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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-16
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston June 15-Cotton quiet: middIIng. se-16c;
middling 5-16c; good ordinary 1316c; receipts,
$50 bales: stock. 16.S7s.
Baltimore June 15-Cotton nominal; middling, &c; low
mddng 9-16c good ordinary. l5-l6c net receipts.
2O7 bales: gross. 93: exports the Continent 1885,
stock. 4,213.
Memphis June 15.-Cotton steady; middllng. 1916;
ordinary. 5l6c; receipts,
1874 shipments S59: sales $50; stock s66 1882
loo. 269.
Savannah. June 15-Cotton quiet; middling. SIC; low
mddng Sssc good ordinary. S4c receipts, 20 bales;
exports coastwlse. /: sales, 30; stock, 1SS9l-
St Louis. 15-Cottcn quiet; middling. S1sc; low
mddng. 916c; good ordinary. S-16c; net receipts
bales; gross. 223: shipments. I61: stock 3S.6OS
Neworleans June 15.Cotton quiet; middling. 1-l6c;
low middlng Sqsc; ordinary, S3l6c. receipts 43s
bales; exports Great Britain, $500 coastwse. As;
sales. 500; stock (corrected), 7.432.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

REEVES Pnts . 1e8 & Tn SJ sfe To- 5 dsoO
GLIDING 86 cars to be exported alive i6 for butchers and
cars on sale Of which all were Jersey City except
hrn1ness nearly all grades Of light bulls;
600 heavy bulls and COWS OF all grades were fully STEADY
100 NJ bulls So 25gs4 5o 50 5ogSl TO- The
per ID for naye dss and ndSn
dressed wesht retrger9tor beef lower lo9lo3o
and 90 or Weva ior W. t a. Hnito
for Schwarzschild sulzberger $50 cattle for Sham
Buao With 900 catte for a. sherman the came
nng saay @ 9 t caP port % or 5ne W s9S
10 S$ quarters Of beef all to OF Great Britain
salesn ,oHo y Co: p stable fed PENNSYLVANIA
10 Stable fed do iii ~ at S. 5o dS sa S M at S.
- Shamberg & Son: Chicago steers. 1852 10. at
$ Sanders: IS cows. 1929 n. 50 rs; do. s1s 10.
cows aa9 eft ses 5eF s o 'S4 H. at
n at 3 80 10 dd s at 4s 6 @ 5 s "a 81 d? So
Do O. $40 n at s. 70 Do 500 10 So 25 do o84 ~
n Collins; Psnpsylvania steers 1890 10 at 50 90
at g. cows 7Ss G H. at So 81 l5 at % " DO $50 ID
1SH GoWso fresh g Teceipt at fresh cows and
sp.tnssts sold to-day by NJ Collins $S2 per head
Win :,as $40 head the market. making
vea;s soasa per 100 h tops at So 10 bdttsr
S PI 'a s GG ds selling sesdv lS4
s. c ~ u & 4 S ~ IS s. Co. e Do ias
s. a. do l n at S. - mi ss calves 1872 H. at
Fl II Hollis: II veal, iaI n at So a. bu,,.rrnu,sS
169 n =. at 81 90 Al do i24 N. at 81 % 200
J. y: Hume Bro: 81 vcals. ID. at Sc So do 142
a. 8 s. \ slap ~ Esaf ts g So II do 1913 n
NJ Collins ~ Buffalo veaIs 1866 10: at Sc IS: do. las
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recspts were "a cars. OF 6285
noaa an Tor the market and with the stale stock there
with exception Of Is Read shsep were in fair de-
maad and steAd for al grades choice handy hrm
SOW ana !owes. .op grades selling ioa@5c on and
morning Common to prime sheep sold at SO 5ogS5
s. 5oQSG 20 prime lambs al 81 75GST ~ cliis
a. s. o G5gs' 90 Dressed mutton In fait demand I9s'
ssiss..T.6in shannon: 24o Ktntueky lambs 81 70
K a x Do Il los 81 $. 49 20 sheep ios 10 al 50 % "
%, Harrington o. 100 Ksnqcky lambS = n s. T5
o. n e. 50 90 2s3 DO 81 ~ 50 o0 lea cps 80 n 81
shc-p ~ n, az 81 10 " ~ az 80 '' eNy
90 90 n at ~ S73 40 90 70 q 81 SO Fennsylyana DO
% p az 60 % 20 90 tcg!s) 40 10 at s. e. 2l Ken
d. 70 ~ at s. q Do us n at 81 90 q PENNSYLVANIA
Gucss 15s "a AZ e. 30 % 1A0 do 100 TO- at - CO.
