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'. K. McAdory is at Sardis, Ala.
CARRIED A MILLION
Steamer Garonne Brings Rich Bounty
 from Klondike

Vancouver, B. C., July 1S-The steamer Garonne arrived tonight from St. Michaels, Alaska, with 550 passengers and about $1,- 600, 1000 in gold dust. Between three-quarters of a million and one million belongs to the Canadian Bank of Commerce. The largest individual amount is that of T. H. Lippy, of Seattle, Wash, who is credited with bringing about $3OOOOO from his claim in Eldorado creek.
 Unconfirmed reports of the perishing of twelve members of a party of thirteen who left Seattle last spring in small schooner for Kotzebue Sound were brought down. The party was headed by Captain Benn His wife was the only survivor.
The age-herald., 1899-07-19
The Warmth

From the Detroit Journal.
 Adorable creature, be mine!' he plead ed.
 For an instance Genevieve was perplexed. She knew his heart was cold, yet these. his wonds. were very warm. But suddenly it all came to her, as by inspiration.
 "Flannel-mouth!' she exclaimed, with all the hauteur she could summon.
The age-herald., 1899-07-19
Columbus Oversight

From the Richmond Religious Herald.
 That was a wise school boy who, when the master asked "Why was 1t that his great discovery was not properly apprecia- ted until long after Columbus was dead?" promptly answered: Tt was because he didn't advertise, sir"
The age-herald., 1899-07-19
Mtos UMMER NIGHT FESTIVAL
An Attractive Entertainment Annouuc
 ed for Tomorrow Evening

The Midsummer Night Festival at St. Paul's hall and grounds tomorrow at D. In. promises to be one of the most delight ful events of the year. There will be re- treatments and various forms of innocent amusement and sweet music by skilled performers on stringed instruments.
 The tickets of admission have been in great demand. Six hundred have already been sold The price of tickets is only 10 cents.
The age-herald., 1899-07-19
COL. VIM. P. JOHNSTON
His Funeral in Louisville Was Largely
 Attended

Louisville, July 1S.-There were many who gathered at St. Andrews church and mov- ed from there in solemn procession at 5 o'clock this afternoon to pay the final and fitting tribute Of admiration and love to Colonel Wn. Preston Johnston. The chan eel Of the church was almost hidden in the
The age-herald., 1899-07-19
Death of an Infant

Louis brennan, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Wood, died last night at 8 o'clock after an illness of only few hours. The funeral serviees will be con- ducted from the family residence, No. 2523 Avenue E, this afternoon at o'clock. Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend. Interment at Oak Hill cemetery.
The age-herald., 1899-07-19
PLANS FOR THE
 BIG STATE FAIR
Committees of Commercial Club
 and Board of trade
WILL HAVE JOINT MEETING
It is Proposed to Organize Stock ompany-Citizens Signify Their Intention of Subscribing Lib
 erally- Farmers Endorse

A joint meeting of the state fair commit tees of the Commercial club and the board of trade will be held this afternoon at 1 o'clock in the rooms of the Commercial club for the purpose of outlining plan of action to be taken up at once.
 It is proposed to organize a stock eom- pany which will obvate the usual "beg- ssing' committees and it is confidently be- lieved that the fund will be raised with little difficulty. Already a number of lead ing merchants have expressed willingness to subscribe liberaly to the stock.
 Endorsing the Movement
 A number of letters have been received from prominent farmers throughout the state endorsing the movement and the com mittees are greatly encouraged. According to the present plan it is proposed to hold the first fair this fall and to make it a permanent institution thereafter
 Chairman J. A. Rountree, of the Com mercial club committee and Chairman John w. ONeill, of the board of trade committee, urge upon the members to be present at the meeting this afternoon.
The age-herald., 1899-07-19
Reading Makes a Full Man

From the Baltimore Jewish Comment.
 "Quigbee is a queer sort of a chap. He told me yesterday that when he feels par ticularly blue and melancholy, he always sits down and reads a book of poems."
 And when he gets hungry, I suppose he sits down and reads a cook book.'
The age-herald., 1899-07-19
PERSONAL.

Henry DeBardeleben, of Gainesville, Tenn, and superintendent of the furn1ce at that place, is in the city
 w. k. McAdory is at Sardis, Ala.
 Former Postmaster R. l.. Houston has been appointed special deputy collector in the government service at Mobile.
 Miss Estelle Joseph is quite sick with ty- phoid fever.
The age-herald., 1899-07-19

WHO WAS IT SICK?-The following mo- tice tackled on the door of a Twentieth street store yesterday stopped a number of passers-by, who puzzled over it's mean ing It read as follows:
 'Close on the ercount of loor sick of Will Perry olders brothers"
 ANOTHER SACRED CONCERT-Anoth- CT sacred concert has been arranged for North Birmingham next Sunday night, with the following quartette as the chief feature: Justin Thatcher, Geo. II. Clarke C. C. Washburn and Walter Drennen. There will also be several solos.
 PERDUE'S SUCCESSOR.-Th police commission will hold a special meeting to- night, the most important business to be transacted being the selection of an officer to succeed w. D. Perdue, who died so sud- denly last week.
 FIRE IN LUMBER YARD-A small fire was found in the yard of the Hawkins Lumber company, Eighteenth street and the railroads, yesterday, but the North Side department was called and the flame was extinguished before any serious damage was done.
 OFFICER INJURED.-Oflicer J. s. John- ston had the misfortune yesterday to slip off of pile of lumber at the Heidt- Nelson yard as he was trying to remove a sup posed tramp, and slipped and sprained his leg.
 WATCH INSPECTORS.-The firm of H. c. Abbott x Bro. have been appointed watch inspectors for the Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham railroad at this place. This firm already regulates the watches for the Louisville and Nashville, the Birmingham Mineral and the Brming- ham Railway and Electric company, and have quite good reputation in this line.
 NOTHING IN A NAME-Early yesterday morning a white man giving his name as Frank Keephoff, jumped off a bridge on the Louisville and Nashville road near Helena to avoid being run over He was found later very badly bruised up, and scarcely able to talk. He was brought to the city and is being treated at the Wilson & Brown infrmary.
 AGAIN AT Ht5 DESK-H. c. Miller, chief deputy clerk of the city court is again at his desk after severe attack of fever.
 PRISON IMPROVEMENTS-A splendid new range has been placed in the city prison kitchen which gives it much the ap- pearance of a first-class hostelry. It's sue- cessor has done valiant service for more than ten years and was a fit subject for the junk pile.
 WATERMELON PARTY-The Phoenix club last night entertained it's friends with a watermelon party at North Birmingham, which was greatly enjoyed. The luscious juicy fruit was served in the park between dances. Quite a large crowd was in attend ance.
 RUMORS OF RACE WAR-There were several rumors in the city last night, and in fact the reports got as far as Atlanta and Montgomery that there had been a race riot of some kind between Blocton and Centreville. Answers received to dispatches sent those places last night, said that no
The age-herald., 1899-07-19

RUMORS OF RACE WAR-There were several rumors in the city last night, and in fact the reports got as far as Atlanta and Montgomery that there had been a race riot of some kind between Blocton and Centreville. Answers received to dispatches sent those places last night, said that no trouble of any kind had been heard of in their neighborhoods
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HAVE YOU SMELT TIP
DURHAM GOLD LEAF.
REDUCED RATES

To St. Clair Springs and Return-Round
 Trip, 95 Cents.
 Effective Saturday, June 3, and continuing to and including Sunday, September a. 1S99 tickets will be sold from Birmingham to St. Clair Springs and return on Satur- days and Sundays, good to return on fol- lowing Monday, at rate of 95 cents. For further information call on ticket agent union depot, or R. M. Ellis, T. P. A. 2019 First avenue. 6-7-tf
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the junk pile.

WATERMELON PARTY-The Phoenix club last night entertained it's friends with a watermelon party at North Birmingham, which was greatly enjoyed. The luscious juicy fruit was served in the park between dances. Quite large crowd was in attend ance
The age-herald., 1899-07-19

ANOTHER SACRED CONCERT-Anoth- CT sacred concert has been arranged for North Birmingham next Sunday night with the following quartette as the chief feature: Justin Thatcher, Geo. II. Clarke, C. C. Washburn and Walter Drennen. There will also be several solos.
The age-herald., 1899-07-19

PERDUES sUCCEsSOR.-Th police commission will hold special meeting to- night, the most important business to be transacted being the selection of an officer to succeed W. D. Perdue, who died so sud- denly last week.
The age-herald., 1899-07-19

was found in the yard of the Hawkins Lumber company, Eighteenth street and the railroads, yesterday, but the North Side department was called and the flame was eXtingushed before any serious damage was done.
The age-herald., 1899-07-19

OFFICER INJURED.-Ohicer J. s. John ston had the misfortune yesterday to slip off of a pile of lumber at the Heidt-Nelson yard as he was trying to remove a SUD- posed tramp, and slipped and sprained his leg
The age-herald., 1899-07-19
Endorsing the Movement
THE CITY.

WHO WAS IT sICK?-The following mo- tice tackled on the door of a Twentieth street store yesterday, stopped d number of passers-by, who puzzled over it's mean ing It read as follows:
 "Close on the ercount of loor sick of Will Perry olders brothers.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
so,.rt,rRN corroN MARKETS.

Savannah June 29-Cotton quiet and easy; nldnIins.
- low middling 47sc; receipts. 90 halts tse
,ioe I 05O bales: sales 500 bales: STOCK 5000
bales mid
Nr.IdSitng l3-I6c. good ordinary. 3-loc gross r.
retnts ~ bales exports coastvise Lon" paleS' s'oN'
St louis 20 Cotton easy m if ne, rece1;s
100 haies gross 2lO bales shipments. Nj oaeS' S"'e
25 ndIes So ,ne 2a-Cotton quiet; mlddling, o Ice
lou nddng 4&c: good ordinary 4c; receipts 'I- "'l'S
saIes / 900 bales. stock. 229.0l3 bales. ~ 80. -,
s", ,bs lime % Cotton quiet: middling. 5sc: Low
,niG.:lng IL 6c: good ordinary 49, receipts ~
bales. shipments. fS bales sales 400 oi'eS' "
bales. -,to.. bTsc low
ordinary, 9-l6c receipts -" paies
nxnor,s coasfuise / $50 bales: stock. 1886 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
EXPORTS TO DAY.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT
New York. June 20. 1899.

New- York JUNO q" Io'''
a. Voc futures not
rsos cbanTes Of special importance mo:
Ian, he inferred from fact that up 10 III aria
rsaallE OnIs- had changed ownership WINE var
tons 10 that time restricted to nere mon the
sa,,,e, q, the natural hesitation consequent ers
$1,000 boiiSavs nov close hand. oca
,nsnireA 70 pursue conservative couIse ~ ~ Material
asv,ces from foreign markets ana an r orders and
ebarrs IN tho statistical situation fot'En ~ rao-kat
investment busn ss failed 70 appedi, Oflciay
..,.Ni,, q the room contingent ~
~ rsrke, opened steady at last nights rcbs,eed
~ noints higher Total sales for ne gay r,ye some
~ huu were able 10
"" pays ~ rsrehouse movement which reache'ii
az y1,sual nrlre Of q 2N bags But as enor,
,ar, ror,s also showed a decided increase nhasad
- AZ m work The market higher Jouue's hoDde6
~ ysrous grades Brazilian coffee In m! IT. market
49, dav and as natural result ule ~" -
sadaa m considerably with prices az we o ,hhtne
go, 80 eSeLc for invoice lots and 6'7Ho7sc l0i yaSr
BASIS OF IT, MIA grades II spot coffee were quite sed''
% coaS business doing former prices ,.. =.
<sy as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30

METAn deyeoPsd po 1ss. hT In fay @so maEe
showed fair amount 81 he situation quite
destitute feature Demand vas 81 important
fnss rd POINTS At close the Metal Ex
sailed iron DS %aT ssa:s &c. July TO
Se2 SIS Domina lin the close was e s2q 5a sn ~! s
Lndon ssN & % to july s. 45asi so spslte at
Inc co unS9a"fsd for 9n5 p %s enG n s sas5 10 The
final cables from reported copper ,ea1S p
lbs Ca Soft spanish lead was quoted at ia eS ''
Spelter AT f25 12s cd o.
MOI.ASsEs AND sYRUPs-The market for molss ;s
shows little change from quiet and firm ruling OF me
early Buyers purchase only az IN their
position steady IN tone, w. nrifuga
trade doing Quotations fSI% ssS Saisc prime
S9sc New Orleans open kettle S2aSSc Porto Rico ZIG
$5c Common l2g l4c; far lo9lo'' soo' '''
ocPRA% FREIGHTs-The for berth fre,gh,s
London asa Glasgow. 2fsd Bristol sisd INiih az
80 pigs Rotterdam &c. Amsterdam, 7c cotton 10 Liver
pool per 100 ~ 2ac nominal london 9a Ssine go was
Light oshore freshs o%Rs to at sne setye and rates
sGe Steamer freehs were quiet demand being
very light Rates were quoaey unehan og while quiet
shoTed fair degree Of h@nsss UNCHANGED prices
,dy Reared petroleum was quiet but firm. Quota
S% P:s q 6 SS sas ans IN e sns
s. nsphha GaTgoes $40 ie2 SI@ ' Brine U
2s4c off summer yellow, 2S14 butter graaes D
saed American raw sea4oc American boiled 4la42c
Calcutta SIC lard OIL 42gaS9 had fairly steady
quiet s uniP Ssft wSs sSs
in prizes s hsr at the OF ives, eD D advance
visions at Chicago but the S ar OF certain parties
who are endeavorng the market with propheciS
c hs ss linn Hes T's hogs last
PoRKFrm quoted Mess IS 7'gSe family $40 05 iSg
SO Mes; sao' g. 2'saa &
QUOT i"uN So 5oas24 $780,. DRESSED HoGS-F1rm.
quoted Bacons 5%a5isc. $50 n S%a3hG; 100 H. Sisa
am quoted sHokHg bellies &c: 10 N, ~ S%a5e y S
c u n &c PhsS oa hGuSsT ger Western qn0 greens &c
Western p ea.aloc city green s'+c'' T 1I
ESy ''i Sact o city lard steady quoted SOC
dned lard STEADY quoted South AmeT'a 200
c,y' 4%c western. 4>c. sTEARINB-Flrm quoted.
M SS SS lard iss'T oss S%S s for rice
to Wait un,n after the holidays before stocking up eI
tensvely In spite Of The apathy hoWeyeT the FEELING
reported be holding their own though generally quiet
ssac: fsiT 70 good t%a5ss prime choice sasSSS
japan 4s6Sisc; Java aEas%c; Ransoon in bond
suGAR-The main features Of the local market for re-
fined sugar are not changed to any aPpreeabe degree
business indea tons point to more prompt deliveries
crushed &C. cubes Powdered and coarse powdered 6sc
srSnSs,sd 5isc sranulsied and extra srahu
lated Sc sTrna a s 80 2 sar,sn
DIAMOND A. She Sonfect .,1 A. PKG Nos ], and
No s SOC No O. arc; No TO- 4he; No H. 4sc; Noe
and Is 4siS Nos "a !. and le 4%s Adyisss rom n
TO hav" further sageed under sheer neg
with Java unchanged at l2s Cd and fair refining IL
wr at Is Bee' sugar o was Gu tr en S
The European visible supply was given as 10000 tom
hneTs in some Instances DEMANDED concessions and price
at The close were about on the basis Of as for 90 ,e
Tnolasses There Al. sales a, these prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
LIVE STOCK IARKE'r.


PrEvEs-Recepts were % cars or $50 head all for
No trading The feeling eeI vas r Taga 70
hine rotive sides Gables received from Liverpool
quoted American cattle gne but 5ieS beef easier
at SIC per N. No exports OF live stock or ureSS'
'TRsTVEs%Recepts We're $50 head including 81 direc
counting the stale calves there were well sup
piled with calves Indifferent buyers FrCt s
were lo%eT nsd aTy"F mmo moan to choice yea
s5MS7 per 100 M buttermilk calves at sgS1
steady at sGioc little calves at 6aa7'@c' dressed 'u'
100 n 80 d. i5i n 50 80 81 6uttermiks few thin
J. H. Hume & Bro: IS veals. 100 H. at g. less slo GA
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts p cars or ' :5ts
head including direct to butchers ana C a
1 on n as Go to- CHOICE sheep far demand
Fad FAR 't tic Smd mfa amBs Paed m to
but the advance lost later and the market costa
sold at ssgss . per 100 Inferior eeoiGs lamb q
81 yOdS7 G2A Most OF the sales were at 80 'OiS ~
Dressed mutton steady at 7dloc per fb' dressed a'
saies-M Collins: 2s4 virginia lambs, IS n average at
100 10 273 a. 90 H. At s. 2S ,aG ~ 81 90 d.
s. ~ virginia DO l2 10 at So so Virginia yearlinss
GO 1875 by y'Tsn q lamb; s. z 10 ,s g s. 80
n at So So u vEsin ioo s he iS " al % " co.
IS s j Judd ( Co 1873 JERSEY lambs 81 n at s72' 25'
q s. 90 G 10 ohio g sheep 80 S AZ IS rs :. Tda Ga fH
J. H. Wkerson: l29 Maryland lambs. 6s n. at s. 62is
2G2 Virginia II n 81 10: II Maryland sheep. III
| N, 81 %.
| Harrington & Co. 253 Virginia lambs 81 n at 81 %
Kentucky do 81 ~ So 65 liz Kentucky sheep ~
| 10 81 80.
Newton & Co.: 2a9 Virginia lambs 63 10. s. 30:
Virginia sheep. 1i3 n, at Sc 80
Mullen - bucks sheep. yearlings and lambs mixed
| OF various weights at SSQS7 80.
| HoGs-Recepts Is cars. or 2.243 head including
the market. Firm and loo higher Pnme Western
and State hogs sold at 81 40 100 10 country dressed
steady iG8i1c per NJ
Sales-s Judd Co. 81 Western hogs lg2 n average
81 40 per 100 NJ II Jersey do 100 NJ 81 rough
$50 h. at So 90
J. II. Hume & Bro. Gate yesterday: State hogs "a
10. at 81 90 90 DO 1856 n. at - S5 roughs. 40 n
SO IS.
II. II. Hollis date yesterday: II State pigs 100 10
81 so. 2s State hogs 2l4 NJ at - 40; roughs 2s3 n
at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-YorE, foot o. - -
as follows and i've minutes earlier from VII rhamt,a
o.no a M-Vestlbuled Express daly LOT Hne'" ~
W9verly Elmira, Buffalo. Bradford jamestown" N'''
punslo ! r. NJ Pdror 70 BuNalo . ,tnanar,ton
n,f5 A. N-Daily except sundays, 70 p pm, no1nts
oweeo Wayerly Elmra and Delaware Hia..s 'Parlo:
No1y TO Port Jervis and Monticello. fuI'ha" '
,-.t.oa mail daily Sod
80 DOR Chcago Arrives Cleveland I;'o A. ~ N.nnsu
p NJ sleepers to Chicago. cleveand ana N''
7,3o p M-Buffalo and Cleveland ves,io9 3 On - NJ
daiIv Arrives al Buffalo 1908 A. NJ. bra9l' - fisye-
jamestown 700 4. NJ. Youngstown ~ A:sianA CaiS
land ~ 30 p. NJ. Seepers to Buifalo anu
Dix r. M-Daily solid train FOR Bngnamt9SS ,oso and
Elmira and Chicago sleeferS 10 n"'''
Cincinnati. Dining ar ..o,,e Avn pr-rI.NAN AC-
C0NNOI)ATfONS III. lib, 2bl tVl ", 10Th
way 27 Bowery 1856 East l2sth-s ana -XtsvYork as
and 500 Futon-s 9s Broadway BTooEym' ~ Tran,,ss
uoboLen and Jersey city station New IN -ss,-
O. calis Tor and checks baggage from ho'eS anu "
darca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30

wheat spot No . red Western winter firm, Is II 2d'
N red Northern Duluth firm. fs l2d; No California
r. al Iee aid Corn-American mixed spot. new, nrm.
Is I'D do old firm. b Dad futures quiet June nom
nal Juy 3 4asd. September Is sd. Four-S LOUIS
fancy winter dull. S. Hops AT London Pacinc coast
nominal Lnseed OIL 23s. Butter. United states hnest
nominal. do good Petroleum. 6ltd. Peas-Canadian
Is lid TaIow-Prme city irm 23s' Australian In Lon,
An firm 25s 81 DISSEMINATION finest white ana
crlored easy 42s. ordinary ABS I'D l@ef--fNtra
India mess steady eos prime mess steady. Dos Pork
Prime mess fine Western firm As. I,rd-Arnerican re
nned In pals steady 26s Cd prime Western IN uerces
sfe.lv aGs Short cut. IA 10 ~ ~ easy,
Ia ~ Racon- cumberland cut. 2s 30 N. dun Dos
short r!b ~ to n easy. 2s Cd long clear middles
ltoht 20 To % 10 easy. Dos long clear mddes. heavy
* 10 30 n steady 2ss Cd short clear hacks IL to II n
steaiv 27s Sd clear bellies IA to l6 N. easy. Us
touidevs Square II To- II n dull. 2is Cottonseed oil
Hull refined July-Augus steady lbs Cd TuIpentine-
s-i-ts steady 34s Rosin-Common steady. As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

r,, luna % 4 D m-cotton- Spot: Good bust
ness done and prices unchanged; American mddng far
80. eooI n,iddling 2 Il 321: miGdlng ldl low
rIdding aid good ordinary Is 1874; ordinary, 90
Tho sales 4 the day 1900 bales. OF which IV"
,,er fr sr.ruation and export and Included Loo b,s
American Receipts 1000 bales including 5000 Amer
can Futures opened quiet with modera" deinan anu
cIosed o,ie, American middllng, ! June 3 10 6id.
selorr June an July Is sd sellers July and AusesI
"a Gi03 II Gd sellers. and september ~ pa
oilers September and October II G4d buyers ''ctor
o,d N.cent4r ~ sd. buyers November ana Deem
r. II 0ta3 - cid sellers December ana Januaty
II GiN3 - Gid sellers. January and February u "fF
80 IA selers February and March, II 6id buyers.
Mach and Anil 70 G4d sellers April and May. 1854
M ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. Z.

SCHEDULE IN EFT 81 "
Leave New York South FeIrl tWnehaIi INN EspTS
Zoo, ~ liberty street Time shown 10 IOH' SO-''' '
Leave liberty street . m mn, $500 ssundays
-Daiy. fEAcfpI SUI" s,ras, oniy, Is .. N
snc 'J2.iO night - ~ ,nsr,v street only), s3S
p. GnnIcISH3Tis ST. LOUIS 1855 m. 'oa' D. m
.i2.lO night oy,, uIIE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON RALrIMORh. 100. ~ o.. tDtno,
-, % ~, mnerl tl2 IS .. IT. Diner), 10 D,,ns,'
% * cRoyaI Limited exclusively Pullman !S S 20 nsh
- o. ,tet1er, SIS N. (Diner and w ~ h<"-
NORFOLK tl26S p. m ,., p,,,..h t,gbt
0fcrs Ii5 ~ 26l 4S lsSa Brosdwss6o' Tabsm ave-
w -, Do W,h,ehau Terminal and Liberty ST Basgass
bo,dSg ,rorn hot,i o. residence to destination
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HARLEM DIVISION.

90 n s,d 20 p ST Baiv except Sunday.
Ptsaeld. Sundays only At $50 a NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through ralna
Tfains Illuminated with Pntsch Light
Ticket Offices at ll3. 26l. Alb and i2l6 Broadgv .
Union So W. 235 Columbus ave. ~ Wesd ION -;
i25th ST l3sth St stations New hork SO ana I'D
Fulton St and lot Broadway r. u ~ New York
Central Cab Service Baggage checked from hotei o.
residence BY Westcott Express Company. -
GEORGE n DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30

f-AchanRe SPECIAL Liverpool Spot
easier sales IL 600 bales speculation ana export 1000
american ll0o. receipts. 1900 American. 1900. mid
Cling upland. 5-l6d. Futures opened steady partial
i~e4d decline: closed quiet at ia1h-G4d act decline
Deeember-January. 3llzs. February 3lli1s.
Feorusry-March. 3l2b March-April. i3s April MAY
5HHb' June. B. 5s: June-Juy. 3l5s. Juiy-August
818izs; August September BIAS: September October
3l3h: October November 3.12b: November December
Orders al low limits.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Business in -four was moderately
ecNe al steady and unchanged prices throughout the list
All classes Of buyers their attention 10 imm4
oiate requirements seeing nothing the wheat situation
y lead them 70 anticipate future wants Spring patents
s qs4 10 winter straighls 50 5OGS3 CO. winter patents
~ asa 10 spring clears 50 rs extra No winter
g S0as3 extra No winter 81 eOGs2 10 no grade sis
us y 70 arrive RYE FLOUR-Quet Quoted: Good
, fair. 50 lO1S3 25; choice fancy So 30Gs3 50
Mf-AI.-sfAsdv. 0nnfAd; Kn-drisd 81 tO4s2 q
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Railroads.
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY
Railroads.

Anthracite coal used excusyely
-Four tracks Electro. Pneumatic Signals.
stations in New York foot OF Liberty St
and South Ferry, Whitehall ST.
leaving time from South Ferry foot whitehall ST. s
I'VE minutes than that given below Tor Liberty
ST. except when noted
on and after June -. 1899
trains leave foot OF Liberty st
For Easton. bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Cnlnk' 20
as a.. 1870 TO Fastonl + ". sundays t3o goo 10
F.lston) A. NJ. 100. $3.50. 500 p. VI. -
For wikes1arre Pittston. and scranton 400. eIo
A NJ 20 r. NJ sundays '43o 4. NJ.
For Rea,rnS and Harrisburg 1900, '+3O. 100 2lO
1000 1870 to Reallngl 4 ", 1870. 4So. 40 oc 800
(.9 90 to Reading =. NJ. 1913 night sundays - 80
al 80 Reading A NJ. i00. 1880 $50 600 Quo 10
reading p NJ 1918 night.
ALL RAIL ROUTE. 80
For New Jersey Seashore Resorts '43o, $50 lolo
4 NJ 100 SATURDAYS only.) 1870. '2:l5. $3.50 % ~
4:ao a4:45 1913. b6;22 $500 satgrdays only p NJ
sundays 900. 9:l5 A. NJ. 80. 400 p. VI. ~ % No
For Lakewood Toms River, and Barnegat' '4'0o' sou
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From Pier = n. r. foot Rector St - oo
For Atlantic Highlands and seashore points 80 w, ~
1000 100 4. NJ, 100. 200; S45' 1880 o." T. 81
SUNDAYS 1000 \. NJ. 90 j. NJ. 40 =,
For Lakewood Toms River. and Barnegat 4:So A. NJ
1900. 3:i5 p NJ
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