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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

Ncw-York. June II. 1899
buyers favor. There enor TO get 81 ~ FOR
dai,ait 10 bay a, 81 ia and carload wen, az j.
Medium slow at that neure has n9~ heconc ef'r,re
p,TTs hav 40 regs ns heT 9rder r. for s rT k
We quote. Beans d,mestic marrow choice. per bush.
8 sg 81 ed s rsd a psa ); o a. "h o
turtle soup 81 2ogs % DO. yellow eye 81 - do. Inns.
r"s 8 Ss 81 50 ia oFss @@ pea Sts. 90 , sog9 DO
7oc. Do. Scotch ibis ga Soc d. bags 72i4c
all grades II fresh table butter. supplies ample pos
sby te in esess Of current wants ana The decline
holding of they viii secure stock little cheaper. This
makes rather quiet uade and consequent easy feel
ing. Strictly extra western creamery sold mainly
l5sc especially when offered in ines ea, snail lots %eTe
the price i.Q1ac state creamery now rarely reaching
rom All sections are ranging downward from A. ~.
holds Arm. with demand about equal TO the supply. and
lie for standard pacAings We quote: Creamery criras
per NJ ,a a aa 5rs hst sfsn d9 s r21 Zee
60 Welsh tubs extras. ii'zc a. common TO prime. 100
factory lie: Do thirds to h-'s saIoc; old
EGGS Receipts today are moderate bu, there +. some
soek 81 On h'na tom 2feyiSus aGi.9s bema9d
ois eornnaiatyely free from heat and SOWING
sse ar ana s q ' t- sl: FOR mi. a ,"e "a n
40 FL, l mrdem GRADES n Wesiern NV ver
~ gt p Low era e are movnr rS,hr me fo al
and a'o- h buyer We a is: JrsDy ami nea fans,
or dozen t'sglic STATE and peans.Iy ana. l2Gl21
Nes'e chice 10, 3, fair t. good. 11Nl1zc. IN
case >2qs2 10
CnEESiIhe pts Of large full cheese were
rly liberal this The bulk under engage
mrn' and imply brng examined by the buyers ana
actual supply offer comparatively mode ate the
market higher and quite firm with 6s.c readi
ohtanaoe for both fancy white and colOred cheese The
such q position hat buyers could not AZ
find be particular regarding quality and slight
faults ~ee often overlooked many lots selling at o.
prices. which slower market would have had TO be
ca a at nS nr Pesps NOR Mse @na 70 SeS
white has slightly the preference the demand Small
full cheese IN fair request home tr,
buy es and seaahy held on the basis Of &c fog I'm
New skins continue moderate supply hut have very
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool June H. 345 ,. m.-Beef-Extra India mess
dul a. dis 80 prime meas dun At Ais Sd Pork Priine
u -. Western rne. dull at 4Js DO medium
lnins-sh"rt cut about IA to rs 10. Hrm 4Os ~
Bacon Cumberland cut. about - 50 H. steady
short rb. about 3 d. steady 2lH middlcs
light about 40 TO 10 10 dull at .3s Cd long clear miies
h"aVy ntrut 80 10 % 10 duh 2as mldd.es
heavy about 30 10 % b. duli 22s bellies about
IL 10 II N. steady nt 2s 81 Shoulders. about ~
H. duh AT 23a. Lar Prime Western. spot duh. At 22
Gi Cheese American finest white steady 36s new
make. do c0ll.ei steady nj Sis FOR
ordinary new du AZ ?bf Talow Prime city nominal
'ouonseei OIL LIVERPOOL refined stcadp NJ lte Splits u,
tuIpcntinc Not quoted Rosin Common firm at L. 81
Wheat 80 rel winter easy at ~ Al; ~ Northern
spring ~ - l'si Corn Nike Western
