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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-28
NEW YIRK COFFEE MARKET.

New York, March 27.-Coffee futures opened steady at unchanged prices to a de- ieine of five points and closed dull at a net decline of 5Q10 points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-28
NEW ORLEANS COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to Loyeman & CompanJ 36 Commerce St.. Montgomery, Ala.

By Private Wire to Loyeman & Company,
 very unfavorabie today, encouraslng shorts
 as iI.os for May contracts during the early
 tra ding.
 early in the day. Reports of unfavoranle
 i selt hsa the beSr element e may Sn check howeu T
 patch from Theo H, Price caused a ehanse
 CT crowd. I which eh was wa setiye i've in bIddins the the
 market up to a hgher level. Shorts. be.
 tendency in the market, covered freely be-
 fore the close, which was steady at net
 Spots were offiIeally reported as having opened easy and closed steady, at unchanged
 sPSs and ss se Bss sf to to aRs 0es' oh s
 basis of ifkc for mtdalings. There were
 no deliveries on contract contract today; s ,,,, ot o, been, selling heavily shorts in this market re conditions could hardly have been worse One of most conservative correspond
 sn't o ths sssa effect @ tSsa crop backward owing to the heavy rains an1 that iy planting in the Atlantic States must be abandoned. We understand that Colonel
 elreaar Fss ga Which treats or tsis sA feature of the crop situation In full and,
 hence. there is no need for us to rSn d%sn on ,n New York today was the heavy buying of May by prominent firm in the New York 1 market Mays are now selling at n pre- mium over July in the New York market a l fact that would seem to indicate that deliv- cry of the actual cotton will be called fOr lively higher level Ia the South. there IS very little likelihood of cotton being shipped to New York to tender on contract. situa- ton which is not likely to calm the nerves of shorts In that market. We have reason to believe that a large short interest has been established in this market on the re cent advance. There were signs of eX- treme nervousness on the short side today and further rise In futures might induce I some extensive covering. Aside from sucl technical featuress the cotton market t | and we confidently look for still higher prices LOVEMAN & COMPANY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-28

Cincinnati. March 21.-Fl0ur. dull. Provisions unchanged Whiskey active SI.2S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-28
MARINE NEWS.

Charleston, s. C.. March 27.-Turpentins and rosin nothing doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-28
rnkaI Mnuannnnf

Total today at all ports net 29,1S0; ship ments to continent s,Oss: stock Ie1. s36.
 Consolidated at all ports, net ss, a43; snip rnents to Great Britain 23,537; to France B. 4s2; to Continent 25.496i to Japan S,lSS-
 sTotal since Sept. l. at all ports net E. eb2536; shipments to Great Britain 2.5b6,- 047; to France 5s2,512; to continent 1,9l2,- 773; to Japan 91.954; to Mexico 2.7t4.
 s--Ravised.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-28

River Forecast.
 (For next two days.l
 The Coosa will continue to fall today, and will remain stationary or rise slightly during Thursday. The Alabama will continue to fall slowly.
 Weather Couditfona- N
 (For Past q neural
 Cloudy weather still prevails over the en- tire country except in the Pacific coast ra- gions. where clearing has followed iiEnt rain during the past twelve hours Lignt rain or snow has been general in the Mis- souri and Mississippi Valleys and eastwatq to the A1leghenies and the North Atlantic coast. The cloudy weather throughout east ern and Southern districts. and the prectp- itation. attend the passage. since yester-. day of storm from Iowa to the lower Lakes The movement of the northwestern depression to central Texas. further ipflu- ences unsettled weather. and will cause occasional showers In this section tonight ten to fourteen degrees over nl Allan tic and east Gulf districts. except in Fiort- da and have fallen decidedly over the mid- dle Mississippi and the Missouri Valleys and the upper Lakes, where an area of high pressure controls weather conditions.
 Temperature ani precipitation as report: ed by the Weathet Bureau for selected Southern station during 24 hours endins am, March 27. 1906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-28
wprAsxrRv RAV.ANCEs.

TREASURY BALANCES. Washington. March 27.-rreasury balances sl55, 22S. IfO; gold coin and bullion STs,6is.- fAl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-28
COTTON LETTER.

