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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-03

steers - 40ds5 dressed beef butchers steers ~ Do
gst so under 1000 No. 81 25as4 2o stakers and feeders
s2 aS9A i5 and heifers. 81 7J1fi co. Texas and
,sdsn steers grass g cos and he.fer q 2d'
81 i5f3 4o heavy 81 f0Ns3 Az Sheep slow and steady;
raye mutcns 50 3GGs2 90; cus and bucks. $2ds2 90;
Texas sheep 1898 65: lambs, s3qSJ 10.
Chicago; July There was fair Friday Supply q.
cattle. The demand about good ms II usually -
50 late II the week and prices barely steady al
Yesterdays quotations Sales basis OF ~ 700
- - for the the native beef steers only
small percentage sold high as s.. and sales were
largely at 81 sIs4 S. The best calves sold at 81 The
stockefe ard feeders trade not especially good
Texas cattle steady and good: Missouri and Ne
braska brought &idst % In hogs buyers took
hold cautiously and trade dragged at further decline Of
DC. II Of the days of the season. with
sales range OF 81 05as3 -. and hog-
selling SO 81 than any other figure In sheep the
lower range Of prices prevailed although the demand
was better sprng lambs sold for s3as5 90 and sheep
sold s20s3 7j fed Westerns Mexcans and Texans COM
prislns part the offerings The last % the
Colorado fed lambs marketed and brought ~ So
Rece.p.eCate 5000 head hogs. $4,000 head; sheep.
C0UD head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-03
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA


STATIONS sss s . ws' Street and
Minutes assr than sSas SVEN below for
FAST Mxsr!m.n ssst p r:ssr C: 20
II SAsT a.
Fol ses ssxo perns Tu Aqa
,$ sISsas6 81 asb os1: LOUIS ryrSEss-
yis sG'nSi ss.ciss M Chi
QUA fsssR cne'n-
cjsssa'. .1 sss sss
1 ss MShAssH Is Ton, ASn THE IKE soTrT lass s
a IL p sana. Sa sa Xxx can So $
soTThsRs 'RRSns wSr s nj 10 night
ATIXSTIs COAST LrNE-E1pr.s. O.sS a. r" and $50
f6F 9 sSIS4 esHsos
ID Bs.s;s?y:: ass sssss' Streets sis
Long Branch Asey n,.aser srnasys,
s5ss s:ssn 5as 81 ss ss s sun;
q 70 Ss' s%siSs ;ai =? siS e. no DID, :"
F. Sa 1s; s ,sss sa e., s
$50 ss S5s a.Sl!ss5 Sss i as Dining s. M;
cap2, ass DINING ' csn 7'.O' u.s. sSS p m'' 1910
7 ss fss S"a House. ss 81. Rs
nd sa2 sed foot s e sssS snd
brooklyn Annex Station Breoyn attic ,s ss' ssr c and
check baggage from hotels and residences '"'0''"
d. d. ~ censra, MANAGE, General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-03
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

