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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-23

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: sno, cot,on
eo business doing. sales. 1900 bales speculation ana
s 900. american 1900 middng upland II ga
futures opened barely steady sellers l84d decline closed
irregular and unsettled 264G2h decline January
feoruary al4b; February March, 3l5s March-AnrI
6IoHo; April May Siehs. June. aI7b July NV
eer-Octooer 3i6s; October November l5s Noyember-
december. ol4v; December-January 3l+v Manchester
Yarns quiet and hrm. Cloths slowly
FLOUR AND MEAI--The advance in wheat had an
encouraging effect in flour circles although demand hed
Dack rearing that the improvement might not be per
inahent A steady 10 nrm undertone prevailed however
aha at the close desirable grades all being firmly
heIo spring patents quoted SN69s4 20: winter
stralshts - StsS 6s winter patents 81 eds4 spring
GEARS rs lyaSS 80 extra No winter S3QSS extra No
FboUR-Frm quoted Good u fair IS 1888 % choice
70 fancy - 30as3 90. .CoRNMEAL--Quet Quoted.
Klin-dued 81 1882 rs as to brand BAG MEAL
quiet Quoted; Fine white 9oc nne yellow csc: coarse
sl61s5 co. sacks arrive. 200 ~ sis 25aSi5 30 lake
and rail- sacks. $10 60 winter bran sic 25N
Sl7 60 latter white fine SIS: middiings sleatls civ
ieed $40 5oqtle; hominy chop. s4 80 bulk SIS 80
GRAlN-wHEAT-Export figures to-day according 10
from 100 10 100 loads all ports addition 10 which
liberal business was reported also Chicago Kansas CITY
and 81 Louis From other extreme figures
We're cenied. but there vss little question that an un-
actions indicated that IL inclined
side nsure Considerable strength displayed through
Out the session. starting with early higher
cables ana reported heavy rains in France This wa.
followed by reaction midday during which local on
era'ors sold out part OF the wheat Accumulated
he opening But Developments cropping up az this
,nneure prevented any further eS ibon control
and for the balance session the undertone MS.
strong with prices advancing steadily until at the close
they showed h9c rise previous day A. usual
'psena,"o failed to extend beyond local except
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STOCK.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. %. 1899
BEEvEs- Receipts were % car. or .9s head lnclgd-
sales reported Feeling steady. Dressed beef In good
demand 7es.c ID for oTdinary to choice nays
steady and refrigerator beef lower at SIS per No No
exports OF live cattle fresh meat either to-day or
CALVES Receipts were 1o7 head all for the market,
70 choice vsais No buttermilks city dressed
veals steady 9d1lc per n country dressed easier at
sa9hlc: little calves sold at G47'Ac and dressed but
Sales II. Hume Bro: II yeals. 1872 n. at 81 %
J. G. Curtis Son; 40 Buffalo yeas IFS N. at SO %
o do ~ n. at s..
Mullen 20 nsa9 yeHs 's NJ e9 St g CO. cars or
head Including for the market. making. with a
held over yssery ?? cars on s a all ,h at Ie5sy
steady lambs with the exception Of common stock were
firm. and good lambs fraction higher Three car,
5oQs5 per 10 inferior choice lambs at s. 75a
,s deck Of MARYLAND lambs at $ i2h Dressed NUT
sales Newton @: 2as Virginia amss 81 n aver
& 25 s. ~ d. e 3D. at 81 2s e'i virginia DO
at at & 49, 70 DO x r. at s. - do leas' % n 81
West Virginia sheep l23 10. at 81 -; bucks rs 10
Mcpherson Co: 25s Virginia lambs. &c n. 81 10
"a s 3d. at so CO. & NJ at 50 :" los virginia
a. a, Gias 5. 81 virginia q p%A' 81 o s' d. 20
~ At 90 e:,. virginia sheep o. ~ at S. DO 10 NJ
$ Judo ( CO.. iSs isrssy lambs N. S. %
J. IT, #ilEersoh isl Maryland lambs GO N. at IS I2a
MaTy;anS sheep. 1870 n a, 81 70 ,o7 hen, ~,
we're III head on sale Market am and higher Prime
Western hogs sold at 8 % per 100 o light sh, STATE hog,
'eStc per FOR e1tTem ss Weight Ss..rn ,os. ia n
n, g. 80 per ' 100 NJ: % DO 80 n a, $50
Mullen date Yesterday: "a State hogs 2i3 n. at
- r. II Hos date yc.ierdSy 20 State hogs e2 H. at
81 81 rough, go NJ a. g. -
ro1ghs. 2es n. at 50
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIEs.-seaedp ropo-

