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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-19

Three men who desired to be natural
lied in New York have been rejected
whose intimate knowledge of the true
nolitlcal situation in America shows that
they know enough to be given citizen
ship papers. One of them had been
asked who in the United States We're
eligible to become president, and had
replied, Mark Hanna" For this he was
refused final naturalization papers ON
the ground of ignorance of our political
institutions. He was treated more just
IL, however, than another man, who,
when asked who was mayor of New
York, replied, Richard Croker or
than third who answered "Platt' to
the question of who was governor Of
New York State.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-19
THE MINT JULEP.
Norfolk Yirginian- Pilot

Norfolk Virginian- Pilot
Alas! for the Baltimore Sun! I'm a
dissertation ON the mint julep, and in a
vain attempt to give it worthy ascrip-
ton of praise, it actually speaks OF
drinking the julepv and further on,
in thanking a lady of Virginia, who
lives near Harrisonburg, who offers him
a Virginia "ham dinner" embellished
with a sure-enough mint-juIep, it says:
.In an imaginery mint julep the Sun
drinks her health and wishes her long
and abundant happiness" The SUN
paper evidently means well; but to speak
Of the JULIEN as a drink and to offer
to drink it, is a dissertation of haF-
mony, symposium and confecton of nee
toral sweets, blended beauties, of color
and exquisite cdors. that is an inspira-
ton and a beatitude of every imbiber.
That the lady herself speaks of it as
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-19

The Dockerys call Col. A. NJ. Wad-
dell .'the Danton of this recent attack
upon American institutions" Cah him
by what name you will, Col. Waddell
was the heroic figure in the Revolution
OF 1898 and won the eternal gratitude
of every true North Carolinaian by his
courage and spirit. May he live long
10 enjoy the thanks of the people he
did. SO much to save from the horrors
of nisrule!
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-19

Among the speakers at the Education
III Rally at Sanford yesterday was MI.
ID. +. st. Clair, resident Of Moore
county, who is now ON the editorial staff
Of the Literary Digest. Mr.. st. Clalr
was first editor of the Sanford Express
and then of the Charlotte Chronicle be-
fore going to the metropolis. 1t is graft
flying to know the hearts of the scat
tered abroad no matter how well they
succeed, turn back to Dixie"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-19

The late Secretary Window once said
that four men could at amy time levy
upon the American people tax of twenty
milIlon dollars 10y increasing the rates for
the carrying of grain two cents per hun
dred weight. That is too great to put
i'm the hands of any four men, but Judge
Simontcn. a non resident, claims and ex-
ercises the right to cut down railroad
taxation in North Carolina more than
ten ndllion dollars. All such power
should be curbed.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-19

The Democrat says the total tax for
Watauga county for 1899 is S14,342S,
an increase of $429.24 over the amount
collected in $685. Ii the increase had
been on railroad property Slmonton
woitld have issued an injunction keeping
it at the old figure. and If on the Western
Union, he would have reduced it. As
it is ordinary folks, they pay it. 1t y
doubtless a just increase.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-19

Flight bundled skilled mechanics have
been dismissed by the Cramps. The reg
suh g:ycr Is that they cannot Scare
structural STEEL Why cant incy
seeurc il: The Steel Trust might III
..weT.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-19

Nobody ever accused Tom Reed of a
lack of brains. His abdication of pos
tion of power in Washington for big
paying law practice shows that he loves
money too much to be truly great.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-19

When asked, if during his "trip abroad
he saw anything in the parliamentary
institutions of the various countries that
could -be proftably prafted on to ours.
Tom Reed said "Of course if we are
going into the colonizing business we
shall need new outfit" Mark is now in
Europe at the bargain counter getting
prices Of crowns and robes of royalty.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-19

the a
S Carolina Institute at
is
application to INSTITUTE Greensboro N G
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-19

When Gar Reed landed he said, II be-
lieye in the Declaration of Indepen-
dence" and the administration took that
as personal aifront.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-08-19
.INEBRIETY.. DISEASE

Inebriety, morphine and other drug
addictions are dependent upon diseased
condition Of the nervous system. Inc
victim of the disease again and again
puts forth the most heroic efforts to re-
form, but his disease is too absolutely
overpowering to be conquered by reso-
lutions. The will-power he would ex-
ercise if he could is no longer supreme.
Alcoholic stimulants have so congested
the delicate nerves that they cannot re-
spond to the performance of their func-
tional duties, and the helplessness of the
victims condition is as inexplicabe to
himself as it seems ineXcusable to his
friends The Kelley treatment cures
this disease by restoring the nerves to
a perfectly healthy state. 1t cures by
removing the cause. The result is that
thy condition, and he has neither craving,
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
mo report.

