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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03
NAVAL STORES.

sannontiur advices from Savannah market caused
somewhat lower ruling prices locally to-day SPLITS
rled dull at the decline rOsn was quiet out sreuY'
while tar showed hrnness TO moderate degree Quota
follow 49,, an M
TAR-Reg,ilars, 81 90; do. oil bbls, IS 60
Spirits TTRPENTINE-40G40lae ., -. - -
ROSTN---Common good strained, 81 ~ 79Sl ~.
q, a. = 81 10 a 81 90; II 81 70 T. 81 10 X, 81 30;
NJ 90 %. IS; W G, 81 90: W ". 81 80.
~ ............. j 900 bbls
Spirits turpentne o SSi
Tar ..............-. J,sdr
Charleston June 2.-Turpentine firm. S5zc Kosih
firm. unchanged. -.,- 1870. .o,r1.
Wilmington June 2-Splrits turpenne. nothing doing
prices unchanged receipts l47 bills Rosin dun voc ana
receipts Ss Crude turpentne quiet 81 20 " 10
and 81 20; receipts q bills Tar firm, 81 49, receipts
savannah June 2--Spirits turpentine firm: receipts
3s6 bbis sales 2e19 Rosln firm; receipts 2is Dds
sales II 3e7; quoted; A, b, G. y, 9oay5c; voc; =,
81 o5. G. 81 TO- H. 81 u: 81 %; X 81 49, NJ 81 'V'
London. june 2-LInseed OIL 1ss 50. Turpentine spir-
93s %
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Station. foot of ives. 2srd Sortlsndt and De'OrOsses
Streets (Penna. X. Ferries
time west 2srd Street other nguree Cortisne %
Desbrosses Streets Daily except euncay. . ourday
only. Other Train. eaily: teoudag iea'esSS' esGn'
t.S.JS 100 4. NJ. loca: for EAsroS;
.fxJ es.Os A. NJ tos BUFFALO, NIAGARA
FALLS Ind est, ard principal local points Parior
and Dining Can. cesoeeis :9r Coal srsnea.s.
ExehRaSs." GsndsOmest train % tie world I'm.
necriny with through slcepers to Deuos and Chicago.
LIN 1.oop.M 70, N wILK Ios DIA .isiSs:
st'3.jJ, 4.0s /. NJ. aud intern, dlars Poir,::
TAR Y.I3PPMM iSesl 70, Tor SAr rc ehtSR.
$50 S.lOpM Local Express for EAsIoS.
.SS5 x6.OS p NJ For Bura.o and points West
Through Sleeping Care TO Chicago and Toronto.
s7.JJ, 500 p, NJ. Express for BUFFALO snc
TOROSTb None but Sleeping Car passenger. esrriea
1929 10. 80 Pm. ForITHhCA. Roc HEsIEh
BUFFALO and West. Sleeping Cars 70 q lcaEo
SOUTH LAINFlELD and BOUND Ekn0k iocsia
daily except Sunday 'lOR, ODAM '23 SS' '$.'o'
~ 80 snd % p,,irs an accommodations At u.s. as. 10
ssi, 81 and 1884 Broadway, 3 Union Square wet z
Columbus Ave. y. y $50 Fulton -, Souri o.
Brosdwty and BROOKLYN Annex ststi9o, br1ok IT,.
\ Y Transfer Co. VIII call for and check psggASs
from hotel or residence through 70 desunstion'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03
Houston ~

Houston 1t
The approximate OF the lien charge 70 satisfy
which the property be sold is 1851 s., with
interest thereon from the 9th day OF November lss and
plaintiffs amounting S50s. 90 with interest
thereon from May 10Th. 1896 The approximate Of
taxes and FOR the said premises Is $500 with
interest thereon.
Dated. May 18th. 1898.
WILLIAM H. LAW.
Referee
RITCH. woODFORD. BOvEE & WALLACE.
Attorneys for plaintiffs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03
Visible supply
Sasnf ..rle sos

