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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-02-08
THE QUICKEST TRIP YET.
A REMARKABLE RUN TO SAN
FRANCISCO.
The Nippon Maru Shears Six Hours
From the China's Famous Record.
@Overtaking the Australia.

If the San Francisco papers are to
be beneVed-and they all agree in their
figures-the Japanese steamship Nip
pom Maru has smashed by no less than
six hours the famous record made by
the China between Honolulu and San
Francisco, and has made a trip that is
likely to stand for a long time as the
best ever made, unless the China works
her engines very hard The Nippon
Maru, leaving here on the twenty
fourth of January, got to San Fran
cisco in the remarkable time of five
days, two hours and twenty-one min
utes. 1t is up to the China now to re-
duce the unit, and she is thought to
be capable of doing it,
The hes, previous record ever made
was by the China in September, 1896,
when she got to the Golden Gate from
Honolulu in five days, eight hours and
twenty-nine minutes. She has not
equalled that record since nor has any
other steamer, though the Nippon
Maru once came very near it, In Oc-
tober 1896. the Coptic made a record
of five days and twenty hours. The
China has repeatedly broken other yes
sells records, having to her credit trips
in 5-14-10 and in 5-13-54. The Marposa
made it i'm 5-22-O i'm 1898 and in 1882 a
trip of the Zealandia was considered
worthy of record because it was made
in 6-10-45. Even the Australia, which
is said to never hurry beat this on her
trip just ended, getting to San Fran
cisco i'm 6-5-26.
1t appears as if Captain Allen of the
japanese vessel had been trying to get
in ahead of the Australia He was to
have left here on the twenty third, the
same day as the Australia, but was
delayed till ten o'clock the next morn
ing, eighteen hours after the Australia
left. Captain Lawless doesn't seem to
have wanted to be in second, for he
pushed his vessel along so that she got
in the record class. The record shows
that the Nippon Maru beat the other
vessels time, by twenty-seven hours,
and the Nippon Maru must have stop
ped outside the Golden Gate first
though from all accounts she appears
ito have been second in the harbor.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-02-08

HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.
Morning Session-Sales; On tn,
board, Waialua, paid up, 1880
Sales: Between boards, none.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-02-08
FOR SALE.

$4,000 House and Lot at Punahou
consisting Of 3 Bed Rooms, Parlor
Dining Room, Kitchen, Etc.
Size of Lot 75x1s5. A bargain.
$1,000 Lot at Kalihi, sOx15O.
$3.50 Lot at Kalihi, 75x15O.
$500 Lots at Kalihi, 5Ox1OO each.
Apply to
WILLIAM SAVIDGE
$40 Fort Street.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-02-08
ANDREW CARNEGIE.

Andrew Carnegie ought to be enthus-
iastically in favor of a Pacific cable. If
tolls for a single message by the pres
cnt route run up to $400.-Seattle
Post Intelligencer.
1t is strange that the Filipinos ever
thought of going to war with Spain
when there We're no anti-imperiallsts
to cable speeches to them.-Chicago
Record.
Carnegie says poverty is a good thing
1t will be observed that only persons
with plenty of money can see the bless
ings of poverty.-Chicago Record.
In view of developments unforeseen
when the bargain was made, we might
pay Spain a few more millions for the
Philippines in order to allow something
for the bubonic plague, which is almost
as desirable as war.-Chicago Record.
Note Heads, Bill Heads, Statements
and Fine Commercial Printing at the
Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-02-08

And any kind of canvas work
whatsoever quickly made up
to order.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-02-08
GOT AHEAD OF THE EDITOR

A young female-we cannot say
young lady-deliberately MIXED Mrs.
Powers COW, which was staked out IN
front of this office, last Tuesday. The
cheeky hussy took all there was.-Oak
Park Ledger
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-02-08

"sINCE WRITING THE ABOVE"
The sunshine prevailing during the
week is quite acceptable. 1t is hoped
the good weather will continue for at
least a month longer. Later-Since
writing the above the fog is with us
again.-Folsom Telegraph.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-02-08

The English will never be able to de-
feat a general who fights six days in
the week and breaches to his soldiers
on Sunday as Joubert does.-Denver
Post.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-02-08
GEN. METHUEN.

