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The age-herald., 1900-08-06
Tire Peacock Throne

Tire Peacock Throne
 From the Boston Herald.
 Among the boundless treasures of the Shah of Persia is the peacock throne, probably the most costly ornament that the mind of man has ever conveived. Says a writer who has seen this wonderful piece of antique furniture,'' the frame is en- tirely of silver. and above it the gleams of silver melt into molten gold. It is in- crusted from end to end and from top to bottom with diamonds At the back is star of brilliants that almost make the olo- server blink. The rug on which the Shah reposes is edged with amethysts, and the pillow on which he reclines his Imperial head is fringed with pearls. Some travet-
The age-herald., 1900-08-06
Treasure Arr;ves

Seattle, Wash, August 1.-The steamship Humboldt arrived from the north today with forty-ene passengers and s290,000 in treasure Humboldt Gates and c. w. Hall brought out $15O,o0a, a portion being the proceeds of the sale of Gates interest in No. 2S Eldorado. Gates is one of the pion- eerS of the Klondike
The age-herald., 1900-08-06
TIp ExcEnsivefy for Married, Men

From the Baltimore American.
 Mrs. Henpeck-I have no control over my husband at all any more.
 Mrs. Wunder-Whats wrong?
 Mrs. Henpeck-TIe secured certified copy of the census enumera tors record, showing that had given his name as the head of the family.
The age-herald., 1900-08-06
Striking a Happy Medium

From the Detroit Free Press.
 "There are some girls I'd give the world to kiss, and some I don't want to kiss at all."
 She-What kind do you kiss?
 He-Any kind I get a chance to.
The age-herald., 1900-08-06
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
For Plant of Anniston Manufacturing
 Company

Anniston, August 5.-(Special)-Th An- niston Manufacturing Company has award ed the contract for a complete electric light equipment for their large cotton mill. An equipment sufficient for 45O lights will be put in and work on it will commence right away by the contractor D. A. Farrell.
The age-herald., 1900-08-06
The Best Prescription for Malaria

The best prescription for Malaria, Chins and Fever is a bottle of Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply Iron and Quinfne in tasteless form. No cure-no pay Price 50c. i-I3-fri-mon- wed-6m
The age-herald., 1900-08-06
Colonel Roberts Dead

Detroit. Mich. August 5.-Colonel Thomas R. Roberts, who was Provost Marshal of Cincinnati during the last three years of the civil war, died at his residence here today, aged 72 years.
The age-herald., 1900-08-06
Secret of succss Disclosed
From the Indianapolis Press.

From the IndIanapOIIS PreSS.
 'I,'' said the gentleman who had fairly prospered, am huIrbly proud of the fact that I took Get thee behind me. Satan, as my motto when I began business nfe.'
 There is nothing" said the second gen. tleman, who had measured business wits with the first gentleman, like having good backinG.'
The age-herald., 1900-08-06

lers, Burton among them, have estimated the value of the peacock throne ot $25.- OOo,000. Rather steep. yet why not2 The old Persians chief happiness was always in collecting precious stones, and if this throne cost only half that sum it is just as fully, a seat as if made of green ruShes
The age-herald., 1900-08-06
PERSONAL.

J. J. Johnston of Gadsden, Ala, is in Bir- mirgham for a while.
 Officer J. M. Nix will leave today for a short vacation in North Alabama.
The age-herald., 1900-08-06
Only Yesterday

From the Boston Herald.
 Fancy daughter of. Henry Dixey nak- ing her debut on the vaudeville stagel 1t only seems yesterday that pepper was the hind legs of a COW. E8aa
The age-herald., 1900-08-06
Cab Drivers Strike

Paris. August 5.-Four thousand cab driv- CTS have gone on strike, demanding a lower rate for renting vehicles.
The age-herald., 1900-08-06
"THE BEST SUMMER OPERA IN THE S0UTH.'' 7

