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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-16

KANSAS CITY, June -Eggs-Strictly fresh,
SSc per doz-
Butter-Extra fancy separator. 14tsc; hrsts,
iSc' dairy, 10GGl2C; store packed, 9}ac.
Poultry-Hens, &C; broiIers. l21sc per h;
ROSTERS, l21a0I5c each; ducks, sc; young ducks,
iSc; geese. &c; hen turkeys, &c; young toms, Sc;
Old toms, sc; pigeons 7oc per dozen.
Berries-StrawbcrricS home grown 81 Is a
zoo BlacGbcrrics. Texas, fancy, SL75lo200
per 2i-box crate GooSebcrrics, home grown,
ac3i00 per crate. Raspberries. red, Arllan-
sas, sL50lGI - per 24-plnt crate: fancy $500
Observation-Disclosures. 75cl1S100 per doz.
Asparagus, zoe per doz Tomatoes, $500 per
i-hasket crate. Cucumbers, 25B35c per doz
Green peas, SL00lGL25 per bu. Wax beans 500
Hc per peek basket Lettuce, home grown, soc
per bu Onions, 1925 per bu BectS, 3oG53c
per crate.
Potatoes New. Texas. 75D90c per hu.; old
northern stock. fancy, sacked. Buroanks, 76D
NC; choice 10 fancy mixed. bulk, 50160c; Min
aesota and Dakota, bulk 6oc,
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ST LOUIS, June ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1900;
market steady for natives, Texans easy to
over. native shipping steers. "a. 50Gl520; light
md dressed beef and butcher steers. 5000
as; stockers and feeders, So. 50l54 20; cows and
heifers 81 655350; Texas and Indian steers,
EaOOaAS0: cows and heiferS, &. 50 Q300
Hogs-Receipt- 5000; market Sc higher.
workers., So 70IG3 ~; packers, 81 7OlB3 81 butch
ers 100000
tive muttous, IS 651I61; lambs, 81 i0G625
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lRoNDALE, Mo, June 14.-John Jen-
hlngs, young negro, - years OF age,
committed suicide by shooting yester-
day morning. Jennings the previous
night went to call on young lady TO
whom he had been paying attentions
and asked her to marry him. She re-
fused, and Jennings went to his home,
secured gun, and, going into the
Darn, discharged the weapon into his
head
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NJ AscoUTAH, Ill. June 24-Georre
bentlemann, who resides on the banks
OF the kaskasllia river, five miles
southwest Of here, landed the biggest
ilsh yesterday that he has caught Il
vas an alligator gar, measuring seven
ieet FIVE inches in length aud weigh
ing 2o9 pounds The dead fish was On
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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, June 14.-Cattlc- Receipts. 5000;
market steady; bcevcs, 81 O005. 20; cows and
hetfers. 81 501l4 60; Texas steers, S3.6JGG4 40;
stoekers and feeders, 50 S00G4 IS.
Hogs-Rcceipts, $1,000; market ACTIVE and
~ to ne higher: light s. 8503 IS; mixed, 80 so
a40O; heavy, 49, s0D40719; rough, 81. sog390
sheep-Reccipts, 10. 600; market steady; ma
tlyes. s3 5005 %; westerns, a. 1000 25; lambs,
a250660
Chicago Grain and proVIsIons.
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M The market was steady to strong. The
s.rowing are representative sales:
- sng Inns. 80 as IS II spl- Inns. 50 4d23
80 & n Inns. 20 5721s 23l n. NJ mix - 5.23
Nm mix. .108 800 50 sh. --...-.. l08 10
IAN sh.. 96 4G5 Is old eve. I'D 80
Horses and mules-Thc market opened with
moderate run OF both horses and mules
The trade was light, but there was good re-
quest for big horses and mules. Prices on this
dass we're about steady.
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Kap.a. DedIcAtIon Day a. omaha