sails for furnishing fresh and salt meats. milk
condensed and coal at the several departments Of
the Manhattan State Hospital at Wards Island. Black
wells Island YORK City. and the Farm at Central
Islp l. L. for period six months from July |. 1909
may by mail. delivered in person. w TO 430
o'clock T. NJ Wednesday. June IS, 1899. 10 Henry f.
Rowland President OF the Boar: Of Managers Manhnt
tan state Hospital No | Madison ave, New York city
a and place the Board Of Managers will re
coive and open all proposals
No bids shall considered excent from parties who
actual dealers in the commodities for which they
submit proposals. Each bid must be accompanied by a
check for 10 cent of the full amount. as
a guarantee that a contract VII! be entered into II
awarded. bond 81 approved surety company for
at least per Of the will be required
after the faithful performance OF the
Full specifications may be obtained at the office Of the
Board of Managers. No. Madison av.. New York city.
The Board OF Managers the reject any
and bids IT deem for the best interests Of the
state. HENRY T. ROWLAND,
President Board OF Managers.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the Office Of the Light House Inspector. Tompknsve
y Y until IL o'clock NJ. Tuesday July II. 1890. and
then opened for furnishing and delivering supplies for
the Igh-Houss Establishment with spec
hcatons copies which. with blank proposals.
SHEPARD. Captain. 4. & N. Inspector.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. June q. 1900.

New-York. June y, 1897,
COFFEE, carators in Brazilian coffee futures nau %,
,,te Incentive 10 make ventures to-day
o-nhin Saafures being offset by many Vhiasol ~,
ones me market opened steady at unchsnsa pecords
decline o. points stated by the oinclai - coli
s,bogh some Of actual business on me opkf osnq
shovel an advance OF points on yesteruy var
price May selling 55Oc subsequently me ssn , near
ts, vas rather quiet with a weak underone ekceP.
the close and Hamburg reporteo o .n.,p.raam
while RIO cabled weakness. ard cable from 80, IL
reported the Dutch sale 20 have passed OF eod ~
tsiov brokers valuation. with the marker Gun anu
regular at % &c good ordinary Java he ss O. 40
tef however was firm advance OF loV RES nn1 ~,
and santos together reported receipts OF only HV 80 &
Tinted States warehouse deliveries while less man
terdays were wen up the average me early a, sh
rcn nhases Of the market undressing IN tne NJ
sence OF outside while the local oontngen, was
not inclined TO operate. Spot Brazilian conee quie' a9
nomnay unchanged: No Rio invoice iots ., ,am Snq
,obhins narcels eve. Cleared Bahia June a. steaei
oIedge with 1900 bags cleared Rio June n steamers
Media hags and IAvorno 80 600 bags Just Delore
the close the report gained free circulation that local
hnuee had received cable from Carl hriecle a To- Vi
sSntos which stated that heavy frsts had been eSper
enoed in Araranuara confirming rurors out on tues
dav ~ that effect. The weather In Rio was descnoe
ss not favorable coffee raising This news priuc.
! huish effect upon the market sending prices oVlO
points higher with a Jump The close was hrnl WIN
values showing a gain Of points on all positlons
Total sales Of futures 10 $50 bags we'll scattered
through the list. . 49,, -, $3.50. =.
fac uae fOiOwp:
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

