sS a
year DISPATCHES from Minneapolis contrary intorma
6r ga DAYS
calarlT Suf6 %as good yestsrdsS later reporting
from nq the sd s and Seas eop
Possibilities will equal the average Of
f bss follows So red
ssfs PHr $af b Siassss e%
s Ma"SSa s IS S9A9 RSut Il SGSS SS
1850 arrive. CORN-Considerfng the
provisions had rather an off
doing holding It's
the that in addition the influences already noted
export business of 100 loads at all ports
Traders attributed the duness to steady of sell
orders both here and West and the indifference OF
English which closed unchanged to I'D higher
West reported ecceptances small and the
weather stormy. which would tend TO operate against
although the latter has only been quite
hut the proportion of arrivals at Chicago
grading contract has been steadily ncreasng No corn
5i2c delivered and 451sc. ahoa
.OATS-The extremely dull and
more nominal change. No closed
No 3 No 2 white 32c: No white
axe track mixed 2903Oc: white 81 a35c No
white clips 32Ac. RYE Market quiet; No West
e2lkc. and No Western e2c. both afoat: State
c / NewYork CARROTS. .BARIEY-MarIet
steady: feeding 43i3G451tc. New-York; mailing. so
c 1
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Cash quotations follows: Flour steady; No
$sas; ysnSw corn, Sasse: oss. 24s4 a24ze;
Sc T N bsg ~ M assssd 81 So So prime f
timothy seed 50 90 Sl2yer CONTRACT grade 0o mess
s. 47e ribs sides noose Sc eGse so dry sailed
SHOULDERS boxed 6Aq6l.c; short clear sides boxed,
per gallon %; sugars cut loaf Sc; granulated
344c On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter mar
firm; 12a13c. Eggs steady fresh. lO4c.
Cincinnati. March 29-Flour steady. Wheat firm; No
10 mixed Ssc Rye dun So . soc Gafd Strong strong
~ Wb sc, Bulk meaIs I'm 90 I1a Bacon firm. s. %
quiet, f}sc. Cheese steady.
60 Ru;ut h Hsroh 29WhsatNo hard cash e7sc May
Corn, 36l4c.
ezsso ws @a March 2 a;aS
Barley steady; No >, 44Q44i3c; sample s9a421kc.
MINNEAPOLIS, May 29-oios e-Wheat. in store. No
t5t.c On rack-No l hard SEC: No / Northern csc: No
Northern cas- Flour higher first patents So 60
Bran unchanged
PhladeDh , Mach 291whsqt firm higher;
higher No , mixed March 42i. a42Isc Oats Stead t
No white 31lsc; No ; do. sOG30l1c No ? mixed do
per bush sSc de fair to- g p and bD Mssts 5
SOC Seeds quiet but steady. Clover Western per bush
ity 6GSc Tothy western per busS cor,o 81 aa
81 35 Butter steady fancy Western creamery 25ac do
western, 49, Southern 2c. Cheese quiet and UNI
bbls wheat bush; corn 1875 900 BUSH
10000 bush oats. 600 bush
st. Louis. March 29-C1ose-Wheat-No . red cash
5i3se; MagSh Il1sc May 7Ol9@7ossc; July. 6esc; No
s47sc july 2sc So Gs ' a7o ' March 2'c May
Toledo March 2s-Wheat active. unchanged; cash.
soc Oats dull No mixed 25c Rye dun No No m css6
sc Cloverseed active. higher for futures: prime cash
Ga s. So March new, $ % October 81 e7is No seed
81 S0d$3. OIL unchanged.
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NAVAL STORES.

There was a frmer tone market for spirits
turpenne and some asking somewhat higher
prices those quoted. Rosn ruled steady and IN
changed and pitch likewise steady Quotations
follow:
TAR-Regulars 81 90; do oil. bbs. So 60
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-J519G 56c.
81 so F. 81 50; G. 81 90; H 81 10 l. 81 q; K. 50 AS
N 81 So n, So Is; W G, SO 80; W W, So rs
STOCKS ON HAND.
Bbs
fosin 'oO'
Spirits turpsntlne 4co
Tar <ii4
Charleston March 29.-Turpentine firm; 81 &c Rosin
firm unchanged.
Savannah. March 29-Spirits turpentine firm: 53c:
cepts 27 bills sales. 327 Rosn paes nominal; other
grades firm; receipts T+7 bbs.
Wilmington March 29-Spirits turpentine firm: 52n9
53c receipts Rosin steady unchanged receipts
272 urpentine nominal: S2qS3 q: receipts
s bbls. Tar steady 81 20 receipts. 212 bbs.
London. March 29-Spirts turpentne. 40s AID
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS
NeW-York March

