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The herald., 1897-01-06

MRS. WALKER. CLAIRVOYANT AND
me business reading medium. al!
business affairs of life looked into for the
advancement of your future. Gives read
ings daily from . a. m. to p. m. 3lGia S.
Spring st. 3-17-97
The herald., 1897-01-06

WANTED-MONEY: $500 on . LOTS
close in TO oil region. 10 per cent GUAR
ANTY TRUST 6, COLLECTION CO., 81
Bryson blk.
The herald., 1897-01-06

FOR SALES ACRES GOOD LAND.
near corner Alameda ST. and Santa F'e X.
r. $3.50 per acre. T. WIESEN DANGER,
227 w Second ST.
The herald., 1897-01-06
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-JAN. 4. PAIR GOLD SPECrA-
cieS in hanging case on Broadway or
Spring st. Finder leave win CONRApI.
1l3 S. Spring ST., and receive reward &
lost ONE GENTlEMAN CLUSTER
scarf pin. five diamonds: return to II
NACHE 4 co, 331l4 Comme rcial 81. ana
receive reward. Il
F0uND-SAM. THE CHAMPION HORSE
Clipper. l2D \. Broadway; gentle horses.
81; terms cash.
The herald., 1897-01-06
WANTED-TO RENT HOUSES

TO RENT OUR
house renting department is in daily re-
ccipt Of inquir.c- fer houses vacant and
furnished. List your houses with us and
secure tenants. THE GOWEN- N-EBERLE
CO.. l41 :. Broadway.
The herald., 1897-01-06

FOR SALE-RICH LAND, ONLY $35 TO
$50 per acre. with free water right. ES-
CONDIDO LAND CO., 305 W. Second
The herald., 1897-01-06

FOR SALE-s2s0: LOT. SAN JOSE ST.
bet Seventh and Eighth. $io0. Stanford
ave. near Eighth. $50 for 4O-foot lot
near Central ave. in South End tract. T.
WIESEN DANGER, 22I W. Second ST. !
The herald., 1897-01-06
WA TCHM.4kING

PLAIN GOLD WEDDING RINGS. ALI.
sizes and weights. hest quality only W
j. GETH, jeweer, 33G S. Broadway. If
The herald., 1897-01-06

FOR SALE-HOUSES BUILT AND SOLD
OF monthly payments: have some pretty
homes ready now. ]. c. ELLIOTT, 450 S.
Broadway: office open evenings. 1851
FOR SALE-WE SELL THE EARTH.
BASSETT & SMITH. Pomona Cal. G-26tf
The herald., 1897-01-06

FOR SALE-SAN GABRIEL; ONLY A
few and 1O-acre blocks left; water right.
Now Is the time to buy: If you have any
thing to sell or trade see e. K. ALEX
AMBER, 122 S. Broadway. II
The herald., 1897-01-06

FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN; A FIRST
class fruit and provision store; stock
consists of fruits, vegetables, groceries.
cigars. tobacco, etc: first class location on
principal street; low rent: living rooms
in rear: stable. etc; will invoice stock.
w. L. COONS, Santa Monica.
The herald., 1897-01-06
WANTED-AGENTS
WANTED-TO BORROW

WANTED-TO BORROW $4,000 ON $50. .oa0
worth of inside property: gilt edge. f. f..
DAVIS, attorney, offices !, ., 3 Los An
geles TEeator building.
The herald., 1897-01-06

FOR SALE-A BARGAIN; $3.50; AND
room houses corner on Main ST.: will pay
% per cent on your money Call and look
at this property as soon as you can for
it will pay LOTSPElCH a. BOYD, 32t 5.
Broadway.
The herald., 1897-01-06
FOR SALE-LODGING HOUSES

FOR SALE-AN S-ROOM LODGING
house on Spring St. close to the business
part of city; elegantly furnished; all
new will sell at a great sacrifice, as
owner must go 10 old country.
Soc BEN WHITE, 22l W. First St, for
a bargain. 1-23
The herald., 1897-01-06

FOR sALE-HoUsE OF ROOMS AND
barn, on Ninth St. near Alvarado St:
cheap for cash. Inquire Of OWNERS a.
the Belmont cor Fifth and Main SITS. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET.

