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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12
rrvvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. JUNE ~ 1885,

70 a. ssGs * rs 80 r. s. o. cows 81 3D.
S:rt.a Co; 90 Lancaster County PENN steers -. -
Is KsnSssy steers 'S'e Su II; At iose T. r.
d. Ct ' 800 ct ss~. 81 a. y g. '' f'
curtis bull 79 r. bulls, z. g So n r. a. 50 la
H. Il Hollis: Is bulls $50 NJ, at SO 49, cows SV0 H.
a H. nS IS ,s m 50 IS; do 1902 O
X e 81 40 s 70 arrivals and no trading Quoted
steady ad at last wcdne.days prices .s 100 head
2c at jersey city and 2s xes There ~d , wss OF
Of Ts ,6s G" ys ss
's ~ s5s "a mixed ssp' 81
dressed yas quiet at sei s little calves at
y, b s,G Ms s y, s.; 81 v''''' Isl 3D. at 30 '
=. 81 q $Isa sy: + g. III
js 81 & al ssf'R eo fa'Y IS 81 u 1925
i Judd III iS Co. q s 1sa: r. 81 8, d1 49, g. d "a.
SSH g. c7 su' n at ks s 81 H. a, 81 Is Western
do do aol H. at s. 80. ooo -, ., 90. II do ,.5 H. at
~. sa9ds ss IS s'e at 8 r. q
eDSan,5 s the sa stock or carried
yesterday there were @ srs on and yeanss
dragged generally easier p SS toT aSs
rred uncommonly dull there being tte JUL s.,,or ~
an,ount OF stock offered Sales were az reuu .e h.er
iar ana like Yesterday the decline wolu nay ,amSs
grea,er had the bulk OF the offerings chhhse nrnbs
Eighteen cars sell at late hour 100 M,
poor 10 very choice sheep sold at S5rSf % pc, y,
Sice cars reaching SO 2lsasG 25 respectively;
Dressed mutton Tasic per n; dressed yea'"hss' g"
| Iiiac. an, ,,,.u,,,. i,,nhs II N
average AZ 80 per 100 No. 272 do CD 10. at %
% In r at So So q: z s' a yS@r.S'
sheen 100 ~ at 81 - Virginia do w ID at w. $40 wv
Of 10 at So 70; III do OF NJ at 50 90 % II, a, 8, 80;
oa2 do g. ~ at SIS: 40 do. 81 NJ at ~ o0 ~ ~
vearineq 81 No. al So 30 do. SO ID. al ~ W. 20 ao 80
H. al s. 75 sheep 93 h. at - 80 81 hehueN'
| do 10 H. at So. 1870 ., - ., 6, TX. %,
4, 30 n, ~ s. Ia 24o Sc n. at 50 TO- "a virginia
Sheep 9j 10 a; So 49, IS do. 81 NJ at IS 20; ~ 40 80
| 10, at So , 49,. ca ~ =, 90 49,.
o,6 do Gs m at 81 75 263 do CD ID: Mt ~ %; ~ MIA
fcv vearllugs lO n 81 10: ~ Kentucky sneep lo
| ~ ut 81 80: III do. "a m. at 80 20 -, .. =.
NJ Collins: 2i7 Virginia lambs "a N average at - =,
2S Ohio sheep 100 n. at 81 Gj Virginia do 10 TO-
| az 81 -, - ,, ., SEQ,
HOGs-Recepts. 10 cars. or 25Ii head nclud'hs IL
| head on sale Lowe at s40s4 20 per 100 10; -
| Sales Judd Co.: l15 ONO hogs lZS 10 average
| 81 PEI 100 ID - ~.
H. II Hollis: Late yesterday, State hogs l'e ID al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12

