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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-19

Pilot charts and all photographic in
formation viii be furnished masters of
vessels free Of charge in United States
photographic office in custom house. Cap
tains are requested TO call a the office
Reports OF wrecks and derehcts received
for transmission 70 the navy department
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Grady Won the Game.

New York. Aug. ls.-The Giants made il
four straights from the Reds to- Jay Grady
won the game for the locals Ais batting
yielding four runs. Attendance 900 Score:
R.H.E.
Cincinnati III 0 o o. 10 3
Batteries-Warner and Carrick; Hahn
aEd Pe!tz
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VESSELS IN PORT.


Kansas City, 2,164 tons, Fisher, New York
Ocean Steamship Company.
Itasca, $50 tons, Diggs Baltmore.-J. ]
Caro,an. Agent.
Iris, (Belg), 1872 tons, Leenaers, ldg nava
stores, Europe.-Antwerp Naval Store.
Company.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Vessels Arrived Yesterday.

Bark Louis, (No), Schanke. East Lon
don, Africa.-Strachan & Co.
Schooner Bessie Whiting, Dayton, New
York.-C. w. Howard & Co
Schooner Joel Cook Frazier, Lewes
Dele. w Howard & co.
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GRAIN, PROVISIONS, ETC.

New York, Aug. 1S.-Flour firmly. held
firm, but quiet, apart from fair inquiry
for standard brands. Rye flour firm; good
TO fair, 50 90a3.10 Corn meal firm Bar
ley steady. Barley malt nominal
Wheat-Spot firm; No. red, 7s15c; OPP
tons opened easy at unchanged prices, in
consequence of lower cables but later de
veloped strength which it retained. until
the last hour, influence by export rumors
bullsh northwest crop advices and COW
ering. Local realizing prompted a setback
which was finally recovered on the
strength in corn. Closed firm at 1sGAc
net advance. September closed Tie; De-
cember closed 79i5c.
Corn-Spot firm, No 2, 29Kc; options
opened steady and advanced later on
strength of cash property, enormous
clearances and a demand from shorts
Closed firm at B6l4c, advance. August
closed 375sc; September, 351sc; December
35lkc.
Oats-spot steady; No 2, 26lkc; options
slovv.
Butter firm; Western creamery, 17G31c
state dairy, 14q1s1ac.
Cheese QUIET; large white, sac. Eggs
firm; state and Pennsylvania, 17q1Sc;
Western ungraded, 12G15c.
Potatoes quiet; fair to prime, 1901. IS
fancy, 81 OOa2 %; Southern. $l.50a2 90.
Cabbage quiet; Long Island, $5q4, per
100
Coffee-Options opened steady at I'M
changed prices to points decline, and
ruled very quiet with weak undertone
cables being unsatisfactory, and receipts
at Rio and Santos Increasingly heavy.
There was no outside speculative sup
port. Light local covering arrested mate
rial decline Closed net unchanged 10 )
points lower. Sales 1850 bags, including
September, 4.40c; October 4.45c; Novem-
ar11l ND
nominal: mild quiet.
Sugar-Raw firmer; centrifugal, 96 test
slice; refined firm, good demand.
Chicago. Aug 1S.-Speculative wheat
market again basked in the sunshine of an
active cash demand. An advance OF ssc
was scored in September and sc in Decem-
her. Corn closed irregular, Ad$sc higher
for September, but barely steady for de-
ferred futures. Oats closed a shade high
er. Provisions advanced, 215u5c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Lowest Closing
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vessels Went ia Sea.

Steamship City of Augusta, New York.
Steamship D. II. Miller, Baltimore
Schooner B2 L. Hazard New York.
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HOME TREATMENT
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Local ana General News of Ships and
Shipping.