r. Ii. Jun" steady at 81 sd. July steady sd
August steady AT Js I'D. tlour-St Louis fancy winter
steady Gs 81. Hops nj London Pacific coast arm at
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E co., ne yhte nd 6s Tor oooiea We quote: NV
Sas 6 run 40 far to od Sao.c. do i,es wh'e fans %
%. choice. 6i79j--c; 90 .ar 80 90 80 minJn
to fair 5sa sn. SKINS .hee Sc "a 'k XII ms * s ms
EiIIrs-FREsH-Peaches show change IN IT,. TIE
range Receipts Msre nsat i ana NEST GD sales
quality Is sui gsneia,y Deio~ - few pretty good
quality reaching s. o. AID small ots OF SUbern puins
s sd GI ngan and drme strawhc in mcdesae
Spcrs common gIades and vet or lacking sIe HE
Ge sbut sieady but moving slowly In, ke6eTfes
s Ih Tor pr nam Sna lots backeap rasges les r have
MusSmeons eli Slowly unless Of - osiy fgca
quality Watermelon dragging at yeseea@ @y.er sSaS4
o Common t. far Sia$2 so do George r s en r 5a
si@s2 TO- cherries large dark per II. logic mei'u
5q9. do email @ a pogr 52 V Westcra
1er qt aai2s'. do Hilton rynFon .rg g"ot aioc' do
ioor To- fair ba7c Maryland aad peiaWa a Nary
land and Delaware small early 5qSc hnckisn'rT' s
N o c5g 5 per Mdryon ana pcawarc fancy per
PINT sagc do ordinary, P S wr',ermccns per carload.
So co. d. ~ hu4ire 49, NJ, getting many or
dcs f3 e,2IoSte5 aIps a, M hoings here and in
va te ,he MARKET support Best grades 81 sun
peaches dragging h,ayy Haspnerries hay Hn, " 4
inquiry "a arr vcak Cherries nrm WIN ,,,'He W.
mand FOR choice lots. oiher [@' tr ~ do
prime to cocc 5G5.c do mnon to god $g :a,S
ern 2d2'c DO Southwestern. 2.Q3c ID S'ae ana
ern - chops ies d. 'anpceiSi Nd
IaSefes cySrora,si i,c ehcrree egioe hu'c'r
rics size backberres - SiS plum : .'" Cli}ofna
Southern. il9c apricois Ills, pea' cane. S,iGisc
pese iogite d. r g" orc h s very Slow IN
changed prices EApor,eTs are vie NJ a lncs r qa
y r@p"rted a, 4ic quote: state ls"o chosee ~
Tac iS Coast, Sa5 choice &c. do common TO prime "a
"gS II mark. 5,, a"i'' b, and esprs sa
..ealN Az
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lElANDS' ENTEl BAlMGsAl.

4 DVERTISEMENrS and subscriptions for The Tribune
received at the Uptown ONCE No 2l2 Broadway
~ door north ~ 3st-s St until O'Clock p. m. adver-
tsements received the FOIL wing branch Offices at regu
la oncr rates until O'Clock viz 25t sth
cor 23d st. 1872 9Th i2h-st.: l42 Coumbus-ave
near West Goth ST.. 100 West i-d St. near 9th ave o.
East lith ST. 23I West i2dst.. between Tth and Sth
ayes; 100 East iIh-s IT, 3 sd ave. between 10th and
'ih SIS, LOU dd ave, near dst st. Los lst-aVe
near Sph St $50 Sd istst 55i 81 ave. 325
Hlrecker st. zoos Sd ave; 2i0 East ST. ip2l
3i-ave; 2062 3i-ave., o5 Amsterdam ave. 4O2 West
42d St: is East 18th St; 2o3 East $50 lave
"l "th-ave., ll52 3d-ave. near 61th-st. 204 East
Stth ST i6a0 broadway; 1853 3d-ave.: i29 sth-ave
l3ls I'd ave- 1853 6h-ave. At the Harlem Offices: 2O5l
Sd ave near liSth-- 1850 East l25th ST.. 3d-ave
s43 West i2oth ST.. bet 7th and sth
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston June II Cotton mna. mddiins. l-I0c,
low mitd.ng. q - 100 good ordinary. It., net and
bales. exports coastwise j,i bales /:
stock. s75 bales.