NewYork. March 90 1900
BEANS AND PEAS-Receivers asking about late
prices medium pea. there is a Quiet
passing and outside figures reached only
jobbng for choice quality. other state
beans dull and weak. II is quite probable conces-
would be made Il possible effect larger
sales Foreign selling fairly with steady fealsns
fine goods. We quote: Beans. marrow. choice per
1889 17Ix do medium Is. 40 NO
State and Michigan. bbs 80 171 do bags So i2lhQs2 49,
red kidney choice, 81 I0Gs2 l2k DO white kidney
choice, 81 i0qs2 AS do yellow choice 81 25qs2 49,
DO black turtle soup choice 81 s5as1 so; lima Cali
forna SO S. imported giants. So 75S2 Imported aa
s5Gsi 90: imported medium 1881 SIS green neea
bags, Scotch, bags 81 F~-A'
BUTTER-Business is slow market shows
loss not much LARGE
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Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION,
VIZ A. NJ and s - p NJ Daily except Sunday to Pitts
field; sundays only a 900 A NJ
Pullman Cars on all through trains
- Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices at IFS 2ei. AIS 1916 Rroadway -
Union So W, 235 Columbus Ave. CT West I25,b s.
1Sth St and iSsth St stations New York: sss and 72S
- az - olu1uN y 4 u. brooklyn
Islephone 1850 Cortandt'' York Central CaA
Service, baggage checked from hotel or resisnc a.
Westcott Express Company - ''SNe4Se W
GEORGE II. DANIELS General Passa,,a- A..
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Through trains leave New York. toGt q So 81
follows. and minutes earlier from w -
BOO a. m. paily.-Bufsalo ENpress-arr pu,sa. sol4
For Binghamton. Waverly Elmir3 and hl@iA-
train Coaches ard parlor 10 Buffalo - ,.,t--s1tt
ESQ 2. Daily-Chicago L4nted-r, ase.,.-5 : ~
Chicago. arriving 20 Arr &c y-x
m Seepers 10 Chicago Cleveland CINCINNATI Hlh.s
?.3O D m Daily.-Buraio and Cleveiand ~ Yss-ss
RunaO TO5 Bradford ~ Jarestowr Nv any :, Fa1-s3
town 10 - a. m, Cleveland ls.so p m Sieepe's "
and Cleveland cafe -, Wayerl.
DIS d m Daily-Sod train Tor Bngharnt0n r,,r1rast
Elmira. Chicago. SleePers 90 Buffalo. Chicas''
Dining Az Ae-
YyNICKETS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND - ~ az Dost-
COMBINATIONS at Ill H. col sei Sc =, charnesls
way East i2sth ST and 21S West lstA SS1 sutton
and West Esd ferries New York - AZ hossn AL
ST 9s broadway Brooklyn 122 River ST. lila - Al
Jersey CITY station. New York IrArslx 90
checks baggage TO Destination
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BALTIMORE & Ohio r. R.

FOR THE WEST. a
Leave New York South Ferry tWhrehau Terminal. -
foot Of Liberty street
'Daily. Except sunday. tSurtay]
CHICAGO, $50 a m, LIBERTY street oily, in :
and 10. 10 night. -.
PITTsBURG 40 a m liberty street Oniyl. ~
D -l2 10 night.
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. 1000 a n. SIS p y
'12 10 night.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE tSt0, 1000 ess@ss
'l190 CDnsr). II 90 ?. DINER, I'D DE-.
'3eO CRoyal Limited exclusively Pullman Train 20 Ia
and Cafe. 400 Diner. -555 p DINER. and ~
night NORFOLK. IL D
All Illuminated Ptntsch Lght =.
Offices; ll3 172 POI. +34 1874 Broadway .25 Jnia -
W. I21 Bowery. y Y 800 Fulton s. Brccklyn; "
hall Terminal ard Liberty St Baggage checked il
hotel residence 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-30

