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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1898-12-10
County Court Day.

Monday was county court day,
and, although the day was bright
and clear, there was but a small
crowd of country people in town.
The wind was so keen that but
few found it profitable to brave ii
and come in.
Little or no stock was offered, and
that offered was inferior and brought
low prices.
There were one or two nice punches
of fat hogs which sold well.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1898-12-10

The next quarterly meeting of the
Kentucky Board of Pharmacy will
be held at the Louisville Hotel,
in Louisville, at $50, Tuesday mOrnA
ing, January 10. Persons intending
to appear for examination should file
their applications at least ten days
before that time with the Secretary,
j. w. Gayle, Frankfort.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1898-12-10

blaze was caused by the Overturning
of stove.
The wind was blowing a regular gale
and great uneasiness was felt for
time by those living in other parts Of
the city for fear of a serious fire.
Luckily it was soon eXtinguished
with small loss.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1898-12-10

Constipation prevents the body
from Kidding itself of waste matter.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers will re-
move the trouble and curesick head
ache, hiliOusness, inactive liver and
clear the complexion. Small, sugar
coated, don't gripe or cause nausea.
Tyler q Hemphill.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1898-12-10
Fire Sunday Night.

Just about $50 o'clock, on Sunday
night, an alarm was sounded from
box 35, which called the fire depart
ment to a small frame house on
Wilkinson street, between Clinton
and Nero. II was found that the
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1898-12-10
ThG Henderson Route
BEST LINE
BETWEEN
Louisville. Evansville, ST. Louis
AND ALL POINTS
WEST, NORTHWEST e. SOUTHWEST.

The only line running three double
daily trains to Evansville without
change, with high back coaches and
parlor car The direct line to st.
Louis, running two double daily trains
with high back seat coaches and
Pullman sleepers through without
change. Tickets on sale at l.. & N.
office, this city. For information as
to rates, route, sieepIng car berths,
etc, call on A. V. Hite, agent l.. & N.
Il. r., or address
b. L. BRYANT,
IL. o. MoRDUE, Il. p. A.
Asst. G.. p. A.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1898-12-10

Auction will continue
from day to day at w.
L. COppersmith's jewelry
store. 15-3t.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1898-12-10
To Saw-mill Men and Others,

VIII repair or reset boilers, fur.
naces or do any kind Of brick work
in exchange for lumber.
, j. EDGE,
if'o' Frankfort, Ky.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1898-12-10
Kentucky Board of Pharmacy.

DIR. Miles Nerve Plasters for rheumatism
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nev-York June 2. lS9S.

New-NofK. June - lSc>
rOrTEE-Nhile the market for Bro-;ia0 futures start
.. With bull flourish. he volume Il business w"s not
l,re opening ~ advance Of 90 ~ ms prices az
he best sv- q The day showed net gain cf 10 points
m. rise brought sellers. bu the general unier,9ne
AZ frr1er than for time past lie
opening advance directly tn result q stronger Eur
va cables than hal been looked FOL- supplemented by
, diminished movement: O: supplies al Rio and santos
n. confidence cf the bull contingent was somewhat m o.
s6 by smaller warehouse dell iei-s IN this country We
ras however. that the American visible supply II ~.
easing little. steady though small decrease IN we
Visible supply this country has been IT. progress ui
,eui weeks The strength Of the european
), The market here today. was attributed 70
Considerable reported damage 70 The Sanes crop
Mtr,s The closed steady AZ UNCHANGED prices 20
~ gain 10 yol0s Total sales $50 bags Spot brs-
vi on the rHsc invoice lot~ Z ~" ~.
waterway the Sirius cleared from Bahia WIZ
iso ac~ Rio shipments 20 Eurap- during May were
$3.50 bags United States 1isc Coz bags ana 10 olnT
sr-t-cs 600 Santos shipped -2VH haEs 70 ~!
,pe bags the United States while snl tisl..s
\, this country from Victoria reached MO oae@ a.
from Amsterdam stated that TOTAL arrivals AZ tue \F,
lands FOR the month just ended aggregated ~ wv
ana deliveries 81 eco bags. leas Ing stock June o
N0 bags The amount aioat from Java ana tiic -
,,r rrone reaches g. bags During ihs io'h OF ma
there shipments The Tinted stare tn"
rsya The present Stock ~ cone II, M
ined states other than brazilian fools up ""HV- n"sS'
as against 23a 7OS bags May ]. The former tnoui IN
cufss cs9"2T New-lotk. y 4'' baEs W san
rrarcisco ard 12G51 bags a. New Otl7ans
TIE range Of prices IN the local market touay
ras follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
DEL. LACKaWANNA AND WESTERN r.. II.
Stntions in New York. foot of barclay
md Christopher streets
VESTIBVLED TRAINS. PtLbNAN BUFFET
Cans PfNTSCII LIGHT

