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wer 9 Mnrried in Port Chester.

The announcement of the marriage of
Miss Lottie G.. Doohttle of Plantsville
to Wallace Hills of PlainviIle has just
been made. The ceremony was quietly
performed in Portchester, April IL, by
Rev. S. 2. Bonf1ls. The happy couple
viii reside i'm an elegant new house
which is being built for them in Plain
vile. Both the contracting parties
have relatives and MANY friends in this
city who will wish them no end Of hap
piness in their new venture.
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LOCAL WS.
Brief Mention.
High water to-day at 1863 p. m.


High water to-day at 1853 p. m.
Buy a new house-R r. Baldwin.
Frank S. Hamilton, jr., with L Can
dee & Co., left last night for New York
city to visit friends,
Mrs. Philip Winter leaves to-day to
attend the wedding Of her sister, Miss
Kolmer, in Washington, D. C.
One step leads to others-Royal Shoes.
Latest styles for comfort Royal Shoes.
Beautiful Oxfords at Royal Shoe store
Streets finest of wheat flour made
into biscuit and bread without short
ening at Fullerton's, free. while you
wait.
If you want a new wringer or one re-
paired, call on the manufacturers. the
American Wringer company. 499 State
street.
The Unique Social club will hold its
first annual outing at South End to-
day There will be games and other
sports.
The chamber of commerce held a
meeting last evening. After routine
business had been transacted Judge
Sheldon gave a very interesting address
on Silver"
The height of the new Flagstaff on the
new First National bank building on
Church street is fifty feet; the building
is 112 feet IN height, making the dis
lance from the street to top of flagstaff
162 feet.
Edward e. Sanford Of Danbury will
move his family to New Haven in few
days, where he has taken a position
with Gibbs Smith & Co., a large lumber
firm Mr.. sanford's son has taken a
position with the same firm.
Patrick Mcdonald, thfrty-three years
old. who has been sick at Springside
Farm for some time, wandered away
from that institution yesterday while
partly demented and up to a late hour
last might no clue had been obtained to
his whereabouts.
Steamer Isabel will make the follow
ing extra trips to-day to Pawson park,
leaving Belle dock at IL a. m. and p.
M, tickets for the 8 a. m. trip having
already been sold to full capacity of the
boat Those taking IL a. m. trip will
have a fine view of the yachts on their
opening cruise.
About O'Clock last evening Carl
voilbeg of 56 Hillhouse avenue, while
riding his bicycle on Temple street in
the green accidentally ran into ten
year-old Rebecca Cohn of Oak street,
who ran in front of his wheel. The
girl was knocked down, but not in
jured. Voilbeg went to police head
quarters, but as the accident was evil
IDENTIFY not his fault, he was not held.
Miss Ingersolrs book, Chronicles of
Tea Pot Town. will be ON sale in all
bookstores on Saturday.
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MALLEY.NEE[Y1ggg(o.
FLOWERS FOB THE SOLDIERS.
southington Preparing to Fifty Celebrate
Memorial Day.

SOuthington Preparing TO Fifty Celebrate
Memorial Day.
Southington, May 29.-The ladies were
busy in the court room to-day filing
wreaths with flowers. They have as
nice a lot already filled as one would
wish to see. Yesterday the schools
closed an hour earlier so as to give the
children time to pick wild flowers for
the ladies to decorate with.
The Southington ball team will play
a game of ball with the Dark Secrets
of Plainville to-morroy morning at 10
o'clock on the South End grounds.
The stores will be closed May 80 at 10
o'clock. The banks will be closed all
day and the post Office at the regular
holiday hours.
Fred Malllett and Henrietta Deity
who were to be married tomorrow
morning, left this afternoon for Albany,
N. Y, to be married in that city.
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Mary Dudley, Mary Butler and
Catherine Clark had a lively set to in
the Ninth ward last evening, during
the course of which Mary Butler was
Severely cut over and under the right
eye. The three belligerents were taken
into custoddy and at police headquar-
tens seven stitches were taken in Mary
Buffers head by DR.. L. ]. Gaynor and
DR.. Mona.han.
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IT REDEE1ES II.
Ono Bright Spot Below tho Brldee.

Yes. there is one bright spot there.
1t is Dickerman's floral establishment,
opposite the beautiful opera house 1t
pays to come there from any and all
parts Of the city, even If you have to
dodge the tramps, to see the 100000
beautiful plants in the greenhouses and
the myriads of flowers in bloom at Dick
ermans. 1t is below the bridge and be-
low the fence, too. Our sidewalk Is
clear. LOOK AROUND"
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sen ADVERrISEMENTS TO-DAY.

