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New-York tribune., 1899-07-24

General Horato c. King takes the occasion Vi
the recent card from the Army correspondents
IN the PHILIPPINES to revive in "The Brooklyn
Eagle" the following paragraph from an oiu
sneecb by General Slocum, now dead, concern
ing a greater than Slocum. also dead
At the commencement OF our conflict vehe,aII veieI
bIe kind hearted old philanthrOpist VINO "n, a. =
ttle room on an upper floor on Spfuce-s !"
New-York issued a peremptory Oruer io, acar
mont against the enemy at Bull Kun. no oi'oo
dared oppose the edct. | was In Whsnnsii' 80
from this state. None sof them had @ Detn
ns soldiers except for n few days ara no. @ IT,
of them had been taught TO load anu III n,e ,hnv
miserable old Austrian muskets WIN VIII Dor
tenth of these boys were LETT on the [ neu n, real
killed or wounded without having done any tors
good 70 the country: but we had oDeyeu nv t',,
OF a good old man who deeply reprH'e" ~" '
bly, apOlOgZed for his action
The venerable old philanthropist' MI
Horace Greeley. distinctly declared that '"e
"order" referred TO. con to Richmond did not
originate with him; and though. long al'e'
ward in criticisng the delays when preceue"
and accompanied the outbreak Of the war ne
annroved the sentiment and thought the WoruS
ought 10 have been efficiently translated 'h''
deeds he also declared that the persistent lte'"
tion ~ the "order' was not his. General oio-
cum nrobably did not know this, but Generai
King ought TO- The correction has often Deeh
made. and there are men still living VINO cou'u
have told him the exact facts.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24
Amnsemcnte.

cAsINO-s-The Founders - -. . c,,s
matograph.
kFfTHs-i2: 80 D. m.-Continuous Performance
kOsTER a BiALS-1:3o to a. m-NeuueNihe'
LION PALACE ROOF GARDEN.-Concer's; Aha Noo,-
EEW-YORK THEATRE-S:l5-The Man IN '"e w
Vaudeville. ... pona-s-
MANHATTAN beach, and 7-sousa n"'N
n paths Fireworks-g-The jolly Musketeer
PASTOR s-Cortinuous Performance o..,..,ra, (.on
ST. NICHOLAS GARDEN-S:15-fopuiar OiN"e
vrcToRiA ROOF GARpEN-vsudevlie
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24

The Spanish King and Queen Regent have
gone 10 the seashore for the summer. and the
Spanish Parliament has come to amicable
agreement In support OF the Ministry. and will
New-York tribune., 1899-07-24

disperse for its vacation next week. l"e
troubled Peninsula thus has prospect OF peaoe
and rest. which Don Carlos ought to be 100
courteous a gentleman to disturb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28

LIVE STOCK MARKET.