,oA MoIH'-.on -. 20 Virginia lambs IS n 81 "a
q9 IS H. At s. g. 81 ao Dc y ri ~ 9; Is at aS $, SSn %
x: NG.a1 A. ca q go Il T !. q IA e g.
n u s. 25 Is Te. vrs 40 19 Hnn'9 az .aeeP' %
20 oa g. g n at s. o"s' Rent a9s . e. 90 So
vs s .G.5 10 5'Ts:y 5, lambs 80 ~ at 81 Ponns
Aaar:w Mullen yearIinEs, 20 70 SO; sheep. 50
I I;HH. With. Co.: sheep. 11a n. $40
,here ver az head hog, about steady
met,5m hogs s'll s. 90 per County dressed
$, p; los g. r * s2 so :: s2 n average
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June 15-C1osIng-Beef extra india mess
steady Sd; prime steady, 6Ss Cd Por-Prme
Western, steady, eos Lard American refined
In pals dull. 35s prime Western in terces dull S4s
Hams-Short cut IA 10 10 steady. AS Bacon--Curl
berand cut IS 10. dull Cd; short rib Is TO q
dull AIS Cd long clear mddIes heavy, 30 10 40 10 dull
backs. 16 to Is H. dull, 3ts 3D. clear
bellies. 10 M, DUH, 40s Shouders-squaTe II to
dull. Cd. Cheese-American finest white and
coored Arm sos TalIow-Prime city dull Sd; Aus
traan in London dull Cottonseed oil Hull refined
June-August dun. 21s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dull SSs.
Rosn-Common firm IS. Hops at London CPaciho GoasD
steady: 10 I6s 10, Lnseed oil. 2Gs Cd. Butter
Good United States. 76s Petroleum sgd Peas
snTnr bs lid, No California Gs 2da6s Sd. Futures
ouiet; July IS IOssd September. 1O9sd; December
nominal. 6Corn-Spot steady: American mixed. new
81 iO4d; do old IS 3d futures steady; July Ss 10ad
September. IS 1Ihd. Flour-St Louis fancy winter
stea II
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OTHER MARKBrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

chicago. June l5.-Cattle receipts head: steers
about steady. butchers stock. steady
natives best sale to-day. l Western. branded.
q 90 5000 20 prime steers s. iodS5 poor medium
- ou$1 selected tcecers best steady. others
uSo. MIXED stockers. weaA 50 JOaS4: COWS S3gSI 60
hc'ters. 81 250Si. 50 3SdS3 bulls Sass
caves steady S5GSi Texas FED steady. 65$5
Texas grass steers. 81 s5GS4 bulls 1898
Hogs Receipts day. 2o.VO; morrow. 1900
over 1000 average shade higher; top s. OTi4
s4chers' 81 9oG$5 OH: good TO eho.ce heavy. s5a
- Ot rough 81 s5Q$+ 95; hight 81 pO9$5 OF y
buk o: sales. $5GS5 % sheep-Rercips 1000; sheep
and lambs slow 90 shade lower Colorado shorn lambs
50 % hlEAest q year for shoru lambs. good
sheep 81 55QS5 90 yeRrnEs 5O4 50 90: natives
lambs. $5pSb SO Western larubs S6G$6 50.
tncnHati, June i6.lloSs active 81 45RS5 Cattle
81 S2aSo 10 sheep steady. sass. Lambs dul 81 25a
81 10
East L!best June l5Ca,tle slow; extr, s. 5Oas5 co.
prime s. ioE$j 80 common. So 5OTS4 Hogs active;
prime medium So 30 best heavy hogs 25S5 go heavy
lotkert 50 2J0S5 30 Light Workers. s. 2Ga S. pigs
S1GS5 20 skps $4dS4 10 roughs 50 50GS4 15 Sheep
ana lower; choice wethers. 81 654S4
81, choice lambs So 7OFS5 50. good Sc sod
s. 50 spring lambs. 81 Soa$6 go calves So 6O1$7
East Buffalo June l5.Necepts--C 1913 sheep
cars sheeo and lambs hogs IL cars Cattle sold
At about Mondays basis for goot Calves little
higher basis pretty good 1885 S. some sales
81 Sheep lambs choice arrbs
market unchanged extra SO 25TS6 a..
good to choice SGQs8 -: Ia fair SuQS5 so
SheepChoice extra wehcrs. SJ@$5 % good 10 choice
s. T5US3 Hogs Market ctQ5c lower Heavy and YORK
81 @3US5 30 pigs 81 20 rouKhs j00S4 So stays
So IOdS3 60 Close steady.
