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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Steady; winter patents $3.5OdS9O.
straight, $33Od3.6O: spring patent, $3.50
$3.50; stralghts, 50. 100000; bakers, $3.50
az 30
Spring wheat-No. ,, 79ds2c; No. 3. 75@
Sic No red S712@S9%c.
Corn-No. ., 4724c; No 2 yellow. 47%c.
Oats-No. 2, S21ac: No white, Slsa34c;
No white, 32nS9c.
Rye-No. 2. 5Sd60c
Barley-Good feeding, ssd4lc; fair to
choice mailing, 45@50c.
Flax Seed-No ], $l.0S1s; No. |, north
western, s11r4; prime Timothy seed, $500.
Mess Pork-Per barrel $l555d15.6O.
Lard-Per 100 pounds, $3.50.
Short Ribs-Sldes. loose, 81. 40aS.5O.
Short Clear Sides-Boxed, $s.s712a9.00.
Whisky Basis of high wines, SIPS.
Clover-Contract grade, $l150
On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creams, 14d20c;
dairies 14@1Sc.
Eggs-Steady 15d151zc; firsts, 15lsc;
prime firsts. 161Ac extras, 1sc.
Cheese-Easy, 101z411&c.
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ty and ninety days and six months 5lkqd
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5Ad5% per cent;
sterling exchange weak, at 4S4G4S410 for
demand, and 4S1Q4s1.1O for sixty-day bills;
posted rates 1921 and 1851: commercial
bills, 4SOA@4S1; bar silver, 65Ac; Mexican
dollars, 5Olkc; government bonds, steady;
railroad bonds, weak
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Manchester. April 2s.-The cloth mar
ket was mostly fdatureless and less ac-
tive during the week though toward the
close there was more inclination to oper-
ate in some sections. Producers apparent
~ were not affected by the cotton tluctu-
atoms The demand for China was mod
crate. In some Instances the transact
lions We're OF considerable magnitude
There were a few orders for India fabrics,
but the limits frequently we're unaccept-
able. The South American and Levant
trades were healthy. Yarns were in mod
crate inquiry. The better qualities Of
American twist cops were in good de-
mand and generally were extensively sold.
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Local Staple Groceries.

Sugar-Granulate sc; Y c., Acc.
Flour-Fancy patent, 1913; standare
patent. So; straight $3.50.
Coffee-Green, 11q13c; Arbuckle's, sl5.6S;
Porto Rico, SIS. 90.
Meat-Dry sailed ribs. Sc: dry sailed
rib bellies, 10c; extra clear 915c; hams,
fancy, lac; medium, 121ac; bacon bellies.
i151c; California hams. 9Ac.
Lard-Leaf. 91sc; compound lard 7@7hc.
Molasses-CentrifugaI 30d35c: sugar
house SOC; Georgia cane, 34c.
White Peas-Per bushel. 81 .75Gt2
Bears-Navy. s2.2b per bnsnei hand
picked Lima. 7c.
Grits-e2 pounds s1.6S.
Meal-"Jim Dandy" Ills.
Macaroni, 7c.
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New orleans Cotton Market.

New Orleans April Spot cotton
quiet and steady. Sales 1850 bales, includ-
ing 1900 to arrive and 800 f. o. b. Quota
tons unchanged; middling II 5-16 The flu
ture market was uneventful, prices at
the opening being 3 to ) points lower. The
trading was very light and the huctua-
lions from highest to lowest did not ex-
coed half a dozen points. The closing was
within a point Of the top, the list being
net unchanged to 3 points down
New Orleans Cotton Futures.
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Metal Market.

New York, April 2S.-There was no
change in the various metal markets to-
day and business was quiet. Spot tin was
quoted at s3s. 70G39.so Copper remains
firm at SIS. 50d1S. IS; electrolytic, slS.25m
$3.50: casting, siS0lS25. Lead quiet and
firm at s.. 55a5 So; spelter quiet, Sc o5a6 Is.
Iron steady and unchanged.
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New orleans. April 2S.-Clearings 81
4Sso14. New York exchange. 81 per $1,000
premium commercial. 25 cents per $1,000
discount.
Memphis, Tenn, April Chickering's,
$617, 400; balances, $13s, 800.
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Treasury Statement.

