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New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
FROST DAMAGES CROPS.
LOW TEMPERATURES ALARM F .:2taERS
Up THE STATE.
FRUIT TREES AND BERRY BUSHES SUFFER.
AND SPRING GROWTH GENERALLY
is RETARDED.

Fruit farmers and market gardeners in many
oarts Of this State particularly in the Catskill
region and on Long Island, and also in New-Jersey,
ara considerably alarmed the prospects of
severe damage 10 their fruit crops. which the
eeosonably cold weather OF the present month has
already inflicted and will continue TO iniict. in
rapjdlv increasing ratio. unless the temperature
takes sudden change. Berry bushes just budding
toward the close of April. have had their tender
leaves shrfvelled black and limp by the cold night
winds Of May Fruit trees along whose tendrils the
sap was running freely. have been set back many
-xcel in their growth and among the garden
truck tomato plants and others Of the kind that
are usually sprouted under glass and then set out
ia tho open to grow have suffered alarmingly by
the low temperatures
OF course. this opportunity Will be seized to
start exaggerated reports for the purpose of in
ruencing the markets. Already alarming rumors
have been set aioat presagng the entire ruin of the
strawberries in certain regions, followed by pre-
ci-,ions that the price viii be higher than ever
;lis wear but these reports viii be taken at dis
count b. those who have often heard them be-
fore Nevert heless. there is more foundation than
usual this spring such tales. and 100000 perhaps
would be too large an estimate OF the damage
already done by the late arrival Of warm weather
- <ar in New-York and New-Jersey.
Tho choice strawberries raised in East Jersey
viii be scarce this year. about so per cent Of
the plants destroyed by the recent frost. The
Hilton and other berries widely known by
reason Of their large size and luscousness, many
OF them ranging from fifteen to twenty berries to
she quart Henry Jerolman, a large grower at
Hilton. said yesterday that the strawberry crop
had been ruined. and the growers in the Hilton
belt estimated their losses at $4,000
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. May II, 1900
C0FFEE-The heaviness o. 81
local coffee market gave this squirt
bull speculation and general optimism. The foreign
averaged considerably better than hoped for the sa
tice situation showed improvement respects.
while the spot demand quicaened appreciably. with in
Vestment interest quite
in tone, with prices unchanged higher This
increased q o
which level there
of the session. Sentiment quite friendly
prejudice still marked in others. The close firm.
with prices showing a advance of 10 points.
Brazilian port receipts We're again small at 1900 bags
while the Withdrawals from American warehouses
day showed fair total 5000 bags contributed
few buying orders. prominent outside
bought in conservative Shorts be
covering from time notably deliver
Total sales IL $50 The
coffee quiet but steadier. in sympathy with
futures and the rise abroad. Quotations. however
not changed ranging about the basis of 7l2c for Rio
No invoice lots. The has
8, 00o bags. presumably o
The of prices in the local to-day
W.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
OTHER MARKETARY rELEGRAPH

GhiCag@ May 1l-Cattle-Receipts. 2.O0o head;
Best on sale to-day G2Ia Native good
&c prime steers Sl0S5 So poor medium 25dS4 So
selected feeders 81 5d -: mixed sockers 81 15dS+
HINt 90; hetfers 81 Pa g.:
Si 10; calves 81 5ONS6 80 steers SASS 90
Texas bulls, 81 2Jds3 10 HOgs-Recepts to-day
head tomorrow, 1900 estimated over 500 Active
steav 20 strong Ton s. 45 mixed 1OG
- is good to choice heavy 81 251S5 ~: heavy
s. lodS5 20: light s5dS5 So bulk sales 7is
good to choice wethers 50 3JdSl choice mixed
S3dSJ 90 Western sheep 81 506S5 yearnGs 16S6
native lambs, S5dSI 40: Western lambs. S66S1 40
Cincr natl. May 11-Fogs dull S3GS2 10 Cattle steady
81 J0dS6 %.
East Liberty, May 1f.-Catte steady at yesterdays
prices Hogs active and higher prime
mediums, 81 3R s. heavy Yorkecs 81
do 81 3odS5 81; pigs. OGS5 -; skips S3 5OdS4 so
rouchs Sc I5d 81 90 Sheep strong
- 80: 50 50dS3 30: choice lambs lOdS6 90
common TO good, S44SS %; veal calves S6dS6 so
East Buffalo. MAY 11.-Receipts sale and through
cattle sheep and ended
to-day Cattle, cars: lambs
co hogs. - Shipments-Cate sheep
and lambs 20 hogs. rs Cattle
Fair supply. good demand but lower. The
GS6 81. with few sales at higher figures Sheep
ambs-Ohernss liberal demand fair. prices lower Lambs
choice TO extra Sc 7!@Sd 90 good choice So 50ds6
sheep strong mixed S56S5 80 wethers 81 40aS5 60:
heavy 81 506s4 -; yearlings 81 G0as5 90; load
mand. market TisG1Oc higher; heavy So mixed
60; Workers s. 55aS5 light Workers. asa
s. 90 pics 50 +0aS5 80; roughs $5GS5 To- stags
81 10 C'ose
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12

