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sTRs. GARLAND AND EvANGEr.

Seattle and Townsend-Eeah Bav Rout.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesier dock Sun
days. Tuesdays and THURSDAYS az n 40
y. III. for Port Townsend. PORT Wi,lIa ma
Dungeness Port Angeles. Port Crescent
Gettysburg. Pysnt. Clsliam Bay and Neah
on opposite days Steamer Evangel leaves
YsleT dock for Port Townsend. PORT
Angeles and Victoria Mondays. Wednes-
lays and Fridays al $50 D. M; arrives
Seattle Alternate days at 2;5o D. IN. Tel.
Main itS
TIE ANCHOR IsINE-Beiiingham Rsy.
blaine ard Tacoma. Steamer Gen q
Starr leaves Arlington Dock for Ana
cortes Falrhagen. New Whatcom and
Elaine. Monday. Wednesday and Friday
u p. m. For Tacoma same days at
L. n.
THE ANCHOR LINE.
'Shess. tsks u 6ncs Arl,nxsen asah,
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vICTORIA-PoRT TowNsrHn

vICTORIA-PORT TOwNsrvn
Puget Sound & British Columbia sfsa.A..
Sompany's
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.
Leaving Arlington Dock dailY er..
Sunday.
$50 a. m. LvI..... Seattle .....1Ari s.x.~
1:3o pm. Lv PIT. Townsend. ILviii:S n.
9. r. BURLfNCs. ARsnf
Arlinstna ~
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT HAer
INGTON ROUTE
STEAMER A. r. ROBINU0R
Carrying u. s. Mall
On Port Orchard and Port Washhetm
route. leaves City dock. foot & ISS
street. $50 a. M. calling at bouA Dl1ek
Burchell, Brick Yard. BremGRfn o.
Navy Yard. Sidney. Charlestou, 1facssa,
Chico. Silverdale. Leaves Pa oFlAafl
Navy Station at 2 p. m: ars4su ooalx6
Bogardus & Co. agents. Teleph
Main 81
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GO ON THE CREyuo,,,,
PUGET SOUND & ALASKA Srr.,.
SHIP COMPANY. p
VICTORIA ROUTE

steamer City OF Kingston hetv~,~ e.
coma. Wash. and Victoria, n. -
s:OopmILvI NJ Tacoma IiNIr
ioeopm LvI g SEATTLE salAr -
l:oea IN Lyl 2 PIT. Townsend | SIAr1a.seal
s;4samEArl no Victoria iMILvi ~
sDaily except Saturday.
This steamer furnishes flrx,-~,.~
commodations. carrying both frsirst - -
passengers. and leaves from Yesler 49,
Seattle. for Victoria at 10 o. M 80 ~. .1
Tacoma at els y. m. u
Passengers Cor Victoria can occupy s,.,..
rooms until Z q. n. 0e
For rates. tickets. ETC.. inquire a.
F. +. POPE
Agent. Yesler Wharf, Sestsi
l. A. NADEAU.
General Agent. n. p. Ry., sessye
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
u. 8. NAIL
CITE MER nEy.TA

