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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-14

Top quality Of fresh and spnsers steady ard
lower Calves-Good supply, fairly active but closed
hghe: Choice expert cattle. IS e0Gs5 I5 good
to best s5Gs5 co. shipping steers 81 9oas5 40;
BULL choice s49sf 5D good choice butchers
steer s. ssS TO- good to best do 81 eoast co. sood %
best fat bulls, $sGS4 so: fair good bulls So 50
81 75 feeder bulls So ioQs3 40; bulls 5O9s4:
bologna bulls choice 70 SO 5oS4 good choice
So 1888 so. good best S2gS2 Is
good choice. 81 259sa 30; good choice
good 70 choice do 81 50gs4 IS common to fair So go
81 So Canada stock calves choice 81 25S4
good T. choice 81 1OS+ IS; Canada feeders
extra 81 40S. CO. mixers choice TO extra S50ssJ5 good
choice. Si5d 500 sprtngers choice S4SGS52
choice S3sQs45; calves to extra IS 5S8
sheep and lambsToal offerings u loads
fairly active demand for grades
full Toe higher ambs. choice to extra. s5ls5 TO- good
choice. 81 I0G$J common TO fair So 5tIS4 sheep.
choice TO extra 81 2S4 90 choice S4QS4
offerings well cleaned up close was steady
HogG-Market was In good position. with 96
sales heayy s. SCS6 mixed $ g. Workers s. s5Qs5
pigs, 50 1885 So roughs IS 35GS5 stays 4OdS4 20
The offerings we're pretty well up the close,
which was full steady at the best prices OF day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-14
EI-RoPEAN PRoDrcE M,Pxrr

Liverpool. May i3-CIosing: Wheat-Spot steady; No
rel Western winter. IS MIA; No I Northern spring
Is IL; No California, Gs isd; futures dull. July IS
iOitd, September. IS cad Coru-SpOt mixed
easy. Is l4d American mixed old quiet Is Sisd.
futures May nominal: July, IS iO7sd September
lo7sd. Peas-Canadian steady: IS sd Hops London
Pacific Coasp steady. f+Tt+ l5s. Flour-St Louis
fancy winter dun. SIS. Beef-Extra India easy
els 81. Pork-Prime Western dull. I'd. Hams
Short cut. II Ii III. steady. Bacon steady:
Cumberland cut. 26 30 10 steady i5s short RIB rs
- n AIS I'd; long clear uiddles. heavy TO 10 10
+0s Cd long clear mdies light % 81 70. as
clear backs. i6 Z n bellies 4 10 4
N. Gil Shouiers-SQuare. q 10 steody 9ss
Lard quiet prime Western tierces. Cd American
refined pals. Ais United states
SIS; good United States. Cheese-American hnes;
white dull as; American colored quiet 46s Tai
Prime city quiet 29s Australian In London steady
DTS Cd. Cottonseed oil-IIu rened-Spot steady o2 81
Turpentine- Spirits steady RoSin-Cormor arv1
As 4isd Petroieum-Rehned steady. rad L!nseed oil
firm. as Cd VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-14

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.