METALs.The marks, started the week showing
siderable iFTesnsFi,y but very liile ectiy Tin and
degree OF strength News was Conflicting and added -
pig iron .sTrants entirely n9miaaI at sls % copper da
sP't sIS & % ~ I % and sIs , hqmina in ny
Lead closed quiet but firm; spot to July quoted 81 20
50 Is nominal June TO August. 50 nominal The ansi
LnlSn G cables e0r 'eaey Win }ta Saoled
futures iii spanish lead quoted At IA 5s
MoLAssEs AND sYRyyPs- view, Of buyers and
sellers were py S1 pG, % ssge changed own
stef rsfHsed refused 'S sIsH syTuPs Gqs and quota
l2 fair i59i5s god SS5as iCq1s pSo Pe 29g gee New
common. 1sal4s fair. i5GlGc good 1915 prime 2os
OCEAN FKEiGHTs--The market for berth freight.
a. London d xeMSas Ga' S Ani%eP P'G 2 81 aTrS Ta % a
pigs. Rotterdam, e.sgIS Amsterdam; G.te' cotton 70
LverIFfE M was sead1 nqalrg Tor .s
s e ns v2 fSS 9. %ss rh n4 hoas &
FUN recent rates were bia N ne steamer market thtre
continued steady; steady busnes was reported
oiIs-Busness in cottons>ed oil progressed along mod
crate lines and the market ruled fairly steady old
ur9ces The same Of linseed oil Refined pc
Seu ssS At s % and Sa 3 S
pha bb 81 i5 and in bulk 81 % rennea cases s p;
seed oil prime crude q rs prss crude B. mills
yellow 2e butter ersass prrne WIT T9s6 e
4ld<Sc
.taGy 70 frm all da1 On oSte eoverng by he short
and sympathy with corns advance closing prnc
ficallv unchanged from Saturday .PORK-flrrn
Quoted Mess IS 75Gse family slO j0aSo 70 short clcs
~ 5OasiO 30: packet 81 soafio. India mess sl4a
SIS 90 DRfssEb oGs~Fifm oaoi hs'Sa bacon 5S 10
10 SIC: 100 n. SIC. pigs. bic. CUTMEATs-
H. SIC i2 n. 5c; u n i%c. picked shoul-
eg6.es saS western greens 81. Western p sAc
cit, greens sAc. .TALIOw-Dul. city 3 l6a4s c.
country 4hc .LARD-Firm. quoted b27i,c. city
lard steady quoted. SOC refine! lerd STEADY. quo'e
compound steady. quoted city. 4%c Western Sc.
sTPARINE-Firm. quoted. oeo. nc; city searine
eG6Ac.
R1CE-The day in the rice market passed quietly with
the close steady Advices from the crop
about expected. Quotations follow: Domestic
10 low fair 2hG4l1c; fair 70 good. 4hd5hc prime
choice 5HQ6Ao: head. 7G7isc Pstna. 5a5Ac: do
bond 3Hd3hc. Japan. 4f.d5hc Java. 4Hd6Ae; Ran
goon. bond 2f2t1c.
sUGAR-Rehned sugar was quite steady bur quieter
than IN q owing % irregularty In the 10
cal Dngiish niafkets custatlnrs follow
Do!n9s tke cut Leaf. 6hei crushed. Sc. eubss DOW
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June l9 3:45 2. m.-EAchange c.oelng
Vhea ,1sp0t dull: No Western winter IS lisd; No
red Northern Duluth 0s a.. No California nominal
Corn-Spot nrm: American mixed spot new "a Osdi 90
old b 6id June nominal July quiet, Is 5d septenDsr
quiet j. GSd F1our-St Louis fancy winter hrm ,s "a 20
% Tinted states Anes nominal do good 62s Petroleum
9LA peas-Canadnn 5s ia. Talow-Australlan, IN
London firm. 2ds 90. 'neese-o Ordinary. new. fa- Ul
Bees-r;xira India mess steady Cos prime mess .eaey
55s pork-Prime mess fine Western, nrm, 45s. Lard
Refined in p n pals steady. 2Gs rh. Hsms-short cut
1 a. N, AS. Bacon nmber.and cut p 70 10
N, duI ais Cd short rib. Is % ~ 10 dun 2as long clear
m ddIes light 80 80 10 dull 2Ds Cd lons clear m'ddles
10 n duh. 2s short clear backs 10 20 is
~ dul. 2ss. clear bellies. II 20 10 n easy. "s 90
shouder.-squAre ~ "a N. dull. 2s Lard-Prme
western In tlerces steady. 2ds 81. Ch'se-American
finest white nrm. AS Cd DO coored. as Tailow-Prme
city steady 22r COt61seed o-Hull refined, June and
July steady. iSs I'd Trpentne-spirits nrm s5s Rosn
Common steady. 4s The imports OF wheat into Liver
p, for the week From Atlantic ports pI 2Vo quarters;
from other ports II 900 quarters The imports Of eorp
from Atlantic ports the 800 QuarteA
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave Ne~-i0rN foot OF 1nsmusI s'-'
as foliows ana minutes earlier from West -51-sl'
o,to A. N.-Ves, lbuled Express daily for Bnghamton,
wavery, Elmrs. Buffalo Bradford. Arrive Buffalo
=. A. Parlor Buffalo
0iI5 4. M.-Daly. except sundays. 10 Binghamton.
Owego. Waverly, Elmira and Delaware Valley points.
Daily 20 Port Jeryis and Monticello. Pullman Parior
Cars.
2.OO r. M.-Vestibuled lmtet-Fast mall daily s9,id
train Chicago. Arrives Cleveland If0 A ~ chicago.
p. NJ seepers = Chicago Cleveland ana Cincinnati.
Dining Car.
7,3o 4. M.-Buralo and Cleveland Yestbuei Express
daily Arrives Bualo 705 A. M Bradford T;2O \. NJ,
jamestown 200 A. NJ. Youngstown 1927 \. NJ, Cleve-
1890 T. NJ. sieepers 10 Buffalo and Cleveland care
Library Car.
0iI5 T.. M.-Daly solid train Tor Bnghamton. waverly.
Elmra and Chicago. Seeprrs % Buffalo. Chicago and
Cincinnati. Dining car
THICK ELS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
i COMNODATIONS az III. ll3 26i fOl and 9j1 Broad
way 27 Bowery 1876 East l25thst and 21S West 18th
at, Chamber. and West 23i- ferries. New-Nork 13
and 500 Fulton ST.. - broadway Brook ~ River-s
Hpboken. and Jersey city station New York Transfer
calls for and checks baggage nom hotels and
de-c.s
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
EXPoRTs LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. June 10. lsa0.

