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New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
RdilrpGos.
WEST StiORE R.R.

Iians leave Franklin St. station. ~ y. as t,iows.
and - m. later from foot of ". 42d St:
A. 0;45 a. NJ Daily for Cornwall Newburgh Kingston,
New Paltz Lakes Mohonk Mlnnewaska and
Cntskili Mountain points kingston
H. IL if5 A. VI. tN. 42i ~. II 3j a NJ Daily except
Sunday. for Cranston'f, wes, Point Kingston. New
Paltz Lakes Mohonk and Minnewafks CatskNl Noun
taus. Albany. Saratoga and Lake George.
1886 p. ". CONTINENTAL LIMITED. Daily, for
Albany. syricuse. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls.
Cleveland, Detroit Chicago. and 81, Louis Dining
&. 100 p. VI. Daily except Sunday for Mohonk
and Minnewaska, catsklN Mountain points. via King
Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska. Ca.skrI Mountains
Catsk. Albany and saratosa.
ID. 3i45 p " Daily. except sunday, FOR congers.
terrueiiste stations to Albany.
oif5 r. NJ. Daily, except sunday. for Albany and
Montreal.
5,l5 p. M Cw 42d 3, G15 p NJ Dailv FOR Utica
Svracuse Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto.
Detroit, Cleveland. Chicago, and -. Louis.
$500 p. NJ Daily; except SUNDAY: for Utica Syracuse
Rochester. Buralo. Niagara Fails and Toronto.
015 NJ. Daily. FOR Albany Utica syracCse Rochester
buffalo NiaFsra Falls Toronto. Detroit C.eveland
Chicago and Il Louis
a. Z. G. D.-Leaves Brooklyn A. a.I5 4 NJ
except sunday b. lo:'5 a N G. 1925 =. NJ
D. 300 ?. NJ. Jersey City 2. r. r station; A. 0:45
n .eSceP, Sunday. b. il:@o A. NJ G. 100 p. ".
Tim, table a, principal hotels and orrces Baggage
checked from hotel residence by Wcstcotts Express
g. T.. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent Y Y
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN Ry.

Ilalns leave foot ". s-d 81 as lol'"s w "'~
earlier from Franklin st-l' -, -...,.,. o, osvaga
4 ID Sn,T.c,,ons FOR Lakes Mohonk. Minne~sA~
and KianeshA. Parior cars. ,,,--.,,,- tt,..,v
y D .nd intermediate stations. Lake kiamesha Ana
White Lake. Parlor cars I'D, s,.,,,,. - Erenvii..
.n0 r. VI. Saturdays onlyl-Ss'a'iohss yr,i,. Iass
L .UU Rockiand Lake Klamssha ana ""''s
n.1-P M.-vestbule Limited s,a,ons yIosrasHs. " 49,
x 1 D vile Rockland. Lakes Mohonk Mhne"asN~'
g'sr-ssha ana White Lake. Parior care - cs,..~.
D. ". Frsnklin 81 , 20 =, Ml.-i2 'xx.aaess,
t.1 = 'aauyI stops at Mddletown. Liberty L Msnof.
Waltcn Norwich oneida osSeso Nass , s,es1 through
rsr Sleeper and Reclining Nn"f al '
Chleaso va "a apnaRloR CAR SEATS AT sTi Broad
Viw.w n Y >. Y. Transfer 90. ehseAs oAsS-"
=, rssidence destinaiioh.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks "Electro-Pneunatic' Signals
Stations in New York foot of Liberty St
and south Ferry, Whitehall 81 - .
Leaving time South Ferry toot Nntenall s,D -
earlier than that given oelo" Tor L~D<fy
St. except when noted. - 49,
on and af'er June % 1892
trains leave foot OF Liberty 81
Tor Ea.on Be,hiehem MIen,9wn Maacn cngss 80 so
It5 40 80 tn Easton) u sundays 13o. 600 TO
Easton) A ", 100, $3.50. 900 p NJ 49, .,.
For Wilkesbarie Pittston. and Scranton, 'sOo. s'l"
A. NJ i:3O P. NJ Sundays. 'aSo A. ~ "a, ..,o
For Reading and Harrisburg At - 90 - 30 ID slt
1000 ii 80 to Readingl A. n. l:So 40 80 20
80 90 10 Readlng) ?. NJ. IL IS night sundays. 80
III 80 70 Reading N. 100 80. $50. 800 600 to
Reaong) 7. NJ. 1913 night.
ALL RAIL ROUTE. -.
For New Jersey seashore Resorts. - 30 $50 io"
A II 100 SATURDAYS ony) 1870. '2:i5 $50. 80 e3.
tao' a4:i5 IS. bG:23 $500 saI1rdsys only p NJ
SUNDAYS 3 90 .9:i6 A. NJ. 80 400 F. VI ~.
For Lakewood Toms River. and Barnegat 'i:3O' $40
" SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From Pier s y. r, foot Rector 81 .. a..
r-o- Atlantic Highlands and seashoIe points 30 s
1000 II % A NJ. 100 200 345. 4.SO $50 r. "
SnGays FSr yTs,kewoo5 Toms River and 40 A. n.
90 8 40 =. VI
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
Holiday

COTTON-In view OF the alarming crop reports from
parts Of the cotton belt, notably from Texas and the
tush purpOrt cf the English cables. the market
today d comparatively affair The market
opened steady enough advance point a decline
of = points Following the call the market stinened
sac points covering induced b. the further bad cond
Central and Southwestern Texas Light invest
rent buying the better feeling for
but later the eased Of and ruled quiet at a
above OF Saturday until Just before the
close liquidation carried prices on several points
The close prices unchanged TO ,
points lower ruling OF the afternoon market
followed a belief that from Texas had been
exaggerated especially claims that the floods had
difference OF 900 600 bales in the crop outlook
q State. Other points reporting the need OF
moisture notably the Caronas Arkansas and Tennessee
exer,ed buish influence early IN The day, which was
overcome later by reports sections Of the belt
Indicating the cotton crop in general was fTung
Wei and was thrifty The local contingent. In the
sbence of outside speculation disposed act with
Conservatism. and took the stories from Texas with
many grains Of allowance preferring 70 hold OFT for the
July Government report due Monday. The volume and
character q todsys trading were not sausiac'oy'
was little business from outside sources 49,
The range OF contract prices in the local marke; to-day
follows;
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeW-NOrk. July .. ls's
rr.e-ior sdvces stiN quite
az. win very offerings here ne maIhet
ftroihs increasing hrnness 'holce ne
for "hite be and that ngure Il
oun Gum ~ sone of the packnes OF pea tho1sh ths
asked SI IT are still quite exceptional Marrow
sses @ - rrr Al 81 80. with reports or trac,on NOR
are Further sales OF red kldi-l Ipd ~
Ia =, En- 10 White kidney very scarce hnd hfr o'ner
5,a,. heans unchanged Both green and scotch
stat latte having sales quite generay az ~ VI = n
hr h1n, a carload taken for export az hat pIice -
9hgs av mote; Beans marrow. ls's. choice per bush
CAY ya 40 medium 81 80. do pea choice "a 90 I'a
sdnev choice 81 20 do ~ht. kidney Sh',ve i :. o yg
e. 10 81 -0 do lima California 81 90 green peas bnls
81 To- do bags 81 OH; % scoeh o'i'' - '' ~ '"SS
Bi'TTERThe mark. & io, isn Moderate trad supp,iss
trly liberal and receivers are meeting NE demand
are ta. price. All the lower gfaaes-and
Quite nnst,te The bulk Of current having
e,,e, sale and the feeling Is lite eAs's E@p'''s
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

YORK July >. lSshl
cOFFEEThere were transactions in eight OF the tweoSe -
coffee futures but the
carelv varied than points from the closing gure
OF Saturday. The market opened steady al unchahse
r-ices u advance Of points. ruled moderately acNs
ana closed steady prices finally points higher 10
o,ns lower than previous business days quotations
Total sales reached the meaRrely hgure OF 900 pass
business exclusively local hut better feeng
-syaed The unsatisfactory feature was the settled
,5 confirmed Indifference Of outsiders Havre opened bet
but closed partially 4 franc lower Hamburg made
slight net gain. Rio and Santos cables reported Inuch
sae- movement had been looked for but they also
.ses lover markets which Of the local traders
assume that smaller Brazilian movement was due 20
temporary conditions spot
brazilian r.ed generally quiet and steady with
--ices finally nOmnay unchanged. No Rlo invoice lots
sc. ,obbing parcels 6hc. The steamer Heveus, with
sGd haes and Kafir Prince. with 1900
fars cleared Rio July !.
The range Of contract prices in the local market to
d. was as follows.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
THE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo, July Spring wheat dull No Northern spot;
7SLc. No . Northern 74a.c. Winter wheat weak no
,ed iei,c. M / white 78c on track Corn firm. No
yellow 3St g. No yellow 37' G3sic No corn 3, "a
3Sc. N corn 3Tisc Oats dull and weak No wnite;
SoA.c: No 3 white 29ls ae9'.c. No mixed sc No
mixed. &c. Rye. &c bid N track tor 40 .ana'
treshts firm wheat 2sc oats sc barley e s 70 Ne% w
York Flour steady best patents spring - -ofst oV
bakers straight spring sg$ q bakers eisa, ,s sg-ng
s3 25TS3 5. grade spring, say 90 aren't "lntei
"a 5yasi 80. best family winter 50 75ds+; low grade
winter s2as2 80: graham best. 50 90
baltimore July 5.-Flour q1et Western supe5t5ne 5 n
60 95Gso 10 do extra 81 4Ods2 90 do family. 81 3og
a ~ winter wheat patent SO 80 81 o spring 90 80 avg
"a 10 spring wheat straight SO gas3 60. receipts
t53 bush exports 1899 bush Nhsat weak spo' 4aa an
month T4i QT4Ac; August - jsgIo'+c; septtnDer to
a3S+i steamer 40 red 6pNq7Oc recelpts ~ Ilg oush
expors 100 227 Southern. by sample Ige 'oe; 40
on rrade Tiq75c. dull and easy; spot and nonth
ssa3sic August ssl R3sssc sepieroer 3s1ac steamer
Sixs1 9fi G3G Nc receipts 237C2 BUSH exports, lCZ =
s7 Southern white 4ld4l '1c; do yel'W 42dt2
oue+. No white. 324G32.c; No mixed 5Jaolr
Rye nominal No Ve.teLn hay duls' anu anu
e@aSL @ ~ Lover steam 10 Liverpool per bush 2is "a
fv cork FOR orders per quarter asg3s lsd july osI
strong. unchanged Ch-ese anu
bytiSr steady unchanged. Eggs Guiet. unchanged
chicago July 5.-The leading futures ranged as 'o'-
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Bostor July 5-''Thc American Wool and Cor,on Dion , r'
rorter will say tomorrow = the wool Ta9s NM -
r,,,,s, ef',-vg .r-ahntAd strength. althouRh we
iisness naturally has tesn cir'' "1 ,,e" H. ,oet
on u holiday. The transactions ol me VIZ
Iop.va- 4ygregafA large totai-oNer n'e M ~,
nii.ter olunfs some - this wool mas beeh .ry
and s5me rs spectators ana 'u'rs
Ar.1- or4ir-ers he vr-stcd people have neen te
ct~o, r.trcAaqerg The country markets efrclaV Use
A. Norf,no are very excited. During me as Ne.N -
- ~. was PAID f-r wocs n Montana equlvalent Z!
e scrrref The sales the week at Boston aii'untel
70 So 900 pounds domestic and 10000 pounds M
,vatrV = total Il 5C39 aRoinst total oI 4" 10 80
f,r ne previous week ana total OF lst8Vo ior ue
c7rresponding week last year Saes tcs s-s
ro-,nds last year at this time
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables so' "a es
moderate demand sees 1000 bal.s speen.a9on spe9 ii-s2d
port 800. rerlcan 5000. Middline upah' 81, and
Fu,res o,ened sujet anr unchanged closed q1,..
steady at I4G2 GA higher pecemDt stt siSIsb
2iss Januarv- f-ebruary 13b Februa Ine
March~April g i6d3 IL April May az r. ssptem-
sleb rulv ? fsiLb. August slbb Aubes Soven-
Se, i-ih en,snbsr october 3I6i4h Octo6er
her 3ishb. November-Deoember. Sloh Iirn,ts
Yarns small inquiry Cloths orders al 10" nm, ,,,,e
rfor,p Arn MEAr-The market showed lit,le iea,Ify ie
to-day II ruled to sell ana CsS Gd 10 fair
g lOQss 20 choice 70 fanny 81 sonS 90 si Is a. to
MEAi-stesdv Quoted: Kln dried ~ louFz -, one:
brand BAG MEAI,-Qulet quoted: Fine inv whls, s;ssdv
ysen, ,, S'I bk slsGsis so TO sTss.
200 n sib 25asis 80 lake snt ran sscf a.. sS0si5 5O
rndSings slGGsls city feed SIS co0fl6 he,nn
t4 5Casl5 bu.k and s5 % sacks omsa. 20 Aav wars
CRAIN-wHEAT- Developments In "hsat ''-N"'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS

Liverpool July m.coston stnk speWModeIIiIe Isas
M sales ~ the day 5000 bales. o which 80 oars
were for speculation and export and Included is pais
American Futures opsned quiet with poor denlah1
ana closed quiet steady AZ the advance Amererh =
r,ldaling n. c. July is-04d3 g64d buyers jay ana
aura~ isf4i buvers August and september -rsF
lse4d buyers Sc 9temher AMI October lb-rtas ta
Srs. November and December i3-64d sellers peeet ~
her ana January l5-e4f Eelers January and fenrust
* a. buvers February and March l3-s4nS io.ota
b,vsrs, Msrch ana Atrtl la-Gi6a iT64d value Anrl
sn5 Nav i7-643 Is-Cid see o. May and June 1904.
buyers.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06

4 EMBELLISHMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
Y received their Uptown Office No i.2i2 Brca iway
od door north u sistst. until O'Clock m; afyerse-
nenis received the following branch Offices at regular
ofce rates oc.ock p. "a sh AVE. p
cor 23d st: 1J2 Gth-ave. 18th ST Macys 9Th
i42 Ccumhus-ave near West 66th-st, 100
West i2lst. Gth-1rs % Fast lith-st 21i West
between 7h and Nh 5a Eas lIthst.; lX}S
3d-ave 7Gth and T7th l02G 81 ave. near
Gls-st 7OS 1st-ave. s0th-st $50 3d-ave. near
5j4 3f-avA: 2lO Blaeckar-st. 32j Besckerst
pos 3i-ave 2io East 7ehst. 921 31-ave ;26e2 3iave
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06

r,v.-,ooi rulv 5-C1osing. wheat-spot nrm: No
rei N5fthern duluth. Gs - corn1sPo, nrn AneieH ,s
e 4Sd. September. 81 a. october Be- SAD Foar ,S
Lnus . o, gss reef steady India mess, oos
prime mess Us Pork hrm, prime mess Wts,eFn & tos
tiar,. short cut "A 10 n. steady S9s 90 bac1h ,,
.tssdv. SUNDERLAND cut - TO 10 n 2ss 20 snort r,e'
Is 10 20 2ss Gd long clear mdalss Az ~ oss a
~ s, c,s,r backs is is n eIs ~; clear bellies
,,a'te "a =, ,asv shouders-square IL 70 y n
%. Tnri steady prime Western IN uerees zes o.
American refined In pals -os ID Du'e' N0 N'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

e,,,o,s foot Of West 2Srd Cortlsr d. and DespIoSS
o'-S0"' streets (Penns. i. Ferries .,,.,., a,
.rime west ard Street Other esure: Co.IsaSs s,osey
r.sh,osses streets Daily except anesIs s.suyy
vi Otner irsns daily. SUNDAY 'ea'ese'S 'S>
yy..ssli.avess Is \ Sundsy Leaves bl9 .xoN
es.g Si = 40 A NJ Locs for EASiON,r.o.pa
t.vN es0S A. NJ for BlfFALO, slh1 p.ls 49,
r,tiI;,nd est, and principal loes points rN'P
and D,ni9g csJ. q, oo SIsSeS' SSeS "sLAck DIAMOND
wvapYes - Hsndsomest train 10 the sVtlS lsir s
sSsf'nr capacity Due buffalo soo ~ ~ @ ~
ied 70 lin through seepers Detroit and Chicaso'
Dining Cn Yor wIkKEs BAM5sE;
1855 los + NJ sod innHIeriasds,s PoIsII;;.
~,aIS 515PM. LOca for MAJ ~ SSuuSSn-
..t'yn x 80 z VI. Local for MAJ IN 11nSynpnS
~: III GIOPM. Local k1pfess ioF - eavs IT,,
.xyty ,,S r NJ For Bufao ard polnh "eS~
ro.,gS ie.ping Cars 90 Chicago snd Inrynt1' =, -.
ih'.s51 500 p. NJ Express for BIffAIo 1919 80
rOptST non. but Sleep NJ car psssshg ers III
.ioi5 1910 Pm. FOrlTHACA, kOS ~ ih'-
rr-tpAIO and West sleepne Carr % & niseE, ,,o..,.
"s6i-rH PIN INFlELD and BOI Nd bh,'Ss b. q. % .. ~
d,iiy excsnt SUNDAY fe, 100 NJ - ~ W.
@issss 49, Pullman accommodations AZ " ~ "a
,xi az, 80 tssi proadwny y Union square a
SS,i,nhms ive \ =. so Fulton ~, tOoIii -
nys.Sw = and Brooklyn Annex sisi2n, ~ 1890
T-snsfer Co will call for ara ,, cnsse Ness0~
,,or bo:eI ~ residence through to cesuoN'"H'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
BALTINORF & OHIO <. r.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY ia 1879.
iOk 1HE NEsE.
Leave New York. South Ferr, twnitensn Termlna and
foot OF Liberty Time shown South Ferrs.
Leave Liberty Jtreet minutes later.
'Dany. tExcept SuEdav. sSuncays
CHICAGO 'A36 IN. Liberty street only) 'i2 .. n
snc 's2.iO aight.
PITTsBURG, .lSo a. m. liberty stree, only). SIS,
o.. m 'l2 10 nigh..
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS 'o53 q m. '33, D ~.
'i2. 10 night.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE iT.oa. '9.5S (Dner)
'ii25 a. m. (Dlner). tl21 m. (Diner). 'i25 CDnsr
1855 CRoyal Limited exclusively Pullman Train Diner)
'43 Dnerl 1855 D. m. CDner) and 'l2iO night
NORFOLK. +12.& D. m
All trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Offices siA lT2 a3i. 1854 Rroadva,. rs Union So
w 81 Bowerv. y Y: 40 Fulton St 100 Graham ave.
Brooklyn Whitehall Terminal and Liberty 81. Baggage
checked from hotr- residence to destination.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
new YORK CENTRAL.


HARLEM DIVISION.
el2 A. ~ and o.55 T. b. Daily, except sunday. ~
Pittsasd. sundays only at go A. VI
Wagner Palace Cars all through trans
Trains Illuminated with Plntsch Lsnt
Ticket ofices at li3 2s .i3 and i2ie B.oad.a,. -
Crior So W. 23J Columbus ave. 81 West l23th -
fesib - and l3sth St stations York 33s and 72o
Fulton ST and 10, Broadway. G. d, Brooklyn.
TsIerhon- '2T9O Thr,y-eighth street. for New forg
Central Cab Service Baggage checked from hotel -
residence Wesfcott Express Company
CEORGE IL DANIELS. General PassenRer Aren't
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE. AND wAsHINo-
40' TON.
From foot Of Liberty ST. -
r.L .,vs 40 500 1000 Gl 30. Dining Car A. NJ
:, 20 nni1g car, 80 800 Royal Blue Lm;ed 500
"a M.99 90 pinns 7arj p NJ. 1913 mdt sgndsys - 80
IVuV J,eh S.0O 800 Dining carr r NJ, 1913 mtt "a.
dItionai trains Philadelphia week aays ~ 20 20
a N 30 100. 80. I.3). '9Oo T. III sundays s'"o
A NJ. 400 900 T. NJ -. =. ,,o. ., yu.-.v q,
v.hitebau ST ii3 i72 26 434. 9i4 2st Las br2aa-
w @ -S- c,h Ave o5 Union So West l33 East lzosn
way 90 ., iesfb 81 245 Columbus Ave. New Yorki
court 81 3,4 $50 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn, % Broaa~sy
t,-'ar,sburg The Ney York TranHer Co. VIII eall Tor
W. chsck baggage from hotels residences to cesna~
+Fror1 South Ferry az 525 p VI
error south Ferry AZ 4 - Y. 81
From south Ferry at $40 p. NJ
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06

States eos Cheese easy: American finest white and
colored as. Tallow-Prme city hrm &s Australian IN
London 25s 80 Cott0nseed oil-HIl refined. July AL
gust firm i5s Cd Turpenilne-spirits steady. 32s 90
Rosin-Cor1mon steady. -. Petroleun1-Retned. 6i4d
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06

spot cotton local market closed 9giet panS w ana
Csc for mddng Gulf as compared with 40 40 ss an ~
respectively. last year Ioa sS M co1trecs Spot
cotton in southern markets tmddng quoteD
cav renorted BY special dispatches 10 ou s't
ss follows: New-Oreans quiet b9sS MGoies S.r s,esdy
6.iro Ti.r. Savannah steady 5%c; whining toh
S7t~s So-fok auiet and 5sc higher &c balumore nSi
t,8i d.. Augusta quiet. exc ST. LOUIS quiet "N''
Memphis quiet 59sc -,
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
FIFTY MINUTES

From River TO the summit OF the CatSkNls.
via
CatskiH Mountain Ry & Otis Elevatng Railway
Al summit with
New CatskiIl Tannersvilie Railw9y,
Corners a~d ALI. the Mountain Parks
CONNECTIONS,
Hudson River Day Line Gteamers CaskN Evening Line.
" Y. Central Hudson River r. r.. and
West Shore Railroad.
Purchase tickets Catskl. the shortest. quickest
and cheapest route and the front door 10 the best
Mountain regions
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
Receipts Of hay and straw a, New-York for the week
NAVAL STORES.

ldvlces from Savannah reported advanced prlces In
spirits result ~ hrmness and higher quota
IN the Rosin showed hrmness but prices
we're about uncAanged Tar ruled steady quiet QUO
tati0ns follow:
TAR-Reguars. 50 do oil. bbls. SO 60
SPIRITS TT"RpE.NTfNE-3e = 1A4oc
ROSIN-C0mncn good strained. 81 @lff<i 62i7. ~
,i 80. r 81 30. O. 81 ~: n 81 G5 l. 81 10. K. 81 81
N So TO- y s. A.. " G. 81 co, " W 81 :,
crnrty
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
RAILROADS..

pENNSYLvANlA
n RAILROAD.
s4ATloNs foot q WEST TWENTY IHlnp srEEHr Ire
a. The Nsa leayns dine Inn from be.bsos.es ss4
S.r,'ana. s'r.s,. IS ave %,ns,e. isser ,,,sss
s'"s,os, sn sner". %s'I Where S oiSsr",.s
''o 4; a. rA"i NJ m.sd - &c &c, sa.bsrs =
Ss rsT f hEia nGf fhs.-lifPf
ton csrs pr zen es.o. SiSeland foedo. cncnnst
,.S asSs'irn',I' S:ss .S,;d D tT'' s LOUIS ExPREss
For Nashville via ciEcinnatD. Ind'anApo'" S"'S"s~
o.55 =. NJ WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago F~
7.55 ,. II. sorTHNisrERv EXPRESS For Pits
errg Cieseiasi. Ciscnnau. LoasYhis' in'''"aP'"~
7.53 p. 81. PACIFIC EXPRESS Fer PIises's ,,,S .aS
1n,Sss' For kn9Aviile ea!ly- ia We nsaturasy
S T. MD y and cr1'9d a s' ;.pns
New YGrk Altoona East IAeer,; is.tss rsss's ana
wAsHIyGTOx AND THE SOUTH.
7o5 80 30. iOiO ,Desososses susst Oi9 So.'re' ~,
I.rse oao gJans .A lS's p'n,9s 81 n,9sst,Iss4, sssi
;is 2sS a:5 Cons ce-sensi I'm NIL. al Pssl9s a9 "a
izio asSt sunday, s25 30 70 qI. T.n ,o'"'sf Il
Parof and Dinias Car cSS. - Dinins carr. ass DIN
soTTHFRx RS2wWAYEsprs.s l "a Is S,ss' 2Ss iaio
NoRF9LK G:S AND wg:TERx Rs5LwAr.-F0r Memphis
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. s-S "- H'" w.
SIX SB S6,xH SHpJh4 92 .y. n
ATLANTIC CIrY.-2io D. N wsekdA~s Thr,ars
Vssiibulsd rain Buffet Parlor Cara Passenger Soaen
ard Combined Coach
CAPE MAY-i255 3 n. week days ,,-... ,,.n-.
For points New York and Long Brar 81 Raceo ~ ,
West Twenty-third street statonl, 80 a M x3
10 Saturdays ony). 2.25 255. 32b 4O . w 80 80
sundays. 1.5J. 0.2J a. % p m N,ln 80
brossey Street, 500. 300 a. ~ 80
o-iy) 30. 10 3 30. s20 10. ION p m SunIan p, ~
SIS. o - 5l5 p. Nrom Cortl susess' 39s
300 a. m i2.O 3 Saturdays only : 90 Jus "a
4o3. SIS 100 ?. N. Sundays SIS. 9+3 a m'' s''
p.
FOR PREyhDELPHIh. -.
6l0 tDesbrosses IOgtlan1t stcets oZO -S, ..sss
90 $50 y5J Penna. Limited iolO CDeso'vvss,ss
steet iLl0 CoIilandt street 70 !; tDalns Sa stS.ss
D9ins car iss M i2ss si9 tps,eT1::'' ss cp,nrs
cars 4s5 Dining Carr. b55 Dining Car. ,w, sS
,. m. ~ 10 night suDdays. SO s23 soo sS' ssSS ssSS
iLdutedI 93 iO5s Dining C'rl a. m. i2oSn 30
tDning Carr 255. s55 AS G,lnng Car, 40 p,h'ns
Ticket 1fnces Nos 4Gi 04 1iea 1854. III. ana ~
Broad ray; A-tor House West Twenty-thirn s,rr.s
StatCn stations OF Deshrosses anf Cort.snat
Streets Cour, street. SEQ Fulton stre,t es br9ansD
Penn-yvanla Annex station Brooklyn ~, sn'9n; .i;
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through Destination.
Telephone 3Sso Thi:tyeighth Street Tor Pennsyi~sns
&, "a III" unrctINsoS J r. WOOD
y - General Manage General PasSr Agent.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06

Charleston s C.. July Turpenilre market hrn' "o-'
savannah July 5-sprs turpentine hrm 3IA g3I &c;
reoeptr. 29f9 bbis saes ~ bills Rorn hrn and prices
UNCHANGED. receipts 1888 hhis sales. 3.IGB bhis.
Wilmington. - g.. July Spirits turpentne seadi.
3GQaGis PC. receipts. lf3 bhls. Rosin quiet yjIiJc r.
ceips 1853 bb Crude u-@ntine firm 81 S5 s2 and 81 TO-
receipts Al ibis Tar firm. 81 80. receipts '3 bbls.
London July 5.-Tu7pentne-spirits 30s ioisd.
Liverpool July 5.Wheat- Futures closed quiet. July
ne Raad. seutember. 6s I'D. Decenher. O. llsd.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06

Foreign coffee markets-Santos-Market quiet good
average santos. 6s4OO receipts 1900 bags stock 2s2
00O bags Hanburg-Market opened steady. partially =
pfT higher: closed net unchanged TO = pfg adyancs
sales g Havrc-(ipened steady partially =
S-s1c higher. az ~ m, unchanged ? quiet and
,nchanged az $3.50 4 franc lower total sales were
5000 bags.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06

RioAiar.et quiet: No RIO 7tO75: exchange. 7-32l
receipts 800 cleared for Europe loo bags stock
lel go
The position Brazilian coffee Is follows
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06

Receipts at the ports and interior points ,o,Say ''
t-iF- "i-1 t4O S0-"' ~-' la, Presel
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06

ment fohows
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06

Receipts q breadetuTs at interlor ooInts IN
last nre c!phers (OOOl omitted Flour bile gram Oush
a follows;
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-09-16
COMMANDER 4. i. SHAW
A New Yorker Heads the Grand
Army of the Republic.
THE PENSIONS RESOLUTIONS.

They Declare Tint Rnlc ee5 Works
Grave Injustice TO Worthy Ex-Sol-
dIcrS and Sailors-NcXt Ycnr's En-
campmcnt to Bc Held III Chicago.
Philadelphia, Sept. S.-The thirty
third national encanlnE.ent of the
Grand Army of the Republic, in which
1900 delegates participated, came to
an end last night, TIE election of a
commander-in-chicf, which, it was
supposed would be settled only after
q warm contest. was conducted and
carried out in the NEST pelceahle man.
ner Imaginable. Colonel Albert D..
Shaw, of Watertown, n y. Was unani-
mously elected to the highest Office
of the Organization after Judge Leo
Rassieur. cf st. Louis. Mo, had de-
clined to be a candidate. The other
officers elected are: Senior vice
commandment n-cllief, Irwin Robins.
Indiana; junior vice commander-in-
chief, Michael Nlinton. Kentucky; sur
geun general, Dr. William II. Baker,
Lynn, Mass; chapiairin-chicf. Rev.
Jacob l.. Grim. OF Baltimore.
What babe fair 10 LEAD 10 wrangle
and to bitter criticism faded away and
all the delegates agreed upon the
adopted form Of expression OF their
sentiment as a solution of the yeXed
pension problem.
Resolutions were adopted that rule
3325, now in practice, WAS II hardship
in that it required proof of identity
and injuries which many old soldiers
could not furnish. and asking that the
president re-establish rule l6A, which
is not so stringent in its requirements.
The resolutions also tiepIored the prac-
tice in the pension bureau which bars
widows who have an income OF $50 Il
year and asks that the limitations be
increased to $3.50 Il year.
The encampmcnt opened on Wednes-
day with the rcccNticn Of reports OF
officers and reference to the proper
committees The first session closed