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lEHICH VALLEY,


T.
Time West s3i Desbrosse1
stree's Daily sunday SUNDAY
trains tSlHt1y tSuniav A
INuudAy leaves % Pm Sunday leaves SIS sunday
lea - 10 An s>GrdAy leaves So 4
I'7.i ~, IA 4. Local NSrON.
-. 4, ESQ A.. BJ Fl a.
Yves and pngips local points Fsror Dining Cars Con-
-'Il.JI Tee Noon BLACK DIAMOND Ex-.
Cagacity Que U.s. l'o = connecting with through Sleepers
70 trrgit a II chicago. Dining Car service carte.
l$'l1. Loo ~. " For WiLkkSBAHEE, SCRANTON,
Tbsg =. 10 NJ Coal Regions and
E2'IU' 2.:OF n loca! for MAUCII CHUNK.
-i.l), Nj. 20 chicago \tStihlle
and r0rOuO. % ~ ~ -0-s~
roz31F 500 Pm Expos Express FOR BUFFALO and
SD. 200 Pm For ITHACA. ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
ami Sleeping
50 fLAiNtllLD and BOUND BROOK.
SUNDAY; sees, 50 - 10 N '5lu, P
JrtS and Pullman &c -onmGda0ns No and
l broSway, = square Columbus Ave- n
500 tt9n So Court HdNv station BROOKLYN
FStc " WI. call for AID check baggage from hotel
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Iotal $40 IS3
FLOUR AND MEAI.-The, market was generally held
f 6s s 5d sreSa Sn sRT % re
apart straights and rather close
So o@$$ a. nf S 90 snr TFte o5 3 So
asa 10; extra No winter, s. 5aS2 9o extra No > win
and aTrys; RYE FLoJR-FrmY g Quoted '0 Fair to
MEAL.-Flrm Quoted. Kiln dried 81 4oqS2 80, to
yeoV s5a96c coarse F FEE Gs5s sr
Quoted Spring bran, spot SIG: sacks arrive, 200 NJ
white: mddlinEs sl6qSS 3o city bran, sl6 5OGs7 hom
Enw AZ; r. character Of Northwest
ss 50 MS IN Contrast TO that %nea had provsed
operators. horouGhy alarmed. bought with vigor
strength was in The last hour Of trade When advces
ouEa, LED ny an e'tma'e from Snow that the three
With the hest conditions against les 100000 har-
neapos and Duluth were ars to show mporian.
slowly until the close, when The latter de
na 1o SEher than he night bfre ef rsr ga pine tfs
GAY when good rains were announced in portions OK
Of believing worst OF bull crop advces
from the Northwest had been seen Gradually the market
which bulls took advantage Of later in the session When
hT[ 'Ts4a'yl ns@ crop Tep9r Is a COCO deal OF me
entirely the market having lost much OF It's previous
position the bear eide. selling wheat quite freely ut
- - IN le apes, Mhi'h We're = 70
of at Paris and :. Of point lower at Berlin Antwerp
points decline Wednesday The export business
rather slim again amounting only a
seaboaTC points Minneapolis reported strong
and demand a he price. re
was prospective Increase 400 900 bush Duluth
stocks. while s. Louis reported Its
from the Indian Territory. The Southwest
to ne Offering red wheat freely during the fore Of the
day Northwest receipts cars. W
451 last week ana GO q year ago Quotations
red NeW-Yark 81 C. No hard Manitoba &c prompt:
Sic prompt, No Northern New-Yori T9isc.... CORN
There early period OF depression corn.
gave 10 frmness which lasted throughout he
afternoon. that last prices higher
previous night In addition sympathy with the ad-
YaDc.rg tendency IN wheat. the market affected
SINAI! country acCepances and satisfactory shipping
demand Chicago Export transactions the
reached - oads-consdered fair business after Thurs
days heavy transactions The E1Ellsh closed
delivered ard 4Olsc 3 ahoat OATS-There a
fair demand for white and considerable advance.
while mixed remained about unchanged and quiet.
The future market usual, entirely neglected.
No . oats closed &c; No 3 26ieC; No white.
2s.2c; No ? white. miNeT. 2TG2Siec.
white. 29G34iac No . white clips goo E-AIar
ket steady No Western, GO &c and No Western &c,
both afoat; State 500 ( New-York. CARROTS.
'BTadstreets gives the wheat and n9ur shipments for
the week 4.6Is G29 bush against go 221 last
and 2 794 AL In the corresponding week
go bush. .O22 s'2 year exports
week C2i @o5 bush. aPa!ns;
last week and 3,2s530l in tho week
Since July this aggregate 1856
254 32I BUSH agBIns, lG2 45 725 during the period
year ago.
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York, June 70. 1900.

NeTv-YOrk. June 10. 1900.
swing peniuatio1s the character
~ business to-davs coffee market were decidedly IN
i,,s h H ideas led holders Of the staple 10 take
armer stand higher prices The opening was steaIy
ADVANCE Of : points. which Immediately N
esed 10 70 II points scramble Of shorts for
600 and active foreign account The buy
movement continued almost without abatement
,-2orghout the session. with sentiment ernphatlcaI!y
strong European market reports. hSht l<o re
cents urgeu. demand for spot coffee al higher prices
s,Uish average Of statistical changes Nothing IN
- ~ ercoura cement the plague stricken
+an Of the crop led the trade here 70 take
ee~io1s u situation and look wei 70 re
s-vsa MOI only this country. but in Europe as Wei
visible Is some 4doNou bags brIo"
+bat II year ago and is rapidly shrinking unGet io
[ifb5rawais warehouses at nearly a.. I2I
with prices net = u j. polILs
trs Total sales reached the u1usua! total OF % .0o
The market spot coffee the feeling vas hin
Th BUYERS numerous the basis Of sc for &c fo-
he conservative ana hod OUT II
Le sSances Tie present stock u coffee in tayre IS
i-ss Io9 bass as against 1.If@ooO last Week 4hese
rrH-nTs include 1172Oe2 bags and ll94po bags re
spectlvey. IN ,to ,cc.I market
sgsf follows:
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METALsThe market for metals ruled rather quls
market was quoted at $50 IL.
at the Gqa s %orHsFn Mo oundy a
SO Lake copper ruled dun and unGhangea on ne bass
spelter was weak at 81 22h9$4 p Tho brokers
price Tor lead So 20 and for speller 81 %.
liberal blocks Of syrups but unable to secure
eseeR at 6 outside e5 ssss r@
with demand moderate on the basis OF former sSns
common, l2al3c fair l4al9c; god 2oa2sc prime 39 goa
4oc. syrups-Common l9a2oc; fair 1j@1ec; good, II
4lsc: prime 21G23c; fancy. 25g2sc.
OCEAN FREIGHTs-Rates Tor sail tonnage were ncm
inquiry with but limited offerings especially for the long
easier f "a S2" June nc and
2r Iaf TfIe aStng In ali other trades rates were
firm Quotations to Liverpool "ere %; London S54d
castle 49, Antwerp 45.d Hamburg 10 PfennIss Rot
100 10, 22c: London. oats. Is ID July.
ous-Cottonseed oil was thoroughly unsettled that
operators knew Just what the market was and bust
bid a5c for prime summer yellow put 1t was held in
was nominal With quotations unreliable Refined poo
!eum was unchanged and lnseed oil firm We quote
bbs 81 so and in bulk So 25 refined cases New York
50 IS % eF5 6 30 s nom in Po s 1S9
ner yellow. 35G36c nominal; of summer yellow. 800
NOMINAL prime yellow 89G po a"a oS sg inseed
cua raw 7ec Western lnseed oil quoted &c under city
market showed moderate nrmness
The session S ,S at first by IN
sdy small receipts ana sens at the advshee m gran
whio6 prevented any imP9Tant rice in prices Chicago
a bass CITY S' The ana at Omaha
S oSiS EGO oGos Ss'SMa @ ST 75gsl family SIS 5oa
ga 2 short es2 sig 5Og$1 $40 o2 .o
2s Co. exira > ndS mess sGai7 HANS
quoted s2o@s:;2 : 80 PE ass Ieo HoGs
piss. &HS MBATsPicRlsd bellies
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COTTON-Thougk bearishly inclined the local cotton
trade was forced give 70 buff speculation from
Europe and strong cables from I-lNGIPo az. F &
closed yesterdays market the lowest point OF te
session The rank and file Of the talent went nome
frnlv convinced Liverpool would take warning ana
fuctuae accordingly. he impression being tnat Ptotu
cor coalitions IN Offset the damage
from central belt and that outstanding
So interest had been materially during the
events mere. t1TetHeF win Ire ap-
pearsr,e II formidable foreign buying orders. asl-
oerted operators the cal ard lfo = q ~
cover. which prices advanced 10 = points. OIIte
forenoon prices continued 10 work steaGiy
PERSISTENT and purchases bE rrlTes"i-
influential foreign houses baisn er'h 1s7l
LfnaTe local circles. ana with
F-urc-,ear SPECULATION To Etanastill
Nsr--Fr7ess no cri,-t was made by the drec
prices well up the best figures n the Day
Near the close small amounts q cotton held by IN
yeorE which fair Irohts existed came OUT tnaet
forecast for much better weather throughout the b-
morrow fact that %eV-Drears houses, Tsputed 10
Be- engineering squeeze in The summer monthE TOOK
positively part IN buying mere caused co.sluri dD
Comment Change. led frequent expression OF
opinion thar ali tax n a deal unfauEd-d IN fact.
Early reports the Memphis district indicated d.
which e Instances reached "e.nlEh olou-boI7t
proportions. advices from the Southwest. how
quite balanced the untavorabe news from
me MissE=-rfI Valley noting me nelis WIN nc flt
We'll deEeCre5 and in a position to withstand easily the
Usually trying her Of July and August The Atlantic
states reported favorable outlook. with farmers
vel Up il cultivation very eratifed with the
IN general Among the dispatches received Change
toey The following 20 J. & Bache ( Co. from Pine
price q cotton just through two Of
cur lower which IN best cotton section says
"-LEt h.t2ii4fn man iiaN h'Fl inns Sfa'li
the s-l VERY grassy and no labor; Offering 81 DAY
ano board for choppers We cannot make cotton
on 81 day labor II good weather should come now
TIE stand VIII be- badly damaged" The market closed
very steady ~ a net advance # 20 10 points.
The rsnre n contract prices in the
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool June 15 p. m.-Cotton-spot quiet; prices
unchanged; American mddng 1-16d. The sales OF the
day 5000 bales Of which 800 were for ion
nd included American Receipts, iloOo
bales including g. 100 American. Futures opened quiet
and American middling ] m June
and July, 90 sd buyers
July and August 64G4 5s-64d buyers; August and
September 4S-64Q4 49-}4d buyers September and Oc0
Der 81 -64d sellers: October and November. 2O-6d
sellers November December, 4 10 6id sellers De
cernber January. 3Gd sellers; January and Feb
ruary sellers; February and March, II 64d
sellers: March April, ll-64d sellers.
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NAVAL STORES.

There a moderate amount activity and strength
developed in the market for spirits tqpentine AT the
close Of business prices showed gain of lie on good
southern advices and liberal inquiry Rosin re-
'' p A =, eeriIors 60 he a. III bEis 81 q
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-47p47l &c.
ROSIN-Common good strained. 81 50; E, 81 60;
F. 81 10; G, 81 20: H. 81 so: 49, K. 81 20: NJ. 81 4O
N, SO GO: w G, So 20; W W, 81 90.
STOCKS ON HAND
Spirits turpentine 5sz bbis
ar <'7OO oOIS
Wilmington. June 15-spirits turpentine steady. 42Sq
43c; receipts, 143 bills ROsn steady, 81 O5GS1 10:
cepts 1l6 hb Crude turpentine steady, 81 6O9Sa 60
receipts - bbs. Tar quiet 81 40 receipts 1903 bbls.
Savannah. June 15SpiTits turpentine market firm at
1870; receipts l.1S8 bills go; exports. 1876.
Rosin firm and Unchanged; receipts, 762 bbs; sales,
1898 exports. 5000.
Charleston. June 15-Turpentne market nominal; moth
ing doing. Rosn quiet unchanged
London, June 15.-Turpentiue Spirits. SSs.