OMAHA. Neb.. June IE-Jgue . has
been designated as dedication day"
for the Kansas state building a. the
exposition Low rates will BE- IN ef-
feet from points a kansas tic1ets 20
be on sale June 20 and -, and good
70 return uD 20 and including July 2
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Chenille, ". Va, June 8.-The
jury last night returned a verdict Of
not guilty against the wife of Gov.
Atkinson, of ". Va This ends the
noted case in which Mrs Atkinson
was charged with affxing a counter
felt of her deceased husbands sig.
nature to certain papers in winding
mp his estate after his death.
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NNDER STATE SUPERVISION 4
We beg to offer our services
for part or all of your account
feeling that we can assure de-
positors all the advantages ariS-
ing from experience, prudence
and vigilance.
FARMERS BANK.
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WORK FOR THE CAVALRY
They AIe Wanted At Santiago los
Their Fine Workmanship
Horses Left Behind.
LEE 10 HEAD An Army FOB HAVANA.

The General May Not Go Co Porto Rico. hat
Proceed To Orgsu'rr "a Itrld tarcc to
Operate Against Gen Blaurc- Forty
Thousand Men to ale Prepared - The
Work at Camp Algrr
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MARKET REPORTS.
Kansas city Live stock.

,xe4s CITY, June l4-Cattie-K CcIEtS,
=. eaIyes 2l5; shipped yesterday D;5 cattle;
" -.tyes. The market was generally steady
fairly active. The following are represent
elge sales. ........,.,. ,.,..... .......,....
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Joseph Brown was drOEneG while
FISHING near McDaHlels mill, east OF
Carthage No
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OFFICERS

II. n. THOMPSON. Pres.
+ a BENNETT, Vice
l.. ID. kiPP, Cashier.
u. ", NEWBERRY, Asst Cashier
u. z. WYATT, Asst Cashier.
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r DIRECTORS. .
u DGE CLARK WIZ.
J EVERINGHAM,
JAS Ai. hickIBBEN.
JSO h. SHUT.
II. NJ. GALLEY.
JSO. STEELE.
ID. q. WILCOX
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every bill of each set, where the
sum does not exceed 500 in any
foreign currency, , cents, and for
each 500 or fractional part 10 excess
of 500, 2 cents.
Bills OF lsding or receipts other
than charter party, for any goods
or merchandise TO be exported to
any foreign part or place, 10 cents.
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uogs-Receipts 1877 shipped yesterday,
Ne The market opened strong to SC up and
.losed barely steady with yesterday. The fol-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-06-16

revenue agents in addition TO the
number now authorized.
INSURANCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-16
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. June 'cotton quiet middilns' &c; 10"
ssi.s ia bales spinner l6 bales stock. ds2o bales
NortoIk Jure i5.-Cotton quiet; mding 0%c. low
,risfiInr : l5.iGc good ordinary 5Ac. Receipts IW
bos exports ooaswise 400 bales sales " bales stock
20 oi5 bales a.
ual,imor. Jun. I5.--cot'on nominal. middllns. enc
low. uadAng q ice. good ordinary. ohc Gross re-
c.lps iDl bales stock. 12o0l oalcs
Mobile June I0--Cotton nominal middlins &C. low
,iTtlrc $50: good ordinary 5Nc Receipts, - bales
ax az, cossiwise bales. stock. 1929 bales.
,,.,,,hi, June lb-Cotton H'ady. miifins, &c. low
,ntIli,g INC; good ordinary. Sc. Receipe - bales
suis tsa bales. sales. 40 bales STOCK. D5o-
bales.
Cincinnati June i5.-cctton quiet. middlins. ec, low
-, M 5t,c, good ordinary. sac. Receipts $40 bales
- n,s ,Ti bales; stock. e.S4e bales
,rou.ton June i5-Cotton quiet; mding, 1916: low
,.tiaiine o ordinary. 3-i1c Recctpts l3I
bales shipments $50 bales sales q bales STOCK i'-"'
baos. =,
:, Louis June l5-co,ton quiet midellng. &c; low
,adiro 5s,c good ordinary 5Sc Net receipts. bale
arns. 900 bales: shipments lIos bnles stock. 80 2o'
bser.
N.w-orisans June i5-cot,on quiet; midd:lns l-iee
49, r,,df,ng 7-i6c: good ordinary De Receipts TIA
haIs. ,aie, 800 bales: stock. 1876 $50 bales
savannah June ia-cotton quiet; middling. &c: low
,dilnr ii-i0c Receipts, 81 bales exports eoastwise
a. Ssle," sales so bales: stock. lOS 800 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-16

