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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-24

Cash ou1tatons we're follows: Flour steady. NJ 8
sprtng wheat 7Oisg744c. No 2 red: T5ne; No corn.
"a a G34Ac. No yellow corn 81 ap3oSc; No oats 70 :.
a26sc, No 3 white q y a29A No 2 rye, Ole. No
81 Is prime timothy seed 81 3Sas2 20 clover contract
Grade s5 65 pork per bbi s. 0r4ss 10 laTd, per
icS n &. gOGk5 short ribs. sides Qoosel ~ C0pS+ 80
trv sailed shoulders boxed s. lSuso snort clear secs
saI 81 90 sugar. loaf unchanged. on the Produce
Frchange today the butter market was hrn creaferle.
i3,Gisc diaries. lldi5A7e. Cheese firm at sae%c Eggs
barely steady fresh. lze
Cincinnati Juae % Flour quiet Wheat quiet No 2
- m Corn firm, No mixed. 36tc Oats steady
No ? mixed 2sc Rye quiet. No 2 Csc. Butter quiet
sugar firm Eggs Arm lOc Cheese firm.
Mlx,uk.e June 23.-Flour dull Wheat lower. No /
sortbern TeG77c. No 2 Northern. T41a75lie. Oats
higher 2sG2gc Rye steady 70 l. ~ae' barley higher'
No 2 42hc sample 0%HF%o-
Sr,hs+r June 72Nc. July r2g72Ae. September 72Ac.
-, ~ No / hard Tsbc; No ! Northern. T2Ac No 2
Northern 7ONc Flour. first patents s. Sgss DO Bran
unchanged
philadelphia June 23-Wheat, te lover Contract
s-sds June 7gLG76ac. Corn. &c lover; No nj xed
Juns s,,6S0.e OAts Ssady. No white clipped. a2'ag
sSc X" 4 white clipped 3lG3llsc. No mixed clipped
v.s.te,n creamery iOc DO prntes zoe. Eggs easier
tresh nearby lsngi4sc latter FOR loss OF fresh "eri
.n latter for loss on. do southwestern 1877
Ia latter for oss on % Southern. l21rl5Hc lat,I
Tor loss On Cheese nrm good demand Refined sugar.
quiet but steady heeeip, - o h iD se 90 49,
hush shipments-wheat 500 bush. eorn 10000 bush
oats. l{.Oso bush
81 Louis, June . Wheat No red cash l0c June
Tsc July Teh dTef.e. september, 1shgIss' peeemper
Jun. ssae: july. sSXsssss; September. a'.G. Data
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NAVAL STORES.

good ngutry continued Tor rosin at fully sustan9 .
nrIc,s bu Tar AMI spirits turpentne were comparatively
neglected the latter declining &c despite favorable &c
vices from southern markets ne close was s''aU'
Quotations follow 49,. ..-.1.. 40
TAI Regulars 50 DO OIL bhls. s. 5oQS3 60
SPIRITS T'RPENTTNFs-30G3ai7c. -.. .a.. -
RosIN-Common to good strained. 81 30qsl 52i.. =
81 H. + 81 n. q 81 90 II. 81 G.. 81 1o h 81 30 NJ
50 10. s235 v G 80 80 ". So 10.
STOCK OF HAND.
Spirits turpeu
Loon ""'S
savanna June 23Spiriis turpentine quiet, Sc sac
49, hbls receipt lA2S Rosln hTm unchahsed sa'es ON
bba. receipts. 3n3 -,
Charleston June 23.-TurpsHine market hlih' @o-'
Rosin Arm unchanged
wilmington June 33-spirts iurpen;ne nothing doing
rrras unchanged receipts ISIS bhls Rosin firm. III
changed receipts a52 bbls. crude rpenune Ann 81 80
81 10 and - 2o receipts. ~ bnls Tar firm 81 do re
Loadaa June 23.-Ca.cut,a lnseed spot. 35s Tur-
pentne spirits. 3Js.
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new YORK CENTRAL,
HAliI,ESI IlIkIsION.