The photographic bulletin this week
reports a dangerous derelict near the
Transatlantic steamship routes, in latitude
$685. longitude 1921 II is partly sub
merged, with the stump of a mast five
feet out of water. Another derelict near
the Transatlantic routes is in latitude 1910
longitude 5S.11. Il is a vessel bottom up
covered with barnacle. This is the third
time the latter has been reported.
There is a marine law, and a strict
one, against persons in small craft get
ting in the way of steamboats,, towboats
ferryboats, etc, thereby obstructing the
channel and hindering boats A few ar
rests would have the desired effect.
Passengers by Steamship City of Biz
mingham from New York. Aug. 16.-Mrs.
F. r. Mann, G. II. Miller, wife and
daughter Mrs l.. Bennett, Mrs H. Tay-
Tor and son. A. r. Williams, S. NJ. Simp-
son and wife, p. Mhlroy, Mrs. E. c..
Glover. Miss e. J. Nugent, Miss A. Falk-
ner f. y. Mills J. f. Harvey and wife,
/ McCarroH, Jr., DR.. w H. Elliott and
wife, Mrs. d. l.. Stein, Mrs. M. Hills.
Passengers by Steamship City of Au-
gusta for New York, Aug. 1S.-A. II. Ben
ming NJ. G. Ehrlich, Rev. j. Guinan, r.
e. Rebarer E. d. Burts, Capt John E.
Mcguire. Col. G. A. Mercer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Lippman, Master Doris Lpp-
man. Misses Eunice and Gladys Lippman,
A. J Harris and wife, Miss Maggie L..
Harris, A J. Harris, Jr., b. Chapman b.
Ochs ID. 7. Bacon and wife, Miss Marie
Harty Mss S. NJ Black, J. c. Powell
and son. Misses Mamie and Roberta Pear
| son, 5. Reich, j. B. killourhy, Miss Viii
| lie DuBose. Miss Lena Rembert, Mrs. l..
/ Oppenheimer, Miss Carrie Landershine
/ Miss D. Goodfelow. Miss S. Wellington
/ Miss Rosa Keyserlng, r. II. Pearson and
wife A. J Garfunke and wife, E. M.
/ Wellington and wife, Master Edward
/ Wellington, Judge j. Branham. A. b.
| Campbell, Jr, Rev. VIM. E. McIlwain
| Mrs VIM h. McIlwain. S. Z. Cremin
| J f. Gutman, Miss Carrie Williams, Mrs
! Lizzie Cooper, Miss l.. Lghtfoot, Miss
| Maud Lowenthal r. 2. Williams anC
! wife Miss NJ. G. Greene. Miss M. r. Hur-
| ley, Chas Neumarn, r. M. Beytagh, Miss
Helen Thompson, Mrs, S Sternberg MIR
/ and Mrs A p, Jones, Mrs. D. Woodruff
/ Mrs, e. 5. Riggs, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. G
Morren. Judge r. T. Dorsey and wife
Mrs. S. r. Thompson, Miss Gertrude
Gehrs, Mrs. l.. Goldman, Miss Julia
Cthrs. Mrs. NJ. X. Parker c. c. John
| son, b. NJ. Garfunkle, Master J. Dorsey
Mrs. II. c. Albany Jas. H. Albany; in
| termediate Fred Vessels, Fred Vessels
Jr; in steerage. Fred Sawyer William
| Thomas, G. Clement.
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Per Central of Georgia Railway, Aug
IS bales cotton.
Per Georgia and Alabama Railway, Aug.
1916 bales cotton.
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Phn.es nf the MOON Cor Anwnrt.

New moon. 6th, 6 hours and minutes,
morning; drst quarter, 18th, hours and Is
minutes morning; fun moon, 10Th, II hours
and minutes, evening; last quarter 9th,
6 hours and Is minutes. evening.
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Ships.


