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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Network, 3.
ETE,S-Receipts II cars. including
Tor alive. 26 for city ssughterers and .
fer the market, Very little doing A few and bulls
caange1 hands steady prices Dressed beef fair
msnd BieHs-c n for native sides with
Tas1 London ana Liverpool cables unchanged
Exports ~ beeves 30 sheep Trinidad
Bermuda ana 20 sheep on the Naravsl to the West
Indies No sh pments reported for Friday.
per 100 n: DO 100 n. s. 80; n al
%: l bull. 1890 n. 81 =.
CALVES Receipts were S52 head including 50 for
butchers go for the The feeling arm on
light supplies good l5c higher The pens
we're cleared Common choice sold al s4GSG per
100 City dressed little firm
7lsc per n. with Of the sales 7GS;zc country
dressed sold 5asc. little calves 4G5c
c. Curtis & Son; II veals 70.
at So per n; lib n, 50: DO I0l n al
g sTls "a 10 81 n. at s. 90 DO 70 NJ 81. 10.
newton q o.: 10 veals. lib n, at SIS: do. rs n
a 81.
Jeliine Wright CO.. as vsals. 100 at 81 so 10 do
iG4 n a 81
George Dllenhack 5 veals 1874 10 at S. IS
SHEEP AND I-AMBS-Fscsipts .
head market and. counting stale stoca
sale. of which AZ Jersey
" ! Very on md
good sheep a trine irm In active demand
good handy higher. The peas were cleared
wooed sale. Clipped sheep sod s.. a0TS5
per NJ choice clipped lambs So a0sT TO-
q Maryland spring lambs az 81 - each. Dressed
mutton steady s90+.c per u. with choice wethers
selling up Oc dressed lambs nrm 100 l2sc country
dressed aprtng lambs at s3fTsh ler carcass
sales-NeWton * Co.: 3D. clipped Buffalo lambs. 81
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at 81 per 100 n: as4 Do. 90 n at 81: clipped

