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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-11

Jne % b last q hG .1ne 22o
hes' uss. n g. " s mus on ' IN Sr'as sseo
New York =" head N ssi" -, mao mars gb,
steers with heavy cae nessciea ma ',sd ar he sy
cattle hsli oy.I Gns9l h"riy M &. a.. o cow.
,.se' y - 80 ,ra haSy g. soas. s;ocksrs s. ga
"a x. rssrns. 5: @asa feeders 81 So s. veals 81 % q
i - mich cows and '.rnsss s2oa,'' per head. *,
l. 10 Hoss-~ccys last - hours il"o head total ~
y, -, had. Unsigned through $40, head N~wYo
500 head. r"ie i3"p had market or~n~n s,s l
s, g. nis,a f@es;r. s. oas4 o. medium. - ,;. %.
~ nus FAR 50" head Or same iire ny ~'.n'
a., teef on sAiS e,o heal a, opening = market Ok
spring amo. wsfc dA. 1nl nh'"nS, ,,I .secc n ~
III, fa!r s2as92a. sprins lambs eNa s. "4s'' '''r
rnan sex Y,rfs. Chcago June 10 Receipts
is r' ~ 81 .tcSers ana f.efs 81 ,oIs4 ana
hal, 81 '5asi - cai.e' 81 '"sS' 70 ienrs. - ~
n'fn'r % '.,,~ 5, IS. ~ chot~ assorted s. 45a
AZ l,~h, $, auas, -. rs. s. MASS 80 sh,.p-Eo
c.i.c. lnf,-iar 10 5hoi.c. sees'. nmu'. "I -
ci,t iters. lane 10 -'a, e.'.s,s far ': w's .
asn.,ne t',,'- AMI il"'S- .o - , ,,,.'s' &, s0f
- IN i ' & .s. - ta, ,us AMI stag. s. q
o., as, we.ss closing price, shop supply f'' demand
fair tr.ns .m's 10 '''.er ao o., 80 y *
c,m.n q. far SirSe - nmt'. t'n<' p g.i s. -
b. 81 "a common 30 lr So 81 spring lambs. 81 -n>J -
~ Louis June in.'Ai'ir- It"orlpfs. Bliss bead The
native caf,lr market slow. Prices were steady with
,a.f rrii., ami g1.i demand with the top
~. AZ >. The markst was slow AMI quoted N
a.. v.r fhsu last week Prices barely steady Texas
....r. 81. Texas c,vs g 2,HS2 80 Hogs Receipt
7i3 heai. Prices 5ai"r higher Medium gfad"i q
,r,g Ia, advance Packers s. i'Si 60. butchers AMI
f heavy were quoted ~ :. t - 20. forkers 50 = .
"a a. nix. and common ighf stun 81 5eIsi - Sheep
no. ris G4s heal Market steady Prices On ey"i
native sheep lambs w"r" 23c higher Native lambs.
a, Soufhv sheep. 81. native sheep. 81
Kansas ci'y June 10 Hogs Receipts. 200 head
.tr.nr heavy iOSs 20 medium. 81 l'4s 30. light.
50 1884 ~ pigs e. 55usi II. Cattle Receipts. 3rr
f.nd Market steady native steers best. - s'ISa go
.,ir Ca good N,i<l and hef"rs. best. 81 -
So fair god 81 .5 - ~ bulls. S2us3 sockers AMI
9. sou 81 So calves - -" range steers s'J 70
shrcn-Ilc.eit-. 1000 hrAl. si,aly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-11

reported sown total Of 900 600 BUSH The preiin
nary report Of acreage "a 900 acres year ago
for June / the indicated crop OF winter wheat was
219 10000 bush. later raised by me onsa, sst last
June 1856 100000 bush. later officially reported az
l33 s6s bush To-day the Government hgures mace
The total area Of winter wheat is given at cal and
spring 9o5 Of the harvested last year ne resus
indicate winter wheat acreage p $1,000 acres crop
49, 600 bush; spring wheat area , brola 10
s2isc rallied 10 s27c and closed at solzc.