Cash quotations were as folows: no spring wheat
s g. 81 is
Yo b. &c; No. haxseed, 15l8q7ec prime timothy
sssd c g. 70 s. @ p9s PER RIBS 3d. ds 1857 s. 5
81 dry sailed shoulders boxed 5aSs short clear
per gal s. e Sugars cut loaf s. 49, sranuiate 81 81
frm creamery Ilal4c daes. sai2c; cheese quiet. 20
cincinnati. June u-Fiour quiet. Wheat steady: No 2
red SOC Corn dull No nike; 25sc ,s oats d1 No ?
81 40 RDk meats steady s. 4OaSi 80 Bacon stead
& 2Sas5 &c. whiskey steady 81 10. Butter dull Sugar
fr Mlw asss June Whea higher No spring 72a
So 6 MSrn'I r. &C. w }a @ co fS SI
no &c; sample 27@S2ac &C.. Rye easier No siAc.
cssc sPe.ber No hard gc S No Xore S
5oA.e Flour lower ars patsnts s. 9oa4 10; seconds.
% PhIlsGePha June Ii-wheSt dull and &c lower con-
tract grade June 7'g0 0 July 1l@ls August and
2ea2s July August gust and sep'em NIB nominal oats
SS $as 9uy a2fs AufS q
eTeamer3 l5ai5ie. do Pen9sylvana prints; l5aIGc do
and at 9;a5 m Nos and advanced lice. Cotton
hhas Be- country prime n 66ls 2'q2S dark DO 2
snd eases owls S Cd e 2Sy .S SaSs
chickens lgcc Dressed popltry dun and lower fowls
Ila2oc and quality; nearby do 2oa25c to
ST. Louis June l1.-Flour dull and unchanged. whea,
Spot higher No red cash. elevator s3sc track STA
asked carn~s9o; easier; No cash 22sc: july, 22sS
2:lsc; September. 2sAsc oats-sPot easy: No cash.
mo4h Sa n ss BS1s 'liS s% as
Eggs steady. whiskeys 81 49, Pork steady standard
81 sss SSoes & 90 shou R' s. san
% " iS, 81 :ad short 30 clear Dry '
ribs. 81 so: shorts. 81 90
Zoe oats active s sieady No MIXED sc Rye dull,
| cath. "a 10. OIL unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND

TO PHILADELPHIA, Dali Aaoi'S "'N
WASHINGTON. - .on
PhllaaeiPss xesf di isS 80: 49, s ss sS Ss
aro. Dssss SOP 500 , sSS 60 s s6.na E
Gan a. NJ 200 400. 8 100 Dining Carr. 500 r. NJ
1918 night. rr.,n,o, vsek davs 500 1000
II 40 Dining Carr NJ POO $50 SSo ,Dining b Ta
Car Car A. NJ 900. 500 Dining Carr Goo r. M' i|i'
night. ..,,. "a, Iva nrocured at foot o..
1sberty ST. id i72 co., 434. ga LAO l32s broaa~S
cX al East I4th ST. 153 East 18th ST. ~
Vest 25h St. 2I Columbus Az W SIa.s
tn NewoYork Transfer Company will call for ana cneea
ba9pacs from hotels residences to DESTINATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12
BALTIMORE OHIO

Leave New-York foot >: Liberty So. daily
efnTrTTs AHu 3 90 o. eS sun Sun. l2,i5 night
ciH6THSaTi ST LOUIS 10 a. no no F; mining Car,
1870 a. M dining Can 40 O ,n 0 Car cs pi isa
am DINING Carl, DINING Carl. Dining carr
. m. 10 X night
PNORFOTE u % a. m. daily -. s,ur
NEW ORLEANS Throrgh slconer 200 =; M "a"''
orsces. I13 17o pal 434 lao B'way 81 r. li.n -,
,o7 Rnverv y V 33o 3i4 Eultons; Rroolyn $500
*, =, rh.rtv G. N G r. r NJ " J. Baggage checKeo
o"t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12
OTHER MARKETS-BY TEL EGRAPH.