SIR JOSEPH PoRIER.r Mn. Lightwoed
  CAPTAIN CoRCoRAN. MT. Drennan RALRH h oKsrRA Aw.... Dr. McKen1rey, DICK DEADEYE... ........ ME Washburni JOSEPHINE. ......M Miss Scruggs LITTLE BuTTERGUP. ...- ...Miss Vesey HEBE. Miss Gorlisse Lewis
The age-herald., 1900-08-06

Fru-Miz copyrighted by NoSs ton 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-21

n S fyes and . ssosa a PSsG
out the session and as offerings were confined pretty
much all DAY to soatteTed PT9t Of g and pheTefore
unusually sensitive to any bull news mat sg Pec1
latve one although positive strength Of crop and other
hSH poT S9na R %s 0s the ADVANCE Of ai
sts after The late Oppression on ms bad BEEN made by
vas ne NOS DulaSa , sdy,Ses in some time and
egn houses acted again on both sides ogt sppsreny
we're OF the same bush character they been right
fuTes have settled down over spring wheat Many
6 a P de a8 6oF6 besTed IN BY the public
which behind the days ADVANCE Northwest s5ses
and closing top prices for the day showed 47sG ad
SI tnaTenced bv crop advioes right at its own door
~ scustiye sIrGrt Of wheat is expected to be main
l2ined Sg TeP P f favorable made little or no i'm
preston with the trade when vas enIlreIy ,[Ie
lion Moreover the Southwest a moderate buyer Of
wheat which tended to stiI Offset any bearsh
York openng at So s9qeay se The a range on
December from $3.50 to ss,sc closing at So me
10 loads were negotiated Continental markets
Gr STS Of points Budapest lost points Antwerp
was Is point higher \ feature 5 f the n5s n9 of per
minutes in the afternoon Early in the day there
setback seemed invite heavy buying. which sent
was unsettled and very strong Quotations Of cash wheat
r. b Sa5 M TfI Ss sos No 6ad Duluth DC and
No Northern Pguth SSS al prompt; No N oe
trade place tho market with prices respond
irs strength wheat sharply. selling up lc
q hush he active demand from shorts
proved one features being stimulated by fairly
Arm cables and selling
trast to the offerings OF the last few days
The export demand limited q loads at all ports
Although acceptance were reported liberal they
partially fair shipping demand
No corn closed 1880 elevator and delivered, and
4Sl.c h afoat oAIS-Ihe market IN ule "eSI
strong and dull futures al
though cash showed undertone and sharp ad
vance No . oats 2Sc: No 3 oats 2T}c; No
white 8oR80I4c; No white 29ls129sc; track mixed.
p T9lqc: track white. 29g35c No white clips BO'7
800. RYE-Martet firm; No l Western, 81 ana No
csc, both afoat State rye b9c Z Ne eS
465 g I Nevy-Yorz: mating 491z G52c New-Yorl1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-21