New Orleans, March 27.-Longs put the Eet Ssd soid off to II Os foT May ticuiar position advancing to 2s and rin-
 fine lower level of values in the early morning was due to easier English cables. about six points. and while spots there were only reduced one apoint. sales were the smallest for many weeks past only S'oOo
 American markets were unfavorably af- closing. New Orleans about seven points down on May and sold off two points addi- tional before the decline was checked. satisfactory the map showing rather heavy rains in Tennessee and scattered light rains Ncrthwestern portion of the cotton region from the Mississippi valley. and from Ala bama were to the effect that heavy rains had fallen during the morning. u..., however was anything but cheerful. small business being transacted at easier prices, and t was said that oiterings .irla were mors
 It was not until after noon that the mar ket showed signs of renewed efforts at ma
 Buying of an extensive amount of cotton vas reported from New York. where the leaders in command have pitched their tant.
 The report that bulls were taking on new lines of the staple soon gained currency and with much opposition. The position of cot ton, warrants high prices such as are pre- pre- at Liverpool and New Orleans stand in the yay of successful manipulation as does the relativel ylower level of Liverpool and the big discount at which the new crop deliver les are selling. This unrestricted loading up with May contracts may not end satis- factorily to it's promoters and associates.
 The day is not far distant when cotton will be rendered on contracts and as there is no way os hedging same except at a loss, it is not probable that the cotton will be cared for when delivered.
 It must be remembered that the United States ports stock was considered very heavy at this time one year ago, today they are about 100, 0Oo bales larger with New Orleans and New YoAk carrying the bag and Liver pool so well supplied for the immediate future as to have on hand about 200. 900 bales more than last year. 995, ,000 of Anieri- can against 7T2. 1000 bales.
 A period of wet weather in the South dur ing the planting season which will generally open about the first of the month, would no dc ubt sustain the market. but this remains a remote possibility, and if such {. cQadition was to make it's appearance, 1t might prove a difficult proposition for longs to keep the market afloat unless the visible stock is in America be reduced materially in the mean time H. & B. BEER.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-28

New Orleans. March 27,-cleared: strs., Fl Monte. Maxon. New York; Bell cliff, Br., Lord, Sligo via Newport News; Florida, Simmons, New York with barge: Antwerp City, Br.. Massen. Rotterdam via Norfolk; Mount Vernon, Nor. Falsen, Port Limon; Nor, Nor. Ravn. Tampico via Galveston.
 Port Eads. March 27.--Arrived: strs, Olympia, Br., Gait, Port Barrios; Rosina Br., Hurry, Ceiba; Suldal, Nor, EllinRsen, Puerto cortez; Politician. Br., Walton, Liv- erpool; Tug, John S. Brady, Jarvis, Port
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-28

MAh1Nb GENSs Mobile. March 27.--Arrived: Str, Glars Zelck, Ger, Fretwurst, santiagoi sohrs.. St en. Bryant, Havana; Laguna. Bayles, Hava- 
 Cleared: Str, Mobila, Cub,,. Webb. Ha- vana: sehr., Rita Cue. Randall. NeuVa Ge- roma. Isle of Pines.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-28

T-Indicntes grace of precipitatioE.
 FRANK P. CHAFFEH. Section Director. Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-28
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

New York. March 27.-Cotton futures on the New York Cotton Exchange today open ed and closed steady. Quotations ranged
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-28
pETERMAN'S ROACH FOOD

(auicksilver) )-Bedbugs take 1t up in the circu-
 lation when going over where it Is brushed on lightly. It's invaluable if brushed on beds when apart, and on the back of picture frames, mouldings, Sc. II will not rust or harm furni- ture or bedding. Odor-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-28
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

New Dreams, March 27-Cotton futures on the New Orleans Cotton Exchange today ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-28
THE WEATHER.
rra,sx Local weather Report and Riv
 Bulletin.

United states DeDartmsnt of Asrieuitars'
 weather Bureau.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-28
River Foreeass.

sindicatss rise. -rndieases fais
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13
ELEcT9lc WIRING DONE RIGHT.

