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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-10
orHER MARKErs-RY .TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July e--Cattle-Receipts 1000 head incIud-
steers poor medium, Sass 10; stockers
and feeders weak 406S+ hetf
era So 5N1s4 S20S2 40. bulls 81 +0d
90: calves firm S4GS6 Texas steers 81
81 90 Texas bulls So 5Ods3 80 Hogs-Receipts to-day
10 coo head tomorrow 10000 (estimatedl. left
1000: market strong active closing top Sc 10
mixed and butchers 81 T06s6 cfoice heavy
IS s5dS6 u: heavy s. TOds5 so; light 81 5odS6
S. s5dS6 02ie. Sheep-Receips. 1900 head
lambs active and lO6a15c higher Idaho lambs
good choice wethers 81 5ods4 % fair TO
ng 81 75g$i IS native lambs S4GS5 40 Western lambs
So 50GlS5 G5.
Cincinnati July 9.-Hogs strong and higher at 81 500
SC 70 Cattle steady at So 5oGs5 *. Sheep steady At
81 25ds3 Lambs steady 50 o5msS SO.
Buffalo. July 0--Receipts-Cattle IS sheep
and lambs none; hogs Shipments-Cattle -
sheep and lambs none hogs. | Cattle-With
what there left the offerings loads with
fair demand Among The sales were II extra yearings
steers. S415: 10 do s3 20: II stockers So 30.
Sheep and lambs-Only offerings Is head. which
driven. The quotations nominal Spring
lambs SGG$T yearlings 81 5OdS5 mixed sheep. 50 t5T
81. Among the four sprin~ lambs. So 80
HoFs-There only 21s loads sale and the basis
81 40GsG 80 for everything Among the sales
10 so ~; 10 heavy hogs 81 81 las 81 50;
do. Sc 40: 62 medium Sc Is. The close firm
Liberty July 9.-Catte-Sfeadv- S. SS
Higher; prime heavies. Sd 25@s6 80: mediums
50 1896 0 heavy workers. So 35d$6 light workers. and
pigs Sc 40 fair workers. Sc 2O9S6 80; sSips
s5s6: roughs "a 25GS5 70 SheepSteady best wethers
81 S5s4 cus and common: 81 504S2 5o yearngs 81 30
@S4 so; veal calves. So boa1Sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-10
ERIE RAILROAD.

THRUSH trains leave Ne" a9ss cot % Cnsnners s.
900 m Daily.-Sond train Tor Buffalo. Arr ,. N
Btashamtoa Waverly. Eimra and Bradford Coaches.
paror car and cafe dining Buffalo.
els a. m--Daily. except sundays % BI1ghsnnton.
OwesO. WaveTly. Eluira and Delaware Valley points
Pullman Parlor Car Daily Port Js-vis and Monticello
Pullman ParlOr cars.
.-ssD .. m. Lir1i-sd-FaS- MafI-Sci.t
train Chicago. arriving : D m Cleveland
Sleepers Chicago C1eveland Cincinnati Dining
80 p Daty.-Buffalo ard Cleveland ExpreSs-Ar--
Buffalo 105, Bradford 10 jamestown zoo Yourss-
10 - a. Cleveland L. 30 Sleepers B1>
falo and Cleveland Cafe
9.I5 = paily-Solid trails for Binshan-tcn. Vav---
" Eirnra. Cheago. Sleepers Buffalo. Chicago. Gin
cfnnati. Dining car.
rTyICKETs Local. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS AT III, f13 261. 500 and fl5e
Broadway. I2Sth and 2I3 West 125il ST.,
Chambers and I'D ferries. New York; ard
SEQ Fulton St Broadway. BROOKLYN 10 River
Hoboken ard Jersey C1ty Station New York Transfer
Co. calls for and checks baggage 70 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-10
LONDON WOOL. MARKET