rJyerpool June r. D. m.-Cotton-Spot, good business
dom. brices lower; American mddling fair. 20 32d
good mddlng , 9-l6d: mdding. 1l-32d; low mddng
32d good ordinary 3-32d; ordinary % 32d. The
sales OF day 1900 bales. Of which 1900 were
FOR speculation export and included 1900 American
receints 200 bales ali American. Futures opened easy
with fair demand and closed Irregular and unsettled
American midding l. n. C. June i7-94d buyers. June
and July 3 II 04d value; July and August. IL 64d
sellers August and September 10 64g3 II Sad buyers
sentemh4r and October 64d sellers: october and
November. 10 G4d sellers; November and December'
"a cad value: December and January, IA CAD value
January and February. i4G4d buyers; February and
March 504d sellers; March and April 10 d4a3 1864
buy.rs April and May. B 10 G4d3 17-G+d sellers
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for A little foreign buying around ,he h an advance
os Mao ronts Liverpool was @gsu me- sur Russia
Ar,yerr unchanged Some advices TON
rerorted dry weather but II 10 gener, 4, drouth dis
,hst yod rains have for some osFs ,,,.nect.
trc,s iroproying considerably the spring wnea ana no,
u, ~ n,g and rst reports from hahsi. ~, Vs.
Except ior Dug orson the home situation was
NO, an Important factor In the DAY hmd oonsIderable
,nrs the interior movement however hau ,.hsn the
,nemenoe IN modifying bull enthusiasm -, was n, ito
hring movement encouraged by export - ,sy wheat
ssinh, The Western arrivals. together VIZ a, the
.sSc,. are a seous obstacle TO Dull ope ~ na,yy ar
r,asnt time Kansas City denied the rePot " IN he
p,a 80 nsw wheat but said would be conins ,i e.
,snrt or both winter and spring wheat W. and he
pounad 10 535 cars against az cars Ia, ea, sS ahead
,nterior movement 20 far this week IL I,"V aAoaf
~ last week Quotations OF cash Whea, Northern
- ~ uare as follows: No red. NC; 70 q Nu
I,,,r,, saa4c No Northern Duluth, 49,, ,riye.
$500 .nrtns 7ekc: I hard Duutn $50 '" cons
~ SoTthern Manitoba 79%c end OF June rio.o -,
Although hampered by estimated omea nstsa ahs MAJ
co cars FOR FRIDAY local corn bulls va,nad
huV ,a,y 70 day with result that prices sa,heu
~, over the previous night. closing sc net
TO- usa an export trade OF about 90 ioa9s 81 Po
III waa said that Grand Trunk roah nen oTVheH
a.as ~ lie on corn and be on oats 10 Ne",lNh
aesin.t nc "wednesday night Interior recelpts
o5 % hush Increase previous week while clear
No Q corn was quoted Ale elevator 4lc delivered end
N2 - Il anoat -. .OATs-Market was quiet, but
about steady in sympathy with wheat and corn No
cats closed 80 \ d3ic g. SOC; No white. aZt1USSc
No white S2c; mixed, Son32c; track white SO
asc No white clips 33c. RYEMarket steady; No
2 western e5tc. and No western oc, po'h o
seoat: state rye. e1c NewYork CARROTS
VCI-C
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WEST SHORE.R.R,

and is m later fiom foot Of W. az ST. =
Albany. syIssus. Roehe.,sr BgrsO SlssAra rSs
chlcaFo and 81 Louis next stternoon Dining Car
o%e p NJ go m later t9o' " ga ST. chieAse az
ester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Ds,ro.,
Cleveland. Chicago and ST. Louis
1880 p. N. Daily FOR Utica Syracuse. Rochester Buff
falo Niagara Falls ami Toronto.
O,IS + NJ Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roch~s-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit. Clsys
land Chicago ard ~. Louis.
Time tables at prpcpe hotels and offces paEgsp
checked from nots or Restence oy Nss,cott Erpr.ss
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DELAWARE. lAcKAwANuA { WESTERN
BALTIMORE & OHIO z. r.