COFFEE-An unsatsts Glory bus ness was transacted IN
futures to-day the opening the feeling was
prices points lower. Following the ca4i Ihe
market was barely steady. with little demand ior
quarter, the teafish foreign market ne"
receipts in the crop country dlscoEIAElhe bui
speculation In the afternoon there was
slight Improvement in prices resulting from room covering
closing duh and steady with prices unchans
noirts higher Trading the DAY matter or
zoo bags HAVE and Hamburg markets according 20
cables also reported dali business at lower prices the
former 4 and the German market pig
The situation the Brazilian markets was uacAafseH
Rio held Saturdays hgure-2 10 TO- Sp9'
in market slowly Nliih
nal quotations are 6.c for RIO No and i7sc
No Bahia weekly receipts were
loo haes and present $1,000 bags shipments
from Bahia TO Germany bags Total warehouse de
veres in The United just ended We're
bags los l75 bags last week and $3.50 bags
rfe week a former amount New
York reported G417S bags. Santos receipts we're Gool
taes for week compared with 5ieo hays last
wee, nd bag the week year ago 1lo
$1,000 bags against 5000 bags the
week 10000 for the week year
ago io shipments the United States 5000 bags for
me week. 70 Europe Santos shipments to
me Tinted states 5000 bags: Europe lG5 900 bags
receipts, 100 bags and stock oivO bags
shipments 10 Germany. 40 bags.
prices IN the local market to-ak
W as follows:
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OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago, May observation-disclosures. 1880. including
zoo Texans; steers active. mostly higher:
stock strong; Texans TO prime steers 81 Od
So poor 10 medium $ids5 stockers feeders steady
e. strong 81 23aS5 TO- 81 s5G$4 % hefers s5
" NJ Gamers 50 laaS2 50; bulls. calves
STEADY s. 3gs4 10 Texas fed steers 81 259sS 20;
morrow 2o0o estimated; left over. 1000: active shade
higher Top 81 81; mixed and butchers tDds s. S2a:
good choice heavy s. IS; rough heavy 81 40,
50 ~: light. 81 50a$5 50: bulk sales 81 3OGs5 NJ
Sheep-Receips, 10000: sheep active. higher: lambs
i0n l5c higher clipped CoIorados 81 -; good 10
choice wethers 81 25G$f choice mixed az 5p
- 30 Western sheep 81 254s4 So yearngs 81 3o "a -
naive lambs - loaSl 20 Western lambs. 81 j0aS5 ~
Cincinnati May lS-i!ogs strong, higher Sass 20
!attle strong, 81 S0qk5 Is Sheep So 5OQs %
Lambs steady. 50 T5aS5 % ~
East Liberty. May 13.-Catte steady; extra 81 6nf9
- Do prime 50 4oaSs co. good, s. 25gs5 10 HOGS
3 S3aS sI's best Workers 81 So Light Workers S. 7a
- 80; pigs 81 doGf5 10; skips 81 25HS5
~ % sheep active. with decrease Of
Wethers, ~ 25gS5 30 choice lambs
10 good. 50 5Oq$4 So calves SIS 5OGS8
t11st Buffalo. May i3.-Recelpts-Cat
and lambs. as hogs D5 Shipments-Catte IsS
ears sheep and lambs 80 cars; hogs cars Cattle
Market was active and l0g15c higher the general
grades with 10 loads sale IL Of which were Canada
cattle The supply good cattle was moderate and he
demand quite active stoekers and feeders de
nand and higher part OF load export cattle OF
fancy kind sold at So but the quotable basis s. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-14

Eagle and extra fine graduated 5e5c Eagle n
cartons bags 10 OF fine granulated 5.IOc;
Eagle fine granulaed standard granulated diamond
A, 555c: confeconers' A. 535c; No l. 300; Nos and
5 5I5c: 4. 5.l0c, No = 5o5c; 70 DC: No l. 1900;
Nos IL and IL. 4Goc; Nos u - and 10, 455c There
continues IA rather firm market for sugar. Prices
were well maintained owing 10 scarcity Of offerings.
importers showing disposition hold arrive
al fraction above the basis which
o 32c, 3ac size standard grades
Receipts for the week running quite free Ia
said VIII not equal last weeks big movement There
were some sales cf San Domingo landed
terms They included 1890 bags centrifugal bags
nuscovado and 1Gi3 bags molasses SO, 3s.c and
32c. respectively. taken by the American Sugar Refining
Company. Advices from London indicated a and
lower market for beet sugar. prices declining $d to
Us 5Ed for May and rs AID for the June option.
TFA-The market for futures ruled featureless
throughout the Opening prices unchanged
from Saturdays close and the dull No variations
noted thereafter. the market closing quiet net
unchanged Quotations follow: MAY. S2a12 90; June.
S2 10g$l2 20 July and August SO 20G$l2 90 September
and October. s13 30G$I3 40: November and December.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-14

Galveston May 13-Cotton steady. middIng TIC: low
mddus &c; god ordinary sic Receipts 3.5o1 -aIes
exports the Continent. SG bales coastwse. O42
bales. sales. i.23S bales stock S5,S55 bales
Baltimore May 13-tOtt-u nominal. rntddling.
m1dns . l8c: good ordinary. q II Ice
ce.pts I75 bales; stock, iO1S bsles
Savannah May l3Cotton easier. uiIilirg TAsc:
mfdiing 6Ssc good ordinary &c Receipts 23+6 bales:
New Orleans May i3-Cotton quiet and easy: middlng
Use low mtddIing. 131Gc good ordinary, Receipts
l4s bales TO France 7.4I4 bales:
nent s7g6 bales coastwise. 15S3 bales: sales. 500
Memphis. May l3-Cotton quiet; middIng 7asc: low
Eiddlng 65sC; good ordinary, S76
Eross $50 bales shipments 3sI bales: sales 500
bales. stock. 80 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-14

