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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-10
CASH QUOTATIONS AT NETWORK TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New:York June .. 1898.
in cotton at NewYG Z, Sr to-day has
what irregular the market starting weak in consequence
a.ssSSSe ESrSps qSoa,io@s
Liverpool ana UNSATISFACTORY s eS or nrrn,sS tb
oSi 'tS's points, and then rallied quit Sharply
|oroW's Bureau report: Respecting report opinions
much at variance locally it is eApccci mat ,he
acreage and this give. rather bearh cast TO opinions
gnS The future Of hs MARKET nrsr a. by the T Ha T
iort conditions have materially improved. and a Per
ably Tor renewed selling for short account
start In early spring tie weather was eo a.. WIN
S.sy las tSo wet for RorE and the termination
seed and sproutng unusually slow, finally neces.tating
1s f true Of the southern and central Of
me Delta while IN ne nSrthsln dsIrIe Of no ehe nhd
until about the middle OF May. 1t is estimated that
The crop n general a wS aGSut the thirty crop Is the
development reported TO be pSigra' ely cane
iered to be the It wa in lss Upper
Egypt ID n the Fayp SMsr harp give Ma an cSn pro 70
dominates more and more 1t is said to be dGll 'U
ia the Doahsh n and in sSm amsh cotton hat been
pssicd The production Of white cotton in the dis,
e sed thin season. cSS'" It IS reported irrigation in
Egypt 1sss b "f the wR He The 'H S
higher than previous years at this period t futures
was armSr With due 70 buying ,,: :y
nlsn' r 1Gs s"Ss o"vnf @
report English board Of Trade shows a. ,s seDi il
Of Nav Of So 900 600 vi and also slight decrease OF
o SSyeeS1 Goods rh from sa a Since nc
MAY Of 600 yards and as slight secr Da ase
TIE opening range and close today and closing bids
MIC Inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-10
COT-rON MARKFTS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Galveston June p.-CottOn quiet mddling. lie
low middling :I.l6c good ordinary. u l.i-ldc net
and gross receipts 1914 bales sales 30 bale, Stool
no 81. bales. Ncctly-Nct and gross receipts, ~
locs exports coastwsn 232t bales sales. 90 bales
Norfolk, June 9.-COtton dun midiiing, l--c
low middllng 1-16c. good ordinary. 3-c' h'l
and gro., receipts Pol bales exports coastwlsr oa
lnI,s sales .2, bales stock. l2sG7 bales. Ncchly-
Nci and gross receipts, GA bales Exports To "I'a
Ur,aIn 4 COS bales; coaswiSc. ZIG bales sales
13- bales. ,,,, ~.
savannah. June 9.-Cotton quiet mlddilng. l-.c
gross receipts 800 bales exports c0asi"l,c. io9
hnlrs: sales % bales stock. 2G,3Is bales. Weekly
mel and gross receipts. 1.i04 bales exports To The
continent g. 100 bales cOastwisc. 2.6D2 mles, sales
80 bales. ,,,,,,
'Ncv-Ofl,ans June 9.--COtton firm. middlng
II I6c low rnIddlng. :I-,c good ordinary, i
net receipts AT bales gross 49, bales rXpora IL
the Con lncnt, 100 bales sales i,Ioo hahS sl'c"
ii-3;1 Lors WeckIy-Nct receipts. 1,3ll bale
gross, Sob bales exports to Great Britain, so
bales to France, 31ij bales coastwse, b,'oo bales
sales, 1860 bli'S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-10
THE. TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago. June o CspccIaD.- Wheat today had a
fally here NJ Chicago III cents bushci ana rlIy
,t Duuth and Minuen polls Of = IL cents. The co,r
wa, at the top july sold between % % ana u, .,
and closed at % IS cents Dnlutn asiiii rPorun Il
very large cash business. only Joooo oushch "rIe
rep, rtcd sold here but charters were announced Tor
100000. II was assumed by the traa thht 80 long
Go much dIrcc, export business. Nrw-lork ana the
Northwest were large buyers me strength OF cables
count,I rnr sou,.,thing. The important influence
ihougG was the Improvement In me financial ton"
everywhere. Tile northwest Wa aihihs not Winds
regard 10 the approaching Government report on
TIL, side all added 10 the alarm oi wheat shorts;
Corn was ND a cent on lighter receipts than expected
and ON The iuvInr Of a considerable line by an old
time bull Wright, l. was 1 estimate. mated IL, that he
was h.tween 10 and 40 ard closed az ~ cents,
SHIPPERS were The sele.s There Was good sized
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LIVE STOEk MARKET

Ncw-York, Friday. June o.-BEEvEs-Receipts, III
car Oh tvt h.ad-o cars CONSIGNED direct to siausn'cs
nahine with 10 cars ned over from prc'lods arrivals
higher closed quiet ana STEADY and about all the .oci
solG at - 9oas, 80 per 100 IL tai ends az "a ) mc.
