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Evening star., 1901-06-21

Gen. VIM. F. Barry Garrison. No 1885,
Regular and Volunteer Army and Navy
Union, celebrated its sixth anniversary
Wednesday night at its hail. in Federal
Union Hall, 119 9Th street northwest. A
regular meeting was held at 7:30 o'clock,
and at $50 o'clock the friends of the gar
rison and the members of the ladies' auxili-
airy were admitted.
Commander NJ. j. Hackett presided and
gave a brief history of the garrison, after
which he introduced Lieut.. DAILY of Garri-
son No. 2S. Lieut.. DAILY spoke in an in
teresting way about Gen. Barry after
whom the garrison is named, and he COM
plimented the organization for its loyalty
to the Union and the interest it takes in
the welfare of its members.
The following program was then given:
Song by Miss Zeitler, recitation by Miss
Mary Ford, cakewaik by Miss Mabel Cos
grove and Master Erwin Cosgrove fascina-
tion dance by Miss Ida Hayes. duet by Miss
Mabel Boyer and Master Fred Katchel
coon song by Miss Marie McKeon, banjo
solo by Mr.. Miner, song by Miss Ida Zeit-
ler and Miss Marie McKeon.
Refreshments were served in the lower
hall. The committee in charge of the en-
tertainment consisted of Command NJ. J..
Hackett and James Shellinglaw and George
Benson
Evening star., 1901-06-21
FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE

WASHINGTON. ID. C., POST OFFICE NOTICE
SHOULD be read daily. as changes may occur at
FOREIGN MATS are forwarded to the ports of
sailing daily. and the schedule Of clCsings is
ranged on the presumption of tEeir uninterrupted
overland transit For the week ending June 90,
1901. the last connecting closes will made from
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
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&c, At :o5 PM. for NETHERLANDS direct, per
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for ITALY, per s.s Hohenz9llern: from New York,
HaRs a M At "qi BE Srestsd fds rE
direct per SIS. Ethiopia, from New York. Mails
T PRINTED fS MArrER Erc@Tbs c.niTBs steamer takes
for GERMANY only The same Glass Of mail t9 mat
m hls fs FOR pRless soT Sb by her
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@ At 1o5 PM % for ctT Tln and san WNn SHa2
IELA; per SIS. pagsIy. from New York Mail for
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GI;S GESTIyE Ss- REPThILc, r, TRUGIAY and PARA
Mails for NEWFoUNDLAND. by rail to North
Sydney and thence via steamer. close here daily
f'f at II 80 % Nm td5 (h5 00 M" anu on sundays only
Mails for MIQUELOS. by rail TO Boston and
Pm. Id oA"' "' ''''
CUBA MAILS close he:e via Port Tampa Fla,
Mondays. Wednesdays AMI Saturdays at 20 PM
and via Miami. Fla Sundays at 10 80 4 NJ Cf)
Mails for MEXICO overland, unless specially ad-
dressed for dispatch Ey steamers sailing from New
York. close here daily at 1925 AN and 1000
Mails for BELIZE. PUERTO CORTEz and
GUATEMALA. by rail to New Orleans and thence
via steamer. close here daily at 1000 I'M. .he
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Malls for COSTA RIGA. by rail to New Orleans
and thence via steamer close here daily at 1000
t-h{ oh hny,
TRANsPACIFIC NAILS
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via San Francisco. close here daily at 30 NJ nm
to June q. inclusive. for dispatch per SIS. IA Aus
Mails FOR AUSTRALIA Cexcept West Australia.
which goes via Europe. and New Zealand. which
Vancouver close here daily at $50 PM after
June Is and up to June % inclusive, for dispatch
Mails ,,t,r fer CHINA; JAPAN HAWAII and
tPHIIIpPISE ISL isLANns via San Francisco, close
Mains for HAWAII, via San Francisco close here
daily at $50 Pm. up to June "a, inclusive for
Mails for a. CHINA n an and JAPAN. via Vancouver.
sse for dispatch per Empress Of China
Mails for AUSTRALIA Except West Australia
FIJI, SAMOA % and . HAWAII, IA via San Francisco,
- Mails for COCHIN CHINA are Forwarded rl TO- TO
steamers,
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS military maiD dis.
patched to San Francisco at all closes that Of
Zee, TO connect vita government transports the
saings Of which irregular ~
| tb) Registered mails close at 100 PM same
day.
| (c) Registered mails close at 500 PM. same
cay.
! (d) Registered mails close at 500 AN. same
Cay.
(e) Registered mails close at 100 PM. previous
Saturday
! ~ Registered mails close at 100 PM previous
day.
| thl Registered mails close at 1900 PM previous
| Saturday
tk) Registered mails close at 500 PM. previous
| day. =
| 10, Registered mails close at 600 PM previous
Cay.
| je15 JOHN A. MERRITT Postmaster
Evening star., 1901-06-21
Saratoga Springs.

