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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21
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SHAKERS AS FINANCIERS.
THEIR KEEN EYE To BUsINEss-PRoDucTs on
SALE HERE

SALE HERE.
The shakers of New-Lebanon, Columbia County
rbs State who are legally known as the United
Brethren are possession Of the Florence BuHuhg,
Second-ave and Frs;-st., upon hfteen years
laasa IN a : per cent basis upon 100000. Theodore
c Gross the Of the building, arranged the
terms of the lease with Robert Valentine He and
benjamin Gates are the trustees OF the community
and are empowered - invest its funds. through
Mr. Gates the Shakers have taken a third mortgage
on the Hotel Endicott. have leased the Evelyn
Experimentation on Colum5ia-ave.. the Domestic
Ruildne at Broadway and Fourteenth-st.. and have
conducted through trustee or the other large
business. generally IN rentals on property in this
city.
The lease OF the Florence Building has stirred up
q good deal of controversy as 10 the relative abi-
aties and general business capacity OF Mr. Valentine
and Mr.. Gates and has led 10 acrimonious charges
upon both sides. The transaction has, however,
aroused an interest In the Shakers and their farm
ing well their real estate enterprises. Their
property Is estimated by careful investigators in this
city to be worth from 81, 10000 TO 100000.
The New-Lebanon colony is some twenty miles
of Albany. and not far from the Massachusetts
line The principal products OF the community
which are sent here are medicinal herbs and broom
brush The Shakers have the reputation. also Of
being the first 10 devise and develop the drying Of
nweet corn for food. this being half century
ago. The modern improved k!lns for this purpose
are ascribed TO them In the raising. drying and
preparation or meSilclnaI herDs ana roots loG the
market they are said TO have been the first In the
field in this country.
They the first also 10 manufacture medicinal
vegetable extracts on large scale A business man
who handles some OF their products here said
The Shakers remarkable people when Il
to business instincts They are inventive
and quick 10 grasp new IDEAS. Their trustees
have shown great business capacity In the manage
ment Of their business. | never met ADLER bust
than Benjamin Gates. have had 70
business dealings with Robert Valentine, the other
trustee. He Is now seVenty-nine years Old
The Shaker settlement at New Lebanon Is typical
OF the two settlements In Ohio. one at Lebanon ana
the other Cleveland OF the one West
Troy, in this State. OF the one In NewHampshire
and that in Maine. Poland Springs.
Through Benjamin Gates. the Shakers have re-
Gently bought 1000 500 acres Of land in Florida
for a settlement. This Investment has aroused
O good deal OF discussion among the Shakers. The
adherents of Robert Valentine said 10 declare
that the purchase Will prove bad financial venture.
The controversy between the Valentine and Gates
wings of the Shakers seems, however. TO have been
mtigated II not s>ttieG. by recent letter OF Mr..
Gates 10 Mr.. Gross in which Mr Gates makes the
statement that wv hateNer Brother Rober, does Is
ali right"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21

