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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-02-01
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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-02-01

The strip bonds sold at last, good
times at hand and you will find the
best stock of drugs, paints, oils, warm
ishes, notions, birthday presents,
iewelry, valentines, etci etc; at,
yours 10 please. Henry Hlckox, Fair
Land | r.
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cents Duyb 100 Nan cigar.
Work shirts aud pants at Gray's.
See notice Of horse sale satur day.
George Davis is not so we'll again.
Breakfast cocoa at X. NJ. Swain's.
Clothing at Gray's at cost for cash.
Burns recommends the Hoo Nan
cent cigar.
Choice groceries of all kinds at r.
NJ. Swain's.
White fish and mackerel at Geo.
Blakeney's.
The Hoo Nan cigar is guaranteed to
be the best.
All judges pronounce the Hoo Nan
cigar the best
Straight bills Of sale, short form. for
sale at this office.
Your wife wants you to try a II 90
Nan cent cigar.
Pancake syrup and Iowa sOrghu m
at Geo. Blakeney's.
A marked improvement in the
weather this week.
Forty head Of horses and mules for
sale. T.. b. Frayser. l9-3t
j.. II. Akin has very good piano
which he will sell at Sl25. 22tf
Rev. Clark is holding an enthusias.
tic meeting at Claremore.
Good things to eat, most anything
you want, at Il. NJ. sNain's.
Greeley, Colorado, and home grown
potatoes at Geo. Blakeneys.
r. NJ. Swain leads in low prices and
good groceries. Go and see them.
: A few business lots in vinita for
sale. 2l 80 DAVID TAYLOR.
Tom Bracket is trying to secure a
franchise for water works for this city.
There is At present almost an epi.
demic vi pneumonia in this section
Jno. Q. Gray will sell you clothing
at wholesale cost for the next 80 days
for cash.
Friday evening, February 2nd, il
the date OF the Christian Endeavol
entertainment.
Applebutler, mince meat, maple
syrup, Goldfish, California dried fruit'
at tR. NJ. swain's.
The program which will be given In
the Academy chapel Friday evening
is an excellent one.
NJ. Frazee will loaf money on towI
OTIS and farms or buy and sell. En-
ouire at Cobb House. 20tf
Or. T. T. Winner and Miss Sue Tittl,
were married yesterday evening, Rev
Greathouse officiating.
At Vinita Produce and Meat marke
you can certainly find something dain
ty and tempting to eat.
Misses R5%Rogers aud Mary Nc,
Kay, pupils at the academy, hav
been sick for some days.
Butter, eggs, poultry, game, oyster
and all fresh and salt meats at VinitI
Produce and Meat market.
TO make room for spring goods
will sell oyercoats and clothing at
cost for cash Jno, Q. Gray.
Miss Leila Cook will assist at Tia
entertainment Friday evening. He
playing is highly appreciated.
Mrs. Oass has an extra nice line O
millinery goods, late fall styles. which
she will sell at very low prices.
Conditional bills OF sale. as approve
by the district judge, for sale at thi
Office at the rate Of 81 so per 100.
A large supply Of new stationery ha
just been received at this office; all or
ders Tor job printing quickly tillsd.
Go 10 the vinita Feed Yard for a
kinds Of feed; free delivery wagon.
j. 2. GREEN, Prop'i.
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NOrlcE 10 ApoPrEp CITIZENS.

There will be meeting OF the white adopted
citizens in vinita on the 10th day OF Feb. 1894.
for the purpose Of attending to important
business. All adopted citizens are Invited TO
attead. WA. JACKSON,
Presldent white Adopted Citizens Association.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-02-01

There will be meeting Of the Med
ieal Examining board OF the Northern
Judicial district at Claremore on Feb.
lst and 2nd. 1894. n
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-02-01

E1-careul attention given 10 ans watches
aud all work warranted.
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LOCAL NOTES.