CoTTON-Taken a whole the market for cotton
futures active to-day with general ruling
OF sentiment besrsh under continued
from the crop centre and persistent the
ing summer month bull was withdrawing from the
ket The cables from Liverpool altogether 5
good as hoped for by friends OF the staple and but few
supporting orders appeared from public foreign
contingent The trade disposed
gresstveness on small scale devong attention the
fall and winter deliveries. The opening quiet
easy. with prices unchanged points lower. Up to
midday there little subsequent variation values
but in mdafternoon feeling Of heaviness settled
the market under forecasts for clear and mild
over the belt during the ensuing thirtysix hours and
Quickenng Of selling for both While
decidedly firm a roundup Of beated
failed display their
rather leading in the downward
ket The decline small create much stir but
proved sufficient instill confidence circles
the late rregularty the South sold the October and
January options in quiet The week statistics
from New-Orieans and Liverpool made little change in
the views OF the local trade having pretty thoroughly
discounted. According adviccS planters
making rapid progress with all field the
coming good stands sections her
about all that could be asked. complaints Of
cool nights received, but damage
reported. The market finally quiet and steady with
May points higher and other months Unchanged 10 4
points lower.
The prices in market to-day
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
WARING WILL CASE DECISION REVERSED.

The Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court
yesterday handed down a decision reversing an
order granted by Justice Bookstaver to Ferdi-
nand Baltes executor of the will of Edmund
Waring. This order required the Union Trust
Company to pay the executor s13o,446 although
the company had already paid the money
claimed the heirs, in accordance with agree
ment reached by them Justice Bookstaver de-
cded that a will could not be broken merely by
agreement among the heirs. and he ordered tho
company pay the money to the executor The
company appealed. The Appellate Division holds
a question OF the kind cannot be settled by a
order Of the Court, but only after regular
trial the order is therefore reversed. but with
permission to the executor TO bring suit.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
SCANNELL UPHELD on APPEAL
COLONEL JUssEN's DISMISSAL HELD TO BE
LEGAL.

The Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court yes
terday gave opinion setting aside judgment
obtained by Colonel Carl Jussen against Fire Com
missioner Scanneu. and holding that Mr.. Scannell
had the right dismiss Colonel Jussen from the
Office of Secretary the Fire Department three
years ago. The suit Of Colonel Jussen for rein
statement the Office, which he had held from
March, 1867, January, 1898, tried before JUS
tice McAdam and jury a year ago. Colonel JUS
got verdict in his favor. ordering his rein
statement and a personal judgment against Mr..
Scannen for s. 323 81. The salary Of Colonel Jussen
had been 5000 a year. He was removed from the
Office of secretary 70 the Fire Department without
charges Commissioner Scanneil holding that the
position confidential and not subject to Civil
Service regulations Colonel Jussen brought suit
on the ground that veteran he could not be
removed except for cause. after g. hearing of
charges.
Corporation Counsel Whalen appealed from the
verdict In favor Of Colonel Jussen, and the
was argued before the Appellate Division last
month. In the opinion handed down Yesterday. the
Court holds that the position held by Colonel JUS
sen was confidential one. and that under the law
Mr.. Scannell had the right to dismiss him without
oh
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12