Sort Us. JGnr ll-'otton dull. mhidng : J-lGr low
MIDI ing ID bc good ordinary. Gi.c. gfss
300 ,alcs
Ncw-,,rl-aus June il-Cotton 1t adv. g,.d mid.llnr
49,: dlinr. dls lw mid ling Ice. good orIi.
mar. i-l6 Let icceipts, 49, 'ales gross es
sales loo tai - ~ tx ~ l2i bales.
Savannah June il.-CottOn quiet and easy. mil,llne
ne low midllng u IL Ice gross receipts T. o
bales. exports the Continent 25G bales coa.t wis D..
II bales sales. bales. sto,k. 10 si3 bales
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The sta,ls,cal POSITION Of Brazil eore. follows:

The market wi,hou, special chang On he he. inid
nent tut there IS doing IN r. and SAINTS ,.,
No spot. and No Is quoted AT l2-.c We note sa''7
of 300 oass MqraSaes N PIRATE terms o 10 day
and lower 10 sell ne early Decline wheat dsoon'ag"d
the buyers and the late upwa[d turn va, 80 o y,
Total fales amounted to 1855 pHs as dyo"s 'o s
hss city patents 81 9oss4 81 20 o,i eiy ceITs ~
s. ie i2S 81 b', l city mes go ~ 49, 2 ss pes
8! e7'. yo sae6s no gr. 90 ;; - s yGA
D1,, o' 80 % Wss.en ard Soi,hrn 81 ,a$i ~
BAG MEAI>-Duil. quoted Fin white. $40. inc ye.os.,
5Ss7ss eo@sse ecaGse 90 T F, a1 s. ~ -
dOc snarps 63g 5co honiny shop ogo',se eo"n'eel
the surprise part coming In the last fifteen minutes Of the
,ori then came cone recovery after which trade
not important during greater part q he sess;9n Jns'
s sa BY sd ra rfsf' 9 In M a a
minutes The fluctuations West; where the manipulation
vas more sps Kan wer sTea'eF ron s as anag cn M
rains explaining the Berln ana Paris advance u the
sIporegs had taken 10000 bush at NeH-yoiS The only
,arS T" % ,h YER Paris aaa Perrin st and reports IF
rains In France Exporter we're OUT OF ne market ana
here Ia thai the Cudsfy bull party at Chicago failed 70
30 rapidly ma no %pp@rup ny was sVen 'y Ses n ~
Northwestern receipts continue ye liberal and the news
10 increas. while exports principal ports
this shown liberal decrease The market fos
~asn wheat was inactive No red quoted AZ 81
s,c over July. shoat. july closed at o.. 80 !
hard Sic over July Z b afost. and No Northern.
a.c over July. aoat for NeS YORK Futures closed
At 1al.c net gain. .CORNTre market for
today Notwithstanding the late excitement IN
wheat; and without important feature y interest
(rop reports generally favorable although cd
vices indicate grassy condition IN sore sectors
owing 70 heavy rains Primary receipts have shown
considerable decrease for TIE current week The cose 81
quiet unchanged 10 &c decline
cas- quiet. Sales included 5000 40
spLc elevator 10 900 bush 1850 ahoat Ars haf
Eepteraoer bush fellow Al "a elevator.
80. GA TS-The market for oats duh locally. and
easier IN price Chicago the market was weaker ana
fairly active The hesvness appeared 10 be de 10 the
very crop prospects and 10 The Continued excel
lsnt conditions. Primary shown p
moderate decrease this week while the have been
fairly well The market failed share
in the wheat. and closed duh al &c net
loss weaker. with fair export trade.
shippers taking 5000 bush Sales were $4,000 bush in
Guiding 5000 bush No at 22c in store ~ 100 bush
canal Is, delivered. and $4,000 bush 23s.c. b
afoat private 600 bush uigraded white 2fu
27zc and bush No white clipped. private
No white. 24i4 a244c. BARI.EY-The markei was
ket dull AZ 40i1Q4ic for No Western.
