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shipments-Fyour. 1906. wheat, 1900;
corn, %, eco; oats, 1900.

Shipments-Fyour. 4.eeo;s wheat, 1000;
corn. %, eco; oats. 1000.
NEW YORK
New York, June 2-F1our-Rece.pts
36.9lS; exports, 1855. Fairly active and
steady at old prices
Wheat-Receipts, s., 600; exports, 15.S5s
Spot steady: No. red, sac spot and
to arrive, f. O. o. afioat; No. red, Sac
elevator; No. l northern Duluth. S41zc, Z.
o. b., a7oat 10 arrive; No I hard Duluth,
SS14c (. 0. b., ahoaI 10 arrive. Options
opened strong on bullish Russian crop
news and cables. They were well sus-
tanned until late this afternoon, when in
the face of bad home crop news, 81.
Louis turned weak and the local market
following lost an It's previous advance
under vigorous unloading Closed weak
but still X to sc net higher. latter on
September influence by relative light Of
ferings; July. 81 7-1sGS2 1-l6c. closed size:
September. SI1zliS25zc. closed S12xc; Deem
Der. S2I4dS314c. closed S2ssc.
Corn-Receipts. 120,9o0; exports, 1924:
spot steady; No ? 405sc f. 0. b. af1oat,
and 1890 elevator. Options opened steady,
advancing on covering, but finally eased
OF with wheat and closed steady "a SO
net advance: July. 39as I2S7sc, closed SEC;
September. 39is n 3S1sc closed 392sc.
Oats-Receipts. $50. 500: exports. 1854
Spot quiet: No. . Sic; Ma. 3, SOC; No. >
white, &c: No. white. SIC: track mixed,
western, 31q32l2c; track, S3G57c. Options
duh.
Hides Steady.
Butter-Receipts, SOS packages; steady;
western crea merry. .151zQ1S15c; factory. 11l5
G13l4c.
Cheese-Receipts 4-243 packages; dull and
weak: large white. Slac small white S126
SIC; large colored, IA 4Sc; small colored,
S14dS1zc.
Eggs-Receipts, n.953 packages; barely
steady; western, 131zG14i2c; southern, IN
PIC.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, June CLOSING: Wheat
Spot. steady; No. California. SIS 31zd; No.
red western winter. IS; No. l red north
ern Duluth, 6s Id; futures steady; July.
IS 117sd September. IS I'D.
orn-Spot-Quiet; American mixed new
IS Sd: old IS Sd. Futures quiet; June.
nominal; July. IS 424d; September, IS SID.
FTour-St. Louis fancy winter, firm,
Is Sd
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I'LL BIT 4 QUARTER
Of a Cent of an Early Gain in
Wheat Lost.
RAIN REPORTS AID BEARS
Corn and Oats AdvanCe--Pro-
visions Mostly Higher.

! Chicago, H., June Am early gain Of
| 1Aa15sc in wheat was wiped out and July
closed with a net gain OF &c. Corn ad-
vanced sc and oats 14c. Pork gained Ice
and ribs 2}zq5c. Lard closed a shade low
er.
/ Unexpected strength at Liverpool, claims
! of serious injury by drought to the crop in
southeast Europe. light northwest receipts
and a marked falling off in the Argentine
/ shipments started wheat firm. With all
+ this buliish news. however, the talent was
/ about equally divided and after the first
hour the market became very erratic.
! First one side had the advantage and then
the other, but the bears, who had been
selling freely on all rallies, had the last
innings. Liquidation was forced and the
market fell back TO yesterdays close. The
bears got considerable Inspiration from re-
ports Of a decided Improvement in the
. condition of winter wheat in the south
| west by recent rains. July opened &c
| higher, at 77l+4772sc declined TO 767sc, ad-
vanced TO 775sc sold off 10 772sc. rose to
7778, declined to 761zc and closed with buy
ers at 1854 d761sc. Chicago received 20
GALS Illl4S DL WHICH SLdlse0 El4AiIG EL MIL
neapolis and Duluth got 53S. compared
with 209 for the same day last year. The
aggregate at western primary markets
was $4,000 bushels. against 29S 900 bushels
a year ago. Cash demand slow.
Reports Of replanting and general back
wardness of the season strengthened corn.
Cash demand improved. Receipts. $50
cars. July opened a shade higher. at $50
33lsc, declined TO 325sa33c, advanced TO 90
5sq3324 and closed at $3.50.
Covering by shorts and a good cash de-
mand advanced oats. Receipts, 25O cars.
July opened &c higher. at PC, declined to
2224c. advanced to 231s d2314c and closed at
231sc.
Small receipts Of hogs and the strength
in corn helped provisions, although lard
dragged, owing to an unexpected increase
in stocks Of that commodity. July pork
opened sc higher, at $500. declined to $500
GS.021a and davanced to $50 at the close
Lard was dull with little change. July
ribs opened 80 higher, at $3.50, declined to
A.55G4.57l2 and closed at $4.571aG46O.
Estimated receipts for Saturday: Wheat.
IS cars; corn, 40; oats, $50, and hogs 1900
head.
GRAIN Avn zsa,nn4rrE,
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THE EATHEE
Wichita. kan June :. 1S9a