London. july 9The offerings wool auctirn sales
to-day numbered l46l3 bales superior
put forward. and active competition rule The
Continent strong buyer, and Americans secured
several parcels OF suitable grades Superior Tasmanian
greasy was IN sood supply. and sold top prices.
perlor Uerinos CrOssbTets small supply and
sold AT arm Secured sold readily Following are
the Gales New South Wales. bales
i S-2d greasy falld Queensland 200 bales; secured
Sfls 3D. greasy. Gs03d Victoria. bales: secured
6'sdd1s Al; greasy 3r.GIIled south Australia an
bales; secured 1ld6is "a. greasy. 2aGTitd- ives,
Australia lri bales +NS Tasmania bales.
greasy SdFls 81 New Zealand SEQ bales: secured tda
Is Stsd; greasy. 81. f5s "a Hone
sea bales; SECURED. I%dGIs ID. greasy. 3aGl.d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

-YorS- July .. 1901
and saushterers None for sale
ayc Market nauinally steady Dressed beef IN light
don cables quoted loisSl2c per
London l2i7 r"-s"d weight refrigerator beef steady
quarters ~ beef ,cstnaeJ the Norraac cattle
l""4 sheep ana 4'9o quarters 81 ~ 'atrr
viii take ou, PSI Shar1ber- 2sG cattle
for Schwarzsoh Suzesrser and b.l quarters % beef
datter estimated or 7theT shippers me 81 aHl viii
schHd Sulhercer and The Fonaher 70 the West Indies
90 sheep a = OuterbridSe & Co
CAIVEs-Recepts ~ head making with the stale
steady Medium To prime sold s. 509S6 y per
leo No ~ hutte-roIks reported city dressed
GdSsc. and choice earcasses sold
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were Is cars. or go
head. and there were II cars sale sheep were In
vance OK I5925c Medium grades ruled firm. Common
eary Common 70 sarv qood sheep sold NJ S3dS4 per
n: prime lambs - 5opSI - one car
at 81 50 Dressed mutton firm at 51@G7isc Per 10;
sales-McFherson & Co: c55 Virginia lambs co n
Sc saSS at a. s. SF a6 100 a. ct Sc rs o 81 & s. g.
y Virginia sheep. "a n al 81 %; - 9, - . e.
* 70. So - los virginia DO. IS 70, at S. so
Jos Kentucky sheep. os 70. AT 81 90
: sanders 2Gi Ve@t Virginia lambs 6S n, az 81 10
81 X 90 10 10 So Is. IS Kentucky sheep eS 70
So -. IS do. ~ n, at So so
1875 Maryland 20 70. at 81 IS Maryland sheep. 100
S Judd & Co pa Jersey lambs 81 N. At 81 Is: Gas
Kentucky do 6s 70. So e2is Jersey sheep lis n
81.
Virginia sheer. 1913 n a. 81 ,,o -,
slaughterers except hve head. NORMALLY iirn but no
sales H Hume Bro date ne Sss,srdqy' Is ., state
Andrew Mullen date yesterday state hogs Is5 n
SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-10
Gifahous.


(ORBIT. JOSEPH.-The People Of the State
Of New York. BY the grace OF God free ana IN
dependent 10 Mary Elmer torbit Mary Elizabeth
John Cor6it Ellen Jane Barry. Ellen Jane Cro
C1~rie. Howard Currte. John H. Croll R-ovv-
Walker. William Brown. and next OF kin
Joseph Coro deceased send greeting: Whereas Thomas
Watson. ~ the city - New York has lately au-
piled 10 the Surrogate's Court Of County Of New
York 10 have three certain Instruments in writing
relating 70 both real and personal property duly
the will and testament and Codicils
Corbit. County York deceased.
fore and each OF appear before TIE
Surrogate . OUT County u New
County % New York the ed day OF August. one
thousand nine hundred and half-past
In the forenoon OF that da then and There attend
probate Of tho said last will and And such
~ hereby cited under ~
twenty-one acquired appear Your guard
II you have one or IL you none 10 appear
ana apply fer one 10 be appointed. event Of
neglect failure 10 do guardian Will Dc ap-
pointed the Surrogate you
the proceeding.
testimony whereof caused the seal Of The
SurTogates Court OF the said County York he
he-eunto affixed. Witness. Hon. Abrer &
IL 81 Thomas Surrogate OF our said County ~
New York at said county. 2Tth t1v ~
IN the OF Lord thousand hundred
and J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN
Clerk Of the SurrOga-ss curt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-10
LLvERPooL corroN MARKEr-

