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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore aune Flour dull. unchaneei. sales
. 40 hbl, Meat unsettled NJ !. red spot. CD '.oo
zoe: June 90 34o zoe; July. ia Ia August &c
lid september. ~ lie bid; steamer 80 red,
COO hush Milling wheat, by sample, lo@'l Corn
am miXed SPOT 47ai7 40 June. i1c asked July.
a.. a. '.nlrr. August 47nii Lie. stock, ios.Di'
,nsh salc. 1000 bush. WHIT corn, by sample
30 I-ac; yellow do. inc. oat, p'ttrr = -, =,
NC stock. 1851 BUSH Rye DUH No. =. Ooc
otock ,II5s bush. Hay hrn good TO choice
timothy. SiGasI7 Gran freighs quiet, 'iachang d.
Cn,ton a,Ict: mlddlng. &c lrOvi,ioI, quiet. butcr
auiet: creamery. hn>y, lne .os do, fair To- choice
tcgte s.cndy: Rio cargOes, fair, II lie No. :,
,eI- &c sugar strong and active, graduated,
"a IGc' Copper steady; refined, IL 3-ic. Whi,key
unchanged.
Boston. ,une MMarhG,'s n"r o"r@s: Of No.
hid ali iay. spot wheat very duh and unsettled
.nies: q .1jO bush No Northern. o. lie per bush :
10 900 bush No. Northern. c. J. H. W 3ic. Clos
inc 10. hard Use; No. l Northern, "a LIE asked
Winter wheat lower. sales: cars NO. red &C :
/ cnr no. . extra red. 65c cars 80. white, Csc
Corn a' inlet and easy Offering, liberal. sales
~ ono bush No. = corn. AZ La i:i BE per bush
50O0 hush No 3 yellow. 4. "a A. BIC; Is car
so = corn. 4. LA y lie; 1000 e'Ih NO; ,nr'
Ale; cars do Al - o'"s'ns orp ~" H. yc"S So
:. de- Al ~, ASKED store. Oats-steady for willie :
m,v.d weak lower Sales: ears NJ. white,
n &c DER bush . ears do. choice. :.c; No white
clipped zoe: 1 cars No. white; Nv isr ear 40,
car do. 3ic Rye dull l car 40 sold 'oc. Flour
s ~ aoo AZ 20 RYE dour IS ,5a ~ 3D. Mil feed
aiici : weak; unchanged. Canal ir,ighis strong,
corn. no oficrinss rye 3-4H 7-sc; seed lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND .PEAs-choIcc marros lad 8 lew sale,
da sS' at q IS G s"s 'Ns ss P' a''
bean. tnere .low ooolng trad imported Ie, have
steady Beans uarroTa o. 50, do medium e. ., 90
d. rcd kidney a. sods2 95 d. black turtle soup az 500
- 30 do lima. ;: 2oas: y do foreign medium y '3a
Jag. Il bG+i 81 icrcsn green bags. d 7Sas SO
nTTER r. s, wS.' Of the Gs 3ds e are , aTos
out efto.g 'toek i clearing ny in COED ,hsIc and m
S' lG m %aG ancl o Of ' asS ws
and state IN tuts selling a. 2oa2oEc uy@Is protected
figure there NOR demand than could hsyc been sup
ihc call Change this morning at 2oc ond the sane
cc bid for mon STAT creamery ian, ,o IN ! has
than can be placed IN mat channel aud jobh,. are ~.
,nbs are scarce aud fancy esiccion, brought
Best marks Of Imitation crcamery and fact,r ar h,SnS
@oic do do wc.rrn extra 2o@@oc do INST. saioc
PER tub sat- gM aa w e. ub %lirs iSsc do
Ioc Weston ml,a,.n creaiscry Hr.,s lG%l7c; do
lcc do second Do thirds iS' e western
factory nr,,. i5d52c do sccoad, i''sc do thri' i'e
ing forward order. from Great Britain; and Win
oer ~Sah eaay No at o ia. ,,S sai 1c Ton" no c
SOLD od9c. most Of the bgsines, at the inside ratc
cp'n ana sorewha; Affected ~ The heat and tcs
rram ar qaicter ond &c lower only p"idng .as from
iorc exceeding o.c -cne choice Witt I'D on The
Sad moderate mand ba-i. Of &C. but all oiher
Grade. heavily, ith prices little NOR than nom
mai JiNcrl.,o. cable i9s State in tor,. full
s.G.,c do far 10 good susie: do snail choice.
9L,dYs.c: good. ?d?'sc part skins thcnaien
height count choice, &c do common 70 prime,
2ajc: fall SKINS. tale.
Et"s>- Receipts coni!nu" heavy, and the market -
showing a " aker tone Trad actual ne T.
1nly moderate ana ,hc hn,' INTO ,"'n
confined pretty chr"N u Inc f"fN hI'~' tpois' W.
naturally makes me weakness ~ ae.t on IN or"i,,Iy
qualities. Of wh, "a mere n Is s' ~, hest
marks from northeiy ,ccon IT, !, NOR OF az onc =,
pilcc "-iay many NcrF fonn lois OF W'-trn n,,u
Odot ana snn .'t pu.F c,.ln 10 W. .",a stat
stock about qua 10 me best ~ INC lat"f nen
now i,H ,ss on rer d",cn I6, GIGL,c; southwestern
loss OF nor dozen iGc : seconds per cas-, ~ 1jds4
..... - ,,.u.,.. -, ,,,s,
FRUITS AND RltN-FRtSH-keccllNs ., l,rsn
apples gh ana fancy marks bring fu prices a,honR
tho demand confined g. limits. >tiawb'rf"s
more closely prices were shade nrncr Dnt n ona ar
quality ., MOI " @ hmpEiN, ,,~ ' onIs and M
vance Norm afona hnck.blrcs ph'y ILL., a o l
changed few good sound cult vaed ba'.De SOFA
at iSdlo ou MOI ots are soit am i' I'D dor ana
o%cr Soainer" ach". and plum. ar" I" aqSr app
sme nvS no @en Value % Florida Watermelon
III sY@si. do ,ussct mo-, hi AZ o,sS so; do In.
LTD pr , ' ,,reos no. ,wa', soc. .omman :"
, n "nart a~1c pr ~ South Jersey per
quart. '4aoc do Monmouth County. per quart
o S"T, per nc, HS
is@: DO snr and small Der QUAR-. 5oSr thcries North
ar,,na fancy isra@ black n"r N IyGisc do white and
,cd ioaI@c : DO mcdimm..,c 7esc: do, small ja.ic
Peaches Georgia and Florida carly sorts per carrier saa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08

GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

New-fofk June Z, 1888
COTTCN-The cotton market at New-lOrk some
5000 bales Of cotton desroycd by nights fire had
to be replaced at the hss call In addition u this
OF iGtd with large ACTIVITY In spot cotton, ana
market showed adv aDce OF 10 point, on the call
This Was followed by reaction OF pcn1e IN iorai
OF the Liverpool market. when the MILDLY cabes
showed turn toward weakness, local SLING became
later VITA the Liverpool market recovering the loss
sharp cactin here which CARED the nlrHet
about inc best prices OF the iore:,oon rn.as
Liverpool aud London Other cables .,iu tHat inc
advance tho Liverpool marke. was partly due 70 re-
ports from this side. placing the es BY ycstsros mr.
VI tic New-York Warehouse, which was struck by
lightning during yesterday storm made dl"c'encg S d.
ing priva.c ad,ces the crop conditions III inc SVuh
ara favorable and they been Ia the main sine
June the Agricultural Department viii report on me
will the effect OF the favorable wc.thcr when
surrounded the crop since that date lhcfc j. no
there regarding the outcome OF inc hs"ai
June rise due between June 10Th and July 1st -
The latest adyecs from Manchester speak Ne'y ch'r.
fully respecting the prospect further business In tnae
market 1t l. believed that the long dellycd demand %
goods has set in and promises TO continue iuo"u,
price Co. that their cable advices received after te
chester Is good tAt sellers have practically wdrawh
from the ket There seems TO be slight revival IN
anticipated report saturday which IL Is thought
will show poor condition OF the cotton ana an IN
crease in acreage equal 10 the expectations OF the trade
Jude INK from the advice, which Icing received nom
private Increase In the this wear VIII
Le cent larger than that Of lost yeai por.oy ,n,s
flowed land In Arkansas and Louisiana. which has not
been repanted Several large planters have decided not
rcplant watcr has not yet rcccded from their
Opening range and close to-day and closing bids the
previous night and last year follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