BEEvES-Receipts were 10 cars or Isl head. includ
ing FOR export alive and = FOR city slaughtersrs
Sac per n Tor common to choice native sides with most
q the sales at sas'sc. No chsnge in cable advices
J. shamberg Son schwarzschid suzberger. also
Is expected to get on cattle for
W W. Brauer Company. Limited. Tomorrow the Ma
Company: the ST. PAU. 1900 quarters Of beef FOR
schwarzschid & sulzberger. and the willowdene will
CALvEs-Recelpts 2so head all for the market
Trade was quiet but feeling steady and about all the
So % per 100 NJ sSGd 61'tsrmks a, = Is city dressed
ioaile c5Sntfy dressed sa los little calves 7a7sc
saes-S sanders: ia veals. 1876 averas SO STA
JsIlas Wright Co: s. bqtsrmiks' I'i n at s. Is
head including cars Tor city slaugsers G1d i6 fo- The
were Is on sale. ali at Jersey city. sheep in fair
rnand good TO prime lambs sold quite readily
opehed steady but closed weak and were
g sass % per 100 n. ordinary to pine lambs So 2o
81 so few common warnings - 80 Dres'sd mutton ,5t
avs1re al 81 g per o N 3s d. q n at 81 90 POO
g. a Kentueky sheep ~ n at s. 80 80 DO 10 H. at
KsntacKy d. 81 n At Sc @ do. SO 70. at So %: lOa
cSi6s 2as vlrsnia lambs O. N at 81 80: DO
IS H. at 81: loo Ohio sheep. 81 10. at s. ~ Vir-
= n wIikerson: 1913 Kentucky lambs rs NJ at 81 So
2ss virginia do. Is 10. at 81 l2'a &C Kentucky sheep
MePherson & CO.. 2la virginia lar. 70 n at s. 40
- Virginia sheep % ~ at 81 So bucks. 40 n. at
Newton CO.. .sa!, Wright: lnmtr. 10 n. at 81 70"
Hocs"Rectip;s were i6 cars or 2e31 head all for
:iass9 Nominal aha e quotations per
prime hogs Country dressed steady ,, :. g..
hogs los 70 average 81 ~ 1oo NJ rouehs sS N
H Il Hollis Ga,s yesterday; g STATE .co hogs. isa n
81 ~; rouGhs $50 n at 81 40 DO 8oo no. AZ - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Sac: low mlddlng She good ordinary. 0sc receipts.
SEQ bales. shipments. 567: stock. s,s26.
Memoirs June 27.-Cotton. 5Asc: low mlddl,ne.
ia iec. good ordinary 4ac: receipts 1O8 bales ship
nents i.77s. sales 100 stock i0l.205.
Houston. June 27.-Cotton quiet: midd!ng: l3.lGc
low mdding. 5-i6c: good ordinary I-ltc receipts
100 bales sales e.: stock. II DIS
Norfolk. June 27Cotton steady m,sding &c ,y
baes exports coastwise 504 sales l19; stock, a. lOG
Galveston June 2T.-Cotton quiet; middlng. Sac; low
nIdding Bac: good ordinary 9-l6c; sales, $50 bales,
spinners, TO- stock. lj.s2e $50.
Savannah Fiction quiet and easy middling.
$50. low miadlng 47sc: receipts. 233 bales. exports
coastwise 1889: stock. 10 100 -.
Mobile June 27-Cotton. nothing doing midding ga G:
low mlddlng 1916. good ordinary thc; receipts -
bale.: exports coastwlse 255: stock. 64T2
Augusta June 27.-CottOn quiet; micdlng. 10 ldc'
low mIddling T-Gc receipts bales shipments, 3Ol
sales lG4 stock. IL az.
ST Louis June 27.-Cotton quiet nddns o%c. low
mlddlng Lice good ordinary ll-loe net receipts
bales shipments 1872. sales. l23 stock,
New-Oreans June 27.-Coton quiet middlinss e-iGe:
low niddling 4c good ordinary. &c; receipts 60i bales
e1norts 70 Great Britain 26 70 the Continent 4sol;
,aies 600. stock 23i .5T9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York foot OF chsmeers-st.
as follows and Eve minutes earlier from Vest 80 St.
300 4. n.-Sest.buled Express daily for BnghamsOn,
Waverly Emlra. Bunalo. Bradford jamestown. arrive
Buffalo T.. ~ Psrlor 10 Buffalo -
y;I5 A. M.-Daily, except sundays. Bingham,on,
Owego Waverly Elmra and Delaware Valley points
Daily 10 Port Jeryis and Monticello. Pullman Paitof
Cars. 60.
2:0O T.. M.-Vestbued mted-Fast mall daily soii1
train for Chicago Arrives 7s0 A. N, chicago,
p VI sleepers Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining
1870 y. M.-Bufrso and Cleveland Nestbqed Exprsss
daily Arrives at Buffalo O5 A. N. Bradford 20 A. NJ
jamestown 700 a. NJ. Youngstown lO:-I a a., 'eNss
1890 p NJ sleepsrs 70 Buffalo and Cle'eAna Sas
Library Car. . ,.,..-,
O,I5 r. M-Daiy solid train for Bnghamton. Wayerly,
Eimira and Chicago. sleersrs Buffalo Chicago and
Ctncnns... r.cing Car. -. 20,
yT,TcTETS LOCAL. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN &C
L CoMM0pATIONs at H. 49, 26i. ioi and 800 Broad
way i27 Bowery l5G East l2sthst and 40 est l-o,
At Chambers nd o3d ferries. New YORK 5J3
and SEQ Fulton Broadway BrOokly 22 RIver-si.
Hohoksn, ana Jersey city station. NewYok Transfer
Co for and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
demos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
NEW YORK ONTARIO & WESTERN RY.

