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The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-31

when lots in the Pike View Addition will advanced Is per
every third lot.
Since they put the market in November the
company allowed discount of Is per every third lot
January l. 1901 when the discount will be discontinued
These fine residence lots close in, lying one block
south Main street. and but few blocks from the business
of ownhe cheapest lots considering location
and easy terms cash balance at per cent
in price from $50 to S75
Come in and let drive you and show them you
that won't you anything but before Tues
day next NO DISCOUNT.
Expert typewriter and stenographer in Office all kinds of
work skfuy and promptly executed reasonable prices
sale many properties including
and Bernards Additions location considered
the cheapest the cy and such small
balance monthly Also sell lots all the addi
and divisions in the city and vicinity
THE MAN WHO WANTS TO SECURE a HOME in Florence
o reliable
matte assecurn ahome. smhe o
GEO. D. JOHNSON OPP. p. o. FLORENCE. COLORADO.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-31

Franklin Nc Bride of Trini-
dad is stopping at the Fremont.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-31
VERY SEVERE sroRrl.
The Temperature Ranges from
1 to 10 Degrees Below Zero.

Denver, Dec. 3l-According to
reports from the towns of Colorado
the storm of last night and yester-
day was the severest that has
visited the state for a long time.
North, East, South and West the
reports are the same, winds, snow
and zero weather, with temperature
ranging from l to 10 degrees
below zero.
Reports from Wyoming and
Nebraska show that cold wave
has struck that portion of the
country. The storm in the East
was general.
F. H. Branden burg, local fore
caster, says the storm is at an end.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-31
Quick Big Bargains for
only a days more.

s15S sI55 lot lot for for ss5 ss5s7' Until Jan. 1901,
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-31
Work Suspended.

As a consequence of the cold
weather Saturday night the Rocky
Mountain smelter is not working
today. The unused furnace froze
up and it was necessary to suspend
operations, DR. Carpenter, metal
lurgist for the company. was called
from his room at the Fremont at
any early hour Sunday morning to
repair the damage, but it will be
a day or SO yet before the plant is
again in running order.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-31
Died.

At ) O'Clock Sunday morning,
December 30. l9o0;yMrs. Hannah
Eynon, wife of James Arlington,
aged q years, : months and 8
days, after an illness of six days.
Deceased WAS the daughter of
Mrs. John Eynon, corner of Third
street and Santa Fe avenue. Be
sides the husband and mother six
brothers and one sister mourn
her death Funeral services will
be held at the residence, Miller
terrace, at 2 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon, under the auspices of
the lodge of Eastern Stars, chapter
%, in which order she was an
active member The remains will
be inferred in Highland cemetery.
Deceased was we'll known in Flor
ence and was loved by all who
knew her.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-31

At midnight tonight, as has been
the custom for many years, the
whistles at the mines at the coal
camps will signal the dying mo-
ments of the old year and the birth
of the new. 1t is expected that
the same will be done here. The
old year and century is fast ebbing
away.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-31

St Ben diets church will hold
services tonight between the hours
Of IL and The choir will render
Farmers mass in B-hat and Mes.
danes Stapleton and Kleinz will
render an offertory duet. The
congregation has spent $50 in
decorations for the altar on this
special occasion. An invitation is
extended to all who wish to greet
the new year.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-31
For Sale.

The ST. Elmo hotel; doing a
first class business. Forced to
sell on account of sickness of
one of the partners. i-2
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-31
i" "Johnson's Corner
GEO. D. JOHNSON


kinds all the for The following
re a good Investments
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-31

The Woman's Relief corps will
hold its regular meeting Wednes-
day, January 2, at K. of P. hall, at
2 o'clock. The officers for the
coming year will be installed at
this meeting. All members are
requested to be present
By order of President
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-31

Call and see our holiday goods.
Something to please the children
for little money at Hadley & Co.
79ml
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-31

The thermometer at the United
Oil company's yard, which is con-
sidered to be the most authentic
authority in the city, registered "a
below zero at 7 o'clock this morn
ing and 26 during the night Nc
Creery & Widerfelt report l6 de-
grees below zero at 6:55 this morn
ing.
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-31

You will find fine line of neck
wear at Mcconnell q McDaniels.
S2-l03
The Florence daily tribune., 1900-12-31

