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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. JULY 90 1900

I 100 n top. At g Is mixed calves % Gig dressed
p Sa Ice e Mullen M 40 SO
j H Hume & Bros veals. 157 10 at So: do. 167
J. G. Curtis Son: Is veaIs. 142 70. al s. sra do
Judd Co veals. 100 70. at So % do, 1s1 n at
. saE - 40 sH ~ "a r. M a 8 % =
hssd nfadns r f t for . and for
were in fair demand and steady; the under grades
advance Of l5@25c but the market collapsed later clos
sheep sold S9as5 per 10 common choice lambs al
choice wethers selling at &C. undTessed lambs slow at
avss a s. 5 per oS So 29 x q s al s. So 50
west virginia do . ~ at So; 213 Kentucky do IS 70
at SO 100 Ohio sheep 50 n, 81 3. % Kentucky
n wiIseTs9n e Pc 70, Kentucky lambs 70 81
Virginia bucks s, 81 p at 1 s. - 900
West Virginia do 60 70, at 81 80.
n at c 81 s s T Pg562raR o. S at at 80 =
Virginia sheep los n. at $4 90 Kentucky do 1o3 70
s Judd Co 2s5 West Virginia lambs s. 10 at SO So
West Virginia lambs, s. n At IS So West Virginia
:, T96n shannon 2ss Virginia lambs, IS n at So 50;
10 10 at s. 30 90 DO SIS H. at 81 -
90 = Hume s Bra sac s At s., g t. 50 :b.tS
q ~ at - So do. 10 n, AZ - 2o Il do, 81 n at
Andrew Mullen az state lambs es n s. 70; State
Hoes Receipts were 81 cars. ao7 head, including
Rears I@ for the 1 s Ler 100 50T all ~eih
hogs at $ SO: country dressed unchanged 80 =, -
Mt q & Der loo n - 40 ia n at s. so Is state DO
$50 70 at IS 80; u DO Is9 IS co. roughs $40 n
Tobn & shannon IS statshogs. $50 n. at IS 60; Z
J H Hume ne Bro date yesterday: State hogs III
n at IS 70 AZ do, 1s9 n at S. 80; roughs 33s n at
ssR4T . na re ysstsTfa o. q sss 52sq 1ss at
- ~ 1870 $40 10, Al - ~ % So 80 los -
at s. so; roughs 3O3 n. AT 81 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20
L.IvERPooL cnrroN -.

Liverpool July 10 4 D u.-Cost0u-spor-sua bust
prices higher American mit!ing fair lied good
uiddHnE 1924. mi1dling. 3l-32d; good midtliug
y 32d. good ordinary. % 32c ordinary 1884, The
sales day 1000 bales. OF which 500 for
speculation export and included ? 400 American Re
ceipts bales all American Futures opened trul
steady American midCIEg. C. July.
44-s4d sellers: July and August. 46fd value; august
ana September buyers, September and October
5s-64Q4 5e54d sellers; October and November ~ 64d
December. 5It+9+ 3S4d buyers.
December and January 3564G buyers January
ana February : 64d4 53-64d buyers, February and
March 3G-64G4 31-64d value. March and April 2d o
L IN IA rrfy-ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

RsN-York. July ID. 1900
BEEVES-Receipts "a cars @ head. includ-
ing FOR export alive. IS for sIanghtsrsrs
for No reported Dressed In
moderate demand and No change quo
tations The Trinidad Bermuda sailed to-day carry
ing cattle and 10 sheep various shippers. No
exports OF live sheep fresh FRIDAY
cALVES-kecepts Ia head. including So
butchers and counting the stale calves there $50
OF Very little demand barely
steady Wednesdays closing prtcsa. head
held Poor 10 prime veals sold 50 50QS5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
LEHICH VALLEY.

