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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-30
lDlI0N BROS.
 NEW
 SHOPPING
 MART. I42- I48 South Main Streat. Bargains
 for Thursday
 Our Bargain Day. -H'' re-'' -....r -~-

1 dozen Colored Borderedo Handker- chiefs, loc. Talcum Powder. Bargain day Sc. Garter Elastic, from SC. Bargain day ; cents. Finishing Braid, from 1Oc. Bargain day 5c.
 Almond Meal, from 15c-Sc. 6 OF Bottle Vaselene, from 1Oc-5c. Shetland Floss, all shades. 9c. German Knitting Yarn, from 25c-19c ... HAAIBURGs. Fine Hamburg Edgings, per yd 11ac. Rich Chenille Dot Veilings, from 25c-
 19 cents.
 No 40 and No 60 Satin Ribbon. Bar
 gain day 1Oc. UNDERWEAR. Cents Heavy Fleeced Lined Shirts,
 from 5Oc-33c. Cents Heavy Camels Hair Underwear
 50 cents.
 Gents double breasted and double
 seated Underwear, from $1.25-75c Ladies' Heavy Fleeced Lined Vests
 and Pants, from 39c. Bargain
 day 23c.
 Ladies' Very Heavy Fleeced Lined
 Vests and Pants, from 75c-5Oc. Ladies' Cancels Hair, Natural Wool
 and Australian Wool Vests, from $125-93c. Boys Heavy Fleeced Lined Shirts and Drawers, from 39c-21c.
 DRESSING SACQUES. Ladies' Fine German Flannel Dress ing SacQues, from 5Oc-39c. Ladies' Fine All Wool Eiderdown Dressing Sacques, from $1 and
 $125-59c
 Ladies' Fine Dressing Sacques, richly
 trimmed, from $2.50 and $3-$1.S9 Ladies' Outing Flannel Short Skirts,
 25 cents. Ladies' Outing Flannel Skirts, with
 ruffle. Bargain day 49c.
 LACES. Heavy Wide Torchon Laces, from 5c-
 8. cents.
 HOUSE. WRAPPERS. ,, Ladies' Fine Percale House Wrappers,
  Things, from $1-69c. Ladies' Fine Flannelette House Wrap pers, braid trimmed, fitted lining,
 from $1.5O-98c. -- DOIESTICS. .... Good size Bleached Pillow Slips 71ac. A Heavy Brown Sheeting, from 7c-5c Fine Bleached and Turkey Red Dam- ask 21c.
 Daisy Cloth. all colors, from 12hc- 9h cents.
 Apron Bingham 3Ac. Colored Outing Flannels 41kc. DRESS GOODS. - Mohair and Flannel Plaids, from 17c-
 12hc.
 4O-1nch German Henrietta and Serges,
 all sizes, all shades, from 39c-25c. 50 pieces Fancy Figured Black Dress
 Goods, from 5Oc-25c. 44-inch Rich Lustre0s Mohair Brillian-
 tins, from 75c-49c.
 SHOES. Children's Patent Leather cloth top
 tip, real value $1-65c. Misses Genuine Box Calf and Wei
 Kid Shoes, embodying all fine
 points of the shoe makers art, val
 ue $1.75$1.24. Youths 3'Never R1p'' Shoes, calf and
 kangaroo kip, no seams, every
 pair guaranteed cheap at $1.50-
 SPA.
 The balance of our fine Velour Kid and
 Enamel Shoes. kid and patent tips,
 welted soles, modern and mannish
 lasts, all filled with tho famous
 Armstrong cork felt cushion and
 health insoles, real $3 and $3.5O-
 $2.OO.
 Mems Alligator and Fancy Embroid-
 cred Slippers, value 50c-39c. Mems Calf Shoes. also. heavy water
 proof Milwaukee oil grain bluch-
 CTS $1.49. 100 pairs more of those Grown" .OO
 Vici Kid Shoes. latest style,. three
 soles, patent back stays and welt
 ed; every pair warranted-$2.00. |CONLON BROS.
 NEW SHOPPING MART.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-30