Tomorrow every large daily
paper in the state will issue an
elaborate New Years edition,
which will mark the high standard
of Colorado journalism. There
could be no better advertisement
for the entire state, than to send
copies of these editions to your
friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-20

but light and prices abPsres Ea
fairly but at low prices the far Southern a2s S
and steady String beans have arrived freely from Nor
has pd be North to nd to
sold toward account OF freight squash aq sn T r
Florida with few Savannah arriving and also several
much Of the stock is green and poor an toF sg'n w
about quoted. We quote: Potatoes. Southern Rose
56 per ri5 DBL = S9sf2 sea h "9 7e eS 4o
6oe domestic old prime. 81 12as1 rs; do common per
S9 bur s3as4 I So extra I pTs s2gs2 prime
lunches sas2; Long Island per 100 punches s. 500
aS On per 66 e@5c Nof6k nat
s Butch crate Ter SS 9 30 do Makd 5oSSsc Do
and South Carolina per Dbl crate 5og Zoe; eucum5erS
baske S0g.Sc; SmaTestpn per basket 4oq
Corn Norib sTai0s loo 5ocS2 onions Ber
Inuda per crate 81 dc 5gggt2 an per Bag s 40
Eastern shore potato per basket. s1g$1 Is; peas
2sqsI strns Beans ms SoFfo per half e6l SSs5Sc
do North Carolina per bus. basket sTv S9 sms
white per 100 punches $1G$2 do large Dbl 50cq$1
P% 81 5Ga d6 good d
sUNDRIEs- Beeswax-Pure wax light supply and
steady at 2s2ss per n Maple AND Is s5
per gallon for syrup. Honey-supply and demand both
quoted a9 e@7G and a Jamaca at 1S as
Demand Is fair for peanuts and prices are Wen suaGq
ginia hand picked fancy per 10 49 do extra Sc do
spanish. sheIed 6fEc; do No e. 84o; hickory nuts per
bush. 50c9$1; bull nuts 4Od5Oc black walnuts 25q40c;
pecans, round lots. ungraded. Td9c.
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-There a steady feel
ing in the market to-day particularly for the top grades
neither prime fine No l being overpenty. Ihls
promotes the Of straight No in large circle or
ordinary purchases. The tendency OF the demand is
al economical one; summer at the moment are
Of pressing character and 1t is not improbable
that concessions made prompt check buyers
but such transactions not enough to AFFECT gen
eral public Moderated crop possbllltles
not yet form factor in the market, though II Is
intimated that Western and intermediate markets
absorbing important round blocks or seleced
that they pay well for the privilege The
bettered condition crop this State produces feel
ing OF coposure in the supply question: and the keli
hood of radical changes in prices mere Is not
strong. We quote: Prime, 100 10 large bales poo
do S5dS7 &c; No do. S0GS2l2c No do IGQ foc
reflections 5Od60c Small bales 21ec less than above
rates. STRAWBERRY 75qsoc for long
Receipts liberal Receipts of hay and straw In tons
reported at the Produce Exchange at noon to- day;
Hudson River Railroad, $50; Erie Railroad, 90; Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad, 80; LehiSh
Valley Railroad, 12O Baltimore and Ohio Railroad So
Ontario Railroad. 40 by barges, $40; tota
1870 Receipts by river, 400 tons; by
rail- 20; total. 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-20