81 Louis June i-Cate-Steady for natyes easy
20 good native shipping 81 50as4 90 dressed beM and
butchers S4GS, co. steers under 1000 10 ~ ,oa't %
stockers and feeders So 1884 49, and heers 81 20
asa G5 Texas Indian steers fed, ~ Dus4 o. graz,
s5lS3 30 Hogs-shads lover light 90 2ogs5 81 mu1e,.
tons So 25Gs4 % cu, and bucks s2qS3 % Texas sheep
81 4oGSi Is; lambs 81 25ds5 80 ~,
Ks lsas CITY. Mo-. June l1-Cattle about STEADY iogs
81 sogsa go mixed So 25as5 s2 lights So 2odsa ao
lambs So 35as5 Is: muttons. So 5oas4 6s.
s,Gss 1s Common So eCGss CO. bulls stays and cows.
s2ass co. common good fat oxen s2gs' Hogs SLOW
81 co. heavy hogs 50 4jas3 so; roughs SO 23Ns3 Sheep
Grm choice SidS4 10: So 6dS3 2o choice year
Ilngs 81 50aS4 10: spring lambs S44s3: veal calves
cp,cago June 1.-THE general demand for cattle was
fairly active and prices were steady as rule Choice
ca,tis we're in light supply. Native beef steers sold at
s ooGs 30 for poorest to the best but an extremely
small percentage above IS. and the bulk OF the
cati. were purchased 81 35GS+ 90 Westerns sold at
weights fetching 81 6Oas4 sou Cows, hefers and bulls
were active and dry-fed lots frmer but grassy
lots we're about Oc lower Calves sold Zoe higher
Tor the best prime fetching 81 co. Texas cattle were
nisner and active Missouri fed lots selling especially
We'll The best cattle brought 81 TO- In hogs trade wa1
of 81 l5as3 G2I, prime hogs the bulk sell
ing at 81 4219S2 47e Pigs brought s2as3 90 Prices
ror sheen were steady with fairly active general de-
mand inferior to sheep sold at SO 50d$ so sales
being largely at So lO6s4 % with Texans and Westernr
discriminating Lambs sold 81 25as4 %. and wooded
at 50 5Oas5 RecelpsCattle. 5000 head hogs 1900
ebae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12

PENNSYLVANIA
HAII.RoAD.

IL
srArIoNs foot of West Twenty-third street and Do
brosscs and Cortiandt streets. r..,..
The syins time from iSss sssn below f
$.:Sss s:Sss P e.: ssss: g
iSsEESSsSiv$sS M s:-:|:
s.epSs Dining v s%Ssnf Ao saS cnes
a r. !qs'e ccsc 6' %sp s U.s.
sshMs Ws snsRnTS-Eia faassso
s5 soTa syfsgS ss
Ind ~ sRaciF * i Gs%SPfaEss-ror pt.sus 80
cSeaso Connects Tor Cleveland Toledo except Sat-
urday' wAsurNcrOx AND THE SOUTH:
7s A si 1872 ana n bnis: e. -
s 6: DR.SSs gag sS H,;Is s ia; Is s::
sicnal Linz al Paror sns Dining Sa 10 nsh; D"'~s
sogTAERS RAiIwxY:-E1Dr.'' AS p "' 1910 night
ATLXNrrc COAST LrNE-Expre~ s2s a. M and ~
Sdk SP SSTsT c 9S Any :.
and 49, NJ sa' sna Cortland, Streets only
Tss; %ss. s:s:y e:::
''e m S$$s'! ~ #.ss. ln..
Dining 5 gss ss DlnS S's Cal. I'i Is %
5s S &C. s ss BE- s d II ls ssI ss 1873
Carr: S.55 Dining Carr. 7.'o 1855. s''' D. H. '%'o
Ticket ONCE. No. 4e o. 1890 1873 IL and ss Brs:s
sn2 stations foot Of Desbrosses and CORTLAND. streets
Court Street. $50 Futon street By Broaawsy' c ana
The New York Transfer Company will cal, sor nd
check p,rgage from hotels and residences through
j. O. HUTCHINSON. j. r. WOOD:
General Manager Oehefai rAssr Assss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12