ntraartor Herni fy $ mence fine woodwork on hds atx 4annfiy house on lower Baldwin street.
 A small fire occurred at the cigar factory of Thomas McGrath, over T. H. Hayes's stock department, this morning. A hole was burned in the flooring and this was all the damage done.
 Thomas Pratte is no longer connect. ed with the drug store at 696 South Main street, which was known as the Baribault & Pratte drug store. B. s. Barbault will conduct tho business hereafter.
 Everything is in readiness for the Foresters' union fair, which opens in City hall Saturday night, and will continue during the following week. An interesting stage program will be rendered each evening, followed by dancing.
 The much talked-of concert and en- tertainment by the St Thomas Liter ary and Dramatic society will take place tomorrow evening in the City hall. The Baker Bros will appear in their great frog and snake contorttons and another feature is the blind box
  society.
 Papers in a suit for 1000 were served to-day on A1berfce DAndra, a barber in the employ of Frank Mari nelli. on East Main street. The plain tiff In the suit is Mrs Antoinette Mari nelli, but in the papers she calls her self by her maiden name, De Greza, in accordance with the custom of her fellow countrywomen, who do not live with their husbands. The Marinellis, it will be recalled, were in court late ly, in non-support proceedings, and Marineln rather than support his wife went to jail. After this incident there appeared an article in an Italian paper rehecting upon Mrs Marinelf, and D'Andra, who is known among his countrymen as 'the count" is said to have been the author of the article. Attorney Durant appears for the plain tiff. The papers were served by sher- if Rametti.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-30
Thou Shalt

Not sell. deliver, or even give away any Intoxicating liquor or beer be- tween 12 o'clock Saturday night and o'clock Monday morning. If you do you must be prepared for the conse- quences. You can food all the people some of the time. some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all ot the people all of the time." There fore we're liable to have strangers graces of the people who sell what they call exhilarating drinks; and when you do them the favor of quench- ing their thirst they'll ''squeaP' on you every time, and the chances are Sloo and costs will be the outcome. WeH' from all appearances Prosecuting Agent Pierce is going to cause some potketbooks to be pierced rather asverely. He began with only hfteen' but how many patches of fifteens ne has on his list is conundrum. IL $ a wonder Mrs Nation of Kansas was not secured to do the work. Inat >, S fhe woman who makes splinters ol all the costly wine rooms she runs across. If they only hired her there would De no need of detectives, lawyers, courts or policemen. The saloons would all be wiped out. But best of all. the peo- pie would be richer, stronger ana more healthy, because they would drink more tea and coffee, and when they see how much better our drlnks are than what other people sell they teu their neighbors about it. Remempel, cur tea. coffee, spice and butter is tne top notch quality at bottom ho'cn price, at
 Phe1an's T Store, AfsRROADwAY. Telephone.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


