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New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
EXPORTS To DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeN-l ok june 7, l!sl-
Coffee Sentiment among local traders IN coffee
futures was decidedly hearsh to-day prices and
i.eG were prominent features de
vs7ru-rrs. The market opened steady with prices un
liquidation nj local holdings and selling ru
account prompted tV disappointing European adv4css
receipts rhs country n
speculative support sTo; department
Tras.-E fairly active around the az
t5-r-r-. In sympathy with late decline Havre
market points aft
idiay The close steady with prices 10 points
lower Total sales 5000 Havre :.
frarr Of and Hamburg unchanged 1. pig lower
brazilian markets 2i1 showed advance Of -
exchange rate
former port dropped sd 1isd- Receipts
res-riuE tora, 0f 5000 haEs the and
700 interior towns United States
deliveries lEhr. amounting bur 2 777 while
department ruled duh and nominally
changed prices Quotations for the spot article
based &c f0r RIO No and CSC for Santos No !.
voice lots.
The range Of contract prices local to-day
uas As
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
soT-rEERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah I2-Cotton steady: middling. T%c: low
middling &c: good ordinary. she receipts si+ bales
Coastwise 81; sales. 4Ol. stock. 81 100.
New Orleans. June 12.-Cotton firm; mddng 1870:
mddng lice ordinary. 614c; receipts, T26S
bales: Britain 500 the Continent
1850; cosstwise 4S12: sales. 1000; stock. Ill 665.
Mobile June 12-CottOn nominal. middling. TAc low
middling &c; good ordinary Sic; receipts bales.
ports coastwise 400; stock 4 .e+7.
Memphis June 12-Cotton steady: middling. 1916:
mddng 1I6c; good ordinary, 5-6c receipts.
bales 1870; shipments 63s sales, 1850 stock.
701
Augusta June 12-Cotton steady; mdding. slsc low
middlng FAC receipts 30s bales; shipments 59 sales
$50. stock. % aa4.
Charleston, June 12-Cotton firm mtddlng. 1A.c; re-
ceipts. "a bales. stock. 4,TS2-
ST Louis June I2-Cotton steady: middling 77sc:
middIins TI4c good ordinary 6sc; receipts $50
bales; shipments l. 49s stock II 932
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. i2
BEANS AND PEAS-There was steady market for
the basis OF 81 so for
choice quality: enc fancy sti job 81 81 this
exceptional. very good lots sold az 50 A. Medium
selling freer but AZ prfcessay 81 eT2d
stock Pea show further slight advance some
sales q barrel stock reported to-day AZ y o% aS2 20
Market red kidney decidedly strong, sales
reported 50 1882 and stock offered rather
fair quantity. and there is
some speculative demand. Other State beans
price Imported medium beans quite
plenty somewhat freer and there is steady
feeling the best grades We quote; Seans marrow,
choice medium choice. 81 91l QS2:
% pes bblz choice 50 O2 o5 do kidney choice
f5Is2 VIII kidney. choice - folS2 10: do
yello. eye choice So s5qs2 90 DO black turtle soup.
choice 81 7GGxl lima. California. $ 2o4Ss 30
Italian medium 81 so1:i 30. other foreign medium prime
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13