Arrives Buffalo a:55 p. ~ Pullman yestiouMls ..iD
Coaches and Parlor Cars Dining Car Service MeS" "a
Ia carte Connects at Buffalo with through s'seps'' "
Detroit and Chicago. a.. ,s.,,cry
912:25 1910 p. NJ daily except Sunday. Tor MAuch
CHUNK and intermediate ponte. -. u.oroN
s12:1J. 1,15 =. NJ, Sundays only. fof G"Sio'''
MAuCH CHUNK. and the coal branches g.. v,rvrs
I'D. 40 NJ. daily. except SUNDAY, ioI ~ ;ntsr
BARRE PITTSTON, SCRANTON. and prineipaI mn.
mediate stations Connects for all points IN coa' lesoS
chair for WikesbarTe ,,,,, ,>rc
BARRE PITTSTON SCRANTON. and principal inter
mediate for all points In coal regions
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car 70 Wllkesbarre:> - ,,,.r
'4:55. 5,15 p NJ. daily for EASIoS ana '"'e'
'5'55. GIO NJ daily except Sunday E1PIsss f9s
satlng,on and principal intermediate stations Sonnec's
for Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car 10 Sia.ntonp
"6,55, 1900 p NJ. daily for BUFFALO NlAu i,si
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper vrsuput'
NJ Y Chicago. sleepers to Buffalo ana toronto
'7:53 500 daily except s1Nday stpRRng pny
MAUCH CHUNK. l. p JUNCTION, 50, SAFE, G p-
man Sleeper for Buffalo None but seepngcar passengers
'Si55. 900 P. NJ. daily. for ITHACA SENEE'h;
ROCHESTER, BUFFALO NIAGARA FALIS ana al
points West Pullman eeepers 10 WilkeshaTe ana innca
Additional local trains daily except Sunday Tor BOZ
BROOK and intermediate nonts leave as follows 500
0 100 A. NJ sl:55 23O. 1856 420. and $3.50 $50 r. NJ
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at ll3 vi 10
355 Q4i and 1923 Broadway. 81 f. 18th St. lo6 r. i2otn
ST. 1871 Bowery. " Y. 800 Fulton ST., Court ST. es
broadway. and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
" Y Co. will call for and check baggage from
hotel residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-03
NEW YORK. ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y.

TraIna leave foot West I'd SC as foows Go minutes
earlier from Franklin SD: o Ann, 80, ,,.S
and SinnswssKa Middetown. Bloomlngburgh EIIenvlls
Uurlayylic, Lake Kismesha. Liberty. Scran.
ION Walton Delhi sidney Norwich Utica. oneida. rui'
ton; H. for Campbell Hail. Mdd.etown Blooming
,,".h Wurtsboro E!envils Mountandaie. centreviliA
Tssbursh Lake Kismeshs Hurieyvi'is. Liberty yailA
i~eeIix M saturdays only) for MiddIetown. Bloom.
r.,D Gurtsboro Eiienvile Morntandsle, Centre
so sailsburrh Lake KAmesha. HurIeyylle. TsrndalA
land - - ~,.,, u.u ,.,.. uo.... 80
Mnne~a.Sa Xiddietown. Bioominshurgh wurtsboro a
isnvIiie csn,rsyls FalI:barsh Lake x.-
VILE MsnGr f g. s,|s r. NJ, .ny for
campbell Hail. Middls!own. Liberty I1ying.,on Aanor.
Fulton osweso Niagara Falls. and points wsst Puiimaa
Sleeping Car Declining Chair Car sss1 5rsS through .
4siS r. NJ. for Montana. orrs Mile Meadow Brook
p,rnside Campbell Hall stony Ford, Crystal Run. Md
1ssown wntsrton BIoomInsbursh wur.sboro EileaviiA
C. ANDERSON. q. r. A.. 70 Beaver q. n T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