500 4. N.--EINGHAMToN MALL Stops at principal
IO:0o A. M.--fcate Chr. BrrFAIo. SCRANTON
UNGUANTON OXEGO ITHACA. EIMlRA
i'TIcA RIrHrIEID SPRINGS sYRAcrsE and
OsWrGO EMPRESS. Pullman Palace Cars connect
nr a, Buffalo with trains for Chicago and points
I,oo =, u-rntrsro ana Buffalo vestbuet Express for
SCRANTON VIIKESBARRr and ELMiRA: Pun
mar f,uNct parior car Eiwira. Through Sleeping
cars and pav Coach Chi~ago arriving at 400 p m
4: 400 r. N-sCRANTON. WILKESBAR Rf and fi-fM-
9th EMPRESS Pullman IiTe, Parlur Car
ZOO r. VI iDallyl-thcaro ard Euralo Nestibu.ei LIN
ted Express FOR SCRANTON. BINGHAMrON. Ell
MIR BUFFALO. Through Buffet Sleeping car
%ev York 10 CHICAGO Dining Car wes ~ BuTa.o.
S:3O u. VI. G)aily-Bunslo f:Spress Pullman Ise2srs
10 son ANTON PINGTTANTON. Ei.MIRA. BATH
Mt MORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving In Buffalo )
o::;0 r. VI dsiiy)-Bi'FFAIO SCRANTON BING-
HAMTON OwEGo. ITHACA. ELMiRA srK KA,y -
prcTETrFI.D SPRINGS and oSWEGO EMPRESS
Pullman Iu0ei Se"pofs --...-.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACfOMMOpATIoNs at
fIsrry Gaze * Sons dLlmtedl ll3 liroadway - PARK
I'ars ~ Broadway anf H42 Rroafwav IicAfis AZ
ferry stations lif ih-ay~ cor l-inst ~ WSsi lz'n
- ~, Columbus ave New York 33s and '36 Fulton 81
ana ilG Broadway. brooklyn. Timetables giving fu
Information al stations.
WF-STroTT EMPRESS COMPANY will ran for and
check baggage from hoisI residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03

Chicago June e-To-liys trade Ia cattle was slower
than or some TIN, ans prices We" more than steady
rl- irh. and HrasT cstts were HARD 10
redtr:rrs a., yTl0r dressed beef Steers.
fsax, stin1er. $50 s. 20 Western fei steers - ff
:, =. sionscrs ar1 feefers st~N. cows and hsi"tS
s0aS, - rsxes c5fS7 'reyas - 500
81 20 There SLOW demand fr,rn ''licaEo ragk.s
All Taq..-r shippers fOf nOss Prlcef we're i''n l''
ov.- Fair 3, choice g. y "a y hackers. s. ppff
- 10 butchers .49s4 20 mixed 81 3'tS - igh' 81 20
Gt 20 rf-s e. IN fs3 Trnie active IN sheep a.
me rc.ent adfanr. native sheep 81 2ilfS- g. Texans
81 -<i a. cl!pp.g limbs s. 15IS5 % wpohed lambs
g. 10 -rring 90 25FSf Ca Re- elpts'litl
II tl,l head hos 10000. sheep. BOOB
Cincinnati June e-H1=s dol. 81 3oQT' 20 Cattle
.,o.i, s. -50Sf sheep ,trun- 81 55aS Lambs
s. $685. -
Tav Fur,lo June 2-fatiie-Rereiris - '1,e eatiie
we rrit err quiet and unchs ngf y
anl nothing - Iucnce vas done ~ m noon Hos
re-.ffs rs0is-1'r market slow Yorker good 70
choice q aga rruehs common - good. - NiSt 10
uIg. Common 20 choice. 81 s3s<l Slees and lambs -
ia.erfs moderate market fu and lower Lambs cholc"
10 e,trs 3tf<5 ~. cuis - common. - 3o1s' -.
sheen rlnif. ssisrrf wrthsrs. 81 s~rS cS cIs 20
con. ~ n. 50 e51S3 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03