{; weston June I.-cotton quiet: m.ddl'ng, 5i6c
low middlinC. &C. good ordinary. 5-sc net and
sro,, receipts 30 lnles; sales. none; stock, 81 .oj0
bales.
Norfolk. June T.-Cottcn dull middling, l-2c low
middllng. l-lGc. good ordinary. 3ec net ana
gross receipts, II bales: sales 12o bales: stock.
I3522 lale,. Total net receipts since september /.
80 ,Ol5 bales.
savannah. June 7.-Cotton steady middling lac
low mitdbne 1.sc; good ordinary. u Bic; net and
81 receipts, $50 tales; sale,, i1j bales; stock,
.5.ss0 balls.
New orleans. June 1.-COtton firm good mlddng.
1J-lGc: uiiddllng. : JSc, low middiing. Side ::
lood ordinary &c not and gross receipts. sos bale,
export, coastvisr. 4,lOI bales sales. 1850 biles
stock, III .i01 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08

,33di34 September October 425d426 octoterA ovember
t.oa9-I November december, 42Sd i29 December
yanusry 429d4So JanuaryFebuary i3ldi32; February
-. COFFEE-Thc NewYork coffee market has shown more
lie today than has been hcic day. past
mere mas been quite little buying for European a-
count which stimulated little local Interest. and lea 20
some covering OF short Foreigners during he
up TO that hour The strength Of market va dlc
chiefly 10 the better character Of European accounts
With later reaction of 70 10 point: from the carly RS
OF Ii 20 points consequence OF unflyorlbe Bran
market reports l.. w. Minord the PRINCIPAL seller
Of coffee IN this market to-day The cos ba ely
steady. Total Gales. 81 500 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
LIVE STOCK MARkETS-FY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. June 7-Cattlc- Receipts last twenty four
hours $50 head total for week thus far 100 hsad
through 2.4o0 head: to New York. 600 head: OH
sale. 40 head market opened steady, with 20 very
good here c'ed steady Texas steers - "a TO- ngat
last twentyrur hours. V.ljO head total for week
thu, far. 3O7OO head for time last week.
1880 head consigned through 1850 head 10 New.
York 800 head on sale 800 head market opened
stronger closed firm: Workers. 4, 25o - 30; good
mediums - 250 - 30: mixed lots. - 80: pigs. =. %
hours. 6.:co head total for week thus far 1.,loo
head f,r time Inst week. 1900 head; consigned
through 900 head; to N"w-lork. 500 head on
sale. SEQ head market opened steady for sheep:
lower for lambs; closed steady for sheep; dull fr
lambs: extra expert wethers. % 500 20 90 fair tD
good. - 2ja p So mixed. fair TO god. ga - !;
good. - 5Oo - -; spring lambs. $50 81 80.
Chicago. Jmne The Evening Journal reports ::
Cattl, Receipts. l2ooc head shipments 5000 head
market steady prime steers IS 23o - 81 extra;
~ 75o ~ mediums. III D5GT5 Is others, ~ :o@
- 50 Texans. 70 lo0 ~ stockcrs. ~ eoG ~ Hogs
Receipts II go lead shipments $500 head active.
prime heavy and butchers weight. 81 9oa$' OF &c ::
light. 81 s5es shespME"c'ipis 1000 heaG ship
90: Texans. - 23o "a 30; Westerns. "a '3a 80 % :
lamls ~ 73a>:
shipments, $40 head Market closing weak. Urine,
~ 23a$5 -: fair 10 good. - 25G - common
IL 5Oa - 20; fat COWS and bulls. rs 5ots4 - :;
ioloem cows. S~o - 10, fresh cows. &lea $i5.
IIogs-Rec,lpts. 500 head shipments. LOO head
Mark dull fair. light to hes, heavy sToS7 H.
Receipts. l. 800 head; shipments. 1000 head. Market
strong and unchanged
Louis June Receipts cG 3tpo hsad
slecrs s4asi co, Texans Of AL kinds slow lower !;
head 6 "T @ nf a @as .oc 30 80 s%in
Eccc.ip,. ( 200 head shipments. 800 head market
slow on all except good sheep; no qnotable change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
THE PETPOLETM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF Pr