" -c1lt5, Kan. June . 1Sa
Local forecast for Wichita ana vicinity:
Fair saturday,; probably fair Sunday.
During the past - hours The highest
temperature mas been 3. the lowest =
ana the mean 81. wl-h moderate r1u7-
derstCrm ABOUT 5 a. m. wL-a IL irca Of
rain followed ny cloudy weather. vit5
q heavy thunderstorm from g. n. u
2. H.. and a heavy rain from 2 g. N
% an p m. 1I9 inches, total Tor ne
dag. - inches
The rainfall 50 far this year : 20
inches more Jr-n the normal, and since
the d~s- Of March b, is 2s- inches more
Jran the normal Last wear az mis- tine
-ha rainfall was Tar IN exces OF vhz-
has fallen his year
FRED L JOHNSON. Observer.
washington. June 2-F'orec2sc Tor Sac-
u-day:
Nausas-Showers Saturday: threaten
ms weather Sunday. cooler SATURDAY
r.saJ; variable winds becoming ze--b-
westerly
Oklahoma and Indian Territorv-Sr
ers Saturday afternoon; probably fair
Sunday; cooler Saturday night. SOUTH
easteE4y wins. becoming Eo.s1wss .s!.y.
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METAL. MARKET

New York, June 2.-Metals-Interest in
the local market does not broaden nor
do prices very appreciably, taking one day
with another News from abroad and the
west was of rather Indifferent purport
Al the close the exchange called pig iron
quiet at 300 nominal: lake copper dun
a $50 nominal; tin easy, with 1855 bid
and 81 50 asked; lead very quiet with
s445 bid and $40 asked; spelter IN
changed at S6.75 nominal. The brokers'
price for lead is $4.25 and for copper $3.50
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LIVESTOCK MARKER.
KANSAS CITY.


| Kansas City, Mo. June 2-Cattle-Re-
| ceipts, $3.50 natives; 200 Texans. Indiffer-
| ent demand for export steers the few
I offerings of that class selling at lower
| prices. Good inquiry for light steers and
! butchers stock at steady prices; Geavy
| native steers, s5.10d5.39; medium steers,
! 81. 65T5.10 light weights. 4-65q5 10; stock
ers and feeders. 4.09lt5 30; butcher cows
| and heifers, 3.35G4.5 50; Gamers. 3. 59lt
3.25; westerns teers, $4-25d5.15; Texans,
81 25G5. p.
Hogs-Receipts. 1920 Good active de-
mand for packing and shipping grades
at ; 20 70 cents higre prices; heavy. &. 50
$50; mixed, s3.55G3.75; light, 50. 1880;
pigs, S3.30l3. IS.
sheep-Receipts. $50; the recent decline
( in prices Of dressed muttons caused
siaughrering grades 10 sell slow and at
lower prices; spring lambs brought 6 %
H700; Colorado wool lambs. s5.75d6-oo;
clipped lambs "a .50G5.50; mutJons. $500
$50; ewes, g. 75d4. so; stockers and feed
ers, S3.25q4.50; culls, S2.C0G3-25
CHICAGO.
Chicago, June 2.-Trade in cattle today
was slow and prices were barely steady
for desirable offerings and weak for com
mon grades. Fancy cattle brought $50
Q5.75; choice steers. $3.50. 55; mediums,
81. 9Gl5.0 %; beef steers. 81 5OQ5. 50: stOckers
cows and heifers. g. 65Q4 50; western fed
steers, 81. 7Dli5. =; calves. S4.501700.
Hog-The moderate supply Of hogs
served 10 quicken the general demand and
sales were cents higher; fair 20 choice
s. 70li3.S7l2: heavy packers, S3.5GQ3. 6712; ;
mixed S3.60a3. 80; butchers, g. 6gI3. S2I2;
lights S$.55d3. -; mixed, s.. 6oG3. 50; butch
ers. S3.6oa3.S2i2; lights, $3.5G3.S 50; pigs,
s. 500 50.
Sheep-There was a poor demand for
sheep and lambs and prices were irregu-
larry lower. Inferior to prime sheep, 81. 70
G5.25; yearlings, S}-25d5.55 Colorado IN
shorn lambs, s.. 45Q6.6 light clipped lots,
$t-6066.00; spring lambs S6.00d7.50 per
10) pounds.
Receipts-Cattie 1000; hogs $500; sheep
$500
ST LOUIS.
st. Louis, June ttle-Receipts. /
900; market steady; beef steers, 5000
80; sIockers and feeders. 81. 25d4. 20: cows
and heifers. 9. 50G4. %; Texas and Indian
steers, $3.50q5.O0; cows and heifers, s.. 309
425.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market cents
higher; pigs and lights. 81 .65G3.7 70; packers
s.. 65G3.75: butchers. $3.7503.S5.
p-Receipts0 200; market slow; ma
tives, $3.5oQ5.50; lambs. S6.5GdS.00.
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America and Europe. The company mas
the design reproduced in six colors On
an envelope, and taking into cons jers Jiol
that ii sends out about 1000 pieces Of
mail daily, besides large quantities Of
Niagara hams and bacon bearing the
same design alos in six colors, the COM
pany hopes TO in this way atone n
measure for having turned the design cut
Of its original course"
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COTTON.

