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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-10-19
A Word 10 Ladies'.

Owing to the fact that there is sickness
in her family, Mrs. II. v. Duncan 10 un-
able to give her attention TO her millinery
business and M she desires to close out
her stock she offers all goods, including
the new fall stock, at half price. This
places II below cost. The stock must be
closed out in 30 days aud those who come
first will get thu best bargains
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-10-19
ONCE MORE.
The ExcursIOnlsts Throw BOqusts at
g0'f.fE Harry.

Mr. Mordue, of the Henderson route
who has 80 endeared himself to the dele
gaiion, was voted > prime OF good fell
lows, and a resolution OF thanks for his
GENEROUS hospitality adopted by a unani-
nous vote. lie was also informed that
II he wanted anything any membrr OF
the party possess a or could acquire and
make his wishes known he would not be
treating his friends with the eonsidera-
ton. they hoped 10 diserve.-Excunion
notes in Louisville Post ~ Il nm
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-10-19
A FREAK:
Stalk of Corn Produces Five Perfect
Ears.

II. j. May, who works a farm in the
vicinity of Oloyerport, brought speci-
men OF corn to town Saturday that is a
curiosity in its way, aud demonstrates
the capacity of Breckenridge soil. The
corn was in the shape of cluster of five
perfectly formed ears that grew on one
stalk.
This specimen differed from most
freak corn, because none OF the ears were
nubbins II the whole field produced in
the same proportion TO this stalk, the,
yield would be about two hundred ush.
els to the acre.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-10-19
BEST IN YEARS
Tobacco Crop Damaged But is Above the
Average.

Mike Blaine, OF Stephensport, who is
one OF the be stposted judges OF tobacco
in this section of the country reports
that tobacco has been greatly damaged
by the damp, warm weather OF a few
weeks since. He estimates the loss to
be about 80 per cent in weight and
quality. He reports this TO he the best
crop that has been raised in this section
in years
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-10-19
A VCREAT5
ENTERPRISE.
The Dean Tie Company Gets a
Big Contract.
Operates Eight Saw Mills and Employs
800 Hands.

The Dean Tie Company has secured a
contract for 800 cars OF cross ties which
must be furnished eastern railroads dur
ing the coming winter.
The enormous contracts the company
already has on hands for cross ties, ship
timbers aud wagon stuff has necessitat-
ed the operation of eight saw mills in
the back part of the county. The COM
pany gives employment to about 300
hands and Saturday was pay day at Glen
deane. The amount OF money distribut-
ed among the laborers WAS quite large
and helps 10 create great prosperity in
that part OF Breckenridge.
W. ]. Dean, Jr. is manager of the COM
pany and he is favorite son OF Breck-
enridge. He is one Of the most enter
prisiDg and up-to date business men in
Kentucky and his energy and good judg-
ment is making him one Of the most
successful and prosperous men within
the borders OF this commonwealth.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-10-19

Truth wears well, People have learn
ed that Dewitt's Little Early Risers are
reliable little pills for regulating the
bowels, curing constipation and sick
headache, They don't gripe.-Short &
Haynes.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-10-19

The most stubborn cases OF Bronchi-
tis succumb 10. lBALLARD'S HORE-
HOUND SYRUP. Price 20 and 80 cts.
"A. X Fisher &
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-10-19
Fer MIssIon Work.

Miss lula q. Daniel and Mrs. Owen
Cunningham organized an Auxiliary So
ciety Of the Wonan's Foreign Mission-
ary Society at IryIpgton. Friday evening.
The new organization has 10 members.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-10-19

For all fresh cuts or wounds, in either
the human subjects or in animals, as a
dressing, BALLARrS SNOW LINZ
MENT is excellent; while for sores on
working horses, especially II flow to heal,
or suppurating, its healing qualities are
uni qualed. Price % and 80 cts.-A. r..
Eiahpr
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-10-19

WHITES CREAM vERMIFUGE is
highly valuable preparation, capable,
from the promptitude OF its action OF
clearing the system in few hours of
every worm. Price 20 cts "A, r. Fisher
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-10-19

Dizziness, loss Of appetite, hatulency
and nausea are all connected with dys-
pepsis or Indigestion. HERBINE will
give prompt're Price so cts A. r.
Fisher. 5..
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-10-19

