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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-01-03
THE PACIFIC COPPER CO.
Some interesting Facts About a
Fine Property,

ED. BULLETIN: For the first time
since my arrival here l have been
able to learn something about the
copper mines of the Pacific Copper
Company. A few days ago l was in-
formed OF the magnitude of the ore
bodies ia this compeny's mines, and
shown specimens large and numer
Gus enough to give me aa idea of the
extent and richness of the property.
| am indebted To Professor A. B.
McCaw (the man who got capital in.
vested in these mines) for my infor-
nation, and he is supported by
scores of people who have examined
the mines. From what l have heard
and seen l feel justified in saying
that there are east of here the larg-
est copper mines Ia the United
States. They were located by Elmer
Dunlap and are about seven miles to
the eastward of Sodaville.
The Pacific Copper Co. own seven
teen claims. The trend of the form
alton is southwesterly and northeast
erly and the formation is quartzite.
The ore is ruby copper, something
only known heretofore to exist in
small kidneys and seen in cabinets as
rare specimens. There is an entire
absence of sulphur, barely trace of
silver, and some gold, and the ore is
of such character as to be easily
worked by ordinary processesses at
a very low cost. The mines are
being developed by two tunnels, the
mountains being steep enough to
make that the most economical way
of working them. The main tunnel
is in l60 feet and will be pushed a
distance OF 1000, when connection
will be made to the surface and there
will be at least 500 feet of ore on the
pitch of the ledge to the collar of the
shaft. The upper tunnel is in $50
feet, and both tunnels are being
driven night and day. The ground
is easy and good progress is being
made There is a flood of water pour
ing from the roof and sides OF the
drifts, which will be of great value
to the mines,
A peculiar feature of these mines
is the fact that the wall rock for 70
feet from the lodges contains native
copper, which leached out and was
deposited in the assures of the rock,
making it payable grade of ore.
There are numerous pieces here
which sparkle with the red metal.
For 1000 feet in width the ore
crops out and one can walk on the
groupings the whole length of tse
locations. There is mass of copper
ore in sight which rivals, if it does
not exceed, the Anaconda of Mon
tana.
Work on this property is being
prosecuted under the direction of S.
A. Knapp, the Superintendent.
The Ruby Copper Co., incorporat-
ed under the laws of West Virginia,
have the eastern extension of the
Pacific Co. s mines (ten claims in ally
and are going to start sinking on ore
in few days.
Robert Stewart and partner are
developing their mine, and are bring
ing ia some splendid specimens OF
ore. The prospect is very favorable
for them, and it looks as though the
prosperity we lost on the fall of sill
yer will be regained in the near fu-
ture, when the mines begin to send
ore to the reduction works.
May the year 1900 bring good luck
to all is the wish of
VOLCANO.
| SOdavilc. Jan, |. 1900.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-01-03
! hePepple's CashStpre
*GENERAL s: lNRCHANDHE.s<
HARDWARE, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS.

We carry almost everything to be
found under the head of General
Merchandise. Wines and Liquors.
CrockerY, Tinware. Agate Ware,
Paints and Oils Wall Paper and
Window Shades, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps Furnishing Goods,
Fruits, Notions, Tobacco Cigars
Confectionery, Etc.
Fine Groceries and Mining Supplies
Outside orders Solicited
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-01-03
SAMPLES.