Saratoga Springs, N. Y, enjoys the repu-
tation of being one of the most select and
at the same time a leader among the at
tractive and enjoyable resorts of America.
A hostelry thoroughly in keeping with the
nature of the place and the refined sur
roundings is the United states Hotel. which
opened the 18th instant. Its doors viii not
be closed until the 1st of October Gage
& Perry are the proprietors.
Evening star., 1901-06-21
LADIES' GOODS.

Sewing Machines Rep'd, ST..
All work warranted. Orders by mall promptly
attended 70. At OPPENuEiNEk'S. 81! 9th 81
~ 1sx5-sU
Evening star., 1901-06-21
A Brilliant Pupil.

The valedictory, delivered by Miss Lo-
retto Sullivan, preceded the last number.
Miss Sullivan is not only the youngest, but
graduated with the highest honors at the
head of the class. Her adieu TO her alma
mater, to which her course has added new
distinction, was beautifully expressed and
charmingly delivered. She is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Sullivan. the latter
of whom is also a graduate of the same
school.
Evening star., 1901-06-21

It matters little what 1t is that you want
whether a situation or servant-a
want ad. in The Star will reach the per-
son who can fill your need.
Evening star., 1901-06-21
The progra m.

The program in full was as follows:
March and chorus. by pupils; salutatory.
by Miss NJ E. V. Reilly; violin solo. Miss
l.. koechling; chorus by young scholars;
essay. the Misses Mangan and Carter;
piano solo, Miss L. Sullivan; MeXie drill, by
Delsarte class; violin concerto Miss NJ.
King: Waltz song, senior Voca.ists. con-
certo for pianoforte, Miss ManEan; Peas
ant Chorus from Faust" intermediate
vocalists; Coronation March, the Misses
Mangan, A. Sullivan, NJ Buckley and r..
Sullivan: Paradise and the Peri, from "Lal-
la Rookh, senior -elocution class; solo. Miss
n. Harper, and chorus by senior vocal!sts.
Evening star., 1901-06-21

Second division - Misses Josephine
Sweeney, Mary Melting, May Hunter. Bes-
sic Mess. Marie Mcmahon, Helen Burch,
Bessie Saffell Ida Wynne, Rose Fillins,
Louise Howser, Marie Joyce, Rose Sallade,
Irene Cusick, Grace Mellon, Maggie Dunn,
Katie Nelligan, Katie Cuneo, Cora Car
rington, Fannie Howes, Mary Homes and
Teresa Kennedy.
Evening star., 1901-06-21
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.