dependent feeling TO quality
invoices but the undergrades certainly
than any class of trade readily handle
men Should receipts keep up their volume
cessions will be forced Late price reported
but there is loss OF steadness Of stations
Clovers as before shippers will from risk slow and
meogeT returns the styles that arriving. The
trades suggestion is shipments shut off
orders waited We Prime bales.
10. g21 Q9Jc No STi5 Q91c; 3 S2la6S5c; No 750
TIC: clover mixed choice only: clover 55de2tsc
Small bales keep within rates for large STRAW
Extremely firm at s0a95c for long demand active
Receipts of hay and straw. In reported the
Produce Exchange at today Hudson River Rail
road 900: Erie. TO- Pennsylvania So Delaware. LaCka
Western. 10: Shore. So LAhigh Valley.
1870: Baltimore Ohio. Central of NewJersey 20;
by Total. bales. Re
cepts Of straw. 10 by river, 30 by rail- Total
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rHE LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London, MAY 13-At auction sales today
1865 bales offered 4 good pre-
sented Merinos and crossbred supply and
sold freely Several lots taken by Cape
u Good Hope and Natal secured WOODS in better
demand and there Withdrawals Victcrias
strong demand and competition was brisk The
sales will close May 81 The following the sale
OF the day: New South Wales 1900 bales
Is 2'eGGts 7lsd greasy 3%dG1O'sd. Queensland e0O
bales; secured Is ld0lS 5iad, greasy 5i-dG1Id Vic
t9ria 500 bales; secured 6sGls iosd greasy, 2&d9
IL I'D south Australia, LOCO bales secured Sla9d:
greasy. +daSisd West Australia. GOO bales: secured
H'sdals II; greasy 4d@sisd. New Zealand. bales
secured 54dRlisd: greasy. 3isdaSisd Cape q Good
Hone and Natal Zoo bales; secured sIsd61s I'll greasy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-14

Cash quotations were as follows; Flour dull; No 8
q sq52c No yellow 51G52o:o 10 cats 2s @2os
mailing. s49FS7e No faSsesi 81 7iGs ~ No
T TsiteT Per- Sb 81 sasis s Co l s per Ss7
short ribs sides Goose 81 95q$ 10 dry sassd shSSdeTs
change today the market creameries
14al9c; daires. n@17c eggs lie.
cincinnati. Nav 13-Flour quiet: fancy. 50 loas3 so
family - 90, n St 9 a No mixed sGGso1zc
Rye arm. No 2 500.
Duluth May la-c!oss whsatEcssn No 20. had hard
74tc; July 7l+sc: September. tic. Corn-May iZ1e'
Milwaukee, MAY 1s--wheat nrner: No 1 Northern.
73G74tc; Northern, 71aI3c: futures active: July
7ol.9 Bye steady No l. 5'e Barley steady No
Minneapolis. MAY Ia-Close: wheat-May. nae; July.
on 2oT track No 9aT % No Da.ee9 s. $50
10: second patents g S5gsS 80 first clears 81 600
81 So second clears 81 o0s2 ~ Bran i'wer in bulk
Philadelphia MAY I3-wheat lower; contract grade
s1 iy az Oats steady So White clipped Sac Flour
dull weak; winter super, 50 loq$2 % 90 extras
25aS3 40 Western winter clear So 25gs3 so
90 IsTnSh, 49, q s s % pa,sn, n sacks Sc 90
20; spring 81 905s3 p DO straight 81 6ogS3 So
mills extra 50 s0GS2 65; do clear. So 2j9st 30; DO
SiTaif M - @ - co. 90 gseR SS9i Penyvania
in demand fancy Western creamery
}sc higher nearby lie Western -: south
York CID frll creams choice 10 fancy al2c: do new
choice DC; 40 fair 70 good. SASH Reesipts0FloGr
trn 9s6o5 BUSH oats y 90 bush shipment"
74o0o bush: corn. 1Go 900 bush; oats, 1900 bush
727,e; MAY 5a7se July, eo7,c: september. Gehc 10.
hard. T2%GI3c Corn-No cash. 43c; May. +3c: July.
& i TSRi' 9a: e wS 1s' aS cash. -e May
Toledo; Nav la--wheat active and higher: cash and
27ic rye 5ii4t cloverseei-Cash prime 50 ;6 oSJo-
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. May l3-CIosing: COtton-Spot- Moderate
business: prices 1-iGd lower; American mddng fair
Ard; good midiliug l6l. middling 4~sd. mid
ding iGd; good ordinary Is 1884, ordinary II-I6i
The sales Of the day 1000 bales. Of which 500
for speculation AMI export Amer
ican Receipts. 200" bales. including $500 American
Futures opened quiet and closed
lean middlinE I May. GiG4 II 64i BUYERS NAV
and June. II G+Gf IL 6tt value and July 4-64d
buyers. July and August. 47+
and September. 964d sellers; September 9-isd sell
rrs; october. Ga 6+G3 81 -64i buyers: October
and Noyember so G4i sellers November and December
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new YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION.
e.ie A. NJ ss5 p. NJ Daily. except Sunday. %
Ptttsfehf: Sundays only at 30 A. "
Pullman = all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Ptntsch Light.
Ticket Offices ff3. 96t. 4l5 and I2i6 Broadway .
Union So W., 2IS Columbus Ave. i3S West l29n
l2th 81 and 1Ssth ST 'tatUns. New York Us and =
Fulton 81 and 104 Broadway. E D. BROOKLYN
Telephone 3sth Street. Pr York Central CAD
Service. Baggage CHECKED from hotel residence
Westcott Express company.
EDGAR VAN ETTEN GEORGE ". DANIELS.
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-14