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The petroleum country presented no sensational
features yesterday but the bu,h temper crude
speculation appears to be on the increase. Trading
In New. York, however. Is ut q stand, no dealings
being mode at either exchange. The closing BIZ
for futures was 80 cents. AT OIL City some early
weakness which carried prices 10 60 80 cents. was
followed by "A sharp rise To 81 1-s cents.
Refined neirolenm was advanced 10 points to 5.25
cent, n gallon In barrels. but was unchanged at 2.6S
cents I'm bulk and SIS cents In cases Foreign
quotations were Antwerp. IL IL francs; Bremen,
80 marks London, l-6G4 Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08

scp:emteS lo7S 1918 1882 1000
s sspien s.r ... SSsEss Sss55s ss;SSs &c sS
sprns Wheat pGE S So rcd d. St
30 rye soc No barley. coo 30 haxseea, 81 o.
prime tim thy seed 20 20; mess pork per DBL $50 20
shoald~rS ,soaea'. slos sio s; sort clear sids.
o SGAd go white B. asa BE- ise e 80 s"d do
20 3-4a SOC; barley. No . b. 35a 4sc; No 4. b.
8" a s s% EHnsse Fs quiet and
unchanged. Lake frelghts finer. at &c for corn II
Buffalo.
r %i2' % $c June Corn raSRs ?"ls
oats firm No = mixed go 81 lie Rye t dun dun DO Sn
20 30 Blk meat; easier 70 81 R1,,er wn a,is
5nS 6 iae So sPras s 30 .dv NC Sa wni ts
:2e;s 90; 10 white. 20 Ia 80 -; BARLEY BARLEY
quiet: No. :, osc; sample 33a ~ rye s 5iSS o
IalaI J. ~ $40 ' g IT, 4''''
pit today when wheat began to be offered freely and
at prices hitherto nhcard Of In this marke, or any
40. Northern sod at Sc and SO: northern at
70 j.sc lowe,t 81 l-sc: closed. So jsc september
opening and highest. 80 lie lowest 81 l;2e clossd'
57c No. : Northern. soc.
Philadelphia June Flour weak Rye Tour quiet
and brrciy steady choic" pennsylvania, 90 Ojc -; TO-
Nreni weak aid dccha'd l-2o3'e' fel,c'ca req IN
rain depot - COc: 40 , red June. 90 4oto &c
%S % 20 - A" E9sxo q ta ;9? yvs srR
in car lots, g}c. Corn Price Of option cn%d
-: ~ > miAei June, 500 40 lie: July,
40 I-ld46 lie: August; 46 34a47 l4c: .eptember
~ La A. "a Oais-tu urcs NEGLECTED ana NORMAN
white. Ale; No white jane. IS 3 "A 30 l-2r july
IS "a SOC: August 30 l2a3I lee sepiember,
36 Ia 81 Lee. putter firm and ADVANCING, Penn
F N aIc Eseu dS eay Penn.yivanii lii ,ts Isa
10 l-2c. ,Igar-Rehncd lai ~ active and firm cubes
11-lcc ozenge. l-9c; standard powdered, l3io
fine graduated. 7-l6c STANDARD gannai ei .,ioe
diamond \. 71cc confectioner. y o,i2c: rra
star \. ) 31sc: Keystone \. > 3l6c Franklin u:
Sc: Franklin extra G. Dice rel tar G. o,lI Sc,
3 7-5c net; No II. 3.fc net. Other articles I'm
changed.
st. Louis. June Flour unchanged hut In better
demand. Wheat nervous. unsettled. Closing Lee n'
July, ~ 5sa 50 7sc closing. IS La 50 lfc Anln,t
SO 1-2067 lie; cosing, 81 l-sc; o,p'emiDsr
90 5-so 80 3-sc: closing. 80 1875? Lie: Corn
opened quarter Of cent lower on fine weathsr az
and June. - 3-sc July 81 la 3oc closing - -
81 5-sc september - 34d3. 7-3c. Oats: dull
August "a 5oc ptcmber. 25c. Rye; No ,, i5c lid
Bran. lower. EiS' track. 30 Ice. Hay, unchangpn'
Bntter lower: choice creamery. 16e l1c: do dairy
I5c. Eggs Unchanged Lead weak. 81 60 asked
Whiskcy, ~ H. Provisions. dull. quiet, without
change.
Toledo June Wheat. active steady: cash.
% SIC july. 6:c August. zoe 5ep;ember, '.c.
30 is S' Rye. dull, cash, 54c. Cloycrsed GULL
cash ~ 30: October 81 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
GREAT NORTHERN CELEBRATION.