MoLAssEs AMP market rf hoes af s,'a Sn
vita far demand but It !, for ssr ie We quote carolina
and louisiana centrifugal. ordinary G'cs 49,
y. S.led ia' open Sc;e ar 2.a sd eg iS
Prime - syrnp- sugar fair. i2p1'c; good i"p
ice eho;ee i7gi9; ianey IN o72 bns spirit,
pen"e ,a; s'ea and anchaneed regulars and machines
ru ~ 2f Resin also quite, and steady al former
Srce, common to good strained quoted a. d W.
Tsr. regulars 81 81. on. bhl'. 50 "GS" - P''''
ols-For co,,on.eei there is nonin%iy nm mar an
kct With holders n SOM cases aS h market but cx-
rfe-s sra not la,ns mucn they arc holding on ,r
roosen,s IrI and iinseel oils remain 40 ni t,eady'
prime I'D oo ne i5 ohs hs-e. Sa2nc summer
Univ vim Csc summer yellow. IN grade, %;G3ec.
butter g 3 &c ng %1icT y' 2S, lard o prime @
8aa45c. linseei OIL American. raw SIC N'''''''"
90 ri;,.I''lTs demand FOR has
5rs sss shosn ha YER, ne spft odey ere VS.
Rs Re die as a ia ia mon pa a'seT
%; blis'o a. ieh. ;.'' i'1ii a. S3pcnf~sen ;, 3d.
bremen 90 piss h.m,u1s - P 1k 1oi riders n ~
d's' asked Ans'..''in iri.ig2s id. cotton
10 Liverpool Sa2d aske! .CHAit! '.i'H n -. .,ay
ataousa desirable yrscs arc sil N sogt -, me far
are arm Two nk,3'c' were c@l.'. ore IN m,
erate demand flr general cargo but no inquiry Is "N
an. . VA Ri,o 80 Rairnore II, 81 chartered araA;
roV or Gr',n * .ap ., '7Ss $40 rs genera c,rlo
hen. 20 Klnas Lam private terms h'tt,fn
l,o'' ',,' ., i,-.1.n ,,eaincr. la ',ns dcas.
Provinces west cla-' Enran! a. y about ',' ~
or a.ai,s Al or alou, 80 yer mnh. 1871 '' siean.r
l.'S, IONS ,r', M a iat 81 'an, grain san Fan
cisco 'oS. f0r ori'rs =" a. ,n'H e-'Sn f,Ik
ieo " nat" :a e. loTs ss ca . ia - August
gri'sh 81, tar ',' ,a 'K.nrdin Hnsr- An'vrrp .r
. u les
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21

THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COT ON-Inder the influence Of higher Liverpool iu'
IRE and spot prices in the local market advance
5Qs pnts early easrd of some reports OF ram IN
these months there was net
advance of JqS points on the other hand August was
weak on m,re HQuiiation and summer months 'hs'i
win decline Of 2a4 points There row taN ah'n
the deal IN August having been abandoned but The hsS
FOR his idea be simply that the month II de
g.l business for saturday. telegram from Houston
ra,1s southwest Of that city last night and n4c4-
lions II more rain. 4 telegram from Wnion. La. says
81 nights north winds and too much druh having an
IN o-ablc eject crop. The only point In Texas re
,Jri M FOR week ending last nisht was al HHls
vile. TIE visible supply o. colt st lV' bHs curing
De-iuctiug the II cotton On shlli-ai
but n, yet cleared say S92l5 bales-the consolidated
stocks in America viii have fallen - -''i a|lr~
The weekly reports by telegraph TO THE Financial enron
the belt less favor1hl" conltiN7
Along the Atlantic Coast and IN Alabama and ia@i'rn
Mississippi. has fallen during me week. but "!srWh"
IN the cotton belt weather has laen dry. ne !ule
cool and dry weather IS claimed IN portions 4 Tenns
Arkansas and damage by Ice Is reported N Sc
Of Carolina There into sight ing t'
against o45s bales for the coiI~sp ma
week 1895 and the decrease in the amount IN sgt
FRIDAY night compared with the same time last year
sos G2 bales against bales the niine
period year The total visible supply of c9; SHOWS
Of l56 so bales compared with ia' Same
date Of 1895 falling N II 1rs 553 bales from The CORR
spending date 1894 and decrease 4 1's',-2 na'.
from The total visible supply Is 2.s''N
bales against 3.43737s bales last year and 2'SGoS+ In
1894 and O7S l63 bales 1893 The total American sup
ply Is sl4 bales against 900 Us bales last year
Opening range and close to day and closing BIDS the
Z reVO nd asst cal follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore June 2o.-Flour quiet safes. zoo bis Wheat
irregular and nrmer. No nd spot aud June" d3 G,i.
July and August. 62.Hd2iac. September. 52a.dH2'sc
Southern By sample. GOu6ic; 10 on grade WsqG3'sc
stock 3Ii $40 bush sales. ilUO. com nrm, mixed
and June. 3l'. g33c. July 33SG33iac. August 33.c bid
September 33.c bid steamer mixed 3lisn3l&c. south
,tn white. 35a35isc do yellow. 3dG3Gisc stock dOI
bush saes. ZOO oats weak. No white Western. 2iI
2itc No mixed do. 22U22isc. stock 30 900 bush
inactive, No nearby. 3Jd3Ic. stock. $1,000 bush Hay
steady Grain freights quiet. Cotton quiet. mldlng
'>c Eggs quiet at lie Coffee nominal 1870. Other
articles unchanged
Boston. June 2o-Flour duh and unchanged: spring
patents 81 loJS4 10. clear and staights $3nx3 90
ter clear and straights s. t0p$ 75 S.
nal '"naSc e1s 81 'oss Is bb Corn quiet gel
steady 40 clipped 2Iq27lsc. No clipped. 2Ga26sc:
No white, 2Gisc No white. DC. Mil feed-Spring
bran to shin; lake and rail. siigsi1 2o winter bran.
sl2 30; midilings. Sli 50d$i: cotonsced meal S2 30
Pork quiet backs. sioasi cuts si: lean ends si 80
BARREL beef $! SoaSe 80 Hams osaloNc. Lard quiet
BIC. Bacon. ,sn"'gc Veal quiet. case. Fresh beef
quiet steers G47c; kinds oQlh; fores. 3l.Qic. Iuer
imitation lini2c: Vermont choice dairy 3nic other
dairy li9i2c Lambs quiet Daioc; spring. loal2c NUT
7&c: Western and Michigan. ll1aGl2sc. Beans. yell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21