Liverpool, July 9; ?. m.-Cotton-Spot moderate bust
ness. prices I-32d higher American middIng fair
I'D; go3d mdding l5-l6d: middIag I1-l6d; low
81 22d. The Of day we're OGo bales ~
which $50 for speculation and export and included
$40 American Receipts. 500 bales including 400
American Futures oDened quiet and closed steady.
American middi1g ! C. July. I 37-64d BUYERS july
and August. 36-64d sellers, August AMI September.
II Cad buyers September 31-6fd buyers: October.
2l-i4fG4 - I'D sellers October and November
10 j+d sellers, November December I.-64d buy
and February s4iG4 - 64d sellers; February and
March Is Cad sellers: March and April ls-6idG1
l9-C4d value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-10

eIesT ndses hsa Is 70 81 II firm ass ga long clear
5acss 10 70 20 10 steady ass Cd; clear bellies. IA ~
-, ABS I'd ShCudsrs-SQuare. o
3ts Butter seady. finest United
States. us Cheese firm; American finest white.
american finest colored 46s. Tallow firm prime city.
rs Sd; Australian in London 2Ts. Cottonseed oil-Hun
rehned-Spot firm, 2Ss Cd. Turpentine spirits steady
27s 3D. Rosin--Coumon dull. Id Petroeuna-Re-
ane6 steady. SD Linseed oil steady. 34s 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, July D. m--S1osng; wheat-spot dull;
no RED western WihleT os no Northerii sprins
TENDER rs aid December. IS sad. Corn-Spot-Ame
can mixed new. firm 2isd American mxed, old.
steady IS %; futures firm; July; As nd September
Four-st Louis fancy winter. dull Is Cd Hops at Lon
don Pacific CoasQ steady, q los4t4 Ss Beef nrTn
6ss Cd. Pork rrm: prime West
6es steady: prime Western tierces. ass 81
American refined, IN pals, Hans-ehort IA
70 10 ~ steady. ass Cd Bacon-Cun heand 20 20 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston, July 9-Cotton quiet; middllng. s9sc low
mddug good ordinary, bales:
stock. 65.3s4.
savannah, July Cotton steady: miatlng sac. low
mdGnE Tiec; gccd ordinary exc: receipts 10 bales.
exports coastwise l2i3 baies; 1S5 stock IS III
New-CTieans- July S.-CottUn quiet steady. mid
ding So low mddng T9sc: good ordinary. - l6c:
receipts. ss bales exports Continent 100 coast
wise. 206D- sales 500. 93.
Memphis July Cotton quiet; middling. 316c; low
rnddlng T-l6c; good ordinary SIC. receipts &C
bales: gross 50; shipments 2325; sales 25 stock 81 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-10

