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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-02-18
Attract CAPITAL.

Enterprise, good schools, churches,
low taxes, good management of city af-
fairs, plenty of work Tor mechanics and
iaborers. Several railroads, good ooun-
try roads will follow. We have an ac-
tive association of business men, but
the results have not yet materialized.
Attract capital by endeavoring to make
believe this veritable Eden, and that
1t will reap large profits on its invest
ment. Mayor of Memphis, Mo.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-02-18
Essex County 9rrald.
ISLAND PoND. FEBRUARY Is.

We know what we have 20 be
thankful for in our courts when
we come TO compare their work
ings with those of France, before
which the lola trial is now 60
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-02-18
Maine Central R, p

To and from Quebec. c olebrOok. Nor,s g.
ford, Lancaster. North CONWAY Ra,sua
Portland. and all points in the S,,.ooh
of Maine and Maritime ruvipes,
In effect Nov. IL. 1897.
TRAINS LEAVE North Strstfors
lows: For Colebrook and Beecher g,H.
$50 a. m, us and Gas p. m.
For Cookshire, nuds well Junction s,a,.
Ridge at $50 a. m. and 7.15 p. m. 'as
For Quebec and all points on Queb,,c.-
trail Ry. 7.l5 p. IN. XXI
2.33 p. m. Sla
For Quebec Junction. Portland and D..
ern points .O5 a. m. and 2 30 D. m. A''
For Boston, via Portland, O5 a IN -,
2.33 p. m, arriving in Boston at ~ 56, -
and 5.5s a. m. u
GEO r. EVANS, Gen. Manager.
+. E. BooTHBY.
g. T. x P.
PoRTLAND, NJ,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-02-18
THURSTON'S DRUG STORE,
ISLAND POND. VT.
How to Make Money

If YOU are out Of employment and want n
position, paying you from $50 TO 500
monthly clear above expenses bv working
regularly or. ii YOU want TO increase your
present income from $500 TO $500 yearly by
working at odd times. write the GLOBE Co.
723 Chestnut St. Phila.. Pa, stating age,
whether married or single. last or present
employment and YOU can secure position
with them by which You can make more
money eaSicr and faster than you ever made
before in your life 81
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-02-18

The mayor of Milan, Mo-. has views
Of his own regarding town booming.
His idea is as follows Build houses,
fill them with people and furnish the
people with employment. After the
railroad comes then you must have good
country roads, else the railroads don't
help much. We have no association Of
business men. To attract capital get n
quickstep move on your people, let the
world know that they are get there
kind Of people, and they will know
that it takes money to make the mare
60.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-02-18
Many Q One.

There's many a merchant who has been
On bankruptcy dark brink
Who saved himself in time by keen,
Wise use Of printers' inkl
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-02-18
Health of Philadelphia

The statistics of local mortality for
the year 1897 show that Philadelphia
is we'll maintaining Its enviable posi-
ton as one Of the healthiest cities in
the world. Its death rate per thousand
was only 1872, and this in spite Of the
recent prevalence Of diphtheria and
scarlet fever. This is good showing,
better than that of either Chicago or
New York, and compares favorably with
London, whose last recorded rate was
Is. 80, and 1t speaks we'll alike for tho
habits of the people and for the eff
cheney of the municipal administration
along sanitary lines. - Philadelphia
North American.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-02-18

1t Is better to spend little money in
advertising now than to sell lot of
shopworn goods below cost later on.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-02-18
---------------------------
His Mental Eye Undimmsd.

His Mental Eye UndimDed.
Tho friends, when p. 7. Barnum died,
We're full o: thankfulness and praise
To know his mind was clear. He cried,
"Judicious advertising paysl"
With these brave words he passed from
here
To upper lands Of endless bliss,
A home Of everlasting cheer
For those who advertise in this.
Lincoln (Neb,) State journal.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-02-18
NOTICE.