Washington, April 2S.-Today's treasury
balances, exclusive of the gold reserve,
shows: Available cash balance, $151976,-
O51; gold, $63, 29S01l.
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Hides and Wool.

Green salt hides, No. 1, 91sd10c
Dry flint hides. No. 1. 15Gl7o.
Dry salt hides, No. 2. 13115c.
Clear washed wool 25d37c.
Unwashed wool, 25Q27e.
BURY wool. 15c.
Sheepskins. 15960c.
Tallow, 4mrzc.
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New Orleans. April 2S.-Cotton, spot
closed steady; sales 1850 Ordinary. 9-16;
good ordinary 49, low middling, 10 11-16;
midding, j 5-16; good midding, II 1916;
middiing fair, ~ 3-16. receipts 2i9l; stock
1871 1876.
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Chicago Change.

Chicago, April 2s.-Covering by shorts
caused strong finish today In the local
wheat market, final quotations on the
July option being up Is. Corn showed a
gain of a. Oats and provisions were prac-
tically unchanged.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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began The fact that loans made on
Friday at the stock exchange carry over
until Monday, may have exempted spec
ulative holders from some immediate
pressure to close out. But before the
session was over, stocks poured out from
every direction, and were thrown over on
a swiftly declining range of prices, sales
either being forced, or the sellers de-
termined to get out at the prevailing
prices in the fear that worse was to fol-
low. The level touched was materially
lower than the low point of yesterday,
Such exceptions to the weakness as Chi
cago and Northwestern, Consolidated Gas
and Hooking Valley, had no effect III nit
igating the gloom which prevailed In all
speculative quarters.
The bank statement made a showing
wide of all calculations, and so many
complexities entered into the weeks
money market that no one attempted to
exnlain the discrepancies. The apparent
decrease In the bank reserve is less than
a million dollars, contrasted with prellm-
mary estimates based on the movements
of currency so far as known that ealeu-
lated a loss running all the way from
IS, 600 600 TO Sl5,000,0 600
The loan increase of $2l, ISL 500 in face
of the severe liquidations in the week
stock market was an impressive eXhlplt
of the pressure for credits. which IS fore
ing ont securities on the market, and
seemed to aggravate the pressure TO sell
after the appearance of the bank state
ment.
The coal strike prospect was an aggra-
waiting factor. In spite of some demand
TO cover shorts by bears stocks closed
near the lowest. and net losses running
from to points were general through
out the list.
The close was active and weak. Total
sales of bonds, par value, $1,795,0Oo.
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Weeks Review.

Speculative sentiment over the outlook
in the money market and securities mar
ket in consequence of the San Francisco
disater. is much unsettled and operators
in stocks are disinclined to take a position
in the market.
New York financial institutions have
borne a large part of the burden OF the
adjustment of San Francisco losses owing
to the extent to which financial opera
tions of the country center here as the
clearing house center of the country
banking system. Direct Withdrawals OF
cash from New York for shipments from
some of the interior points to save time
notably Chicago, have been for New York
account and result in drafts on this city
to meet the shipments. New York in re-
snonse to the pressure has withdrawn
aold from London and late in the week
from Paris through these channels the
force of the shock has been disseminated
and has passed on to foreign money MIRA
kets
As result the prices of stocks have
been forced to the lowest of the year rep
resenting heavy declines from the high
levels as 30 points in st. Paul and iva
noints in Union Pacific Some of the
liouidation has been traceable directly TO
the fire insurance companies which are
forced to realize on the treasury assets
to prepare for meeting the fire losses.
High grade dividend paying stocks or an
investment character and bonds or class
to which corporation investment is large
ly confined, naturally have suffered most
from this kind of liquidation. But the
more speculative issues have not been eX-
empt.
The volume of speculative liquidation
proved a disagreeable surprise to the
aFnf al
that Wall street commission houses We're
practically bare of stocks. and the specu-
lative account in the market on the long
side at a low ebb.
The course of events has resulted in
forcing out many strong accounts which
were unsuspected owing to quietude with
which previous events, including the strin-
gency OF the money market have been
characterized.
Issues of securities already offered or
in contemplation for these purposes are
placed at disadvantages by the condition
of the money market. Calls upon syndf-
Gates for instalments of subscriptions on
new issues of securities are making
themselves felt In the money market In
other cases resort is had to issue of short
term railroad notes or to loans from
banks at current market rates of interest
Steel stocks themselves in fact showed
some degree of resistance to depression,
but the usual sympathetic effect on the
general list Of this showing for the great
basic industry was entirely lacking The
advance in the Amalgamated Copper
dividend induced sales to realize which
overbore any demand.
Bonds have beenIunsettled in sympathy
with stocks. Old As declined w. the IS
Va, the new As registered " per eent: do
coupon "a per cent on call on the week
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Manchester Cloth Market.