Thor (Nor). 1854 tons, Joreonsen, ldg naval
stores.-Dahl & Andersen.
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SnNnnnnh Almanac.

sun rises at 5:25 and sets at 6:15.
High water at Tybee to-day 6:39 a. m.
and 1905 p. m. High water at Savannah
one hour later.
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS
TRANSPORTATION CO.
STEAMSHIP LINES
SAVANNAH TO RALTIMORl

STEA MSHIP LINES
SAVANNAH TO BALTIMORE.
Tickets on sale at companys office to
the following points at very low rates:
ATLANTIC CITY, N. ].
BALTIMORE. MD. BUFFALO, N. 7.
BOSTON. MASS.
CHICAGO. ILL CLEVELAND, 0.
ERIE, PA
HAGERSTOWN. HARRISBURG, PA.
HALIFAX, N. S.
NIAGARA FALLS. NEW YORK.
PHILADELPHIA.
PITTsBURG. PROVIDENCE
ROCHESTER,
TRENTON. WILMINGTON.
WASHINGTON.
First-class tickets include meals and
state room berth, Savannah to Baltimore,
Accommodation and cuisine unequaled.
Freight capacity unlimited; careful hans
ding and quick dispatch.
The steamships of this company are APP
pointed to sail from Savannah TO Bald-
more as follows standard time)'
D. H. MILLER. Capt. Peters, WEDNEs-
DAY, Aug. IS, at 1900 noon.
ITAsCA, Capt. Diggs. SATURDAY, Aug.
10, at 500 p. m.
TEXAS. Capt. Foster, MONDAY, Aug. q,
at 4:9O p. m.
ESSEX. Capt. Dlzer, WEDNESDAY,
Avs. %, at a. m.
From Baltimore every Monday, Wednes
day and Friday at p. m.
J. j. CAROLAN, Agent,
Savannah Ca
W. F. TURNER, G. P. A
A. D. STEBBINS, A. T. n
J. C. WHITNEY. Traffic Manager.
General Offices. Baltimore. Nd
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shipping Memoranda.

Steamer Ethel Carroll. Augusta-W
T. Gibson, Manager
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Ocean Steamship Go,
FOR
New York, Boston
AND
THE EASST.

Unsurpassed cabin accommod atoms. AN
the comforts of a modern hotdl Electric
lights. Unexcglled table. Tickt Is incluas
meals and berths aboard ship.
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There is a marine law, and a strict
one, against persons in small craft get
ting in the way of steamboats,, towboats
ferryboats, etc, thereby obstructing the
channel and hindering boats A few ar
rests would have the desired effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