8 cents buys a Hoo Nan cigar.
Work shirts aud pants at Gray's.
See notice Of horse sale satur day.
George Davis is not so well again.
1,at.f ft .s.. .. ID Al s.ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-12

oxora1. at 81 80; sol do ~ ~ at s. 3d. 1dS de- % TO-
az a. as 81, DO az n ut 81: 2d5 Kentucky DO W TO- AZ
g.. os9 do G5 No. s4 2Do do 80 10 at ss ~ Neh,nos
sheen az ~ a; So 49, 200 do. iO2 ~ ~ CO. 90 90 ~
A. So co. Al virginia 90. ilS ~ at ~ 20 III do' % To-
~ Collins. Pa West Virginia lambs 81 y, at ~ 81;
2Ge western yearIngs 80 70, at s4 cu - TO- al ~
on aaS a & CO.. i2s Kentucky lambs Gs ~ at s. 90 lS
do Il n at 81 232 do 60 70 at 81 l2 10 90 g. 10
al 81 90 1871 do 60 10 at 81 80 2ys 90 W No. al - ~
So 81 aj 300 do 81 - 2o3 d. i05 n at - - -
etote do ii2 10 at So lbs Western do 10 10 at W 90
I4G western lambs 0ew Sheep. II 10 at 81 90 90
sanders: lG2 kentucky lambs ~ 10, M - 10: 40
Wes Virginia do 90 n. at 81 10; III kentucky thecp
loo n at So 10. O2 Virginia do. 80 10 az 81 %.
Sewtor e 60: 273 West Virginia lambs ~ ~ az - 90;
go do G3 n ~ 81 30 IS DO 90 10 ~ - ~ 4o 40 ucw
sieep, G5 NJ ct SO 80 5T kentucky lambs 40 ib AZ
81 ~ 23S DO G5 n at 81 ?is 27l do 20 n az 81 2ti
do = 10 81 30 293 d. - n AZ - 20 l'f h'hucKy
sheen % n ~ a. 10: G6 DO. 100 NJ n 81 . .
II Harrington: 2i3 Kentucky lambs lex'ra) II 10 at
q ~ 2a1 do n n. 81 10. 62 10 ~ - 20 81
Ker'cky sheep. i97 H. at 81 2j 473 do ~ To- at ~ 'o
81 dn. 9S 10. at 81. 49, . -, ,. 90 -. -.
- 10 2ji do 81 n 81 81 ~ Western sheer III ID At
81 5O 10 do n 81 30 n State do. 100 10 at 81;
IS sheep and : yearngs. 20 10. at s.. 49,
Wickerson 6 sherman 60 ohio sheep. % N. at - ~
HOGS Receipts " $40 heads cars Mt West
Fortioth-st and - A. Jersey CITY MaNrt stsady
At s5as per 100 m country dressed unchanged at DAG
sc for weights.
Snlos-A ". Lamb: 2S state hogs. lof 10 average 1T
s. 90 pcr 100 n. 81 do. 2Gf N. at s. 90
NJ Collins: 10 State hogs us N At - 20
$. Judd & state hogs 2I 10. az 50 10: rough
/ 60 q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-12