CoTToN-The market for cotton futures holds steady
IN spe Of poor trade showing If anything. disposition
To-day the market opened quiet and steady
price. unchanged 10 point higher Operati ms
during the fret hhif-hou- unusually small and for
the rest Of excessively light even for these
times Of Inactivity the factors from which the
trade were obliged draw differences were conflicting
crop reports anportant changes In the statistical sua
ros statements that the European cotton trade were
looking &c cue and an absence OF noteworthy
directions. The investment public SIM
ply refused 20 proceed until something turned up or
Remittance into the
market Private cables authority for the report
that sentiment English trade circles was bushy IN
olred owing unparalleled activity in print cloths
consequent demand for raw cotton and that
this feeling would take substantial form with anything
Ike cercu from this side. Bears here argued
that another large output assured should climatic
conditions continue gratifying as up 70 the present
time rding the reduction in acreage on the
expressed the opinion that the crop
In poor stand the contrary weather Of July
and August; Weekly advices from Eastern mills reflected
strength but less activity. Spot cotton was said
be firmly held throughout the South. with Norfolk
leading strength One dispatch from the latter
pom; had that good middng and the higher grades
had sold up 70 6AT1c. The local future market closed
quiet. unchanged 10 ! point advance.
The OF prices in the local market to-day
IS fellows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03
new YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION.
e.i2 A. NJ and $50 r. NJ Daily, except sunday. 70
Ppttsneld. Sundays only at e2o A NJ
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light
Ticke. Offices az lls, 2o Alb and 1910 Broaeway =
25h and 13sth ST. stations, New York 3ss and re
Fulton st. and lo+ Broadway. e. D.. Brooklyn
Telephone '2190 Thrty-e!1hth street for New York
Central Cab Service Baggage checked from hotel %
residence by westcott Express Compsuy.
GEORGE II DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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5nrroadte's Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
JAMES VI. VARNUM. Surrogate Of the County o.
NeVYOrk NOTICE is hereby given all persons having
claims against JOHN JAY MATHEWS. late Of the County
OF New York deceased 10 the same with vouchers
subscribers their place Of ransacting
business. Room l. No 22 Bowery. in the Borough OF
Manhattan Of the City Of New York, before the
tenth day OF December next Dated, New York. the 10Th
day Of May. 1890 Jacob Shipsey. John !. sullivan.
Charles Benn Executors &C. OF John Jay Mathew de-
ceased CHARLES n. BAILEY. Attorney for Executors.
No. 100 Bowery, Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03

American Futures opened quiet bu, steady with a mod
crate demand. ana closed quiet sst steady American
middllns c. June. 22-6fd sellers June and July.
2e4d sellers: July and August 226taS % 64d sellers
August and september 226sa3 70 cd sellers; septsm-
be- and October 22Gid value October and November
32ie4as 22e4d sellers; November and Deeember 80
G3 2i-G4d buyers; December and January. H-o4V
2i84d buyers; January and February. 1854 sellers
February and March 82l-b4g3 2264d value March and
April. % 64a3 2se4d sellers April and May 2-s4d
buye
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RAILROADS..
ENNSYLVANIA


