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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-02
DeDaeted
River Rialto Brevities,


The Sidney Is due this morning from Keokuk.
Burlington
The Quincy departed Sunday afternoon for
St. Paul. with . fair freight manifest and 17s
passengers.
from % sns viii a IL
the same port in the afternoon At o'clock.
hs City Of Sheffield due s; s, %sn r.
tween ST. Louis and Hamburg.
The Chester reached st. Louis yesterday
the same port this afternoon at o'clock.
.rnoon for All points On the Iissis.ppi. OHIO and
Tennessee rivers between st. Louis ana Water
heavy freight manifest.
The Rees Lee is due; in port from Memphis
s fSI the UP IN the at
.,Irne Columbia arrived yesterday morning from
full cargo Of freight including $50 head Of III live
stock and 22o0 sacks Of new wheat.
ing from Commerce with q number Of passel-
gers and heavy upstream freight trip. incud-
The Irdia Givsns will reach 81. Louis this
morning from points on the Illinois River. and
Hamburg and Calhoun County Landings. '''
The ST. Paul will be due in port Wednesday
10 ss fFs salsss; az s clear on the
Fl the r:y se .n: ' Ne.
and the cargo amounts 70 coo tons Of general
freight.
Pilots Hinsr and Partes Of the Harvester
were visitors in the rooms Of the Mississippi and
Ohio River Pilots Society yesterday afternoon.
Captain Hiner left q report of the channel be-
tween New Orleans and Cairo.
john Stout and George Street, pilots on tho
City Of Memphis. were visitors in the rooms
Of the Mississippi and Ohio River Pilots So
ciety yesterday. Captain Street came back from
Chicago. where he spent Saturday.
The observance Of the Fourth Of July will be
general on the Levee: and agents Of local packets
arrange for delivery Of freight "Wednesday In
order TO insure fts departure.
Tho volume Of business on the river front was
yesteday greater shan on any previous Monday
In the last month. Inbound consisnments q
wheat from both the upper and lower river
made the difference.
Engineer Oliver Hannah left st. Louis Sunday
evening" for Jenersonvile. Ind. where he win
boat. under construction In that place.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-02
ARRIVED FROM LONDON.
Body Of Hazen s. Pingree Reached
New York Yesterday.

New York. July 1.-The remains Of former
Governor Hazen 9. Pingres Of Michigan
arrived to-day on the steamer Zsalaudia,
With the body came Hazen q. Pinsrea. ~,
who accompanied his father to England.
The body will be taken from the ship to-
morrow. II:
Frank 8. Pingree. a brother Of the late
Mr.. Pingree. Mayor William q. MAybury CT
Detroit and r. q. Solomon of Newark, rep
were q: the dock to meet the ZealandtA.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-02
By Telegraph.

III tUbIlC Sf0ClA1d.
Memphis Tenn, July The river here stand.
ia feet on the SAUCE. rise Of 10 feet IN the
last ~ hours. The City Of st. Louis from New
Orleans ysssed Up at 10 H. m for st. Louis with
49, tons OF freight and good trip OF passenEsrs.
She discharged hero Use barrels Of SUGAR md III
Eackasss Of 'qSdris: The The James Les departed at
departed .. p. m. Tor Ashport. The = KATE
Adams departed q p. m. for Arkansas CITY
Ing froIa Wni,: RIVER and .sturns tomorrow.
tomorrow Tor Arkansas River The John
sYeed e being towed to Helena by the towboaf
Alice Brown, where she viii be repaired. Reeents
by river to-day were 10 bales Of cotton.
Grand Tower. ILL.,. July HAIRY Brown down
at $3.50 last night. Sam Brown down at 1 a IA
Russell Lord in and out yesterday. evening.
ii 80 a. m. J. r. lockwood arrived down ~ e:S
p. m. yesterday with L empty cars, and departed
for Crystal City at u noon With u carr coal.
Russell Lord up at p. m Frita down At D.
m. The gauge reads IA feet. fall Of s Of 4
foot in last z4 hours. Weather clear ana warm
Ct ester. H.. July L-Riyer falling; 5auss ma
last night. Cape Girardesu at .; .. m, Res La
Is ,. m and JsrneS Y. Lockwood q q -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-02
FOREIGN CROP PRosPEoTA
Mark Lane Express says Whea4 CR0D
II Above Average.