New Orleans. June 2.-Cotton-Qulet
and easy: middling, SIC.
New York, June 2-Cotton-Futures
closed quiet: June. s5.S7; July s5.91; Au-
gust. 3. %; September s.. s.; October, So;
November. $. 81; December. $S.9S: January
S. %; February. s. .05; March. $685. April,
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BANK CLEARINGS,

New York, June 2.-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank
clearings at the principal cities for the
past week, with the percentage of in
crease and decrease as compared with the
corresponding week last year:
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CoIorrd People Fast and Pray

Eooxvs r. Tenn. June 2-The C1ris-laz
cti1r=t people ot Knoxville observed to-
day as q season q fasting ard PRAYER
Supnlca -i8us we're Offered fer srss7m
from moo v.oleucs AM &C. rae .essen-1s
C.. crime throughout ,ae land
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New York. June Money d cal
steady AZ I-d3 per cent. last loan. II.
Prime mercantile paper. siE4 pz- cen-
Sterling exchange. weak. TlsA sct-ai LUs-
i1eSs IL bankers bills ~ $50 S <or
demand and ~ 81 s5izd4 ~. for SKY
days. posted rates. s. S5i-G4.S7 AID = =;
commercial bElS. 3 SE4 So. Silver Ger
tidcates. 61a6-, bar silver, 80; Mexican
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Ar-va frl- Wet
NJ. F-Z-Praft ard = RI gT-s1 pas
.suzsr "a b srrsor surssr lo%
No. Et-Prstt ard El-grca1 a.
CONN 5ats71 rTE5es Esy. Tha-a-
6ay safarday3 -.----.'...-......s -
Depart Wrr-
NJ. fix E-nar a-d f'Fstt paE-f
FerEaF fFsfr @xre-s So fE
NJ s-3-E -Rruzz ard Prats ssf
cor 11s -iTr fMlr8zy WEI
nessar ar5 F-r5ssy5 ............ fE
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NEW YORK. 70: LOUISVILLE, L.

NV IOINtAF To- TO II ' 4I-L@i1' L
New York, June I'm a badly played
game today the Giants won cut in the
last inning. Score: H e
New York ..........3 O3O12202- IS Il
Louisville ..........4421 Dol 0 e-12 Z 6
Barteries-New York. Doheny and era
dy: Louisville Cunningham, Mckee and
Kl-tredge. Umpires, Gaffney and An
drews. Attendance, 7O0.
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The company reserves the rras 90 va
from the above schedule OF O. aaand,
trans without notice. G. T. HART.
TraGlc Manager.
s. b GRANT
Travelling Passenger Agent.
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BASEBALL
ST. LOUIS. !: WASHINGTON, ?.