STATIONS foot OF West rgeatyihird street and Des-
brosses and CortIandt Streets.
SSr,i:sS! ss:ss: ,ssfT ,. then
Station, except where Otherwise acted
s s, YEA EAST sse.S 70 'cs Car h Psp pa
Chicago. No coaches % Piitsburs
FA SES hsF sisf NJ
S carr. Fo s cSss Dnas sos T an9 cna
isdi.saps. IealsS fn. 81 'i Lssls 80
s F. s..s;: s aSD T Ts
SIS :; VI. wEsTERs ExrREss-sor Chicago. FOR
7.ss r. N. soyTHWksrERN EXPRESS. 70, PITT
7.ss ?: NJ; pAcIrIc ExrREss;-Ecr rst.saJ .; and
a seu,.. Connects for Cleveland .rcep, SATURDAY;
sNb End SSrsa' bs sst': .sas
point. West, daily S' easep, SUNDAY t'' 10 coaches
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
7S SIS 49, - 1910 psseTOsss suss, 10 70 Sor'ianss
i2s; 20 besSrossss street 10 cortisna, street 80
cIsI9 t2s Oialng Car: as Dining caf, So, p 10,
.sS I s ssnSsy SIS s S n IL ps Ss5
sna Dining caro-. az Dining Carp. ass Dining cAf
soUTHERN RAiLwfY-Expr... ass. AS .. M. ias
yoRFoLK AND WESTERN RArbwAY.-ror Memphis
ATLASTic co1sf LiSe3E e press . Is a m. and IS
fdk aI5 SSs S saIp .S. n s
Weekdays and Is3 p. m. daily. 1-.......
ATLANTIC CTTY.-2.W D. N, week days De--oros.rss
Street 10 2. m. Cortlandt Street 2lj p nj Inrousn
Nesuhued Train Buffet Parior cars Passenger CoAcn
ard Combined CDach.
CAPE MAY.-i255 p. m. weekdays.
For points New York and Long Branch Railroad iron
West Twenty-third street stationI. SIS a. m, IL
Is 1925. 40 5 10 D. Sundays, 0.25 a. n. 80
?. m. from Desorosses street,. $40 a m. 20 40
$40 APO $40 .. m. Sundays, e.45 a. M. 10 r.
from Cortsndt street, Dos a. m, 1873 29o ss',
423 SIS D Sundays. 9.ss a 5.i5 D. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
go Desbrosss: and Corsndt s,rs1s so L.
Stree. 1910 cetsndt street TO- ~ Dining ar 49,.
2lc Cortland, Street 2iS. ?55. $50 as. .g p'.,ng
3 H. iS e S Sisht sunday. so SIS T ss
6nns Carr e' a,5 O :ss p sss ps Iii, CAB
carr. SIS Dining Carr. Is5. $50 Y; !? 10 might -,
Ticket Offices Nos 46i 0si 1876. 1884 Ill ane soi
Broadway; ! Astor House; West Twenty third street
Station: and stations foot Desbrosses and Cortandt
Streets Cour Street $50 Fulton Street; es Broadwy
and Pennsylvania Annex station. Brooklyni smiuoh
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company WI csn
for ana check baggage from hotels and resiaences
through destination
Telephone $3.50 Thirty eighth Street for Pennsyvanie
Railroad Cab Service. -
J r. HUTCHINSON. J. X WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03

Spo, cotton in the local market closed steady, with
prices unchanged on exc for mddling up
land ana 6-4c for middlinE gulf as compared with 6gc
ana respectively sales Of 1Gl bales
spinners. spot cotton IN Southern markets. mid
ding quoted officially reported by special dispatches
our Exchange follows New-Orleans quiet at sac
Mobile quiet al ) l1-l6c Savannah quiet and easy at
5tsc Charleston Quiet AZ 0-lGc Wilmington quiet al
jbc Norfo,k Arm AZ &c. Baltimore nominal at 6kc
Memphis steady a; JAc ST. Louis steady al 1916
The expor, movement follows:
Great Britain. France Continent.
Total today .......... 9ss2 800 525T
Thus FAR week 32DOI Ge2 2tsO4
Thus far this .5,342,74O 1lS4s5 26ll.544
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin ST. station, n. T., as foliowS
and Is m later from foot OF ". 42d ST.: A..
I2.4s p. NJ. CONTINENTAL LIMITED Daily fos
Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago and 81. Louis Arr.vss
Chicago and ST. Louis next afternoon Dining Car.
S:45 p NJ go later foot W 42d st Chicago and
ST. Louis Limited. Daily for Utica Syracuse kocn-
ester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto, Detroit
Cleveland Chicago and st. Louis
1880 r. NJ, Daily FOR Utica, Syracuse, Rochester. But
falo. Niagara Falls and Toronto
S.45 p NJ Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse, Roches-
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit. Ceve~
land Chicago and 81. Louis.
Time tables principal hotels and ofnces. Baggage
checked from Hotel oS Residence by wescott Express
c. E LAMBERT General Passenger Aren't y. z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. June 2-CottOn steady. middling i5-iec
low niddling Lice; good ordinary Axe receipts iss
bales: stock. eO.5s2.
Baltimcre. June 2-Cotton nominal: mddlng. exc
low niddling. 1885, good ordinary. 3-iec
cepts, 1877 bales; 3Ile; exports 70 Great Britain
Savannah. June 2-Cotton quiet and easy. .niddins.
5>c low middling, sac, receipts, 525 bales; sales,
stock ~ Ia
Memphis June 2-cotton steady; midding sac; low
middiing. 15l6c; good ordinary. Axe; receipts 5s3
bales shipments. 800. sales 1000 stock 1899 ia Ts;
1898. 37.Tiv
- Louis June 2-cotion steady middling. 1916;
low middllng SIC: ordinary. i3i6c. receipts.
bales gross Ga shipments iGSo sales 10; stock.
So sos.
Nev-CDrieans. June cotton quiet. mdding. b+c,
receipts ad2 bales exports Great Britain. COS 20
tie Continent 1885. coastNise 2 sales 1000; stock.
8i7,s6
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Tor The Tribune
n received at their Uptown once No 242 Broadway
"a door north OF Sistst. until O'Clock m adysrties
once rates until o'clock viz "a shave. O.
cor 23d-st i52 s;have. i2sh-st; Aacys 6th-evs.
aud ifth-st li2 Columbus near West 06th-st l06
West 42d-st. 6th-avs. % East lsthst 81 West
42d-s Ith sh $50 East 47th-st SIS
sd-avs between 7e,h and f7th sta ioes m-ave. near
4ist-st; ss4 sd-svs 30 Biv~cker-st e2S Biee
esoe sA-Avs eso East feth-st 1o7l sd-svs I6ds -
.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston June Flour nrm receipts 800 b6s; spring
patents 4 i0Ssi So Winter clears and straight g Gg
Is G9rT sP ssf 81 BSh 70 s
sGy 9r sse 's Zee siss4 Mse @
dhes SIS 2sasi7 Butter steady Northsrn 1ssa
qi4c Cheese firm: Northern 9i4a1oc Western esa'oo'
Buffalo June 2-sprins wheat Arm No Northern.
Nc no red sDot 7ge No Shte TIC Corn weak 30
yellow $7Hasc No do 8e't No q corn nt, Ssas s. No.
ssd & c hs iissR: S S93s . N9
wheat 2xc: oats lac. Flour steady; demand fair
Chicago June 1.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
Wheat No p Hs9ss o kGT;s5 7s sgSsHGGs
D 6sSsSiSS' ...... ISL iSs IS 7ss
!:S..s,.. '''ass ssss> ssss 49, ). "a g"
Oats No, .:
s s:S;.as.; :::: ss s s':sS: 81 s *
Il! 5:SS'.as:5 49,: SIS g!s ss9 iffss SIS
Lard. per 100 10:
5 5:1s .,..: ...:: s$s :&Gs. sssiis .Gfss
Short ribs. per 100 10:
s se'y i,.' .:...: 20 :&9s4 80 ~
9n rSs 9 s IS .pras F rs era ss 10 no
rs 7s&s7sc; 70 corn 81: Ss 80 3 Yellow Sc
No oats. sc: 40 white. ISL q2ac No white, 26Aq
:sc No rye. SIC; No barley 3Ga40ci No haxseed,
mes; pork Psr Dbl IS o5sss To- lard per 100 n sig2
asa s5 short ribs sides Goose s. 40qs4 g. dry salted
shoulders boxed 81 asa 62s short clear sides
boxed, - sJgS4 90 whisky. dstiers, finished goods.
s. 81 clover contract grade 50 80 on the Produce EX
change to-day the butter market was frm creamerles.
l2Gl11sc: dairies loalee; Eggs strong: fresh 12Ae
Cheese easy: ereameries 81 Iyl+c
Cincinnati. June Flour strong. Wheat firm No .
red. Toe Corn armer: No mixed. 351sc. oats quiet;
No 2 mixed 274 a2se. Rye quiet, No &c. Butter
quiet Sugar steady Eggs lower, Nc. Cheese steady
/ Northern. 7TAG7sc; No 2 Northern. 76a76lsc Rye
s aSnsb ss s d4o Sse'''' N'''' STEADY No 'O''
MINNEAPOLIS. June 7--Ciose; Wheat in store No
track: No hard 74Ac No Northern, 1870; No 2
Northern 72Hc. Flour-Frst patents s49s4 10;
ps;en;s SOC So 90 frs, clear 81 sogs3 Bran bulk
Philadsphs. June 2.-wheat firm: contract grade.
June. lIt477%c- Corn arm and ise higher; No MIXED
32e; No DO. 3iG31c No mixed do 5OQ30isc. Butter
d. prints. lsc. Eggs NC lower fresh nearby l4Gl4.e;
do Western, l4al4l4c; do Southwestern. i3hGi4c; do
Flour 23Oo bhis; 10000 sacks wheat 600 BUSH corn
1900 bush; $1,000 bush. Shipments-Wheat. 800
bush: corn. 81 900 bush. oats $4,000 bush.
ST Louis. June 2-close; Wheat unsettled; No 2 red
hard Iip77c Corn easier No cash s2tc: June. a2Ae;
July, b2ac. September 32k q32te Oats cash
23he; June 2ohc: July, 23+e: September, 2osci No
white, 2sa2s1e.
asked July 7ec bid Corn dull lower No mixed s5isc
oats dull, steady; No mixed 2Tc Rye neglected Cio-
yerseed dull prime cash. So rs. October.
81 52h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03
ERIE RAILROAD.