led steers - 1oa45 % at - Ojasi -
- c5. city beef sides in moderate demand al
i1a9c yer ~ Cable advices IRON London and LNerIoo
can steers selling at lo2oi2e, dead weight tasinair
ths " c@brI 1870 Gaafdrs in the faricssIa and 9ol
r H. S %Hs Mo a % be- ss dt 3
20 cat.ic quarters Of beef Tor schwarsschd
aI and Is 30 ht ss 70 t.. c @ ntS iSs
port Tor the week. ljo2 cattle. 3o quarters and
90 Sherman cnScr; Illinois st. r'' ii'o
sSy s s g. g 81 3 j ki as ..,.
-Gi n, - 80 20 90. 1859 ~ at = = 81 DO, >;
Z, d. aSi r. - 20 d. 40 49, S b. at s.
ii4 r. a, 8 IS o. Us! n at g 90 r:;. 10
9as n a: $40 10 o. 40 r. q, - % = 49, 'o(
sSa%f so" I Sas s :. , for n 49,; 30 3 ea at
h. # :; %, 70 a ;s Is 's s,. LIZ 2 ss 4 S
HS q s. at Is . e. Is l'I9 3d. III at sY%;
,o ss"as' !, Z i 4 I>s .G g at 81 81 81;
COW, sS ~ a, 800 70 do 2og 5d,n, At FINN - steers
i2cs y. a, - 10: TO- 1908 n. 800; - Ken;nek{
-ii.ci>. l.li ~ AT :, IJ ~ GO, i"- 49, ~ - ~
ST. 'oi.mit6 IS Kentucky s,llcr, 40 y. at - 80
MILCH COws-ony head. Market nomnal1' :. il'
ciLV1S- necciIi., I.22o head The markct was duh
at the co-c. Common To chole veal, soil at ;'' :,
NV e, - 80; mixed ,aNe' a, 10 Dir'''I caves
sale. :, iudd & CO.: u veal. 1873 - a'eia9c. at
q $ 10 de- So b d at u - 50 s. do p
5 do 40 H. at %. - uiAcd calyo- 1874 H. at So ii
Uuic'SIf "G l 49, co. o. 81 vcoe li2 H. at 80 80
Jclirr. Wright 3 Co.: - Vea' Is! ~ at - 10 80,
d. 40 y at 70; 70 do l37 -, at - 81 - culls 1870
a. DlIeSback: buttcrmIk calves. u -. az - 50;
49, rae a. - So - a. aio ~ ~ % o. - YEAS
iIunc a Mullen. - butcrmllH cal,e,: 1873 ~ at q
DO $50 = at - 90 Is va; 10 ~ at - CO. i"'
iIisl'enicck Hin i25 ni>ed calves ~ - at -
leo ~ y - - los - II do i2d 3D. at 40 10
>iiEEf HND LANES. Receipts. % car' or COS
al Of Mhich car, wtmt orS 70 Srr 81 ear. en- ,a
sheep slow with al OF POOR To piii al - t
hour poor To- pime lambs -old NJ - ~ rots pr 100
y cu at sSGas5 50. Dr. ~ nv %g,'o" 'Io" at ;"
syase >, . ~ 100 y 81 Dc IL IL X Kon y! IN Is d.,
81 =. At = - 10 do. 81 n. at - ...o ~.
g. Dlcnback: 2j' Western sheep. 81 u, at - % les
rdcccE son ~ 10 yIa@ al la"G- o 10 ~ st 1t
d. - n a, - 30 a do, - H. at - 81 do % D'
at M6S>r-es 8 sherman % Kentucky lambs 50 H.