New York. April 2s-The dry goods
market today was, quiet and steady.
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Seaboard Air Line,

Baltimore, April dashboard Air Line
common 291aGS1; do preferred, nothing
doing.
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Will buy for cash mer
chandise stocks of all kinds
Correspondence strictly
confidential. l. M. Rubel,
box 796, Birmingham, Ala.
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WAY SCHEDU LIE

Showing the arrival and departure %
passenger trains at the Union station. Biz
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Live Stock Market.

Chicago. April Seattle: Receipts. 200;
steady Beeves. A.o5n6 Is; cows and heif-
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Bonds.
Money on Call.

New York, April 2s.-Money5 on call.
nominal: no loans; time loans. firm: six
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New Orleans Cotton Futures.

New Orleans, April 2s.-Cotton futuI
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An'Nerp & April asDsaed. steamer Kroonlsnd. Dorrud.
BaT3si9ns April 24.saled. UIrtk.n CIor).
Barbados Apr Z5-ssee. steamer CBr). smals
Ia7ara Aprm 2s[Passed. steamer Atrato CBr) BODY.
f'eW YORK VIA kingston Colon etc for Southampton.
Scily. April IS S:55 m-Passed steamer Rtcher Cier)
keessins. New York for Plymouth,-CheTbourg and
Hamburg
Genoa April 25Arrived steamer Bulgaria Ger). Froh-
Heb. New York via Naples; 25th sailed steamers
Loinoardia utaD, Orengo, New York; 26th Princip
. essa Iaetitia QtaD. Montanari New York
Naples Arr 2ISailed, steamer Citta di Aflano QtaD,
Schiafhno New York.
Bermuda. April 2s a m-Arrived. steamer Bermudian
Ponta Ferraria, April 2s-Passed steamer Prnz osksr
Ger, LeUenfels New York for Naples Genoa.
santos April 2G-Sailsd. steamer Soldier Prince (Br.
Dunn. New York
Faya April 25Passed previously, steamers Barbarossa
lGer). Langreuter. Genoa and Naples for New York;
Republic (Br) McAuley. New York Naples and
Genoa; 2sth. / a m. sailed. Brooklyn. Swift
-, Nrom New York;, Marseilles
tune April 24-Sailed steamer slavonia C Taylor.
Palermo april 26sailed steamer sician Prince CBr),
Claridge Grom Naples), New York
SueestoWn; April 2SThe White Star Line steamer Celtic
IRON New York for Queenstown and Liverpool was
reported by wireless telegraph 154 miles west OF this
town about D IN
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
ruNNEL COMPANIES GET LAND.
Lease Of Public Service Property in Ho-
boken Settles Compact.