q, follows and ave earilsr from West
orn A. M-yestIbuied Express asiiy for blntnzm.oA
wsveriy EInira Buffalo. Bradford Arrive bana"
p parlor car 10 Buffalo. -.
q. sn D. W-Vestibulsd Iisned--Fasi mail daily. SOLID
train FOR CHICAGO Arrives Cleveland $50 M chtcaeA
sp ii ssepers 20 Chicago Cleveland and Csncinn st~
Dining Car
1910 p. M-Bunalo and Cleveland vesttbuled Express
daily Arrives Bunalo 1;oS A. NJ. Bradford 70 4 N.
Iamestown 90 A. NJ youngstown i0.2l A. NJ, Glove
land IL 40 p NJ seepers to BnnAlo and Cleveland c~H
L sS M-pay solid train for pinshs m,on. E,n.ss,
waverly and Chicago s!eepers TO Buffalo Chicago and
SNIcKETS Ioc1I. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
l. COMMoDATIoNs at III, lis. ~i. soi and e3i Broad
wsv i2f powery lXth-st. and 2f3 West i26h-
st. chanber. West asa 81. ferries. Nsw.yo.k: asa
ana Fuon-st Broadway, Brooklyn: i2e River-st,
Hoboken and Jersey city station. NewYork Transfer
dsncesL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03
Railroads.
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.
Railroads..