In installing electricity for lighting and other
purposes in a manufacturing concern business es-
tabisbrnent or private house the wiring is a mat
ter Of the utmost Importance. Imperfect insula-
zion inferior materials, careless or inexperienced
ADDITION to the long list OF ires due 70 imperfect
Insulation OF an electric wire The Faure Elec-
e Y carry a full equipment OF electrical goods
~ the highest grade. Their mechanics and eIec.
trcians are experienced and skilled men, who know
how TO wire anything. from private dwelling with
bulbs in a manner that combines safety with
efficiency and economy ana that insures not only
a irst Inspection. but freedom from worry on the
AT ~ fhe householder afterward. The president
az the company John r. Faure, Is secretary OF the
National Electrical Contractors Association OF
NaUY York State.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13
c. II. STEVENS

fou- story brownstone dwelling house. on lot 1sx
l12 feet
Caroline Britton has sold No. IL West sOth ST. a
four storv broy-nstone dwelling house. on lot Ax
1@2 feet and the house has been resold 10 It's
present tenant, Sylvester Sands.
Madden the northeast corner Of 10th ave- ana 8otn
st. four four story tenement houses, on plot eesXlOO
feet. 70 Lowenfeld & Prayer. who recently bought
the &c Joining southeast corner OF 9th St, SSSxl00
1eet, through the same brokers.
Z. L & c. Ernst have bought from the Tudor
Realty Company through the Brokers Realty ana
three story dwelling houses, on plot 6oK2 feet.
Alexander Clsuca has sold for the Dappert estate
70 client Of Abraham Nelson No. 206 East s7th
s.. five story four family hathouse, on lot 25x
l9Qs fet
Jacob LowentEal has sold No. zoos ID ave. four
Eto-y tenement house, on lot 25.3K75 feet.
Max O. Baum has bought the northwest corner OF
"a and s9Ih St. fve story triple hathouse.
with stores. on lot 251lK79 feet Mr.. Baum has re-
ave, z Eve story hathouse on lot 25.3X105 feet.
Kitterplsn &. RubinEer have bought no. 944 70 346
East e5th ST. three i've story tenement houses each
2TT1005 feet
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13

richs cabin s31 steerage passengers
and mdse Arrived at the Bar at II :46 m, llth-
Steamer Graf Waldersee (er) Krech, Hamburg April
Line with 227 cabin and $50 storage passengers and
mdse Arrived az Bar at S2e m.
Steamer Monter' Smith. Vera cruz May e. PFogresO
age passengers. mails mdse. Arrived at
3:45 IN.
Steamer Flora QIor), Taarvg Maooris May and
sugar Arrived at the Bar at s:so m 1''S
Steamer SiegInund Ger, Schuldt, Santos April 1s
Rio Janeiro p and barbados May 4 TO Funch Edge
Co with 22 passengers mails and mdse Arrived at the
Steamer Alamo Avery. Galveston May and Key West
8. to n Mallory Co. with passengers and mdse.
Steamer City of Everett Bunting with barge Standard
oil Company %. from Port Arthur. Texas. May 2
10 the Standard OIL Company, with OIL Left Quarantine
" sandy 51i Hook J. May u. m-wind southwest
Steamer city OF Macon. Burg Savannah May .. 70
ocean Co with passengers and mdse. Left Ouaran-
Steamer EIswlck Lodge (Br). Debarie. Tampico May
& to the Smelling and Refining Co. with lead
and copper bullion Passed in Sandy Hook at 11:4S
Steamer Princess Anne Tapley. Newport News and
Norfolk 70 the Old Dominion Ss Co. with passengers
ana ndse. Left Quarantine at p m
SAILED.
Steamers Pretoria (Ger1 Hamburg. via Dover;
5on Tucania (Brl, Liverpool via Queenstown Fnlle
5oiinbfs Southampton via Plymouth and Cherbourg;
Caesei (Ger) Bremen; Princess Irene t4efl eIeho au
STanIae. Gascogne CFr). Havre; Acttv (Nor) lara
FhiIadelphia, Juan, Curacao etc' ESueLo-
Avres ISpanl Havana and Vera SruZ Motro 1919:
Havana Beatrice (Br), MonteVideo ouenos a -.
and Jacksonville; FL Dorado Rev Ofie1as
Hamiiton Norfolk and Newport News; ha7s1ls
Dia Galveston OelNeE, ~
GaiUeston: chesapeake. Baltimore Dordoehe 'DE''
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13
TARRyTOUN.

