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New-York tribune., 1900-07-06

METALs-The metal markets were all weak today.
nomnsl!y quoted al sI4 PitrsbuTg reports Tie
sa0n created through The report rom f5-o1e Tfa+
the 9tee Eai association there was breaking which
VIII shortly make considerable reduction
the market Vas very dun at SIS 90 Tn was ratEsr
saeS al s. 16Ts4 * Ta s- Lao "ss os lI5s ana
g As & brokers' price for l'' was 81 l2 and for spssF
MoLAssEs AND sTRUPs-Interest OF buyers IN no
Lasses was restricted u the Evathcation OF pressing
nTa ] qqI cut as ofIsTHgs were very Light he market con
we're str9nE snT tending inward undated export de
common 12al8c fair I4EIsc good 20a2sc: prime 500
SC: NewOrleans open kettle 44a55c Porto Ric6 ga
90 syr32s common 1saZ9e fair I5a18c; good, I7Q1se
OCEAN FREIGIITs-A moderate demand prevailed FOR
rates tonnage Vas in demand f9T tbs deal am are.
trades and also time contract and rates steady
$500 81 . - POO @=Fe .I L2na2n 87.d
80 Antwergi 81. Hamburg 80 pigs. RottsEdan nc;
Ioad5n- oats e Ds' 10 ID ne
BUSHES. 5dsPassy az aa,ss na' aae pne5 II 3 2Qsl@s @ h
L7zsed steady % r Essd Dstroea ma .65%d PTsss
s. = and IN buIk : 89 Ph,'ate75b55 fsT. 81 n 06Ls
bulk 50 25 refined. cases 50 IS cottonssed
c'ae ] P5sS R2T3l2a-' PRIME sumner yellow
yellow 89Q4lc CRY linseed-American, raw 81 7G8sc;
inseed 5 quoted under city brands Lard OIL Stlf56c
PRoyIsIoNs-At first the market displayed rather
5 -= & one ge aI some r az Sange ~ 6e1g stimulated by
5UIqc higher This subsequently
eaangsd rom Tuesdsy cbcag5 reoeve4 9s 5 IN
win p 600 expected on Friday A. Kansas CITY mere
sS@a s sIs 4Sss a5s t2 f sS 7S 5S5.S g. @ a
:5qt9 80 amg sl9gs12 gaes E; SO - 5od&l So extra
z7oqs2! FEssG6p f54sGs-stsaeyl gq2ed Baeo9s
NEATs-PtckIed bellies arrn quoted. sn16ki1E bellies
g99+e; 70 n 81 9sc. p n She: u n So asasc.
4 .ss5S 558ss s58ase o sq quoted s Peeled has @
4isc country. 4iEd4ssc.......L LARD-steady quoted
STEADY q4osd sSath A@eriea Sc COMMENT 4oc aaa
t5Tazl kegs 3 1oc t.onDound gui-t quoted CRY, 81
Ol-5 &c bid; city lard steartne, Sc
RICE-There was . quiet but very steady market for
foreign and to-day with final quota
follow Domestic common % 10" falr 3 = H4-c fair .
good, 42s95c; prime 70 choice 51s957sc; head 5@.
6lsc. Pat1a. 4%Q4te; japan 4+g5c; Java. 4i4g4%c.
Rangoon L. bond, 2Q21zc-
sUGAR-Busness in refined sugar was active much
Of The day. with showing grea strength.
Rehueres sti behind with deliveries, partlcu
byfs OF attention strong unchanged.
Quotations follow. Cut loaf and crushed 63oc doninos
s--z A.. F@ee Eor fs~ti-rers' -ra5Isre5 q i5r
Eagle n cartons n n bags nne granu-
sei &C. Eagle hne granu!atsd standard granuated and
Soc No 80 . so' 10 - 10 a5 y, 70
~ - 5,,e on ne basis of former quotations sales
tfaae vas -n@ English island nauscevad8 -r spot al
hhds Porto Rico musc0Tado 70 arrive az
49, exshlp $500 bags Porto Rico centrifugal and
ship A. ne as 81 4se : .c and - for the regua-
ne S thaJ they well sustained prices a3ro@5 ans
sls.t Tvs quoted 18s 7zd and fair refining rs Sd Beet
ssgar was Quiet and steady wlta p9tA months quote.
The present European visible supply "a but
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06
TIE LONDON WOOL MARKET