sooa sen s m s4e. ssa &C. only s"d
and S also showed canton on s s,.,
500 boxes scd at Sec p ~, 10 To- Montreal
sf 1sgSo Tu cn5e IS We quote wi larss
Soo g a. G fanSy S p DC DO go to fa
small size fancy 9d9c do common 70 enoTg boce
7ac do 4's@7c do Chenangoes shSiee'
c'Es ia S" steady 'fseeps show aI6sT Dc,
checked 'hore is fair demand ena the i9ns hola s
T.aay Western fair to prime a'sai4c;
do Infsrio s. ;5asS o. f., gb, ,uppy and
,aa5y Sorfh carona Glacxbcrrcs easier Gooscerres
steady for prime lars cherries mGTe pTn,y ana ~
Watcrmeons more plenty. but selling more sciy oT ing
sa,cn Iiland AMI nearby Jersey good fancy logi'c
@oc: Cherries pcr 10 ai2r backbcrres North carolina.
Florida per Eat carrier 81 5o5S3 90 watcrmelons. per
FRUITS md sun s dried apple. con;
SKINS Very dull Peaches slow and rather favor the
and icps AZ We w Gs 4ps pc common
s sa1~ ca s cSos c c' and sn. -c psnchs
soaSS1a Saios csiifsrna ilgl5q 5a.ps.,.e,
qi,c apricots. i3@lIc' prunes as to size and quality
vdgs. are Sssg w. . quo wing a ISG% % per
c do E94 80 PiG bocl 30 Sn Common 10 H
prime. 9Qlic. yeaIlings: aql2c Old oiGs 4g7c
anS no hc sS was maze nGs s ne
frade was quiet feeling prevailed before
tho close quote Spring chickens. local and N'st
ern per ~ l722c do Southern. ljGlSc: fowls local
and Western leo. 40 Southern. 9i.c: OIL rosters &C.
TURKEYS 3d7c: ducks. pair +Oaioc goose per PAR
15cGS1 IL. pigeons pair. 2'Q4Oc p''fSNt'il
There large offering OF fresh fowls today and after
general attempt sustain the price AZ pc for best
marks receivers obliged 70 drop 20 Sc - DO any
important business: a. that thcre was not enough de-
ami weak Frozen poultry about steady We quote fpr
fresh ked Turkeys per H. 6fsc; fowls &c. old cocks
5sc: spring chickens Philadelphia. 2Sd3Oc; do l.onG
Island and Rnltimore 24I2G- do western. dry picked
2od2Gc scadcd lS023c sprng ducks. iTqlSc squads
pe- dozen i0GS3 We quote for frozen: Turkeys per
H. oJlc chickens 9JlO.sc; fowls. sES'8c' ducks' u
dllc - -.
Hay AND STRAW-Market quiet and unchanged We
ouofc: Iac. prime per 100 H. s0GS"c do No 3 to No J
Goa DC shipping. 5jc. d. clover mixed 53nb'c d,
clover 40q45c straw long. oOgC1c do short ana %"
FOTATOEs AND VEGETABLES Old potatoes lit'l'
lower IN sympathy With new which have declined unde
excessive receipts Onions nrm Cahbag's selmg faf'
al about .cadv prlccs. Cuoun'Nrs show no furth"i
change. peas firm. string beams in very h"av,
inferior very lower We quote Poiaoes south
c-n new 40 extra. per hhi. g. 7bQt3 -. DO 10 ,
75GSo -. old. raR barrel sSn.s ~ onions
Trypnn per sa.k sc 20: f:as shore. p hall
81 50dSl - Aspai per d'1"n bun les
SiISl So cabhagas. per ht - 25Gsi 80. cucumber
Charlc-on per basket ijcqs 23 10 savannah per crate
<O47,c. green pcos per basket 81 25ts2 string beans
por half NI pkg 81 25aSi -. % smaller rkss !'ons
tomatoes Savannah per 81 50IS2 10 TorHa tld
Sc egg 9lants hi s4Gs6. turnirs 100 lunches
Scds3 20. lett. per htl. oOc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-12
ices 49,. ,odav and closing bios the

