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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York June II. 1897
direct To wsss sds trading
feeling steady Dressed beef steady at 'ago per
unchanged. The Campana carried to Liverpool today
es POO beeves for Prtchard Moore Co. and
the ornoco. TO Bermuda 60 beeves and % sheep for
CALVES Receipts all for the market were 4e7 head a
mns T tho sSs carr and SV s fT at
market ruled dun from the opening. with prices on all
wsre un.Gd at the Close Poss to good veas
mixed e caves nt g. @rdnary at IS city
dressed veas dragging at sal0c country dressed also
calves Gw at !, sg sss dressed 'n'e"k' sold at 'a little
sales~Iium. & Mullen SO but,ermilk calves few vea.l
ISL ID at 81 100 10: 90 buermk calves l3Z
S. Judd & Co.: 100 veals 153 10 $50
SHEEP AND LAMRs-Recepts, including car direct
22 cars 5G5e head making with the stock car
at aed jersey nsF city tG anG IL at With
San half n the e dfnrs s se
&c ID lover both sheep and lambs 81, rrm s stock
per- 100 ID: two choice s42s ordinary 70 goa
warnings. 7a9c dressed lambs. salic limited number
syssase 1S sSs ss p
X XTSa, , Be- r, II n 81 So d.
d. i b. $ 10 %s5 DO iia. $3.50; jig OHIO sheep
10; f., 49, 3 ( g $, so ny a 40
CO H. GS5: "a o. e lnas sheep 'e d.
At ST. aas do 50 ib at s. Is IA Virginia d. i35 b at
&C. Gs 2, K snss lamb 60 n a, s. -
j. H. wlIkerson: 22o Kentucky lambs. co ID. S. 10;
sheen lcs b. a, $3.50; d. q b. at S. Il d. % b.
haS :a ssy Is a. a 8 Sar hs sS n fa ...Ss
M 20 Mullen, len state hog. 49,
a, & 10; 3 roushs, sts n. at So 10 ~
do 800 sur n. at 50 o. ''" "'s'' LOT ID al wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-18
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Kansas city June 7.-Ca,tle weak Zoe lower. Hogs
69Gc lower: heavies 81 23us3 COZ. .ackers 50 i5q
81 25s MIXED SO 25as3 s2s lights. 50 2odsa 2ls:
81 2,Qs5 %
Ea., Liberty. June H. -cst;le-Receip;s light. un-
changed. Hogs decline OF Sc from yesterday;
Urine pigs. 50 sass 20 fair 70 hes, Workers and mediums
81 GDds3 c heavy 50 50d<: 55 rougs 81 25gS3 Sheep
steady choice - 0a$ 10: common. 81 I0ns3 %: year
nss s3a$4 10: spring lambs 81 '304 49, veal calves
g. JO1SS.
81. Louis Jun. i7-Catte steady: choice to fancy
port steers s. 00ds5 i5 fair good shipping. 81 J0d
8 co. de..ed beef and butchers s'as. no. steers under
and heifers 81 23asi T.sas and Indian steers
fed - ooasa gIassers e. 'oIs ~ sa%' ana seifs5
50 5 heavy s39s3 ~ Sheep dull. steady natives g. %
lambs Sass
Chicago June If.-Choice cattle In good shipping
ana expor, demand, but s. q extreme price.
beef fairly active ~ unchanged prices
with sales Of choice lots at 81 s0ffS5. the
bulk going 81 2asi SIS stockers and feeders declined
along with beef cattle and sales light 81 35Gt4 70
Bulls declined sharply sales ranging 81 25a3 and
cows and helfers fell 20 81 I5ast. grassy being
numerous and some instances Doc lower than week
ago. A few helfers cold at - iogst 3Is caves
lower and Texas cattle In hogs there
usual good demand bu, prices weak to 2sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-18
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. June II. 1897.
BEANS AND PEAS-No change in the general demand
for marrow medium pea. Trade is very quiet and
prices than steady. Red kidney. however.
show hrmness. and 1t would be d.mcuit 70 puy
strictly choice quality below 81 1Iia. Only few white
kidney here nd exporters paid 81 3a$ IS for such lots
"A they required Movement In California lima Is small
and holders Urging sales at the expense OF any
reduction in the price. Green peas dull We quote:
Peans marrow choice per BUSH 81 ID; do fair 10 good
SIGSI 1O DO medium. choice size: do pea choice SD
81 Nc medium and fair to good Izg 90 req
DO white kidney choice sSas g, DO yellow eye 81 es
Washington s2hQ s7isc: green peas bbs per bush G59
6;I,e do bags soc: DO Scotch bbs 'oQIIi4c do bags.