DRCGS-There somewhat easier feeling In
opium. which brought selling pressure weak
nominal. Morphine quiet; Quinine ruled steady
Arm Tho cables from Amsterdam stated that bark
sale went OF prices per cent higher than
previous sale. There IS nothing Of special
port essential oils roots these markets holding
steady with fair johbing demand only. We quote
Opium casesl 50 25ds2 30: obbing 50 3J powdered s3
SS 3O morphine bulk. 81 70Qsl 80; ounce va.s 81 15a
81 S. Fights 81 s5as2 10; quinne. domestic. bulk
,9c: foreign bulk. 15IiSc.
necessary 70 concessions to-day In order 10 attract
buyers Sales only moderate and market closed
a. is: winter straights 81 i0gs4 20; winter patents
a 5Oas4 IS: spring bakers. 81 1898 81 extra No l.
e 50qs3 05; No q 81 25qs3 20. RYE FLOUR
bull; sales 200 bbls. So 10nS2 ~. .CORNMEAI-
Quiet sales 200 bags. Quoted kin-dried 81 50l$l
"a TO brand. 80. BAG MEAL-Quoted: Fine white. 15c;
Inc yellow 729!5c coarse. coc .FEED-Dull Quoted:
20 NJ C0Q6oc: sharps 70d5c rye 5pc; city BRAN
SlSaGSc; oil meal s19a$2O; homny chop 5Da52nc
GRAIN-WHEAT-It has been the for some
months TO sell wheat the Government report mat
tsr how bulsh the report might be. and to-day
exception rule Most OF the session the market
was burdenei with selling orders OF them
ing wheat bought yesterday others wheat OF longer stand
ing and the balance considerable partoferings for
short account the first few minutes the report had
selling orders from all quarters started decline that
progressed with the day and left the finally A17lc
lower than last night Reliable grain dealers in the
Northwest the Bureau repHt spring wheat
Recent they declared.
had raised the considerably above the Govern
The trade IN fact seemed TO be impressed
With this belief all day and exhibited little interest on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12
,u, rACKAWANNA AND WESTERN n, r.
S DEI: In Ncw-YOrk. foot Of barclay and
ChristOpher streets.
x,CsrruuUEO TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CHRS. PINTSCH LIGHT.

CARS, PINTSCH LIGHT.
D-ect route 70 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTcLAIR
O"e THE ORANGES summit. Barnardsylle. Baskiaf
,,o ni p0f HGp ATcoSG Haeketstcwn. scHooLEr3
NofrSTA AIN Washington. PHII.LIPSBCRG. EASTON.
WATER GAP STROUDSBuRG Pocono Mountains
scRANT0N PITTsToNNo MkEssAHkE pNi Mr
r y1,s ntt;TicA. RICHFTELp SPRINGS, Cortland
SS Xie cf-sE OsWEGO ITHACA oWEGO. ELMfRA
CoRNiNI BATH DANSNl!.LE Sut'EALo and all
o0,S NEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 ppHI' M"DINGHAMToN MAIL Stops a. principal
~ station. ocafe Car, BUFFALO SCRANTON BINo-
Ioo9 OWEGO. ITHACA, ELMIRA. UTICA,
nnyncMMtETIEip SPRINGS, SYRACUSE and OSwEG0
EflNNp 5ir Pullman Parior Cars Connecting q
gpnsio y sHR ANTON SiVN wILKEsBARRE and ELMIRA
100 2; ,Mn;rsS Pullman Buffet Paror Cars
,oo EH SCRANTON. wIi.KEsBARIs; and PLYx.
~" ~ EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Car
M n IDatiy)-Chicago Vesubulsd Limited Express
a;W, = sstc.ptSToN BiNGHAMToN ELMIRA BUv.
FAI6 Pullman Buffet s.s ss e., .rs Gar New-Y0rk /"
,nieas' Da,iy,~Bunalo Express Pullman Sieepers fos
$50 P,n a NTT0N' 'BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA BATH Mt.
SSs6nRfs and BUFFALO. arriving Buffalo s A. n. I.
. "a ~ 'f)aliy)-BUFFAIO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
$50 Tro1N - oWEGo. LTHACA EI.MIRA UTICA. SYRIA.
cTsi; and oswEGo EXPRESS Pullman Bu1se
,,sE!g sttETs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS q
=, IL, Gaze * Sons Limited lib Broadway. II Park
n 900 Broadway. Tickets ferry stations o.
,,odxay III 4h-ave cor. i2th-st: 81 West i2Sthst.
aaS ",Inml New York 1873 and 726 Ful,onst.
IA ioG Broadway Brooklyn. Timetables giving full W
crme,ion ut all stations ..,,. -
,scL baggage fros hotel residence to destinatloa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. June IT. 1877.
DEAES AND PEAS-It is rather a sellers market for
choice beans; demand Is large. but offerings
are g heretofore and the feeling Is firm In
sequence Medium and pea have very little demand and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12
VALLEY RAILROAD

c,.,ons foo, ~ West 23d St. Penn. r. r.. CoruAnss
S's''N-S '0'' ~ or Desbrosses st.
.Ind:cate. time from West I'D ST. other uSufss -"
,,ma from cortandt or Desbrosses St. a., a..
ING .S;iS $40 A. NJ. daily SUNDAY '645: A. NJ, tot
N AI'cti CtifrSK and intermediate stations. ....x
Sass. Sis 4. NJ daily for wILKEssaARRHr THcH
In WEI OCHESTER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS,
and The west and principal local points; dining car and
ens,r c IO;sO A. NJ daily except Sunday for MACcH
rU1rNE and termsdiate points
sti.Ss IL 100 daily. except Sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12

Il will find The Tribune on he at leading Hotels and
the principal Banks Americans concentrating SONG
abroad should consult European Advertisements which
appear every Sunday. Wednesday and SATURDAY; Only
avoid much annoyance and dissatisfaction caused by
~ The so-called Guide Books. Our London Office ~
FIeet-st T. c. is open to all Tribune readers business
or pleas sure doesn't matter The w'"N"" is tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12
"BIACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

Arrives Buffalo 800 I. ~ Pullman vestiouls pay
rs~te Connects at Buffalo With through sleeeeTS u
ps,roi, AMI Chicago. . 80, .., c,.s... H.. ~. ,-r~u
chi ~ any AZ p NJ sundays only. for EAsToN.
a, - ~, tii'NK and the coal branches. -
- :rs 40 r. III. ial.. except Sunday. for Wu-kEs'
n ,pTE' PITrSTON SCRANTON. and principal inter.
stat ons. for all points In coal regions
nsHna a:tO r. NJ. daily. except Sunday. for WILKES
pARRBE' PITrSToN. SCRANTON. and principal inter.
pI,inan BuHet Par.or-Csr to WikestarIe
.a.S5 S,IS p. NJ daily for EAsToN and intse-
.S.ss S:1O r. ". daily. except Sunday. Express for
,,Scn and principal intermediate stations Connects
a. soding and Harrisburg. Chair car TO slatington
Il. .G.nI ? 90 p. VI. daily fer BUFFALO. NIAGARA
r,Tfs and ali points West. Pullman sleeper vestihus
a,n TO chicago sleepers 10 Buffalo and Toronto
S;3O =. NJ daily. except sunday. stopping only
O, 'sSiIrII PIAINFIELD. EAsToN, BETHLEHEM
MMAHSSH cHuSKL 8 p JuNcTIoH H;i sAYRE. GEN
man sleeper for Buffalo None but sleepIng-ear pssssS-
sess *. 300 T. NJ. daily. for ITHACA. GENEVA
poCiInE2s:rER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and I'll
49, w., Pullman slsppers 10 Wikesbarre and Ithaca
local daily except Sunday for BOUND
ppSNty and intermediate points leave as follows: $50
BtOCh is 30 1888. 80 ana IS IS $50 p ~
y, and Pullman accommodations at il3 26l "a
s,5 oa, and 1923 Brordway 81 F. i4h St. 1853 E. iS5,S
81. ~ i.aI 90 ard brooklyn Annex Brooklyn. ~
10; ~ residence through 20 destination
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Railroads.
"Ams r,oA.s uaEATzsr RAILROAD
NETWORK
CENTRAL

Trains leave Grand Central Station. +2d Street '"'
$50 yT 'srfP f H2rRss TAi frn:S'
Ssa s. s p a All. Dn an
oaS nysss rsosAH Ss::
1865 S;ss'sa s. s9f
sss susS asssso sS ""s'e,
1870 sIooE AY ETPMgs ss's and all
LOO ISk 500 LIMITED p,y Ias
Stops at PoughkeepsIe Albany Utica S'''''''
LOO + 9a sPEcAI Day yooT s P Poush
Cleveland Toe 10 and Chicago s syTacuse Roch-
e soeT and h Bg1sS AND SARATOGA Special ss-
cep sunday-For Garrison West ro'no' ''''"
800 M AoenX STORE LIMITED Dsy ro.
hour train to rsCas0 sy via LAKE
buffalo Due o'% Cleveland 7:I5 4. NJ. Toledo '0'O'
60" bany rSy rtea fa
a Toeeo kOfstri and
6.2a M-NoRrnERN EXPRESS D,y md . Tsep
Plattsburgh burlington. Montreal a"''
7s SS'15d's nfH'i 2or' spE Tsor ,1 TGsn
ro ester hG s and eaao ra Stops at POushkeepe
900 0I@' MsrEcIAI LIMITED MAIL Da Esl Brock
Rv VIA Lyons and Tor buffalo Cleveland ind'an'P0-
lis and st. J(>iis. ,>-r. For cyracuse,
Ok J.. M-PACIFIC EXPRESS 1aly u,ca,o NJ
~ Oswego WATERFOWL. Ogdcrshur3 Du Sa.ir-
agra Falls. Cleveland. Toledo ch iturr road
e? Gape YpS9 nPd * A4s' sn
FOR Chicago and principal points on NE Ne Sun
York Central every night except sunday H, .ra,n
dav nights Chicago seepcrs leave on 10 sunday 10
n oo NJ and 335 p M-Daily. except Sunua'' W
STA S,t amr To Psa and the Berkshire
Hills y, The N HARM P TRnI%s TO yoNKERs
can n,oht', trains run between Doth stree an To-,
or the Putnam Division Ear "a Yonkers ~ al
with the elevated road me Only ""'
night trains out New York ~
Wagner Palace all through trans'
trains illuminated with Pintsch Light ..., c,,,,or
rictets and wagner offices at Grand Central S,a'
go oet "a Proadwav n East 14th ST.. oiZ i'roau",
o52 CrrhY. Ave G, Yves, 1o5th st end 13stn 81 so
ton New York: 32s ard 726 Fulton ST. ana ioo D
wav T.. D. Brooklyn. ,, -, the West
Baggage checked from hotel or residence by "'e ~
colt Express COMPANY. .o,c- IT .NrFvS
JOHN NJ TOT'CEY. CIoh'hp u. prn A. en.
General Genera' f"SSe"-'I
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,e range Of contrac, prices follow

tOFFEE-That the market Tor conee FUTURES was
neglected to-day may be from the fact that but
changed hands-December at 40 On the first call
the inactive. with prices unchanged to
points higher. During the balance Of the but
few traders remained the floor and at the close the
market officially inactive with quotations points
higher 20 3 points net lower Although European ad-
pointed higher markets. transactions both in
Havre and Hamburg extremely small scale.
representing sluggish markets with little or no speculative
interest Receipts Brazil continue small. to-days
being bur 1900 bags. about the Of
the last weeks movement Selling checked by free
deliveries from warehouses in this country, par
ricularly New-York, where the movement reached
IS bags Although the American visible supply
tinues grow smaller there is still increase com
pared with year ago Of $40 s51 bags compared
with two years ago Of 154595 bags. Private
adVces ascribe the hesiialcy In speculative interest
abroad 10 due in a great TO the rapidly
increasing stocks which considerably 10000
bags HaVre. ths larger part OF which is Brazilian
coffee. The spot market to-day also dull. with
quotations legs non a the basis OF 14C FOR
No Rio aal So; for No Santos invoice lots. with
johhrg parcels hei i3c these figures The mild
coffee market. whisa during the last few weeks has
maintained a steady undertoae. easier to-day, with
buyers and sellers Sales Of spot coffee only
about 1000 bags Rio 40 spot at 7%c. Quotations OF
mild coffee follow Nj aca'bA-Conmon to good lOhT
ii!.c: good Cuouta 13aQi4c La Guayra-Caracas ILL.,
0is.c Porto Cabslo 1ogls4Co SaysnillaIBusara
Iii.917l5c; oaxaca 1'.glac Central AmeTCan-Com-
choice. 1sAg2ic East Indan-lnteror "a a25c fancy
2TQ3ic: Javas 2li:g25c. Angostufa l2g1Sc. Mocha,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12
ne statistical position Of Brazil coffee is as follows:

ft.c-ccfee market steady; No RIO. $3.50 exchange
1310d receipts. 1900 bags: cleared for the United
satsss 200 bags; cleared FOR Europe 5000 bags; stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12
NETWORK PRICES.