~ beans ANB & @ .oas If '9s n @a5fS u for 4oncs 6 &
from an interior points are siroEEeT % Red da3ey hsy
little difficult TO buy the choicest lots At 81 - GOOD
leads 10 more holding ne remaining stocks.
ioe. at when Goods were sold early in The week Ne
e9 eSSie 81 Ss 2 M DO m saS oce S's s2S 40 do T s a.
bbls choice So o. 90 bags 81 % medium and l faf
10 good 81 5Oas2 choice 1882
So aS 20 black urt soup choice 81 5oGs - DO lima.
Sc 75 Italian medium 81 sOasi cher foreign
prime choice; 81 55aSl 90. imported mTa!un common
bags 81 22lzGsi %.
pkgs about more last week General
a aSn %s scale o ana t5eFc @ Was an abunanee all
classes OF stock The tone however was fairly stcacy 9n
1cglarly high priced goods were paeei traction hSTg Ts
has been surplus Of & sna 3 shipment g1nsins r5 fgS 10 10
e below the quotation rather & than store i se ' Fl 1os
under the cali on morning 10 points
lsc. dairy tubs when selected closely are fairly
srade ana sells in range Of i647sc Factory holds quite
AMI 9 6oease ad es o@ home n tade ' Ne , gs
vance has been estsosnea; ba6 Te Inat ~ ~
week Were 445t psgs We quote creamsry extras per
n i9isc 90 hrsts lszG & 90 seeohSsi lls M 40
;4ra a. STae daF 'u6s o bpG faRy & '2 W @
Imitation creamery fancy l6al1o; 90 hrsis l4zai3c:
o. firss i4i.c DO fair prime. Is8saI4c; do lowe
grades iSaisc rgn9se S sgEsr Wsern 5Snfs scd9 S do
CHEEsE-Thore llttie movement in cheese today,
used than here. With full prices paid
at yesterday the feeling is quite
strong especially white cheese Small sizes however
are in large accumulation considerable quantity
viii have 10 carried In view OF comparatively
full price country. however holders
inclined fairly steady the basis Of 9 for fancy
grades Desirable skins in moderate supply and steadily
ho!d Al Snclairsvie yesterday l,4Go boxes offered;
Arcade yesterday sales al Siqsc Liverpool cable
for new. coIored and white Exports for
1884 boxes We quote; state fun cream small, col
fancy &C. do fair to choice Sl2GIs@4c; do
large white fancy, Sac do fair 10 choice sgsec do
do common. elsq7iac: light skins small choice. ~
7lAc; choice 63saIe: part skins prime 52 %
&c; fair 10 good. 45c do common 2@aSc full skins
Ih92c
EGGs-stoek IS cleaning up little more closely; ar
lighter: shipments transit reported less
liberal and the market is showing frmer tone Prices
ar slightly advanced loss OF sales. and the
cheaper qualities count values are hardening little
We quote. Jersey. State and Pennsylvania. fancy
ieeted. lsasise; do average prime iSe Western north
sections eandied selected l3c do selected
dled. ietei DO ungTased II iiisNieae; Do loss or i39
l3ac; Southwestern. i1.nlcc; dres. eqolec; checks
71lelsc
FRUITS -FREsH-ony small scattering lots OF
peaches canning N by express there Is no Improvement
are IN fair supply; but mostly Of medium and em.
fair demand for p. es,t s.as: bur price. wsr.
up the qua!itteR: EeK5h cnSnIna haakhnaE1an
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
OTHER MARKErs-Bx TELEGRAPH

lineage, June 15-Cattle-Rece2ts. coo head:
MANY steady good prime So 40@S6 25; poor
81 zS 81 449sa a0 s9ckeEs and feoders saS5 COWS
No. herers. fSfts5: S2GS2 bulls
oo calves 81 50aSd rs Texas tSlIs 81 5eS3 10
ftess-Hsestpt5. $4,000 head estimated Monday SO
left over, 80o0 strong; higher; rcp Is:
snd butchers IS ses6 22 good choice heavy. s. %
qs6 10: rough heavy, IS sOs5 co. Light s5 75G$6 02ls
bulk Of sales SIS s5as6 05. sheep-Recaps 1000 head
sesp and lambs steady good choice Wethers So 800
- 20 fair TO choice mixed SO C5QSi; Western sheep.
~ stsi 20 yearings Slgsi o. native lambs S4as5 %;
Western lambs 65aS5 Receipts shipments for
two weeks conlpared Recepts-Cae 10. I0O head hogs.
14ssdO sheep. 6230o ShiPments-Cattle 81. leo head
hogs, l6s. 100; sheep. 81. 700
Cincinnati June 15.-Eiogs steady. 81 1tGS6. Cattle
quiet, s2 3ogS3 - sheep weak 81 @5aS3 60 Lambs
steady. So a0Gs3 Is.
East Liberty. 15-Catte stesdy; So 9OqS6;
prime, 81 7oa$5 20; good. 81 4aFS5 Hogs dull and
lower; prime heavy ST l0Sd l5; assorted mediums and
best Workers. 81 10 light Workers and good piss $50
vi 10; skps, 81 5oS5 40; roughs SIG 50 80 sheep slow
best weheTs So T0as9 s bulls and 81 0Qs2 so;
choice yearngs 81 6eg$+ So good S3GS4 so;
veal calves sd6S6
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
THE TRADE IN CHVCAGO.