Trains leave foot - W Ard St as follows C3 minutes
earlier from Franklin ST..
- 4. M.-Day Express for al stations Osweeo.
I .OO Connections for Lakes Mohonk, Mlnnewaska
Kismeshs.. PRrlor
OIL 4. M.-Mountain Express 70 fllenvne. IAoerty.
~ I'D and intermediate stations. Lake kamesha, ana
White Lake. Parlor
I .00 r. NJ Saturdays oniyp-Ststons @ Elienv:le.
l. .OU Rookland Lake Kiamesha. and White LaN~
D1sP M.--yest,bule Limited stations TO Ellen
I'D vile Rocklaad Lakes Mohonk NinnewaskA
Kiamesha and White Lake. Parlor cars
-, Il. VI. Franklin St go = Mo chicago
o. } 1day). Stops Midcietawn, Liberty, L. Manor
Nysunn Norwich Oneida. Oswego. Niagara FALLS. Wae-
neS Sleeper and Reclining Car free through
- Tnif az ,SD PHRiOR CAR SEATS AT 37I Broad
way n Y ,. Y. Transfer Co. checks baggage
f-ou, residence 20 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
Assianer's Citation.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NJ

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YoRK-To all persons Interested in the estate as
signed by Archibald Fraser 10 Ambrose o. Met ali tor te
u creditors; creditors or other"is' St>p
YOT AND EACH OF YOC ARE HEREBY clTh.o
AND REQUIRED personally be and appear before ana
In the Supreme Court ~ the state ~ New 1orN az
snacal Term 10 be held In Part thereof in the county
60, uruse In the Borough Manhattan, city n New
YORK on the eieventh DAY Of september lse at lotV
o'clock 4 NJ there and then show cause why hndl
sttanent OF the accounts 4 Ambrose O. Mccall as As
senee ~ above named Archibald Fraser nsolvent debtor
shoud NOT Lad cause he shown. then TO AT
tand the Anal settlement ~ the assignee : accounts
IL TESTIMONY WHEREOF, ! have hereunto saH-ed
the seal ~ the court Of the state or NeN
York to be hereto affixed WITNESS. HON CHARLES
n VAN BRUNT. Presiding Justice OF the said court.
this 2ist day Of June. ls99 ~ ,,,.r, 81,
(SealD W VI. opMtH NieiN'
ISAAC FRONME Attorney for Assignee.
SO proadS,av Borough Of Manhattan New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
rrRoPpAN PRODUCE MARKET.

wfestESpot No . red Western winter dun. Us ntd
10 / red Northern Duluth duh ds ! nd; No Cnlforn,a
70 ,t,sGs. "a C'orn-Amercan mixed spot. new, quiet
o. siid DID, quiet. IS sid futures aI.t; jun. nom
Insi July 81 nd september. Ss 5hd. flour-st LOUIS
fancy winter dull S. Hops al London Pacihe Coastl
nomra Butter-United states finest. nominal % good
a. petroleum GAd. Peas-Canadan rs lid. Tslow-
Prime city 23s Australian In London Ios "a Sheese
nerlcan nnest white and coored steady AS ordinary
nes 4ss % Beef-Extra India steady, Cos; prime
reps steady SIS. Pork-Prime mess One Western hFm
Western In t!erces dull. 26s. Hams-Short cut IL 70
10 10 steady as 81 Bacon-Cumberland cut - 70 81
n, duu ..ls i 10 20 m. dull 29s % long
clear mddes light 30 10 85 10 steady 2's long clear
mddes heavy a 20 40 n steady 29s; short clear backs
10 70 ~ steady. 2ss clear bellies, Ia = 10 No. duh
2s shoulderr-Square IL 10 IL n. easy. 2+s 3D. Cot
t9nseet oil-fiul refined July-August, steady lbs 81
Turpentine-splrits steady. ss Cd. Rosin-common
lfeadY A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
rrREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF

Il THE SECRETARY. Washington D. G. June l. 1899
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at The treasury
Iuiy 2 1890 and thin opened publicly. for the ~ X j.,
CHASE OF THE CUSTOM HoUsE PROPERTY bounded
~ Wall William ana Hanover streets and Exchange
Place NEW YORK CITY No offer less than three mill
ION dollars will considered Each proposal must be
scconpanied a certified check for one hundred MY
thousand dollars The Government reserves me rgh 70
crctnv ssd Custom House on
Rowing Green occupancy, ana as rent for
Interest the pur-
chas price al four per cent. per annum Tne CASh
PAYMENT mus, less than seven hundred Mty
thousand dollars. bidders their wishes as 70
The manner Of making the deferred payments the arrange
ment n which the Treasury Department de-
ferred payments interest al four per cent per
nnn, 'nsyahis se,,i-annuallv The right reserved
reject any or ali bids or to any defect in
formay IN any should Il be deemed In the interest,"
apply to the COLLIE TOR OF CUSTOMS. NEW YORK
CITY. L. J. GAGE. Secretary OF the treasury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Nork. June II 1899.
corFEB-The market for brazilian coffee futures
Srs steady al unchanged prices and scarcely varied
more points throughout the session Inc ota o.
he sessions transactions reached only soVO pas Aa o.
vs. business 500 bags changed hands the opening
can The market influences were a stand-on and left
re situation destitute material for speculative opera
lions European cables gave no announcement WINE
Rio reported decline and receipts at Rio ana Santos
ScOes ar Increasing tendency and the outward move
Tnert OF supplies American warehouses together
- ~ demand for spo. coffee IN The open market
saea 10 repreeent distribution that should be IN prog
ress II the American visible supply - TO DC kept from
s-creaslnr The American visible supply Is already
le8 TO3 bass Arrived at New-York steamer Grecan
Jrince with % Santos and 1857 bags RIO Cleared
RIO June 81 steamer Cervanies with $4,000 bags TO
6ays market closed STEADY. net unchanged 70 points
icy.r Spott Brazilian coffee quiet and nominaly IN
changed; 10 To invoice lots &C. and joboins parcels
enc .. -,.-- l., A.. So, 49,. .,
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June T-The demand for cattle good to-
day and sales steady prices The proportion 81
choice heeves rather small. There was an active
demand calves at good prices Good to fancy bee IS
s9 n s. lGd conmoner grades bringing 81 6rS0 %
F-eedire cattle sold 5Ods5 bulls and heifers
AZ s2Qs5 10 price for chohe helfers western
TOdS5 so Texans at s4GS 10 and calves
al g. 50dS7 90 $1,000. 80 80,
Cincinnati, June 27-HoRs active. 50 25q$4 s.. Cattle
steady 81 25GS5 II. Sheep active 81 25dSt 81 Lambs
steady s. 25aS7
East Buralo June 2T.-Recelpts Of sale and through
cattle sheen and hogs during the twenty -four hours
ended AZ noon to-day Cattle. cars; sheep and
lambs cars: hogs 10 Shipments: Cattle. Is
sheep and lambs 3 cars: hogs. cars Cattle There
fairly trade. the offerings being those left from
Yesterdays close principally sockers and feed
ers with punches OF cows prices ruled ah0ut the
same as the close. but generally steady. Sheep and
ianbs-with only ? loads sale and moderate de-
mand there hardly quOabe change IN the market
Of lamb prices was s. oOq$3 % and sheer So
offerings 10 loads The bulk or
IN. sales were AZ 81 for hogs and 81 FOR medium
Rourhs sod 81 i0dS3 so stays 50 75Qs3 one deck Of
WORKERS sold 81 Oh Offerings cleaned up and the close
No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
TIE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Roston June 27.-The wool market elbows increa sed
strength and general prices have been advanced
Territory woOis. me medium ana fancy wool
quoted az 45dlsc while for Australian good lots Soc IL
quoted Piece feeling the effect OF the strength
OF the market and although sales yet rule moderate the
prices have advanced little. Australian WOODS hold
nrm ana buyers forced 10 higher prices The fol-
lowing are the quotations for leading descriptions: Ohio
and Pennsyvaii Ia neeccs-X and above 3q28c; Xxx and
above 91H2sc' delaine, S0G3lc. No ! cnmbng
3Oc: 40 DO 2,c Michigan. Wisconsin. etc-X Michigan
2iG22c; No Michigan eomblng. 2sc No do. 2sc
New-York New fIs mpshe and Vermont. 2OG2ic
No J. York New-Hampshire and Vermont. "a. de-
lairs. Michigan. 2oa2Tc unwashed medium, ete-ken-
turkv and Indiana -bood comhing. 22G22i.c; h-b1od
90 &c. Missouri i.-llood coubing 2lc A-blooi y
n nc braid cambng isfi9c lake and Georgia. l9p9c
T srrtory voos-Montan and Dakota. fine medium and
me iiQlTc. secured. 4GG4sc staple, soc Utah and
wyoming hne medium and hne ifdisi4c: secured $50
sc. staple soc: Idaho. me medium and nne. i3Gloe
go, red 20 g47c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28