COTTOH-Contrasted with the operations and nuctua-
tic1s of late last week the market
and with chiefly room set
Elements Prices predisposcd settle. being
almost nothing n the speculative support while
The regulation influences path material
with prices unchanged 20 points lower. This ruling
proved 70 be about the best q the
cal selling for Southern. Western
JEy on 20 75sc and October &c the rest Of
The morning sentiment bearshly inclined,
ness as general thing the direction Qu!dat zion
Of old long Liverpool have
responded 70 Saturdays weakness and following
oenins. further under selling pressure from
tnis side and Europe IN general closing
rom prices q The dar In conjunction
ap.e situation receipts at ali points heavy
NaifeT Spl'h was more favorable growing
aeFe4Fe estimates were disposed much
oInllane proportions. Rains reported
tfaI Texas 10 the Atlantic predicted for
Tonight ana 70 morrow. 81 ernar. Tex fan
q - inches. and several points noted fan Of
crcefaty over inch. The private dispatches stated
mat good rains falling to-day central and
western tei snd all fear q GrCuth been cspe ed
Estimates fr larger receipts aga led TO fresh
"hich 3ulN sank &c. While were reactISrary
ls a-er On profit taking. the appeared heavy
@ III sla9e 10 sgain weaken under
oal4o- Ire South ana West continued
'A ~ thasea some time that a Juv
'nef In store southern spot markets reror'e1
's- -tt.iis WIN prices unchanged 10 isc lower
s-lefs rather than BUYERS these figures The news
Il'ln i"feEn mills noed slow Tor goods with
l-"l1 81 French mills working short tire in order
- feleNe the congestion %
Fet cQsel quiet and barely steady with prices n.l
pe-'s lower o. about al the bottom figures II
WAS az fellows: ~ - -''
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ntraet prices in the local market to-day