Chicago June Is (SpeciaD-Wheat opened &c to
sc lower because English cables were weak and
the weather Northwest and Southwsst t was perfect
Kansas had clear weather, the Northwest showers
The people who were harvesting the winter wheat
had sunshine. the spring wheat States moisture
against the hot July days. The Wa tkness. how
ever in the first half hour. \ private
cable dispatch reported the French oJd look gloomy
Local shorts covered Paten and cash vas sc 70 c
over Friday. September sold at 6sAc and 5S'sc
and closed 6S2, GGssc. July closed ut iosc: De-
cember Tasc There were large clear; noes es6uo9
bushels. Shipping sales were only 90 "o bushels
Western receipts were slightly less tina n last
The worlds shipments Monday will be around
100000 bushels. The visible will m obably de-
crease 100000 bushels. The leading cas handlers
continue rather bearish. Wee weather in the
Southwest. where harvesting is under way, might
change the mood some.
Corn prices advanced a4c 10 1c. and clused at the
top The July sold at i27sc and at E5Asc the Sep
tember at i3l.c and 44Iac sellers The last prices
were the top ones. The market was Influenced by
a sharp rally in oats Corn receipts weae small
go cars with 2l5 estimated for Monday. l"ae weeks
primary receipts were almost 2c0ocoo b,tshels less
than weeks and 100000 bushels less than last
year. Primary receipts for the day Were less than
half a year ago. Stocks here will pro ,ably de-
crease IOCOo0 bushels. The shipping bust ness was
quiet. 10000 bushels sold Clearances weee -'90o
bushels. Gables were up fraction on the futures
Cash houses were the best buyers of futur,is Har-
ris and Rartletj-Frazier leading. Weather condi-
tions keep ideal
July oats advanced over Ic. the September l4c 70
SC The strength scare uInorS the Juei
shorts caused by belief very large July line MS
held through Phillips. The market closed ut tie
top although the Phillips interest the large 81
seller. IC50r0O bushels more July sold AT 2I5sc
and at 2sl.c sellers and closed the top Saptf NJ
ber closed at 25isc.
Flaxseed was firm and active. The cash
No Northwestern sold at 81 73. the No l. 81 y;
September was 81 30 and October 81 26ia There
80 ears OF seed at the three points.
The feature IN provisions large buyirE of
Lard BY Patten about $3.50 tierces for Septe mber
and December. He has been active the long
side. Lighter hog receipts are expected next week
% on Monday and $4,000 next week Lard srncks
the first half of thls month, 3o0o tierces, sho0 an
increase OF less than 5,0oo tierces. Last year in
tcTces daily.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16