Nsrke, closed firm al 3g4 points net advance as con-
nared with Saturdays closing prices ~
roces 7l5 Total sales. 5000 bales Ne"i oIH spY'
sales today and night officially reporteu. 90
port 100 bales: consumption. 500 bales iia,1ng
baes. total 800 bales. spot market steeSy M
lower compared with Saturdays Closing ioS e-
receiuts 80 bales exports Continent. go bales;
II bales: sales 309 bales: spnners SO oIsS. s.ocn
oOs J63 bales Total port receipts to-lay -oi'
IIus far this week $780, bales Exports to-oay 1rra,
britain 577 France. IL bales Continent oVo o"es'
stock. 409l 1873 bales $500 .,or ,r. M, ouotatl.
lower: sales 10 900 bales speculation and export I"
bales American 5000 bales; receipts "r bales ahe:.
ran 600 bales rniddllng, LIED Futures opened easy
al 2C3l decline quiet but steady at 14i het o.,
cline JanuaryFebruar7. 40ls; FEBRUARY Mhrcn 1D1o
MayJune 3COb; June-July. 360b July August 3oOg3ol
August-Sepember 3o 1897 September-Ocooer, ooIs &c
cenber-J January 4OOs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ou 'u' s"'
yarns buyers favor. - A.. -
C,OFFF,FCoyering OF shorts caused very nrrn mar
ket The greater portion the day and prices advanced
10 IN as ponts sell toward tho close "pec
out the advance Exchanges were MADE OF ~ Dags
August for July points difference and 800 september
FOR July az 100 points difference The Havre market closed
a. 10 franc above Saturdays final prices Total sales
a. Havrr Is bags closed at rs - francs July
al August 90 % September 90. 10. october $50 RO
weak unchanged 1890 refs; exchange was
quoted unchanged $40; receipts 500 bags clear
ances for the United States 5000 bag- soc. Al no,
1G2 600 bags. market quiet and unchanged al
BAGS Cleared steamship Saerno. with 1000
bags The market Hamburg was steady; June closed
i. pig and other months 4 TO = pig higher June
closed az II pigs July 1919 August IS 10 september
october 90 10 Contracts closed weak al 10 points
advance: sales 81 go bags. as follows:
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. June II. 1897:
BEANS AND PEAS-Exporters took 200 bbls choice DO
nestle Saturday at 81 80 and 20 bbls today
at 81 s5 stock Is much reduced and here Is very
strong holding Shippers have also given attention 70 RED
kidney and sales reported at 81 GO1S2 90 b. best
lots Offering with a good deal ~ reserve Medium about
out OF fret Some pea left. but not much demand
I1mas sellers favor. Foreign beans quiet bur held
generally steady We quote: Beans. marrow choice per
bush 81 s0Qs2 So medium 81 %. do pea. 81 s5. do
white kidney 81 2ogs2 80; do red kidney 81 5S2 co. do
soup. 81 e5@t2 DO yellow eye 81 3Oa$2 go do lima
California (Goib) 81 do foreign marrow 81 30s2 90
ST 72 green peas bbls 81 o7i1qs 10; do bags 81 OBJ
do Scotch 81 %.
BUTTER-There feeling to-day and
fell that Of 5000 pkgs for Saturday and
to-day there good for putting the market
up but the influence OF the speculative buying 80
sellers able further advantage"
good deal stock moved the higher rates CIV en-.
hut be impression this afternoon Tint
the upward had been carried far enough for safety
We quote: Creamery. State Pennsylvania. or Western.
extras per 10 isi4loc: do frsts lI011isc do thirds
seconds l4qi6c: State dairy half nrlin tubs extras.
seconds TO nsts i4Gi61c: dairy tubs thirds 13c ima-
lion creamery hrsis I4aiCc do seconds ia l3c Vest
ern dairy iGi5c factory extras l31qlic do seconds n
nrsts id3c do thirds D4ql04c. Old butter-Creamery.
ioisGl2c; Western dairy or factory. SQlic.
CHEEsE-Shippers had weaker cable advces. limit
were reduced quite generally md there considerable
Indifference OF most buyers Sellers had hoped
M maintain about week closing prices. In view Of
the arm markets North saturday but they soon
found that business could be Gone only at shading
from previous and tho concession was Esde fanes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-12

Livcrpo, June 10 . IN Ieet IN go,r ir r "a
PORK In poor demand prime mess Western nne dull a.
67s o. d. medium. duli AZ SIS - Hams 30 moierae
demand. short cut about u - IL n 0rm NJ vs. ~
Bacon On moderate demand. Cumherianl cut ahoni -
20 =, dun U.s. about - n dun a. ~ 81.
i.ng dear mlges about - - dvii ~ a.. long md
ho~t clear radcs about - % Dun ~ Bis shoulders
ai,u, ~ % Is r.. steady a. tt~ose moderate y"
nand: finest. white AM roor"i dun ~ 80
Taliovv u poor demand. prime steady nf - ~
S,ri,s - fe-'ine ~ defnn1l. nominal cot
Ion Soc OIL liverpool Retired steady AZ Els fg"in m
1.. crate Jcri.n4 steady . 81 lar1 y
I'm poor demand. futures % demand prn" N"-'~rn
81 dvi a. 80 81 Wheat IN poor demand. 50 ~
winter ffendy sd Flour 'r POI demand - LOUIS
farc, winter sea'y 5r 81 t'rn igo; and futures IN
Moderate DEMAND inl~eI Western. fI, steady NJ b
) Jsne steady 3, -. Jul steady o. - "a Ausu,i
..cal, ~ as 7f,d Hops London. Pacific coast In
ie-n.o demand firm - i5saf' IS Receipts OF wheat
.. mo rast week from Atlantic ports SH2" qrs from
% m Receipts = American corn : =
the past wcck 1890 g'rs
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hnilroaos.
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN Il. Il.
stations I'm New-NortS foot or Barclay
Christopher streets.
yESTIBILED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CnACHES pINTSCH LIGHT

Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MONTCLAIR
THE ORANGES summit Bernardsvills. Baskng
Ridge. Madison. Morristown Fassnc. Paterson Boon.
ton Dover stanhope. BUDD'S LAKE. LAKE no.
PATCONG. Hackettstovn. sCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN.
Washington. PIILLIPSBU RG. EASTON. WATER
Gar. arRouDSBuKG. recono Mountains. sCRAN-
TON, PITTSTON. WILkl.SBAKRE. NANTICOkE.
pANyILLE NORTHUMBERLAND Monr9sc BING-
NAMTON. OXFORD, NORWICH. Waterville. UTICA.
MCHFlElp, SPRINGS. Cortiard SYRAcIsE, os
nATM. nANSSSyILLE BTFFAL0 ,, .nd all points
T:oO A M-BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
goo A. M-BUFrAIo. SCRANTON BINGHAMTOH
UTICA, SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pull
man I,urc Pnror Cars Connects Buffalo with
train for Chicago. arriving $40 Il. m. morning
100 l.. M-SCRANTON. BtNGHAMTON and EI.MIRA
EXPRESS Pullman paror
4 T. M-SCRANTON. WIIKFSRARRE and PLYM-
OtiTH EMPRESS Pulman parlor
T:2O T. NJ (Daily)-BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON and ELMiRA LIMITED EXPRESS. Pullman
Buffet Sleepers Arrives at 7:l5 n. m.
900 r. NJ DAILY BUFFALO, SCRANTON BINGHAM
TON RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and OS-
WEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Secpers
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at -
Murray-.t 49, Broadway Tickets ferry stations
1ss ana Oic Broadway 81 West I2thst 235 Columbus
ave 33s and I26 Fultonst and - Broadway.
Brooklyn Time tables giving full Information at all sta
tons
WEsrcoTr EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel residence to destination
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WEEKLY EXPORTS.
TIIC GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


,-OT~rON-Af;er opening decline ot @qf polhts nc
marker recovered the and closed $40 points
for the day with Arm and toia! sales q 90 81
ta'es Tn. highest and lowest on August were az
= 10 Liverpool! futures points love- wngn W.
considered fairly good greater decline was
Snot cotton was easier but not Quotoly lowet Iaes
Sp"S ~ OK, Io,cs The BOMBAY hafIveekly movement
slows receipts Of bales. against 2oNo phics s
,-eot tn weather as rule is favorable IN tic cott"
het and crop conditions said 10 he Sood IN me
r6ere Is q total absence Of speculative uuyhs ny ~. E
caints n, the ports well interior points t -
ci,inr partlcular Interest. The receipts al nUuS
Ssf ia,es acanst 4S4 bales last week. ana go 1.
wear REGENTS at Memphis were ~ D2Ies
iaiss Iast week and bales last Year Inc ehr
ras followed by recovery all OF The ear: iuss
oef,ea bv noon and ne market advanced apou' -
Strnr the afternoon covering. The carry ueo.Ie
largely due execution Of quite free seIllb
rom Tnrore Georgia and the Carolinas ere
road rain and the fear ~ drouih on 'he H.a.O
- a. named az the for the IeSOf''s 49,
above The dry goods market IS sun ae,essru' h bss
90 ars offered and sold low prices ms mas
"a sHac on The sales spot cotton In fact there oos
not Seem to anything in the general sauon $50,
w., any material change IN prices IN lhc 80
close attention paid weather ana Gro? aH' .rn
,be bts are hoping reports OF danegc 20 W %
which they think will DIE S1.lIt -. ,,,,-ei
coints the were about -'r, o-es
NH bales week and iseo uaIes lase -"
li.,le difference however, what Inc mo- -
a., Gro e. near the end present CROP year ma
-, bu, Odds and ends being sent forward nv -. a.
en- emo, markets arc without particular lht'7' ~.
The main steady though without important C'd"e' 80
prices. 49,. ,oaav and closing BIDS the
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OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


buffalo June I-Cattlc- Receipts last - hours ESQ
head. total FOR week far $3.50 for same time last
week $50: consigned through 62GO head to New-fork
$40 sale 1900: market opened fairly ACTIVE. win
export sfeers. 81 sogs5. good 5olsi 10 lgnt to fo
lover good s. 25es2 IS choice ST. oxen dull $? soq
e.; nor head ,c,s 81 50Gst ~ Hoes-Fcceips -
week - 80 consgn"d through. $500 TO
Ncw-York $40 on sale 10 500 market oprnei actiye
81 Siasi ~ mostly 81 90 good mxod s. .oaSt %: mod
inns md heavy a. 95asj pigs 81 0Ods4 o. rougna $50
81 sheep and lambs Receipts last - hours 5000 head
total for week thus far ZOO fo- 7nne time last week
snle 1900: market opened weaker and vary dnl
closed oLy dun with fuy na re aie TsrSp' unsCG
s4dS4 30 h"s' spring lambs. - 1VGS1 -,
ycanEs g. 2Jas4 choice mixed an""p 81 G5If'3 40 light
cv~. 81 500 81 g.
East Liberty. June II Cattle Receipts liberal Market
dull lover Prime s. 5oaSi -; good s. 40gt' 60;
good huchers 81 i0dS 40 rough. fat. S 23Q3 20 Hogs
Reccpts fair market about steady Rest Phllad,'9hias
Workers, Hc;aS4 20: piss 81 G'Gs' 20 good heavy so%s
stas' y hso E, s oE Srf l, sns 80 @
8: 10 lambs 81 loas5 zeal calves 81 30af' heavy and
1900 head market arm for choice but weak for other
grades common - steers. 50 73Ns3 s'ockers and
feeders s? 75q<3 - ard balls 81 3oaN 10 cal g.
s. 25TSi - Hogs Receipts $50" head Mark"i -,rons
ll"avy 81 7o4 s. :. common 20 choiee mSri 81 oa'' ~
S55 sheep Receipts. loopl head. market Eenera.ly
fondy Inferior choice. 81 2inS@ 30 nmhs. 81 Nns'
81. Louis. June y -Ca''ie- Receipts. 2isi head Mar
cho-c. naive steers 81 i5asi a. cows, 81 i5Qfs3 Is.
Texas steers. 50 75as4 10 Hog Receipts, so acad
s. Sas. 10 ana mq. S, .oas. s5 sb s. 5ass 20
prces ~ n lamb, brough, 50 ~ ara mixed sheep
AMI lambs averaging 81 10 sold a s. %.
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Railroads.
p Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
stations foot of Dcsbrosses nd
In EECECT MAY 2SrH Nygtrunndt

