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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-04-01

II is too bad that Princess Kaiulani
should have died. She went far toward
redeeming the royalty of Hawaii from
utter disrepute. She was we'll aducated,
was trained in courtly manners and has
always been described as an amiabls and
intelligent woman. In regular order Of
succession she would have succeeded Ii
ioukalini to the throne. But the race
over there is passing swiftly away. At
the rate they have perished during the
last twenty-five years, in thirty years
more there will be practically none left.
The Princess preceded her people into
the shadows by only little time.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-04-01

The latest decision on surveys OF
mining claims upon which application
for United States patent has been
made, is that surveyor may change
his survey as marked on the land at
any time before the return to the land
office. But when an owner accepts a
patent issued in conformity with the
surveyors return he waived all right
to dispute the correctness OF the boun-
daries as fixed by such return and the
warrant.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-04-01
Cure Of Rhuemasism.
KENNA. Jackson Co., w. Va,

hENNA, Jackson So., w. va.
About three years ago my wife had
an attack of rhuematism which con-
fined her to her bed for over a month
and rendered her unable to walk a
step without assistance, her limbs be-
ing swollen to double their normal
size. Mr.. S. Maddox insisted on my
using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. l
purchased fifty-cent bottle and used
it according to the directions and the
next morning she walked to breakfast
without assistance in any manner, and
she has not had similar attack since
"A. B. Parsons. For sale by Mrs. Il
! N. Schneider & Co., Druggists.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-04-01
Another Cheap MaiI Reuter-

1t is said that the owner Of the mail
stage route from Coleville to Bridge
port, Mono county, CAL, intends to
feed his road stock on grass by pas
turing it in place of feeding hay and
barley. He underbid the former con-
tractors and is losing money on the
ooods
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-04-01
senator Ernst Taken 10 Task.

The Belmont Courier takes Senator
Ernst to task for attempting to divide
Nye county among Esmeralda. Lin
coin, White Pine, Eureka and Lander
counties. II claims that the Senator
was elected to oppose the division Of
the county.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-04-01

Chapter xIv.-An cot 10 Greats .
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-04-01

Despite Speaker Reeds sidetracking OF
the measure in the last Congress, IL is
believed that the Nicaragua canal will
be built, and that at the next session OF
Congress preliminary appropriation will
be made therefor.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-04-01

According to custom, each member OF
the Legislature will have the right to
prefix Hon. to his name. That being the
case, many people will want to know
what Hon. stands for. Bee.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-04-01

special jury fund in Lincoln county. Ap-
proved Feb. as, 1899.
Section 1. Provides that q special jury
fund be created in Lincoln county.
Section 2. Provides that the County
Commissioners Of Lincoln county levy a
special jury tax each year not to exceed
rs cents per 800.
Sections three and four provide how the
said special fund shall be expended in pay
ment Of jurors mileage and fees.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-04-01

John Wanamaker expended $500, 600
in advertising his Philadelphia store last
year, aud derived profit of Sl,75O, 600
from the business in addition to looking
after the business OF Senator Quay.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-04-01
The SENTINEL
JOB OFFICE

Is the Most Complete Es-
tablishment of the Kind
in Eastern Nevada. All
Work, from a Visiting
Gard to q Full sheet Pos
ter, Turned Out Prompt
ly, and in a Style Not
Surpassed by the Largest
Printing Offices on this
Coast.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1899-04-01

authorize the payment OF the salaries
fixed in section one. TO the officers therein
named, from and after the first Monday Of
January, 1899.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
OTHER mARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago June 9To-days cattle market very dull;
receipts light Is almost invariably the case on
Friday but the demand and prices were barely
steady Good fancy beef steers sold az - VOgSo 90
grades bringing 81 l5N$4 50; feeding cattle
sold at 50 7lQk5 10: bulls and ordinary hefers
S2QS4 Choice heifers brought 81 5OaS5 10 Calves
sold at 25QS7 20 Western fed At "a 5Ot
s. 80. There good demand FOR hogs, and, though
liberal, prices rule were wei main
tained Heavy lots sold at 81 55GS3 90 mixed 81 G5g
50 s7i-: light G5as3 s2is brought 81 2JQ$3 20.
and cula 81 5DQS3 20 The market for sheep was
steadler wfh an improved demand. Sheep were salabe
al 81 JOGs3 - for "a 7j45 for prime native
wethes Clipped lambs brought SO 50Sj 80; wooled Colo
raao lambs s. 7JmSj 81. and spring lambs S5gS7 Re
ceips-Cattie 800 head. hogs $4,000 head sheep 500
head 49,
Cincinnati June 9-IIogs fairly active lower SO 3Oa
81 - cattle steady S3dsJ -. sheep dull and weak
s. 2Jds4 -. Lambs strong. 50 50qs6 90
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPoIr.
New-Yorl1. June Q. 1890.