ton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
sales, 1000 bales: speculation and export 300
seTiean eooo receipts 5000 bales; American. 5000
.hs upland ll-lsd Futures opened steady and 3
fsy asheT closed steady net 4dois points higher
- STD: July-AuguEt s.3Gs August September and
s-Dtttoer. N c Abb: October. 421izb October
zl9s; November December and December-Jan
s4fo; January-Februsry 4I731s; March,
siareh-Apr1i. z1sqsIe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mod
49, -. ,eaeIlane. and cloths slowly.
w. 'ss-cpiun steady but quiet and unchanged
s quoted az 50 22sz 0s3 25s jobblng. 25Gs3 81
~,,s = ll49f % Morphine steady. with bulk
- ~ - ooesi 30 ounces 81 soas2 O5: eighths So 4
1-2SS 2einne steady 3s1f3Gc. ESSENTIAL
-lAe entire market quiet but steady. with
- faoteo as follows Anise. 81 30Gs1 40; berganot
ena = zogss 30; eassia. soQeoc: eubeb 81 2oqsl so
.rixne sienSi 10; low grade g0cGsI: lemongrass
as u sogsl s5 distilled. 81 259ssi mustard
V.-Isl sS1sO 70; artificial. 50 25TS3 so peppermint
ms ~ 250sl 30; Sew-York 81 357s1 49,
nsss q sylLsi co; pennyroya 81 25asl 30 sassafras
-fA sE4ssc: artificial. 3od32c; spearnint. 81 io0
4 ensy 81 loGti rs; wintergreen. natural, 81 45@
49, 1rlselsi 50Nt1c; woTnseed. 81 1881 81 worm
49, pure, 20 234s5 80. hoOTs-In the market for
mere vas stesGiness and fairly active 1obbing
Lr ir fse leading kin6z Prices quoted fol-
Broock &c, getizn. ginseng. IS 50Qss; ginger
n;iDseached. lee bleached I3c; golden seal -
e. ne.ie'ore powdered. 74sc Dcorioe ordinary. 4i=a
IN bundles. sG15c; earsaparills Honduras
49, Asxican, sc senegay Western. Sscs Southern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-10

Spot cotton closed dull with quotations unchanged
ne hsss q sac fer middiing upland &c mddng
Gu. Sales OF Us bales Southern spot markets
tegrspned follows: Galveston steady unchanged
sse. Nevor.eaas quiet and steady unchanged sac
Al9ol.e nominal unchanged az SIC Savannah. steady
canged az szc Charleston. steady unchanged al s4
Wilmington firm. unchanged az 7ssc: Norfolk steady
&c lower sac: Baltimore. nominal. unchanged
Lie and 81 Louis. steady. unchanged at sac.
Receipts a the and interior points to-day COM
pared with The day last week and last year:
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new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION
N 3.S5 2. " Daily except sunday. 20 Fits
field Saturdays only. rs 7. VI; Sundays only at
90 A. N
Pullman all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pints,h Light
Ticket Offices 13. 26i ais and I2l6 Broadway. 3
W. 2T5 Columbus 133 West l2Sth 81.
fc5th 81 and i3Sh Stetions. SIS and ia
Fulton Broadway. E. D. BroOklyn-
Telsph0le SSth New York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence ny
Westcott Express Company.
: BLODCETT GEORGE H DANIELS.
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-10
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave franklin Station New York. as fol-
lows. and IS West 42d y r
A M-For points Albany & Month
Winkle Flyer Czrskius-
4IO.S0 A M-SaratCga and Buffalo Express
4 M-f2l lake Moh0nk MioneWaska ExpresA
4Ia:45 M-t5l-Catskl Mountain Express
-lG0 M-ChicasO Express
.9.a5 p M-Cont. Linn. Detroit. Chi & Sc Louis
-3.25 M-(4l U1ster Express to Catskin Its.
Hudson River Points & Albany
.Sf5 M-For Roch.. Buffalo. Cfeve'd & Chicago
fT:45 M-FOr Roch-. Buffalo Detroit & St Louis
.9:l5 M-For Syra-. Roch Mas Falls. Det- 4 Chi
.Daflv except sunday Leaves BROOKLYN An
No At 4e:15 \ {: . a f10-s5 A NJ. 3 Z,
NJ, 4 az f3:O6 NJ Leaves Jersey City. P r. r. Sta.
No AZ 80 A NJ. . a f11-a0 n. 1850 = II: 4
al fa:s5 Time tables at principal hotels and oncss
checked hotel residence Westcorr
Ex & e LAMBERT Genl Passenger Agent. N Y
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pENNSYLVANIh
RAILROAD.

sTATToSs soss OF TyE.ST -,-, STEEL AND
1.-THE leaving time from Desbroxses and
e"rtinndt Streets is five minutes later than
that given below for rweaty-third street
station. except where otherwise noted.
Too A; VI. FAST MAII--LiHaired 20 two BUFFET P.rsor
cars New 1erk 70 PittsbGrs Sleeping Car Pirrsocrs
81 FAST IISE EPiSssafE s;sy.l.ss
counpartnent sleepiHs binns snoknx ana oss-r1a-
Cars For Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo. Cincinnati.
n-5s ?: .. saicaeo iSD I 81 LOUIS ExpaEss-
$50 p Vi. 81 Lofts ExPREss.-FOr Pi,r.ou-g.
5.SS P. n. WFsTERS ExPREss-Eor chicago. For
.-5s p. N. PAciFTc ExP f'Hs pt.t=surx
a2uts canSecs ~ elevsIsna sxseps
PSEssefor Pit1sSa a Cleveland SasSviiis via en-
a w AS ISsSr AND THE SOUTH.
IJ 40 lole SDssOF2ssss and corsna g ss'.efa 4
5ro opiens and SsFs Ssr Ian & IS con
gressiona Linz all Parlor and DiaEs Carsl % Is
slniay s So i ie5s Spini l' S 5aT, n Iss
. DINING Carr ass tDining carr. s25 p i2io
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Express s25. AS p n. 1aio
ATLANTIC COAST LISE-Expresz. SIS a. and rs
sEIABoARD AIR LINE RA1LwAY.-.'F1ortas and MET
ropoi5an Limited eSS p m daily. Express. 12io
NoEF92LK AND wEssrERN EAIrwAr--For Memphis
CHESAPEAKE ( OHIO R4iLwAY.-s55 a. N. and ass
F6a OLD Fo1Nr COMFORT and NoRFoIk-7sS a.
week-days and 500 ? m daily
A EahsT s5 4 M rroasn a 3sSS - a ss
Parlor Cars and STANDARD Coaches weekdays Pa-lor
smoking ParIor Cars Dining cars. and Standard
Coaches sundays.
CAPE MAY.-l255 ?. m weekdays
Fer points on York and Long Branch Railroad from
West Twenty-third Street station $50 a. 13lo
10 SATURDAYS only. - $50. 325. 40. ass. and
EOS p sundays. I55. 92S a. n 4SS 2 m IRON
Dss5Tosses and CoTtlandt Streets; $50 zoe a "a
II 20 % Saturdays only} 30. 3iO $40. 20. aio
and eco p. m sundays 10 o. a 5.I5 p m
FOR PaILADELPHIA-
@o 5 ss5 o s5 s c Psaaa L
Cortlandt Streets 20l Dining 105S Dining
carr. I155 Il IS. 10 tDesbrosses and Cortlandr
Streets 10. 255 325. 355. AS as Dining carr
As Dining Carr $50 Dining carr. T55. IS. s55.
= . ?. m Il 10 nEht Sundays 8 10 75S mo coaches
S25 So 925. $50 (Limited). 95 10 80 Dining Carl
II IS Las Dining Carr. 325 $50. 40 lDtnins
Carr ass DINING carr. ; 50 Dining Car. 100. So
So, o - p. m. u 10 night
Ticket Offices 4S 1896. 1884 III and Isl Broadway:
Isl Fifth tbelow 10 ST.; Aston House. West
Twentythird Station. and stations foot Of Des
brosses Court Street $50 Fulton
Street 9S Broadway and PENNSYLVANIA Annex Station.
Brooklyn: Station Jersey City The New York TransSe-
Company will call nd check baggage from hotels
and residences through destination Teephone 'eIs
Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Ser
= q HUTCHINSON J. r. WOOD
Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-10
TIE WOOL MARKET

Boston. July 9There has been in the
wool market this week due 20 the fact that mannheim
ers needed the WOOL and
" nile Of WuCls
although the tone Is rer quotations For
good line. fine medium and secured quoted
while staple lots ii i5c Fleece No0ls meeting
with much attention and prices nominal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-10

C1T-TON-Operatlons anything but broad
tSay. the market exhibited much better unGertone
prices signal
SIS While demand for
pecrfve opening
steady. with prices 4IG points full
1912 points really due the cable showing Liver
advanced 81 6 points general buying
bz5 crop reports from the Southwest
prepared the market up that
yesterday first. public would
support stiil higher ruling Of values. This
caused Liverpool partially but
market net 47sqe1z points higher. Toward midday
Shorts n he local pit became precariols
position and fearful lest the weekly government
from Washington show much condition
had been discounted This demand conjunction With
70 7T4c and January 7-76c. the figures being
highest Yet touched crop options. he
NeN-Orleans market kept closely IN line with
here. and contributed good buying
orders The July oDtion exception rule
and worked 10 but points all day. report
anticipated moderate liquidation By pit hold
Under this the market essed OF
points Of the Business showed
little On the rer periods leading sold
OF weak spots conservative bulls bought. The
weather forecast failed IN sight drouh
Spot markets. print cloth and drygooas markets
reported fair trade and well sustained prices Tho com
mission contingent openly advised
buy October and January ali the periods
claiming scheduled Sc barring gen
eFal and drenching rains the q
Georgia within ten days. The close steady.
WIN prices points lower July ana 497 points
Eigher other options.
The range contract prices the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-10
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA
sI0-00 I'll 80 A NJ. TlN.
81 s q 90 - 40 400 sF4OO 44-s0 rec $50,
SO 90 y P 81 Is mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
80 $500 s10O0. -llS0 - ". Tlu0. ISL. -ofo
$50. 200 P. VI, 40 Is mdt
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From tsu OF Rector 81.
Through 70 Point Pleasant 900. 1000 100 A M LOO;
200. 3 a 81. NJ. Through Ocean Grove. 500
? VI SUNDAYS. through 70 Point Pleasant. 1000 A "
! SEQ P. NJ
ofHces Liberty s. Ferry Ferry. rs. 2s1 <54.
way. 1S2 5th Az. 80 6th Az . Union Sd
2T3 West 18th ST. 245 Coiu-7
bus Az New York: Courv 81. S+4 $50 Fulton ST.
BROOKLYN. 9S Broadway. Williamsburg New York Trans
fer calls for checks baggage 10 destination
From Liberty only sDaily. tDaily. except sun
day Sundays only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo July o.-F1our quiet. easy. Wheat spring
firm early. closed quiet No l Northern old spot T4c
do new e91sc carloads; winter unsettled red Tsse
asked, No l white. 73isc bid. Corn duh; No yellow
50%c; No soc. Oats duh: No white S5isc:
mixed. SIC. Barley nominal. 509l54c store Rye cu
No offered 55isc- Canal freishts steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-10
STOCK ON HAND.

savannah July o.-spirits tIrpentine firm, 5+1.c re-
ceipts ? 1871 bills sales 562 exports. 3 Rostn firm u
changed: 490S bhls- sales S3S. exports 30
Charleston July 9.-Turpentine firm SO &c Rosin firm
unchanged. 49,
Wilmington. July 9.-spirits turpentne steady 23'aI
BAG; receipts Resin firm, 95cGSl receipts al
bhls Crude turpenne hr SlgSc; receipts 40 6h.s Tar
tim. 81 50. recerts 81 hhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-10

Rio-Cofee market steady: No Rio $500: exchange
Il I'D. receipts co. COO bags days) cleared
States 5000 cleared Europe 1900 bags
SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-10
NAVAL STORES

There stronger market for spirits turpentne with
some holders asking about nc above quotations Kosln
steady and fairly active. Tar STEADY We quote
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Regulars and machines 81
TAR-Regulars 81 %; do oil bbls. 81 p
ROSIN-Common TO good strained. 81 -; F. y 50; F.
-. . 90 10. ~ %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-10