Tor export alive and in dressed qusr.es 81 cars f
supplies feeling was nfrn. and prices shade hisher
sa' 10 eSr 3 H. oxen al 81 M s
god bulls g ooqs for ordinary grass to choice corn
dressed native sides steady o'.dsHc per 10 --latest
iyAQic dressed weight IetIiserator beef at s9s
per ~ sssp nans wight h uana III"
l. liverpool Isl Of beef for swift Co.; the
ch%araschId ( salbereer and pa cattle FOR J. sham
@sss9P NC 90 s port, s5pss. G'
cry to s2 li ea s for rS cg HSS
e Son; the Tjomo. Demerara. l05 sheep FOR l. 8. Di
enssc es TaAns sh fSa, a1d ' Quarters Of s al
Great Bi,ein with the exception OF % cattle ana >
'' saPes-shernaa s. Culver Illinois steers IA ID av
~. T. t vs s i4S d bull
pf;is" 81 e g. sn sass ; ;fs's a: at
sanders e1nsyyan,a st ;oa iics p at 8 81
j. shambcrg 10 Illinois steers. 1901 70. at 81 oo
a Is aSs ~ bull i:s9 p 81 DO 1919 r
d. e. 81 81 sp st s. !!sS 3 do o. 3D.
Men SS - ysf"s 'sss ID sS
ported Feens STEADY We're s head and 4ss were on
sale ~ Which Siiy $50 :. st!isR
vt Wcre V aso easier ' About so M per
poor prime veals So FOR fair sa,temk calves and
Mediate supply and m sgoe country dressed higher
AZ Gi2I9c; little caves ''suo1ic' u'essen pa''oi""''
p4 10 Il 81 g. az r. at - do p ss r.
buttsrn,k calves. ia b. at 80 ~ ., &C. do ,7a n
calves i3o TO- at s. %: 3 yeas. $50 10. at s..
II. II; Hoilis veas lsa n az 50 i2,s; 81 do. 40
~ Collins ia mixed calves. i's NJ at SO c2's DO
s. sanders: o Pennsylvania vea.s, rs 10. at 81.
SHEEP AND LAABS-Receipts were 3is cars. or
sjis head2s FOR aushtcrers and 80 cars fo the
ioisc with no really choice lots sold lambs opened &c
prices with ~. sell at the close Poor 10 good
sheep sold at :: ;cS 81 [ les r. Gull bucks at nr 81
AZ S. Dressed mutton slack slsa7hc per 10; dressed
lambs easier with salea at 7laafoc few selected car
casses loi.e. a. -. -,
age al IS Is per 100 u: DO 70 NJ IS 90; 2ie do.
g 60 SO d. ea at =, s 8 81 3, 2is de- DO 81 50
at Is 35 70 Kentucky sheep, % H. at So 81 Virginia
Mepherson CO. 1872 virginia lambs u ~ at So;
&c dsi 10 DO at 81 a. go d. s. 40 l25 IS NJ
s. IS 30 Kentucky DO o. NJ at s. co. 20 virslas sheep
i i9g n az 40 s" IS r. T. a." at e. ~
NJ Collins: go Virginia lambs. 20 H. at s. 10 % DO
4 70 fla RsniutEy DO Il H. a, s. i$s d. b.
s. 1902 Ohio sheep 100 H. at sSss Is virginia sheep
Judd Co $50 xsn,seHy lsmes z a. at E co. SSI
sheep i43 NJ 5o as Kentucky do les N. at 81 1914;
90 wilserson 81 Kentucky larnbs 70 10 at IS 10;
Kentucky sheep, lle n. AT So Is. -o,
iioS;sRscep;s We're soss cars or sia head Including
III cars for sale Market quoted lower at s. oas Is per
100 n for ordinary 70 prime hogs co o,,. ... -,
n average at IS 90 per 100 NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-03

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trib-
~ une received their Uptown ONCE NO Lag Broad
Way "a doc. north OF 3ist-st. until o'clock p M ad
at the following branch ofnces AZ
regular oice rates until o'cloc p M VIZ 2St sth.
ave e. 2Ji-st J52 Gth-ave. cor l2th-st; Mays
Gth-ave i4h-st: 42 Coiunbus-axe near West e"h.
ST. 100 West 4od ST. near 0havs " Eas. IAN 81 ~
a. sss 3d-aye between 10Th and nth sts io26 g.
ave- near 4ist 55t sd-sys 20 Blseeker,et; go
ave GGo 81 ave; 95 Amsterdsn-ave 402 West 42dst
Ia East I6th-s, 2o3 East 4sth ST. $50 9thave; Col
$50 broadway 1853 ad-ave 100 stbave 3is ed-ave;
ia Gth-aye AZ the Harlem onces: 2oo Sd-sy near
ii3th-.t 1855 East 125th-st.. near 3d-ave 2sJ West
ies,hst bet 7th end 9Th ayes $50 West l4oth-ss Al
The Rro5kiyn Ofnces; GOT Fuifon-st: 725 Fulton ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-03
pocToN WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON July 2-"The Boston Commercial Bulletin
iii 80 % morrow the wool market: The bottom
y, ,hs wool market was reached In August. 1903 Just
ha,n," tho Vermont election At that time fine staple
wool was sold the Boston market at SIC the
scSSur"d pound This week fine Idaho staple has been
A., t,,os,,n, on a bnsis 43c the secured pound.
dxanoe Of isc the secured pound This price and other
'n hs, have risen correspond mark the highest
pr reacsed since July, 1896 Growers In Montana
rs,,irs i2c n pound for wool. \ year ago they were
se,,i.s ,,o,i On CONSIGNMENT with advances but OF
en-. - freight, The sales ~ the week are 5o0l 900 ID
sss and IS Osl n foreign against 2.siO.OSO 10
SoInes,c md 800 900 foreign week and l4i7
y, nomestc and $4,000 10 foreign fer the same week
\. oc sG N domestic and 20 200 10 foreign from
10 ie 20 the same date 10 1896 The receipts to date
tno ~, Increase 81 s02 9iI baies foreign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-03