FOR SALE PRETTY COUNTRY GROOM
house; 10 acres; outbuildings; good well, plenty
water; Silver Hill road; miles from Anacostia;
}eSi.Si !S:in$s Georges Co. Nd lnquirs SO2 K ST. Sc
FOR SALE : OR EXCHANGE A 2s-ROoM
dwelling, with & acres of land, on steam ana
sriy IS eieaF Of III ineu%6ranes H address OVER
Lock Box 4. College Park, Nd. 1e21-St
FOR SALE-CoLLEGE PARK, MD.-sEyERAL
fine dwsngs II TO lS rooms sa with n Large onfSs lGss
payments; for exchange for city home; stu
ated on b. and o. and electric cars; also nicely
OWNER. Lock Box i. College Park, Md. je21-3t
FOR RENT-FROM July / TO SEPT. Is. FUR
nished house of eight rooms; modern conven-
ienees vide pqz15as sI5 for season 92s Genssee
HOW LONG HAVE YOU PAID RENT? HOW
does 1t feel to have your nose always to the
grindstonef Is 1t not criminal negligence on your
when the same money. properly applied would
soon pay for a home which your wife and chill
dren justly entitled to?
thing who always hesitates and is afraid to in
Heights sh GE M 9set s gn Be %bs Fe usHys s5
and how % to be your iFS own rn landlord on sio
month Carriage free tP to @x see the PI9Rsrty PE%pTx
Phone 59s-2 TO4 14th st. NV.
te1S-6t
FOR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
mansion houses near washington ton Is l, offered TO
sion. with IL acres of ground; minutes walk
of steam and electric stations, Hyattsyille; the
grounds covered with splendid shade and in
Vulnerable ornamental trees and surrounded by
handsome hedg price sl2 600 or mansion, with
attsvillc. or 3:s Indiana ave jel5-12t.
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, Only MILES OUT; "A
trains daily; W, \. and Mt V. electric; S25.0
expended in permanent Improvements; graveled
avenues; shade trees; 20 minutes from city; 10
houses already erected and occupied; electric
station grounds: a lot 50X13O be
bought for 500 on easy payments if desired;
grounds for all purposes; social conditions unex-
ceptionable; new bridge facilities now provided
for will make this property very valuable in
near future. Send for map, booklet etc, and
investigate for yourself. GEO. r. HILL 615
18th st. NV. jel5-n
vAkThGhE skk 81 SUBURBAN PNoFTETIEs r rEKREi FOR
jeI5-6t With B. H. Warner Co 9l6 F st. NV.
KENSINGTON-
Attractive new houses; all modern conven-
100xl50 fine location; prices low; terms VERY
EASY. One particularly fine property for ex-
change. W. NJ TERRELL,
jel5-6t With B. II. Warner Co.
FOR SALE-NEW s-KOOM. BATH AND CELLAR
frame cottage; large verandas; furnace heat;
handsomely papered; lot $3.50 so. #: one 50.
located high elevation giving command
ing view. Price. S3S0O; $500 cash and $25
monthly. Chance for speculation.
FULTON r. GORDON, 704 14th NV. Phone $685.
je15-6t
FOR RENT-CHEAP-AT BRIGHTwOOD, DC. A
coed dairy farm; IS acres; plenty of water; new
nill accommodate tions for 40 head Of stock.
je15-tf r. F. SAUL. Tth and L SITS. NV.
FOR RENT-AT CLEVELAND PARK, AN AT
tractive residence, completely furnished. Office
10 ACRES IMPROVED LAND IN FALLS
Church. Va. on line of w. A. and F. C. electric
RR;, for sale as a whole or In parcels ]. c.
DE PUTRON. West End. Fairfax Co., Va.
my3l -26I'
Evening star., 1901-06-21
MEDICAL
DIR. Reed, Specialist,

Treats successfully Catsrrh. Kidney and Stomach
Troubles &c. CURES special diseases withou,
She use Of mercury &c. Office hours, 10 to /, .
10 G. Sunday. 10 10 IL CONSULTATION FREE.
lao 18TH ST. NV. mhiy-Srf
Evening star., 1901-06-21
Statler's Hotel,

BUFFALO. N. Y. LARGEST IN THE WORLD.
800 IT. from the Main Entrance Of the Exposition
So and $3.50 for lodging: breskl.s.
with bath extra. Send for free maps and folder
telling about our Guaranteed Accommodations.
Evening star., 1901-06-21

DIR. Leatherman,
Expert Specialist In the of all special diseases
Of men and women Consultation free. Daily.
20 I2 TO s; Tues. Thurs. and Sat. evenings.
TO g. 602 NV Closed Sunday d~l8-6tf
Evening star., 1901-06-21
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALF-2o ACRES JUST NORTH OF BETH
esda Park; S50-ft. front line. J. ii. MIL
LER. 1904 +. je21-3ts
Evening star., 1901-06-21
ACCOUNTANTS.