NEW ADVERTISEMENT TO-DAY.
Bargains--w Frank & Co.
Clothing-Conneoticut Clothing Co.
Committed on Licenses--City Notice.
Daily Chat-Malley, Nicely & Co.
Hyperion TheateT.
Financial. u. Tomas.
F1owers-At Dickermans.
BoWering Plants-At Dickermans.
Found-Boa-At Hurlburts.
FOR Rent-Rooms-230 Wooster Street.
Grand Shopping Emporium-F. M. Brown y Co.
Meals-At Ferry's.
Professor Horsford-Bos Grocery.
Serge Suits-C. Il. Longley 81 Co.
Shoes-N. II. Shoe Co.
Wanted-Cook-205 Church Street.
Wanted-Situation-4 Orchard Street,
Wanted--Cook-4A Orange Street.
Wanted Girl70 Lake Place.
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Colonel Doherty and staff and Mayor
Hendrick and the city officials will be
present at the grand concert of the
American Second regiment band at the
Hyperion this evening.
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Admit--a vital
distinction in
Straw Hats.
Then the trade
mark of a fash
ionable and es-
tablished manu-
facturer should
decide the matter.
BROOKS & CO.,
Chapel, cor. State st,
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Note-A minus sign III prehxed to ther-
mometer readings indicates temperature be-
low zero.
at" in connection with atnfallindicates
a trace of rainfall too small to measure.
SNOW is melted and resulting depth OF
water not known
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Local Weather Report.

Mean temperature. &c.
Max. Temperature. 81.
Min. temperature. 81.
Precipitation. o inches.
Max velocity of wind. 22-W.
Accumulated deficiency or daily mean tenn
perature SINCE January l. 123 degrees; or an
average daily deficiency OF s. degrees.
Total deficiency precipitation since Janu-
airy l, T.24 inches.
U. G. MYERS. Observer.
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Those wishing to go to Short or
Double Beach can take State street
cars at the Green leaving on the even
hours from a, n. to p. m. and com
meet with stages at East Haven.
Baggage wagon ait depot or for out of
town parties at $3.50 a. m and $3.50 p. m.
Office ITO Temple street.
]. L. NESPITs
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District Of New Haven, IS. Probate Court, |

District of New Haven, IS. Probate Court
May "a, 1895.
THSrATE of ALEXANDER G. TWINING,
n late of New Haven, in said district, de-
ceased.
Upon the application of Arthur I. Hadley,
praying for power and authority to sell GER
tain real estate belonging to said estate, as
per application on file more fully appears, 1t is
: ORDERED-That said application be heard
and determined at Probate court to be held
at New Haven in said district, on the Sd
day of June, A. ID. 1896, at ten O'clock in
the forenoon, and that notice be given OF the
pendency of said application and the time and
place of hearing thereon by publishing the
same three times in some newspaper having
a circulation in said district.
LIVINGSTON W. CLEAVELAND,
my2S 81 Judge.
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WEATHER RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 20. 1895, SPIN.
Forecast for Thursday-For Massachusetts,,
Rhode Island and Conneotcut FAIR, warmer,
soutRwesterly winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston 2i.-,nt;on steady. mlddling CSC low
midng CNc. good ordinary. &c. and gross receipts
ln3 bales. exports 10 Great Britain 33i2 bales the
Continent 300 bales. sales 20 bales. stock 300 bales
weekly Net ana receipts. Az bales. .
Britain 3.3i2 bales. the ialra.
,oasiwise lO2 bales. sales 3sS bales
Norfolk. June 2l.-t'utton quiet mddling csc. low
mndins 80 lGc: good ordinary. 3Sc: and gross
crips II, bales. sales lo3 bales. stock $40 bales
Weekly Net
wise. LII bales. sales. 40 bales.
savannah. Jun" II Cotton DUH miidling q -i6c:
low middlng. Gic good ordinary tic: and gross re-
c"ps - bales exports coastwise oi bales stock Is IA,
bales Weekly Net and gross receipts iiOI bales: ex-
ports co,stvise ia, hnles sales. - bales
New Orleans. June 2l.-,otton quiet: good niddliny
o-luc middlng Il 1916; low mlddllng lC,. good
ordinary Gc net and gross receipts 3tp bales
10 Great hrain Lila bales 10 the Continent 90 bales
cnasiwse $50 bales alcs 300 bales stock Ict 23 bales
Weekly Net receipts 2s33 bales gross S35 haes. OF
ports to Oreat irtain Liza bales: to In. ,ontinent
-i-. DADS; ;est"'se l3VV bales. sales. lO25 baleG
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CASH QUOTATION
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


-orro, I'll. market was fairly active opening at an
od,,nce ~ uont on August and ; to points on I"'
months in spite Of disappointing opening OF the LN'p
market The early weakness at Liverpool weS w. al
yanced about all Of Inc cary lose
essed or a little Toward our market ciscn on anu
a, noon priccs with yesterda.
During the gloomy crop reports Vhn,' -, eco
from Texas and they said that the continued ld'n
discouraging farmers. and making more ana NOR ini
able ANYTHING like aNeTag" crop Tor INA,
loe somewhat better outlook az Mhh'h,S.
The market closed steady with n,t hi' am,
nonis and total sales Of l239Oc bales irNats
s.v.d from Liverpool gave as a reason LOT w
no. al bcaTish news from i''N'
rool which resulted considerable LIQUIDATION anu .
the sentiment abroad bearish AZ me nuil'ei t
considerable fO- short account hrih,is 'H,' .'
80, ~ Liverpool several prominent N""''"'s
cotton people were trouble but the fact tnal VIE
came by way Of Liverpool was enough 10 x"u', ,,-
r,nrket and later IL denied in toto. as tei'e,n.,
nf inquiry sent from NcwYork 10 N"w-OiieAns ~
replies that everything was lovely thcir me -, more
Twas is not reassuring private teiegrars isp.
there to-day also certain parts OF Nc ~
sissipui Valley The Weather Bureau reports Una,
ro,i,ns favor fair weather cotton belt l','iIr"
rriss and that a continuation Of rains IN I'Nas VIII
e,, in great dctr,mcni the crop. whc On ~" ,.ti
hand pleasant and warm wed,hei and INNS
d,r or two the crop may greatly IMPROVE an -,
M, sustain much damage in the agei'Sa'e, -, e.,
~, Tho cotton bolt We're received ~ follo"s' NJ
non Ga Cotton small for the season hut lhuun ,,,
,to fov weeks ago Cuihbcrt Ga--Cotton small ,n.
~ GOOD condition Arcadia la--'rop looks "'i. "a.
arre1ro T., ror cent The receipts AZ ii"uSoH -
were - bales against ~ bales ast en ' week AMI
wear and al Memphis II bales. against % - ~ 49,
- LOST voar Recelpts at interior points ir me VIZ
were $50 bales against 1924 last wcen TO- ,,,
and shipments s.aJ bales against lJ''' "St
,5 - 30 last year Interior stock .oN'' ndi's
"a "a last week fa2 last year: Inc -, AKA
ports today i0io bales ana i o W. o",
bales acans; 1903 last week ana l-,' ~ h'is tho
Opening range and close To-Day anu ''0''"e 49,
preViols night and last year Hollow
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,-,,c,aI wheat State. ~ 80 per cent since June
There was also statement credited 70 MN tnat ms ~
FOR believing that 'nf cohsu
,,, nor capita should estimated at ~ bu-h
On hush previously used as basis OF 'aI'ul "a
80 ,Droris about good export business at "uipgrs ana
-. ,nnurv developed here. The clos" was steady AZ
allie decline yesterdays maj p'lrH' 'sa w.
80 settled closing sieadier sales were '>"" bun
y" red In store quoted "a under July pri'r; Up
cloeeI AT 13ic 70 July pre-" d"ht"f"h ana -
over Iuiv % b saoai i'.~p bush "" mar"
si a, .oual 10 50 over July b a'oat 'OitN,
IN ,rat. In corn was large. fr''$ Were I'.l.
during IN" decline" b"inS hu" VI.
largely =. sympathy with the big break IN "h"At nu
.f,er svinr.fhetic selling had Exhausted fs"l vi
rallied The crop advres continue very iaN"ii',' W.,
,, tho ,r,r 10 harvested fall. "'rn
when taken In connection with ne bI'''N IN ,t IN
No., seerr exert powerful an iIfu"nc" rs IN" grs
., the supply and during ~" summer me pr
MARI, arrivals Il corn light and III" demand - S1
good Prospects the hay crop are REPORTED 20 r. az"
rryne alvc.s In respect IN" cat crop ar" NJ" N'lF
ra,,nrine The market hardened late with n" improve
rneni In wheat closing fairly -ietdN al '.' loss from
,fphfs rriccs Th. market for cash corn was Gt'
.aslor sales were bush. follows; 10" bush 10
BE elevator. 5000 bash ~ ht'.c d"ls"rri.
Sc over Iuiv delivered. July closed n 53'.c OATS
volume ~ trade small ana prices "'ir
earuevhaf easier. Their" no special IrHssur" 10
soil and with midday recovery In wheat ana corn
much steader feeling developed The movement 81
ais AT tho West ather moderate. and although the r."
coirarne SIN the market declines rather slowly. show
ing about lack ~ aggressive attitude 81 in'
bears exhibited oats were quiet lat" Closing
i.c lower than night. The market for each .ntS
was active. sales. l'"."" hnsf h.i',o
ing ~ 900 bush No . 3li.c elevator. 1850 bush ~ :
white 3H.c; $1,000 hush track and canal white 3'nil'
We give comparison tho closing prices 81 the pre-
yous day and FOR the corresponding date last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22

Chicago June II tspecian There some unusu1l
nuctuaous IN wheat day without any real cNclt.men,
pit Prices dropped - cents recovered
a little more than ha.r the loss. The July for little
got uud"r IN, 7Occn, figure July opened a, 7oi.
sl between CO., and 1l. and closed 7O-. A. night
the curb there further rally ~. on new
mat the kantas state report would make wheat Yield
uilly l:oVoWb bushels The early break helped
weak Berlin cable. ana the that the Ger
man Government had raised 49, crop estimates. Sraboari
cirhrtnc"s were small. not much 900 bushels
lu!. reported that wheat IN twenty la,s
being offered there The I1'll helped by ntima
uHns from ~" Northwest that too much and hie,
tempe" utr wuuiI hr certain 10 start damage
9Th" irtr" Farmer sad ihc condition the winter
wheat ~ the Nokes showed decline during IN.
nf-i thirteen dtNs Of Jun" points before the
close Now York reported about nfy loads there and
outinr'S for export Thrr lot ~ buying against
nu"nual buying b, Sew ior. Louis IA. North
west. and D., local shorts
Corn hr kc over cont and then recovered half OF II
September sold between 1ois and 49,. closed Mt -
sellers. TN" break was with wheat and the auia
~ larg" local line Pattcn's Tn. rally was in svrn
rthy win wheat and was helprd by improved casl
demand from New England
oats were weak. partly IN sympathy the other
grains and partly New York selling. September snl
Provisions opened decidedly weak There was n IA, o
liquidation h grain houses. on the break there was "a
"rnt buying. Armour leading September pork sold he
tween 81 ~ and sl2 10 AMI closed S2 o. Septrmbe
lard between 81 So and 81 -. closed at 81 n, son
TENDER ribs. between 81 10 and 50 81 and closed AT 81 rs
On the curb puts July wheat closed AT 10 calls M
Puts on September corn, AT 4o'. calls a GA.
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DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN Il. n.
stations In Ncw-NOrk foot of Barclay ana
ChristOphcr streets.
NESTIulIED TRAINS, ~ LLMAN BlFFEH
CARS Pl\TSCH LIGHT.

Direct rout. T. Akin BISrOMFlt-l.D. MONTCLAit.
riE ORANGES. summit. beInai sdNiIr. basH'hs
Ridge Madison. Morrlstown, Passae. Paterson DV..'
LAKE HOFATCoNG. Nackettstown. sCHOOLEl >
MOI NTAIN. Washington. PhlII.IpSBtRG EAsiVN'
WATER GAP, STROU DSBl re-. Pocono Mountains
SCRANTON. lIrrSTON. WfLkESBARRE NANI!'
COKE. DANNlll.E NORTH ABEKlANp. Mont
rose ulNGi4AMrON. OXFORD. NORWICH Water
VILE UTICA RlCHFlELD SPRINGS. CoItlana'
SYRACUSE, oSWEGO. ITHACA OWEGO. ELMlhAt
CORNING. BATH DANSNl:I.E. BUFFALO and ~
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST -,
1:2j A. NJ lNGHAMrCN VAIL Stops at princpe
stations
UTICA KICHtlELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ana
buffalo with train Tor Chicago. arriving al w
u IN. next morning Al
100 +. SCRANTON BINGHAMTON and ELMiRA
EMPRESS. Pullman pator cars.
400 i. Nj SCRANTON, Wil.h ESBARRE and flt IA
OUTH EXPRESS Pullman paIlor
T.. VI. l,aiN)-Bufaio N"stibuled Limited E.p,ss1
for SCRANTON. BlNGIfAMTON, ELMlRA, Btf
FALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. con9ecs n1
Buffalo with train for Chicago arriving at $50 p ~
next day. .,,, NJ
go ?. NJ lpa.ly)-BuFFnLo. SCRANTON. mNGhHyAsSs]
TON UTICA, SYRACUSE and OSWEGo ENPkf'''
Pullman Buffet Sleepers. $500, =. "A
TIckETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS o "a
Park Place 40 Broadway Tickets at ferry station.
broadway. III fth-ave. cor. 12thst ~ West
?3s coumhusave NewYork 1873 ard 72d tNlton,s' co.
100 Broadwa,. brooklyn Time tables giving fun "''
nation At all stations -
wEsrCOTT EMPRESS COMPANY will cali = ans
check baggage fom hotel or residence to Destination
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nea york June 81 1895.
rrr S... rs si 81. 'se & O. ~ ' g. " 3. , *.
mafk.t "n heavy ie'~rt- i,"i" '"n"i lnIl -ni prices
lslt supply nnA steady. rh~ market dragged urul ~"
r'.-c Tno oaf, ec'e Carried over. lc.v little cNr1r,
demand f.r shipments a,i'~ i.r =. 'a'c" giass ami
a, At - =, 8, rl.. = ' s. ,'o. - Nopsi 10
slow - 80 rN'.c per o.. ani '', -, selling 80 'u"
rarEe, so@ fr rcfrie'fa,.r beet At e'saio per H.
American steers weak AZ l.ll2'sc. sinking lhc onh
shipments to-day none" tomorrow 2'o qrs Z beef on
s"- 80 c,,~ AMI ia" ~, q nrf t,r scn~aIl.'nii
slI'tt' e -, ,. 'f a. S'1 9 a S NJ" ~ i''
'i,l min. and ne uniario is eSrr.,"l - ti" 2'o cat
%wi,, , . s.r ~ - ,,~ and y, .hrc, '' '''
s,it T. Mciher".n 4 Co.. iis di-tilcr, f,i Ken.
tu,u ste'rs i"s H. "clag.. az 5. - p,r loo r. II meal
s. 30 ohio o l2on NJ. a, s. 80. u Virginia d. il''
s. *, DO 81, H. at a. -: d., 200 H. Il, 81 80 bull
1870 n. 81 / do le1o II. At s. -
a. r y i"'1' = ia @ i :'.:n '' D. at y % y
% Sl sa" 3d. T si :" n q j.. nos 81 at 9 g.
u ian'as,cr COUNTY. Penn, Il, i2s3 II. AZ 81 - d..
$50. a.. 100 - H.. n. at - 80 ID nuaei. d.
a. - 20 Is o i2 H. at - 10: II do. ii' Ii. At 81 90.
.s. : Fl YELL 49, p @i isa ' at 3
~; H., a, $, o. No. liz H. at s. 81, d. 80 ~
a ~ +, r,n",s'ania d. l9l2 n at s. 81 d. 40
s. 20. ~ H.. 2'c H. at 81 20 do 1910 II. 81 -.
/ bull 1880 H.. AT 81
Sanders. 30 outside Kentucky "stlllerS" ii7o H. "A,
90. Virginia steers. l2ol H. a - =. 20 do iall
II. - -. - ohio do i2so H. 81 IL do iiG No.
- io' ~ at 81. bulls. no No. 81 o. I. cows
J lut," H.. q s. 30
VI Goldsmith: a. dstlrry led Kentucky steers / Wm
H. -. III do. 80 H. At - ~ do "a H. At 81
/ - ln / 49, ~. 81 80
q. Dnleni"ck. bulls lo>o n. at s. go. do 100
IL. AT s. -. 3 COWS ~ Sll t. So head
Hume Mullen. 3 bulls S23 H. AZ - 5p
| 5 JudrN Co. bulls ~ n. At s. 80
Mich COWS only head received and 10 trading. nom
| inally steady slJntts
Calves Receipts head all ~ witch for the
market. Demand fair generally steady prices
trrnilks ordinary srals prime cholc.
do were fat"l firm ana fraction higher with H.
/ regularity between m, markets. Ordinary prim,
Neas sold at S5ISG - per loo H.. culls at SidS+ ~
burfmlhs ~ 81 2jnSI. Dressed calves closed quiet
iHoc dressed v-als, 1n9c country dpssed
''.H'c for dressed luticrmks and 5uG'.c fnr lttl,
/ calves.
age - - per ltD 10. do 1876 H. At
Ilalrnie,k 4 Hollis. So vral~. 10. at SO 80
i T. Nelson: III s"nls 13o IL. AT 81 -. do. li3 10
az So cIils. 40 IL. - 90 d.. $50 H. AT 81; -
/ hufiermk calves. l53 H. ~ 81 -
I Hun" . Mullen. y"n~ ltf H. a 81 -. . do. iii
H. az s. u huti"rmhh calves i2G H.. - "a l" do ~
! H.. az e.
Ieline Wright Z. Co.. Iii veals $50 H. at SO 80
- Judd 4 CO. .. Neals. IN H.. So 81 IL DO. IA
- .. IL huitermak calves. IL, n at -
M Collins d Virginia caves id3 n. At 81 -. veal
SHEEP ANp LAMBS Receipts 3lis ears or 7i3
neal Ga consigned direct 10 city butchers. -
cars for the market. and counting the 10 yes
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JUNE o. 9-SArEfN fA

I'D The idea struck good many Of them at the si',s
time Then again dealers are operating lu dealer 70
a large volume Of wool changing from one ns"l'l =,
another The prices ruling in the interior NM ~
high that many operators have held on on ~
buying Whatever ,l's ~, ,ha
lain dealers has probably stiilut.eu
VII, more than the demand FOR actual cpnsunptNe
needs The London markets eN"rts reS'ialnns h S,ob
and is not probable that prices Will - very nu. u.s.
London sales to open On inc 81
while the general feeling is that values VIII n IN,
no manufacturing abroad showing fl'at
pro,emen there is much wool araliAe 20 pr u. al
any heavy Increase. In domestic WOODS. III" Sii's -
Texas large. Territories haNr mo- ncen
,,,,r,wn ,rrn, tho market buyers holding for higher
rrices Tho foreign wool market in N"w-i"rN mas IN
,erv active large sales 81 and coarse WOODS prils
made over million pounds ~ China have pecn sou AZ
rlI pric.s active after WOOL pt P''
rule low and there is no indication Of an upward move
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave West 4ad St station. New York. to~
lows and 10 minutes earlier foot Franklin St:
$3.50 4. VI. Daily Local to Buffalo.
D.I5 A. VI DAILY FOR Albany Utica. syracuse Rochester,
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit. Chicago
I A.. ". DAILY except sunday. Catskll Moun'
tains New rai1 Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska. sar'
atoga and Lake George. ..
4.OO r. W. Daily except sunday. TO CatskilI Mountains
and Albany.
0,OO a. Vi. Daily Tor Albany Montreal v,lca. syracuse.
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. bet'e'"
cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis. ..
G'U 4. VI. paiy. except sunday, for Albany sa'"''s"
and Montreal
7l5 y. VI. Daily. kept sunday FOR Utica. Syracuse
Newark. Rochester and l}una.o
S:5 q. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica syracuse hcnese,'
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit 'e'daha' Nn''
cago and Louis. -
For tickets tables trains paor and sleep,
accommodations apply Offices BfouNlNn shi
New York and NJ stations Time tables princpA
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-22

nos,on. June 2irhe Boston commercT 1 b snss
~ rsek are o35 900 10 domestic and $3.50" 10 to
tne "a,n., O25 800 ID domestic and 26'"U ID ioi
es.i week and $4,000 II domestic ana iI'"w 10
sre,,n Tor the week last year me ,es 3, ~ go. eve
~ foreign from sales TO the SANE Sa,e al - S
~ 20 a decrease OF 1873 oaeS ophrsuC
tncrease Of Ill 39l bales foreign Inc week Is
ns,kea by high sales partly On speculation ana DS az,
On washed and Australians Following last
wsek.s advance unwashsd Western woods ONO mesees
wanced from NC 1c In the grease. Australian
Sv.ncsd 2I3c secured pound. Missouri quartz
Hood combing which three weeks since was obtanabe
S,xc now sells 3ic clean The finest unwashed
Wss.ern woods sell 33c clean Some OF them must
~ 80 n, 35c clean make the holders good Tor the
S,.h ,rice paid in West Foreign markets nave not
vet advanced sympathy. except IN regard 70 monair
80 have both advanced Sd THIS week
IN English markets. The offering for the London wool
suctions Juy $3.50 900 bales) IL unusually large ana
IA q question whether the demand from France ana
America force an sr.a Nw sst ss ve
cr,ces except in OF MILL which last year opened
below the Others but which this year advanced 70 'hei
limit"