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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-25

that when the chamber was pulled down. all the
cartridges fell out at once
Rochester, H.. Jan. Civilian II Watson
is son Of Mr. and Mrs. william Fl. Watson. Of
this city. Mr.. Watson is well-known Grand
Army veteran. and his son Is graduate OF the
of Veterans He popular among the younS
people OF Rochester. and II Is understood he was
engaged to be married to a young woman OF this
city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-25
REFEREES APPOINTED

Supreme Court.
BY Cohen. ].
Herman Lumber Company agt. Winsrns-M linn
Bruce
Iorng sgt Juster-AlsYander T. Mason
Ebert agt NcMOnegsl-John G. Coleman.
Brown AZ, Edwin r. Root
ny srnyth. j.
C'Cornor agt Lyons II. Rogsn
Matter o Eaton-JGgnes n. Fsssenden
BY Freedman. J.
Csnin Company agt. Thoesen-Dsniel c Briggs
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
Supreme Court.
BY Freedman. J.
Stephen W Linnngton sgt Cathsrne T. steers-
Henry " Eaton.
Amelia Thompson sgt Jacob Schuar,s-JAmss J.
Meals
BY Cohen J.
Acoiph NJ. Dendheim hgt Katie Resan-Lsws NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-25
DORIS EERRY

special meeting Of the Board Of Trustees will
be held or Saturday. 70 determine whether two or
four trustees shall De elected 10 the future
The Dobbs Ferry Social Club has appointed q
committee 10 arrange for a reception TO he held
In Livingston Hall on February H.
The Board OF Trustees will meet this everlne IN
hear objections 20 the census roll and also to re
wise Il. W -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-25
MAC4RONIMA ORGiN I/E.
THEY COMPLAIN THAT THEY HAVE TO WORK
SIXTEEN HOURS A DAY FOR SIXTY
OR SEVENTY CENTS.

OR SEVENTY CENTS.
For some time past there has been feeling Of
uneasness in the ranks OF tho macarOnl- workers.
and Il eliminated yesterday in tho formation Of the
United Macaron Makers Union OF America. The
objects of the organization. according to G. &C.
farro who WAS elected the walking delegate OF the
union. are to get better wages and shorter hours
Of labor for tho members Most OF the macaToni-
makers are Italians, and they say that they are
compelled to work in stuffy little holes and pound
out the macaroni for sixteen hours a day for the
OF sixty seventy cents. They declare that
they cannot make living. and are forced to sub
sist largely macaroni. They don't object TO
eating q moderate amount of macdrOni, but they
say that they weary OF II a steady diet There
several hundred macaronl-makers In this city.
and thousands scattered over the country
The new union will apply for membership in the
Socialist Trade ana Labor Alliance Of the United
States and Canada. Another meeting will he held
SUNDAY at No. n East FOurth-st.. when the
Organization Committee will make a report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-25
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT The HUI rh'
AIRENARLE-General Robert Gilmor. OF halu
more BUCKINGHAM-F ID. Ousley. OF Chlcaso
FIFTH AVENI' Fudge /. D. Wetmore OF var
rem. Penn HOFFMAN-Iudgs William j. wal
lace Of Albany. HOLLAND-M jules campoi
French Ambassador at Washington. W M
mi Dr stenhen O. Howell OF Buffalo, ana
Hudson Maxim of London. WALDohr
Thomas G. Search. OF Philadelphia. and j. NJ
Studebaker OF South Bend. Ind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-25
THE MONTEFIORE HONE SUED.

FOR HIS ACCIDENTAL DEATH IN
THE INSTITUTION.
A suit to recover 100000 damages In connection
with the death Of Arnold Barshell. young lawyer
has been brought against the Montenore Home by
Alexander Barshell his father. and it will come up
for trial on Friday In the Supreme Court Accord
ing to the plaintiffs counsel the case against 'he
Home IL that the younger Barshell who was the
ala s,,nor, Of his family while under medical
treatment at the Home. being led away by his
nurse from consultation with the medical director
when he stepped through the door OF the elevator
shaft without noticing that the car was not there.
te fell TO the bottom Of the shaft and received such
~ ,uries ~ tho neck as cause death Inc Coro-
mar inry found that death was due In a measure
70 moor management on the part OF the institu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-25
I'd '''''' WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 20.
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEW YORK. MONDAY. JANUARY -. 1898
ARRIVED
steamer Frcye (Nor) Nentssn. Havrc January AMI
plnkirk % with mdse Barber Co Arrived at the
Bar nj m. -,. ,,, ,,..
steamer San Augusun Spanish. MunauiE. Havana
January ~. With mdse and htern p"ssehses !" NJ Oe
halle & Co Arrived at the Bar az II a m
steamer Menemsha. Common, Galveston January To-
with mdse and passengers 10 7 Hogan & soma
Steamer III Rio. Quick. New-Orleans January ~ Win
mdse J I Van Sickle. -.
Steamer louisiana, kembe New-Orleans January ~.
with mdse and passengers TO Il Allen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-25
poycorT on GROcERs WHO SELL LIQUOR

Chicago. Jan 2L-The Catholic Total Abstinence
co,,o,v has declared boycott on grocers who run
har where liquors are sold in connection with their
business A resolution calling on all friends or tenn
rancs m refuse to patronze grocers having liquor
6,artments was passed unanimously at meeting
I'm Handel Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-25
IF YOU SEE 1T IN 1.-THE Sr'V''

IF YOU SEE 1T N THE St'N' IT ISN'T so.
G. Creighton Webb gave a dinner and dance
AZ the Waldorf Astoria on Saturday night Mr.
webb has never been married But The Sun"
with It's habitual lnaccuracy, said In It's article
concerning this dinner-dance. both In the head
ing and In the body OF the article. that Mr. and
Mrs. Creighton Webb gave the affair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
cs. "a Sunset 90 Moon sets m s:l3 Moons nge
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
4, Sandy Hok a:30 Gov Island l0:ll He'll Gate 0,O4
~ $40 iook 1917 Island 1919 Hell Gate l2:+2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-25
Announcements.
II e. w Topeka" f. W.
A round end high banded collar

Henry A. Daniels, NJ D., ~ West eIst 81
-" Mmory and WILL mpa!rment Of Handwriting
- 49, Ard stsrility Hours s TO l. TO s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-25

You read books filled with noble
thoughts. How different the writers
often arc from what the books lead
you to think them.
So with many advertised articles;
to know them you must see them.
Our garments are not old and
shop-worn, but this seasons make
Sis and SIS buys walking coat
suits that were $40 to SIS; double
breasted sack suits that were $40 to
$22; single breasted sack suits that
were SIS to SIS.
ROGERS, PEET & Co.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway
Thirty second and Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-25

in the second degree and sentenced 70 NE mprison-
ment on Friday, was taken TO sing Slng yes'1'""'
m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-25
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


To DAY.
vosse, For Line Mails close. Vessel sails.
ann i,remen 6 Lloyd ............ 800 IN 300 "a
VIrtoria London. Wilson .............
T., sui New orleans Morgan $40 m
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 20.
- I,ule southampton. Ancr........ Ip M 10 90 M
Nst.stc Liverpool. White Star...... 300 a m II ~
%'.,,Iana Antwerp. Red Star....... 1000 a m ZOO
or,y,ia Havana. 6 Cuba...... leo y IN 800 m
.-'l e.l,..t. "a Mallory ............ 800
,,-,.v !nlnn,aa .......... a
THURSDAY. JANUARY n
Anq,,.te victoria Genoa. Hamb Amer. 500 m ioO .
c1,cr,kee II ~ rlingo. etc clyde. 100 600
~ p,.o New orleans Morgan. ....... 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-25

Steamer Roanoke H'rar. Norfolk and NcS' ~ WV
.,i,r "a. and T.. s~@rgrrs Oit Dominion - 81
w, t,.so,ln nm q edwin. Baltimore January 80
win sf.e raus IN Transit . Horton FL ~. raj
Sn,l, III \ : Jan p go 2. IN --"lN' w"
ror,hwesi. flesh breeze, clear.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-12-19

The Weather We May Have
Rain or snow tonight; Tuesday part
" cloudy.
Todays Temperature 30.
JIM SHERIER Observer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

r mad uncertain ss, .n as to It. T s For tim.
weather FOR Normal rspidiiy harvesting with the
probability 81 consequently This
led local coyernr TIE main fea,-s q tn trodas
i,mbr recerSer fuurss in this market It took
about loooooo bush TO 'nE up the msGners.
themselves fature Of the from abroad was The
been h 1e' '. .oT 1..oI n n, m grain hou,s s had
a. vetpo, vas partly attributed TO huyre against he
T T tay 'Ssred to favor the idea o. better market
xn AWNING IKE Continued encourageen from abroad
IN the Jny prices wi;hon. sales followed bv sharp
."re,ns future possibilities process evening ap
out cabe spac star. s9d ,h' ,n oef n o1 rh
Of HUNGRY estimated the wheat yiei at 100 ooo 90
crop although 1000 larger The crop or
letter. hnr BEEN Ssnls aT% ,o IN nays s1n
s,s ,ney .naagn in he menh 81 July sncs 1871 and
was received in the nrsi s,i r Of N. mcr5 of
:. gn' , c, 10 s car for the month only ts cars
about 2isc our MARIE, ruled .ornewha, irregiar
s sn ' re but . . "sns 'e,s s o e, net
Cash E-'i, ruled higher with wheat but he hish pre-
;as cached ,ui hush for expert including
BUSH :" ba r % We n asG y M9 S Sid %
er'smhe- 70 ~ and No hard ssitc October l.:
re- wn'' s5fs "eG c 81 no. @, Es' Brs c Sn
ard % w NC ns but s%Sca"eny .",cd IN sym
speculative pressure Later in the session there
conditions reported renc-el,y from the
cotton bit to- much Wet weather being claimed, stand
irg in the of planting and cultivation. narke;
was finally about steady advance ~ &c Gosh
quite neglected sales reported. but the
market closed toerahy steady tho basis - ;Sc for No
corn. .GATS-There little speculative
trres; taken IN this roin hut Chicago there
WIS p slight movement. with the market held by the
endlng nrnress ~ whent ard No quoted ~
3oc, No oats oac: No white &c: No white. Ale:
~ white clipped sac: mixed 29I2ic: track white
lT37c Cash sals> Of oats io5 oOo bush RY Mar
fet quiet; NJ Western quoted 53A.r. h. afnat;
state 52Gj3c nominal h. anoat isdi9r nominal.
(. track HARLEY quiet: feeding quoted
- mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nrw-York. June s. lsoS.

= n.
x,rrr,- -Nesrite the fact that averaged up IN
80 AZ tie hull element. toGsys coffee market showed
n ssoosiiioa - ease or ruling generally steady IN
s. lna support and disr clination q shorts q in
Nen. \ HaVre.
erase W. ~ 81, rfg In Hamburg inactive and irregular
,ss,s a; Rio and santos caused line OF points
rs the more 5is'an; months the opening. but
70 consequently rallied with trPdrg Tor these times.
IN, live The nearer positions received the bulk 81
la.r .,, .hr,,eAou, the lay While receipts at Brazil
~ amer smaller than anticipated this feature was
49,, ty exceptionally rft deliveries from warehouses
CUE. o,v,t~v tho latter being loss than 5000 bass
IN, n'srke, cloS,i quiet VIII prices points net lever.
~, as 1920 The market for SPOT brazilian
lv ILL., vas uu with consumers bidding 6asc for invoice
a.. NJ No I Ro which importers, however held irmY
soc,ial able n tho Exchange stated that the next
n,ct sale will take place at Amsterdam on the AN
~" Nc, 90 900 pcus will lie offered. Good ordinary
-. s ,slued al SAC by brokers. Yesterday the
ssns- peconic arrived in New York with 39i bass
Santos. -. - 49, ,,.o, r,,-ps, ,o-a,v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

rh,,upb tralns New-l"N. loot % -
-. to,1oSs snd Ivs minutes earlier from West 23d-sI:
yr,o A. M-Vestipuled Express day ior Dnsaamsos1
Ws,erly. Emlra, Runa.o DI"9'o'o Afii'e buiA'o wv
T. NJ 10 i.1nalo.
y.no - N-Vesthu.eI Limited fast mail Daily solid
,,1-n th,aro EgeN Gland 40 a. ~. Chicago
= st. sespe.s TO Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
,:;s g. M.--Buraio and Cleveland vesttued Exprsss
arrives Buffalo yOS A. NJ. Bradford T:ls A. NJ.
Jsnestown 90 a NJ. Cleveland 1880 p NJ seepsrs e
istrait Chicago and the West. Gaze Library Car.
s5 Y. Msoia ,rsn to SnieasS seepsrs to Hor-
yNiCKErs LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
motato~s at III. 49, 28l. 40i and p57 Broad
wav ls Bowcry 1853 Eas, i25ths and 2i3 Yves, i23th-
AZ, Chambers ana West I'D st ferris. New York S3s
- 80, Futon St. 9s broadway Brookly n. 20 Hudson
;roh,knn and Jersey CITY station. NewYork TranA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
DEL. LaCKAwANvA AND WESTERN II. X.
stations IN New York. foot Of Barclay
md ChristOphcr Streets.
VEsTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS PINTSCH LIGHT.

500 A. M.-EiNGHAMION MAIL Stops a' P''
1910" g. M.--tca's Can BurFAo. scH r.. Trps
trick RIciIFIFID SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OSWFGO EMPRESS. Pullman Palace Cars connect
INK at pGnalo with Trims for Chicago and points
700 =. VI Day,chlcago arr Barso THs''eulsd FIX
nress sor SCRANTON. WITKESBARRE and HI
MIR, Pullman Buffet paror Car TO hmlra
Ttro,rh Slreninc Cars and bay Coach 20 chicago
ARRIVING AZ ais =. m. iay. ..
400 IT, N~sCRASTON wILKEsBARRE and PLfM-
Or--fi EXPRESS Pullman ruret Parlor Car.
TOO T. ST. lI)aiiyl-Chcaro ard Burao Nesiihued I'm
lied E,rr.~S FOR SCR SToN. ElNGHAMION. Ell
MIRA BFFAIo. Though BUFFET sl ,. 81. car
S,ro - GDafivl-nuTaio krnreSs Pullman Srepers
'' Tor sep ANTON. EfNGHAMTON. ELMIRA. BATH;
MT NORRIS and BUFFALO arriving In BuhaIo ,
md ~ n 1Dalv,-Pr'rrAro. SCRANTON. RING
" UAwTON OwFGO ITHACA. EIMlRA SYRACtsE
pfrTIFIFi.D SPRINGS and OSWEGO EMPRESS
Pullman rv~~t Sle"p"rs .....z...
rrrKFTS AND Pullman ACCOMMODATIONS AZ
Henry Gaze 4 Sons u.m.te'N. ~ Broadway. ~ PARK
pl,~. 400 Broadway ano 9'2 R-oaf"ay. Tiokcfs at
Try .e,,ons ~! l2h-st ~ Wet l20fh-
o3j columbus N~w York rs and i3o Ful'on-s
sni l)G Rr0adway, Rrookiyn. Timetables giving fuI
informal lion ~ all stations -.
WESTCOTT FNPfFSS COMPANY viii call FOR ana
check from hotel residence 20 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

ca,v..,on June s-Cotton quiet but steady: middlns
&C.. low middling 3nc. good ordinary SIC. Receipts
lbs bales: stock. 20 Ia go ,,,,, a.. -, -,.
ding i5-I0c; good ordinary skc Receipts oa2 bales
exnorts coastwise ia; sales. IL stock. 20 eos -.
baltimore June s.--Cotton nominal. middiins. csc;
low middiing o Side good ordinary. 5Sc. Gross re
cc,pts aT5 bales: stock II 39i , . -
savannah. June s..o'ot,on steady: mddling &c: low
middng ll-iGc. Receipts ~ baes. exports COAST
Wise All sales 10. stock, G33o $500 a.,
augusta June s-Cotton steady: middiins. exc; low
middng &c Receipts 1901 bales. shipments 81. sales
81: stock. 2iGG1 ,,., -
Memphis June s-coton steady: mlddling. &c: low
mddns SAc good ordinary Sc Net receipts. 2sS bales
gross, 52s shipments. 232: sales l50 stock 80 a36
Houston June s-Coton quiet; mddlng. lo-lSc; low
middng . 9-i6c good ordinary. 3-lCc Receipts. NJ
bales. stock. 1894 49,
mddns 3Ae good ordinary; ahc Net receipts, 2so
bales: gross. 1854 shipments. lNt5. stock. 40.tSB.
Orleans June s.-Cotton quiet mlddling. Lice
low middlng 7-i6c good ordinary, SC. Receipts vS0
exports coeswise. 7ie; sales 500 stock iei go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
"RI -ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 800 p. NJ. Pullman Ves,bule Day coaches
ora parI.' cars DinasIar service. Meals Ia carte
at Buffalo tnrough sieepers 10 Detroit and
go, 100 p NJ daily fo' EAsTON. MAUCH
cytirNk WlI.kESBARRE. SCRANTON week days)s
ia ~ cal hrancnes Chair Car Malch Chunk.
.:,.5ii 1iIV +. ". daily, except sunday Tor WiLkES-
.,.pPE' pITTSTON. SCRANTON, and principal inter-
sa,a sailors all points In coal regons
ton,I,nan I,,,ne. Parlor Car for Wilkesoarre ..
.a..O :;.O /. 81. daily except sunday. Tor EASION
'nferr-iiate stations Chair car 10 tsasion
a.nO :,;I5 T. VI. Sundays only) FOR MAICH CHUNK
i-r.rued'1's stations.
an, 20 s,:io P n daily excep: Sunday. for EAsroN
"a rrIreical intermediate stations.
ah sdr,,o. 100 p 81 daily for BrFFALo: NIAGARA
and ali points West Pullman sleeper vestioule
80 T. chicago. Sleepers TO BuHao and Toronto
$40 :: 400 = NJ daily except sunday. stopping only
q, soJ:TH PI.AINFIFLn EASTON. BETHLEHEM.
a. a. ,.crr cHt-SK sAYRE GENEVA. ROCHESTER,.
MI VI, nrFFAI/O and TORONTO. Pullman sleeper
rurai; None sleeping c'r passengers carried Ne
.ss.no s,:.O p daily for NIIKESBAKRE ITH-
,ra G'e\EVA ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA
md ali points West. Pullman sleeper 70 chcas
id,,,o-Si local trains daily except sunday. for SOUTH
pI aIXFIEiD BOUND BROOK and interns diate po,n,s
i~a 80 f,i'ow. slJ:2u 1850, 1000. 10 20 sunday
49, n s2:oO 30 $3.50 4;o. - 80 and $40 T. "a
nd pullman accommodations At li3 .9i 80,
-, ~. AID 33 Broadway 81 r IAN ST. loo r. l2ote
90. 90 - power, " Y; $40 Fulton St Court 81 "
and BROOKLYN Annex. BROOKLYN
v Transfer CO. Will cal Tor ana cheeA passass A'S
,oisi y residence Through 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
TILE BOSTON WOLL MARKET.

Boston June She American Wool and Cotton Re
o wool trade prices
ar. more Army MAINTAINED than at any time Tor weeHs
mil sales are smaller The latter fact II attributed In
mar, 10 the unreasonable weather OF aft week. which
Yen, som. from town who mi ght otherwise
80, hfsn here Tie main Of the activity s how
nv.r traced fact that the demand Tor wool 70 go
Amy goods seems have been about satisfied FOR
~. nresent ri least, Al the the principal
Ger, 81 the trade arrive nj an understanding with
MARKETS. ~ yet however the West has shown no
marked disposition q concede anything IN the matter OF
nrcss II is believed stocks OF wool hand In the
mill. are becoming depleted. and that mil owners VII
Len he forced quite generally In the market The sales
~ the wees In Boston amount to $500 pounds domestic
and aGc 500 pounds foreign. making total OF 9slwo
,ratnst tot.. lJe0 for the previous week and n
fptal OF 40 corresponding week last year
e,ss .Ince January 1898 to 81 i64 40 pounds
against .5t iJ., 300 pounds last year at this time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

f7icnro June s-There was n very gr-l d"fnan1 TOT
ea,fe 10 dnv al STEADY prices the CREATE part selling
ION isc higher rr close last week ht.e steers
s,s,s5 q, medium 55Tsf IO common, s+ds4 20 stock
~r, and feelers 81 snsj cows and hefers. 81 toas'
calves. sIuS4. Texas steers - or
a., Tho demand from Chicago packers and Eastern
.hlners Tor hogs good. Prices were 2'sg'c iower
e,,'r lu nrms1 ny Fnis to carc~. - ,sHN ia
PACKERS ~ aoas. 81. butchers. s3"oasi l:s; nike
Z, n00Sl O7is light 81 15GSi o. pigs 81 Ionf5 ~ Al
though tho a7pv ~ sheep to-day was large the denanh
was 50 good itat yesterdays advance Was wen sus-
,ained common fair sheep 81 25dSi 10; choice 70
prime 7a@si 81: Texas sheep s. naSi clipped ianos
s,Ts, 81 voael lambs So ltaS6 ~. yearngs ~ 5p1
s5 - snring lnmbs s6TsG 90 Heceipts-Ca'tle-loUo
bend hogs 80 ONO; sheep. $1,000. .. ...,
Cincinnati Jun. S--Iiocs steady. 81 1918 NJ 'atNs
weak 81 5Ofsi Sheep steady. s? 73dN Lambs steady
-rsc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

o., .,,o.,-,s were ne follows. Flour dull unchanged
No . spring wheat slIS o. 10 sp-.ngY whea, "'Sp
- w. % x . 'ets 25c: ~ white - g2Sc, ~ :
white .6.c ~ sc: N barley a0.i V' x,p 9os
5: is Il :. 81 c .s 3D. PER ssor e' So g
dos, 81 5oGs5 81 sailed shoulders 'ooxed' -.
s. % clear sides caAen: SPxsS ~ rasv The
,,s, maT,, was nrrn: crameres. i31l5'sc' daires
iis,isc Eggs steady. fresh. 9sc
cncn,a,i June S-Fiour dull Wheat qur' y fn x
~ "" ~ RYE duh No 2. i5c Lard acv' 80. &c
mix meats quiet s. s7's hacon stendy' !" r. rga ~
pulu,h jun. s-whea No Northern. cash 81 27'
July 81 -; September '>'.c- -, 9, -
Milwaukee June s.-Wheat dull; No Noitherh 81 ~,
~ . Nrrthsrn. II. July. 81 10. Rye du 40 l. 4''s
sSsn- harley quiet: No 2 l6c sample. a3Iiic
vir,eanoiis June s-Wheat nrn~r and higher: July
e. ooi.. September nc. December, '5sc' No na.u
81 49,. y, Northern. 81 ~: FioSF on'H"hse' D'""
unchanged
PHILADELPHIA June s-wheat firm; contract srases June
Al ys1si To- Corn nrm No mixed june Suv"o a. &C.
Potatoes dull unchanged white ehose, per pusn' en-
cic, do fair good. per bush. $4,000 Butter nm.
fancy creamery. lt'se 90 PRINT nc ,s
Arm fresh nearby. i2se DO WesieTn ...e, 90 b1a
. 900 bush corn 7O.ooo bush. oats 24wo bush ShiIoo
ments-wheat. 1900 BUSH corn 2' On" bush' oats Vo'
bush. ..
q, ,s0S, XXI straights s. 70iki 90. clear 2ogN 90
MEDIUMS. So T5usi Wheat firm hsner; spo, s,e2 ai
July sos.c bid. September. 1880 bid uecembsr 49,
y" . hard cash osi aa5isc. Corn weak; spot steady
No 2 cash alc asked June 2S'sc: July W1sc na, s.p
&c asked track 25c. June. 2aisc: July 22Se hld
septernber .nisc No white sic Bran-saeked ise
p,,t,er slow steady: l3isVl6c. dairy, gag
i3isc steady. sac
Toledo June s-wheat lower. Arm No cash 81 Us;
June 81 o2ie. Corn du.l lower No mixed s.se. 0"'
cash ,3c Croversced dull steady; prime cash 50 70 Ok
North Lima. Ole: South Lima and Indiana 'Vc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
t-op PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON.
pol Liberty 81.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09

s1RAw-sup-es are heavy poor quality considered and
tie ~ the summer market me pes rNsl
Or western long re will command fraction more
thsn There quite surplus ~ 3"'I,c paroes'
FOR watch there is prospective dragging maThet. r.
pts 4 ray ans In tors, ne reported a, wv
Produce Evriiange today were; HUDSON hlver
Railroad. zoo: Pennsylvania. 50. Delaware IackaWI-t
ari western West shore leo. L>hixh Valley. 20;
Oasr.r and Western TO- Central OF New-Jersey. w.
riye- boss 9G5. total. 1906 tons Receipts OF hNa"'
tons all ty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
,-r.poprAN PRODUCE MARKET.

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pork dull prime mess fine Western Dos, prime mess.
medium western SOS. Hsms-short cut ~ to 10 N.
steady as. Bacon dun Cumberland cut. IS TO 30 10.
ss, snort rib 20 - N. steady. 32e Cd long clear
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souare IL 10 IL No. dull. 23s Lard-P.ime Western
stesdy ape "a CkAese-Dul American finest white and
coored tod and newt SIS TaiIowPrms city steady.