J. 4 BATES
Public Accountant and Auditor.
Room no. Washington Loan and Trust buildins.
1el-0 9Th and y sts. n. w.. Telep phone No. 0s4
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York August IS 1901.
for SnS s the or s s2 head 6ss nspR
Sow 9 m ga sac toaay Feeling steady Dressed beef
Selling al o eTas 6e cables quoted live cattle lower
at Lgerpool at refrigeraor at So
Bristol market Shipments WednesdaS 1cd ior tn kne
quarters OF beef In the St Louis for schwarzschid
pereer and in the Majestic Liverpool
for swift Co. and 1855 Qater estmated5 for
cALyEsony IS head were received in season for to
steady Fair prime veais sold at Sc os7 20 S
at s1c er m cdG8fr m2rRa dres y ID dressed yes steady
Srer % aad az Win some sales at 1oac dressed
,oS saesH 6 f. H s HSllis ysals o 81 per
n g. g curtis is sS Son: ysals 1es N. 81 do 200
SHEEP Il fs AS1 Sf Gss n At Sc S sr. a7
hsG f the Sa5 for Via n and 26
sale sheep extremely dull and depressed SS ton
sa eae ca the opsPed s Passy steads and the under
exception of choice lambs 10 cars Of stock half Of
Common choice sheep sold at s. 5os8 80 per leo o
choice at So a an9 fe PRIME bes5 5mP' s @ a. - 3 car
Dressed mutton in slack demand at 4AQ7c ~
at s. @ @ Ga : c % s. 80 90 KsptsGy & lambs 2
n at So go do 11s n. at So So 43 lambs 80
Newton Co: 254 Virginia lambs 70 10 at So % 24s
R at at s: G Is2 dc 81 s. d9 @ & m at 4 ' Ss5eS I de-. do 60
lO2 n at So 50; do 81 ! ro at 81 so:
yirgins; do, 9s n. at IS; do, 80 n: at 81;
s. .; s47 Kentucky do. 66 n. at IS 25 buck 10 D
80
90 Mcpherson Co: Is Virginia lambs u ~ at SC 25;
234 do T5 ~ Sc: 265 Kentucky do, 81 10 S5
Virginia sheep 1O7 h So % bucks 13S 10, 50
J. H Wilkerson: 21S Kentucky lambs 65 a SIS 20;
II culls, SO 10, at s. so Kentucky sheep. lis 10,
IS
sanders 81 Kentucky lambs "a rb at s. so; lat do
sheep io2 K al at 8 25 az DO icl a. at s. Is KENTUCKY
Kerns Commission Company: 221 Virginia lambs 81 n
S5. - - -
Tobin shannon So Kentucky lambs. Il n So also
late yesterday 1SS State lambs 81 NJ Indiana
sheep ll2 fh at 50 SO; % State do. "a 10. at So
receipts were cars; OF lSIT head. including
deck OF Western hogs sold S5 95 per NJ State
hogs were nominal but quotable SO 25dS6 30
Sales. Judd Co: So Western hogs IT. 10 at IS sS
; SQmmers. late yesterday: 12i hogs 1875 10 at
80 30; roughs 3T7 n. S5 80: stag b at 81 so
do, $50 n. al 81 80; boar. $50 n. a 81
Iobin shannon late yesterday: 20 State hogs 193 n
at SO %; l rough, 220 n, a SIS 25 -
j. H Hume Bro. yesterday. 1 State mig %
IS 30 ' - " ~ 'Ne'-s' '"O ~
h H. Hollis late yesterday: 16 State hogs 121 n at
90 ~ 90 l55 NJ at S6 g. 144 do 122 10. at SO 30; 5
roughs' SoS lo, al s. 80; stag. $50 n, 81 80
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston 1s.-There was steady tone to the wool
market this weeA with general conditions not materially
changed Manufacturers disposed 70 buy freely and
machinery well employed this makes liberal
business in good shape taken a whole.
with conditions Arm The best feature is that the wool
ia Immediately The goods market Is
controlling factor Of the situation and the
the latter due the strength Of the
wool outlook The sales made largely Terri
tory grades Choice fine wools costing i4+dc with
generally lots Of Territory ++i5c; choice staple
woods quotable az 46G4sc, cleaned. with offerings
Fleece woods continue quiet but prices held
steady the absence much business Fine Australian
quiet hrm. with crOssbreds moving mod
eratey steady following quotations
leading descriptions Ohio and Pennsylvania neeces
2ac; celaine 2se: No eombing. 2Sq26c; No 2 and y
blood, and braid washed. 2Sd24c- Michigan.
Wisconsin ete-X Michigan. 20H21c No 1 Michigan,
comb.ng. 23a24c; No do. 23Q24e: coarse and braid
ee-Kentueky and = blood. combing 2Oc; y blood zoe
Missouri, = blood. combng Ice. a blood. Ice. braid.
combing lie Territory. secured hasis-Montana fine.
lfaI6c; secured. 44ni6c: Ane medium. i4fl6c
4243c; staple I6i1Tc. secured 464Sc: Utah,
and Idaho. nne i3a14c secured, 44G45e: medium.
I3gI4c; sO43c: staple. i516c secured 464Tc
Australian. secured basis spot PrieesCombnS supeC
hne 74g7bc: Il6I-e; good. 6oTecs g.
G67c
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Aug 1s.-CIosins: Beef-Extra India
firm a 6Ss 60. Pork-Prime Western. firm at
6ss Cd Lard-Amerfcan refined steady as 3D. prime
Western steady AS Sd. Hams-Short IA TO Is ~
steady at 52s sd; BaconCumberland cut % 70 30 ~
Sd rib 10 - 10 quiet AS long
middles light IS "a n steady Sd long
clear middles heavy 35 10 steady ASS 3D.
clear backs 10 20 quiet AS; clear bellies Il
16 NJ steady al 5. Shouders-Square II to Il 10 quiet
STs. Chees5American finest white firm IDS Cd do
colOred Arm AS Cd Taow-Prine Sd
Australian London 27s Cd. Cottonseed oil
Hull OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady
az 2Is Rosin-CommOn steady at As lad IAnseed oil
steady 33s Sd. ButteT-Cnited finest firm at
95s; do good firm at Tss Petroleum steady 64d Peas
Canadian firm Is Cd FlOur-St Louis fancy winter
steady IS Cd. Hops a London Pacific COAST
f3 5ss3 15s. Wheat-Spot steady; No Western
5s Cd: No I red Northern spring 915d;
quiet; September. 5s sad; December 5s 1Osd. Corn
Spot firm: American mixed, new futures firm:
September II I'D: October, I'D November I'D
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