The Bombay weekly receipts
against 5000 last year; since January
000 afoat 1000 against Is 600 Shipments
january. bales, against 5000:
shipments Continent 1909 against 900: since
January against 22l 600 Exchange spe
Liverpool cables spot IN moderate demand.
sales bales speculation and 500 American.
receipts. 10000 bales: American. 10000; middling
7-l6d. opened quiet. partially l-64d
decline: AZ dull 3-64Ql Ro4d decline;
closed quiet 4d decline: December-Jan
uary 26b; January February, i2i1zb. March, 5.l9b;
March prI. 51sb; April May. 5.l5b; MayJune.
June-Jay 5lOIzs; Juy-August 5oss; AugustSepember,
e2b September October, 4ii1zb; Ocfober-Novernber.
! a3hs: acknowledgements. i2Sb. Observation-Disclosures
quiet. Very little doing in cloths.
HOIASSES AND SYRCPS-Cal for molssses small
the close. Syrups moderate export demand at
fun quotations Quotations follow: NewoIleans oentrif-
uga common 1i4I3c: fair lsglsc; good. 2oQ2Sc prime,
36qS7c; New-Orlears kettle i4q55e Puerto Rico.
3s0 i0c: yrups 171l9c; fair l3ai4c: good
ice: prime 2Ud22c; fancy. 23q27c.
FIoITR AND MEAL-Indcations early in
pointed fair trade in -four but the late collapse of
trhears buyers withdraw before
transacted. The close quiet but
prices Spring patents So 70qs3 S5:
strags s. 5as3 55 winter patents s. sass so spring
clears 81 s5dS2 No winter. 81 s0dS2
winter 81 eoas2 49, grade, 81 50@sls per ton,
spot RYE FDDUR-Dull: fair good
81 e0@s3 20; choice 10 fancy: s. 2oass so CORN
BAG MEAi<-steady: fine white and yellow socqs1:
$40 sacks arrive 200 10 $40 30; winter bran
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA & WESTERN
WEST SHORER.R

a. rams leave Franklin St Station. n. Y as follow.
'l.t3S p M. CONTINENTAL. I,INITE,p g.. 49,.
80 Chicago and St Louis. Dining Car ''i De'i"i'
.6;Io =. NJ. Chicago and ST. Louis Iir,,,ss
tSr5O +. M Buffalo and Niagara Fails ESn-0.
'oiIo p NJ. Detroit and Chicago Express
Daily. Except Sunday.
Time tables at principal hotels and ONE. pa~~.~
checked from hotel residence aeo
c E. LAMBERT. General Passenger Axsn,
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. March 29-spring wheat. No hard. spot SIC
Northern Tehc: No Northern I5isc winter wheat,
No red &c: mixed 7Sc: white. 7212c bid. Corn
strong; yellow. 42&c No yellow 42i2c: No vel
low acc. No corn 42Lc: No 3 &c Oats dull;
No 2 white 2os. a3Oc: No 3 white. 29a29Ac: No white,
2s%c; No mixed. 2612c No 3 mixed. 26c. Rye NO
nomnaly 63a64c.
Chicago. March 23.-The leading futures ranged
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LEHiCH VALLEY.

stations Foot OF West sd. Cortlaaa add DeSosossS
tPenna z r Ferries
TINE other ngurs COrtanit or ~.
Streets. Daily sunday. sunday raves
trains daily SUNDAY leaves Is eSuDday leaves
\ sunday leaves 6.lS pm. sunday ave- SIS Pm
Is, ZOO A. NJ. Local for EASTON -. v.,rIs -
.7.5J. Is. 10A NJ For BU IF ALo NlAtSt.S - CO
West and principal local points. PaTor sa1 uiui"= -
meets for Coal BrarchcS' ..ono 81.
+.iI.55, 1900 Noon. BLACK DtaMONSs sl9
PaESS." HandSOmes train u the W0rid Sesr9
5 connecting Win -lv-
To Detroit AID Chicago Dining scrv.cc "a NTCI
sl2.S5. l.00p N. For WlLkh 5oizrs
R3.55 1I6E n CCal Branches and inter in,@i-'9 -
ysS.iO y5.SOP NJ Local for MATCH SHJNA TOR Vac
hiCaS0 NeStibulc LlAi-1S Ch.czSs
ARA FALLS and points West Through sleeping rs
:z.a5. soc Expos ton Express FOR Se'f-N--
TORONTO. -. ,,>-,,rSvrR BrFFA1S
Sleeping ii ago skcsSs
SO ~ ISEtEIG) apd BOUND BROOK socaiS 80 II
Surf,- - 10 - 10 80 .6a So - - s. =
Tickets AM pullman recommendations al S NJ Ave y
1854 Broadway Union square West; s+a a1rjos
FultOn = RdWy and Annex 500 ossnS
y Y Trnnsfer Co viii call fer and cheek eassase w.
ses.tcncs through 10 destination
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WASHINGTON AND THE sorr