II Collin lsi ono '1g.p ~ NJ at . ~ % 60 n a,
do 81 y a, 50 80 do. 80 n, at - ~ 10 Vfglna
.g icG Y q, - % 2'' do y n at 20 81 2'O 49,
I6,lS-Hc7clpj. % car. or 10 head only head ,
5C9S,'ca ,G at at 90 so couaty dr unchanged
at s',nlOEc fOr heavy 10 Hight
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;s SS .ot go S for s.nss market rss l
gcod sYe,age santos 10 900 receipts 1000 bags stock
@ Cd -s S me %op up q hqe
nearby months and Sd of on late Hamburg unchanged 10
The total stock of Brazil coffee in the United States to-
tags Is @ o n oo ana as
eeass' sa I'd eS n spot
SS & T So Ss no santos T 20 only m Ssn s.
DRUGs-There was fairly, active demand for drugs
with prices quite well sustained as a rule.
.ss values .'sss Ga ass sssy
Boy hsHs d fElsi BY s S du wa a d
considerably better tone to-day and prices have re-
d asn Of nSSns E 20 per 'G Dbl on GRADES r''I At
close holders asking 70 Toe advance with some
Ss sn y s' patents ssns = foIs
ssy mills 5000 S6s IS soass rs. 500 ssets
go Ss 5, Ss 8 +, III; III :;
go LII l's az Il and %ssSss
sss'a,s% n With :sls q so; sS:
s's we'' Exc II Hsls P1ss White
@sf I'd Ma Ss'''S s''' ssss
ia 500 sdass sssS SsSGv iS SSdn
s5sssos se'icnssed meal 81 aoasi 25 per 100 n; oil
Eos 4 ssS*' b 5S rnulrsoTasss fair de-
a s s, s ssssa s! IS
ssloc Persian date. 2'.dSise Fard ~ boxes a. aise
s;'. sai,ss pf@nes California boxes iOaoO 9a
oR Rs, n %SEH psy were sold to-day
Sos i2i and 10000 boxes Of lemons, at gsss %
sii r. bringing nss'a about nG Boxes
Ss%oiss ;s:a's :'D :s'Is
boxes Of lemons and Philadelphia. bringing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-10


MEMP AND J1IE-A. ,u hod thc ma%e' VA Guc,
paceA at ~ on spot we quot , M h'n
SPOT adiasc; 10 arrive. 4IMtsc; Jutc spot 2'.d4c
Shipment 22a4c Jute butts and rcJctons spot, ll1@
HIDES-X very dull and satisfactory market
IL rcrortcf for hides and accurate prices can
not BE- given the quoted rang being nominal
We quote Dry Hidcs-BuenOs Ayres, 2ld2f n. 12l2c
.eiecad Molteydeo, 2Od22 ~ l3-2e selestd
2c selected Matamora;, pa? H. loc elected Vera
II 2ac as they Central American ls02. N, lohc
,bev run: Port gu Platte. l5al7 n, Sc as they run,
Stnek1iio Grondc and MOnte,idco sIs. l6ai2 ., 80
snIecied ,'ordoya 1lclY ~ Zoe selNhi; BuenOs Ayes
and santa Fe i0ai2 n SC selected ,Nexlcao loa9 n.
i0c elected Texas, eel D 32c selected Wet Saltd
Hide-PsI4, $500 ~ &c a. they run: Texas OK ana
$500 n. ihdGc selected: Havana $3.50 n &C. as
they nun Pcfnanbuco 2Ja 80 n She they Bahia,
os63O ~ 1l.c they Payta and Maacabo. 3Oa IS
m SIC as they SAMANTHA: $50 80 n. they
run Mstanoras 2Sa 80 h. &c selected Texas 3Oa36 n.
Sc selected. India HGest alcutta Slaughter cow.
i3aI4 n. o'aai Toe Cacutta dead green 9ai2 ~ Slac
Calcutta buffalo, 1922 ~ &c.
LEATHERThe demand from oil sources very
mode ate aud the aggregate sales were not Important
amount. Piices are a. last quoted
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ousinSpect ion 100000. charters 10000.
The excellent demand for oats put the cash price ut
almost cent over the July price. July sold be
tween % 3-o and 30 Is and closed at 20 Is.
PROVISIONS were strong at night. Pork showed IN
advance over Thursday Of 80 cents barrel lard ana
ribs OF 20 cents II hundred. The strength partly
in sympathy with wheat. There was. however, n
private crop report. compiled from over 1900 in
quires, which estimated the spring pig supply al only
- per cent OF last year, and which estimated the
probable Jun" Shipment of hogs at only 53 per cent
Of average.