London. July 5--At the wool auction sales today
I,iB4 bales offered. NeV-ZeaIand wool good
demand and was taken by the home trade at fun prices
realized the opening OF the series There
quite competition with buyers for
greasy. all offerings Of Cape Of Good Hope
Natal bought Of the Bidding being
much low. Good Kaftrarian greasy sold we'll The
for r1is Is scheduled 70
October O. and the offerings VIII be limited to 25 600
following the detail Queensland
SEQ Is 4dGls I'd So 9d Victoria
500 haIes-scoured Sdf1s 10t greasv, 3a9l0l2t West
Australia. 70 baIss-G-=asy 5lsG6Ad- Nevv-ZealanL
5000 bales-scoured 6%a11d. greasy. 4l7G9'sd Cape
Hope and Natal. 300 baies-Cfr@asy. e6S cd
IamaLca 50 haes-lireasy. 4. 49,
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06
L-rrrRpnnr- cnrroN MAPKEr

Liverpool July 3 . -Corron-Spot-CfoOd business
done, prices higher American andd.ng SLED; good
mi1dng I-32d. miid sd. mitclrg, o%t- OF
ordinary 1921. oriiEary ; -32d. The
day were IS bales which 500 for speculation
ard EXPORT and included Aclertcan Receipts
3O0O bales including 2.9to American. Futures opened
closed steady American Uitding. ! July,
4245G G5 4S64d buyers; July and august 3S5i1 buy
September. < 24-64d sellers September
rF 3 2-G4d sellers October Noyeu
Der 5O-a41 sellers. November and December, +2-ja
"a ga sellers December January 3954d buyers,
January and February 1854 sellers February and
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06
THE STATE AZ TRADE.

Buffalo. July 5.-Spring wheat-No / hard round lots,
Sc No Northern. round lots, sec; No Northern,
loads s7lsc Winter wheat dull; s3c bid for red and
white. Corn easy. No yellow. 47a4 case No yellow.
471Ec: No corn 47itc; No corn 47c oats weak: No
white, 2s%c; No DO. 2sl4c No ! do. 2T<c; No 2
mixed, 26o; No do. 25lzc Rye-No / IN store uoT-
lely soc Flour STEADY Canal freights steady wheat
2c. &c; barley la4c 2c IFsc. Lumber
TO NeVv-Yorl 81 10 Albany. 81 % per 0oO feet.
Chicago, July 5--The leading futures ranged FOL
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIN ISTON- i-
s-Lz A " and 325 P NJ Daily. SUNDAY
E'Irshel1f Sundays only Q - A "
Pullman trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pll-sch Light
Ticket Offices 11S as and 21s B-oadvav =
Union Sc ". % Columbus Ave. 123 I15-h
Ilth 81 and 18Th s. Stations New YORK s5s a1d rs
Fu-r2C 81 and ll+ Broadway E D.
TeierhcnA 90l ash Street S-r York Central car
WeSrc0rr C0n1rs0v-
GEORGE z DANIELS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.