New-NOTk. June 8. 1899.
c,,FFFr-The various phases OF to-day market were
- ,,sfactorv in the long run. though traders
r. thing pretty much themselves In Keeping with
Foreign markets prices at the opening moved up
~,,ts on soma positions with the feeinE IN the pit
80 stea9v shorts covered with considerable freedom
80 arst hour but IN the day Opereuc' were
~ ~ mainly % the settling up Of struggling 0unts
s,sss,t hif action restrained by continued drden-
,ts NJ brazilian ports heavy arrivals New
$50 $50 demand for SPOT coffee and besrsh weekly
sracal statements from europe Inc onlcisl Ttports
80 no and santos indicated reaction from the Gown
80 ,rse ~ prices for time past notwithsaneing
,sous ret tefns from back country. At the close
~ local market was steady IN tone. with prices net
tn- l.ls , ,,trfs higher Total sales futures
81, - snr brazilian coffee sadly neglected. ana
81 thA close prices nouinaly unchaneed on ne
Ss ~ 6itc 10Y centfuga! invoice lots an9 "Ssc
.,hne parcels The present STOCK oi cOnee at NIe
-.,--e-e-ss s4R 600 bags including l.oOoVo Brazlhan
a5 with $40 600 and lO6OoO0 bags respectively
iss. FTidqy The steamer Capri has arrived al New
e., .itt is g76 hays RIO and l4a6S bags Santos
r. rangs OF contract prices in the local market to-day
VS. fllIoWs.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
ERIE RAILROAD.

train NeN-lOfks IOOt IaIIN''"
"a folovs and nye minutes earlier from West 2sd-st:
DyuO A. M.-Vestbued Express daily for Bsfs nsm,eoS
wsyeriy, Elnira. Buffalo, sradfo'd Arrive ban>'
goo p M-Vestibulec limlted-Fast mall daily Solo
train f,r Chicago. Arrives Cleveland ':to NJ Chic~xo
Dining Car.
80 p. x.-Buraio and Cleveland Vestibuled Express
daily Arrives Buffalo 1905 A. NJ. Bradford 20 A. d..
Jsu,estowu A NJ. Youngstown l0.27 A. NJ. Ceve-
hand II 30 P sl-~pers to Buffalo and Cleveland Gaia
LSIiT PP.M-pauy solid train for Bnrhsm,on. Em,r..
waverly Chicago Sleepers 10 Buffalo. Chicago and
Cincinnati Dining Car.
Si,IcKETs LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
l. coMaoDATIoNs at ILL., lls 26i. s0i and 057 Broad
ST.. Chambsrs ali West 2sd-st ferries New-york; $50
snd Fulton-st 8S Broadway, Brooklyn 22 Riysrst
Hoboken and Jersey City Station Ncw-YTt Transfer
calls for checks baggage from hotels ana real
dsnces
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
NAVAL STORES.