Stations C0-lcd- le6T0sses
Z
Time West - Stree Other ClrAudr Desoroea
as n tsuncay IS sunday IS sunday Is
q sunday s. / PIT sunday n sunday /. IL
II = 20 A. Local for EASrQN
o. 20 n For 81 FFALl- NIAGARA FALLS and
principal local points Paror and Dining Cars Con
meets :
--II.55 1900 Sooa- Black DIAMOND *
PRESS-" w1Ea- L-r1 seazi1g
70
c DETROIT AID CHICAGO. Dining
ArtlsE- 81.
-F3.5I I.I0P. n Coal R-g-l- AL .aterle-la-s points
81 q NJ Oh tdLNA-
"5.55. x6.IOP Chra-l F-srl1u-e L1ni1e- pr NLAe-
~Ia-1f1z -ars- n
-z.55 500 p Expos ZION Exp-e~s r9r ~ ~
s~.B5. zee For ITHACA, ElNt-1-S LHL- 80 rrAlO
aud tl-r1-l-
PLAfEFTELp and Nd tNcelI
Sunty- - - n - Oh. +5 'si So $ ~ - -
Pullman
rs Broadway Union square Vest - Columbus Ave. - T.
Fulton
Y hotel
through ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20
THE LONDON WOOL. MARKET

London July IA the wool auction sales today
Il I25 bales offered There large attendance
prices steady and woods kesCly
peJed for CTossnTeis active home
trade Cape Good Hope Natal woods dull.
and New South Wales nrTueT The follow
ing sale in detail. New South Wales $500 bales,
secured slzG0ls 10izd; greasy. 5&G1s ID Queensland
500 bales; secured Is 3ddIs I'D, greasy. TGIld Vic
toria, 22G0 bales secured 4dUIs l0d. greasy 4izq
Il I'D. South Australia. bales. secured, 9sGls I'd
greasy 6& gSl.d- Tasmania, % bales 5Gl0-zd
New Zealand. $500 bales. secured Is laiIls 5l=d.
greasy a. q1O1zd. Cape Of Hope Natal. 100
bales, secured. Is 2l2ddls T--d. greasy, 3uSG-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Sew-Eork. July -. 1900
BEANs AND PEAs-Thers was very little interest on
the uart exporters or home obbeFs ana the e
s,Ire~s Oft trade made weak. unsettled market
s are nor quotaby lower bU the market IS unsettled
outside figures quite extreme. We quote
- rs-r0W choice bbls - l0NS2 Z do medium.
49, 90 ~ 6ea choice bbs 50 70 do 81 Is. do
- kidney choice 81 I7AaS2 20; 90 black turtle soup
California. So % p ass 81 I'M
Gd ga tair 70 prime 81 sOq$l o5. medium. fair %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool eables-spot cotton
sc- bales speculation and export
90 bales American bales reeeipts loo bales
az American -.d1Ilug upland. 81 $40 Futures opened
T-s--a-. E54l1554d advance AZ 20 ? "a was q-l5g
-+5sIo-F41 n.ger barely steady 1-o4Q=t8c
re- zcgance 434-zb January te
f-ay. b. Febrlary- March. 43Dg4Sis AaTch-Afr
July 44s JuIg-AugIE-5 GOV, August-septefDeT
e-7b September october. 45s-5s, OctOder-AoVetoer
asks A1seEu5erDeceEnbeEs 49, sb Aanchs2tsf sEIAs
move slowly CIgrh a low limits
flour and NEALs-There nothing OF iEnpoi La-lcS
n ne Uay prices were stu held TOO nigh
~ buyers although latter up a their DIGS our
whsats strong eeFeIopleiiLs
&c close steady spring patents quoted AZ e -
= ~ s. 1893 go winter patents so
e % s1ng clears. s5az5 So extra 2sa go lnlTI
No = anes- 80
rae. s31E2g and TO arrive IA J.
3LJUR-cuiet Quoted good, 50 1898 30 cholse
= 3sgsa CCEN1dEAL~-Steady- e1uotedi
&-n dried. g 5OqS2 90. u brand BAG MEAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. July I9--SprinE wheat-No Northern, spot,
carloads. So. No Northern. round lots,
Winter wAeat-Nothng doing Corn hrne-, but no de-
Iland, yellow. ~. No 3 +4-zc, No . corn.
4+sc No corn 44c- Oats quiet No white 2sleci No
dc 2sc. No do 27-zc No mixed. 261ze: No do. 2Sc
Fys-Fancy, track. CSC offered No l. in store, 64c
Flour steady Canal 1retghrs steady. wheat 2sC
2iAc- barley DC 21tc Ns7Y1rk
Der. 81 50 10 NeE-Tork and 81 Albany.
Chicago JULY 19-The leading futures ranged fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20
NEW YOHg. ONTARIO z WESTERN ny
CATSKlLL MOUNTAINS
VIA CATsKILL