Cotton ExhanEe special LvsrPoo cshes Spot & cotton
gort 5o1 bales American 5000 bales receipts $3.50
Fu,arcS agee5 t GigI2e4d decline C+osed steady
het points lower 70 7 point higher DeeemherJanu-
july s30s Juiy-August COB: 5nber
S os1ISs5 sdehssr e as5 t'O OCTOBER - s'e' %
FLOUR AND Neutrality-suspicious. in -four were limited
wcaS srinr patents were quoted al 50 soas4 ~ win
s I s'ss5s ] 8 g &C.. s5 - winter geenS ssr - e } ~
~ - extra No winter So g 81 80: grade SIS 4oli
Far 70 Gooc s. s0aS3 -; choice fancy So 2oS5 80
g 25s a. 70 uie @ is Quoted.
flne white and yellow. 81 loasl -: coarse 93ft9ec
,esks arrive 10 SIS 55gsie: snring bran bulk
horiny chop sl7: OF meal So.
GRAIN-wTFEAT-B Boar!sh conditions prevailed in
nleat early this morning An abundance Of selling
ass nvite5 moderate Short account opeTatl6ns by room
- The feature Of the cables was 1@-d decline
'he,e BON mis- Iurope An advance
h,re The opening 50 did western people
Ter quite literally. The weather map showed low
Wei ,s, o,a q .IsM ~, - ~ t.le 60, t s s
eFious nature thus far efoEs the regular close p
fae their sales and steadiness thus restored last
berlin linen %a SS"1Ps oe "i iS Paaf @as n S lower ss ad
ls' ll pSn's on and AntTsrP kea franc net iS!Ser
ed closed 7s2e; SS Sarssfn buia,h sse
s curb :, ,Ses sh at s'ee6S prices September
let a bun feature All day Il closed fa sle
ln6her a. SewYork. with % loads for despite
he rSo Good buying Chicago speculative
% sss followed ty fair demand here ana light offerinss
splA ~ Chicago keep very light and with the back
s9nsaerStion Cables were aso nm aerpod eiosag
80 40 net higher. The strong advance in July oats
MMesi helped prices little toward midday. No corn
tssesed az sskc; No white. ssIc and No yellow
,sa ss%s an 2 snoa, bass The curb closing
.ae hasis ~ sskc for september. .oATsThere
q tfonR advance In July West a Of shorts
HnG light offerings. The local marke, ruling firm ia
~ i.pa,hy, no oats closed s2e: No B. 3ilzc; No 2
eAlie nzi1c; 30 white. BE tradk mixed, 3le33iec
Track white 32@37e and No white clips rye,
- harhet 1uii; 70 Western. 53ssc and No Western
ese both aroat; state rye, h54t56e BARLEY
saikei STEADY; feeding quoted and
oeft.c. both ! Z New-york.
NEW-YORK PRICES
yeste--
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
EIyRoPEAN PRoDUcE iMARKET.

IAysrpool. June 15-Closng: Wheat-spot dull: No 2
IS lead No California ds 5ad; futures dull; July.
hs sad September, 5s s@d Corn-ipot quiet; american
mixed IS Id do old As 2l2d: futures steady July.
Is 104d September 3s II sd; October nominal Peas
Canadian steaT, 5s Sd Hops at l. Dndon-Pacihc Coast
steady f4@fi los Flour-St I0ui} fancy winter dull
IS Beef firm; India mess. iE:s 3D.. PoTk-Prime
Western steady. els. Short cut, Il 10 III
NJ firm 4Ts Sd. firm; prime Western in terces.
ABS; American refined in pals, As Bacon trl CImber
land cut, ~ 80 n steady @G short rib 1e 70 -
H. 46s l; long clear midiles, light, = 10 ~ TO- his y
do heavy 20 to 10 10 as short eh ar backs 10 to -
Square, II 13 n. steady 36s & Butter dull; finest
United States. SIS; good United n ates. SOS cheese
steady: American white and coles ed rev lis Tai
lowPrme city quiet 25s: Australian in London steasy
2Gs Gd Coonsee5 oi-IIull refined. spot firm. rs GI
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady 27s. RosiE-Common steady
IS 81 Petroleum-Ieined steady. 6%d Linseed oil hrn
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. Is. 1901.
CCFFEE-A very slack business transacted the
CoHee Exchange to-day Rnd fluctuations confined
q . points. The market opened "
prices unchanged points higher the occurring
in the option only. Thereafter the situation
i1tcrrStng with the trade o hold cN
i1- week deYeloQments Foreign about SIS
evreCtel Eavre di5 change from fridays close
H7mlufg trthe easier AT de>lne OF partial 1.
IFS country heavy footing
- bags ports $500 bags
points The rate Of exchange NJ Rio advanced
n sad: Rio Santos markets ruled steady
unchanged prices. ON the whole the news averaged
rather bearish Locally. dull spot trade noted.
quotations nomiually unchanged the basis Il &c
fa- Rio No : and Gao for SantSs No invoice lots.
The Of the local speculative market steady
net unchanged prices. a,759 hags
lsrk White Wings cleared from RIO June Ia with
1909 bags.
The range prices to-day
fall
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
Chicago June is-The leading futures ranged as fol