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n ag Irtng land made
churchbu Of brick brought from LAM
by
fee to urd
of tn
Of is amostat versi
S o its general
the vi place
for autnobn
o all andE Eoes all kinds
schools
called Castle" Other
Nitue
Of trustee
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13

supply a Old potatoes hsa sSSay n fs 5S4 ts5 93Ps
Lover OSnsf % SlSns poS5oes dTsssins Cabbass6 loTS
plentiful and lower C9cgnoeFs ,S 1Is II3s
tifGi ana lover fadiahss wsak ot5s. yssssaess wsH-
por bS q s6SS5 80: DO South caIoiaa. SsGS5 So d5
s29S2 s5 DO STATE and WsstsEn en- n 9gE Psr $50 y -
3 sss S q 'S; az p sE SasEs a S5sl l2 1sPAUs, jersey
peaWars q 259s4 DO Norfolk Sls 90 sc NSrsa -
csifoSas PER dozen. 5oeGSI: Bs. CaaTsstIon.
DO FIeTda. per I5cGS1; DO eTGa Per crate
90 cSalsstoa. new per 100 punches sS55 a. Nsw or
1es5s "a S3 oS "a ~ & p Esle4n @ ors - peF &c rS1s
81 6O0S2 - do Norfolk. per bbL 81 SoeS2 =: d PEI
Charieston per bbl crate S29S8; CELERY. F9ri5a pss
IeTsI case 81 2SSs2 % F E7laH fess '9sSl 20
EloTtda Per case siaSl g6 cHIcoRY "a EscARoIsE.
boz. e2es9; 90 Cuban 81 50l g 50; HoEstADls5 Rel
RARL New Orleans per 100 6g9ehes $50 LIsLIS,Sl-s
81 259S2 IS do North CaIona- s19Ss; 40 Nort0k per
s. 50: Mint ps- 100 bunohss s20Ss: oNIoNs BsEnud
peE crate 81 SS9Si g; DC 5eNS e, eses SS! a. e
psr 81 Sss 5Oe9$l 3: a. OTass County. ga u
50oSSi: oEfs3 I1oTds Der carrier SCI g; do Cuban.
cuBSn' s1dsi 50: pas Norseis psT hsisbbi 6asLs,.
Ss 49, % 11 eS & AZ oTt5 csfolins er hSib 81 bSSes
2S.ssi e. a. 1r SSsSsI basket 50e$I; PAfsIHY New
Dunehes. &9gSi: DO hsI1ngda Per 921 81 so9sS lso~
per bbl &20s4i DO BERMUDA, Per box Sl4&1 -.
PsT basket S94ISe E55C6AI5 nseEoy per 100 hgnehse
per basket s2g$S Do savannah $2a2 50: DO Porte.
S1dG2 SPINACH. nearby. per bbl. 5oco$1, SQUASH.
EloEida white crate 81 Soqs2 So 90 Cuban Sls2s
TOMATOES. FLORIDA. &loS1 3D. DO Culol.
s1Gs2. TURIPs. Canadian Tutabaga, per Dbl 81 so<2s
WATERCREES. per 100 punches. I5OQtl So
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-The market during Nhs
part Of has ruled prominently IN Gao
selling side All of the useful gradas g
touched prices. strictly prime has
made large showing. the extreme would have been
readily paid u had had the gooda he Geuelal
market may be said 20 have a good Gprng swing and n
receipts continue the hardened prices
can bs realised sood meFitable going
abroad unusual freedom this spring particularly
Continental points The shipments anToad largely
Canadian: Gln o. the United states cheap grades
place Coed clover has had % cerard.-
We quote; Prime large bales per 100 = 9I1scgSl Ne
9oGfeocs No do sleac: No do ua4iNcs SHIPPING.
s0q6oe: clover, mixed. @a7os; clover eleaT 9aeeze
STRAW-Long steady. with desirable inclusive o.
abrasive Hlate helping the sPrng demand We quote
100 =. Receipts Of hay and straw, IN tonG
Produce Exchange at today. llud-
Rairoad. 40. Erie. $50; Pennsylvalil S0s
Delaware. IacEnVanua and Western 10, IshGh Valley
lsO Baltimore anG Ohio So boats. 40 TOTAL 1Io
tons. for week. I.i50 last week SaI0 Re-
ceipts straw 50 for SO last week
$40 tons Exports 81 bales week. Lfnlos
20Qi ManchesteF 4S7, Hull 1a3s Liverpool LTl6 Car
denaa let; Havana, e@ts Copenhogen, $50: hEsZ-sA
2104; Kingston. IS Rrosrcso. =: tote. l&SeG taaA
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13
O|~INING.