41944c: No 1 haxseed. 81 so: No Northwestern 81 So
prime timothy 50 co. clover, contract grade 81
pork per $40 4OG$l1 SO: lard 100 NJ So 5o
67. ribs sides doose, Sc 559S6 s. dry saed
shoulders tboxedI 6leG6sc short clear sides (ooXed)
81 1887 whiskey. basis Of high wines 81 % sugars
oa IS: granulaed %; Confectioners A. IS IS
firm: creamerie5. 14dl9c; dairies 13916}zc- Cheese
steady. sl2a9lac Eggs slow. fresh. 10c-
Cincinnati. 20.-F1our firm higher; fancy 90 6S9
50 20; family. 50 9O6S3 Is. Wheat firm; No red SIC
2Gc. Rye firm; 2. 62c. Eggs firm. 10g1Olzc.
Duluth, June 2OWheat No hard. cash. S3Ssc; July,
S3sc: September s4$sc; No Northern cash 81 &C. July
7Gl2c. oats 23'sa24c. Corn. 4O9sc.
Milwaukee. June 2O.-Wheat higher; No Northern.
Sn0Slc No Northern, IsgI9c. Rye higher; NO l. 6Oc
Barley higher; No 3 46047c; sample, r0G45c-
Minneapolis June 2O.--Wheat in store: No. North
No. hard. S4l4; No. l Northern. S2ls No Northern
so Flour higher. First patents. 81 go second patents
81 30; first clears 50 10 second clears 81 10 Bran IN
bulk. $11a$11 80
Philadelphia. June 2O.-Wheat FIRM and 2l2c higher:
June. S16S2c. Corn firm and 1c higher
No mixed June i64d Oats quiet. but firm: No
Western. creamery. 1@ec 30 prints 2oc Eggs hTn and
lzc higher. nearby Western. lie do South
western, 3'ac: do Southern, he Cheese hrm and &c
higher; New-YOrk full creams. fancy. small luci do
good choice "a d9&c Refined sugars unchanged
Recepts-FIour. 600 bills 2OOOOOO N in sacks: wheat
21ooo bush; 10000 bush; oats. 10000 bush ship
mentsWheat 1000 BUSH corn, 900 bush: $4,000
bush.
St Louis June 2o-CIose-wheat. No . red cash. 7sc;
June, Soc July and August sic; September 81 sc; No
hard 75G7Gl1c Corn-No cash. 40c: June. soc July
4ol4c; September 4O$sc Oa5sNO cash 24c June. 24c
July. 249sc; September. 23lsc; No white, 27i2c-
Toledo Ohio June 2O.-Wheat active. higher; spot
active. higher: No cash, 42I4c Oats strong, heher;
No. cash, 25l2c. Rye dull. unchanged; No. cash
5'c tloverseed dull Unchanged; '9S prime, - 10 w
prime, 81 80; October. s. %; No . 81 90 nominal Oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-21
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Juno 2oCattle-Receipts 1900 head;
slow 20 loo lower; butchers stock weak l"c lower
natives. best sale today. carloads 81 %. good
prime steers 81 1oS 50 10, poor medium. 81 5u4S5.
leCted feeders steady lutS+ mixed
stockers loo lower - 81 t0@$ COWS Sa4$+ 90 hetfer
S3HS5 Ia Gamers, 81 4oUS3 bulls $3QS1 calves 500
50 80 receipts q Texans, 1900 head best sale to-day
carload 81. Texas fed steers 81 IUUSI 20. Texas
steers. 81 65US+ - Texas bulls Sass 30
Receipts day $1,000 head. tomorrow. 1000 est
mated lief. 5000 market 10 lower. closing
top, 50 222 mixed and butchers. $5pS5 224 ged TO
choice, heavy, 50 l"u$1 "a rough heavy SJUSS 10.
light; $5a$" - y; bulk Of sales - lo0$3 - sheep
Receipts 10 900 head best steady others lower,
choice wethers 81 T5p$5 10. choice To- mixed Sc 75
81 80 Western. 81 40d$5 warnings 81 25aS5 49, native
lambs S5GS6 co; Western lambs. SGu$b 30. Colorado
lambs clipped, 81, spring lambs $5Q$7 -.
Cincinnati. Jun" .ltoEs weak at 81 .tGSI 70, cattle
active At 81 5op$5 p sheep dun and lower nj 81 700
81 80. Lambs dun and lower S46ST.
Ptsburg. June 2o.-Cltte steady; extra 81 Goa$5 SO
prime, 81 1895 co. common. 81 5o0S4 - Hogs active
and higher, best mediums and heavy Workers s. 5ul
s. 50 heavy hogs s. 4oq$5 A.; pigs s. 2oa$5 rough
81 iopS sheep slow, choice Wethers 81 6JUS4 ~:
mon. $2d$3 choice lambs, 81 5ou$5 20; good
S. 2o - %; spring lambs. 81 Jo@$6 % calves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Eew-YOrk June 90 1900
BEANS AND PEAS-The market for domestic white
beans continues dull and meduTl show
weakness, outside quotations full high. Red kidney
eased off a little competition TO the
Other beans, both domestic and foreign,
quoted OF late. Green and Sctoch
peas lower. We quote: Beans, choice, per
bush 81 l75@$2 3D. do medium, choice, 81 l0g$2 1921
pea choice bbls 81 27qS2 30; do bags 81 %
kidney, choice, 81 l2a do white kidney, choice 81 2a
So go DO yellow choice, 81 20; do black turtle soup
choice 81 65asl 7o do lima California So 52Aa$S 80;
do Scotch bags, 81 l0@Sl 1879.
BUTrER-Receipts quite heavy to-day. and there
thought Of any further advance in price Most
operators fairly steady Of the situation how
ever. ana there moderate trading A large
OF the receipts still goes into storage
owners account and this Of relieves the situa
ton good deal Prices for all Of creamery,
dairy and Western packngs about the same last
quoted We Quote Creamery extras, n. l91zc: do
hrEts 1854 g19c DO seconds l730lsc thirds 6a17c
State dairy half rn tubs fancy Isle do hrsts 17zG
lec Welsh tubs. fancy lsq1s5c; 171ec;
dairy tubs seconds l6gTc do thirds I5n16c Western
imitation creamery extras l7zc do hrsts l4l6l2c.
% lower grades 54l6zc; Western factory extras
60 nrsts 5c 90 seconds l5c factory or dairy lower
gradcs l3hMl4Ac; renovated butter, fancy, l!4c;
common 70 prime. 159I7c
CHEESE-Market presents a quiet appearance to-day,
claiming their advices will not warrant following
me ADVANCE but with surrounding markets all in strong
position and the stock here and arrive costing high
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-21

t3tton EXchange special liverpool cables: Spot cot
ton steader. sales 10 0C0 bales.
800, American. 1900 receipts 1000: American, 1000:
inla9lng upland l2d; futures opened quiet unchanged
% l-5a lower al - N steady. I'D lower 1-4d
net advance Closed firm. 3z-G4d lower 70 l-64d net
higher December-JanuaTy. Abs: January-FTel,raary
3D. February March. 4.l3v; March-Apri l3y; June
4oJsf June-July. Abs July-August. z5412b:
September, 1865 Septenber-Ootober S2s CcoberNo-
FeInber. Al 7zDs NovemDeT december
yarns irregular. cloths quiet
FLOUR AND MEAL market unset f,v
further advances IN wheat holders
from l5c 70 &c than yesterday -four which ef
iectually shut Spring patents
Writer straights s. foQsa So winter patents S4Qs4 q
spring clears S54$5 % No. winter. 81
extra No winter 81 70Q$2 50: grade SIS 5GaSs %
spot and 20 Rrriye...-..RYE FLOUR-Strong. Quoted
Far 10 good, a54S5 %: choice fancy 50 3Ons3
COItNMEAL-Firm. Quoted Kiln dried. 81 1922 90 as
10 brand .----- BAG MEAL--Firm Quoted: white
ana yellow sOQs5c; coarse s8ds7c..... FEED-Firn,
Quoted: Spring bran. SIG u sacks arrive 200
10 az ~ CORE iGter bran s17gSs 70 latter white
chop. SIS T5asl6: oil meal S27 80; nseed oil cake SCI
Of! cake, $40 80. -
SkAIN-WHEAI-Bul were strongly intrenched
man ever IN the wheat market yesterday prices scoring
totRI advance Of zMS5sc the
the greatest This tremendous IN
turn attended by heavy speculation market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-21
STOCK ON HAND
LIVE STOCK MARKET

New-YoTK. 20
BFIEN FIS-R Receipts 1913 2.2S6 head.
Guiding for alive ~ for slaughtrers and 81
for the market, Of which 10 civ nd
at SXtieh-st. There q cattle. held over from
previous arrivals. that also
Demand only fair, but prices
higher; bulls and ruled steady yards
but SiXteth- prices declined Oll5c liberal
cepts About all the offerings cea5ed up. Common
TO choice native sold 81 6oq$5 rs per
oxen and at 81 25uS4 rs bulls S3gS4 50 at
81 2SuS4 %; fat at 81 ~ Dressed beef
firm, but selling rather slowly 7laVSiAc per for
ordinary prime sides. choice beef
SIC. London cables quoted United
slower l2a12l2c n. tops l2@.c
Liverpool the price II Nc dressed weight.
friserator beef lower Sic per NJ Shipments day
24sO quarters beef the Liverpool
and cattle Antilia the West Indies; to-nor
row, G cattle and about l35 sheep Bermuda the
Trinidad.
Saies-s. Sanders 6 stable fed Pennsylvania steers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-21
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-The market for Brazil coffee futures was TOT
but Tsi-aeT SLOW.
few more plague cases were reported but they tal 70
stimulate speculation extent. they served
ever to make sellers more cautious ana not much cofee
any time during the session On the other
hand buyers numerous and tTaIlsac'!ols
the day reached total Of only 1880 bags me
little after opening STEADY al IN
chanEe5 prices 10 decline Of points a lew DayaIs
would influence the market 10 temporary
stability weakness tIe
The main held steady course, partly o"
that receipts showed the move
De backward. while outmeasured by warehouse
deliveries with another. unusual situa-
ton FOR this Of the Gable accounts from 40
rather sluggish conditions abroad Inc
finally firm. unchanged 10 10
market for coffee TradlnS
hestatlnc scale. with values more oC Jess
basis OF previous QuOtatons-No 1 RIO,
invoice lots. SIC.
The range % prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-21
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Baltimore. June 20-Cottou nominal; mIddling. &c;
low midding, 916c; good ordinary 516c. Gross
cepts bales: exports l5OO bales; stock
Memphis. 2O.-Cotton steady; middlng, 10 16c
low middhnE, 16c; good ordinary 5-l6c Receipts
bales shipments $50 bales. sales. % bales; stock
80 III bales
Houston, June 2o.-Cotton quiet: middlng sac; low
middlng SIC good ordinary, 7&c. Receipts % bales
shipments, 1G25 bales; stock. 9l41 bales.
Norfolk June 2D.Cotton steady; middlnE. sac; low
miidlng $50 good ordinary. 7ac. Receipts % bales
exports coastwse. - bales bale; stock. T+T4
"a
Savannah, June oO-Cotton quiet; middIing. SIC;
WitdirC Sasc ordinary, SIC. Exports coastwise
LOO bales; sales. 10 bales: stock, 17.111 bales.
Mobile. 2n.-Cotto1 nominal. middlinR, 9C. low
mddIng, Sc; good ordinary. ssc Receipts. 74s bales
exports Coastwse. T45 bales; stock. 3 $50 bales
New Orleans June 2O.-Cotton steady, middllng
lee; low middung. Ssc; good ordinary 3-16c. Net
receipts 2272 bales; 31T bales sales. 500 bales
o.
Galveston. June 2o--Cotton steady; mddrg S$c- low
midtlnE. $50 good ordinary. 7sc. Receipts 20 bales
stock oS2 bales.
St. Louis. June co-Cotton duh. middlirg Sac; low
m.iiiuE. 9-l6c good ordinary 3-16c. Receipts -
ba shipments. bales.
Augusta. June 2O.-Cotton quiet. middIing, sZsc: low
ut5dlng $50 Receipts 80 bales; shipments Isl bales;
sales 151 bales. stock, 5sS3 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-21
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA
k3 r


DtsSrosses and coItsnd5 s9res,, Street .aa
CTThe leaving time from Desbrozxa.
Cortlandt Streets is five minutes iater a
that given below for Twenty-third san
station. except where otherwise noted.
20 a; NJ. EAsL MA!L-LimlIed 10 Buffet Paris,
o25 4. NJ. 70 FAST S9ai u.s. 70 flits9uTs
oo5A NJ PENNSYLVANIA fISirE sIl 3 Gpl9Tfsad
hieasa 5ni csveaad Tos s5a 9Se9ssy
I.55 r. VI. CEfICAGo AND ST. LOUIS E,,ppvs.
For NASHVILLE tvia Cincinnati and Louisville T1SS-
Dds p. VI: ST. LOUIS ExPREss-For P,..,u--
5S = wEsTEY E SPisT!5s + h S5ie,,,
rs r. NJ. PACiFTC TExpREss-For p,,,.,,--
Rn1fs E0r Knoxvile daily; via Shenandoah vale2
So ?: NJ CI.EvEI4,ND AND CISc ffSISTdFE vx
WAsnryST6oSXSE tS iDs'3 FiiE siIssa65 rTH.
70 2G Dining carr Dining Car, al i s'ssTs
s SPs9G9sfef LA and c2Tandt STREETS 200 as coo
s PniRg Ca5 8 cni9ing carl . Il Is night y
1S5 Dining CARR ass tDiEiaE Car, 525 p CIT 3 y
SOUTHERN n,gh9 51 RATLwAY-Erp,crs s25 425 NJ 1,n
No or ok AND WESTERN R,ILwAY-For M.mDn,,
ATLANTIC COAST LiNE@E&Press SIS a. m and >,
CHEsAPEhKE & OHIO RAILwA4-7.55 a N w...
'E 1iF gGA t FR AIR LTN-EzDress 1856 n and 12Io
FOE 4:e GL ID POINT ONT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-zmam
ATI.ANTTII5S,S S sHa 80 = = m daily
ThTogs5 ysbsd T2an5 a Bus: II TeS s. sBs
F F6I EN- p No. = Y - ? n. weekdays.
On .NeW York and Long
sS5 9ty-third street Station. So A. m h 4a
D n g. - ~ ana 4-95 p sundays. Q * m N
- N,Il Deshrosses and Cortan=t Streets) 33O n
N m y 90 30 $40. 40 and D m SUNDAYS
80 A. .. II p ~ ~----eSS
3 n lr,, FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Uses ana Cortlandt 2Ol.
$50 . CO IS Penna. LtTniteil 1910 CDesbrosssSs
iaI1t streets 1920 Dining CO{ni1S
stI ar a. 81 a n IL 55 10 Desbrosses and Cortland,
80 Dining Car SIS Dining Car, x %
% p m II 10 night Sundays 10 T55 mo coscbsSS'
30, SOD %, S55 (Llmitedl 955. Tfnf7T
a m 10 50 DINING Carr. ~ 3 - 25 Cbi1fng
- sos. O. p m. Il 10 niEht. 800 '0'' 60
4lCkee onices Nos 4G1 q45 1926 1854 III
broadway: Aston House: West Twenty-hfrd strss 81
STATION. and stations foot 0f
streets; Court Street. $50 Fulton street 90 B-9aS
way and Pennsylvania Annex Station BROOKLYN. ST.
tl9n Jersey City. The New York Transfer SoI,rsss-
VIII call for and check baggage from hotels And
dences through destination --- vs.
Ie1ePhone 9l4 Eighteenth Street Pennsylvania,
J. d tCICitINSON J. r. WOOD
''e'a' manager, - General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-21
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
9:l2 a. NJ. and 80 Z. VI Daily. EXCEPT Sunday
i'ttsde-1, sundays only a a.
Pullman
Trains ulI1liCa- tod with Piuusch Light
Ticket Offices PSI. as and 2Is B-5a4wav -
Union W 20 Columbus ave. 1873 Wssr I25fh =
I,th = and l2>t1 $ Stations New York; s9s ana 728
Fu.t1H -. and loi Broadway, 2 D. BROOKLYN
Telephone 900 3Sch Street York Central -,N
Servca. Baggage checked from hotel residence 81
Westcott Express Company -
GEORGE II DANIELS General Passenger Ar.,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-21
BALTIMORE & OHIO II. r.
FOR ME NEST

FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York. foot OF Liberty Street. South Ferry
(NhiJehau TermlnaD minutes
"Daily Except Sundays ISundayA
CHICAGO. $50 a m. Q1berty street Only) 'LSO p N
and 'l2l5 night
PITTSBURG. $50 a m liberty street onIyl. 500
200 and II. Is night.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 1000 a. m. 200 p N
'l2 Is night
ROYAL Blue TRAINS.
NASHlNG4ON. BALTIMORE. IS.UV. 'l0OO t DDlnsI'
lilo a. tDInerj, LOO p. (pIner 'LSO (LIHstl'
800 C'RoyaI Limited" exclusively Pullman Tram;
Diner and Ca.el. 100 lDinerl 100 p Dnerl AN
H. Is night NORFOLK. TOO p m
All trains are illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Offices: llS. lI2. 26l. 4Sf. 1900 Broadway. 8 Union
50. W H. Bowery. n Y; $3.50 Fulton 81. Brooklyn;
Whitehall Terminal Liberty Baggage checked
from hotel residence 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-21

-.-.-
been 81 20 can. The Exchange price remains At Ia
In addition The nggrss in cans 9gatsi aeoTe Tho
milk. ana the Central dong hnuD daily average
PoULT1iY-ALIy Receipts II carloads by freight.
and a moderate quantity by express. Demand .s usat
which scarce and higher Ducks and geese dragging
p ~ 16e S@ o5s!s a5o ROSTERS 5ec ,aricys sg
&C. dqSK ser PaiT AGo 18sd sR[ rSoeBts ~ s
ana only moderate Invoices, holders were inclined to
been done IN average best fowls fully warrant
tho quotation but the general demand continues slow
RuysTs shop closely before paving o. ana later hggre
IS an MAJ can be rear 5 Io n ssrs CONTINUE IN NOE;
esTrn Giy S grsdes 6rnly sustained spring
S' sIPDiy accT1Uaf,o ysr duii and weak
6Pss3 hed Gla IGaEeg Se9 zsn IT f esr
6Sulet' Wo quote: ICED~Turkeys hens average best
s sS av toms ae r9 poor TO pa ' aqss d. To ese
i4gI6G; fowls state and Ponnsyiyana good to Prm@
Io4lGse do Wss.GTn 6 seaiaed esG az "ssTn dry
ana deks Eastern and Long Island
enInF rer n 11l'5gi2c. geese Eastern spring zoe:
e6s per d25en 81 5@9S2 5 do bs small x ana 4a s5 ga
mixed young and toms No l. I1912c; young toms,
scaded 1s1i4c DO fair to good i6ai2c chickens fancy
T TG NS / Saa4c d@ Pan sds{se ducks fancy
lOQllc; do No /. sq9c: geese average best.
orAToEs AND y5GETABI.Es Southern Gota
active market ruled hrm and 25q4o hgher old potatoes
Asparagus dull weak though receipts continue
condition prices low irregular
light receipt and nomnally steady. Green peas lower
String beans firm and higher under light receipts Squash
tuTnips dragging Tomatoes moderate
dull and weak under a light trade Other vegetables
a quoted. We quote: Potatoes Southern,
Rose prime, per bb 81 1889 80 Chn. white prime
81 I0aS2; Chill, red, prime, 81 25aSl rs: 75cD
81 %; culs, 5og7oc; domestic Ga prime 81 12aSl -;
punches 81 25q$4 30 culs 75cd$1 bees 100 bunch
$1Q$2: caulihowers Long Island and Jersey per bbl
S14$l 10 cabhages Baltimore. Dbl 5C4G5c; Norfolk
Flat Dutch. per crate 65as5c: Wakened $4,000 do
Flat Dutch, per bb 6OHSOr, and South Caro-
lima, per Dbl crate, 4odG5c; cucumhers. Norfolk per
basket 75cG$1 do North Carolina, per bush basket
75e; do Charleston. Dbl sl@Sf 30: DO per basket
CSC North Carolina, 100. 5OcQ$2; onions
muda crate, 81; do Egyptian. per bag $2Q$2 10
Orleans, Dbl 81 25n$2 do per bag SlQSl
do Eastern Shore. potato S1dSl %: peas Long Island
per bag, 75ca$1 string beans Maryland. per basket.
81 l9qS1 30 do Norfolk half Dbl, 65ca$l: squash
100 punches 81 aS2; Jersey Russia Dbl booQSl
toes Savannah per carrier, 81 25QS2: Florida prime
81 6Oas TO- do fair good 75ca$l % Mississippi per
case 604sCc. ~ -