The the grand list
o Ito
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1898-02-18
Collectors Sale Non Resident Lands.
REMARKS


following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04

ket GRADUALLY CLEANED up Western hoe IN M f price,
less mixed with small chickens and hey sell very 500 d
Nearby broes in good demand and firm Eas arn tone ON,
old ducks and geese neglected squads unchang,d
Fsncy u cbkn and nsEs arce and r
keys very dull! Ducks and geese Offering from &c Ho~
hut meeting YER moderate outlet we quo'e nrsdai
ksdoTukeys Western per r. g. sroilsrs n To psir
and under 2i025c 10 po to fair ija2oc chickens win
ter Philadepha N pair. isa:oc; brosrs. wss-
rSpe s" prime gh weights do scsldsd Sac;
5sGse. oid cocks western 5isesc duck. Eastern
western fair r. to good iasc geese western fair good
amG G aq' r cAscs sG per GExsp
y, l. i2is Ti3c do locally frozen. average best lLtl2c
w. w. oNsrase Yn ,oTl.c 10 No 2 7asc capons fancy.
lsn9oc: fair to 20 L. l5Nidc; ducks No l. Sc 90 No
POTATOES AND vEGrTABIEs- potatoes are held
With e mqre gGs pr scv s a seas
advance Onions meeting tar outer az s,,HuE t.
steady a; the quoted cucum5e's cell wen when
choice but poor drag pd IN aea sc " show WIDE
range quality. with only few choice reaching outsue
quotations tomatoes IN ign, receipt az" oe. io,aoes
Be- n1uda per Dbl sl0s3 30. do southern Sass 90; 90
S E &c s5 SS IS :S CO per Sas 81 soasl - Espaa
per bag 50 10 DO bermuda per crate oo hncbe
siTS4 celery per sIQ*3: cabbags. per Dbl crate
eeS do per sS %s @ do raa O
plants per box S2Ns3 lettuce, per bb '5cns -. osIs
per carrier s2N>2 20 peppers per carrier, $3.50, pa
Jersey per basket SlmSl p: Maryland and tasle;
shore -5c3s % do Baltimore. third basket ""1
do washington per bbl. 81 75dS2. string beans Nortn
carolina wax per basket. Sns2; do runo. green sig
81 ~: do fat green. SldSi -, DO Charleston wan 90
81 -; grean. 50cGSl 80. do savannah 1851 =
squash per crate slas2; tomatoes per carrier ssl 3D.
HAY AND STR AW--HAY-Reccipts continue fsNy
but they mainly tend make an sccumu aiion OF SOY"
drag ne grad The demand almost exclu.fey lr me
first two grades ls Dealers onerins a sots
OF bargains 10 tempt reduction of the unsod 10" grades
with tho experience IL Is easter 10 sell merit
.5 that ought 20 be cheap al "Vc cover
and clover mixed extremely duh. nearby darymrn
now have access a - spring fasure. anu
old or black clover take back seat Prrs Tor
this style Of hay almost nominal We Iuote; fIlie
&C. args baes nor 100 H. 7Thc No 7oV72isc per 100
10: No Q e01S2sc 100 NJ No g. 2.?4ii nc per w
10 Inferior and gadeless 25I 3Oc per 100 10 Clover HiHe
ijG5jc per 100 10 clover. per 100 H. 3.snl2c.
sTRAW-Ihe season H. here. when stshlemeh can
economic the Of straw, and the market afsagy
feos the effect OF moderated demand. Receipts laery
have in NJ way this contingency and the nake
"a commemorative weak Sellers been forced 20 re-
arrange quotations that hest long rye Is now quoei
$50 30c is extreme price foi ueiu COIN.
mon Receipts ard straw in tons as reported az
the Produce Exchange a, noon to-day. were HUDSON
River Railroad 2iO Erie ESQ: Pennsylvania. 10 Dea-
ware IacklWanna and Western 30; West SHORE w.
fehgh Vaev 100 Ontario and Western. ~ river poats
1875; total. 1875 tons Receipts OF straw, ~ IONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04

