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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14
Knew Bls Duty.

was at one Of the railway stations
the other day when troops were EN-.
barking Won't say happened TO be
there. for didn.,s- went on purpose
Co see the soldiers. Among them was
one great. broad shvildered sergeant.
with I don't know how many service
stripes on his sleeve. sonrbody who
knew him called tu him frm tn"
crowd.
Say Rill. what are YOU going to do
when you get GO the wart
lill looked back calmly.
Jest shoot" said he. Washington
rost.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14
PROGRAMME CLOCKS.
Made to Ring Bells Electrically
Anywhere and at Any Time.

The old way OF calling school children
in from recess was by ringing a bell
from the window. The new way is by
sounding gong, fixed on the outside
of the building with a weather board
over IL for it's protection, which Is con-
nected by wire with a clock and rung
by electricity. Clocks are made now
adays, called program clocks. to ring
any number OF bells I'm as many diff
ferent rooms or places all at once,
or separately. at any time.
The battery and the mechanical ap-
pliances required are contained in the
clock case. The electrical attachment
which may be arranged in accordance
with any desired program, is brought
into operation by the clock. When the
minute arrives for the ringing OF bell
a contact is made. which connects the
battery. and permits the passing OF the
electric current and the bell is rung
Bells are rung In this manner for the
assembling and dismissal of school. for
classes in the various rooms, and so on.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14

This community will miss Rabbi
David Blaustein. He Is wise and good
man broad minded, sincere, public
spirited. The influence of his word and
works has reached beyond his own con-
gregation and the city at large has
been the better for his stay within it's
gates. Good wishes follow him to his
new and wider field of usefulness cou-
pied with the confidence that the duties
thereof will be abundantly fulfilled.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14

Sacramento. July 1.-THE fusionists
in the Popuiist state convention last
night routed the iddlc-of-the-road
men by nominating Congressman Jas
G. Maguirc for governor. After long
and exciting caucus the straight out
Populists have decided 10 bolt and have
declared for Shanahan as their can
didatc for governor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14
Jny II. a winne..

London. July lf.-At to-day's racing
of tho New Market second July meeting
the l.orillarl- icresford stables three
yesr-old bay nly Iiny 70. won the
Hit,h weidth handicap. distance one
mile and three furlongs: ~ starters.
Form was second and Carrcdale third.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14

The Oregon is still to be kept going
She will be the flagship Of Watsons
squadron bound for the Spanish coast
And 1t would not be surprising II she
continues to steam against the sun and
in course of time drops her anchor in
San Francisco harbor again, complet-
ing the circuit Of the globe without re-
turning to the Atlantic shore of her
country
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14
country.

Free transportation back to Spain is
Skaters promise to the Santiago army
II 1t surrenders. II he offered. instead.
to take the Spaniards up to Ports
mouth. N. H.. where Cervera's sailors
are luxuriating. II is likely that he
would be taken up p. q. q.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14

Prexy Andrews has been elected SUI
perintcndent OF the public schools of
Chicago by the ominous vote OF 10 to
six for his opponent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14
QEAIH NOTICES.

BRADLEY-In this city, 18th inst Mary
Bradley.
DUNLAP--In this city. suddenly, 18th inst,
samuel Dunlap, Jr., SON of samuel and
Martha Dunlap aged "A years.
FINNERAN-In this city, 18th inst, at his
home, No. ~ Ashburton street. Thomas,
aged years.
HOSLEY-In East Greenwich, II. l., 18th
inst, Francis j. HOsley, wife of the late
Lorin Hosley, aged 66 years. ~
MILLER-In Phenix, 18th inst John ID. Mil.
Ter, aged 81 years.
sHEPARD--In Attleboro, 18th inst, Mary A.,
wife of Joseph X shepard, hgcd ~ years.
wHTTEHEAD--In this city, 18th inst, James,
son of John and bridget Whitehead, aged
months and "a days.
WOOD-In this, 18th inst, Clara Neville,
daughter of Nancy A. aud the late John
Wood.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14

Recent events OF Santiago have ar
fosdsi an ,snnrusi opportunity TO see
hor b1sslseh,ps look that are destroyed
BY both Outside and inside explosions.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14
HELP WANTED FEMALE.

wANTED--oirls TO work on ladies wrap
pers: thoss having had experience. on power
machipcs preferred. Inquire Of Mrs Gosse,
30 Pine street, Hartw ell - Richards Co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14
SIX OF TIE FINEST,

SIX OF THE FINEST.
Have your watch and clock repairing dons
at HOSMER'S by skilled workmen mt one
half the price others ask Westminster md
Franklin and 72 North Nam. o15-u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14

uust fancy yourself In yesterdays
storm lying in Z trench in front Of San
kiaSoi
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14
WORCEsTER DIVISION.

FOR WORCESTER 6.35l (cxp).
7.55 (exp. TO woonsocket), 9.55 doc.
exp), 11.55 a. m. (exp. to Woon-
sockeD. 145 texp.). 3.55 texp. to
g.25 d. m. (accom.). Sundays--L55 a.
IN. taccom.), 1856, 5.55 (accom.) p IN.
MILLVILLE--5.55 .55, 7.55. 9.55. 11.55 a. M:
LAS, 3.55, 4.55. 5.55. 9.25 p. m. Sundays
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14
PERSONAL.

wANTED-Case Of had heslt that R-I-P-A-
N-S will not benefit. Seud cents 70
Ripans Chemical Co, New York, for 10 sam
pies and 1000 testim onials. jl2-lt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14

Watch cleaned 7bc. mann spring 75c. pric,
most skill.d workmen on earth. AtHOS
MER'S, corner Westminster and tranklin
and 72 North Min.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-07-14

BLACKsTONE-5.55 7.25, 7.55, s.25, s.25.
955. 11.25, 11.55 a. m; lbs. Las. 3.25.
3.55. 4.10 455. 5.25. sos, 6.25, 7.25. 9.25.
1925 p. IN. Sundays--7.25, 1.55. S.25.
925, i125 a. m; LIS, 3.25 3.55. 4.10,
52F, 555, SIS. 7.25. a25 p. m.
WOONSOCKET-5.55. 6.35. 1916, 1855, S25.
9.25. 0.55, 11.25, 11.55 a. m; LIS, Las.
325. 3.55, 410, 4.55, SIS. sos, 6.25. 1.25.
OPS, 1l.25 d. m. Sundays-I25, 755.
S.25, OPS. 1l.25 a. m.; LIS. 3.25, 355. 410,
5.25, 5.55, 6.25, 7.25, 925 d. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston June - Cotton quiet mlldiing II i6c
low NEEDING 10. good ordinary. lbc receipts 81
bales saics - bales. spnuefs - ha.es stock -'S>-
NorfoE June 22-Cotton dun. mlidling. 6i.c. low mid
,,ine > l3 lie good ordinary jlsc. receipts. 3N Ars
eNpofs u Continent 80 bales co@s"ise. lol haes
sai.s q tncs. stock. ~. los bales.
Eaitinioe June - cotton nominal. milillng. G'sc,
low iniiing lGc good ordinary 5'.c gross receipts.
S2s bales. stock ltua2 bales.
Wilmington june - ,otton nrm mdins 57sc. re
celpfs > bales stock. i.>>3 bales ~
Sa,nnnah June .2.-tnttou quiet millnS Jhc. low
mliling 100 receipts 40 bales exports coast"se. 20
%4a-Irlcans june - Cotton quiet; mddling, &C.; low
nddue %. good ordinary - l6c. r"ce pts. 40 bales
ports coaiwise ~ bales sales 200 ha!e stock idili
Angusta. June 22-Cot,on nominal: middling. $500
laios. stock. -. 2nl bales .,,,,
cels Lars exports eoastwisc. 20 bales. stock. ilJG
Noble June - Cotton dul. milng. SIC; low mid
ding $50. good oruaiv, 5Sc. receipts. " ba.s. sales.
100 bales. stock. 5.p2i bales. .
N.muhs Jun - Ntton quiet mid1irs, hc, low ma
ding ,ANc ordinary. BE-, receipts loi bales slip
nlrut- II. sul,s. 10 bales. stock. -".r bales
ii uston june - -'ott quiet m3dns " IL 10. low
H. idllns 10. god ordinary. > -d receipts -Gi
bales. shipments. I3S bales s;ocH. los hale
II Louis. June -2.-'ofrn quiet. m.dns = - 10
low rddns 10. sooi ordinary. . 10, net receipts.
~ ha,es gross. C5 bales. shipments. vO bales. stock.
.7.3jI bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. June %. 1898.
IFiVEs- Receipts day were lHb cars $50 head.
,,riirr - cars consigned direct To saush-
ic,,r aid % cars the market II which y cars we're
al f.r..v CITY the balance ~ SiNtieth ct steers
VOC IN active demand and fm. and good medium do were
A shad. higher common cows rDioi nrn other grndes
st,aa, All steady 90 weak Ali sold common
'rlu, native ranged IN price from - 900
10 nor luu H., tops sold s. % two u corn fed
bulls al 81 %jfsi -, COWS at
So1S3 81 Dressed beef IN fair demand At 'Ut tc
III II y ordinary native sides Latest cables
fr,rI |. nd,n and L.vcr col quoted American steers
steady al lDIII, Jcr H.. cftmael dressed weight live
sheen unchanged 3d1D- per y. cstimat~l dressed
chf r.frg.rsor beef selling Mt sac Ter n. Exports
day include eco quarters Il beef on the oicrmahic. TO
Liverpool. foF Eastmans COMPANY 10 shipments TO
morrow.
81 10 ~ do so H. -, u d. i22 H. At S. e5 il
ii. 10ni ~ 81 - 10. II to- 1892 H.. ~ - % y Do.
1917 n, q. 8, e.: do oeI ~ at 81 30. d. 1909 b;
a, 81 aS. / d. 50 H. 81 bun i&iU n. at - %
d. 400 II at 81 70. cows 10 n at 81 90 90 100
n ~ 81 a.. TO- 1i.O n. ~ 81 q. do lr.5 n. At
50 G5. 3 d, c?o n, at 50 *. DO 10 ~ at 800 do.
SANDER: 10 stable fei .,e.rs. 1924 H. AZ 81 81 :
d. 100 ~ - -. Il DO o?i ~ at - 80 - stable
lei seers and fmlyeD 1870 N. NJ 81 10. bull
1880 n n, 81 l.. d. 80 N. at 81 57i 20 cows 1851
=, Al 81 =. DO III: ~ 81 20 10 10. 3Is ~. at
s. Co. DO 90 ID. 81 -. DO. iioi ID. at 50 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

Southern Illinois and Texas were being nrded by
There also unfavorabe reports In from me Norm
west. but substantiated Northwest receipts wee
only 81 against 40 last year and - i.1uS ar
rivals aggregated less than ZOO bush which reduces ne
contract stock that point 10 400 bush D0ltH
weaker feeling produced at first by the arrNa ~
better weather REPORTS than had been predicted lnesaE
but the introduction OF moderate local covering md+i
tire decline stimulated better feeling which cAu'i
partial rally and left fns prices only &c below ne
previous NJ decline Liverpool ffr
the day was hahd. against earlier exhibition Of nrn.
ness in sympathy domestic crop news
was not entirely in accord wiN the Nearsh a1ric.s re-
ceived earlier business amounted 20
$500 bush. closed 31& y. aNoai......
oATs-Nothlng Of importance transpred IN this market
to-day. and prices closed fairly steady without charse
from the night before Tho only feature in cash circles
sale OF 1000 bush heavy white clips for export
80 oats closed 2oSc No oats. 2c No white Gins
81; No white. 32c; No white S0'sc; track MNe1:
29n93Ic: track white 3lhd3Tc. ...... RYE-MaIkc;
quiet: No 2 Western. SOC. O b aroat 4jm46c c.
Buffalo. ..... BARLEY-Market quiet feeding 3o'sc
nominal. (. Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JUNE %, 1898.

opened was anything hut OF encouafns hd,'s'
fleeing Indifferent ma ket AZ London. with prices So.
tend ng downward under pressure ~ fuppi-s anu
of buyers Cane oinoialy reported =, lI'rr -
rather easier. Java icing al Lower. 20 Us "a N 81
rein Hg Was change. lis 81. beet snow '" 81,
am no; - sioaiiaess hnf there was Hiiie urS.l'
operate manifested by buyers Quotations we uh e.
On The basis Z "s it.i FOR June delivery. ana rs ~
jay delivery Raw IN the local fnarK't va -
orally qu.e' hu- "tealy Reines quite freely Dd sc
ccntrlfuga ~ 3tsc for musrDvaGo. ~ tett az
~ i'l m9asscs sugar. - test but importers ~er"
different AT those rates rule R"fn'd suIhl vs.
quiet but STEADY at The following quotation I''n 20
powdered go cranu'at.d ~; mo granulatci. 3t.c
coarse gIanu!aied 1ec extra nle eranulated e con
iect.oneis granuated. SIC. cutes. SO; NNNA Pow
Geiei. coo mould \. 5Ac, diamond A. 31sc;. CON-
TONERS 4. jtc. so l. &C. 40 . 80 No g. 3c 30 ): &c
NJ J. i9ic. 81 i. 80: 81 : isle. No S. NO 40 o.
CO, y 10. i%c. 30 II. 41,c: No ~, inc' No d.
90. 80 u. llsc- " -. i.3lc. No TO- 4l.c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
"RI ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arr. Buffalo 9:55 F. " Pullman Vesthuie Day coaches
sns .sror Dining Car service Meals "A IA carte:
~ne.s AZ inii.ao through -eepefs ID Detroit ana
.i.:5o. 400 f. ". daily for EASroN. MAUcH
,rti'TT WllKESBARRE. SCRANTON I'VE days..
snt c',l branches Chair car C. MgucA C'l'" .
.y.,o 40 Il. II. daily. except SUNDAY 'or w l.kh5-
RAIlWE' PlTTSN)$ SCRANTON. art principal inter-
iN,,s STATIONS connects an points coal regions.
p,,'rnsn Tuae. Paror ,ar fcr Nikesharte. -..
.I:5o. 5,2o T. 81. delN. except sunday, ~ EASIOS
and tnt. mediate stations. trar tar TO LnstNn. -
40 i,J5 H. tSgmlays OIly) Tor AAl'il CHUNK
and intermel hate staiit &c.. ,....>,,
and nr,rripai lntei ne tte -fati,ns.
.n,:o ;oO H. ~ dsiS FIR EJFfAiD, NIAGARA
,fS' md all D. ats West. ?ulmaa sleeper tesiibl .s
.,'n 10 trcago. S.ecYcrs to HDFaio ard Toront..
TO- : OO r. VI. lagy. eNssg; sunday. ?ping only
~ .t,,lI ,'lii'N Nix. sANRE. GENEVA. kDCHES TER.
r.wAVIA R;F.'AI, srI TORONTO Pullman sleeper
i3uYaio None but seains-.ar passengers carried 80
s...,, so f. y dalv or WILKEs3ARNE IrH-
A,,A GENEVA. EO, He, TER Ei FFAlo. NIAGARA
AIS ana "A points Wet. Pullman sleeper 90 chicago.
tiI.iona local trains daily except sunday Tor sol til
~ >rNf-ItID HDTND BRO X aal intermediate points.
- s <sloas .l0ao 1870 'lo.3n 1890 SUNDAYS
10y 4 81 s22D 80 $3.50 +'lo - 81 AMI $50 +. N.
IN, ~ p,,lr~an lccornr a:on~ al ii2 asi 2Ts
e5 -, ana 223 iway. - - iih -. 1876 T. 1888,
- I2T B,Ncry. y y, so Faii'n -, Court 81. ~
Kroad1ay. and roo kl,r Annex Sr ck'fn
Y Transfer CO. VIII eti ,r nrf r'fcf baggage from
h,,e, or residence through - distinction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. June e. lSsS.
in the rate OF eN-
,hsrse az Rio from l-lbd 10 T'ac. and iaNOfao.
- ches European markets. our market opens ~
"a no,uts higher steady and throughout 'te tcs
.on shove generally healthy appearance Win sh, !
~ princpal buyers Transactions on the call reached
56 bags after trading fell of 70 very small pro
nortions until the when the usual hurry &C.
surr.s due eleyenth-hour cnceaVor TO execute
orders The close steady AT net unbalanced pfVes 70
nonts lower Total sales futures reached lV'V" oaKs,
S.rr rhe0, the fan and positions While bears
ee ind sposed add materially their short accounts
~ hul faction made timd by the apathy shown y
The spot department. continued full receipts NJ fio anu
santos and the unusually small movement from war.
cured from the fact that the visible supply lot
continues dwindc. with all indications
no,nting further decrease In the spot department
prazN cofees with little call even 1ohbers snow ing
Indifference Quotations remain about on the basis OF VIC
~ invoice lots 81 No : RIO.
Ire contract prices In the local market To-Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASH
lNGTCN.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND "Ash-
lNGTON.
From foot 81 Liberty St .
Week days -, So 1000 ~ 3, oo pa'ng oa5, 4 n ~
sundays IS. iOOo Gl.3) Dining CAP \. NJ .t1
,.qo Dining az, G:' !, n. ,,T 10 op' NJ 4.oo
90 : 40 go , " Slnd,ys 300 A. N. 400 p. NJ,
Week dsvs 7:O 7.5j s2j 80. 500 sos go. s:ss
1000 io5 io:i5 he ii as il:% IA a 40 AZ sS
.oi - as y - e:i. o. s.s5 80 20.
100 SIS 1000 II 70 \. NJ 1900 NJ. l2,.' % 20
400 Ssj 4:2o -. 5:.5. GOO. G:3o. 7:23. SO sN'
g.55 loss T. NJ. i2i5 indt ,,. G.
tickets and na-cr '1 eat q, loot % ass oss
Wv ~ cih Ave- 81 Fest l4th g. '3 East l.ath -:
~ West ie-trst. 81 columbus Ave New ofE x;.u
I'm. or1 rul'on st Bro kiyn, % broadway VIII.
h,-g Tro y y. Transfer CO Will call for ana
c,a harrece r-om hotels residences to Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
WEST SHORE RR.

Trains leave " '2i ST. station. y T. as follows. and
IS %. earlier tiJ.u iOJt 90 tlanKln st.:
AIOuO T. II Daily. except sunia,, for cornwall New
blrgn Kingston. New PLiz l.tAes NlnHewasKa and
Moh1nk and al Ca,shll Mountain points
BI1 -, \ N Tor 'ni,t.u.r. West Point Kingston.
Laos Mouonk Nnu"NasNt. 'atsHI Mountains.
Albany Saratoga. aud Lake George
900 L. NJ. ORNAMENTAL LIMIl lid. Daily, for Al
bany. ~yracU,-. Rochester. lfIfA.H, Niagara Fans
,leVsllnI. I,tiot Chicago and - LOUIS Arrives
ClIclg ana LOUIS hest afteinN.n
I15 L. NJ satIidaJs only. for a.. ca'skil Mountain
points
C3:,5 T. Daily except sunday. for Kingston. Lakes
Molork ana Mune"asAa, 'aistii Moun1A.ns. CatsAih,
and Albany.
C4.OO p 81 Daily. eSceo' Sunlny. for congeFs; Gran
st1n's. Vest lint. Cornwall NewDurgh and inter
mediate staff u. Albany.
600 NJ Daily except luIty. FOR Albany. Saratoga.
Montreal and Eastern canada
$3.50 L. NJ. chicago ana -. J, us Limited. Daily. for
Uuca. syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls.
Toronto Detroit. cleveland. Chi.dg, ana ~. Louis
.,f5 N Daily except sunday. fNr syracuse KJches-
ter Buffalo Niagara Fails AMI Toronto.
S:l5 h VI lmty tr A.aut. lficd. syracuse. Roches-
ter TINa.a Niagara Fails. Toronto Detroit. Cleve-
land chicago ana - Luis saturday night has
Sleeping car 90 'a's~il uu,a ~.
\. 49, . leave BrooHlta Annex \. 9.ij 4 VI; y.
1915 \ NJ. G. 8o5 J.. II J',.e} o.y. p r. r. station
4 gi5 \ Vi. 49, ll.2D \ N g. 3f5 T. ~
Tine ,Atl's Al .lu igai ho,'ls and ofices
C. j.. LAMBERT f"r~f % Iaest Agent
Vanderbilt Ave. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

.r)1 TON-The volume II speculation cotton shows a
,,, tecree o. pablo interest in The staple at present
rcss 1, tie ,rtlr AZ large IS apparently nckle minded
Noes hand low comparatively speaking
While On tie o;her generally admitted that
outlook Cor h@ crop is very v0ra0le. Il n1t
eXc-p; raly The weekly weather crop bulletin from
Washington Issued THIS n1rninS indicates teat conditions
week the reports decided imIrot elnent ~
The condition II ih- cotton plant generally TAR the
s1l LOUIS ana ami Texas the LAID j. and in
need q cllflston while some complaints u lice
generally tT..ani The first call however ~ihst1ni-
te4rsr crop news. showed steady mar.et al
advance q @R3 points This improvement was due to
favorable cables At Liverpool the sp,, market
ported % Dee hardening with sales maintained at 1000
bales while the future list showed partial gain IN
rrcos Following the cpennE cal Their rot sufficient
general buying sustain IN" market the local
Iiocivi;ies 20 pound prices Lot up in outside
t1ppor; Prices gradually elsei of Until from the high
parent weak intervals substantial houses Oh
served 10 Do quietly absorbing c' n and u vas claimed
tie ;heory that the present prices of cotton over US
counted the favorable crop conditions Yet reported
become buish factor IN the event q reverse 10
the crop. with cfca. months ~ hand The market
~~s hiaf steady with neHr months Pcnis lower ana
sstsn ~ n M Hnc'as'l - '.nt nser Io,a saes
easy Al unchanged prices. m.ading t.lsnis GO. mid
ding Gnlf SIC against IL l6c and 10 respectively
las Sales Included 40 bales for export 40 taes
& spnners ana 1900 bales contract southern SPOT
cotton markets fndd,ing quoted we-e as follows Gal
eu.ef c. sales 100 bales Mobile duh "a So over.
.ss 10 bales. Savannah quiet. 5'c. lee ever.
= bales Baltimore nal. e2c. Augusta
nal G2-lGn6i.~. sales - haies -. Louis Gui't
tlJ- go Memphis quiet &c SAILS, 100 fales. The
por, movement thus far mis- season has been oows
Great Britain. Franc Continent
nus a, ~. Wa. u e59 - GSss
The enge Of prices IN he local market to-day
was as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

~ 81. do GG2 N. 50 %.
,ls Is r a 3 s. 20 40 steers, lsl is 2:
Ncrisrs6n & Co. 20 con-fei Texans. 1858 ~ at - 20;
shs%se,r y sss ,''s[' l2 sS ~ at
a, g. So d. SCI h. a. 81 io cows 100 70 81
~ at 81 fs5'i: So s9 20 r. ia al 81 o. 5 at ga & 81
,Jasn 9ucc baI SIC H. a. g 60 49, 80 sS 53 n s at
g 20 at a. :? $50 so b. at 50 80 cows 'O 3D. AT . ' No.
AadrsN Mullen: u bull. 50? n. at s. 81 DO o2o n
i2t. h. at s. 49, io $50 ~ at > 60 ~ do 600 n
a, s & 4S D'''''F bull so d. al % ." 49, '-' 10
o., j Huns Bro bull i.3q H. At 81 50 50 81 i d a.;
~ to e at 81 30 DO q. 5. at g g. 10 b.
at at So as d. = - 81 M at SGT s. Is d. at - w.
/ iTo. 10 @si. y 50 go 80 L = a. g. $. 90 g ~
Jeline. wrsht Co: "a bulls. $50 ~ at 50 a. COW
,.T. Haley; bull. 800 n. at 81 70; do $50 ID at
aSi G'T co S n n. at 81 g. ue. 1, heoa ncud
. direct ayas G d al q ~nGS 0S Tg e, at
GUIDED .od s25gs55 per head Most Of the sales were
Sales j. q curtis Son: and calves at $3.50
John buc.y. = cows and calves at sa' per head i
p Mcoatc IL cows and calye. at s3oaS55 each
HoeTf Sm COWS ana calves a,S a. a @o az per Ses
u, r. HONS, cow. and calye, \; s9Sas!7 80 each.
CALvEs-Hecelp.. 2974 head including ~ direct and
leaving 1882 head for the market making with the stale
stock, 432 sale Of which 32s7 were at slNtieh-st:
active demand PIECES were fully pc higher ana the
yeais s1ld a. SASS per 100 II, choice and selected
ssas rei % sass Ss a. ~ - 1ed yea hshst
..k Res 1 cn rc1sd Tm at 'ase f25 ft
buttermilks firm 4a6c
~ 20, d. i55 H. at So 80 50 3d. i7S b. At s. %. 81
DO 70; r. at SO 90 g =, 4; 80 y At so 49, II do rs ID
- il nun 4 10 ycai, lis H. at Sc s7's 70 d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
MIL I>CI<>Nt AND WESTERN II. II.
stations in Nc,y York. foot OF rnrci"y
and christopher streets
XESTIElIED TRAINS. ~ LLNAN b'rrTA
4 T.

$500 \. M-BlNGHAMtoN MAIL. Stops at principal
1000 A. M-,cafs CaaD BurEA,10 scF ffMT1S.
i'Tfra RIaFFIEI.D SPRINGS. SIRACl 81 ana
o.I E,;o EXPRESS. Pullman place cars Connsc.-
INK a, Buffalo VITA trains FOX chicago ana po'n's
t,co - NJ CDarv,-chlc1co and buffalo Nestihnlsd Ex-
Dr.-s ~ S,RANTON WfLNEsBAREE and Ill
NInA Puirl.n Burs, Parior car % Elmira-
Thrc,,-h NJ cas- ard Day Coach to Chicago.
a.-,ri-g A, - o. aeN dq' .,.
..oH - N-SCRA NTON. WiLKEsBAKRE and PLfM-
Wv or'fII FNpREsS Pullman rrT.t Iaror car
ZOO g. w. 'hcar md t@g Her 9Isa I'm I'M
Y,as rYo-rss tor SCRANTON. BlNGHAMIoN, BIZ
MIRA RrFFNo r,r.ush 8lni slr i, n,, ar
....n I, VI .-,llV)-iuN 500 ENp'eSs pulnaa S.eelers
''"' g., so ASTON BINiifAMTON. ELMlRA. BATH,
Mr. MOlFIs aud HlFFAIo. arriving IN Bunaio
ODD n, " p,-i'v,-- -rT'tIO STANTON. BlNG-
''' 81 TroT OVrtiO ITHACA. ELNlRA. SYRACUSE.
pirTirrrIp SPRINGS md osNkip -NrHf.sS.
Pullman .'IT ,,.,,.s ,cc,vuon,rroxs a,
henry Gaze son dmi;>n i5 h,oat"ayr ,,s sarf 4,
gov stains 80 lth ave. Fit ~ ~ Wes, lzotn-
o2, ,-,,.r.i= ave- ~ York %'> ami t3b glton 81
srt i,G Br .aln,, n- f.yn. Timetables giving fui
." ,,itr,r',..l. \rRrsS COMPANY viii call Tor and
c,s'E h,s.age :r,i hote. o- residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
BALTIMORE &OHiO r r

Vi Liberty street
DAILY tExcept SUNDAY. .Sunday,
CHICAGO = 10 a. m. 81 ~ 3. N. and 'l2.i5 night
flTrsbL EG. $40 M. f@:s1 p. IN. u - y; N.
81. night. 4; 81 a. n from Lbt'l ST. oniyD
CINCINNATI 81. LOUIS 20 10 a, IN, '355 p. m
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE - 80 1000 tDlnsrN
I'll 10 tl,i.er). Il % p. IL. = 10 omen, 1919
,pnsI) 100 tDiner,. a5j IN. and 'i2:lj night
NORFOLK. I'll 10
NEW ORLEANS. 'i:J5 m uhroush slesperD
81 trains Hum mated with Pn,sch Light.
Hoes il3. l12. 2ii Az l2si Bdway. 81 r. iph-st,
Bowery, Y: 339 3lt Fu,ion-st Brooklyn. White
a,ll Terminal Baggage checked from hotel Tsa.dsn.s
destination.