SHtVIT
Emma Nevada, the famous singer,
will appear in Reno Friday night.
Ex-Governor Blasdel was in Pine
Grove last week on mining business.
S. A. Knapp, Sup't. of the Pacific
Copper Co., left for Soda this morn
ing.
Born-ln Carson valley, December
18th, to the wife of Ed. Whiting a
daughter.
1t is reported in Carson that there
are IA cases of smallpox at the In
dian school.
Miss Maud Bruette, teacher of the
Candelaria school, is visiting friends
iu Hawthorne.
Robt. Stewart has been commits
stoned as Notary Public to reside
at Soda Springs.
Lawrence Bacigalupi and E. San
chez left to-day for Huntoon valley,
to work their mine.
1t is said that Governor Gage will
convene the California Legislature in
extra session this week.
Miss Alma Cooley, who is attend
ing school in Carson, came to Haw-
thorne to visit her parents.
]. L. Stoner passed through from
Keller to San Francisco last week,
on brief visit to his family.
James Balzar and sous, who are
working portion of the Pamlico
mine on lease, spent the holidays
in town.
Mrs. Sherman, mother Of Mrs. A.
C. Stock, departed for Utah last Fri
day to visit her eldest daughter, Mrs
Middour.
Miss Florence Balzar, Miss Lucin-
da Mcbride and Guy Taylor left on
Sundays train for Reno to resume
their studies.
1t is reported that Ed. Brown of
Sodaville has purchased the ranch
property of ]. W. McMurray at Big
Pine. Register.
Senator Flanagan of Reno and
Lawyer Harrington of Elko are said
to be aspirants for the Republican
nomination for Congress.
Congressman Newlands has in
creased the Latwon fund by a contri-
button of 5000. Nevada's Reprssen-
tative never does thing by halves.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mitchell, who
have been visiting the family of ].
II. Mitchell, left Sunday for Mason
Valley, where they will spend the
Winter.
Independent; Twenty men are
on the pay -roll at the Barnes & An
derson mine The shaft is down 100
feet, the within in place and they have
three-foot ledge in the bottom.
The County Commissioners at their
meeting yesterday employed DR.. Ro-
cbex as County Physician for the en-
suing year at a monthly salary of
$57 30. The attention OF the Com
mlssioners is respectfully called to
Section l, 1873 Of the General Statutes
OF the State OF Nevada.
Yep Sow, who was convicted Of
murder in the second degree in this
county in 1886, and sentenced to
State prison for life, will apply for a
pardon at the next meeting OF the
Board of Pardons, which will be held
on the Sth instant. Yep Sow killed
fellow-countryman at Candelaria in
1856, and has served IA years. Ter
reyson & Summerfeld are his attor-
neys.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-01-03
Notice.

All peasons indebted to W. ].
Douglass are notified to make pay
ment to John H. Miller, to whom |
have intrusted the settlement of my
business in Hawthorne. A compli
ance with this notice will be greatly
appreciated. W. j. DOUGLASS.
Hawthorne, March 20, 1899.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-01-03
Our Yearly Dun.

We send out a large number OF
Yearly subscription bills this week.
Friends who are indebted to the Bull
,rr1N will confer fayer by renting
os we are in urgent need of the
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-01-03
Hawthorne School Report.