HEMP AND JUrE--Manila and sisa hemp ruled nrm.
demand and uls and n,s su M,n Mn.' h.%r
srot s6si.c and shipment. from United Kingdom nom
nally Sac si,al spot and shipment ssc lu,e ,po: Sx
G o. shipmsnt. sisaS.c jutc butts nominal
HIDss-There was frm market IhrouShou'; WIZ ne,
we're omoied az follows: California isc Mstanorns N
bond ec orlnoco NC bos1,a PD.ro cabso
IG5.c: dry sailed Maracabo selected IN noha III
ssvanla Ig2c Texas 49, Matamoras l1c we,
native steers I2ai2l4c butt brands gle size
brands IoaIoHc; bulls osaehe; COWS lo'.Tllsi EpSn
o" rnnrnERThere was an excellent tone to the mar
Sustained quoted were as follows; Hemock non
acid selection sasiT .essna' seconds
tbrds i7s@IOsc rejects ienIese union ign. BACK:
seconds ac@ac h,ds sop .o Ss ass21 ss'o'e belt
METAis~operations in come departments OF me me.s
conducted on somswh. .som slight i'm
prosemen from the London market was .;soSy nm
sourasng pspe1 and ps1.d nT' n. close The
for Tin was nrmer with fpot to July anoeH ~ ono.S
ea S.a WITH snm spot %s 70 SO' to July
WIN spot to July sSq''ds g. as asi' IN ~. ns
figures to Juy TT a. na roo ,asd orp.r was
s Steady with spot quoted i5l and future: ISL Is Va
Lad soft SPANISH closed at Lib lis 90 Aha 'pe''
uSi.%ssEs AND sYRUrs-nu.ine-s throushoat inc
dragged along in unsatisfactory manner buyers
asHs , s better .or 7" Of held out,
side figures which city dealers were ,ow 70 pay
noen Kettle common 2iG2se fair. 2s9:pc good Ssac
Pl.s sssas 'HSs ar ,sGss good sSss
,,ai Emr snfY lo9ss' for berth
ouII a the following quotations: Liverpool 50; London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

New-York. June 3. ls9s
CoFFEE-There generally weak market FOR Hra-
lillian coffee futures to-day There was very niue ns
position TO trade in futures opening call passed with
out transactions The Did and asked prices on the ca
steady at unchanged prices to points low"r isy ~
$50 bags had charged hands. but ms repsestnl'u
only small local business. European ara ltraIihan
the trket: early Havre ana Hainolg
cables as well az cables. reported o"ei ma kos
while conditions Santos nominal RIO and san9s
recepts were fairly full and conditions generally were
against cor iencc throughout forenoon Later In the
session the ruled eaureess and closed du win
quotations unchanged 10 points lower Total sa.rs
80 bags. The worlds visible showed decrease As
compared month Of 2lSi36 bags but TINS nav
ing hecn discount exer,ed ie influence on Local
sentiment The vsih. 5.i15O22 bags asan
oJ3 ,5s bags Nav T. Spot Brazilian coffee continued
inactive under,one. We quote: No ! RIO II
voice lots CSC, and 1obong parcels. Csc
TIE range OF prices In the local market TO-DAY
folin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
THE ROCK ISLAND DIVIDEND.

M official announcement has yet been mace as
D.. ,he time of paymcnt of the Rock Island dividend
or the closing and opening of the books The dvi-
dend heretofore has been made payable on or about
August T. and the usual rule will probably be fol-
lowed this summer. The declaration Of the div-
dend was made earlier than is customary so that
Il could be given out at the stockholders annual
meeting Ex-Governor Flower. who has just re-
turned from Chicago where he attended the d.
rectors' and stockholders meetings on Wednesday,
expressed himself greatly pleased at the action
OF the Board on the dividend matter. and says that
the distribution due TO the stockholders ana
Ia a proper reward 10 them for their loyalty 10 tho
company in times of depression.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June 3.-There was fairly active demand i9r
cattle today: prices were about stealy, oet 49,
81 3sGss; cows hefeis So i0Si 90. Gamers SooW
s3 IN, Texas steers SO 30St g. calves souSi Do hoss
were in good demand and prices ruled stronger INC local
stocks OF short ribs are mIch larger man nio.'
and strong argument Tor lower prices
lair 10 choice 1884 30 packers 50 aodSt i2.e
rs 81 O56si %: mixed SiaSi Is: light 81 'otsSf "a
pigs 81 Goas3 s.. There was good demand Tor sn s-
ana lambs at yesterdays prices: clipped sheep ~ sg
a. tx clipped lambs So 756s5 CO. wooled lambs. goo
So 10: spring lambs s. s5nso 80 per 100 10
cincinnati. June 3-Hoss dull 81 2anN ~ , tarts
easier SO 1904 65. Sheep steady ~ 'oash i-''0S
Fast Bunaio June 3-Catte-Rccepts about one car OF
sale stock The market ruled slow. Hogs f'eeripts AZ
market fairly active. Workers. good 20 cncSe n non
~ ~ choice 81 I50St sheep and ambs-Receipts iail
market about steady. lambs choice TO extra -
cuIls 10 common 81 bc1 81 sheep choice 10 seiec'eu
.a,h.,s a eoHs 70 culls 10 common. So sass go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. June g. 3.i5 p. m.-Exchangc-Wh eat-Spot
nrm No | red 9s Oh. CornSpot steady; American mixed
new IS AID; futures steady: July 81 4sd September
"a 6kd Flour-S fancy winter Jun los HOPS at
London H'acac COAST. dull, go ~ Reef Dun; extra
india mess lbs. prime mess Gss "a Pork dull; prime
mess dne Western, SIS ca; prime mess medium western
b2s Cd fams-Shcr cut II 70 10 ID. iuE 3ps. ita'o
tull: Cumberland cut 30 H. %s Cd; short rib 20
10 "a 10 es 81 long mlddles light 20 to ~ No. ~.
Cd long clear ddles heavy IN to - m US; short clear
hacks l6 to 10. 32s: clear bellies II to 10 To- s2s
shoullers-square. II 10 II H. dull as l~au-rrime
western dull Bis ID Cheese dull. American finest white
37s; American colored. 3ss. Talow-Prime city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04