At least Gen. Methuen is not crazy
enough to advance on those Boer
trenches.-Chicago Record.
Gen. Methuen certainly has reason to
have things on his mind.-Chicago Rec
ord
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-02-08

Telephone us and we will send
Samples OfIMateriaI, Take Meas
urements and Give Estimates.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-02-08
TO LET.

For a period of months furnished
house and cottage on the beach in
Kapiolani park Waikiki.
Enquire of
A. GARTENBERG,
at NJ S. Grinbaum & Co.
Queen st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-13

coarse ssGs5c rEED-Frrnsr ouoted Spring bran.
s' s.sss sse' a see N So sSfS g.
ssn cake egs c o2n' III os ssD SIS SIS oil
r.ss- .NN..WHEAT-The wheat market very ir
s1s SIG satsa the G
in M line 0f han Serso sns Tbs
night or fTsg was shas. lowe. than tn. previous
ent report but immediately depression
heavy the part Of short, after large sales Il
s buy left oSerroaase to such an
the sas se and in Of me 4sots @
c to 77e from whfss tSs neh sss saI O sr Tr0 n
nana from Northwestern points and the oov.rnnent
Larger than last greatly naodined hy the
since June J. The forer nt.ieence failed 70
have any important bearing market only
English ia Nc higher and Paris quota
there advance Of a@1 point Budapest eosed
as ~ -. o asa AnIweD point higher
s ns repoTtins the outlook for wheat IN the
and other q South it is doubttu as more
decrease Of 1865 ooo Bush for the
a a., 10 1ny 81 s s as
Were AIS cars AGAINST s14 last soi
we're red Nev~York Sac: No 0 hard
en- Duluth all ph haTa Dg No s s2sS No Nr
IN s1 Th.s o s5 ne s.1eIogs % sss
gess later in the day on account Of demand
ware NOT quite large they been Last prices
less from speculative standpoint MI asv ans asts
a5gey by the actions in wheat quotations
amounted TO Sc loads ports No corn was aao.es
oATshs market was tsiriy stead bf rather
6 6a were sTe'P Ppd IN DG r wh.e sales ,oooo
No cats &c; No white esisc: white 2so; track
III I5' ,,9 IS s :s:sy y H.. *s1'
NcwYors Oo'h aroet; STATE Es
feeding 4as'o and 4stsco Se%T sn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-13