67Ac. -, - - - 49,. ,,
stock had previously accumulated. and the
orernfs of the requirements OF the trade
Buy,nr or the whole was very conservative and while
strictly fancy creamery steady and fairly saabe at
Th. is also tue Western packngs and yet sellers
uere not inclined concede much In the price OF high
grad. goods made further purchases Of
ery AZ i3zdi5c. and of fresh factory at 9al04c.
About 800 pkfs went out on the steamer ST Paul for
london and locks as IN the shipments this week Will
somewhat exceed 900 pkss We quote: Creamery West
ern extras per No. 15-: do nrss l4c DO thirds TO sec
frst. iiQlc dairy, haf hrkn tubs extras, lac:
6Ts,, Ioal3.; Imitation creamery. fancy 12Q2I1c: do
second. 10 nrSts 9.Ilc factory extras 0isc: do rss
stiEFsEFhporters showed continued interest large
fl cream colored cheese and prices firmly sustained
generally SIC Large white cheese had very little call
hui supplies moderate and values steadily sustained
Small size full cream continue plenty and tending to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-18
EXPORTS TODAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CorroN-rhe course Of the cotton market today was
ute steady Upward but indications OF broaden
ing speculative activity failed TO ma,eraze 10 any
way without large raUsactions shown more energy IN
outside interest through anser houses
The total of todays transactions in futures mas
IN tone At ne; advance Of Seii points after the ma,
Ike, had opened auiet but seaay az an pan. The i'm
n has BEEN largely due stability shown by
the Liverpool market, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rSyernool a..
Compared with yesterdays extraordinary business The
foreign markets showed nrmness tnaI % and in tho
face OF very favorable crop advices While specuaye
demand has been small 1t has been ,ss Being IN
sufficient for the demand indicated by the
The steadily increasing strength OF the m bs ar
goods ,rade as indications OK s'remgh az
Manchester, cooled of the ard2r 81 oea1s irv and
August shorts supeatve character OF the crop an
led disposition to lake chances sua ue Inv
proved conditions financial circles and moe
view in srSss g snn t TO cotton to
list feature of growing ErgIand mill.
0 o1 w1e 6 5fp1 1 s aa mills are
difficulty replenishng supplies OF raw naer,a NJ, ne
s sRG. c Spands e mddns Gulf Sc i3l bales
INCLUDING 75S export and SI3 bales spinning
8 g0 o msrke b, m seady higher c bales
Newoeans firm at sc sales aTsnnaS @ but steady at
&c sales s bales i Scis sales 81.
bales Memphis firm at oi6c; sales 900 na,e arm at
f 50isc sales 81. bales harleson nTm at &c Will
mng firm at c :no Ssm Ter nSt eabespot cotton
IN good demand sales 1900 bales specua'i9n ana
gDT Ssn6 ssle I'D faarss quiet with Sellers
nights prices closed steady :? point net Is ao
a. s. SepteHSer october S57b $51b
MonchesterNYarns steady. Coths-Moderate demand.