CORN-There not large trade In corn to-day prices
toward lower level " synIa'ny VIII
he decline in VIII Early there little break followed
nv ar reaction in the afternoon Quieer feeling pre-
vailed the market closing dull Al about the lowest quota
lions AT nc ne, decline The weakness early was parity
due sympathy with wheat and partly 70 the repol
Of rain and generally favorable weather az the
West The rains Of the Mississippi but II was
exneced that they would extend eastward. and would
therefore benefit 10 the crop There were
success The OF corn on passage LOT Europe
showed an increase OF $4,000 bush and the Argentine
exports $4,000 bush against 10000 bush the pre-
vious Cash dull and easier with futures;
bush in the elevator sold at 567sc and 5000
bush OF No 5sssc. ahoat: .OATs-Were quiet
and little easier. The opening showed slight decline.
nuenced by the decline in wheat and conn., the market
broke closing dull at unchanged 10 &c net loss Inc
rop advces had good deal do with the action OF the
market The private advices unfavorabe put Tear
affected the market In the afternoon
the condition Of oats or June was reported
at 81 and the indicated outturn was 02ownWo bush
Later these figures C62 0s60p bush in
official Cash oats were quiet sales were
bush including 49, bush No nj S4G34i.c ee-
vaor: bush No white az BIC. and 2O.ooO bush
track white 31di3c The condition Of oats was only
$40 but the acreage reported 1892 in to-day 3
statement making the 2s las 900 acres and nd-
eating a crop Of 123 347. 600 bush
We give or comparison the closing prices for the pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-11

do l12s ~ a, do 81 D. at 81 Is; i' DO 'D' 3D.
i d. f: :s S a; S. 1's 3D. at g Is
' y b sS'i'' 10 lsei IS at -
NH Mc .easy st .aSss INCLUDED market On
The s msrss Jumped Sssc ana tns
psSs promptly Maam e sSSe Ssais
ssa 81 Z as 800 ana small os at e 1ss d
ey y s tG Sc s0q f5 s ss1es
100 @ Is d sS" 49, at lse ID 81 IS 90
s ysss at r. ys's b. at Sd 81 i II 4, H 81 Sd
CAVES s 9 p, RI So saSe'i isl l's d. 10 iS T.
s. s 90 o' i. II v at s. 80 . $ co. 81 do
IS r s &? S Ri Ri 1913 10 s s1 81 10 "a
a. s 81 20 cS do a. s. s. aS at 81 saves ' h.
at alSss yeG as n 25 At s 81 at So S do
Il. l'r'psr5s 'Ss % r. d. a, s. p 4 s
IS T. T. at III III. at 81 'S' 'n'''ni''
p q yeats i.3 n at So ~ s g. at f0 s. IS g. g
d. 81 10 at at s co. do b. at s4 80 mixed calves
s. e. IL II ss'; '9 r. T g. - 40 !,
81 S: T. IL r ;; 8 81 ii ''''"' ,'4 d. a.
>; III ii q y a, s. 2? ad ~ s g. 70.
81 cons 81 yeas ias e at s. 2o' 10 do III 3D. NJ
sHk2p S ASP a. Ks days 20 cars rs,
or SI Y nea and sa' cars or the market and nsud
my the stock held over Saturday. there are 20 cars on
there was no Improvement under sraas ana held ,T e
from he s'a s GSS Common S es s2a Medium
du and generally rated easier neo Ap9" all Of Witch
were sheep Common To- prime sheep SOFA AS. ~ az
srnas s to SS eRSce "a lamb. a; 81 s$ Ksnacsy
cus at 50 i2 Dressed milton s mdep a, request at So
2i.c and dressed yearlinss are sens az rs IS u
a1e3sse 2s Do 50 =, 81 a IS So 49, S- 3, ~
| o9- do 10. a
s. = 81 go DO - H. a, 81 IS ~ ~ Sc 90 49,
az g o 90 d. S H. at S. 25 Wet yrsna o. 9, H.
So 81 Wss' m Teep 70 at d" 81 s. is d.
" H. at So "a d. % H. at s. So 20 40. ~ 10; a.
Ncwtcn ylrsna lambs 20 ri a, At 81 4, 2ss do az
s Kentucky d. y n at 50 S2' is ~ de- S :: iS
q; e S g al .nss S 80 co n H. a" at $ g. 81 d. 81
d. o' H. 81 81 Ks G o %, 80 80 ss Ohio ao - h.
at at $! 52s 20 do CO H. g ao no Michigan do s. H.