River 1mHes
It an broadS
Of Consant improve is
~ & RiveRa
inr fonnO Osinng
from Opoundso
INC "a DOZEN Churches
rates the eand the etrnsr
and from New throughout
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13
Now OWNS BIC JoHN sT. PLoT.

The South Manhattan Realty Company
plot Of 5000 square feet at the northeast corner
m William and John SITS. II has frontage OF
about s2 feet in William 81. and about 81 feet IN
gotn The Charles F Noyes company sold to
the company No ia William St for Mrs. Blanche
Weller; Nos. 10 and ll2 William st. and no 60
Join 2or Carsten c. Berger and Nos II and 73
John 81. for the Reformed Dutch Church OF
America The same interests have purchased
through z. II. Ludlow & Co No. - John 81. from
the RenWick estate.
large once building is to be erected on the site
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13
TWO WEST SIDE FLArHousEs SOLD.

F. william Eohns has sold for the Reliance Con-
BtTuctfon Company 70 a client the northwest cor
ner of Amsterdam ave. and l6sth st.. five story
quadruple hathouse being built on a plot 40xlO0
feet: also sold for the Reliance Construction Com
pauy client the FIVE story dathouEe IN AEnsfer-
os-l ave, 40 feet south q 16sth ST. being erected
O. q plot 4OXIo0 feet; also for William r Peper
the northwest corner of Broadway and I7sth st.
& vacant plot, 76.6Ssxss6 feet. builder
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13
10 IMPROVE BRETON Hall

Plans have been fled for the partial remodelline
Of Breton Hall, a twelve story apartment hotel
e. E3roa dEyay and e5th Ct. owned by Richard l.
Howell The improvements, which are to increase
tie room Epace for guests, are TO be made for the
Anderson Price Hotel Company, as lessee and are
2 sI5 00o according TO the estimate OF Oenby
a Mute the architects.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN FOR .

Liverpool May l2-Arrived steamer BoTio 2 I5' Wsr
New York Sailed steamer CampahA VDi'' ''
York via Queenstown. ..os steamer FtrIlria
Queenstown May 70 1880 Arrives 5 sls, T1ceeSsd1
Southampton May 12-Sailed steamer Nv assai Hurst
Castle / 80 M. s ..e.rer Fatayia
Hamburg, May IL. 3 ul-AffiNed' 9'N--
(7erl. Schmidt. New YORK. . ..- r--,..ar Fyur-
Bremen May H. HArFived steamer ,,o.I,b SII1 and
furst (Cjer), Prehn New York via Fiymoutn S4'N
CherbouTg 80, ..,-,.- tyafserin
Augliste Victoria Ger. Kopn from E9n1o-.s
Doverl New York with 0sS cabin anu l''o so
oaepTue ergf
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13
FIFTH ave. HOME EoR sREMTANo,s.

H. & l. Hess have leased for Henry Corn 90
Afentano's the store. basement and two floors
aoope The store in the eleven story building 20 be
erected az no si5 5th ave. southeast corner of
g 81. 4 plot Zsx155 feet. The lease IS for
s1Esssnaiy-one years. at an aggregate rental Of
= '.ssA BreEtanos vii move from Union Square
" elh ave- about February I, 1901. The building
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. Nay y ts0o-
BEANS AND PI1AS-Thera II siusssh tfaoe s - ,sf-
beans and the market shows further a. V.eIina
0uofatf0n becoming extreme MarroW uia
ara ouiet but supplies choice quality are not
Red kidney Wltnout tuItieI
TOP aaotation quite California lima nrn seeS 80
IN buyers favor We quote: BEASs marrow
bush ss 050ss 10; fair TO good s. ~ s aeelsn boiee
s2050E2 common good, 81 uysl W Ees Slcets
sl 5xI 70; fair 70 good 5esl CO. red kidney ehos''
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13
u EXPRESS COMPANY A BUYER.

Tie United States Express Company has pur-
chased No ss Trinity Place. II adjoins the parcel
which II is improving with a building for its own
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13

Plans have also been fled with Buildings Super
intendsnt Murphy for the enlargement OF the two
three story and basement private dwelling houses
Nos. l47 and 149 East 66th st. owned by Rosalle @.
Stack A fourth story will be added, a three story
rear extension built TO each and new high stOOp
entrances constructed. The improvements are 70
cost SIS 900. according to the estimate O6 KOehleF
& Farnsworth. the architects.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13
REALTY NOTES.

Plans have been fled for a chimney IA feet
high be built alongside Huyler's chocolate FAC
tory, at Irving Place and 18th st. It Is TO be OF
radial brick about five and half feet IN diam
Of the Custodis Construction Company. architect
and builder
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13

William Richtberg has sold Cor the Reichhard
estate an improved plot 15Ox2OO feet. at Norwood,
n j. 20 Mrs. Anna Vervenne She win occupy tho
house on the plot.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13

Charles NJ Anderson has sold for James Turner
the Minerva a seven story apartment house. No.
se5 West 18th st. The house occupies plot 5Ox1Os
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Ar1NrAruRF AL.nfANAc.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 4:ss Sunset 7OS Moon rises - Moons aga 20
HIGH WATER
M-san0y Hook u Island 1907 Hell Gate 2NO
PM-sandy Hook II 30 Gov. Island - He'll Gate -
me CLEANERS ST Paul, Umbria Columbia ana La
Touraine reported yesterday by wireless An are
expected 20 dock to-day between and $50 a m.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close in N Y.
pines-2poric (Vfa San FraEcisco To-day 1890 a m
aawai-AlRmeda via san FTancigco) May IS. 1880 m
Japan COrea, China and Philippine
Isands-Bmpress of India (via Van
and Victoria. B. Nay l6 600 m
Tahita and Marquesas Islands-Narposa
Francsco) Nay 1S 1850 a m
Australia Except West. Fill Islands and
New CGledonia-Alaheno via Van
ana Victoria. B. Nay 30 500 m
Guam and Philippine IBlands-U. s. i
Transport Logan (via san Francisco May "a 4ssv N
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13

is being erected by Matthew Rock under the gu
pervision Of Henry Corn. II was leased to Mr. Corn
for twenty-one years some months ago through
the brokers in the present deal.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY. MAY IA.

Vessel
Vessel For. Lane. Mail cloaes sails.
Colon Panama. .11:30 300 m
Princess Anne Norfolk Old Dominion. $500
TUESDAY, MAY 10
Kaiser VIM der Crosse Bremen, L 200 a m 1000 a m
Dominic, Para Booth 1900 3:OOp m
Liverpool White Star.
comsncho Jacksonville Clyde. ........ sO0pm
JerarsOl. Norfolk, ola pPminion. $500 p m
City Of Macon, Savannah, Savannah. 500 p
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10.
Majestic Liverpool White Star. ...... $50 1000 m
Eanturce Ponce, - Y & P X. 500 m 1900
Ealdiva. Hayti, Hamh-AHn. ......s.. $3.50 120e
MaFncas Grenada, Trinidad 1000 IN 1900
Guiana MatRnEhs Muuson 1890 m 300 m
Comus New Orleans, Morgan. 1900 m
Alamo Galveston Mallory .......s... 500 p m
Iroquois jacksonville. Clyde. 800
Hamilton, Norfolk Old Dominion. 500 m
New-York tribune., 1906-05-13
SHIPPING NEWS.

Port Of New York, Saturday, May IL, 1905.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Rhs.n C6srl, Rott Agrl %. % oel-