9.l2 A II and o.5J + VI. Daily, except sunday. %
Pittsneid. surdays only a. 30 a III
Palace all fbr'lSn haIs
Trains illuminated with Plntsch Light
Ticket Offices a, ll3. 2sl ii3 snd Jig BFoIsgay. q
Cnion So w. 235 Columbus 81 West 10Th g.
coh st and l3sth ST. stations New York 3Ss and 7:s
Telephone ''279o Thriy-elRhth stree ior New YORK
residence By Wescott Express COMPANY.
GFOPGE II rANIri.s General Passenger Agent
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No q cash 0sc: June 2oc July. 8xo; September Aae;
No white SOC.
Toledo Ohio June 23.-wheat lower steady; No =
cash nc asked July, II nc asked; September II &C
asked. Corn dull. higher No. mixed 3sc osts
steady higher: No. mixed. Sse. Rye dnll nrm NO
cash GOc q seed active steady prime cash. ne"
81 %. October, 81 20 bid
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METALs-Tin was considerably more active and some,
London the rest Of the ist cniinued dull in tie
OUTSIDE sources Al the Metal Exchange called
pig iron warrants entirely %s r. JUN sS 10 % Septe.h
Ts nominal Tin al the close was higher on the London
o sP 10 GS a sI9 sSas 30 see1 was very
at close spot 50 p nominal July ana Ausas ~ -
spo i76 S. futures 40 30 % Tin steady spot
Quilted i's a, ii ia Is 90 Pssr Al i25 i2s "a
MoHssEs AND sYRuPS1A scattering ss trade S ony
cased dTr in tone syrups firm with exporters
sag mo4sas ess far f' iSai5 sa isS
e prime 2eg9ec Ne%o-sons 9Den, aS sftte fa4 is
i ice s6 5ot0 l1eiss 2eS2le fancy 2a2sS
os sais at tbe ,oowing prices Liverpool d Lon
VA Gssss s sio So Sf a heisn sa b s
Rotterdam 6ha7e, Amsterdam Gss cotton 70 Liver
FGRSE 6a tonnage steady demand nd Tor , the
nearby trades and also for the uHr tsos
were ns I Sm 10 In as trades was quiet
sad having been ssosD os 700
tser. are quoted Is Iod There were no changes in
oIIs-cottonseed oil maintained us stssdness q under
tone and moderately active with slightly ADVANCING
'Sns tor Consumption Refined petroleum quiet
and s'eedy a. former Press 81 I PssseSh0 ss
and il bulk - as rsnsd 81, sas c IS e. fgSe
SEED oIT%s S Srds yes s ? 9 oa Fus Simmer y! %
rrsae winter yellow 3Oa32c. nseed. American.
sgIa0e American. boiled. 4la42c. Calcutta, raw, Sec
LAID oil 42af5c.
PROYIsTONs-Aner very slow trade ali day hog
produe,s closed rather slight decline from TIE
previous night Depression influenced by the brock
In aTen and by strike news. .PDRk-luH tguolrI
Wess IS 75qsa family $40 GoQtio rs clear sioa
81 10. 49,. .BEEF-Quiei. Quoted; Mess. ~ fam3
sis PEEF-IIams frm quoted s22 sogs@ i;sso
DRESSED ETOGS-Firm. quoted Bacpns. 5-eM5tSe -
~ 5aN5i4c. is0 n 5'zg5hc. pigs, 5%@5% G. 49,. CT
MEATS-Pickled bellies hrn. quoted smoking oeiles
~ &c. 10 10 SIC IL ~ &C. u n 47.c picked Shout
steady quoted 4.G4'4c; pekl.t hams arm qno,eo
"a aDLc. Western greens, r.. Western, y vac, city
greens IT. LIOW-stsady city. ~ gtbe. eo1a-
try 4ne..... LAiiD-Wsak Quoted G.2be: cu befe
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WEST SFIORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin =,a...n. } A.. as follows
and 10 m. later f.on loot q " i2d s.; nm. o..
l2:45 p NJ. CONTINENTAL LIMITED, Daily ios
Albany. Syracuse. Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Fals
Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago and 81. LcGis; Arrives
ChicAgo and ST. Louis next afternoon. Dining CAT
o,4s p H. go m. later foot v l2i ST.. Chicago ana
ST. Louis Limited Daily for Utica: syracuse EOcn-
ester, Bural9, Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit.
.i3o ?. n Daily f9r Utica Syracuse Rochester Buy
DIS p NJ Daily. for Albany. Itca. Syracuse Rocbes-
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit. cevs-
land, Chcag0 ard ST. Louis.
Time tables at principal hotels ard offices Baggage
checked from Hotel Residence by Wes'c0t Expr@ss
C. E. IAMBE2T. General Passenger Agent " I.
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uI.on much smaller scale than for some time past The
recent continuous and decided 90
evened up the pTetty generally and let me
holdings hands Of the more substantial class The
market unchanged prices 90
decline of 3 points threefod pressure Of IN
satisfactory cables. continued beash advces ana
selling But after the late break r." mad the
temsrify short account, and the market soon
developed little rallyng power Before noon prices had
returned closing q the previous day me
stimulated part by the most favorable
reports cotton goods markets and makers both IN
mis- country and abroad The market had for one SUB
Sania factor relative hTmness II spot cotton with
future deliveries During the afternoon the local sa
quite apathefic and low prices checked selhns
while he glowing crop accounts checked buying
Tn. market quiet and steady at net loss OF 10
points having slowly sagged N late In the daf uhdeI
liquidation.
According weekly Liverpool cable the sales OF
spot the English market have been nsderah
less than the sales u the previous week They MANAGED
average II 500 bales daily and made the very
espsctaf4 aggegate go O0o bales against 5000 bales
previous week when the transactions were eXtiaI
enarilv heavy private cables % he relied up n
sales ~ spot the English market are 70 be
up0r large scale time 20 come. We note I'ss
Of n bales In stocks al Liverpool and II Is claimed
apparent stocks contain larger proportion then
cotton subject orders Of foreign
Of prices tn the local market To-Day
follows
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THE STATE Of TRADE.

Baltimore June = Flour quiet UNCHANGED receipt
> igj bblg exports 500. sales 100 Wheat dI! ana
easv ,rt and the month 7Ci. G7Gisc july. 76sdi64.
August 77%@7Sc. steamer No rsd ia =, re.@'p,s
81 30 bush. stock J4i9ul sales, 2DiHl. southern ~
sample 7nqI7c. do grade T3r!1c corn irin Sit auI
the ~ uth ma G.1;.c July 9 sq"h ~r Augu,I %"s
exports li57i2 s,. E'92i. sac 500 Sutn ne.
g-ff. corn 81 0te~. Yellow. 427 H43c pats urtA'
No white 32f.sa ac: y, mixed, %0zn3iei receipts
n al bush exports iOoG0. stock BIS 81 ny easy
NJ Western Gle receipts lSl6 bush, stock. 90 =
Fay-CrJri demand ;or the better grades 10 unotIy'
81. "a asked Grain freghts quiet. demand lhd
Inn. e.car z, ,e rrao and cork '1r orders unchanged
SUGAR strong unchanged. Cheese steady; unchahseu
30 80 Unchanged Eggs hrm unchanged. LET
Inc. s,.aiy uach. ngeG Whisky steady, unchanged
Uural. juno a3.-spring wheat hrmer. " Northern,
e0&- a northern T57sc. Winter wheat held strongly
bu' ers holding n No red is. No Write re torn
stc.i,. \, yellow 3sigc. No 3 yellow. 3Sc No ye-
., ne. \, . cora 3fs.c. No corn. 81 isc. oats
80 All .-es4v No white Bic. ~ white. 30c; No I
e.i- a-Q.., 80 mixed. 2S.gc, NJ 8 mixed. -'is c.
Tyc-N1 ! IN track heli at &c Fou- hrm FAIR demand
chicago June 23The leading futures ranged as fol
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syocAeses' Slihh; Aueust-Septenber slfms eeptern-
~ ycIooet Sl6hb; October November 3l5is Novem-
i -iDeeennoer, Sl$hb. Msncheser-Yans-Orders at
low limits. cloths move slowly
June %: ~ Wv
~. Bales.
Net receipts at all United States ports during
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DELAWARE, LlcxAWaHaA { Western
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

sCHEDULE II EFFECT NAl "a. Ia19.
IUi. lhE VISA
Leave New York south Feiry wEiIehau Terminal, ana
fso OF kLb.rty street Time Soath Ferry
Lave liberty minutes later
sDaily. Except sunday. tsunaass
CHICAGO q 81 8 IN. u-bsrty street only. 'i23 p n
snc 'S2.l0 night. 49,.
PITTSBURG. $50 a. m. liberty street onlyD, - -
y cIHclNNATI ST. LOUIS 'o.55 m. SIS n.
'Ic ~ night.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE, 100. 's3 tDinef).
'li.25 DINER, ~ IS .. NJ oDneD :. % D,ns,'
'2o Royal Limit.d exclusively funan ,Sn nsht'
NORFOLK tics p N
All train, are Illuminated With Pntsch Light
Ofhces il3 iT2 ~, ~. lys4 Broadway. - Union 80
" i2T loweFy Y 339 Fulton 81. 10 Graham eve.
Rrooklyn Whitehall Terminal and Liberty ST baggage
checked from h., residence 70 destination.
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spot local market closed quiet. with prices
unchanged the basis Of She for mddng upland ara
6%c foT middlng Gulf. compared with sac ard osc
respectively Total sales q 10 bales were ir
consumption spot Southern markets. mildNhg
quoted officially reported by special dispatches 10 cur
Exchange a follows Mobile nothing doing. O-loc &c
decline Savannah quiet and easy bAc Charleston quiet
and nominal. Wilmington steady 5'sc. Norfotk steal
&c Baltimore nominal 5AC. Augusta quiet. f@sc: -
Louis quiet SIC i-l8c decline. Memphis quiet l1-l6c
The ext mo follows
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Railroads.
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY

Anthracite
Four tracks Electro Pneumatic signals.
Stations New York foot Of Liberty 81.
and South Ferry Whitehall ST.
Leaving time from South Ferry Goot Whitehall ST. Is
FIVE minutes earlier than that given below for Liberty
St except when noted.
On June 20 1889.
trains leave foot Of Liberty 81.
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk. &c
400 T.l5 $50 A M d20o VI to EastonD ! 80. $40.
f5:45. I;3o . Easton.! N sqndsys 'i:so' 600 to
For Wkesbarre Pttston. and Scranton. 400 9iO
A. N 80 p M sundays. '4a0 A u.
For Reading and Harrisburg az 400. - 80. 30 e10.
1000 II 80 10 Reading A n. 100, 40. 4io. 30 30
t.9 o. 10 Reading p. N. 1913 night Sundays 't:O
al 80 Reading a. NJ 100. 100 $50 800 600 to
Readingl p NJ 1918 night
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For New Jersey Sea Resorts. - 80. $50 1000
A. NJ Il 90 SATURDAYS ony.) ! % '2l5. 1880. 1893.
40 IS. . IS rs % $500 se.grdsy: only p NJ
Sundays. 600 s:i5 A. NJ. 30. go P II -.
For Lakewood Tome River. asa seTnegat '4'so' $50
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From Pier y. r.. foot Rector St -.
For Atlantic Highlands and seashore points t:9o 900.
1000 100 A N. 100 200 3:io. 4So. $50 p NJ
Sundays 1910 A NJ. LOO l. NJ
For Lakewood. Toms River. and Barnesat, 40 A. NJ.
90 3:45 r. "
Darticuars
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STEAMBOATS,.
BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND
VIA SOTrND LINES

OOS , 9uN ENulG uN-7 w --"S $3.50 1NS
VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL RIVER LIME
For Fall River Boston. Marthas vineyard. NANTUCKET
Cape Cod and all Eastern and Northern Mountain Inland
and seashore points. steamers PRISCILLA and
PURITAN In commission Orchestra on each. Leave
Pier 49, y r.. foot Of Warren St. week days and sun
days az $50 T. NJ Steamer from New York sunday
only touches a Newport on other days OF the week
PROVIDENCE Lime
For Newport. Providence. Boston the North and East
Steamers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM In commisslon
Orchestra or each PIER Is y. r. foot OF Murray
St days only. 600 p NJ. touching al Newport.
H. T. MONDAY mornings excepted. on Monday mornings
Fall River Line steamers touch at Newport
STGNlNGTGN Lime
For stonngton. NarragaRsott Pier. Watch Hill Boston.
and all points East steamers MAINE and RHODE
week days only at 500 p N sunday night Westward
10 Inclusive Saturday night Westward trips VIII be
omitted during same period.
NORWICH LIME
For New London Worcester. Boston and the East
Steamers CITY OF LOWELL and CITY OF WORCEs
TER Leave Pier 36 y. r.. block above anal st..
week days only , 30 F. NJ Tn sundays. from July 8
70 September 10 inclusive. StOnngt0n Line Westward
will touch at New London. leaving there at 1913
p N. for New York
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

station, foot Of West rd Cortland and Besorosses
streets ('elna. i ferfiet ,..... -.
.Tiue West 3 ri street Oher heures Iorr AuGt ~
rrsh uses streets. DAILY except s.hcav. euiahy
only otaer rains daily. I suacay 'eS'ess.S' esuS
dzyisavess IS \ sun lay leaves y. -
10y 100 \ 81 lOcai fer EAsIO -.
.sSI O- A. ". Tor 81 tbALO, NlAGAkA
FALLS ,1i " est. and PRINCIPAL ioeA points Fariof
And 1alng Cars Connects tgg Coal rancin :. ~,~
..tt55 1900 Noon. "elACH DIAMOND
Exeaysi" hardsonCst train 81 tie noria In
needing with through sicepais to Le rci aad Chicago
60 x,eoP.m Fer Ed,; ksi DAh6E
49, ztspN ocal fur SAICH CHUNK.
.,t';n xb1 y Local for MAICn CHI Nk.
Il AZ GforM IAeh kx2fcss for EASIOS.
M IG.lS Z 81. For huf~.O ard oints Nest
rhs"ayt Sic pug Cars to Chicago IND ToIonio
IN 500 " Express Tor BllFAlO ana
TogJST, N0ne but sleep Ca. pess.ngeT err esIre 1
'IO.lJ 1890 Pm. FOrlTHAtA. 10, hthlEi-
BUFFALO and West. Sleeping Carr 20 Z hica 20; -,
SOUTH PA INFIELD and BOUND HB,tok loehS
daily except sunday ;'l04', loso n as I'D 80
Tcssts And Pullman accommodations Of Jig, .6l' 90
S5i s,I and ISl broadway, 3 Union square nes. =
Coumbus Ave y y e. Fulton St. Court d.
Broldw1y nad brooklyn Anpex station, broOkyn.
Y Traasfer Co Will call for and cAeeA paexAo
from hotel Cr residence through 70 ccstlnatioh'
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Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool Cables cotton
euistsr: Fsisx 10 600 bales speculation aud export 90
bales: American 90 bales. middling upsnd I-azd
fures oeef stead advance closed steady al ~
e'A afganoe, DeccUie JanuaFT Si+RD. January
t-3s IaTy. February March al3tsb- Narc- ~,
sisSt April May siTb June. 3ies Juns-Ju!y S-l'Abi
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Rio-Conee market steady. ~ Ri. 1870. exchange
81 32d receipts 1000 bags. cleared flr the United
STATES COCO bags cleared for Europe. 5000 bags stock
22S 0f0 haEs
TIE statistical position Of Brazil coffee Is as follows
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Railroads.

PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
'''' '' Sros -. md cortsnei streets
cas, ss t s.r..f I'm, 4. ys rS m,ns..
that given below for Iwen,y.sh,nssat .S s.fe
IA. kAsr AAII.-Lo.i.vd 10 Two Eaa.t Paro 81
cars New York &C fi.Isosr. Sleeping ca Fts'o's "
FAf SESasfvsNiS f S9f Ei5,lfPa s..
lion car. '" For cktsso. GEE &c sl.nd TSisio cnsHHA'L
Iss r; cHc1ao 1ND Sri LOIS o, Exp Esssxo.
For Nashville "is Cineiana' InaiAhs'o"'' N'"'''''
5..s +. N. WESTERN ExPREss.-F9r Chicago F'
'.5s p. ii. soiUSTHWEsTERS EXPRESS For PILL
ssrf Cleveland. Cincinnati. l0u'''"e' '"-'3N"'
rAoFIG ss@ . lee
Route Connects for e1eysspd except ssss'sSs M,
NAIL AND EXPRESS Pullman gures ssss,ns sss
point, w.., % s.y .ssp, f sSsds1 10 coaches
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
'3S. IS sD. IOIo ,DesDcssss ssst 10 ~ .os.an nv
Ass sio be.S:o.sts. stree, TO- criiasi siissi ~
?S % 70 'Tcnsr-ssioha Lin al Pare, snS I'm N
i:lo ass, D sunday ' 81 os niNs Car, G.n
and Dnirs cas-. tS cDiSins ca6 'Si b'a'Os Carr.
sorTAERN HALLWAY. Express. 2i5. AS p m. III
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr MemPa"
AfIAS SfT S cG1sf ESR,p SS os5 a. aad SIS
N. daily. -.
CHESAPEAKH & OHIO RAILWAf-i6o p m dalp
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT ana NORFOLK % a. IN
weekdays mud T.A5 p daily . -.s.o....
ATLANTIC CTTY-2lO 2. N. week days -
Stree, 10 p m Cortlsnd street. IS M ta nesS
V"stibuled Train. Buffet Paror ears Passenger NO'"'
ard Combined Coach.
CAPE MAY.-i?55 weekdays. -
For pointy York and Lorg Branch Railroad =, ~.
West Twenty-thrd street station. $50 = ~ -
?25 3o5 40. SD p. m. stncays, , = a. ". ~ IN
o m from Desbrosses S,reeO. 80 =. m. ~ 30 ~
20 40 $40 D m Sundays ot5 q. q, 81 p, M
,o1. ~ n sr-s.~. aH. SIS p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA. -
Clio (DesOrosseS and N-o
sc3 80 20 900 penna. Lim!t'GI 40 10 tpes" al IS
1910 CortIandt 10 ~ ,p"iag AL tyst
sio toriisnat street 2 10 255 3S5 AS AZ ga,n{
Carr, 4S Dining Carl 5.55 Dining car; sss eS
p ~. 1910 night, sunday: go 80 sS' sp rs
Dining carr 255. aS - GinIns Carl ~ - Gums
Ticket Offices Nos 4Gl pa li0a 1884. III ana 20,
nroadway: Asior House. West Twenty ttiTi Stssss
Station and % Deshrosses 80 49,.
e,reets I rourt street 500 Fulton street ~ BaaenC
and PENNSYLVANIA Annex station Broolyn, a1auon;;
Jersey CITY The York Transfer Comply WI. cal
f5r and check baggage from hotels ara 'es'ere''
~
Telephone ESQ Thi;ty-eghth Street Tor PennslFans
Railroad Service. -ooo
J r. Hutchinson n WILL
Genrrrl Manage General FasFr AF-h'
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RAYMOND & Wbitecmb

TOURS AND TICKETS EVERYWHERE.
Is Union Square, n. Y. Telephone 90 lSIh
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AZ LIMITED
FOR ORIENT. GREENPOINT. SHELTER ISLAND AND
SAG HARBOR.
STEAMER SHINNECOCk.
Leaves pier 10 f r (adJoinlng Wall ST. Ferry. Tues
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HUDSON RIVER Steamer MARY POWELL.
- Leaving Desbrosses ST. 3l5 p II, Saturdays 40
West I'D 81 80 J ". saturdays 7. NJ for GRAN
SION WEST POINT. CORNWALL. NEWBuRGH. NEW
lIAMBURGH MILTON. Pc kEEPSiE RONDOUT AND
KINGSTON. MUSIC
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Frelg1 coffee uarkej-Sant's-Conee market quiet,
cod average GSjo1 receipts 1900 bags stock.
s5 O tags Hamburg market opened UNCHANGED
a. go u unchanged q. pfs higher sales. 10000
bees iIavre-Cofce market opened quiet az = franc
ad,ance. ~ y unchanged. ~ ~ barely steady.
unesarget closed L franc net advance. total sales 5000
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GATSEnll EVENING LIME.
Steamers ONTEORA and KAATERSkILL leave foot OF
Christ pher 81. every weekday at +. - n.
on saturdays commencing July y ONIEORA AT LOU
= NJ and KAATERSkII-> at 6 F. NJ
CntsNl Mountain r. r. ard tts X WY connect
Bicycles carried free.
Horses and carriages taken.
Descriptive folder mailed free
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The movement Of cotton Liverpool during the week
end today compared with previous weeks was as
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HUDSON AND G0NSAGNlE BOATS
leave foot OF Christopher 81 every weekday at p NJ.
connecting with -. * A. K. r
ONTEORAI at 80 " FOR Ca'skll with annex boat 10
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Miss Lockheart's
LETTER TO MRS. PINKHAM.
LETTER TO MRS. rIwxuAu NO. 67,ro4l

LETTER TO MRS. rINKHAM No. 67,1o4l
81 cannot express my gratitude to
you for the good that Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has done
for me. l have taken five bottles of
the Compound and two boxes of Liver
Pills and feel better in every respect.
| had suffered for years with dropsy;
the veins in my limbs burst, caused
from the pressure of the water. / had
the worst kind of kidney trouble, faint
ing spells, and [ could not stand long
at time. / also had female weakness
and the doctor said there was q tumor
in my left side. The pains 1 had to
stand We're something dreadful. A
friend handed me little book of yours,
so | got your medicine and it has saved
my life. L felt better from the first
bottle. The bloating and the tumors
have all gone and l do not suffer any
pain. | am still using the Vegetable
Compound and hope others may find
relief as l have done from its use. -
Miss N. j. LoCKHEART, Box 16, ELIZA
BETH, PA.
with female troubles can fully appre-
ciate the gratitude of those who have
been restored to health
Mrs Pinlham responds quickly and
without charge to all letters from suffer-
ing women. Her address is Lynn, Mass.
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OVer=Work WeakenS
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

All the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
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Baltimore, Chesapeake and
Atlantic Railway Co.

Steamers leave Piers 3,4, ~ Light street
wharf, Baltimore. as follows:
RAILWAY DIVISION (Picr 4}-A.10 p. m.
daily, except saturday and sunday. 800 p.
IN. Saturday only, for Claiborne and inter
mediate stations to Ocean City.
CHOPTANK RIVER LINE-6 p. IN. daily
except sunday, for Easton. Oxford, Cam
bridge and landings to Denton.
WICOMICO RIVER LINE-5 p. m. every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Tor Win
gates Point, Deals Island and landing to
Salisbury.
NANTlCOKE RIVER LINE-5 p. IN. Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday for Deals Island
and landings to Scaford, De-.
GREAT WICOMICO RIVER LlNE-Picr b.
p. III. every Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
duv. for landings on Great WicOmcO River,
Dividing, DymCrs. Indian and AntipOiSon
Greeks 10 Euhanks, Va Saturday trip cX-
tends to Milford Haven.
PIANkATANK RIVER LINE-(Pier - 5
p. m Monday. Wednesday and Friday for
landings on Milford Haven and Piankatank
Rivcrtu FrecPort. Va.
Steamers from South street wharf
POKOMOKE RIVER LINE p. IN. Tues
day and Friday for CristiCld, TangiCr Island,
Dnanc0"k and landings to PokomOkC City and
Snow Hill.
MESSONGU RIVER LINES p m. Monday
and Thursday for FOrds, Cristicld. Finncys,
OnHncock, ChcscoCcsscN, Hunting Creek and
McSsOngO.
OCCOHANNOCK RIVER Line 60 p. III.
every Wednesday and Sunday for Crisiicld,
Pung",cn%nC, Nandua and Occohannock
River.
Tickets for sale at III East Baltimore street
a. j. BENJAMIN, 7. "A. JOlNES,
Supt. Railway Div, Gen. Supt
r. MURDOCH.
Gen rral Passenger Agent.