Hume 4 Mullen. 2e7 Western ye"rlns'' cs H. at
'. lambs 81 r. at g So e g do do
oase 81 n a, s. 20 ~ as - 81 70 ONO az sheep - n
At 81 90 81 do 80 N. at 81 Is State d. 60 h. at ~
10 w Yfass' shcr@as III Kentucky lambs. % ~ at,
e. H. ), + q q q o. 6 d. at = g 80
~ Al s. So III ao - No. At g 10 d. liz 10 AT . 90
:sG KentusNy en. 81 no. a" - lamb. 90 n at 50 so i5
90 A. Is 70, at s. s 81, 81 q * H'9: q t5
lis h. At 81 Is II DO II n at 81 state Do ~ ~ a.,
ss. 20 &, Gs al 81 3 3d. Isl o 81 'a''ss %
| : sanders % Virginia lambs. ~ ID. at ~ 80; -" 90
O. ~ Al ~ DO o2 No. at 50 rs ~ state sheep ana
- Uerrins on CA Kentucky lambs. III n at s. 10 III
Western ,.nrue. - n ~ -, lul western sheep - 10
M g. - n state do. ~ 10. at 81 % . .,
ua.lenb.,k Hollis 10 state lambs. ." 10. AT ~ -
V.sern sheep - n s. 37is - state DO 20 10 a,
S. q 3 d. io7 n. at 81 80 -.,., ~,
HOGS Receipts for days 81 cars or .ol heah oi
when .a3 head for sale steady 81 5Orst 30
country dressed unchanged 3aIc for extreme weights
,iialen6eck Hollis state hogs. e2 ID aver
Asr * fa am 20 n Save hogs. is5 10 a, $500
\ sand.rs. 2 state hogs. .i5 n. az ~ 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-11
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


cOrToN--Ou- roarke, openei somewhat irregular.
nearby positions selling on call al an advance OF
say 9 or 3 PORTS positions al deSNhe OF
about point, Weakness developed imms datey ai'.r
call and prices fell of about points but rallied
and al there advance compared win satui-
Of 3 points IN" cNtr'Ihe
up 10 that made the Bureau report. ~hch
condition Of cotton 81. against - Hs.
Iuring afternoon steady ana closed
with a advance OF about points. chety on ,he eN
pectatcn OF improvement tomorrow IN hINeiPoo
Government report An advance is expected here tomor
row Of perhaps points The Government report was va
riously interpreted although IN the main u was con-
adhered brlish. The local temper quite bulsh ana
some expect a better market when the fun meaning OF
the report is contemplated by the country Ihe report
was the chief feature interest The OF cotton IN
against 500 last year. figured on the Govern
The greatest decrease IN acreage seems 10
be in The report substantially confirms the re,
ports previously issued by Latham Alexander q Co. ana
BY 1.-The Financial Chronicle. The state percentages
OF acreage compared with last year are as follows
North Carolina, 81: South Carolina -; Georgia, -
Texas So. Arkansas. ~; Tennessee 81; Missouri 10:
Indian Territory, 81: Oklahoma, 80: virginia ID me
average for United States is $50 reduction OF -
per- cent upon revised acreage given out IN May ne
average condition Of the crop June was 81, against
$50 last year and 7S3 1898 The averages by states
were as follows: North Carolina 81: South Carolina ~
fousiana s.: Texas IS; Arkansas. So Tennessee 81:
Missouri So Indian Territory and Oklahoma. .o Iir-
gina 81. The and weather reports received To-Day
are in the favorable with Indications 81 continual
ron of these favorable conditions during tomorrow at
least AS u the crop there is nothing new 10
report the for the week FORWARD being est
and II COS last year The receipts for the corresponding
week in 1892 $1,000 bales The receipts at Houston
today were 2l5 bales. against 100 last week and isl
last year Memphis so bales against 50 last week
and 20
Opening range close to-day and closing bids the
previous night ana last year follow;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-11
TIE TRADE IL CnICAGO.

Chicago 10 tSpcciaD- Ncw-york to-day evidently
had n point the Government report II was the hes,
seller all day Prices hero closed about % under Satur
day. July sold between sii.c and Iol9c and closed at
nIsc Aside from the expectation of the Government
port and nervousness in regard II. there very
little In the Russian shipments heav
$500 OOO bushels. and tho worlds shipments week
made total 81 1o.j,n.OW The decrease vglhle
supply about double last 100000. There
deal 81 rain OF the sspp no raln
There Increase passage 900: tn.