Liverpool. June % p. m.--Beef-E1tra India mess
dull al AS Cd: prime dull az 3ss 3D. Pork-rrime
mess dull ass % medium dull ~ %Ss 81
u 10 lB 10. firm at 43s. Bacon
cumberland cut about % 80 n. steady az :ss; short
rib - 10 steady ut 21s long clear in,dhes light
about ID steady PAS. long clear nsidles.
heavy about 20 NJ STEADY at 23s 81 short Clear
,ntdiles heavy 81 N. steady At rs Cd clear
bellies about IL n. steady at 23s e. SHOULDER
At,ou II TO IA ~ steady at 2is larti-PriIne western
spot duh at 22s. cheese-American iinest White and
coored steady at 3Gs for new Isip% oy non
snir,t. OF tpentine steady 2os Rosin oninon h'm
~ A. "a Wheat-No red winter firm at IS 2l: No. ]
Northern spring at As ioad corn-Nix%d Western
~. s,sady M Is "a June steady Sc I'd July So ady
sp'sa August steady at 81 Ld F1our-St Louis
Snncv Winter dun at Gs %. Hops at 1Dndon-Pacirc
Ts,a., 0rn al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21

low eyes 81 2,GSl 30 kidneys 81 lods 90 Pea sig
s. 35 mediums tlGSl ~ Poultry quiet. iced turkeys
lie iced fowls val0' Northern fowls. l2Gl4c:
Northern spring chickens. hn2o'; iced ia lhc; live
fowls Ice Potatoes steady. Nebrons
35Q4or stock 3od3'c new southern rlentv 81 10
Qs2 80 ~ to qualify Apples Russets 81 50IS 20 Val
enca oranges. s. ioTso Strawberries steady. IVl5c
cnlhags- 50,6Si 81 n box 81 6ON<2 HAY
Fancy s2Ods2l low grades. sl3Gsi0 Rye straw. s2T
s24 leather firm. hemock sole nor-acid rsts. isll9
a2ic
Buffalo June Spring wheat closed quiet easy;
No hard spot 63ilc. No Northern. 62'9c, No do.
30. No | hard (, G2c. winter wheat dun No red
on track So. store. 6slf0c No white In store.
7lc Corn-t;ood demand and nrm: No yellow 32isc,
No 80. No 3iiac; No corn Bic. on track;
No yellow 3il.c In store oats w"nk, No white
22i4c no white. 2iisc; No mixed 2oi2c Ncl3 MIXED
80, on track No white in store. 22iac asked rye
ul No a7c asked In store Flour steady fair demand
Mlrced quiet easy. Canal freights hrm; wheat 8..c:
corn 3i3r. 2Sc: barley Be- rye. 3sc, naxseed 5'
Chcnrc June 2o-Thc leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21
,,-D,oy IN COySACKIE BOATS l'.u