Washington. June 2.-Cy Young had the
Senators beaten to a stsndstIll. whileDi-
cen was raped frequently. Score:
r II z
washington .........O0OO1O 0O1-2 l
ST. Louis ...........O Al 10000 o. 10 .
Washington, Dineen and Nc
CURE; St. Louis, Young and O'COnnor.
Cmpires, Swartwood and Warner. At
tendance, 1000.
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Trcn.nrr etatrmeut

washington. June 2-Tl5ay's statement
ot the condition Of the treasury SHOWS
Available cash balance so =. 50. god re-
sz~y-z S-ss -
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BALTIMORE 1. CHICAGO :.

Baltimore. June 2-Ki-tson had Gala
han beaten - s-a1dstiu in pitchers
contest a. Union Park this afternoon
Score; RHE
Baltimore ...........O 40 D
Chicago ...--......--.o 0 o G11000-2 l
Observation-Disclosures Fitson and Robin
son: Chicago, Callahan and Nichols. I'm
D.reS, oDay and McGarr. Attendance,
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ROCK ISLAND < PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
Time Table Effective Nov. 81 1887
Trains Arrive Leave
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BOSTON. s; CINCINNATI. 4.

Boston. June brilliant playing on the
part Of Boston won the game today from
Cincinnati 20 4. Attendance, 200
Score: r II E
Cincinnati ...........O22 0O0OO0-4 |
Batteries-Boston. Nichols and Clark;
Cincinnati. Hahn and Peitz. Umpires,
Smith and Burns
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MISSOURI PACIFIC.

Ieave-East Bound:
Train No ie-"Earszs and Se-h
braska Limited" for Fl Scott
and s. LOUIS; ........,. ~ 2:lo , 4
Louis E1press,.......-...---....-..le:l0o }. II
Leave for South and West
TRAN No. 5-Fo@ Clearwater.
CONWAY Springs. Anthony III
owa. Kingman. Norwich. o.
ford Belle Plain and W.uheid..i rs n
Train No f5l-Fur Couwavf
spr ngs. An,hong ard kl2,ze,. 500 ? n
Leave for North and West
Train No 9-"Kansas and Ne
braska Limited" for Hu.chfu-
son. Pueblo. Colorado Springs
and Denver -. 5.a0 , II
Hutchinson and Genese0........f 20 a p
Train No iZ1-LocaI frsi ght. car
RES passengers between Hlch-i
ia and Gs5ess2 - g.. 80 so an
Arrive from the Pat
Train No. Kansas and %e-t
braska Limited" from Fgrtf
Scot; and s. Louis .-.--.-..- rs , n
ana s.. Log.s. -. 10 a n
Arrive from South 7ra West
Train No. s-Fr0m kiows. Az
thony. Conway Springs ard l.
VI ard a p0f1fs. ...--.-..--..l SO . "a
Train 10. Es-Ftsu1 An.hoay N
ard Conway s0rings-.......-... .ll.i5 a n
Arrive from North and west
Train -. ftl-Fro1 Denver. CD
orado Springs. Pueblo and
Hutchinson ..-.--.--...------..-.. = - a n
Train NJ. %S1-Fr0r~ Hutch.raos
and NJ Hope fda.y sxcep-
Sunday .-.-...-.... --..----...-.. SO ? =
T-s-r No s-Fr0n Cerese1 ard
Hgtc1irs0a ..----.--.---.-..--.--- 10 = n
For further Information ~aT On - al
dress Citv T-cke- Ofnca y 'sso8ri psciGc
RA-lWzy "a - Waf- 81 Et-nfta Kan.
2 p ELECKLET 2 4 7. A
Corner Ti-atta ard Second SIS
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PHrLAnFLPHIA- 4. PITTsBrRG. 3.

Philadelphia, June with the csore
tied IL the ninth inning, Lajoie won the
game for the Philies by batting out a
home run. Attendance. 1883. Score:
r II F
Pit,zburg ............oOO2OOOO1-S !
Philadelphia ........2 u 0 Oh 10
Batteries - Pittsburg, TannehiH and
Bowegman: Philadelphia, Piatt and Nc
Farlaud. Umpires. Emslie and Mcdonald.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