English visible decreased $4,000: the Government rrnor
indicated winter wheat Yield az 233 600 900 and n
sprnR wheat yield ~ 100 600 OOO total 1913 The
curb very erratc after the announcement July SELL
ing up and down. and finally closing about T9.c
Corn had very few motives its own II was .as,cr
principally because wheat July between 5ot.c
and BE closed At 52Ac. The was ssc 10 a.,
under Saturday. Tho receipts moderate i9o
the estimate for Tuesday was only 2l5 Cables were
easier. The local stock increased t6i 600
oats closed i.c 20 Asc under Saturday. he
tween 3iisc and 3o7c and closed Sic sellers The re-
ceips 2O3 the estimate Tuesday $50 The
Government report indicated OF tbs bushels
enough ~ total TO make probably a weak opening in
the morning - w
Provisions dull Lard and ribs closed exactly
where they did Saturday. and pork decline There
only only 1900 estimated for Tuesday
Prices yards &c higher but there WAS n
poor cash demand and a very small speculation
on the curb puts July wheat closed at TTilc. cas
at s2iac. Puts July corn closed at 5iLc: calls n,
S2ssc - ''' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-11
Opening. and close today and closing bids the

steady at 10 points advance compared
with Saturdays closing prices Transferroie notices
100 Total sales 1880 bales Newly gross recipts
BIS bales Exports: Continent 1862 bales Great Britain
65S bales spnners stock 2l7224 bales TOTAL
net receipts to-day 800 bales thus far this week 16l
bales Exports to-day: Great Britain 1876 bales France
400 bales Continent 1852 balef. Thus far this week
Great Britain bales France 354l bales Continent
945 bales stock 40 ls+ bales. Newiork spot sales TO-
day and last night officially reported For export, 2
bales direct shpenO consumption, 3Gi bales contract
100 bales total 1883 bales. spot cotton steady mid
ding upands. re middlng Gulf TIC. which Is IN
changed compared with Saturdays closing
cableSpot cotton. firm demand al fuH rates
sales 5000 bales speculation and export go bales Amer
ican 5000 bales receipts 30 600 bales American 100
bales middling upands. 1924 Futures opened steady
buyers at 264d advance closed quiet az 23 points ad
vance June a4Ils: June-July 354i.s JulyAugus 355s
August September 35Gi7s September October 36sb Oc
tober November 357lzs November December. 35ss De-
January 33sisb January ebIlary oeizD; FEB
ruary- March 360,zb; March April 362s Manchester
Yarns not much doing; cloths. offers scarce
COFFEE-Thc market moved within Fl narrow range. At
the opening selling for European account and
later in the local account The total deal
ngs were light and market featureess Hamburg dull:
June 76 Is pigs July and August. 1913. September
1915: October 475. Rio cables steady No quoted at
l6 $50 reis exchange. y receipts. 5000 sacks stock
les sacks: cleared for United States. 1000 sacks
Santos receipts stock 10000 sacks market
steady at nominal quotations Havre closed dull; June
p5 so francs July and August % 25 September 9i!5
the week 10 AIS Rio shipments 10 United States
Tor week 1000 bags. and Rio. 1900 bags
Contracts closed unchanged lOc decline. Sales
haQs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. June 10 ~ 3 mi,~ef-ENra iniia in"--
steady ~ Ms. prime mess steady ~ '-s -. ! =.
Prime mess Western me lulI b's. 81 m.i!um iil
:, ca Hans-Short out. Atrui - . ~ ~ nm
AS Bacon--1tmhcrlani cut about :. - ~ IT. hf" ~
Bis short nh about - ~ ffm ~ - - .E 0'ir
niGi!cs. about - n nrm AZ 80 81 1ns ara f.it '"
ruid.,ss. ~ y. ~ 81 shf44l'ir Al .it
II 90 Is n, steady 2ss Chees.Am-fieAn hte.i "h'r
firm a, ~. d. coi-fel firm ~ It+NN rim, ~
m!nal Co''1usesI d. Liverpool f'nrrl arm ~ - %.
Spirits = turpenfne firm ~ - 81 ko.n .i'n. ~
steady al Prime Western flt fl.. Ar -'t 3d.