40 car, New ~, York 1. June 10 1897
West side aughterers. Nothing doing in live cattle
ff9s ss9i S 9f~ aa a at NJ s
cables No Sss ay or to M T The Kansas
cALvEs Receipts s!a head - a
live and prices fully strong Yesterday
!eas sold at s4SsG % per 100 NJ buermk caves S at
So 5oa$4 citydr.ssed veals steady at saioc country
nc little calves at 5GGc. a. -
So 3 per 10" n: do ~ ST. Do S 10 "a,
nj H s E g. 40 cG S'% : * Caves 81 "a
Tq ~ ls % v s Is al less s 81 Dc
y; o,s g M g vs9i. +. n a; seS
the stock carried over from YESTERDAY total q 81
sheep were slow at weak prices yearlings quiet. but
s he dulles, az the the bulk Of the Offerings
going over Sales were at reduction from yesterday
corded hal amount OF stock changed Fully
Witch were ans' Ordinary % sdo Sheen sd
81 81 100 NJ Inferior to choice yearngs at 81 5oas5
yee1inss sa,oc dressed lambs g mainly mainly at sgi
average At So - PSI do H. at s. 80 ss2 d. 81 no
ns q 5o 1873 Kentucky S ' sheep He 81 at M
% virginia 1S5 DO 10 ~ az 81 2' 10 do 1903 ~ at g.
go Buffalo warnings rs No. s.: 80 Ohio sheep Io3 H.
at si'a 10 do. 81 d. at 81; 10 Kentucky do los No.
Newton Co: POI Virginia lambs Gs 10 at so 25: 81
Ohio sheep 81 N. at 81 35
$: Sanders: 23o Buffalo sheep part yesrngs) IS H.
at 81 80.
Nm co %3sn 7S sE Kf T1y smsr 81
D. Harrington: 30 Buffalo yearngs ~ n. q S.
Jellife. Wright & Coz l47 Virginia lambs 81 H. at
So rs.
head sale S',a a "SeS NJ 64
weights
saes-A W. Lamb: "a State hogs I47 ID average at
81 % per 100 N; G3 do. ld3 10. at 81 20.
Hume & Mullen Late yesterday State hogs 900 II,
at 81 IS: do 2i5 ~ at 81 10: do. 3i5 10 at si 2
roughs $40 n. at 81 10.
s. Judd Co.: Late yesterday. II Ohio hogs lGo n,
o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
IMPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York, June 10. IS.


.;nn today The market opened steady a. an advance
eoneting crop accounts with fears Of buish bureau
closing fgures before ~ 70 which hour only 1000
saslishsd crop ne substance q
4. room the Government reported condition sss
ss sG"R1'iss s r'iss' sfas .
the condition last Year reported June 10 al e5:.
al ! % es SS for an %
SCS, Per TSs ss ssr ee se y
iSs report 1 %as market BY or but
interest disappeared and the market became sas;
for further business Lauidatlon Sc, in and the marke,
seasons V%itho s stimulating confidence shows the
su ss ' the weather has been cold and damp and
the R at IN many ecn
confirms private advces the market was rather
absence outside ntees, local bears took advantage Of
me S e COURAGE nas Of ss e Sf
afraid matters until late I'm the session.
closing steady loss of eos points Total sales Of
.,s ssiS:a Sn1SSs
eins SPlsnd, asd Futures steady partial S.a
n @
Sis s5a s4sv
Southern spot markets, middling quoted fol-
lows: Galveston steady. 5-isG sales 50 bales: New
doing 7l.c: Savannah dull. nc: Norfolk hrm 96c
sales bales: Memphis firm 3-l6c: sales; 400 bales
Augusta steady 7ac; sales GA bales: st Louis quiet
&c: Charleston Arm re wilmington Arm rs Bali
but 300 bales the Continent Consolidated stocks foot
up 27Oll2 bales including 1926 bales at New-York
ca 500 bales In New-Orleans and 1s24S bales In Gal
weston TO Great Britain so far this week
42s bales: TO France sos bales and TO the Continent
"a 3O2 bales far this season TO Grea
britain have 96l 057 bales: TO France 6s5 Ist
halea 10 the Continent 2063 sac bales and TO the Chan
mel 4s1 bales Receipts at all ports from september
10 Ia SOS. 7OJ bales.
The Of contract prices follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11