t tsS Sses 'NI &C. ' Dry sss4 meats I'a s
shoulders Sac: loose short meats worth ,,s,sx,y-
sides 4sc Bellies Axe: hS ,.,cy "f fresh Sc ""''
Market quiet Steady sale. -. o Sss and oSSe
milwaukee, June 20 Wheat opeiv. september OESc
ended Upward sdvanciag ..g'ss saty and closed
With july &c below sample wns sc B,rsytssa
Northern 81 l8iisc; No Mortimer. aty. No on Nj
n.cs dull. No 3oI3Oi,c Rye s'eanI unchanged
Ga 10 2 do 32isc Flour quiet "'N =, hi
Winneanoiis June a0-There was,sat today. A,sss.r
rs~s h', vrrv little bull buying OF sr than yes.s
sni, rlnsnx nrices are fraction adyance MO" ~.
Although The market had mone'ahr oks quickly 70 ,
the session July opened at 49, september ops., i
sror which p.,lnt IL rallied 10 ooc 20 So. gSste NC
h5tc and dropped SOC. sds ahout NC net icat u
cios.i M n5S. 4st5I.c There was yers took iuy.
yrstrrtav Cash wheat Local premium over ~
the offerings Of spot No at iS.or,hern sold nnn,
IN. pr,css were 55a. G36c: No sold at soS.sr
nav ~ &c under No Northern. al 58<c No ' In.
under s,and' T oS northern 'rhSS c F SSr ~
unchanged production. 3o,1 pm IN bulk quoted al
S. shorts 81 1895; mdiinss' arm unchangel "A. "a
nrmer Ius SSi.do5s.c asked; Asa aSs july. &c
September 271a27ssc bid Sara mess. new "
asked; August, lie. FORK ,n.ad
old. 81. Other articles unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21

Market closed steady summer months 10 points Dc
cline; other months points advance compared with
tertays closing prices Transferable notices 10 Total
sales. 1890 bales Spot cotton quiet. unchanged mid
ding uplands. 7'sc rnddng gulf TIC: sales ISL bales
all spinning
Liverpool cables-SJpt finer sales 5000 tales
speculation and export 500. American 1000. receipts
1000 American. 1000. Mdi.ng uplanis 81 32d
steady. 70 31 points advance January February.
S43ifb; February March 345s. March April. @46s June
35sb; June-Iuy. 1910: July August. 2iGb: August sep
TENDER 353b September October 34. October Nnyen-
Der 2iiisb November December 43i. , December Ianu
airy 343i,s
COF'FEE-specula,ion Of the usual Saturday char
acter. with prices well maintained slightly bit
cables and moderate receipts The market feature
less. Havre market quiet. To'a sales. 26o-0 as
June =; July II; August IL September 20 q Ocio~r
60 p, November. $50 Rio receipts 600 lars. X
1O2r bags exchange quoted A. ~ 10. seatv
at lilo santos quiet at l2o. receipts 100 bags.
stock. l4oc) h7gs. Hamburg a shade higher market
steady June 60 70 July $50: August 57"5. September
$3.50: o~oner -. ~
Contracts closes que, a, 5qlo points advance Sales
40 follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21

