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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-10

Cash quotations follows: Flour hrmer; No 2
:s r.S ';s 49, S Y SG s.nf r?'s Saa!ss
nai e ; sSafl s4a 81 s So )" ss:sy Ss"
HS,s a g,%S: %Ssy s:f s;: "a $.s
1boxed, 5d5,c short clear sides Coxed,. 4,.a+c wills
dsTs finished On s9 sS pT sn M ~ G
a; n% sss ssady at e Ss' 70
i 'sf ssr1$s 81 $Sj g. 5
7oisc No Northern 55c; July este Corn scarce: 30
&c eS o" .a T% on Ne track Rye n% ~
patents %s s s. ss B. s esss Sss
:: :S:$sl No &f Ssr SIS ~ June x55s.- a
J"ne Ts sx and &c Iss
and September. nominal Corn unchanged: No 2 mixed.
June. 2s4a2oc: July. Auguet and September nominal.
S% ny m s%S and no
ARM pn s dc p s sr. @
nsnSy god @S ssi. % sna
e:.5 Nos Q and were advanced l.lec. and No 5
prime in hide country s'sqss dark ' do
& ss; qa ag' S "a ROSTERS, 1--we
chickens i2aiss Dressed poultry steady air demand:
western I5G2Cc as size and quality; nearby do 24S
| &c to slze and quality
st. Louis. June 9.-Flour dull. unchanged. Wheat
Spot lower: No red cash. elevator s2,i as3isc track
s3isassc: July G9sT604c: August 8Ii.c asked; Sep
smber c1,ac c ssT,e,, cash :2'ia22c July 22c
bid July. ls'sc. Bran dull. weak: sacked east track
| nominaily, isqloc. Butter quiet; creamery i5c dairy
| Cdi2c Eggs lower. sAc Whiskey 81 10 PORK lower
standard mess j9bsIns 8 aoass Lard lower; prime
q am extra clear s. 81 ribs IS as shorts IS To-
Dry meatsHoxed shoulders s. I5 extra short clear
| 81 20; ribs. 81 80. shorts. 81 90
Toledo June 9.-Wheat active weak: No 2 cash Toe.
June 1ssc: July. Toe Corn active. steady; No mixed
25c Oats steady; No mixed. i0c. Rye lower weak:
No caeh 3ttc C1over.eed dun. steady; prime DC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-10

FLOUR AND MEALI-The market had firm opening
srd prospects Of good business until the sharp
break in wi shut demand and caused an easier
feeling throughout close unsettled. Spring pat
ents ranged s4I$+ 90 with bids fairly numerous at
"a To- spring clears quoted So sass IS winter straghts
- i0att 25 winter patents 81 GOas4 So
I'm, "a 3Oas3 CO. RYE FIOUR--Quet: sales 40
hhls s2 IOa 80 ..CORNMEAI<-Fairly active; sales.
zoo btis Quoted: Kilndred 81 S0g$l 10 as TO brand
RAG MEAL-Quet. Quoted: Fine white, Toe; fine
yellow i2Q7Sc; coarse. $4,000. .FEED-steady.
ouoted 40 80 and n winter in bulk GOd62.c spring.
Ie0c: 100 No. 6Oq65c sharps 5Ogioc; feed 5O95c;
cty bran s2ka63c: oilmea. $40 50V$2o: hominy chop.
GRAiN-WHEAT-An early scare Of shorts. principally
In Juv was responsible for violent rise Of 1c bush
this morning, followed later in the day by decline
saualiy sudden which left the market finally
o. of from the top and %qlsc below last night The
agitation among resulted from reports OF another
people suggesting the possibility OF no regular ware
houses after July coupled with fears that the Chicago
contract stock has passed into single hands In the
bulge, whiqA was Of q wildcat order. short
and decided the selling OF long wheat became such a
4 crash developing liquidation and Generalization before
the close downward movement was accelerated by
would be TO- against sO2 last month and spring wheat
condition. o. There also disappointment over the
decrease Of 1883 900 bush in 'Bradstreets world .
reduction had been expected English
cables Disappointing Liverpool closed about Ind
higher than Friday, which was hardly response TO
closed Id below prices Paris wheat closed partially
points higher -four e0e7o points better and Berlin
lAi72h marks higher for the dsy Home crop news
was a little Irregular Weather reports had bearish
average weekly Government bulletin favored the
bulls Kentucxys State report made winter wheat con-
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WESTSHCRE R.K.