CASH QUOTATIONS.
FTour-Firm.
Wheat-No 2. 75dTc; No. spring, 7Ss4 !;
No. = red. 73i5c.
Corn-No. . SIC; No. ? yellow. 34c.
Oats-No. ? Sc; No. ? white, 2Sl4c; No
3 white, 26AG2Sc.
Rye-No. ,. SIC.
Barley-No >. 35T4fc.
Flaxseed-No. !, LO4: northwest, s1.o4
Prime timothy seed-s225
Mess pork-Per Dbl. sos.
Lard-Per 100 lbs, 81 g212G4.q5.
Short ribs sides, loose, &4.40a4 .55; dry
sailed shoulders. boxed. 4@sGi5sc; shor;
clear sides. boxed, 81. Sa4.90.
WThisky-DistfIlers' fnihsed goods. per
gal. 1926.
Sugar-Cut loaf, $500; graduated, s552
Clover-Contract grade, $50.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bblS. .........-.. 1900 25,90
Wheat, bu. -............ SLuto 100
Corn, Du. ..,Ns.lHo 5Z'-hf1
Oats. bu. .............-.4S4, orp a. 90
Rye, Blu. ................ go
Barley, bu- .-...-..-..-. $3.50 1900.
On the Produce Exchange today the
market closed as follows:
Butrer-FIrm; creamery, 12G171zc; dairy,
10Il6lsc.
Ezgs-stang; fresh. PIG,
Cheese-Easy; cream, sac.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, June 2-Wheat-No. ,, red, "a.
T79c; No. ;, sane; No. , hard 74c; No. 3.
73c; No. I northern spring. 7.dl9c; No :,
q. G77c: No. spring. 12111c.
C0rn-No. >. seize; No. 3. 222a G35c.
Oats-No >. sc; No s, 2il2c.
FtaN-CaSh northwest. 1.e4: southwest
1m; July. SOP; September, SIC, October,
&c.
Butter-Ff-m; creamer.es. ea171zc;
dair;es. 19T16c.
EgEs-StrouE: fresh. 12l=c.
Dressed pouItry-Steady; chickens, la
10,zc; turkeys. 1oc; ducks, T-QSc.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. June 2-Waea July. 6es4
September. -os4c; NJ. . hard cash. "a
71t-c: No. > red. 75a75c; No. s. 7l.l &c;
NJ. spring, eSn7lc.
Corn-Jtry. 5ei4c: September. 5cssc; cash.
No. mixed. 23i-GSoasc: No. White.
30a.c
OatS-No. . white cash. &c
Rye-No. :. sac.
Hay-Steadv, unchanged
Butter-C-Gs merry, I5C; dairy. &c.
EggS-Weak. lie
ST. LOUIS
s. Louis June 3-Wh=at-Nerv0us and
unsettled, bUt no; Quo-ab-y changed a.
close; N. . red cash. elevator. sec. track
nc. June. -S7tC. July 25sc. September
So, No. > hard, 74177c
Coma shade better: No. cash SO:
track. s@ic, June, 1-iac asked. July, sc
asked; September. S-ss Tez7.c asked
0al>-Ftrm; No. 9 cash --rc- track sc.
June. 25--c. July. G-4c; NJ, white. SO
Rye-Laws
Flour-Cuiet and unchanged
Dry salc usa-s-S,ea5g- E0xed shoulders
21l-. ev-ra shorts S-ts- c-ez- ribs & is-
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NV To-k. June z-Tae 'zag7Ets y d-y
geols az tae port o. New York l1ls weez
we're vaIusd al s. 5e9sz
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E1=-e wee T3ea1rE Tp--fs - rHr 1sar1
Es- but prices . n7arv .Fs1ss turned gp-
--7-1s T1tzi =.e~. Vsr valus e ~ 30
T-une5 5cs-es regular advanced 1--zaf
T--s-as S-arez -7zp0- - lr ere ID r-ce
New To-k. JurA z-C1--rre-cla5 Afve--
-fse-'r E>11fV1 faa-clai -a5f@Era.a Tire
markets Tsrs .1.s aers f1fzT exce5s -
mines TIE tore vas weak tuf r. rs~-
Ee-e5 Erav. Ausrlra-s Esrs tza a-3
f-zr-5ve u--1 af-er Uo1- Tzez Ssw
Yark 5<uE-t stszdIT ard re close Wa
a- re best T1srs zas 70 T-srgz2saa .
tEe- hsrs N1-eT a sfu1et uzls-ss
a.r re aazs Is expected FL check a-v
further Sa- E1 ~st=F- Te~ Wss wHzk
- local -z=- safes TIE Jsgz-sss 5ez-
3 ru- ard Eees1 ga has neea sliFs~-zzs4
% Tsoa- oz-v = "s cT@rs5
T3ezis-es fri ere subscriptions ep~1e1 re
a s--sL discount and cless1 O. s-u
--@-Eu1- TspEr s1ruunces fhzt e So
refrsfn as fs- a. 1gss-5s fraz tzr9ra-
re- rs Lo-5on rc1eg market
nan !. usually szla ssz- of Ere ysar,
efcre "a krc=H -
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This line Is now running through chair
cars (seSts S-evl and Pullman Drawing
Room Slr-Sing cars. Wichita 70 s. Louis
daay Without change. This is the only
Wichita 10 ST Louis. where direct coz
nsc<ion - made with al eastern trunk
lire points in the most magnificent rall-
way station IN the world. QUICKEST line
10 al points in Southwest Missouri.
Northwest Arkansas. east and southeast
This company now also have on Saia
steamship tickets % a.. points on the
globe.
For further Information address
II. q. MORTTMORF.
City Ticket Agent
Corner Main and Douglas Ave
L R DELANEY. Agent Union Statioa
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Ae-ta-S rs e-'--'---ast - ----
++Not included II totals because Of 10
comparison for last year
Not included IT totals because cor
tanning other items than cieariugs-
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DAY. E4s.e. % earr.ey. : >sa.s a rssz
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North ard East.