s' :: g 100 3 s. At :s !: 3 a. :. g IS
sa' lse ss & S @ 81 At 3d. ds DO % so p St
2 do o r. c"lysr a s 90 IS S ehsasG s steers 4s n s.
IS aa Ira & DO lsas n
e6x e5 s. s56 10 bull 1870 d 81 7o I3ao s. To-
s fS,4 81 h a do lo$5 H. d. S as do
lss Menhes;os m g. & Co % u II stable fed
s. 10 bulls i22 4 DO @ 1oa6 % DO at rs s. IS 80 al
no m a. go II 10 ga at 81 TO- do 16e n at 81 o5 Y I7o
g go d Do a o $ 10 le as g. & 81 nee da o. 80 q s. &
do $50 is at g 50. " - '' 80 '' at y O''
at S @ G d. = o ssGs Re fed @ X Ia o is p
a. bulls n Ii3s 3 n at 81 a25 10 at s. So DO
No. slns ss rs at s ss1 5o 2 ls M at s $ z qs $40 n
go Judd Co.. bulls s52 NJ at 81, cows. 80 n at
n j. a. g :, cgr'is or Sen bull $40 n 81; 2 cows sa
CALyEs ;N Recspts lO7s head all for the market
was active at advance Yesterdays ruling
e. sosI s:T per 100 s @ nay cu at
9se per ID; country dressed Ta9sc: little calves at
hss n IN at vsal' S. s SO 81 II % oa the
Nelson: calves 40 ~ 3D. at IT, s. s. - fed do e2s
>, g Curtis * Son: 81 veals 12e ~ at SO So do 50
i. 4 Hollis; . yeas 1873 at ss s71a s. do is5 ~
do JeIl9e Wright Coz l1a veals. n at So co. 1O5
10 81 - - "' '''' u'' iV'
M Andrew Mullen: mixed calves 1os 10 at S. 80: 8 do
SHEEP AND IAMBs-Receipts were 10 cars or . s2s
market or which 4 and
Shep We're quiet at steady prices: opened steady
70 traction higher but buyers did pay any
aGVaiice ana the feeling trihe at the
All the stock was wanted Common TO prime clipped
sneep spid at SigS35o loo 10. ordinary to choice
lambs at s. s7 clipped cus s. 20; spring lambs at
S5uSo per head and nearly a deck OF Southern lambs
at ec per ~ Dressed mutton steady. Sd Zoe per ~
iSs anns higher at l0n 3e. with
81 country dressed spring lambs selling
>, per carcass; prime city dressed high SO so
Newton CO.. Co veals. 1si 10 81.
CO - veas l32 rb at 81: 16T do.
NJ E9Hins; veaIs 100 10, at S. -.
calves 100 n So, mixed veas 124 o at Sc o. fed
y, sslesmJ H. Hume Bro 30 clipped State lambs
10 average at 81 3Ii2 m; do ~ at s. a5
C,,ppe9 state sheep and lambs. mixed, co ~
S1pps S1pped state sheep. 95 N. at So 95.
spring lambs at SO each " 90 F'
Newton & Co: 80 clipped lambs J6 NJ at 81: a5
epped state sheep % No. at S4 75 spring
Collins: 115 clipped Buffalo lambs 10 ~ at 81 so
20 harrington 2ls unshorn Buffalo lambs. N. at
Tebin shannon: 40 clipped lambs u n at
- -; II Gull do 81 NJ at 50 80; clipped Buffalo
y II; WilksTson 50 Virginia spring lambs. 81 10 So
> sanders: clipped State sheep. 115 n. at So:
clipped bucks. 1i5 NJ at 81.
ing 10 head for the market. Firm all weights
IIme state hogs were quoted 81 1OGS5 per
aS, 30 Country dressed steady at 6a7s4c per for
Sales-H. H Hollis Oae Yesterday: o State nirs 100
10 average at 80 90 per 100 n: rough $50
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
S slUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston Nav 11-Cotton quiet: middIing. a9sc low
mddng 9lsc: good ordinary. SAc receipts. 141 bales
stock. 1SS66
Baltimore. Nav 11--Cotton nominal middling. 9Tse:
low middling, I-16c; good ordinary.
21oa; the Continent 1.4o3; stock. 3.S13.
Savannah MAY 11.-Cotton quiet: middling. 7-l6c:
low middling. 316c: ordinary 11-I6c receipts
43S bales; exports cOastwse. 2jl sales. 15O stock
Memphis. May 11.-Cotton quiet middling Ice low
mddng l-I6c good ordinary 1l-Iec receipts III
bales: shipments 121 sales 300 stock 1900 sea 1899
126. sos.
St Louis MAY 11-Cotton quiet; middIing. 9ssc: low
mddng Ice; good ordinary.
bales: gross 139; shipments. 57s; stock ~ 069.
New-Orlears Nav 11-Cotton steady: m Hing. 7-Iec
low mddng 3 Ice; good ordinary SIZE receipts
bales: exports the Continent. $3.50 coastwise S.
sales 1000: stock corrected 163, $50.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York
BEEVES-Recepts 173 cars. or 3O95 head in
cluding slaughter
the market. all the Jersey City
exception Of / There a strong active
market all cattle. and prices
with early clearance Common
solo at / n. a fat az
bulls So .OGs4 20 and 81 5OQS4 Dressed
IL 10
native sides. Gables quoted London weak and
weight: prices lower at Liverpool l1taalac.
refrigerator beef lower per No
change price for live sheep No shipments of cattle
sheep beef from this port day. Tomorrow the
Mantcu will he laden with $40 cattle and about JI2
quarters Of beef the Europe with cattle the Erua
with quarters beef the Ontario Hull will
lake i5G cattle making the total shipments this
nor ending Saturday May /
/ l2o sheep and II, s54 quarters OF beef
Saes-Newtou 10 stable steers
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. May u.-CIosing: Wheat-Spot dull: No l
California IS 3da6s Sid No Northern spring.
futures quiet July, IS Sd September, 17sd- Corn
Spot steady; American mixed new. Is. 11sd futures
quiet; May. "A Had July Us Md; September, 3 IL sd
Peas-Canadan IS 9d. Hops at LOudon-Pacifc Coast
steady f2 15sfsf3 15s Beef steady; India mess
sos prime mess. 1}s Sd Pork steady prime West
6Is Cd. Hams-Short cut IA 16 10. steady. Cd
Bacon dull Cumberland ~ 30 10. steady. Ais:
short rib, Is 81 10 ais; long clear mddes. light 30
cd long clear middies heavy. 81 10.
short clear backs III Is M 36s clear bellies II 16
ShOuderS-Square II 10 II 10 Lard
Prime Western, in terces, firm. 35s Cd: American
fined pals. steady. 3Ts. Butter-Finest good
'nited States nominal Cheese-AmerCan finest white,
5ss American finest eolored firm 62s Cd ordinary
new. Talow-Frime city. dull. 2Ts Cd Australian
London. steady, 2Is I'd Cotonseed oIIulI refined.
May-Augus steady 2is Turpentine-Spirits Arm. +5s.
Rosin- Common steady IS Petroleum Refined. Il2d.
l oil Sd.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
DAMAGE TO CROPS IN wEsTcHEsTER.