Government crop report showed the following con
dItions ~ the principal gain crops:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-12

Marke, closed steady: June points july ana AuS"s
"a noints other months TO points advance cphISi'l
win Yesterdays closing prices Transerrioe notices
.r,,al ssies a22 500 NewNork gross receipts al
,a1s. T,xn,ts; Continent $50 bales. forwardrl Il Ses
lies 23 bales spinners 223 bales stock l't-o has
Total net receipts today. 1901 bales. thus tr ms 49,"
~ ,3 bales Exports today Continent 3lSl uaIes ,.s
Tar This week: Britain, l04ls bales france Loo
hales. Continent 1895 bales. stock, 2>I'2J bales ~
c1t,on ouiet and unchanged. idcling upland '-i'.,
sales. 2G3 haeS, All ~ilnil ht
IiyerIsool cab!es--Spot cotton Arm. sales +"" iaes
snec,laiion and eypr;. 100 bales. American. i-,"p
bales: ,ddlng upands 27-32d futures opened steady
seers az 36id decline and buyers at 3o4i de e
n distant months: closed steady az ihe decline ogf
January February 300 90 eof'ai}-
March 337i pr 53es June. 3+'r Jrlr-Jely
316i.b: July-Augds 36izH: Angus September f"N up
ober 340D; October No'cr1per, >s, Np'"'!
Decera5er S36.b: Decembe: January @S1z0 Manchester
Yarns irregular. cloths irmer
striknr .eature Speculation IS chiefly oca The market
shows light dealings thief sa's WEI. foI
Sep,enber. - points PAID 70 exchange go March
Tor September Rio market firm a. IL 200 rels tx hanle
I0. receipts 9cN cleared FOR United states 80"
bags. stock az RIO Ol CrU bags. santos receipts opD
lae.: stock iOi 600 bags market firm A. lDvy RES,
cleared from Victoria 600 bags Hook AMI from
Santos per Caribbean Prince. Hamburg steady
June c. % ,,ss July 6l.&, August. DnrJ september.
~ ~ oct sler -: November, 800 Havre y franc
higher FOR rear months: June 7iI5 July. 50; August
T425 September - 80. October. Tl25, narket steady
Contracts closed quiet 3 advance for July; other
months unchanged 70 lower Sales "er" 900 bags
4
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MI I&CJAWANNA AND WESTERLY H. ~;
s.n,ion. In \cv-Sork. foot OF barcihy anu
Christopher street,, ,,rrrr
NEsTInt L,p 'HnnIxrC.cI. iiCUT

Direct route To- NEWAKK BLOOMFIElP AoNT4l.AtiR,
THE OUANGr.l. summit. He,na dsy..-; Da sn
nix. Md son Morrstowa. Passair Pateis9" b l9
~ DIlcl .ianh1pc SEW ION III ~ An M =
AXE H1PATCONG Hackefstown. = moor. ~ ,
Mo- NTAiN Washington. IHIl.llPSB, h'', -
u ATt-l. STIgDf DSB' re. PlcDnn ii IN .ils
scrASrOT PITTSTOE. WiLkESBARkE. NAHt
',kE bNNlrIIE NORTH IBERLAND. NON
,o.. ElNGHAArTON OXFORD. NORWICH Wate--
Nm. UTICA. RicHF lEIp SPRINGS -, ,, ,,,h,
syRAci So OsWEGO ITHACA, oWEGo EfMiRA,
-oNNING RATH IhNSNILLE Bl FEAiO arl III
Mn. WIS., TOIiTHWEST AND Sot THNfHI ,
4 90 VI BINGHAMTON NAH. stops At principal
10 o, M-cafs can BUFFALO. SCRANTON BlNG-
UHNTD% f'TlrA PIrUFff,ID SPRINGS. SlKA
i't.E ana OSwFGO EXPRESS. fulmnn in'et
psri.' or connect ~ BuTa.o with tain for CT ego
Too p y '",,'a;, ,ao SCRANTON wILXEsBARRE
'' ,Ia FrNIRk EMPRESS Pullman RuNrt Par. as
600 p n -CRhNToN WliKEsBARKE eng pLfM-
ORTIZ rXTIlESS Pullman brn"' PaF!or 'aIs
rao II Ita'ly buffalo v~,iituiei Limited TX Is
o. S,.uA%T1N HfN1HAMTON FLMIKA -
FAIp Pullman nrHe' e"pins Car c,ancc'' at
Ii~,. .ft IAN 49, .i.ag, tnt X rs W. -.
o 60 = II l'anr -HrFFAf.o SCRANTON blEGHAN
lrN ITHACA Nf. NFiEiD FPRfN,iS;, ShR $50
anI 0swEGO rNrRE's ~, man - ~, .eelers
TfIf(E~s $50 pf'IINhN N''oMMoiATtoN- o. ,,,aa
r.,. Pn-e go 49, alNaf T.k"'' A. fe--y sa'i NJ, ~
-, ,i.,ri,s az Nevy- York rs ani 72' F'ions .'i
l.. y. .dvas Wr' fiyn Time iafl"' giving fn' ny
~ ~~' orr rxPpres COMPANY NIL call ,r NJ
e,.-' fageage from ro'ci r"sfenr- 20 f-stinsnn
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RAILROADS..
...sRiC~'S c9EATEsl NEiLhOAL.
JEW YORK
CENTRAL
HUDSON RIVER z. p.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION. AID sThEEi
$3.50 a. M-Except sunday Empire STATE EAp Pea
~ acase and Rochestsr Due Buffalo AZ p p M 70
Niagara Fails o:5; m This train Is hm'ed '"
s.ao a M"Iaily Fast Mail Poughkeepsle Al,
any. Utica. syracuse Rochester bu'ia'' -'s""
1880 A. M-Excepf Sunday Day Express For all i'm
700 p M Dali $50 sou'h%estein Limited For colgm-
bus cine nnat indianapolis and -. i|oos poches
a. Pough.e.p9e Albany Ouca' '''A'"''
400 r. May and Ghsa spee stops os at
% Sia Scientifically Cilca. Syracuse Rochester
$3.50 p M.~f:sc,pt sunday West Point, Poushkeeps'
4.3o T. M1.Iaiy North snore Limited. Due Detroit
: 20 a. M Chicago 40 D. m stops at Albany
500 For Aleany Troy t,d w!iea h harSo
Niagara Falls CicvelanI Toledo Detroit. Chicago
C.ncinnati =. Louis e...,on, burlington
1925 s,sbrs y As sGa T 1nd
1890 May For upo Nsf bicas aa': stops T1sVs At
PouF.HsePs, albany and s U,Isa Car passenger.
MY Tor poinc Tail Brook Railway. via Lyons
o.i5 I p MrbaiIy For Syracuse, oswego watetown.
ogd~nsburs Buffalo. Nias,a Falls, cey vel and;
o-d chicago sssep; ssday on Tqy caR ovese
1910 %GT-heas for chicago and PRINCIPAL sdss
sunday night sunday nights. Gloyessyllle and
ooc cncsfo .na . fy' In BAH es5cD Sunday
Do" fi,;aed i va R1rlsai ~, ~. n.rx
"h' . ii su" @ H Iny e Drs io' ""@ inc
$ ScT TE% Ts.a T s,5 Y9NK sbd POINT. on
punam DIVISION Ynkers in connec,ion ~i nl1
TIE Elevated Road TINS ys IS the only line running al
aener Palace car, on al ., n[Guf fr trains
es aaa wagner ooes dfsnd Central Staten
i5 ,adwsy u Park Place 29l Az Broadway 81 wss
l?5ihs and @ saoP De" B4 r@5d Dos anu
Massage checked from residence by the West
joins Sa. r2g nla.er ' as94;
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore June liF.our dull sales 100 Dds az
weak No red spot GA Q63c July ana hneuss, S
Csc; Southern by sample Getoc; stocK ,ly
corn dull; mixed spot s,d324c; June.
32s Q33c; August 33.c bid, steamer mixed o. $50
soIthern SAC asked stock 92i so bush oas easier,
white Western. 25q25hc no miSea icl o. o6o
Bush Hay arm si7gs7 80 Gram freshs sieady cot
ton quiet; rniddlngs 7a.c. other articles Unchanged
Po,,on June il-Four dull and IN hang o.; SPIN 'and
enis g. 75as4 - stragh,s. s}YE y wnter a. ar aaG
T;r a iar 81 7CaSi 10 a hi. Corn quiet; yrlow IN
track 37ie3sc: No and steamer. sc Oats s,eady no
/ clipped 21i5c; ~ 10. 26 su2'c. y" wh''r i
y, DO %, Mllfeed- Spring ban - snip az IN az
r,r siGSli -; winter 'ran Sl2 - mid n.y. s
c,,tons~el N, al sci 5oqs2i u Iofk Fu,t "a ios
Sill cuts SIT uarr eef 81 5cnSG 20 Hans veg" t
- sh icef quiet at sac kinds gql"' vs1rr forc
m ~ quiet Northern creamery. 1850 &C. N'srl"
5coc imitation ial2e Vermont cn. h, aiosc sprns
.qiGc. Mutton and yearlngs. 7Gsc ere ere b uie
N,h,rn ~ NC; Western 6aGic Eggs firm f9r cho''r
nealbY iGpiIc Eastern iSc Wss5s n n 1s Mdneys
81 inTsi p pea 81 l0nSl 10. MEDIUMS ~ ~ Io
que ICED urke lie Western ICED fowls, " ,5
Northern owls 2nlc sprnS chi ngn s,nadr H.
b-c6s r;Qoc. Gre Mounnins aoa"2c: n'w Soutnsr n
81 n 81 80 Apes. russe's @mY Naien N onl lgo
s6aS7 20 stravl cries Jersey lo1l'c s. 9i
hsp,rsnis box S2as2 - Hay fancy 2o121c: lower
ades i3G i9c RS. straw 2fT Sc. Leather hrn mem
lex ST.. acid hrsts isn 90: seconds l'Hl''7c'
un ION sole nrsts &c. seconds. &c
ru0,o June iI.-Sprinp wheat closed easy. spot 74c
higher q : easy and unchanged. Winter Wat c.o'"I
easv so ? rod IN track. &C. do in store. 622c' No !
white zoe. Kansas &c: % on track. &C asked o. n
closed easy. 10 yell " 3is.032c No 3 yellow, "l'.V
No vollpv 3ic. No %3.c IN store oats c. seq
weak and unchanged Rsrs. ~ . 3'r In store FLOUR
dnll and unchanged MIL feed quiet and unchanged
chicago June ioThe leading futures ranged as FOL
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ANTM ERP WOOL SALEs.

Antwerp. June l1At the wool sales today 1850 bales
offered. The attendance and bidding
ssbrcis sod better than mer NJ The Il
prices Buenos Ayres. 430 aes. at 7.sNls0 flames
Nontevif.o go bales. I5Hlh0 T. ancs The stock n
hand represents bales Of La Plata $500 bales
OF OF
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N7'TTI|NS |NIEI !" ~ 7 "
ROYAL BLUE LINE

WASHINGTON.