5CHEDUIE n EFFECL NM =" wv
rUk the Mbsi' -,,, an ssS
r-.x. New York south Fern WnitehaI S,rJ
20, ., Liberty street Time shown 10 from s0s''
Leave liberty street minutes later ,s,,ssu
sDsly. fExcept suLuAl .,,v, Of 5 y =
CHICAGO. '436 a. m. LIBERTY street ool'''
'n PpIfTsBuRG. .4so A. m. liberty street eaN
o. m. 'l2 10 night. .,3 a n
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. 'ooS M
sI2 10 night - mann -u.Ixs
WASHINGTON RALrrMoKE. iToo. 'pSS biasr
.Ii2s a. m DINER, fi2@ ,. m ltnsr, la pls.o
1908 C'Royai Limited exclusively ruHass .iSi6 nsst
sIS Diner). SS .. m DneD anu
NORFOLK tl2.& D m -. ,,uh,
OFFICES: ia iT2 26i 43. 1884 BroAhWsSA' S.ssr ave-
w lcT Eowery n Y. 800 Fulton 81 10 % ne sssC
prooklyn; whitehall Terminal and Liberty 81
checked from hotel o. residence to destinauon-
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4 DNERTlsEMENTs and subscription for The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown ONCE No l,242 Roadway
- door north of 3lrtet. IN
ments received at the following branch at regular
cor 2tdst is2 6h-nve. cor i2thst.; Mays 6,h-ave
ana l+th ST; li2 Coumbur-ave.
West i2d St. near 9th ave: o. East 18th Isl West
va ST. between 7th and sh 50 East 4Ih-st; 33s
90 ave, between 10th and T7h iG26 ID ave near
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York. foot 81 M =,
as follows and Ave earlier rom nj q
OrW A. M.-Vesthued EXPIRES, daiy ior plns Arry,
Wavery Elmira Buffalo. Bradtori Jahes'o""'
buffalo T. NJ Parl0r 10 BBnalo . p,,9hamt,h
O,I5 4. M.-Daly. except Ssndays, 20 yapiss pontA
Owego Wavery Emira and peiaware Nallv, ipshof
Daily 10 Port Jsrvis and Monticello. FHi'm@" -
...u a.uy SOM
-ain 9or Chicago Arrives cleveland ~ A. NJ ia
r NJ Sleepers TO Chicago. ClrNe'""' anu
Isao r. M.-Bunalo and Cleveland Nes t ~ a n.
daily Arrives az Buffalo I 20 A. M Brslt"ia - S,y,.
jamestown 100 a. M Youngstown W. a .iA,,t can
land 1890 p. NJ Seepers to Bpna'o anu N'''
Otib r. M-Daily solid trsls for Bnghsm'on W. W., al
Eimlra and Chicago Sleepers 70 bunalo Oh'Ss"
Cincinnati Dining Car - ...,, ,,,,,,u,S &C
yIyCT[ETs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND Pul W, ~. erss-
LAMENTATIONS at III, li3, 2oi '0l and so ppssfs-
way is7 i,owery $50 East I2.thst and 2I3 We, -
81 Chambers and West 23d-st ferries NeM 49,. Al.
ana $40 fulton St 0s Broadvay BROOKLYN u. 1890
U.boken and Jersey city station New-toN Vs.
dences
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DED ID LINE.

RED ID LINE.
For Ia Guayra. Puerto cabeo, Curacao and Mara
caibo. via Curacao-Chlling also at Porto Rico.
Prom Robsrts Pier. brooklyn.
g &. CARACAS. Thursday July O. +. M.
s. PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, July % / Z. ~
These steamers have superior accommodations pas
senGers.
BOULTON. BLISS g. DAIJ.ETT
General Managers 1856 Front ST.
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Proposals.
4 RNY BUILDING. Whitehall St.. New-York

\ KM1 BUIIDIN'T' NHTIVHdI ~ NV"-TUI n
city June -. ls90.-Sealed proposals. in triplcate.
will be received until 2 O'Clock NJ June 90 ST'
then opened. FOR manufacturing 5000 suits Khaki
uniforms privilege OF 1000 Increase. Bids will also
be smaller quantities All garments 10
be and finished premises OF contractors. T. s.
furnish Khaki material only all buttons. toggles
facings for straps and all other trimmings and ma
teriais must furnished by contractors. Garments
must be sewed lock stitch ard conform TO specihca
lions and samples which will give general idea as to
pattern, etc which be In office Of Depot
Quart rmaster. Philadelphia. Chicago. and here. and
where blanks bidding be had. Cost OF material
spoiled imperfect workmanship charged to contractors
Garments be delivered in packing cases free or
T. g.. 20 garments to |. y reserves
reject accept all proposals or PEI
Proposals should be marked Proposals for
Manufacture o khaki Uniforms addressed Colonel A
6 KIMBAIIs, Depot .. NJ.
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OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. June 22.-The market for cattle strong
day buyers taking nearly everything offered yes
terday, best prices Good fancy sold O5d
S. CO. commoner grades at 81 5OaG. Feeding cattle
brought 50 65ds5 90 bulls and hefers 81 25Qs5 10
the latter for choice hsifers Westerns brought - coo
steers. t4nto and calves ~ 5O1ST Con-
tinued heavy u hogs less Anma ted
about 300 lower Light sold for
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Ocean 6teamers.

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.
AVA From New York Wednesdays. Fridays and Sa.urtavs
FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued to al
points Texas. Colorado, Arizona California. Mexico.
Sc Georgia Florida. &c. Delightful Excursions.
Write Tor our GO-page Pocket Guide" (maIed free,
c. IT, MALLORY & co. Gen. Agts.. Pier 20 T.. r.. y Y
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COTTON irregularty was developed In the
market for cotton after had opened steady a.
an advance Of to points. early cables coming better
than had In view Of the pronounced weak
yesterday. II soon became evident however
liquidation 81 long accounts which many thought
was practically finished yesterdays break being
renewed August unloading became feature, and most
forenoon August contracts held weak relation 4
the general market while showing however considerable
irregulary. The general list sold of 10 level OF 10
points below the osing prices Of yesterday when the
decline arrested by covering supplemented by
pretty fair investment buying Good commission houses
bought the decline. great deal Of cotton also
picked UP for Wall Street where the preference
given for Jan and March contracts European
buying which considerable directed chiefly 10
the positions Some conservative traders bought
the break the reaction theory they considered
the decline had been sharp contracts having
sold down from $50 Saturdays price 10 80 to-day.
while January sold down from sos 10 70. The main
factor in the weakness the generally brilliant char
acter OF accounts from nearly all sections OF the
cotton belt The saving factor in the English cables
the increased demand for cotton IN the Liverpool
ket confirming the claim that cotton needed
cotton goods sold ahead. Covering in the afternoon
steaded the market. and prices returned
opening figures. The market finally steady at a net
gain OF TO 4 points
The range OF contrac; prices the market to-day
follows:
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ot cotton In the local market closed quiet and steady
with prices Lice higher on the basis Of 6c FOR ming
upland and csc for middlng Gulf compared with Sc
ana OHc respectively last year OF q tales
were TO spineis spot cotton Southern markets mid
ong quoted was officially reported by special dispatches
70 our Exchange as follows: New-Oreans ouiet 5lc.
mobile nominal IL l8c Savannah quiet and easy 5&c
ShMleston quiet snd nominal: Wilmington steady $40.
Norfolk &C. baltimore nominal GSc Ang's;s on'e,
Csc: 81 Louis easy. 10 Ice: Memphis guet IN,
lower. Lille ''''' ''
The export movement follows.
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contract prices in the local market to-

Foreign coffee markets: Santos-Conee market FIRM;
S45 900 bags. Hamburg-Coree market opened !. p5S
lower at 230 p m. kG% pfg net lower, sales SV)0
bags Havre-Cofee market opened steady at !. franc
decline at u m unchanged at steady unchanged
cio.ed l. franc total sales. $500 bags.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL.
ertfpt Eun1lY- tN1IIl :
HAHLEM DIVISION.