p@s ssSs q ;gS9s Ss S Ssss
man, ~ ts:a Sa 81 re- Ne I salss n Z"
s sS 4 SasP me . T0 Ss, , sSs 81
Ibs sides dooss, s,asi coz dry sailed shoulders boxsd
lsrs finished goods, per gal: 81 io sugars cut l9at
cheese dull 7lsGs',c Egg. steady; fresh sGs4c.
co. oTS s r. ma s %s'' 6s s u 10 Ss
mixed. 2osaaic. Rye quiet 30 ? s5asic. Lard easier
@ HH e s%s' = I'af S Ga 9%
Eggs steady TIC. Cheese easy.
No July % as PT9 of Ss sads
30 2iSc Oats steady, No white ?oa2%e. Barley
9cm 'sS 80 81 nsTs f y No g u.s.
I 5S GsaTs e 1888 sss G g S;S 50 oa' 90
5saer ' sS Corn S4% Ss %s.i isy s @
2ssc; August September and October nominal oats
steady: No white July 2i'.s2ss August, asa2Se Sep
fancy Western creamery l5c do PENNSYLVANIA prints,
s 90 W ' sss wss %s
factory full cream choice 7%e; do fair to s2d 7tg7,c
elty prime in hhds &c prime IN bns 27sgac;
6 S,r DO r 2G SaAe & qss @ 22S Live
2gcc pgssssd poniry h% fowls shoGs o do ,aIF
Sq sinai" and scadei iaoise nearby d. ' as to Size
ss 1qy sFsgE ~ e "'a ss s%; RssG'
choice. Sgps3 10 Wheat-srot lower; No 2 red. cash.
elevator Csc bid track ~" cid and 7lc and 13c No
hard. cash sc bid July 05a.c asked: August. 84i4c:
September csc asked December, GGRc asked. Corn
Sp0, shade better; No . cash. 2ll.G2lsc July. 22c;
September. 2itG23zc. Oats-spot lower No cash.
l1isc; July. i7Iic asked; September i7iac bid. bran
rmer sacked cast track worth nominaly 3543c; east
de country points s2Gsllac. Butter slow creamery.
liI15c dairy, GIie. Eggs steady 7isc Whisky 81 10.
Pork steady; tardari mess. jotbng 81 50qSS. Lard
lover prime steam 81 s7i choice. ~ u.s. Bacon-Boxed
shoulders shorts cru short and ribs
s. 80 Dry salt meats-Hoxed shoulders - 75 short
clear - 90 ribs s. TO- shorts 81 2is. No markets until
Tuesday.
Toledo July 2-wheat active lower; cash 7Ic July.
G9'sc Corn steady; No mixed 2Jisc Oats dull: No 2
mixed. i0c. Rye dull; cash. 35c. Cloverseed active
steady. October, prime. 81 20. oil unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-03
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. JULY g. 1897.

