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New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

, New-York June H. fo0l
=, bEkN fsS-Receips were rs head, mainly for
rated steady Dressed beef in moderate at 7s.
'c per N for native sides Gables Ikbal
sI on Yesterday evening. and one day earlier than
uclPated with IoI cattle for the Liverpool The
tevlc takes out to-day $40 cattle 2 III sheep
quarters OF beef uatter also
afhe and the Seryia sailing for the port carries
morrow with 95i quarters beef for Swift & Co. and
l6io quarters (est!matedp for other shippers.
CALN ES--Receipts were head. and there l0l
mead eft over Monday. Nothing doing Feeling weak
ty dressed veas weak at 6q9c 10: dressed
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts we're II cars or aG47
Tor the market making with the stock 1914
on sale all at Jersey city. except half Sheep
yeaIlngs were sluggish and unchanged in price;
lambs steady TO strong IA OF stock. nearly all sheep
were held over common 20 prime sheep sold 81 5Of
- Per 100 10. with scarcely anything exceeding So
yearlings ranged from S4 20 S5 medium prime
cus SO 81: good prime yea! lambs sold at Sc 25G
SO 80; dressed mutton sold per NJ dressed
ngs at Ieq9isc: dressed lambs 9laG1isc fancy
Sales-McPheIson & Co.: go Virginia lambs n n
average at SO 81 leo ~ 2a5 do 10 at So so
Virginia sheep IL n at 50 75 i1s do 100 s. 90:
Harrington Co: 2S2 Virginia lambs 50 ~ at So 80:
$50 do. 90 M. SO 50; 23l Kentucky do ~ 10 at So 4O
IL Virginia sheep. III NJ. at So.
PIG do "a ~ SO IS: 20l Virginia do 10 at So 25
y unshorn Kentucky yearlings 50 n at 81 62ls Ken
81 ~ -
Tohln shannon: 22s Ohio sheep 10. at 81 rs
81 80 H. "iAV'So" i'' 's"''NS 'eai''"sS % TO- at
HoGS-Recelpts as5 head al for
tations ST. 2oGS6 per 100 N. hogs
would probably exceed these figures.
Sales-Andrew Mullen date yesterday: IL State
lt2 n average at 50 As per 100 10 roughs $40 70
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12

wethers So 91Gs4 10; fair choice mixed 50 6ods4:
Western sheep S5 9OdSi 10: yearngs stQ$4 49, native
lambs. s4dS5 To- Western lambs 81 6qS9 90 .,oe..
Cincinnati 1i.-EOgs active higher. - lodso-
Cattle Quiet e. 1s5 Is sheep dull lower 81 25GS3 60.
Lambs active. lower. So 50ds3 IS. - oo.xe
East Liberty. June 1lCattle steady extra, - 'og no,
pigs 1IIGss 80: light Sc 1886 171z heavy
hogs SO iTiz mediums S6 1886 1l1e heavy aorS
fair Workers 80 OoISo ":
rouShs. s4as5 Sheep steady: best wethers s9g s9
SO IS; choice yearling 81 60GSi 15 common 10 soou SOU
s. so; veal calves. S667S6 25. -
East Buffalo. June 11-Recepts-Catte' car;
Shipments-Cattle. car; hogs. car. :.
There were fresh sale cattle few onnches rS Sn@
were left sold about steady prices
were calves sale. The market was nounaiy - ~
as u. Sheep and lambs-Onerngs, q loais, HOst,y
heavy lambs which draggy and at the close only
few punches been sold. Lambs. choice 20 sxtna
1O6S5 25: good TO choice ~ W
ass. Sheep-Choice SASS -; good to cholce
So I5GS4 Hogs-Orerings light: only i've loadS' anu
with active demand the market was hgnsrz heaey'
SO Workers.. 50 lOdSS 10. plsS
Sc 10; rough s. 5os5 co. s4 2dsi so The close
was drrn
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12

Cash quotations follows: Flour quiet. No 3
spring wheat 66iaGG9i2c No red 70&sdI2c No corn
white 27Ssd2sHsc; No 5oizc; Euod feeding barley
47c; fair choice mating 51153c No haxsesd 81 o.
No Northwestern 81 IL prime timothy seed, S3ls3 so
pork per hb s14 sO6s14 So lard 100 n s. 22
shoulders boxed So s7IsGsT 13s
81 whiskey basis of high wines 81 II on the
Exchange to-day the butter market was nrIn
cresmeries l5a lsac dairies l3alc Cheese steady 90
IOlsc. Eggs weak. lO$.c.
Duluth June I1.-CIose wheat-Cash. No hard
73i7c No Northern 7OIsc; No Northern 66isc; July
TO'ec; September. 6S+c. Oats. 2I'zG2IAc.
Milwaukee June u.-wheat lower; No Northern
T2Iad7 Northern. 7OdT1C July 1OAsG12isC. Rye
dull. No /, 52T52'sc Barley steady; No SEC sample
sOd53'2c
Minneapolis June 11-Close: wheat-Cash. ssi.c;
hard TS'sc. No Northern 6sisC; No Northern 65@.
68lac Flour lower patents Sc sGd 81 90, second
patents 6oqS3 clears. 50 65as2 75 second
clears. s2flS2 10 Bran. in bulk S1l 5OGS11 70.
Philadelphia June 11.-Wheat unchanged; contract
grade. June. I5's 56c Corn &c lower, No . mxed
June 4gt. Gi6l2c easier. clipped 3fla
34isC Butter steady; fair demand; fancy Western
cry l9c do prints 19c. nearby. Ice Eggs steady
fresh nearby fc do Western I4c do Southwestern 13
Southern Cheese dull New York full
creams fancy small 9b.a9lsc. sl4 a
ReceiptsFlour . 500 bh,s . 765 T2S N IN sacks.
wheat 74.O0o bush. 65oS0 bush 600 bush.
Shirments-Whea 4Ot1 bush; $4,000 bush; oats.
10000 bush
6P'sc: July 67isc; September e6isc No 7Ois a
Tii-C Corn-No cash. 4llSc July 4l1f1tsc: Septem
ber. f2isC Oats-No cash. 2Si9c. July 2Sssd2sasc
September. 2Gis 2}itH, No . white sic
Toledo. June 1i-wheat active and weak cash T1isc,
July TIA.c September. 70a4c. Corn weak: cash 4Sc:
July f3+sc: September. 4ic. lower. cash
2sc. July ~ NC. September 26ttc Rye 53c
Cash prime, So 30. October. * 32's.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, June II. 1901.
COTFFF--Pearish conviction. prelominated to-day
the coffee Exchange on ts opening lower prices re
suited from general sailing for both accounts, led by
room interests. ana prompted by ma
abroad The steady. with prices
gEIO points lower Heavy the crop country
sluggish demand for coffee I'm the Street market
undermine bullish opinions and TO stimulate
selling Tor short profit taking brought about
prices but best the market was
d narrow a heavy undertOne The market was
finally quiet prices unchanged 20 points lower
Total sales - about oue-third of which
were switches. Havre aud Hamburg closed al net
loss cf = and i-da pfg respectively Brazilian
cables Rio have improved - reis. while the
exchange rate dropped T-32d u 2332d Brazilian
recepts Footed p 00 hags being
days Tor Rio and three days for Santos
domestic warehouses averaged well
j. 6i5 ha~s spot ruled dun and weak with
ouotaons nominaly unchanged the basis Of &c for
fo \. GAc Z No invoice lots. Clear
ances reported to-day follows; Steamer Ragusa
from Rio June 10 1900 bags; steamer Bellaura
from same port June with 1l,00 haEs. and steamer
Mas.elyne from Santos 5. with 600 bags.
~ prices in the local marke; to-day
was follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
BALTIMORE e. OHIO RAILROAD
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave York. OF Chambers g
follows. and minutes earlier from W. 23d St;
geo a. m. Daily-SoIid for Buffalo. D. m
Binghamton waveriy. EImira and Bradford. Coaches
parlor cafe dining Buffalo.
1.sO p. m. Daiy.-Chicago Lmited-Fast MaII-Sod
train Chicago arriving 90 p Cleveland =
$50 D. m. Daily-Buralo and Cleveland Express-Arr.
Buffalo TO5 Bradford 10. Jamestown 90 Youngs-
town 10 a cleveland 12SO sieepers to But
Cleveland. Cafe
c-I5 D. Daiy--SOld train for 6nghamton.
ly Elmrs. Chicago Sleepers Buffalo Chicago Cin-
cinna.i. Dining
IuCKETs. LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
IL ACCOMMODATIONS AT III. ia. 26I 800 and 1850
broadway. lSI East L25th ST. and 2I3 West 125th ST.
Chambers and West 23d ST. ferries and
$50 Fulton 81. 9S Broadway Brooklyn: To- River ST.
Hoboken. and Jersey City station New York Transfse
Co. calls for and checks baggage destination
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June 11.-Closing wheat-Spot steady; No 2
winter No I sorthern spring. Is; No
California 6s Id; futures quiet July IS 9sd September
IS 9isd- Corn-Spot quiet American mixed new. Ss
Md; mixed old As 24d futures barely steady
July IS ia; September, IS 114sd; october nominal
Peas-Canadian 5s Sd. FlOur-St. Louis fancy
steady. Hops London Pachc COast) steady
ffdE4 steady; India mess. 62s Sd Pork
steady: prime Western, 61s. Lard hrm American
refined. in pals 3D. prime Western. in tterces. AS
Hams-Short cut IA to ~ firm. AS Sd. Bacon firm;
Cumberland cut 26 AS Cd short rib Is "a ro
ass middles light 2S TO "a NJ AIS 3D. long
clear middles heavy. IS TO 40 fb Ais 3D. short clear
backs f6 20 ~ AS; clear bellies IA 70 is o 4os I'd
Shouders-Square 10 steady. 36s Butter dull
United States United States 65s Cheese
American finest white and colored steady, As.
Tallow-Prime city quiet. 20s: Australian in London
ol-Eiull refined spot. steady.
DDS Sd Turpentine-Spirtts steady. 26s Cd Rosn
steady. "a Sd Petroeun-Rehned steady. 6fsd
ed oil firm. As
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12

COTTOS-A scare o month shorts ana lhNest
of exerted leading ihhuetct IN
cotton Events here IN turn.
fhe markets In South and abroad despiIe ule
that outside points predisposed 70 NehhIess.
mornings Fnrlsh cables marked disappolh lhtaeht
trade here and. with favorable weather ne,
The belt as a whole. led misgvings among ouIIs
jus, The oeninR But cautious and refused 70
take the call, with tle r'sut tat -
started steady in tone VIII prices pom.
70 point higher. heavy buying ~ the near
fer account sent prices " - =
points with a rush induced buying OF an
Shorts became alarmed ana scrafnhlel LOT
Eround doing adding greatly 10 the 80 g
the market July reached $40, August i"2 ana &c
ioher ZIG before the buying InoVefen. s,,c,t 70 ,o1
waning Liverpool and New Orleans were Guleh 70 -
low our advance and furnished liberal buying oae
70 representatives Complaints from lehas
that boil causing havoc 20 young cotal
fhe Of the central oei
from three 10 your Neh
ate At the weekly eoNtIhie
crop made its appearance ana pioNel
he very bulsh. this news there was iresh I.o,e
% cover. nd for Wall Street accouh, De
ke displayed a very undertone with the near rotn
absorbing Shorts were cohstahtls
menaced by August buying orders from the Mesl aho
abroad faction disposed 70 olsreEafo th
better the South. claiming Una
Present prices than discounted the faNorabe
climatic conditions Trading active and general n
ne last hour. u feared by scalpers that LNeToo
would advance decidedly o-morrow on our goVernnei,
report and buy in the local pit July jumped
haf hour q of general buying. The market was
hnally steady with prices net 20 - points higher
ne range of contract prices IN the local market toa
was aE folows:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
sorrunRN CorroN MARKETS.

Galveston 1t-Cotton dull: niddlng mid
ding Tc: good ordinary 6Esc Receipts. 4199 bales
ports Continent. II 63T. stock 665Si
savannah. June ii.-Cotto1 quiet. mddnE : II f6c:
low middlinE. 10 16c good ordinary SO 6c. Net re-
ceips I5O bales. 100 exports the Continent.
seas: coastwise. $40; sales So. stock n 900.
Orleans -1l.-COtton quiet; middling. .7sc:
m!ddling &c good ordinary 16c Receipts. :. 230
bales. exports the Continent $500 sales. 150O;
III i62
Memphis 1l.-Cotton quiet steady: Iniddllng
Tssc low mddng 7c. ordinary. 6tsc Receipts 81
bales: shipments 16S. sales TO. stock 20 625.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. June IL p m-Cotton-Spot moderate
business. prices American middlng 1881 The
sales of the day were 5000 bales. Of which 500
speculation export included 1000 American
Receipts. 5000 bales including 200 American. Futures
opened and closed quiet: American middlns IN June
{ 6+d SELLERS June and july 4 Sid buyers, July
August 20 Gid+ 2I-G+d sellers; August and sep
tember. 2l6ia4 II 64d sellers. september. 20 Sid
4 cd sellers. October 3 sd buyers; october
and November 4a4 I6fd buyers; November and Decem-
60 Cad buyers. December and January. o. 6id
buyers; January and February 626t3 So sd buyers
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. June 11.-Flour quiet wheatMsprins dull No
old offered SOi4c: do t6isc In carloads
winter-Mers Of market and outside buying under
sold 7Sc. Corn unsettled;
billing No yellow. 4Jc No
do. 44s.c: No corn. 44iac: No s do 44.c. through
billed Oats easier; white. 32l5c; No do. 3fA.Q
ec: mixed. soc: No do. 29lsc. through billed
RarIey-Ciood best quoted 57d59c. Rye dull; No
5sc; fancy. 5sc. Canal felghts
steady; wheat. 3c; 2c; oats, 2sc; 27sc TO
New-YoTk.
Chicago, June 1.-THE leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. June l1-Cattie-Generaliy steady; choice
cows and heiters nrm: good 20 prime steers s5 Go
@s6 25: poor medium. 81 50Gs5 so: stockers and
feeders. choice stronger ssas3 as; COWS. 81 s0as5:
heifers 81 S2GS2
calves hrm; s6Qss 25 sass rs
- 35 s. 90: bulls 50 154x3 S. Hogs-Recepts
day 5000 tomorrow $4,000 estimated left 1000
butchers, IS s5Hx6 1917 choice.
So 2o rough heavy s0as5 light sna$S oS: bulk
Of sales 50 81 i:4$6 SheepReceipts 1900;
lambs steady to slow. spring IS 49, good choice
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
new YORK central,

. HARLEM DIVISION.
o12 A NJ. and 335 p. Daily, except Sunday 70
Ptrtsneld. SUNDAYS only at 9.2o a. NJ
Pullman all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pntsch Light.
Ticket offices AZ ll3 26f, 4i5 and I2l6 Broadway =
Union So. w, 275 Columbus I95fh 81
125th and 13Sth York. ana
Fulton ST. and 104 Broadway. z. D.. Brooklyn
Telephone 200 2Sth Street TO- New York Central
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence by
Wsstcott Express Company. -
EDGAR VAN ETTEN. GEORGE n. DANIELS
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12

30 ctton cosed puiet With quotations TIC hshet %
t basis of blsc middling upland and 3loc Tor
Iuqng Sulf Sales $40 bales. southern spot ma
s Fffe feiegfaphed follows: NewOfleans quei ana
unchanged 7c 30 bile quiet and unchanged az gc:
sasannah quiet and unchanged Ii-l0c chariestoa
lln ana unchanged 7a.c: Wilmington nTm ana nh
l'teea al sa,c Norfolk steady and unchanged az %.
-tnpe nominal ana unchanged Sisc. Augusta STEADY
: -a-I0c ~' 49, '~S 49, -
e.elrts AZ The r0r.s points to-day com
pared NitA ;io rafse Gay last week and fast year.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
Railroads.
.ENNSYLVANIA
7AII7oAD.

STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
az The leaving time from D~.bro..e. and
sh%, as S'sssa S Is for ,e Later ss1..
station" eNeeps where other otherwise VI noted s. p,r0-
Cars New York Pttsburg Sleeping Car Pittsburs
5i'sso SG rSs s2sfnfi PiIssss and Cleveland
Sea SSeas cereand Toedo ind
1.s5 =: ". eHfe&a6 ASp ST LOUIS EMPRESS
& fpso e vs. St ST Foqs nors RinaS SPREsrr fa p.Dur. 1n
55 ''j E ~ VE WBsTERS EXPREsSmFor F S Chicago For
@ Sed p aIePp ~ PFTc R2s Ca P.Surg and
oae 1 SnSays o % ezeep @ saTs Valley
= VI P.bar cevesnd SP Sss6Ie Via cn %
s'nn'', waSHISGToS ans IIS,:G> AND THE SOUTH.
T55 SIS SIS. 1910 CDesbrosses and COrandt Streets
9nHs n6 Ga o1aSa GS D%Hs sss, ea @ M Z % a
grsssionaI Linn all ParIor and Dining Cars 3 % as
sunday. s25 $50 loss Dining Car, 1885 Sc
Congressional Lim all Paror and Dining Cars, BIS.
40 Dining Carr. 455 Dining Carr. 925 p. m. ~
SOUTHERN RAILwAY-Express. s.25 425 p m. II 10
ATLANTIC COAST L1NE-Express. s55 a. m. and s.2s
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY-"Florida and Met
& r9pSi'sn an Limited" 125S p m daily Express. 12io
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY-For Memphis
cEsfPEARE P E 5fsaa aN6 go Ohio M RafIywAYs ddly m and
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-Z5s a n.
W. weeE-days , and and s55 p. m. daily.
through v6asd STSs rsns and Ss s' , % wdsy cs, ~.
Standard Coaches.
CAPE MAY.-12j5 D m
For points on New York Long Railroad (ron
West Twenty third Street st4tionl s55 a m. IL 40
20 % 4 10 and 455 D. m Sundays 25 m. .
D m IRON Desbrosses and Cortlandt
Si5 a. m. 10 o. m = -
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
o-lo tDesbrosses and CortIandt Streets 2O T25 TA
s22 500 925 o. 55 Penna. Limited 1910 Gesbrosses
ana C9rtlandt Streets 10 % Dining Carr Dining
Sari ll55 1858 10 (Desbrosses and Cortiandt
Streets. 20 255. -. 355 425 4o5 CDininx Carr
100 Dining Carr. $50 Dining Carr. T55 s25 ass
- m, II 10 night. Sundays. (no coaches)
SO. $50 % 95J Limited. 955 1O.55 Dining Carr
a. m. l255. 10 Dining carr 3 d. 355. AS Dining
earl' 40 Dining Carr. $50 Dining carr. I55 25.
SSS. - p m. IL. 10 night
Ticket Offices Nos 461. III 26 Broadway:
lS2 Fifth Avenue (below 23d ST.; House:
Iwenty-thtrd Street station. and stations
nrosses and COrtland Streets street Fulto,
street 9S broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station.
Brooklyn; Station. Jersey City. The York Transfer
company will call for and check baggage from hotels
and residences through destination.
Teephone 14 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Rail-
road Service -
j. b. HUTCHINSON. j. r. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
ing Stock Exchange. furnished by William p. Bon
bright & Co. of Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12

Rio-co4ee market steady. Rio $500; exchange.
2382d: receipts 1900 BAGS two days. cleared TOT
he United States 1900 bags; cleared Tor Europe 'VO"
bags: stock 238 oO0 bags. x,,
The statistical position Of Brazilian coffee Is as follows
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
STOCK on HAND

Savannah ilSpirits turpentine firm. 32 ff32.
receipts AS bbs sales 1919 hhls, exports 49, bhls
Rosiu hrm and unchanged receipts 6iis bhis sales.
Ila0 hbls. exports 500 hhls
Charleston. June lI-Turpcnne Arm, Sic. Rosin nrm.
unchanged
Wilmington. June ii-Sprts turpentne steady. 3iG
aii,c: receipts Rosin SITsI o5 receipts.
4a2 hhs Crude tgrrenne quiet 81 lnIt2 10. receipts.
I2l firm. 81 - hid. receipts ~ hb.s-
London June -TurDentiue- Spirits. 26s fi-i.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
Nester

Foreign Coffee Santos-Cofee market quiet
good sS4O0: 200o bags cthree
6aveD stock Hamburg-C0ffee market
opened 7. pig lower; a. 2.3O , l2aA pig
lover sales 10000 bags. Havre-Conee market opened
at Il unchanged; AT , quiet
and unchanged; $3.50 p unchanged; total sales.
1900 bags.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
NAVAL STORES.

The spirits turpentine CONTINUES quiet and
change from yesterdays slight decline. psnand
slow. duh. with tar and pitch steady
We
TAR-HeGulars. So 40 do oil hbs, 81
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- - l. n 35c
ROSIN-CommOn good strained, 81 70: =. 81 6,. r,
81 20: G 81 ~ n 81 So l. 81 a0 X 50 20. So -; y.
So 90. W c. 81 II and W ". 81 4n.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD,
Trains leave Franklin station. New-YorIx as fol-
lows. and Is min foot West 42d ST.. ". II.
'T;t0 a M--FOr INTERN. points Albany & Montreal
t112O a. MD Lake MOhonk Minnewaska, Saratoga
Mountains.
'fO0 L. M.-Chicago Express.
SOS p. M-Cont Ltd. for Detroit Chicago ST I.ouis
t3:s5 2. No For Hudson River Points Albany.
.6l5 r. M.-For Rochester. Buffalo, Cleve & Chicago.
T. M--For Rochester. Buffalo. Detroit ST Louis
.9:I5 r. M-For Syra. Roch.. Mag. Falls, Det q Chi
-Dafly. tDa,y. except Sunday. Leaves BROOKLYN An
No. l. at 1915 ~ NJ at 2:f5 p. NJ. Leaves Jer-
city. T.. r. r sta. No. 1. at l1:20 A.. X
p NJ Time tables at principal hotels and orfces. Baa-
checked from hotel residence by
press c.. E. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent N v
"A received az their Uptown Once No t2s2 Broadway
north OF 3ist-st-. until o'clock
msns received az the following branch oices regular
Orics until O'Clock .. 81
1872 6th-ave..
and l+th-st.. Columhus-ave a3th-er
West AID 6th-ave-- at w.
42dst. between 7th and sth SSS
Sd between 5oth 77th sta l020 3d-ave ncS,
elstst: L7o0 sDfh-st: 75e fye.noHs
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
Railroads.
I,aCkawanna Railroad

SIetperS a -
11s3 Broadway. IA Park PL. ls3 W. 1c3th ST..
33S Fulton ST. Brooklyn.
westcott's Express Company ana check
baggags to destination Except Sunday. sDaily.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
SAN FR4NCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco June 1.-THE official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12
CENTRAL R. R. Of new Jersey

For pHILNDELPHIA- A.
'.4an. t7ao $500. 900. aI00o, s11 so m. t1.eo.
so - co 90 's+O0 "A 80 800 ZOO. +TSo,
u NJ
BALTiMORE AND WASHINGTON:
l. sI30. 'S 40.
- - p. m. s12. II mdt
$500 1854 Broadway; 1S2 5th Ave, 737 6h Ave. Is
Union I25h 272 West 12Sth ST.
2f5 Columbus Ave. New York; Court ST, 3f4 $50 Fu
ST BROOKLYN; 9S Broadway. williamsburg New York
Transfer Co checks baggage destination
'From Liberty St only .DaiIy. tDaily. except sun
day. sSundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-12

Receipts bresdstus al interior points in thousands
last three cphers 600 omitted Flour bols' gram bush
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-01-05
News of the Week.

Edwin G. Bedford died near Paris, Ken.
lucky, Sunday, aged SO years. He was noted
breeder of shorthorn cattle.
Former teller J. Marshall Whiteford, OF
Delta, Pa, has been arrested for allowing u
| relative to overdraw his bank account $1,000.
Violent gales prevailed in and off the coasts
of the United Kingdom December %, and
serious damage on land and sea was wrought.
Several marine mishaps, with losses OF life,
are reported, and the Channel Continental
service was suspended.
Receivers have been appointed for Chester
R. Baird & Co., au iron commission merchant,
Philadelphia Pa Mr.. Baird, whose liabili-
ties are said to amount to 81, 500, 900, with as
sets of 500, 900, controlled eleven iron mills
and furnaces in Pennsylvania and adjoining
States.
In ordinary apple years the waste OF skin
and cores amounts to 500 to 600 car loads,
and during years of abundant yield it runs as
high as 1900 and 1900 car loads. All this
waste now goes to the factories, which make
cheap ielles. There are upward of l40 OF
these factories in this country, and they have
an annual capacity of some 100000 900
pounds.
WIN. Dupont, of Wilmington, Del, has
bought the homestead property of President
James Madison, at Montpelier, Orange coun-
ty. Va. The estate consists OF about 1900
acres and buildings and force of mechanics
from that city will soon go there to put the
buildings in repair The structures were
erected about 1774. President Madison spent
his last days there.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-01-05
Ludicrous Account of a Marriage.

Compositors on newspapers know that it
is very difficult to keep the types straight
and in their proper places at all times, and
our readers, no doubt, often wonder how
certain little mistakes and mix-ups occur.
Watch them as you will, they 'get there
once in while, even in the great news
papers and periodicals. We noticed re-
Gently typographical mistake in the Bible,
which is supposed to be the most carefully
printed book in existence.
The following account Of swell marriage
is vouched for as an actual occurrence, be-
ing of itself an evidence of the difficulty of
keeping the types straight. Here it is
1.-The church was finely decorated with
holly and evergreen, and the altar was
hidden in wealth of flowers. Out Of the
recesses rnse rare tropical plants, and from
the ceiling hung fifteen western veals,
which at this time Of year are scarce and
correspondingly dear, at 6@93c. per
pound. There was also an active demand
for choice lambs, and farmers east of the
Mississippi river can proftably turn to sheep
raising and take the bride, who wore a
gown of white corded silk, creation of
Worth with pearl ornaments.
"Then came the maid of honor, the
cousin of the bride, Miss Henrietta Blower,
of Chicago, wearing dress of white tulle,
with diamond ornaments, and she was fol-
lowed by bunch of Montana sheep, which
bleated most pitieously as they were driven
on board and shipped to the winter hotels
in Bermuda. They will there be cut en-
traine and slightly decollelte, and after the
rest of the party had reached the rail the
minister turned and said, impressively: Il
cannot bid more then g cents for State
veals, cablegrams from London quote re-
frigerated beef at price that will enable
me to pay 81 80 for pair of choice Indi-
ana beeves, and hearing this, there was a
rush for the young married couple, and the
bride fell into the arms of her father, who
is known to bear striking resemblance to
Connecticut OK, weighing Z, 875 pounds.
The market here took an upward turn and
advanced 1@2c., and the guests who mum.
bered about 200, were served with sumpt
uous dinner at the home of the bride. y