T. all Points on CATsEILL MOUNTAIN. OTIS. cars
KILL and TANNh-tSNILLE RAILWAYS. making direct
connections with View York Central leaving
A VI
Also direct connections with the Hudson Day
Boats and the Carskiii Evening Line
Etedueed excursion rates good TOR the season
The Dttfttfll SPECIAL York Central
leaving az p N DAILY. INCLUDING SUNDAY. win
Parior and Dining Cars affords the SHORTEST most
pe1t0us, and convenient way 81 reaching rha Hotel
haaterskiil. Mountain House Laurel House. Anters
Mountain Parks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, July 9.-CattIe-Receipts 600 head steers
opened steady; closed IOc butchers stock
steady, best sale to-day. carloads, s. so
Natiye5-Io0d prime steady slow S5SS5 g
poor medium 1Oc lower, 81 4jGS5 selected
feeders steady S44Sf IS mixed srockers quiet, s. 25
81 20; cows SSGS4 so heifers SSJ; Gamers S2dS2 y
bulls steady. S3rS4 80. calves steady 81 5oGSb
Texans-Besr to-day. II carloads. q S+ Texas
fed slow 10 1Oc lower. S4GS4 so Texas cows
steady - 5OTSS 70 Texas Sc 25IS4 10,
Texas bulls. 81 do6 81 Hogs-ReCeipts today 10000
head estimated y 900: left 5000
Opened strong. closing easy; TOP. s. 25 Mixed and
butchers. S5S5 y: good choice heavy s. 05dS5 -
rough heavy. 81 eOG$5 light S5GS5 22iz bulk sales
81 I2dS5 20. Sheep-Receipts. 1900 head best
steady; others l0Hl5c lower. Lambs 25a+0c lower
Good choice wethers S+aS4 As; choice
Sass So Western sheep yeHrlngs. S3dS+ 5 Texas
S54$5 so
Cincinnati July 19-Hogs strong 81 65Gs5 81. Cattle
easy, sass IS Sheep 81 5OS4 25 Lambs strong
81 25GS6 40
East Buffalo. July 19--Recepts OF sale and through
cattle sheep and hogs during twenty-foUr hours
ended az today follows Cattle. 60 cars
sheep and lambs hogs u Shipments
time-Cattle IS sheep and lambs, hogs.
Catte-Fai- demand; feeling full steady,
moderate supply light demand lower, choice
s. 75dS6 good choice. s. 5GS5 rs Sheep and lambs
Spring in light supply. car demand and steady
Sc 25dSo good choice. S6stS6
So 2J1$5 y. yearings and s. 80
So. steady Hogs slow and
prices IS 4JlSJ ~, and mixed sold
IS 20 YoTers. IS 4GS5 42 pigs s. 45SS So roUghs
s. 6DGS4 10 stays. SO J0GSS 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20
new YORK CENTRAL

50a--y except s4.rsl5. szd sas4ys. saturdays o1ly
HARLEM DIVISION.
s;1@ - y and SIS P N Daily, except sunday. %
<--z7=--- SUNDAYS A
Pullman i
Trans -Ll--Laar21 with
Ticket cf1c-s lI3 al as ana 1 215 B-uatwav =
SS,1.2n So - Columbus Ave. lS3 West f25th 81.
18th s. ard f5sth 8 Stations New York SIS and -
Fulton s. and I04 Broadway. E D.. Brooklyn
Telephone 900 SSrh Street flr New
ss-vtce Baggage checked ron hotel reafdsnes ~
WeS-ccEr C1u-ua1y
GEORGE DANIELS General Passenger agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20