i. 6ocumeut fled in the Hudson County
royrt House, Jersey City, yesterday. which
..sias 6oubr concerning tho compact entered into
= she New York sne New Jersey trolley lines.
:. g the leasing for 4 term os sss years OF the
- owned by rhe Public Service Corporation at
--rssou street enc Hudson Place. Hoboken. at an
srrual rental OF $500 for the first eight years ana
.ssreaster, $1,000
T,,s is the land desired for the terminal OF the
,.hoken branch OF the tunnel, that has been con-
~,,.es between Morton street. Manhattan. and
- erect, Jersey City which had led TO injunc-
- proceedings. Contest was pending in the
sr,ts The lesse was signed by William G. Nc
80 snd Charles ". King. for the several tunnel
NN-..,-ies that VIII control the main or branch
U,s and BY Thomas n. McCarter and Fred
tll.S F,vars for the Public Service Corporation
q she numerous lines II has leased.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, April 2s, 1905.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
s. Il t9q o s. iaSsn la@sS Ss % "a and
~ % steeGse passengers mails and mdse Arrived at the
Steamer chrstiania Ger, 1ubese Hamburg April II.
seggeF. n r1ed @ al the T Bar al ssi stesIas' m pas
son ss Mstelo Mart eBr Clark Hun April ls Sander
steamer Trinidad CBrl. Williams Barbados and Mar
s. krs and s. Martin % ana St croix ana St Tbonss
and Inase arrived al the bar at ioao a m '''''
March Io sDt SOnaa "a Trnce tBr Davies Bgenos AyTes
lar ., Seager Company with mdse. Arrived the
ana 'fs5 Boston bl5spfss 5yi 81 Gs Engsss Calcutta March
10, iSso % Barber Co. with lumber Arrived az
ana sieansr Sresisn 5 Prince @ Hudson Santos April
P2sssr ed iS at ssf5 se Bar T0pao5 n06n with
J, Yokohama q Hong Kong q Manila March e coiombo
r. F9It SAID April and Aglers - with mdse 20 W #
rived at the Bar at II 80 m SUMMER " o' Al
'afr n snd Ha@aas e Eoe so s5s Ts rz Var. P e.
~ passengers mails and mdse Arrived the Bar a.
steamer san Marcos Mcintosh Galveston April 21 20
II Mallory & Co with passengers ana ndAe Passed in
Steamer Fl Mar Jacobs Galveston April 81 to Southern
aSeihc ConFanF' with mdse Passed in Quarantine at
Steamer El Dorado, Prescott New Orleans Arr, % r.,
the Southern Pacific Co with ndse in Cuarantine
s s'ss9F % * Ka9sas e. VIII Gj'y Lewis April a
quarantine al 5:36 m ana ihase Passed IN
5 % @ 70 T1yae IS GO With passengers and mdse
70 old Dominion IS Co with passengers ana ,1dse
Passed On Quarantine al 1:05 D m.
Steamer Evelyn. HalversOn. Baltincre 10 II Bull g
Co. IN ballast Passed IN Quarantine at GO a IN.
Sandy Hook. J. April =, $50 m-Wind east-south-
east; light breeze. clear.
SAILED
Steamers Deutschland tGer). Hamburg via Plv-
mouth and Cherbourg Minneapolis Brl IoDdcn- Ra
tavia Ger. Hamburg; Finland. Antwerp via Dover:
Campania tBrl, Liverpool Via Queenstown. New York
Southampton via Plymouth and Cherbourg: Konig Al
bert Ger. Naples and Genoa Furnessia tBrl Gas-
gov; Lulsiana UtalJ. Genoa: Roma (Frl Naples:
Activ tNorl. Baracoa. George Farwel JacksonTi iile
Caracas Juan etc; MORO castle. Havana; Alec
lNor) Baracoa; Athalie tNor'. Barcelona. Malaga etc
Huron. Charleston and Jacksonville: Mae CeorEetown
e. Monte. New orleans; Colorado Mobile: Princess
Anne. Norfolk Newport News. City Of Columbus
Savannah; Concho, Galveston and Key West: FL Sico
Galveston.
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool April 2ssailed steamer Lucania CBr). Watt
New York Cueerstovn.
Queenstown. April IS S55 mArrtved steamer Celtic
iBTl. Hanson. New York for Liverpool pro-
Cee1e5l.
Southampton, April 2S-Saed. steamer Philadelphia
NILS New York Via Cherbourg (and passed Hurst
Castle lbs 2
Cherhourg April %. II as n-Saied steamer Amerka
Ger SaUermarn 0Tom Hamburg and Doverl. Kew
York with 40 cabin and 1853 steeraEs passengers:
IS n sailed. steamer Philadelphia, Mills lfrom
Southampton, New York.
Copenhagen. April 25-Auived, steamer HeiZ Olav
dam. Hoist. New York Christialsand 20 sailed
-stezIrer . T Tetjeu dam. York
Hamburg. April 25-Sailed steamer Mannheim (Gsr),
Schau New York
Bristol. April 2s-AHived. steamer Exeter City CI5r
carey, New York
Hayre. April 2S. m-Arrived, steamer La Clan7paEne
tFE). Duncan. New York. Sailed. steamers La IOr-
raine ,Fr, Polcelet, New York: p m. Ia Gascogna
fFrl TCUrnier. New York
MaTseillcs. April ARRIVED steamer Madonna tF3r)
Lander New York >>'
Shields. April 27-saiIed. Florida DAM Drum
Crom Copenhagen). New York
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PETITIONS IN BANKRuPTcY.