London July 1.-The Marx Lane ExprsaA IN
its weekly review Of the crop situation, says t.
day:
THE official rspost swing The Yield Of TIE In
mean that nearly GOo0.Od0. viii Be available for
exporf. put AZ the Sr.1snos AZ sompisteU g.
Lions viii be exported"
Summarizing the Continental position. tn 1ax1
Lane Express says 1t sapects over the avofaGO
wnsa, yield L, in 1 kussts sps!n and ssyts "A
mia and the Netherianda.. and below the aSsfa0U
yield in Germany. Poland and Scandinavia.
The feature Of the maize trade continues 70 b
the spirited competition Of Roumania, BulGax1a
and Turkey with the United States and ArgGn-
tina.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-02
Pittsburw Stocks,

Received daily By. u. n. Fsaneia. 1sA Z @,
No. IA North Fourth street. 49, -
PfttsburI Plate Glass closed &c IA
Westinghouse Air Brakes ~ aG&a1 q -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-02

REPUBLIC Sc..C1AL.
Esin. ILL.,. July mo butter offered for sale
owing 70 scarcity; market nrm at re. same -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-02
TIE Yfaihle,

New York, July 1.-The visible supply Of eSain
Saturday, June q, compiled By the Nov HesG
Produce EXCHANGE y q follows: Wat -:
bu.. decrease. 2.oss. coo bu oats. TO- b. In
crease. 300 bu. Rye. s19.0o bu.. i1crsass, o..
CO hu Barley. &sS,6N bu., increase. t4Qoo b..
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-02
MONEY TO LOAN.
On Real Estate.

MONEY to Loau-sso0 500 $1,000. 1850. 81. 900.
$500. 5000: low rates: city real estate Nc
Menamy Bros. 35i1 Easton ave.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-02

T0-Day's Weather.
fair and warm.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-02

Str. w. n. GRAPEVlEN
Leaves foot OF Franklin avSnua
t.uR+x& WEDNESDAY. JULY srd, at D. No.
for New Haven. Washington Her.
H4nn, Jefferson City, Wolrs Point
hotheport and all way landings.
LAWRENCE MACDONALD. Agent.
Phone u l5S1M.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-06
Registered at Haleiwa.

the week ending August &C. H.
'p. Kauai; Eben F. Bishop, Kauai;
iced Bishop, Kauai: Mrs. c. II.
,p Kauai; Mrs. E.Tappan Tanuatt,
lulu; Miss Boyer, Walla Walia,
b.. Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Pain, Ho-
b Jacob H. Wood, Boston, Mass;
Peter Rasmussen. Santa Clara,
Mrs. John Rogie. Waimanaio,
!; Miss Marie Rasmussen Wanna
Oahu Miss A E. Rasmussen,
lGatos. Cal; L. f. Pinkham. Ho-
p F.. Mndeberger, New York;
o. A Thurston, Honolulu; Mrs. A.
FeaTson, Honolulu; Miss Margaret
Fston, Honolulu; A. w. Pearson,
piulu; P. r. Helm, Honolulu; MRS.
4. Hatch, Honolulu; Miss Harriet
70 Honolulu; Master Gilchrist
"a Honolulu; A Scale, Honolulu;
" l.. Gibson, Honolulu; Misses A.
n King, Honolulu; w. B. Allen
Wi, Honolulu; H. H. Stevenson,
piulu, z. c. Buzzell, New York;
Meth, Honolulu: F. b Vrooman,
PC, Elmer f. Paxton, Honolulu;
! Raymond Honolulu; A A. Deas
qua; c. H. Sohlke, Aiea; II. John
Waialua Miss &. ]. Bagg, San
h. B. Johnson, Waipahu; f. &
Eie, HilO. Frank L. Hoogs and
n honolulu; Dorothy NJ. .Hoogs
Ruiu; Thomas Sharp, Honolulu
Il Caron, Honolulu; DR.. and Mrs
20. Honolulu; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Sihlth, Honolulu; Emma c. Potts
= burre; Arthur +. Wall, Homo
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-06
House Warming.

and Mrs. NJ II. Beerman gave q
warming at their residence, on
street last Saturday evening, in
uancing was one of the principal
oi entertainment provided for a
- OF their friends. The decorations
s.'npie yet effective. consisting of
e. ara Hawaiian flags artisticalIy
ana interviewer, while island
Z was literally made use of. The
e continued until midnight, dainty
f. lts being served throughout the
= among those present were:
=. ~ Mrs. NJ. II. Beerman, Mr.. and
T. hurnette. Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.
FEW, M's. Hughes. Miss Furgerson,
Misses Beerman, Miss Car
10 hent' Miss Cooke, Miss Carl
g Danielson, Miss Cartrow,
cent K. Owens, Bickerton, Per
'"uom. Crokly, McAchron.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-06
8I,sINESS LOCALS.


r.iva,s have !.
s and Mrs. !. .,,is issue
4 Of thanks - los lost vasterda v
4 gold bracelet pward at Advertiser
king street
q o,d good hoard
M choice rEoi"S ,,airass an KIM
/ b. had at '''s
81 oor sac,1ra good
man and w fonfiv nv consuIt-
;ion in prI'S.e
Il annual report ~ I is nun
'Oahu CeiNe e., : 49,
d in this iS7ue'
german z.I - a. faTiIv VIII also
nurse IN PIN pm
Hght nousT' ,s,;.,, -.
i Eagles VIII hY,u d So ny ~
'in Prog 80 .'rInrL
tlth al TO-, -,
Isirglr-room c"ttdse, al9o, , q 1@i :
Il room S9.ta'r. ~. " = -
red for rent
|youug man desires d l'''i' - III -
4 family. also o"ai"' ieiel >
chbowI slope see du
|b,y IT, drive wagon ana WORK IN
I. is wanted at once. See ctdssllleu
Easements on next page
's;x-roon cottage on Beretania
4 is offered for rent very reason
10 the right party See ao'
so-year IeasehOld in the rear of the
'NH Company viii be sold at auc-
ON August 20 by James r. Nor
bicycle was iounu on the streets
,riay owner can nave ny cali
al this Office ana paying all eS-
Is.
elton sale OF sixty shares OF treas
,tock in the CITY Mlll Co. Lto-' To-
BIT James r Morgan salesrooins'
pom
Vida nonneSteau tlas zen SUI
ed and IS no" oiAeieo iol SAT-
terms. ETC. Apply 10 JAMES =
'an' queen Ste
crockeFy ana siass " al upai
OF " w DliiiUiiu -, -
some eHceptiohallS niie pai gains
fer. See their al looay
|arge line OF sporting goods guns
|Eii! De sou d. au'' iol' oS
organ on Friday mex Ai'o' o'S
and supplies Oh ali KINDS =
brown hand-satchel with some
hens clothing marked Rosa, has
|lost Finder VIII pe fsCaroeo oy
ming the same TO TINS once.
harkentine 5. G. Wilder will sail
sn Francisco on Thursday. There
&, for = number of passengers. F.
thaefer & Co, are the agents.
organization meeting of the Pa
IathIatic Club, which was to have
held last night, has been post
4 until next Thursday evening.
h sqx1+s feet with an eight-roon
L, house sta HE servants quart
a. ;s offared for sale nv McCleI.
b 4 90 can on them for term,
locotinn
~ ..a MI
oF the Department of Public
l. with Manuel Cook. Chas. Will,
FO StiIIman and Charles Siemser
,S,stants
-, Do,r. Asso,io+,o,
foio'utu De'i ~, ~ s'o -,
md frasb cream daily. TeIe
4 Witt 9a1
.t "a aa.,h,,
IL H 80 -
IN oeaCH piUpet - 10 -,
|py Cas'te q l', L n,,, 20 PC
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-06

No. ANS Collie. Cholera and
H. kemedy has a world wide
MI, n LOT its cures. 1t never falls
b. p5asant and safe to take. For
bala hson' Smith & Co., Ltd.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
oTHER MARKErs-nY rEIEGRAPH.

Chicagp June $Cate- Receipts 600; steers strong.
:sfss sfhsF B. S S m. s 8 e a 81 So sI
!esaSTs esSns SOY a Sass So So nS s. % ss aeers M sy ss
asa S9s0 @ sxaS fed steers 25aSS Texas bulls s2 %
s. s71 mtxsd butchers So s5gs5 s2is good 70 choice
s 6oGs5 So sea S9t s Fl TDgsh K 5esyy $ sSas5 20 ght
900 sheep stea @ 81 10 s; % y gOGsT 90 snssPsespIS
saay good to choice wethers. s4 25Gs So fair choice
81 20 native lambs SASS 6o western lambs $5s5 SO
Gincinna June Stiogs dun and lower sgs4 50
sIoe Ib weak at g 5oQSS % sheep dull 50 5o9S4.
East Buffalo N Y, June Receipts-Cattie 291 cars;
Cattle is er sbesD es an5 s@ sg "a = cars , 81
ia today was active at general decline of
- TO 20 cents lower common and feeders.
olengs We're 40 loads including "a loads Of Canada
the quality superior to that of
demand stronger but common kinds were dull and
lower The close was steady with good clearance
SS s. % e - extra STT9rt cattle 8 s9gS so9d to h,7 SSS
choice 81 Gs4 49, good butcher
good bulls ss@sa 50; feeder 6uiis ssGss S. stock
81 To- good to &c S 5@s So Gamers @ so6d to
s9G to % choed f eow a fSSs & e @ 'faie a e sa ice
to extra 81 d5GS5 % good % choice do 81 5ogs4 90
choice to extra, 81 25Gsa CO. Canada feeders good
good 10 ebo;ce s45so rincep choice 10 extra sssS
& sds a good 20 ehSi' to- ehoSs $ 500 IS Michigan no
gsf @ Sheep ard sm5sExesssys @ I osTins 5 todsy to I
celpts the latter part Of last week caused heavy
agures on On the bulk Of the lamb sales was s. L. with
couple = bunches of extra at s. 20 lambs, choice to
fair s8 75Ts4 Is. sheep-Choice to extra. S4aS4 25
good choice sS 75a$4. On the close there sew
loads left Hogs-Total offerings I'D
loads, and the market opened slow and SO G1oc 9wer
The So desirable weights, with a
few punches OF choice heavy Sc o.; mixed, medium
and heavy were quotahle on the close at 50 SSgS6
81 956S8 pigs s. sjdS5 30 rOughs So 4OdS5 90
stags 81 25d$4 75 The close little stronger -
East Liberty Penn. June S-Cattle active: extra, 80
dS6; prime $5 7OGS5 So; good s. 409s So Hogs steady
lower prime heavy S5 S6 mediums. S. 30; best
Workers soGS5 a5; light $ s5ass %: pigs s. 80
ass So pigs 81 5OQS5 25 roughs, Sass 40
sheep stea iy on grades dull lower common
grades: 81 SO:4 35; choice lambs s. 2og
S. 80; good So 50qsi 80 veal calves 30 oGSo
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04

$50 advance; STEADY 1s to a1i points ne. higher
ssf SsF Nal.aPPs saS ssP.sees; <; al4s 9o6s, octo
FofRe euie5 IN and ND G9th % orders sI . low Ii limits
a. strong feeling -four holders Increased
hs cos Seas' @ SC hgSF than the da On sPrns
winter paeafs a"e s s5s9 ss clsFs g os e
e. cS NO winter s. !0a$2 s5; ex. No winter 81 45q
RYE FLorR~steady: quoted: g2od s. soas8 Is;
saased: kin S dried +, 3 5 Sas2 60 as % 10 64an a
quoted Fine white and yellow 81 lOgSl 10
s s6 S Sso;5s 51as DFh
@ bran a.. SIS eo,n@ss SIS lIqssa o9 cake s7 g corn
sE 2Py Sh2e Sa9S5 IL i 0 at ef 6f bS crop
@ 6s 9m a the eo2 Tss bsas s ps g in Pet the
a B3 in ON G no 6s %h mas @ @
sh on P as M t0Ss Synce when m 5 July AND up D:
the market strong almost top uin for the day The
disrbuon of Showers over Sor9swest States
sSihs n the the drouh talk even i they failed m to accomplish m
country, therefore September showed disposition lag
July became the centre OF attraction Although ma
they were we'll distribute over the entire belt denotng
uences having strong @ eect on sentHent oabes we're
at spo thf 9S{ tho cdERe n dabe tacs Came @ M marks Iss
about c advance Per bush Ikewise the Paris mar
ef 6efs although opening 10 to 20 points oweT turned
did little early in the day however and export business
visible supply figures was noteworthy being compared
with 5000 decrease year. The English visible
supply decreased hush The quantity
increased 100000 bush worlds shipments according
10 Broomhsll. increased 2o0O.00 bush last week.
while by official figures there full million bush
and 942. 200 bush wheat New-York furnishing almost
half o the Primary receipts Sl22O0 bush
against 1036 bush Total New-Yor stocks
increased 36l, supplies gained
1850 bush. Quotations of cash wheat, b afoat
basis follows: No / Northern Duluth. SS|9c
o adoat (old); No ! Northern, New-York. Soc No
Northern, Chicago. s5A1c. spot: No . red. New-York
5tsc nominal No hari. New-York, SIC steamer. to
arrive about June s.. .COFN-A strong effort was
but II proved difficult Of unfavorable
statistics and Indifferent the
forenoon seadiness prevailed, sympathy with wheat
light offerings and dissatisfaction the crop
situation followed by recesions the due
10 realizing The statistical position included increases
OF lO9Seo bush in the visible supply. nearly 1000 600
bush increase in worlds shipments and of 100000
500 bush formed the chief bull point along this
Liverpool closed is higher. Chicago receipts
day including 81 contract.
cars expected Tuesday. Sales OF -
ported for export Last prices the day r9Lc
lower than Saturday. The local stock
bush and contract supplies increased 61 100 bush
Nc corn closed 501ec. prompt No corn middle
oosc: no corn white prompt 81 NC No corn yellow
prompt. b114 .OATS-The market was quiet
but hrmer Visible supply figures bush
there was increase of aiSOo bush
an increase Of Ig0 bush in No
closed S3e No 3 32iec; No white. 3S11c; white
Sc; track mixed, 30 d34c; white S9d37c; No
white, clips SIC. .RYE-AGa-ket steady No West
ern. eoAc. and No Western coke both 0 ahoat
ing quoted 4se and mailing 5sG62c both I New
York
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04

stsse per sack g 2sgs2 So asparagus extra large
rh,,a p Per aoaen SAgsS; do white s4Gs5 do prime
Snsbss Sg 0s 70 bee Jersey Long Island per 100
s4gsS; 90 Charleston and North Carolina sea
case S2Qss cauihowers Jersey per dozen 81 = s6
MorIo. per half bb basket 259s1 75 celery Florida
crate 50Q75c do Norfolk Der bbi 5oG5 95 rcTnbaTs IS
81 sYs9sah 75s per bush basket 759s2 & do Charleston
81 So eggpans Florida choice ner % hoy "a do cSm S
mon mon to good 81 75qs2 25 garlic New-Orleans per n
Flo&Tda & crate. s2as8: onions BERMUDA per crate
resps %; 5s DO do EgPtien bag 81 eoas1 75 New
peas Eastern Shore ogsE @ % 90 per & half Dbl sag 'Seqs
Bam9re Bali mo per half Dbl basket 81 IS do Norfolk per
ss PEI % oasket 19cas1 20 peppers Florida per carrier
rhubar6 per 100 bunches s1Gsl So string beans
"a AROMA way per basket 81 5oas2; do 81 5o9s2:
s $lGI 75 spinach, Long Island, per Dbl slas1 25:
squash Charleston yellow, bush basket 75cqs1; do
basket 5oQ75c; white 4oG6Oc turnips Jersey white
per 100 bunches ssdS3 so do North Carolina white 81
asI oo. do Canadian, Russian. per bb 81 25qS1 so;
prime. 81 256s2 so: do poor to fair. 81 5oas2
MiLk-The MIX Exchange price for standard quality
Hay AND STRAw-HAY-The market to-day ex-
tinues in buyers favor for grades dealers
ever. expect more activity the week.
nohthy atairs VIII then be out OF the way but no one
looks for advances the recent IT, indeed they
are supported We quote Prime large bales. per 100
soc; clover, mixed T0ds0c; clover 6O6r65c bales
2i2g'c less than large. STRAW-Steady and firm,
with moderate supplies. Long rye quoted 95cas1; oat
straw; tOq70c. Receipts OF hay and straw in
ported at the Produce Exchange to-day Hudson
ware. Lackawanna and Western, Lehigh Valley 90;
Baltimore and Ohio, 40 Central OF New-Jersey 80:
Receipts Of straw BY river. 30 by rail- 6o total
Elgin, June CspecaD.-Onerings on the Board Of
Trade this afternoon 22O pounds The quo
tation committee fixed the price 1Sis pound
pounds.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

3,
coFFEE-Lower markets abroad and tremendous re
cps in the country responsible the slight
decin to-day The market opened steady, with
prices unchanged points lower, and the il fol
lowed cid points all day. the close being
net unchanged points lower and quiet Speculation
teTess Ruu1or copper clique buy
months again. but there nothing confirm
ths story business Total the day
"A $50 bags. The Esvre market closed net
changed and the Hamburg market = pfg lower There
a advance Of IS reis in the Rio market, but no
a Santos although the exchange at the
l-l6d 12d: private advices made the
crop 3l6d. Heavy receipts Of $4,000 bags al and
ee90 bags interior reported Warehouse
deliveries in this liberal. amounting TO %
10 The spot market ruled dull easy, with sell
prices based sc Rio No and 7c Santos
No but few buyers. Cleared from Rio, the steamer
Button. June l. with 1900 bags. Bahia weekly
oeips amounted TO 1000 bags and stock, $1,000 bags
reoounted) Il bags. Rio ship
Europe during May. $1,000 bags Santos ship
Europe during May 293 900 Rio
70 the United States during May 10000 bags: Santos
other during May 1900 bags; Victoria
shipments the United States during May 5000 bags;
Rto eabarQues for United States 2S 900 bags: RIO
bsrques fer Europe. 5000 bags; Santos erbarcues
tned tsates 1900 bags; Santos ebarques Europe
ls 000 bags. Total warehouse deliveries United
the week just ended against
lss bags last week and IS. III
OF the former amount New-York reported
40 bags Santos receipts 1900 bags for wesk
compared with 5000 baR
fer the week Rio receipts sxsregated
81 600 bags against $1,000 the previous
z9oG0 bags for the week year Rio ship
the United States 95 600
70 Europe 1900 bags Santos shipments the
The range Of contract prices IN the local market to-day
was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04

ass tea fa egota sese IS saSas s &
BEEF HAMs-ouiet quoted $50 5Oas2l ;so
y DRESSED ,s HoGs.s-EongeT quoted: Bae1ns' &c ls'
cUT MEATs@Pickled bellies steady quoted Smoking;
ss g12c & 10 in 9Fec 12 Io &c; = io Slec pSsee sm
Quiet quoted '9 ci92 4zsc
country: 5d54c. .LARD-steady Quoted, s45c; city
America 9.25c, Continent. s6oc; Brazil kegs. 1886:
compound very hrm: quoted 69+as7sc sTEARlNE
RICE-The week with trading in the rice market
very slow. Prices were without change. but steady
common TO low fair $A46+c fair % good, s7sa4isc;
sUGAR--The expected decline in the price refined
Sugar Refnins Company stiI holds on
Tor The reaction in prices by Arbuckle the great
ing advantage they thought the prevailing prices
even too low The close steady Quotations follow:
Cut loaf. crushed and domnos o5c; mould A. $500,
powdered and fruit powdered, Csc Eagle confectoners
5.65c. Eagle cartons ib bags and N Bags OF fine
granulated. 5-7Oc; Eagle fine granulated standard
granulated and diamond A. 555c; confectionery \,
5.l0c; No :, 505c; No 6. SC; No :. 1900; No s.
10 and IL. 6oc: a. Is and 6 55c Reiners were
not pressing for large sugars. simply
keep the well assorted stock Prices remain about
unotanged the basis of 4c for centrifugal sac for
abroad indicated weak and lower market sugar
IN London prices having declined Nd 9s 4l2d for the
the day included Of St Lucia centrifugal to ar
i've at 9-l6c. and freight. 200 bags
TEATo gsa: a. IN 3 port landed terms at sac
speculative standpoint. There changes in price
from Saturdays closing basis and no sales Final bid
and august 12912 lOc; September Oa3 2oc october
1890. 4 0' A'''ei ''''p
New-York tribune., 1901-06-04
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York foot Of Chambers 81.
follows. and minutes earlier from w. 2sG St:
300 m Daily-S1lid for Buffalo AR 5 p
Binghamton Waverly, Elmira and Bradford Coaches.
par.r and cafe dining to Buffalo
2.sO D. m. Daiiy.-Chicago LIlted-Fast Mail-Sod
train Chicago arriving % Arr Cleveland T4o
Seepers Chicago. Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
$50 D. paily-Buffa!o and Cleveland Express-Arr-
T.O5 Bradford 72O. jamestown 90 YOungs
10 - a. Cleveland 1880 p Sleepers to Buf
falo Cleveland Cafe
S.15 p. USily.-SOld train for sSnghamton Waver-
" ElmTa. Chicago Sleepers TO Buffalo Chicago. Gin
cnIG,i Dining
rTvICKETs. Local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
ACCOMMODATIONS AT Ill. I13. 26l. 300 and Ii53
Broadway. l57 East I25th ST and 2I3 West 12Jh ST;
Chambers and West 23d ferries New York; S33 and
Fulton ST.. 9s Broadway Brooklyn; l22 River St.
HobOken Jersey City station New York Transfer
Co. calls for and checks baggage to destination