Demand was Of proportions sufcient TO ipar a steady
undertone 70 the market. spirits fact scoring slight
advance. Outside influences radically different
from heretofore local market closed quiet but
steady. Quotations follow:
TAR-Regulars 81. DO OIL bbls 81 co.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-3se Z Q3sAc.
ROsIN-cora good strained. 81 30gSl 32a: y.
81 40: r. 81 50; g. 81 55; H. 81 20; 81 10; K 81 s5
NJ 81 90 r. Sc 81: W @ So 80. W W, SO 75.
STOCK N HAND.
Rosln ........... 10 Of4 bbis
spirits turpeEtine g.o yp,s
Tar. lb2O bbls
Charleston June 9-Turpentne firm 3Jlzc. Rosin hrrn
unchanged
Savannah June 9.-Spirits turpentine firm. 36doI.7c
Rosin nrm unchanged: sales 23I2 bbls receipts SO5i
Wilmington D.-Spirits turpentlne, nothing doing
prices unchanged receipts l23 casks. ROsin dul VIC
and gJc receipts 42i bbs Crude turpentne quiet ~ 70
81 10 81 -: receipts 10 bbls. Tar Arm. u 10 r
ceipts II bbi4
fondo. June 9-Czleuita llnseed spot. 35s 6d.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

METAIS-Nouna advances were recorded IN pFle-s IS OF
TO-, snd tin to-day while spelier showed WEAKNESS ana a
~. h-aaS rusness however continued OF iistless
Sa1ure win sentiment mixed News was cOnhlctng ana
calculated 10 check fresh interest In the Harket Al me
s ,he Metal Exchange called pig iron warrants entirely
nominal AT S3 for basis No copper CLOSED Gull sot 70
els "a norniral Tin AZ the close was higher but
Sui. snot and June s25 eSgS25 IT, Lead closed quiet
snn "a a56iS. 60 June July. 81 45 spelter closed
Ier and weak spot So So June and July 50 SonS6 40
The closing cables from London reported copper hrn spot
t-s fns S,,res ga l2s Tin quiet 1ll7 3s Cd
s,'tures fIIT Iss Cd spanish lead quoted ia 5s
spleter f2T lis Sd.
NOI.ASsFs AND sYRUPS-Trade conditions locally do
not Improve But while business drags sentiment
long run is favorable the staple SyTups steady
mt ouet Quotations follow New-Oreans. centrifugal
common snq12c far ls4i5c; good, i6Nise: prime 20d
26c New-Oreans open kettle. S2Qa3c Rico ESQ
&c. syrups common. f2Gl4c fair, 15G16r good l7d
lec: prime. 2Da2lc: fancy. 22Q25c.
OCEAN FREIGHTS-The market for berth freights
dull The following prices: Liverpool "a London
aid; Glasgow 2Ad: Bristol. ghd. LAlth gsd. Hull
sEd NswcsstIs, slsd Antwerp. 2+d. Hamburg s5 pfss
Rotterdam eh g7e. Amsterdam che: cotton. LIVER
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

prime mess. Western. 45e Hums-short cut ~ 70 10
n firm, AS Bacon Arm; Cumberland cut ~ 10 10 TO.
as ga short rib is 20 2O NJ 1Ds 6d long middler
light 80 IS 10. 3Os: long clear nddes heavy 30 20
10 2ps Cd backs, Is TO 1S 10. zss %
bellies II 10 10 n. Boa shoulders-squsre y 20
10 Arm 2es Lard rm prime Western. IN tierees 2ss 20
American refined In pals 2as Cd. ButterGood United
States 62s Cheese--American finest white easy. 4ss
American finest colOred dull. 46s; ordinary, new, ts
Taow Arm. prime city. 23s Australian In London
3D. TurpentineSplrits steady. Sts ga Kosin--Cpn
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

A ENTERTAINMENTS and subscriptions Tor The Trloune
~ received their Uptown Once. No I 2I2 Broadway
"a door north " 3lst-s until O'clock sdvsrtiss
nens The following branch Offices regular
Office rates un,l O'Clock B. m. s54 sth-aye.
cor 23d 81 1872 6.-ave. cor. l2th-st Msey's eth-ave
Wes; 42d-z,. near dth-ave % East ltth-st 25T West
42dst between fth and e,h $50 East 47th-st 3s
si-ave between 10Th and nth i.o2e ad-ays near
eist-st: 170s lstave. sBth~st $50 Sdsv
4ikt-st 564 8d-aw. 2l0 Bleecker-st; 40 Beecker-s
zoos sdAys e4O East 10th j.92I 3d-ave o od-avA
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

