davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Yale expositor., 1901-07-26
schIey's Courage.

Anent the alleged statements that
Admiral Schley was cowardly. Secre-
tary Long says: "I advised the presi.
dent to court-martial Schley for turn
ing back at Santiago. / asked the SEN
ate to investigate. IL was the bitter
est day OF the whole history Of the
war when Schley disobeyed orders"
The Yale expositor., 1901-07-26

Bryan advises that the next Demo
cratic nominee for president come
from the south.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26

gTonauors may have been found IN the
aosether with strength in the French markets
had strong effect sentiment during day and
counted for good part Of the strength Early
mostly buying however, which opened prices here rela-
lively stronger than Chicago During day St
business again reached satisfactory
being taken all seaboard points which
FOR the late decline already referred the ad
yanced almost steadily throughout the day The Price
good promise. with spring seeding active
able ground. High temperatures stl prevail IN all
amounted 1895 points: Budapest points and
Berlin down. The English markets closed IS sd
Northern Duluth Soc Northern Chicago sshc. spot
red New@York sosse 10 red Sew-York Sc. aioot:
No hard New-York. sse prompt; No hard Chicago.
yesterday fully equaed If it did exceed the active
business of the previous day. while fluctuations in The
from the short interest Its highest point was 53Sc,
reached the close representing 1c advance the
for day similar rise IN September. In Chicago
of May shorts sent that option to 49c and
before the end of session evidently ,oosened
their realizing in the afternoon let prices down
later options only moderately affected the ad
in May. Receipts amounted to only IL cars In
This small movement with the late season was
favorite point with the bull contingent English
markets were 1ner and export & n ma ran up o 10 & -
quoted 521hc. prompt No white. 55e and No yellow.
52 all t. sale Of % COO 6e1snTs Suss
for export. The market for cash property nere was
firm ali day but whou, important change No eats
No 3 white s2%c; track mixed. 3las2ss track white.
s2aasc and No white clips s,c and Ne
BARLEyMsske steady FesdiSs was quoted 4ea4sA'
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26

METALsThe market for tin in London 10, ADVANCED ~,
ana lis IS &c aHss @ s
sus any rS 2rd at and
in copper at ,aH hGnaon IN npsr Ss :, qHIaa'S@ f1H s sa
smd d4 sp5 a' anG o. $50 as "a for futures ng
m ss 9peoF 9pt aad fo
Trading in lead was xs1y pSss S@ q aeG se
Change t2 sPeI's1 ruled o.s .oe5aSS 5@aaS
SLOWING ssSaS yssofe dsSns ia55s %s5ss3'
s4gs ana sott sI2a.5 I o. a. Glasgow war
0hs 1eashed noheafs As Proportions steady
Wh5 change and Very quiet ouotatos New
GsRe ase Sa e
sG 81 s5ss BE- 1896 1 l'?asa fair
s cEN p ali ad Rates IN weTe
lis' the demand s2af liss limited eqass,
y yet ca to4 aDPsaT seaeE Sa fas 20
ha 9Pf0a as rs hsi''o sa FIN
burg Rosterda o s%s ason oats 81 !. 40
81 Rh ssesTa s,ssnir ergo s"S
qs 'S grain Baltimore Lisbon 2s 3D. prompt i!'as pTs-
sS IN a 2sss sesp ns asaf s
YOOhsms ma and 1 (G ss Ha0da'a 0d, sS
phoapsae pFSi 4fir Fernandna sound private terms
sFif5ss ns ssa%es tn Sr!t,sh
july Dutch ssamer e9Ts,:
terms sa Mas MaJune eeI ship iss ions San
Rsssa Is saT s .p s tons Ssa
ST. john west Of EnElana 42s :, g. sa
s toms
to Psaa.5s a a.