Cash quotations. we're as follows: Flour easy ~ 8
spring wheat 70+a GTSl=c; No red T6-4ETTi4cr No =
oorn. 38-4g3s sc. No yellow SIS a3sc No = oats
3$. 70 &c No white. - = I2tc- wake, = 9
264c No rye 54-7g55ci good feeding barley 3 &C.
far % choice mating +6s-Sc. No Haxs=ed. s. 20
No 1 Northwestern. 81 70 clover contract g-ade s.
pork. per bbl. SO SASH so pe- 100 t.
So 50dS6 60 short ribs sides Goose So 5oaS6 sp- dry
stated shoulders tooXs-, % e. short ce SIDES boxed
s. 25IS7 30 whisHey wines S. -.
the butter market arm creaueres, Ijpltc diaries
1+G17c Cheese firm; 97Ql0-.c- Eggs firm. fresh, He
Cincinnati. July ls.-FIlur dur. Wheat quiet, No >
REQ. Isc Corn quiet No mixed +3c. Oars firm No ,
mixed =Ilzc- Rye qu-s-. No > el1zc-
Duluth. July 1s--N-heac. No hard cash. sotsc, Al
gust, suSscr September ssc, DeceClo-r- su-4c- No
Northern cash, Ie-ec august, Tssc SePterner, .slc
December, Sac No northern I1Asc No spring,
Corn, SSAsc. OATS 25-zc-
76ETTc- > Northern. 6Lsc Rye steady /, SIC
Barley quiet; No > 47E+scI samples, +0q+6c.
Minneapolis July 1S-FTour first patents 81 %
second 81 clears. s. TO- second clears, s. ~
Bran IN bulk S12uS2 SO Wheat No Northern
July 700 September. T6s I6sci December. 7I-scf
track, No hard, 1850 No / Northern. tt@sc, No :
Northern. 1850.
Philadelphia July 1s-whea- Arm, contract grade.
July. - 75 i2c Corn ard higher No mixed,
Butter firm good demand; Western zoe
DO prints pc. steady fresh nearby and
Western. II i3C. lie
Cheese firm ReceptsE-Gu- 1000 abIs and LlUluuu u
in sacks wheat 125000 bush; 9sQoo $1,000
Shipments-W heat 1000 BUSH LOCO. oats, 2loJO
st. Louis. July I9-Cl0sag: Whea--No red cash.
I3zc; July 73sc, August. 1886. September. 1850 De-
3S+c, July. 374c; September. 357sc OsJs-2,3
23ec- July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20

closed quiet with quotations unchanged. On
- n-551g upland and 1o4c for mid
ding bales Southern spot markets were
'e@g--5 follows Mobile nominal a ass Savannah
r-- SIZE. Charleston, quiet, s@sc, Wilmington,
1---E Norfolk steady A. lpc, Baltimore A9l-lal
az l'- Memphis steaty a4+c ST Louis quiet az &c
TEE expert movement follows
Great Britain France Continent.
ais
= Ear hiss week ---------- 2l.g5i - 905
D. fz- ---s -5s,5Id 6s5oSs %oo91-o
Receipts n cotton al ports and interior points
t-a- compared with same day last week and last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20

r-e-e- cc-ee -1ErkeCs-Sa Euos-CoTee market firm.
@F=1zse santos. $500, receipts bags stock
r-l--6C-ET1ffee market a1~e-ad 7f-
--sl=r. az 80 = UNCHANGED ne higher
sas --'F't bags, IaT-=-C11tee marker opened 1seI
--l -l=- az = q near months declined = franc far
-5 2 franc over AZ s 2 Irregular near months
--1c --TF7-. 12-- , franc on $50 ? franc
---=- ----- sales. $1,000
-a-- $50 July
E-r-s-T 5ff . august
ds ------------5Z - September
. =
d
due --------- .5-5e December 80 .
Eg-Cc-=e market Arm Nc : Rio. 7s6c5. exchange
$50 receipts, 5000 bags cleared United STATES
Tie statistical position q Brazilian coffee follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20
Railroads.
BALTIMORE & OHIO K. r.