Sodavillc. Jan. /, 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. June 81. 1900.
Guiding % cars f5r saus6eres and q for the maret
R M E4 e 5s G snd is at 's[s Gq safe St Tafh
scant supply and Toe higher bulls SLOW and light 100
ordnqr to choice steers sold at S5G$5 SO 100 n
bulls s. SGdSf 30; at 81 25BS4 Dressed beef
iitiie Extra beef sold at Sac Gables Gnehanssd shin
nents today included so cattle in the Cearenss 70 Para
Brazil by Curran x Keutgen: 500 quarters Of beef
The St Paul TO southampton by schwarzschtId suIz
berger. No shipments to.norrogg
qxe1age Il 50 per 100 nj DO 1905 6 At S 75 Is Do
a. IS a. is DO 1910 h. at IS 90 DO 12i9 n al s. &c. 9
bull 1880 ~ at 81 80
d. 5s e. go S 35 so ass z 10 &C. 81 S
II do 1000 n at So To- do $40 n al So S. do iisa
n at 50 90 do $40 H. at 81 So do, 1880 n at 81 60;
Sherman caiys.: 10 Ohio stays. 1868 ~ at So IS:
sanders 8 bulls 1863 n. at So SO; do 72o n. at
: Judd 4 CO: 10 cows $50 n at 50 G5.
ss7 u. at s. rs do. !s7 10 do 79s n
s. % 10 Dc. ss7 n At 50 20 do 20 N az So 10 3 DO
at So 90 COW, $40 ~ at s. 25 DO $40 ~ at 81 s.;
at 80 g 90 7o ia DO a. $50 n at s. 80
Bp si5 %E $ g. ga DO o e. at 8 at a. = G n
a. - 8sp n 40 So 49, % cows $50 n at 81 so DO $50 ~
So 4o do 800 n al s. 80; p do sl3 ~ al s. -
So 40 DO 10 n at 81 do, go D. at s. IS; do
$50 n, 81 co. do. slS n at 81 &C. do $40 H. at
Curtis Son buI lI4o n at s. s. DO ;. sol n
do, Isl n al 81 % = DO 72l ~ a g 2 ID dS ~ ~
e. ~ do 800 10 al So IS 10 do ID 50 S. do
SIS No. So so. 1920 ID. So % IS DO $50 n. at
"a do SIS n at p Is 80 10. 81 so; do. T32
h at 81 20: do 526 ~ 81 %. hefeTs, COZ 10 at
S. go g 40 572 n. a SO 10.
7 II Hume & Bro 7 bui3s. $40 n. at So 90 do So
n al 50 so do So % IS do 75s n az 50 10.
4 do al / heifer. go 10. al s. 90 j
s67 10 al To- TO n s. 80.
J = Nelson bulls. 7s3 n at 50 80 Il COWS. 7ol N.
az 81 40; ] do. 1920 n. at 81 so
George Dilenback. bulls. sS3 H. at ~ 20 do, 1910
10 at SIS 30, do $40 n at So; cows. no No. at So 80.
DO 100 n. a So so
4:s 1 N 50 a. at 81 20 40 So g 10 ' ssa
~ 81
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-28
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago 27.-CRttle Receipts. 1900: generally
steady Natives8est sale to-day head So 20, and
81 so. good TO prime steers. light and
medium weights. firm. s. 1QdS5 20, 70 medium
steady 81 selected feeders slow 50 30
GS4 10 sOckers weak lower, 81 1898 50;
30: heifes $3GS4 10 81 29$2 70 bulls
7TdS4 so calves steady 81 5o0SG 80 Texans
Receipts 500. sale today carloads 81 ~;
Texas fed 81 3O0S5 10 Texas 81 60
81 20 steady So 1898 40 Hogs-Receipts
today $1,000, tomorrow. 5000, left estimated
COO active shade higher top. 81 27l2t mixed and
butchers s. 1OuS5 27la; good to choice 81 2onS5 y
rough heavy s. 05dS5 Is. light 81 o5@S5 -: bulk OF
ana lambs others steady to slow good
choice wethers 10 fair choice mixed 50 23l1
81 To- sheep S40S4 G5 Texas sheer CS8 5DQ$+
native lambs S5G$G, Western lambs $d600S8; spring
lambs. 81 50dS6 so
dull So 550S5 RI sheep dull lower. 81 50dS4
Lambs dull. lower. SIS 5OG$4 ..
East Liberty June 27--Cattle steady; extra IS Gee
s. so: prime 81 4aS5 60 common So 5OQS4 Hogs slow
and lower: prime s. 5C$5 80; heavy and
bes Workers s. 45dS5 S5 40S5 10;
S. 250SJ ~. rouEhs. s. T50$4 So sheen duh: choice
vethJrs s. 80: 81 5o@$2 90; spring lambs,
81 50aS5 -, veal calves, $G0S6 oo-
East Buffalo June 2T.-ReCeipt5; Cattle, 1877 cars;
sheep lambs. cars; hogs, 10 Shipments:
Cattle cars sheep and lambs I3 hogs, : cars
unchanged. small lunches butchers sold at
good choice 81 504SG Sheep and lambs dull spring
lambs choice T56lS6: good choice, So 5O4
yearnEs rold choice 81 75S5 -, mixed sheep
good extra s4GS4 40; wehers, good to extra 81 ov
81 10 ewes. So 5o8S4 Hogs somewhat easier; heavy
3O$5 -. mixed So joG$5 90 workers s. 50ats5 -
close easy lower than morning prices. with decks
left
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-28

81 All the afternoon. and the firm at IB9
ers ~ Foreign houses were the principal sell
snosh, az chicago; The features principally
TOT what strength shown
e Ihssh markets, particularly Liverpool The
1eeet, from an early decline of I'D
~. al OF u at midday. and closed within lsGhd Of
tCus night London In the time fully
e1aois, crossing Said net higher. OF following
sun ~ the Continental markets all declined by a break
p, pIho al Budapest and from 10 TO - points at
Iar1s The Berlin market closed 2Aa 62& marks lower
%poFt business at the seaboard amounted
loads Throughout the day relative positions OF July
aho september wheat changed times At the
use July showed about &c premium but September
closed the gap until In the afternoon there
- premium Northwest crop news, by fair
weaver prospects was construed bullsh again
W. estimate the total spring and winter wheat
n- over 400 10000 bush against last years Gov
was an opening drop Of 7sc per bush later decline
20 eIAc Tor July followed in the afternoon by steady
mi, 49,. WIN the close at e4Sc Al Duluth
.aeat sold as low as s2+c and 70 S54ac, closing
at sac Northwest receipts were pa cars compared
with 82l cars last week and isl Quota
No red New-YOrk, 931sc No l hard Manitoba 4lsc
.aro DuUt1 20 rs 10 Northern Duluth. s2esc. all
prompt; NO ] Northern NeT-York e0hc...-.- CORN
ne corn market was an active affair Of the day
win very strong undertone and sharp advance
good buying both and bullish news from
abroad where English quoted from lat I'd
net higher There moreover further heavy shipping
demand West 10 have been engaged
the West. said amounted to about 3 600 900
bush in three days Final prices here izc net
higher Country acceptances small No 2 corn
closed at acc elevator and delivered afoat
cash market ruled moderately active firm. oats
closed at soc No oats. 29Isc: white 32c; No 8
81 &c; No white clips. 81 .RYE-Narket quiet
No Western, csc and No . Western 671sc, both I b
BAFI2EY-Market dull feeding. 44G46c and mailing
49l9 G53c. both 1 Z New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York. June q. 1900

Nevy-YorA June q, 1900
RFANS AND PEAS-Not much business was accom-
vltsbe5 OF continued dry weather
fb country withdrawal Of considerable STOCK from
sale tended 10 steady feeling Buyers We're
n5f disposed however take any stock ahead ana me
Fv rsnsactiors reported in about the range pre-
yolsIv quoted. Green and Scotch peas show further
,ss-rass some bag 0bbing at 81 % We queue;
Izeas marrow choice. per bush s. II = as 20 60 me
f1srs s. y as do red kidney choice, = - 40
1,H3+e Edney choice c59$2 30 do yellow eye choice
~ a. black turtle choice, 81 o0Gs 90 90 IlA
<--7,s sd 81 = 7s3 So imported tair 70 prime
e. 80 81 a. do medium, fair prime 81 6a$l 30 g sen
p 81 or do Scotch, bags 81 90 -z4$l 10
-T-~F,E2-The market rather quiet to-day bat
- for TOP grades held little hrneF. On
tubs Of Western creamery were SOLO al
mar price the general rate from store
xr-criv fancy quality This advance seems 10 nave
gclgaf speculative operations 70 large extent ana e
- ,,e, stool, as shipped this week state dairy
a H Qualities are uninproyed, but fancy selected
q ,',hs are commanding little more money Imitation
ma Lightly nrmer for grade. There was taIr
and fym feeling FOR ali grades OF fresh fact9ry
NJ Emery. n, zoe 40 hFsts IS4
90 - seconds ls11s4c: thirds, lT4l' &c. state
rsIf nrkin tubs. 1si@QlSc5 do rrsts - z
1a.i5s a. welsh tubs fancy ls-sci do hrsts. Lft3U
fairy tubs seconds 1GtsQlIcf 40 thiFus lne
Irc Imitation creamery. extras. l752alsc' DO bists
-,eit, a. lower grades 15GB1&c; western tHet9Fy,
1el. =. do nrets 151sGl6c 40 seconds IoRI9zc'
az dairy. grades, l4G &c NS
srct TTlsIIsc; do common 20 prime lo4tlII .
presents very quiet -
- --1fb feeling weak 70 sell A Few speclais Haf
Gid out at 5lzo Tor large cheese o0'I WING -1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

St Louis June 27.-Cotton steady; middling -1oe;
low middlng Sac; ordinary, size Net receipts
bales gross 81 bales shipments 1872 bales sales SUI
bales, stock. 20. 400
savannah June 27.-Cotton quiet steady; mddlng
e4c; low niddlng good ordinary, SIZE Receipts
230 bales coastwise 1892 bales sales. 800 eas
stock.
Norfolk 27.-Cotton steady; mddling, e2sc; low
uddng 9c good ordinary. Sic. Receipts . bales sx
ports coastwse. 426 bales sales 81 bales Stock 9+
bales
Mobile June 27.-Cotton nominal. receipts. bales
stock. ASS bales
Augusta June 27.-Cotton steady; ulddng 914c; low
mddng &c Receipts bales; sales. 1aS bales sto-A
51p9 bales
Houston June 2T-Cotton quiet: niddliug. eisc; low
ufddng ordinary Receipts 3lS bales
shipments 2O6 bales SIS bales: stock S5T3 bales
Galveston June 2T.-Cotton Arm: middltng, e4ci 10"
mddnE &c: good ordinary, She Receipts, 90 naies
sales. 81 bales: stock. Il. 21T bales.
Memphis June 27-CottOn steady; nddling. = o-I,loc
low nlddtng 1-l6c; good ordinary, LII
shipments 100 bales sales go bales; stock
zS.964 bales.
mddng 9-16c: good ordinary SAC Receipts, ltVO
bales: exports 29 bales sales 300 bales STOCK
Sc .e75 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-28

Exports OF hay for week: To Barbados. LOCI bales;
7S78 bal bales: DO last Week s. $40 do.
.dd he %sr ' Ms5shef sP2 6uong buyers % hd
rather more freely bur prices We're not
grades We state, 1889 choice pr N lac 90
5a8e Pactfo Coast 1899 choice 13c do good to prime.
ia12c do common to fair. TG1Gc; do 1895. 5g9c.
PoULTRYALIVE-Fec Receipts today. 10 cars -
nand IS moderate and market quiet and easy. t1j ii
weak We Quote spring chickens per ~ $4,000 fowls.
pair 5oG6oe geese Western 53e9$i do soIhsFn toig
ppIy Of iced poultry to-day, and noret only h2el -
not eons5sred excessive holders are inclined lem9tn
sbous STEADY in the gT a5 f ckens caatihae in
moderate supply and gr9yn lots 4Fy ,E Rg
and Long Island spring dueT seii1E iatg Iu' ni
srabe quality. old fresh killed turkeys am ana |,
dt.et We quote: Iced-Tur5eysi mems average 6esI,
anu Sla5,s Psnrsvlgania ps- n 22U24c Western and
PAT ar 6iczld n and over average pair.
l9g2lc DO scadeG 5000 do uaasI 8 10 4ye5sSS oI
lie Western sealdsd 1o@lqse "55z5 I dry Pea
9 @Ia 6S ducks Eastern Long Island, pr}g
cEoce large white per d2z g 20 do miEra, 81 o'S d
hens 30 l. 12ai2l@c; mixed Young hens and toms No l.
picked I4aI5S: scaIded l3pl4a do fair TO good l''
a71oc fowls dry picked No 949l4c do plain sqsls;
POTATOES AND vEGETABIEs-Ne potatoes in
H-.. -.4a
10000 bbs Demand is fairly active and market sfnTr-
M steady unchanged prices some OF the STOCK SHOWS
poor grading and for such low figures have To- De an
feured old potatoes quiet and unchanged onions IN
liberal supply and weak, with pr ceS declining
aT,s in light supply. demand limited at the NJ On
figures asked. Cauihowers bragg ng Caobases IN ilt
aral suuply from Island. and southern neglected
Cucuubers we'll with prices slightly hlgneI- coIh
in liberal supply. mostly and dragging az o"
figures Green peas lower under larger oherlngS string
beans in heavy supply and weak with outside hguTes
v4ry extreme close Squash and turnps drasEHs
heavily Tomatoes sell well when showing attractive
quality but poor stock dull and irregular We quote;
81 10: Chill White. prime. 81 25g$l 90 DO red 81 70
per bag or barrel. 75cGS1 % asparagus per dozen
lunches sIGS4 bees Long Island per 100 punches 81
GS1 80, cauHowers, Long Island and Jersey per hoI
Norfolk Flat Dutch per 25TI5c: do Wakeheli'
o650c. ccumbers Norfolk prime. Dbl, 81 5cQ$3; do
Norfolk and North per basket 75c0Sl; Charles
ton and Savannah per basket 6Od90c; Jersey
100 6Hc6S1 50: lettuce Island and nearby Dbl
2.G75c onions. Bermuda, per crate 81 Egyptian, per
bar 50, Orleans per bbl, 81 1912 do per bag,
50Q75c Eastern Shore, potaoe. basket 60Heoc do
Jersey white. basket, Sl1ISl % Jersey
white per box T5cGS1 Kentucky, per bbl S2dS2 %:
peas bag. 5O6S2, peppers. Jersey bush box
ST 506S1 -. string beans jersey and Maryland, per
basket T5cGSl Norfolk per Dbl S1GSl 80; 60 half
tbl basket 50T75c squash southern Dbl I5cGtSl %
tlrnips Jersey white per 100 lunches 50cTS1; Russia,
per bbl 75cd$ Stone per Dbl 50GG0c. tomatoes, Jer
ey S2S2 so; do per carrier. Sig$2 D. do
NF{agias TprC case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-28
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

Newly orN, June =, 1900.
CoFFEE-T1e coffee market made decided improve
r5ent to-day. following sharp rise in he European
markets and unexpected further advance Rio
a exchange Or the upIuru influential Baltimore and To-
81 houses the main buyers though Europe
purchase liberal lots fall winter options The
steady advance Of 5QI5 points. and
during q the Gay slowly worked upward per
from the points above mentioned together
Wiz scarcity Of offerings feeling
I'm prices 5H20 points higher, about points of
figures Of the DAY. Minor Influences in
cudes Brazilian receipts than looked for and the
continued rneagre American visible The market for spot
coffee duh much Of the session. though showing
Underrone About the only bust
ress the sale Of Zoo of Rio coffee
- arrive On CoIerfdge basis Csc
Baltimore Rio No : sold SIC. nut IN the
local market qusJaJlon given stsc. The
reported depression with Rio rs reis
lover 100 rets lower
The range contract prices to-day
IVES follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-28
RaiIroaos
DENNSYLVANIA



STATIONS ! ss 2. Ws't o7s5ai 1rs: Street and
CyThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
CortInndt streets Is ave minutes later than
mat given below for Twenty-third street
station. except where otherwise noted
Cars New Y a. A@ ins.a 70 Two SS5,ss EaT'3s
81 Szs 4. n FAST and Cleveland
Cars For 3e1s pHias SI12SiH Sad 0sssry15,2a
I.55 p. VI. CHICAGO AMP sT louis EXPRESS
0-2o p W. ST LOUIS ExPREsS-For Pittsburs.
555 p wEsTEHY zx S1PT:=is csieazo For
=-35 p. NJ. PAcTFIc ExPREss--For Pttrsourz and
routes c E1T Mn9 g d9iy via shensndoas Valley
SD =; NJ CLEVELAND AND Cincinnati EX-
WASHINGTON AS Si6''9 TnE 'H s61TH
2 eSiS 19Io "a GssoT9sses ard corsHdf ssrss
sss9Tqs5e7 and C9r5lands STREETS 20 Coz
DininE Carr. dDinag carr 8 p n Il 70 aisst.
C9ngressioaal Lin ali Parios and Dining Cars as
80 dining Car. ass Dining Carr. 9.25 l. 10
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Ezpress s.a5- rs p n 121o
NORFOLK 5I ok AND WESTERN EAILwAg.-For Memphis
ATLANTIC COAST LINE--Ezpress. SIS a and as
CE5 d.APE & OHIO. RAILwAG.-T.Ss a n week
sE,A ", aCARD AIR LINE-Express. i25S m and III
FOE oL D RoINT COMFORT and SoRFOLK-T-Ss a m
ATIaNT TIys c an 5 - ? m daily ,.,.
ThTossh xestsusa rains BuIss PaFior cars sas
F F64 5o 49, r. rs $ week-eays 49,.
West Twenty-third Street staSoa s5s a n Il %
% Ds54oss 5' a p cor S1ndays ss5s $50 so
Q * IZo9 go. $40 40 and 5 10 p m sundays
3 70 o. FOR PHILADELPHIA,
% and C9rtlandt Streets 82o9 Is. 10
SOD cos Penna- Limited. 1010 fDes6rOsssS
CO. Streets Io20l uniag carr. 1o55 Dining
az 1l5S PISS 2IO fDesbr1sses and COrrlandE
TTsetI z2Ol $50 325. 355 425. AS Dining Carl
SO dining Carr. SIS Dining Carr I55. = SIS.
s2a SIS g 955 d1mI5s5 . s. H. 1888 sS Dining Carl
a n ls95. I55 Dining Carr, SIS 355. a. Dining
s2- 80 Dining Car, 55S Dining Carl TSs. SIS.
TICKET Offices Nos 461. 9s5 11oe. 1854 III ana 2st
broadway; 1 Aston House: West Tventy-ghrd street
Station; De~broses and Cortlandt
Streets; Court Street $50 Fulton Street IS Brad
way and Pennsylvania Annex Station Brooklyn: sta
Ton Jersey City. The New Transfer Company
win call for and check baggage from
dences through o destination
Telephone '9f4 Eighteenth for Pennsyfyanlm
Railroad
J 3. HUTCHINSON 2
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-28

b-oa Exchange special Liverpool cables-spot cotton
60 11is SAFES 5000 bales. speculation and export
ae-' american, I7,oc0 bales; receipts $500 bales al
So fnsdc-iIg upland, . lied Futures opened
net s5y 80 higher. ~ - p n quiet 35z5f94-o4d
Ieoa--1 closed STEADY, 5-6iftJ-z-G4d net acFaEce
rIaTgsf5@ Hlsy, 4Ssb January j ebrqary. STD eo
2 go, f5zs. MaTcE-Aprii 4-50-sb5 Mas-Ju
sf----ty 1ae--lly. 5Isb- JuiyAusnst. 5l6b Augest-
Tetsf 5vbs September October. 4-57b. October 80
SID. November December. Z ~ -@D. Manchester
,---Ll''ss slowly Cloths quiet
= AND &EAIs-FIlDI-E-The market was NOM
- l Fl old salAble except al consider
5aerfs - y sympathy with wheat We quote spt,hs
ser sy5 winter straiEhts - 5SeA94 - WIN
&c = 54s4 90; spring clears s. Zsls5 % s1e
I'd sasiSs To- extra No winter 3 f544- CO.
RYF 80 tl0s2l per spot and % arrive 49,
enc. Firm quoted: Fair 10 good, 50 l54S8 DO
sugfs5 fancy. s. 4GaS3 IS .-.-.- CORNMEAL-Flrin
FFt7 sln dried. s. 5oaS2 e.. brand. BAG
.5sk quoted Fine white ard yellow. SlGSl GO
spes F1E-lJ--Flrm; quoted Spring bran,
state - - sacks. 70 arrive 200 n. sly coarse
sife s-tFtsls, latter white: nddlnzs S160SiS 5r
gnseed 81 ettsaLs hominy chop, 81. OIL meal ~.
- cake. 81 80. oll cake $50.
"a n - Iil-ATWhie the outset looked little
rex vas going 20 continue downward move
foF. IEet soon began PICK up strength, and be
- q the nFEL hour bgshel
80 ne opening. from point there
-, telee IN July 90 1-IEc representing
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