me following petitions in bankruptcy were fled
v,s,erday with the clerk of the United States Dis
tct Court
A., involuntary petition was hled against Hugo
.Ssis No lS7 West Broadway, by Randall Adams
q ~ and two other creditors. with claims aggre-
SSsung 81 5S2 II is said that the alleged bankrupt
ssm0ved assets valued at $500 10 hinder and de-
isv and defraud his creditors.
slfTed n Coz. jr. was appointed receiver Of the
t.sness Of Rosie Lebeiiusky OF No. JOS Madison
street. Involuntary bankrupt, with bond OF $500.
William ID. NJ. Miller was appointed receiver OF
~ business Of HaElcr Brothers, No l29 RlvinGtOn
s-se, involuntary bankrupt, with bond Of $500.
II Bethune was appointed receiver OF the
srs1ess of Charles PaFliughi maker Of piano
sr5res al 10. SN5 Southern Boulevard, involuntary
is,sr1Ip- Vrita bond OF $1,000 The statement is
r,aie Thar the alleged bankrupt committed an act
Z. Bankruptcy il giving his TWO hrothers-ln-law,
louis and Emil Tassi. Chattcl mortgage on his
Tock and fixtures and plant. 10 prefer them over
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AGENTS WANTED.


AGENTS WANTED 10 sell tbs book Of
views OF ne Great Earthquake and Fire
~ san Francisco. Is original photographs
tAkeA by our spectai corps Of expert pho
tostaphert while The city was still burn
inE 20 large pages Tremendous sale all
over the country. Great chance for bows
slc girls; $500 per DAY easily cleared.
look sells Itself. Retail price 80 cents.
FIlee 20 agents 30 cents. by the dozen II
go- VISA agency. mail 20 cents for sample
,riN. oA4-ef".se 10 attention paid 70 COM
Inin!cAtlcEs. ILLUSTRATED PRESS SYN
ii'AIE r. lI9 Tribune building, New York
AGENTS WANTED 70 sell the book OF
we've q the Great Earthquake and Fire
az san Francisco. IS original photographs
laNSn %! our special corps Of expert pho
- t~Plefs while the city was stin burn
Ans. % large pages. Tremendous sale ali
over me country. Great chance for boys
ana glr.s; 500 per day easily cleared.
BOOK sells Itself Retail price 20 cents
price 10 agents 30 cents BY the dozen. II
you WIS., age:cC, mail 20 cents for sample
InuEicatioDs 1Ls.I-TT TRATED PRESS syn
ILCAIE. li9 Tribune Building New York
AGENTS san Francisco Horror. Farth-
quake and Fire fully described. 500
pages, q very fine half-tone illustrations.
san Francisco as II was and Is: best book
outnt ready, lec. largest commission w
". WILSON, Publisher. - Thomas st.
AGENTS MAKE $40 daily selling our
household specialties; hest sellers on the
market; catalogue free. LINDSAY co.
300 Cherry 81. Toledo. Ohio.
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ADVERTISING SHOW THIS WEEK.