Leave New York OF Liberty street. South Fern
CWhitehau TerminaD minutes earlier
"Dally Except sunoAyA cS11days
CHICAGO. $50 U4OeTty street only. 'l5O ?.
Grd night
PITTsBURd. $50 N u-oerty street only,. 'aOS
= m. 100 D 1918 night
CTNC1NNATL s.. LOUIS. 1000 Il m. 100 p N
'I2I5 night -
-OYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. ts.Oo. 1000 Diner.
n. tDinerJ, too NDnerl sL30 DINER.
'sO0 C'.Eoyql Limited, exclusively Pullman Tram,
Liner DINER. "T-GO ,
'I2-I5 night NcRFOLK, TOO ? N.
0faces: il3 ~ 251 asa. 1900 BroadWag. Is Union
So ". Il Bowery ". Y E59 Fulton Brooklyn:
whitehall Terminal Liberty Baggage checked
f-ou hotel - destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

- - d q ~ q ~ &2 - q a.
s.
sIAT 5 ss2s OF VEST T -S , sTzET
G5The leaving time from EeEbrosses and
CortiansIt Streets il five minutes later than
that given below for TyyeRty-third Street
station. except where otherwise noted
'',so a VI FAST MALL~-L-ulted % two Buffet Par
t2r SsFs Se" YORK 20 Fi-ts1ars Stepping Car P1ttIS
9-25 A VI. FAST IINE-P5ttsBG-g ana Cleveland
"-.''l a VI IENNsfL-F ANA LIMITED Pullman Cor
Cars For chicago. Cleveland ToIet1. Cincirnaxi
IsaianaPolis Louisville &. Louis
1-35 p " CHICAGO AND 81 LOUIS EXPRESS
for I5ede Nsshy'lle wa Cincinnati ard Loglsvls.
0-55 p " ST LOUIS EXPEEss.-For Pittz5urs Co
DO p VI WESTERN ExPREss.-For Calezsu- Fer
795 P. N. Pacific ExPREss-F7- Pi,,ssu-s ard
5leazo- sor Snoxvils daily VIA shenaadoeh Valley
$50 P NJ CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI Ex-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
10 So s55 1910 Desarosses and Corranat Streets.
30 CDes6r7sses and Cor.Iand5 Streets. z20l. as
sss-2l1I LIN al F4T-1r a2d Dining cars
121o night sunday. s25. SIS. loss DINING Car
and Dia.ng Cars. 325 3 Dining Carr. As Dining
soyTHERN RA-LwAY.-ETDrsss. .. ~ ?. II. 12IO
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAT1.wAY-Fo- sGrzPAas
ATLANTIC COAST IINE-Ez5rsss $50 a n and -
CfiEsAPEAKE OHIO RArLwAE.-asS n and Az
sEABoARD AIR L-INE--EzDress u y ,. n and I21O
FOR Old FONT COMFORT and NOREoLz-TS -
ATTtNT15' err 7-a IS e 155 10 - w.ssaay.
through Nes-tbulet Trains Buffet Pa-l0r Cars Gzd
Standard Coaches
CAPE MAZE ,. n weekdays
FoE points on View York and Long Branch Railroad o1
West Iweuty-t1l-t Street Station. SIS II. - 10
60 SATURDAYS on,y' as rs. 5. 40 As and
oas D H. SC1tays Z IS. as a. n As ?. Grun
LlesordSsss ard Cor-Ia1Lr Streets 80 400 a n.
l22D 10 SATURDAYS only. 80 3 70. $50 Al Alo
and 10 P SUNDAYS. SIS. 9-45 a. H. ll5 ? IL
FOR PHILADELPHIA
10 CDesorossss and CorJlantt Streets. so, -
20 SIS so = = q - PeHna- L4mIrel 10 10 Oes-
crosses and Ccrre1dr streets. 102Qa DINING Carr less
Glnins carr HIS a I255 % CDes5-ossea and
C1---a1cI Streets 22t- IS = 355 Is. A25 CDtl
1nS Carl. 40 Dining carr $50 Dining carr 81.
80 SjS. 30 D. l210 nlEh-- Sundays $40. TB5
mo eOachesl. So SIS. 30 SIS Limited. a65 Il5S
dining carr a n. l255 is Dining carr. = y
49, dining carr 455 Dining ClinlnE Can.
10 50 SO. 80 p - 10 night
Ticket Offices 461-
Broadway, 1 Astor House. West LFeu-y-thEr1 street
station Of L-shr-ss-s OR
lanai Streets: Court Street FuIuou Street.
Broadway and Pe1nsyIravia station. BrccklTn.
Startcn. jersey The YORK Transfer Gun
pany VIII cal Tor and baggage rom hotels and
residences through destination
Telephone ala Eighteenth s1r PenusTtTantz
Railroad Cab Service
: B HUTCHINSON = R WOOD.
General &aCaEer- Genera PassF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20
STOCK on HANT

Fostu $3.50
Spirits rLrr=ntIne- Dbls D. l. sol
Tar bos. io--
savannah July l9.-Sprts rUrpentine firm. 4+l4c.
ceips TO bhls sales 23 bbs- Rostn arm at outside
prices. receipts 4I1I bhls sales 1885 hbls; exports
8562 bbIs.
London July I9.2Turpentine- Spirits, Resin
American strained. IS
Fast Liberty. july 19-Cattie steady; extra s. 5O6p
s. 70. prime IS 4G6S5 80 common, 81 5aQS4 Hogs dull
Driul Workers. s.
hogs So 3UGs5 IS. fair s. 30ds5 rs
50d&4 - Sheen slow choice s.
81 dJ. common 5OdS2 choice lambs 50s6 CON-
mon 20 good. IS 50GS5 -; calves 81 509SZ-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20
ERIE RAILROAD.

through tralns New forz- foot q Chambers S.
as follows. ; Id
500 a H. BaLy-Soi.- for Buffalo D -
BIngha-ut1n. WAverly- Coac1ea.
parl1r and dLulng ~
a. b INTO
Van --fn
Daily Port J=rvs and Monticello Paror ca
@-3O D IL ly--thicaE1 Liuit=d-Fast ana.-so.a
Chicago, arriving SO Cleveland 10 a.
SlSepers Cleveland uf1luz
go pally--PgflIlo and Cleveland EKpress-arr-
80. Bradford E3uuss-
Cleveland, care
0.15 ,. DalIy.-Soud train Tor Blnshau1,au WAY
Chlclgu- HrH1alg ts1-7-, g.
Dining
TICKETS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN AC.-
i COMNODATi0SS III IL SCI FoI ard ~ s-1s-f-
l56 1@5ta &c l2sth st Cheusse-.
and I'D ferries. New FlT---
St. as Broadway Brnoklyn- Eah.7Esa
49, -
checks Destination - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20
NAVAL STORES.

There spirits turpentine
today The market ruled quiet unchanged prices
Resin continues dull but about steady. We quote;
TAR-Reguars. 81 %. 30 Oh bbls. 81
SPIRITS TTRPENTINE;- 7t4Ii3c
RDSIS-C0mrn7u good strained. 81 50; z 81 Is, F,
81 - G. H %, L So. K, 50 70; 81, s. 40; y.
50 g.. c. s. So " " 81 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20

ped D LINE.
For La Guayra Puerto CabeIlo Curacao Mara
caibo CCraCao--Call ug also az Puerto Rico.
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn
PEEILA DEI.PFfIA Saturday. July IS noon
CARACAS Saturday Aug Il
These vessels superior accou1aOdat0ns pas
BOCLTCN. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. 135 Front St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20

MAlElg STEAMSHIP CD.
DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND. MAINE
Connecting with all ali
Summer Resorts SteanshIps 'Horstio Hall new aaa
Manhattan leave Pier No. IS z. P. foot OF Make.
Street, every Tuesday Thursday. Saturday
Steamers fitted with modern
SoTort and convenience q passsngsrs Ticket Oess No
~ Broadway OF Reads ST..
I'D South St opposite the
HORATIO HALL @. 7. NJ - SS1th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20

FRENCH LINE
COAdPAGSLE C4EZNEPA-.E TT2ANSA-LANTICCE.
DTEE--T LINE To ELAFFsE-PAE{-S l=ra1cel-
Sailing every THURSDAY 10 A "
From Pier n. -. North River foot Morton s.
ID
A5Ii-aue. --...--A.E Lorraine p
Ia -cu-ai-s- "a aug 30
Hotel AccouulCda lions reserved for company )
passengers upon Application
General agency b Broadway. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-07-20

From New York wstresdas Fridays and Saturday,
FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued al
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-30
FUNERAL OF MIR. MATTHIAS.

