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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-09
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, June S.Cotton easy; mddliug. s1zc; low
middllng good ordinary IS4c, receipts. bales
stock III 500 Weekly-Recepts l004 bales; exports
1891 the Continent, 66l+ coastwise
$50.
Savannah S.-Cotton nominal, middling. ss.c
midding, S9sc ordinary 81 receipts. So bales
exports coRstwise 1873 stock, l9oS3 Weeky-Receipts
913 bales. exports wise 3.O34; sales. ~.
Augusta. S-COton quiet mIddling. Sac; low
Tniddling. ~ bales; shipments, AIS sales
1900. 6,279; 1888 1851 Weekly-Net
gross receipts 147 bales shipments. S02 III
800 bales; stock $50 Weeky-Receipts. Is bales.
ports coastwse. 49,.
Mobile. June S.-Cotton nominal: middling 8 I3-l6c
niddliug coed ordinary I56c receipts 80
stock $50 Weeky-Fteceips, S6S bales exports
cOastwise, 3O6
mddng S%sc good ordinary Sc; net receipts 80 bales
1893 10 T WeekiyNet receipts 400 bales; gross. SOC
shipments. 3 400. sales, l275.
Houston. June s-Cotton quiet middiing, sac; low
midding size: good ordinary IA receipts. 80 bales
shipments. coz. stock. ll2T+ Neekiy-Receipts, o6l
bales: shipments. AS. sales. 1872
ST Louis s.-Cotton dull; middling. sac; low
uddng 7l6c; good ordinary 1-i8c net receipts 50
bales: gross s04 shipments 1O14 stock 80 666 Weekly
Net receipts bales: 2S4O; shipments 1918
sales. 10
Norfolk June S-Coton nominal. middling, S7sc low
mddrg SIZE ordinary. 74sc. receipts 2IS; exports
coastwise I25: stock S1sS Weekly-Receipts 24so. ex
ports coastwise. 100
rddne Ice ordinary, SC: receipts e. bales;
sYporte to France 1851 the Continent $50 coast
wise 252 sales 900; stock corrected, &S43 Weekly
Net receipts 7O24 exports 70 Great
Frttain 3S66 to 1851 TO the Continent 99tS
coastwise 500: sales 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-09

snort OF the market, with report
Late weather predictions announced that show
bot the impression made mind by such
announcements than apparently by
Duiish weekly review The Miller concerning
WINTER wheat and the Of hot wind damage in
Al information bearing winter wheat
one character and that bullish The idea that
stances again prevailed wheat circles, but
experience yesterday IN acting this theory the
or sharp setback unless encouraged by indications
OF good rains in the Northwest. foreign
49, moderately hrrner, but in except London
was mere any strength corresponding the buish de-
EsiopInents on this side The closed 1G
la net higher Liverpool 1d1kd higher. Paris
wheat and -four 1890 points advance Budapest
point higher than the previous night ship
1892 600 bush compared with 736 900 bash
Teeelpts footed up 40 cars compared with ia
msek ago and 300 cars last Quotations Of cash
New York s4a4c nominal No hard Duluth 81 s4c No
nard Manitoba S1l4e; No Northern Duluth. TBSc.
No / Northern Chicago, roc all prompt. CoRN-The
corn market started with as
parent as there Thursday. and for half a day
was extremely dull and embarrassing. with only slight
upward tendency prices based advance in
wheat The persistent growing strength in the latter
staple. however gradually undermined confidence
lla IN the LAST hour very general rush
Ile close strong Ire
at shorts had been holding back days hop
70 give up and protect themselves. The
especially in Chicago country acceptances
We're small and the shipping good Export
f eqs look 81 loads English markets closed I'D
elevator and delivered and 46Asc afoat.-... OATS
The market butla late in the
afternoon showed undertone in sympathy with
2ec: white ISL. 62s &c; No 2 vbite asc +racE
&c r TE-Market firm No l Western 62c and No
western, 81 &c. both b ahoat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-09
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Nest-fork June ..
PVaNS AND PEAS-The white
changed materially. Trade is generally
sfog ana confined small iobnng requirements. but
holders ask about prices Red kidney sui hay
ing inquiry exporters and choice stock is held
kidney also firm. owing TO small
supplies other sill drag Foreign beans
n very much The condition noted Of late The
quite offering and an easy feeling, except on
strfc prime and Scotch weaker.
we quote: Beans marrow choice per bush. 81 20 DO
medium. choice 81 l2I4aS2 Is; do choice bbls,
choice. 81 l215gS2 To- do white
kidney 25as2 So do Yellow eye choice. 81 %
black turtle soup choice 81 65asi 10; DO lima Cali
foria IS 52a4s3 BE- imported fair 10 prime g seg
So medium 65G$f So do medium inferior. 81 4Og
81 go green meas bags 81 IS; Scotch. bags 81 IS
BUTTER-The steady feeling noted yesterday was only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-09
LEHICH VALLEY.