n n: 2s4 Do es n AZ 81. -fnp.1
Buffalo sheep, ~ at So
~ Collins 25s clipped Buffalo lambs. 20 10 at
j. II. Hume a Bro. 1s9 clipped State lambs So n at
so lIs 6s clipped sheep and cuIl lambs at 80
~ Harrington: is3 clipped Buffalo lambs. 70 n, ST.
- Harrington & Co.; go clipped Buffalo lambs 81 10 NJ
a SO -E ~ -
MCPHERSON & Co: ia Maryland spring a S.
per head; 30+ clipped Buffalo lambs. SIS a
SO 70 ' " ' "
iiOGS-Receipts were SO cars, $50 including
rather than Tor the market. Feeling
prices nominaly lower Prime hogs quoted at
So 70 per 100 10; mixed Western 81 4O9S5 90
f3fps5 35. Country Taf1
TAc for medium and 6d6izc for heavy weights
Sales Judd & Co date yesterday: I07 wests:n
hogs 1877 n at s. so per 100 ~ IL State DO.
1873 n. At S. IS 80 Western skips II n. a 81 so
J. H & Bro. yesterday: rs State hogs f6e
10 S. 70; II 200 n 81 70; roughs n.
81 rs.
H II. Hollis Date yesterday: 10 Ia n.
50 80; . roughs. 3S5 n, 81 50
Andrew Mullen date yesterday State hogs go 70.
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was rather difficult, to discover aus, what influence ex-
pon1 break .s,, 0sa
70 make ng cables and failure Of the frost
down n b s there pretty cold weather, but
ans WIN warmer weather predicted Friday. Scarcely
situation non ast was paid this feature Of the
seabosTd IN business which amounted 81 loads at the
IN strong position NewYork advancing its premium
Yesterday lost It's advantage over July ana closed az &c
May selling Of Julv as wa tb nsse or Wadnasday
me difference narrowed to 15sc during day
aes I ese hue; s4s COO hush h
steade~ "a -. continent the markets. We're shade
higher Berlin G mas c9h h unchaRgea 10 70 Pont
over the Argentine shipments due Friday
sst week 2ia cars year ago The Price Current
wheat outlook maintained spring wheat is having good
sale ., rs 6d On reduced acreage Detroit reported
price. delivered New-Yark quotations
so.e No hard Duluth. 7sc; Manitoba, TTs4c.
a'S No N9rthern pputh 7e all irst hac May; No
. y ms to 49,, arrive CoEBear operators mad fun
n let up IN the selling movement from the opening right
buytng on big export rallied trihe
i8 me lowest point Last prices nevertheess wsrs
previous ay and wer o 1n the r ras ~, OF
weakness abroad holdings.
ana London was d o rae om Cables 5hs Explained his
decline as due 70 liquidation lower offers from this side
We're reached and the market had a bad break.
corn which With the noonday Decline IN proys6ns also
points amounted to So loads II was also stated
ma part 81 me weakness at Nswfork could pc at.
scarcity az ocean will have remain for
ent spell No closed at ~ sc elevator and
qe oa aia ME- ~ &c d snGat n narbu g
HPoPf demand o. for cash oats taking 999pt 9
3Gci No white 29lsc track mixed 2s42g.c track
soat M sfs o. 5s ana no cstots eon
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeV- YORK May 3. l9DO
COFFEE-There practically speculative inter-
est II Brazilian coffee futures to-day The market opened
quiet unchanged prices, scarcely
q TIE session. showing q
lowing unsatisfactory European continued
spot these
neglected ana nominal showed feeble
UNDERGONE European and Brazilian Indicated
much ths same conatose conditions that have recently
been prevalent IN The market There practically
disposition 10 anticipate
tie ether. 50 lar the speculative public
cernec- local traders
ana transactions exceptionally small reaching for
the entire session only 1900 There dts
poscH &c h9Eidate on even terms and the small bust
IeEs OF the DAY trsnsplFea with practically
from the final figures Yesterday The market closed
steady net unchanged 70 points lower The trading
basis &c spot supplies nominally TIC for No
I2i0 invoice lots win The market finally showing
DOWNWARD tendency. The worlds visible supply
n.eri no" Cue Is expected 20 show slight decrease
popularity placed A. 0f
llo coo Tags for the corresponding period
Steamer Eeveltus Sn01 bags Catania 2O00
bags cleared Rio yesterday Steamer Srrabo 1000 bags,
cleared Bahia
TIE Euge 81 prices local to-day
foioWs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-04

Chicago. May s.-Cattle-Receipts. 1900 head; steers
day load SIS 30 good prime 81 754S5 7O
medium. 81 104$4 G5 feeders 81 o5QsS
mixed So 6GdS4 TO- S3Gs4 60 heifsrs s. 25
So 81 20GS2 So bulls 81 1884 30; calves
81 254S6 20 Texans, best sale. three carloads
81 50 Texas steers, S4e1S5 bulls 81 .
81 10 Hog--Receipts to-day. 2s.Oto head left over
9e0o; shade lower, closing 50 3
IS 10as5 good choice s. 20g
IS So rough s. o54s5 10: light s5Gs5 % bulk OF
Sc higher; lambs 10Q15e higher good TO
wethers 81 256pS5 g. choice mixed s. 5Og
s. 25 Western sheep So 254s5 60; yearlings, s. 50gs6
native lambs. s. JoGS7; Western lambs. s6asI.
Cincinnati. May 3.-Fogs active and lower 81 25a
s. strong So 35qsJ IS sheep 81 go
81 10. Lambs dull al 81 509$6 %.
hogs during twentyour hours ended
to-day Cattle 81 cars; sheep and lambs
IL hogs. so ShpmeutsCattle. - sheep
and lambs. cars; hogs, Cattle unchanged
Calves light supply. fair demand; choice were
qUotable So T5GsG u. Sheep lambs-Orerngs mod
erute active demand loo higher; choice lambs
SO 40GS6 30; good choice SO 25s6 40; fair
81 T56S3 10 Sheep, choice wethers 50 H5So 10
choice to extra yearngs - 5oqs5 10 mixed sheep 3 80
QS3 10 Hogs-Market ruled duh and lower; heavy g. 40
80: mixed 50 4Opso As Workers heavy 50 351$o 40
light Workers. 81 30G$5 pigs S5GS5 90. The close
good weights strong, mixed. IS 1895 Az.
East Liberty May Cattle steady: extra s. 5oqs5 TO-
prime 50 5OGs5 30: common 81 259s3 30. Hogs lower
heavy. 50 4OaS5 40 best mediums, s. 40 heavy
Workers.. S. Sats5 81 light do, s. 25Gs5 80; pigs 81 so
50. roughs. So 20Gs4 10 Sheep steady wethers
So 25s5 50; common, 81 5Os3 so; choice lambs 50 2o
SO good 81 s0dse 10 Veal calves So 50Gs6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-04

Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
- bales Speculation and ex-
paTr American 2An1D: American
nnfGlnIand : steady. buy
p ~ - STEADY, and lft2-s4d
Closed quiet with prices iay2-S+d net
higher GDeaember-January. s;hb- JaHuary-F ehrisry
sasb. Fehr-arE March. 27i-b. Ma. 522zs May-June
5@gb. JCne-JUy 5.lTN5Es. Juy-Aug8st . los August
sept=sah-r 5e6zr. October 4iSEs October
November. 3-37i November December. 4a2b Man
Chester-Earrs slowly. cloths quiet.
FI.DTZ aEJ MEzEI-TheTe active business
g. buyers embarrassing because Of the break in
whea- followed by c1TreSpcHdng conceb-
Spring patents 50 IozS3 q winter stTA4EhE
- sDIga 81 79GS 30, spring clears
g. 1898 81 IaeS2 30: extra No win.
81 e8TS2 grade si7dsiT y ton. spot ana
arrive RYE FLOCR-Quiet. Quoted Fair 70 good,
= s)Gs3 20. choice fancy. So 2eS8 - JOHN i
-Eszy Quoted Kiln dried 81 20aE2 -. az 70 brand
MEAI.-EsEteT. quoted: zine white and ye-
lea 90: coarse ss4s5c. - .FEED-Qutet Quoted
Spring sacks. % arrive 'o 70 sio 20
eaerse white 5ran sisSsle -. latter white mdahgs
fisasls ~. city ban sIa6Ggsi7 tornry crop SIG OIL
rn-al ~ i.7sssS 7sIcaks oilcake SO
Hgr7fnal
GksES-WTFIEzT THE grain rnFf@e's "HLr iiiore "
lees aerloralzee ~ rqEicafion YESTERDAY aaa wheat
although thar some OF INC Yttt stapie
elese1 SOLE lower and krtle aess Hss loess
gave gooe eeA ol
fhs prices ana nrL1 49,.
throughout session without Hue' "ouDe- i
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston NAY Cotton quiet; undding. T-lsc; low
mddng o 3-16c good ordinary, 1l-I6c Receipts.
bales; coastwtse, 1856 bales stock. lT.475
bales.
Baltimore. Cotton nominal: midding. 97sc; low
middng ordinary 1j-16c. Cross receipts.
bales exports coastwtse, 100 bales stock 3.T95
bales.
Savannah May 3-Cotton quiet, mddng 7-1sc; low
niddIing 9 16c: good ordinary Ill6c- Receipts 10
bales; stock. 46,6f9 bales.
New-Oreans. May 3.-Cotton quiet and steady; mid
ding mddnR Oh good ordinary. IS iSc.
Receipts exports 1874 bales:
coastwise bales 1000 bales 13 TT
bales.
Memphis May 3.-Cotton quiet; mIddlng eSsc; low
uiddling 9lsc; good ordinary sac Receipts % bales;
shipments sales Is bales stock 49OS bales
St. Louis May Cotton steady ndding a4sc; low
n1iddlng lice good ordinary 111dc. Net receipts
bales gross receipts 571 bales shipments 1928 bales
stOCS
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Nav 3.-Closing- Wheat-spot hrm No 1
California. IS 4daes 4izd No Northern spring IS II sd
dull: American mixed new cad futures MAY
ID: July Is %ad September. IS Nd Peas-Canadian.
IS Cd FIour-St Louis fancy steady, Is Sd
Hops Lndon-Paefc Coast steady 20 5sQt3 15s Beef
1Ss Cd; T2s Sd. Pork
frm; prime Western. 6Ts Sd Hans-shart cut. Il
TO n. Cd Lard dull. prime Western in
American refined. pals, SIS
uII. cumberland cut N 44s; rib. 90
long mddIes. light. 30 - N. long
clear middles heavy. 81 10 NJ 4Os Cd; short
SIs clear bellies. "a i6 n. 39s "a
Shoulders-Square II n dull Pee. Butter
Cheese-A american finest white steady sos; American
finest colored firm Tallow steady. prime city.
Australian in London. 2Zs Cottnnseed al-Hun re
fined. Sfay-Au~ust steady 2Ss sd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
firm AIS Rosia-COmman steady. Is. Petroleum
Re6ned Ts.d IAnseed oil, SIS Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-04