On the winter wheat outlook was about standof Final
r. snswed h@Ac net decline Quotations. aHosi
No - were as follows; No Northern Duluth. 777sc:
7sxc. Nor'cs5R NeTYo IcNc: No hard Manitoba.
oy reports Of hot winds Kansas and other parts Of
Tln belt Shorts covered vigorously and prices
unesnns cca' s1r to secure profits Closing were
uS ., NO corn Quoted at the close eS%c elevator
on smou Geivered ..OATs-specuiaon in oats
,se toward the bear side. closing NC net lower The
aoe however, was very active taking
Sse No E, sss e s specd Mhi'e quoted
:3'sS?4e: TRACK white 23u @2ac: track mixed 2ia2sc
.klE--Market duiet quoted. aG4c c T. BufYao:
BARLEYoMarket quiet: quoted osisc nominal
safes Soo bush Northern harley and ooO bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

IIyerpool July 2. 3:iJ p. m.-Cos!ug: Wheat-spot No
rcd Northern spring dull at So %. Corn-Spot Aneri-
can mixed steady p Sd DO old steady a. Is s.a
futures dull July 2s 74d. August. Is e%d: septemnef
2s Di.d Ficurst Louis fancy winter steady at Is %
Hons al London (Pacihc Coast steady at oVpOs 3eeI
Duh: extra Indie mesa aSs o.; prime a5s Pork
Dull prime hne Western $751; medium sa western as
Cumberland cut 2s 80 No. dull at 2ds 90 short Tip ~
10 "a No. steady at asa long clear rtdes light 20 20 81
steady nj 3D. long clear m.ddlss heavy ~ 70 -
H. steady as ca short clear mcaes heavy 80 70 %
m steady AZ eis ID clear bellies. " 10 IL no. STEADY AZ
25s, shoulders square ~ to IL To- dun AZ 2os ga Lard
Prime Western steady at 20s 0d CheeseAmercan nnsst
white and colored dull <2s TaiiowPrme city stssey
At lis "a cottonssed oLverpool iennsd steady lSs
3D. Turpentine-.spirits steady ~ 10 w. Ronn-com-
mon nrm ut u Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-03
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

colves,o, July 2-cotton steady; mddng. 71c: low
r,Jdne 7c good ordinary. 6Isc. receipts, III bales
saiss ~ ali spinners: stock. $50 weekyGReceipts
s,i baIes exports coastwise. 1897; saes os3 spin
neTs, 23s. 80. ,.,,.. rctsstng IT,. Ian.
,n,S,s ne. good ordinary 1886 receipts y bales
exports eolstwise 500. sales. . stock de2i weekly
,I.r.,n,s ia0 bales exports coastwse. 2u!. saes NJ
New ORLEANS July 2.-co,ton arm; mddlins Re: low
,SSng 3-iG, good ordinary. 6Ac receipts ~ bales;
s,nopts 10 France 100: TO tho Continent 3osa coast
wise 3s sales 800 stock corrected SosS W Grs,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-03
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Kansas CITY. July 2-catiis steady to strong Hcgs
weak 10 lower heavies So 2Du$3 O packers " log
~ 27il: mixed 50 20gt3 30 lights 81 l5t3 2Ia; York
rs 81 25as3 .7s pigs. s3Gs3 90 Sheep strong; lambs
fsst Liberty. Penn. July 2-Reee?ts q cattle light
unchanged Hogs lower prime Pigs and light Workers.
ss G,Gs3 TO- beet medium weights and eood fofkers
"a COOS? a. heavy pigs s. +Og<3 CO., roughs ~ 254$3 TO-
80 cio.ng weak sheep steady: choice S4dS4 10;
nomn,on 81 c6GS3 25 spring lambs. "a e5gs5 ao veal
81, 1ops July Cattle steady TO s;ForG: shipping
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-03
BALTIMORE g. OHIO,