wheat belt caused reaction from the highest point IN
the afternoon. but the market closed with Iary
firm undertone at h6%c net advance The Government
port condition Of 1873 for winter wheat against
last month and TO last year, spStns vhset ~ asn@
900 last year, all wheat S. against ~ isst year
or 90 per cent Of that 1906 Indicated yield
OF winter wheat 900 BUSH and Of spring wheat
Isa 900 600 bush a total OF 4+6000OOO bush or nearly
40 than the Thoman estimate earlier IN
The report bullish than expected ana
July advanced the curb to 75Sc. Only 10000 bush
afoat 10 arrive follows: No hard Duluth .oNc;
No 1 Northern Duluth. 7ss.c; No Northern New-fork.
177sc: No Northera Duluth 11i4c... .CORN-The corn
developed unusual activity and sharp advance IN
prices to-day An increase In outside speculation wae
feature market. Crop reports were decidedly un
interest the bull side. At the West a prominent
operator lately heavily interested in wheat was large
buyer presumably for long account The strength
OF the market also helped by talk Of very bueh
Government report month and the unfavorahle Price
Current OF the week Most Of the selling came
which trader seemed be the only bear
sight. There practically no business Tor ex
port. No quoted 29itc elevator. 301sc delivered
and 3O5sc O afoat. .OATS-The oats market dis.
little activity during the day. but showed
hrmness unfavorabe news and the advance
mort trade consisted Of 10000 bush No oats quoted &c
No oats 2lisc. No white. 25l1c: No white. 2tac.
track white 25G3lc track mixed. 22G%Ic The Govern
ment report condition So against DSS last year.
The acreage given 93 cent OF last years area
RYE-Market steady; quoted 30sc Q { Buffalo.
acreage 9S per cent Of last year. BARl1Ef-Market
quiet: quoted 27iac nominal, Buffalo. The Govern
ment REPORT condition S7+ the same as last year.
The acreage is 92.2 per cent Of last years area
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York, June 10 1897.
BEANS AND PEAs-Recepts continue moderate but
there very quiet trade passing. Important orders
Ugh, all the and the Jobbng
been small The recent advance In well sus-
tained and there rather a firm holding strictly
choice quality. Medium and however. drag. and the
feeling is barely steady Red and white kidney firm
owing light holdings. Other varieties limited
mand and unchanged. Green peas stu duh. We quote
Beans choice per bush 81 1881 IN fair
eoo. sia,i 10; 10 medium. choice sIc do pea $50
s1itc; medium and pea fair TO good 81 30Q$l do
white kidney 81 80; do yellow eye. 81 O5asl 07 lima
California, 81 22izQ$l 20; DO Lady Washington s2.4
s7hc green peas bbs G5q67zc: do bags 6c; Scotch
bbls 75177ikc; do bags. 67i1c
BUTTER-Trade Is working slowly to-day, and
q quantity OF stock accumulated
stir unsettled Prices for strictly fancy table grades
changed enough 10 warrant making altera-
quotations. IN; for all other qualities the
marked and concessions quite frequent.
Exporters showed little choice and fancy
creamery few hundred tubs purchased at I4
l5c They also buying lots Of fresh fnctory
at io9ioAc: considerable part OF which goes to the
Continent Of Europe We quote: Creamery. Western
tas per No. i5c do nrsts iIc do thirds to seconds lin
13c do State extras. l4tg5c do thirds to nrste no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11