wheat-spot No red Western winter steady es "a.
No rel Northern Duluth steady. &c 2lsd Germ Amer
can mixed spot new steady IS AID. do old steady 81
Sad: futures steady. nominal July Rs 4Ad sep
TENDER IS &c Flour-St Louis fancy winter hrn rs
Hops at London Pacific COAST. nominal Lnseed OIL
BIS nd Wheat-No ! California. nominal butteF-
States finest nominal. do good 62s. Petroleum. Sid
Peas Canadian IS i'd. Tallow-Prime city hrIn IS
Australian IN London 2hs Cd Cheese-American finest
white Arm AS Cd do coored Arm, as. ordinary rev
ass OIL Beef-Extra India mess steady @s prime mess
steady 6ss Pork-Prlme fine Western firm 'os
Iard-Amercan refined IN pals steady, 2s %. PRIME
Western In tierces dull 2GS Cd Hams-short cut u %
ia n, firm ais Cd Bacon-Cumberlsnd cut g 70 30 n.
dull 3Os Cd short rib - to 20 10 dull 2e "a long Gear
light 81 % 35 n. :ss ga long clear mdas
heavy - 40 H. 2Ss short clear HACKS 10 20 u
H. easy 2s. bellies. Il % 10 NJ dull 2s shoulders
Square ~ II 10 25s. Cottonseed o-huil re-
aned June august steady i5s 3D. Turpentine, spirits
nominal ROsin. common steady. ~
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OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago June 23-There good demand for cattle
and though receipts large FOR 50 late IN the
week desirable lots i0c higher In some instances
Medium grades however. weak and lower HoIu
to fancy beeves s. o5gs5 o. commoneI grhdrs
bringing OdSJ Feeding cattle cold at - Oo4S0 buHs
COWS and helfers 81 5qs5 TO- the latter for choice sies
Western Ted steers. 81 Blgs6 40: Texans Stgso aHI
calves 81 5OGs7 % Heavy hog receipts again Hade a
weak market and prices suffered further decline OF
S3 epass s2i4 and heavy 81 5oG$3 81. Pigs sold for
So 25as3 and cus 81 5oQta 80 The market Tor sas
and lambs about steady sheep were saIahIe az go
81 ~ Tor s up 70 s6GS5 . FOR choice h1cNs yearnss
sold al s. 25qS8 5 clipped lambs s6H<6 20 and spring
lambs at s5gS5 20. Recepts-Caue. 1000 head hogs
g. 600. sheep. 10000.
Cincinnati June 23-Steady SO 25as3 30 for cattle
Hogs stead AT 25$5 10 Sheep strong al 81 ZJgSi DO
Iamts active higher. at 81 50aS7 10.
East Rural, June % Receipts Of sale. and through
cattle sheep hogs during the "a hours ended az moon
H. dav were: Cattle ~ sheen and lambs, ~ cars
hogs 20 cars shlpments-CHttle. 43 cars, sneep anu
lambs il care hogs % Catte-The offerings were .
loads urincipall, ROCKERS There fair demand al
shade lower figures stockers OF the choice klnG WINE on
me next lower grade there wide difference 'aNes
were i'm fair demand moderate supply Choice 70 extra VIZ
quotable 50 10 good choice S6qs6 90 Sheep an
ambs-The offerings light 10 loads me denana
tive prices strong Lambs choice To extra - ,S4s99
heep choice 10 extra s5ds5 % good choice - I5ak
cleaned W md elise firm Hogs-Ihe InarAet opesu
fairly active % loads total sale for the day Ihe
was bulk % the sales IN me cary pa.
of the dav Roughs SO 40ls3 30. staEs - '0dS5. IN
tho close prices 2G a5c lower pigs being qlotaOie
s. % and Workers 81 Oh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-24
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-York June %. 1899
coFFEE-Trad.ng In brazilian coffee futures To-Day
- -, marked decided change in quotations, al
,srs the general aspect OF the market tre bet
~ Business both here and in Europe was moderate
advanced l. franc. but the undertOne was
ts-v steady AZ higher quotations Hamburg gained
= mfg on a single position. Brazilian markets were
8 m slight declares BIO and santos losing - reis
80 no re.s respectiveiy Primary receipts Were some
-. sn,s,ler iG0O tags but the smaller
,~hu,ed 20 unfavorable weather American warehouse