Wheat ~ rel winter firm a. - lia y. fc. rpitf 3
firm AZ ~ flour-St. Ilui- farct winter nif. ar
- "a MNel Western spot steady - - -.
Ian. steady AZ T. 10 July steady - a. "a Auflr
s,e,Av a, ,- 7.f IIus ~ London Pacific coast steady
AZ iegf2 Receipts Z wAea' fof ne las week .m'
Atlantic trs u s, quarters from Pacific ports '"".
fron, other sources. f2DDr Receipts Of American corn
for the last week. 2i.sD quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-11
Legal Notices.


- ~ y
- CHEMICAL COMPANY. -,
Notice Is hereby sven that Whereas default was maze
on first day Of June 1874. In -" payment Of ,ne
made by the STANDARD Charcoal Iron and Chemical I'm
pany the farmers Loan and Trust 1ompany , ua axe
tlnues and payment u some part ~ SAID nsalm,h %.
been dgly demanded. ana salG mes, .s
FIR s,,rh demand and the own.4s q than one
ufql said bonds outstanding and secured by sal ol
gaze have exercised the option eApfessed N sn 'o
secured by said mortgage. and all ~ mem 'fr ~,
and are Immediately due and payable principal ana IN
C,npauy as Trustee said mortgage 10 proceed 70
f,retlosc mortgage and 10 sell the property coNt
- ne payment ~ the mortgage debt and the under
having given thirty days notice IN wTIuns -
chemical Company os the time and place OF the SAFE
hereinafter mentioned ~ -
parry Trustee under said mortgage Will on we o.n
iay OF June 1895 twelve o'clock noon or said ia!
Rroadway in the city ~ NewYork. by Peter F Meyer
Auconecr proceed 10 sell at public auction 70 he hs
est bidder Tor cash the whole Of the property covered
by said mortgage. much thereof as may be nece
sary fo purpose Of paying said bonds and coupons
The following Is description q the property 50 TO De
go shares Of the capital stock OF the Decatur Char
coal AMI Chemical Works Of the par value OF one nun
coo shares = the common capital stock Of the Nash,
vile Iron charcoal Company OF the par Nalue
s shares 4 the preferred capital stock Of the Nash
Vile Iron Steel and Charcoal Company 81 the par Naue
q one hundred dollar. per .har' -. collar, Furnace
100 u the capital stock ~ me ta1eta
and Company u the par value OF one huare'
Z 10 Shares d the capital stock 4 the Manhattan
Spirit Company. Of the par value OF one hundred aoi
'ps,od New York June 3D. 1895
TIL. FARMERS LOAN AND Trust CONTAIN
By ROSWELL q. RoLsToN
rr.pyrR MCCLURE RorsToN. Attorneys FOR Trus-
Tee - william Street New-iork. y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-11
THE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore June io.-Flour firm and unchanged sales
aoD hbs Wheat quiet ana easy. 40 red spot lnl
month 500. Spc: July NiNgslisc. August s2sIn2Nc
September s2'sgs2'c steamer ~ red. ~. south
.fn ly ip grade. .N'f~-c Et''N
pI hush -ales ip2oOo bush. corn EASY. mixed spot
a;is Gi,Ac MONTH 5dt.o asked July ad'su5"c. August
s1r md southern white. 3d. do yellow. 5,uoi'.c stock
~, go bush. sales. 1000 bush. oats very arm. -
whit. Western aii.n3Nc. 80 mixed do 3i83iisc
stock IA G1s bush lye quiet and traiurrcss NJ .
20. stock ~ bush la, quiet and steady. sJ Gran
freight. DUH demand unchanged. cotton quiet. ~
Provisions unchanged Butter nrul. fancy creamery. -
10 forr packed sul2c lhdlc. leNi3c Egg nfm. liu
he Ganec duh 40 :. lG'.c. sugar quiet - -
Ilsstln June 10 Flour dull. Corn quiet oats steady
sb,,f. ouict Provisions steady Batter quiet. Northern
creamery 100 la'sc. Western. lSulssc. Cheese steady
N,rthern new. 1snsi.c Ergs arm, Eastern, ltl.nl3c
Western ana Michigan. I8Hlic.
chicago. June io.Thc i,aiing futures ranged ns fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-11

A prwiEstHT1sENENrs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS voR
- nME ,NLM-i YORK TRIBUNE MILL bE RE-
SsYVE ~ AT A. THE UPTOWN OFFICE No. Lac Broad.