.Yss RS:P ..a so' a o5. m P 1;ns % Ssisr 8 nS sa, sR;
g. eoa$4 25 cOTnmea s;eedy stq sGe & Rsr & 6ss s'g
z e steamer amer gSw 4s S o3ii o5s Na ag% ssS isfs
Seed 9Isn ae bran spring s winter SIS 75 Req Dog
aoar SIS ISiS so mddnrs SIS 25gsl7 80 Butter FIRM
i4c cheeis drm; Northern SGsc western s'59oc
Nd5Gs41 ggS9 a5 5gnf s sPH TD orhsS asAf o s
wheat weak; 80 red sc 10 %ate di &c Corn @ s9ng sG
10 corn. s5isea,Ee Oats easy demand light: 80 2
white aos 80 hi,e g2ssoeg g7 No re ~his 2Sg2s @
asked for 20 in Canal freIshts steady Flour
chieaSo june she leading futures ranged
lows:
Wheat. No. .: Opening Highest Lowest, Closing.
Eas .$55$ s$ rases$ 7'sois$ ;sSss =s
Corn. No. 2:
Bss.$5:: Ess ;ss;; g.: @$$ss5 al$s 81
Oats NO :?
ssS,.ns., Hg3 s;s& :sSsss:5 s5ss 'es 81 soo:sS 81
Mess pork per bbl;
Lard per 100 n:
ssg 5s5;.as.- ...::: ss@Gs. :%s :i5 :i5'' :2i5' IS
Short ribs. per 100 70:
!sS ss5..ns.r: .:.:::: .H4 t@@Y :s9ss' :ss' :ss' :fs
GP:4 sss2P 97 Ss ls sgc ysg aS S sola
white 2TG2ssc No rye 57c: No barley. 80 y Gyc:
No naxseed 81 03, 81 % prime timothy
seed 81 pork per bDl 81 2OqSs TO- lard per 100
s. s5as4 g7is short ribs sides Qoosel. " iJdS4 10
dry-saited shoudess tboxe. ~ 5Ol$4 10 short clear
sides boxed gOdS5 whszev dlstlers finished goods
s. 81 on Produce Exchange to-day the butter mar
ke was strong: creameries l3rnlSc dares, lOHl6c.
easy. TA0si=c. Eggs steady. resn. lie
Cincinnati June g.-FOur active. Wheat quiet; No
red 744745ac Corn steady, No mixed Bic Oats quiet
No 2 mixed. 2Tis92s, Rye quiet, NO 2 ooc Butter
quiet sugar hrm. Eggs quiet. iOsc. Cheese active
Milwaukee, June 9.-wheat sac lower. No Northern
Barley dull No 2 4Oiac; sample. &a39izc. :
Minneapolis. June 9-ClOse: Wheat In store. No
Northern June Tzsc July, 72a4T2%c; September Ilis
Q7Ihc. on track No hard, T3Ac: No 1 Northern.
Ta%c. No Northern 7ihc Flour and bran unchanged.
Phladepha June B.-Wheat &c lower. Contract grade,
June 75a75.c. Corn steady: No mixed. June. 3sisg
Is &c oats steady: No white clipped, 32Isd33c No 3
fancy Western creamery. 10sc; prints. 1sc. Eggs
steady fresh. nearby i3Qic do Western. l+a14se; do
southwestern i3sdiIc: do southern 13U131c Cheese
duu and weak Receipts-F10ur 1000 hbls $500 sacks:
wheat O0 bush corn o. 600 bush oats 49, 900 bush.
shipments-wheat 600 BUSH corn. $4,000 bush; oats,
ST. rouis June e.-wheat lower; No . red T4c: June
748c; July T5A075Ae; September. 7GSdT6ac: No
hard 7la72i4c Corn lower No cash, sac; June 3ehc;
24Ac; June 245.e; July. 2ss.e September 2o7se: No
Toledo June s.-wheat quiet hrm; cash. 75c:
July 7sa.c dull steady. No mixed. 34c Oats
dull easy No 2 mixed. 2+c. Rye dull. steady; No
cash 81 isc bid cloverseed dull prime cash. SO rs
bid: October. 81 a. bid.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