deangr suggestive Of time. when manipulation was ra-
pant but trading ,hs whole Indicated healthy ~
futures. premium O. December September was
slightly increased the former closing al ~ ana zoe Ia
wheat exhibited decided strength rejecting ncleIea
msnds ON export and milling sources The to.Rn con
thsent were sellers cary bat found their wheat raa.
aps1rDed wltnout being serious ..r
market Gable somewhat irregular Dut gen
orally favorable Liverpool future closed l3l'2a hshsI
on distant months ana 2sd ot- .oI Juy. Win fa.!s
wheat partly 10 pon;s higher sSi -four lVI2v polhs
higher these ngures representing soTs decline rom 's
gest point o; the day crop ne%s ron mn' me close
sent out advices stating tina; Odsa eoatme' the 80
damage Our own cr3pt. judging from n. tenor
Wet westhsr Perssent r,poT Of rust and rsnk
cam. in from the winter and spT!ns wheat bets con
poets possibly not being maintained TINS news as
wei small receipts Northeastern and winter wheat
points had It's influence during The day IN pt3 , ID
conservative bull sentiment among certain e!ehenI J"
the local trade. The demand from mlleTs was uidei-
stood 10 be in the OF replacing stocks hat ha eh
depletsd some time ago when extreme prices were
The export transactions aggregated fully ha.t r-Loh
bushels here ana 81 ou'pSr'' q hh S ws,
and e5aesc ahoa on he curb septemoeT N whe@s
:oday IN point Of s:rength II not ac;ivy The prin
clpal bull card weather with rs aitenanIt
features OF backward growth and DELAYED farm WORK.
expected 200 Thursday Prices al me Ntst
advanced sharply in the Afternoon and me !ocn
The Liverpool market was Id better than TUESDAY nEh''
The comparatively Light oiearanees and snssnSs 81 sS
os ,e 49,, v,ii So corn closed al
39Ac o anoat OATs-Crop news was sufficiently
unfsvOraee to stimulate strong undestone In f9r mar
s SSHssi CSS o. '9 aSe GSe wa sr's
wSis Sa saSss sps RYEMarss dull Western
quoted q; s2soss e aaSs' Duao
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OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