One Minute Cough Cure. cures.
That l. what Il was mads Coz.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-10-19
Oh, How Thankful

Pain Was MaddenIn3 and Hope
Mad Been fbaEdoned - Wonder
full Results OF Purifying the Iiood.
"A very severe pain came "a my left
knee, which grew worse and worse, aud
finally q sore broke out above the knee.
II discharged a great deal and the pain
from my thigh down was maddening.
Large, hard, purple spots appeared on my
leg., ISuesrsd IN this way for years,
and esSe pp all hope 81 ever beins CARED.
My wife was reading OF ease like. mine
cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla, and she
advised me to try il. 1 began taking it
and when had used a few bottles
found relief from my suffering. Oh,
how thankful am for this relief am
stronger than have ever been IN nay life.
am Ia the best OF health, have a good
appetite and ana alnew man altoeether."
J.P. moons, Lisbon Falls, Mains.
Hoods s pssi'is
Isthe best-In fact the One True Blood Further
Hood's Pills cure al liver ills. 70 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
Lard per 100 n.
July ............ . " % W I'D
September ...... 20 IA - 80
Short ribs per 100 N
July ............ 3, ~ ~ ~
Septemher - ~ So ~

Cash quotations were follows: Flour dull and un-
changed No . spring wheat CGaosc. No sp-ing wheat
G?072c No . red, 80 NJ . corn 32hc. No Yellow,
S2ssG33asc. ~ 2 oats. 2iisc. No white 2I'sd2sc
No 3 white 26s a27c. No rye 42c. No barley. SOF
a5c: No | fa1seed 81 OF. pork bbl. 20 $50
50 %; lard 100 n. s. d2a$' 81 short rib. sl.e-
short clear sides boNe,O - e5Ts5 NJ loaf
unchanged the Produce Exchange tcily the butter
market was FIRM. creamery l4Gi6e: dairy. 1l9Ql3isc
EGGS steady. fresh. lO'sc
red sOGs2c. Corn quiet 10 mixed 3'sc. Oats easy
No mixed. 2Gi, d27c Rye quiet. NJ . 4nc Lard
easter s. IS. Bulk meats quiet s. 20 Bacon easy. 50 81
steady DC. Cheese steady.
Milwaukee. June 2t-wheat steady No Northern.
sssc NJ . Northern. SIC. July SIC. Rye nrm. No l.
i3c. Barley steady, sample, ig3Vc
So September GG'sc December g. &c. No So.
NJ Northern. s3ac. No Northern. s2tc. Flour
Patents 81 50ps TO- second patents 81 35s4 a. first
lower bulk. IS 504ss 10
Philadelphia. juno 2i-wheat IVES ic lower; cash and
June for nominal: 77i1Q7sc for July Corn dun. but
steady Jure end July. 55: G35 y oats weak and IN
sI'sc. No mixed 3oc Butter firm fancy Western
creamery i7isc co prints lsc Eyes firm fresh nearby
higher New-Yo-k full Green's fancy. 7is@7s.c do fair
choice ca 17isc Recepts-FIour, 100 bills and 3Oo
sacks: whest "a bush corn. 5000 bush; oats 1900
oats. 1900 bush.
St Louis June 2i.-fiour 7changed. Wheat spot
call No red cash elevator. 7ac track SEC bid
ccmbsr &c: No hard s5c. Corn-sp,t lower No
cash &c bid july, Bic asked; september 81 I3lH
Oatsspo lower No cash. ?3%c bid track 25'sc July.
o3r asked September 20s,c asked. No white 2aisc.
Butter unchaugcd. Bran firm. Eggs firm. 9c loss oT.
Toledo June 2i-whcat lower. STEADY cash. Sac asked
july .che Corn active. lower cash s23c oats easy;
Nc m brine Cash ss. g oon Lima & scss
Lima. o9c. Indiana. o9c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25