COTTON-The leading influences were strongly Oediisn
N the cotton to-day. leading 10 loss OF most OF
the ground early In the week The opening plees
were Doint higher point lower. Inc narke'
shove6 fair steadiness time. but subsequently ue
vsl1ped pronounced weakness under heavy hquidauon
ana broke rapidly touching az the lowest ngures OF
Sav level OF points under last nights prices the
earv stability In keeping with hrm Englsh caoes
snd buUish worlds cotton soOds anu
SD, cotton markets Shorts covered energeticaiy ior
me giving special attention 10 the summer montns.
This dsmand In with moderate foreign puylhs
orders advanced prices instances 10 points
Sentiment underwent radical change later uhder re
o~ts from WashnRtOn the effect that general rams
hss rten during the night In the central ana western
showers indicated Tor the rest
OF me belt to-day. this came euVeIse
Iter cables and selling orders from the south FOR me
res - The session. except certain periods during Wc
-ba decline Was checked by prohttaking the market
shoVel general downward tendency. with lQuluaIioh
sss The feature OF operations. A prominent commits
sir house the leading seller on the oreak onL
me August and positions In large oIoss siu
heavier receipts than expected contributed 20 Ihe %
fief condition the market. Al the close tns Ies'i
was steady with prices net 10 points I0wes Fss
ssas m leading brokers following the close OF
shovel that all Of ideas were entertained regarus
,bs re-centage Of in acreage the SoVenens
report Of to-morrow will show whereas some ioqkse b
=. shoit the figures given by The ChroH.ele ouiels
,vere confident that the reduction would reach from
- 10 nsr cent or about the percentage inquired OUT Oh
May bureau. . -. ,..o, r,ortat TO-DAY
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions Tor The Tribune
~ received their Uptown Once No L. 242 Broadway
% door north Of sisst. until o'clock advertise
received at the following branch oces regular
once until o'clock p M, viz 254 s,h ave.
23i-st i52 6th-ave, i2ths Mscy's. eth-ave
14th-st lf2 COiumbus-aye..
West ED st. etn-aye e2 East l4th-st 237 west
42dst between 1th and s;h l59 East s7thst asa
ad-avs.. between 18th and 77th l028 Sd-aye near
6istst Los tst-aye near s9thst ESQ sd-ave.. near
sfst-st. 554 3dave 30 Bievckerst a25
2sos sdave 2%o East 7ssh-ssi le2l sa-Ays. 2sda e.
ave
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
new YORK CENTRAL.
Trains arrive a, and depart from Crane Central s1atOs
2. ~heffi SlNCfX. lfItlt-
HARLEM DIVISION,

9l2 A. NJ and o5J H. NJ. Daily except Sunday. -
Pittsheld Sundays 0nly al $50 a. u.
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices i3. 2Si. 4i3 and l2i6 Broadway. =
Union So W. 235 Columbus ave, 81 West l25th 81,
i25th I3sth Stations New York; as and rs
Fulton 81. and l03 Broadway e. D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone ''2Tg1 Th.rty-eishth street fT New York
Central Cab Service Baggage checked from hotel -
residence by Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE IT DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot OF wes. zrd Cortland and DesOrOsses
streels (PeHna 4 i. Ferriesl
sTne West 25rC Street OiheT figures Corr lanct OF
Desb.OssesStreets. Daily except Sunday. supdsy
only Otner trains daily. SUNDAY eal es 6fo. sun
day yIeayess I5 K sunday leaves OILS. q
t,D.y5 100 A NJ Local for EAST0N.
s1.5J, eS.tS A. NJ. tOr BlFFALO, NJ IAGARA
FALLS iai -st, ard PRINCIPAL local points Psrlof
and Dining Cars Connects igr Coal Lraneletr
T'lI.Ji 100 Noon. "eLAck DIAMOND
ExpsIsS," ;" Hsrdsomest train 60 the world L;nl-
red 70 s,ating capacity Due BufalO SIS L. "; con-
nectl slth lrcugh sleepels to Dercs and Chicago.
DinDy Car service a "a carte.
.I,,,Yt.OOP.M E9r WI wdi kksi BhEGE:
st'3.55, LOS T. A- aud interineeiaie poilt..
r,t * I11PM LOcai for MAUCH CHUNE.
+.s'I0 5.pg r VI. Local for MAUCh CHUNK.
I'D a. U.sDFM. Local E1press for EAsTOy.
.55J xG-ns T. NJ. For BGfaiO and points West
Through se-p!Lg Carr 10 Chicago Hnc Toronto.
.1,55 500 p. NJ. Express for BUFFALO and
TORNNT None 5Jt Sic, ping CGr passengers carried
1875. 1880 F.A. or ITHACA. ROCHESTER,
BUFFALO and West. sleeping Carr 20 ChicsRo, .
SOUTH PL AINfIbiD and BOUND BROOK locals,
daily EXCEPT Sunday ;'loE, lo5o AM 'Z.s, s%' 49,
I2l saG AID so z NJ - -.
Ticsots aud Pullman accommodations st lis z6, go
s5j e;l aod 1874 broadway % Union square West, ~
Columbus Ave. n. Y 40 Fnlt0n St. Court 81, "
Brosdwry and Brooklyn Annex station, BrooElyn
Y Y Transfer Co will call for and cheek baggage :
from hotel or residence through TO destination
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
DELAWARE LAcEhWAARl { WESTERN