On H. bass ~ quiet. wish quotations Ice lower
ar H5sa M isgf sales 500 bales southern SPOT
NC tsiesraphsd fellows c,rtet
5 5sg: sSnsasnsSd at IAe Mobile easy unchangei al
qu.et unchanged al 7c ut,irt4t a9sc Charleston
- isoi Norfolk dull. unchanged al I,an ,esa
ueL.ai unchanged. al SC: Augusta quiet ana staad 49,,
ll.iee 81 S'se; St Louis quiet lice lower IN II icc
a.tihtfi receipts At Ne.-Orleans rnorTovr ar 80,
30 20 300 bales against so2s bales week ago and
i.Ff bales last Houston f-on coo =. q ~
''F'' az" AVA -lei
Receipts tire ports and interior noin,s ,o,, -
Jared Ntia the same CAV last week and last IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. May l3Flour quiet. Wheat-Spring spot de-
mand light; closed unsettled quoted s3c for cid in
I'D boiisrs et, REQ, .S3c 9E no gov ~n Ne Ssf
low. iIs+c No DO 4TAd4I1ac; No 4Tts64Ilsc:
No do, 4TGfTi4c through billed. Oats firm: No =
white S2s.c; No do, 31%c: No mixed. sOQ3o.c; No
do 2lH29isc through billed Barley quoted from SIC
Gle according quality; 5sG59c and COO
Rye-No l quoted Coo; No . track, sec.
Chicago May l3-The leading futures ranged fcI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-14
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits ruled rather slow and barely
steady all day. with features worthy of mention
apparent. Rosin quiet with tar and pitch dull.
We Tar regulars, 81 80; do oil bbs So 50 spirits
turpentne :34I asa ec rosin common 70 good straine
81 So E. 81 20: f. 81 5; c. 81 So II. 81 81; l. $2S2 90
x, So 30: NJ, 50 30; ~ SO 40; c. So So w ". 81 10
STOCK ON HAND.
spirits turpehllHe
Savannah Nav 13-Spirits turpentlne firm. 3l'4c re
cepts l5I bbls: sales. .. 1856; 12O Rosn firm
and unchanged: receipts 2.55S bbls sales. 2l6S; eX-
ports. 1906.
Charleston. 13-Turpenne firm. 3olsc. Rosn
firm. unchanged.
Wilmington May 13.-Spirits turpentre- Nothing do
ing; receipts. so Rosn firm, SqSl o. receipts.
$50 bbls Crude turpentne quiet. 81 10 and 81 10; re
cepts 30 bbs. Tar firm, 81 %; receipts 40 bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-14

III.
sob SO sos. 1910 Desbrosses and Cortlandt Street.
IT," tDnng Carp. 1885 dining Carr a. n. l2ss
III tDesbroses and Cortlandt Streets 22O) C325 &C.
Dining Ga as a5s rf p2Ins an" Carp P'p2s SaTs 81
n hagH' sunday: SIS. SIS 1855 dining Carr a. m
6I5iny Gs2S e9ngrs g. Lin az Parlor and
by p m Il. 10 nigb'. al
soTTHERN RAILwAY.-Express. s.25. . .. m. l,u
ATLANTIC COAST LINE--E1press. SIS a. and Or
sEArnARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.-"Flor'fa and NJ.
rGpp,i'an Limited IL 50 daily. Express. EBl
and Naw Orleans - - y, daiIv "'A'
= y EAhE AND OHIO RAILWAY.-s.55 a an
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFoLK.-Ty
VI ~ ~se-E.days and 81 m daily
- rb IL GITY-9J 81 and 2 IS p weekday,
Stnrousn Hesttbu!ed Trains. Buffet PaTior Cars and
r r MAY.-1255 ,. m. week-Gays
1'r sr a9a s qaoB l1 sss Tsr2ad
Siz z; a1 49,. 80 p m SUNDAYS o = a. NJ 4s5 p N
N o AZ sn1 IOrtlanuI NtreetS'. SOO a. n,
T. ' 90
FOR PBILsDELPHrA.
o. 20 businesses and CortIandt Streets. 62O. Tu
So a55 92S c955 Penna. LnitedD, 1910 OOes6rOsss,
and C9rtlandt Streets 1O2m Dining Carr 1855 Dinir,
s4.:i = a m as 2ls 40, s 1Pd D SS;' s
80 Dining Carr. 5'5S CDi1ing Car. 7.55 SIS 81
Coaches, SO, i219 rst sqn @S,,. 80 7sS
~ Dining Carl ass CDiains Car. SIS Dining Car
sss a 81 Ros 1888 Il III 1if a6 2a1 Broadway,
Street station and stations foot eibT9sss M
Eroadway and Psnnsylvsna Annex station BroOklyn:
residences through 20 destination. '
Telephone .ot+ Eighteenth Street. for Penusylvaaa
J. p. HUTCHINSON. J. r WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agn.
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BALTIMORE q. CHIC RAILROAD
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through traias leave New York. foot OK Chameers 81
as follows. and minutes earlier from W. 23d ST.:
300 a. Daily.-SOlkt train =. m
BtnShamtOn. WaVery. Elmira and Bradford. Coaches
parlor and cafe dining car TO Buffalo.
.-:sO p. m. Daily.-ChiCago I.inited-Fast Mal-SOit
train 10 Chicago arriving 80 Art. Cleveland 20
m Seepers TO chicago. Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining t
$50 m. Daiy--BuIalo ami Cleveland ENpssss--An.
Buffalo I-O5 Bradford "a. jamestown = Y0unsy
town 1927 Cleveland 12G D. Seepers 10 Bl'-
falO Cleveland. Care car
DO paiy.-SoliS rain r nghanlton. Waver-
~ Ernira. Chicago. SIeepers Buffalo. Chicago Cs-
Cinnati Dining
VUCKETS LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULIMAaSs
ACCOMMODATIONS At Ill lt3 36l Sy9 ana -
broadway. t5T East I25th 81. 2I2 i25.h s.;
Chambers and West I'D 81 ferries New YoFN, - 81
$50 Fulton St. 9S Broadway BROOKLYN. 10 River
HoSoxen. and Jersey city Station New York Transis
Co calls for checks baggage - destiratio1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-14