Trains leave W. 4od station. y. " as foho""' """
Is m earlier from foot franklin St:
1870 A. NJ Daily. Local TO Buffalo. - p.,,..
1915 A. NJ Daily for Albany Utica Syracuss; Sia,o
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Fort Wayne. Toiedo' ''e'e
II Ar. NJ Daily except Sunday to Caskli MOUNTAINS
New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and Miunewaska 'o o. =,
Utica Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George farior car "
Albany. ..., ,-.,, syracu.e
Goo r. NJ Daily for Albany Montreal Utica syracuS,
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls. toronto De''''
Cleveland Chicago and St Louis. ....u.. pocbes.
7.45 p NJ Daily. except Sunday. FOR syracuse Hoe"
ter and Buffalo. ~ ,. poohss,.,
SIS Z. NJ. Daily for Albany UTICA SSrscuse C,evaiand
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit eie'e'a"'
Chicago and St. Louie.
Time TABLES at principal hotels and offices.
~ c. e LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent,
6 Vanderbilt New YORK.
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MI vACKAWANNA AND WESTERN Il. n,
D .Et::r. In New foot OF barclay and
ChristOpher Streets. \
vESTlBULEpp pHNTSCt ii::iirTr n'FFE

VEsTin' Ears, PiNTsCH LiGHT.
nrec, route TO NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MoNrcLAIRl
THE ORANGES Summit. Barnardsville. BasAin4
Ridge Madison. Morristown Rsssac P1ierson BSonl
lake HoPATCoNG' Hackets,own, scHooL.EYs
toI1SrtIN Washington PHILLIPsBuRG EASrON.
MATER GAP STROUDSBlRG pocono Mountains
sen ANfON PITTsToN. WIIkESBARRE, NANTl.
CoKE DANVILLE, NORTHUMBERLAND. Mont.
Soss RINoiHAMTON. OXFORD NORWICH Water.
y,le ,cU3,ssE rS 1o;swEGo iTHAcA oWEGG, ELMiRx
SS6o RAAiIS BATH. DANsvIILE. SuFFAIo and all
S0 ,, WWI.sT NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
500 a. AUTHORIZATIONS MAI. stops az principal
% o stations ccafe Can, BUFFALO SCRANTON BING.
RhiACMMiF TEfi SPRINGS, SYRACUSE and oSwEG0
EXPREss Pullman parior Cars Connecting at
6nTaI, with trains for Chicago and points
.. n, ~ W-ScRANToN. WILkESBARRE and ELMIRA
'"' rtyPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Gers
400 p M~scRANToN. WILkEsBARlai and PLYM-
100 p n tDaiy)-Chicago vesubued Limited Express
~" W. a. ss;RANTON BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA BUF-
EarO pullman Buffet sleeping Car New-York k
Chicago Dining Caf west Of Buffalo
s. 70 p NJ Dailyl-Bunalo Express Pullman Seepers ..
n On 10 n cDaiiy)-BUFFAL/O SCRANTON. BINCiHAI
'''o ron owEGo, ITHACA, EI.MIRA. UTICA. syRZ
cTSi: and oSwEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Bud
rISSTfETs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS u
uenrv Gaze Sons. Limited. ii3 Broadway. IL Pad
ptrars 40 broadway. Tickets at ferry stations. OF
i,rnsdway III shave. icthst: 81 West i23th-st,
aSa Coumbus-ave.. New WORK 33S anf .26 Fulton
and 100 Broadway Brooklyn Timetables giving full "
formation at all stations. 49,
'o1WT'EEsTcoTr EXPRESS COMPANY Will call for anl
check baggage from hotel residence to destination
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

ch,c.co Tune o tspeciap-There was every sort OF
wheat market to-day, bull one early and very
bearish one later Wheat got TO calls early but Closed
under puts. All the excitement was In July shorts
v.ro In manic early. Holders the ones TO show
alarm finally. July opened at Cos cents sold between
70a cents and IS and Closed at 6ssqos4 cents
The distant deliveries Jagged. making gain OF 'sV't
cent early July booming. but hnaly Closing
, cent under Tuesday The July premium September
AT the wndup the the night before ~ cents
At one time during the day II was 5i+ cents the early
scare was by fears on the part OF shorts that
there might be no regular elevators here July new
controversy sprung between the Exchange and the
grain warehouse men, Board of Trade demanding that
the warehouse shall not trade in grain in their own
h S and r ps.s eeSaiG @ es as did some
that the elevator people VIII held together and not APPLY r
would ,Shncy be sS grain here 10, AL sa o
oe arrv would be available under the Trade
THE By Sy r IN s the big aSus
did not participate. 80 far anybody could see there
S Ms R is SUPPOSED he helped to iii up demand The
commission house selling vas led Gy nS br f.
scae 10 M up the demand and finally to STAR ny
raiing Tips on the which will be issued
put the winter wheat condition nn al ~ a. s
such would be g @ s .ss sa
expected seabSar & Ipy oI s "a
cSrr as a The Michigan june report made The
wheat condition IS against y last month an ,ns a load.
for export The cash demand poor with the
total business GO.OoD bushes. ali 10 MIXERS
Corn was weak on improved weather. July opened at
2ii, cents sold between 24Na2is. cents and 4Aa2s
cents and closed at 24N cents. Receipts were large
LIS with so estimated for Thursday The snip
ming demand poor with charters for lI5O bushels
Seaboard cearances 10000 bushels cables were
I'd higher. Elevator people led the selling. Charters
only 5000.
oats were easy because corn was. July selling from
ISL, cents 20 cents and closing al the bottom IL was
matter OF good weather receipts and anticipation
OF rather bearish Government report tomorrow. There
were Az cars with 2GO estimated for Thursday. Sam
pies were easy. The shipping demand was not sharp.
bt charters reported 10000 bushels Seaboari
clearances ZOO bushels
Provisions were very weak. without there being any
important selling; market merely feeling the
selling which done Tuesday. Pork lost 25 cents.
lard f1 cents ribs ~ 10 cents. There
hogs With estimated for Thursday prices at the
ward were lower. The professional predictions
are that June will be q bear month. II usually is
on the curb puts on July wheat closed 87,. o
6;a cents: calls 6S7sd69 Puts on Septem-
Der corn were 25IsG25s cents; ''cals' 25is cents
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO

Leave New-York. foot q Liberty ST. daHy.
ppfTrTTsHB GHf $40. es sun sun. 1918 night
riH6T4SATT ST LOUIS. 10 a. M p m; ,,,,. c,-,
+, 10 a. m Dining ca go DoinS Car, pin9s
Car, n m IL IS night: Sunday. 10 DINING CarI 10
Am a m 1Rr,ng Carr, Dining Carl. Dining Carr '"
n m. - IL night.
'NOprOrE II 10 A. m. daily. ,.u.
NrW-oRI,EANS Through sleecer BOO .; m. da"y'
A., trains are Illuminated with Pntsch Light, GA. G.
onrces iis i72 COL 49, l4o Bway 81 r. i station
soo, ~ liberty St ~ G. r. r. NJ ~ J. Baggage checkeo
Sror, hotel or residence TO destination
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LLEYRAILROAD

stsuons foot OF West I'D ST. penn X. RI. CorIa.ss
">- " or Desbrosses ST.
srndicates time from West I'D ST. Other figures snoS
time from Cortlandt or Desbrosses ST. .
:6,I5. $40 4. NJ; daily SUNDAY 'e4S. A. Nd ."
MATCH CHUNK and intermediate stations 1900 =.
sS,55. S,IS A. VI. daily for WILkESBARRE SCRAN'
TON week days.. ELMlRA week diys';, a, ASS
and the West principal local points, dinns car and
chair Buffalo.
siO2S, 1850 A. NJ daily, except Sunday. for MAUCH
CHUNK and Intermediate ooints. ,,
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PENNSYLVANIA

STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-third street De-.
brosses and CortaDdt Streets.
Streets is i've minutes later than that given below "a
York East S can p Tabor G:
q Chicago =. No e o. g Pi pt:tH c,.
IS: FA SESas9vhNa sha a.y.!sn
Compartment sleepins. Dining smoks"s and os.srys
Ii" j.. ". cHicHoo AND 81; LOFTS ExPnEss-v~
Ss'f b. ws sHsfH9"a falssso c.S.na
ri TssSf tyfsgi co
3; .aa 4.as ::s:s
us ss % ~ rs Ss. :sS TIE so%sIs
0;i5 Congregational L!n a. P.rior and 4. Dining Cara;
s siss, n saSss ya2 ?Hs :a 80 ss.s
;Sra tn a., r:s,9r sss Dn"s Sa 70 ns Daas
sourHERN RAiIwA9.EEspr..s - IL: D. m. 1910 ass
ATLXNTIc. COAST LISE.-Express s2' a. m. and as
fok ob f1INf c 9shS saS
TeskIsy' and 7'5 p m daily VA Cortland, Street.
IS ,sm ss.e:ys "a 60
H. ITO a yy$$s'I;s &; Sc! S!!s. un,. ;.
1Gn sas s'I on IN sa l'i Is @ b. b.s
9ss 80. ss s sss 5s u .aG asG ss, sI@ c t
Carr, ss5 Dining Can, 40 7.55. SIS p. m. III
Ticket ONCE. MOI. 4ol o. ;ise 1873 IL and sl Bread.
station. SI:s s ss;
Fro ssot New A9 YORK Tsnse company VII s ~ I
check baggage from hotels and residences through =
General Manager General Pass'r AseHt.
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A DvERTIsEMENTs ana subscriptions for The Tip
une received at their Uptown Office. No 242 Broad
xsy Oh door north Of t-st until O'Clock p. m; ad
received at the following branch otnces az
regular Office until o'clock D. M. W. ~ syn
23d- l52 6th-ave. cor l2th MAJ D
stbaye and 4th-s LAP Columbus near West ooon
st.: i0e 42i-st 6thay 92 Eas. itrn
Wc.t a2d between 7th and Sth aves lo9 East a'nr
ST. sss 3d-ave between 10th and IIth cts; iS2S sd
ave near LOS 1stave.. near soths ,oo ea-
ave- near iistst: 5S4 Sd ave 2lo Blocker, sds "a 90
I,,oacLer-s ave: 240 East 18th ST. lvsi 50
x eco "a o. Amsterdam .o2 West 42d at
dts Fast 16h-st: 202 Fast aShet $50 9th axe:; S'i
o,b aVe 15o I'd 67th-st: 2o+ East swim 81
800 broadway s63 "a I2o sth-oye isls sdaws
iIs,h-st; I5s Eas. i25th-st near 2-ave: AZ YVES!
issth at hot 7th and 9Th 400 Wsst l!.'h-s. ~
~. prootvr O@res aa7 Fulton "a Ftllfon st.
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ROYAL BLUE line.
TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
4 NOTION

WASHINGTON. ~.
For s1 PhladelFs a1 wee. T. 'iS 49, 20 $50 sS
Psror carr 40 Dining CAP. go 80 9SG 90, p
Can Car a. M 200 400. 500 Dining Carr. 600 p ~
For Baltimore and washington week days SEQ iS% ,
1880 Dining Carp A. NJ 200 80 200 nl IN , Esn
Car a NJ, 200 500 Dining Carr. 600 p. ~. i2i
night. -...- -. =. rro.,,ed a, foot a
~ e,h Az III East i4th ST. 1873 East 18th 81. ~
West io5th ST. 25i Columbus Az. New-York Cours ~
Geo E,jton ST BROOKLYN: 9s Broadway Wnliamsnuri
The New-York Transfer Company will call tor and enee
baggage from hotels or residences 10 destiha''o"'
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWJERSEI
(Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks AUtCmatic Block signals.
on and after June :. 1891.

Four tracks. AUtfnauc BOOK signals
and after June !, 1884
For Easton. Be:nleh-m Allentown. Mauch Chunk. o,
4:3O. 5:i5. 9lO ul rs to Eason, A. NJ, $40 i3o ty
q 30 10 Easton) 5:i5 80 Allentown " SuadayA
$50 e lj to Easton) A. NJ, 100 $50. GOO p. u.
For Wkesbarre. Pttston and scranton 9;lO A. n,
$40 80. 4IJ 7. VI. Sundays. 40 A. ".
For Reading at 40 soc, 9lo. loco 20 A. ". iio
1880. 200. 400 4:3o 5+3, 300 ? ~ ~; nigh, Sun;
For Harrisburg at 40 500 9io Ii:ao A. ". i:io
100 80 5:t5 p. NJ. 1915 night sundays. i.3D A. NJ
100 $50, 600 p NJ 1871, night.
Sunbury Lewsburg and Wl,liamsport. az 40 500
p:lO A. NJ. ilO. 80. 900 NJ. sundays. 40 A. ".
ALL RAIL ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C..
For Red Bank. Long Branch Ashury Park. oeesa
Grove. and points south to Point Pleasant. 4:3o $50
I0:45 A. NJ. 100 $3.50. 400 "a 30 Red Bank onD, t:S.
63s Glib p ". sundays stops AZ lnterlaken for Asouy
Park and Ocean Grove, 300 A. NJ. 100 r ~
cat. 80. 80 A. ~. 30. 4 30 =. 81, o =.
For Atlantic City. Vneand and Bridgeton 40 A. Il.
For Monmo lth Beach seabrgh and Hghlanas .. Nave
sink, 40 $50. io4s 81; 1870. 40 4:45 p Il. sua-
days. 600 A. sMAxibSY fMSoK norTE.
From Pier 3 y. r.. foot Of Rector 50
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach Normaniis
Rumson Beach. Seabrght AonmS"tn 'teacn' ana x
Branch. 4:3O. 1915 \. NJ 900 saturdays only) S;t'
south 10 Point Pleasant 1918 A. ~ 600 sa,urcey
A.bprv park and ocean Grove. $50 A. ~.
For Lakewood. Toms River. Barnegat PARK and Bans
rst % 4 ~ n 40 SATURDAYS onlv). 3'Is y "
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool. June . s:4a p Coosinscwheat-spot. No
red Northern spr'hs s'ess 's oso Corn1Spot Amer
futures steady: June 2s md: July IS SID; August
London-Pachc Coast steady. Joa7os Beef dull;
extra India mess SGs 3D. prime mess AS Cd Pork dull
4as Cd. Hams-short cut "a to 10 No. dull. Ais Cd
Bacon steady; Cumberland cut % 70 30 n 2is "a short
rib 20 to "a No. DOS long clear mdies. light 10 80 no
?5s long clear middles heavy ~ to As 10 Gas Ga short
Y to "A ~ 2ns shondsrsmsaTare Y TO /! No. dull
American white and colored 44s I'd Tailow-Prme city
steady It's. Cottonseed oiLiverpooi refined dull 1855
Turpentne-Spirts steady 2os Oh. Rosin-Common nrnl
n I'D.
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low middling 7c good ordinary 016c exports coast
Wise . 100 bales: sales 1000: stock. 90. 3e5 - -,
Savannah Tune g-Coton dull: middling. the: low
iddIne Slc receipts 60 bales; exports coastwise %;
sales 10; stock. - 22s
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Railroads.
"AmsRIoA.v oRgATgsT RAILROAD
NETWORK
CENTRAL. .
o as,socON oMe0 n n
the F0UR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.

Trains leave Grand Central station. 42d street and
$50 Ds .s', + sSss5
IS $s. nS sS limited {;
oaS n:y Rsss.. rs:s'h Ss:s
1865 g., Va Hsssls
Route Stops e Albany Siss. syiaeu'' Rochester
1870 %y s:'s ssa s 81 important aS;
ISf set LIMITED "a P 3; or.
Stop. a at Pcushheepse Albany Utica Syracuse
OS M a@a SPECIAL payFor Detroit pS
Cleveland Toe 10 and Gh'G I,Ica Syracuse Roch
$50 S9 ,i sAsaTSs s:, f fPino rcuss
800 ai'Gs' ae'? LIMITED ss Dsy roa.
f Saao at DUB ss'9S Si rs a. Toledo 1905
60" baus Toy ra McSnian, f MGn
Tocco Detroit Chicago Cincinnati and
OK r"S Ms.NoRrHEnx EXPRESS Daiy-For Trcy;
Pattsburgh. burlington. Moh"e' ""''
$50 o1sfi p:yTgor, n SSsn
Buffalo Nasars Fa s:cps a, poushksspse
900 MsrEciAI LIMITED MAIL! d Da rSl sfoGk
Ry VIA lyons and for Cleveland Indianap0
o5 E" ESPSE Esss5 RsyrSsT sss
agra Falls Cleveland. Toledo. CHICAGO enc" '"'''
&! Cape X9Sf9 HPd s sn
Tor Chicago principal points on IT. en-
York Central every night except SUNDAY n,Em,s Sun
Sav nights Chicago Seepers leave on o;io rain; %
9Os A. NJ and 30 p. M-Daiy' eAcep' ''' "
Pittsfed Harlem Division 49,, ,,a Yorkshire
o15 A M-Sundays only. 10 Ptsfeid anu ''e ~
'''"' "ArL. NIGHT TRAINS TO foNkEK 81, ,o,n,,
Gan ntgbt trains run between both street hnu pu .,o,
on the putnam Division far as TonKe nc Thinning AL
With the elevated road. The only line running 49,
rigb,, trains out OF New York ,
Wagner Palace Cars on al through tlaina
Trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light $780,, c,,,,or
Tckets and offices at Grand cen no nsSwov
go oc, 40 Rroa lway n East 4th S. etZ iSro.owy'
ao5s ,,rh,Is Ave G1 125th ST. and !3stn ~
,ior New York; 33s and 126 Fulton ST. and ioo DRUM"
wav f. D. Brooklyn. 49,, 49, ,,o,oo no the West
Baggage checked from hotel or residence oy 'e "e'
coU rxpf, =, roI!CEy' GEORGE n. DANIELS
JOHN ". General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-10

Futures closed quiet and steady: sales G. 700 bales

COFFEE-The extreme apathy prevalent at the Coiiee
Exchange easily understood when II is stated that
the entire sales reached only $50 bags December
M and that business transacted at the open
ing call At only two or three members OF the
exchange were in evidence The market this morning
opened steady unchanged prices to an advance OF
point The steadness Of the local market came via Bra
I'll and Europe former reporting smaller receipts and
sending better market cables than had been ex
pected but speculative sentiment was isess ana
Indifferent. Spot coffee else neglected and ruled
quiet and nominal the basis OF YESTERDAY closi H
figures 7Zc for Rio invoice lots and SIC Ter NO
Santos invoice lots Sales Of spot coffee included t 700
Maracaibo-Common TO good. lOsGllt.c; good cncr,a
13aGI4c La Guayra-Caracas. l2Nl3c: Porto Cabeo
iSiGi2c Savanilia~BucaramanTa 1871 a1Gisc; Bogota
I5iIGl9c observation-disclosures. 11zdl12c; oaxaca l2qloc
Central American-Common TO ordinary log lac; far 70
good aisG1sc: prime to choice ls9.a2lc East Ina-
Angostura l2II3c Mocha l9leI2oc.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

bbis Wheat unsettled spot. 51Hg57Sc; July 72g7Sss
By sample Corn :Ss aos m0ssS g
ss ss S%i? steamer a@ mixed 2ga2ac; stock
sales 10000; Southern white corn 3ic BID DO yellow
s goa %S on %, se'a aa2 aFs asaa BUSH
steady No nesT a stead NO choce noSy
SO Grain freshs very dull unch change sugar ana
Cheese steady unchanged
Boston June eroSr h,m aos s1,'ns patents patents
ca s:af e sna snd as i "a TSeF
rn G1a6o bag 8 4Ss % per Dbl oats STEADY STEADY
se csTB DP s No SoT S S@
g. Mfesa FIRM spring O s, s sr lake pH
s SGs. Red PCS dGuI s .oasi e Fresh , beef
s ssd sq 4S m s@n S s"aFs1s
saoc Butter northern creamery. l5,.aiec Western.
N"rSern. sasisc: western sasisc ~
Buffalo June cprns wheat dull 1u. S ysIy S
7oHc; new 74F.c; winter wheat, nothing doing No red
store, s2tc mixed 7sc Corn good demand STEADY:
10 DO. PC Oats scarce nrm No white 24!c 10
white s No ws stead, 2S FE Flour aq rm NO good
mSnd ''' canal ''f'S"'' 'sA'' ''' "''' ''''
Chicago June o-The leading futures ranged as fol
Wheat No cSe Sss Highest; 0ws; ss
f becemSsr new: Sf.aS7s! sa So, &C
Corn No. O.
July ............. <f-2 @f+tats
September 23's 2ots zo'a ~oF29 -o's
Oats No. 2:
September lS1s ls1s1lo1. lt;sglo 10
Mess pork. per bN:
ruIv ......... s7e3 s7S $40 $40
September 76I15 Z ~ % %
Lard. per 100 fbi
July ............... ssn. ss2h s47H s4rs
september 3o2is oo-', oo''2 sou
Short ribs. per 100 70:
,, oon oon 417n 400
September 42I9 42'ts - 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. June Cotton steady; middling z b-iac
low middling 10 l6c good ordinary 0IOc: receu,a
3s bales; saes o22: spinners, 81; stock. is.057.
middlns s-iec; good ordinary 0lsc receipts 4 bales
exports coastwiss Il sales 70; stock. 1929
Nsw-Orlsans June Cotton steady middlins 2 S.ieo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-10

Rio-Cofee market steady: No Rio. $500: exchange
27-32d: receipte 5000 bags cleared for the United
States 5000 stock. 23j 600 bags.
The statistical position Of Brazil coffee is follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-10
range Of contract prices follows:

Foreign cablss-Santoe market quiet good aver
aga santos VslO receipts 1000 bags; stock $4,000 bags
Hamburg-conee market 4 pig advance sales S0o bags,
Uavre-Conee market opened quiet. 4 franc higher az
j. m unchanged at steady and unchanged; closed
duh about steady at net advance OF q FRAME total
sales 1000 bags.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-12-10
FROM FOOT TO KNEE

Ohio Woman Suffered Great Agony
From Terrible Sore-Her Story Of
the Case, and Her Cure.
"For many years was afflicted with
milk leg, and few years ago it broke out
in sore and spread from my foot to my
knee. l suffered great agony. It would
burn and itch all the time and discharge
a great deal. My health was good with
the exception of this sore. tried great
many kinds of salve, but some would
irritate the sore 50 that / could hardly
stand the pain. could not 60 near the
fire without suffering intensely. Some one
sent me papers containing testimonials of
cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla, and told
my husband would like to try this med
icine. He got me bottle and / found it
helped me. 1 kept on taking it until my
limb was completely healed. | cannot
praise Hoods Sarsaparilla enough for the
great benefit it has been to me. 1t
clcanses the blood of all impurities and
leaves it rich and pure" MRS. ANNA e.
EAKEN, Whittlesey, Ohio.
You can buy Hoods Sarsaparilla of all
druggists. Be sure to get only Hoods.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1897-12-10
WEST DANVILLE,

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buck and children
of Vest Charleston have been visiting
Mrs. Bucks mother, Mrs. Hannah Bean,
tor the past week. They returned home
Tuesday.
Willie and Martha Buck of Newport,
who have been here the past two weeks
with their aunt, Mrs. E. P. Brickett, and
other friends, returned to their home
Monday, accompanied by Ernest Brick
EFT.
School commenced last week, Miss
Kelsey Of North Danville, teacher.
Clinton and George harrington are
attending school at Danville Green.
Ashley Goss has moved into his house
purchased of Mrs. Dora Choate, and
William Waldo has put his household
goods into the tenement A. Goss moved
out OF.
John Ehrls, music teacher, will shortly
start Tor Sweden, his native home, where
the sickness oil his mother called him.
About fifty of the friends of John Fl
Clifford and wife of this town and st.
Johhsbury made them a visit Friday
evening to remind them that they had
been married 35 years. Mrs. Clifford
was called out to neighbours and while
she was absent the company took pos.
session OF the house. A social time was
enjoyed and light refreshments were
served. They lett as evidences of their
good will two chairs, willow one for
Mrs. Clifford and a fine easy one for Mr.
Clifford. May they enjoy them for 6
score OF years more