Cash quotations follows: Flour easy; No
spring wheat GO12 Qs5c No red. T0fTo%sc; No corn
20 6r391c: yellow 39iec; No % a24c No
26lg No white 2594 G26iac good feeding
faxseed 70: I Northwestern. 81 rs; prime timothy
seed 81 90 pork per Dbl 81 064S12 10 lard, per
S5d$T rib sides QOose 81 IOGs6 30; dry
sailed shoulders zd6%.c; clear sides tbox
sugars cutosf formulated j4ic; clover. contract
grade 81. the Produce Exchange today the butter
14iz119ac dairies 1S@=glo4ac'
cheese steady. collie eggs steady; fresh l0&.c
red 74l4c Corn easy: No mixed 4sg4Stee Oats
quiet No mixed - G26c. Rye dull No .. Gle Butter
steady. Eggs steady. lie. Cheese firm.
Milwaukee. May 3.-wheat-No Northern. &C. No 2
Northern So d66c. Rye dun No l, 51'sq5se Barley
steady. No =. 43c. sample 3Ig42t2c
Northern May sac: July. 65a.c September. Sc; on
track No hard 7-4c: No 1 Northern, 65Ssc; No >
Northern. 644c. Flour and bran unchanged.
Philadelphia May 3-wheat weak AMI lsc lower;
grade. May. z1a72c. Corn weak ana &c lower Nc
mixed. May. 4+44+l4c. Oats steady but quiet; No :
white clipped Sic; No DO 29i2G50c: No mixed do.
29c steady; clover. Western, bush. carlots
81 sOdS5 30 Pennsylvania per n. 10 quality, SEQ
ter firm good demand; fancy Western 21c; do
prints Eggs good demand: fresh nearby. 12l4
12l4c; do 12bgc; Southwestern. 121sc; do
Southern I11eG12c Cheese unchanged Receipts-Flour,
Shipments-Wheat LOCO bush, 10000; $4,000
St Louis May 3--Closing-Wheat No cash. ToTsc;
NAV 6g,c July $3.50. August. 67asc; No hard, sag
G5l,c: September Corn-No cash +0c; Nay, 39lac
July 39i4c Oats-No cash, 2434c May. 24isc; July
23lsc; September 25c; No white 2sG2s7ac-
May T37sc Corn firm, unchanged; No cash. Ale Oats
weak, lower: . cash, 24c Rye dull, unchanged No
. cash. 5sc- Coveseed dull higher cash prime old.
81 10 prime 50 o@i2 October IS; No 81 $685. 45
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ERIE RAILROAD