The range OF contract prices follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-18

from Ioca sources which caused sharp recovery eno
kept the market rather nrm position most OF tne
dsv with the fnal break In wheat, however. the ad-
vance melted away aided by considerable realizing on
local orders Crop somewhat mixed There u
no doubt but that the late rains have been Of great
benefit to CROP but the other hand The Price
encouraging promise large portion although snap
Ing somewhat better whole. The trade watches the
guided by this consideration for some time TO come win
sentiment the moment rather more buIlen
than bearish Seaboard cearances have been fairly lib
srs during the week and for four days aggregate llV
900 BUSH market closed &c net decline. Ex-
port trade vas again heavy to-day including 1000 bush
No 2 private terms spot and 251.OtO bush NO
corn private terms special delivery. No corn quoted
at 20isc elevator. 30c delivered and 30'sc. ahoat
feature, although little active than yesterday. on
steady range OF prices closing little easier with
at itc decline. Exporters took 10000 bush No
oats; 10000 bush No mixed clips. and 10000 bush
choice white clips. all private terms No oats quoted
22G22isc; No Q oats. 2lc: No white. 25izc No
white. 23i1c: track white. 25d32c; track mixed, 2lisa
23izc. .RYE-Market steady; quoted at 26c, J
Buffalo .BARLEY-Market quiet and fraction
easier at 27+c. { Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-18
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago June II CspecaD.-Wheat opened weak. had
good rally and closed at last nights prices 70 shade
over This steadiness rather unexpected because the
July liquidation on Wednesday had been rather furious
and more was expected to-day There was little July
ceiling some selling July and buying OF September by
socalled bull houses but It not on an important
SCALE July. however. lost more Of It's premium. closing
ony 81. September Cables firm. not de-
clning this market did yesterday. seaboard
clearances large $4,000 bushels There was re-
yival in moderate way OF the milling and shipping de-
mand business put at 10000 bushels. share
OF II for export. New-York reported 10 loads. July
opened at est. cents. sold between 67 cents and 90
cents and 6s1 cents September closed at 64
cents; December at 6Gx Minneapolis and Duluth
had 2l5 cars against SIS last THE Price Current
said the crop position fully maintaining Itself The
closing steadiness helped by estimate that the
visible supply Monday would decrease 100000
bushels year the decrease only 66oO bushels
other Monday statistics expected to be Of the
bull sort The gossip that the important July holding
still intact: but squeeze is not at all probable
There were showers generally West to-day that
country selling Of increased and there also appeared
a good deal Of short selling The longs gave some sup
port TO the market but not prevent de-
cline The close tGss cent under Wednesday. Sep
tember 257s and 2G.. and closed at 20 cents
Receipts were cars with $50 estimated for
Friday Samples were steady. Cables were I'D lower.
seaboard cearances 400 900 bushels. THE Price Cur
rent crop situation had improved but was still
unsatisfactory. The shipping demand was slow. with
charters only $4,000 bushels The incident In the PIT
was very heavy selling by Clifford. somewhere around
loo bushels. Elevator interests sold rather freely
against purchases awaited OF the break
to cover There little additional buying for long
account New-York reported ~ loads for export
DAT. followed corn, yielding AGS cent. September
sold from 1914 1874 and closed at ISIS cents The In
specton was 2S3 cars with 26j estimated for to morrow
Samples were /. higher. Showers were considered
favorable for Country selling was feature. The
nrtncipaI bi-ng shorts. The speculative
trade generally limited There were good sized sea
board clearances 235 900 bushels
Provisions started weak on large receipts Of hogs
As 600 with % estimated for Friday The buying by
niv tho he n1-
vance until the close Pork az the last was
ion ois cents over Wednesday: lard od12
ribs 10 cents over English continued
their selling The trade has increased Hogs
are said 10 n pack. The packing West for
The week was AIS 900 hogs against $50 900 last
IN the curb puts July wheat closed at GS cents:
.caiIs col. cents. Puts September 257s
cents; calls" 2Gd26s cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-18

Cash quotations follows Flour he steaas sa7i.c
n52s re %ne7s 20 24a$'c No yelow
s ssH ss :g2 "a N SS G'. b. ': sS N.Y.
80 barley nominal no 3 b. 29 ,,no,v no seed 81 ~
mess pork SG psn SS So 50 Ss
s. % short ,e s ss: a sSo clear ss ies Os
sse; whisky dsters finished goods per gal 81 49,
to-day the butter market nrm ereamerss iisltS
diaries, O0i2c. Cheese quiet 7"aslsc' Eggs s'ea'''
cincinnati June l7Four dull oa wheat eat. qg a No No
red Sc cSr rm Rs No au %aeS se a'i Lard S mer
meats easy 3 9Sst sS So au sac0 susar m
Eggs 74c. Cheese easy.