s.veres also showed contracting tendency Further
.,,s ~ frost in Brazil received last night hut
,sds from ng slight furry al that time they had
g,,ls II arv effect There to-day little covering,
- ne general policy traders appeared 70 be 81
.-as;nnfion trade generally took little stock In
=. talk nj for q actual
S.marc me opening OF market was steady al
s--.1l no.n-s advance sales u $500 bags at
,,,e tiv. last nights closing figures. Subsequently
stnde prevailed about the only inquiry being from local
ss-s The market finally steady ar net unchanged
49, Total -aes $50 spot coffee ruled quiet
r9Tpnalv unchanged prices. NJ RIO invoice lois.
.-o,ss ri &c TIE stock c-fee Havre. l54G.Wo
ssrs ,,rlus.i C3a hays brazilian. Last week the
"a stock az I.avre was l.549 90" bags
-se range Of contract prices the local market 20
ms fgI
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steady quoted. 4soc; rsased easier quoted soI
America 90c Continent. 535 Brazil kegs. &C S.S
steady quoted city 4%c Western. Nc. sTEAhi.'S
Firm. Quoted: Oeo. SIC city lard stearne' 6gos. A.,
the SOUTH and abroad not extensive to-day pus
undertone undenatly steady. \ few small ouIe
town orders for the domestic sorts put IN ~ 10
early in the day. but city dealers restricted
hand-o mouth trade Quotations follow: DoiHnsSsic.
common to low far 2ea4ise; fair to good esGgs.e
Do. in bond Stg3ae; japan. 4%g5Ae; Java 4@poSe'
Rangoon. In bond 2G2l1c. H..
sUGAR-Ii was quiet uheyenuSI day in the m af11I
ate-need description. The close quite! but s,eseSS
Quotations follow Domlnos. sac; oaf 5sc cTgSntSY
powdered 5sc standard grsnulated ard fine granulaed
she graduated and extra fine granulated 80
confectionery granuated. 5Ae 2r cartons IN oas
5-h cartons On bags OF fine granusted 56c nou
A. SIC. diamond \. 5sc confectionery 4. 5Ne3 S9s :
and 8 SC: No 4 494c; No = 4Ec: No g, SIC; No ..
No IL. 4 44c; Nos 10. H. IL and 49, 4Ae Tht wStK
summary q the statistical position. made NJ by WI
lett Gray shows stocks IN the nted states ana -
Soi7es last year decrease Of 4ib34 tons under a.
year Cuba-The six principal ports Of cuba -keeel,,es
$500 tons exports. 5000 tom. stock ,ooo IONS asas
Sl0Io tons last year. Centrals grindlns E 1
Stocks Europe. 1aS7 0o) against 4S9 80 tons
last week and 1857 ZIG last year Total sicess 9
tons last and 19s5O13 last AZ the same
uneven dates and 19j7.u3s even date % June
last year The deficiency OF stock 80 tons
against deficiency Of 26l sg7 tons last week and de
hcioncy Of lo2.31l December - 1895 HAMBURG
shipments OF raw beet sugar 10 America ION u, ~
tons No refined shipped Renners slow 10 take ho1
In The raw sugar market and importers put forth te
effort 70 bring about transactions Prices were about u
changed on the basis Of 4~sc for 30 test centritus
4sc for 80 muscoyado. A. FOR ~ molasses
sugar The feeling AZ the close was steady The Eng
lish market showed further weakness and HaGnation
Cane a. Liverpool reported dull. with Java
quoted rs sd and fair refining lis Sd ruled
weak and unsettled June quoted los 81 and July los
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with the exception q 8 cattle ana iol sheep ,.., ~
.ysssss al psr 100 = ss DO 100 y e s 80 ii %
s's o. 10 a. 81 s d. al isis a. - 5e ! W
!. .e g. a l. 81 i4s al ne g. 3; 81 is. 7 Is
l loS az iis n At 20 !. d ~ i A. 81 20 8 &c.
90 IS s. - n At Fl do 1870 81
sanders TGS'dsy = 4 y S i iss5 as
5 % Il a. isis n :, ); g g. I Ig5s r :: sssss
so' 81 at .s'' 10 soS 9sG o G. 8 s. to
s NJ DO 500 70 At g. no. steers. 1915
s. 10 Do sM 'tsss ii6 n at IS 80 ,3, Is steers rs
81? 'ss :sG rs os at r & se 70 s So Os
81 COWS, 7S5 n. at 800 go. ..,o +,