r.r PhD.a.iuh.a week days. 40 500 Sis. 800 1904
II 20 DINING Car \. VI. l:@o. 2;so -. 400 Bs.,
is,lo- a. % 100 Dining Car 800. I3) Q 90 1901
= " ~ u night sundays 40 900. 1000 IN
D,nir- ,arl 4 " 2:oo 400. 800 Dining Car. 500 p
I;or ISS,tin,"r. ard Washington. week days 40 Sis
1000 II % tDinin. Csr A. ~ 200 $50 800 Dining
80 600 = NJ - Is ght sundays 40. 1000 Il 30
,I,l-ine rarl a NJ 900. 800 Dining Car. 600 P NJ,
y - night -. 49,. - ... ., D.,
,,io-., :. az i72 2fi AS ga LAD, 1893 Broadway
"a al Ay- 81 East i4th-st is3 East i25th-st, 70
e. ,os,r ., 25i Columbus Ave. New-Iork: Cog1
c. 900 ru't5n 81 B-1ok,yn es BToatway. WillamsbgT
- X.w York Transfer Company vii call for and cset
$50. .-o-r hotels or rss'iercs 70 destination.
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xrcr vopx DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY sxrEEN PAGES

So soas4 cows 80 5oas2 7' calves ISGSa 10 sS
ssasrs 81 4oGs3 So Hogs-R ceipts est mated % o9
lead market fay scstg prizes e S%sI
pf s,in.t.d 800 mead ke steady at uncnanSed
n % natives So 40; iaubs 81 lO9Si 81 bucks e -
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
3 RAILROAD
stations FOOT OF Desbrosses and 60
In Enect May oa ~ -. eIandt Streeta

'"' '00' In D' ET fsor0s Me and Cortland, s
9 9SSo NJ r4sT y 81 gst to p,,.'
ton Cars Arrives Chicago Ss smoking and oSxrnss
L91isyiils ii5o A. NJ St Louis aGS POS 500 A. y
2 sieepas NJ and f bSAG AND st. LOUIS EXPRESS
chicago. Arrives Cincinnati lo45 Louisville ~
e;oo p. VI. WESTERN EXPRESS
s ,a'' 70 SReaso ana Cleveland Arrrss. and d.
7,5 = " sol:4fi -wFs4En next S'' c'''
HcnHa, S = IT, b. i Ts9c9as ana s Louis. sta
500 r: u. PACIFIC EXPREss.-pur,r.,
ond onaeets for Chicago daily an ssepns o.
s. $50 W y 4, = y AND THE SOUTH
consres ,ionai Ln nag sil TpS .- II A. NJ ap a.
s9"9s ss ssc $50 35" A. G g s Gt s ~
so 9Tlnpg Car " ns sD Dining Carr -
'G New 6rIcans HA! MEMS daily s..,.,,
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE-o2o " .,,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Eddie FnY Tonight.

Eddie Foy. surrounded BY company Of
more than usual merit. viii be the attrac-
ton at the Seattle theater tonight. pre-
ssnttng The New York and London sue
cess, THE Strange Adventures Of Miss
Brown" Mr. Foy's association with
David Henderson's extravaganza COM
rany, OF which organization be was the
principal comedian. and virtually the star.
is a matter OF public record 10 those who
keep track OF things theatrical The play
itself IL claimed 20 be the rnast pro-
nourced laughter success of the present
season T;s original production IN New
York city was az THE Standard theater
the original home OF TOO Much Johnson
and ''Chariey's Aunt" ard the Newspaper
critics OF that city pronounced IL funn!er
than either. IL the period OF the run IA
any criterion. this + probably the case. as
n remained there longer than either of
the two mentioned plays. The play. while
garcicai is not OF the huriesdua order
and requires a company OF trained actors
20 properly interpret the characters. wgll-
lam A. Brady has been very successful In
securing the services OF such a company
among whose names may Ne mentioned. IN
addition 20 Mr, F0ys. Harry Brown. c.
J. Baridre. James r. sullivan. George Gas
ton, Fff3e plnsmore. Lillian fsarkins Iszxie
Conway. Isxzie Morgan ard others.