St. Paul. MIMI. June 7.-Brieht weather greeted
the thousands Of people who came together In this
city this morning from all parts of the Northwest TO
celebrate tho completion Of the Great Northern Rail
way, and the entire city had put on holiday dress
for the occasion. Lasting memorials OF honor and
triumph appeared in the shape of magnificent arches
spanning the streets. patterned after Roman and
Grecian ,riumphal arches. and built Of the Willie
material which made beautiful the buildings Of the
Worlds Fair. Under them marched great municipal
and industrial parade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
EI'EorFAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. jun. !. 3A5 p. m-Beef-iioders
offer freely. Pork-The supply Is poor. Hams
Holders offer freely Bacon Holders offer sparinely
Cumberland cut. about Is to 30 H.. firm at OBS ;
short rib about % ID. steady NJ 3is Cheese
Holders offer freely. Tallow-The supply is poor
spirits Of Experimentation offer moderately
Ro,in-I Holder, Offer moderately. Lard->pot
holders offer moderately futures. holders
are not Offering: prime Western spot steady
"A, i3s Wheat and Flour Holders offer moderately
Corn-spct and futures. holders offer sparincly !:
mixed Western. Juy. steady M As I'D; August
steady ~ Is I'd. Hons at L0ndon-Pacihc Coast,
holders offer m6ieratel,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08

New.York net receipts. none; sro.s -!'20 baIHs ex.
The port receipts today ei.s tales Thus far for
s r ws. i MsS.9. sssy ss s
France. none ;' coaunent. aonc son'od,sd
1nan.' iS'Sse bales. france s.iis bses &c sens,nsns
rs xSS bzles torai a. S7j baek stock ;39O35 bales
The Liverpool closing cables wer: spot cotto, good
business doing American mddncs ~: sales. 1900
bales; Pece2s 900 balcs including 900 bales Aeri
ca putufes opened firm At 46it ancc closed nrm
az. CosIns L.verpoci NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 426 June
July, 40; Juiy.-inyust 42lai22; Aagustscpembcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08

S,uth tho markets are quiet With Iuitr "a number oi
tho furnaces AROUND birmingham shut down. No
foundry is quoted Drnnphen, at 80 2j9tio so NO
sr "a -, and gray forge rs jodT3 Is. Chattanooga
3D. os are also Encouraging. WITH No foundry $40 80
Iii asked Foreign news Is quiet. The pig iron
,rodu,tioo in Belgium In April was ESQ tons. and
Tor the four ended april 30 .523i0 tons aeainst
G ron for '' April '' was
, no, al Year C0PPEr-hc marKc; duh to-day.
With spot lie asked. july closed at go o. bid IL
swansea oGfcksIiy EI MarSs. Quiet, with 7esn
m Nth .ot closing $40 - bid June. sl3 rs and
August, $40 so bid sso 90 asked Sale. At ne Metal
s s June 1Irifs sS q e today s,
md nrh.nced at % 90 bid for so: and Is s2ta asked
for august Taays sxporss o. lead .ers loo tons 70
.pSs '' Closing ASKED aGd 0o 5Sy Of Il, S' x,n
-, LOUIS !" were Az boxes tin pla'.s. BIS
boae. 200 boxes sps ,"n e ~, ,rd ss' sns
ds nT ~ nickel matte TIE cables To the Metal Ex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08

METALS-IRON-Th market has been very quiet
during the last week both at NewIo'k and at the Mes,
swot with No soc above No ?. No SOC below aud
,ray Forge ~ below. ZERO Manganese Is quot
and nomi,o,lv unchanged In Old bacterial "a dull
nnod and piices are practi ally nominal ouotat at
tide. to-day gwen as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
ANTWERP WOOL SALES.

Antwerp June AT the vol sales today 2fOO
lalos were offered There was fair attendance
ana better operating. Prices We're unchanged Fol
loving arr the sales ANA prices obtained :-Buen0s
Ayres 7O2 bales at SD 100 francs per 100 kilos !:
Monrcvidco 435 bales. at 81" 100 francs, News0uth
Males, EOS bales, ut 1851 j.}5 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
nrD "D- LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

Hoo LA GUAYiiA. PUERTO CABtLLo, CURACAO.
CINKYING ALSO MAILS AND PASSENGERS
FOR MARACAIB0 via ltRACAO.
PIEKREPONr STORES, BkookLEN.
G. $
:. ). PilILADELPIilA....W "Wednesday. June y, p M
-. ., i
These American steamships. built expressly for the
,ode have superior accommodations for passengers.
~ FOR MARACAIBO-FREIGHT ONLY.
= MAKACAIBO Observation-Disclosures. Thursday June y
s. s. HOLLINSIDE rhursiny July
" BOCLTON. DLISS X DALLErT.
General Managers l3S Frontst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
,eninc range and close to-day. and closing bids the
oh nd last fOlloW.

Market closed b'iey stcady IransfeFribies Tor June
issued at 7J5. Sales ! 10 100 bales.
The market 10. spot cotton IN afternoon 0uie:
hut steady sale. OF 3s5 bales ali .pnnng E>
Iortrrs are in market unable meet the Views
sellers on the quesioi OF vaue y following n,aols
arc based on American standard Of classification and
cotton In store running quality more thin half
crade above or below the grade quoted:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
DOMINION LINE.

OSeamcrs Tor NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. OLD
POINT CoM t6kr and SEN PORT MEws eonnessn S tSs
Va. ana wAsnINGION, d. C;-Mon 0rsight only.
TIss w sfv Isusi a"p freight only Wed ana SAT-
For WIS., POINT yAIiu,sos T R,rS and sat phsp
Pier 70. new No. " IL, Ioot beashst: NJ o = y:
Through tke!s and freight rates TO all popds SOSh ,HS
H. 30 go 26l .s7, 37A. 49, 9i and 22S Broadway.
- ~ L.. IiIILAUDEU. TranIN Mona&eI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
Op.ion Quotations follow ror comparison the eIosnt
n,cr Of tn previous day and for tie corresponding uat

Receipts OF brcadstu's AT Interior IDats III W'u hh
last three ciphers 1000 oinitted-hour Dbis gran" o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08
OVAL NETHERLANDS & L.. s. Mail Line.

: MAASDAM...... saturday June 10. 80 D. N.
s,esmer cali both ways at " oe a
First cabin ass 500 second cabin. iSs. Storage
General passenger Agency 80 Broadway N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-08

"A. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWS.
x%s1n June T. n % urania Jriy
= Extra STEAMER.
From pier 49, North River foot Of Corkson:st
Cabin Iassagc $50 and upward. Second cabin. $50 ana
~ upward according 70 steamer and location: ..
Storage tickets and from all parts or Europe
very rates. For freight and passage apply AZ inc
cor1pony's Office, 40. bowling Green, New-fork
'Vf VERNON IL BROWN e. CO. General AeenN.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-04-13
Busy Days at the Nursery,

These are yerltably busy days at Il. N. Taggart
| Co.'s Audubon Nurseries, one mile north of
town. Twenty-one men are now engaged there
putting up orders and setting CRAFTS. 10 Is diff
| cult to imagine the immense amount OF work
involved In putting up and preparing for delivery
| about 5000 orders. Estimating that each order
contains twenty numbers, there Is total OF
1900 pieces, aud in all probability the aggregate
Is much larger Tho orders go TO Audubon, Ex-
Ira, Elkhorn. Brayton, Adar, Casey, Commerce
Yale, Guthrie Center, Bagley, Bayard, Coon
Rapids, Dedham, Gray, Manning, Manila, Buck
Grove, Vail, Glidden, Scranton and De Soto.
At these points regular deliveries are made,
while there are numerous other shipments to
points in Iowa, and some TO Nebraska, Colorado,
Minnesota and Dakota. IL Is little wonder If in
handling this immense volume OF business there
should be a few mistakes, but they are only err
rors OF the hand, because the large and varied
assortment OF the nursery Is such that there is
no need OF substituting or OF "stulingn
orders. good half OF the eighty acres in tho
nursery plat Is now filled with growing trees
and shrubs, and this year the number and area
VIII be greatly increased. The spring delivery
OF this year VIII be made up from thrifty stock
as was ever grown and the many who have
orders In will certainly BIO pleased with the
goods. Mr.. Taggart has made a great success
oil the nursery business, and with the combined
knowledge OF the nature of the trees and their
adaptability to western Iowa. can do better by
our people than anyone else. Mr. Chamberlain,
too, Is proving valuable nursery man. The
firm Is thoroughly reliable, dealing squarely
with the public, and ready to rectify the few
mistakes made, give much more advantageous
deal than nonresident Hitting agents. G. A. w.
Coee and G.. c. Eyerts have represented this
irm year after year, traversing the same coun-
Try over, dealing honestly and satisfactorily.
Under these fayoring circumstances the business
will continue to grow.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-04-13
Fifty Years Of Married Life,

Unole Natty lIamlin and wife celebrated their
hiteth wedding anniversary ct their home I'm
Extra township Sunday, April 0, surrounded by
about 300 OF their neighbors and friends Ma.
thaniel Hamlin and Margaret Poage were mar.
ried In Vcrmiilion county, H., ifty years ago,
aged Is and 10, and are the parents OF twelve
children, all OF whom are living except daugh.
ter, Eliza, who died at the age of Ave years.
Ihey nave lived In Audubon county forty-two
years, and arc highly respected because of their
honorable lives, and have houses and Lands and
cattle In plenty. They built the first cabin and
have seen the development OF great and pros.
porous county. They were completely surprised
by the visit OF their hundreds OF friends on sun.
day, for which u. +. Simpson was responsible,
and when Prof. Brinkerhoif on behalf of tho
company presented each with n fine gold watch
they were quite dumfounded, but their express
sions OF gratitude were generous and unmistak-
able. IL was happy occasion when the Old
friends added this brightest day TO the declining
years OF these worthy lives, and 1t was thorough
ly enjoyed by all. Fifty years married! What n
world OF misery or happiness the record might
tell. In this case tho history Is that OF devoted
couple and Is filled with the brightness which
comes to comfort lives OF benevolence, hospital
ity, loyalty and contentment. That they may
know many added years 0fhappIness Is the wish
OF ALL