uLN nal n. n. Vi MN JLnOLI.
Anthracite. coal used exclusively s.
Stations New-York foot Of Liberty st.
and south Ferry whitehall saU, , s. g., &,
nys minute. earlier Than thai gwen below for Liberty
train. -T leave foot q Liberty 81
.4 Fst F 7'is $40 A aseo n Es.ion,
s,s $50 Essc@ 800 p sqGd''' '' 600 to
FST wiSfsba5re p,5ston and sc,sn'on 400 slO
a .s S and asfrssrs sat at $50 $50 eao
1000 1880 to beading A. NJ 20 40 40 80
G GfSS 10 Es s M 100 iso $50. COO 300 10
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c.
For RED Bank Long Br9n on, e.s..y P.rk Ocean so
rsS' aHd Diissto' : Ss sd only 70 R9 Baa
$50 6i5 p NJ sundays stops a, nterlaksn for Asbosy
Rar H. and 200 oisaT Grove 800 '00 only to Red H''1
For Lakewood, Lsksha.:,. Toms River and BsTnss,.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
For Long Branch; Ocean Grove &C.
For Atlantis Hsnsnas EshA9d ma Beach , RS%'S 3,
sssSA hGo%' S ESQ e's sSndsy S'
.oats to G Soa; Sssssa p 1900 ~ zoo s.s $50
To- e. Ts SS s ns' 9ss Park and B''
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
WASHINGTON.
From OF Liberty st.
500, 1000 I'll 80 Dining Can A. N,
q 90 Dining Carr % 100 Royal Blue Limited, 8 90
100 al na go Dinins Car, A. NJ 50 800 Royal Bias
Limited 500 eco Dining Carr P. N i2:is mes AZ AZ
A M 3.sO. 400 4;so 100. 900 p NJ sundays. 600
A NJ, 90 300 T. NJ
whitehall ST. f3 III 2sl. 434 ei4. i2s4 iso4 Broad
way T37 9th Az % Union So West. lo3 East l2oth ST.
2T3 West i25ih ST. 245 Columbus Az. New York 4
Court ST. 344 $50 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn " Broadway.
WILLIAMSBURG The New-York Transfer Co will call for
and check baggage hotels residences destna
ton.
sTrom IAberty H. only.
fFrom South Ferry q. 6iX ?. -.
sTrpm South TsrTy AZ ass p. n
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DELAWARE, LAcKAwANxA { WESTERN

stations New York foot OF Barclay and Chrstophss
SITS. Leave Arrive.
Binghamton Mall .........-...... 500 Am $50 pns
Buffalo, ithaca. Orwego Utica
Chicago Bun. Express. ......... 100 pm 500 pm.
Scranton. Wllkesbarre & Plymouth
Express observation-disclosures. 400 u 20 pn~
Chicago a Buffalo Lin Ex...... 900 pm. ., 30 Am,
Bun Elk Gar. Buff T43 a NIL, TSopm. ESQ an.
syracuse. Ithaca Oswego Utica
Tickets and pullman accommodations at u.s. 40 ana
$50 Broadway md II Park Place.
westcocs Express Co. will call for and check baggage
o Destination. 'Daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03

Foreign coffee maIkes-santos-Coftee market holiday
Vamhu~g-Coffee market opened unchanged at 200 p m
ne unchanged: sales r. 900 bags Have-conee market
openes irregular franc advance: al II m prices
wee unbalanced decline OF y franc; at m irreg-
va~ aad unchanged; closed net unchanged 10 y franc
bteIa- ofsf sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool June 2 D. u-cottcn-spot good business
some prise, steady American miadlins ss-szd the
d ths e.y were 1000 ealss q which ooo bale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03

Receipts the ports and interior points to-day
pared with the day last week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03

The movement OF cotton Liverpool during the week
noing to-day compared with previous weeks was 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03
Raymond s Wbitectnb
TOURS AND TICKETS EVERYWHERE. +.
Is Union Square, N. Y. Telephone 90 18th.

BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
FOk The WEST.
Leave New York South Ferry twni,ehan rerminap and
foot Of liberty Time shown from south refrys
Leave liberty street minutes later. -
sDaiy. Except Sunday tsunaaya
snc '12 10 night. - ....
PITTSBURG '430 a. m u<oerty street oniyI VSs
% m. r2 10 night
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 'OSs a. m SIS . ~
''" "' ROYAL Blue TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE f1.o5 'eS ptneslv
'liH a. m. DINER. ~ IS D. N. lrneD. .iaS Pasr.
"a C'Roya Limited exclusively Pullman Tram DnSrls
ass DINER, sS .. Dner) and 'Nlo nisn.
HV Al train, are Illuminated with pintsch Lsht
once; ia. l72 81 a. ISsa srosdTsa G:o.ssm ave-.
BROOKLYN: whitehall Terminal and Liberty o. bASgess
checked from hotel residence 20 dsstnauon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03