New-York. June TO- 1890.
COFFEE-The marke. f1- Brazilian coffee futures was
4 small one The situation abroad. well as at nome
rns quet destitute feature that the movement
= suppes at and Santos promised 90 Increase WINE
deliveries from American warehouses showed q ue
reasng tendency. th,Fe factors together pointing 70
nm larger visible suppy already TOO heavy 70 he carrei
fortaty even current oV prices. about the lowes
record To-day. however. there was no partlculhr
,-essu-. q slightly lower average 81 prices as
.,rnuared with the closing of Saturdays market ne
,e ming call was quiet unchanged prices = decline
!, points with 80 bags sales 70 noon Iouo
,aes and for the entire 30 bags with the market
inAlly stesdy unchanged 70 points ioWeT hanre
howed positive weakness and decline 4 20 RES san
a On the other hand firm at supported prlcea A.,
spot coffee IN the open MARKET rule9 hs'I5 M
nd nominal basis ~ previous pro NJ flo
nvolce lots S7sc and i1.bng parcels 6Nc. T.,
The result ~ Dutch sale 90 b. held 20 morrow "
waited with interest by traders
Receipts Rio last week were SVV"" "hes ae'''o
400 the week previous and $1,000 BAGS year ago. ~
antre g7 Ooo bags compared with $500 a "e'k
e-ller s-d a. 900 last year Shipments from klo ias'
och y Onl bags including 22no 70 the United states
htp-rerts from Santos were lloVVV base "i WIN"
mount ~ 600 this country. - -.
r7oi yva-ehtisc deliveries IN this country ieN Wefh.
oas laEs including 7o244 from New Or nfeyloGs %
..t qG 495 bags which 10 .4SG were from New orK
he weeks deliveries This time last yeer we're oISZ uas
THe range OF contract prices IN The Ioo"' Ha'he' 10
.IT "A a.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