Ouotations follows. Flour dull. No
spring wheat 67Q6sc No -ed. 7Gd7lc No corn, +2itc
202c. white 2T's G2s ec. 40 40. good feed
barley. fair 10 choice mailing. sic, No fax
seed. 20. No Northwestern 81 u. prime timothy
seed S3q&3 30 pork per hol Sif saH$1+ 90 lard
ass dry salted shoulders 1boxefl So s7eGS7 l2ie
boxed, s. 256Ss 81 whisksy, basis
OF high wines 81 % sugars cut loaf 68c Eranulaed
size, confectionery a" 56@c; OF A. $40. on the
Produce Exchange to-day the butter market steady
creaeries 15d1s%c. dairies l3d16lsc Cheese steady
S@tNfoiac- Eggs easy. lo'gc.
Duluth. June le.-C1ose Wheat-Cash. No hard
72s4c; No Northern 6A+c: No Northern sac, July
7uc. September. 6S'ac. oats. PA G2Ii lee
Minneapolis t2-C1ose: vheat-Cash. 6Sc July
61c september G6@4c. track-No l hard. 7oc. No
Northern. Csc: No . Northern. 65l. d66c. Flour
Milwaukee June I2-wheat steadier: 7 Northern
72dT2lec: Northern. T00TlA July. 7O6TO&c- Rye
steady; No ~ d52c Barley steady; No 2 5Sc sample
40G54c.
Philadelphia. June 1c-Wheat steady; grade
lac higher. No . mixed
f5&Qi6c dull and weak; No white clipped 3+i4 a
- l2c firm i2G1c higher fancy Western cream
cry 1870: prints I9c do nearby, 20c Eggs steady
nearby Western lac. do Southwestern. lac
do Southern i2r. Cheese quiet; New York full
ceipts-Fiour 700 bbs 1850 900 sacks; wheat
50 0OO bush corn 100 600. oats. 10000. shipments
Wheat Il 900 bush; corn $1,000 oats. 1900
St Louis Jure l2.-C1ose: Wheat-No red. cash
6S1c. Tuv GIssc September 6Ssc; No hard TOGT0lac
Corn-No cash. 40i4c: July. 40Ss64Olac; September
Al Oats-No cash. es'sc; July 2I1c; September
- 5hsc. No white. 81 i4c-
Toledo June I2-Vheat dull: cash 71lsc; July. Il &c;
September 7O94c quiet and lower; cash Sc July
42lc: September 43Ssc. oats hrmer cash ssc' July
279c. September &c. Cloverseed-Cash prime.
s6 80: October. s. 32ta. OIL changed.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
E1-RoPEAN PRoDrcE MARKETS.

Liverpool June 12-ClosinE: wheat-spot steady: No
red Western winter. Is; No Northern spring Is No
California Id; futures quiet July 5s 9d September
5s 9hd Corn-Spo quiet American mixed new. Is 11d;
American mixed old. dad, futures quiet July 3s
load. September. SIS lid. October nominal. Peas
Canadian steady sd. Hops London Pacihc Coast)
steady f4Gf4 FIour-St Louis fancy winter
Beef steady; India mess. 62s Cd Pork steady.
prime Western. els Lard Arm: prime Western, in
tierces. ABS; American refined IN pals 43s 3D. Hams
Short IA rs 10 firm. Az 3D. Bacon hrm CunIber
land 20 Cd short rib Is "a n.
long mddes. light IS "a N. ASS Sd:
niddles heavy 80 n Ais Cd: clear
70 20 10. 42s Sd; clear bellies IA to 10 n. 4os cd
shoulders-Squars. II 13 n steady. a6s Sd
dull: finest United States sss good United States 55s
--~.e>na~<can finest white AL aalored (new> steady,
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
OTHER ,fARKrrzRr TELEGRAPH.

chicago. June 70 Cart'e-Recepts. 81 900 head Tex
500 others weak including butchers
stock good prime steers - afuSo 30
r 10 medium s. 5oFS5 stoc6srs and feeders steady
rr,~a r-r saWSS cows hefe-s. s. N)a$5 10.
Gamers <2GS2 20. bulls choice Tteady others weak
steady. Sass -. Texas fed steers
bulls 81 IJa 81 - HOGS Receipts =
- morrow --'tH estimated Isit over -'''
opened active higher closing 50 = mixed
ana butchers s. GOGS6 70 choice heavy. SPS 50 -
rrfrb baa-y IS s5aSs o.. iE-t s. S5dSe bulk Of
sales 81 c5ES5 u. Receipts l3too sheer and
Isr-rs choice slow. spring - s. -
good a. choice vethar s5GSi 10 fair choice mixed
GrGS2 G5. sheep - '"frSt i yearlngs $+g
s. a. native lambs To- Western lambs 81 6oTSS 10
Cincinnati Irue y Hogs steady. - lodS6 'a'tl@
easv s. 1oas5 y sheep steady. s. e s. %. Lambs
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13