A DvERTsEMENTs and sutssriptians for The Tribune
north of SIst-st until O'Clock advertise
me received following branch Offices regular
until o'clock D. VIZ: eS4 sthave s.
cor 2sd-st.: 6thave.. I2th-st-: Mays 6havs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-10
ntract prices IN the local market today

Coffee cables: Saatos-Cofee market quiet; good
Santos 4s400; receipts. $4,000 bags days) stock
Haraburg-f-offee opened
changed. 2:30 n unchanged 70 = pig
lower. Sales. 5000 Havre-Cofee market opened
quiet. unchanged ! higher. - declined
: franc At ? quiet and unchanged. Al $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-10
LaCkaWanna Railroad

Sleepers 9:30 =. NJ.
% Fifth Ave. 6S4 Columbus 1f3. as
ard 1lss Broadway. IA Park P. 1873 W I25th St. and
a3s Fulton ST. Brooklyn.
Westcotts Express Company will call for and check
baggage destination. Except sunday. -Daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-10
CHANGE IN TIME
TO MONTREAL.

Trains VIA Delaware < Hudson r R Shortest Quick
Best Route. leave Grand Central station daily
at 9 ~ 4 NJ and 6.33 P NJ and after June I'D
Through sleeping parIor D & h Ticket OrSs
and Information Bureau. 81 Cortlandr ST. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-07-10
CENTRAL R. A. Of HEN JERSEY.

Liberty ST and South Ferry Ge from South Ferry nvs
minutes earlier than below. except as noJedl
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South Africa.

Earl Roberts is having trouble with
the secretary of war.
DeWet crossed the Vaal and Joined
the commanders in the Transvaal
New Zealanders and Australian
bushmen whipped eight hundred beers.
The British war Office will enlist
5000 more yeomen for service in south
Africa.
Lord Kitchener reports that the
beers were beaten in two small en-
gagements.
A big force of beers is said to have
reached Clanwilliam, only IS miles
from Cape Town.
The beers raised a twelve DAYS
siege of the garrison defended by a
Cape Town regiment.
Roberts and Kitchener have adopted
a policy of determination of beers, ac-
cording to the British ''stop-the-war"
committee.
Boer women are being kept in
British camps and if their husbands
are still fighting are put on re-
duced allowance.
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eat outside the city of Panama.

feat outside the city of Panama.
Vereschagin is going to China and
the Philippines to paint war scenes.
A mutiny among the Venezuelan
troops at Caracas has been suppress
ed
The late Samuel Lewis, a London
money lender. left an estate of $20,-
000,0
British had brush with Gambians in
west Africa, killing go, wounding go,
and capturing 200.
The Chinese decree accepting the
peace conditions was presented to the
| foreign ministers.
Johann Faber. founder of the great
lead pencil factory, is dead at Nurem-
burg, aged "a.
It is understood in Copenhagen that
the Danish West Indies will be sold to
the United States soon.
Baron de Rothschild seriously
wounded Count de Lubersac in the
arm in a duel near Paris.
The duchess of Marlborough was
thrown from her horse while hunting,
but escaped serious injury.
In the City of Mexico President
Diaz's first grandson was born to
Captain and Mrs. Diaz, the parents.
Earl Rosebery, speaking at Wolver-
hampton, said that American trusts
threaten to capture England's trade
French chamber of deputies adopted
a resolution resenting the pope's inter
ference in the domestic affairs of
France.
In view of the excessive sugar stock,
| the sugar manufacturers of Buenos
Ayres have resolved to export $4,000
bags at a loss.
United States marines will be land
| ed in Venezuela if the government of
that country forcibly expels the New
York and Bermudez Asphalt company
from it's concession.
In regard to the cabled statements
that an American agent is negotiating
with Adelina Patti for a concert tour
of the United States, the. Associated
Press has received a telegram reading
as follows: Statement not true.
ti-Cederstorm."