usually iarg and prices ID consequence ruled about
5iood r. eSoise cattle broush, 81 Si0s5 so commonsr
grades selling at 81 So1st y feelns cae So 'oaS3
cS'ce heifer. western fed steers 5o6s5 IS Texans
SO aoa<j. calves brought 81 2jgF5. Demand FOR nogs
was good and although receipts were large prices were
only slightly lower The ia,e market was firm Light
and heavy 81 55Gis s2a pigs g 9oasJ 10. and culls.
81 qsss 50 arsscs & @ Sheep S'sS sd nnG s g 5Sa Sa for @ u
NJ TO s:aSa25 for choice TO prime aoc<s Earrings S
clipped lamts 81 sOgso and spring lambs 81 5oqt7 so
ReceptsCattle, % 900 head; hogs 1900 head sheep
Fast Buffalo. June lsReeelpts of sale and through
ended at noon to-day Cattle 223 sheep ard
lambs 81 cars hogs. 20 cars. shipments: Cattle Ill
ears sheep and lambs 20 carr; hogs; - cars Cattle
The market day was in fair position win ~ loads
grass kinds weak and lower Choice stockers were
in demand and steady but the medium and common
sll. sold steady but the common KIND and
& wsr' @ Ssas sea9 ana seS demand and song d
10 bes, smooth fat export cattle - 25Gs5 so; good
sSns. @ 81 2Oss sss % G % soi TO sss 1 SPsSf
,S ;sS y s Ss' IA 50 s 90 Fod 20 d'S'f % b ls' s i hS Il 500
s. 10 fair 70 good heers 4aS . fat eoSs good 70
rews ssGti q fat cows common to fair. 81 5oa$I
choice extra quality s: ccgs4 30 common 70
sor .,orS 81 soGS4 10 Jersey s,ocers ,Sss5 % stock
hs 50 500 s. a fsSi se.5 sa tou 20 .' oes S S e,s S
r5od Bog siogsis good choice s9lasi5; springer.
COWS and springer common 70 good slsas2S eslys.
choice extra 50 &Ssse 53 good to eaole, - ,'s% ~
and win good demand Tor handy sheep prices ruled
ser sIpply for the demand ruled Iower Lambs choice
!sa.e good 20 ehoics s' sogs' y sSTmSn
gOod ehecs sg,5 % fair TO s1od " asS s,,s .PTns
siesst 1@I Th % oernss pfsy wei leaned Up Hogs,
With only SALE and pretty sool der demand
msns Iss TsfNs s q '9s ss demand at n. close Being &
n.d. Medium Ella sensrally At z; mi1sd $40. S;s'
n. osrns. v.r. w. el.an.s 70 .ad Ii. close 'ons
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston June Cotton steady; mideling. i5-iec:
low mlddIing 7-l6c good ordinary 4%o; receipts IA
bales. stock 214l4
New Orleans June l9-Cotton quiet; middlng o%c;
low niddiing 1870; good ordinary S-lC receipts
g., baes. EXPORTS coastwise ST.. sales 1000 stock,
2Ti .O5l.
Nenrhis June l9.-C1tton quiet middlng 5&c' low
.,S,1,, ~ Ice good ordinary 4Ac net receipts. 400
h,,es. rross 67s shipments. l575 sales. 300; stock
lO4 .tes.
a,.tora Juue iQ-Cotton nominal midding. 0l1c: low
,ni4dnr l-6c good ordinary 5-ltc gross receipts
ira hel4s: exports coastNlse loO" STOCK lo'+z
S.ra,,,h Tune lp-CD'ton steady. m!ddling. 5hc low
rSdnc 5sc receipts, iI5 bales exports coast"se 4o
stock II, i2O
:. louis June 10 Cotton quiet and steady; middins.
"a "a. low nllddl.ng 5hc: good ordlrary 4<ei net
r@ints 80 bales gross S7s shipments ia stock. SlsoS
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20