Sc e. selected ssss ss e. in ss
-FOUR AND reh M& sc spring patents buyers and
sSsrs sun zoe but were only 100
ruled very quiet with an easier feeling current toward
81 io kP6ta te e sfsait $ sR ~
t pa n rs Sogf l9 spring Pr Gea N tnr 81 @
RT gFqas SIS 0gsSs 2 per ton sPGt fd 70 aTTSs
25 choice fancy 50 $6g$s 60 CO.: :: CoRSAlEAiS
low $500 coare se quoted hRe F6e a6 0ao Es
Spring bran SPOT Sic So sacks 10 arrive 200 10 SIS 10
S9sTse winter bran sl79Sls so white; middlings
oil neai So So linseed oil cake SGT; oil cake $40
wheat have been looking came yesterday.
tendency except for one brief period after the opening
Of the season but it was imaedatey followed bT further
declines until at one time July cold low 81 c from
finally weak s2c representing Ne
heavy unloading was feature OF the session. partcu
the part Ae the 81 SPRING Wheat f S
sls2 Occupied prominent position the selling SIDE
public holding of for favorable spot which begin
talk We're as unavorbe as Reret6foSe but aid not
layed oons5eGbs W Jpss "ReaT aIke %'n Gs
eTs st N be sea fas 5 he aEs nrsS 3 @ap e
closed 7sZ sd net higher and there was an advance OF
the previous night AS compared with the extraordinary
aT5Jed be TinnesIo1, s qsPaGR
o0o noS
BUSH with supply in Northwest 100000
bush. AS mlers Will require 100000 bush, and seed
takes 100000 bush the left this year.
IS estimated, will be only 100000 bush Northwest
receipts were 81 against AS last week and
40 cars The export business only y
loads Of wheat Quotations Of cash wheat, ahoat
basis were as fellows No. red Nevy-Y SS..e; No
Northern Duluth, S4$c all prompt; No Northern New
York, S3btc..,..- -CORN-The local a
narrow affair all day easing off moderately in sympathy
with wheat, under scattered selling
The elevator people and shippers at Chicago bought corn
early in the day thus ofsettng liberal
country acceptances. The English markets closed A$o
higher and business 81 loads all
n 10 crons q
much attention, and the market is still dependent the
action in wheat No closed 1880 elevator de-
ltyered and 47c I 0 b afoat OATS-The market for
inactive and nominally with wheat and
corn No oats closed 271ao No oats PC; No white,
white, g30c; mixed. white,
a3oc; No. white, 29c; p29c;
white. 2aG34 lEc No. white clips RYEAIar
ket quiet No / Western 681ec. Western, $780,
both ahoaT; State rye sc i New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-20
BOSTON WOOL MARKRr.

Boston. June Io-The demand for here continues
slow with prices nominal Quiet bids lots OF me
ritory with during the week on
secured basis OF Soc but the offers did not tempt
For choice lots fine medium and fine. with staple
about 5Sc and 5Sc while staple lots are quoted at
secured Fleece woods continue and sales rneaBIe
with prices nominal The following quotations for
leading descriptions; Ohio Pennsylvania heeces-A
and above. 2SG9c; Xxx and Xxx and above. 3Oc deiane
&c: No combng &c No do and thres-eishtns BLOOD
3lWS2zc; one1uarer blood washed 5OGSlct coarse anu
braid washed 2998oc Michigan. Wisconsin: etc,--S
Michigan 23G24c; No 1 Michigan ccmbing 3OA3lc; NO
do 90GS1c one-quarter blood washed Soc; and
braid, washed 2sG29c fine deaine. 2sG29c- Unwashed
medium, etc.Kentucky and Indiana one-quarter blood
combrg 25G2ec three-eghths blood. 25Q26c; Missouri
quarter blood combng 2f425c three eghths blood
24a25e; braid, combng Hq22c: Lake and Georgia Z3q
pc Territory secured basis-MOntana and Dakota me
medium and fine 1s l9c; 53955c; staple 57a5Sc
Utah. WyomingFine medium and fine, f78lsc; scoured
52q53c; staple, 56c IdahoFine medium and fine. liza
1sc; secured 52d53c; staple SIC Australian-Scoured
basis, spot prices. conbng superne nominal S2aS1c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-20
OTHER MARKBrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, June notwithstanding 500; steers gen
orally steady: butchers active steady prices:
natves best sale to-day good
to prime 50 lGQSj poor medium. 81 50GS5;
selected feeders choice and others 81 2OQ$5 mixed
stOckers slow, So 5OG$+ S3a$4 heifers So
50 1O firm 81 35G$3; bulls SLOW l0q15c
$3d$4 30 calves 25c lower than week. S56$6 s.;
Texans, receipts, 700; best to-day, carloads
at g 70 Texas fed active steady ST G0dS5 %:
Texas grass steers So 75Q$4 35 Texas bulls slow $50
81 60 HogsReceipts to-day 1900; 80 900
testiate; left $500; active &c higher;
mixed butchers So O50S5 30: good choice heavy.
50 20gS5 30; rough heavy 50 05qS5 So 1OqS5
bulk OF sales. 50 2OS5 % SheeRecepts - O00 sheep
and lambs good choice steady: and medium
slow; good choice wethers, 81 T5Sj
mixed SO 9OlS5 Western sheep 81 5OG$5 49, yearinEs,
s. 40S5 90; native lambs $5qS6 rs; Western lambs $6Q
Sc 10 clipped COLORADO lambs. 81 spring lambs $5aS7
Cattle strong So 5o4$5 %. Sheep steady 5S@S6 80.
Lambs steady, 81 2jQ$7 10
East Liberty June I9-Cattle steady; extra s. cog
active and higher heavy hogs So 4oQS5 as light Workers
slow; wethers 81 65Q$4 10 common S2dS3 Choice
lambs So 604S5 49, good SO 50S5 Is: spring
larnbs 81 5od$8 %; veal calves So 50d$7 25.
Buffalo June 19--ReCeIpts-Catte 40: sheep and
lambs hogs Cattle shade lower; feeders good
prime 81 4O1S4 60; good, So S5dS4 %;
stocl0ers good choice, $46S4 heifers light
good S3TS3 Sheep and lambs quiet.
Lambs native yearlinEs choice extra, o. fair
good. So 750S5 90; spring lambs. choice extra STR
81 50 cuils and fair good, S4dS6 75 sheep.
fair 81 56S4 80. Hogs higher: good choice
Workers.. 81 So medium heavy SO 90; pigs S. 40.
stays, common 10 good. So 5O8S4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-20
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeY-1OTk June y, IBlA
COF-FEE-The coffee market depressed again to
day by foreign markets and prospects Of bur
iensorne suprlies opening steady with July
points lower and other months unchanged 20 points
lower a partial
action sin later The market went OF under active
selling and the the
steady, prices unable
teriay rally. The European market showed Inherent
weakness end suffered bear speculation. The
Brazilian markets decidedly lower under heavy
receipts interior bulk OF the coffee coming
into sight being crop staple. shorts in the local
restrained 10 extent by heavy ware
house the United States yesterday The
market finally steady. with quotations unchanged
points lower. the aggregate
particularly active be from the fact that
Gales reached Il $50 bags. In the market for
spot coffee business almost 81 standstin, with
prices largely nominal somewhere between S4sGs1ac for
Invoice lots No Rio. The country manifested
luctance stock Up, that the is coming
forward freely. and that the American visible viii
prices IN the local market to
day g. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-20

remained the 57oc standard granulatsd
Quotations follow; Cut loaf and crushed S1Oc; donnoes
dn half bbis ony) and mould A. 5eoo cubes and H*NM
powdered $500; Eagle confectionery granuated 5s2c
Eagle granuated and extra fine graduated oS0c
Eagle 10 cartons 10 10 bags of fine granu
lated $50; Eagle fine granulated standard gTanulaed
and diamond A. 5TOc; confectoners' A. 5.5Oc: Nos
and s. s5c No 4. 59oc; Ne s. 52oe; No O. sos; No
Nos y 10 Il. IS and 10. 400 The sugar market
basis stubbornly
held out for Lice, and offered little staple TO
arrive at that figure. Bids the close included
4c for 90 centrifugal 4bc for so muscovado
and 33sc for 50 molasses The cables were
very enoouraEtng Beet sugar in London was firm; with
holders demanding higher prices. Present month ad-
vanced 10 los 1O14d and month to los Cane
sugar was unchanged at lbs 1hd for Java and 12s for
fair refining The Kingdom al he present
time is Al 600 tons, compared
line last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-20

Baltimore, June 18-cotton nominal; middllng. Sc; low
middng e16c good ordinary, 15-l6c. receipts.
800 bales gross 1850; coaswse. 1900 stock.
5643
-liddlng sasc good ordinary sac. Sales. 357 bales;
stock. 1S211.
Galveston, June 19.-Cotton steady; middIing sqsc;
low mddlng sac; good ordinary. 77bc Receipts.
bales; sales, stock, 1902.
Memphis June 19--Cotton steady; middling. I5-I6c:
low middling, 11-l6c good ordinary, slice
eeps II bales; gross 1872 shipments 465 stock 3O75O
New-Orleans, June l0.-Cotton quiet; mddng Lice;
low mddng s4sc good ordinary. 3-16c. Receipts 200
bales; exports Great Britain 2052; coastwse 1909;
sales 800; stock Go S33
ST Louis 19-Cotton dull; niddlIng. Size low
middlng So-16c; good ordinary 3-l6c. Net receipts
bales gross. 1917 Shipments Az; sales H. stock 81 74O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-20
STOCK ON HAND.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New-Yorl1 June 10. 1900.
exporters slaughterers the exception of
There trade in live cattle. Nomnaly steady
equally divided between j. shamberg & Son and
Schwarzscnd Sulzberger also AGO quarters Of beef
$40 cattle 4.2OO quarters OF various
porter The Teutonic sails tomorrow with 461 quarters
CALyEs-Receipts were so head. making. with the
light supply: buttermilk calves slow and weak. About
per 100 qso bGHGh OF Bntemk calves s0G &
dressed veals firm sd10ac h. dressed at
1q9ac, with some sales at 1Oc little calves steady at
saies-Jeire Wright 3 Co: xeals. 1a9 10 average;
n5 st PfF 100 ID Il do ls d. at So 81 Ou''ermi' i
J, q. Curtis & sons 2 eea,a 22s n; at 81!
SHEEP AND L4AMBs-Receipts were : 81 cars or 55o1
counting stock there were % cars sale
all at Jersey City. sheep quiet but steady; choice
steady; about unsod. Common to good sheep
sold at 50 5oqS4 10 per 100 n; few choice wethers
lngs SO q. Dressed mutton slow TG9o per 10
G Are In s small wsy at dressed sell
Sales, II wikerson:. $50 Kentucky lambs 20 n
do g n at 81 2 252 DO ea H. at s. IS 10 Kentucky
sheep, 112 10. at 81 90; y do. 115 H. at 81. 90
Ohio sheep 50 n at 81 To- 20 State do 115 H. at 81 622
l26 Tennessee sheep 81 n, Al So so.
1913 Kentucky do No. 81 259 do 66 10 at So 5o s3
do 10 So 10; 228 do. ~ So 75 Ohio sheep
s. Is; Virginia do 1876 b. at s. ~ w. i' 3D. 1'
Mcpherson & CO.. 4sL Kentucky lambs. 20 N. 81 so
a do 81 NJ at s. 90 Kentucky sheep IIs 70 at s. 90
T 4gina no. ~ 10; a6 AZ & nv; DGGR5 iTG No. al e 90
1875 Ohio sheep "a ~ at 50 10
"a Kentucky yearllngs 81 70. at SIS %
HOGS-Receipts We're cars or s73 head, all for city
nominal quotations s. 5Oa$5 10 per 100 l6
dressed steady
70. at 50 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-20
Railroads.
ERIE RAILROAD

Through leave New 1OrA. foot OF Chambers ST..
follows m earlier W.
300 N. Daily-Soiid train for Buffalo. ATT. s D. m
Binghamton. Waverly. Elnta and Bradford. Coaches
paror cafe dining car to Buffalo
8II6 a. m.-Daily except sundays. 70 Binghamton.
Owego WaveTy. Elmira and Delaware Valley points
Daily TO Port Jevis ana MohtlceIio P9an Parlor Cars
IN Daily.-Chicago Limited-Fast mail-sotd
train to Chicago arriving $50 Cleveland 40 a.
N Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati. Dining
so p. n. Daily.-BufIaIo and Cleveland Express-arr
Buffalo TU5 20 jamestown and YounEs-
town Cleveland 1880 Seepers Buffalo
and Cleveland. Cafe
0.I5 D. m. Daily.-SolId train for Bnghamton WAY
ery EmiTa Chicago. Sleepers to Buffalo. Chicago
Dining
IITICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
i COMMODATIONS at III 112, 261, 4O1 e5T Broad
way I25th and 273 West St Chambers
and ST. ferries. New York: and Fulton
ST. Broadway. Brooklyn: 40 River ST.. HobOken and
Jersey Station New York Transfer Co calls and
destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-20

Cash quotations foIows Flour steady; No
. spring wheat I2G75c; No 2 red S6Slc; NO : corn
50ssc No yellow, 40Ssc; No oats, 23$tc; No white
Z1+@2ic; No white 25ls626lec; good feeding barley
Sc; fair to choice mailing 41645c; No haXseed q so
No Northwestern 81 so; prime timothy seed - %
$40 5GS11 80: lard 52i2d 50; short ribs
sides uoose $6 55GS6 IS; sailed shoulders tooxed
t63sc short clear sides (bOxed). 81 1887 p whtsey
basis Of high wines 81 %; cut loaf unchanged
Cincinnati June l9.-Flour active and frmer. Wheat
firm; No red, Soc Corn firm; No mixed 44G44 lsc
oats steady; No mixed 25l2c. Rye firm; No 2 &c
Iutter finn and higher; fancy Elgin creamery 2d2lc;
Ohio 16q1Ic dairy, 13i2c Sugar Eggs firm at
loal012c. Cheese firm at sizasSc.
Duluth, June 19Wheat-Cash. No 1 hard. T91zc; July
SOC september SO3sc; No Northern. cash. IIsc July
ISsc September. I9c No Northern 759sc: No spring
I21sc. Oats, 22i2@2}c. Corn, 39c
Milwaukee. June 19.-Wheat unsettled No Northern
1SGIS12c No Northern T6l2 GT7lRc steady; No l.
59c Barley steady; No 2 44aG45c; sample 419 44c.
Minneapolis June 19--CIose-Wheat, store. No l
Northern. me. I6zc July. 1875 GI6%c track No
hard Iglec; No Northern T7lec No Northern Iolsc
clears. So; second clears. 50 90 Bran, bulk. S12Q
$12 90.
st. Louis. June 19.-wheat-C1ose: No red, cash
TENDER, 7s3sc; No 2 hard 7212 Q73l2c Corn-No 2
cash, 30l2c June 39ac; July 39@sc. September 394c
OatsNo cash 24c; June. 24c; July 231sc; September
22Ssc No white. 27lac
Toledo, June 19-Wheat active. lower; spot. s1s4G;
lower; No 2 cash 41lac Oats dull higher No 2 cash.
25c Rye duh. unchanged No 2 cash, sec. Coverseed
dull lower; 1898 prime. IS 10; 1899 prime. IS so; Oc
tober, So %; No 2 81 65q$4 IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-20
EUROPEAN PRoDucp MARAEr.

Liverpool. June 19.-Closng- Beef-Extra India mess
steady los Sd prime steady, 6Ss Cd. Pork-Prime
fine Western steady, 65s. Lard-American refined
IL pals dull. $685. prime Western tierces, dull
Hams-ehort cut. u 70 1e NJ dull 4es Cd BaoonCu1n-
bfrlend Is 10 dull, Cd short
~ easy AIS Cd long clear middies light 80 70 IS 10
AIS IA sbort ossr hsclSs IA - Is ~ sa a.. a..
bellies. a 16 70 dull 40s shoulders-square L 10
IL 10 easy B6s Characterization white and col
ored Arm 5os, Taow-Prine city dull PAS; Australian
IN London dull 2os. Cottonseed ol-FIu refined. July
August steady els Turpentne1spi5its dul 87s Resin
q 15s9fS 15A Linseed OIL 8ss Sd Butter-ood United
States. 5es. Petroleum; S5sd Peas-canadian, 6s ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-20
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool 10. p. Motion. spot quiet; prices
unchanged; American mddng 51-S2d, The sales of
day 5000 bales which 500 for specula-
and export, included 100 bales American Re
ceipts 9OOO bales. including $500 Futures
opened steady and closed steady; middling
m June. 6O6+d buyers; June and July, 57-64d buy
July August. 35-64d sellers Sep
TENDER. 46a4d buyers September and October. 81 84d
sellers; and November 2O-G494 sellers
November December. ( 1564Gp4 10 SD buyers De
cember and January 1s-64g4 l4-64d sellers; January
February. 11-6494 12-84d buyers; February and
March 11-6484 1264d value; March and April 11-64
a. 12-64d
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new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
9-12 A NJ and 3.35 p. " Daily, except Sunday "a
Pittsheld; Sundays only % A. u
Pullman all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pfntsch Light
Ticket offices 113 as 2I6 Broadway q
Union So. W, 2T5 Columbus Ave. 1873 West 125th s.
12h St and 13sth s. Stations New York: s3s ana 72S
Fulton ST and 1O4 Broadway. F. D. Brooklyn
Telephone 300 3sth Street for York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence By
Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE H. DANIELS. General Passenger Arsat
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WABASH RAILROAD.

The Famous Continental Limited" which left New
West Shore r. r at / p NJ. AZ z
T. NJ. reaching Chicago 1885 P NJ. St Louis ms
p NJ next Kansas city second : O'clock
Through car service York 70 St Louis via d l.
& w. al A. NJ arriving St al p ana
Kansas city $50 2. VI. day.
Through reclining chair
York Chicago via y. Y. o. & W. p NJ arriving
H b MCCLELLAN G. e A. sS7 R'way