Galveston June 2o-Coon nominal mddins. &C. low
,Sd,,no exc good CSC net ana gross receipts
ss bales stock. 1875 bales. .,s,, -,,e lou,
niedlins i5lec; good ordinary G.e ns' ana gross re
ssyannah June 2o-Cotton dull; middling; 'isc; low
m.ddilng 15I6c; net and gross receipts I~ Daes' e@
yorts coastwse rs bales: stock. TO- bales ,,,,,
Orleans June 2o-co,,on STEADY: eood m, a,
1,.c. middlng &c; low mddng ID 16c GOOD Ordinary
isc. net receipts 1907 bales gross l2l6 bales ea
ports coastwise Is bales; sales SO bales; sIaK 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


REEVES R-crirs we're y cars. or isl head al
Unsigned direct excepted - exporters and cry
sisIEhi~r-rs 50 trading Feeling steady Grey iress'i
naive Sides IN ilsai i~nand Da7r ger Il Ts.dsy's
>ni.a cable quotes refrigerated tcef -,w a. 0.r1sc
f - Aip~ i've .af'~ ful 3I'ilc =. lirrs'-l
WEIGHT shipments. nll - L.rfn lnt.lo az ctf" ana
b2 quarters = t''f rn ho Msssssgi. and ~" attic
id.i..
Ir'~i 80 si- = - scl'- a3 r. ave-as". g. sTis
e i's' y f~-inK Nrfu ifsss.d calves IIie'. country
li"s.i s'air SOD ~ =. ads Ter - dressed hu'"rmlks
siiirF ANp LANiis- Receipts verr Is csrs or 3'y'
h~tt aU . 'h~ market ana ,~-.les were held
u.~r yesterday God sheep go fats demand AMI
steady. common ana medium siai's slow A. i;4-5c
lower. g,l .hfg's lerir~i -, ami common hril~
a.. common sarrfei Common choice si.scp
solf -n0t, pcr i,D -. culis g.. inferior
prime sfni- 81 5puSG -. pge--"i mutton slow 50
To- y. dressed iafrio dun a. Nni.isr
asefas~ ~ S, - er n ~ g., - y. 81 2o 3D..
81 = n, s. - ~ 90, - y, a, s. 80 81 Kea'ucky
d. - n. 81 S. - 49, ~ n a. 60 - g. =, =
=, &c., l0l ~ ~ g. rs Neniuokv g. l03 r. NJ g. -.
. ln go - - 81 = -" Is =, ~
" 'oln' ~ Ni,s'ai9 ,'m,' - ~ - g y 49, 10.
ship =, u. al s. u - OHIO ., - ~ A. g
%.w'1n Co.,. "a Kentucky lambs 80 =, ~ 81 ~
-: Nrsnia 49, ~ 10. az s. -. k"o'uck sheep ITO =.
$ luii : co.: 30 kentucky lambs ca y. s. n.
KENTUCKY sheep i"5 - ~ 81
H. II Holis. go kcn'u.ky lambs % ~ at s. 20 10
J. H. wilkcrs. y. ,.s Onto shec,. o, y O., 8, -
sanders 9il virginia lambs 81 y At -. la6 Ohio
noes Ke-c,p,. rer- Y cars or ine head. Nonc for
country dressed unchanged +4ado ~ Or re'ium
light weights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21

London, June aO.--Tne imports OF wool Tor the week
have been as follows: From New South Waes. 800
,N.. Seenslan0 Victoria 3O9o bales south
7Si bales: New-2eslsnd 21.0s bales Cape
- Good Hope and Natal 5549 bales Falkland ~ bales
Psrs,a 324 bales other points. 163 bales me arIVAs
80 he ffh series aggregate 81 1898 bales OF which l3oO
49, uyer. forwarded direct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21

