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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverno', June 3.-c'iosing Wheat and corn-roday.
seer dul; extra India sos prime SOS. Pork
ann prime mess Western. AS Hams-shcrt cut Il to
" ~ hrm. Ais Cd Bacon Arm; Cumberland cut % to
~ ~, 32s Cd short rib. rs long clear
,nidaies heavy 33 to 80 10 eos Cd long clear mddes
Rh 10 TO 30 No. sos short clear backs 10 10 rs ~ firm,
Us 3D. clear bellies. IA to 10 ~ 2o7. Shoulderssauare.
~ 10 IL 10. 24s Cd. Lard steady prime Western. In
uerees 26s 30: American refined 2srb pals 26s I'd.
Butter-Good United States eos. Cheese dull: American
finest white 5Os. do colored 46s Cd ordinary AIS 3D.
Iaow Arm prime city. 23s Australian in London 25s Sd.
Gottonsecd oilHu refined June-August steady 15s Sd.
Ttrpent lne-spirts steady 34s Cd. Rosin-Common
steady a. Petroleum r. fined ED Lnseei oil. 20, 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04
OTHER MARKErS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June 3-There were not enough cate oneted
for to-day make market and prices rulea iuaS
nominal There a lively local and shipping de nana
for hogs steady prices Fair TO choice sS -
heavy packers SO 50S3 10: mixed % ogS3 Szs en.cn
ers' 81 GOas3 s2L lights. 50 6oas3 s2: pigs sS Sog
81 10 The limited supply Of sheep and lambs prevented
any further weakening prices and sheep ssabe
AT 81 GOQS3 cus and inferior lots up 70 so9So =
Tor nrime 1ocks Clipped lambs sold So 50GsG, and
Colorado wooed lots SO 5qs6 3d. spring lambs S5Gsl 20
per 100 Receipts-Cattle 30 head hogs. lIOo hesd
cincinnati June s.-IIogs active SO 2oas3 s.. Cattle
quiet S3TS5 10 Sheep dull lower. 81 25qsi 2o Lambs
dull, lower. s. 2JdS7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04