ducks Eastern spring per 70, lie: do Long Island
spring lie. DO Western spflng. 6asc: do Old and aed
306c squads choice arg. white per dozen ~ 20; DO
VDTAT rs AND vEGETA BLEs-Nev potatoes IN
heavy supply 5000 htis arriving and market rule
weak and lower outside Quotations extreme ana
large accumulation uns1lG ~ the close. old potatoes
ftce!y.ng itfle attention. onions steacy ior
choice. Asparagus DUN and weak Cnoumoers Irregular
Tomatoes largely poor ard drdsgr AZ Irregular hsaes
Oher VEGETABLES range sbou, az quoted We quote re,
iatoes Souiaern Rose prime; ger e sZgs! 90 90 ~,
81 30 asparagus per dozen ocs2 bets per 100 81 5O4
81 80 loo slds2. cabbsges Long Inland
DcNsl y. encounters Norfolk basket s2Gs@ = d.
North carolina. Sl1S. d Charleston. slG<2 20 40 "a
- - eegpans. Per box SlGSl 90 oEa carrier 81 %
? onions. Esyptian PEI bag. 81 5"nSe 90 - Bermuda
Pc crate 81 ~ d. Nsw-orears per Dbl 81 Sogss %
Southern potatoes bh 81 5ons3: DO basket beg
81 . DO southern. white per basket 81 23afi ~: peas.
Long Isanf per bag 75c@si Peppers Florida per car
s. sT g % 90 L. rG s5 s. 't S rss
a$2 Do per third basket Slasl 50. do Norfolk per
basket. slGSl -. DO NORTH Carolina jOc1sl: squash.
,'sN si1si 20 tomatoes Norfolk per box 81 25T$i 50:
% SHya9n,h FER co!rier sSse do Florida 'rsi ~
Hay AND sTRAW-HAY-The week has warmed
with encouraging features. Few grades with
steady attention. and II It possible the kinds
receipts are more neele,tei than before InIye-s
having ne = tho Offering that is rated below No
CUT" ~ their decision tie price line ant Indeed
the stire be sai n q quality No 2 Much n
this stock II stiil In uanf and the present out
lo0N il fr dei ressed bard selling week Receipts
DAY 1880 tons hay ard :lo tons Of straw. We quote:
Primo. IN lase laic' Per zoo H. ,3aI, rc: ~ J. G?a
loo y. Interior AMI gradeleSs. 25d4nc 100 n.
cover mixed 4'r''c per n clover per lo3 10 y ;nt2c
G7isc..... sTRAwweak without large business Long
rye quoted at 30ni0c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25

81 CO., schooner s7 tons, Iu,rb-r Jacksonville to New
fsi.ad'!pnia - - sch oner s5i tins same voyage
private ems schooner 80, tons ian'er saTannaa 70
o. st.n. l"-.c British schooner l56 tons Goa ",.
,- al F1ga~ster . I,nr :,c. hafre .3r tons
eo Han r.tn Eoads To- B'son &c British ship -
IN the c5ttcnrecl oil department continued inif
ference is shown Oh both sides r the market EXCEPT az
much lower prices Little ~ IS al paItnty "1'en ~ ca
use ard foreign eemand has not been iesufe ~ m
ms,kr was ,eAis ana n9hass1 t ,,f cu 2Sc nd
inai prime crude mls iosai3c tIn PRIME sumo 9he.
,ii5 ie'e Anecsn b~i 41a47c: calcutta raw
PRovisiGNs-Th course Of prices was determined at
the impetus u demand from shorts. recovered most
9 95 ie Ne Me- SO aasS TO- family si2a<i2 So .Fori
clear. Sl2q>l3 = -. BEEF-Quisi euctca Mes tIvg
ne '' 81 81 - ''S- REEF HAMs"bu 81 50
DRESSED HoG-S'eady ques Daeo1s rs Ts sg 10.
PICKED eees firm, smO.ns Isies 10 M
Picked hams dun. quoted 7'sQ7.e wrs,e'n green iG
n 80 Ws;te'n va s2c nom o
insl tv lard quiet quoted 5l5c refined steady quoted
se9a '' us 9G' ciy e. w nss t *
STE RINE-Stea9y. quoted: oleo &C. CITY '4'1
RIcE-cy buyers restricted purchases to-
d aSy in ~ ry f5, 4ers We're encourased
what ty The hrmar tne u foreign cat cs Dn -
ions ol..v Domestic comm to low a,f, 4'saae fa,T
= ,.ns rP me IN fand a,,isac japan ga
CO. Java $500 Hansaon IN bend :,f9:' .e;, v.,k
reHaers IN ne cal market Were ndispo to raIanase
excessively Cane wa. onci'y cahiea 'm n@y" S Ss
sSrsr fat an owor an The fas. RI es I'D for jane Dc
Raw sugar o,al' dun and barely steady. WIN
% ,cl cen'rfrs as.c ,or ana ~,
20 bn'ss az these hsurcs they rerS@d =. PI~'T fna
iris ny f!1h .hE l !" '' ,yf5 the ceiling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
COUNTRY pRnnrcE MARKETs


nrANs AHp PEAS rh- c,sn''T' 's'-o.- , aega1a
rs an ,sls'- se-A' se~, -, ,';-,' ~ -' ws
,'r s,.e a,.ar~a q, 81 g. ra..aasss. ~ ie ra'r
, .a.e. ~ $ - All Dc of,,s,I
w.'t' rss.f.e 81 'nf f-r, el ar, ''.' 's,t '
s..' ~ 50 H. .,..s a.r.ns ~ TIE open
tt'f t.-'- h'i l,.'.s ''- , -, .'~''
.n" -' t-.' '.''' '- w., ',..a g. +, ~,
.--.,I.. Ia s ,i4.., .08. II ;sliSi - s.,
' .- i,'rs,D Ink ., .rnh = r-.ea
r.a' n's .'r .4s' ''''- -.' -' ~ -
10 y -,.t. .,... ~ ro ,harre ~ ~ general
'.'n '.e~ ., '.,, o,.., lar ins he A.,
T, '.ae,,r ,a... .,,.l, .e..nr . fms fresh
- .r.-5 oa 80 ta,. = i7. i~avas taat price. the
.c-I".' '.'@ ', % sa,e i,s :. a All
.ay l''i. - a<n - e..rs ." ., 49,
st-aty vim g. n i..uts Tenant We 4lN'. 'reamef,
~ s an4, Is,a-s'- A. -rr.e es'ras 10, 90 mss.
49,. 20 '. ~, ,.-6ic. e. mus i44ls. 10 WELSH
IT,. ,,--r .54t:.c. d. tfs's iaal4t.c. state dairy.
,n,s 'h ME- 80 '' ma. d. .~conis Ia
a., fa.s eaEs ,2.nl2. i d. aI''1 ia 90
si .no,ch larr. size fuli cream cA-c,e
hc % ~ .t.qs'7 o., ,f r.t aa.a ,ese'h
eas are a , a4's'i rs s. e1nn, , gs a.
r |lr, ~ ro ght have oomrlr led itle moro money
" Wy MA ,s D. ~. nice s'oCs oniy ue under
6ae a. sa ~, G s s9oFsi 9A s, "a I sa
an .s,. .r. ..,y. Int m. f-,i TX sfeady. Liver
,. l,ii. 2f' lle qu.,e state fun cream. larse.
eo.r,d forrt. 10. 80 p ice 7g'hc d. Wilt M.
7i.c On white. '10ire t'.ntc ~ COCO - p,. "sv
CSC. DO :" fair ".-"''.o. o. una GU
fancy. 7is~. f., small white. fanct. &c an goa -
lice Gisa.c do common 90 fair. 3'4 1bHc lgh' t.is
,fi.l ri &c., 81. IG. Jar' SKINS SINAI. 'i'ccr 'J''
a. ..-,. CHI ire a. al. good Q prime. c'sIf', %
,,,, ~, O., (ar -. as. FUN skins. l., ~
,,r,l.soc .rninsss -; fns FOODS The poportlo N y
,hei,t," =. ,l llgn. aaI dealers o5jcc-
," $50 i..,c when they can satisfact ~
eis Man, - he Western are. however s,i selma a.
gr ana inferior qualities ofag ar '"et 1nI '.a
prices Duties ana ch.ohs st'An. az '''','nt ,,
We quote. jersey ari neafu5. Iah,y, IrI u,@r1H 10
state and Pennsfrani1 I.so W,fteIh 20"
tons choice fl fancy. l-nl-. -.
Inferior i'-r - DOZEN case p '"e'"' "'''' g 'f-
cA.eks 81 >ouS- TO-
i.pr-rTe rpr-u M.sr q the cherries Offering are ~
,,,,o ana 1rdlnarv quality ana hard sell. Straw
~II,s are 49,, Tre Y.rk sold al good prices. but
lt" ,'.l'e ,,nc. IN al POINTS we're qute poor
I's 80 w ,,,,. low IIncki.borres more plenty ard
hH- TO s,.t,,l,s IT, r.I, SIMPLY and steady Blnck-
r"9'.. 80, rarge nlueauulrs nrm and in sellers
..'i'r' ,t,,r and small dies dragging Watermeons
t,,',,rt IN ranre - quoiaons choice stock il clean
,o A.. fairly ne. but inferior drag heavily ana are
80 -ienft Nuskracllns mostly poor and declining
p,.,ttt srd NUNS are selling al unchanged prices We
80 Chcrries rer cas- n basket. I3pr; DO bulk
49, ~ 80, c,er, lo4l3~. other kinds 5dsc. DO ny
Ali"H. ~. b.. Go,,. other knis 4q7c Jersey.
~. --io. f.,.ry nor onar l2ml4c. 30 Mary
.N'. !" ,n'', i,,,ior. 40 North (aroilna i34l5c.
land ana prl"'-r IVY t ~, hackcap BABE. DO
fa,kt"rfes Norfh Carolina per quart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
nEI IACKAN ANNA AND WESTERN n. u.
station. in New York. foot of Barclay
md Christopher Streets
yEsTIBILED TRAINS. PULLMAN BufFHT
CARS. PINTsCH LIGHT

500 A. M.-BiNGhAA'OH MALL S''ps NJ ''~
ro.eo a. M-CCa,e Carr BUFFALO. scRANION.
io'' T,x1ii tWToN OWEGO ITHACA. ELMRA:
UTICA. RIcHFIEl.D SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ard
OsWEC;O EMPRESS. Pullman Palace cars. Connect
INK Al Buffalo trains for Chicago and points
400 r. VI CD,y)Chicsso snt sn1sio K.s'svsd EI
MIRA Pullman BUFFET Parior car to EmirS
srrying a, 4 is m. day.
100 u. M-sCRANToN. WILKEsBAkRE and PLfM-
INV" r,.-.tI rXpgFSs Pullman Buffet Parior Car.
ZOO - ~ doailII-CAcsso and Buffalo Xestisuled Ls-
o,ss Fxpr.,s FOR SCRANTON BlNGHAMTOS. Ell
MIRA 'BCFFALo. Through Buffet Sleeping Car.
New-York - chicago. Dining Car west or BUFFALO
$3.50 r.. VI. Daily-Burs:o E,press. pulin1an SEER
Sor SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. El.MlRA. BATH,
MT MORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving in BunAio
o,,n ~ VI. Darv)-BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BING-
"' ANTON OWEGO. ITHACA. ELMIRA SYRACUSE.
pIf'lFIEI,p SPRINGS and OSWEGO EXPRESS
Pullman Buffet sleepers . ..o,.,,o-.-,o>,s =.
rIcKFTS AND PULLMAN ACCOMNoDATiONS at
Henry Gaze 4 sons d.miteil li3 Broadway - Park
is'.ce acl Broadway AMI 9l2 broadway. Tickets At
ferry stations ia cor i2h.s 81 West 18th
:, ooy Columbus ave NewYork. 33s ana I3C Futon-st
"a Joe rir oadway Brooklyn Time tables giving full
information a al stations
wEsTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY Will call FOR and
.h.cL baggage from hotel residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
"BlACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives unao 90 p NJ Pullman les,buie Day coacnes
and fa!l,r Cars. Dinra Car -,rNcc Meals "A carte
Connects at Buffalo ~a tnrJusa se"peis ~ Detroit a"l
Oh. ,,,r-,.t
CuT-NK ILftEsBAftTE. SCRANTON week days
and coal tfarcies. chair car '" Maucn Chunk $50. $780,.
.:;:5O $40 + NJ daily. except sunday for WlLh Els
RAII,E' PlTTSTrN. SCRANTON and prin pal inter
.ta,. stations tof all points ia coal regions
pullman BUFFET Parnr 'Hr for Ninesfarte.
.1:5n 5:2O l. NJ daily. except sunday. for EASTOE
and Intermediate stations. chair AR g. Easton.
30 5:I5 = Sundays ,Il>j :or MAUCH CHUNK
ans intermediate stations.
- 10 $40 = VI daily. except Sunday. for EASTON
and ;,r.nc pal intermediate STAT n. . ....
.t.5o :OO T. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FAILS and all points West. Pullman sleeper yestibu.e
nm X 10 chicago Sleepers Buffalo and Toronto.
7.iO. $500 =. ii daily, except sunday; siPplng only
Al SOUTH PIAINFlEID. EASTON. BETHLEHEM.
MAtCH IN XK. sAYRE- GENEVA. RICHEST FIR.
IATAVIA BUFFALO end TORONTO Pullman sleeper
tr HuNao Nene but seepns-1ar passengers carried No
$50. $40 P. NJ. DAILY Or wIIKESBARnE TN,
FALLS and an points we.t Pullman sleeper % Chicago
stIiti1ual local daily sunday fcr sol III
pIAfSFIFl.n BOUND BROOK and Intermediate points.
ieav. ns follows 5000 1880 'lo.2O 10 20 SUNDAYS
oni5 A. NJ = 20, 2so g 80 10 - 80 ani 30 P 81.
Trk,fs and Pullman accommodations at ll3. 2f 273.
?5 "a ard S23 Breadway. q 2 IAN 81. 1873 e; 1851
:, io- Rover y Y S6n Fulton St Us
pr. atuny and Brooklyn Annex BROOKLYN
v Transfer VIII call for am check baggage
ho,e, ~ residence through destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
OTTER MARKETS VY TELEGRAPH