The cold weather of the last two days has caused
much damage to gardens and fruit trees in West
County. In the northern part of the county
the frost severe Thursday night, and ice
formed on many patches of still water. Many
farmers report that all their vegetables that were
up such beans. asparagus, egg plants and to-
rtatoes. were totally destroyed. The fruit growers
were unable 10 guard against such cold spell and
have suffered a heavy loss. most OF the buds
on the peach. plum and cherry trees de-
stroyed. The grape and strawberry crops
greatly injured.
4 number of gardeners employed estates along
the Hudson River. who hurried their vegetables
cut Of the hot houses in the recent warm spell had
their crops ruined.
The gardeners say that they cannot recall such
cold weather so late in the season. Some OF them
picked up pieces of ice a quarter Of inch in
thickness from shallow ponds.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
DELAWARE. lACKAwANNA & WESTERN
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York.
as follows. and minutes eariier from w. sd ST.
200 a. m Daiiy-SOlid train for Buffalo. N
Binsha-nton. Waverly. Emira and Bradford Coaches
parlOr and cafe dining
10 o. naily-6'kcagO Limited-Fas. mafi-sold
train 10 Chicago. arriving 80 Arr Cleveland
10 Chicago. Cleveland.
.:'o m Daly.-Bufao and Cleveland Express-arr.
Buffalo 1.C5 Bradford jamestown and YOungz-
and CleVe Veland Cafe car
D-I5 p. m. Daly.-SOd for Einghamton Way
ery Elmva. Chicago SIeepers uffalo Chicago Gin
cinnati. Dining
FNICkETS. LOCAL TINE CARDS and PULLMAN AC.
l. COMMOpATiONS III 1t2 26i s0f and a5T Rroad-
loo East l25th and ga I25th ST Chambers
and West 23d ferries and Fulton
ST. es Broadway. brooklyn i22 River St Hoboken AMI
Jersey station transfer Co calls for and
-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
Go Ubom Ct Alan Concern.


ERN DISTRICT OF NEw-YORK, ss.:
Whereas a libel and petition filed in the District
Court Of the United for Southern Of
Nov York on the day OF February. 1900 by
CabirI OF the steam tug 20 l.. HalenbecE"
engines boilers tackle apparel and furniture, for
n,itaon of his liability. all loss. destruction
aye and injury disaster and the stranding
o. dredge and waterboat
dav OF October 1890 and for loss damage arising
tberefrom and on which the
then engaged; - -, -,
given a stipulation pay into Court the OF Thirty
one thousand three hundred twenty-seven Dollars
S31 and interest the appraised value OF said
steam and freight pending;
Now therefore in pursuance OF the monition issued
nv the said Court directed and delivered. l do
CT claiming damages for loss.
stru Injury occasioned by the said
aster and the said strandng the said voyage
and make due OF their respective claims
r,,omas Alexander Esq L. :. Commissioner. at his
oMca Room 60 General Postoffce Building Borough
NJ Manhattan City Of New York before the l4th
isv Of August 1900 O'Clock. A. NJ and also
10 appear before said building August
IA ieOn at eleven o'clock a. NJ and
and peton will be defaulted barred
from participation In the said stipulation
Dated. New York. May End 1900
WILLIAM HENKEL.
United States Marshal
FOLEY WRAY TAYLOR.
Proctors for Petitioner II Wall Street. Borough OF
Manhattan. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12

cartons. 10 bags fb cartons and 10 bags or fin.
granuiated 2c Eagle fine granuated granu-
N and CO. 8 4soc No 4I5c; No 8 47oc; No g. 4.65c;
no 46oc; No :. 455c; No o. 4.50c; TO- 4Jc: No
H. 44oc Nos IL 13. il. Is and I6 435c. Raw sugar
was strong but quiet all day with final bids unchanged
for 50 test muscovado and 3c moIasses sugar
Inere We're no sellers at these importers holding
on for materially higher figures in view of the change
IN feelfng abroad The cables reported sugar in
London firm and higher with present month rated
ios I'd and next month los 6ad Cane sugar was quiet
put rm win Java quoted lbs load and fair refn-
ing lis 9d. ~
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12

Liverpool. May IL, p. m.-Cotton-Spot fair
mand prices in buyers favor American mtltng I16i
sales Of the day 10000 bales Of which 900
included American
Receipts. bales all American. Futures opened and
closed quiet at the american Iniil!nS
Nav > 10 Gid buyers: MAY June. Is Gid buyers
June and July CID sellers: July and IL
: l4-64d September. q sellers:
September and October sellers; October
and November -64d bsyers: November December
! 6l04 Gid buyers: December and January. -
S64d buyers; January and February. p 6iQi 26
buyers; February March. 1 % 6id buyers.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
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AND DEsBRossEs AND tCRTLtsIi siIIH1s
.Ss, s rem s:sis::s .sss sss
siasi:s. szcept where othsFsise note., s'fss'
New York to Psbu 9 ,~S 90, hsss m sr pnros %
s2h as n Ne ss1 sS1s1es I7>I 70 PI,ssegrs
PENSs4tHNIs Ns TFiSiSsFf D"Im., ana fIfyelisa
sScsRes cS D9ns seaaG s%o 4ss s'a
cG1cxao 1t:Stt5 sNb ss 5"s: sF LOUIS Express
apol,s via Cincinnati and LoGsviile,. Indian
''2S Ts,df p: W. wEsTEisN ExPREss-For Chicago. For
'SS SSrF r asro, e. sogTHWEsTERN ExPREssFot Pits
'sS SSica:o r NJ P1cIFIc ExPREss-ror rf.tseu1s ana
s sis.I,1.M r. MAIL AND ftsse a Buffet
hug points fSEs VEST to a9Sna S sxesps eas' ass kSsy
DaF ds,9 1S1o q E Csnd, s.r.s.s s. 3
GoT,IaSds spsRps sr c@F 40 m" * a ~
S $50 al dbn5s Pr5.o carr sP ss Ssfs % p b si.ss M
coneyess2955,is 95 s1s io5s cDnins Ca) III IS 3
night Dining Carr. Dining Can, 8 Is ,. M no
nirbf sBsy RAILwAY-Express a25 as .. rn
NeRfStK ana Stx AND WESTERN RALwAY-FOr Memphis
APLANTIG a TIC COAST LfSEIExPars, T passs SIS m and
'ts,hsAPGAKE says dIG OHIO RAILwAY-755 a. week
foR Week 4Lp POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-7.ss
ATLANTIS IaNTgS fiTv and : 55 ? ul daily.
Taa see'' sss p8o 2 n srs5sa.s
For I-i<-'Es n. weekdays
West T 1 on New York and Long Hranch Railroad fsrors
SOS a1S third Street Ststio7l. s55 a. II 40
(,ro,, 500 D. m. a m. AS
70 ~ ,Desbrosses CcrtIandt Streets) m.
s,o Foso PHnLxDEIraiA SsnSsIi aiI a rn 'la n
and C0rtlandt Streets 2O). =. 7S5-
and COL gn % 70 Penua IdmteD. 10 10 Oe-nrosses
Ca- g,shdt Streets, fO.2M Dining f0Ss Dining
Streets % ao a. =, ioS 40 Ueshro:zs. and Cortands
y m 'rIaning IN In Carr IS Dining Carl 75s s.s ss5
a. Lmited1 "a 81 5Snaays, oIo 80 80 10
s, CsTn BPS 255 25 Dining Dining
to-, LINING Carr, 755. SIS. e2s II. 10 night.
v ofces Nos 46i. 1854 m and 2sf Broad
House: West Twenty-thiTd Street
T r stations foot Of Desbrosses Cortandt Streets:
street, s6O Fulton Street Broadway and
Annex Station. Brooklyn Station. Jersey
Ihe New York Transfer Company call for
20 sneek baggage from hotels and residences through
road Cab Service "
d d. HUTCHINSON. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
lEHlCH VALLEY.

