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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-22

ae,at. and Of their ovcolloni work ln
fhu'r various new positions
Flahpr'a Brief History the Nations
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The plot hinges Un tho destruction ~
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-22

suit Lake onice Of First Ha.ionri
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at reasonable rates. long or short time.
on Isal estate. stocks, boudr. mort
gagua, or approved personal security.
o. ,. NALisnunY. President.
HA!i J, KENYON. Treasurer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-22

Dizziness, loss OF appetite, fiatulency
and nausea are an connected Win
dyspepsia or INDIGESTION. HERBlNI
Will give prompt relief, Price 10 cts
z. Z. Al. i. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-22
Girls
Story.

This IS an occurrence IN the lie Of a JvSrg girl
who had approach to DEATH and Of The mar
scloHS hiaHHer IN aliifh she teas rescued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-22

Blanc q the French word for white.
Tho mountain 10 named 80 On account
81 the Immense body % snow covering
H. l Instantly hunted w a TELESCOPE
and made the ascent before supper
The violent exercise gave me re- good
appetite. TN, mountain d0ra not look
1900 fret high from here. It's massive
proportions deceive you. iis "a ease ~
'dlsianCr lends euchautmorf @ tho
View" In tho same hotel I am Ia we
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-22

medicine, ani A. cured nae completely. build
mann rly health and Increasing my appetite
Aiulueh fIIa NHs i'n years ago. have never
yet hada siEn ot tho dlacarg 90 return,
". i. hrWMAN,
Stauutnn, Va,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
WEST SHORE RR

Trains leave 42i st. Station y. Y. as follows. and
Is IA. loot OF liankIin St:
AIU.OV A. NJ. Daily. exceri SUNDAY tor Cornwall New.
burgh Kingston. New Pa.tz. Lakes Minaewaska and
Mononk and all ca,sN.ll MoSnt1in points.
a NJ for transt0ns West Point. Kingston.
laAss Moaonk and M.nne~asAa. CatsNili Mountains.
AIuany saratosa. ana IaAe GeC.s4.
1 900 /, A. CONTINENTAL LINZ I'D, paLy for Al
many syracuse, Rochester. BaWau. Niagara Fsll-.
Cleveland. Dettclt, CncasO and s. LOUIS. Arri, es
,.nicag, ana afternoon.
I.iS y NJ saturdays only for al Catskill Mountain
points
MohorN and MInnewasAa Cats.lM Mouu.ins. Catskl,
ca 800 T. NJ. Daily. excep, ssrlay for c3ngers. Gran
stans Point. Cornwall. Now0urgh and inter-
staoEs 20 Abart.
Goo L. NJ, Daily except sunday, FOR Albany SlratogS
Montrea and East,fn tanaea
$3.50 T. N. Chicago aH@ d Louis Limited. Daily. fpr
Uuca syracuse. kocn'>ter. Buffalo. Nagl.A FALL,
Toronto Detroit. Cleveland. CnicasJ D. l.ou,
5t5 l. NJ. DAILY. except SUNDAY syracuse ltucas.-
Ter buffalo. Niagara Falls ro.sctu.
SAL, i VI daily. ter Any. It.ca. - .lcise Rocbss
Ter EGfa.u, NlsSdta Ea, Ioruutl, .,etro', ,,fsvs-
and CnlcaeO ani -. Lllis. Saturday MI 10.
Sleeping 10 tats>iN Maintain. ''
H. = leave BroOklyu "AaprX"-A 9.,5 Al u
1919 T.. M: I, $50 = Je,sr, city = H. 4 s,a,.s:
I.ne ,apl's a! P-in,igai hotels 'ni o:ac-s
. vanderbilt Ave. New -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30

quarterly meeting of the Southern Illinois Milers Asso,
citation would probably conclude that the wheat yield vi"
be good expected bu will be bette than last
year The Oklahoma and Kansas late private reports
reduced wheat from 20 to 30 per cent
Thunder showers predicted for the entire winter
wheat during the wenty-four hours No :ed
closed SIC o ahoat No Northern Duluth. >1a9Dc
b afoat CORN--A SHARP recovery In the corn
strength In wheat and advance q itTlad in the
Liverpool market. Absence ~ July liquidation. which
has weight for time past also
worked the advantage 81 bull traders. Exporters
only interested the Of 1000 bush crop
without particular change from that current
in the last few days No corn cl osed at 3Isc D
OATS-After Tuesdays sharp break the oats
showed reactionary spirit and advanced lie
bush during the day. Exporters took 10000 bush AZ a
fair advance yesterday ~ oats 23'zc; no !"
oats PIC: No white clips 2H3c No white. Sc
27isas5c. .RYE-Market steady; no western IN
5lMc b afont 46I46i1c Buffalo. .BA RILEY
Market dull: feeding. 34a35c nominal. c I Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30