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Railroads.
DENNSYLVANIA
.AILRoAD.

STATIONS foot OF West Street and
CTThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortiundt Streets is five minutes later than
mat given below for Twenty-third Street
o'huon. except where otherwise noted.
''Ds1 a; W. F@AaI MAIL--Limied TO Buffet Paror
C6easo NOTE 70 PtsbuGs Sleeping Car Pittsburs 70
S.3 4 W. P FAsT 5IEF'IsPgTE and cIsysIana
For bssr Dining sm@HE os and
1.55 p. VI. Chicago AND s sTl LOUIS ExPREss-
For Nashville tvia Cincinnati and IS5aisviIiej indian
o.sf p VI, ST LOUIS ExPREss-For Pittsburr.
S5 j. WsTERY 9PsTi5s * h Chicago For
20. 35ici p NJ PAcIFIc ExPREss-Eor Ptsburx and
R nGago For Knoxville daily via Shenandoah Valley
So p VI CLEVELAND AND CiNCTNNATT Elk
-, sWAsHINGToN AND THE S-' SOUTH
10 2 ni3 Ce o 10 sOI9SSes ana CoFtSndt Streets
Dss9rosSeT and cortland, Streets 200 sa5 con
sDln1g Ca5! 495 Dining Carr . ?, m. - 70 night
S.nEreslons Lin an ParoF ana Dining i carsS s2s
~ Dining Car. 405 Dining Carr s.25 D. I2IO
soL,TIIF , RAILwAY.-Express a-25 AS p m. I21o
NORFOLK ok AND WESTERN RA1LwAY.-FOr Memphis
ATLANTIC COAST LGNE.@Express s.55 a n and a2s
CIESAPEARE & OHIO RAILwAY-755 a. m week
SEA 8GARD AIR LTNE4Ezpress - IS m. and 121O
FoE OLD FONT COMFORT and NoRFo1K.-z55 a m
Atlantic city, s9a 90 2 m daly, ,,..,,.v.
TThroqEh yss6usd rTaiHs BUFFET Parior Cars ana
F F6r Pal MAT n Es % P wsekdays;
west Iwenty-third Street Station. SIS a. m i240.
-. 30 40 and ass .. m Sundays. 925 a ABS
D. n NIon Deshrusses and Cortlandt Streets $50 goo
m Zoo 30. 3-4O 40 and 10 p m Sundays.
- D.. FOR PHILADELPHIA
and Cortandt Streets 62OD. rs, T5o.
o-lS 30 ('55 Penns- Limtedl. 1910 Desbrosses
ca Streets l92ql Dining Car. 1885 Dining
streets 20. 255 SIS. 355 425. 4.25 Dining Car1.
p tDinlnE Carr $50 Dining Carr.
20 p Y 10 night. Sundays s 10 755 (no coaehss5
80 SO 92j q IS 0Lmltei). eos. 1885 Dining Carr
a m. 80 lh5 Dining Carr, IS 355. Dining
Can, 40 Dining Car. $50 Dni:g carr T55 a25.
500. by m.
Ticket Offices Nos. SCI. 945 1106. 1854. ILL., es1
Station and stations foot Of and Cortlandt
way and Peunsy ivana Annex Station, Brooklyn;
ton, JERSEY City The New York Transfer Company
denCes through destination.
Telephone ''914 Street, Pannzvfvani>
Railroad Cab
J. B. HUTCHINSON 7 WOOn
General Manager. General PassFr Arena
B-J-1eOO
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new YORK CENTRAL,

y.
9l2 A n. and q = NJ Daily. sunday. P1ttk-
Held sundays only at . 20 A. NJ
Pullman Cars all through
Trains Illuminated with P.ntSCh Light.
Ticket Offices ll3. 26i as and 1916 Broadway. IS
Union So. ". 81 IVES, 125th St fSsth 81
Stations New York: $50 and T26 Fulton S. and 100
Broadway. + n. BROOKLYN
Telephone 900 SSth Street for New York Central
Service. EagZage checked from hotel residences
WestCott Express Company.
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Exchange at to-day: Hudson River Railroad,
400 Erie 300 Pennsylvania So Delaware LacEawanna
boats $50. Total. 176O Receipts OF straw
$50 by river boats; 40 do by rail- Total $40 TONS
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!iy. ease; September. 22Hc: No 2

cash. 24c; June 24o: July 22sc; September 22sc: No
white, 2722715c
Toledo. June 15.-wheat active; higher; spot, 7she;
July 7S$xc: August 7S&c: September 79Ac- dull
unchanged; No 2 cash. Oats dull unchanged; No
cash 23jlc Rye dull unchanged; No cash. SOC.
CIoverseed active 1sos prime IS %; 1899
prime IS 80; October So IS: No 2. 81 621AGS4 65.
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Railroads.
ERIE RAILROAD

Through New York, foot Chambers
a. follows, nd b minutes earleC w. sd
III Daiy-Soid train for .. m.
BinghamtOn Waverly. Elmra and Bradford. Coaches,
naTior car and cafe dining o Buffalo
.{O N m DaiI.-Ckicago Llmited-Fast mail-sold
train to Chicago. arriving 80 Cleveland a.
M Sleepers Chicago, Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining
$50 =. Buffalo and cleve Gland Express
town 1927 Cleveland 1890 sleepers BurraIo
- TX d m Daily.-Solid train for Blnghamton Wav-
ery EmSa Chicago Sleepers to Buffalo Chicago.
Dining car.
nIICKETS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
Il COMMODATIONS at Ill. liz. 261 4Ol and Broad
way 2oth ST. and 2Is West i25th St. Chambers
ST. es broadway. Brooklyn 122 River ST.. Hoboken and
Jersey Station. New York Transfer Co. calls
checks baggage to destination
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TIE STATE OF TRADE

Buffalo, June 15.-wheat-- Northern carloads spot
red c No White Si and sdPG mixed Sersd 9Ss
yellow 4as@ No yellow 42S No corn 4' Sc 10 10
24'.c Rye unsettled No nominalIy. 8ld62c; No 6$e
8 Ga 29 7s &C. &c Sege and s g. oaf imO:
quG Ha m I%@e d. g,. o No Sq559 G2rn
fem. 'NS' steady 'oalo@'' Cheese
SCI. Dg sa5sr June @ 10 hard 7so July 7sEo
223a2aSo corn 1O; asSso 'i@' No 'O'Hs
H. Mi,lwauEee june l5-wheat firm: No Northern 72,a
So Barley Arm No p 40 sample y sea sts1Sy No l.
Minneapolis, June l5-CIose-Wheat in store No l
track: No hard Zoe; No Northern 7SC; 10 North
rrs S9 s,do June 1gwhsat higher
Witt clipped s6t hu fna In %odfg@s demand No
Western i ia Pr'9s 20f Eggs STEADY fresh nearby
Cheese firm RecegtsFlour 1000 bbls 100 600 pounds
o sa'F b wheat Loco bush 2d coo bush oats
bush. oRts $1,000 bush '' '' ii'ooo
Chicago. June 15The leading futures ranged as fol-
,p Wheat No :: Opening. Highest Lowest, Closing.
AUGUST Aug HMM: ~ s" - S.
5 $#:.:, e. .,4 g.. II: Sc
Oats No .:
5 5 $#;;... e. e.
5 5:55 ::'. =: q #ss 'H as& %
Lard. per 100
5 5sIE ss s$ sc sssss ss 90
Short ribs per 100 ~
s ssiS Hi: &C., s5 s sss sssss go
Cash quotations follows: Flour steady; No 2
spring wheat IO407l39c; No corn 39hG39hc: No .
$Se No White % a5ec 10 Ty so No sood T fees
barley 82bc fair TO choice mating 4Oqiso: No /
naXseed s. so: no Northwestern. s. s6 prime timothy
seed Sc 4Q clover contract grade s. Tg$s mess pork
per Dbl $40 lOqSll 20; lard. 100 H. SO 40nSG
short rbS sides Qoose So 4ogSe TO- dry sailed shoulders
(boIed 69 6S4c; short clear sides boxed)
changed on the Produce Exchange o-day the butter
market steady; creameres l44lSiac; dairies 1870
1632c Cheese steady ss@9lac Eges slow: fresh Toe.
St. Louis, june 15.--Clcse: Wheat--No cash re;
June, I24sc July 73SsI73 4c August T8ssc: September
74b974Ac; No . hard. GsG70c Corn--No . cash. SOC;
June. 3oc July 3s7sc; September IS 93oo Oats-No