Foreign coffee Sautos-Coffee market quiet.
good average santos 1890. receipts 10000
ESQ OtD Hemburg-Cofee market opened unchanged; at
23O . m higher sales. 300 bags. Havre
barely unchanged; u
IN declined !. franc; p unchanged ana barely
steady: unchanged. total sales 5000 bags
January - 30 80 July ......... .3S -
February b -
March .......... 80 70 September .......... a.
Aprl ......... 81 - October ............. 80 90
Nav ...............3 November q
December -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-14
Railroads.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Trains leave Franklin Station New-York as follows,
an Is min. later foot West 42d ST. y. RI
'7'lO A. N.-For interim. points TO Albany
I'll 20 \. ND Lake MOhOnk. MinneWaska Ssararoga
Catskiu Mountains.
100 =. M.-ChIcago Express.
.223 T. M-Cont: Ltd. for Detroit. Chicago St Louis
t3:+S y. No Fer Hudson River Points and Aibanv
.6:l5 ]. M-For Rochester. Buffalo Cleve & Chicago
$500 +. MFor Rochester. Rufalo Detroit 81 Ioul,
'9:15 p. M-Fo- SYRIA. ROcn.. Mag. Falls bet q chi
"Daiy. tDeily. except SUNDAY. I{rooklyn An
mex No. l. at lO;i5 a. M Gas 7. Leaves Jersav
city. r. h sta. M. l. IA 20 A NJ at J.,5 p N
Time tables AT principal hotels and OfFces Harxn~a
el ecked from hotel residence by Westcotts Express
a.. L. LAMPhRT. General Passenger X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-14

fic-Coiiee narEet irTn- hio. rsJ1o. eACllaASe,
u - lGl; 1860 bags; cleared for the United
States 6Cal cleared Europe. 1000; stock $4,000
The statistical position OF Brazilian coffee is follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-14

kI~chI Liverpool co,,o,
sshst 100 bales: speculation and e.nor, zoo.
'."ee~n ovo receipts. l2ooo American oso. ma
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CENTRAL R. R. OF new JEnSEI,
Stations in New York. Liberty 81. and South Fe-v
time from South Ferry five minutes earlier below
except nCted). -
Iweek davs.I sy5s.v,
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RAILROADS.
den NSYLVANlA

STATIONS foot OF WEST TWENTY-THIRD s-,,
AND DESBROSSES AND CORTLANDT STPEFTs =
xEThe leaving time from Desbrosse. a..
CortIandt Streets IL five minutes later ,n.
that given below for Twenty-thira st,..s
station. except where otherwise noted
''.,o A M. FAST MAIi--lImtted Buffet Pa,
Tor Cars New York Pittsburg. Sleeping Car p,,s>
burg 10 Chicago. No coaches Pittsburg "s
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POO A. NJ PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. Pvf-
COMPARTMENT Sleeping. Dining. smoking. and Obser,a
uon cars For Chicago. Cleveland Toledo.
Indianapolis. louisville. ST. Louis
Ito +. NJ CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
FOR folefo. Louisville (via CinctnnatD IntiananNs-I
Chicago. ST. Louis. Dining Car
DIDO r. W. ST. LOUIS EXPRESSLY Pittsbu-v
dianapo,is Louisville. ST Louis. Dining Car.
o2o T.. NJ WESTERN EXPRESS.-For Chlcago -
TOLEDO. except Saturday. Dining Car. -
..oo r. NJ. PACIFIC EXPRESS For Ptttstslr> a.,
.,nlcaso For Knoxville. daily via Shenandoah VAN.
&, ncute Connects for Cleveland except Saturday.
ST ~ W CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI -
fRrssS.-tor Pittshurs Cleveland Nashville (via ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-14

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