a IN Al
II EFrECT MAY 18Th ppss!nlkandt Ste
2 1890 W. FAST rE hHNEP?sSi car
and Observation Cars Arrives thesso sas' Msm9csat
ZOO i. VI: CHICAGO AND ST LcoStH! LOTS rxp.,..
yle and Chicago A-riyc Cincinnati io.5 5'''' dLus
c assii p 7Sg p u n GhlG2sq e., garl.
az sy' f. ~ ll5 s5r4 III fsTfs
s rrs. an6 Dnns IsT ' Gg9Snns and s
500 f. FAe ii iS'2@% pRRSa5Rns
nx a. E;ESais VIZ SliSt$r AND THE .o,-
$50 consressionnl Limited all Parior and t r.
s93SS 200 RIniIF s sa3 H. l2l, s Ssn
ard Dining cars). 4So. Dining Carr eoS ." p raw
' ssp's 70 hsher tampa ami D and rEoD. t
nigh daily Slsepers to Atlana ard yacksonvll. I'D
Thrc9gR Sis;D,nS and P,pns Cars oa'' Railway
s nsres GP N daily "''' a0d' with rhr'uss
ArIRNTIc COAST LINE 900 A. ~ daily. sl..,.,.
Tampa Jacksonyille and Charleston 800 P:si', s,us
RI ATILA;NTIc CITY CITY $50 P. NJ. weekday. WA
For CARE NAY; I,o9 p \, vesNS-dsy.
not stop Asbvrv Park and Ocean Grove on s,,s,Dp
FOR PHILADELPHIA sp
EXPRESS: O. 90 % f. SO 8 $3.50 10 perna r,r,.
10 10 II A. NJ. 1870 l. 2l0. 3. T. 4:So s. ia y
0 T. NJ. l2:l5 night. SUNDAYS Express CTS ~
$50 10 Limited 10 A. NJ. 2. A. 40, s. g. rs ST.
Ticket Offices: Nos 433 o4 lioe lls. and "a, d.,
way Aston House l34 Eat l25th Street ana ~, =:
pcsbrosses and Cortlandt Streets Court Street ~
Fulton street as Broadway. and Brooklyn Amer ~ ~
ton foot OF Fulton Street. Brooklyn station j.s.s
City. ~
tn New-York Transfer Company will call for ard e...
baggage from hotels and residences through to d.sns
s. " PPENOST. J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Passr As,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-12
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tsst ENpress Iis.i.S IA CINC1NNA'A
BALTIMORE ST. Ions %ASSS III f q AL sc
PULLMAN CAR sE lf I5berty St, daiy f RG 10
cAGo 80 y M and l2;io nif fHN,sIHSATi 81 L2SRE
y and i2iS M nf For WAsIYGToN6 o PAhh's sap
al 80 Dining f bnns S cq GiS3ro osEss b
IrSn. p run daily V Keep m Esr ~
Line. 80 m, I'd e. chattanooss. through f'''"''
k Ss 81, AZ, LAO 81 + i sssiss
~ -, Iberty.st C. r. r. OF ~ - and check eass's'
S.w-Yorll Transfer Co. VIZ . 80
from hotel or residences to des''h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-12

Galveston June 1Coiton easy middllns i,los 'p ps
mddling Gs.c; good ordinary. 8llbc net ana sIss ~
cep,s aies exports coastwise Gales Se'e' ii
Norfolk Tune ii.--Cotton quiet; middlng '1sc. iDn
mddng Ii-IGc; good ordinary &c net ana gio ST.
.nts 1s2 bales: exports Great Britain ~ pi's'
Goa wise 0o5 bales sales % bales stock 2oS4 9a.e
savarnah June ii-Cotton steady; rddng ,tsc, 10"
riadIlng Ga.c good ordinary 6isc; ne ana gloss er
cepts ga bales exports coastwise io'i oaies ' NV
bales: stock 81 400 bales -,..,,x
Voys orleans June Ii.-Cotton steady; good md1ns
-. r,iddiinr I Lice; low middling. bite: good
ord,nary exc receipts s34 bales Gross $50 pa
exports coastwse. 10 bales; sales. l4o oaies s'ocN
S3a37 bales.