-, Buffalo. Aug. 13.-Cattle-o Offerings cars: demand
nnsht, steady and unchanged. Veas and caIves-very
oered for safe fair to prime handy veals s. 5Os7
sFasSers and skim milks So 25QS3 IS Hogs-Onerings
" loads fclr demand best heavy Sc In fair TO choice
iokers, $CqS6 49, mixed packers Sc OGS6 10: medium
70 choice heavy. S6 15@s6 % pigs s. 65ds5 So roughs.
% 25 S5 50: 81 25G$4 CO. Sheep and lambsOer-
in6s. Z cars quiet and unchanged.
Chicago Aug t3-Cattle-Receipts. 40OO head. incud-
Ing 400 Texans firm; others about steady
Butchers stock steady slow. Good prime
s5 60GS6 %: to 81 15aS5 40 stockers and
feeders strong higher 81 25aS4 50 5OqS4 3
heifers 81 50S2 .; bulls 81 40l
81 % calves slow 81 25$5 Texas $685. 65 West
er steers 6NQ$5 Hogs-Receipts to-day. 1905
head Tomorrow 600 estimated left 0OO Opened
shade higher closed easier So 20 mixed and butchers
s. 554sG good choice heavy s. 65qS6 20; rough
heavy So 5OS5 60 light IS 5OG$0 bulk Of sales IS T2s
CSC. sheep-Receipts, 140oo head Sheep and lambs
opened Ol2Oc higher: closed weak advance lost Good
choice wethers So gs4 85 fair to choice mixed g 25g
SO So sheep So 5$i 70: yearlngs SO 75aS4 As:
lambs 50 40GS5 CO. Western lambs 81 40gs5 So
Cincinnati Aug 13.-Hogs active higher. S46S8 10.
Cattle dull S2aS5 %. Sheep dull lower. 81 5oG$3 ..
Lambs dull. S2QS5 75
East Liberty Aug. i3-Cattle steady: extra. s. 500
s. 10 prime SIS 4OS5 co. good IS l56$5 S. Hogs strong;
prime heavy So I57s6 20 heavy mediums good mixed
so Is: best and good mediums. 50 1oGs5 1e11
light Workers SO O5dS6 TO- pigs s. G04se skps 81 503
80; roughs s5Qs5 o Sheep about steady best weth
9odS4: culs and common, 81 5O4x2 So yesrngs.
s3q$4 25 veal calves. So JOgSf 90
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14