COTTON-The week in the local market started with
pAc,;stoa dragging heavily ant sentiment more or less
tNe5 on light liverpool buying the market opened
tone with prices unchanged 20 point lower
Is the session progressed trading narrowed down TO
ks -A-sfons ~ rclnert and An effort on the part
prominent Wall street house diepose July holdings
sr renyestment in January no time during ;he day
give the idea the tendency OF
eminent generally. IL what brokers term "a one
orted we-slsained prices FOR spot cotton al Liverpool
less activity than expected and nerveless sagg ing
being reported heavy prices Domes-
held out no Of possible in
with the South favorable the crop was
td doing famously though occasional complaint
ain 10 hand. Though deprived Of support IN me
btpe Of activity spot abroad local bulls refused
Civ. up the idea that something would turn up win
the next month two 70 sHord them an opportunity
regain the ground lost from time to time during tns
~ months Cotton so3d' were MOVING Her anu
Iomentay furry o. activity. during which prices 4roke
nder quidation. the local market FOR futures coSed
treiy steady at net loss OF 2g4 points ,..-. .,
A cotton brokerage house having headquarters at al
pellka. Ala. says OF conditions IN the belt: IMhe me
MAY, has exceedingly favorable Tor the
svslopnent OF the cotton The nature OF the
tate OF cultivation Is very high eatfacto indeed
weather has favorable that the cultivation OF
rev!ous years Nevertheless. ind this early
!age that tho early cotton has made. comparatively
pesknR much progress than The late cotton sha
'hls the croo regarded uniformly good and IN
TceIent condition the late planting does not MAKE
se progress that should under such favorable conotohs
re early crop shows SQUARES in abundance
nc al an early expect 10 blooms To close
bssrvsr. the crop appear even at ms aa,s; 70 - -
tcgTees vhere well worked while backward snd small
neglected. The absence of grass this season Is
lanting well worked s later than ias season
MS same hrm takes issue WITH he y"
claim that be proftably RACED al
TIE rang. of cOnrsc, prices the local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
DELAWARE, LAGxlwLuxA { WESTERN
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY IA iS'a
RON lhE WEst
Leave New York south Ferry WniIehau Terminaq. ans
foot OF Liberty street Time shown from South SeTry
Leave Liberty minutes later.
sDsny. fExcept sunday: tsunoAys
CHICAGO - 80 a liberty street oniy). 'lS .. N
anc 'S2 10 night. -, . O..
PITTSBURG. 'i.30 a. OLberty street onsy) -o-oS
. cINCINNATL ST. LOUIS 1855 a m. 's.53 p n.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BAITINoRE, r15o. '955 Diner1,
.ii25 a. m (Dner), ~ IS p SD,nerl. 10 (piner,.
s2 CPoyal Limited exclusively Pullman Train Diner).
'455 ODiner. .5S .. m. Diner) and 'i2io night
NORFOLK. tl2I D. m.
All trains are illuminated With Pintsch Light
O-ices: Ii3 i72 2el 49, lzsi Broadway. - Union So
W l27 Rowery y: 800 Fulton st, $50 Graham ave-.
Brooklyn: whitehall Terminal and Liberty 50 Basgags
checked hotel o. residence TO destination
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20

derea and coarse powdered 5c; xxx powdered b7.c;
standard grnnuated and fine granulaied ore, ,n Coa
granulated and extra granulaed 5Ac confectloner
granuated SAC: . n cartons n bags jib bags and
5-ib of fine granuiated 55Gc. mould a. -
diamond A. Sic. confcctioners' 4. 5sc. Nos l. ana ..
DC. No I. 49lc. No . 47sc. No g isle No - ~
= 4Ac: ~ o. 4Ac. No 10. 4.JGc. NJ II. 4'9c, 40 -
44c Nos I3 u u and 10 4Nc The market for raw
about steady. but generally queL w" @ u,a
prices unchanged. At the close centrifugal !" es Nhs
quoted 4c. nuscOvado 80 test SIC, and nolasser
~ test. The London market for cane sugar was u,
ani unchanged Java quoted i3c. Beet sugar was weak
and 2iad lower. 10 los lOish for June delIvtry.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
WEST S5ORER.R.