Chicago June 24-Trade fairly good n cattle to-
SAY ard prices feiiy choice steer 81 sons5 23
medium 5nHst 81. 81 i3n<I y. sork~-s
ana feeters S. 5ogsi s. huls 81 soasi and hen
ers i5lSi calves a. ?3rt7 Western steers 81 2pf
%. T.ya 81 5p1s4 IS 81 75G 81 so
There fairly active local shipping demand for hogs
lu. packers aged prices - lower Fair %
choice 50 sass packers 50 7oGS3 24 butchers 81 *
Gs7 a2t mixed 81 1OIS3 % light 81 eogs3 sIis pis-
e. GOA excellent demand f1r desirable
eheep AMI despite the greatly increased receipts prices
81 l., .pring ScGSG ~ fhorn lambs and yearinss
g, 55Qs Receipts-Cattie. 5000 head, hogs. 5000
sr.e.. 1850.
Cincinnati June - --Hoes active. 81 lOrf4. Cattle
steady s. 5oU$4 20 Sheep steady 81 eons' Lambs &C
tive Sn<G
E,s, nlnaio June 4-C'at;e-Reccipis were moderate
and ah0u; all consigned through The market ruled slow
FOR :hc Jew sale IIog~-R"ceips moderate Market
fairly ncve Yorker god choice. 81 10. roughs
mn 10 god ST. 25Qx3 pigs choice 81 S0fr
81 % sheep and lamhsReceip's fair market steady:
fs,rt. choice 20 extra s. 5OfS5 co culs common.
s, 2GS5 sheep choice selected wethers 81 SOdsi 30
cul,s 10 common 81 2jVS IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
WEST SHORER R.