Galveston, June 3-coton dull: m,idlns iS-ioc ioH
r1iddling 0-6c good ordinary. D SEC receipts. 10
bales exports 10 France. 800: stock. 2',3i2
Baltimore. June 3.-cotton nominal mddllnx SNs;
low midtng Side: good ordinary, Sac: receptA
e23 bales export France 758 the Continent SEQ;
stock. 1851.
Savannah June 3.-Holiday. Receipts. eli bales;
stock. ~. 1870.
Memphis June s:-cotton steady: middllns. &C; ~
midIllng sac; ordinary recelps % oaleeS
gross a65 shipments 1888; sales 400; stock. U'AS'
1907. 1875
ST. Louis June 3.-Cotton quiet mIddlirg. &c: low
mddlng Sac ordinary Size; net receipts y bales:
gross 81 shipments 1854 sales. 1902 stock. 4i.75$.
Mobile June 3.-Cotton quiet mddins 15-icc: 10y
midGlng ice: good ordinary. 5i6c: receipts. l0e
bales: coastwise. l+f sales. loo stock LTD
New-Or,eans. June 3-coton steady; middins Lice,
low mddnr 5 7-I6c: good ordinary. SCI net receipts.
1860 bales gross. 1871: exports to Great Britain 14IS
16i 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

rdverpool June g. 4 D. r.--Cotton-Spot retail demand
nrces easter American niddlng fair l-32d good mid
ding Ss.d; American mlddlins, 3 o-idd low mddng
aIica, GOOD ordinary 0-32d; ordinary. Sod The
ooes OF the day 5000 bales OF which 300 were Tor
snsrr, alton and export and Included 1900 American
n"csin. COO bales including GOO American. Futures
opened dull with a poor demand and closed quiet Dut
ers. fune and July. 32-6id buyers: July and Aus.s
az s,d3 33-Gd sellers: August and September ~ ga
H,vers cpember and October. 364d buyers. OCTOBER
ana November. 30-6td value November and pecemoer
e.s sellers. December and January. 29-Gid sellers;
January and February 2D6id sellers: February and
March 3 osi-6ida3 30-6.d buyers March and April.
a m 61dI3 3l-Gid sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04

COTTON-It has been long DAY since .ne coa, ,..s az
wa. shown today Up to IL s.es had rssehsa 0ny
S 4; sRd 25 BE S .e as
MIN 5ss, pr. Sellers .' S ?oR sn n 's
to Pon'' and SD Ss's en- WEN prsts a
SHOWING and gf he tone on d IL rRe
DAYS market were neither po,v %, nor Asxande
Co ard Tkoman The former issued e,mate indcs,-
s s o4 ss than IN ' s year by 5000
indicate that the sas ss ss eop o. s ' on
whole fair average condition as compared WIN o.nsr
ss f"ows Report. indicate that been Ios
sn' s o9ns ssne of ss SF1s ana
rainfall Was light IN sectisns east Of 'ne ,sss,y
N TaHc.a 'n s.so@ .sy ss eaGn ss'
crop d sSSpss s4fS mpd fair
secured and IN sadSn the sni sSG paG
South Carolina are more pronounced as 20 tne
Damage has occurred as yet but the growth is greatly
retarded and much ANXIETY Taken as Whole
favorable advces iase preaominse and the crop my
D. sa MOL vi has had rather bear.h average
agsins, been reports from Eastern prinneo,a
i @sd.ss in pfces A. the southern
s; b S9SI sa sntF from Ensh
Total transactions in futures for the week snso o
,s: s sers Limited ro 10 se p cotton reached
1a bal S.. s'1 10 sn.s S sps aa $500 bales r
livery contract Total spot aiss Week ago were were
dui a, former quotations the bas, Of 61c tor mdtng
I Tn"nai sDa a e Year tss safes
for sxpor, 81 baes to SINNERS Spot cotton IN south
te h ssss zoo sss:
Mobile aue at O9Sar e srs zoo osss aS s
fok steady csc Baltimore nominal at &C. Ausus st.
IN. export thus far this season has been as
'o'o"' Great Britain FRANCE. Continent
s.,:.., ,s s1S s$;i :st
Ths range OF contract price. the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
RAILROAD LEASE RATIFIED.

