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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. June 3.The weekly statement OF the Bank OF
England issued today shows the following changes
the previous Total de
creased 1906 600 circulation increased 100000 bullion de-
creased f5O55S other securities Increased fliO other
deposits f oo public deposits decreased fi4S
600 reserve decreased fs5.O0O
tiles decreased $4,000 The proportion OF the Bank OF
Englands reserve TO liability. which last week 554
per Is 5O55 per The Bank OF Engand's
rate 81 discount remains unchanged ut cent For
eign securities quoted follows: Turkish Group
90. a higher BIN: Group tc). y higher 22'4
Group tD). u higher at 2iss: others unchanged.
p. m.The market for American securities advanced
demand generally fair Consols FOR money. ii29. con-
sos for the account 1l27. Atchison. IN: Canadian
Pacific Con ST Paul common. Oh Illinois Central 0Si
Louisville 4sA. Mexican Central ~. 7ia; Sew-York
TO- Let preferred. 32ls Mexican ordinary ISL: Span
Ish A.. 2G1.. Bar silver steady q o-icd per ounce
bills Is per cent American cages quoted at 7Gs sd
Gold quoted ~ Buenos Ayres to-day at 1919
bon. 49, AT Rome. 1Oi0O.
Paris June 3.-The weekly statement Of the Bunk OF
France issued to-day, shows the following changes
compared with the previous account Notes In circulation
723O.Sp francs. TreaHury
r. 40 francs. gold In hand increased
bills discounted increased ~ $4,000 francs
silver in hand increased $4,000 francs
p. m-Three per rentes ioi francs 22s confines
the account. Exchange on london. 23 francs IN
centimes for checks.
Berlin June 3-The weekly statement Of the Imperial
with the previous Cash In hand
10 marks Treasury notes decreased 300
other Increased g. marks notes In cir
cu,ation increased 2io2o000 marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
THE TRADE N CHICAGO.

Chicago June 3 (SpeciaD.-Wheat was fractiona!ly
higher and July: September closed where 1t
did Wednesday and December showed 4 cent loss There
sharp advance Liverpool that the trade was
suspicious Of IT, I'D TO 2Hd or equal to almost cents
FOR the July No export business was done In spite OF
this extraordinary Liverpool strength and New-fork ex-
por,ers that while business would have been pos
sbe nominal Liverpool prices wheat could not be
sod the Ensshmen at their quotations. The cables
the effect. of driving in local shorts There
enough realizing by longs and enough selling against
puts to keep the advance within narrow limits The
close almost at the bottom July opened from W
10 GSi sold between 6S and 6SH, and closed at GSis
cents September closed about where 1t did Wednesday
GiSsTCi% cents December at GA cents cent under
Wednesday. The Price Current said the spring wheat
promise continued high Cash business here amounted to
only 80 900 bushels all OF it to mers. Exporters re-
ported nothing Charters made. There were fair
clearances532 900 bushels Northwestern receipts were
not quite last year-35s cars against 421
Cudahy was credited with covering wheat. A line Of
was The seller together with holders Of calls"
Corn proved the active deal @; the day aayanen s
~ cents ,5s T "ss %ssr Of S a
2 W. The atta we're not oerng so
covering %b h s for s
SS. but ass M RSw vlns week or
Charters seas bushels There was Of buying
ad Tee @
crop The professional view is that with warm weather
Oats UP. having had an advancing tendency for
rnp f the area is admittedly small and oats have
been depressed by corn There was frst-rate shipping
demand Samples Y 10 Il cent higher Local stocks
light. Offerings West are not large July sold from
y cent s sen ana st me
Of 5s S SDfasf
on selling which seemed 20 be for long account; they
finally Closed firm with Pork closed 10 IN cents
over Wednesday; lard Just Wednesdays prices ribs
about 2is cents Early the crowd thought there
was selling OF long lard for the Cudahys. There were
1900 hogs with $4,000 estimated for Friday There was
"a ming
place in tho few minutes Of tho session because
Of the rally. 49,. . .-,.
67s calls" 6ss.Q6sH cents Puts on July corn were
24h; Calls q cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04

So,,9s No ssrn F9% %
$d2 W. 1a 5s, 80 70 yH 4y: w. C. : ~
nSTSs No s5G ,m Ne = seed g. s
$50: %a;s? ., g. iss d
.sdaasr. short s.a sS' sans ( a
;Sa e whsy 1 !. finished faG4i per n F2 he
as ETSh1gs Ga ns butter creese sT steady at ma
sc eA Eggs Grm a. fresh. &c.
ss:1 e %ss a sss' I'D
!ssdy o" s. g p" Msy s d da
Sugar steady Eggs quiet, firm Sc. Cheese easy.
Mwsuss June swneat cs m corn No dI spF! Ns CSS
SAT- &a h ssp E aa mt Rye easy No e
nE st NJ Rsr f Ju S s SGr 5s2g
IoAc Flour unchanged Bran in bulk - 1896; sacked
coalae; sss '' Gsa sSRs9 s'en* 5u 1Sa
Oats nrm white June and July 25d2 2 A1g Ds
aan ' western creamery. 15aiaie: DO PennsyvanI%
5$s lt s do 5sarSy Western 2 Tsfi a.
dull and lower NewYok fun creams fancy SIC: %
tsr to s sRShan 1G'S ao% unssady
PsS T' asa in sa sa
Dressed ssSa po1t s9e nnf b"sr
I Western S'a as to size s,i and quality sa2;c.
St Louis sFlour dull .xS uTShns ss ba wh ifac
s3as5c July 7oNo asked August and sep'enas.sr 'sc
,ember Z5NG237,o Oats-spot higher; No 2 cash. lSo
bid; July isAo bid. Bran dull. weak. Butter easy
creamery i2ai5Hc; dairy I6g2Ic Eggs steady. INC
10 steady standard Is &c. '@ eSo,cs
81 Az. Bacon-Boxed shoulders. s. 37H extra short
clear 50 2 ribs IS 49, shorts so Dry salt meats
Boxed shoulders 81 20; short clear - 10; ros
81 80: shorts 81 DO
Toledo, Juno 3-wheat higher weak: No cash. 1sci
June TIC; July Tic. Corn active. higher No 2 mixed,
24tc oats dull firm No mixed. 1910. Rye dull.
steady: No cash Csc Cloverseed dull. easier: prime
October 81 22H OIL unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NBWJBRSB
Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block signals.
On and after May q. 1891.


-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
On and after May "a. 1897.
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty 81
For Easton, Bethlehem Allentown, Maucb Chunk. a
1880. ;i5. gl0 III AS to Easton) A. NJ. l:io 30 ~
a 80 10 Easton) 5:45 G 30 Allentown p. NJ Sunday
4;3o & :l5 to Easton) a. NJ. 100 5So. 600 = ~
For Wilkesbarre. Pt,ston and Scranton, o;lo A. Y
1910 1890 4:l5 p. NJ. Sundays. 4;3o A. 81.
For Reading at 4:30 SOC. $40. 1000. II 80 a. ~. In
l3O 200 400 $780, J:s5. 600 r. NJ, 1913 night. su,
DAYS 4:30 A. NJ. :O5. 200 500 500. Goo =. ~, 1874
night.
1880. 400 545 p NJ 1915 might. Sundays. 40 A. T.
loo. $50 800 p NJ. l2:lj night.
For Sunbury Lewisburg and Wlliamsport. at 40 e1o
e:l0 a. NJ. $40. 80 900 NJ. Sundays. 43o n,
ALL RAIL route;
Grove. and points south TO Point Pleasant, 40 So
I045 A. NJ. $50, $3.50. 400 i:30 Red Bank only) ~
53s G5 p NJ. sundays (stops al interaken FOR Asbu9
Park and Ocean Grove 900 A. NJ. 400 P NJ.
For Iaks%sod Tom; River Bnrnsgat Park and Barn
For Atlantic City. vineland and Bridge'on 40 A. Y
For Monmouth Beach. seabrigh: and Highlands Of Nav
sink. 4:3O $50 1915 A. 81, $780, 4:3o 443 p n. SUE
days. 900 A. NJ, 400 p NJ
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach. SornanaA
Branch, AGO. lois A. N. 90 SATURDAYS only) 80
For Elber9n. Asbury PARK ocean Grove; and p9as
onyi S:a5 p ~ SUNDAYS lstop at Interaken for Assu
PARK and Ocean Grove). $50 A. NJ
ga, Ago A. NJ 400 Saturdays only. 3:45 P. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NewYork. June 1897;
medium Tces; 8 p sn 1 sqs s Are a a, &
irner Holding Of Yellow eye w hear
s stead Nei much IN
% spo god s o DO msa G 30
sholce 9S7iG do medium "a and pea fair to good
good 81 $5ss DO White kidney s. 25asl 90; DO ysl
DO %" Lazy UsGS S l b6is Do
bag Sf do sS1tsh x bs sn sy Dc se Sss 05 but
with Lighter receipts snd Of M ayos wss
over that was paid was for some special lot and
g. FSsas more y ss:S SsSs
been coming OF late Exporters were not operating
s sna ID ns s ass % R sssey az sas
d light and the market = slow but steady
with fair inquiry from home trade Drices were sps-
@ DO %s aS .s 90 f1iFsi peg @
Ss tubs do s.4 hd' ' 90 Mes s as
fancy lac; dairy tubs thirds TO nrsts ioglasc in,a-
n2sTy 9y ~? 10 90 a fsis"s o SO i
Wss.sEn aGSTy Or 5 dairy Is large full cream ehees.
arriving to-day under enhancement and the available
for smsnd from %s @
IDENTIFY have increased orders and stronger feeling de,
s1rene ana me bulk Of the business settled on the basis
prices without improvement. though the movement Is
nave cleaned up fairly but large coored and small sizes
Sass sd at ss' I Spe able cuSa e. o
New stat d full arS s sSo,ed or white
a. choice; IS do fair e good ,Sa@Sss shi skins.
05eS SHsSe Par skins 81, seS s to prime Sao do COM
"fn G. 'a we're s lighter today and the mare,
gained rather irmer Trade is quiet however ana
ssd stock nc are @ at @ h Gs sn saS
Gs ae 81 seriously ve 20 bg m ease Gaa :
Dirty eggs continue scarce and firm: few very choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

!.
to Wts Side 'a Nchns doing sr% i've
city @5s,ssa 1sy:
at csaiibe dressed ~sh, sheep s2l dressed
weight refrgeratoT beef at e sgee per H. The orhe
SON 3 head o for o hs exeter '9a y @
Bristol ioi cattle FOR ritchard Moore Co.. the ornoco
for 80 cattle and 40 T 6T various e5
cALyEsresh arrivals all for the market We're 2s2
S asy % ,oai ciy ana
Mat at Slow closing @ nc ws o es
pens. however were about cleared Poor to prime veas
c eGg d h st%; Sess quiet at per weight
Sa a e sSsG Ga at Sg s
IS E d Mullen ~ y c ,Sd n., ss 4 as 49,
b h. at az = g. q + Fl FL
H. at 8i7 do S0 s ~ s. & r. d. ia h. IS S. SS
90 40 n at 81 80 70 vo.,, 10 N ., s,a7,s. 4,
sEnP AS Sc XlFena ssTs we're lsS cars s.
head car direct ard 20 on saea at jersey City The
active demand good grades fraction nrmer yeanss
about steady The inquiry f2T lambs was cxceednsy
Somewhat owing 70 he liberal offerings, Abou, 24
Wine u1SS sd ihs '@y ei,Eas GSs
ns at - T 5sr SresS yeanS,
dressed dressed lambs lambs. eG2Ac generaiy.
a! 100 H. e n 81 g e Is
virginia sheep H. at So; 80 do Of ID, at 81 20 "a
ca 10 al 50 %: liz d. az H. a. So 80. I'D do 6a H. al
So 20: leo Ohio yenrngs s. ~ at s. cay Is Virginia
DO IS 10 at IS Is Ohio sheep So 10 - co. 1l2
" 10 al s. co. rs DO 81 10 at - 90 Virginia sheep.
Newton Il Co: "a Virginia lambs u 10. at 81 1919:
%: do 90 NJ at 81; 1879 DO Gs n 50 sly; l6l do q
10 al Sc 90; 21S DO 65 ~ at so co. Virginia sheep 10
ID at -: 5 DO. I'D 10 At ts1o .
s. Judd Co.: l6S Ohio sheep lb 10 at ~ TO- ZAP DO.
SO II, at 81 60 ~ -
s1a$ IS II s 5 bead loo 's'sas Is
treme weights.
SaesGe0ge Dilenback: % state hogs III 10 average.
a - 30 roughs. $50 n. al 81 sIh
II II Hollis late yesterday: 90 state hogs. 1874 10
81 l5 Al DO Is No. at 81 o5 DO, c3s No. at s+ roughs
100 No. az So 49, do 40 No. at s3 stag. eco 10. at 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York June 8. 1907.
the session almost entirely OF local professional
the on s & s n
steady. with prices aSs point. higher: sassd on ia?
10 pros sss points in the Afternoon
snG fms finally dull with at net , sSn Of SS
steady underone with quotations unchanged midalns
ss''ss
to spinner Considering decline late yss,srday Lv
for Private advlces however, told of small sluggish
aas i is s X Ss
Ss su sn SsIs S be % s p
which VIM be issued the 10th inst. stimulate out:
d less w the as R6
to cotton showers number OF sections have proved
S Rs"s ~hs
h ha sS claim s ss that T the ~
free from grass general indications point to large crop
r @s isa ssS'
livery iaai o ssssp; Ct s ep' Sh
's hS
bales ssans, sss ssiss ias, SeTtss5n nils MI:
sSs DOR 1 into sight this Nay 3, in
Exports fpps3 countries during the las
ago decrease Of 7o$so7 bales Spot cotton Southern
" sa ss'eS was @
bales Mobile nGw9a G d ~ ,a Sna qlGP
as DUE Dsss '' 81 ssS sad uss.s
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables sPo. cotton t
American 700 sse RSs' 900 Ama1ean @ddns
as MsTsS
Ap sess4a june s 4o u
August 4oitts August September sels seP,eber-oeo-
steady Goth.@More demand.
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
ERIE RAILROAD.

r,rouyh trains leave New-York foot OF Chambers-ses
a. tooSs and Ave minutes earlier from West 2Sd St;
O,OO A. M.-Vestibulsd Express daily for WaNeIiI
p,nshamton Elm'ra. Runalo, bradford Arrive Buha"
o on ~ M-Vestibuied Limited fast mail Daily solN
train soi Chicago Chautauqua Lake arrives cievs
tann IN NJ Chicago, 8 T. NJ. Sleepers 20 Chicago
Cleveland ana Cincini att Dining Car.
IA - W-punalo and Cleveland Vsstibuled Expire
n,y arrive. pufraio T:i5 A. NJ. Bradford Ills A. n:
Jamestown s55 A. NJ. Cleveland iio p siseper;n ne -
buffalo and Cleveland ! akins direct connexions ''' ~
troit Chicago AMI tho West 49,. rsI,s
9,Ak u M.-Via Ctautauaua Lake and niagara Evms
psiy SOLID train TO Chicago slaepers to Hcfnelisv'~
cheaso and cnelnntsi Dining Sar AVN PULLMAN
seeomodscn at Ill ,s ?ei toi and 20. g jSsS-
st. Chambers and Yves, 23d st ferries New-Sosk ~
and 10 Futon-st. 100 Brosdwsy Bsnosyn; TW.stcost
Express calls for and checks baggage from note" ana
rssldences TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

81. Louis. June 3Ca.e strong and active choice TO
fancy export steers s5ds5 80. fair TO good native ship
ping 81 Goa IS 80 beef and butchers. Sig$@ So
lights So 1894 25 sockers and feeders S3HN 10: cows
and hefers 81 50aS4 90; Texas and Indian steers fed
SO 5Oqs4 5O grass. s3as3 90 and hefers f2 25T
50 30: heavy. SO 25ns3 81 Sheep strong. native muttons
81 2Jas % culs and bucks s2as3; Texas sheep SO +o8
81 %; lambs. Si@s8.
ase hs Sz sesvs s sa g. "I paess
81 40: mixed SO 35Qs3 49, lights 81 2Gt3 IS; Workers
g 22Q$3 49, pigs 81 SOG&3 33 Sheep stronger lambs
S3as5 49,
s5 -: bulls stays and cows s2a%3 rs common fat
S2as4 10 Hogs steady. unchanged prices sheep dull;
choice 81 I5at4 common 80 75as3 30: choice year
ngs 81 6gs4 80; spring lambs 81 6os5 5o veal calves
Chicago June 3-Trnde In cattle active 10 the
tent OF the supply at strong prices for desirable lots
sass for common 10 choice native beef
81 Prime beeves and pretty much nomi-
nal s. l0ds5 30. The stocker and feeder trade
again pretty good with sales mostly at 81 Da 80 Bulls
sold 81 50nS 10, and choice calves active and
strong at sGas6 30 with good demand from country
feeders Texas Rrassers and corn-fed cattle sold very
we'll prime going at 81 6J Trade In hogs opened
and 2ac higher Sales made NJ 81 2Js3 ca FOR the
poorest the best lots 81 hogs Later In the day buyers
held back. and the advance all lost The bulk the
hogs found buyers 81 50 81 49, range being very
Pigs so1 largely 1898 81. Sheep steady
with fair demand AT 81 T5q3 for the poorest 10 81 10
ass Cor the best lots with the bulk 81 sales So
81 80 Texas sheep cold at s. G5gsi 3s The lamb
nocks buyers Directing paying SIS IS
for the best Shorn lambs sold slowly 81 25dS5 few
going above 81 81. Receips-Cattle. 5000 head hogs
81 600: sheep. 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
:WESTSHORE R.K.

Trains leave " 42d ST. station. a. T.. as Follows and
Is earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
$50 A. NJ Daily. Local Buffalo.
1918 A. NJ. Daily for Albany Utca Syracuse. Roches-
ter. Buffalo, Niagara Falls Fort Wayne. Toledo. Cleve-
land, Chicago.
IL 10 A. NJ Daily except Sunday 70 Caskll Mountains
New PATTI Lakes Mohonk and Mlnncwaska Albany,
Utica. Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George. Parior 10
Albany.
600 p ". Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica, Syracuse
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis.
7,45 p. NJ Daily except Sunday. Syracuse. Roches-
and Buffalo.
S5 p. NJ Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cleveland
Chicago and st. Louie.
Time tables at principal hotels and offices.
C. Z. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
6 Vanderbilt ave-, New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
BALTIMORE g. OHIO.
Leave New-York. foot Of Liberty St.. daily.

Leave New-York. foot u Liberty 81. daily
CHICAGO. 2 p. m. and 1915 night
PITTsBURG. $50. ex. Sun. Sun. l2.i5 night.
W NHHNATTdx ST bA hGrs a. 800 % bn,ng Carr
II 80 a. m Dining Carl. o $50 Dining Carr. Dining
Carr @ D. m Is night; Sunday, 10 Dining Carl, 1l3o
a. m. Dining Carp. Dining Carp. Dining Carp. 9
D. m. II II night
NORFOLK. II. 30 q. m. daily.
NEW ORLEANS. Through Sleeoer 800 ?. daily.
All trains are illuminated with Pntsch Light.
Offices; 49, 172, 2s1 4s4. LAO Bway 81 F. 18th ST.
I27 Rowery ~ Y. 800 344 Fulton-st Brooklyn; Station
foot OF Liberty St. ~ c. r. r. Of ~ J. Baggage checked
from hotel or residence TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04

corn market to-day Reports quite unanimous In
noting delay In planting ana backward growth Pre-
dctions already IN the air suggesting material re-
necessary Kansas and Missouri without the immediate
help Of weather Country offerings were smaller
for fo5 at Chicago
Cash trade shut out by the advance in options and
corn quotca a07tc. b. afoat. Options closed 1MNc
higher than last night. .oATS-This market follow
the lead Of stronger and little more active
to-day. The dulness in cash property however acted
drag the market In the afternoon and occasoned
dull close at Nc ne, advance over last night Cash
prices hG1c higher No quoted 22d22hc;
10 Q oats Pic; No 2 white. 251c; No white. 241c;
track white ?5d32c track mixed 22G2ic. RYE-Mar
ket steady. quoted 3Gc. Buffalo. BARLEY
Market steady quoted 27%c. 81 Z. Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04

cOFFEE-Friends Of coffee futures disappointed
tAs morning the showing made by foreign markets.
on the ars call the feeling was steady with prices un
changed 10 points higher. Sales the opening were
limited 70 80 bags; 10 ~ 800 bags while for the
day. total transactions bu 5000 bags representing
exceedingly small market which finally dull. with
prices unchanged points net advance Smaller receipts
O measure, the total Rio ard Santos reach
ing but bags The visible supply for this
country continues keep outsiders from the mar
ket extent and until the movement from the
interior Of Brazil! shows signs OF permanent letup no
considerable investment interest is looked for Total Bra
lillian receipts the present time tthis aO
bags against 1870 0O bags last increase OF
$4,000 bags Compared with the average crop Of the
last fifteen the present amount Is larger by 5000
Stock Of Brazil coffee in the United States Is
425Oo0 bags; mild coffee, 10000 bags. which,
with the afoa-3I5Oo0 bags-fOots up something
10000 bags. compared with ?0..n M
Same time In 1896. Yesterday the steamer Kafr Prince
5000 bags cleared Rio. The steamer Iassell ar
rived in New-York to-day with 20,4+4 bags Rio. The
visible supply compared with the same day last
year is larger by 4j G2 bags and shows excess of
for spot coffee the street ruled dull all day
with quotations o less nominal the basis OF
7o for No Rio and ,o Sc for poSSsres S ba5
at 5sc over these figures The mild coffee mar
ket though quiet had fairly steady undertone. Quota
lions follows: Maracabo-Common to good, lO1zQ
INC: good Cucua, 1874 p14c. La Guayra- Caracas 12g
18c: Porto Cabello Ioisal2c. Savana .Bucaramanga,
I3ssal6lac: Bogoa, I6ls0lec Mexcan--Cord9va. llR0
ordinary i0ai4c; fair to good 14aglsc prime to ch
22c Javas 2lha25c. Angcstura. l29lSc Mocha. 1870
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A; A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for The Trb-
"A received their Uptown Office No .242 Broad
way, % door north Of Sst,st until o'clock p m. ad
vertisements received at the following branch offices
regular Office rates until o'clock p. m. VIZ. 25+ sh
ave. cor 2Sd-st i52 6th-ave cor i2th-st; Macy
6th-ave and 1+th-st l42 Coumbus-nve. West Goth
100 West 42dst near 6h-aye.: o2 East 14,h-st 25I
West 42dst.. between 7th and Sth 59 East 47h
ST.. LAS 2I,ave between 10Th and 77h sts 1928 3D.
ave. near flst-s.; 554 sd-ave 2o Bieeckerst: sos
Bleecker-s 20OS 3d-ave 24o Eas. 79th-st.: 1921
ave-. 1902 3d-ave 05 Amsterdar-ave: 400 42d-st
I4s East lGth-st: 2oa East asthst $50 9thave. e3i
$40 Broadway: 1853 :dave 129 sh-ave: 13is 2d-ave
!5a 6tf-ave At the Harlem Offices: 2o5l Sd-avs.
ie5th St bet 18th 9Th ayes 400 west li,th-s. Al
Prnokvn OHlcaa. 207 Fnton-et. 20 Fulton ST..
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHlI4ADELPIiI BAI.I ISOItE MD
WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia. week days, 80 SO sSo loM
Parior csrj, .:so 500 Dining CAP. 500; 139 200 .
Can a. NJ. 200. 400, 500 Dining Carp. GOO p. "
1918 night
II 80 DINING Cap A. NJ. 200. $3.50; 300 Dining can
Car, A. NJ. 300. 500 Dining CaD. Goo p. r.. i2n
nizht.
Liberty St. 49, l72. 2sl 43+ o44 I1to 1929 Broadway
73; 9Th Az 81 East 14th St. 1853 East IcJth ST.. "a
West i25th ST. 25l Columbus Av New-York; Court St.
SEQ Fulton ST.. Brooklyn: 9s Broadway. Williamsburg
The New-York Transfer Company will call chs
baggage from hotels or residences 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston June 3-Coton dull; middng re; low
mddng 6sc; good ordinary. Gi3c. Receipts, 3+l bales
exports coaetwise 6O bales: sales. 81 bales: spnners
~ bales: stock. Is. 23I bales.
Norfola June Cotton firm; middling, 70.i0c; low
mddng i6c; good ordinary. 6iac. Receipts i2i bales
exports coastwise 40 bales sales 10 bales stock SOS
bales
New-Orleans June 3.--Cotton steady: mlddllng. INC
low midding l5I6c good ordinary. Gsc Receipts. 21d
bales; sales leo bales; stock. Si0s3 bales
Savannah, June 3--Coton dull and dropping: midng
re; low middl!ng. 67sc. Receipts. 81 bales exports
coaswise, col bales: stock, G.2D2 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. JUNE A. 1897.

r,our-s, Louis fancy winter dull q 3D. Hops at Lon.
don Pscnc COAST steady. coG7os Beef d pk S"Il:
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