Chicago, July 5-Cattle-Receipts Il 900 head steers
generally steady. Closing steady
% strong Natives. best sale to-day, carloads
s. Go Good prime steers IS 1895 75 poor medium
81 6S5 10: selected feeders 50 s5qs4 mixed
S29S2 bulls 81 5OS4 80. calves 50GS6 so
Texans-Feceipts. 1900 head best to-day
loads s. 10, Texas fed steady s. 4IS5
SO 650S+ 25 Texas bulls So G0GS3 IS.
Receipts today % head; Tomorrow
q 600, left over COO 541Oc higher closing easier. top
IS 40 mixed and butchers So O5GS5 40 good choice
heavy s. i5S5 20: S56S5 10; lights S5 log
IS 3Il4 bulk OF sales IS 25Gs5 35 Sheep-Recepts
10000 head: sheep, 1095c lower good lambs steady:
others slow lower good choice wethers s. $50
81 S. mixed So 10$4 Is; Western sheep
50 rs Western lambs 81 4OIS6 25.
East Liberty. July 5.-Cattle steady 6OGS5 So
prime IS 45RS5 60 common. SO 501$4 so Hogs steady
best mediums and heavy Yorkers, s. 55s5 81 heavy
hogs IS 50$5 So; light Yorers and pigs s. 55QS5 8O
roughs 81 Tj9S5 sheep steady choice wethers, 81 .
s. 80 common 81 506$2 choice lambs S64S6 20
good. SASS so Veal calves. IS 5u4Sd-
Buffalo July 5--Recepts OF sale and through
cattle !or snJy-f0ur hours ended
to-day follows Cattle 20 cars: sneep
and lambs p Shipments same time
Cattle, 90 sheep and lambs hogs. Is cars
aves in moderate supply, fair demand and steady
Choice S667s6 IS. good choice. 50 1896
Sheep and lamLs-No change. The weather very
Sf6S6 70 choice IS 5O6S6. fair. 81 80
GS5 IS. Hogs o7ened slow and 1o115c lower: heavy,
s. 50; mixed and medium 81 90 Yorkers. IS 80 pigs
s. 55S5 50 few selected punches higher roughs - If
81 SO: 3 60dS3 50 The close strong al the
best figures Of TIE day
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06
y FE1c-l uoFement t0-cws :
Great Britain France. Continent
preeent

si1H Exchange special LtTerpc0 cables: Spot cotton
IE25 600 bales. speculation and export 30
1900 American : lEo fli-
ur -pia1e 20. FUTURES opened Irregular q Polts
tf7u TGeEzays close closed steady 4pe71 SD net
s-e-anes Deceniber-Janaary. A.39b usTyFehrusry
February March 4 SOB; Azrch-ApTil 43ls. july
~7<7h: Julv-August 2 go; August-Septemper. o@ss
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06
Railroaoa
.ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

s. II
AND 6E5sTosszs 1SD coFTlly54 81 57l.zzTs
= The leaving ttIae fFom Desbro-ses and
Ioru"ndt Streets = ave minutes later than
@ LAT given below Tor TsFentJ-third street
9,aion, except where otherwise noted
c1rs Wv 80 a. ~1Al-- L.sls's1 L tS1 -.-s5 IaE,9-
o-s3 A VI PsNNsTLvANIA LIMITED D-PG'.maa
ton cars Sss2as D.EaE sne<-aS ana 99.srya-
30 30 =; ~ " CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPREss.-
7-is3s 1see3 Nasa- a wa Cincinnati aal L5uisvis
5-55 = VI. 81 Lotls >r-sSlPrEss-E1r rrrrssurx
p " WFralI 3 t-i.s;s t5 & 81 Il LNas s-,-, FIR
30 ;; r II. F&sjFIc EXPRESS Fer F.--ssurE sa4
Reufs c5ns.-ss =. ~ ~ ,ls 9-5, "a s7 z7ss1 aa 'asS
So ?: VI CL.EvEI-ANp ANp cyvCUSSATI Ex-
WASHINGTON AND rHE soUTH
2 aS @ d l' 5 T'ses s- 1a9 -, Isrsai p ssr's's 5
= T575inr - l- 81 Pa7ier ans Dn'rE cars -;
4,Szi SUNDAY. 81 SIS l1--s .Liaas Car a q.
Cars 3 . - DINING CsTl. As lDin-az Car. .
SoyTLiz5S 55- ,ILvvAT-Ez7r-sz - 80 , H. L 10
NoRFQL.z J AND WESTERN RAH-wAT.-Far Memphis
ATLANTIC COAST LINE--Ez5-ess 5 % a n and 3 =
cI5;EsAnE,AzE 55,-. I, ONO EAuLwAr- a II week
sEAEo4Ep AIR I-ISE---z.vr-s=z u - > r. and r21O
FOR Old POINT COMFORT ard NoRFoLK-7ss a n
A-L4AN &c CIIf.-j.S5 m. and 2J5 . n wsek-tzys
Standard Ccarnes -
CARE MAY-Ie-55 II v-sz-day=
-fl-s on N=T York. Lc1E Branch PsfI-oat from
clio Saturdays oclvI- - E5I = rn = a. K
n >unea- - - a -r o = tF-1-1 D-a-
oTosses ana C-E-laa5t Stree-s5 81 3 ~ a n - an
-is-' satar laws ong- ESQ 2.I0 g. 80 80 10 AT
For PHILADELPHIA.
sa5 s55 ; 3 an ana 5 fssJ-5ad, S,ssess ~ = ISs.
a-a ---1--- Streets. 10 tDci-- Carr IG55 trr71-
Sari- ila5 izJ5 70 tDes-r1sses ana ~1--lanif
streets 2-l]- --5J- as, as. tDinlag a..
80 '-'inlng. carr 50 Dining Car TJI s55
- p r. = - night Sunlays s TO- 7.a5 no caches
80 so . . e55 tLIrnr= - Dining
a m I255 - Dining Car q e s. = T2f5i-s
ar 30 DINING carr. . tDlaluz car T55.
Ticket oices s+5 tiss r354 III ana asr B-as
way i Ast1r -va1rv-tHlr5 Stree 49,
and stations foot Z Dsshr1sses C---.s-4r
Court Street. SD Fulton Street. 8-rafvvav a-i
Easy1yaHa annex station. B-oos-ya, station. Jersey
city New York Transfer --r-pa-v will car f7-
70 dssriua -i0r
Tslspheze I4 Eighteenth Street t1- Pennsylvania Ra
r0ad Cab Service '
J. 2 HUTCHINSON ,
'TeHeral Na1aC@- Genera Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06

" 1|T.-l cloEee C1ef- NlI1 quotaf.ons I-l6c hlgaeT
p re a for uld5llng upland and I0l4c for
-lc 5-lL Sales were ~ bales Southern sDot
~ -ets we're r-leerareed follows Eev-Or-eaHs quiet
= q H1r. nominal ~ g1zc &c up. Savannah steady
= e~o lce mp. Charleston nominal. Wilmington hoL
!, N0rr7lk steady &c w Baltimore nominal.
0-s steady essc. nc W; Augusta steady al Sac,
-
-a= tz1o-t movement follows.
Great Britain. France. Continent.
s---a- ....... ......---.-
= ~ --lT .-.----.- 3s13 $500 4g25
~ tz- -E-= season . 20G 2ss 6e2 500 ese 0GS
sE--1s At me ports today. compared with The
Gay seek and Izst wear.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06

A DVERrisENENr and subscriptions sor re Trfouzs
received their Uptown Once No % Broadway.
- door north of 3lstst. oeloek N4vzrtss-
Eents received following regular
cTtce rates until O'Clock D m. shave. e.
Sd st lS2 shaw. l21h-sr: Macys 6th-ave-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06

F1-sEu c71ss Ha-ksts sazt2s-Caf=es market q1ist;
1900 azgz Ean51-E-Cotse market opened = a. pig
Y t-- -Zsf5zvs close $50 unchanged 70
s-sE- TuesdarFs close sales 5000 bags Havre
CaEss market opened Irregular. 7+Gl franc uP from
TussiETs close = II declined franc ~ , n
Nay declined = franc other months declined
: ta1c- 30 t-slc higher total sales. % gro
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06

Spirits ru-uertine. AIT bhs
ROsIN-Common 10 good strained. 81 -; z. 81 65. @
81 50, H. 81 s5 81 90 X 50 IS. NJ So IS; n. So 90
G. 81 70. W So.
Charleston. July 5.-Turpentine-AIarket firm at 42a
Pos.n firm, unchanged.
savannah July 5-sptrItz turpentine firm. 43&c;
09I bhls sales 2OO bbIs $3.50 bbIs
Rostn firm: 4471 bbs, sales 1881 bbs.
II bhls. Quote. A r. c. 81 25 z 81 10 81 35
G. 81 81 80; 81 80, K 81 TO- NJ, 81 s5, y 50 90
c. 50 85: y W So 55
wilmington 5-SpTrfts turpentine steady 42-s
receipts bbs 81 1017Sl 10. receipts
$40 turTeuti1e quiet 81 81 and 50 so receipts
70 bbs Tar quiet. 81 40. receipts I37 bbIs.
London, July 5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SIS
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06
Railroads
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trans eave New YorA foot or Ch4mDers St.
a. fOlIoys and 5 minutes earlier from w I'd
400 r. Daily-SoIlt train for buffalo ?. u
FS.uEaaulton WaverIy. Eul-ra and Bradford Coaches
parilr car and dining 70 Buffalo.
al M sundays. 70 B1cghaE1Con-
OWeg0 WaverIy. EluLra and Delaware valley points
Jervfs Monticello. Pullman Psrtor Cara
.sO = m Dailv-ChicaE0 Liuaited-Fasr maiI-sulid
train 10 Chicago arriving so Art CIeEelsat 40
SleeDers Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
20 h. n Da!ly.-BUffalo and Cleveland EIpress-arr-
T3IncaIo -O5 jamestown 100 and EOClSs-
I0Tu 10 q Cleveland 1890 Sleepers Buffalo
and Cleveland Cafe
9I5 D. n. DaIIy.-Sold train FOR Birgharnton. Wav-
ery Enira Chicago Sleepers 70 Buffalo. Chicago. Cn-
cfnnati. Dluiug
FIICKETS. LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
C0SINODA TONS at III II2 251. 401 and 957 Bread
Vay l5s Fast I25rh 3T3 I25rh St Chambers
and ferries New York: 333 and $50 Fulton
St ss Broadway brooklyn ~ River ST.. Hoh9kea. Rn9
New York Transfer Co calls roE AID
che q baggage TO Destination
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06
Ocean 5tedmcrs.

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.
" From New York wednesdays FRIDAYS and Saturdays
FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA .
e75 rr,zgr POr-ND TRIP Tickets issued all
nonTs IN Taxss Colorado. Arizona. California Mexico.
F-ortda Delightful Excursions
fn- uage Pocket Guide mailed
c. n MALLORY & CO Get Asls- FleF - = =. = !
DED . LINE
" For T n Guayra. Puerto CRbeIlo, Curacao and Mara
CTIrscao-CailinR also a. Puerto Rico
1890 r Roberts Pier. Brooklyn
Saturday July II noon
Saturday July 2S noon
x.a-es accommodations for
'SNss'1 BoULToN BLISS DALLETT
General MznAkers l35 Front n
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06
LEHICH VALLEY.

Stations foOr ol y A Co--snt- ard Desbrosss streets
.fec-L = -
DcsoFoss@a
S--recs Daily cxcrpr @lnLlr Other
trains aa-ly sunday leaves ~ leaves IS
sunday letves dll y~-lLav 3 3 sunday
tt2 SD s~1~Iav
l"T.fR IL 20 a II 70 + leTpN
- Q. eSs0 zLo. NIAGARA FALLS
W-ss aal pneipa local Foa-s Fael.r Dining
lEcts for Coal + E1sc--
--II.JJ I2-0e Noaa- BLACK DIAMOND EG-
PRESS. Hancso-s- rrain ID rl- word Limited safls
et1t.lf Que l,e--. So 5s slt y1rousas sepeFs
10 0eF1L a . 6 1.>4 --s Wee
il$31' LOG S Ea- W4LEt s-tAEE scT.ANrOS
- , ,, q 81 3 Goal Hsis- lgcrr-ttse -ot1A
~ 10 v.l-st3r Lacal 'lAEGfE CT
H. ,.
~
-,zI1. 500 r.x Expos ton Ezp-ess for BUFFALO Gnd
.SIJ s.Oep Fer rrHAc. RorrFsrvR sr-FrAIO
al = -sl >lecQilg Cars Chicago
50 TLAlNFlELD and HOUND BROOK locals. eJcerE
7Gndfy: 's "a A. ~ = ID, an, ~ s "a .
Iie> = ,aa Pullman accommodations and
- = mon sgasrr West - Columbus Y
Court SCsr1l1-
r9asfe 60 VIII cs Tor aRd eheck
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06
BALTIMORE & OHIO K. r.

FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York. Liberty street. South Ferry
(Nhitehau TsrmlnaD minutes earlier.
sLalLy TExcepE Sundays SSUldzTA
CHICAGO. $50 a u40eTty street oaly), 'lS0
-I2I5 night
.. n p Il utShE
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS 1000 q Il. 80 L.
az IS night
loyal Blue TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE fs0C '1ooo (Dinsr1s
sII5O tDIlsr1 p II tDtnsr1 "L3O tDlnsr5s
t-'Roysl Limited exclusively Pullman Tran
Cz-el 40 lDtaeEJ. 80 II tDlnsr1 G21
~I2I5 night NORFOLK. fL0o , Il
lluuS1arsd with P1nCsca L1ght-
90 n 10 Bovery u Y asa Fulton St BrookIyn:
whitehall TerHlnaI and Liberty B2ggass checked
from hotel residsncs - destination
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady: No
spring wheat, 1890. No red 1s1zQs0c, No corn,
42' o+3c: No yeloT 42Zs743o: No cats. ~ G24c,
No white 2Ga26+4c. No white On I25c good feeding
81 80 No Northwestern. 81 SO mess pork Per Dol
xlI 60a$12 per 100 70 s6 75d$6 STA short ribs
sides GC0sel S6 s5Q$I Is dr. sae1 shoulders boxed
sides iE1Nzl1. WhSkeJ,
basis IF high wines. 81 q sugars cut i2at - o. ga7-
-cufeCri17ers' a clover,
butter steady creams 151l9 &c, daires a
lie Cheese steady e-eEl9to Eggs steady fresh l-2c
Milwaukee JuIy 5.--Theat dun. No Northern, sic,
No Northern 7s4zGSOc. Rye steady No J. sc Barley
lower No .. 4Sc; sample. 431 4e14c
Ntinaeauois July 5-CTose: Wheat--Ic- sr31z.-So !
Northern JULY 79c. September. T9@c- On track. No
hard Slzc No Northern I9Ssc, No ? Northern 7s-sc
Philadelphia July 5.-heat - higher contract grade.
July TsI7siec- Corn firm. No uixad. July +I2lt4tc
Oats dull ia0 lower No white, clipped S1c Flour
dun winter 81 f06S2 20, do extra 81 5
gs3 PENNSYLVANIA roller clear s. 3Sl s. g. % straight
Western winter clear s. 900 8 %. Western
straight 50 S$- Western winter patent 50 10
asa 30; spring s. 2'S2 80 do straight s. IgGS4 30
81 25aS+ 60 tavOre brands. s. 65GS4 %
city mills 81 75E|5- City mills clear 50 5oS5 %,
straight SaS4. patent 81 25QS4 65 Rye hour,
s. 5o7S3 80 rer 6b as 70 qua1y the latter for fancy
Western Butter fancy Western creamery,
E2Oc prints Frzs unchanged fresh nearby.
I8c do BE. 90 S7r1wesr=r- re: do Southern,
1or Cheese steady Pe-eI7ts-FIour. SEQ hbls $500
pounds In sacks PAS o00 bush. % eco bush.
Shuueuts-Cora. % oC@ bush; oats 5000 bush
Toledo July 5-Wheat tuU unchanged: spot. s319c;
july C3l2c. S3isc. September. S37s Corn
tive higher No cash. +5c September. - l2c Oats
dun higher No cash. y &C. Seprernber 2i4c- Rye
Tor 1898 prime s. 10 1899 prime. IS So October,
9ela- No = s.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06

SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From foot OF Rector
Through Z Point PIsassnJ-3-lo 1000 100 A NJ
2-fB $50 THROUGH 0~aa1
CIrove-S-o0 ?. n SuCdays-Th-0u Point Pfsasanr
IOcO A NJ 100 500. P
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$50. - 80 800. .s.u0 -IJ-aa IL 80 A N I'm
80 3 +3.Sa -400 So $40 = 90 50 800
1875 p II -I2-I5
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
.Es4.SU 7s-lg .IuJJ. A NJ rIu0 q 50 400
s5 90 200 P II @12l5 mdt
onces Liberty s. Ferry. south Ferry. i13 IL 25l.
IA 1900 1854 G-1a1Uay. I73 5-h 80 6ta Av.
IS Union 50 West 153 Easr i25Jh ST, 27s Vest t25ta
Columbus New I
Fulton BROOKLYN 8r1a5-vay- a-1shurE
Transfer Co calls and checks desti-
From Liberty s. only sDaily tDaily. except sun
DAY. sSundays only tSat1-1ays only.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06
Re statistical position = 3razt,laa -ofee IS

Sc-C-1se market quiet - ElC- 1879 exchange.
-sce1-s cleared -re United states.
no bags Stock ~ Coo rzEs
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06
LACKAWANNA RAILROAD,
To Atlantic City via Lakewood
Central R. R. of New Jerseys
SPECIAL EXPRESS
a HOURS AND 8 MINUTES

: operation days ouly This spendlaly
equipped composed paror Vestibuiei
coaches. and drawn BY haEt-coal burn.ng giant com
leaves New YORK. foot % Liberty St
$40 and south Ferry 3 81 p M, s-TTtvang Allan
CITY 645 p. NJ Leaves Atlantic CITY $50 A IL.
rivinE New York iI4O A II.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06
NAVAL STORES.