Cash quotations fows Flour sea az No no 3
vh T%. ss ~ s*g S3?:s n SS
M Ha 20 T. &ia5S 10 T. Ia?ss FAX.
s ssss 3sS S5 e sa. .ssi1s;,
boxe saSc: short clear sides boxed tsa43sc ~his
key di.iers finished s9oas per p E Produce Exchange
today the butter market was firm creameres g
dares oai2c; cheese quiet 7asc: eggs hrm' iresh' w.
Cincinnati June lo-Flour quiet Wheat foq q"s. G HS
1 s 45S !" p fs5 'S wsaR aas 10
Milwaukee, June lo.-wheat firm; No spring ~ Tvs;
YSTtheTn Ie Jgy White &C., G Ggn s' No 90
2i.a2isc. BARLEY steady No 2. a2c sample 2e'aaa2e
spemSs No ha, (. ?$S Y2 ..s SSTih ea
sai os2 so Bran I'M" in bulk 5aS So 'as
June dn,rass Sc
J 5asS AnFg: and sed Sane july
August and september montreal Oats firm No Si@
June and Ei.ay fancy Wsssn aDs
PsnnsS9na prints ie do DO WF Wsserh prn
iic Cheese rm Refined strong and in good good
Dc and At s s.1 Ss s b. % snf =
and 6c granula,ed and crystal A. 4c COP %
Zee e at &C. ~ 10 Il at a. ~ ?Ss1
@ eon pEhe TG SS city lark Td o
@ CAKES . s%s iss s2h L oG PS%y
ss7c spring chickens i2alsc Dressed poultry quie,
and broilers easier fowls choice 9a9sc; fair good
sdsitc broers Western i5a2oc: nearby do 2og23c. as
size and quality
St. Louis June l0.-F1our dull and unchanged Wheat
-Spo. higher No red cash. elevator. SIC bid; track
ss1dS9c; July. G9a.c bid August. 6Isc asked sepem,
ber Csc asked. Corn--Spot higher No 2 cash. 22AR
24i.c; July 227s923c; September 2iHc bid oats-spo
nrrner: No cash. l7ac bid; July. lsc bid Bran dull
nd weak without change. Butter slow; creamery, ia
l5sc; dairy. ea,2c Eggs steady at Sc whiskey s. 10
Pork dull nrmer: standard mess tobbing 81 3OTSs 80
Lard nrner: prime steam. 50 @o choice 81 aa Bacon
shoulders IS 37s clears 81 CO. ribs s. 35 shorts
S. 30 Dry salt mea;s-Toyed shoulders. 81 Is; extra
short clear 81 20; ribs 81 80; shorts. 81 60.
Toledo June l0.--Wheat higher. dull No cash. soc:
June. roc: July. Io'.c. Corn active firm: No ? mixed
2sc. active steady; No mixed. i0c. Rye dull
steady cash SIC asked. Clover seed dull steady,
primo cash, 81 TO- OIL unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
asy o Co. Ressvss: c.is 1900 hsss 5000; sheep

AZ % &c. Spring lambs more active a tsvso 70
per 100 H. ReceIvts; Cafus $500; hegs. "oo; sheep'
i0,0nQ H., w..k N
kansas city June IoCsttls steady hsss s,ssa scs:
mIrsa 1, s0as3 AZ; iishs 81 i5ds3 3o Yorkers sSg
"a 80: pigs 81 5oas3 Sheep steady: lambs s3gso "a"
muttons. 81 50a$t 10. , sxax, ts,
East Liberty 10Cattle steady; prime s sSgsa ~
common 2jT$3 90; tuls stays and cows s-9s' ~.
HOGS slow; prime pics 81 e5Gs3 20; best medium weights
and good Workers 80 common 70 far s 80
choice sia$I TO- common SO G0gS3 20 choice yeahsr
81 5Oqs4 10 spring lambs s+1s5 veal calves - oos -
st Louis June fO-Catte steady to strong for ha
steady for Texans: choice 70 extra steers soa'4 10 rd
10 good native shipping 81 Jonsi 9D dressed bet anu
butchers Sld$4 30; seers under loo No. ~ -,
sockers and feeders 81 T5usi 3d. and heefe ~ 'y
G,: Texas Indian fed - Uba>i pI:
s3qsi 10 Hogs weak to DC lower: light ~ doas, a a..
MIXED 81 onds3 35 heavy 81 30aS3 90 Sheep steady
native muttons 81 25as4 30 cults and bucks 81 2oG'3 -o
Texas sheep So 4OaSi I5 lambs. 81 J0uS5 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. June 1O-Trsde In cattle was slower than
usual with and medium grades inclined 10 sell
"a shade lower. Sales basis Of s44x1 for
poorest native dressed beef cattle UP Sass 30
for choice to strictly prime beeves with most Il
transactions 81 5OGS5 The stocker and feeder trade
showed renewed vigor. sales being mostly a 81 GOA
81 40 with sales Of choice I35-ib yearlines at 81 80
and choice ss0-ih stock cattle at 81 GO4s4 G2is
Bulls sold freely at 81 4oat4 for poor to prime while
cow hefers active at s2I$S 90 Primo light
weight brought SO ~ 100 ~ Texas were
fairly about former prices. There good
general with prices 2ac per
100 lower. Saes largely az 81 +0it3 47s hogs
selling al range ~ 81 2Dg$3 J2ia and pigs
al Sass Most OF offerings were II quality
aud there the usual scarcity II lightweight hogs
Prices for sheep steadier under better csrand
but many left last nsht TO admit OF any
general advance Sheep sold 81 OS4 - inferior
prime nocks the bulk selling at ~ 5OGS4 SO Rams
brought $50 50 90 Lambs about Toe higher, with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11