The funeral of Mr.. Ephraim Matthias
took place yesterday afternoon from
Owens Memorial Church. The services
were conducted by Rev. MIR. Water
field, after which the remains were in
TERED in Oak Grove Cemetery, follow
ed by the members of Peabody Coun-
ell, Jr. Q. u. a. NJ. The following gen
tlemen acted as pall-bearers: John w.
Wood. r. A. Hutchins. ST., r, A.
Hutchins, Jr.. e. T. Lash. w. r. White
sol. Joseph White.
The following gentlemen acted rs
pall-bearers: r. A. Hutchins. T.. L.
Lash, John w. Wood. Joe White. IT. C.
Foster. John Whitesell r. A. Hutchins.
Jr.. and Robert Duke.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-30
HE WANTED TO DIE.
Frank Hodges. Well known Carmen
ter Drinks Laudanum

Frank Hodges, n Well Known Carpen-
ter. Drinks Laudanum.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Fran,,
hodges. a well-known carpenter. who
lives with his parents on South street
near Green, drank laudanum while in
oar-room on South street. near
Chestnut. Police officer Arthur chi.
pepper passed there just after Mr..
Hodges drank the drug. A Mr.. Lynch
informed the officer of what had taken
place He carried Mr.. Hodges to his
meme and informed his parents of what
MT. Hodges had done. Drs. CIaud. lar
rett and Holiday were summoned and
worked on him for some time in homes
OF saving his life. but up to a late hour
last night there was but little en-
enlargement. No cause is assigned for
the rash act. except that Mr. Hodges
mad been Respondent for several DAYS
recently.
At 10 O'Clock last night DR.. r. Fl.
Claud said that his patient had i'm
proved considerably. HE, friends had
time.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-30
f>I1;si.

SkEE'TER.-At tho residence OF her
mother, ~ Dinwiddic street. Portsmouth.
Ea;, March Is 1850. at 2:i5 O'Clock D. M.
1R. daughter of the late George s ara
Mrs; Mary l.. Roberts, and wife of Coke
Funeral services. at her mothers resi-
dence THIS (Friday) AFTERNOON nj .
oclock. Friends and acquaintance arc In
vited to attend.
RACfI;-At his residence. SEQ County
street. March -, lSC0 at 9:i5 a. m, Emil.
+, g. RACH. aged 81 years.
,Fr,uneral services at the residences To
MORROW Nrday AFTERNOON at 3
clock Friends and acquaintance are
respectfully invited to attend.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-30

REPUBLICAN, WARD MEETINGS.
me Republicans of this city met in
ward meetings last night and elected
ue'esates TO City Convention, which
was held afterwards at 9I1 countw
street, and elected the following gentle
men as delegates TO the Hampton Con
ventioh, which meets April Attn, to nom.
mate member of Congress to repre-
sent the Second district: II. Il. Butt.
u, NJ. r. Brennan John W. Bell and
..n J WiDslow. Alternates: ]. It.
johnson. Richard j. Davis. and two
delegates TO the National Convention
which meets In Philadelphia.
the same gentlemen were elected
deiegates to the Norfolk Convention
which meets April 10th. TO elect four
delegates and two alternates to the
mond.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-30
LATEST NAVAL NEWS.

Rear Admiral b. Il. Day has been
placed on the retired list at his own
request. and Captain Terry command
Ing the Washington navy yard, sue
cceds to the vacancy
Admiral Day is detached from fur
Their service as president of the Naval
Retiring Board
Commander w. p. Day is detached
from command o. the Vixen and order
ell home to await orders
Lieutenant Commander C. X. Curtfs
is detached from the navy yard at Nor
folk and ordered to report for duty in
command of the Vixen
Assistant Surgeon John T. Kennedy
Is ordered TO additional duty at the
marine recruiting rendezvous, San
Francisco.