milwaukee. June I7.-wheat unsettled; No spring
S S S. NSr e,s ri.a 1SC 30 SSy White 2aas2
lev firm; No :: ae$gas1ac; sample 2'aa2c' Rye held
Tic: July so5sc September, o2lsc; No hard. 73c
aSa and o%
Ss@ H %ss S 1"S s sBa
S S:., 81 ssa ssS.m e. s Ts ?s ss4 y
T.cy ss, d. s.S a and
do western lie Cheese and shade higher Xew-
SUGAR n sr GO
low steady; city prime. in hhds Be- country DO u DDS
dark Quiet SG sS ss Sa old
shSies os' fair to ssS '2aF dS
ss;T5s ssss ,Si s" ml and BASE saed do
Spot easy : 30 red cash elevator s2c track 81
0s3c; No hard cash. 7sc asked July $3.50 asked Az
no cash 22isa23a.c July 22'c september. 24.d2tSc
Oats-Spot steady No cash. lsc; July lslsc bid iran
dull and weak. sacked track. worth nominally 3'a
G4oc side 3aaS7e Butter s,9w Creamery ,y
pork higher: standard quoting 81 30dss 80 Lard
higher: prime 81 51t choice 50 s. Bacon-Boxed
shoulders IS Az extra short clear. s. 33 ribs s. 49,
s ts .sofi s. Clear By ss' Ss
Toledo Juno 17.-Wheat dull. weak: No cash and
June s2lc; July 7oac Corn active steady No mixed
95i1c oats dull, steady: No mixed 19c. Rye quiet
No cash 85c Coverseed dull. steady: prime October
81 22ih. Oil unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-18
WESTSHORE X. X.

Trains W. 42d ST. station, NJ Y. as follows and
Is m. earlier foot Franklin St:
800 A. NJ Daily. Local 10 Buffalo. ,
IOI5 NJ Daily for Albany. Utica, Syracuse. Roches-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Fort Wayne Toledo Cleve-
land. Chicago. .,, ,,..,..
III 10 A. NJ Daily except Sunday. 10 Catskll Mountains
New Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska; Albany,
Albany - , ,,., ,..
Goo p NJ Daily for Albany Montreal C!ica. Syracuse
Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto, Detroit
7,45 r. NJ Daily except Sunday for Syracuse Roches-
ter and Buffalo ,.
s,I5 p NJ Daily for Albany Utica, Syracuse Rochester.
Buffalo, Niagsra Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and ST. Louis
Time tables at principal hotels and offices.
c. E. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
ynnd New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-18

rrOI-R AND MEAI~-There we're orders to buy IN
small quantities to-day but the trade kept away IRON
.oa ultimately permit repenshing OF stocks at lower
nrices The market time during me DAY SHOWED
s,eadness unsettled at me ci9se ptins pa,rnss
SSatent. 81 4oas4 75 spring clears aoaS 49, extra No
!" e. 5p6s3 cd and extra No 2 ~ 3ou$3 40 RYE
FL0Rpul and easy o; sa' oo so9s 30 as to
Send No AGMEAL,-Quet: fine white. 73c fine vel
iow i2a75c coarse. 57059e FEEDEsteady quoted
a. % los n sO6,c: shsrp. 7oa7se rye feed 47hq50c
civ BRAN GOaG2sc: oilineal slsas2o; hominy chop AN
C5oc r ,,,u. sav =, ,,,r sn.or,o,,ys
,vv and more than the usual variety OF huctus tons
die wheat market wound up cofe TO The oPene prices
ana .Gc near S'onths 10 c net hgner on iar
~ ~ ,bn DAYS market resulting from disposition on
IT, nayt OF July transfer their interests TO
more remote deliveries thus securing protection from pos
sbl. cor1srins Of that option fears OF which have not
&c, entirely disappeared from the trade Prices opened
Weaker rejecting the weather and crop reports nclud-
ing The Price Current review. which claimed that
,,s las, week Al noon market the other
en- Response big seabcard clearances suggesting 600
(o bush FOR week growing fears OF late new crop
,novemen and ru"ors Of large cash trade In Chicago
~ sxnort This bulge followed IN turn by another
downward toward the close which wiped out
nysc;cay oil days advance and left the market
about 1isG under las, night which beins less decline
ia, he ,rade looked for and accompanied by mod
crate foreign buyins was not without Us influence curing
the forenoon Paris market opened and closed hisner
making a net gain u l0g1 points for the day Export
trade here very slack Of the market changes
seeming 70 strike a shipping basis Northwsssrii re-
,-ads was figuring n Of anywhere from l5cO
60 10 100000 bush the visible next Monday Quota
tons b aroat arrive. were as follows; No hard
ern New-York 76J1c: No I hard Manitoba. 777sc.
CORN market started out shade easier tnhn
las, nS. but was met BY fairly hbefai ouyng otdefs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. June H. 3:i5 p. m;-Closng-wheat. spot.
No red Northern spring dull IS 9isd. Corn-Spot.
American mixed new stocks exhausted: do old firm.
q odd June steady % Sad July firm. % oil
firm. "a. FlOur-St Louis fancy winter
I, Cd Hops London Pacihc COAST steady. 5oa70s.
Reef dull India 55s: prime mess. i6s ID.
Pork dull: prime mess fine Western. iGs 3D. medium
Western AZ Cd. HamsShort - to 10 N. steady,
rib - ~ steady 26s long clear middles light.
Is TO rs No. steady 2os long clear mides heavy 80 to
90 NJ steady Cd clear bellies ~ II m steady
shouiders-Square. IL TO IA NJ steady 2Gs 3D. Lard
Prime Western dull l9s Cheese-American white
and coored firm. AS. TaOw-Prlme city steady i7s
Cotton iced oi-iLvepOOl refined steady 81 Trpen-
tIne-Splrits firm. Gle 3D. Rosin-Common firm a. Ti,d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-18
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANII

STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-,hird Street ana d.
bro.ses and cortsndt Streets
q The leaving time from Desbrossss and cortissa
twenty third street Station. ''''" =
Ssv York AfT sDns e Can p ssr g
q Chicago, Nc coaches EST e Pt,. ,,,oss
Sss AfT NJ Esb,y.iss
s,. rs seePSs Dcss s%oH1x and
LIB =. r. cHic e AND B. ST. ~H Iours ExpREss-,-
sss wEsfE 2sas' ssso s c.s.n
7sS s 1914 sEfPi ss' ExyyaEssr
s; "a 2s.s
1855 %A az rs Ss,p xs ss TIE I :osrH ha
(3:i5 Congressional Lin all Parlor and Dining Can
sss os su"aa Saf 81 3I lSss can - e.
sIons Linn, all Parior and Dining Cars. as D.siss
sotT OFT s "hS ss = s'i iso
ATIXNrrc COAST LrNE-E.pr.... DIS a. m and a
sdk S5 fSIs4 e SHsp sS5
T.ss frS - % ss S con
Long Branch Asbury Park Gnt.rlaksn sundsyo. os.,,
land Streets ony5, sio i2io go 90 sis 90 -
l''0 ,. " f Eos 'rs III e riS m.
ss' rs ss %nI I$ t. il' Is B 3 81.
fs s s rs ss 81 s g. d L. 10 @s"5 sq9a.y'
lis Dining Carr S55 Us Dining Carr, ss 20 CblrI,;
Carr, 65o Di'ing Car. no. 7S. SIS D. m. ial
Ticket office. Nos 4el. 90 iies 1929 H. and 2s Broad
way As:or House West Twenty third street Station
s"a SEQ FUTON snd e raSarss r.
Brooklyn Annex station Brooklyn. station Isrsey CITY
check baggage from hotels and residences through :
j. d Is. ihf aSH%n JR woon
General Manager General Psss'r As.at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-18
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York foot Of Chanhers-st
az follows and five minutes earlier from West 23d-st
0.OO A. M.-vestibuled Express daily for WaveI.N
Binshamton Elmira. Buffalo. bradford. Arrive Buffalo
500 p NJ Parlor TO Buffalo .
POO =, M.-vestibuled Limited fast mall Daily solN
train for Chicago. via CnautauGua Lake arrives clevc
land 40 a NJ Chicago, 5 y. NJ. Sleepers 10 Chicago
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car
Z no p M-Buf.alo and Cleveland Nestbuled Expreo
Daily arrives Buffalo 7:i5 a. NJ. Bradford I5 A n.
Jamestown, $50 A. NJ. Cleveland 1915 p. NJ sieeperse
Raio and Cleveland making direct connections for D.
trot Chicago and the West -. , -, "a.
S.dS u N.-Via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Falb
Dsnv solid train TO Chicago sieepers to HornellsyilA
Chicago and Cincinnati Dining 1ars AVN ,,.,,v,x
accommodation. at III il3 col ioi ard ~. p. ,s
y, 'cha rher. ana West 22d ferries NewYork ~
ana 7aS Fulton ST.. 100 Broadway Brooklyn: s1 his.
quo ~ tIahosan and Jersey City Station. WesicoV
Ernres calls Tor and checks baggage from hotels sns
rasid.nces TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-18
obi TICK DIAMOND EXPRESS

Arrives Buffalo 9:55 F. 81. Pullman ves;ibpls y
Coaches and Parlor Cars. Dining car Service A4A 1
la carte. Connects at Buffalo with through sses<n =
Detroi, and Chicago.
sic:25. 1910 r. NJ. daily. except Sunday. for MArn
CHI NIX and intermediate, points.
sf2,55, 1915 =. NJ. sundays only for EAsTW
MATCH CHT'N NIX, and the coal branches
s1;25, 40 y. ". daily. except sunday for "iLkA
BARRE PITTsTON. SCRANTON and principal iss%
mediate stations Connects for all points In coal res
chair car for Wilkesharre.
BARRE PITTSTON SCRANTON. and principal in's'
mediate stations for all points In coal rsn
Pullman Buffet Parlor Car 70 Wilkesbsrre.
.4,55. 5.15 p. ". daily for EAsToN ard hsa'
.S:I5 G,IO p. NJ daily. except Sunday. Express u
Siatirgton and principal, intermediate stations Cnae7
FOR Reading and Harrisburg Chair car 20 siatin.'os
s0,S5 ZOO p. VI. daily for BrFFALo. NIA1aM
FALLS and all points West. Pullman SLEEPER vessicsA
train Y 10 Chicago. SleepNrs 20 Buhao and Ioroato
.7.55 $3.50 81 dali, except SUNDAY , sotpi1 I'D =,
MATCH CHUNK L. & p. JUNCTION sAYRE. gEx
man Sleeper for Buffalo None but seepingcar pass.ns
rarr,ed Eo baggage carried
poCHESTFR BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and Z
non,s West Pullman sleepers 20 Wkesharre and ltha1
additional local trains daily. except sunday for BoCM
ppooK and Intermediate points leave as follows: ~
900 NJ si55 230. s3:55. 20. and 500 $50 p
T,cte,s and Pullman accommodations at lib. 25l. %
OK ei4 and 1923 Broadway. ri T.. l4th ST.. l5s II
G, Iof Rowery " Y: SEQ Fulton ST.. Court 81.
pro,dway and Brooklyn Annex. BROOKLYN
transfer Co will call for and check baggage ~
hotel or residence through 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-18
BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

Ieaye New York. loot q LIBERTY ST. daily
PITTsBI'RG 800 Sun. Sun. 1913 night
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS 10 a. m. . p m ~,
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 500. 10 Dining Car)
j 80 Dning carr. q 800 Dining Carr CDi y; ne
Carr. m. 1915 Sunday 10 Dining carr ll;oo
a. m. Dining Car) 2 Dining Carr. dining Carr,
D. 1913 night.
NORFOLK. II 30 a. m daily.
NEW ORLEANS. Through sleeoer 500 o. m daily
All trains illuminated with Pntsch Light. 49,
Offices: l13 49, 2e i34. LAO b way. 81 r. 14th ST.
I27 Bowery " y 239 344 Fulton ST. BROOKLYN: station
foot Of Liberty St. ~ c. r. r. Of " j. Baggage checked
from hotel residence u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-18
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston June l7.-Cotton quiet: mdding. 7 5-f6c:
low midIng i5-i6c good ordinary. 69l6c: receipts
81 bales exports coastwse LILO bales: sales. So bales
spinners 81 bales stock. 1908 bales.
Norfolk June 17.-Cotton steady: mdiing. 9l0c;
low mddng I slice; good ordinary 6isc; receipts. 4
bae4; sales. bales: stock. AHA bales
New-Orleans June l7.-Catton Arm: mddng Ii9c: low
nidilng Lice: good ordinary. SAC receipts 755 bales
sales 500 bales: stock. 3d. s5 bales.
Savannah June lI.-Cotton dull but steady; middlng
nc low middling. 87sc receipts 10 bales
wise 7ol bales sales So bales: stock a. l13 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-18

100 10 lower sold at extreme range o. 90 o,S
he brhes and tho bulk Of brought ~ Stag
IS 42H The average quality wa: poorer than usual, x
higher Rams sold 81 5Oa&3 inferior to choice .neep
at ~ 25Gfi uprng lambs 81 251s5 35 and yearinH
at s. sOat4 3d. Recepa-catte 10000 head; hogs $1,000
head; sheep 1900 head.
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