Trains leave 42d ST. Station y. Y. as follows and
Is NJ. earle. from loot VI tr~nkiin St
AIVOU A. NJ. Dslly. eA.ept SUNDAY. Tor Cornwall New
burKh. Kingston. New Ia-tx Lakes Minre~asxa and
Mononk and al CaisA.l Mountain points.
Ri lbs A NJ. for tTanstons nesg fout, Kingston.
LAKES Mohonk MnnewasAs. CatsAAl NOuntalns.
Albany Saratoga. Lake George.
ii, tOSIlNEN4AL LIAi Ep Daily. for Al
uany Syracuse. Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara FzliA
Cleveland. Ieuoit. Cn.oasJ and ~. LOUIS. Arrives
chicago and ~ LOUIS n,At Afternoon.
I,I5 T. NJ saturdays only. fVr all Cstskli Mountain
points
C.:.5 J. NJ Daily except sunday Tor Kingston. Lakes
Alohouk and Minne~asAa. CatsAJ Mountains CAtsklA.
and Albany.
C4:U0 J.. NJ. Daily Sunday. Tor corgers. Gran
atoms West Point Cornwall NcwOug.t. and inter-
MEDIATE stations go Albany
600 T. NJ Daily N,e3t sInIay. for Albany. Saratoga
Montreal ana Eastern Ia.ada
6.3U J. ~ Cncaso anu ~. Louis Limited. Daily. FOE
Ut,ca :, rAcUse kOcfs-ter. iurslo Niagara Fala
Toronto Detroit Isse.ani. ca, and -. L>,uls
:.IJ L. N Day. except sunday. sur Syracuse Ruches-
EuGaio. Haxsr. Fails ana ror,ni
4. Nj. laNy. tfr b. lt4ra. syracuse Roche.-
ter. BuiI-o. Niassia fh.,s. Tor'r;1 Detroit cleve-
and a.d - !. Js saturday night h..
sieepirE ar 20 .stskii Mountain,
A. Il. leave ~ 1kyn Annex 4. 9.i5 A. NJ "a
1913 a. ~: G. 30 = N le,sey cay. =. r. 4 static:
lime tahl's a. principal hosss ana Offices
&. r LANHNHi 1. General lasscai Agent
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

COFFEE There quiet market Tor Brazilian cof-
throughout the session with tu itua change
prices Opening steady at unchanged figures . de-
Zine n points the market FOR the rest ~ he session
showed lttle outside speculative attention. while
ne local contingent equally neryeess Sales IN The
All confined to coo bass ~ - NJ. 1900 bags
,ad the entire session. $50 bags The market
,Aowei weak under Eur pcan cables were dsap-
Receipts at Santos were fuN f'r ne time -
GEAR and buyers mo Nerent while the delv
.-ies United States vareh showed disap7o!nt
lrg total The market finally steady unchanged
prices points decline. spot Brazilian coffee con
inuci inactive and nominal with weak feeling AZ IN
changed prices. No Ri, invoice lots CN4c and j)hh'ng
parcels ca.
sesnle- pellena arrived with bags 16iO0
Victoria stock In Havre 90 ono laCs. nclnding
sti Brazilian aEains- 126Npp bags. and $4,000
hsrs respectively. last WEEK
The range prices the local market today
vss ss soiowS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
Rnllrouos.
NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

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,yr. DesDFosses Corandt streets, ,...,,.,a,
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s,se. is Tea minutes ialer given below Tor
7So u: fAsI MAiL-puman Buffet pa,Ior car ar
Gs ss York to f.6ars sleeping Car p'01s 10
$50 $50 ~ FAs NE Fi;Suff 1Ga esrsfudi
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81 lhERA KAILwAY.-Esrress. 42o p NJ i2.o' night
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g gdR 6I T%fx 4TP 2Hq x p IL q" x
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l.'r; fari"r 'ars. lss-"f gfr Zach an" ''
CAFE MAI.-i:5o p. m. wees-da,s -, sundays. Ocean
Grove sna Point Pleasant r We't T~s9ty i II I
m SUNDAYS 20 40 m 90 org N Pe. 20 sI"
FOR PHILADELPHIA. o,o
6i0. 90 $50 ~ So ,g.rD Penn. lmliedD Wv
Dining Can - DINING CnrD II 30 a m. LOO /.
?5o $50 4.20 @ dining CaD. 40 DininH tarl low
Dining carr. 40 sra D. N. l2oo n.snt suninys.
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ING carr a m. 20 Dining can. $50 40 .i'nrg
Carr : % Dining carr so DINING Can. AZ ro'
+. m. II o5 mig me-, -,
rict' SO. w ci roc 1877 III and POI Broad
way: Asor House IVES, Twenty third street station;
and stations foot OF Deshosses and COrtanlt Stetr
Court street. sf0 FULTON street. % Br'sd~ay ann
Pennsylvania Annex station. Brooklyn station Je se
CITY The New York Transfer Company WI can TOT
and check balFage hotels and residence, through
destination.
reisrn r-'yhfcecnth Street for PennsylNana
Railroad Cab Service. ,,.oo,
paSsr Agent.