Stations t0rtand DesDrCsses Street
(Penns. r. Il. Ferries
Dther figures COrlald DesbrOseoD
Streets Daily exceps sunday sunday leaves > Pn other
tSunday leaves 6ti sunday leaves % An
4 xSuuda Sunday leaves 5i0
I-65l, 90 NJ. Local for EASTON-
80, For BUFFALO, NIAGARA FAILS and
West principal local points Paror and DniGg cars Con-
necrs Coal Prsns hesf - -
the world Limited seating
capacity connecting with through Seepes
% Detroit and Chicago Dinin, service "a carte.
sl2,55. Loo p. x.( For WlLkES-bAkltl SCRANTON
<SSI m Branches and Intermediate points.
y.SIG vi.2GP.M Local NAUCI CHUNK
~51l d. Chicago NtStibule l4ilted FOR Slae-
ARA points West Through Sleeping Gers 70 Chicago
...S3 500 Exposition Express for BUFFALo ADD
's.J5 900 r.M. For ITHACA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
thicagO-
so PLAINFtELD and BOND BROOK, locals daily except
Tickets and Pullman accommodations l 6I re @ 81 and
li broadway Square West 2t5 Columbus ASe > L
ruton station BrooSlyn,
n T. Transfer Co from Assa q
serIdence through destination
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

FOR The WESr-
New York south Ferry (WAitehaH TerminaD. Aaa
foot OF Liberty street
sDaiiy. Except Sunday. tSundayA
CHICAGo .a3o a. m Q-iberty stree, onIyj .l:3o Q. u
and '12- 10 night
% "l2 10 night.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE SEQ 1000 (Diner,.
sll30 m Dner) tl-oo p. m Diner). sl30 (Dinsr),
'seo CRoyal Limited exclusively Pullman Train, Diner
and Cafel. .A55 (Dnerl 'oo3 D. m (Dner). and si2io
night NORFOLK. tIO0 D. m.
Al trains are ulHInratef With tintsch Light
w 1917 Bowery. n Y; ss9 Fulton St Brookiyn. Wn,SSS
hall Terminal and Liberty Baggage Checked fro,~
or residence destination. 'S-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-12

The weekly report from Secretary Hester. the New
Orleans Cotton Exchange brought into
sight this week to be 4046s bales against 20 LAT bales
last 81, 792 bales A. 421
three years ago The total amount brought into sight
September 1924. IFS bales,
bales last 1851 bales in 1898 and bales
n 1897
Receipts cotton the ports to-day week
compared with the totals OF week previous and this
ueek lasfN