Cash quotations s follows: Flour firm. with mod
crate demand. No spring wheat T24zQI31c; No os7s
u &c No red. T3&.c: No corn 5914c; No yellow
o9he; No oats, 36eGQSTc No white - SO 4oe No
81 %; Northwestern 81 81 clover. contract grade
$40 %; pork per Dbl S48Sl5 %; lard per 100 10
IS T5q$S 81 short rib sides Ooose) 81 9Ss TO- dry sSt
shoulders boxed. 7Q7I9c; short clear SIDES (ooxed1
s. +5gSs 55 whiskey. basis high wines 81 p On me
Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was strong
S4tU1Oacs steady Rt 141ac
T61sc; Northern. 6Sssc No Northern tSSscs sep
tember. 73isci December. T4lse- Oats, 81 aS11se
Milwaukee. Aug Is.-wheat lower Close; No North
ern 74& >4Hc: No ? Northern, T3qT3l3c; September
tS1tc. Rye steady: No l. 6Oc Barley steady No cSg
6ic; sample. 35961c. Corn-September 59Sc-
Minneapolis. Aug. 13-C1ose: Wheat-Cash. 72c; Sep
embeT T1%qT11sc; December. T27s473c- On track: No
l hard. T4c: No I Northern T2c No Northern. 7ozc
Flour firm: first patents So 95qS4 %: second patents
So 1898 So first clears sS; second clears 81 30 Bran
in bulk. s13 5O@S14-
Philadelphia. Aug. I3.-Wheat &c lower; contract
grade August. T61. QT6Ac 1:e lower No mixed
August 62ls qe3c oats firm and In fair demand
0 2 white clipped. 45G45Ac. Butter firm good demand
nearby do Eggs nrn; good demand fresh, nearby
Western 1Tc. do Southwestern 12ec- do SOUTH
Cheese dull and weak; NewYork, full creams
fancy small enc; do fair choice 9GS%c Receipts
Flour bbls 2I4500 10 in sacks; wheat SsOto BUSH
corn bush; 1900 BUSH Shlpments-Wheat
Al 600 bush: 5000 BUSH oats. 15.OOO bush
St Louis Aug IS-Close-Wheat-No red. cash,
721ac; September, T2%ei December, I5%qI5ze May
T9TSc: No hard, T3c- CoTn-NO 2. cash, 619sc Sep
tefrber sc: December CSC; May, 60 sc Oats-No 2
cash. 37I4c September ST1sc; May, 40+e; No white
9SAn39c.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave New York foot OF Chambers 81
follows. and minutes earlier from W sd St
300 a. Daty.-Sod train for Buffalo. Arr y N,
Bnghamton, Waverly. Elmira and Bradford Coarhes
parlor and cafe dining Buffalo.
9.15 a. m--Daily. except Sundays. 10 Binzhanntor
Owego. Waveriy. Elrnira and Delaware Valley polus-
Pullman ParOr Car. Daily and Monticeo
Pullman Parlor Cars
train Chicago. arriving $50 Cleveland = 80
NJ Seepers Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining car
7-30 D. Daily.-BuIalo and Cleveland Express-Arr
Buffalo ToJ. Bradford TO Jamestown 100 and Youngs-
10 % Cleveland 123 D Seepers 20 3If-
falo and Cleveland Cafe
9.15 p. m Daily-Solid train for Binghanton Waiver
ly, Elrnira Chicago Seepers 70 Buffalo. Chicago
cinEati Dining
TuCKETs LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
IL ACCOMMODATIONS AT III. 113 261. 800 and fISs
Broadway, 15T East 125th St and 273 West 125rh 81
Chambers West 23d ST. ferries. York: 3S3 and
Fulton ST.. 9S Broadway, BrOOkI-l: River ST.
Hoboken and Jersey City Station New York Transfer
Co. calls for and checks baggags 70 destInation.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-14
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY AUGUST A. 1901

bush sePssbsr closing a, TIC with later sales on
naturally been looked for SccssioneS an lac so
OF halt cent in the local market. after which ruled
irregular movement Of values ever narrow s oas nF w % an
ehe forenoon trading features foreign selling on
saes made Monday. trade was mostly local
orators % ma SprgTn matter Of covering by room op
ssIX IN the day but led the strength:
eeips Through heavy 81 ir1ents Of ubes, % from New
Orleans and baltimore the seaboard cieaTances reached
es % on prices for time The worlds stocks according
bush Primary receipts aggregated ees 600 bush COMPARED
VIE lO'isoO bush last year shrinksge being alto
I'd net lower partly 5ai5 points down and Buda-
S, l. points net lower The weekly crop bulletin said
snsG n s IN ,bs southern Pa Of he spring wheat belt
harvest North Pacific Coast is IN active progress with
Yields exceeding expectations Exporters again
faIlov N No-qber1 SsS.YrE y wv a. nrcnn. % No
Northern cheaSo s 10 sITye Y res 1e PP sose
prom prompt; new No red Nsw-YorlS sossc prompt; No
New-Yorf 81 &c August e5 10 so No hard Nev-York
sosS. September Is to 20 .CoRN-The most note
OF the wheat decline and other hearsh consderstios OF
~ "a sec4ile IN tshsIsl
sc under the previous night while they closed practically
Mondsy eose P' By many e tSe weekly eovenp,ent crop
bulletin considered hulish as noted further De
terioration Ohio, Indiana and Illinois especially IN
Southwest Ohio throughout Mississippi and Missouri
valleys however late corn materially improved and
the latter section will be larger than previously
seaboard cearances ana weather news for the
I75 0O0 bush for the week. closed at 63S+c
prompt; No white 6I5sc prompt ana NO yeo% Z
have been buying oats on theory that they were rela
lively too low and the ma1ke rueo yo oats closed 40c
No s. 39izc; No white. 4iH+4zc Do NJ sbte
. Ts ni5ss 9s5sf s'aiS aSar tsfh steady 10 western
l:e sn9at No HfsF. AiaTke quiet; feeding
52c and mailing. sOa65c. both c i I Buffa-o