Through trains leave NewYork. foot Of Chambersst.
follows and ave minutes earlier from West 23d-st
O.OO A, M-Nestlo.lod EAplrss daily Maysry
Binghamton Elmra. Buffalo. IL adford Arrive Raifak
800 r. NJ. rarlor ca. 20 Buffalo. 81.
300 +. M.-vestbucd Limited fss, mall Daily. sofia
train !o Chicago VIA shag'aaa,a Lake. arrives Ceys
Cleveland and Cincini att. Dining Car.
,:sO r. M.-Bunao and Cleveland v.stibuled Express
Daily arrives Buffalo, 7:iJ A. NJ bradford Si5 A. ~.
Jamestown s:a5 4. NJ. cleveland i:i5 p NJ seepers y
Buffalo and Cleveland akins direct connections for D.
troit, Chicago and tho West.
s;t5 M:-ya Cfantauaua Lake and NIAGARA FsiS
Chicago and cincnntai Dining Car.
aocoInmodaticns a. III Ia 2di. 4o and eS7 Broad
ST.. Chambers and West 23dst ferries New-York; 50
and 720 FULTON ST.. 100 Broadway. BROOKLYN: 30 Hua
srn-st Ifohoken. and Jersey City Station. westcot
Expre.. calls and checks baggage from hotels asd
rvsidences to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11

FLOUR AND MEAT,-There was q moderate business
IN rour today, chiefly among the top grades Prices
81 %: winter patents 81 50gst So spring bakers
X 406,s3 65: extra winters 50 30gS 90 RYE FLOUR
eFsisiy active GALES 900 bbis 81 loas2 50. CORN
MEALEF1rm: sales 700 bsi' 0n4tsd kin,dried ~ .og
f,ns' w5re To; me yellow. 72gI5c: coarse. J9a0oc
FEED steady Quoted: 40 60 and 80 10 winter In
bulk CoQ62,9c: sprlg tS9coe 100 10 S eS shsrps
sySS sss0so6: homny chop 50q52i1c.
'cRkIN-NHEATThe wheat market to-day was In
euenc.d by multitude Of conflicting crop ana other re-
,ors h,, throughout session maintained generally
arm rdertone swelling out al times 10 decided strength
na gain saeeing on sales made profits
A. ~ oiset the market affected by moderate local
covering and small movement In the Northwest IN con-
nscon Win lneasiness the Chicago cash situation
b Jgyeroo market opened luisd lower and closed dull
a. about the figures. Paris wheat partially
Stgber but Berlin closed ldlA marks net lower. The
foreen trade this market consisted OF little buying
A. the opsnng with rumors Of good Continental demand
~ business was below the
hut eeaboard i56 bush OF wheat and
cIea far this week have been ll590CO bueh
Home crop news conflicting AMI European advices
buiish including reports OF damage in Bulgaria and
Rroania from haiistorms Manitoba crop reports
the Northweet favorable prospects for winter wheat
proved OF some the bears during the
rbnnan's prediction the Government report was
sjdefed rs,her buish. He estimated that the winter
creased il per cent suggesting yield Of
bush The Price Current non-commtal and had
hut small Influence the market The afternoon
was correction In last weeks 'Bradstreet
Go0o0Oo bush instead 100000 bush
me mn crrTsction reached the weet before local
erc-yd heard ~ a. having through de-
yed here. Improved late crop reports from the winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
WEST SHORE RI

Trains leave w 42d st. station NJ Y. as follows ana
IL m earlier from foot Franklin St
:.3O A. NJ Daily. Local 10 Buffalo. ,. po,,..
ter BufraIo Niagara Falls Fort Wayne. Toieoo' C'eVe-
ii 40 A NJ Daily except Sunday, 70 Catsk Mounta,ns
New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and MinDswasKa !,los' =,
Utica Saratoga, Caldwell. Lake George. faroT cur '"
Albany. ,, y,,,,. syrac,sa
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Deu""
Cleveland Chicago and ST. Louis. ,. poo,s.
.,45 p NJ Daily. except Sunday. Tor SYRACUSE ''0
ter and Buffalo 49, go , po.,..,e,
S15 T. II. Daily for Albany. Uuca SSrs,e' ,eyeland
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit S'e'eian''
Chicago and St. Louis.
Time tables at principal hotels and offices $50
c. f LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
BALTIMORE g. OHIO

Leave New-York Zoo, q LI6eIty ST. da"''
CHICAGO. p. m and IL - night .. 18th.
riTTsRURG $40. ,! Sun; ID 2 Sun. i:;,' night
wNsuIytT6y pAHTrMoRr. 500 10 Dining Car,
s D,nIs Cs5 sn aSo p 10 16n, as Car
a. N. fp,ning Carr. dining Carr. Dining Carr.
D. m. 70 10 night.
'VORrOTE - 20 A. m. daily. 80 .,.
NEW ORLEANS. Through slesoer ZOO .; m da"''
IN trains are .'ur,inated With Pr'sch Ight ... g.
onrces: iis I72 pal 49, LAO Bway ~ it s,a,,on
foot Of Liberty St ~ G. r. r. NJ " j. Baggage ehecHea
from hotel or residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWJERSEl
anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
on and after June :. i,yi.


and after June 1870 -
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty s..
For Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch cnunk "a
$50 5:i5 $40 Ol AS to Easton, A. NJ l;lg, 80. tW
q 30 10 Easton) 5:45 1870 10 Aento"nl ~ sladaR
4:3o & 10 70 Ess ton) A. NJ. 100 5+O. 600 q.
i:iO 80 AIS p. ". sundays. 40 A. NJ , .
80 200 o. 4:30 545. 900 p N; 1915 night. sun:
days $50 A. H. co. 200 500 $50. Goo p 81. iz:u
For Harrisburg a, 49, 500. olo. 1870 A. n, i:ia
1870 $50 S:4J p. NJ. 1918 night Sundays. fO A. H..
leo 500. 600 p. NJ. l2:Ij night
o:iO A. NJ i:iO 80 900 p NJ. Sundays. 30 4 y.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, &c
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Asoury Parkso oeem
Grove. and points youth 10 Point Pleasant $50, e@
iO45 A. 81. 80 $3.50. 400 43o Red BARK on!y): ~
Gas 6l5 p NJ Sundays stops a. In,erlaken FOR As'aT
cat 4:3O go A. " 30 40 p. ~. a.
For Atlantic City. Vineland and Britseton. 49, A. u,
Beach, ssabrsh and u Hsnlsne' e N save
Gays 'oo A. SANDY hook ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c.
From pier i y r. foot Of Rector 81.
For Atlantic Highlands. Highlsnd Beach Norna ma
Rumson Beach. seabrght. Monms.th Teach, ana ~
Branch 43O. lois \. NJ 600 Saturdays oniy). a'A
500 p NJ SUNDAYS. $50 A; NJ; ZOO p ~ ,o,,.
A.burv park and ocean Grovej. $50 A. ".
Fer Lakewood. Toms River Barnegat Park ara Barr
rat 4.oO A. N. q 90 SATURDAYS o-'v) o'sS y "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

c,;vos,on June lO-Coton steady: middllng. 5-i6c:
- ,r1ting Il 10 l6c; good ordinary. lGc: receipts
e bales exports coastwse o'o bales sales 800 bales
s'o T,,h J,ne iO-Cotton firm: middlng iGc: low
miiGiinr Ice COED ordinary. 6'sc receipts i2 bales
sales : iales: stock 1887 bales
New orleans. June io-Coton steady; miidling.
,,e l54 b,les sales 1000 bales; stock co 500 bales
say,nrah June io.-Cotton dull. mddng 1i.c: low
rdiline &c receipts 40 bales exports coastwise -
bales; stock i5.3iS bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-11
ROYAL BLUE line.
TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
. INf.TnN

WASHINGTON. 80
For Phaa.phis wssS diy :s SS s9 49, s sSS hU
Parior Carr .ao .Dions Sss $40, e9s i9S q s sss:
Cal, 4. NJ. 200 400 500 Dining Carr GOO p H.
For Baltimore and WASHINGTON. week days SOD 100 Ss
II 80 DINING Cap NJ 200 sso go go IpS'ns b Ga
Car, A. H. 200 500 DINING Carr 900 p b.. i2iS
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Western 43s 90. iIams-Short cut. ~ 10 10 No. easy
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short rib 20 TO "a ID. steady 2Gs long clear mddes
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