Charleston and Savannah per bsske'. SseAs, a. 90
florida. 25cN:i 23: elephants per box s-ds3 ckra per
carrier s@0S2 %: peppers Pc carrie. - % prss
90 Maryland and Eastern shore ''cFsl -, 40
baltimore basket GSn.5c. string beans North
Carolina round per basket. sgs2. do fat SlfRl %" ~
Chnrles.on per basket jOcnSl =. DO savannah, 'o9
81 80 squash. per bbl slGS2; tomatoes, per carrier
$lnSl 20. - -. ..
Hay AND TRAw-HAY-Iseceipts were agtn heavy
being mainly all rail were Fsiner riofe 'pi,.slN >
the big total 81 yes-rday which iDera
instamcn, barge shipment. The oOndrnns men nP'
unchanged today the proportion o, desirable grl
was decidedly short bulk ofsrncr ana ~" low
grades neglected. The assertion is general
In the that IN OF grades cannot no" recover
and that receipts % them will hsp disaster rs IT,
Is settlement the month free but-nS ot any gra'e
all not come m DAYS t. d.. TIL" mi u
lines yesterday. prime and No J. XII ma ntnin az
their strength from roc The We quote: PFnr. IN
large bales per 100 n 17sc 80 J. IrQyssc per 700 p;
No 2 G0aG2l. c per 100 n; 10 ~ 20. I2c per 10y H.
inferior gradeless. 25niVc 100 b. o,er N h'd
4sa55c per 100 10 clover. per 100 H. "i'sHt., ..''
STRAw-Contnues fairly steady for besT 10 useful onv
rye. quote; Choice long rye. i5c per i" 10. Other
grades 3Onioc per 100 NJ 2sf:1c per 100 no.
Receipts Of has and IN TONS a. reported a. IN"
Produce Exchange az noon to.cay were: Hud;n kiv%r
Railroad 400. Erie Railroad Clio Pennsylv7nia Na roed
30; Delaware lackawanna and Wcs,srn Ka.road 80, 40.
West Shore Railroad 100 Ieh!gh Nallr Eaifoad l>o.
Ontario and Western Railroad 10; Contra! Railroad or
New-Jersey 40. river boats lGo; mal lCGO tons Ee-
celpts Of straw. 30 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
ERIE RAILROAD.

,r,ln. leave New ofN. fOOt q thambcTt-stS
i.nG.. nj rye minutes earlier from Yves. 2Sd ST.
~ -Ves,iuulei Express ca.ly for B.nghamtons
cOv i-;mra Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo s;V0
!, ~ i,srior car Buffalo.
i -Vesubuel Limited fast mail Daily. SOLID
train for Chicago, arrives Cleveland 80 A. N chicaso
r sleepers TO Chicago S'e's'Aha and S'ne'nna'''
!::so r. MBanao apd cieysiana yes,isulea E.prsss
jamss.c%n 90 a. ~ Cleveland L 30 sleepen %
Dota'o ,,n5.,~o and the West. CsfG Library Car
s,5 r. "A ran 10 Sh'sS n,s Ssepsr' to Hor-
rs,,, FRS Local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
~ H. ii3, 26l 4oi and x7 Broad
90 prssry. 100 East i2'in and 2.3 West i23t
s' ch,rnbers and West go St serrles New.York. SIS
enc ,f,ossn ana Jersey city station. NewYork TranA
Co. calls and eneeAs baggage om notes and resi-
deaces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03