AZ night puts on July wheat 66 34c; calls,
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rI.p,pr,v pPODTCE MARKETS.

flv,rnool lime O. 2; 40 D. m.-ecf in moderate
demand extra India easy, nj o's 81 pi'n,'
mes, easy at 6is ID Pork IN moderate oeh'a'iu
Hams the demand Is improving; snort eat 1Dol' -
III lbs, stcndy o.. lhcon III liit u'in'n ~,
Cumberland cut about - to 30 lbs. irm nj o-s va
Chcrsr In fair demand Tallow I'm poor demand.
spirits Of turpentlnc and roSn in poor lrmnla
Lard spot, In poor demand; fnthirs III No uc'""n"
flour In moderate demand. CORN spoI "nu i"',, H.,
IN fair demand; mixed Western Jnh' iini
nj As i'd: July firm nj Is I'D; August hfih AT
Is = I'D. Hops nj London-Pncihc Coast III "o1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-10
THE PETROLETM MIPEET.

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
Although there were developments in the
petroleum situation the crude markets here without
excuse relapsed into stagnation yesterday. No sales
made mt either OF the New-Y0rk exchanges, but
the closing Offer Of options al 90 "a cents.
against sales at ca Is cents Thursday At oil City
there an easier disposition. prices ranging from
81 l-2NG3 II cents to C3 3s cents.
Refined petroleum was UNCHANGED at 3.25 cents in
barrels 27J cents I'm bulk and j.o5 cents in cases.
Foreign quotations were unchanged.
For state Of Trade see Fifth Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-10
ANrwErp WOOL SALES.

Antwerp June 0.-At the wool sales today 10,
hale. of Plate River of better quality were offered
There, was fair attendance. The bidding was rather
slow Following ARE the sales and the prices 90
tanned Bu-nos Ayrc,. l2l bales, at 600 100 Ir"lc'
Der 100 kilOs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-10

NewYorx cash sales today and last night EHpc Gn1
sale Total ozs bales. Nsw:Yok ne. ret rss sp lCl
Ssri d. 81 bales; stock 1eo542 bales The port d re-
:;iSi baes against 81 202 bales last week. ENlotts
today Gret Britain, Goa bales France none Con
Exports ior the week Great Britain 2 C4s bate,
50 jo2 bales stock 4Ss $50 bales Cotton stocks at
he ports 43S $50 bales at the interior l3o3 800 bales
Liverpool weekly report Of cotton stocks follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-10
RAILROADS..

pennsylvania
4 RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY0F AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals and Ilterl9chlg Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot OF
Dcsbrosses and Cortlundt Streets.
In Effect MAY Dist. 1898.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
''S casnns' pnias sSssns pes.snssi
odnes % c4ssgC AEf IN % 90 G next day.
FAST LINE.
sG rs,i A. M,FOF ri;,sbars and Central Ponn'S'A''
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. ,,,
~ Room s:syas SliSs , s%S::
:ss iss' Pss q s's ss sns %
and movable electric lights. Arrives Chicago iz"
~. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
100 r. d.: vestbgs slesDing aod nins s Sas
e ar ana 10 50 a. m s 5Ss st. L s m aud
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 r. M.-Pun an Vcstibulc Sleeping Cars TO Pits
sEs ana HsSSi%a m D" Chicago a' $50
SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
100 =; VI. Meehdays 10 p: NJ sgndays:mpulm nan
s. TSSis, D1s Altoona Ei; - AZ 81;
St: Louis 1 90 M seco" nd" morning. si'' WV " ~
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 r. 2I.-PJlIIsan Dulet Sleeping Car New-iork
chcaso'' arrives daily Chicago 80 a. ~ t,ooYoa
m Si GsS nSeGS % p 10 o. Columbus 10 ~
SHENANDOAH VALLEY ROUTE for points On
S0 a a w; Viii cel .s t t. sw va Sa and ND Ell
WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH.
1000 4. VI. ~ ashinstOn Limited" weekdays,
n,subuie Iuiinau IA..Vt CAS- Passenger -Oac"e''
1920 l.. VI. .Con1res,ional Limited" daily yosabuIs
runl~.i ias!or Da.s an D'".ns Car. arriving wash
Additional Exprc,, Trains, 500, $50 and II o9a
SGS T. m; ~ suaaal az aSd no
and aiS IT, E sS s d p hSS' Only 20 rs 20
4.ao z. SI.-EchroOd and Danyne Express en,y
As S9 s aSa HSsa''l bn MSp PAR to Menssmcy
S e." ri 5H !%%i "a, R$srS o oaD,
FOR o fG dd toM ~ and N2aaSA a a VIE
S E = co siS.'' TA,osss
FOR 'sas r"iS H n; 'SSs az n''ss
iDo stop Asbury PARK and ocean Grove on Sun.
Express: 80 20. ;oJ, s; 80 600 80 BOO wasa.
inst1n Limited. With Dining Car, and ii 20 N.
-;oO n90n penna Lnlec. WIN Dnng Carr, 10 go.
90 200, and 100 ,. M, ana lll5 Night. Accom-.
molat.on. II 100 a. M 40 AID 100 D. M. SqniIys.
Express, u Is, : 30 800 10 90 q. al 10 90
Limited, 2 90, 90. 49, 200 80. rs. o. 300,
D. M. and J2:lj night Accommodation, . 100 and
:0p D..
sor Time. table. Of points the Penn:
syaia i-'Iroad system apply az the following Ticket
ee A NSs AZ ss al ' s aes 2Sa g. Wes;
125th street Pol Columbus Aycn.~ 737 Sixth Avenue.
and Dcsb-0s>c, and COrtlaudt Streets; C0Irs
STREET, 500 Fulton street,. o. 3roatway, ana Brooklyn
Annex station. foot Of Fulton Street Brooklyn IL
Hudson Street IIobokcn; station. Jersey City.
The New.York Transfer Company will call for and
chc agago hotels ana residences through t. de,t
nation. . ~
s. NJ PROVOST. J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General PasSr Agent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or new. JERSEY
Anthrncitc Coal used exclusively insuring Cleanliness
and (OmiOrt.)
Four Tracks. Protected by Automatic Block signal
-y.tcn, Trims leave station foot of Liberty ~.
Timc Tnhc in circt NIny -. lSD3.

Tor eS4k oS AZ 70 o. NJ As Is 70 eIc :SV
soGrday night, Sunday. ! 80 4. NJ. 90 so %
o 20 T.. 4. NJ, II rs MI l. .
For harrisburg u: 90. BOO. $50 A. NJ, 700 80.
ssisH. Sundays, ii 80 l. ~. 90, 800 80 l.. NJ
I2:lj night. on az =, oo 90,
100 : 80 p. NJ, II :l5 night cN epi s1tur!a, ns.t.
sunday II 80 A. NJ. 100, 100 = 90 =. NJ, II rs
For sunbury,. Lewl.burs and wnlogspOrt at 400
except SATURDAY night suudsy% 7:I5 a. N, G 90 =. NJ
FOR Isst6n. pethlehem. Allentown. Manch Chunk g..
90. 5i5; $40 A. NJ 90 80 > a. $50 - ., Abc,'
For wiIkesharre Piit,,cn ana Scranton As A. NJ.
4 30 u. NJ. sundays. 80 A NJ
Rcd BANK. Long Branch and POINTS south e pom,
o:l5 p. NJ. SUNDAYS, except Ocean Grove ont A,bury
rcr 'rakcwooa Toms E,er Earncgat Park and Borne
rat / 80 = 10 A. NJ. ! 80. so =. NJ
FOR Atlqn,lc cry Nneland IND nrldecton. 80 A. NJ
For Melmou,h Bench, scanrlGht ond ,ITehland Dcaes
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bales ,, r.. ..s.
SPOT COTTON-rhere has been fair demand for spot
cotton; reduction of lice was made In qnotat0as
h,ssS m business done last night and ths morning
Witch brings middling price down 1890; later the
rase Tor spot ruled steadlc at the reduction
no,-d with quotations 5 follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-10
IIEMLOCK.
UNION TANNED-SLAUGHTER.

UNION TANNED-SLAUGHTER
Light backs........2Ga27 Seconds backs. .25a2G
Middle back ..........27d20 Bellies Ga Oh
Middle backs heavy. .2Sa20
OAK.
Dressed backs. 32d3S Bellies ...........11612a
Seconds ...Z1Q33
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-10

Closing cabesverPooi sPot cotton stea%g soo
bales Including 5000 American Futures opened sTacy
partially 1Gi advance; closed easy al i,otG-ot ue
ing Liverpool 9uOatOnsJane 4Iob JgneSgIy atSg
October 42Is October November 422d423; No
vemberDeccmber. 424b; DecemberJ anuary sXos jan
psry-E ebruary, 421d42o; February March,, i2cp' -,
COtFEE-Ihe coffee market at New,d OK mas , ,
quiet and quite fe1tlrcles declining loGi' Poo
under liquidation chiefly Of local accounts IN. ga ior
feeling due TO the absence Of buying support fa.er
than 70 any bearish OF consequence. iheft was
Very little selling for short account IL wa SIMPLY
feeling due a dull market The foreign news
figure. and there was practically no Du,h.ss oI
foreign account There some october 10 september
swtching" 10 points difference and some December 10
October switching at 20 points difference mos, OF ta
trading confined September contracts Inc market
closed quiet but steady. Total sales, IL go bags
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METALS-IRoN-The market was quiet and ab,u.
to-day abroad prices were shade better
Yesterday, although the Glasgow weekly LIT show, a de-.
cline Of to Cd IN most grades; ~ PHILADELPHIA the
mediate amount Of iron offering Is not large but in The
absence demand is sufficient for fcquii cncnt Steel
Mcts are In request for Immediate delivery. but dull
for late delivery. Finished material quiet although
steady price No foundry is quoted there sl4 SOD
sii 70 GRAY Forge standard, Sl3asl3 20, AMI steel
illcts, q24as24 2j..-.....1INThe market strong
today closing strong. transactions were % tons OF
June the Metal Exchange at rlD 30. The closing
Drire on spot 49 a. bid June, tly "a July E9a
si9 So an advance Of 80 TO 47c Tin plate. have been
xcpy dull during the week. partly owing 10 the financial
,n,sslness Melyn Is quoted At 20 30, and do alley.
way, g. Abroad the market II quiet, with some good
Pacific coast. Bcscner char
cnai are ported IL. Uddl3s cd do turns. 2lsa22s ID
80 10 IdycrIoo The harbOr trustees report
lie following statement Of tin plates
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Railroads.
~-~-> ~------~--~~o~o-
"AMERicA's GREATEST RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS.

DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
NAL STA%IoS; aaa ?r:s. S%iy raiiro"d 'i':
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
$50 fSsp n SSlsaS las'S' s's
S;jj D. m. Wagner vcstlbue service. NO ex:n fare.
CHICAGO FAST MAIL.
$40 for AS11yj 1 Ut'e p syracu' H0sA
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 Was e%e c vssSu Ss srce nsA' day.
DAY EXPRESS.
'O'oV run west OF Cleveland and Detroit.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
70 mn NOON.-Daly. due Chicago 100 y. M next day
'E'Vo No extra fare. Complete Wagner service.
sOCTHwEsTERN LIMITED.
nm +. M.-Daily due C!nclansti. II 20 a. m; ST.
''~~ Louis 80 neat y. IN. NO extra rare
EXPOSITION FLYER CLimitrd)'
trcni 2O-iiour Train 10 Chicago for through pass
scn2rrs only.
P.M.-pge ehea;o 100 a. m ac.' d NV c0 0as
elegant buffet. smoking and library. sleeping sa'eFoon
ALBANY AND TROY SPECIAL.
$50 1 %7;ss So w saaseE' cars. Due Albany 90
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
430 :ags % due c 6SPS; Mn: . @ On"
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
mn p. M.-Daly, Due Chicago 90 D. M; st. Louis
NORTHERN EMPRESS.
625 ,:o p,y cs d a. m n Mo%r a e E D. M H.
ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL EXPRESS.
nm p. M.-Daily Dig Tgp9cs Lake 10 sari ,n
trcs 20 a. m. OTTAWA daily. except saturday, II 20
a M solid Wagner NestlDuc Buffet service.
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL"
ION 4. M.-Dally. due I.uiaO 30 a. m. Niagara
f.oU tails 9:lj a. N. wagner service.
CINCINNATI AND 81. LOUIS IMPRESS.
m T., M.-Daily due Cincinnati ~ y. IN. In.
O.OO dlanapolis 10 40 D. NJ, 81. Lous 40 a. m
LIMITED FAST MAIL
n m T., u,-naIlv. SccpngCar pass' niger, for Roch.
Onl o
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
o1S P.M.-Doly for Bunclo. pctro, and Chicago, OK.
S.iC SATURDAY fer Vincent q 600 Isand-l.
pITT.PIrI,D. LEMON. NORTH ADAMS AND TIE
iiEKESItIltE HILLS Vim Harlem Division.
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Two through tains daily, except sanlay, 2gl M.
due Pitt,lct 3j, North Adams 80 D. NJ; 500 p NJ.
due Pitsned 5 TO- North Adams 10 y. ~
For time local trains. uckcts snd space IN Sleeping
Cars appy at Grand Central station, OF az 2Ol, ft3
7sj 9i3 Bfo1dway So Vest l2jh-,t, .3j Coumbusaye:
md listh.st station Ecwlork; 1913 Wasnngon-str I2O
Tultoi-st. and "a broadway, T.. D.. Biookyn
Above trains except those leaving at 80. olo a. m..
90 80. 80 . 90 p M, stop at l3Sth--t station
Westcot Express calls Tor aud checks baggage from
hotel, aud residences through 10 de.tinanon:
fnHS NJ TOTCEY .GEOIf,E II. DANIELS.
Pas Apa
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Delaware, Inckawnnnn mud Western H' u.
stations IN New York foot Of Barclay aud Christopher
SHORTEST LINE. NE>TIBULED TRAINS.
III i.IMAN COACHES.

Direct route to NEwAih. BLooMFELD. MoNTcLAIR
THE ORANGES, summit, i!ernl ds:IIi,, Bi-Nins
Ridge, Madison. Morf'stoT; fas,He r't son Been ,
rArCONG. naeA.ut,wn = HooLEYs MOUNTAIN
W Gap s, ~ II. H. roconc Mountain. scEAN
TON PITTsION, wILkEsBAAAE. NANrlcohE
DANVITLF, NORTHUMBERLAND. Monrose. BING.
HAMrUN, OXFORD NOHWlCH Water1lle. rlllA
RICHFlELD SPRINGS, Cortland. SYRACUSE.
GsWEGo. iIACN; owEGo; ELMiEA, t0RNlNG
BATH. DANSVlLLE, BUFFALO aud all points
WEST. NOETnwEsr AND SOUTHWEST:
600 A. VI. BIZ FFALO. UTICA and OSWEiO EX
PRESS. Pullman parO, cab Connects at Buffalo
with train for Chicago. arriving 9Aj a. m. next
7r20 A. M.-BINGiIAMToN NAIL. Stops prIncipal
stations.
100 p. M.-sCHANTON, BINGHAMToN. and Ell
A,iO p. M.-scKASroX wTLR ESsAKkE and PLYM
OrIl NPRlSS Pullman paror cars. -
3t3O p. NJ. fDaly).-Br FFAf.0 LIMITED EXPRESS
lnllnlan scepcrs. Arrives 1T rs D. M.
0,OOI y. NJ. DAILY -ButFAIO, Hlt HFlELD SPRINGS
ana ~" r',O rAfKt.Ns. pullman slccl.r,.
TICKETS and PULLMAN ACCOnMOD ATiONS at 20
Hiurray.,t 800 Broadway Tickets ferry stations
Ts5 and oi9 Broadway. SO West 125th.st 23j Columbus
ave NcwYork; 333 washngtonst. 72G Fulton.-t. and
"a broadway Brootlyh lime tables. giving iun H.
folmatlon at all stations - go
W'i'>ICOTr IN PRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hool residence destination.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LON(, BKtNtII. OCFAN t'KOVE ETC.
FROM PIER :. y. H.. FOOT RFCrORST
For A,l1ntlc Highlands. Highland Beach Selbfight,
Monmouth Beach and LonE Blanch, AZ 80 10 10 a VI.
q 90 t. NJ. SATURDAYS 80 100 Il. NJ. Sundays, 80
A. NJ. 90 A. NJ.
FOR tlboron, ocean Grove. A>bury Parl and Point
Pleasant 10 10 A. VI. Il 90 l.. NJ SATURDAYS 3.4J T. VI.
Sundavs. except Ocean GroVr and Arbury Park, BOO
A. NJ .
For Lakewood. Toms River and Barnecat. 80 4. NJ
Il 100 H. NJ SATURDAYS. - T. NJ