Cash guotati. rs follows: Flour quiet Winter
patents 50 7OaS3 20; roghs 81 2oG$2 en- clears 81 dq
stra,hts s. soHS} - bakers 81 3'C$3 Wheat NJ
spring ~ GI2ac: No 3. CG4c; No re-. Gats sGi0'c
Com 80 q - G42%e No yellow, 49, sptS'sc. oats
No 2S}ec; No white. @0i4c: NJ " white. 2>S-fI:s
Rye. No . 47'1c- iarcy. good feedns iSei5Hc fair
to choice mailing 5ig52c FaXseei, No 81 ~: NJ
Northwestern. 81 % Timothy seed prime, $3 iot+N3 -
s. ass ribs sides QooseI 81 95iS - Dry
saItsd shoulders toxcd IG1c Short clear sizes tb1Xd
s. 45l$S ~ Whiskey basis OF high wines. 81 ~ ON
the Produce Exchange to-dap the butter market
S7sGlHi2C Eggs weak f!oss off cases returned l1l@c
Duuih June l5.-Clese. Whect-No I hard cash
72lac Northern cash. G92c: September GSil July
e52ac; No Northern, G4'2c oats 35027'4c
Minneapolis. June lJ-Ciose: Wheat-Cash. G774c;
July. es75@:67c: September cG9sc on track No hard
C9F.e; 1 Nor,herI, C7Ne; No Northern G5fsc Flour
and bran unchanged.
Milwaukee June l5.-Wheat hrmer No l Northern -
@72iec. Nu . Northern 62a7Gisc: July. 69iGTGc Rye
dun: No /. 5c. Barley quiet; No . SIC; sample, 4na
53i2c
Philadelphia June l5-whea l. lower: grade
lower. No . white clipped SIC. Butter
quiet fancy Western creamery i9'2c do prints
l9c Eggs steady fresh nearby lac do Western l4c do
Southwestern Southern l2c. Cheese dull. New
creams fancy, small 9i,c: do fair choice
81. aac Recatpts-Flour. 1900 bhls. :510.OCO N in
sacks: wheat 2;0o0 bush 9o0O bush: oats, 1coO
bush ShipmentsWheat. 23oo0 bush corn. 62 900 bush
oats. COCO bush.
JULY $3.50 September. G6sdGGhc: No hard. e0laaT1c.
CorE-No cash. 4tS5c. July, Ai2sc: September Ec.
Cats-No = cash, 2siac; July, 2I9sc: September 2dc'
October, white, 30isg3lc,
Toledo. June 15-wheat firm; cash. Ike; July i1l4c:
September. T0isc Corn dull and strong cash, 43c; July
43Asc; September 44Ac Oats quiet and firm: cash
2Szc. july, 27Tc; September 24c. Rye, 53c. Clover
seed-Cash prime. SO so October 81 30
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16