the Northwest growing cash wheat scarcity
and further export buying in the afternoon Splendid
the principal depressing influences Liverpool July
futures at one time 104d under night; n
Two Gays nave sold of equal TO 2ic per bush Later
part or THIS decline closing
STEADY nut sold of with lIverpJo and closed o.T21
points lover on wheat and from 5Ol,O points IN
Hour- me antwerp market too exceptionally weak
showing AL franc decline for the day. Broomhall re
month ago attributed to duty reductions and recent
heavy purchases in all markets Except for rumorei
appearance OF locusts in the Red River Valley crop
accounts from all parts OF satisfactory
The Price Current" spoke in similar strain OF the
weeks ou ook but suggested that high crop
mates might not be attained Northwestern markets
noceaoiy stTotg In the late afternoon. rejecting
supposed lieht receipts and increased demand from
rmH|'S, io'a export business reported about
90 loaos all ports including 200 ODO
snlpHe"'. 20 red lad very Irregular close. IT
grade and 81 lG's b. aGoa CONTRACT. Delivery
'l,,ihnr - 10 was quoted at S11c. b. anOat
Cpi,NIhe bull cement appeared 10 have entire control
OF me corn market to-day Except for weakness At
sieady Upward movement. closed firm at &C net
aHN";ce sentiment is becoming impressed with the
'iC"o untavorah!e advices regarding crop outlook and
Indications That present large receipts VIII he
AI export business failed deVelJp. sales exceed
ing 4COO bush The Liverpool market closed lGl IA net
,owei The buying to-day OF fairly god character
indicating that the some connd-rce
kets future No c.osed 39&.@4oc. b. ahoat
.OAIS-ln sympathy with other markets, oats main
tanned steadness az undertone all day. without much
speculative or cash business Final prices were un-
3l,ic No white. 33izc No white clips. @4o: 80 .
white @3c. track mixed 22433c track white 33l3Nc
-. RYE-Mar!ei duh. No Western quoted jaa
SOC nominal. + track. .BARLEY-Market nominal
feeding quoted al 4444jc. I. track.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

GaivesAn. June Cotton quiet middIing. C; lew mid
ding 6c good ordinary. 5i.c; receipts AN bales SAT- r.
Is bales stock 20 500 halrs 90.
Baltimore. June Cotton n1riinal. mifolng oSc'
low n,idlling good ordinary 3sIc net receipts
500 bales gross SD bales coaswise. lor bales
stock. ~ 81? bales. -
savannah June 2--Coton steady. middlns. &C. low
mddlng li-i6c: receipts. q bales exports oo""iV7e
100 hei - bales. stock. Job baies
M,,nnhs Junc 2-roitNn stsadf mitflng. &c. Nv
,riJunr good ordinary receipts. 81 bales.
gross bales shipments al bales safes "' bales;
stock 3s go bales. -, -,
81 Louis June 2co''on cuet rnaains &c - "" mo
snas 3o3 bales shipments 2os bales. sales 20 bales
stock. ~ G37 bnles. ,,,,. !. &C..
orleans June 2Cotton Qrcti nidillny. 6l-ioc;
low u,,d6ling f-iSc. god ordinary &c. receipts 1000
b-I, frain g 900 h1les coaSiv sc.
GA bales sales 1000 bales; stock. lfy.Iis bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET

New;YorS June q, iS ss,,
AZ D to ey sar .s y Dre ss beef
c Gni !" naive fa, sF ss rds :so PER ncd
per- H. estimated dressed weight i've .hee9 selling at
S be-. per At :: m"Fs 20 aroT.Sn
today or Friday The orinoco took 70 Bermuda 5;
S Sa SO 's sheer for H. wkersn
receipts oday were S hsoa cs s u ,gs nn
quoiahly Poorest 70 best veals sold at $40
S il' dr s fSa loTer at ssoss per csan.ry
dressed weak at 7as4c per 10 Dressed eut'eTnilks
'et sass"J III Hume BRO 81 yeals l5e ~ at
S. do. 100 n at 81.
b " OTIS & CO. % veas 1853 u. at SO 20; do. l2o
IL II Hollis: II veals l5G n. at SGD
sn 1Haf ANP D S ioay were 1s cars.
car s S. Rf' Sve al yt isI 5h iS '
Ssnilnuea ishi receipt. the ruled
all gradr7 of stock f'oor to good 4eeo sold az s. 9oL
ys1fnfs I. 5as5 "a and al ;ai,s q s,a 1h ;a1ss
Gr..sel ysarngs arm at oGioc. ds'ed lambs firm at
Ioai2c ,,.,..s ,...,. 70 -,
average at s. PEI 100 n it3 yirsI "a DO so b at s.
sl2 do Gs Il. 2,2 do So D. at g. nisnh
a. soefP io M m a. q g g D no. ~ 49,
N Collins $50 Virginia lambs GO n. at s. 22s DO 20
N. at 81 rs ONO ,earnss Il it. at s, So IS one mo
an 5. e g 8 's 10 Ohio DO III 3D. a 90, 49, 30 3D.
ss 5ss sss y y. u 4,s e. H. .s &; s. d
xsx,s. ( Co 20 v;g;na lamb Il n, 10
HoGs-i,ec-ir,s today ear- or s4l head, all
for s!,usntcrers dTei no ,a,es 81 =, an s,abs
western pss at So 25oSi 10: con'r! dressed steady
s1Its-n H. Hollis. ,te YESTERDAY. p state hogs 100
~ average :. 20 100 u. rou't go ~ a, 81 90
n at 4 s. '9 20. Tough 40 =, a, 81 "a %,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
DOL Exchange special Custom House report
WOOL wAREIorsEp. JrNE ?. lses.
THE WOOL EXCHANGE REPOR

The Wool Exchange gives the following RESUME OF
the market The weeks market while broken into hy
holiday. shows abatement In demand The ten
tatve inquiry continues expand while actual business
shows Improvement in various direction Considerahie
interest is manifested IN conditions the West Growers
apparently depending securing full asking price
for the clip and inclined 10 make
concessions In order make sa!e Ieaers the othr
hand are putting their entire energies toward bearing the
market. but without avail In the mean tire
considerable wool IS coming forward ~ consignment
with Instructions hold pending further orders
stocks at the seaboard markets In the mean time
h-cc ming reduced with little Of supplies 20
draw from except through the primal markets. Prices
while higher still show hardening tendency. ana IN
nearly every instance. fun rates are demanded
with sellers not disposed toward concessions The weeks
sales show decrease NJ the week previous
Notwithstanding that short by holiday.
Three eiEis orc half and oncquarter blood unwashed
WOODS continue the results. with some In
0ury Tor unHashed neeces hut resulting in little actual
business Ohio w and above SIN unchanged in price.
Territories firm while all grades OF foreign grovths
tho of steady.
Current quotations n pulled vocis (scoure1 based
Wool Exchance nfcaI lassinca ton follOra:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03

FNrR AND MEAI~-Af'cr a further sharp decline IN
ylcts from Wednrslays Level. the mntk"t dspA>ed a
ss'tr undertone ard closed fairly sieady hHyn5 saz
ssssti however. GHnporani- SpfihX paltNls' ~
So: winter st,sghis s. ejNSJ 10: Water patents srI
~ sprng 81 309s5 Is. extra No winter ~ 80
~: No winter. 81 5o1iss c3. gr9fe 81 ''H
RYE FLOUR Easy; quoted. So sollsi 3o.
.,WNnEAL-steady. quoted: Kindred. 81 taqs2 10 as
a. brand BAG l>fieaey; hne w1e p'g ~ c
~ yellow. ycc; coafsc. 1Ssissc Ftfs-uie' 50 w
Aaa " ~ winter IN bulk. spot f5QsSc. spTirr; bue
ut '0u73c: arrive. G7nQlT0c: mdjhng, bulk "S
-. re feed CIff7O~: city ICED fOv'0c' nrminy cho
'1,se. oilneai s25 .o1s?6 80 screenings. 300 100
oi'AlN-NHEAT-a After another period ot sStfe hau'-
ss'ion the market Swung around Int better snare
~soay and. recovering most OF tie 1fs On Juy ',tel
.im ~ only exc deciac having been ~ one tine
~ &c blow TIE close 81 Wecnesda, Tho later det.
@ receiving from the boar element hed
isfsnvey steady all day. AMI q sci irc3 nnefhsf'
!. a. higher night Traders were rather pre-
sa ;ar the prices II was fs!t thot te
~ Ns had already SUSTAINED anor; all the arcine JUST
~. 'or th> present existing news while The shi.
rsst expanded hy heavy sales had co.insnceo
.s"w unwieity While II lasted the reaction
sharp ana decided icUlsrls in the last fe"
d t Of the session highest prices were Iescnco
~ NE crrt July advanced from y7kc 10 'sc Hc"n o.
MN os v vas for the mast part he@Ish JUST as ~ o
Nn1a me week The on.y consdc-asio1s !sFoiao.e W
~' View Of the continued Light Tece'v,s Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June 2 3:45 p m.--r,xchange-wheat-spo
dull; 30 red Northern spring. los. corn-spot quit
American nixel new IS AID futures quiet: June non-
mai: July 3s Ard. September IS Cd. Flour-St Louis
fancy winter dun 3s Ga Hops al London Pacihe COAST
dri fadf, Beef dul India 1ss prime mess
,ss od Pork dull: prime mess. tne Western, SIS I'd
prn,e mess medium Western 52s ID. Hams Short cut
ia 20 10 H. dull Bacon duh. Cumberland cut - 10
50 10 els rib. 20 - No. 32s Cd long clear mid
dies HIGHT % 10 ~ n 32s CA; Ing clear niddler heavy
40 10 As 10 81 clear backs ID 10 - 10 3ss clear
true, 4; 20 ~ n, Shculders-Square. IL II H.
ann 2,s Iard-frime Western dul. BIS sd. Cheese
dull American white. 31s American finest colored
SSs Talow--Prime city firm. els ID. Cottonseed OIL.
liverpool refined steady. les Sd Turpentne-Spirits
steady. 2Gs. Rosin-Common steady, Do Ind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03

cash quotations Flour dull. weak No 2
.erng wheat Elgsi o.. no . spring wnca' ;FsgSl 90
53'sc 40 oats 2'l.e. No white 2Dg29,sc; - 3
81 s1s2 ~ pork per Dbl $40 sog<l0 So lard per
leo H. 81 oJn<i or short i- SIDES doos. - "oas1.
(boxed) Sc ao0ss 30. sugars cut loaf UNCHANGED on
the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was
fresh, 3isr. Cheese unchanged.
Cincinnati. June Flour dul. Wheat steady; No 2
rcd corn easy: No mixed 35c oats easy. ower;
No . mixed. pc. Rye nominal. No Zoe Butter steady
Eggs quiet. Cheese easy.
40 = Northern 81 2. July. 81 Is. Rye easy: No /. 45c
Barley dull, sample, 34Jioc
Minneapolis. June wheat steady; June. 81 e's July
- :sA. No northern. 81 23N Flaur-Firsi patents
50 %gs5 IS second patents 80 ags' co. nsi eeas q ~
PHILADELPHIA June e-Wheat Sc lower. contract grade
June 81 TO- Corn firm: No linked. June, &c
Potatoes dull and lower white choice, PER bush oh se
d. fair good per bush 5oq6oc Flour dun and isn &c
over winter super 81 e5Gsi 80: Do 81 50qti d.
rennsyvana roller clear s5@sa 20 do straight s. 200
s. So Western winter. clear 81 :5aS5 80; do straight
sSs 81 sia 20 s. @ass DO pSent 3 s5rss Is But
Ter steady; fancy creamery lee do prints lie
Southern. lie. Kec-ipts-florr 1000 bbls and II @
sacks wheat GOO bush corn $1,000 bush; oats isooo
bush. superintendent o"o Dush' coi"' of"Vv D"'"'
oats 1900 hush
ST. Louis June Flour quiet and lower; patents g 40
ass go stragh,s. sass rs clear 81 6ogsi 20 medium
s ssS rack s5S.c June July sac ed sepsmnsr
iGIsc bid December &c bid No : hard cish , We
cnS nshsr No cash. asked Cd ds"s e hs sSy
No cash 27isc track :7'sc June; 2sc; July 2ie hil
s,aady creamery 1iGlc: dairy iogi4c Eggs weak DC
To.edo June Wheat active, hrm; No cash. 81 10
bid June 81 %. Corn dull steady NO MIXED a 49, 49,:
Sa cash. ioc clover dull. steady: prime cash.
IS o. on unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
Monmouih % Bench seasTsht, and Hssiand' OF
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON
From foot of Lib

FOR PHILADELFHIA. BALIIMUEE AND WASH
INGTON
From foot Of Liberty 81.
Week DAYS. 49, 500 1000 III 30 Dining Cap A. n,
loo a. 30 -: DINING carr 800 r. NJ. 1918 mdt
sundays. 4:3O. 1000 ll.3D Dining Carr A. NJ. l:tS
800 Dining Carr GOO +. N. IL Is mdt. Additional
trains for Philadelphia week DAYS. 900 A. NJ. 400
40. I:3o 600 Z. N. SUNDAYS. % 4: n. 400 p NJ;
BOATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY. WHITEHALL ST.
dsys. 7:io 7.s5 SOS. $40 ss5 eos $50. ass.
1000 1915. 1o:i3 HOS u 30 ll:55 A NJ. 1925
t'2i .?s SIS SO. $50 $40. c:2s s;ss 80 80
So a:i1 e55 lo;:s ll:4o +. NJ. i2i5 mdt Sundays
100 S5A 0oo II 30 4 NJ. 1900 NJ. 1858 las. 30
300 55 40 455 o. 6.0o $50 '.c5 SOS. 0.0.
9.5I 1883 r. NJ. lsl5 mdt
Tickets ard naror car seat. 81 foot 81 Liberty ST.
whitehall s., li3 i72 2Gl. s2i ga. 1854. 1923 Broad
woy M en- Ave g East 81 l53 East l25th ST..
:7a w.st le5ta st. ~ Columbus Ave New York; :
Colrr :, So, Furon So pr>okyr. DC Broadway. WILL
larnshurg The y Z Transfer CO. will call tor and
check lagslee nom hotels residences TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits .urpcriine exhibited n weak undrrfonr to-day
under pts South and absence OF buyers
here. Offerings liberal the basis % 2s.c Deal
have recently become well stocked and ar" not avs
posed purchase supplies concessions
good demand was noted for nearly ali grades 81 rosn,
and offerings fairly well cleaned up al old figures
Ia ruled but steady Receipts %. the later
light. usual this % the year. Quotations
follow.
TAR Regulars. 81 s5asI a5. oil bss So S'h9.3 30.
TITCH-si IS
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Reguiar.. os~ machines.
2>isc
ROS1N-Common to good strained. 81 go. nti -. F..
5o1S 81. r Ga 81 s2l. 81 ~. ~. 81 s27 ].
81 80. X. 81 70. NJ 81. y. e. 10. " q. s. ~. " w.
s. 80
STOCK on HAND.
iislh ~
lar -4V' DUN
Charleston. June 2-Turpenins market quiet &c.
Ros!r firm and unchanged
savannah. June 2-sprts turpentn. firm At 26'sc.
rcce'pte. 1919 R.-n firm and
changed. sales. l. go Ibis receipts 200.
Wilmngion June 2-spirifs iurpsnfne steady ~ 2i's
12tc. receipts 40 casks. 5cHsl receipts.
573 hhis Crude turp"nt.ne au!e 81 ~ GpGtl 20
c'ipts GO bbs Tar firm az 81 10. receipts. 100 bhls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-03
BALTIMORE &OHIO r r

New lOih, N.''sel'H'' A0''''' S0ueH efry Hl0
,'I OF Laperty street. s,
.,,tr 400 $50 a i .i5 2. and 'i2 Is night
TriiitTrssIitG. .aso a. m, $50 p m: Has n.
n SSciSNATi sr LOUIS. 1000 a. m. .555 ,; m.
wAsiINGroN. baltimore - %. 'i9 6,n, DnerA
- Su A...s5 tDner, 5.35 p m. and 'i2:i3 night
NORFOI.k. al 80 a IN. ..
SEW ORLEANS ',:3S 2. m. Through sleepeD
~. rains are Illuminated with P.ntsch Light.
AZ na' ia ~ 25i s34 Isl Bdway 81 Il. lSth-st.
a. ms..,r T.: :3? 3.i Fulton ST.. Brooklyn: White
-, "rninai baggage from hotel residence
10 dee;ination