Receipts breadstufs at various points IT., hush as
las; three ciphers (0cO omitted. hour Dds gram ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12

Foreign markets-santo,-Coffee market steady; good
average $3.50 receipts 400 bags: stock 25 600
tags Hamburg-Ccrec market, !. pig advance; sales
5000 bags H&vre-Cohee market opened dull !. franc
higher; at 70 m. u higher p. steady and
unchanged closed doll but steady Y franc advance
total sales 700 rags.
January $500 Jnly
Angus: so
March 1878 september AZ. IS
April ..4a00 October 1900
Nav ...............49 - November
Juns .............4615 December ........ As. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-12
r, AUGERTIES BOATS leave every weekda
~ I'm Zoo o. .chrIstnnher- st

N EW-HAN EN-FAKE IT; EAcUrSOH' $I'oC
~ sunday Excursion, 81. Fast steamers leave Pier 2;
y r. weekdays, =. NJ. and 12 midnight Sundays. e:3
a NJ and IL midnight; weekday steamers arrive in tim
Tor trains to Meriden Hartford Springfield and point
nrth
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G. F. PARKE9'S STOCK SOLD

J. F. d. Wrinkle has now purchased
g. F. Parker's stock Of general merchan-
disc at a great sacrifice, and is handling
it in connection with the Cohen stock OF
dry goods which was also secured at a
tremendous discount. The two stocks
have been turned into one store, in the
Flavel brick. which from this time until
the close OF the sale, will be preeminently
the place in Astoria for bargains. There
are no other stocks in Astoria which
have been purchased at such an adyan.
tage as these, and this advantage is to
be shared with the customers.
These are hard times, and it pays buy
ers to fgnre even on small savings. We
are offering more than you expect, at
lower prices, and just the things that are
necessary TO every household.
Call while the stock is complete, in
order to secure the choicest.
J. F. d. Wrinkle.
Agent for the purchaser Of the stocks
OF q. F. Parker and |. Cohen.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-20

outline thoughts on the purposes OF tho
summer school Prot Heritage sang two
selections, "rhc Two Grensdiers" aad
''rhe Little woman lt any onc Doubt
ed hts ability and musical cdUtetiou, It
VAS dispellcd before the professor had
finished the first selection The audience
was fairly carried away with nthUslasm
and nothing hut another encore Would
satisfy them. t'rot Kcrltago viii sins
In several churches today, and heElns
his class work proper on Monday
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-20

Evidently bicycles are useful 90 then
owners in more than one way, although
the owners OF these latter-dny means Of
locomotion use them mostly FOR picas.
ure. But there Is Ash-dralcr IN this
town who uses them very prodahly IN
mis- line OF business Early yesterday
evening he was seen going down CONNER.
cial street at a pace that would De err
Wed by any crack cycllst on the cDnst
on his shoulder held by one hand. he
carried a large box. which might have
been used as a hencoop in any poultry
market. and with the other hand he guil-
ed his bicycle. From the speed he was
making he was no novice at the business,
AZ he rounded the corners and dodged
the pedestrians with all the ease and
gracefulness OF long practice. The last
seen OF him he was rounding the post
office corner with unabated speed evil
IDENTIFY taking the box to It's destination.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids viii be received at the office
Of r. l.. Parker until 10 o'clock Tuesday,
June %. 1891. for grading and planlSlns
bicycle path from scandinavian can
merry to and around bluff east, distance
Of about 37JO feet. Specifications may
be seen at my office upon application.
r. l.. PARKER, Secretary.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-06-20

Mr. G. W, Lounsbcrry and his Sous.
Merwin and Lester. returned from Port
land yesterday, MIR. Lounsbcrry was IN
attendance upon the Grand Rmc Lodge
of MAsons, and says that one OF the
greatest treats OF his life was the Masonic
address delivered by Or. Voorsangcr, rah-
bi OF san Francisco AMI past grand ora-
tor and past grand chaplain Of the Grand
Lodge. A. f. and \. NJ, OF California,
which lasted for one hour and would
have had equal attention II Il had been
two hours in length. Brother Jacob My
ers. past grand master Of Oregon. heard
Of the Rbbrs arrival In Portland while
the lodge was In session. and had COM
mittee appointed TO invite his attendance.
with the result OF a rich treat 70 all