Trains leave franklin sta.Jn, y. Y. as follows
and Is m. later fIom foot q ". 42d 81:
I2,45 ?. NJ. CONTINENTAL LIMITED, Daily fof
Albany syracuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls
Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago and 81. Lcais Arrives
Chicago and ST. Louis next afternoon. Dining Car .
o:45 P n 80 later FOOT Y. i2d ST.. Chicago and
81. Louis Limited. Daily FOR Utica. Syracuse, ROch-
ester Bunaio, Niasara Falls Toronto. Detroit
80 p NJ Daily FOR Utica. Syracuse. Rochester. Buf-
faIo. Niagara Falls an Toronto.
g;I5 p NJ Daily. f0r Alh-nv T'tca. Syracuse. Ro~hes
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit. Clevs-
land Chicago ard St Louis.
Time tables at prsncipal hotels and Offices Baggags
checked from Hotel Residence Westcott Express
G E I.AMRERT General Passenger Agent y. z.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot of West 2rd Cortandt and DesbrOsses
streets lpeunA. L L Ferries
Time West 2ird street. Other ngurcs Cort and, of
Dcsb-osses streets. Daily except suncav. sunday
only. Otner trans daily. suncay ea' es645. esun
d1yisavess y. y sunday leaves o.l5.
f'6,1 700 J. ". LOca, for EASTNN. =
., ll e, ,OS A. NJ. for lFFALO, NIAGARA
FAILS nd " est, and principal Local points Paror
snd Dlning Cara Connects for Coal franchesT -
t1.J5 1900 Noon. BLACK DIAMOND
sxpRESs." /" liar csOmCst train n the world L;n-
nect M WIN through Sleepers 10 Dercit ard Chicago
Dih.le ~ For wILKEsBARRE
.53s i.Ss NJ sSd sSAS r@s sJ5 PoS
r.45J5.15P NJ. LOca. for On Iht M
+.5.I0, $40 y. Local for MAICh GHSEH,
80 10 6,2oPM. Local Express Tor EAsION.
80. rG.OS T. NJ. For Hunaio ard points Vest
Thfoush sleeping Care 10 Chicago and Toronto.
s1.S5 500 2. II. Express for BUFFALO ana
ToIoNTD. None but sleeping Ca passensers csrriea-
.1O.2J 1880 Pm. ForfTHACA, Roc HEsIEI,
DCFFALO aud West sleeping Cars 20 Chicago;
sOU FL PLA INFlELD and BOUND BROOK locsls
daily except SUNDAY nor, lo@AM '2Zs, I'D 't.o'
l2o. '325 and 30 2. NJ ,,-.,, -, ~, seo
sJi sIt And 1884 broadway, . Union Square Nest xss
Ioiumhus Ave Y Y ssN Fulton St, Court 81, "
Brosdway and Brooklyn Annex station BroOklyn.
Z Transfer Co. will call for and cheek basgAgS
from hotel or residence through 10 destination
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool June 10. p ncotton-Spo, In a!r de de-
a-S 90 rrice- unchanged. American middng ) IL 32d
~ the day were 1000 bales. Of which LOO
e.a ,or speculaon and export and included aIOO bales
.rne-,ca, Futures opened quiet with poor demand
~ rioss1 Quiet pu steady: American middling. m
Jnr. ~ Al az 23-e+d sellers June and july, 22-o+g
% ead sslert July 20 6&n3 ~ o4d, sell
er. August ana September % 6d, sellers september
snd oc,ober 2i -84d buyers; October and November
~ -a4ga al ed sellers. November and DecEnoet.
no 64fs8 2)-S4d sellers December and January s.&
~ NJ lad sellers January and February, - etu
SD-S4d buyers: February and March 2p-6i1S 2-o4d
sellers. March and April 2l-G4d. buyers. April and
NAV % t4d. sellers
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20

Although aulet spirits today on strong
Southern markets. Rosn and tar steady and
changed business in an departments % moderate
uro oporf ions Quotations follow:
TAP-Re 81. 90 Old hais 50 90.
SPIRITS Tt'RPENTINE- 35is dioc
ROsIN..Connon :. rod strained 81 3oati 92ta; z
g 10. \. 81 S5 " O. So -. ". s. 10.
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosn. B
turTieutiue DIS jIt
bhls lt
Charleston. June l9.-Turp@ntlne hrm at 36c. sales
30 hhls. Rosin firm. unchanged
wilmington. June ig-Spirlts turTentine hrm. hold
higher 3GGaG4c: receipts. - casks Rosin steady "0q
pJc. receipts l3g bbs. Crude turpertne firm. 81 b.
s2 10 and 81 %. receipts. 80 bbs Tar firm. 81 30 re
ceipts. 80 bbls.
savennah June lospirits turpenine firm. 3sc; sales
% bhls -e-eipts 2 139 bb.s. kosiu firm. unchanged
seles 1.l4s btls. rcrelpts. 4.ll9 bbls.
London June lg-Calcuua llnseed 87s Linseed OIL
Dis Turpentine- Spirits. aIs J.4d.