stations New YORK OF Barclay ana Ghristopher
Leave Arrive.
Bnghamton Mail ............... s.OO am. $40 IN
Buffalo, Ithaca. oswego & Utica
Chicago Bun Express ......... 100 pm. $50
scranton Wilkesbarre & Plymouth
chicago Buffalo Lin Ex...... 100 pm, $50
Buff Ex Gar. Bun 7.45 n. M go. $50 pm 'S5o IN
Syracuse. ithaca. Oswego Utica
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at li5 40 and
$50 Broadway and ia Park Place
Westcoys Express Co. Will cSl for ana check baggage
TO destination eDaiy.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

Spot closed que. with prices unchanged on me
basis J-i6c for middlng upland and sl6c Tor mo
ding guf compared with 6i4c and enc respects@sy @
last year Total sales c38 spinners Spot
cotton Southern markets middling quoted was OF
reported by special dispatches Exchange az
follows New-Oreans quiet J%c. Savannah steacy az
SSc Wilmington quiet at 57sc: Norfolk firm al &C; Bait
nominal 6zc. le: Augusta steady al ol9c;
81 Louis steady a Z ls-iec; Memphis Arm al 54c.
ern M folloys.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY JUNE TO- 1s9a

Decemoer-January 5ziv; January-Frbruary saib Feb-
auary- March. 322s; March-April, 322hb: Apri-Msy
ssn June s2sMs; Iune-July s2s4s: July-Ausust
SIS; october-November. 3.22s: Northumberland
S.5iv. Manehester-Yerns and cloths at
go SOVhPAlATlvE COTTON sTATEMENT-For the
week ending Friday June O. 1893:
Net receipts nj all United States ports during
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10

Erie Railroad 600 tons Pennsylvara Railroad 90
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad 80 tons:
West Shore Railroad so tons. Jehgh Valley Railroad,
100 tons river boaN 100 total. LAO tons Re-
total. 90 tons
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROADS.
RAILROAD.

4UUU lQv6NI0
! RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Of West S.% street and Dee
Gortiandt streets is i've minutes later thaa
sisiion. except "~ Where % Otherwise noted.
700 AZ NJ FAST aAIL-LIr,ised TO two Buffet p.rios
ssicsso,. No eosehss e'4 . .'itisbars s''"' -
SS AfI PEsSsTLvnNiS iaf fSv,fSd
tom ca For Dnn. s@0s Toas ana
a..;. sGsco s aMD 81 s esss
$50 r NJ WESTERN ExPREss.-ror Chicago. For
7.S9 r. N. soyTHwEsrERN ExPREss.--ror Pns.-
S::rf Cleveland. Cincinnati Louisville. indianspo'~
7.SS : p: NJ PACIFIC ExPREss;-For Piaseurs .s.s ana
ss ssu,s Connects Tor Cleveland except SATURDAY,;
Di:ssf'ss sae Si6sad sts
Don. I 70 .y Ans sscsp, E sss. LOf r.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
sres; So o, g 1910 pssbros.ss Street 10 10 Soana' M
l.w SbesSrosss. srss 1 S. sic c1SsIaRs
bsI.s es5 .5 aias Fss;s =; ci
M i356 255 g x consrss1snai ap Iirn ali Parlor
and Dining Cars, . Dining cao. as Dining carr.
SOUTHERN a M RAILwXY.-Espress. ass. AS p. m- iaio
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
AfGANTc HfE SSsasi ecAsf E Ss sas m .nd sS
p m daily
SSRRAH5SE SR 6tB FSS e5MpdR4 95q sys m s''
AsLANriC CITY-2le p m weekdays pesS,os, Tpro''ss
Vestibui.d Train Buffet Paor Cars. Passenger coaeh
and Combined Coach.
CAPE ea1 a MAY,i?SS m wesE,Sa ,,,,,o,s ,,r,,
West Twenty-thrd Street stationl s55 a. m: u 20
20. a25 4.l0 $40 2. N. sundays. o2o a. ~, 30
p m from Desbrosses street, 9io a. m. i2go $50
$40. 40. $40 p sundays. 945 m, . - D. n.
from Cortlandt street, 9os a. m. y 81 2so. sS'
423. 5I5 D. m. 9undsvg. f5 q. m. 5i5 2. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
olo (Dssbrosses Colt.snat Sue@ts 6-O. 80 80.
s25. sJ5. 82J Limitcc), 1910 teso ,s
Street 1910 Cortlandt Street 5l Dsins car' 80
Dining carr 1i55 n 20 2lG tDsstrosses s,,sse @
eio. cortandi Street , 49, 80 90 49, AZ, M7.n9 ~
Carr as Dining Carl, 555 Dining Car. n91, %,
p. ~. 1910 night Sundays, e.iO SIS, sbo o9 s.e
(Iimited) 955, 1855 Dining car a. 10, %
Dining Carr 255. 355. 4.:5 dining csD 10 u1hihs
Can SIS Dining Car 765. $50 D.. N. l2lo nis.t "A,
Ticket Offices Nos. 46l. 94i. 1896 1851 Ill snd sol
Broadway; 1 AstOr House West Twenty tnlT1 stres.
Station stations Of DeshroSses and torti
Streets. Street. SEQ Fulton street eS brsadWS
and Pennsylvania Annex station, BROOKLYN; sdstton:
Jersey City New York Transfer Company VII eau
FOR ard check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination. a.
Telephone $3.50 Thsty-eighth Street for PennslvanA
7 iRiIygf@ % UT9TcIIINsoN III : r. WOOD
General Manager General PRssr Agent.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
Zee 10 as follows :

ra-jlet frnl No RIO. 7S15O. eXchange a,
,srsufs bags cleared for the United SialeS ouuV
kaxs cleared Europe 1900 bags; stock ZooVo OueS
Tn. statistical position Of Brazil coffee 10 folows:
New-York tribune., 1899-06-10
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY IA. lssa.
FOX THE WEST.
Leave York. South Ferry fWaitehal Terminal, ana
foot Liberty Time shown Is from South Ferry
Leave Liberty street minutes later.
sDaiy. Except sunday. tsundays
CHICAGO. '43o a. Q.lberty street oriyJ. 81 -
sne Hs2io night.
PITTsBURG '4.3o a. liberty street oniy). '3os
cfNcrNNATL ST. LOUIS 'o65 a m .555 D N.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE tI.55 '9S5 nDinefl-
siiZ A. m DINER. tl2 20 lDtner). .L2o (Dnerl.
'255 cRoya Limited" exclusively Pullman Ifsin pnsf.
s4S (Diner) s3D D n. O)ner) and 'i2io night
NORFOLK. ti2M .. n.
All trains illuminated With Pintech Light q.
OAices: ll3. IT,, 2i fa4. l2s4 Broadway Union ~
w l27 Bowery ~ Y 800 Fulton St. iso Graham ave.
prnotivn. Wh,tehsl Terminal and Liberty So Basxars
checked from hotel o. residence to destination.