tiRAIN-WHEAT-The wheat market rather
and nuctua,ion The opening weak prices declining
Of last evening reacted again closing dun at - rise 70
&c loss on me euro prices were put IP sh'iIy ~l,h
closing at e4%994'se The carly news Wa ~ quiet mar
prices were sen Foreign operations in The fugrc mar
played cash property. The last estimate by rivate
authority ne French crop Is about s2'coooo bush.
in circulation regarding the probabilities Of Spanish Do
,he greater Part Of tie Portagues supply STATE that ers
is no, much likelihood OF demand; excepting for few
contradictory. bu, included good many statemcns
ths, the winter wheat Weld was d,sappointing prnd
arsinst 2622ooo the preceding week and 2s57c"o las
isS sss 900 las, 90 he ArF.n,ins ysre
have BEEN ot dsuT 1000 SSis nsgrase Sts;
ceipts. 257 600 bush: Increase 900 hash Northwest
800 agains, 400 las, week and 2a last year
Cash Thea, ~9 iHncye no. rd W" qu%trd a, &c
"Tn New York. 2a2Ec over July b anoo =.
speculation without feature the
tnent q prices marrow The official Close was at m
The weather West much better for the growth md
eya'n a. e CROP s apa r r n9a e FH, reaE
$4,000 tush against icSGo 900 bush the preceding week
have been Of ssoooS nush against 900 Su. iaei
week. and were so 900 bu-h decrease y los 900
o7ooo H"ss for tn. weck eerease Of ao5 zoo he
The Argentine exports for the bush
against 900 bush the preceding The
ket was quiet sales 81 500 bush of No were re-
ported for at 36c b. nfoat; No In the elc
vator quoted 34hc and delivered 35itc.
OATS-The market FOR oats very quiet. Prices
showed little variation and official close
featrreess at NC decline on The curb The market vas
nomnalv UNCHANGED. Tho price which cell
ing II the lowest record Interior II this
week 500 600 bush. decrease ~ $4,000. Exports
the rrncn3l Atlantic 3+4On0 q In
~ 1874 600 bush Cash dull Sales
81 900 bush. including 1000 bush oats ~: Nov
York Central elevator 81 OoO bush ungraded white
?iT27c; No white Gate quoted NJ 2ii.c....... BAR
LFY-Market Quiet 339n34c. 1 f........ RYF-Mar-
quiet 39dS9ixc for No. 2 Western f........
FIAXSEED-Market firm NJ ssdssllc. T.
The quotations to-day the closing prices for pre-
vious day and closing prices for the corresponding dao
year follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21
OTHER MARKETS nY rEl.EGRArH.

Buffalo June 2D-Cat'- Receipts last - hours. 90
h'ad total FOR week thus Jar. SO head. f,r s'm,
head. York. s:i head sale ~ head. mar"',
opened steady. closed steady. With Two loads uns III. gh
sDkerS ZOOS? d" stock ssli. - %igsz 90. Was
last - $40 heal total for week thus far - -
head FOR same time Las, wiz $50 head "'n'isn"l
So head opened fairly ACTIVE" closed stca y
win about all sold workers. 81 5,a$3 ~ mostly 81 81:
,ra:cs 81 s,dsa ~ pix. generally ac'' IonFhs so
%. stag, s?gs2'o sheer and lambs Ks Re- lag,
sarne week % 2o, heal; consigned through.
loo head New York. $50 head. on saic. LOO hca
market opened about s'"aly hut snsle eetsr =. 'd
choice 81 iodS3 10: culls fair 81 23p'3 Is: ort
fancy. 81 73n$i 30
Fast Liberty June Cattle Receipts light market,
q a. os s. as 80 80 f9h a. Gn
and S2aS1 30. hefers saga fresh COWS and
sprlneers sl5ds35 Veal calves s5gs5 so heavy 20 INN
higher; prime light 81 7oas3 a. best m.iiurns 81 ia
81 20 common 10 fair vorkcfs 81 Ga$ 60 heavy hogs.
81 SGGsS 10: god 81 toGsa Is FAIR 81 25q$l TO- com
50 5oas3 culs >lGs2. choice yearllnss 50 ;SaS
common god ycarnss. 81 3oqS3 20. choice lambs
s, 5ons5. common good lambs 81 5oGs, -.
Union stock Yards Chicago June 2ocattie- R"ccip,s
300 head nark" steady commnn TO extra steers So '1
81 25qs3 -. calves. Sass 10. Hogs Receipts 2t""
heal market easy and So lower; heavy packing and ship
choice essort~i s. ,oGss 20. light So 25a$i % piss
s. 73QS3 % sheep Receipts. 5000 head, market nrm.
Inferior to choice. S?ps' -. Lambs. sadsG 30
Kansas city June 20 lI.sS Rec'ipts 1900 market
heavy 81 o5ds3 o5 pss. t3lf$3 20 Cattle Market nomi
nal. No sheep
DUN native steers 81 - native co~s s2Gs2 * Hogs
Receipts. estimated Mt 1900: market &c lower on light
l ion, q ,casa % ~ % no
market. Spring lambs. s. 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21