ss Psh sbs Rah to
50 coal south Aoy to St haS S ai s hs san
s.: schooner Is7 tons. coal. Perth Amboy to Mount
fairly y active s and s steady ,sss H,ss
out change Petroleum was 10 points pe,nie,m
81 Ssl- FFa5o' s. e. ans ia bulk
q .s%es sSs s.,sS s P@s atm sr%e sq%
sf White ssssc prime fellow Amsrl
nse sussd 90 Snds4 S4 eS sS
5 s.ass ct first s Is 5s IN
veoped strength and % 0 yesterday day
fooss aeo aha i5" omshs heaH1
fsRt!e IeS sssgs
i bass: cH2 s. n SnaEsP,slsa As sS n sf ss
s;s, s5;s5 :r s5ss;;
s1Pafs' ss aais Ssssd s,sa. .si
f my sss' ,1sm but
a the SOUTH ay aSou. denot!ns ssaSy
niE f a2e so'9a9nf @ to f1}sS soSs af
@ r but ct is
s,lI oSsTsss enS'10ss %Sa
s cuSss S Gaa ss sSSS "a
powdered powdered. 555c; Eagle con-
granulated 570c coarse and extra fine
N bags Of fine granuated 5eoc Eagle fine grapuated
A. 5.25c: No !. 5.ioc: Nos and 3, 5oSe; No -
Sc: No o. 4s3c; No @, 4eoc; No 4Sc: No >. 4'Ve
No g. Csc: No 10. 4.60c: No H. 455c Nos II and l3
45Oc Nos i4 IS and 49, Cable advices reported
firm sugar market a the advance. April and May
options rise of Nd TO es I'D The total
visible United Kingdom is 2.6Oooo tons,
against 2ilo 600 for the same period year ago
The hrm with offerings
scarce sale N tons English muscovado.
spot; li-I6c SO test. landed reported Closing
prices he 3-l6d4hc for centrifugal.
3 ll-iGc and 7l6d3'tc for noasses
TEA-The market for tea futures opened dull, with
prices the close of yesterday. ruled
featureess and closed quiet figures. No sales
were Quotation. follow: April. II So May
~ June IL 10: July and August. IL loQ
~ sO September October November and December 1880
CISCO.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
sNew-fork. April 25. 1901.

Ne1'-York April -. 1901.
CCFFEE-Coffee futures showed a marked improve
prices to-day The estimate for $500 600 bag
coffee crop. given by Kari Krische & Co. rec
ugnzed by all being OF bulleh significance for the
trade had anticipated much higher figure This est
led considerable advances in European markets,
and markets prices well the
opening points the May and 10 points all
other months. rush Of covering by local oveTsold
shorts combined with foreign buying orders. the
market steady From then trading quite
with good the sessions transactions
consisting Of switches of the May for later options
The afternoon market contained nothing of startling
moment: prices advanced another 5 points room
buying and held that level the close The market
finally 10 points net higher and steady.
European markets closed steady. Havre al net ad-
Of izQss franc. and Hamburg advance of
isGS4 Pfennig. Brazilian market declined, Rio coffee
losing - res and Santos 100 res while the Rio exchange
advanced II l3 -16d The crop
Comparatively lightat the ports toalling 10000 bags
and interior 1920 bags. Liberal deliveries
from coffee warehouses in this added the local
frmness- Demand for spot Brazilian coffee again
slack. and prices less nominal the basis Of
6sc for RIO No : and csc No +. The bark
Glad Tidings cleared Rio April - with 5000 bags.
The Of prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26

market was yesterday: stock sold promptly
at Of 50 5oGs6 per 100 n for 70 choice
vcas City dressed veals steady at 6q9c per 10 with
selected carcass-s selling up 9isc
sales G. Curtis & Son: 6s veals. lis 10 average
at IS 60 per 100 10.