Ner-IIaven. Conn., June "a meeting OF tne
.,ockholders Of the Shepaug, Iitchfeld and North
~. pairoad was held here to-day. and the lease
:. ,,s. n-operty TO the New-York. New Haven and
Wy.r,Sord railroad was unanimously ratified. The
iesse Is for seventy-fve years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
PROSPERITY OF CENTRAL PACIFIC

Gan Francisco. June "a financial statement
issued by the Central Pacific Railroad shows
healthy increase In business The gross increase
In receipts for the first three months OF this year
as compared with the first three months OF last
wear is $685. 7lg and the net increase s216,5l0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
REFEREES APPOINTED.

ry Cohen J.
Matter OF Hygiene Ice Manufacturing Com
pany-Wi;liam c. Arnold
People etc. Harlem River Bank-Bankson 7.
10 gaa.
Schclilng agt. wiliams-Sias II. Browneil
Finch ait. Thompson--George l.. Nichols
Iorsneld agt Back-CharleG W. Earring.
nowery Savings Bank agt. Reagan-lrving NJ Often
hoe.er
By Slower, J.
Brandt Newlin three casesp-Ecward D. OBrien
Garvey at. Union Trust Company-Thomas w Allison.
Matter OF Grand Boulevard Concourse-Charies s.
Foote.
sckies agt H.iman-Edwn A. Jones.
Asphalt Paving Company ast Standard Asphalt
Paving Company cases,-fIam.;ton ODeil
Slace AIT. Todd-Wilam G. Breed
Fly agt. Fry-S l. II. Ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04

ssss, *t'f o s. 50 Gs sprn .s' wheat sal i6
- ssa 2s.c No whi;e 2ssa2Slsc; No While
dssssSse' Nc rye t704sc: No 2 barley. 40M42c; No
PORK per nhGsi % prime timothy seed g 90 o ness
81 sGss Ss ad P ssass So Dry ssea
QsS s ,eonec EQs5 25 Gear sides 0boxed SO p
day The ss, UNCHANGED. On the Produce Exchange %"
Cr.... s''. Eggs steady fresh 1910
No red 4, 'Sns sF.our quiet. Wheat dull. nominal
Oats quiet. SSoSg los. Corn dull No mixed Se'ec'
Butter ,i.s no mixed. 27G2sc Rye dull: No 2 iSc
steady jug" easy. Eggs hteaoy' '0' N"'
No - No Northern. 81 is july 81 IS. Rye higher
sample sso.ssf BARLEY steady; No 2. 49, september, oSc
q ss . Polls MINI. June a--ws.et June
patents, s''a g. n 81. No Northern Il coA Flour-Frs!
clears es' ~: eeoond patents s. 45W<S 10 nrst
ehanssd 's'' second clears. So sogH' bran on-
Ter sr Corn steady No mixed June. s7%aSi1c Hn,
chsts. nearly and Western. l2c do southern 1e
,sess. 0 ws c*g1e R-cepts-F1our 1900 bbls 5000
bush s.eai 1900 bush: corn bush: cats ~ 900
w. 1900 bush. ~ ' '"' """ ~
hsS:.r .Iyis June aFlour closed strong wh.atspot
s2xo III red cash elevator 0sc bid track 81 June.
ne Md suy sSc bid: September 77Ec bid: December
essh 10 hard cash. esc. corn--spot easter: No 2
osi. S June In arg July sihs 3D. septsmbsr
wS,e yune 24kc 'Ju.y 24c bid: September 2i%c: No
track soc nn Bran dull and lower; sacked
ei+c Eggs du a. sesay: creamery i+9iohc; dairy 10
June 81 s'pn n swheat higher nrmer No cash and
Sy No mixed as 9rs' i n,m No mixed &c. oe.
&C. s SOUL iS aa anJ gr iss.s: 90 oSsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
ROCK ISLANDS INCREASED EARNINGS.