r,.nr wh..t Corn. oats. rye. Bar:ey

September ....2ls zlb ~iS . .Ao,s,nds
.,n,s ~ treadstuTs at interior points IN 49,
las, three ciphers (OOO) omitted. Flour Dds gram ~
as follows: -, p.-..y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21
SHORERR

4fe!Hs leave Vest ~ 81 station. " Y. as h.r
and - minutes earlier from foot VI Franklin A. -
$3.50 4. VI. DAILY ioca. 70 Buffalo.
1910 4. II. Dany lOca. 20 Albany ,or Caskiu Noua,.
and Saratoga. Pdrilr - Albany Sundays -
O:i5 4. VI. Daily for A.ban. '.t!ca, syracux r..
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. toledo Cleveland AZ a.
cago Parior Car 10 syracuse
IL ,.i5 4. W. Daily, except sunday, 10 Caunu Ns..
ialns New Taii@. Lakes M0honk and Nlnnewasn N
bany. Saratoga caldwell. Lake George Paf,cr ca
4.Ep q. VI. DAILY. OK "pf sunday. Tor Albany
600 - VI. DAILY FOR Albany Montreal. Utica syrsr,n
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toroa,o Dttrt
Cleveland Chicago and -; Louis
1.:,O T.. VI. Daily. except sunday FOR Newbury AHA,
Saratoga and Montreal.
1:45 y. VI. Daily, * p; sunday FOR Utica syrssa
Rochester and Buffalo.
s:I5 u. VI Daily f7r Albany rtica, Syracuse Rochs.
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Geveli,t
Chicago and -. Louis.
For tckets time tables. par0r and seeplngcar acru
r,ods,ons apply city Offices Brooklyn and NewYork I'd
=, station. Tine tables at principal hotels For o;x
Information address c. z. LAMBERT
Gen Passenger Agent vantsrbi,-av.. Nsw-Y1k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21
DED ID" LINE or STEAMSHIPS.

la Guayra, Puerto C'abello. Curacao and Mara
calbo. VIA curacao. from Pierrepont Stores RrookNn
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IS CARACAS ............... Friday. July 3.
IS NENF2l Fla .......... .N~lneSday July IS. p
FOR MARACAIBO VIA ST THOMAS.
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havo superior accoinm citations for
BOtLTON. BLISS & DALLETr.
General Managers. i35 Front St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-21
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100 p M.~0afc can SCRANTON uuvr
and ELMrRA EXPRESS Pullman pnr.. hnssBARaI
400 p M-SCRANTON. WlLKESBAppr rs1car
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for SCRANTON RiNGHAMToN FINE, hres
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and OsWEGO EXPREss Pullman a., tls.rsl
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29s Columbus New York: 33s and N " lShs.
ioG Broadway. Brooklyn Tine tables rv,, ' IN q :A
nation at all stations. WI MOI
WEST OFT EXPRESS COMPANY win an
check baggage from hotel residence 70 d.,r,s ~