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New-York tribune., 1901-05-10

at Sixtieth-st. Sheep almost nominal but steady
lambs slow but about steady for prime handy clipped
stock; Woolled lambs lower; spring not
wanted Seven cars of stock held Medium
clipped sheep sold 81 per 10; common TO choice
clipped lambs at 81 e2leGS 40; prime woolIed
s. 70; something less than carload spring
lambs on private terms Dressed al Tdsac
per 10; dressed lambs weak at d1olec: country dressed
bat not choice in market.
Sa!es-Newton & Co: 2:9 clipped State lambs 81 m
average. at S5 30 per 10; 242 do 81 10 at x5 Ok
clipped State sheep, 10 n at 81 -
KerIs Commission Co 259 clipped Buffalo lambs
no at s. 40 29o do 90 n at 81 e2s 200 unshorn West
ern do. 81 10, at s. 20; 226 do. Il 10. at So 70
HoGs-Receipts were cars or LAO head; and there
were heary cars on sale Market barely steady.
hogs sold S5 % per 10; State hogs were
able at S6as6 l0 country dressed quiet at 69iec per h
Sales-S. Judd Co: 92 Western hogs 100 n, everape
at 50 % per 100 10 1862 do. ~ at 81 95 also late
yesterday, 90 Western hogs 146 n at Sc ~
Newton & Co; date yesterday hog $50 10 at so 10
Andrew Mullen: Late yesterday State hogs 1ST N,
at SO i5 do. 2o0 10. So TO- rough 200 ib AZ S5 To-
l boar. 40 10. at 81 so e' wv ~ ''' 80 w.
J H. Hume ~ Bros: QAte yesterday 7 STATE hors
a IS 10. ' " W ~ i'usi "oV iD'
George Dilenback; Gate Yesterday State hogs 2o6
10. at ST 10; roughs 35S 10 at So 10 90
New-York tribune., 1901-05-10
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

OF NEW YORK--James L. Kane. Plaintiff against
Eugene Melvin and others. Defendants In
Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale. duly made and
tered IN the action. bearing date the 26h
day OF April, 1901 l. the undersigned. the Referee IN
said Judgment named. viii sell Public Auction
Borough o Manhattan City York. on the
22d day of May 1901 II o'clock that day.
BY Peter r Meyer. AUctioneer premises
said Judgment be sold. and therein described fol
lows: All that certain lot piece parcel OF land. with
the dwelling house thereon erected situate lying and
which particularly bounded and described fol
lows: P'gnning a point which Is the easterly
side OF Avenue. distant four hundred
+1Sl feet and six co. inches aortherly the
formed by the intersection of the eastery side
OF Convent Avenue with the northery side OF
Grel and fortyhTst street thence running eastery
right angles Convent Avenue. and part dts
northerIy parallel twenty go,
feet. thence westerly right
and part Of the distance through party
drel tlNp feet II the eaSerly side OF Convent
and thence southerly along the said Easterly O
Convent Avenue twenty feet to the point place
of the said parties OF the first part Of Convent
Avenue. the line thereof. lying front and
contiguous 20 said Subject
respecting nuisances and buildings IN
certain agreements recorded Liber zoos
veyances page 81 and in Liber coil Of COnveyances
page sos respectively. so far the same affect the
above described premises.
Dated New York April % 1901
- - CHARLES 2. F. McCANN. Referee.
ROBERT NJ GIGNOUX. Attorney for Plaintiff 81 Mas
sau street Borough OF Manhattan. Cir York
The following Is diagram Of the property sold
as described above the number being Convent
Ave. Manhattan y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-10
West s4th Street.
West card street.

The premises will be sold subject 70 the covenants
contained deed made by Clarence
: Brown - Crosby Brown January LIST, 1870
AMI recorted Registers ONCE in LIber
II23 OF Conveyances SEQ February 5th. 1870.
have been modified by agreements recorded
Registers ONCE Liber 1887 OF Conveyancss
323. and In Iber 1899 Of Conveyances. page 81
Of the lien charge salts
~ which described property Is be sold IS
interest thereon from the 10th day
OF April 1901 together with allowance
Ing 10 SI46 81 100 from May 9th. 1901
Of the sale The approximate
amount Of taxes assessments and water rates. which
allowed the purchaser OF the purchase
money. paid by the Referee. s34s 90 100 and
Dated New York MAY Tth. 1901.
MICHAEL. J. MULQUEEN. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-05-10
OTHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH


Chicago, May 0.-Cattle-Recepts 800 fnclulIng ooO
Iexans Steers about steady. Butchers stock strong
GOOD 10 prime steers. S5dS5 90 poor medium So s5G
~ l24s 20 cows s2 5GSi 6 heifers tfancy CD 10 S5 O
y IoaSt NO. Gamers strong, 81 l0QS2 To- steady
tfaacy up 70 - 3d. So S56$4 40: slow 81 5O6
~ 10 Texas fed steers 81 23G$5 4O bulls 81 756l
81 80. HossuRecepts to-day 2iO0O; morrow (est-
matedl 1900: left 1000. Average shade higher
TO chose heavy % 1885 s7s rough heavy 81 60GS 20:
iSht - S0gS 10 bulk OF sales 81 72iad$5 Sheep.
itecelpts loo Sheep and lambs about steady Clipped
ialps UP 10 - 10 good choice
taI TO choice mixed. 50 50dSi 15 Western sheep oi
81 80 yearlings. 81 25Qs4 native lambs siGs5 ~
coa Cincinnati May 9-LIogs dun. lower 50 IcGs5 75
Lambs steady. So T5Gs3 ''' N-"oVFf -
East Buffao. Nav 9.-Receips-CattIe IL cars. sheen
ana lambs - cars; hogs 20 Shipments-Catta ~
cars sheep ana lambs, II cars; hogs cars cattle
CutFhsS Two loads Of butcher cattle demani was
tair Tor good butcher cattle Monday prices
calves were IN moderate supply about 100 head. Choice
20 Extra 20 22GS" 3c good to choice S5GS5 y sheep
anu ld'ips Market was yesterdays closing
&c Iur TOP grades Of lambs: to (.I17Sj.
eIod 10 Cnoce' 81 25uS+ 90
sntep choice TO extra 81 25as4 so good to choice stG
y -. Closed dun Hogs-Trada was steady on The
- ~ ~ MIXED 81 s1aS5 30 Workers 81 s1IS5 90: pigs
- I"aH1 40; Toughs, 81 40a$j 90 stays 81 25as4 20
mere was tair clearance, all being sold bIt a
rev loads or Eight hogs and pigs "
~iSt Linerty MAY 9Cattle steady extra 81 5odS5 6O
prime ~ )GS' 90 good 81 IGds5 % Hogs steady prime
a. e nest sokers and mediums. 81 So light Workers
- 80 Pigs 81 Ioa$5 40; skips 75ds5 - roughs siG
So 5OGSG. " eo1' - ''''F'' 'ea' caves
New-York tribune., 1901-05-10

NDoh f-Achange special Liverpool cables. s,o, oo.,
gSe' all iirIn' sales. 5000 bales speculsCn n9 ~y
~ Ahlfslean 1880 seoepts. isOo0: Amerfcs1 aa.
lnlddling upland II -32i futures ,ren.5 5c,,5
hlsher; MAY. 4l0u4ll: May-June loiSs Po.n's ntt
sIlb July August : l2b; August -septenher .,r S
~ g 800 ccteser, 3.GIiks October -Sans,-
ttf S-ns Nofenltef Decenahsr. 59s. Aiaucbests-
quiet Tut steady, and cloths move slowly arms
FLOUR AND AEAI~-The break Nh.
efhy ne0essltated an adjustment u flour rrsce
business could be transacted. even a, coro -
bnyers showed nervousness hestating 10 take Ma %
Nhsat was unsettled Spring uaten,s oiN Nhle
ents. ~ Gns4 spring clears 81 sOass 95. e~,r lA'
winter - l,as2 -: 40 winter s. .sGx9 go
grace Sy S0ss5o spot ana 10 RYE NJ Or; no
Steaoy g1oea Fair TO good. 81 s5qx3 2e- choioa =,
lsstcs ss @S4ss DO CORN MEALs-Que,. o,a.S a.
HIN dried. - sSes2 60 10 brand ..BAc
gliet quoted; Fine white yellow 81 toSxe -
coarse Sfet8sc- -FEED-Duli; quoted. 10
80 ss -acks 10 arrive. POO SIC 50Qsla. snrirs proh
e@N sloaki9 coarse winter bran. sifgs2s; cir Iran
- corn meal s2s; hpseed cake s25 Is. 49, ~ an; an;
ne sls: honinv chop si7: meal sos -5@Soe Oh
SIR KING features OF on the yrSssc were
t.ffefdny On side OF big fence stacl[ bse
r. roaring IN mad frenzy OF speculative con ,,n,
tseeft 70 sensational smash. while on me oth. ~
haaber cesree. but the infens. wh.s.
s,h yeee vigorous aeconps snirnent 10 a lIsc drop =,
lert mace possible largely panlclv co.Si
noh q STOCKS This inseo until midday when l,o,,,Aa
non oi sneat grew lees and finally ssan1sa -
se.r before rnrners that become re-
esye's on ne breas For the balance session fes
,, sannsss prevailed while II became known ths.
~. GO oans OF wheat had been taken export, mos,
VIA "ulf ports. Attending the stock market bresk as
New-York tribune., 1901-05-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. May o. 1901.
REEVES Receipts r l020 head. includ-
Ing % alive 3D nd 5
for the market No sales reported weight Nom-
nally steady Dressed beef slow 7l2QSac per 10 for
native sides Cables unchanged. Shipments nclud-
ed 81 and 1870 sheep the Pretoria o
CAl4V Receipts were 81 head, mainly for mar
ket There limited trade in live calves
stock Prices rated steady. Common o prtme
veals 2Jqsi per loo CITY dressed veas
slow a 5lzgS31c per 10: country dressed al +Q7c
SalesA. Mullen: veals. 100 N 81 per
100 n: II do. l24 10. S5 Is / do I do
10 n 81 50.
n at ss II do 81 n. a So 25 - -
j. II. Hume G. Bros: 4 veas
Newton & Co: vesls 140 fb a
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were II cars or 2 sss
head including FOR slaughterers u cars fr
the market msing with the stale I4be cars on
SAFE OK which fs cars were at Jersey City and cars
New-York tribune., 1901-05-10
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool, May .. ?. m.-Cotton-Spot quiet prices
l-i6c higher: american middilng fair % 32d; good
n!ddlng 1884, mddling, ! II i2d. low mildliHK.
. SD good ordinary. - sd ordinary. Sd The
sales of the day 5000 bales which were for
speculation and and included 7sb American Re
ceips l+"0 bales Including 5000 American. Futures
enei quiet and closed barely mi
ding, | m NAV, ! i064d4 II-6ld value; MAY and
June. lOd4g4 II did sellers; June July 1
buyers. july and August / buyers; August ami
September / 9-6id sellers September g-64d sellers;
october. 81 saga G. Gid sellers; October and
November. 3 90 d4d sellers November December.
sellers
New-York tribune., 1901-05-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. MAY g-Cotton dull: raiddrg Ttsc: low
middlng &c; good ordinary. 6t.C receipts bales.
Great Britain. 079s; coastwise 1913; stock
l0l. 500
baltimore. MAY Cotton nominal; miidling. Sc. low
middlra iGc good ordinary. 10 lGc. epts.
pa bales: stock. $3.50.
Savannah. May 9.-Cotton easy; mtiJiins. Tsc low,
mIddTnb CSC; good ordinary. receipts bales,
exports to the Continent. I0555; coastwise, 3s
4J.4II.
New Orleans. NAV 0C9tton steady; idIlns . I6c.
low mildNng. 64sc. good ordinary II 6c receipts.
los bales exports TO Great Britain 2Gd; sales. 25oo
stock, 10.
Memphis May 0-C5tton quiet: maiing 7a.c: low,
mddlng G1sc good ordinary &c; receipts TOJ ba:es;
shipments. 1852, sales 100, stock, 80 SO2
New-York tribune., 1901-05-10
5Oth street.

50th Street.
The approximate Of the lien charge 10 satisfy
which the above described property be sold Is
l3 with interest thereon from MAY 9Th, 1901 to
gethsr with costs and allowance amounting 10 SSaOt
and interest together with of the sale The
approximate taxes assessments and water
rates other eEs all the purchaser out OF
the purchase paid the referee is the of
SG1 100 end interest.
Dated. New York May eth. 1901
ARTHUR d. TRUAX. Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-05-10
foreclosure Sales.


- County.-Laura s. Heiner Plaintiff against Charles
4 smith and others Defendants. In pursuance OF a
uCsnent or foreclosure and duly made and entered
IN ne above entitled action bearing the 9th day OF
april 1901 the referee said Judgment named, will
sell AT public auction the Real Sales
room No III Broadway, in the Borough Of Manhattan.
New Aork CITY Wednesday. Goth OF May. 1901
at ~ ocock noon on that day by ID. Phoenix Ingraham
Anconeer. the premises described In said Judgment
IooWs All that certain let piece parcel OF land with
the building and Improvements situate
wing and being in the Borough Of Manhattan. City.
and state OF New York. and bounded and described
as foliows. 10 wit: Beginning point formed by the
Intersection OF the
the westerly side OF Lexington Avenue running thence
north-rly along the Lexington Avenue
twenty ve ( feet thence westerly parallel with Fifeth
street sixty GD thence southeTy and again parallel
with Lexington Avenue (2 the north
ery side Of Feth thence along the
northery side Of Fffeh G feet the point
or place of beginning dimensions and dis
tances
Dated, New York. May 9TH.
ARTHUR ID. TRCAX Referee.
WOLF, kOHN & UII4MAN Plaintiff. 2O2
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
The following is diagram Of the property be sold
described above.
Street Number 55S Lexington Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-10


The approximate amount OF the lien
which the above described property is be Five
hundred dollars with interest thereon the ith dav
April 1899 together with costs and allowance amount
hundred ami sNtyfpur and dollars
the 9th day April vItL
expenses the sale. The approximate amount os
other liens which 10 he
lowed the purchaser OF the purchase money or
paid by the Feetee Is Three hundred
Is 100 dollars and interest.
premises will be sold subject to a first
$1,000 with interest from
OF 51S annuul
Dated April 20 1901
CHARLES p F. McCANN Rafs-aa
New-York tribune., 1901-05-10
LONDON wooL MARKET

London. May 9The offerings the wool auction sales
today nGnbersd iS ~ bales Demand was general and
the home after spirited con,na,ittn,
Crossbreds in small supply. large ouantitv Of
Punta Arenas of better quality sot5
slowly. Following are the sales; New South Wales
1900 bales secured 61dQls Sd; greasy 4alfd Queens
land 300 bales; secured 7dg1s 4lsd greasy 5G9d VIC
tora 800 bales secured 61dGls Sad greasy. ad1 Nd
"a bales: greasy 9alI lad. Zealand 100 haIss
secured 6dGls Sd: greasy. 3Q0l%d Cape OF Good Hone
and Natal 1900 bales: secured 7d@1s Cd greasy 3I
sd Punta Arenas. 2 POO bales: greasy GQ6lsd
New-York tribune., 1901-05-10
contract prices in the local market today

S cotton closed quiet with quotations unchanged on
asls Si l-loe for rnddng upland 10 for
iiiluoiIfg Guy sales 10 bales
49, ,tesfa fapLed as follows New-Ofleans steady un-
nsl3ee AT "-lec; Mobile quiet unchanged al 7Isc:
a5 ~ man easy inehsngea a, 7sc; Charleston quiet
80 lower at tsGI &c; Wilmington firm unchanged at
-; Norfolk quiet unchanged "a Taltimore nom
l uhhehgna at s' Augusta qgiet. unchanged al 7te:
LUIS dul.. Unchanged Estimated
Ne-oreans ior to-norTsw from 20 80 hales
s-.st -""o tAles week and Loss baes last wear
~ Houston from $500 10 zoo bales compared with
z-ap bales las: week snd II bales st year
Recefts at the ports interior points 70 ssv rom
pared with the came day last week and last wear
New-York tribune., 1901-05-10
new YORK CENTRAL

80 HARLEM DIVISION.
ol2 A. NJ. 335 P Daily. except sunday q
Pittsheld; Sundays only at 9.2O a. NJ.
Pullman 5 all through trains.
- Trains illuminated with Ptntsch Light
Ticket offices AZ l13. 261. AIS and 218 broadway
Union So W.. 2T5 Columbus Ave, 1873 West l2sth sS
l2Sth St ISSrh New York: 335 and II
Fulton St and 1O4 Broadway. F. d. Brooklyn
Telephone 300 3Sth Central Cal
service Baggage checked from hotel residence oi
Westcott Express Company
EDGAR VAN ETTEN GEORGE II DANIELS.
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-05-10

81 70 G. 81 so: H. 81 So s2@s2 O5: k 50 so NJ So so:
y 50 40: W &. 50 s.; W w SO 10.
STOCK on HAND.
Spirits turentine, bbls
savannah. May 9.-Sprs turpent.ne firm, 3il4c; re
ceipts 46 bbls sales 81 bbs exports $50 bbls R0sin
firm and unchanged; receipts. Ta6 bbs. exports All
bbs. -
Charleston. May 0.-Turpentine firm Bic Rosin firm
unchanged.
Wilmington. Nav 9-Spirits turpentine-Receipts 2s
casks Crude tnrpentine finn. 81 10 and 81 10; receipts
london. May 9-Tu.pentne-Spir 2Is.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-10
BALTIMORE 2. OHIO pblLR0A1
ERIE RAIL ROAD.

Through trans leave New York. foot OF Chambers s.
as follows. and 5 minutes earlier w. 81 ST.:
300 a. DaIly.--Solt train for Buffalo -Arr D N
Binghamton. Waverly. Elmira and Bradford Coachss
parlor dining car Buffalo
10 D. Daily.-Chicsgo Iimited-Fast Matl-sons
train TO Chicago arriving SO Arr Cleveland 70 1
Sespers Chicago CleyeLt1. CtuCt matt uinins Sa
$50 m. Daily.-Bunalo AMI Cleveland F.Np<ess
Buffalo I-O5. 700 and Nounss
town 1927 n. Cleveland 1920 D. Slsepers 10 bur
falO and Cleveland. cate
o.I5 o. Daily. Solid .rain for Binghamton WaSel'
y. Elmra, Chicago. SIcepers BIffalo Chicago. C'F
cinnati. Dining
TENCKETs. LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULlfsNfAASS M
L ACCOMMODATIONS At IN 2tl. Sf ana -
Broadway. East I%5th St and 273 West l21sn p;
Chambers AMI West %3d 81 ferries New Inrb 80 4,
SEQ Fulton Broadw~y brooklyn. IL RlHei
TrNboken. and City Station New York Irahs'S
90. calls Tor checks baggage 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1901-05-10

Cash quotations were follows: Flour easy :
spring wheat. GN4aI0'9c; No T3Q7ic: No corn.
~ 7f32'sr. No yellow ~ 7G25i=c. No oats 2SI5G
-. No white. 29z a3uc rye. 53a5ic: good fsei
INK barley. i5c. falr choice mailing 5Ia56c: aax
seed - IL No Northwestern 81 Is. primo
~ HS3 90 mes. pork. bbI Sl+ 15G$l4 Co per
dry salted shoulders nCXe SO S7zGS7 12i9
sides ChoN s. l2lsa$S - whisey Of hign wines
81 Is On the Produce Exchange day the butter
Set steady creameries 1fGlSizc: dares. iIQf6c
Cheese dull 0sallc. Eggs steady. fresh. iilec.
Cincinnati May o.--F1our unchanged Wheat easy. No
rcd, t"ac Corn steady No mixed. 46izc. firm
No mixed. &c. Rye steady: No ? 59c
Duluth. May o CIose-Wheat-Cas No hard T64c:
&c September. To.c. Corn. iSfc' Nay, 43%c oats,
Milwaukee,. MAY o.-When; lower. No l Northern 74q
it'1c. No northern u 'sH'2isc Rye frn; No l. 55c.
Harley steady No ?. 5ia5ic sample. $4,000.
Minneapolis. May 9.-CIose-Wheat-A re; July
I2i<". No Northern Gai a7ulsc Flour-First aeuts
s. oa+ l., second patents 81 sags3 -, clears 81
a. -. second clears. - l0p$2 n Bran bulk $l2G
PhIldephla, May 9-wheat &c lower: contract grade
May. 7sn 19c Corn lsc lover No > mixed Nav as. a
+'f4c Oats firm No white clipped. 3c. nrEi.
good demand fancy Western creamery. zoe do prints
rs 40 nearby prints - Eggs hrmer: fresh nearby,
3'2c: do Western. l32Ul+c do Southwestern 2iac: DO
Southern. l-c Cheese quiet but steady. NewYor full
creams. fancy. small lleau%c, do fats choice Oh
Recc?ts-Flour. 1000 hbIs and l.>S5.o'o in sacks:
wheat. iD bush. corn. +oOD; oats OICu0 ShipTents-
Waoat. 500 bush, corn, 1900; oats. 5000.
st Louis. Max 9-Close-Whclt No . red cash Nc:
cash. 4+@.c. May. 454c July. 449a6+4ec- Oats-No
cash. dHc Mhy. 23i4c. July. &c, No z white. 3lItc
Toledo. Ma g.-Wheat active. lower. cash and May.
Iic July. ISc Corn active. lower cash and May.
2N'4c: May, 2sise: July, 81 Rye 35c Cloverseed
Cash prime 81 80; October. s. 22is.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-10
Go mbom Jt Hlan Concern

IMPORTATION WANTED of James Maher.
native of Erry. Cashel. County Tipperary. Ireland
left for America about thirty then
resided Troy; enlisted in the American
Captain Johnsons daughter and has heard OF
twenty-eight Information his
abouts will be thankfully received by his sister.
Michael Kennedy. Newpark. Cashel County Tpperary,
New-York tribune., 1901-05-10
THE STATE or TRADE.

,,rr Ift1iG l. MAY eIFionr steady wheatsrrfng spot
lII'S over nut no Improvement in demand No North
eIn OLD carloads. s52c: do i store round lots
Sl-s: %lnter nothing done country holders asking 7Sc
If y" : red and 16c FOR M white Corn
ight @e'ings stronger: No yellow 49i4c asked: No
80 '" 40 corn +ss!c: No do. 4Si2c through
ii T. 96 aS ny hTm' No ? white 33c No do 32c; No 2
carloads sold at figures ranging from SOC 10 COO accord
No 7. '' o' ' 80
chicago May o.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-05-10

A pvERT1sEMENTs and suhscriptons FOR The Tribune
IA their Uptown Office. No. l242
Cd north OF Slst-st until o'clock M advertise
received the following offices
oric ra until o'clock d. sth-ave.. e
cor. 23d-st I52 9Th 12th-s Macy's.
1a2 Columbusave.. West 66h-st.:
42d-st, 6th-a % Eas, 14th-st 25I West
7th and Sh 159 East 41th-st;
Sd ave. between 10th and 77th 1.026 Sd-Ays.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-10
NAVAL STORES

Of, a6n @ Ior spirits ruled rather slow and eased
eulsti an6 tar and pitch dull. We quote:
LAk-lteeulars. 81 80: do oil hi,ls a. 81
SPlklrS TURPENTTNE-3 hc
ttosiN-Common to good 81. r ~ r
New-York tribune., 1901-05-10

NOTTON-SpeCuletiOn in cotton down o q
inrm to-day by rse t0nal events STOCKS
other than evening Of few trades
While the crash stocks had 6rec: Influence over
cotton IL served 70 intHidate the trade well
public ana led 10 the adoption n policy mastery
activity until definite knowledge be had as
the effect OF the upon speculation general
The market epened "dN points higher
a marked bulge in the Liverpool and rumo9s
that the badly need 0f throughout tho
Southwest. Covering foreign buying fair support
based oA belief that extensive from
late break was n order led 20 additional rise Of 2aI
points ufer the call Then startling
81 panic ia Wall Street, claims Of
riHc rise IN Northern Iacfc and the failure
stnali sock brokerage firms. Liquidation here. IN
NeW-Orieans and Liverpool under which eaIly ad-
vance was pretty thoroughly wiped rapidly
70 loo and October eased of a pro
taete1 period OF deness with content 10 hold
sof Tor further Developments in stocks. public
had Few ORDERS 10 send NAH s holdings
hent was bearishy inclined estimates for big
cei2ts tomorrow at Eew-OEleGns and Houston and
forecast i rains in the Gouth Atlantic States belief
tfst fhort interest
vented further bear operations time being The
Nte news received from spinning go1my
putPor while IN Southern spot demand
sthI domestic export dragging heavily agan
tlsnN movement, would he much larger tssn early
estlHeted heped 20 weight Gown opinions and to check
acNe Duyns for Just before the close ui,
SnoIts turned Tor cover fears another bulge in
t-eIpeo to-morroV IN tire absence offerings this
ogihah1 sent July % 1.G4c and August 735c. from
N.Sn tre Was sofne rea' tCn under profit taking
closed steady in with Trices 7al3 points
vas as follows: ~ " "'
New-York tribune., 1901-05-10
RAILROADS.
DEN NNSYLVANIA

den NSYLVAnIA
q FAIhRoAD.
AND DEsBROssEs AND CORTLANDTr sTREFrRRIEE EsrREEl
fSThe leaving time from DeSbrosse. -
Cortinndt Streets fs 1--WE minutes mter ,s
mat given below for Twcnty-thirt strs.s
station. except where otherwise noted.
iss css "a; FAST MAllsmlrmied to two buffet Par
5grs to oheago No T. Pit5sbursS car Pi'''
& H. A E4IEEEf'''0pIs fxFFp 4Pa Cleveland
F9 sTsRRis cRcssso GeS:an1 s%oks 4ao and
1s asifHaR a. R1ls. f119GsG6 L9Tsss @ s. Logs %
FoT Tole!o Louisville via CncinnatD Iadian5sss..
55 ". sF LouIs s'i!9s EXPREss Rfa p,,,,s,.
u TEsTEN STsTs s. ESfRss Pq!f Dqos SS:,yo Ss5
.S p sSMgep' S.TTG1y Sa,gTG1y pRP45a Rl3ng Car
Go%,H h,GasO For Knoxville day shenandoah Tas a
vEXNp FIesfSa ASD sz6ePf GIxeNSrr xSeeSNFSSay ~
dREsS-For Ptshprg Cleveland. Nashville (yia cn
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
rs a & ;p;s s5S 1910 Deserosses Corandr Streets
:lo Dss5Tgsss cortisudt streets "a: % a5 rs eoS u y
anf Gar q as rf5faF b3ns a"9 Sa Pq?s 3 g cAT @ G Hs
FEB FEB q sunday IN So 500 io75 dining Carr m
Dining Gara> u :5 DINING carr. As Dining carr
SOUTHERN rH 3 RAILwAY.-Express sa5 425 p m. rau
ATLANTIC r COAST LISE.-EzDress. s.s5 a. m and su
T9pSi''an ,. Limited" " 1875 p. daily Express iii
NoRF0IK or H:sS AND WESTERN RA1lwAY-For msmDAn
CHS APEAKT AND ONO R,IhWAY-s55 a. m. an,
FOR OR OLD OLD POINT ,Co,gFoRr and NoRFoLk.-zss
II IT. WrSk-days and - D. daily
~ I--NN ~ SII1-9-j5 a and 2J5 wsek-days
9ehro3gh Eestibuled Trains Buffet Paror Cars ana
,,,AFF NINI-1255 y. m. veNk-davs.
fT points on New York and Long Branch Railroad r,-
Moe-St IWentv- third street Stationl $50 m. I2 "a
20 ana 80 Sundays. % a. m. ass D N
IRON Desbrosses Cortlandt Streets). 900 a. y,
lou $40 and 10 p. sundays. 9.45 a. m. 5I
FOR PHIT.ADEIPHIA.
o. tDesbrOsses and Cortiantt Streets 500 T2J 7k,
SD 500 S2S Clj5 Penna. Limited. CDesbrosse,
nnd CortIandt Streets. 1O2m Dining Carr 1885 (Dnns
Iarl 1155 255 10 CDeshrosses and Cortland
Streets 22n. 2i5. 325. 3-55. +.25 as Dining Car
q a. ~ tDnins Car 5.5I Dining Car. 7.55 s25 s8
coachesI. s.2a s55 a25 a55 Gimited) o55 1op R
4?3 Dining Carl +55 Dining Carl. SIS Dining Carl
Ticket offices NJ 461 1885, 125t III 2G Broadway
lS2 Fifth Avenue: Astor House. West Twanty-thi-s
street Station and stations DesbroEses ari
C'ortlandt Streets Court Street Fulton Street ai
broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklvn
station. Jersey City. The New York Transfer Corr.
pany Will call for and check baggage hotels ana
residences through destination
Telephone "a14 Eighteenth Street. PennsyIvanh
Railroad Cab Service
J. B. HUTCHINSON. = R WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-05-10
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