Chicago. June S.-The estimated gross earnings OF
the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway. both
east and west Of the Missouri River. for May are
s.! 5,G 5i5 an increase compared with May. 1881,
CT $3J 055.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Corrt-Specia TeTm-Part 1i-Before stover
y-Court open. at 1890 a. m. Elk paTte matters .
Surrogate's Court--Chambers- Before Fltzgeralc D
Court opens at 10 80 Wills for probate Michael
Murphy Philip r. Niles. Abraham Mills. Austin W.
WYNN MARY f. johnson. Philip L!ebrock a, 1880 a m
city Court-special Terr-Before schdchman. j.
Court opens q 10 a m. Motions at 1880 a. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
.,opr CHANGES IN TIE n. Y. CENTRAL.


xrges in the Ncw-York Central Railroad
i BEGAN with the election OF Samuel X Gala
WIN. "a the presidency of the road to succeed
~Ssnrcv NJ Depew. who was made chairman OF
~" hoard OF Directors, still go on II is said upon
EXCELLENT authority that all changes IN the ne"ds
ssnar,ucn,s were made when H. Walter Webo
% .a as third vice president. and John NJ Toucey'
,.r many years general manager. was reured on
'o ..,or change that has caused much lax Is
-. ,omoval Of John Imbrie who for ihirty-iour
..ors had been freight agent at Rochester Inc
',oval came suddenly. 1t was reported yesterday
w.. . " Harrington. for years division superin-
tina, =, n Albany. would he removed. but this Is
ssenisd bv officials OF tho road .,,,, s
OF" Monument Official said Yesterday: This roau
W ~ future will be run as a railroad. we want
IN KY, ,ntelgert and capable men; There VIII ne
a eenscs and perhaps men who have been mere LOT
en aars will be dropped out because they are nor
yeaaho az doing the work required. The policy OF
ton and Capitalization put Into erect VII
corr corr ohou, many changes. and. While some ihd!-
ndnsls MAJ suffer the public will be greatly bene-
ss.sd by 2 better service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
RECEIVER SOUGHT FOR BRANCH OF b. & o.

baltimore June 3 (Spec'aD.-There was new
a., baltimore and Ohio Railroad litigation to-
49,, Tho exccutors of the late Martha Grays VIII
s,a a pa;ition in the United States Court for
.oover for the Washington branch Of the Bait
80 and Ohio Railroad This Is the most profit
~, linz If the system. The case is a test one.
IudSe Norris signed an order that the company
.how cause by July 10 why the receiver shoN!d
' ~ ,nnolrted The petitioners ask among other
no. NO, we tb, the Baltimore and OHIO receivers be
thinss 70 make n fun and free disclosure con-
reques~ the management Of the Washington
cernhhs II is also declared that the company took
Drali. iso1 Of the rolling stock Of the Washington
poSs.h and never accounted TO the stockhoders FOR
nfand that the company has arbitrarily taken
H. us yenths of the revenues Of the branch ana
fou. S,rce November 1896 the directors have &C.
ina ma no dividend on the stock OF the Washing
co branch upon the pretence that the earnings
w .,e needed for permanent improvements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04

Foreign coffee markets; santos-CoNee market wax
good average Santos nominal: receipts 700 bags stool
S35 600 bass Hamburg-Cores market opened = pig
iower a, 80 D m nei unchanged 10 !. lower; sales
10 bags. Havre-CoNee market opened quiet franc
lower: a; IL M dur. lower. AZ m quiet. IN
changed 10 y franc higher closed net unchanged 10
franr sales COCO bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
ENGLISH. IRISH ~
CANADIAN.
NAVAL STORES.

To-day's narke, devoid ~ special feature. an
ro,in only showed any sembancs q activity spirits tur
p~nne ruled Irregular with the general tendency down
ward under scarcity 81 buyers and zone disposition
holder. % force sales Quotations follow
TAK-Rerulass 81 s5dsi %. oil. bbls. 81 BIN.
PiTCH-fi ~ ..,.
RosIN-Common 70 good strainet 81 AN $50 ?