little comfort Their strong grasp foreign intelligence
was confined TO private adyces confirming damage 10 Rus
san wheat but these were sufficiently important to Offset
Whatever OF disappointment they felt the foreign
market news The latter consisted Of itgld decline at
Liverpool partial 0al5 points Paris advance and =
franc decline IN Antwerp quotations The worlds visible
BUSH compared with decrease year ~ 10 $50 600
bush In supporting the late market therefore. bulls
had 70 overcome this factor well the bearish cables
seahoard cearances amounted 10 $500 bush wheat and
nour. but In with last weeks figures showed
about ESQ ooO bush decrease day. Quotations 4
cash wheat. anoat basis follows: No 2 red
Sic; No Northern Duluth s+c: No . Northern Duluth.
Isc; No hard Duluth. s5Ac 10 arrive; No Northern
Manitoba Is4c. end Of June; No Milwaukee spring,
T1hc No red. Is%c elevator. The Produce Exchange
Will he closed Monday July d.. .CORN-SubstAntel
support by prominent traders al the West established the
corn market on strong basis all day. and drove in
shorts actively. The leading influences
actions amounting to about 20 loads, all ports. large
clearances tendency OF receipts 20 diminish and light
offerings Little heed given TO the decline Of ia c
in Liverpool quotations. to the favorable home pros
poets. For DAYS this clearsnces 32l 800
bush ahead OF the time week No corn
closed 80 SIC elevator. 395sc delivered and 4OAc
Anoat. .OATS-The market quiet and about
steady. with sales 2DoOO bush export No
quoted at 30l4931c, No oats soc No white 32iz
No white. SIC; track mixed 3Oa32c; track white s3a
3sc: No white. clips S3c. RYE-Market steady; No
Western 65lzc, and No Western. 6J&c. both I b
ahoat; State rye. Gle c New-York. CARROTS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables SPOT e9t0 o
bales American 1000 bales receipts 600 bale.
American 1900 bales miadns upiand olS fO'u ret
s-e4d lower 10 led higher. December January S lSs
Msrcb-Apr H. $ib. ApriMay sljs june $ls,.s'
Jg9sIuiy 8eb IgyAusu 3lss'
Sisisb November December. S1ss Manchester arms
DRu6E@opum was quiet with The Of the mar
ket steeey and prices unohangss 6e o SAM ng So oa
s. Powders 7o@ss ai9s bulb 15 g. o. 2 msS
ufacturers bulk, SGc FOREIGN manufacturers DuN' 'o'
hsi rejected en- easier unaerso9s 1e5 Ts
tsf strsehts So 5oas3 60 winter P@'eat 81 e 20 @
extra No winter 50 eoas2 10. no grade slsasis 80
s sT ics q, choice to faoc2 50 $oGs5 corr
MEALs'eaG hG 2q.fo @ quoted white eo
hne yelisw SIS ooI hi s}sss5 so SACKS to arr
200 N sis 25asi5 Is lake and re sacks spot a. sI 81,
cosrsp winter bran SIC 2sasi7 st poulnT chop
a.. ~ hulk and SIS 80 sacks; olmesl s2S Soqs24
Az os r.. oppof,uny iseS ssye Ions waited
for ana market o-dsy was @ nr, n ne last
b 20 point sGlc above the previous day and AoGH,
Ss friends OF he staple more than has In sone
aavs ana consequence bears showed an
Es 70 cove, .,ps Iss sharp break under dsppons
cables there Tss ysry n' lttle before iddsy but il
S S IcEiy absorbed and the became stronger
demand 40. to0y wed. Tsad n sh Blast ory after
r rs sean stepped in and although disturbed some
Vial by the advancing tendency bought bcyeen so ana
IN issS, at ali ponts Besides this the Northwest re-
porseS a good milling demand and strong ahoeftoh-
July wheat locally was relatively s'fonser nan ,5
eeiver,es owing 10 presence Of large ara tinie
rhor, interest and the export inquiry ~ one e u SOLO
&c tgner fhAn September after closing Monday on about
ar ever oasis feature % the afternoon va report
that Northwest receipts likely 20 fall OF IN me
future rossftly Diminishing % 300 CARS Gay il mas
been generally understood ell al5ns that spring ~nsst
movement nigh; he expected at large hg@rea
for some time 20 come Todays arrivals were up 70 ne
standard however aggScgating TS0 cars against o. car
last year Among foreign markets bulls found but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TON.
From foot OF Liberty 81. -
Week DAYS % 10 500 1000 oil 80 Dining Carr A. NJ
q 90 Dining carr. 30 800 Royal Blue Ldmitee) 90
600 Dining arr NJ. i2:i5 mdt sundays 10
t6oo a. "a Dining carr A. NJ, 80 900 Royal Blue
Limited 500 600 Dining can p NJ l2lo mes Ado
5I,inne trains FOR Philadelphia week days. 40 900
A. NJ 1870. 400. 4:so. 100. 900 p NJ Sundays 800
rrrsf. and usrlor car seats at foot NJ Liberty St.
whitehall ST ia. i72 26l 434. oil. 2st l3a Srose
ysv T3f 9th Ave. - Union 50. West, i53 East l25th
81 '27S West f25th St. 245 Columbus Ave- New YORK;
Court ST 34i SEQ Fulton ST. Brooklyn. os Broadway,
Iyutanoshura York Transfer Co. Will call Tor
and check baggage hotels residences 10 desna-
ton
sFtorn Liberty St. only.
tI>rom South Ferry at 525 T. ".
sFrom south Ferry at 43j !. "
GFrom South Ferry at $40 2. Nj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28

COTTON-The volume % speculation in cotton futures
was very While private crop accounts Rad bearsh
average the cables better than looked for and
covering became feature supplemented by some good
preference the part crop
positions The call developed steady feeling. with
prices ! point / point higher. Immediately the
strengthen and the bears became sus-
pcous fearful the % the short interest
known heavy. having steadily accumulated on the
points however, there let-up In the buying ana
prices sag Titles bat throughout the session
the reflected the apprehension that the future list
been oversod. especially in view Of the fact mat
OF holidays IL hand In this country with the
markets remain wide open abroad and the possibility
nizes the caution OF ali classes OF traders
volume Of business for the day was very
fair The fact banking element and foreigners
encouraged the bull contingent 70
the steadier spot market in Liverpool was
prominent feature giving support TO reiterated
activity in spot I'm the English market inc
weekly crop report Washington buihshy col.
strusd. The msrke, finally quiet snd nesoy' &c
points net hiEher Taken whole, the teie
graphic summary OF the Bureaus weekly crop and
weather report regarded as hullish and raVor
ably Influenced the afternoon market II was stated
that gxrrTt portions Il Southern Texas Louis
lana ard Mississippi where cotton. more particularly
planted. suffering for rain. the staple rs
favorable progress. although reported small In Ar
kansas Alabama and Georgia. As whole. me crop j.
well cultivated and is growing well In LOUISIANA &C
that UP after drouth reported dying Inc
daily weather recorded rains In the Atlantic Sa
the Gulf States and Texas with the heaviest preclpta
ton follows: Newborn. Y g. lGS inches 1oIuna;
Tex 2.20: Houston. Tex. 10. Galveston Tex, Z49
inches; Nsw-OrIeans and vicksburg as Of an inch
The range Of prices IN the local market To-Day
foil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool June 81. p. m--Cotton-spot IN iaH r re
mand: prices steadier American middlng. IN,
Of the 1000 baes, OF which O were loi
speculation ard export and included 800 bales
Receipts 10 bales including l22OO American W
ures opened quiet with moderate demand ans closes
quiet: American middl!ng, m June. io-o+pS li-oso
byers June and July i6 CAD buyers. July and August
le64d sellers August and september y sTs TO- 90
huVers September October liGtD3 u $40 nuyerr
Octobp- ana November i3s4nS ~ $40 buyers; Noven
her ana December 1914 sellers December and Jann
az H. "a sellers January and February. iS-6id SCI
srs February and March. l34l3 ii-84d buyers Mhcn
ard April i4-64d buyers April and May. lood SILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-28
BALTIMORE & OHIO z. r.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY u ISs
W
Leave New York, South Fern tNnenali IerminAD Aoo
foot OF Liberty Time shown from sootn fsFS-
Lave Ifuertl minutes later -,
'Dsily. Except surday. unSsss
CHICAGO "a" IN. Ntsrty stree, oniy). 'L-a m
PITTsBtRG '4so a. m. liberty stree, ony'. 'ass
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ROYAL blue TRAINS.
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