eo M'e 20 $, ss % II Ohio steers iS' NJ at
IS shI Is1 s.s IS Illinois steers 1901 10 at IS CO.
L. a0 H lib i1 q! cows iiss n at 81 90 DO $50 10
g 90 cr as IS SON on " q cows 1 SEQ at s.
$40 n At o. Is ! d. oC9 n at g. go. ,,,o n al,
81 a. SIS n at I y'' 10 At , which
wt M I'd at ss2 q ps Hsaa Feeling seady
CALVES Receipts were as7 head al for the %1 fssd
Demand active and all sold promptly at an advsntg
s. Sc Seas. IS az and tops sod at sfs but
at 81 sO9s4 IS bunch Of mixed calves at s. 81
higher saIOo little calves steady at 6hF7hc' and
saIes9J Nelson 72 vsals 40 70 81 rs
mksj 40 10 at SO sTi ii buttermliks lbs n at 81 %
j Fl Hume Bro IS veals 100 n at 81 %. d. 100
81 90. do ijs NJ at 81 80.
A Mullen: veaIs iGB n. 81 37s.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReeeP,s were ?2 cars 80 or o. 49,
market making with the stale stock. q cars on sale OF
which 80 Jersey CITY and az Sxtieth St sheep
In moderate supply and good sheep lOaloc higher
lambs closing easier Everything closed out with
the exception Of bunch OF 'scraggy sheep Common
50 25df3 30. ordinary choice lambs AZ 50 gss To- cus
at s. 90 yearings s3aS6 Dressed mutton hrm at -
aiOs per 10. ana S19ce stock saS up, up 70 ogiio
Sales-HarringtOn Co: Pa Virginia lambs. ~ 10
average at s. - Ier 100 n c25 DO GO n AZ - Sis ~
DO go n at s. 70. 2tO DO GO n. al 81 80, virginia
sheep. e5 n at S.
MCPHERSON CO: go Virginia lambs 70 N at 81 30
2 DO - 10 az s, So 2e5 10 CO y At g az a. %
sheep. 1874 n az s. l2t l16 do 100 NJ a. s. 30 SO Viz
sR,a % 90 10 q s. 50: DO III at 50 81 "a qao 40
81 ~ at SO 10 Do IS ~ 81 so 10 Onto yearIings -
n a. s So - ohio sheep iol p at s. 90 q No. iG2 =
% do n s. 75 10 Virginia DO. 1902 10 at s. 30
10 k.s a g. d Asnsa s. s 40 - q Al 8
q Indiana do q n at ST. 272 West Virginia DO 81 y
50 10 10 Buffalo yearnss. so n At S. % DO 80 H.
Ia n at s. 2 bucks ioa NJ at 81 20.
Newton & CO.. PAS Virginia lambs 90 ~ at s. 20. pa
do Gs n at s. 10 05 DO 90 s. 1914 10 ohio year
hngs - 10 So; 10 ohio sheep. ia n at s. 10 do
J. II Wilkerson. 270 Kentucky lambs 81 NJ at So so
state DO 81 n. at 81 so 10 Kentucky sheep IA" No. at
were 30 head sale The market was ful az strong
yesterdsy saughteers having ght supply on hand
SG; bSG ness1 er Ts B sane eS' Of very prime
hogs at 81 30 Country dressed STEADY es - .,.-,so
a, s. 80 per 1859 100 n los d Si i6 S Ne at s. 80
A. Is lamb 20 state hogs, 200 n at 81 a5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-YOFk June %, issh
nEFvEs-Receip,s 1856 or 26s7 head. inelni-
a. cers for expor; alive FOR slaughierers direct
ana 30 for the market Of which y az ersey ely aad
There sharp cemhnd TOT the
ca. and prices ruled nrm steers selling loo higher
snd cows i5c higher. The yards were cleared early
sold o. - teNto ~ Per
100 n bulls al s. G5GS4 so AZ 81 25as4 % Dressed
eef In good demand and arm Al IAHSt1c per 10 WIN
ve~y Ile beef selling below Sc Latest Liverpool ana
London cables quote American cattle selling at l4lZc
rer n esflmatcI dressed weight. sheep az l0'1ul2c,
dressed weight and refrigerator beef al s4tc n No
bfnnents n live stock from this port to
a. To morrow the Mesaba Will 90 cattle
FOR W " Drauer Company. limited. 27I2 quarters u
reef fcr schWarzschild Eulzlerger and about lBso
Quarters Tor SWIM Coz Jmbra. To Liverpool
$40 qunrteTs beef Tor Easmnns Company, the OHIO.
20 Hull cattle for W A sherman. and the ornoco.
Bermuda. II cattle and ~ sheep for A !. outer
brdgs Co and j. cattle and - sheep for @. lough
60 making the total shipments from ,his Tor the
-.sk sndinS Saturday June ~ 2oie cattle IoI sheep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-24
ERIE RAILROAD.

THROUGH trains leave Ne~-YoIk foot % ChanaosFs e..
follows and i've rinutss earlier from West -Sa-sI
DpSD A. M.-Vestbuled Express daily for BiRshataton
Wayeriy Eln,ira. Buffalo, bradford jamestown ArrNe
Dunalo r. " Parlor 10 Bpnalo -
DIS A. M.-Daily except sundays. 10 bansha mton
Owego Wsyeriy. EimiTa and bsi@s are sa.r5 tssnats
Daily 10 Port Jsrvis and Monticello. Pullman PGrlor
2,OO y, M.--yestbued lmltsd-Fast nau daily. solid
train for Chicago. Arrives Cleveland 40 A. N ChlcAko
r. u seepers 10 Chicago, Cie'eanf ana CINCINNATI
7i:;O T.. M.-Bufso and Cleveland Vestiouied Express
daily Arrives Buffalo T.05 A. NJ, Bradford - A. NJ
Jamestown 700 \. NJ. Youngstown lO.2l A NJ, LlsNs-
land ~ 30 p sleepers TO Buffalo and Cleveland cara
Library Car. .,..,
OiI5 u. M-Doily solid train for Binghamon Wsverly,
Einllra ard Chicago. slseE-rs Buffalo. Chicaso ana
Clneinna- rrln. car ,>. 49,, -,.,,,,,~ AZ
l. COMMoDATlONS 81 Ill. tS 2ol. 4oi ana esI BIesd-
way ~ Bewery lS6 Fast l2sttsi and sls West 18TH
ST. Chambers and West ord ~. ferries New York. S33
and 500 Fulron ss Broadway: Brooksn l2 kyer-s,.
Eohokrn and Jersey city station. New-fofk Transfer
On calls for and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
iencsE
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON.
From of Liberty St
Week 30 500 1900 al 80. Dining carr A NJ
Il 20 Dining Carr. 30 800 Royal Blue Limited, 900
600 Dining arr r NJ. 1913 mdt SUNDAYS 40
imltedl 800 900. Dining car) p. ~. l2:b mSt Al
JftIonal trains for Philadelphia week days. $50 300
a NJ saG 800 400 30 300 p NJ. sundays 300
4 NJ 400 600 r go, q.
Tl-kefs and parlcr al foot u Liberty ST
vritehal ST fi3 l72. 28l 4Si. V4. lisa 3N Broad
.ty al 9th Ave. % Union 50. West. lJ3 East l2oth
~ 27S Wegt i25h St 24i Columbus Ave. New York
Court ST Fulton 81. Brooklyn; Us broadway.
Williamsburg The New York Transfsr CO. VIII call for
ana check baggage from hotels residences 70 desna
sFIom Liberty 81. only
tFrom South Ferry az $50 z. NJ
aFrom South Ferry al 70 Y. NJ.
bFrom south Ferry at 6:lO =. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-24
LIyERPooL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool June e. quiet ,,i p,''e 81
OOIo bales Of which Zoo were or specn
lation export. and included e5Oo bales Amerosn
with a fair demand. and closed steady; American mla-
ding m G. June 3 1874 sellers June and july.
i7.etas ls-sid buyers July and August II VAC
is-64d BUYERS August and September. 0tn5 lstid
October and November i5-64a3 leGie buyers Noyen
her and December. II 6403 1894; buyers. lecemner
and January II s4as Is ed buyers January and Feb
ruarv 2 Is 81 sellers February and March, h.Otd
10 Cad buiers March and April l654aS IOid se1ie's
April and MAY. 3 lied buyers.