TishMENTS0 ' norm Of rn.rt. .nrs,-s and ApvER:
Eishsh,avs corner rweny-thirt- st 1852 sxthays
~, cor Fourteenthst $50 Third 100
cor ySorsy-s.vsn,h io2e Thlrdave near
II: w. :2rI%m,ousave SO Avenue 4: 1893 Thirdsve: 9
sss TS,Ssseonds. i5i9 Second ave; 554 Thirdave;
At the HA ina Urs o syndrcd- andshirteenh
~ 's Ssr z4S West 9TH.
= ~ es regular ofscs rStes ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-11
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, June 10Cotton steady; midling 67.c. ow
middng she: good ordinary, 6sc; and gross re-
ceipts % bales; sales, i20 bales: stock 49, 6i3 bales
r, M,2rolk June lO-cotton nrm: middlins 8xc; low
, o-loc; good ordinary oasc; and gross re-
ceipts 81 bales: exports coastwise 247 balss sas.
40 bales; stock % 6ss bales " "' "'''
savannah, June 10-Coton steady: middlins 6Ac. lon,
mndng 7.i6c: good ordinary. i-i8c net and gross
W bales; stock. 1854 bales. - "'' '"'e''
New-oreans. June i0.-Coton steady; good midd,inr
re- middling. &c; low middling 6Hc good ord,nn 80
ocIee; net receipts $50 bales; gross $50 bales ssss
1'o00 bales stock Ia. 305 bales. Nv '"-' .ess'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-11
RAILROADS..
.ENNSYLVANIl
RAILROAD.

f0i Of ra.ss ss and s c.'and s'
900 A. ii. srENNsl y ia -lSii a;Dii
on ea x ssspS Gc Ds M sse Ss
4: n, NJ, cac aa $40 A. InasnaEpiis 500 A. \.
200 Fui NJ cHcaGS " AND ST. forIs EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping and Dining Cars to ST. Louis. Louis.
IN; T ufisa'' a n
:SSIaxHssssi S..'
s Sfss sas Sns naaaaDos .'i'
$50 F. SAefF fesY R%SPREss.Pqman sleeping ca
TO Pttsbug Connects for Chicago daily and Cleveland
except wsexsss,G iiifxGrox AND THE SOUTH; -
es 50 NJ I'LL Lm '' ali Psrior .nd Dining cais ~
DINING Carr. Dining Sasl. eP, NJ, l2I night, sun:
Paror and Dln.ne Cars, 4ao Dining Carr Dining
sG SsT oeans Tampa a.a S;nss night dsS
A stsns' to e6%T enc %sy
Port Tampa. Macon. Charleston; y. NJ. daily Sleeper
cHfDEssaPREAKE OHIO RAILWAY Express 500 A. n
I'd, A PSN s e5oR p na SoRoLK via Cape
Charles Route. A. NJ weekdays. and. with Through
FOR osSP xSTT1aNrre cIrY 80 p NJ weekdays, rArouss
Buffet P Pa Car and nc 9 c's e week DAYS,
r: srs Asa'I e..
3 ocean n, cf6Ssjr TN, lpSMi,Sspi;sEjLSHHrA
ns 6a II c a. NJ d 81 a ds 80 $50 pp'9S
,2Is nisht Sundays el5 30 o. $50 30 Limited TO-
ii A. NJ Dining carr 80 oD9ing c "a Sh Dining
rcte. orlces: nos. ISL s,4 i9s 1928 iii and 2s
asor sns 's S. q ras y
MOTIVE and Brookya Annex station Zoo, q Fgl,oa
3 & r d f ss
hotels and reslenees through to destination WOO,
rRG csHsrai Manager General r "a I Ssss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-11

all
urrvrs-Rec.ips Tor days, 2G' cars. 1920 head
"a cars for city saught"rcrs and exporters and @ .ts
o. a.. mark. ON heavy supplies trade opened with
down"nd, ' ,m lie while later sales of common and
medium do ~, lower Old cows Were not plenty
and held up 70 last week hsH[ss Li',em cars n, 81
freey and his helped the trade materially Some very
choice Ieeves wnr " iJ s.es SOLD a. s. 2o@s * per
700 NJ Inferior extrn c9rIed Do a. 4s w. oxen ana
SO isass 3d. one Of Texans at 81 20 city dressed ma
To European cables quote London and Liverpool mar
ing the ofra American sheep lower at ilql2.c csu
mated dressed weight, and rerserat.r ssef selling q"
sheep and 2iGO quarters OF beef all on the laurie to
~ averasS. s. 10 per 100 ~ 10 DO poor iiso n az
81 ias@ at J, s o. s . Il & ial; n III,
q .s; 3s.S n RS %" d al , q
n. at at s5a5 "a do iai7 ~ at IS 30 20 DO iieo ~ at
s. %: n DO 1881 n at 81 90; do lo n at 9 ~ %
Is Is: i ao i2as H. at IS TO- 10 DO 1870 N 81 10
3 do I5O n. at 81 40: 4 oxen. 1855 N. at 81 20
90 d. oi lGac at ks s @ 1888 Oss r g. q o.