The feeling the market tor spirits tIrpentire
and change Rosin ruled
quiet. Quotations follows.
TAR-PeCufa-s 50 10. do oil bbs 81 25.
SPIRITS TURPENTTNE. 46l@ care
STOCK ON HAND.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06
sHoR-. ROUTE TO THE PASS EXPOsITION.
HOLLAND AMERICA LINE

Sav York-Rotrerdau1-Ar Amsterdam via BouloEne-sCr
NJ AZ hours distant from either Parts London
Saw twin screw steamers POCs1aEa. Stats1dnT and
Sumner First SIS upward
sAc915 Lass S45 upward AL ether
&c rTass oF cabin passengers, $50 and upward
-Dfv 70 HOLLAND AMERICA LINE. 30 RroatWav-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-06

For Puerto RiGO0
Steamships Of the RED D. LINE will SAL for san
Juan and Ponce follows:
s. S. CARACAS. ...----...... Saturday TuIv Il nom
s s PHILA DELP1IA Saturday. July IS.
For freight OF passage apply %
BtELTCN- BLISS < DALLETT-
General Managers. I35 Front 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-03
WARRANTS FOR TWO HUSBANDS.
wives Ciatm That They Have been
Grossly Abused.

Two married women who claim 10 pos
sess husbands whv have SO far forgotten
their marriage vows as to he guilty OF acts
which require the intervention of the
strong arm q the law poured out their
tales of woe In the justice court before
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Keith yes
terday, and each demanded that a war
rant issue for the appre hension Of her al
legged recslcftrant spouse
Mrs. George Flood caused the issuance
Of warrant for Jack Flood or. a charge
or assault with intent TO kin. The wo-
man claims that she is compelled to earn
her own living. and on account of her
refusal 20 longer 1--we with Flood he
threatened 10 kin her. She also AYERS
that on Tuesday last, while tho two we're
passengers from Nome on the steamship
Cleveland. her husband treated her in
such manner that the captain OF the
vessel was forced 10 threaten him with
close confinement In irons before he would
desist. The couple We're married IN kit
sap county two years ago.
Mary Curl~y obtained q warrant FOR tho
arrest Of Peter Curley on n charge Of us-
ing language calculated 10 provoke an
assault Both men win be arraignod be-
fore Judge Cam as soon as the officers
succeed IN serving the processes OF the
court upon them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-03
JUMPED INTO THE BAY.
Youngsters ON Water Front. Caught
Stealing q Ride, Make Desperate
Efforts to Escape.

Police Officers Kelley and Thompson
had an exciting experience yesterday
with a large number of tough boys
who frequent the water front district, in
the vicinity of Pike street, in which four
OF their number fell into the hands of
the officers, after a lively chase. Several
of the youngsters jumped into the bay
in an effort TO elude their pursuers
For several days past officials OF the
Seattle & International railway have
complained to the police that each outgo-
ing freight train was loaded with from
fifteen TO twenty boys who would climb
upon the roofs of the cars and jump from
them while the train was in motion. Yes
terday afternoon IL was arranged that
departure and slow up for another when
II reached a trestle near the foot of Bat
terry street The arrangement was car
ried out and the train came to a stand
still.
When the officers appeared upon the
roofs OF the cars thirty boys. by actual
count, were seen to scainper from every
conceivable hiding place In an effort to
escape. Several OF the number. apparent
ly realizing that ordinary means of escape
were impossible. plunged headiong into
the bay. a distance of thirty feet from
the roofs of the cars. They were well
coined on the beach by Patrolman KEEL
ley. who conveyed them. dripping with
water, to the police station. where they
were booked for disorderly conduct Mike
Doree. Luke Joice, Henry Hammer and
Edmond Deal are the names of the
youngsters who were arrested.