ne advertising show opens nj Madison Square
e.,ssn for SIX days on Thursday Of this week.
=. exhibition vii. he closed Sunday. The show
N nreser1 an extensive ana comprehensive eN-
srs- of advertising features This is the first con-
,ss effort made ny producers Of advertising ideas
!, fFe East 70 exhibit their products and 20 show
~ they are made
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nrMENT EoR IsTHMIAN CANAL.

nashville. Tenn. April 2S-It was announced
- Yesterday that the Isthmian Canal Commis-
-, has awarded the Louisville & Nashville
s.r-oad Company a contract 10 haul, in ninety
s9vs tine. twenty thousand cars Of cement from
s,,.,,ile 10 New Orleans. whence the cement will
= ss-St1red 10 Panama The Louisville q Nash
Ssns fFures on putting a train OF cement into
IS
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
PLATE GLASS Loss 100000.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tibune,l

TEy Telegraph 20 Tho 111bunel
v,..s5urg April est IS announced here to-day
=. os result OF the San Francisco disaster plate
- manufacturers viii desert the long standing
So, OF closing their factories during the hot
.-ths and operate them ct fun oapaclty through
--,,,r.r1er 10 III Pacific Coast orders. 1t is
tnsirssted tns that plate glass worth SL0e0o0 was de-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-29
BUSINESS CHANCES.

.nestus GulicI1 Co. estate
'sa's i5G Broadway, y. Y, are
-'ll starting the Development Of
u highest class suburban resi-
-''1s! property on Long Island.
.Ais'lng Of C.000 lots. Services
MANAGER are required. One
/" las heid or now holds a sim
position with p Development
srsy s~lany who has MADE A sic
&c APPLY IN confidence, stat
= publications in fun.
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august Wiihenn' Port Iimon, Arrtl %. HambAn
SAcaF tshrtstiansaud ApriI
44ist - ssss weston. April 25 - MALLORY
- Aalie Anri
WIDNaspAN. MAY .
s6.ailnsi.ia liverpool April "a r,,-,-.
slkottefaafn. Rotterdam, April IJoIir.rS
SNoro America ~ Naples April 10. Ia Tsleoa eIa
Sahsei Bremen. April IN Z; Io,9
sBrnEs mail.
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TRANsPACTFIc MA1Ia

IJ5ysss lySss,ia,l9n s an1 steamer Close in y. Y.
transport sherman san Franclsco) Nav 1870 p,
Nsw zealand. Australia New Caledonia 49, -
sarnoa, Hawaii and Fiji Islsnds-Ven-
tufE tVia San Francisco) Nav q Io.30 y,
Japan. Corea rtiiippines-Nlppon ~ ~ 80
AaFu oa san FranciscS May g. 1890 m
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lsl-.iE DIES

.A..E-MbT T.LEFE.
k frir- a. ac,tie Posi-
y. -.t-u -ust.sH sra Aollalgia
tt-t .. ls-lH. pa ars - .-.. IIursls
-'sl bf Efirf-tI G-rlf.f j..
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Vessel Fo- rsne Vessel
Sibria, Jamaica. Hamb-Arn. -. ss00 q :, salls
MONDAY, APRIL 30.
1ooiasa tIinee Argentine. Prince 1000 m le.oo y,
' - - Loi'i-ioi.'- '-''.- - 800 m
TUESDAY, MAY l.
S5rosser hurfSst, Bremen, @ Lloyd 500 m 1O.Oo -
Cfen3re~os .lZ.O m 800
I[anses ,Tf3r 800
Tar,sstovr,' N--rsI-i- 90 800
-'-0-A' S'U HVniinloh - 800
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IOST

LOST Bsnkbook Ao BOOB ISSUED by ihe
fSstrsroIitsn Savings Bank 0f New York
,f0rncriv the Mariners Savings Institu
.ttont Payment of the same mas been
etorras The finder VIII rlense return the
.sslI.. 80 80 Bank Nos. ! ana Third ave.