Through leave View York foot o Chambers s.
.s follows ) minutes earlier " I'D 81
m Daily--bu-alo Express-arr Buffalo 3
Fer Bingnamtun Waveriy. Eimra and Bradford Sold
rrair Coaches parlor BucaIo-
n Daily-ChicaRo LInnited-Fasc utaFf--oItd
train Chicago. arriving 20 Art Cleveland q
Chicago. Cleveland. Cincinnati. Dining
$50 p. Daiy-BGrTaIo and Cleveland Exprsss-arr.
BuraI0 100 ord 30 Jamestown 100 Younxs-
town e7 cleveland $50 sleepers Bg,a.s
AMI Cleveland. care car
DIS D n Day.-Soid train for BinEha-rtoa Wav.-fv
Elmra Chicago Sleepers Buffalo. chicago Cincncztt
Dining ca.
rIyICkETs Local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
Il COANOpATIONS III, III. 2S1. 4oI
t25th St. and 20 West I25th
and West 3s ST. ferries New YORK S3 and $50 Fulton
Brooklyn IL River ST.. Eoooasn
Jersey City Station Transfer Co. za.s for saa
basgaSe % des,inaEton-
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Nav 8. D. n.-Cotton--SpOt in increased
demand prices American middling, 1894 The
day 14000 bales OF which 300 were Tor
speculation and export included 900 American
Receipts including 10 400 American. Fut
steady and closed quiet at the advance,
American middliuE Nav ~ 54G5 % -64d sellers;
Nav and June 20-4d buyers; June and July, 1T-641
value July and August l5-e4d sellers august
and Septer1her G-s4d5 lad sellers September and
October 4g-R44 5O-84d sellers; October November
4 ST-G4T4 3S-84d sellers. November and December
90 6+d buvers: December January 5OG4d buyers
Iarua-v ana Febr1arv 4 2S-64d buyers February and
March 4 27-6+614 2S- sd buyers.
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new YORK CENTRAL,
HARLEM DIVISION.
7AHRoAD.

HARLEM DIVISION.
BIZ A Nj and $40 P " Daily. sunday PITY
Held sundays only a - 4
pullman Cars all
Trains Illuminated with P'ntsch Light
Ticket Offices 1i3, 2ST. AIS 318 Broadway =
tnlon So ", 20 Columbus Ave 81 West I25tn
l2oth St and i3Sth st. Stations View York S3s
kultor - and i'i4 BROADWAY p. D..
Telephone '9Oa F9r York Central Cal,
Service baggage checked from hotel residences By
WestCCtr C1ruanv
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Pass-ngsr AEen,
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A RNfY BUILDING. Whitehan street. New

York City April 80 1eoo.-sealed proposals trip
licate. will be received until II O'Clock Nav
IS 1900 and then opened in the presence Of bidders for
supplying Department with stationery. illuminating
supplies veterinary medicines and instruments ash bar
res miscellaneous hardware galvanized IRON pipe and
fittings. brushes. and mule shoes and
furniture. specified schedule 10 be had az
q : The right reject accept
al proposals thereof Preference will
given articles N domestic production and manu-
conditions Of quality and price Including IN te
price Of foreign productions manufacture the duty
being equal. Envelopes containing proposals
should marked Proposals for Qusrtermasters sup
plies 10 be opened Is 1900" addressed Col
A s. KIMBALL. a Q. VI. GenL L s A. Depot Quar-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-04

4 special telegram Washington TINS afternoon
The crop correspondents II the Department or
Agriculture the acreage Of
until planting IS Practcally
completed reports received they VIII be
conjunction nj VINO
0i completed entirely independent nvesti
c1vertnE producing region, ana
Tho result VIII Z ~ MADE public
Receipts a. ports points today.
pared tie day week and last
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Railroads.
IEHICH VALLEY.

AfATIOn
tPenns- L. r. Ferries
Corandt OF Deshrossss
except sunday Sunday esyes - ~ Other
Sunday leaves IS sunday leaves . An
Z sunday leaves 5.l5 pm. sunday leaves $40 M
T.OH n Local Tor EASf1N
10y. e-. Fer BCFFALO. NIAGARA falls ana
West prncips oc~ points farior and DiH1ns N
meets or
IN the world L4l4teN
Tluro connecting with through S4eePoR'
- Detroit and Chicago Dining vice carte Sr,os
'l2a5, LOO For NLA 80 ..st ar sons
yrS,IO y5.5nP Local for MAUCH SHlNn- NJ .e
ARA FALLS and points Through Sleeping c-rs 10
10y. 500 Exposition Express FOR BUFFALO An"
.s.3J 800 >. NJ FOR ITHACA, ROCHESTER, But ALo
sleeping Cars chicago ,o..,. Safv
so PLANFtELD aud BOUND DRooh ! =. I.nS = y P'
NJ; '6.Ie. Gu 80 49,
Pullman llS
lss. Broadway. Union West ~ Rresr
Pdwy and Annex
Y Transfer check eassase isoni - az
xessderce through destination
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81 s5: K. 81 Is; NJ So Is: n So 30; G. 50 as W W.
So 65.
wilmington May 8--sprrits tqrpentne firm at 4SlSq
as receipts y bbls RostnNothng doing receipts III
bbs Crude turpentine quiet 81 65as2 90 receipts 40
bbs Tar firm at 81 80; receipts, i0T bbls.
London. May S.-Turpentne-Spirit AIS Tlsd.
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Droposals.


PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
Department Of Interior. ONCE Of Indian Arairs
Washington D. c, March 20 i9ooSealad proposals. IN
Proposals blankets wooden and cotton goods
clothing the may be. and directed to the
Indian Affairs = and 20 Wooster
street New York City will be received until O'Clock
OF Tuesday, May i5 1900 FOR furnishing for the
Indian Service blankets wooden and cotton goods clothing
notions hats and caps Bids must be made out on Govern
Schedules giving all iuforU1a ton
furnished application the Indian
Office, Washington. q. G. Nos ~ 70 Wooster street
City. 255 Johnson street Chicago. Ill, the
Conuissaries subsistence L 5 A. at Cheyenne Leav-
enworth Omaha, St Louis ST. Paul and San Francisco
Sioux City, YsnktCu. Arkansas city
Caldwell, Topeka Wichita. and Tucson. Bids will be
the and days stated and bidders
invited present opening. The Department
determine the point OF delivery and
and all bids bid.
W. a JONES. Commissioner.
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AN ecfee is as follows:

fio-c1ftee steady Rio $3.50 exchange.
{ 1854 receipts. 1000 cleared United
states 2 a Gags; cleared Tor Europe 5000 stock
24GOp0
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BALTIMORE & Ohio R. r.

FOk THE WEST.
Eer South whitehall T.rrninaD,
foot OF Liberty street
Except sunday sSundayA
CHICAGO -43O a Qloe-ty stree, only. .. ..
PrrTsBURG. 40 a m G-iss-ty street only, AN
p cTNCTNNArI ST LOUIS 1000 q n .aa
ROYAL Blue TRAINS
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE 500. 1000 DINER.
so a m DINER. Tl6O p. m CDinsT1. $50 CDner
$500 C1Roya LAniteL' exclusively Pullman Train.
and CAFE DINER. ISIS p DINER.
ri-ht NORFOLK. Tieo D. n
A trains ared with Ptntsch
Ofrces: IT, POI. %3t i2ss Broadway. . uaion 50
" fT7 Bowery y Y Sd Fulton ST. Bruokiyn. yv,t,s-
Rail Terminal and Liberty Baggage ckeesas
hotel or residence destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-04

CCTTON-Business futures was exceptionally
throughout jo-days session. 1h- entire scope OF
-re 2 u points. Owing
peculiar condition n work the room
form conclusive ideas and the
public refused reenter the market
son Inducements could De offered IN
response batter ruling If the English market than
1ok steady with months
InS points higher months unchanged. These
prices were vogue until midday when reaction &C
under light selling e professional character
FOR the day values changed but little and
speculation standsfin much Il the time. The
influential features Ct Liverpool news was me further
Z spiEuers- News from
efforts OF planters
make for lost time now that
become settled A. yet however condi-
normal with some sections report
backward preparations ever known Re
small bur attention 10 this phase o. the ua
Inclined portion u
ne has influence About
issued this morning but We're
possession q parties. The forecast was
favorable weather the entire belt
steady. points higher 70 points net
ae snEe of contract prices IN the local MARKER TO-DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-04

Gtfdmocal5.
ALBANY EWENlRG 1lNEa
Steamers ADIRONDACK or DEAN RICHMOND leave
80 North River Canal Street 2 NJ daily
Sundays excepted making direct connections with trains
North. West
CATSKILL, HUDSON AND COXSACKIE
BOATS leave every weekday at p NJ from foot
NJ c-hristonher St connecting with & & a r. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-04

20 ,oon 9u!e VIII 1l9taIloils ;Ic.1 "a - -
~ ni-diing EuIf southern spot markets t 1a
s4raanaa quiet, a 7-I6c NeV-Orleans quiet
aad steady. 9'zc, Charleston quiet. al 9ssc, 1oc
higher wilmington firm 60 Norfolk steady, ar 99sc
Baltimore nominal 97sc Memphis quiet al Ssse'
Augusta quiet. 3Ssc. Louis steady. al 9-sc.
=
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NAVAL STORES.

-rbsrs was fair amount 0 activity to-
undertone steady sympathy with
sStiees from the South Quotations follow
TAR-Regulars. 81 10; DO OIL, bills, 81 90
SPIRITS 'rU-RPENTINB-5orsA5 lc.
pOSIN-Connlau good strained. 81 80: ~ 81 81; T
e. 70, q 81 u: u 81 -; 81 x. 81 81 II, 81 AZ y,
s. -. " G. 81 70. " ". $3.50
STOCK on HAND.
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~' 80
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON
OF Liberty
Week days $50. SEQ. fo.Go u1-50 Dining Carr A NJ.
l.Ga Dining Car. Royal Iiuiref). SIS
ts6.G0 Dining P NJ, So - nndt. .sSo.
30 Dining Carr = u. L80 (S.0O Royal BIus
Limited .s660 Dining carr ?. ". mdt.
Additional trains Tor Philadelphia DAYS I 30 geo
u. $50 s4.O0 sf-30 $3.50. - s5 p. NJ SunGayx
50 A Il. 500 % % P. II
Tickets 1aror toot
South Ferry III IT, 261 A. 1854 1884 Broadway
IN am T37 - est East
I25th St 273 West I25th 81. Columbus Az New
YORK. Court St Sal Fulton s. B-ookiyn: %
Broadway williamsburg IRE YORK. Transfer Co
Will call check from hotels
destination
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utss cartier +From South Ferry a 525 P ~ aFror,
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PED D LINE.

PED D LINE.
Ia Guayra Puerto CabeIlo nd Mara
caibo, CurGcao-Cal!ing also A. Puerto Rico.
Roberts Pier. BROOKLYN
s. s CARACAS. ........-. "Wednesday. MAY g. ! p "
& s. PHILADELPHIA......... Tuesday. I VI.
These vessels have superior accommodations for
sergers.
BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. 80 Front 81.