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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND WAsHING-
TON.
From foot Of Liberty St =,
Week DAYS 500 1000 Nl 30. Dining Car A. "a
II 90 Dining Carr 80 300 Royal Blue Lmited) 0o
600 Dining arr P NJ. 1918 mdt S1nd n, 't nin
Limited 500 600 Dining Carr p. NJ, l2lo nn55d 90
ditiona trains for Philadelphia week DAYS So 400
A. NJ. 400 900 p. NJ ~, ,,hor,y :,
Tickets and parlor at foot Of Livery "a
Whitehall ST. I3 l72 POI. 434 9i4 l2s4 59 b,1 ea
way 1877 9th Ave- y Union So. West, lo5 Eas' R-o
:, oIS West i25th St. 245 Columbus Ave-. NeW ioIh
court St 344 Fulton St. Brooklyn ~ broadwSy
New York Transfer CO. Will car loi
and check baggage hotels residences TO desuha-
sFtom Liberty St only.
tFrom South Ferry 5:25 p. NJ
aFrom South Ferry AZ 30 + NJ
bFrorn South Ferry at $40 + Nj
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
Ynrk Iune %

New-York 20.
BEANS AND PEAs-The demand for bears does
enlarge much. but supplies light. and there IL
quite firm holding tobbng business has been done
81 50 and choice stock be bought any
Medium and pea held quite hr1hy, hut quiet
Very lte doing kidney. other State
slow. Lima hardening little. holders ref sug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits tupentne held steady Win ,dme grades showing
hosh "a sdyance Tar ruled firm with soI t''
arrivals being promspouy on i' ibis Ss 5oas3 10.
SPIRITS TuRPENT n good strained 81 32Hasl 81 F.
., = Il 10. O. 81 80: II. 81 %. !, =, w. ." ''
X 81 10; - 81 45; @, s." w.
" STOCK. 49,.
...............16Is Dds
snirits urpentine. 3Ol bbls
Tar
i@ r.,o.,or June 2q-TurpentIne market hrm al '''
Rosln firm. unchanged .to o,cned steady
Wimlngton June 29-spirits turpehns Resin quiet
snSgsc receipts bbls Crude & ~ 70. receipts
81 and 81 10; receipts, lol Dds -"
90 savannah June 29sprits nrpenunee osIn firm I'M
ocitc. lies 627 bbls receipts, -,'s.1e.,o r''''" ~
panged. sales sol hbls receipts 49,, 27s I'd Lin
da, Iune 29-Calcutta linseed SPOT "a '
lS' ni, Aos I'd Turpentine-Spirits' 3ls oHu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
NEW YORK ONTARIO & WESTERN RY.

rains leave foot o. ". 42d ST. as follows N'
A. M~Day Express FOR al stations 20 osws skkS
4 m r - for Lakes Mohonk, MnnewasH~
and Kiamesha. Parlor cars -. r~,o,,.,ie Liberty,
n 4 A. M.-Mountain Express 70 a,,sshs ana
- 10 and intermediate stations Lake N'a"
White Lake. Paror cars. 80. 49, .. r-tervllA
.00 T. VI lsaurdoys 9nlyeS'a' anI White Lake
o.t-P M.-vestlbale Limited, sJ9''0nMy n3ew asxA
T'n,esha. and White Lake. Parlor cars, To ct,cars
hla. p VI ,Franklin st. 40 T., ~ Nanor
81 \ 'a.t,I stops at Miidletown. Liberty "a Wag-
Walton Norwich, oneida os~eso Nlasais tree through
ner sleeper and Reclining 'halr "a"
Ch.eago Via W4e1Fh CAR SEATS AT 81 Brssae
Nav n Y y. Y. Transfer Co 0"S
~ residence destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30

hand BAG MEAL-steaay. Quoted; FEED r1n-
White e yellow sss c9 SSs ,isssi5 Sc to
r 9S S ss and ,, s1sss iR Ss
%nsr 'I slsass city SIS sSgsS
sominy chop. s14 5oas1S bulk ana 'i' ~
s2s SoTs2 rArvery little was accompshsse IN ars she
way Of business from the n such as stimulate
oeraohs especially an unusually np old deals
day is at manu- "a onening new ones The Local with
father bearish the start ana sariy Selling chiefly
os traders and resulted from eT osS SUPPORT
force the marx shorts had their missvings ana upon ne
Of few foreign epys Sus transactions had
da,s bs market down 7pe for sePseer TO c
The upwerqh chest point the session q. 4e to
while at chicago the MARKET es TO fac The Western
to 80 IKE the local market was f covering
nisn sncsP were re' without influence Thus @n
the Of unsettled rspay new and various
tanned but IeD e pretty a well protected Leaving the M tss
passive and m0 nefay favorable conditions
with clear weather in the Dako!s sere We're light
sba%e in illinois Ohio and nGsna anf price, Current
were swn:sr wheat harvest far advanIeE oher
eae. better res's change tGsn Quality generally
wise Snrins crop continues generally for
is in ssf In general stand GOO ps ap
healthy Oats maintain m % ne decline the afternoon
sTadnS very local sentiment hcaso 7Sc: puts
sG aSil puts Quotations wheat So5th s41ai puuh
fIa &c follows; No red Sbc; NO No' 10 iSuiuth
we're as No Northern duluth. 77 No haTd DsiI5
&C: No Northern Manitoba $50; sacons in corn
@ conducted upon very conservative sSa tbe ses
wers uar,ati3ng were unimportan Throughout ~
1Sn The situation in the Danuoiah xant Of fully
drouth has DAMAGE are 70 he relied upon the
o. lee somewheat firm undeone Lhefe wd sTennher
nd a, Chicago the basis OF "a goa &c
temter the Chicago marke. Mhs at the close was
dnl a, a net loss OF about nc % aor,ona az
W., as well as here showed fairy hrn undeI i
w. result Of reiterated reports of damage oy rus
Wv - much hot weather. But speculation IN oa's
to TOO IN, nun Ill markets No oats closed at 5o1sc
Ne 2 oats SOC white 321c, 49, No . "He While
49, -n,xed 30G32c track white, 32q3Ic NO %nte
ons 29c 49, RYE-Msrket dull; No western, 81
and No ! Western. 68c both o ahoa' s'S'e rSe' VIZ
2 Z New York CARROTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. June 2s-There unusually good
mand for today though receipts liberal.
ferings well cleaned about loo higher price
for good lots Good to fancy beeyes sold at s. 5aS 49,
commoner grades bringing 81 oQS5 10 Feeding steers
brought 50 5gS5; bulls and heifers ~ 250x5 10
the price for fancy heers Western fed sold
at 81 70aS5 80: Texans Sass TO- and calves S4a$1 80
There better demand for hogs from packers. and
prices strong early yesterdays hest quotaC
Later the marke weakened somewhat Light hogs sold
So 65d$3 20; lots 81 s50S3 Slz and heavy
81 JDds3 s74 PIGS Brought 50 $685. S. For sheep
lambs primes largely loo lower sheep sold Al S22 20
culis up $50 s. IS for prime lots
yeaTlings brought 50 Is Clipped lambs sold t5qS6 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30

COTTON Considerable excitement attended specula-
ton On the Cotton Exchange TO-DAY. r"r a -Hle
around the opening looked though the pear interests
were 10 score apprecable further successes influential
having market ana al
selling orers having ia from outside points Prices
ias points and continued TO decue oucI
ing AZ figures level 10 points uhner tHe
ma figures the previous day. number OF St,P
a number OF july notices had been Put
out hut stopped Near midday the market mace d
-ahOut-faCe movement ana advanced 0ge points
rapidly on a furry covering sudden demand from the
fore and for Wall street accOunt rms
due entirely 10 reports from leNas
that crop had been badly damaged by tremendous
veritable cloudbursts reachlns IN
nhes in the Last twenty four hours
ham held the In this respect reporting fan 81
$40 inches Tor the twentyfOur hours ending al a m
this morning. which. with the = S6 inches reported yes
terday, makes IA 81 inches al that station Private as
service had heeh crippled by the Storm lhse
received stated that the rivers Of their banIs
the bottom lands under the fields In number OF
districts badly washed out and the seriously dam
light Of the unfayorabe weather claiming that
while rains IN the Southwest unusually heavy, they
could 90 no great harm cotton al this time in the sea
followed by generous preciplta
the moisture. being peculiarly adapted this purp
and that In the plant suffered more
from drouth thar superabundanCe o. Bulls late
1n the day quite jubian and worked theoretically
last ten days. The close steady prices
changed 70 points higher TO-mor English ad-
vices are awaited with than the usual interest as
Liverpool will receive definite iufOr
nation from Texas than able obtain bef re
our close II learned later day that the July
notices had been cared for by the houses originally re
sponsible for their Issuance.
The OF local market to-day
al follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30

.,d snring lambs at sin$I 90 f'e0e"'
head: hogs 80 COO sheep loo"' -. ,oas, On cattle
cincinnati June 2e-Hogs easy ssdy at 81 25as %.
steady AT So 25d$5 10 Sheep s'"'' "
lambs steady at S5dso ""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30

spot cotton In he local market closed steady with
prices unchanged on the basis of 9 lice for mddng
upland and ) l6c for middlng Gulf compared with
65-lfc and 9-i6c respectively Total sales
OF 4O3 bales included $50 bales for export bales
20 spinners. Spot cotton In Southern markets mlddng
quoted was officially reported by special dispatches TO
our Exchange follows: NewOrleans quiet 9-l6c
Mobile quiet at sac. Savannah quiet and easy 69sc
Charleston quiet and nominal Wilmington steady at
btc Norfolk steady al SIC Baltimore nominal at 6'4c
Augusta quiet al 63-GQGHc St Louis easy al Sac.
Memphis quiet at SIC.
The export movement follows:
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

e.,to,a ft ~ West 2Srd, Cortlandt ana Desbrosses
o'"'''A' streets (Penna l. Il. Ferries.1
.Ttue West 2ird Street. Other figures COR annI o.
rashr1sses streets Daily except Sunoaf sutuy
nply' other trains daily SUNDAY leA'es6'i0' esuD
davlaaycss g. sunday leaves D. .o>-
1,k15 200 4. VI. Local. Tor EASi uN,,,..1.
- eS.O> a. VI. For 80 r. Lo, nlAtyhhA
t1d " est. and PRINCIPAL local points FsTiof
"a nipf,, Cars Connects for Coal lrAncL, - ~
+.it55 1900 noon. BLACK OieMONO
evooySs - Hardsomcst irai IN the Noria Lin-
tGHH =" - ing capacity Due hufalO 80 / y; con-
vim through cepcrs 10 Deroit and chicago
Dining Gar service - For wIIKEs.BARRE,
t255 I. 90 =. " SCRANTON, Coal Branches
st.3jj los p NJ aud iaIeTm,dai1p,e POiIn,;; xr
515PM. Loca, for Nal 81 IN 81
4.t';1 80 P VI. Local Tor MAJ "a 1hSTEdn
q: ~ S.SOPM. Local Express tor hAouC.'
x u N6.OS z. NJ. For Euh"'" sid polhls "es~
o., .ir mi NJ Cars 10 Chicago suc ot9l,3 ~ ~.
S.OO p IT. Express for III tf ALO aip
rOpyDTI None but Sleepug az PASSENGER
iD.ioJ5 1880 Pm. ForITHACA, Eot mr. lNi''
pr-tPaTO and West. Sleeping ar GO nlessoi locals
ri PA INFlELD and ROUND bh ,'5S y "a n
~ - - 'Sn1da, 40 &C. l05OAM '2,5 ~ AO'
and Pullman sccommodations At hS &s si' ID;
o. OF s,5 is5i broadway, > Union eiuac - "a
oo,i,,rIrs Ave \ Y so Fulton -, :, oHii - -
and BROOKLYN Annex station, Dr. ~ es.rs
Transfer co. will call Tor ara ,,ut t
,.Nr botei or residence through TO destination
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DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA & WESTERN

stations in New Oh Barclay and Christopher
"a
Binghamton Mall ..-.........::.. oVo a'IA "'"' P"-
Buffalo, Ithaca. Oswego Utica ~ soou
Chicago Bun Express 'i'oV p'iu -oo" PIN
Scranton Wilkesbarre & Plymouth - ,ooo
Chicago & buffalo Lin Ex...... 100 pm % ~ -
Bun. Ex Bun 7.45 a. M -. 'e3O pm WOW "-"-
eyracuse. Ithaca. Oswego Utica - .o .-oo.n
"a
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at ll3 ~ an"
$50 broadway and IL Park Place. -, A,~w...
Express Co. VIII eAl for ana che0N 'aes"s'
destination sDaily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30

he s,ats,ical position Of Brazil coffee is as follow

-conee market dull. No Rio 7S225 e1cnanse
aos ceins OOO bags. cleared for the United
2 dco Sars cleared FOR Epr9t4 1000 bags stock Z+"V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore 9eTour w a"l @@ %G red @
7'S 6 66is f 7sRS5c july 75g August 7S@
G.c September 5' ase4 l;ps sesm:5 icS S southern
nc reee Io7t DO on grade 7ia75sc Corn %faE
p0 month IVY as gss Gix AlEG ssa'sSsGc
eep AIS bush sZPor iSo coz sea SHu' So white
20 20 y no mixed 3Oa3ic Rye tm N0 ard
by S7s - Wss'gsrIn 0 Grain s eigh's qaet
changed sugar so Eggs nn SSnchaOssd
o RuG 1Sc !a Ne Nd6er wheat sS
SNs S Ifc: No yellow 37laa37'.c No con- m
ss 81 sc E Sas d ssi Ne Ne % md 70
3 mixed 27ac. Rye nominal Canal 'e'S'''
Csgo June 2-The leading futures ranged as fo'-
lows: ,,,u.o., Lowest. Closing
wheat No q 4sS 9s %4se H !5ass - -
5 5sS IS 7'%Sf q: 55ss ' 7'aa
ss s s:'a No. s: sssss ;, s.ss Ct
;;s s..:. ~ :: Il I'll 81 81
. q: s.,' pork per 81 ~: Sc @14 s
. q. 5,,s per 10? 10 s ss: s ss3: So. sG
ss s,' a,,, no., IS S;s. :5533s :5!9y IS.
Cash quotations follows Fl9ar StsTaay Corn
spllinnst ~ yellow corn 34%sa3i'.c; No go
$i&S'te No white. 27g2's No rye $" 81 o6asi osa
ley Contract grade SO so Mess pork per oo; s
e. 90 lard per 100 n 81 92eqs5 o. SLOT nU 90
Hl-se, 81 s5a$4 ~. dry salted shoulders ,tV1iT S+
81 - short clear sides tboNed SCS% w. al loaf
on the Produce Exchange To-Day tns 1TJSi
,nsrLst MAS firm. creameres. 1874 DC dt,t
r1Sil'e Grm ilaa&c. Eggs steady; fresh I%' -
cincinnati June 2o-Flour dull. Wheat quiet no
~ mixed 2sd4Siac. Rye quiet, No o'.. n,t,s
steady sugar hrm Eggs quiet, l'H' 'he'sf '''''
Milwaukee June 20 Wheat hrmer; No ! NoT pid
- No , Northern. I3iAc. Rye dun No l. "'' p"'''
| sfeady: No 2 42Ac; sample. 3'a4Z'2'' . ,
Noribern 7Itsc. July 7O&4aIo7sc SeIenuer, ~
40 t' 10 I hard T21sc: 80 ! Northern HFsc, no =
NNrtharn 7oisc Flour unchanged. Bran higher u"
bulk. SO 15H$ll .-... u-,ds
philadelphia June % Wheat &c lower; contract gr nna
Jun oa . G",s a DC lower: white clipped 5Zg
9ot - - 2 do 3ni3q3lc No mixed clipped; -'2 N'o
Tuiter steady fancy Western ctean,,.ry - a. U,ast
rrints 2Oc Eggs fresh nearby rag e. u,hern
1i5c, 10 Southwest l3l2Nl4c. 90 Sou'ty
% al cheese steady. Receipts flour, wv N.'
90 sacks. wheat LOO bush corn, 800" pusn' soo
! "a oro hush Shipments-Wheat. "o bush' COT" "''
! bush. oats. 56Hn bush -o,,- To-.
Iui 7tc september 75isc. December I7'sc 20 :
! - ?i67oi5c corn No cash. %5isc. jun, %.
To-, 32<c. September. 33lsc oats. 10 CiSil,
Iune 2GiTc. Juiy. 25A4c, September lac no ""'
2eisc ~. y. . cash and
~ Snteniber nc Corn dull steady; No mixed
SSSc oats dull steady. No mixed % - e. %.
10 cash COO Glover seed dull prime cash new ." 49,
october 81 30 asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30

Foreign coffee Santot.' no l 10 stnck
ssp 40 bags Hamburg-C'ree market 6Peped
~ w. arket ouenad quiet i franc advance az ~,
,ooSsnged: al & m. steady. franc lover c'os' a.
uic ft.reed y-ires total sales. 600 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
Grea, Ba,ain. France. Con,in>

Total to-day ............ EOS:
Thus far this week. l6.sl5 S0l 20. IL
Thus far this 1913 10 296 1895. 65
Receipts at the ports and interior points to-day
pared with the same day last week and last year:
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Ocean Gtcamcrs.
MOR1TG0 @[gRE0AM 1lWVWo

MMlR11NJ EL5UIDIUElNJ D1W Uo
W. FAST EXPRESs SERVICE ,,,
CuERRoIJRG SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN
Sailing al 10 A. NJ r,i, IA
.Kaiser VIM d. Gr...Jriy 4 'P X bni'po"' I,iy Ok
IL TraVe '..'''''''''''''
.Twln-screw Express Steamers ,,,..
SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN,
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SEW lNf' an . -
,-tos-,oh Jer crosse Thursday. July D. ~ D. ~ ~,
I,rsmen .............. Thursday. July - ~ A. "
re- ri,a,osea ......... Thursday, July ~, W ~ VI
GIBRALTAR NAPLES. GENOA
Sailing at II A. NJ , =
Altar .JuIv Kaiser VIM. H..,.. .Aug 90 10
july II Aer -. ,tt;t.N
OELRICHs & co. NO BOWLIN" oI1nH..-
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4 DVEETIsEMENTs and subscriptions Tor The Tribune
"A received Uptown Orce. No. 242 Broadway
% door 3st-st until O'Clock advertise
nents following branch Offices regular
once rates until o'clock m, viz 2oi Hh-ave, e.
I'd St. 1872 6th-ave. l2h st Mays, dth-ays
Aed lath-sL. il2 Columbus West 6Gth-stS
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES

Avn From York Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays.
FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued to all
points IN Texas Colorado Arizona California. Mexico.
SC. Georgia. Florida. &c Delightful Excursions.
Write page Pocket Guide imailed free)
c II MALLORY & CO. Gen Agts.. Pier 20. T. r.. ~. Y.
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M0ll AMID AMERlGA llNIE,

New York-Rotterdam. via Boulogne- sur Mer.,
New twin-screw steamers ROTTERDAM and STATEN
DAM a. 300 and 10 500 respectively
s s MAASDAM July 10 a. M, Tor ROTTERDAM, Wa va
Bollogne- sur-Mer s. 5 WERKENDAM July l. 10
Tor Amsterdam direct. Saloon rates. $40 up.
Annly 10 Company's Offices. 80 Broadway. New YORK
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COOKS CIRCULAR NOTES. AVAILABLE EVERY
WHERE Combine convenience. security and economy In
carrying funds.
Letters OF Credit, Drafts. Gable Transfers.
THOS. COOK & son.
2Gi AND 1928 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Philade phia. Boston. Chicago. San Francisco.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL,

Trains arrive at and depar! from Grand ~en'4I ''1'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25

LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nsv-YorS February q. lse9.
peoe-is were 1861, cars ZOOS head. III
- -, - az .s market max ng wiki the previous
o--'.- 80 49, - 80 ~ which 10 were at Jersey
@ , 49, Siv.st,s. on Vrht receipts the market
wy A,+l = ~ .--, s..s-s ruling nrrn 20 p shade
1870 20 -, .~a ,-gs selling AZ flll Wednesdays
L.f, 6 cs- " a. VAS led over Medium to prime
49, IA ~. e. erl1 81 - Der 100 10 Fair good oxen
AID -ta1s AZ - 49, - -.s, - 'sr-ssa5 bee, Was in
~ AiI-s 500 80 m r5r common 10 choice native
"a demand 70 is- 2'l 81" -. lies ou1.s5 Arnerl-
SIDES Latest l"'etP an rer-lrsratc~ beet
0-l catir NlH. a-.- i -. ~ ~ No exports q
hn'Ahlt,- an 1905 -, ,1is mort to-day To-
I've cate or &c. i @ az so quarters Of oeef for
80. o., ..-~,.-i- the Nierrfrine with 400 cattle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25

Western, fancy isal4c: % small and slips. lo5iio
snoSe rise white per d gen s. + o1en neg, 5
yoans toms NJ 2 eGioe chickens of-nsatsd. re
~ l. e4Gicc' % 10 2 S9ec ducks. 30 l. ioglie
GAME-very' lew snipe. plover or wild ducks avail
able and values nominal RABBITS in large sesum .,.
r n very s6 c eS and r weak sS.n 81 ss roy golden
prime TO choice rer dozen. S20S2 90 do sass sIgl %
light 5ocQsl do relhesd . n ard over 70 pair 81 i 2so
wing teal 35g4oc do Eretn-wng teal 25dSoe. DO ~
mop c 2s r s e! 2T rs JACK 5s Doia,ses ar,
meeting very good icuand when strictly choice po .
SsS sk 'u on Spq pT Vide ranss IN quality and value
vegetables are fairly sustained. Norfolk kale AM
quality and value Not many Florida vegetables r.
VIM ss.irFs sais. >, IN qgoa,op: rc ca .aT
Saa ar 5 cy 2ee S uncfaassd e quote
Potatoes Pormuda Der Dol. s29e'. Long leland 81
and western i 81 % So sweet ra'oe. per Dol .2gss
AZ sTuls Ter w, gar 49, s5Sss a. ,.r crs,e
sia'l -; carrots old per b. siGsi 30: cabbagss "a
40 STATE I-rc-c. a. r,riaa. qc0coc: cauiIaovcrs Can
tI. e- case '2aT2 20 eFgoa7's gl'r6o ner t box
Nor X rer NJ 5oGsl c'tgc' Floria rer Sa,Ss So
se-rier 49, - rnrkin' ~ voc par.rrs 20 ~,
M sl0Si -, rarelev mud oer cra,e S.,.a,,9
~. taske SIS? str-e b,sns Florida ,er cr',e voc.
~ s10S4 poltrrcre sc~e7 ~. Prssa turn'rs bhl
=. @sl To - -e'c ror h' 80. t.Ta'oes IT Edo
re-,icr, ca ord v,''v 81 5oosa q state we''er
raY AN V'-HAy-Tss-e was 2. s-es,y sa,i,-
te'd 'nir f-r-s In p-'ca through I'm to- quar,ites
underssse au,.e1 ~ tc'p.t by 80 ~, ~ O.,
purpose IS es''ratei ai about 5oo Na's 1T hove
= ro-ei me vcnu-, assis',e rv h-re,v low p-ce. fr
60. .,s.. e NJ, ,9l,y -.s a., Ne TIM. We ou1
larre bales 7-ln" p,t ~" N 100 -, -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
DELAM RE. A-kAN ANNA AMI
WESTERN RAILROAD.

stations IN New York .oot Barclay and Christ ophef 81,
1.ESTIBr.TE TRANS PULLMAN BUFFET CAKN
PtN1SCii LIGHT 10 ..-.,
500 M.-BrNGu AMrON MAIL. stops % ps'a~-.--
stations. 800, .--.,.- r,rA-.
lo:OO 4 w-fCafe CAR BUIFALo SCRANTON, B.N>S--
H,NfrON owl GO. I~EA,A. NLAli. \. sl4.AN -
ami CsWEIO ENpRESS. Pulim1, Butte, PafiF lais
connecting al Buffalo wth uais tr chicago "-1 p-i"''
West.
900 p " oau,)-Chicago and Bl0ao Nestiouled *
pres Tor SCRANTON. BiNGuAITON ard ELMlNA'
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Chicago. Feb e4-The demand for cattle today was
s,5t- ard prices showed n improvement Fancy eatte
l~- s. g. ctoice steers s. J'4>9 u' mfdlurns.
=. -tt az. beef steers s. s04Si co. cows and helters
e. a. buls SC -STSi Western fcf steers 81 l4 50 70.
,as s,eers 50 50qSf 9J caves s. 5og$i % Trade IN
IS nss brisk and prices ruled 51l0c hg1er FAIR 10
-hSice g 5!Ts8 packing lots 81 oJp' 80. nlNel
r. ccsa 60 butchcrs SO eos3 So Hight 50 550 90 PIGS
a. lDrS3 90 sheen STEADY, but there was a. eN.
,~.elv dul market ,r lambs al further decline OF
st, lO, f1r choice A1cks Inferior 70 prime sheep = -
80 "a yearngs 81 y 80 g. poor % ch 'ce lambs. 50 -
asa 49, Recepts-Catile. 1000 head hogs. 1000; saeep
5000
caeinnau Feb 24.-Hoss strong So 2;as3 40 Cattle
strlng 5oQ$5. sheep strong - -oOSi -. LAMBS
steady sass ..
f.st Buffalo Feb 2i.-Recepts Of sale and through
c,te sheep and h. during the wenty-tour hours end
rs az noon ,0-dsy were: Cattle Il cars snee2 s!1
lambs 81 cars: hogs. q Shipmenis-Catt!e. 10
cas-. sheep and lambs. l2 hogs. q cars cattle
Tfee was no particular change 70 the position 81 me
~, ia today with only loads sale and moderate
.lar,qnd sales we're small lunches The supply 81
r,l,ss vas liberal $50 head fair demand for the TOP
Quality ~ rwer prices. but TIE common ave were
'f,te lu Choice quoted at - z99Si oO'
81 L. choice Sf1S7 Is Sheep and lsmbs-Ihe oiler-
irgs we're fairly liberal. Is loads. The trade was tar
m sfeaGv prices there being no particular teatues
Choice % extra lambs quotatle at s1gs0 % good
~ choice 81 00gs5. 10 fair. 81 I5si 20 sheep
choice 10 extra - 2jHst 20 s0oi 10 choice $IS' -
("r,,on Il, far s. 75Is3 -. Hostile ofernss were
i'm, FOR Friday about 2J loads The demand generally
VA active and Sc higher. Heavy quotabls a. So
medium s. QydSl Ycrkers. s3 9o0SS o5 pigs 50 70;
r6ughs s. 3OgS3 40. stays 20 23GS).