e.i2 A. NJ. snd S5S = NJ. Daily. ssoept Sunday.
Pittsneld. Sundays only at . 20 A "
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains illuminate with Pn;sch Llght
Ticket Offices at liS 2ei, +t3 and 1919 Broads,y =
Union ga. W.. 25o Columbus ave. 81 Wesi i2sth y.
i2Sh ST and i3sth St stations. New York 33s sat -
Fulton ST, and io4 Broadway Z. D. Brooklyn.
Telephone ''27aO Thirty-eighth street for New Tea
Central Cab Service. Baggage checked from hotel .
residence bv Westcot, Express Company
GEORGE H. DANIELS General Passenger Aren't
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Rio-Conee market weak: No Rio. 1880 exchange
I-s2d: receipts 10000 bags cleared for the United
States. 5000 bags: stock. 231 600 bags.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore June quiet unchangel: receipts
rg the month eg1e J JSy 5s+ r g1IS ASsqs ts
a NC ''s s z No oc req eco G1 sales 81 COO south
by sample 1ogIIc DO on grade aS @aS,S july
r. i Gfso nc: August 80]&c. mixed. 37isg37 &C.
receipts o5 os bush exports, es etock ILL
i2a48c oats quiet No white 32as2l1e No m,sen
Ct sc receipts $50 bush stock "a 40 Hay strong ana
higher; No timothy. $40 80 Did Grain 20 4y
erpO S per bush p. Sd July Cork oree quar-
Ter, 2. 90 90 asked oa aS G9es medium
9ladsac. Eggs arm. i4a14hc Lettuce ste"dy' '""'''
per bush box
No i'i Northe 4' spot s3.e northern 6c Winter
T1ost dS No ysoT d s Ne No Welt" yscw sa
low. 3ehc: no corn 37%c; No corn 90 W Hs
2s d1 zoe: No mixed 2s,ia2ec No mixed 27'sg2se
RysnNothns doing. Canal fresht' steady Flour
Chicago June 22.-The leading futures ranged as FOL
lows:
Wheat No ?: oPenins Highest Lowest ;, cSslnF
f 6sssmSsf S7ss 7sass * 7s"e7ss
Corn No. 2;
~ T.. ~ 81
Oats. No. q
" " "'s IL I'll :s s siss:s
Mess pork per Dbl:
September ssIy ::..:: $50 SO $50 SO so T 81
Lard per 100 n:
s s.s;.4s., .,,.: s s3ss sG 1s sGGSS s@G:'.
Short ribs. per 100 10:
s ssly .;... 49, .5!SS 49, .55ss
spring wheat 10; No 8 spring wheat 72a74,.c; No
~ as5 ": No oats 2e4 S2SSc No white, soc: No
white 2sq29+e No rye &c 70 bnrey; S s1sS
seed 50 2 81 .a syT 5d s'd 49, e @ es Va
Shoulders ae.sd s. c2iSSs4 SIX sbor, clear sides
gallon 81 20 susa-cut loaf unchanged Produce
Exehsnse the STer market We" e nm Sg
barely steady; fresh. l2c
GO June June N dull wsss qas no
10 mixed 2sc Rye quiet: No &c Lard easy. 4s5c
steady
s2 q Northern ss:s & 9 3se s @ s
&c: 10 NorherH. 7i%c; No spring es'.e,
s54Ssin sae S Sq Sh2' Cor"
samples sOa35c. Rye nrm; No l. colo Barley Arm No
Minneapolis June 22.--Closs; Wheat in store. No
Northern June ISc July ~ sePeYoer d-S
e sTn. 'a Re No ''Fo ''' NO northern '' >''"
ptiladelphia June 22whea, firm and &c higher CON
m.ed June sa g3oAc oas steady No white SllPPfd
&2s M 9 f SS Wds;.n No mHd p
100; Eggs steady fresh nearly l4al4tc do western
l&rG15c Southwestern. l3Gl4i2r; do southern l"U
I3iIc cheese firm. Refined sugars unchanged. Cotton
was lice lower: mddling upands. csc Receips-four
COO bbls. 400 sacks wheat 1000 bush; corn 34Vp pus
oats $4,000 bush. shipments-Wheat. 300 bush. corn
l24. 900 bush; oas. lOs,0o bush.
St Louis June 22-Wheat-No 2 red cash I9sc; June.
1880; July 77%g77isc; September o,s+q7sSc; $50
hard T2h1T3lec. Corn-No cash, "a &c; June. 335c;
July 337sc; September, 33%c Oats-No cash. 26isc
June 26iac: July, 25%c; September. DC No white,
201sG3cc
Toledo June 22-wheat active. higher No cash.
II NC. July 7sc bid dull. firm; No mixed 4iac
GA ~
ca sh 59c Coverseed active higher; prime cash. new,
81 90 October. 81 20 bid.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Station, foot OF West 2rd Cortland and DesoTosss
streets (Penns X X FERRIES .,.
thine West lsrd Street Other fgures CortangtH
De.brosses streets Daily except SUNDAY. suaoy
dsyl..yessis \ sunday leaves IS -
ts815 90 A. NJ Local for EAST ON....,.
.S5J es.O~ A. NJ. Dor BUFFALO, NIAGAhA
FALLS ana West, and principal ioca points fH'of
and Dining Cars Connects fgr Coal ~
t.iI55 400 Noon. BLACK olAMoNu
exp9eSs" handsomett trsn 10 NE Eofs, Ln'
red 10 Sealing capacity Due Buffalo 80 ces
meeting with through Seepers 10 Detroit Aad Nh1At"
Dining 7" se'1.oo For wILKEs.BARRE,
.rs.33 i:SS ? Il sod EAST%sd i gols.:
-.i5J 5.f5P.M locs for MAlCh IMP
+.s III $40 ". Local Tor MA IN 1hArrlM
..G 10 H,2OPM Local khpfess Tor hAsaau,,
Xxx N6.OS I VI For bu1ao ard points Wa
rh,onyh Sleeping Cars % chicago snd Ioront9 -.
IS 800 p ". Express for Bl ffALo ~
TORDTTo None but Sleeping Car passenger, esr rv1
LOIS go pm. For tTHACA, 10, hhs'L'S
prtFNO and West. sleeping Csrr 20 g ieato -.
Soi'TH PLAINFlELD and Bot I'D hh,1 - io.aS
daily eieept sunday .iOR, loSAA. '9@a 2S''"
az, IS Is aud So 7. ..,,or. q, 10 nj N
s,i oil and isl broadway y Union sq.A15e ",s IA
Coinmbu. Ave y Y. So Fulton Il, Atvuiit, -
1rosSvSy aud Brooklyn Annex stsu9n hroe ttlss.,.
~ Transfer Co will call for ana chs.e pass-s~
from MOTEL or residence through 70 Destination