75J SIS SOY 1910 CDesbrossss and C..,.
W. ,Dining Car. i05j Dining Can ~ SS--r>sa
tDesoross.-S and Cortlandt Streets 20 4 . . 20
maj LIN all FarloT and Dining Cars n ~
OHM can. 40 DINING Carr . % N I, = ~
cong sssional Linn" all Parlor and rt,i --aS 81
30. as Dining Car. 455 (Dining Ca-1 ~ cas.
SOUTHERN RAILwAY-"FIorfda Lir,,,es.. - =.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAII -sS Aq q,sn5 daily
AfhANTfc S co1sT L1SE ? # l6 aaly s,
CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAII.wAY-7a5 N Ga.E
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOI.K.-7x
~ week S-l1y! and 5 50 ,, m daily 80 Ia
and Corandt streets 30 D m, VIZ d al 'OsSs-usi
Cestiouled Trains Buffet ParIor Cars ana s,s-.ss
CAPE MAY.-i255 p m weex-tavs
For points New York and Long Branch 9ar-,.s 49,
West Twenty-third Street station1 "a Fs'r1sd esa
from Dessrosses and corti3n- s 3 a m IS
Iz2o 80. and $40 D. m Sundays o IS a.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
GO Deshrosses and CortIandt Streets & on 79z -
s2 s5$ O. Is s.55 Peana LIrtad0 10 IN -. ~
Car 11s5 1255 40 DesbrosssS and md eo ,1i,
streets I'D. 80. % 355 425. Dining -
p: m. u 10 night, sundays $40 a. 's7T ~ %
tSmitetD. a5s 1O55 Dining Can - = ~
DINING Carr. 325 355. d (Dfning car = n.y.
night. ' 80 p n. eD
Ticket Offices Nos 46i. 90 1893 1854 III and 1s1
asIor douse West Twenty third Ttreet srs,s-.
Court Street SEQ Fulton STreet as P-l4 srsets
Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn: station a.
CITY The New York Transfer Company Wi; -
and check baggage from hotels and residence 81 y
Telephone s14 Eighteenth Street for Pennsy,v.n, s
J. B. HUTCHINSON 7 D vroo-
~ee4- Sehsra4 Fass'r Az.-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-30

oIIoN-Ihere was but little in the way OF new
speculation in cotton Evening between the longs and
shorts the PRINCIPAL business Of the session
At times there considerable selling under
which the market rapidly Opening with prices
point higher TO points lower selling sud
oeny developed with but little
n Of sellers attracted favorable
ter II the from The South respecting the
Of tie new crop While somewhat conflicting, there
much talk Of planting
ton for the more southerly localities with practically
planting reported the \
good deal Of had lately s0d upon bas
Of heavy acreage, a proptous nearly
purchases Of fertilizers.
This ed to caution However the market
showed weak undertone throughout The
English decline was attributed by private cables chiefly
bearish this side
almost entirely lacking outside support.
pended covering by shorts
noting further decline
@a1s-6id in futures with Manchester quiet and
Following the opening call the market broke sharply
There general and heavy selling
which increased the decline 7d1S points. which
level the market Closed. steady in
The OF prices the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-30

Rio-Coffee market firm; No Z Rio. 9s525 exchange.
316d receipts 1000 bags; cleared for the United
1000 bags; stock. COZ .000 bags.
The statistical position coffee follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-30

SHORT ROUTE TO THE PARIS EXPOSITION
HOLLAND AMERICA LINE
New fork-Rotterdam-Am via
met 80 hours distant from either Paris London.
New twin screw steamers Potsdam Satendau and
Rotterdam Spring rate: First class. and upward:
second class S42oO All other steamers class
OF cabin passengers 1877 upward
Apply 10 HOLLAND AMERICA LINE 50 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-30
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Electro Pneumatic SIz,af,
stations In New York. foot Of Liberty Sd
and South Ferry.
Leaving time from South Ferry Is The sar,a -. a..
Liberty ST. except when noted 1850 ~ luu
Trains leave foot Of Liberty ST.
For Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk a.
400, st:i5. 1910 A VI. (sf2-OO 70 Essro-1 "a
s4:4O. AS, $3.50 Easton) P NJ SUNDAYS 80
600 70 Easton) A NJ. ST 90 $50 $500 p vi "a"
For Wilkesbarre. Pittston and Scranton -4Ta Al.
A NJ 40 p NJ sundays. '4.so a. "
For Reading and Harrisburg 400 s4-a0 IN -a.o
1000. IL 80 20 Reading A NJ $50 "a 80 $40 ss5S
$3.50 70 Reading P. NJ. s12:15 night SUNDAYS am
to Reading P NJ. sl2:15 night S'
For stations the NEW YORK AND LONG Rp sNr-r
R r. $50 $3.50 70 Red Bank OuIyl $50 fse- Al :,
Red Bank onlyl 1870 a. NJ. Cs1 - and 4:I0 10 ass
Red Bank onlyl A. NJ. $500 P. N
FOR LAKEWOOD and Lakehurst .4:30 as.sp A
NJ. as $3.50 1910 $500 P NJ sundays sob A v
For Toms River and Barnegat. 80 a9:30 A. NJ
81 AS 1910 P. NJ. sundays '1O-l5 A NJ
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. .4:30 A VI sf5 an
NJ Atlantic City special with vestibuled Coaches ana