1904 h. at 81 81 10 DO 1852 h. at 30: i2 do 100. ~
1 "a 93 70 Ksn's sers an And Gfsn r. 30
and 1000 NJ at -; % bulls 1870 N. at 81 20. DO
Do c5s H. at 81 80; II Pennsyvania r,ee. 1903 ~
iss .' at IS $ 90 les; iS Is lott IS 0''
Newton CO.. 81 Kentucky ''stilers." III: N. at -;
1870 10 at 81 S. % western siocks OF n at s. so
a y 10; II cow. ioi7 n. q - 9; e. 3 g;
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WEST SHORE R.R.

1IAns leave Wcst I'D 81. StAtlOn, NeM-lOTk, IsP
sMs AID 10 minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST..
$3.50 A. VI. Iaiy. Local ~ DuIslo.
Jil5 A. VI. Daily Albany Utica Syracuse Rochestsa
.sn.o. NIAGARA Falls, Detroit Chicago.
600 H. NJ Dali, for Albany. Montreal. Utica Syracuse
Rochester. Buffalo. Nissara Falls. Toronto Detroit
Cisvsiand. Chicago and st Louis
go =: W. pai1 except SUNDAY. for Utica. Syracuse
$40 IT, VI Daily Tor Albany Utica Syracuse Rochesee,
Bunao Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland, Chi
For tickets time tables OF local trains rarlor and sleep.
accommodations apply city Offices brooklyn and
New.York and at stations. Time table. nj pr,ncipsi
hotels For Other Information address ~ '''O
C. Il. LAMBERT. General Pnsaenser Aren't
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LEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of Cortlandt and Desbrossss sta.
700 4. VI. daily except SUNDAY. io' MAI|a SncNA
and intermediate stations ,o,rrrc-,.o p,-p
FSic. HiAGARx FAILS. st,sPENsroN BRIDGE az
Suspension Bridge pullman vestioue 70 Sassso:
4. VI. daily ueaves At I'D A VI. suncav tos
MATCH CHUNK and intermediate points Connexions
90 y g. ta.iy except sunday. for EIMIRA and AL
Intermediate sa.ons connections FOR Po,tsyie and Read
chslr-car 10 W,lkesbarre
q NJ. (SundayS only for WIkesoarrc, Il - n
rnnr,,o, ard all intermediate stations .,,,,,
4,IO r. VI. daily except sunday FOR L. and b. JUSS:
TrOv ard principal intermediate stations pullman ouHes
nsricrctr 70 Wiihesbarre: connections for Pottsyne
AGO y. 81 daily except Sunday. FOR Bound Brook %ad
intermediate stations
600 y. VI. !ally for BI'FFALo NlAGAiA FAL IL.
and all pol-.s West. Pullman Sleeper v~s'itl.s. uan
New-York 70 ~ilcago sesper 10 Bufrao and Toronto;
G.,O r. VI daily. except Sunday for Easton and in;er'
300 a. W. daily Tor ITHACA. GENEVA ROCKIES.
TSP Tr'FrALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West. Pullman Sleepers TO Chicago and Bu1alo Chair-
car Wlkosbarre. - -. a..
tickets and Pullman accumulation ct 235, 2Gl stA
and a2a broadway ~ t-as l4th 81 i:G East i25,h st
CIV Yorf. SEQ Fulton ST. Court ST. IS Broacway ara
BROOKLYN Annex. n-ooklyn. y
will call for ana check pags
rage nom hotel residsAcs through 10 destination