on local and shipping account Prcss ~. steady Chooe
81 rs. nlsdn - iuft 20, beer steers,
S,G :, a. stockera feeders 81 5o1st 90 cows and
h.f.r. S. sOQss 10 Gamers. 81 jOfs3 p calves $50
~ T.va. steers 81 7SaSi 20 Despite the recent biz
drop in prices hogs are being marketed freely TRADE
was again fairly active Prices ruled about &c ie~s'
choice toftt Ool7 packers. 81 I5N3 sIlt
butchers 81 scns4 So 7sas9 os light 81 0os3 90
,s 90 .6dsg n An unusually liberal supply Of sheep
naturally causcd weak market Prices were l"G loc
lower for all hut the better cllss ~ sheep clipped lambs
S3HSi shorn lsnha - a'Nr
81 srring lambs sGasG 40 yeirlines - dhTSo 90 lie
colrfs-fattle Is 600 hogs 80 600. sheep. OND
fincinrau June lJ-Hogs easy. 81 lnis'io Sattle
steady i2 sOdss GD sheep nrmer, 81 Io9Sf 20 Lambs
higher 81 751<G a. .. g.
81 Louis June l5-Fiour unchanced Wheat Wneraty ,
h,eb,r X cash elevator sec. TRICK. NuNtc July
5tic hid OOH aGt,c Decor ,h-r Io'.e bid
No 2 hsrd cash 80 bid Corn ops rons,r' 80 So So
s;ssdv. No 2 cash. &c: tack. 2'n24,sc. july 2f.e
c.,,e,,her 2oxc No white 29c Bran quiet. hrm
lacked eas track snlable At Bic futter r.ndy cream
,rv i44iGt,c. dairy. l0Qltc. Eygs steady sac.
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"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buffalo 9:55 NJ. Pullman vestbue Day coaches
~ PsrI1' cars Dnlng-Oar service. Meals 10 carte
coanscs AT Buffalo through sleepers TO Detroit and
.12s5J. 1900 P. NJ daily fo' EAsToN. MAUCh
and cal branches. chair Car 10 Mauch Chunk
.:,t5o 4:IU VI. daily. except sunday for WILKES
m .ypE pIrrSTON SCRANTON, and principal inter-
nt'sts stations all points In coal regoua
p,lln,sn Buft.t Paror Car for ,"ilkesbarre.
sa,5t 80 I NJ. daily. except sunday, Tor EASTON
-, ,",srrneilste Chair Car 10 Easton.
AZ. "a S:IJ P NJ Sundays only for MAUCH CHUNK
and intermediate stations -
- intermediate stations
~ ..r,.o 100 p. 81 daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA
and all points West. Pullman sleeper yestibuls
re-, 10 Chicago. slespers 1, BuNao and Toronto
s-,.O 800 r ". daily. escep, sunday: topping only
., soiiTH PLAINFiEIn. EAsToN; BETMLEHEM.
HaTTsVr, RI-FFArO ara TORONTO. Pullman sleeper
B,a; None but sleeping car passengers carried Ne
psts.ss SO so p NJ daily FOR wILKESBARRE, It'll
c''-SS'rSEVA ROCHESTER BUFFALO. NIAGARA
=. aod ali points West. Pullman sleeper - chicago.
iocsi trains daily except sunday To- SOUTH
NourrIgi y ROUND BROOK AND intermediate points.
fl>Ni- 1850. siOo0 1880 Sundays
IN" AS " 5000 2 80 81 I'd +o. 81 so and $40 r. n
0n.. md pullman rmodations Al liz 25l 2S
a.. ~ "a s23 Broadway 81 IAN ST., i58 e. l25th
90 20 p"wrr, ~ Y so Fulton s.. Court ST.. V
~. L. Leo, ard brooklyn Annex BROOKLYN
y transfer Go. viii cal for and cheek oaggase IRON
-, - residence tArough 10 destination
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NV Oh 1II0 -. = a
corFFF. There a pood-iOi -nQt!laS so'' % .
We To- Brazilian conees to-day. No busineSs uan-
sDreS on the opening call, which indicated ACCORDING ..
,ntsr trading slack: up 10 ~ m saIes ,ao
1870 only $50 bags for the entire session "tJO
.,b me market finally steady at unchanged prices
- points net The influences or to-days raIke
.s~. generally untavorable. European caoIes showtN
.,sthy and weakness Brazilian cables reporter nee re
80 me spot demand not factor Al the same
49, eor0dence On side Of the account was
heeke. Nv steady decrease In the American Nsins
s,,,fv VIII Ia down 10 csIWt2 mass, as com
sta win 1884 and S2a 1876 bass IN
isoG hut even represents burdenslne GUAM
q, new coffee be heavy. The bark Rose lihes ils
=. csed Ne~-York with IL 600 bags Rio The market
~ -. brazilian coffee ruled inactive and nominal
e,s g dull al abou; former prices No RIO. O%c Tor
iayolce lots and 65sc for 1obb'rg parcels.
The range Of contrso: prices IN the local market to Gay
follows
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Receipts TIE pcris and interior points t.day com
1s'e1 sc same day lcst week ard last year.

t.yNH AND ItaIs-I Inquiry Mas somewhat more zen
"a to-e: base. Tue Ia wheat Prices experi
800 n iaiera attaI but were yry nsiG 81 the eotc
sg'.F patsns saes. W. winter suaghs. 81 754fi So
iAtsi =. S.4S5 3D. spFing cltars 81 sOas ~ e1ia
",.ies - ll>3 a., extra 80 siheT, S4uS4 N. ~
~ 81 Sug$i &. RE- FlNrR-Lu1 "a ted 81 20
&c &c ~ ~ NcHNMEA!>t.a!e' quoted kan dried 81 70
s,--S' a. - benz DAG MEAI(-FiIm, hn~ white
Soy. i.- elbow soisSc ooarss. 7cE7ie. FEED
81 ~ taQ - - inter- ~ lylt SPOT. roc, srng
a5,- kp-. G-9slc. - effir~. &c. md1lrg bulk 500
=, ~ rec EE.e- ~ i"eo. 1850: hnn.ry cho1
rp.,,ri 81 meal. s2'Hs2f. Greer .ngt. %Gisc.
va. %.n.H.-WliEH r~Ano:aer substantial improvement
sCEcfc :. ne wheat ralf~ toby representing at
s ooss net sane. c, iA424c !A.is~ ca Juiy. Ac
L.. 'hk he demand from shorts. which siimu-
esnA ~ ne s5sewhst bsil.sh -tHr o,
49, luIIF from racers who believed thot tie market
N.Gsing an sGgsnce 70 Wish reasonably
Inc h'er recent CoEnfa..s and n clear
was y. We l<itsr trouble. TIE si;s4 c5eni to-day
N g.. ~clVh1N cscstd ss rfufnce upon The market
b, ''tN vel established that Armour had taksnTthe
led Asers cash holdings. and the trade felt ssts
the,. However quickly this wheat might lc marketed
euan,,s no probability OF It's coming In sufficient
sou,arsn. NJ any one pci5t - disturb the markets
@''s'n lbore was some irregdla.lty ia the July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston Jun. l5-F1our easier; receipts 800 Dbl,
spring paen,. IS sns5 70: eprng clears and sraishts
6. 2jds5 Is winter patents sS09 10 winter clears ana
,raehs 81 s0G<5 % Cornmeal quiet s0tfS2c per pusa
81 sOQEi 81 per hbl. Corn dub, receipts. $3.50 push
steamer yellow 4lc: NJ ? 4l4c steady; receipts
81 $50 bush fancy 3Ga36sc. Nos and 3, 3i934te
Nllif-ei quiet; bran. spring. sl3 - winter sli 20
mililngs s5Tsl7 p. RCD Dog Aour $40 Butter staiy
Northern. 17sc. Western. lTGi7isc; imitation l3Gl5Ec
ladies isc Cheeee frm. Northern, T17Hc; Western &C.
Buffalo June - -Sprinz Nheat-Nothlne doing on
which base quoaton winter wheat-buysrs WI, not
nav prices asked. lte doing 40 rcd. 81, No white
05c Corn stronger higher ~ yellow sSisc; 10 3
yellow 98c 40 yellow 33i-c: W corn. % nc No 8
corn 3ia34iec Oats stronee-; ~ white. oO'sc 10 )
white 2pi.c. No white 2S's G2stc No mired. 2s'7c;
No Z mixed 27c Rye-No track quoted 4Sc. Flour
dun per Dol lower: best patent spring S6asG 81
bakers straghts spring s. 25lSj % low grade spring
60 2jTS2 30 patent winter s. 25as5 90 best family win
ser ssNSS % grade winter, So JoYs2 10; Graham
best. 81 254s4 -.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Inoa.a ta.Ls leave Nc" -" ioV, =. -, .sS.t
o,loas and eagIirs is9ul Nest -o' -:
v:uV A. .st..Gled sAp,ess aA.n Ios ...ssn -
Na.e.y. I.,l.ira. Duna.o, Br"ai"sa AFl's ""'"s WV
H. IA. ARC al tuaa.c MI. ..ua
,i.-Nsstbucd Limited fast mali pal.y, souS
1r taso arrives Cleveland 40 A. ~. chicago
T. il s.eep~is chicago. Cleveland AMI Sihehna'h
!:3J IT, M.-Blraio ani cley.iand V.siiea.et Espr,ss
DIV arrives bana.O I.U5 A ~, bradford t:ls ~ A
J.msscwn 100 A. NJ. Cleveland 1880 T. Al Sleeper .
n.ae .r Se.s"a % Ws, sTsry Carr
s.AS 4. M.-soi tran to chicago Ssepers 10 Hot
uellsVill. CHICAGO and Cincinnati Dlnlik AZ
iIICKETs IOcAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Recnlmodaio.s al IA ~, @Ji' 'oi and ~. bseAd'
II! BJWery. 1916 Fast i..h and @3 Wes' i2S
st. Chambers and Nest :al-st ferris- New-yoys; 40
hnd fn!tui-s - .oaiSay. Brook n, 30 Hudson
o. Hohok-n. ani Jersey city station Esw-iork TranA
Co calls for and Checks baggage from hotels and rs-
dHnceA
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WEST SHORE RR.

Trains leave W 4cd siauen y. y a. follows ana
L. mn ..ruer from lot ol r. anA.ln a~i =. -.
iIc,, - A. daily Tor Albany. syracuse, NSassser'
nuifaio Nisgaa falis, Detroit cA.saso AID 81 LoIis.
n "a II II Daily fcT tta, syracuse. tyShsste.
Ia~aio Niagara Fails. Toronto Detroit Cleveland
SIX - NJ Dai!y ior Albany. Utica. syracuse, kochss
ter RuTao Niagara Fals. Toronto Detroit S's'es>s~,
Chicago snc 81 Louis A.
Time tailas al PRINCIPAL hotels and offe-s -.
g y LAMBEET Gen-rni rsssenssr K,rt.
" vanderbilt New Yore
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BALTIMORE &OHIO r r

IIl7T
foot o. LIBERTY street ,sn,,...
CHICAGO $50 m. = ~ 3 u. m and 'i2:iS night
fiTTsBCRG. 'tSo a M 1850 p m; ITO pi n"
icIiTCi%NATi ST. Lofts 80 90 a. m. - s5 , m
ia M tDi,erD. II 90 p. M y 40 ,.p'nsrl, 1851
,rn,n ASS tDiner. - ~ m ana ''-'io hsn"
FOLK 'it.2
rJW oi,Ii.sNS. 's55 o. m Through sleeper
- 49, a., il,;rn.n mated with pntsch l,2nt -
oeost. liz liz s5l a. i2s4 Ed~s2 81 y l N.
80. ocw.rv N Z 2Sl 3ss Ful'on-st Br".Aph. " hts-
~ BNyrs Baggage checked from hotel Or residen,s
20 destination
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,,,rppoor. COTTON MARKET.

Iivcrpool' June Is. m-Cotton-- spot-bstter de-
100 and improved business; prices steady American
mtdiine O-1cd The sales ~ the day were looO bses
=, yshcb were speculation and export. and In
eiuded 500 American Receipts 1000 bales including
o. American. Futures openei quiet. with moderate
Semand and closed barely steady; American middling,
m Q, JUMP 81, 64dq3 Sod buyers; June and IVY
se;lers August and September. a-'4Qs S.etd buyers
September and October sso-oi0S Si-osd' bayefs'
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGToN.

FOR PHILADELPHIA, BAITIMORE AND WASH-
INGTON
From VI
Week days. $50. 500 1000 III 30 Dining Cap A. NJ,
100 ii5 90 Ia.vo Dining Can 600 p NJ. IL Is md,
sandays 49O 1000 Gl30 Dining Carr A. NJ, ias
500 Dining CaD. 900 p. ~. l2:i5 mdt Addton.l
,r,inx Tor PHI sdelphla week days 900 A. NJ, 40
5o 80, 800 T. & sundays. 300 4. NJ. 400 p. NJ
Week days no 7;a5 rs 30 sss. eos eco. s;,:
1000 1898 io:45 li@ss y 30 10 a. No y
i.?t% AZ ~ So SIS. GO. eos c.55, 40 80
100 ssS 1000. II 80 4. NJ, u 90 n i2.s i.'. a:sS
40 9hs APO 4.55 % 600 $50 I:2o SD. s:2o
o.55 i05s y. N. l2:i5 mdt 800. =,
Tickets and psror car seats az foot Of Liberty 81,
way 81 9th Ave. 81 FAST !th 81 isa Es.t i2Sn ST.
Cur, {, efN Fulton St Brooklyn: 9s Broadway W,ll.
tarsbu-s Tho y. Y. Transfer Co. VIII call f,r ana
nhec BAGGAGE from residences TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-16

pvERTisEMENTS and .ubsss'sns fo5 IN oasway
- aoor north - unit; o'clock e. m adverse-
r.nts r.celyef At following branch ofces az regular
an o'clock m Viz Z,t Stn-tFe.; :. "
cor c9d Is2 8h-ave. cor. l:h-st; MACY
Columbus ave. near West ""'n ~"
west 42d-rt 9th ave ~ East ltth--t; % &C..
s2d-,, 9Th and 9Th aves: lOs fast
M.ye between roth and .T,h ats l.OHf 3d-aNe, near
sist-st 7Os lst-sve nenr seh-st tm
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nep,-York June 10. 1898.
,,rr-,rr---v,ce'pts 1nT cars. aS1 head Including
IA srs Tor export alive 61 CONSIGNED direct to city
"hc~c-s and 20 cars for the market. making WITH
c~s ca h~d over yesterday 81 cars On sale of which "a
49, AZ Js--.v cay and q, s:x;ie,h-s WIZ lC.t 70
the market opened active and steers solo a. o01oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-16
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively;
-Four tracks Electro Pneumatic" signals
stations in New YORK. foot VI Liberty ~
and South Ferry. Whitehall 81.
Trains leave foot OF Liberty st.


stations in New YORK. foot VI Liberty 81
ani South Ferry, Whitehall 81.
Trains leave foot OF Liberty ST.
On and after May q. 1888.
For Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Cnunn.
80 ,:iS. $40 ~ n2oo ~ to East0n'. 80 ~'e e
60 20 Esston) A. NJ 100 $50. 900 P. NJ.
for Wlsesbarre. pi.ts.on and scranton AGO. o'lo n.
NJ 80 z. NJ. sundays. ago A. NJ. - ~ "a. a..
For Resa:ns and Hsrris0srs at tS ~ s' Sts
% F Rssa,n y 1873 M, nsnt so su sos
1918 night. -
sio A. NJ. i;5o IS. 800 p. NJ i2:i5 night. sunday%
''S0 A NJ 100 II H az + RRot III: night
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, &e
ii 20 A. H. 80 800 4i6. sss. sis p. NJ sun
(stops a int-raken for Asbury PARK and Ocean
Croye). 200 Io;l5 Red Bank onll) A. NJ. 400 p NJ
For Atlanti' Highlands. $3.50, $50 i:3o A. ~. l'SQA
4:so e;is NJ SUNDAYS 300 A. N: 400 p.
rst 4:sO $50 a. NJ. 100. $3.50 p NJ Sundays 1918
For Atlantic City vineland and Bridseon. $50 A n.
For Monmouth Beach. seahrisst and Husbands Il
Tavesnk 90 $50 II 3n A. ". f;Sn. ass p.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c.
From per :, y. r.. foot OF Rector ST.
For Atlentic Highlands. Highlands Of Navesink. Nor
rasndie Rumson Beach. seahright Monmouth Beach anq
Ling Branch $50 1918 NJ q 40 SATURDAY onyo $40.
For Elberon. Asbury PARK ocean Grove and points
south 70 Point Pleasant 1918 A. NJ. 600 Saturday
Asbury Park ard Ocean Grove) $50 A. NJ
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