y
lPccna. z r Ferries
streets Daily ? n Other
Trains daily sunday
sunday leaves 5l5 Pm ySEnday sunday
leaves p - a n S , ".
y-7-f d. u. 30 4 Local for EASTON.
So o. ccs-s0 A. n BI ALO. NIAGARA
West and principal local points ParOr Dining
Coal Regions
--II.jJ, I2-CG Noon BLACK DIAMOND Ex-
eaP1cy Due buffalo 80 connecting WIKI through Seepers
20 Detroit and Chicago Dining Car service
.l2.2I, loo N For wlLkESbABBE, SCRANTON.
n Coal Regions
y'5.le y3.SoP N Local for MATCH CHUNK
xt5. or Chicago
ami Toronto.
%. 800 P Exposition Express for BUFFALO sd
-s.J5, 900 N For ITHACA. ROCHESTER. BUFFALO
an4 " st u Chicago.
so PLAINFIELD and BOUND BROOK, locals daily
sunday, 'sz5. $50 and - N
Pullman
i5 Broadway. = tcion square 2i5 Columbus y
BroOkiyns
y Y Transfer baggage
residence through destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-09

y
3d. g4o4c; No yellow S9Q 4o14c No oats 2a g22a.c;
56l2c good feeding barley. SIC; mating
391sg42c; No haxssed 81 so; No Northwestern
mess pork per bbI $40 7oG$1 81 lard per 100 H. So sG
30 III, shSrt ribs sides GOOSE S0 5qS7 dry sailed
81 3OS! 40 whskey basis high wines, 81 %
cul toaI ulchangec On the Produce Exchange To-Day
the butter market creameries. I+1eQ ls+c.
diaries l3gl51sc Cheese quiet sQ1lc. Eggs steady;
Cincinnati. June s.-FIour hr1ner. Wheat strong.
higher; No red 75c Corn Arm. higher; Nc mixed.
Butter sugar Eggs quiet i6a lose, Cheese
y Duluth June s-wheat-No l hard cash. 74e; No
Northern. T07sc; No spring. 67sc. Oats 10 lza23c.
80 Milwaukee, June s.-wheat higher; No I Northern,
5S No Northern 69geg+te Rye hPner No l.
, Minneapolis June s-Wheat in store No l Northern,
fnmg g w. JTy e SePEem5er 79ffqle on
Northern $50 Flour higher; first patents; 81 second
patents So so hrst CLEARS 81 S. second clears 81 20
Philadelphia June s.-wheat firm &c higher, con-
mixed June 45@45l.s Oats frm but quiet; 40 white
clipped 29g9ec. Seeds unchanged; clover Western,
81 a0GS1 - Flour sIrong and i0a Zoe er b1 6fber IN
extras 81 50a$2 TO Pennsylvania roller clear. So l5G
s. 29qS3 So do straight s. 5q$3 so do patent 50 SOC
s. So spring cear $ s5qS5 lo DO straight 50 35q$S 60
Butter quiet but steady fancy Western creamery 19g
Western I5ci DO SOUTHWESTERN I2i2c 90 southern lie
Cheese unchanged Receipts Flour 100 6bls 700 600
5I.V' push oIIpfneh ts,-'lats teuu nuSn
St. Louis, June stosing Wheat-NO red cash, Tie;
hard G6a67c Como cash 5sisc; June, 5sSsc; july
So &c, September. 4olsc OatsNo cash, &c: June.
Toledo June s-wheat active. higher spot, 7sc June
7sci July. 7s%c: August 7sci september 7sc. Corn
sesd active higher 1885 prime S. 1855 prime s. 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-09
new YORK Central.

HARLEM DIVISION
9:l2 A II. N Daily Sunday. Pitts.
field sundays Q 20 A NJ
Pullman q
Illuminated Pintsch
Ticket offices 113. 261 as 1.sl6 Broadway -.
Stations New York; 33S T26 Fulton 81 and los
Broadway. 2. D. Brooklyn
Telephone 900 3sth Street for New York Central Cab
Service. checked from hotel residence ky
Westcott Company.
GEORGE n DANIELS. General Passenger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-09
NAVAL STORES.

suirits turpentine continued yes
terday. casing OF - under weak Southern markets
Quotations follow
TAR-Regulars, 81 10: oil bbis. 81 %
SPIRITS TT RPENTTSE- as q l447 14c.
ROsIN-Common TO good strained. 81 50; E. 81 90; F.
81 20. G. 70: q l. 81; Z, 81 70; II, Sc 20; y.
81 co. G. 81 10. Y ". 81 30.
STOCK or HAND
on. 113t0 bbis
Spirf
Tar 400 dds.
wilmington s-Spirits turpentine steady. BIG
44c: receipts. 09 bbs ROsn steacy. 81 o5qSl 10;
turpentins quiet 81 1OdS2 20;
ceirts . bbls Tar steady 81 40 receipts II bbls.
Savannah Spirits turpertne steady at 4532ci
receiDts sales Sal; exports, 425 Rosn firm;
receipts bos; sales. 2o47 exports 10 AS Quote
4. 3 Q. 81 IS; E 81 70 r 81 .; q. 81 80 n 81 40
81 90
Charleston June s.-Turpentine market quiet at 45c-
Rosin quiet unchanged.
London June s-Turpentine-spirtts Ais Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. June Spring wheat No Northern. carloads
No Northern. round lots. 76ac. Winter wheat
excited quote holders struck with bush fever and
prices beyond what local mie-s viii although
secured mixed at 74c this morning Corn strong; No
corn 4314c Oats higher: No white. - &c: No white
271ac; No mixed DC. No mixed. = 12c. Rye, No
mand-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-09
Railroads,
ERIE RAILROAD.

,-,s1 tnlns leave New YORK.. foot OF Chambers ST..
- |rIoSs and 5 minutes eariier from ". sd ST
40 sa.s Daiy-SoId train for Buffalo, AT
r,,Ssrofon Wavery. Eimira and Bradford Coaches.
Ilis4 ana cafe dining 10 Buffalo
pa IA pally.-Chca9O Limited-Fast nhiE--soid
-, o. S7hicago arriving so D. AT. Cleveland 40
tan ~ Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
III; m pay.-Bufiao and Cleveland Express
,,,Io az bradford 70 Jamestown 90 and Iounss-
80 10 u a m, Cleveland l2So p m Sleepers TO Buffalo
-. cafe
aia ~ Day--SoId train BinEhanton. wav-
-. Sotra chicago. Sleepers 20 Buffalo Chicago. en-
cinnati. Dining car - -,
y,,IS1Ir7S Local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
uCnNfu66 TONS III Ii2 26l. t0l and 9oI Broad
= i5S Fast I25th and 2T3 West l25th ST. Chambers
~ W., Sgd St ferries New York, 3 and $50 fulton
g, az broadway brooklyn. LIE River ST. HoeoSen Aad
T fTv station York Transfer Co. ea-ls Tor Aad
ehsrk. bagsasa Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-09

C0r-ON-Speculacion futures active
TO-DAY highest The lowest the active
options showed q range u only points, except on
months. which huctuatec 10 10 points
TIE market opened steady n with prices 70
: points this being Increased TO & matter
q 397 points 500 after light covering and pUr-
FOR Southern Sentiment was inclined
70 lean toward DuIl side being inasrnuch
reports the condition
not encouraging while number OF sections in the
central siguned -ha1 the outlook rather
gloomy TIE moment Toward midday runors gained
circulation effect that prominent operators had
eecu-sd conlra o. the long account II NeDTiears ana
already squeezing shorts LnouSA more
particularly OverEoC July parties. Furthermore II was
declared r1z- well known parties IN market were en-
gneeT1-g ike here side issue OF the
$eHJsH-s bulge These reports kept the bear 1action
n Of mind, particularly the recent
month and IN the SouIh
has been peculiarly Of late. with tO-1ays ad-
reaching - points July. Conservative parties
scepI-ca- disposed 70 rldcule the
disastrous
result Of effort the Of local house n the
advance prices the Of opposition from
the trade al speculative markets. The wire houses
poorly supplied with business and speculation
general failed develop liberal scale Toward
close q the trade seemed
until tie report has
beer thoroughly until holiday
L. Liverpool The 1nally quiet and
sJeady, a advance OF TO Il points
The q contract IN the local market to-day
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-09
Surrogate's Notices.

Surrogate's Notices.
TN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon. Frank
- Y Fitzgerald. a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York is all persons having
r.ainst Frank z County York.
with vouchers thereof
subscribers place OF transacting business
ONCE OF Thomas z. Barowsky. Nos. Al and 10 Wall
street in City Of York Borough OF Manhattan.
18th of June next. Dated New York
the 2Sd day OF Deoenber. 1899 GRANT SQCIf1ES. Ad-
n,nistrator. Lillian WING, Administrators. THOMAS
" IA ROWShSY Attorney Administrations
and AZ wall Street New York City. Borough of Man
haitian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-09
CENTRAL R. 4. Of Mem JERSEY.

SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
n
A M so P NJ Sundays. ro-06
A NJ 100 p. M-Atlantic Highlands Seabrght
Monmouth Long Branch. Elberon- Asnury PARK
Ocean Grove Point Pleasant.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
1880 1880 $500 1900 sIC.O0 -II:sO A. n Too
$50 800 $3.50. 400 T4SO 800. 100 fT-3O 1900
1875 P N. -12:15 ndt-
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
lf-4.3O -I13O A ". Il 90.
P NJ
Liberty South 113 III.
1900 broadway. ut
d Union So West 153 I25th 273 I25t,
81
Fulton St. Brooklyn: gs broadway. williamsburg New
calls and checks baggage
day. tSundays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-09
OTHER MARKETS BY TMEGRAPH.


Chicago, June sCattle-Receipts. 1,50O head Steers
strong active. butchers steady TO firm and
active; native best to-day, carload at IS 90
good prime So l0$5 10 poor medium - 90
$50 selected feeders slow s. +0aS5; mixed stocAers
weak SO 759S4 Is COWS. s3d$4 so; heifers So l5QS1
So 25d$3; bulls S3dS4 40; calves steady S5QSI
Texans-ReCeipts. 800 head sale to-day 10 car
loads grassers. 500 Texas fed 81 50pSI -
Texas grass SO 75dS4 Texas bulls SO 25d$S 20
HOgs-Recepts to-day. 5000 head tomorrow testl-
higher, closing weak Top SIS %; mixed and butchers
S5dS5 % good choice s. 1885 Is rough heavy
S5aS0 light. S5$5 %: sales s. II ass % p
Sheep-ReceipJs 1000 head sheen and lambs steady 10
slow weak for inferior grades Good choice wethers
81 T54S5 30; fair choice mixed, S4qSi go Western
sheep 5O9$5 20: yearngs 81 259s5 IS native lambs,
S5g$6 90 Western lambs S6qS6 90; spring lambs S59
81 % Colorados SO 1887 IS.
Cincinnati, June sHogs active. higher, 81 50qS3 80
Cattle steady. So 25qS5 Is. Sheep steady s39s4 80.
Lambs strong, 81 25G$7 Is.
East Liberty. June Seattle steady; s. 5oa
SIS 90; prime, 4Oeps5 81 5O4$4 -. Hogs
active: heavy So 35dS5 40; prime mediums So 35
ara heavy 3OGS5 30 25d$5 30
pigs. So lo4s5 d; skips $+S4 10 roush So T5q$4
Sheep s. 30
81 70; lambs, S5mST. veal calves, SO 50d$T-
Buffalo, June S-Recepts Cattle, OF cars; sheep
and lambs II hogs. q Shipments Cattle 81
sheep and lambs cars; hogs, - cars. CattleNo
particular change the absence OF receipts bur feeling
Calves choice So 50G$6 50,
9S6 So sheep and lambsLambs steady, sheep slow and
prices easier Lambs choice So 5OglS6 90 good
TO choice So S 30; fair SO 25S6 90; sheep
wethers, choice 81 eo6s5 10; mixed. 81 503
lambs seGss Hogs 591Oc higher heavy, S. 40dS5 As;
Workers So 5d 5 80 load 81 40 pigs s. 30G$5 3
sales S. 37la Toughs "a 50G$+ TO- SO 40
50 20; all sodi close strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-09
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York, Liberty South Ferry
CNhltehau TerIninaD > minutes earlier
sDally TExcept sundays -SUncays-
CHICAGO. s4SO Liberty street onIy) $50
night
PI7-rSHIT re Cnlvl. saOl
. nl 200 .. m nishL
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS 1000 = n. 200 .. II
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. Ts.00. 1000 CDfnsr,.
m (Dileri, 100 =. n Diner
Limited exclusively Pullman Train
Ca.el. 100 lDiurrl- 100 lDinsr9
81. Is night NORFOLK. 100 D. n.
All trains Illuminated Pintsch Light
Ofices- Il3. L.. 20. asa I-nfor
So W BoweTy. y Y 800 Fulton So B-ookI1---
whitehall berry s.. chs~<-s
from hotel cr 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-09

Yester

spot cotton closed quiet with quotations 1-l6c lower
OF ne tzsIs Of -3i6c FOR mlddlng upland and lice
Tor -a----ug lIult Southern spot markets tele
gTspned follows Nevorleans quiet ssc, Mobile
no-nlua. 13l8c- Savannah nominal SAC, Charles
ton rraaI: WlTn nothing Going. Norfolk nominal
= hsc. Baltimore nominal SC; Memphis steady
p1sc- a quiet - g. Louis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-09

Rle-Cafee market steady. 10 ! RIO. sss50 exchange.
. ll-32d: receipts 2OOO bags cleared Tor the United
states coo bass Europe, 1000 bags STOCK
l50 600 bags. ,
statistical position Of brazilian coffee is as foows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-09
DELAWARE. lACKAWANNA & WESTERN
WEST SFOEER

Trains leave Franklin 81 station. -. Y. toIlosa
anu - from foot Of W "a
- $50 +. NJ. CONTINENTAL LIMITED FOR Desror
Chicago and Louis. Dining Car.
so:IJ p NJ. Chcaso and 81. Louis Limited
fssoo p NJ. buffl.o NiaEara Fails ans ST..
-o:l5 p NJ. Detroit and Chicago express.
-Daiiy. fExccpt sunday.
Time tables al principal hotels and Offices Bs<sAss
Checked from hotel Westcott's
c. L LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent N. 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-09

10; country dressed ea aec: sales at ohc; little
ana H nfner az S sa lao N average at 81
per 100 NJ ls DO 127 NJ at 81; "a do la n at IS TO-
George Dilienback; AZ buttermks, 1as n. at s. so
s Judd Co: ~ veals 136 n. SO rs; do. 15S ~
Ta9R Shannon veas 1850 N at s.
head including L cars for the market making with
steady ana in demand; medium and common grades
steady; others dun and lower both yeaEngs
closed i6gSe on and weak on reported liberal supplies
stock unsold late the forenoon. Common 20
export wehers at s. 46Gs5 H. medium to good yearngs
IS 5oqs6 so medium choice lambs at 81 5oGss so
quotable above s. 35 finish Dressed mutton weak
lambs 11013iac; a few selected carcasses sold UP
ssies-M. Collins 281 virginia lambs, 6s n average.
IS So 100 10 $50 IS 10. SIS 26 Virginia culls
81 az f9 s "a m 9s 90 al 90 81
at 80 so DO 70 n at s. So 81 Ohio I sheer 10 n at
s; 10 DO. 50 n so do 40 r.
bucks sS SR b at d' So IS d. 5 g ~ o.
&c., wil Re- Ken5 Is y-a lambs Choice, q p
Ks T;6g yeaElnss 3, 81 p - at S. ,.,. 90 ~ 40
go do 70 h at IS an i25 do So H. at IS SO; go west
virginia do 81 ~ at s. a5 249 KENTUCKY do 60 ~ at
MeP6erson c9 ITO Ksagcky o lambs z n at s. 80;
81 Rsqg96g sheep eg S :n9o s 49, smD, 60 n
Tobin & shannon; 1I6 Kentucky lambs 50 n, at IS;
s. x i gssns sSS los r. s. 90 % 10
George Bilienback: 152 State fed Western sheep for
export 2e n At So 5o State sheep. 40 10 at 81 'o
HoGs-Reeelpts were or 1,75l head, all for
snd @ few head P 5} r bge o as
sc PER f W Te 5sse at Ps e. 8 late Thursday
per 100 n; State hogs lao n at $ so Toushs
5. Judd CO; date yesterday 81 Western hogs. 100
at 81 at s. So lSs do las ~ at So 40; stays go H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-09

Fareira coffee -Sar1OsConee market barely
sready GOOD average Santos $500 receipts. 5000 bags
gr1rs 24o bags. Ea-nburg--offee market opened
urc-a.ued- u o. unchanged 70 = prennlg
lower. sales - bags. Havre-Co1ee market opened
c.sr ana = franc higher; y declined = franc;
q n. barely steady and unchanged; at $50 p n IN
- a. rrrals al Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-09

MAlEy[g @T[EAW5M1P 60,
DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND. MAINE.
Connecting with all railroad steamship Hn--
Summer Resorts Steamships ''Foratfo Hair
Manhattan leave So. Z. p. o
Street Tuesday Thursday. and Saturday VI.
Steamers fitted with modern for The
comfort and convenience Ticket offices No
2s'0 broadway.
222 South ST. opposite he
HORATIO HALL. G. T. NJ. South Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-09

~ mt 11601D n 7EV1@ Z S MAI.
ELuI " LUZ IL III 4Gl5u STEAMSHIPS
o G L G o " VIA L o y D y D 2 r R 7
From Pier 81 North River, foot Of West oath ST
Astoria June II s a. m %
Ethiopia. June 1t. Of
Cabin passage $50 and upward
Second Cabin. $50 ST. Steerage s23
HENDERSON BROTHERS Agents II & 10 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-09

pED D LINE.
~ For La Guayra Puerto Cabeilo Curacao Mara
cattpo via Curucao-Calling Puerto
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn
Saturday. July
T|hese vessels superior accommodations pas
BOULTON. BLISS & DAI.I.ErT
Ciener Managers I35 Front St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-09

For Puerto RiGo1
Steamships the RED d. LINE will sail .or
Juan and Ponce follows:
s =. A Thursday Tune I P
:. > MARACAIBC THURSDAY. P NJ.
= : CARA Saturday, July L.
For freight
BOULTON, BLISS < DALLETT,
General Managers,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-09

SHORT ROUTE TO THE FAIRS EXPOSITION
HOLLAND AMERICA LINE
S.u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. via Boulogue-sur-
mer ga hours distant from either Paris London
Sow twin screw Potsdan. Statsndaru anc
Rotterdam Summer rate: First class. SIS upward
other
class Of cabin passengers; $50 and upward.
AppIy 10 HOLLAND AMERICA LINE. 50 Broadway
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-06-09
Sam II. jacks Theatre.

Owing to the wonderful success of
'.The Girl From Japan and ssThe
Bashful Venus at Sam T. Jacks,
Manager Euson has decided to retain
these two charming burlesoues one
more week, commencing Sunday mat
inee. The sonpany is composed Of a
gorgeous array of beauties, side-split-
ting comedians, singers, who would
put any nightingale to shame, and
costumes that would make the Bird of
Paradise burn with envy. The open
ing part is a musical burletta repre-
senting life in the far East, with Just
a touch of Americanism in it. The
closing burlesque is in five scenes and
shows rich New Yorker endeavor-
Ing to secure a wife through the me-
dunn of a .want-ad. It is full of clean.
wholesome fun, and is appreciated
alike by old and young. An olio bill
OF exceptional merit will be offered
next week. It will be headed by that
prince of laugh-producers and parody
singers, Mr.. George Beban.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-06-09
Important Change of Time ON tn
Nickel Plate Road.

Important Change of Time ON the
Nickel Plate Road.
A daily 27-hour through service has
been inaugurated between Chicago
and New York, leaving the Van Buren,
st. Passenger Station, Chicago, al
$3.50 p. M, arriving at New York 2:2E
p. M, following day.
Standard New York and Boston Elk
press leaves Chicago at 1926 a, M
daily, instead of 1920 a. nj. as for
merly, with through cars to New York
and Boston, arriving at either CITY
early the following afternoon.
Night Express leaves Chicago daily
at 1890 p. M, for New York and Bos-
ton, arriving at either city early the
second morning.
Courteous AfrO-American porters are
IN charge of day coaches, to look after
the comfort of passengers, especially
ladies' travelling alone. Dining car on
all day trains from Chicago, on which
the service is unexcelled, and at popu-
lar prices.
Mr.. ]. Y. Callahan, General Agent.
Ill Adams St., Chicago, will have
pleasure in giving all detailed infor-
nation as to rates and trains.
Chicago passenger station, Van BIZ
rem and Pacific Ave-, on the Elevated
Loop. City Ticket Offices, Iii Adams
ST.: Telephone, 2O67 Central and Union
Ticket Office, Auditorium Annex; TeIe-
phone, 20S Harrison.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-06-09
BITS OF INFORMATION.

| Customs receipts in the Philippines
will reach over 100000 for the year.
New South Wales has adopted Z
shillings a day as TIE minimum wage
for railway laborers. ,.
Among the articles left in Paris cabs
last year were 5000 umbrellas and
about hundred funeral wreaths.
Senator Cockrell of Missouri, who is
far from being the handsomest man
IN the world, fights shy of the camera.
Artesian wells have a daily period
of ebb and flow, the period of greatest
flow being the time of low tide in the
ocean. -..: ....
Shipping tolls on the Suez Canal
yielded 1885,, 400 in January, against
$1,416,000 in January, 1899, and 81 .4OS,-
600 in $685.
The house in which John Brown
was born in Torrington, Conn, is to
be preserved by society organized for
the purpose. &<a. .-- .r>
Native runners employed by the
British in South Africa inclose their
messages in quills, which they secrete
in their nostrils.
Camphor is the latest fashionable
stimulant in England. It is said to
make the complexion creamy, but to
be harmful to the system.
During the present century seven
Instances have been recorded in the
British isles when the bride married
the best man by mistake.
Rufus Blanchard of Chicago, who
has been making maps for half a cen
fury, was the first man to- make
mounted and colored maps in the
vest rs