Boston June 29.-''rhc American Wool and Cotton
Reportcr viii say tomorrow ~ the wool market:
The wool market has progressed al lively pace Some
fair sales q Australian and pulled woods neel
made. but otherwise sa"s have been lGnt. 4 great
many mills are run.lng On sh, r. Tine and expect
I e shorty. Some shut down al
together running Tran IL necessary turn
their light weight SAMPLES usequenty. wool
trade does not anticipate IN immediate Improvement
the demand FOR material Reports regarding the
Western situation somewhat confcting looks
II matters had begun - quiet down somewhat. TAX Z
beth the inactivity II the mlls and the INN
Of the growers into account. the outlook for the
wool dealers Is not quite 80 clear they might Wish
The trade practically unanimous believing tnat
wool will eventually 20 - much higher prices they
from being agreed that this end will reached
In the Immediate future. Prices well main
tanned they have been for Sales OF wool in
Boston amount to So 90 pounds and ,7 SO,
pounds foreign. making total II l. 2Sl5O against
total Of 10000 for the previous week and a total
OF I5 coo for the corresponding week year sales
since January J. lStS amount to 5tgh3iO pounds
against 1889 COO pounds last year al this time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
ERIE. RAE. rCGF1

Through trains leave New-Yorl a.t II C.,nsors
Street Is f,l,Ms. ard FIVE nutes ossiier f.om ~,
az
=. M.-Vssth lled Expos daily PIP p ,.h,unto,
Waver.y Emi.a. iuTalo I.ld.ori. Air.v.s sufalo
l. NJ. Pa..lr t.l.
o.i5 A. M.-E~sgoul,o fSp.ess dab fes Peri Jsryis
ard Monticello. lals, e.c'p S-ails for Lack ,v.,4n
Hon'sdhe and in2,4nt lo.h p,is.s g. E!n.rs. Pail,
2;0o T.. M.-Nesti.u'.l I'm ted Vast ma daily
Snd train nr Chicago Arrives Cleveland 7.iy !, X
Chicago = NJ. sieepsrs 10 Chicago. ,Te,omni al
ca cinra'L dining CT '.
no A.. M.-Boffao and Cle,.l,ni Vsr,.tu.ot rx,.s.
daily. Arrives at huIio 80 \ 81 H.a..,ri 81 J.
4. Jai.tstot n 100 - W.. loLUes .Na H., 4 -
-'l@nl -.J l. NJ sl,epe.s 10 hufsiJ ana tga,tl,nd
CIfa Iil.gars
1.i.. 4. u-.ay soid traia f,r D.rfh,m,oa. rlr,ira
Nately and Chca,l. slcic.s t. Noiu.ls he ,'l'.-,,
ara cIcinnatl I'm NJ "s'
fTNCKrTs. LOCAL TIM CsR0S AND PULLMAN A.
CoMMoDArIONS a. IL III 2s. SJl aad Y5y load
way ~ B'Ne.y, U tas 10 So. and - West l.sr,
~, CAamosrs and West 20 81 fsres. New Yot. "a
ana -" thon-st. % bloi4,e~y. - kyn, -. f,,.r
Hoboken ana Jersey iiy siaIon. MY Yorn f-,n.,,,
tences destination. "'' 'Ss'-
DNEkllSEHENTS and subscriptions for The Tr.h,ne
IeceiNNd al irr ptJWn Glhce. L. I,,o.dv''s
% door rofh or "lsts, 4, O'Clock D. m advcr,,sc,
nrhs received az the fownc branch oiices an r,,,I,
.,'e ss'es un.ll O'Clock y. M. VIZ. o5l shave
W. <"a-s 'S3 etl-ave. cor l2thsI. Aaey'a Cth-~yc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

c,oFFFE-A single trade of 1."" bags January con
,tiiued entire business of The forenoon an"
Of afternoon the Coffee Exchange Cuisine
sc,runtive interests have recently been ncieIeil au
tho absence news from abroad me pro
purposelSss thf lhsHoI 'ou'S >
sese 1n in sympathy with an advance oi o.. IN uc
Of steadness The start WAS at last nights ma prices
o,d nc clos. steady a unchanged prices 10 = p MS
hieher tai sales for the da, were limited To Low
ars All faruarv Eufc2ean cables reflected exception
IN, s,s,s r.rktts q. Hayre aai HambuTg while hus-
rs I'm brazilian markets reported 90 he far from
statistical position without material
chang The spot department almost nat as reg" uS
business VITA quotations entirely nominal a2lt On ne
invoice lots q No Rio \ special cane
70 the Exchange reported he clearance or the seamer
Nsskelyue from re yesterday with lGouo bags Inc
members - Coffee Exchange are readily complying
with Government requirements az 10 the payment 81 q
"a. o., $50 the price demanded for commercial broker
license
Was follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN n. lie
s,,tions I'm New York. foot OF barcioy
and Christopher streets.
vEsTIuIIED TRAINS. PULLMAN btrFEH
CARS. PINTsCH LIUiT

500 A. N.-BINGHAA'ON NALL Stops al p''He''-A
road, s,,' % M-ccats csD BUFFALO. SCRANTON.
niiGh. RiGHfIEID SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ,,s ana
IN Ft;O EMPRESS. Pullman Palace Cars. conneet-
tnx Al Buffalo w.tn trains for chleago and points
o,, p VI. (pay)-Ch,-sso and Buffalo ye:,ibuled EI-
press for SCRANTON, WILKEsBARRE ana FL
NTp. pullman BUFFET Par;or Car TO ElmrA
ThroHrh Sleeping Cars and Day Coach to Chicago
artv1ny a Is p IT. next dg!. .
400 r. Y-scRANroN wlLKEs ~, IRE s2d PLYM-
roo u. VI G1aiIs)-Cheas9 and Irmso Vest hted LIN
SCRANTON. BIN siiANIoS Ell
MIRA BuFFAo Through Bgn vet, si e; Car
q M A. VI acaiIy)-Huffso Express Pullman S.eepers
"'"v 'S~RANTOS BINGHAMTON, ElMIRA. BATH,
Nir NORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving in Buffalo
A. ~ n,nv,-BrFFAIO SCRANTON, BINo-
"'"U ,MrOT OWEGo. ITHACA. ELMlRA, SYRACUSE.
nIciIFIFID SPRINGS AMI OsWEGO EMPRESS.
Pullman Buffet seepeis c.o,,,,oo,-.o,,s =.
~ 60 4 sons Limited. ii3 Broadway. IA Park
piacs AZ, Broadway and oi2 Broadway Tickets at
cations IA ith-avs.. i2ih-st; 81 West l25th-
=, o25 Coumbus-ave. New-York: S3s and I3o Fultonst
and 1913 Broadway. BrD k1yn 4ift'e-'aoes giving fun
Information AZ al stations -, -
VESTCOTT EMPRESS COMPANY VIII caU FOR ana
cnsck baggage from hotel residence 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

a.l,es Buffalo 9:55 p NJ Pu!lvan vesibue Day coaches
and T4ror Cars. Dinng-'er service. Meals Ia carte
Coin,cts Buffalo with through seepers to Detroit ard
Ch.cdsJ
.i-:5O. 100 z II daily Or EASToN. MAUCH
CUTNK WIIKESBAEEE. SCRANTON tweek days.
and coal branches Char car % Nsuch 'nurh.
100. i. u. daily Scept sunday for WILKES
RAIHE' PlIT>rNN. SCRANTON @nd principal inter-
MEDIATE stations. Connects al points IN regions
Pullman EuIet railur Car FOR Nllkesbarie
'i:5D. $50 T. NJ daily. except sunday. Tor EASTON
ard tnt.irledla,e stations. chair ar o. Easton.
80. JsI5 g. sundays only FOR MAUCH CHUNK
a intermediate stations -.
und lr.rc.tt. Intermediate" stations.
$3.50. ;.UO T. VI dairy tur BtFFAIO NIAGARA
FAILS a.l az p. lnt- N-s;. ialman sleeper vestble
i.a.r + : % 90 l.ago scegers Buffalo and Toronto.
.5:to. $500 T. NJ da.y. .tpt sunday. stopping only
NAt',H CnuNN. sAYRr. GENEVA. RO'IlESrER
BATAVIA. BUFFALO ana TORONTO. Pulman sleeper
Rlnalc N.ne bat sleeping ar passengers carried No
:Ss=o. $50 + NJ aaly...er wILKEsBNRRE. It'll
ArA GENEVA. Roc IlI;>rkF. BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points Ws- iuni. ~ s!'eper 70 Chlcas
AdIti.n. local trirs 'is except sunday. tor TIL
rIAINTIEip Hot 81 BRO *. a.' intermel ate points
ou,l 4. VI go :3o $50 40. 80 AL CSC p ".
80 ql4 and &c3 Uradvn' y =. l4'h So 1856 z 1881
- ~ Bowety y Y. q Fulton -. = Court st. %
i.r.ndway. ana Nrook'yn frueS BROOKLYN.
= Y Transfer 60 viii r.i fr tn! check baggage from
hotel residence through Z" destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
.--ri;s tie ports and interior points today com
ID Win the same day last week md last year:

FLotR AND NEAil-frcos were held slightly higher
In 5. iaqath5 with wheat erd the market ruled firm all
DAY wHOat actual chBnge. except in few cases inNoV-
me enoice .os spring pstents 81 7t1$5: winter
sasns ~ iOaSI 80 winter patents - tN ~ 40. spring
clsaas s. yDG$i To- extra No winter 81 1884 extra No
FLOCE-Neah, quoted e 3OuS3 81. -.... CDRNMEAL
-Drl. quoted: k.-dried 81 lUuS2 80 as 10 brand
EAGMEAl-- STEADY, NM white. SOC fine yellow, 15c;
coarse. JsI J9c FEEDCuet: ~. 80 and ~ 10 winter
IA Cu!A. spot iOc, spr,ng Dulk boVIOc to 1Jc;
middl'HS ouik. spSJc. feed. OZ14c CITY feed Toe;
homiDy chop DC oineal x24Js25. screenings 30g1Oc.
CRAIN-WHEAT-Th growing attention paid by local
eesi reached climax today advance Of &c
tushi To the buish reports from winter wheat sec
lions were added gloomy statements regarding conditions
IN IRE suTiiS wheat belt. 81 Louis actively in
iiuencei by crop that section and OF the
Gay led all other markets In point OF strength. From
to-cays dispatches the trade inclined believe
production Kansas. Missouri and Oklahoma would be
eonside ably below recent estimates. ticking
servStlve view of the outlook thoroughly "A
usdtrs market however. all day. close
when prices reached their highest point sharp selling
Tor traction became feature Final prices ..yerthe-
less, were 2N2isc hghes. Foreign houses wfe
spicuovs cary both sides ~ the market There was
falry good demand for export absorbing In AZ 40
loads wich with tn" business reported worked late
Yesterday made total OF 1870 a1s IN days Init
nations that part OF the barness for French ac-
cnsrscter IN the duty. could lie confirmed. The
French markets were higher. said 10 be In
rust reports Paris wheat closed IS points up
aay and Tour 2oWs0 points higher. The Liverpool
ke' fnhuenced by from this side and conditions
IN rrsnrt closed ha1hc net higher. Antwerp, the
o.n,r mana. was rather weak partial net decline
~ franc Late r.essagss from Illinois stated that the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
OTHER MARKErs-ny TELEGRAPH

dhi~ag1 - Tho general traic outside II very
plain heavy cattle to-day ngreeaby active AMI
prices ~ maintained. Medium. 81 5OTs4 -
b"ef 81 l.vS ~ stockers and fseicrs 81 Goa
s. and ncifers. 81
SiNS- steers. 2Jn<4
81 5oIs4 70 run 90 hogs excess of the de-
rilnd Df before the close n break Il 5ulOc
from Yesterdays int prices tai been forced. Fair
choice ~ 1jLS3 N7l+. packers a. G5TS3 so butchers
s. & s2g mixed. 81 60ns3 >2ls light. 81
pig - 5r<9 20 TIE supply Il sheep exceeded the demand
anil prices forced IN 1O62oc Texas sheen 81 *
choice muitons. s. 25GS yearlings 50 5oGs5 49, ewes
son 81 Il. spring lambs. s6H so 80 Rec.ip,s-Cattle
Is hogs sheen II 900
cincinnati June 2a--Fogs dull. 81 l0Is3 % Cattle
,eady - 11qt -. sheep steady 81 759s4 10. Lambs
f,, 4 Ip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
l.lyrRroo1. COTTON MAnKErs.

Liverpool. June -. p. m.-Cotton spot Mod ate &c
mand prices seldief American mldiling. 3 ,-l@i The
5000 bales ~ which 500 Yer" Tor
speculation and export aad Included 100 American. Re
crlpts POO bales al American. Futures opened quiet
with a moderate demand. and closed uafc.f STEADY
American miaalng / e. June. - ga. buyers; June
and July 3 - Ga. sellers. JUv ana Angus ~ SD
sellers August and September - Ni3 - ga. tuye
September and october % GtG3 2i-Gi buyers. October
and November - GiH3 23-Gid. buyers. N0vcrhe" and
December 2:-6ii. sellers; lecemher anil January.
% GId sellers. January AMI February - 6id sellers
February and March 22-din3 23-Gid buyers March
and April - Gil3 Gid. sellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
BALTIMORE &OHlO r r


foot VI I..lertJ sIte~t -,
CHICAGO a. y - y. and 'l2'lo night
iiTTsuI re. $50 IL. m. t@3o D. m d 10 =; m
-, - night a p, A. IN. trains from Liberty 81 onlyp
ciNCINNATi -. LOUIS. ~ 10 a. M ,,S3 p m
WhsiiNCTION BALTIMORE. to- 'lv.O NDlnes.
- 3u IA tl.-er. II p m. 40 o.nsIss IS''v
d,,n.D ass tulner - 81 IN. and 'l-'lo night
NORFOI.k. I'll - a
NEW ORLEANS $50 p. m. uhroush sleeper
An trnus are Illuminated With Fntsch lssn. 90. -.
,rcrs: iis ~ 2Gi. 49,. lisa Bdway 81 + it,n-:t'
; Bowery $50. ga Fulton ST bIp1"y" 49,.
.,li Terminal BaEsas" ehe'h'' i'"" "'s' "
10 defamation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
~ Eor Monmouth Beach seahrish ani H n5 OK
ayesnk 80 $50 1000 A y s .,,t11s ~ '''
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEA SisoF e., CIV
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE ANp WASHING

From = Liberty ST. =,
Week DAYS 40 500. 1900 III 80 !, nng Gag y , ~,
tniars 80 1000 ~ 20 Lining can 81; l;'Si
,Tan. t5r Thlsieiaf'a wesE sy, ?oo 4 n 10 49,
10 lTs LEAVE SOr'TH FERRY. WHlTEHAL ST,
Weet lays 7:ii 7'5 50: 90 - Eos e5 %, 90,
To- g. ~ go e G;S ? Ss; a,s rs 7so So
30 AZ, l0.55 lao p. ". l2:i5 mtt sundays a0
TX So 1000 Il 80 ~ l2oo "a 10 % ~
AGO - i.9. go I'D "Vo o''o' sob ''-'' ''-''
o55 1913 =. NJ i2:i3 mat. -. -, r,,or,v c,
,,.t.s%en :, lis i7o oGi. 49, 90 l2-i i325 Sroaa-
va" ,Si C,h Az 81 East an St. ioa ESst lZSn 81;
W. -, io,,h s. 2Ji columbus Az. New YORK; =
- =, $50 fulton 81. Rrookyr ns Broadway VII
The Transfer CO. will call Tor ana eheek
ia1 20 rom hotels residences 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
nailronos.
VANlA
1ATI.R.oAD.

=
3 RAILROAD. rn EFT
ana pssa5HossEs ana CoRTLiNDr srkE1brt1Isa
s o nme S% Ian t2at gwen below for
80 A. H. FAST Ai~-Puman suffst 81, Pa sbrr 70
S g, No sc4eIei i9 P;sas and Cleveland
go H. W. All fiENHsYLvhNIA MirE :60, dS.eFss
Op cas re cS Ss D essaad Toi,d0 Cincinnati
,so Si r c hl1sS NSD sT EYGs.Ss-
$50 1,'' WEs sii EXPitss For Cleveland Chi
40 j.. ": sorTHwEsl1RN fN Id5I: f''''
40 r. VI. pAcIFlc EXPRFss.-F.r pusgIays anu
$40 " i@ &N5 ''SI P Piss:
Sleeping Car New York to Altoona iasi LIZ x scoaches
burg ga sIT!s MSo da xSD 11' TnE ,o
a. a. ~ i2 - so 90 e "S FL ~ P es
s s?a J"s Es % ME G " saa6sy 20 S2 5o n
ins IaD A. m g. 20 &c nie,si nsi i ~ DINING Can.
soTTHlRY HALLWAY Express. 40 D. m. 1905 nshs
ATLANrrc COAST LNE-Espress. 80 a. M and $50
rIEsHFT%6E ORC RAILwA l61 80 z =" 80 Saa' M
week a1ys aaa 74os m dahl: n.,. ,pssro.ses and
ATLANTIS ciTYi5Y m WEEK qsysusR vestibalei
Train. BUFFET Paror cars Passenger Coach and o''n-
GA SAP MAY, rsS Sss,or sundays, ocean
sa'on so ;0 m GsS sn s1.d' 49, cn s26
- =; ~, ", ' ,", DeisbrSsscs and Courtlandt
Streets. 40 . 10 a. n. t2l0 40 saIn,-.Ss iH
Z3O. 3.lO $40. 40. 80. 100 p. m Su'DA''' ~
e4J a.. H. j.l5 .. III.
FOt PHILADELPHIA. ,... O "A
ero 100 100 SO go go Pe1ps Limited 30 90
Dining carr 1870 Dining car lise 20 a,n, MI Car.
$50 80 So 40 $40 Dining carr. 40 Li ~. ay.
h5O Dining carr 10 $50 M II % n'sn' ~. "rinnS
10 2o $50 30 go Gimledl. ?So 49,, ~ Cal
carr a. m 80 Dining can. $50 =" NDtr.ne ~
40 Dining carr 800 Dining Ca). Az o''' y -'
Ticket Offices Nos 4sI ga $780, 1923 III and 26l b'S go,
way Aston House; West Twenty tHird I..,,snIt
ion and stations 100. Desbr9sses ana Cor s
s,-ee.s urt Street, SEQ Fulton street w $780,
ana Pennsylvania station. Booklyp, 81, ~;
T",sev CIV The Now Transfer Company WIZ sa.s
Tor ani check baggage from hotels ana res'e"0s'
through destination. - -. 1.,r.vivsnin
Telephone "l274 Eighteenth Street for fehS'-
Railroad Cab Service , ,vooD
j. IL III cNai ,,a,,g.r General Pass'r Agsne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. JUNE 80. 1898.

Sc; No 3 49ic. ~ G. 41sc: No 4sie; No 4S:e; 10
CSC 50 H. arc No il, inc, No ~ 49, No To-
444c. No H. as. No Is. 1910. No 10. &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-30
STOCK on HAND.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York June 20. 1893.
prt.yEs-Rece,pts to-day were w cars, Isis head
Including q export alive ~ coassged direct
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

Boston. June 20 Flour dull receipts 2io0 bbls spring
patents 81 Gons3 - winter clears and straight s4Nst Do
Cornmcal quiet SOTS2c per bush 81 per bhi
Corn QUIZ receipts. 2" bush steamer yellow. Soc ~ ?
& - oats III receipts %'@o hush fancy. 3in3t '2c
Nas = nnl g. 81 i4G32iac Miafeed quiet bran. spring
si3aSl3 % winter $l4atl' %. mhdinss s4 75JsI 20.
Rel Dog flour SIS 70 Huter steady; Northern. l1'ac
Wes'ern i70i7sc imitation l3Qlic. ladies' i5c Cheese
nsm. Northern. 7g7isc. Western. 717hc
Buffalo June 2osprine wheat Figuring quite active:
offerings: not quoted cornN yellow ssc; No vel
low. 1910. No corn. 33c No corn 3iI9c Oats De
light No , white. 2e.c 40 white. 2sisc No 4
neglected. 40 ?. 49c. Flour quiet
Chicago 20 The leading futures ranged as fol
bows.
Wheat. Nc. = oOrnllnrr Highest, Lowest, Closing
July ........"..n.G7i% 1874 7ik 7s,.
september ...... coz. gG9. go sse', COS
Corn. No. ?
ssy a.as a. ''"o az a, s,sa!s e.,
December 32t aJis 32'5 33 Nn3Ji1
oats. No. ;
ssy ..: ''''f 5~ S> i 10. * *
Ness pork per bbl.-
! !sg .. &C. 90 So ss ' s:fss % ST.;
Lard per 100 ID.
~ ii s ss5 :ss,. s e; :s s5
Short ribs per 100 ID
S sea,.n,,., ... Ssa3sS@ saa5' sas22't. az
c,sh quotations were as follows: -Four dun. NJ 2
red 7sg70c. No IN. 81 gsl nc. No yellow, 3l@p
SlTsc No oat. 2'sc No white. 24g25c. No white.
~. ga. No rye. 42Haiac. No barley. 3op3ic;
No nass~ed. 81 o. prime timothy seed 81 eoQs2 20;
pork per Dbl 50 50gS0 %. lard per 100 No. - 32s
Gs3 40 short rbs sides dose s. 25gso So dry salsd