Leaves Galbraith dock. foot OF Wad1n
ton street, Tuesdays. Thursdays sn6 ~
urdays at Z o'clock a. m, for KiAD(4
port Gamble, Seabeck, Brinnon. HI
Dewatto. I4illiwaup Falls. HoodspoN q
Union City. Returns alternate doya
D. TROUTNAN. 9aG1a
Telephone, Red Isl.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT VA
INGTON ROUTE.
STEAMER MARY g PEhLE1
faaves c;albraitf1 dock. foot OF Wee1n
ton street for Sylvan Grove, Port 49,
Rremerton. Z; 5. Dry Roak, ss Sns -
Sundays and Sundays al 800 .. n:
nrasvs AZ ESQ p. m.: Sundays ct
~ u,e Returning. leaves slverdale Ct a. +.
~ Dry Dock $40 a. IN. SafuFday g ~
leaves Siiverdale b:so 2. M 4,
ZOO D. m. Telephone. Red bL
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coming back--of course he Is coming,
hut II he should be among our dead he
foesF Then. being a patriotic American
cir, she will. IL she Is within reaching
distance, follow the form she loved so
well. glory in the military henors given
IL. and as the guns sound their funeral
uirSe over his grave there may come %
her the thought that her boy. having gone
before Is happy in beholding
The victory won. the glory gained.
As he stands complete at last.
To this she gives a quiet Amen" That
wonderful announcement of a bowling 10
the Great VIII comes with a solemn hap
piness that is Unframed in q grief only
understood by women. for a woman can
love memory, and when with the MEM
orv she loves a brave soldier she goes
through her life with a courage only TO
be understood and which will be applaud
ed hereafter by that invisible choir whose
melody is dictated by the hand OF the
Master.
One must be ruftled or counted out Of
fashion, and then one might as we'll be out
Of tho world. Skirts are ruffled up to an
ejghteen-inch waist sometimes up 10 a
forty-eiShI Inch one. and then tee effect
is that of pillow with 4 string tied
around Il. But the woman VITO has no,
a sufficient number Of duasis to have
a ruff'ed skirt turns UP her piQuant
lit.le nose. declares that ruffied skirts arc
common and ruffles her sash. This can
be done more cheaply. bu, II Is equally
effect,ve For long time sashes wers
In dlsrcpute. They were given over. a.
X were, 70 babes and Stockings but Just
now the trimmed sash, with Ito inno-
cent booking little helt hugging the place
that you would Ike 20 put your arm
around, is ''the thing" Lots OF pretty be-
fazaras -
slltle article s;urrei over. but when IL
comes "a emphasizing the aforesaid article
then. Il YOU are feminine you have il or
from social standpoint yen die.
Years ago. when you and I were iano-
cent little tots ard knew nothing OF the
trcaeies 81 this world. We wrsgg,e,, and
twisted while eur fond mothers tied us
uD Tar as our heAiIhny big waists per
mis;sd n bread blue sashes with two lonps
ana iwo ends Slch sash IS not recog-
nisei nowadays.
The fashionable SSH when f, Is not
rusfied, ani every body knows what
ruff,ed sash X. has its end trimmed vi.,,
fringe o. lace, and rs bow must be made
t6elng feminine. You know there ia A = =
ference between made how ana a ted
hawl after ote az foUr e. Shions The first
= gaslse Ftobon. Nth a s,iff double
soorei bow ana a kao;ted silk fringe ar
each end. The second Is A lovely hrocsds
hbon, With two iSopS backed by short
fcfAed ends with a strass buckle ia the
center and long ends that are forke! ard
tnDed with pearl fringe. The third one
haS Two loops cd and mo loops down a.i
. knSs across The mla6se with a far,if,,t
fEtnEa having y heading as its iinisa The
o1nfr oi'o received IN petite society has a
rsSeiie such as your mother used 20 make
win sSopsng ends finished with q heavy
knoitsd slid fr.ngs Those ssshes are ths
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STEAMSHIP CLEVELAND

VIII leave Seattle for San Frsncas0
Thursday, May e. returning seaW -
Francisco Thursday. June 2.
For freight and passage rates 49,
+. F.. CAME. Agent,
Arlington Dock. 'rnone' -
PACIFIC CLIPPER LINE
los Yesler NJ. 5
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO

Seattle, Everett & whatcom Raute
safe OF Washington leaves Seasfie -
exrept Saturday at 10 p. m.
SEATTLE. Everett and La Conner hegIS..
Stnamer Fairhaven leaves Seattle -
sxcep, Sunday at 3 a. m, calling - ~
e1et, going north Tuesday Thursoey ~
Saturday; going south Monday. WeonO
day and Friday. 49,
Telephone. Main 5l7 fessef -.
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5WGS5
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S<N-S

Copyrighted, 1884,
had always said there was not
ore drop Of patriotic blood IN my
veins. Al che sine | even De-
longed to q peace society. and l
should Still be q member; but.
ais for rxsa---9r fer zf1enl-they
The sun., 1898-06-18
S9.62la $a.52I S9.oC
p.S2ll go o.1S
OTHER MARKETS.
Live stock Market.

NEw YORK. Friday June 17.-Receipts OF beeves
to-day were 2.67B head including &C cars for export
% cars for city slaughterers and 25 cars for the
market. and the total ofieringP wero 90 cars. Tine
demand fair for all grades of beeves. and prices
rated steady throughout. Ordinary to choice
native steers sold at $I.40IS5.2O 100 MS fair to
good stays and oxen at SAgS++O; bulls at S3Ssi.25;
dry cows at 62.40dS4. Dressed beef In fair
demand at T@sLc. n. for ordinary to prime native
sides To-dRy's cables quoted American steers at
So4@l02c y n. tops. lie, dressed weight 1.-Two
sheep lower at 09lOc n. dressed weiGht refrigsr.
ator beef 7loc. Y n. Exports to-day, none. To-
morrow .27s beeves and 3,s42 quarters of beef.
Receipts of calves to-day were 593 head AM. in.
cluding the stale stock there 6S2 sale There
was more life to the trade and prices were l5125c.
higher on vcas. About 20 head unsold. Poorest to
best veSs sold ate i&s6 100 MS buttermtlk calves
at $50 $3.50; city dressed vHals rmer at 7GgHc n.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs to-day were $500
head including 4 cars consigned direct and 20 cars
for the markc and making, with tho stale stock. 25
sale. Prime sheen and all grades Of lambs rGed
steady; common and medium sheep were dull and
shade lower. About all the offerings were taken,
Sheep sold at IS G$4 90 y 100 MS; lambs at So 500
67.l2la; bunch OF yearllngs at S525. Dressed
mutton sd9c. y n; dressed yearlings. 0@9lac.;
dressed lambs. 9i2@l2c.
Receipts OF hogs to-day were 2l5h head In
cluding cars for the market. Steady for live hogs
at S44$4.35 y 100 ms.
The sun., 1898-06-18

weather Of late has interfered with the proper Guilt
walton OF the plant, the signal service predicted
showers within the next thirtyaiN houra In those
regions, and In the Eastern Gulf sthtea and
Georgia there was moisture worth speaking
OF, whereas good rains said TO be needed.
Later on prices reacted. Heavy rains were re-
ported In the Carolinas. including 2lO inches at
Charlotte and l.O6 at Spartanburg there was very
light precipitation In Georgia, and the signal service
predicted showers in the Cnrolnas and tho northern
portions of Georgia aud Alabama Thomhns crop
report too, was rather favorable stating that the
crop has made some improvement during the past
week. that lipht rains were sucient to relieve the
situation In the Atlantic and Gulf states and that
west Of the Mississippi the promise ia very good ek
cept In portions OF Texas aud Arkansas where cult.
walton has been lnterfercd with by heavy rains But
were generally unch anged from last night Tho
general disposition IL 10 await developments before
engaging In new ventures either side of tho market
The crop movement for the weel lowed note
worthy FALLING on a. compared with Nsst week but
wAt larger than for the same TIM = 1870. Pine
Blum, Ark" The fine general rains yesterday came
just at the right time. First we have had In three
weeks. and many complaints OF dry weather were
coming in. Land was baked hard aud cotton plant
will now take new start. and where grass has not
swallowed II UP good cotton Will he grown"
CorFEE-No on the spot was duli No. 2, sac. This
sales were 200 hags haracaibo and 2OO bags Sava-
nila on private terms Futures here declined
points, closing barely steady with sales OF l5,J0O
bass. Havre declined lIf Hamburg declined u to
y pfg. American warehouse deliveries 1,sTh bags.
RIO was dull at nchsnged prices; receipts. 1000;
stock, gao, zoos exchange 3D. adecine of D. lid.
stok. $4,000. The future trading here as as fol.
lows.
The sun., 1898-06-18
REAL ESTATE NEWS.

The litiga tion that has involved the affairs Of
tho Casino Theatre for many months was par
TALLY adjusted yesterday at the Broadway
Salesroom. 1t had been announced many times
that tho leaschold Of this property would be
sold at auction to satisfy n Judgment of $l34,-
1857 obtained by the State Trust Company as
trustee for certain bondholdcrs. but the sale
WAS always adjourned. The property. however,
was finally sold yesterday in the presence Of a
crowd of creditors. There was another incum-
brance bearing prior lien TO the above judg-
ment and amounting 10 about $lS.495. The
propcrty. therefore, was offered subject to this
claim. some Of the hondhoiders nppcn, ed ns
bidders. and tho theatre WAS finally knocked
down by James L.Wclls to II. Is. Sire for S2s 900.
The sale considered satisfactory by those
VINO were financially interested, although Mr..
Sire probably paid more than he expected TO-
he has secured u new lease from tho Bxby
estate owners Of the land, go that when the lease
loreclosed Yesterday runs ont in 1901 he will
have possession for twenty years longer at
$4,000 H year. II is Mr.. SirC's intention to
allow Canary s. I.cdcrcT to continue in posses
sion OF the theatre for the present.
In tho borough of Brooklyn sixty'scVen lots
were sold, realizing S33,OOO. The property was
part OF the estate OF Garrett katin.
The sun., 1898-06-18
Private Sales.

Emanuel W. BoOmiHgdale. ns assignee OF NJ. A. and
d. Bcttmgn has sold their Ealf Interest In Nos. 432.
asa amt 1876 Third HveAue, fuur.stOry stores aud
tencmruts. on plot 5b5NBO at the northwest corner
uf Thirtitth street. Tne buyer Is Henry GoOdkind.
owner Of the other half interest.
Carrie *, Warren has sold No l2S Fast Thirty
seventh street, fuurstoTy brownstone dwelling.
lot 2uNSU.
Francis 7. Underhlll has sold for a hrs, FurmaD to
p Pcructu, No. 22UO Second avenue. Ve'stOry nat
on lot 2uNHo.
/ AIRY l.. Moxl y has purchased from Louisa Jones
the property AT the southeast corner of broadway and
Walker street cumming through 10 Cpurtland alley
plot 2-NiE5X295El 10 Irnstory nreprOof build.
ing, costing about S25OOuO Is TO be erected ON tho
plot
w. williams Ir., is reported TO have sold over
$500 200 worth OF property on the west side OF Ffth
avenue. between Forty-sccond and Forty',eyenth
streets
Henry sorgepthsu has sold TO Elizabeth r. Mas
No. A3s xth street .jG0H; atHO TO George Fenneli,
No. Z Avenue A. GO.SG74."; also, to George Haune'
mann, No, i30 Fifth street. @jlON4S.
W. j., & e. H. smith have sold for BENJAMIN G.
Bent the northeast corner OF clay ayrnu" and l7Ath
street, 6OKlOu, TO Myton FOX for sG,uOO also for
Mylou Fox the thrccstpTy and basement OrownstOpo
G. Bent for 900; also Tor MIS-. Musan the dwell
ing aud pot OF eight lots fronting ON WesIchester
aud Prospect aNCnurs, for 100000 to George Paeni
also for George Palen the story nat Ga IN" wet
side OF l3Ith street. about 100 iert east OF
So. AIMS avenue. Tor $4,000 20 Mrs. MulliEani
size ls.9IBTE 90, known aS No 1850 Fox street, 10
Hooks Cohen for 81 900, also for John lie Hart
the brick haI, slze ls0rGIxlOO. known NJ No. 1893
Fox street, to Hooks Cohen for l.0OOi also for
l6ptb street TO Hooks Cohen for SS. 3O0i also for
Hooks Cohen the plot "f eight lots irGuting on
Trinity and Robbins avenues 100 feet north OF old
line llOth street. for Sc, 900 10 John D. Hart
The sun., 1898-06-18

closure amount due ea,sst, subject 70 mortgage,
eia7bO.
william Kennedy sold Nos. iso and 1ss Madison
avenue, northwest corner OF Thrtyrst street. 40 TX
20. sevenstory brick nat, foreclosure, amount due.
bNbO2OOi subject to taxes sc, eB,Bl2i to Metropot
tan Life Insurance Company, Ilolntin, Tor s2B3COO
Thompson Pryor solu No. "a Fast Tenth street,
RBHBb lOGgi 3x77 o. fourstory brick dwelling lease
hold, foreclosure, amount due s6,bbl, subject to
rents $3.50 and taxes SC, 0S0i6Oi to ]. Blackburn
Miller, plaintiff for So 800.
James l., Wells sold the Casino Theatre building at
broadway and Thirty ninth street. foreclosure,
amount due sl94,S61, subject to mortgage SIS.
400 to II. d. Sire. for S4o,A95
IN BROOKLYN.
James l.. Brumley sold part OF tho estate OF Gar.
rett kntcn, Coney Island property, as follows; Tho
old Katen Hotel on Surf and Seventeenth avenues,
occupying three lots to George C. Tllyou for ,4O0i
also four lots on surf avenue, adjoining the hotel to
Mrs Margaret Knten for t7s2OO; also seven lots on
West Seventeenth avenue, at the rear OF the hotel
property, at prices varying from eBTb TO $1,000;
also seven lots the south side CT Mermaid avenue
at from $500 TO G05O lot, on West Seventeenth
street, between Mermaid and Neptune avenues,
twenty.seven lots brought from Sl65 to 32O5. Six
inside lots on the south side OF Neptune avenue
Drought from sll0 TO slAO, the corner lot selling at
$3.50 seven lots on tho opposte side OF the street.
OF irregular measurement, were knocked down to
bidders OF from sos to tl6o. The purchasers; be.
sides thoA mentioned above, were r. r. Martin, r. z.
Lewis, Clara Devernn. and John II. McGulrk.
The sun., 1898-06-18
Ratlroa16.

DELAWARE. LACKAwtNNA a WESTERN
Stations In New HOrL. root OF uArclAy and
ChrisIaphrr SITe"tS.
vEsTlRULE TRAM. PULLMAN nCFFET
CARS, pIHTSGU LI.HT.
500 \. N.-blughamton Mail, Stops at principal
stations,
1000 4. N.-(Cafe cRrD-BufTalo. Scranton Ding-
humton. Owc8o Ithaca. Elm!ra, U,ica. syracuse.
and OswegO 4prnSs Pullman buffet parlpr cars.
Connecting 1t Buna!o with trains for Chicago and
points West,
Hoo Il. SI.-(Daily)--Chicago aud Buffao vesti-
bulcd "Iprc7s Tor scranton, BaghamtUn una FL
mira, &c. Pullman uuu"I parlUr ears 10 Emira.
Through s"CIAGg cars ana day cOaca u Chicago,
arriving al Ans T.. NJ. next day.
AiUO y. SI.--!SCrAntUn, WilkvsUarre and Plymouth
EXprcss. Pullman huflrt parlur cars.
400 Il. M.-iiyailS l--ChCnsO No-tbule Limited
Express for ScrantOu, BinghamtOn, Elmira, Bufldlo
Through Lul,t a'"epiGg car New York 70 Chicago
Diuins CAV west u liuTIlD.
$3.50 a.. R.-(Da " )--i'uffalo Express. Pullman
s'epers tIr Scranton, EInghamton klmira, Bath
Mi. Morris aud luTaiO, arriving BgralO S A. NJ
DIHO -. VI Daily buffalo, 'rHuton, Bingham
ton, OWpgo Ithaca. Elmira, syracuse, Elchhrld
surngs and Oswcgo Express. Pullman buffet
slceprrs.
IlcGrt and Pu'lmAu accommodations al Henry Gaze
Suns. Lti.. ll3 IroaIwHy. ~ Park place, aga and
sac Brualway. TlCsrts at Ferry stations, IL 4tn
av.. cor l2tt st., ~ West lsaih 1t, 2HJ columbus
av. New YORK So auG 143 Fultun II Dud lOO Broad
way, firoukiyn Time tables giNlns fun Information
at all stations.
We.trotts xpress Compsny will call FOR and check
baggase from hotel or r,Hi len q to destination,
The sun., 1898-06-18
Yublir Nuttres.
NOTICE or COM MISSIONER or JURORS IN
REGARD TO CLAIMS FOR ENEAP-
TION FROM JIEY DUTY.
kOOM l25, sTEWAkT hIILDING,
NO. ESQ BROADWAY, THIRD FLOOR,
L. I'm, %

q
NO. ESQ BROADWAY, THIRD FLOOR,
NEW YORK, June =, 1898.
Claims for exemption from jury duty VIII be heard
by me daily at my ofico from . A. NJ. until T.. NJ.
Those entitled TO exemption are clerRymen, law
yeTs, physicians, surgeons surgeon dentists vetor'
inary surgeons professors or teachers to college,
academy. or public school, EDITORS editorial rters
reporters daily papers. licensed pharnaceutists
professions and not following amy other CallinGi
miltamCu uOicemCn, auI iiICmen; election Officers,
non residents and city employees aud United states
EMPLOYEES; officers OF vessels making regular tTipH;
licensed pilots actually following that callng super
iutenucntr, conductors, and cnglueers OF railroad
company other than street raj road company; tele
g-aph operators actually doing duty as such Grand,
special, Sherlff'S and municipal court jurors, and
persons physically Incapable OF performing Jury duty
by OF severe sickness, deafness or other phys
teal disorder.
Those who have not answered as 10 their liability
or proved permanent exemption " III receive " Jury
enrolment notice" requiring them 10 appear lcrurS
me this year Whether fable or not such notice must
be rabl" IN person Of poSsiblcJ aud NJ This Of
II only, under severe penaltlcs. II exempt the
party must bring IrOCf or exemption; II liable lie
must also answer In person, giving ful ana correct
name. residence. g. e No attention pnd TO letters
An good citizens Will AID the course Of Justice and
secure reliable and respectable lur,rs anh equalHo
their duty 10y cryiug promptly when summoned, Al
lowing their clerks suhuTiuStcs to serve report
ing to any attempt rt bribery or eyoslun aud sug
Eosting names for enrolment. Persons between
twenty,une ana scyeuIy years Of age, summer alb
scntccs. persons temporarily H. and United states
Jurors are not exempt.
Every man must attend to his own notice. II Is II
misdemeA to giVo any jury paper to another to
10 give or receive any present Lrbe directly or in.
directly In relation 10 Jury service. or to Withhold
any paper or make amy false statement. aud every
>''o wa - ''''' JOHN PURCELL.
Commissioner n Jurors
County Uf New York
The sun., 1898-06-18
LehiQh Valley System.

Stations foot of West 23d St Penn r. R), Cortland0
Or Desbrosses S.
"Indcates time from West esd st. Other figures show
time from c9TtiSndt n or ssH DesSrosSes ., S.
for EASTOS and intermediR ate stations.
'5I5O. sI2O A NJ. daily for WILKESBARRHS
ESTER BUFFALO, NIAGARA Falls, and the WesS
and principal local points; dining anu chair 70
'III5O. 1900 noon. daily. except Sunday.
BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
Arrives Bunalo S:56 +. n. Pullman Vestibule Day
Coaches aud Paror Cars. Dining Car Service. Meals
u Carte. Connects at Buffalo with through sloep-
.Ia,sO. 100 ?. N. daily for EAsToN. MAUoH
CHUNK, WILKEsBARRE. SCRANTON lwoek daysL
and coal branches. Chair car to hnuch Chunk.
$3.50. A,Lo P, M daily. except Sunday. for
cipai intermediate stations Connects for ali points
In coal regions. Pullman Bunet Parlor Car for
'IiSO. SEQ p. NJ. daily. except Sunday, fo1
RAsToN and intermediate stations. Chair car to
.Tts0, B,IH p. NJ, Sunday only, for MAucH
CHUNK and intermediate stations,
$3.50; 0IIO +. N. daily except Sunday fog
$3.50. 700 p. Nj. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
fALIS. and all Joints West. Pullman sleeper VeStt.
6ule train n Y. 10 Chicago. sleepers TO Bunalo and
'5iiO. 500 p. NJ. daily, except SUNDAY, stopping
only at SOUTH ILAlNklELD. EASToS. BETHLE
TER, BATAVIA. BUFFALO. aud TOR ETO. PullmaA
sleeper for buffalo None but sleep passengers
carried. No baggage carried.
'S,aO. $40 r. NJ. daiIy Tor WILKEsBARRE,
ITHACA, GENEVA. ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO, NJ
AGAkh FALLS, and all points Vest. Pullman sleep
Additional local trains daily, except Sunday, for
SOUTH n AlNElELD. BOUND BROOK. and interne
dae points, leave as follows: 'lO:20, l0:50 'l0:2o
'6:5O $40 p. 81.
273, 3o5. B44 aud 323 broadway. 81 East 4th st.,
1865 L. l23th ST. l27 Bowery n. =; $50 Futon at,
Ny. transfer Co viii cal Tor and check SSaSslc
from hotel or residence through 10 destination.
The sun., 1898-06-18

Coffee declined on lower European cables and local
and Santos. while the p' warehouse deliveries were
smaller. stu there no great pressure to sell and
MErALs-Iron was dull Spot. June and July.
es:boSSe65. Copper was dull. spot, June and July.
.se & hsaa strong spot Snn SueS nos %eISS n
and July, 10. l0& lO2Uc. speter was entirely nom.
NAVAL sronEs-splrits of turpoutine was dun at
Q5.@e7aic. Rosin was steady Al Sl.4Gh@sl4ofor
common TO good strained.
wa, was steady but naovf; meas 's9slS,o
SPs..ed S''Ss hogs 5tS5c S 90 r.o%
ends l6sl5Lsc. thirds, i5l2c. State extras, 100
l6i4ci rr.ts. l5iqc: thirds to seconds, l3s@l5c:
WSs fancy ac sfsS ehoee Sood % TO
prime. els@6Ac.; common TO fair 6@6c; small
o%Ssiaci IS common ] S' to far. SigS6c. Egsses,atc
and Pennsyvania fresh gathered fancy; l2%Si2.2c.;
nr.ts, l2t@ &c; Western fancy, ll1c. chi ago.
June l7.-"ProvisIons were somewhat affected by
the weakness In surrounding markets and had mod
umc OF trade was light with the selling OF tho scat
tered kind, the demand coming from packers and
shorts There fair cash demand, bettor than OF
10000
90 test l6c. Refined was fairly active aud nrm.
ToBACCo-The semiveekly sales were 90 cases
1893 z!mmers at ls8p2c., 100 cases lS9S Pennsyva;
mia Havana at l2aI lac. 80 cases 1896 New England
Havana at lS@4bc, 100 cases 1898 New England
seed leaf at "a a95c 400 bales Havana at 00c@ell0.
sisS: sSa0 and 100 bales So"'''"' IN O0n'' 'Y's
Wool Exchange Official classification. arc aR fol.
lows: ForeIGn-Port Philip comhing. 32636c; Port
Philip clothing. 25S3oc; Adelaide combng, 24@26c.;
New Zealand clothing, 24@96c:; nne crosshreh, 21S
29c.; Cape clothing lsa2oc; cane comhinS l9@ 2lc;
Mont. merino, 81 S23c; Mont. Pr!mera 22@24c. Eng
wcihors 3OG3lc. Shropshire hogs, &32c.; shrop.
shire wcthers, 8"s3lc.; Sussex teGs 3?c.; Sussex
ewes. 3O13lc.; Canadian colnbinE. 3OS3lc.
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