COTToN-Dealings in cotton futures fell off TO mere
nothing to-day and while this deporable condition Of
speculation could be attributed in absence OF
from the English market which closed on &C
OF holiday. this explanation failed 10 account for
the indifferent attitude OF professionals and investors
alike The opening quiet and steady. with prices
changed 20 point higher From this level the market
made practically departure the Of the session. and
aside from the customary Saturday ovenng-up transac-
tons. business was almost at stands At the close
the market weak. net unchanged 10 point lower A
careful of the situation in this country revealed
changes in the general situation worthy OF special
sderston The crop was doing well as could be ex
pected the whole the weather South was clear and
mid and cotton goods markets easily retaining their
features Some Increase apparent In the call
for spot cotton at interior points Of the South this de
nand being chiefly of nature and for medium
e hgh grade staple The teesrephic and mail channels
information brought the usual complaints Of damage
by insects 10 the but this OF danger
greater than In normal Much Is mani
Tested regarding the Bureau report to the
10Th, and already ideas being expressed the
probable figures the subject THE statement
VIII show. The ideas Of the trade however
and mixed 20 have much weight the other
sentiment. In its weekly summary 1.-The Fnan-
ca Chronicle that the weather has been favorable
rule during the week. insufficient moisture has
9rded the growth Of cotton TO extent in portions OF
Texas and the Gulf States. but the crop i'm
mediate danger from drouth. The weekly weather and
crop report from Washington. 10 out Monday, is
expected to show generally satisfactory OF affairs
The range Of contract prices in the local to-day
vas
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points sh set ON , as rule during the week Al
has BEEN ts Anu where moisture was needed there
s,H "a satisfactory. In districts Of Texas however
FLOUR AND MEAThe msrNe, dey s,h good
redsstS all Indetone on the steadiness wheat but
s emit, as, a 81 soass 20 S Ss Pal PAL
s sSSs y s: - St'T no No S2aae "' & Is
s. iOqs8 90 choio 10 hmsteady quoted Good @ faiT
S'ea GAG eS9tsa Kn-dred g G5Ss2 90 as 10 brand
o aaSSs ao'ea F9f h. poe a a1e
asa 90 sSa Sik slS sacks arrive. 200 n. sl4 Is
t SS.sr sTsS e. as pS White So SD
ass oil meal f s2s ssSe go 'oesie hoiny chop 'ia 80
posye eSoract.I the nst hafhour weakness
b later in the session by an equally SHARP rise in
little more too lI t decline was recovered and
Il also SSons traders who oversod the fret decline
9S news inspired considerable buyiag for iong account
ali ibros ases complained Of constant heavy
feature 5n,,, man sections notably the lowands This
si2 cars Offset the spring wheat receipts OF
The sia much stress this movement earlier in
was sharp and unexpected break al St Louis especially
was as h'os q the crop from that section
y9,egn news disclosed few changes abroad Liverpool
ss,s partly points lower Antwerp Sa s" frame net
soa,hern 1ssSn cables indicated continued drouth IN
ton nsenns ,hBmeE,s through official eoTreco
week sS hush Ts s
o,S wa COMPARED with 900 bush tie previous week md
s o estimated that worlds shipments might aggregate
sy,DO oush FOR the week Export business amounted 20
sos at an ports Southern dispatches noted the com
esrpent Of wheat harvest in Texas. Samples shown
,PI9iDp and 81 good weight No red closed AZ $40
s sheat and see elevator No Northern Duluth sshc
'"t ahd S)1kc 20 arrive o ahoat. On the curb July
Sntat ranged from s2Sas2%c closing sane at 1
soe COKN--The market showed further strength
sD to-day rejecting persistent rains in the corn belt
90 fcetety Of local offerings Last prices OF the ses;
~ we're a4Ae net higher. Export business amounted
~ loads AT all No closed 40c elevator,
,,s delivered snt 401.c ahoat On the curb Jay
F@hg'd from 39.q397sc. closing 39%c az O'Clock
cATs-speculstion neglected all day. but the
r.rsei showed moderate steadness. In sympathy VITA
KIN No oats closed al ale; No oats Doc: No white,
re No white 32c: track mixed 3iq82i1c; track white.
eA-se. no white e.pS 22e......RXE-Msrket auiet;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04

winter patents 81 G5ass 5 straehs 81 aSs$s s. clears
g Sass - :. oss ?in - s &c. o S s
wheat b. TSzs no spring w lss b. I2g7sc No
corn ss&asilae; No oats. b. 24Zs@25As: No 2
barley, sSqSsc; hasseta s. o.: Northwest 81 Os5
p: Sess m po b 81 TO- s per 100
10 81 0Oas4 95; short ribs sides 0oose 45a 1o dry
sailed shoulders boxed. - 37lG4 G2lA short clear sides
(boxed. S. s5qs4 as whiskey dislers finished goods
per ga 81 20 sugars loaf 50 o. granuated IS g.
on the Produce Exchange to day the butter market
firm: creameries l2Gl7hc: dares. lod ec eggs strong
fresh lolac: cheese steady: creams. s%G9Ac
Cincinnati June s.-Flour 1rmer. Wheat strong; No
apiet: No mixed. 27lsd2sc Rye QUIET No . G5e
Butter Arm. Sugar steady. Eggs easy. iilse. Cheese
steady.
77s.g7sLe; No 2 Northern 7eQ70IIc Rye lower: No
a4oc
Minneapolis June 3-wheat in store. No Northern
June 7ihc July I4nc; September, 74a7t%c. Flour and
bran unchanged
Philadelphia June 3wheat &c lower contract grade
June 76Ad7Ic csrn steady: 81 2 mi ss June ssq5
do 3@3il4e: No 2 mixed. 3od3ohc. Butter unchanged
fancy Western is@1s<o do prints isc Iggs
easier; fresh nearby 1s1Gi4c; do wes,ern, l4ai4ise
quiet steady. ReceptsFlonr, 200 hbs 1900 sacks
wheat, bush: I2d 900 bush: cats 5000 BUSH
shpmens-wheat. COO bush; corn. 5000 bush; oats.
=. coo BUSH
St. Louis June 3.-wheat strong. No red cash. 7sc.
June 78Ic; July, s0%9S0sc; September sidslhc: No
hard T3,sg15c. Corn nrm No cash 33ci June, 3sei
cash 2jHc: June 25lic July &c: september. 2ic No
white. 2Sd2shc.
Toledo June 3-wheat higher; No cash. 7s<c July.
797sc corn dun higher; No mixed. S4c oats dull
5sc cloverseed dull. steady; prime cash. new 80 50;
October. 81 52h.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

as follows and live minutes earlier from Nest zod-,S
0rpO A. M-vestibuled Express daily for Binynamton
wavery, Elmra. buffalo, Bradford ARRIVE bunA''
p NJ Parur car Buffalo. ....
40 - M-VeslIbuled hrntsd-Fast mail daily, solid
train Tor chicago Arrives Cleveland $40 ~. Chicago
8 p NJ seepers Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinn III
Dining Car. ,.,,,, So.
daily Arrives at Buffalo 7;o5 A. NJ. Bradford 20 A. NJ
Jamestown 90 A. NJ YOUNGSTOWN 1877 A. NJ, cieye-
land u 80 r. NJ Sleepers Buffalo and Cleveland. CafS
LSSr1T esfMpay ,oi,a train for pnshs m,on. E,m,ra
waverly and Chicago sleepers to Buffalo. Chicago and
fIMcKETs. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
J. CONSIDERATIONS at ILL., liS. 26l. soi and s57 Broad
way i21 Bowery 1855 East 25h-st and 273 West i25h-
ST., Chambers and wess 2?d-s. Ferries New.york; ss3
Fulton-st oS Broadway, Brooklyn: 22
Hobokcn and Jersey City Station Ncw-York Transfer
Co calls for and checks bagEass from hotels and resi-
deBces
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new YORK CENTRAL.
HARLEM DIVISION.

9.l2 A. ". and a.55 +. NJ. Daily. except sunday 70
Ptshed. Sundays only at 22o A. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light
Ticket Offices at il3. 26i Alb and 1915 Broadway >
Union So. W. 235 Columbus 81 West l25,h St.
i25th St and i3sth St. Stations New York 33s and 100
Fulton ST. and 104 Broadway. e. D., Brooklyn
Telephone '2'oo Thry-eighth street. for New York
Central Cab Service. Baggage checked from hotel o.
residence by Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04

spot cotton in the local market closed steady. with
prices unchanged the exc for Iniddline up
land and 6izc for middling Gulf compared with 6lac
anc 6fc respectively last Total sales Of $50 bales
included S7 bales for export and 80 bales spnners.
The Financial Chronicles" weekly statistical state
ment on cotton folloWs:
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NAVAL STORES.

Slack demand locally and disappointing adyices from
outside markets caused a slight decline In rosin and
spirits turpentne. but tar ned steady At the close
spirits turpentne easy rosin barely steady
and tar quiet hut steadily held Quotations follow
TAR-Regulars 81 90: do oil. bhls. 81 CO.
SPIRITS TIRPENTINE-3 y a 4oc. -
ROSIN-CommOn good strained. 81 35Qsl 3Ilt; r.
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70 Western. eihd65c, and No Western. s5ae6tc
potn O o anoet State COO New York, car lots
bAhLEI-Market dull; feeding, SIC. and mailing 45GiTc
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NI1.NIIr1D HVI V''4hH@'' VIII DC iNNO''N" "
Board OF Aldermen OF the City Of New Rochelle,
y. Y FOR hundred and fifty bonds OF thousand
$1,000 dollars each at the City Hall. corner OF Main
Mechanic Streets In said City. June 9th, 1890 at
eight o'clock ?. NJ.
The said bonds be registered bonds and payable as
follows:
Five bonds. s. 600 on June 9TH 1904. and 1--WE bonds
each year thereafter until the total issue Is paid.
These bonds issued pursuant to act OF the Leg
islature the State OF New-York passed March "a.
1899 purpose OF improving the streets and high
in said City.
The will be sold the person corporation who
will take them at the lowest OF The city
authorities reserving the right reject any all bids
Bids be addressed TO ANDREW J. SELF, City Clerk
and marked such.
BY order OF the Board OF Aldermen.
Dated New Rochelle. y. Y May 10th, 1890.
ANDREW J. SELF. City Clerk.
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WEST SHORE R.R,

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station, n. T.. as foo"~
and foot OF w. 42d 81: -
l2;40 =, NJ. CONTINENTAL LIMITED, Daily for
Albany, Syracuse Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara FANS
CT Gland. Detroit, Chicago and ST. Luis Arrives
Chicago and ST. Louis next afternoon. DINING Gar
5,45 p NJ $50 m. later foot " 42d ST.. Chicago ana
ester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit.
Cleveland, Chicago and st. Louis.
1880 p NJ Daily for Utica, Syracuse. Rochester. Buff
faio. Niagara Fails and Tordnto s. p..
S.4S y. NJ. Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse. Rochee-
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit cleve-
land. Chicago and ST. Louis.
Time tables at principal hotels and Offices Baggage
checked from Hotel or Residence by Westcot Express.
c. E. LAMBERT Gensrai Passenger Agent ". T.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot Of West 22rd Corandt and Desbrossoo
streets (penna. r. H. Feries.)
Time West 2,rd street Other figures Cortiandto or
only. otnrr trains daily. tsuncay lea'es6AS. esun'
dsylsavess Is. sunday leaves 6l5. q
t'6,51. 100 A. NJ. Local for EASTON:
.iJ1 eS.Os A. NJ. FOR BUFFALO, NIAGARA
FALLS ,nd v est, and PRINCIPAL local points Paror
and Dining Cars. Connects for Coal tranchts'.
t'i1,JJ 1900 Moor. "eLAck DIAMOND
EXPRESS" Handsomcst train In the world, In
Ted to seating capacity. Due buffalo 93 = n; con-
meeting with through slccpers Detroit and Chicago
.1n'55 I.oOr.M( Fer MdkKEs;DARGE:
~.dSX SfSPM local for MAUCH CHUNK.
+.SI0 400 y ~ Local for MAUCH CHUNK.
III TX 6lOPM Local kxpress for EAsrON.
.1TS xj,OS 7. ~. For Burao ard points West.
Thr"nyl Sic ping Cars to Chicago snd Toronto.
s1.JJ 800 y NJ. Express for BUFFALO and
ToRONT None but sleep ne CAY PASSENGER. csIrled
1925 1890 Pm. ForITHACA, ROCHESTER,
BUFFALO and West. Sleeping Cars 10 Chicago.
SOUTH PLA INflELD aud ROUND BROOK locals.
daily except sunday ;..io4', ioSAM '22', 80 40
A2) 1875 and $50 i. VI. -, ooo
s5 oil and 1854 broadway, Is Union Square West. zss
Coiuinbus Ave n Y. .SSJ Fulton St. Court ST. "
Broadwsy and Brooklyn Annex station trookyn;
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dilnr SIC; low mddng. &c; good ordinary. 3l6c: re-
ielps lO2 bales; exports Great Britain 2250 bales;
pastw'sc 500 bales sales $50 bales stock 3its bales
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STOCK on HAND.


Spirits urpentine bbls lob
Charleston. June 3.-Cotton market nominal: mddns
3 9-lGc Turpentne firm. 35lzc Rosin firm. unchanged
Wilmington. June 3--Spirits turpentne nothing doing
prices unchanged receipts. iO3 casks Rosin dull 9Og
03c receipts is4 bbs Tar firm, 81 30 receipts IS bbls
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Proposals.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
the Board OF Aldermen OF the City Of New Rochelle
N y for thirteen bonds OF thousand $1,000 dollars
each at the city Hail. Of Main and Mechanic
Streets in said CITY, June 9Th. 1899. eight o'clock
+. ~
The said bonds to be registered bonds and payable
follows:
one bond 81 900 June eth 1904 and bond each
year thereafter until the total issue Is paid.
These bonds issued pursuant act OF the Leg
isature of the State OF New-York passed March "a.
1899 for the purpose OF altering improving and enarg
ing the city Hall and the City lock in said city.
The BONDS will be sold 10 the person corporation who
will take them the lowest rate OF interest. The City
authorities reservng the right reject all bids
Bids TO be addressed TO ANDREW J. SELF. City Clerk
and marked SUCH
b. order OF the Board OF Aldermen.
Dated New Rochelle, y. Y. May 10Th. 1899.
ANDREW J. SELF. City Clerk.
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Railroads.
CENTRAL R. R. Of NEW JERSEY.

GtNlkAl h. h. VI MN JEh0tI.
Four H tTssk' E Sss -FSea%asIs Signals.
Station" "s is South MsT Tsrs %s s 0 St. St.
leaving time from South Ferry foot whitehall 81 !.
' '''' " On ard after May %; lsso
Ea:03 BIB a zoc TO- M Ms.c @ 40
s 10 t. "a, ES;'? .ssJ go sqad'y '0 400 to
A NJ $50 = n. Sundays; $50 4 .,.,o ,.,o ON
'isnS Ds re- ' sssa: s.o ssS
W go TO 20 R Rs"n A. M 100 :so $780, 600 ooc to
Readng) p. M. 1918 night.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. SC.
For Red Bank Long Br1 pN,n R A.osy pa
GrsDe and PGs,ts ss so only To Rsd Bss a.
so dis Sundays tsiSP: a !nsTIsksn f0r Asevsy
, Fst Lao a. axe ssc rGn' Sunday Hs ana os
sANDY HOOK ROUTE.
For Long Branch. Ocean Grove, &c.
Fo. Asns lsnis6d, hsSia.d TssSh R SGS
80 1000 y 100. s'S' ''so p NJ sunday 1000
south e'G POini Pleasant " 1000 a. M 100 s
s. For S T e. SS' s H's' Ps'"'s'' Park and D'F''
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
WASHINGTON.
From foot of Liberty ST.
Week davs $3.50 1000 III 80 Dining Can A. M.
q 90 Dining csr 80 600 Royal Blue Limited. 90
600 Dining Carl p, NJ, 1918 mdt SUNDAYS 'tao,
L1mitedJ. 500 Coo Dining csrl p NJ. 2;lo. msS 40,
dtonal trains for Philadelphia week days. 80 BOO
A. NJ $50 400 i;3o. 7:3o 900 p. NJ. Sundays. 300
A. NJ, 800 900 I. NJ. .
whitehall 81. lis III 2oi, i3t ga, zs 1884 Broad
way 73I 9Th Av 20 Union So West 1853 East l2Jh ST..
9T3 West l2sth ST.. PAS Columbus Az. New York.
Court ST. s44 500 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn: Us Broadway,
Wuamsburg The New-York Transfer Co. win call for
and check baggage from hotels residences TO dssna
tion.
sFrom Liberty 81. only.
tFrom South Ferry at 525 y, ~.
ASEasp South SskY ~ t.2s y. ~
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DELAWARE, LAcKAwANNA { Western

stations IN New Yosa foot Of Barclay and Christopher
gts Leave. Arrive.
Bnghamton Mail ................ 500 $50 IN
Buffalo. Ithaca. Oswego a Utica
Express .................... 10000 am. sOop PM
Chicago & Bun Express. 100 pm. 800 pm.
Scranton Wikesbarre & Plymouth
Chicago Buffalo Lin Ex..... .ioop pm $50 an.
Buff. Ex TAR Buff. las a. M, -. $50 pm $50 am
Syracuse Ithaca. Oswego, Utica
Express - .................... $50 pm s7.30 an
Tickets and pullman Recommendations at 49, 40 and
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wes>ors Express Co will CAN for and check baggage
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Chicago. June 3-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04

Rlo-COffee market weak No Rio. 1000; exchange.
si receipts II 900 bags cleared for the United States
5000 bags; stock. 227 900 bags.
The position Brazil coffee follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-04

Foreign Coffee Markets santos-Conee market quiet
rood average Santos es700 receipts. 1900 bags 1.-TWO
dayD; stock: 10000 BAGS HamburgmSofiee market
pfennig higher sales. 1900 bags Havre-Coffee market
opened quiet and unchanged at IL unchanged sales
IA 600 bags
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CLARK's PROPOSED CRUISE
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Receipts Of breadsuffs interior points in thousands.
last three cphers 1000 omitted -four bbls grain bush.
rs
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ASTOWAWAY SLEUTH
ODD VOCATION OF AN OLD SAN FRAN
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