Ro-Iolldsy. receipts. 600 bags: no other returns
The statistical position OF Brazil coffee Is as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03

Liverpool cabies-spot cotton
speculation and export, I,OOo
es: middling upland. 3 1880.
: stsRdy: unchanged: closed
changed TO h-64d advance;
,; January-Feorusry, 3.Zlsi
March-April. 3.22 rs. April
une-Juiy. z2f; Ju,y-August
3.2zizs: septsmber-October.
3.2i As: EOvem ber-Decemoer,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-03

Cotton Exchange special
ready; sales, 1900 bales:
,reies; American. 1900 bale
futures opened quiet. but
Sulei but steady. net unc
ecenber-January. 3.20izb
ttbrusry-March, 3.2IN3.Z2:
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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-02-09

COUNTY BRIDGES.
Paid Households Bridge Co, final pay
ment on contract for Lopez bridge 500 .,
John Hileman labor on abutments
for Lopez bridge. e............;........ 1Sio5
Jennings Bros planks and spikes
labor and team work for Lopez
and Shady Nook bridges...-.......:. Y "A 755 70
Paid Owego Bridge Co, contract in
full for bridge over Loyal Sock at
Shady Nook. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
Otto Bahr team work ON same....... % So
Viewers on Shady Nook bridge...... Is 20 632 0S
Repairs to County Bridges:
Paid Rogers Bros. planks labor and
spikes Tor Hoagland Branch bridge 10 OF
same for Millview bridge ...:...,...... Is 90
same for Lincoln Falls 'bridge....... 6sS
Rush Rogers hauling plank for Mill
view BRIDGE. ..:..........;,:.. ="
L 8 Bedford, plank and labor for Big
Bottom ridge.....-....-....-......... 50
G E Hazen, labor and plank for Sones-
town ~
w Snyder, plank and labor on the
Worlds End bridge. ...
Philip Secules and others, labor plank
ing Ringdale bridge................. 80
Bennett & Peal, plank for Muncy
Valley bridge......................:. .:,.. ii 81
VIM Laird, labor on Geo Rea bridge 90 los 73
Total expenditures on County Bridges 1896 81
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-02-09
Commonwealth costs paid by the County, during
the year '9s ending january !, i99.

Commonwealth costs paid by the County, during
the year 9S, ending January !, go
Chas and willard Thorp, house breaking. ~ Is
Philip Shedrick Peterman, arson .......... N0 q
John Dovit, l33 W
Mary Remsnyder, assault and battery...... 63 80
Reni T Mulnix stealing ng.................. 79O
Moses Bell larceny ........................... 462
James Corsan, defrauding house keeper % s.
John, Doe, larceny. u ~
John Smith, deserving family............ 50 SO
C Haverly, assault and battery ..:........ l6 a
malicious mischief ....... 50 &c
Frederick Thomson cruelty to animals so
Geo Remsnyder, carrying eoncl'd weapon l9 0l
John Doe, larceny 81 ~
John Urbenchia, larceny Ol
Kate Zimmerman, adultry 164 99
Max RosenblOom, larceny ii II
Walter Northrop violation of fish law...... 10 90
Joel Dibble fake pretence ................. 8 93
q Pierce. larceny y........................ 40 80
John Havily, AZ AZ
Mike Davis, assault with intent to kill.... 39 Al
Chas Crawford, assault and battery......... Is 10
Chas Seeman arson IS 05
Dennis Palmatier house breaking. .......... 1901
making threats.......... Z IS
William May a. ............ IL 76
Horace G MAY assault and battery.......... S55
............ Is Is
Daniel Gggy, fornication... ~ Ss
1901 03