CNJTTON-CCttun advanced to-day nearly the high
p9in, resehee yeseray enc at Ie close vas vas issy
disposed the nFst, owing 10 a p-edoninance OF
Influences, which better trade
on opening The market arTn with prices
unchanged to points higher This advance VAS soon
Increased Ss points by support from room bulls, me
Europe Then Liquidation by July longs
sharp setback; but before the close prices were
again nearly level the session Shorts were
ty satisfied with their Position and were
influx orders, which would IL
fatal the bear interests the present time The
steady with prices net To points hishcr
the options leading the matter OF alNaA.e
ruling Cf market quite IN contrast Mttl
tae stuatan abroad Liverpool havirg shown derlae1
tie end II the day. bullish weekly summary OF 4@
Nel0pmeuts the by The Chronicle aiced
materially strengthening the market Fan River CON
rruutad by reporting sales Of over
100000 print cloths full prices. l)ry goods
tJl ~ improving conditions Manchester
reported continued gains in demand from CHINA an
holding 'hoir own but 10 BE- working slowly inward on
demand from exporters ana the Northern
mills. NeW-EnElana mills stated that short time sche3
Nlrs be aharo med lndcHnitt4F At'lg ana
that efforts toward Tc1uc1cn
in the mills Crop unques l1nauly b2d
from he and ceatral sections = The belt bit
Southwest concerned. Promise Of further rains in
the South Atlantic States ana o. drUth in Texas
not calculate 10 inspire bear c-utons The trade as
whole a higher q cables from lIverpo.
Monday. inclined believe the change IN
cotton markets evidence iE~re2sing
hcnce IN al around In fact. CT the better
cotton and something Of boom within the future
u pointed while everything
else had had pr spertty and activity, Gotten has
steadily declined prices contracted 10 tusi
The local spot market unchanged ana
Gull with mGsing upland quoted sac a1d mddng Gulf
Nc southern spt markets were tclaliy reported as
Tne prices the local market day
Was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET

Liverpool, June l5.-cosirg: cotton.Snot- Moderate m
business: prices unchanged; American miidlng 4 10 sd
The day 6O0O bales. Of which 500
for speculation export and included $500 American
including 2350O American. Futures
opened quiet and closed steady; American mfing m g
30 eliza 81 Gid buyers: June and July, 3lt4d
sellers July and August, e6id buyers august and
September September. a3-6id buyers
October e o g 5~fid buyers: October and November
4 2-s4d4 s-sad sellers; November and December, s1
-G.i buvers December January. 44 1-6sd selleFs
January and February l-a4d sellers.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16

i'19o pales. stock, 6S0I4 bales
savannah, june 15.-Cotton
tci good ordinary, 6 receipts 432 bales:
bales. ' ' - ' go "
ladling T'sc good ordinary. lbc: pts 52!0
SalsFts 10 tne Continent At bales exports coast
NIee. sN bales sales. 1850 hales: ssoek lI72sj bales
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
Railroads..
ERIE Rail ROAD

Through trains leave New York. foot Chambers g.,
as follows. and 5 minutes earlier w. I'D St:
900 a IN. Daily.-Solid train for Buffalo o. m
BinEhamton Wavery. Elmira and Bradford Coaches.
par.or and cafe dining car to Buffalo.
d. m. Daily.-Chlcego Iimited-Fast MaIl-Solit
train Chicago arriving s. 20 p. Arr Cleveland
SIeepers Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining Car
s.3O D. IN. Daily.-BurrRlo Cleveland Express-Arr
Buffalo los Bradford 20 Jamestown 90 ans YOungs-
town 1927 Cleveland II 80 Sleepers But-
falo Cleveland. Cafe
5.i5 p. Daiy.-Solid train for Hnghsmton. waver-
y. ElmiTa. Chicago. Sleepers Buffalo. Chicago. Cn
CinuatL Dining
TiNICKETS. LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il accompanies AT III. 113. POI. 800 and 1850
broadway. l5I East 123th ST. and 90 West 125th St.
Chambers and West 2ad ST. ferries. New York. 333 and
SEQ Fulton St. 9S Broadway. Brooklyn 122 River
Hoboken. and Jersey City Station. New York Transfer
New-York tribune., 1901-06-16
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
Dos A. NJ and 335 p. NJ Daily. except sunday to Pitts
field; Saturdays only. 245 p. NJ. Sundays only At
S20 A. NJ.
Pullman all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pintseh Light.
Ticket Offices I13 26i. 415 1915 Broadway. .
UniCn W., 275 Columbus Ave, 1873 West 1o5th St.
I25th ST. and 13sth ST. Stations York; and
Fulton 104 Broadway. E D., Brooklyn.
Telephone 900 3Sth Street Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence by
Westeott Express Company.
T. :. BIODGETT, GEORGE II. DANIELS.
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent.