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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-10-25

CdI 1Ol4OW 1dSo cSS0o Ao SAAS Se~~~O s-~---o
as what he taught
'.What did he mem when he said.
Follow me?', The minister said here
the man turned about and looked up at
the pulpit-''that it was necessary for
the disciple of Jesus to follow his steps,
and he said the stecs were obedience.
faith. love and imitation. But did
not hear him tell just what he meant
that to mean. especially the last step
What do Christians mean by following
the steps of Jesus? I've tranped
through this city for three days trying
to find job. and in all that time =
not had word of sympathy or comic
except from your minister here who
said he was sorry for me and hoped !
would find Il job somewhere. ! suppo.
it is because you get SO imposed on T.
the professional tramp that you have
lost your interest in the other sort. l m
not blaming anybody, am l? Just stat
ing facts. Of course l understand you
can t all go out Of Your way to hunt up
jobs for people like me. I'm not asking
you to- but what feel puzzled about IS
what is meant by following Jesus. DO
you mean that you are suffering and
denying yourselves and trying to save
lost suffering humanity just as l un-
derstand Jesus did? What do you mean
by it, see the ragged edge of things
good deal | understand there are
more than 500 men in this city in my
case. Most of them have families My
wife died four months ago. I'm glad
she is out Of trouble My little girl is
staying with printers family until
find q job. Somehow get puzzled
when 1 see so many Christians living
in luxury and singing. Jesus. | my
cross have taken. all to leave and fol-
low thee. and remember how my wife
died in tenement in New York city.
gasping for air and asking God to take
the little girl too. Of course don't eS-
pect You people can prevent every one
from dying of starvation, lack of proper
nourishment and. tenement air. But
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-10-25
The Appetite of a Goat

Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose stom
ach and liver are out of order All sach should
know that DR.. Kings New Life Pills, the won.
derful Stomach and Liver Remedy, ;gives a
splendid appetite, sound digestion and regu-
lar bodily habit that insures perfect health and
great energy. Only Csc at ]. F: W. DeLorme's
drug store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-10-25
MOdOc
Will Stand the Season in Sumter
Boyle's S Stables.

"MODOC." sired By McEween. 2.ls4; 6ra,
dam Lady Radawa; registered in Vol IL,
American Stud Book He ls one Of The ipest
bred stations in the state: bred for size
style, beauty and speed. He is of kind and
gentle disposition A sure foal getter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-10-25

No 81 rams through from Charleston VIA
Central R. p leavioe Charleston 9. Tx
Lanes "a s NJ, Haoni1g O9 q
= TRANS GOING NORTH
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09

. =, n soass s7h Greatly reduced sheep to-day im.
$500 The tone OF that market and with fairy aS.iss ~
Semand prices little better: Choice sneep sou "a
"a aSSs, 5 culs bringing 81 508&3 rams tSIs9 ~ % m
ewes 50 2o0ss Io Spring LAMB ous clipped smbs
AZ 5os5 Co. Receipts-Cattle. 1000 head hoss' oo""'
"ep egpc1nsU June sHoss quiet ts 39af4 92H catiis
outs, SiaS5 % Sheep steady, ~ 2og$ 20 ia"o"
stronger So 25a&8 so
n.., Buffalo June s-Recepts Of sale and th,uusn th,a
ca,tIs sheep and hogs during the twenty Tour hs
NasaJ =, noon Cattle. sheep ana ia,Ios,
Ia cars. hogs q cars shpments-Cattle car, "rp re
"a ,s,nhs cars; hogs C@ttle--No IrcSh 40
csIn,s and n very light inquiry The feeling was ,sir
1hs receipts OF calves moderate ana WIN "a 10
t,uand the basis at so 25. with some snles az - ~ y,
S.boice TO extra were quoabe at Sc 2oqSo Do soo zen
st"aoa 81 7,mSG sheep and lambs-The trade was
choce' ' ,sp 80 With Is loads on sale and moderate os
rsnS n took pretty good lambs to bring 70 sS T,G
Sc sheep choice extra s. a9gS' soV The offerings
Ss & stt we'll cleaned up the close steady s,r
The offerings light. 10 loads anu ,,rs of 81 TO-
o,,h couple OF sales at 81 %; rouens, 20, esnre,
stasr az 75Gs3. The close was steady a' ''e WV
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09

g sars; s,,.r spSh %hs t!ss s SIS %ad.
;IsgSss sS On G1ss ms. 'sss ssss:as "a g. sSS''' mummy
RArN-wHEAT-Bears were lrHn ssam ,clSsy having
further weakness in the Southwest dsappohns saans
end connSS II ssTa 1esp for
reactions on eoye5ns S s IN tse TX under the closing
Of wedne.day Cables relating to the crop pipsrsdsm re-
porting that Roumanan crop would be ,os, a. oi
rains at once but home crop Sew from tho
Northwest indicated excellent prospects ana pre ok
SIars on ali s ns last week has generally gaining
in condition ever since The dGS shnr Of attention
All day tips on condition Of wheat ranging from
Ssss. 10 ss 7a ysd asansS around ND
bush estimated last month ana busIDess was further
good export buying contrary to early o @ bS a
Including about % % loads al ns Mnnespos
expected to increase bush for the week ana sprns
MnTs IN reerrng to the home crop The Price Cn
rent said winter wheat condition ors mas aTne % ociai
returns to the Indiana State Bureau estimated h ye
crop nTet,on on Of as 900
pares with last year PI. ON eher side Of the market
during the day and for that matter most 81 the &
S1sPSsl0" %ss although ss a"%y s5sT was was . "S,
night and drppOnted the ,rsae here sns sTs
pSy of dss pns whss nshef
red s2ts s21s. yG No Northern Northern Bui1S Ba1S
Sssc; So Manitoba ssise: No red aU so%S s ss
played in com circles the result Of light S oTs5 hG
ns supplemented by heavy export in ths soahwest
to S1isS %sGu s u PSadpha 5SiGs 1 IA
delivered and aoc aoa, oATsuThe important r.;aHs
sAtuIs s raSae0ns e Oa' of bush closed aOc
clips clips. RYE-MsTke steady No .ao1, WeI;s51. st5T.
rye 59c c 1 Z New-York carlots
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston June s-Cotton steady: middling. Ice;
low mldding 7-16c: good ordinary. 4%c receipts. GAP
bales exports 2s92 bales sales 1900 bales;
stock. 4I.3lG bales.
Baltimore. Jrne s.-Cotton nominal; middng Ghc; low
middllng 1Gc: good ordinary 36c receipts,
125O bales exports coastwise 1900 bales; stock a. S2
bales.
middng 5bc: receipts i47 bales exports coastwise 9S
bales; sales. 223 bales stock l7101 bales
New-Oreans. June S-Cotton steady: mddng 0&c:
low middling SC: good ordinary 3l6c: receipts 600
bales. gross G82 bales exports Great Britain .825
bales coastwse 155 bales; sales, 5000 bales stock 2os
$50 bales.
Memphis June S.-Cotton firm: middling. 0&c: low
middllng - lGc good ordinary 4c: net receipts 23g
$50 bales shipments. LIZ bales sales 100
bales: stock, illi3+ bales.
St Louis. June s.-Cotton steady mlddlng. 13-l0c:
low mlddllng 5isc good ordinary 4&c net receipts 200
bales gross 2i2 bales; shipments. 1850 bales: sales.
2OTG bales: stock ~ 333 bales.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. jung 2, Io'' h,,,
49,. ,,,-lef for coffee futures put
hrs,ssr, was displayed in the ranks o "a ,hs
longs or shorts the start ne pear yerrn expec
tsrgons cables from foreign markets hSt haSe sern9 no
tncty' unavorble the .itpaton having taken
an even more burdensome turn whe spy S",ure market
n.iscted an and tending downward Inc lu'u liver
nnensd ouiet with prices unchanged 10 ho rest NJ
ana exhibited little recuperave power Hu 70 press their
auN shorts were by means anxious 10 PIese -,
sdyantase in o. the extensive hee1 iess general
sa,aing in that direction and the more or iess Tes
Sa1isf that the long account was smali az nj
market at the close steady In tone WIN ,,rss were
100000 10 points lower. Total safes IutuIes 80
~ $50 bags The market for spot BraIa nan we're nom
al ssy on the basis of csc for invoice lots anu
scT iobbing parcels OF No Rio the s,ee s ,bIs comn
eaysd santos yesterday with $1,000 bags lot ''s V
Try. ... --,... 4, ,h. local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York June g. 800.
aughierers and there was no trading OF any
The feeling steady Dressed beef sold fairly well
erpool and London private cables quoted
MSg SS at per b & pe @ n GT"ssS
refrigerator beef lower at 7c per b No exports OF live
CALvEs-Receipts were ~ head. all for the market.
and making WIN me stale calves Az & on sale all Gf
as strong as at Wednesdays close buttermilk full 25c
Choice Se sold 'e' a" 50 3 pe o %
e. 81 25qs3 G2 c'y o dres.ed veas in fair demand
stock country dressed % easier 7asc choice calves sell
ing up Elm Wfsht Sh' co Is yes .o n
a, S. 81 ' butts2mks is ~ at s. a2 81 DO iao 10 10 "a;
! G. curtis & Son: 10 yssl:; ITO p, at $50
sEHP AND xfa S AZ were re- 81 cars or
head all for the market and. with few small lots held
whole market was strong on light supplies, prime and
efsasr nGfs hP s selling a SsT n$ ysrn % and lambs
oes enough & TO 60 around Poor to prime sheep sold
Sn to y GOOD aSss sfF at Sass s at na g. e
ST' T OF state 'fa srou s s P S s.
ioqiic Hs dressed 'f'''"s' '0i' Dressed lambs firm at
saes Newton & Co ssl virginia lambs, 60 n aver.
n ss 255 do 20 n. at s.; ao Virginia sheep ~
iisTTins,on GO III Virginia lambs o2 m at IS: II
aanersoH KEITH s"gf' W co % Is g burso y.arlns. II H. a.
Sn3 HS lSs 2.s 'N:'s Bat: ss lamb: "a g g n a, 81.
SO at IT. - a. - % 80 stats ss sSs Sasp 'nsg % n And yHns' He
sheen II oI HSris % e STATE ysarns So j State
H0dsmhecsipts were cars to head including 2.
100 o Country d1esseS IN 'f rh e s0s a. - % g 30 per
for ssieswt heavy to \ iishi 15od weish,. 1.. -.
Sushs Z lOG d. n a5 = S So at e & g. g. .as q 30 ,3
Andrew Mullen date yesterday: hogs i4o ~
II Hume Bro; 10 Stat. hogs. ri 70. at s,ao
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cablesSpot cotton
active: sales 1900 bales speculation and export 1000
American 1900: receipts 300: American 5000
ding upland. 7-l6d. Futures opened steady and un-
changed; closed quiet unchanged 10 4 64d advance
December January 322s; January February 322s Feb
March 22Q3 49, March-Aprl. 3.23hs April-May.
324y; June. 24s JuneJuly. 324s; JuiyAugust 24b.
August September. s24s: september-october, 3.23hs
October November. 322hs; Noyemboy- December g. 2ls
Manchester-farns in fair demand at full rates Cloths
Fair business doing
FLOUR AND MEAI.-The genera, market was quiet
eli day and barely steady exception st!l being sprng
nakert which have more inquiry and undertone
man other brands at the Spring
ie winter s,aishts q soas3 e5 winter patents So
U.S. spring clears, S3nS3 26; winter S3dsB To-
extra No winter. 81 GoQS2 7O no grade 81 20. -.
RYE FLoUR-More active: Quoted: Good fair. 81 i0g
Sniet 4no;ed; kiln-drtsd 50 o5gs2 30 to brand,
bAo hEAl~-Steady. Quoted: Fine white 95c; hne yell
l2n 95cUsl eoarse, s2a9S4c FEED--Steady. Quoted:
Spring han bulk slo sacks. arrive No. Sif ESQ
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

Nsw-YOrk. June 4 'SJ9
BEANS AND PEAS-The market FOR marrow beans Is
rather easy: Jobbing trade is light but there have
been snes for export part OF this business vas
done little under 81 as that figure however genera
asked for choicest lots Medium quie; and unchanged
Pea about steady but slow No further business In red
kidney Of best stock held steady al 70
Other varieties quiet and unchanged. Green peas
slightly nrmer owing 10 Hight stocks We quote; Beans
marrow, 1865 choice bush 81 42ia si ~: medium
choice 81 30: do pea choice 81 21s do kidney choie
81 rs; do white kidney choice 81 so9s1 s5 do yellow
eye choice u S do black turtle choice 81 20: do
lima California 81 520t2 50: peas bags. o7sc: do
Scotch. bags 81
BUTTEf-The market had quite firm tone on s,r,;ly
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool June 8. p. m-CottonMSpot IN active de
ding lied The sales the day 1900 bales.
OF which 900 speculation and export and In
cluded 10 American Receipts $500 bales, including
200 American. Futures opened steady with moderate
demand and closed quiet: American middling. ! m c
June "a id sellers: June July 2+8id sellers;
July and August 2l-0id. buyers: August and Septem-
ber -G4d sellers September and October. 3 % Sag
3484d. seers October and November. 26ig3 y cd
sellers: November December, % G4d sellers; De
cember and January % Gid sellers January and Feb
ruary 22-64d. sellers February and March, 3 8 -Oid
3 % -04d value; March and April. q 0lq3 l-64d sell
ers april an May, e4-0+d, value.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09

Cash quotations were follows: -Four quiet; No 2
.prng wheat 72lsG75ssc: No red. 76gI74c No corn
33is633hc No yellow corn. 34Hc No oats zogZoInc,
80, -. 80 tarlev se@3TiAc No naxseed ~ oZ;
Northwestern. 81 o. prime timothy seed " S0 mess popk
Der pol s. 2jaSs 70. ard per loo n. 81 sIiSgsS snort
lbs SIDES aSose s. !S0H S dry oxss ssssd 8 Ss5
whiskey d,sti;ers finished goods per gallon VI 70;
sugars unchanged on the Produce Exchange To-Day tn
butter nrm creameries l3Hglsc; daires' log
i6c. Cheese easy. 7Nashc Dggs steady; fresh' lzc
Cincinnati June s-F7our dull Wheat quiet; No 2 rec,
mixed 27iAc Rye quiet No ?. 65c Butter quiet sugar
Arm Eggs dull. 1Oi1c. Cheese quiet.
Milwaukee June s.-Wheat steady; No ! Northern.
7sic; No Northern 75c Rye dull; No !. 67hc Barley
steady 4oc. sample S5a39hc
Minneapolis June swh eat-In store No Nor;hsrn' hsrn
40 / hard istsc: No Northern, use No 2 Northern
II sc Flour and bran unchanged
Philadelphia. June s.--wheat lower contract gsade; g
June 75Ad75fc. stoady: No mixed June 5S Z q
3Sisc. Oats steamer No white. clipped 321a g53c: no
q do 3iG33l1c: No . mixed clipped 30aSO7c. Butter
arm prints 1c higher; fancy Western creamery lse
do prnts 19c Eggs steady fresh nearby, l31qltc DO
Western 4d1:Ac do Southwestern. 13lglfc 90 south-
ern i3al3Hc. Cheese quiet and easier; New otH uIl
cream fancy small sasAc do fair to choice IlsdIEc
Refined Recepts-F1our 500 bois 5000 SACKS
wheat % 900 bush 2Ti0o bush; oats 1900 bush
Shpments-Wheat. 300 bush corn. 4lOOO bush: oats
1900 bush.
st Louis June s.-Wheat unsettled No red cash.
hard 71912iic. Corn. No cash. 321sc; June. 82c
July 327sc September 33l4c. Oats steady: No cash.
24c June, 24Hc; July. 23%c; September 2c; No
white 2sc.
Toledo June s-Wheat lower: No 2 cash. T8c bid:
July TIC. Corn active, higher; No mixed, 34e oats
dull steady; No = mixed 2ec. Rye nominal; No 2 cash,
67c bid C1overseed dull steady prime cash. new ~ 'o'
october. 81 30 asked.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. June s-Thsre was Improvement o. day IN
ne demand for cattle and prices better during
the morning. Later however. n stinenAd M snmewha,
ChSieer grades Of sits sold at s. lsat5 common to
s. 30 Bulls. and heifers brought s2QS5 10 and
calves 25Qf6 70. few Texas stees were disposed of
at 81 O50f5 90 There fairly good Tor hogs
but receipt. were liberal md sales mostly yesterday
SO i0q3 30: light weights 80 70aS3 20 Pigs brought
s. 30ds3 70. aud cullA 81 600f3 20. Of the sales
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09

Spot cotton in the local market closed dull. with prices
unchanged. the oasis Of 5-l6c for middng upland
and 9ec for middling Gulf compared 6zc and
ono respectively Total Gales bales were
for delivery Spot in Southern mar
kes middng quoted was officially reported by special
dispatches Exchange follows: New-Oreans
steady at 5&cs Mobile nothing doing 1l-i6c sayan-
steady at 5sc; Charleston quotations omitted Will
mington quiet BIC Norfolk &c. Baltimore nom
jna 61<c; Augusta steady 6itc Memphis a
5%c: 81. Louis steady l3-l6c export movement
follows:
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Citations foot OF West 23rd, Cortand and Desbrosses
streets (Penna X X Ferries
'Time West 25rd street; Oiher figures co,tlsndior or
Desbsosses streets. Daily except snndsy; : sunday
only Otner trains daily. tsuneay lea'ess2- esuH
dayleave.s IS. X sunday leaves 6.l5. .
t.6J 700 A. NJ. Local for EASTON.
.1JJ eS.OS A. ". For BUFFALO, NIAGARA
FALLS aud " est, and principal local points. Parlof
A4a 4!iI.J5, pi.! 1900 XOon. "eLAcK DIAMOND
ExpReSs" Handsoncst train In the world; Linz
TED ID seating capacity Due Buffalo sa' J. "; con-
Meeting with through seepsrs 10 Detroit and Chicago
plh'ns Oa' 'e'oo For w1LKEspARRE,
1888 Los sSFASTGsd sSd Sst sI;asns'
r,.ly Yt5PM Local for AAuCH CHUNK.
"a ~ 6IopM Local kxpTsss for EAsr0N.
.5,JJ, 16.Vs e. n. For arcI.o and points West
Throngl sleeping Cars TO Chicago snd Toronto.
'75J 500 z. M. Express for Bt FFALo and
TORDNfiI NCae but Sleeping Car passengers carried
1923 1890 Pm FOrlTEACA. EOtEEeIbh
BUFFALO aud West; Sleeping Car. 70 Chicsgo
SOUTH PLAINFIHLD and BOUND BRnok loess'
daily exc,pt sunda, ;.lO& io5OA.M. '225, 2S. 40
lD. 's.25 aud $50 |. NJ ,.,, "a, ,ao
S5j 9It and 1891 broadway, IS Union square west Is
Coinmbus Ave n Y. SD Fulton St. Cour! 81, S
Broadg,y and Brooklyn Annex station, Brooklyn:
\ = Transfer co. will call for and cheek baegaSs
from hotel or residence through to destination
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
NEW YORK CENTRAL.
HARLEM DIVISION.

ei2 A. NJ and 90 i. N. Daily, exoep, Sunday. v
Pttsaeld. Sundays only at go A. VI.
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated With Pintsch Light
Ticket offices l3, 26l, Alb and 1916 Broadway, -
Union So W. 255 Columbus ave-. 81 West l25,h St /,
io5th St l3s,h ST. New York 33s and 72s
Fulton ST. and 104 Broadway Z. D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone '279o Thirty-eighth street for New York
Central Cab service Baggage checked from hotel
residence bv Westcott Express Company
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
NAVAL STORES.

Early In tho day inquiry and holders OF spirits
lowered asking prices demand at the
quite heavy. causing OF the early loss TO be
the close the entire market showed consdera
bic steadiness. Quotations follow:
TAR-ReFuars 50; oil. bbls SO b5Gs3 co.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-3sd3SiRc.
ROsIN-Common to good strained. 81 soasl 32h: e.
-; F. so; c. 81 50: H. 81 10: I, 81 49, X 81 90;
NJ 81 IS; y. 81 SO; W @. So co. w W. s275.
STOCK.
hosn pois
Tar iol bbs
Savannah June s-Spirts turpentine firm. 36c; sales
"a bbls receipts l49 Rosn firm and unchanged sales.
go bbs: receipts. 4.l35.
Charleston June sTurpentinc market nrrn. 35c. Rosn
firm unchanged
Wilmington. June s.-spirts turpentine quiet and
steady 35q35zc receipts. G5 bbls Rosin dull 90a0Jc
receipts ZIG bbls crude turpenne quiet 81 o. 81 and
81 20 receipts ~ bbs Tar hrm 81 30 receipts 90 bbs
London June s-Cacuua linseed spot sos 90. LAnseed
OIL 2Os Cd. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 34s 30.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09

,I,TTON-Whue the market for cotton futures was
,ather lss active and somewhat easier than yesterday
wake, variations were not extensive even the more
scye nosltlons not Aucuating than points during
the session The opened about steady WIN prices
were al against wider scope of vaia'oIs, On
Re one hand still favorable making
full response sharp rise in prices wnieh K pac
The English news was especely STRONG
an The showing spot sales. which were again very
heavy on the other hand however, the annual report
issued by The Financial Chrol-
c conetelv upset calculations regarding the IN
crease I'm cotton area placing the average AT u per cent
while local views had been fixed for decrease or :"
port long cotton quite freely and would nave
made weak of IL but for the favorable foreign
news private ao well public Reports from Manchester
renecied favorable situation regeroins te
o0k for foreign goods made OF American cotton
Continued large operations the OF purchases for the
markets reported at very prontaOe
nricas Az the time reports from the cotton goods
continued favorable IL was
also reported Southern spot markets We're very r
make shorts but there was no particular demand
to cover preferr1ng 10 hold of for the Gov
eminent report due from Washington Saturday morning
gossip rather bearsh but contained ue
more reiteratiOns Of previous statements. The
Chronicle" summarizes In follows: ''As already
indicated the tendency 10 reduce cotton acreage this sea
heavy The Indian Territory stands alone In
recording increase. but that result is due 10
Indian AFFAIR.", account OF which farmers rerained
from going trouble of dversfyng their
they cannot hold possession Of their lands The great
Increase have been Missouri and Oklahoma
follows In the Atlantic States the falling off from
3 per Virginia % per Carolina,
and along the Gulf the declines per
Of per cent Arkansas per cent and Tennessee 5la
cent Florida and louisiana according 10 infor
This shows net decrease. compared 1898
$40 cent, making the total 22 433 PAS 1880
against 25. IT5.o0O acres In ls9S.
The Of contract prices in the local market to-day
foDows:
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
RAYMOND s Wblttcfnb
TOURS AND TICKETS EVERYWHERE.
rs Union Square, N. Y. Telephone 90 lotn.
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY II. IS'V
ron 1bE WEST. ,,, -
Leave New York south Ferry Wniteha Iesnha+I .r sns
foot OF Liberty street Time from South Fe'"'
Leave Liberty street minutes later. ,.,...
sDaily. tExccpt sunday y, % - n.
CHICAGO .43o a. m (I.lberty street only. 'iZe D. -
anc 'J2.l0 night. - ,.> so
PITTSRURG. 't30 a. liberty street oni)J' W.
p ciNcINNATi. ST LOUIS 'O55 a m. 1855 D. ne
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS. ,,.,
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. tI55. '9SS 9SS. oDin. oDDinsS
'1l % (Diner), tl2 55 D. M dD,nerl 10 'Dner,
'255 CRoyal Limited exclusively Pullman 10 nisht
'4.h5 (Dner) H555 p. m. Dlner) ana Va" "'s"
NORFOLK. tl2.5S D. IN. 49,,
All trains illuminated With Pintseh bignt r,,o, g.
Offces ll3. l72. 26 ll4. 1884 BroadwsA - IN syS
w l2f Bowery n Y: 800 Fulton ST. 40 S.ahan M rsgc
BROOKLYN whitehall Terminal and Liberty 81 bassas'
checked from hotel o. residence to destination
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
ERIE RAILROAD.

trains NeM-loTk, loot OK
as follows ana ave earlier from West ION.
0yOO A, M,-yesuDuled Express daily Tor bsnenssi
wayerly Elmira buffalo, bradford. Arrive eHhA'
j. NJ Parl0r car Buffalo. 80, souA
2NpO n. M-Iestlbuled lmted--Fast mail daily so.s
train for Chicago. Cleveland 40 NJ Snvss'
. p NJ. seepers 10 Chicago. Cleveland ana N'"'''
Dining Car. ..,,, pxn...s
7i;sO r. M.-Bunalo and Cleveland vesoued Esprwe''
daily Arrives al Buffalo T.0S A. NJ, Bradford ~ a %.
Jamestown I % A. a.. Youngstown 10: A. NJ, CleNs.
land ~ 20 y s,spers 10 Iunaio and Cleveland cars
Library Cer ,-,.,,,~
wavrrly and Chicago Sleepers 10 Buffalo Chicago ana
TSHiIcKETs ioCRi. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN &C
i COMMoDATIoNs at III, ilS 26i. +oi and ", ba2ae>
Nay l2T i.Sth-st. and 2l3 West l2on-
st. Chambers and West 2sd-st ferries. NswsIofk: 50
snd stO Fulton broadway, Brooklyn; l2s Hlssr "
Hoboken aud Jersey City station New-fork Transfer
Co calls and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
dences.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
oNee Is as follows.
The statistical position Of Brazil coffee is as

R,o-Conee market steady: No RIO IW!o eNcpas
& I5Gd. recepts 10000 bags cleared Tor the CiH1ei
s,s,es 600 bags cleared Europe, 1000 bags STOCK
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09

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STATIONS In New YORK foot OF Barclay and Christophf
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