i2s12hc mixed young hens toms. No 1. 11112c:
a5 picked i.sld Do sesldsd isafsc DO fair to sood
No eio a o ser -@,ee FOWL. M pio. %
iSe 40 s Ssa do Blain sg fancy
PoTAfoEs0 sq sssf aysrnFe sssf s 20
week 80 bbls New potaio.s hsTs steadily H
Offering, haSe BEEN ana ne tbs 1I. hf nave eef e a' love
old potatoes pretty wen cleaned and market quiet
but many OF showed poor quality Aspars
Basts duh and weak csboases arriving
supply from Charleston and prices have been
sen mar more SOUTHERN stock has not brought e5
a'nsS 70 transportation companies as not worth freight
Ing 2ooT quality Peas quite plenty from Long Island
uader liberal suppes VIII Fsir sourbsrn not brinrfnr
SsIa TmHtes haze gstay wsasns6 pn de. more
and sold generally 81 Other vegetables quoted
s. eoGs3 IS do chill white s. 25Gsi Is DO red 81 $50
81 90; DO seconds Tbc9s1: do cus 4eG6oci dones,Ic
colossal per dozen ssasS Do
peF 5 R 800 S Ns9 sl Se bb &
q North South csroiina' per b6 crate, 7Ses5s.
90 cha2eso No 5e o Ps5 oqs o
DO Florida per basket loaSoc, Do per crate Iog2SS
bag s. 25@s2 3d. do New orleans! ~; per Dbl g go
s. SSasi % Philsdepha and h.it Dol Sa
s. =, S9 Moth 'F a1ab Ssa 5. SsR Basket 4o7so %
per 100 buRehe eo sas Toso.s PeTd Prime per
'a5f5 4 ss SO RG'n t. r F9os supply s and
200 per ~ Maple quiet; pure quoted 91IIc Per
10 Maple syrup quoted 65gs5c per gallon Honey 7ae IN
light supply steady Tc for Southern and 2.oc
per n for jamaica strained Nuts-Peanuts quiet oa,
held steady. Other nominal We quote
Peanuts Virginia. hand picked fancy per 10 &C s5ra
Sc; No Virginia shelIed, 9s4G4c; do No 21eQSc;
do No Spanish shelled s4c do No 2 sp3 e.; Rioxoy
nuts BUSH 50cGS1: bull nuts. 40Gaoc oIacR wa
nuts 25G40c round lots ungraAed Ipsc per ~
HAY AND STRAw-HAY-Without being specially IN
nqenced by the late glowing crop prospects really t
bullish develop but the best grades are firmly
held top prices, prime has tendency 70 go ra
tonay higher There Il also agreeable feature for
sellers the beered attitude OF lower class nay al OF
the useful lots quoted with more condence Tae
for about 700 carloads or 1888
crop is without stimulating influence though the
period Of delivery IN June July August ana sep
TENDER Besides timothy hay, 1OOIOSO 10 or cpped
and 600 10 OF straw are
We quote: Prime large bales, per 100 70
81 l. S5dSTA5c No . SO0S2Lzc; NO y, t7aH
DC reflections irregular parcels Soa6c small bales OF
hay 2l2c lower than large .STftA W
The IS firm for all useful grades OF long rye and
the proposal mentioned has some sten
upon quotations We quote: Good 70 No long
rye T58TT1sc per lines So6ts5c Receipts OF
hay reported at the Produce Exchange
to-day BY Hudson River Railroad, 900;
Erie 300 Pennsylvania 20; Delawa Lackawanna and
Western 20 Shore. 90; Lehigh Valley. 30; New
York Ontario Western, 40 river boats 400 by canal
1871 total Receipts OF straw. by river, 200
tons; by rail, 30; total. go tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-13
CASH Quotations
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New-York, June -, 1900.
COFFEE SPECULATION II coffee futures picked con-
s.er-fT Today. and from the friends OF
market had tta better position markets
worked materially higher before the opening
changes u statistics q
emphasize -h- critical state q affairs Rio.
cl11uic has obtained q hold market
starred sea-T IN tone. with prices unchanged 10 10
latter being March delivery
Ire general list
re1 E1--h continued throughout the balance % the
ASIDE from covering ty prominent local shorts
ne 1arIe derived considerable support from foreign
demand a1c the Investment public Sellers
ever Al he higher prices En6 sentiment ali sides
seemed - have temporary
10 some directions The Brazilian markets
a11 l1wer bur receipts ports crop country
failed - show material Increase. shipments
consequence were made A private cable received
f-7n t-l2 bearing on the plague situation.
involved 70 AFFORD positive ufsrences being drawn The
American visible creeping los-t the
1~ttaa bag marx S-ersas nearly
10000 bags 81 Of the reported today The
finally prices 70 points
higher. Total sales 24.250 bags. market
II spot co1es fair trade Of
$40 Tor Rto No :
The range Of prices local market to-day
to!lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-13
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston June 12-Cotton quiet; uddlngs, s e-16c;
low mddIngs 5-16c; good ordinary, lS-l6c; stock.
AS bales. ,.,, 80, -,
uaiddlng good ordinary. ssc; receipts 10 bales;
bales. $685. bales
houston June I2-Cotton quiet niddling. sac; low
niddIng sac; ordinary 7+c; receipts Isl bales;
shipments 231 bales stock 1l,23s bales -
g Tous June i2-Cottou quiet mdding sac; low
,,jdIInp 7-1sc good ordinary Lido receipts.
ia bales gross $50 bales shipments, sTS bales stock
Cincinnati June 12-Cotton steady; middling. Be- low
good ordinary. Sc; receipts. SIb oaes;
shipments $50 bales: stock, loos5 bales 90, =,
Ssvaunah 12-CortOn quiet: uiddling. sac; low
,t4sinq sGc. good ordinary Sltc 80 bales
exports coastwise coo bales: sales. 81 bales; stock
Augusta June I2-Cotton quiet; mddlng sac low
-,iS,iinp sac: receipts bales stock, $3.50 bales
Ncrro'k Tune I2-Cotton outlet; middling. s@e; low
5dng sao good ordinary. The sales. 10 bales; stock
Ssw~c1rjeans June 12-Cotton quiet; mddng &c; low
~,ts5i,, ordinary. Sac; receipts, l62l
biss Srts coasse $50 bales; sales 500 bales: stock
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York June T. 1900
city sas u i Sohns doing
bs s se an gsiso per- n for city dressed
Liverpool ard London cables quoted United s5@Ies e9s
selling at ioa a1ic per ~ Shipments to-day included
fS pe a anf S 90 oe or the Exeter city
n toT fse ve sne market and the St Louis sailing
for SOUTHAMPTON viii De laden With ZOO GaT[e L rho
stale 2le sale all at sixteth.st Yards There
sasy With about 125 head TO carry Medium good
veals sold al $3.50 so per 100 ~ But'e5T n
country dressed at 7a94c, with sales at loc; little
Hollis e. yea.! Is lsl n average at SO so
SHEEP lei P AID LANES I4 cars Ct 2l3
t hsa aPS ali to Jersey CITY Good handy sheep
wanted and firm; others eteady lambs n aelana
arrivals. were held for Wetnesdavs trade Som9n
to prime sheen 52 5Sd a ar 5 al 8 90 dressed
5PR SEA- lambs a5 sold at 1og18lsc.
saes-M collins virginia lambs IS p s sysT 5g
sheep s5I5 yrsnia gazing d 100 % n a.
S. s. 4. Buffalo EeaT I'll Is = r. at s So Is v Faa
MCPHERSON & Co 2ss virginia lambs 70 p q. S 10
lambs ntsF4 72 m Shee s4 So 20 do IS n at inla
s. q z IS B 5 81 s s. at yE5I5S DO
S s9ro y ShssP VIM III s a. ia U 81
20 d oo 127 b At 4 So 81 n 81 70 40 MARYLAND
do i I92 n at 8 . Go: 2a7 Kentucky lambs.
s. y 81 {y Is ss SO ssl s Se ao
se - at Sc s2I5 2ai do 50 n so: fes virsnLa de-
90 m al 81 So So yearngs 66 n az sota 40
NJ 50 20 n Virginia sheep lo4 10 az - % 10
rnbiT Shannon ies Kentucky lambs 63 70, AZ 81 Is
los Kentucky sheep So So 10 cus % 10 at %
1vAsterdav1 CO Kentucky lambs 60 n at s. 2oI cuu 90
H3 10 at IS So sheep 81 10 at 50 81 90 III
m at s. so IL do lac 70 81 80; - do 100 n at 81 %
Newton s. Co: 2Ts Virginia lambs q 10 at So 10
Kentucky do CT n, at 81 so - SC a.
4 Kentucky sheep. 1915 n at 81 IS. ,,
IT5S 8 COMPANY yesterday: 260 Kentucky lambs,
es n at 200 DO 81 e So 20; go do e' n at SO 80;
25 state sheep III n. at 81 so
D. Harrington yesterday: psf Kentucky lambs 90 10
at S.
% state lambs Sc n. AT s. %
slaIRhterers None for weight Nomiraly
steady. Country dressed unchanged
Sales-Andrew Mullen date yesterday); Il state nogs
123 n average. SIS SIS per 100 n a..
70 So 65. - -, o~- -
n H Hollis Gate yesterday: 10 State hogs. 225 70.
81 60. - 60. -. ~. ,
az IS 65.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-13
OTHER a1ARKErsBT TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June 12-,>attIe-Receipts 800 head; Gen
e-auv stead including butchers stock and Texans
Natives-Best on sale to-day carloads at So 60 Coed
TO prime steers s5 Is 3s5 SIS poor % medium 81 eo9
Is: feeders slow 81 $685.; mixed stockers
T5c 10 25c lower 507s+ Is: hecers, So 20GS5 2S
ners 50 4oGs3 bulls s36s4 so; calves steady S1Sl
7exans-Fecepts TOO sale 3 carloads. at
OK Texas led steers T0GS5 80: Texas steers
(? S54s4 30; Texas firm. So 25GSS 80 Hogs-Fe-
CENTS to-day head testtnlatedl $4,000
left over 1000 51IOc lower; So - Medium ai4d
buchers S5GS5 % choice heavy S5S5 20 rough
beavv Sass O5 light S5QS5 22is bulk OF sales S. ~
ass iT]s Receipts, 5000 head sheep and lambs
Tesf stronger: others weak Good 70 choice
yvatbers 81 75aS5 choice mixed 50 so1gs+ 20
5OGS5 65 yearngs, So iGqs9 o native
S5MS6 Western lambs, shorn s6glSo 80
Colorado lambs Sc 75aSI s3 spring lambs segSI -
CINCINNATI June I2-Hogs active 81 45GgS0 30 Cattle
ousr S3 5qS5 Is Sheep steady s39s4 so Lambs steady
81 s5QST Ok. .r.na
East Liberty June 12cae seasy s extra 81 No Sog
shade stronger: prime medium and best WORKERS
81 2Oqs5 3Ti5: USht So 3OSS 30; pigs 50 log
IS % skps $4Ts4 so roughs 50 5oaS4 90 Sheep steady
choice 81 S54 90: common. 81 5OGS5; choice
lambs s5GS6; good. 50 5Oq5 IS: spring
lambs s56S7. veal calves, SO 5ogSI- , - -,
East Buffalo. June l2-Receipts: Cattle cars hogs
10 cars Shipments; Cattle, cars sheep and larnos
. cars: hogs Cattle UNCHANGED Calves were
oUorable ar SsdSB 25 Sheep ard lambs nominaly IN
Changed Iannbs choice 70 extra se 25as6 29 good 70
choice S60S8 choice 70 extra S5GSo 20 good
10 choice 81 1895 Hogs steady heavy $? -; mixed
81 506ls4 T5 stays So 50QS3 70 Close steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-13

Lard. per 100 70;
! July -.--.-... sTTI SsTn ss7H
/ September 6 80 80 go e725
Short ribs per 100 n;
( July TTA 6T- 66TA 70
! September 900. 6TTh 66Ta 10

] 20
.DG as quotations were sooss El9gr I'm No
IS 13sssc No yellow 39dS33.c; No 22isG22ac
good feeding barley s7e: fair 70 choice mailing 4oac:
No naxseed. s. So No Northwestern 81 80: prime
Mes pork per bbI $40 s5qsf1 So lard per 100 10
- .9 short ribs sides oose SO SSqss 90 dry sailed
81 2oq$T 80 whiskey. basis hgh wines 81 % sugars
-tut loaf. 63sc granulated. ssh: contectioners A.
butter market steady creanlsries l4917c: diaries
l2T151ac- Cheese s4GeAo Eggs heavy fresh. i054e-
Cincinnati. 12.-Flour Arm; fancy SO ssFss 30:
Corn strong No mixed 45o Oats n-u1er No mixed
90 &c Rive firm; No ? sc. Butter weak lossr
Fsa dr an i SoTsozTy iSe on'' iS8i'' dairy
Duluth. June I2.-wbeat-No I hard. cash. T5c; July
I3o September, T6e: No Northern cash. I2}sc July
spring esssc Oats 2sa22isc
Milwaukee,. June I2-Vheat f-rn: No Northern ia
@Tse; No Northern. 71G72c Rye higher; No l, 57lsc
Barley firm: No 2 44c: sample ssa4Sc.
- Minneapolis June 12-CIose-Wheat-Il Store, No
Northern, Ilc; July, 71Sc September 72&c. on
sSae. n@Fa 'S"' NO Northern Use No Northern
Philadelphia, June I2-wheat n-n: contract grade.
June IseISc Corn steady; No mixed. lure Az SC
oats quiet but firm; No clipped 29a2913c Pota-
toes easier Ne-York and Western choice bush 900
Soc do fair to good s5G37c Provisions unchansei Wool
Do prints, zoe. Eggs hr nearby
DO Southwestern 121zc do Southern lie Cheese hrrer
good TO choice So csc. Recepts-Flour 5000
oats 4I 600 Shpmentswheat 1876 BUSH corn. 1871 600
St Louis June I2-Close-Wheat-No red cash Tsc:
June. 793sc; July 7sA 7ss &c: September 74c No hard
July. 22&o: septsmber 21s9c: No white &c
spot 7sc; July 7sac August 7s+4c: September. 7sssc
Corn active. higher; No cash. 40ao. Oats dull IN
cash SOC C1oversee dull unohanged isas prime s. o.
1893 prime. 81 30; October. 81 30; No :. 81 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-13

-7n EHchanse Special Liverpool Cables: Spot cotton
=r sales 1000 bales speculation and export, 800;
-1 .DtsJ. receipts. 700: American 5000 roidcllIg
.eL 15-i6c Futures opened steady. l-64d decline
80 steady l-z6sd264d net decline Deeember-Janua-y,
1890 January February. 4.9s rs February March,
49, Aarch-AErll. 5-0Sa4 o. June. 454lzb; Juue-Juy.
I'D J1y-AEgust 4491zb: august September. Abb.
s'0s--leceEl5er AIS observation-disclosures and cloths
IRCGs-opuG vas steady but OUTFIT We quote:
80 eases 81 l22 asa Is. Jobbing SO 1898 TN pow
fnanuract1rers bulk. Bic; foreign EsauufActur
ee.---- Bic, outside holders bulk SsI50c.
--Al- CIIS-Taking the market 4 whole. there
49, pretty lair demand and sales made good
$50 serganaot. prime. 81 soaS1 so. calssia 75a90c.
H5e. lemon. sOcG<l. lenongrass native. 81 Ga
- macs. distilled. s. 25qS1 30. mustard natural
80 81 artificial! SO 25eS3 90 Peppermint. Western
- - pe1nyroyal s. 2s9SI 35 ssssafras. natural 3G6
-Fllaela- s2el25c spesrunt. 28cSI o. tansy, 81 10
- @l1terEre~n. natural. 81 20: artificial. 5SQI0c;
$500 - lSJSl %. NORWOOD, pure s. 5Vlpse-.-
He<ec stea1lness Fun prices quoted follows:
Ics gestian. - Csc ginseng 81 50CS5:
k-r Jamaica UnbIeached is9I5c. bleached 17GIsc:
49, sr-- 5Sg5Tc hellshore powdered, Sc fl bbis;
&c = bualie; sarsaparilla Honduras 30G35c Mexican
a.5iesa Western 4Sn45c; Southern. So snake.
e. 'g.-Sc natural l5c. stripped. 2oc Texas 37c-
r -@oLit AND AEzL-The -four market nominal
So $50 n view Of the Irregular developents wheat.
Patents ~ eoaS4 L. straIghfs 50 5O4s3 81:
1Asnts - bo1Ss spring clears 81 SD4s3 10,
-inte- - s5elS2 30. No winter 81 6D4S2 20:
49, -. t-2sLet Quoted; Fair 70 good s39S3 %.
Se-ee % fancy - 30dx3 50 49,. .CORNMEAIl-steady-
Ss.ossoi Kiln dried 50 40as2 80 as % brand RAG
---Du- Quoted Fias white and yellow. sogsoc;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-13
L1vERPooL COTTON MARKET

liverpool June II p. m-Cotton--spot-IAniite DE-
mhnd: prices lower; American mddng fair, l1-S2d;
good middling, l16d: middng 15lSd; low miidling
lS-l6d; good ordinary l1-ied; ordinary AID The
sales OF the day 5000 bales which soc FOR
speculation and export included 800 American Re
ceiDs 1000 bales. including $500 american Futures
opened quiet and closed quiet but steady American
ding I m June 5+-6iG24 55-64c buyers; June and
July. 5l64d4 ~ ed buyers; July and august, 4e4
564d buyers; August and September AZ SD buyers
September October 2Ss4+ 21-64d sellers: October
November 16-64d buyers November and December
sellers: December and January s-649i4 1G6id
buyers; January and February S-641+ S4d sellers;
February and March. SID buyers. March and April
s -S4T4 ga value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-13

sLatlons foot q scee1
(Senla = 2
Tine
Streets Daily sunday. vSga6ay Oshar
daily EsurG2y SIS TX
sunday leaves SIS ySGnday SIS Sunday
lea Is An sunday leaves A
t.5.1 q. 70 go NJ. Local for EASTON-
20, e>-2O A. n For BUFF 40 NIAGARA FALLS arst
Ms and PRINCIPAL local points PsriOr and Dining
5r.,IIIIsS2 5290 Soon SLACK DIAMOND AZ
GSpS-y Due Bg1ao 3 3 r. sonaeeng win through sesDers
I5.22 Ice P & For WILKES BARRE, SCRANTON.
al Coai Regions Dotnrs
v-2Io y5.2or n Local for MATCH CHUNK
-0-2c. xn IBP Chicago Nes1bule
asa FALLS and points West Through Sleeping Cars Chicago
,s55a 500 Pr Exposition Express tor BUFFALO and
SIS, SEQ Pm For ITHACA. ROCHESTER BUFFALO
a1d esI Slee1ng
80 PLAlNFIELD and BOUND BROOK ca[1y
sunday; - - NJ. %. 80
tickets and Pullman
ls+ Broadway, 5 square Columbus y 2
7 Transfer Co viii baggage from
residence through 70 destination
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Railroads.
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains New FORK. foot Of Chambers Ss.
"A follows and ) minutes earlier from W. Sd ST.
no m. paiiy-SOlid train for Buffalo AN 8 ..
HtnshaHlton waverly. Elmira and bradford Coaches.
-Sa-ttnr car and dining Buffalo
40 q "a Day.-Chicagn Linited-Fast mail-solIt
TIN u Chicago. arriving 80 D. Cleveland
Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining
- 20 p m Dally.-Buralo and Cleveland Express-arr.
FurSIo 7O5 Bradford I'D jamestown 100 and XoUnss-
town 10 81 Cleveland i2SO p sleepers TO Buffalo
n X y m Daily.-Solid for Binshsmtoa wav-
.riy FInira Chicago. seepers 70 Buffalo Chicago Gin
Dining car
yTyTc.t FTs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
L INNOVATIONS III liz 26i. 40l and 95T
Sav I58 East and 20 West l5th St Chambers
80 IVES. "a ST. ferries. York 33S and $40 Fulton
st ss Broadway Brooklyn: 10 River ST. Hoeokea and
Jersey CITY station New York Transfer CO. Gala for and
checks baggage To Destination
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new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION
s:I2 A. N. and 3S5 2. Daily. Sunday.
field: Sundays only at $50 A NJ
Pullman all through rrainA
Trains illuminated with Piatsch Light
Ticket Offices 1is 26I. AIS and I.216 Bruatvay =
Union W 81 l25th St, 125th f3S<A
Stations. New York: s3s and ia Fulton 81. and iox
Broadway. E. D.. Brooklyn
Telephone 300 ssth Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence
Westoott Express COMPANY
GEORGE DANIELS