J. H Hume Bro: veals 10. IS 12ie; 13 do.
65 N. So 30
$. Sanders i2 veals. 10, a
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were 10 cars, or 3ls
head including for butchers and for the market
OF which Jersey City and at Stxtieth-
St No sheep sale. Lambs were steady with demand
quite equal 10 limited supply One arrived late ana
IL looked II IL would not all be sold Good 20 cnoce
wooled lambs sold So 25dS6 40 leo n ordinary 20
lambs So 5OGs5 80 per Dressed mutton steady
az IG4c per 10 dressed lambs firm at 9Glo1sc country
dressed spring lambs steady s3as6 30 per carcass
Saes-D Harrington: unshorn State lambs. - TO
average at so 40 10O 10; 119 Western do % 10 a'
George Dtlsnhack: ia clipped State lambs. II r at
Newton & Co: 200 State lambs. 81 10. at
50 3I1s 80 State spring lambs at 20 % each; do a'
So 30 each.
$. Sanders: 2Il clipped State lambs 50 n; at 81 20.
Harrington & Co 26l clipped Buffalo lambs, 81 ID. at
s5 90.
S, Judd q Co: 256 clipped Buffalo lambs 81 rb. at
s. %: Ii unshorn do 20 10. at 80 2o
butchers except head; feeling weak nominal quota
a 5lt lrs1sc per heavy light weights.
Sales-J. H. & Bro: 10 State hogs, lsS 10 av
10 at SO co; do 1s6 10. Sc -; rough 2i0 ID,
at IS 40.
s. Jrdd & Co: date yesterday. 1856 Western hogs.
i48 10 80 25 State d. 1856 lb at So 40 rough 800
N, s. 30
Mullen: date Yesterday, hogs. les 10
at sc 40; 3 roughs. 2S 10, at 50 40
H II. Hollis: Yesterday. State hogs. 1O5 10,
at So 45; s roughe. 343 ID. at s5 45.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool. April 25-Closing. .wheat-spot steady: No
red Western winter. IS 101ad; No / Northern
Is Id No California 6s I'd futures steady May. 6s lOd
July. 5s 1O9sd: Corn-Spot firm; American mixed new
Is 4iad: American mixed old AZ Sd: futures firm:
As 2lsd July. As sd; September Peas-Canadian
steady 5s i'd F1our-St Louis fancy winter Ss
Hops at London-Pacihe Coast steady. f4f4 15s Beef
India 61s Sd. me
Western 6ss 3D. Lard steady prime Western in tierces
SIS Sd: American refined in pals. i2s @i HamsShort
cut, IA ID 10, 46s Sd hrm Cumberland
cut % to 30 10. 46s 3d. rib. l6 "a fb sd
dies heavy s5 to 40 10 .os Cd short clear backs l6
20 M, 4os clear bellies. IA to 16 N. 45s Cd Shoulders
Square. IL 10 13 No. irm 35s Cd Butter dull finest
United States. $751; good United States 6G dull
finest American white. AIS Cd finest American
4es Cd; good. 4Ss Cd. Taow steady; prime city 23s
Australian London 2ds Cd Cottonseed
spot steady. 21s Sd. Turpentine-sprts firm.
Rosin-Common quiet. As Sd. Petroleum-Rehned steady
md. Lnseed oil 29s Sd.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26

Exchange special Liverpool cabies-Spot
sales, bales speculation and export
american 600 receipts 7eco: American, sobD mid
elg upland. sssd opened barely STEADY. 3oad
eesine Closed steady. ll4@2 points lower; April
eas; April-May. 4.33s: Nay-June. 433v; June-July,
slsb: Juy-august 4a3izb; Augustseptenber. 426ias;
se}tenber. s.261zs; October, c. 4osss; octo-
eef November so5izb: November December: 4oo.sb
limits
FLOUR AND MEAIl-A better feeling in all depart
ns OF the -four trade yesterday found expression In
soaeehat higher prices and fair trade Even
ss -four shared the activity and strength sales Of the
sf Three days having aggregated 5000 bbs Spring pat
quoted $4Gx4 winter straiRhts. 81 BOG
e. 33 winter patents G5ess: spring clears, 81 so4
g 20 No winter G5GS2 so; No winter.
e 40 g 80: grade si9 5oas2o spot and arrive
hft FLoUR-Frmer: quoted: Fair good. 50 soaS3 10;
eaoiee 10 fancy So 200s3 As. -coRNMEAL-
wpsgg Kun dried. 50 S5@$2 80 as TO brand BAG
aGAi-Firn quoted Fine white and yellow, 81: coarse
~ sses TO arrive. 200 No. a7axls spring bran bulk
As1s winter bran {1aN3Z3; city bran, x2oQs2l
'',o.lny chop. Sl7: oinnea f25 75Hf26.
'H1lN-WHEAT-T the surprise OF operators.
continued its yesterday. advancing
- - eoazc for the May option with fnal reaction TO
&C at the Close representing AQsc advance While
~ general situation did not show any material
c1snee from the there enough reports
g Insect damage and Michigan. with talk
ofouth N California 70 overcome whatever favorable
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26

spot dull. with quotations unchanged
the basis middling upland and sac
cllng Gulf 200 Southern markets
teiegraphed follows: NewOrleans steady. unchanged
AZ SIC; Mobile quiet lower. Sc: Savannah dull
ohehanged. sac; Charleston steady unchanged.
ec Wilmington firm unchanged. at nc Norfolk steady.
unchanged al 3iGc: Baltimore nominal 1-l6c lower
Sec. and steady, l-lGc lower at SIC;
81 Louis quiet lice lower sac Estimated receipts
al Hew-0reans tomorrow are from 1000 10 2ooo bales
against and los bales last
Houston. from 3 800 TO bales. compared with
2S5I bales week and l55 bales last year
Receipts ports and interior points to-day COM
Ia.ei he Sav and last year:
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool. April -. p. m--Cotton-Spot-Fair de
lrar1 prices t2d lower: American middling.
SGD good mddng 13-l6d: middlng 4fsd low mid
ding lied good ordinary s-I6d: ordinary 10 led
The sales Of the day which 500
Ior speculation and and Included
hecepts 1000 bales. including $500
opened quiet and closed steady: American mddng m G
N@pr, @ ssead seiers April and May. 80 Gid sellers
346id buyers: July and August 30 64a4 34-e4d buy,
ers; August and September 26 64G4 sellers sep
teInber, % 6ig+ 27-e4d sellers: October
49-6id sellers: October and November 5-6ia4 6 G4d
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston April 25-Cotton quiet mddling: s9sc: low
middlng Tac: good ordinary &C. receipts. 469s bales
exports coastwise. 5,3Q3; sales. SO: stock. l3lI27
Baltimore. April 25.-Cotton nominal; middllng. 5l6c;
low middling T7sc good ordinary. T.c receipts
500 bales: stock 7,253.
savannah April 2S-Cotton duh; middiing. Sic; low
rddng, I1sc; good ordinary. Csc. receipts. COS
bales; gross l65s: sales 3o7 exports coaswse. LAS
low mddng 5-l6c: good ordinary che receipts 44I3
bales; exports TO Great Britain $500 France
10 The Continent. asS coastwse 2o3 sales 5000 stock
Memphis April 25.-Cotton steady; mddng. 1-l6c
low nidding. 1o-l6c; good ordinary. 7-l6c: re
celps "a bales gross 1885, shipments. $40; sales 1850
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
NAVAL STORES.

better feeling predominaed in the spirits
to-day. owing to light local demand sympathy
Southern frmness. Prices were lc above
last nights figures. Rosn quiet and steady.
Tar-Regulars. 81 90: do oil bbls So 60.
SPIRITS TtRPENTINE-3eia H37c.
POSIN-Common good strained. 81 GO: r. 81 rs; F,
81 so; @. 81 81: H. 81 90 s2GS2 O5 K So 1882
So 80; N 50 45: w C. 81 65. and w w, s3
STOCK on HAND.
Rosin s45 bbs
Spirits turpentine 3S4 bbls
Savannah. April 25.-Spirits turpentne frnl s3c: re-
eeipts. oG9 bbls Rosn firm and unchanged receipts
2.ss hbls
Charleston. Aprtl 25.-Turrentine steady. &c Rosin
firm and unchanged
Wilmington April 2o.-Spir,ts turpentine FIRM. ssls9
34c: receipts % ROsin steady 81
ceipts e7 bbls Crude turpentine quiet. 81
receipts 81 bbls. Tar steady 81 20:
London. April .-Turpent,re-Spirits. 27s
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. April 25 1901
BEEvEs-Receipts 35 cars. 600 head OF which
only cars doing in live
cattle Feeling steady. Dressed beef sold fairly well
a TiaIS%c ordinary choice native
Cables quoted live cattle ana refrigerator beef SLOW
Shipments to-day included 95 sheep Uller
Rorama, all TO the West Indies and
by l. Tomorrow the Nomadic for Liver
pool 600 cattle about 1.60O sheep and 45a
OF beef.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
OTHER MARKETSLBY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. April 25.-Cste-Recepts. e.eoo including
steady. except sales SO; good prime
steers. S5ds6 poor medium S3 99st 81; sockers and
feeders 1Oc higher 81 I5dsf aG 81 1J
s. go heifers 81 75ds4 5: s2Gs2 e bulls fr
50 s5G$4 A.; 15Q2oc higher s40Sa 5 Texas fed
81 25Gx5 40; Texas steers So 5O$4 Texas
bulls. 50 T5GSS 80 Hogs-Receipts to-day 24ooO to
morrow lestimatedl, 1900 left $500 Opened &c
higher closed weak top. SO l21a; mixed and butchers
s. 1886 05 choice heavy 50 sSase 12s roaeh ugh
heavy s. 7oGs5 So light So 5oase bulk OF sales 50 mes
So 02is. Sheep-Receipts 1900 Sheep weak; lambs
81 60Qs4 so: choice mixed "a 30St So western
sheep, JOdS4 sheep yearlings 81 63gSl So
native lambs 50Gs5 Western lambs. - tonS' 30
Cincinnati April 25.-Hogs steady - 23nSo .o tattIe
steady, So 1895 % sheep strong " Do*4 % Lamps
strong. s49S6. oo<
50 75 prime S. 25as5 80; good. s5as5 20. Hogs slow
SO O5GsG 10: heavy hogs. SO 0ds6 To- pigs s5 9nqS6
roughs SlGS5 slow; best wethers. 81 aoSt co.
common s2Gs3 80; choice lambs. s. 2JfS5 b. common
to good SASS calves S5GS8.
Buffalo April -Receipts-Cattle As cars sheep
lambs Al hogs 30 Shipmeuts-Cattle "A
cars; sheep and lambs, "a hogs. 10 Cattle
Four loads sale. and fair general demand; tone
steady Calves in fair supply. good demand ana sHsntly
stronger choice s. 5Os5 75; good choice s5g
So so Sheep and lambs-Oherugs. 40 loads; the basis
lower: 81 15Gs5 So; good choice
wool sheep. choice s. I5iS5 good to choice
81 5OGs4 ~: clipped wethers 81 506ss4 60 Hogs-Ofer
ngs "a loads market opened slow. with heavy hogs at
So i5 mixed Sc i5ds8 %: Workers. So 0Gs6 20 pigs $50
Sc o. roughs S. iOGS3 30 stags - aS4 d. the close
full steady
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26

COTTON-H was a day OF evening up" amonf the
room traders and Of procrastination the part
speculative public in the cotton market Shorts took
prots wherever opportunity offered
their position and Guidated On opening steady un
oerione obtained. but prices unchanged point
transactions Of hand mouth nature, with uctua-
tons confined 20 matter Of points. The Liverpool
market about met break of yesterday weather
south was quite favorable discounted receipts
were well up yesterdays estimates. crop
scarce and conflicting give incentive either
Near the close Liverpool rallied sharply a o
snorS who became alarmed unfounded
ms sce that another developing
Southwest Buying orders sent market and
HOrleans with the result that prices in both
advanced conform with the rise abroad But by
toe support had subsded and for the OF the
prices worked within bounds the general leaning
mate for receipts leading points again
and forecast for continued weather
had depressing effect the local and New-Oreans
markets. Whereas Europe and Wall Street figured as
Agnt July and August option buyers just before
Selling for these done before the
act that July had been unduly bid the week
t1ge. ana that August the previous week had been
heavily oTersoc, caused these months fuctuate op
peste directions al times during the session The alb
normal differences heretofore extant down by
several points thereby. about 30 points crop
news and definite knowledge acreage The
forward movement of the present Of
Iapfing or keep within the estimate
ss95e10 haes-but rather pointed a yield consid-
eIaply over 10 100000 bales. The market
Dss steady and net points lower TO points higher
The o. prices the local to-day
Was as follows
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York April =. 1901.
REANS AND PEAS-The market for marrow beans 10
Arm but quiet fl quite and Arm;
few tobb;na sale al 81 O7h. Pea quiet Very
little inquiry kidney and prices in buyers
favor Yellow eye turtle soup have cleaned quite
Closely showing decided strength fair
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26

HARLEM DIVISION
912 A. NJ. and 325 p. NJ Daily. except Sunday. 70
Pittshed; Sundays only at eco A. NJ
Pullman all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices ff3. eel AS r2l6 Broadway. 3
Union So W., 275 Columbus Ave. 1S3 West l2arh 81,
l2Jth 81. Citations York 3SS and I2S
Fulton ST. and lO4 Broadway. E. D.. Brooklyn
Telephone 3Sth Central Cab
Service Baggage checked hotel residence BY
Wes.cott Express company.
EDGAR VAN ETTEN GEORGE II. DANIELS.
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot o. wss' @ wsn5y'hsd Street and De
r. The leaving time from Desbrosses ana
Corn"ndt Streets Is flve minutes later than
Tint given below for Twenty-shtrd Street
station. except where otherwise noted.
Car. New FsSus cs Car Sss PbaTs RaIiss
o Sehhieaaso, 81 No soaches S SIC % Pi,tsburs.
sa fvhs'IlsaFF aBd fsxssna COM
casas ce1sa2a T0isdo a7s cnslGas. 9SasaSa6a @
n-ss p; .: dHIcaGo AND rS' 81. LOUIS EMPRESS
cSicaro ro'eSe 9gsvs tvia CncinnatD IndianapOs
sss IS $ 'Hs hours sp9S hxrREssror r.sars In
~ WGsTEsx s lPf pqlos Chicago Ss For
ssfsRt nsf4Fdiz Ra;ss Car p,,,.x and
Routes Onasc. oy cev.aS i e Valley
s.2s 2: VI. CLEVELAND. ANT. CIScfSS1TI ES-
cinnat and Louisviele
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
10 S @ pD 1910 siST0sss %M %M ,S9 aaa cS S9TaHd s'ists
is5s biaJas Sss 80 6sssrsssgs ana So5.IsSds
and Dining carsS 2s 4a5 CDinins carr ass CDinins
sf1 nins s ca r m m 10 la 2iss' lass ndd5 DINING c S
AS dining Carr. ,' 4s5 a. paIns Carr Us p r ~
SOUTHERN RArLvAY.-Express as. 4-e5 .. n.. 1910
ATLANTIC COAST I1sE.-Expres=. sss a m and o 5
sEARoARD AIR LINE RaILwaY.-"FTorlaa Metro
pIt1ah tht r1mi'ee' i2aa p. m daily Express izio
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RArLwAY-For Memphis
cEsAFEARR aRa HiS eElesne ONO 3 a3Ily an, As.
n. m daily
FOB 1ssp o1:D 1o POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-Iss
week.rays ard 800 m daily.
~ -lIIl-955 a and 955 =. weekdays
si1, Cssiihuled Trains Buffet Parior Cars and
CAPE MAY-12S5 n m vssr,~~
puin.s on New York AMI Long Branch Railroad frrorn
seS I%entv-third Street srationl. SIS a. M 12.n
-. ara 100 n n. SUNDAYS. 9.9i a. m. ass 2.
,o- neSorossas and Cortlar6s Streetsl goo m
n. - ' -
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
an1 Cortlandt Streets. Senl. T2s T5S.
80 - 80. % 55 Psnna- IirnitetO 10 10 ONsshrosses
ar tar1 llS a m. ~ 12-55 tDini1g Ca~l. 2 10 0es
ard Cortlandt Streets. 2eel IN 2s. 255. *.
tp ping aarl - Dining carr 5.55 Dining Carr.
-. 80. S'a 929 n. 10 10 night SUNDAYS. $40.
,as- ,asE1 'n0 Sachesl sc5 Saa ae5 aaI United, ess
irf tDining tarl f25 IL 55 Dining Carr 15S
I'm 1ininS saTs SO 355 q g Dining Ca-l 455 dining
night.
Ticket Offices Nos ei7 1896 fs54 III and csi Broa-
way Astor House: West Twenty-third Street Station.
court street. SEQ Fulton Sweet 9S Broadway and
Iennsylv Annex Station. Brooklyn; Station Jersey
C1ty The New York Transfer Company will call for
ana check baggage from hotels and residences through
destination.
Telephone
road Cab Service
8. B. HUTCHINSON J. R WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
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HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE, 81 BwAY
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

Royal Blue LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
sio0N. sl1So A. floO.
slsO tSOO .3 90 t4Oo ss4Oo t43o 800. 200. t7.3o
5000 go oS W. sI2fa ndt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
1880 tSOO. sfGoo. '1t3O q u 90. 'l30 '3-4o.
IS 90. "I.Go D. IT,. 'l2. Il rrdt- -.
Iihertv Ferry. south Ferry il3 2ol.
43i cas- broadway. lr3 5th Ave- t3l 9Th Ave-
% Union sn. West. l5S East 2sth s. 2.S Wes, l2Ssa
fulton ST, brooklyn: Broadway. Williamsburg. New
York Transfer Co calls and checks baggage 10 destt
nation.
fSundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains York. foot OF Chambers
as follows. and minutes earlier from W; ed ST.;
300 a. Daiiy.-Sod train for Buffalo. Arr.
Bnshamton. Waverly. Elniira and Bradford Coaches
parlo- aQd cafe dining 10 Buffalo.
2-3O .. Daiy.-Chicago Lruited-Fast Mail-Sold
Chicago. arriving 30 D. Cleveland 40
Seepers Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining Car
7-3O N. Daily-BuraIo AMI Cleveland Exrress-Arr.
Buffalo T.C5 Bradford 80. jamestown 100 and Noungo-
town 1927 Cleveland 1880 m Sleepers TO Bus
falo and Cleveland Care car
y. Elmira. Chicago. Seepers Buralo Chicago Cin-
cinrati. Dining
T,ICKETs Local. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
l. ACCOMMODATIONS AT H. li3 e61 $50 and 9o5
Broadway 15' East l23th ST and :.s west izsss ss
SEQ fulton ST.. Broadwsy irookiyn: II River 81,
.Soken. and Jersey city sta,iou New iorx Ars"'io
Go. calls and checks baggage TO Destination
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Rio-CoTee market steady: No Rio. 4s425; exchange
u -16d: receipts 7.010 bags:
States. 6.oo0 bags; stock 100000 bags
Tne statistical position OF Brazilian is as fol-