North ard East
No. 2-Kansas City Chill
caGo and St Louis
limited (daily)..........i 9:45 an. 9:45 an
No. 2-Colorad0 Springs
Denver and Pacific
coast daily ...........l 9:s5 m S-45 a N
No. -kausas city. ST.
Louis ard Chicago
except Sunday -. -. 800 p m 800 pm
No. Accommodation.
daily except sunday. 7 $50 an. 80 a N
South and West.
No. Fort Worth Dali
Las. Houston and Call
weston express daily Gas PM SIS r. m
No i-Okiahoma Fort
Worth. New Orieaus
and Pacific coast dali
No 2-OkIahom1. Fort
Worth. Dallas and
New Orleans expressi
daily except sunday zoe am 7.o0a- n
No. ST Worth Hous-i
ton. Galveston and SAM
Antonio express daily
except sunday .-....I 100 ain 700 n
No. Hl-AccOU m0dafioni
daily except sunday $40 pr 80 ? n
Elegant free reclining chair cars on al
trains and Pullman Palace sleelfers from
without change Also slerpers on an
night trains 20 Fort Worth. HoB ston. san
Antonio and New Orleans. Tickets sold
and baggage checked 10 all PORTS north
east. south and west. steamship tickets
sold 10 III European points ~ lowest
rates. Passenger station corner Douglas
and Meade avenues Telephone 100.
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RAILROADS..
Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL

All through trains stop a, Albany Utica. Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo.
$50 A. M.--Daily except Sundays. The famous
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS LIMITED.
Fastest tain in the World. Due Buffalo. t45 p ~. :
Niagara Falls. 5:32 ?. NJ; Toronto 900 r NJ: De-
S.4I A. Mast MAIL. Daily-For BufaIo Niagarn
Falls and Cleveland.
1910 A. NJ. DAY EXPRESS, except Sunday. For
Buffalo and al important New York state points
cAGo SPECIAL Daily-For Columbus. Cincn-
natl Indianapolis, 81. Louis and Chicago.
$50 p. M-TROY AND ALBANY SPECIAL. except
Sunday. Stops at important stations. - -.
train 10 Chicago, via Lake Shore. Due Cleveland
I;i5 a. ~. due Chicago 800 T. u. Sleeping ana
600 M--v'EsTERN EXPRESS DaIly-For Niagara
6.25 P. M.-NoRTHERN EXPRESS. Daly.For Troy.
Montreal and except Saturdays. for Ottawa
7.30 7. M.-ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MON
TREAL EXPRESS. Daily >
SPECIAL Dany-For Buffalo. Niagara Falls.
Cleveland. Cincinnati Indianapolis and St LOUIS
OLD =. M.-PACIFIC EMPRESS Daly-For ogdens-
burg Niagara Falls. Cleveland. Chicago, ana, ex-
1910 night.-MInNTGFT EXPRESS For Chicago
ever night except sunday nights Sunday
nights Chicago sleepers leave NJ 10.
HARLEM DIVISION.
O,15 A.. Id ..:J5 p M.-Daily except Sunday. 70
Pittsfed Sundays only at oi2O a. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars ali through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pntsch Light. ...,-
Tleke, and Wagner offices at Grand central stalon'
235 Columbus Ave- 81 West ic5h ST. icSth az station
and 13sh ST. Station New York 1913 and 726 Fulton ST.
and 100 Broadway r D.. BROOKLYN o.. ,,... w..
Central Cab service baggage checked hotel rest
dence by Westcott Express Company. 49,,
GEORGE r. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent