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

New,York June 5. 1891
sides Gables unshanssa The Ycana ceST.sa to y
London 400 cattle and 24co Starters; the Georgian to
London $50 cattle: StrahmOre TO London 2I0 cattle
and the Hindoo 10 Hull 1871 cattle.
CALVES Receipts 1873 head. all for the market ana
all at sH'etst The feeling was weak particularly
with yesterday. No butermks were offered The pens
not fully cleared Fair to prime veas sold at 50 e
Sales.--future Mullen: 81 veals l25 NJ average. at
IS % per 100 ID; Is Do l42 r. at $3.50 ,,,n go,
direct, we're 20 cars. or 1881 head. and counting the
stock from YESTERDAY there were 81 cars on
nlies were in excess Of the demand resulting in the
regulation dun sun,mes market WIN sheer rd f 1sn
,.QFe lower than Yesterday showing shrnkass since
sGd 20 cne p bunch reaching IS BIZ
yearlings sisG1o'tc; dressed lambs. 0al2ilc.
sales-D Mcpherson & CO.: pa Maryland lambs, %
=, sS:'s IS ao g r. % Kenneky d. 8 10 q
s. s7 1lG DO 90 n at 81 10 22i Buffalo ysarling' 70
aryand d. ioa a. a, s. Isl Rsn'ucky do 1913 b.
.s Juaa CT 200 BualS ysarRs. = 81 at
o Ss%f$n virsn i' lambs: g. b. at Sc IS
j. H wlkerson 275 Kentucky lambs cs n. at 50 a7's
1863 Kentucky sheep III NJ al 81 i2h.
Sanders "a no KeHueky lambs "a H. at SO i2s AS
o, sheen ana SS E KsnHSy rs 70 at IS
on g. HarTns9n; go Buffalo yeaTiins' Il r at s. 81
E' Hume n1 Mullen lie Buffalo sheep 70 ~ at s437A
IL II Hollis so Tennessee lambs. 60 n: at So So 22e
do 81 ~ SO 4o 30 Buffalo yearlngs = 10 at s. a7s
10 head Nominaly rated weak at 50 sOa$4 Is per
100 ID for extreme weights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06
ROYAL BLUE line.
TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia. week days 40, 500. goo. 1000
II 20 Dining Carr a. NJ, 1870, 200 800 100 fBrHes
ParIor Car, 4:3o 800 DINING Carr Go; !;39 900 p
NJ Io.I5 night Sundays 30 300. 1000. ii 30 dining
Can A. NJ. 200. AGO. 500 Dining Carr 600 p a..
For Baltimore and Washington. week days. 500. 1000
II 40 Dining Carr A. NJ. 200 $3.50 5:oo !Dining carr
Car, A. 81. 200. 500 Dining Carp, 800 T. NJ i2:is
night. 4, --., -. 49,. -
Liberty St l3 l12 281 434. 9ii Lao l323 BroadwG
rs7 6,b Az ri East 4th ST.. 1873 Fast l20th ST.. 20
West i25th ST. PSI Columbus Az New-York : court ~.
The New-York Transfer Company will call FOR and cheek
baggage from hotels residences to destination.
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Proposals.
c = EAIED PROPOSALS OR ESTIMATES,

~ EALED PROPOSALS OR ESTIMATES.
~ with the title OF the work and the name Of the bid.
aer Endorsed thereon received by the Department
OF Public Parks at Its offices Arsenal Building sixty
four,h street and Fifth avenue, Central Park. until
O'clock o. M Monday June 1897 for the following
named works: ---. -. -
tio Of St. Marys Park In the Twentythd Ward Of the
City OF New York. .
No 2 For repairing and repaving with rock asphalt
the walks within and around the city parks other than
Central Park in City of New York.
No. g. For painting the ironwoik and woodwork OF the
bridge the Harlem River known as Macomos Dam
Bridge. go.
No T. For painting the ronwork and woodwork Of the
bridge across the Harlem River known Madison Ave-
Bridge.
For particulars "City Record"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06
BALTIMORE g. OHIO.

Leave New-YOrk. foot q Liberty s, st.. daily
PPriTTsBUR re- $40. sun. sun. i21o night
c%cTXNATI ST. i2 TToR III a. 200 % Dining Carp.
II 30 a. M dining Can s$o D 10 rg,D Gas s nss
a m rDining Carr. Dining Carr DINING oar''
D m. l2I night. -
NORFOLK. 11.3O a. m. daily. .,u,
new ORLEANS Through Sleeper 800 p m dahy'
Al trains are illuminated with Plntsch Light, , 9.
on,ces: iIs l72 2GI 434. LAO Bway 81 f. itsn ~,
,o1 pouerv Y: 339 344 Fulton-s. BROOKLYN: sta,on
~, -, I,bertv 81 C. r. r y. J. Baggage checked
from hotel or residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWJERSGl
(Anthracite coal used exclusiNeyD
Four tracks. Automatic Block signals.
on and after June :. lse'. O.

Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
and after June !. lse' o.
Trains leave station foot OK Liberty -
For Easton. Be.nleh Allentown. Mauch Cnuns eey
{. Eas,on). 5:i5 q 30 10 AllentoHnl ~ slhdayn
4:3O GAS TO Easton) a. NJ. loo. $50. 600 T. ~ .
For Wikesbarre Pi,,ston and scranton, 9:lO A. u.
1910. 1880 4:l5 p. VI. Sundays. 40 a. n .
For Reading at 49, soc. $40, 1000 ll:5D A. III, l;io
80 200 90 4:3o 545. 900 =. NJ, 1915 night Gun.
days. 43O A. NJ. 200. 200 500 5;oO 600 T. Al. iS;D
For Harrisburg at 40 500 o:io II 30 A. NJ. ITO
1890 43O 5:s5 p. NJ. 1915 night Sundays 40 A. u.
700 $50. 800 Z. NJ. 1915 Night. -
For Sunbury Lewsburg ard W.lllamsport, at SD e0
D:lO A. NJ. i:IO. 80. 900 NJ. Sundays. i;S0 A. u.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Asbury Pa.k; oseaa
Grove. points south to Point Pleasant. 40. $50
iO43 A. NJ. 30 800. 400 9:3o Red Bank on!y AS
6:3s 6i5 T. NJ sundays stops az Interasen for Asesy
Park and Ocean Grove. 900 \. NJ. 400 = ~
For Lakewood Toms River Barnegat Park and Bsrns'
For Atlantic City. vneand and BriIgeton 40 4 u.
For Monmouth Beach, seabrigh ard Highlands Of Nave
sink, 30 $50. iO45 NJ. 80. +:3o 413 =. 81 Sun
days. O0o A. SANDY HOOK RorTE.
From pier s ~ r.. foot q Rector s.,
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach Norman:is
Runson Beach. seabrlght Monme-th teach and LSns
Branch 43O. 1913 4. ". q 20 saturdays only. 3:A
500 p NJ sundays. $50 A. NJ. 100 r NJ
For Eiberon. Asbury Park. ocean Grove and p9inn
onIy) 345. 500 p VI. sundays stop a. inisFaken ior
Asburv Park and ocean Grove. $50 A "
For Lakewood. Toms River Barnegat Park snf Baras-
cat 4:3O A.. NJ q 90 Saturdays or!v). 3iS v. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah June Cotton dull; mddling. nc low mid
ding csc Receipts 244 bales; exports coastwise "A
bales sales 80 bales: stock. 1854 bales; -,, -
galveston, June Cotton quiet middiing, TIC; low
,iSdl,ng eve good ordinary Gsc. Receipts 1863 bales
sales 5i bales spinners 80 bales stock. ls 4s2 bales
Norfolk June Cotton firm; mlddlrG - Ice; low
middiing 3-iec: good ordinary. 6lec Exports coast
wise % bales sales. bale; stock. s.oi3 bales 80
New orleans June Cotton steady; middling, ISc
low middling i5-i6c good ordinary, 6ic Receipts 43
baes exports the Continent l2226 bales sales 600
bales stock 20, 4sG bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06
LONDON WOOL MARKETS.

London. June Cuisines In wool during the week
was quiet. There was good inquiry. though small
trade the result There good
and the Continent. Some wools sold for SOFT
fish and American account at the closing rates OF
last series The arrivals 10 date for the fourth
which will open Tuesday. July are as follows: New
South Wales 21092 bales Queensland, e1I2 bales:
toria I74s3 bales Tasmania 1888 bales; South Aus
tralia 2.2ll bales wes, Australia, ail4 bales: New
Zealand, 743Il bales; Cape Of Good Hope and Natal
- $40 bales making total Of i6s 40 bales. including
bales forwarded direct The Imports for tho week
aggregated 80 o7 bales including s23 bales from New
Wales PSI from Qusensland ?7o from Melbourne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06
DEU IACKAWANNA AND WESTERN X. Il,
Sin lions in New York. foot of Ba relay aud
Chri uOphcr streets.
TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
D' CAVs. pINTSCU LIGHT

Direct route 70 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MONTCtAfR
THE ORANGES. summit. Banardsyil.. Biskins
Ridge Madison. Morrstown. Passaic. Paterson H.. a.
Ton Dover Stanhope NEWTON BrppS i.AkE.
LAKE HOPArCOSG Hackcttst1wR. SCHOOiEY5
MoI'NTAIN washington. PHlLLIPsBrRG. EAsToN.
SCRANTON PITTSTON wfl.KEsBARRE. NANri-
80 RINI;IIAMTON. OXFORD NORWICH water.
vile Utica. RICHFIELD SPRINGS. cortland.
sYRAcI-SE OSWEGO ITHACA OWFio. EfMlRA.
CoRNING BATH DANsvII.LE rtFFAIo and all
500 A. MEBINGHAMroN MAI. Stops az principal
,ooe '1''o MMs.ocate Can BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BING-
wv WI a,l,ToN OWEGD ITHACA, El.MiRA. UTICA,
RicHFIFLD SPRINGS, SYRACUSE ani oSwEGo
ENPRrsS Pullman raricr csn C.nnectins a,
TO, p ~ W St'RANTON. wlLKESBARRE and ELMIRA
''o' ppr,Ss pullman Buffet Paslor Car
..oo WW|SCRANrON. WILKESBARlf; and PIYN-
-" o,i.arM " rXPREss Pullman Buffet parlor car.
-aa u n ,icauy)-Chicago Nesthuei Limited Express
'W J.: Mnpt%ToN BINGHAMTON. ELMiRA Buzz
Et Alo; Dining car west Of buffalo
~ Buffalo Express Pullman Ssepsrs for
81" =. "A NTON BINGHAMrON. EIMIRA DATH Mt
ss,dnpis and BUFFALO. arAing Buffalo A. ~
o.,o ~ ~ cDaiiy)-RvFFAfIo SCRANTON BINGHAM
S''o ron OvEGO ITHACA. ELMiRA. UTICA SYRIA.
cf,SE and oswEGo EMPRESS. Pullman Banss
rIsGi ssRRgT,ss AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATING N
,,,ry Gaze 4 sons Limited. i3 Broadway Il Park
p,ac. 400 Broadway Tickee ferry stations. gt3
pn,dway 4th-ave.. l2th-st.; 81 West i25thst.
81, Columhus-ave. New York; 3Ss ara I26 Fu \ 81.
snd 100 broadway Brooklyn Timetables giving fun "
formation all stations. -.
check baggage from hotel residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06

FLOUR AND , o ,hs % Weaness IN weat
assn: ss Tisss
sSIiss Sas s@s S ss %ssi
65K Ef2HRS 'sss Io% Gsls At
. Brand BxGMEADu. Quoted; FRs Shs 1sS
Quoted n winter e bulk sos sPrn aa sss
coy Sy S %S 10 css So ho%ny Chop
session the dn,s or wesa res a oass.
IN a0 81
10 the holiday in Liverpool and the adjournment at Chi
s sns d resns is
5. ys st .hsn
d Sn S s
a. e Of sns & G% san
ns ssss Des.s ssss. ss as $ h It
s ~s5r you'd fp no, exceed rally arising
s hsss Ssc ana
@ sSs s'sr the ss
from San s:
1000 bush bssssss% estimated world. shipments
Pa: i've We're rather but
s s ne ny cent
as ss. last S Rsh' in. s' su e TSs fs
Cash s.a sSy was .sov e sh bush 10th from ss
81 hard bnlS,h ssss 70 arrive; 10 SoSihsrn ~
:sis ass e sTs s'1 @
% s sss S as 81. ana
w ss aass was 9.
s sas up 1 sSs e?S to
figure a GsP95,s,s took aon sce o another No sSn
Jay in the speculative mafke, Tor oats Prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06

,oun.uv ..sv with the other markets and closed xc
net There tradins on II. curb TIE sssa
sales No oats quoted 21Nc: No s oats. 2ic; No =
white 2sc; No white 2sc track mixed 2iqz4c TRACK ns
nominal 9 { T. Buffalo .BARLEY-Market quiet;
quoted 27hc. (. Buffalo,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06

Stations foot West I'D ST. penn X. r.. Cori1anes
Desbrosses
Indicates from West 23d -. Other figures snow
time from Desbrosses -.
'8,Ij, $40 A. NJ. daily SUNDAY '6:45. A. NJ foe
MATCH CHUNK and intermediate stations
s7,5S S;1S A. ". daily for WILkESBARRE, SCRAN-
TON week days. ELMIRA lweek days.. ITHACA.
GENE[A ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS.
and the West principal local points: dining car and
chair car 10 Buffalo. $1,000.
sIO,2S, 10 $50 4. NJ daily, except Sunday. for MAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate points
M. 200 daily. except sunday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06

sSs s. sS e ; .P S ;'5Rs 9';P
CSC 70 spring y6 ns'. 49, Il: ~ white fe &
go @S si' &ta2t SaSS S SsS b %d
Ss sSs ED 30
boxed a short clear 1s sides sr s s 8 49, sasas
cut saSs,a A sse $ x a.
a arm sS Sisa@e Eggs '. sieady fresh SIC
June SFGur d" x.a w9sa oas STEADY
Hss mss: :s:y II !. Ss F g. s sS o
ass 90 Whsssy stesdy 49, eos Sl''er quiet
Milwaukee, June . Wheat weak: No spring S o,itG
No Northern s Jaly G Corn Arm a No d 22S
H. i"f s4,s So : '''''"-' '''''''''' ,,..
eec july G7i.GG7isc september esa6i'ac; No hard
7Ic No / Northern, e9',c.
ss .s9s july Ea' e fS"s
tember nominal Corn steady: No mixed jun a znn
i %a.4 s sssy 4 isE sg
p @nsH iSc Do western r god demand 9T
s. ss nF snSEangs s 90
Cotton lice lower mddns uPsn6s n2is in bbs
2a5c dark do 2c cakes saSsc sreass 2sg2a ad
r6S ys po" " sp T l ehcheHs 52
unchanged fowls choice. 9a9lac DO fair to sood' sg
and quality. 25a2sc. u
Louis June SToSr dull and si rnf bs ack Wasa
asked Jug Gorn SPOT sssdy 10 cash 22c July c. sfo
hid Sepember 23sa23i5c. oats spot lower NO = casn
i3xc bid: July if7sc bid Bran dull, weak ana IN.
changed igSsc dairy SSl2c nsss
o6bns 81 !oass Lard steady prime s,ea - Extra 1
short clear S. q; ribs 81 so: shorts 81 30 Dry SAY
meats boxed shoulders 81 10; extra short clear - ~
ribs 81 80; shorts. 81 81.
Toledo June 5.-wheat active and easy; NO = Gasp
77c June 76c: July. 6Sc Corn active and steau s,c
. mired o4c Oats dull and steady; No mixed ioizc
rive dull; No cash. SIC asked Cloveisesd ouii anu
steady; prime October. 81 22i2 OIL unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06

40 from South Australia, 3oe rom s Me ala from
Germany 2ss from France III from China ana i"' BUN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot VI West Twenty-thrd street and De-.
LrOsses ana CortIsDdt streets.
street. Is i've minutes later than that given below is
s Ens s Map.mao nun., p.ro,
Sew York TO rl.sburs, sleeping Car Pit'ssars =
Chicago No coaches % Piitsburs c,...,..
SsS T. FEE PSEENHsYIyaNIx SIT EDwSam.s
Compartment seepSs Dining sn0sng o sSf oessrM.
if$,a9;sg; d's 9sb sr G Is'
r. H. wns STnSka@9aK asgo csVsana CHI
74% TS,sSP iyfss cne.
natl inesnaP9I,si 81 Les xsprss 70, p,,.o,rs Ana
Chicago Connects for Cleveland and Toledo except Sat-
o''"' WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH;
755, s25 9?5. o.55 DINING Car, i05o a. m " ~ =
C315 Congressional Linz. all psrior ana Dining Cara,
night, D SUNDAY Sa' SIS 20 s25 TO- a. m casf.s.
sonai Linn; all paror and Dining SAP; ~ Dining
soUrHERN RAiLwAY.-Exprs,.. rs D. M. 1910 night
ATLXSTIc. COAST LLHE-Espre-s s25 a. m. and 80
f faE ob sSx& c 9% nsS r.
weeS Jays and 755 p m daily c,..,., s,,... ,..
Long Branch %ssSrx PARK detetlafsn sgoasyn. Ocean
lana, streets 9nly}; 30 IN izio 2?o. sr0 Sio and
. T H. ss f sss s Esi5aS 81 #a.s; ng: ~
9 ss rs CAB Dn1 1Ss' cab I'i -, 1nas b. bss
Ta9 fa3 g; e. lal2 9sh U.s. sTS ss '
Car. SIS Dining car, 40 7.55. s.55 .. m. iai5
Ticket offices Nos 4oi o4, 100 1873 II and 2'i Broad
Aston House Wes, Twenty r 5ires, sis,..n
cour: street. $50 Fulton street 90 Broadway. and
Brooklyn Annex s8on Breosn s % es '' c .Sa
check pnggage from hotels and res'''hces u''osh 70
J. s. Hi,TcfrSsow J.R WOOD.
General Manager Genoa Passr As'nt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

Arrives Buffalo 9:55 p. II. Pullman vestlbule Day
la carte Connects Buffalo with through sleeIers
Detroit and Chicago.
.iy:.5. +. VI. daily except Sunday. for MAUcH
CHUNK and intermediate points.
sII::i5. 1916 /. NJ. Sundays only. for EASTOS.
MATCH CHUNK and the coal branches.
lao =, VI. daily except sunday for WIf.K Ed
RARRE' PITTSTON SCRANTON. and principal inter-
mediate stations Connects for all points in coal resoas;
81 ;,,5. 4,iO p NJ. daily except sunday for WILKES
BARRE' PITTsToN SCRANTON. and principal inter
pullman BUFFET Par!or-Car TO Wilkesl ARE.
sa.SS Bis r. VI. daily for EASTON ard inter
mediate stations. . -, -. ., a..
sS.55 t,IO =. NJ. daily except sunday. Express for
satingtHn and principal Intermediate stations Connes
,or Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car 10 SatiDgton.
sG.SS ,tO =. ". daily fer BUFFALO. NIAGARA
EATis and all points West, Pullman sleeper vestibu.s
train y y TO chicago. sloepers 10 iunao and Toronto
,55. $50 ~ daily exSpt r sunday ,s,Ssping only
MAvcH CHUNK. |. & y JUNCTION; sAYRE GEN
man sleeper for Buffao None but sIeepingar passn-
a msrs carried No baggage carried
ess.ss 300 = ". daily, for ITHACA. GENEVA
pOS,HTsTER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and al
ny" -, Wsst pullman sleepeTs % Nk"starre and rtbacs
loo 81 trains daily except sunday. Or BOUND
intermediate points leave 10 lows 'S So
ano S5 2.2o. 1885. 40 ard $50 $50 p. -
ok "a and 1923 Broadway, 81 f. i.h St. l56 f. 1871
I'D 10, % 5nuerv y Y; $50 Fulton ST Court 81 vs.
g.. .it,,ay and brooklyn Annex Bgooklyn.
transfer will call for and check baggaxs hVo
,,tei or residence through 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06

The authority that the development OF the
plant and In sections as result OF
Zoo low temperature that beneficial rains have
fallen in Texas from cool nights conditions
have been favorable. Early Is fruitng over
southern and central portions Of that State some dam
Gulf and Atlantic Week closes with improvement IN
temperature night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06
Of contract prices follows:
5 closed dull. Sales. 500 bales.

spot closed steady. lice lower; middling upiaHus'
1l-lGc; middling Gulf lj-lGc: sales. 500 bales ,
COFFEEThe market for coffee futures opened steady
with prices 5dlO points higher which, with yesterday!
advance Of 10q2o points. indicates much more coni-
dent feeling in the future list than manifested IN some
better feeling morning Hamburg advancing i.q1a
pfg. while IIavre quotations Showed gain OF p
franc. The BRAZILIAN ports was also bull
fish factor receipts Rio and Santos footing up buy
10000 bags making total for the last three DAYS OF
5000 bags. Trading light however. total tfahsac
reaching but 1850 bags. with the market fnaE
quiet a net gain Of 5Ql0 points Outside sIecuatve
interest is still he'd in check by the enoI"us Nisloe
supply for this countrysOmethng over loepooV Days
compared with 100000 bags last year private adFiCes
show a like condition in European markets whefe inc
amount coffee in sight reaches over 26owU bags
against 200 600 bags ago 1t is argued mat II
cessye stocks supply ana on the eve OF
another Brazil conservative traders are
inclined conne themselves actual necessities not
withs the fact that prices are now scarcely more
than half they year ago On the street ,he
market for spot ruled firm with all grades IRA
lillian nc higher which puts prices on the basis OF 9sc
Tor No Z Rio Skc for No Santos Invoice OTIS win
obbing parcels held i9c these figures Inc mar
ket for mild ruled steady. with changes N quota
fons unmpor,ant. Included in spot sales were psss
Rio No T. afoat 1ssc Quotations OF mid eofee iol.
low: Acknowledgement 70 good lo'24liISc COCO ooo
Cucuta l3s.Gl4c. La Guayra-Caracas. l2dl3c Porto
Sebsio lOisGl2c Savanila-B ucaramanga. l3a.ql6izc
Rogoia l5Isai9c MexcanCordova. ll2n1!i2c; Oaxaca.
1oI,1ac Central AmercanCOmmon 10 ordinary loa SC
fair 10 good l4.Qlstc prime TO choice ls>aZlc Eas
IndianeInerior 24isQ2lzc; fancy 2q32c Javas 2l72g
o. Angostura, l2al3c. Mocha. 19iza2Oc
fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

n,I,,oore June 6-Fiour dull and unohangesaa " Az
easier: spot md month. I5%q7Gc; July @1I% 90 hush
ss; GSGsi.c; stock 3il as bush sales, n,et SPOT
sonthern wheat by sample 75nisc o%rn uu.t .ug,s
osi I2sisc. month 2si.l2sNc; July. 2s.USsfc. 51MI
2sL,G2s-sc; september 29c bid steamer m.'e Southern
c7.c. stock go bush: sales 12oo nusm. No
white corn 3o03ic do yellow; 2tc oa'S .,ock a2 557
bush rive nominally steady No nearly Sor the bet
Western SOC stock 1i6OO bush Hay hrn .9b ouiet
ter grades; choice timothy. s+ Grain me's nchongsd
somebIng being done in cleaners; Ia <, 7ois Tor fine
sugar strong graduated 81 SO for coarse - W lie
Iupitcr steady and unchanged. Eggs steauys la
Cheese steady and unchanged. Whiskey uhc"""ee
Boston June 5Fiour dull; spring pate,h,s nsten,s
"a 20: clear and straights So 5Oaa 10 w Cppnmea
X 70iS5 49, clear and straights ~ 3oa$t 70 o.ts Arm
2sney Clipped 2sc: 30. clipped. 2sc No. cpp sna
lake and rail- s 5oaSi 75 winter bran si2 o9gs r.s J
midd,ngs SIi 1854 red dog -four VA S,ust 10 orea
beef Arm rteers Gi1q0c: hndquarters sbsg nc g.
4G5Xc Lambs steady; mutton and yearnnss Wv tSc
veal basc Butter steady: Northern crea.e'iy;o ,iic
Cheese steady; Northern snc; Western. 6ha7hc.
firmly held: No hard old To5.e. new, 7s'tc; NO
Nortbern old 771c; new 73.c. Winter wheat neglected.
No 2 red in store sic; No extra red. s0c. .eah
corn Hisc No corn &c oats.ouiet but fairly
steady; No white. A1c; No. white. Zy.1c; 40.
white 2i622c; No 8 mixed. 2Oc. Rye ncnangeu
canal frcghts steady a lower rate was MADE ,o-,ay
wheat and naxseed 2c corn, INC: oats lnc; paey
rye I&c TO New-York lumber 81 rs to New-York; u -
to Albany. F1our-Quiet. steady.
Chicago June o.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
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e. .,a,sca, position Of Brazil coffee is as follows

Rio-Conee market quiet: No Rio. $500 exchange,
I'D receipts 6OOO bags; cleared for the United S1aes
90 bags cleared for Europe. 1900 bags Stock 2aVo
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NETWORK PRICES,

Receipts Of breadstus interior points In thousands
three ciphers 1000 omitted -four bbls gram oush us
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CONDITIONS.

No prize awarded without sufficient
merit.
must be sung with piano accompaniment.
The Committee reserves the right to
hold preliminary competitions for Num-
beIs 6, T. s. 8, TO-, II, II, lS, u, IS and =,
The successful compositions for Num-
bers Ia, 16, 20, %, % and y to be the pro-
perty of the Committee.
The compositions Numbers 10. 20 and @3
must be in the hands of the Adjudicators
on or before the lst day of May, 1897.
The compositions Numbers % and a
must be in the hands of the Adjudictaors
on or before the 18th day of April, 1897,
The compositions Numbers l5 49, 20, 22
and sent to the Adjudicator, the real
name of the Author with nom de plume
in sealed envelope to be sent to the Sec
retary.
hands of Secretary by May lst, 1897.
Adjudicator on Numbers 10 and %, r.
c. Osborne, Moosic, Pa
Adjudicator on Numbers 16 and 20, Rev
De Pugh GrihithS, No. 2i' Broome street
Adiudicators on Number o.. Alfred
Twining and John Courier Morris, care
of The Times. Scranton, Pa.
Adjudicator on No a. Livy S. Richard,
care The Tribune, Scranton, Pa.
Adjudicators on other competitions an
nounced later.
Copies of above music can be obtained
at Powells Music Store, Scranton, Pa.
WILLIAM r. LEWIS, Chairman.
f. ID. JONES.
HOWELL HARRIS,
JOHN II, PHILLIPS.
d. PHILIP WILLIAMS,
ROGER EVANS,
JOHN J., DAVIES, Treasurer,
DAVID j. DAVIS, Secretary,
Address all communications to the Sec
retary DAVID j. DAVIS,
Municipal Building, Scranton, Pa.
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West Side
Department
JOHN THOMAS ASSAULTED
Footpads Relieve a Well Known Young
Man of SI.37...NO Clue to The lden.
tity of the Ruffians.

Eighteen-year-o r-old John Thomas, of
1926 Washburn street. was assaulted
and robbed of S1.37 at 1 o'clock yester-
day morning while passing down Brom-
ley avenue, near Washburn street, by
two men, who are unknown at present.
Young Thomas was one of party OF
young people, who paid a surprise visit
Thursday night to Augustus Eynon, OF
Bromley avenue. He was returning
from the party and when near the cor
ner of Washburn street two men stepped
out of the shadow of trees cast by a
nearby arc light and as Thomas passed
he was asked for a Chew of tobacco.
Thomas replied that he did not use the
stuff and he started to walk on.
Whats your hurry" calculated one
of the men, stopping the young fellow
I'm in no hurry" replied Thomas,
He had no sooner said it than
he was thrown to the sidewalk. what
do you want" he asked. We'll get
what we want" was the reply of the
rufiians as they proceeded to go through
his pockets. Thomas struggled but it
only resulted in rougher treatment and
his cries for help We're stiiled by the
fingers of one of the rutilans on Thomas
throat. After taking $1.37, all he had,
from the victims pockets, the two TEL
lows waited until Thomas had entered
his home on Washburn street; then
they went their way.
Thomas could not recognize his as
sailants if he saw them again 1t was
dark he says. One Of the men was
big and fat, and burly, and both wore
dark clothing with derby hats. Thomas
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Thomas, of Washburn street.