Leave New York foot Q. liberty St.. daily.
CHICAGO 2 D. M. and 1915 night
PiTTsBURG, $3.50. sun, sun, i2:i5 night.
CiNcINNATt ST t9 giMbh 70 a. M. PIN 7.,, Cor,
II 20 a. m DINING Carr 2 100 Dining Carr. Dining
Carr D. M 1918 night; Sunday, 10 Dining Carr, II 80
a. m. DINING Carr. Dining Carr 5 Dining Carr.
.. m, 1915 night.
NORFOLK, II 80 a. daily
NEW ORLEANS Through Sleeper 500 p. M daily.
All trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light.
Ofces 49, 1I2 :6I. 4s4 40 Bway, 81 e. l4th ST..
io7 Bowery ~ T.; $780, 34i Fulton St. Brooklyn Station
foot OF Liberty ST. N C. r. Of ~ ). Baggage checked
IRON, hotel or residence destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-03
LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Stations foot Of West ?3d St. Penn r. H'' S0''"
Desbrosses st. .horv
'1ndlcate, time from West 23d 81. Othsr "s"'e' '
time from Cortandt Desbrosses ST. p. u> FOR
sO.15, G,4O A. NJ daily Sunday s8lS. z a. ND Ao'
MAuCI CHUNK and intermediate siationsp scRAN-
'7;55. S;15 A. NJ daily for WILk ESftAfNH'y xCk
TON week days) ELMIRA week day,; i1ntHHJJSS
GENEVA ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO. NlAG!Anina a. a. ana
and the West, and principal local points; dihns S ~
chair 10 Buffalo ,.a p,ooL
'IO,25. 1O.:,O A. NJ Sundays only for Bouna h'oo"
.1O.25 1O,SO A. M daily except Sunday. for MAUcH
CHUNK and intermediate points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-03

Britain 2340; France 3742; TO the Continent. +Is2
coastwse 1853: sales. 1850. go.
Savannah, July 2-Cotton nrm; midddins T?c; low
middlIng 7iac receipts bales; stock l20I3 Weekly
Rseents is0 bales; exports coastwise i7l7 saes GAG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-03

fts'FEE--The market made steady start open
in.rSith prices unchanged TO points higher ana oi
maintaining toeracly firm front on the ralla ie
cline in the coffee sight avaiaDo LOT tle
United States But European advces were not satioo-
tory Brazilian receipts were heavy ana there were SOM
bearish crop put circulation when caused
selling movement resulting in weaker feeling although
the Of the variations for the entre day wac only
a OF 10 points most. with the market hnaliy
compared the closing figures Of yesterday. Total
l6 $50 coffee inactive at noni-
nai!y unchanged prices; No Rio Issc and No Santos
TIC far invoice ote Sellers Change to-
day the three-day holiday in connection with the
falling off in visible supply naturally led to caution
supply which few weeks crowded 1000 bags.
: down 59i0S3 bags. against 33326i bags last
and 543 ass bags two years ago no shipments 70
Europe during Jane 6 900 bags Santos shipments
10 Europe during June 1000 bags; Rio shipments 10
United states $4,000 bags: Santos shipments TO United
IL bags ana Victoria shipments 10 United States.
TO- bags Havrc this week 10000 bags in
Guiding Brazilian. against 100000 bags last
week OF VIII oh $4,000 bags Brazilian. Steamer
Iunon arrived NewYork to-day with l6 43s bags. in
ciudne II a3s bags and 1850 bags Bahia Mild coffee
prices were as follows Meracabo. common to good. l0M
tic: GOD Cucuta, l3%Gl4c; La GuayTa. Caracas. l1l
Isle: Porto Cabeilo. i0GlGhc Savanlla Bucaramanga.
i3s TI6c: Bogoia l51q19c: Mexican. Cordova uGlT4c;
Oayaca liisQiac; Central American ordinary.
iOGi4o: fair good. 14zMi4c prime TO choice. i7%@
Ole East Indian interior 2i25c fancy 27G30c Javas.
2iG25c Angosura 12Q13c; Mocha. laalezc. Johnston.
Son & Co cable estimate Of the present Rio crop OF
35o oo bags old Rio estimated remaining 900
ola crop Santos remaining Insignificant.
of cont fOIOWs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-03
ROYAL BLUE LINE.


vrsr,n,1tsb Ed GThRn1liS s2sphfPSutESsfHS su1ypT
n., ,ou,. {, St Nhfs%ARK TBESoaFiEtb hoNrcLAIR
o"s The ORANGES. summit. Dernssdsvil!s SiSsmne
Ridse Msdison MO5s'0SSpE;w ve buppS LAKE,
MM55IKE lake HSpX MHs.Sinsien fHEiIPsBURd E1sT0N
WATER GAP, sTRoupsBuR9 i Pec9nS Acyn, AIN,
SCRANTON. PITTsroN MILKEsSAAKHFsE NANr MI
I r;. b HTich sPSlSSs So:sS
sYRAcTsE. osWEGo ITHAGA 9 MsEr 5L nj n
STI s,ssi q Siss:.,
,o,o6 s'eu0st ccafe Cap. BUFFALO. SCRANTON sINo-
HINTON. oWES0 ITHxcA EkAi R4 oU TtcHd
ESSRE sisA rI%s es @ &
M ParSs. Sss ss .ns ESnsA
PG%sS HSfi fssss ana pLrx
~" orI.;rH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Psrior Car:
IN" sor SCRANTON BIEGHAMTON. ELMIRA, BUyI
pS, S.s sssP'nHs a Sis N'"Y0rk "
SSonnis and BUFFAI.o arriving BUFFALO A. NJ
40 p. M 1Dailyl-BuFTAIO, scKANroN BIN0HAM.
ron oWEdo lTHAcA p ELMIRA syRAcvsE sna
oswEGo . EHrm TO- Riehaeid sprnss a' S''''''~
rIcKfTs AND PULLMAN A;,ScoMMoDArroNs e
Shaw COY 81 s 81 w Sss i,s
snS ioS Bfoadwsy Brooklyn. Timetables giving full IN
',WWrsTcoTr EXPRESS COMPANY VIII cali for en-
baggage from hotel or residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-03

DRUos-cpium quiet, there was nothing Of
s2eesi n'e,sss 70 spor osnns vas aso quiet Opium
s. bulk ii aoasI 50 Juices and s. eSos2 10 sishhs
Roots quiet but without material change Essential
oils were quiet. and IN come easier. Anse
quoted q 81 90 Peppermint firm. but without important
TLorf: AND MEAI~-Thsis a small. embarrassing
trade in -four today with prices UNCHANGED but little
heavy at the close particularly winter brands
Spring patents stqst 90 winter saights 954st I0S
s ws ss @a,s a sSs 81 D aSa s sssn
ss$ s't oaotea i: kin in 9ssi
81 gva$i TO- a. m. to vt brand s3 BAG MEALls. fine
fgED-Dull; 1870 and 50 n. winter in bulk, 50355c.
sprng. 5v432-c: 100 N. to4e5c feed. a7Hgjoc city
br... 5lis4c0c; honiny chop lIhc.
GHAIN-WHEAT-Ther was only small attendance
IN the wheat pit to-day Of the larger traders hav
ing anticipated dull day BY getting in an extra twenty
four hours vacation. Among those who down
seemed 10 predopate and prices al the morning
under the influence OF quiet demand, ruled strong
within narrow range Local buying Of July and for
Of THE early trade. There very little wheat on
r.le which explained the readiness with which prices
responded the demand, Influenced also BY advance
OF XQ%d In the Liverpool cable accompanied by slight
very little bull side but later IN the day had quite
heioui Influence owing 10 talk Of hot conditions In the
Northwest ard constant rains where harvesting 10 In
progress Water wheat markets said 20 be sns
those offered at Big grsn centres Northwestern re
cepts were moderate while Minneapolis end Duluth
stocks are expected lose nearly million bushels for the
The expert tsDsas consisted Of about seven loacs
sessosri wheat and i1ur shipments egsin on sise
scale foo,n~ up 900 bush ieoS COO bush for tne
week thus far sustaining estimates OF about l,ooyp
susa IN tao coming Nsble. 'The Modern Miller report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-03


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Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Llgnt, $780,, s.....
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General Manager General Passenger Agent.