C0TTON-Surnnler month shorts passed through
other ordeal Crrron speculative markets
0-lav Locally rhe FirCsti0n appeared 10 have grown
decidedly overnight, while private advices
ing their Developments here On the
cali the market Cuiet with prices unchanged
lower larrer resulting from Light proht
tarE time before operators made
stand either bulls sni bears alike holding OF for
the initiative Rut outside buying
A0f.r@ covering in and Throughout The rest u
the market displayed pronounced strength
worked up % ar6 Argus. 1.6sc after which
selling profits and caused slight reacton
The early fsuElsh cables fride better than
pe-=1. partially offset better weather and
crp from the South LsJe from abroad
r7rrar=o readiness Lre-poos part % respond 70
close that steady nearly
figures q the dav Manchester Epnners and Continental
Shorts said b. heavy buyers both
q me Liverpool market all the session Under selling
for outside account and Withdrawal ~ early buyers
The local market worked July and foc
FRESH or appearance of big buying
orders from The South and West Trading became
active and fUr the CAV the market exhibited
err1tc strength The positions did follow
TIE advance IN months fully. owing 70 the i'm
proved character n, but t evident
counts those positions pending definite knowledge
o. tr- condition OF the the Invest.
WherH said by dispatches be sorely
neecec Receipts the for the day heavy
but rad been discounted Reports Southern spot
showed feeling among holders
northern mill The close steady,
prl.es mex unchanged points higher
The rsnge n contract prices in The local market to-day
was follows.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
LrvERpooL corroN MARKETS.

Liverpool. June r. .. mCotton-Spot. fair demand
prices 116d higher American middling fair sl6d god
mdding. 2a-32i. middling. 21-S2d: low untddltng
T-16d good ordinary Slid. ordinary. 151ed The
the day bales which 500 for
speculation and export and included 5000 American
Futures opened quiet and closed steady American mid
ding June. sd buyers June ana July, s2otG
S3-64d sellers July and August 3i-S4a+ 3Zo+d BUY
ers: August and September 25-64d4 2s SD sellers sep
tember. 2SS4d4 26-64d sellers October. G. ooiG
6-e4d sellers October and November. 36id buyers
November and December. Lad sellers December ana
January Ie4d sellers January and February 1-oid
buyers
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13

Si e1''cr closed steady with quotations 6c higher
OF me basis s@sc for widdng upland and sehc for
f5uf bales Southern spot
narh-fs teegraphed follows Nev-orleans firm
ard unchanged 7 1916. Mobile nominal and
eanrF- at 80. savannah STEADY. l6c higher. a. "a
Nasriesc firm and unchanged 1f4cs Wilmington firm
na unchanged Tssc. Norfolk firm and unchanged a.
&c, Baltimore nominal and unchanged at e1sc Augusta
qliet and steady l-IGc higher. s3-l6c; 81. Louis
sisalF. l-l6c higher. T7sc.
Receipts the pdr-a Interior points to-day.
(. the dazl last andla laerve
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
1AIL7oAD


STATIONS f2st Of WEST TwENTY,TIIIRD ,- - sTEEEr
sThs ,esxlnE t,ms from ps.bTs;.s. ,s. s.s
station; except where Otherwise nofsd-
Cars New York Pitts0urg sleeping car Ptsburs 10
s NJ TAST sB fsTsaaa Com
Cars For chioaso % cieraisnd Toedo cincinns
nss r: " eTiIcAGo AND st. LOUIS ExrREss. S.
o.55 p VI. ST, Louis EXPRESs.-For Pitts6urs. Ind
s s5af, B. " L4TsE = SPR lP Rq (e Chicago For
7-a5 p. VI. PACIFIC PREss-For Pirtshurg and
Route Connects for Cleveland except sa5graay.
PREsS.-For Piits6ars. Cleveland Nashville via Cin-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
2S %, % $50 lol0 tosoT9ssss and Coranas = -
tDesbrosses ana Cortlsnd5 streets 2sO e. . Con
pinns Car 5l- IS 5Dinins carr ) s ? m aish5
CorgrsssionaI LIN an ParoS and Dining cars. rs
425 Dining Car. 455 Dining Carr. rs p m. IL 10
SOUTHERN RAILwAY-Ezprsss. 25 425 D 1a1o
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-Express. s55 a and 9 Is
sEABoaRD AIR LINE RAILwAY-.FIoriaa and Met
I2gel'sn Limited, Ia55 p daily Express. 1alo
SoBFoIK AND WESTERN RA1LwAT.-For Memphis
cftESSAPEAKE AND OHIO R11LwAY-s-s5 a and
FOR OLD PoINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK--L1 a m
Teasg41ys as-4-1: and and s9S ? m daily
Throqsh yes,i6uled Trains Buffet Parior Cars and
Standard Coaches.
GAZE MAY--1255 . m weekdays
points on New York and Long Railroad from
Nest twenty third street T. 40.
- a - : 10 and 455 .. m Sundays Q q a 5S
m urom Deshrosses Cortlandr Streets $50 900
an, m, y 80 30. 3 40. 40 and SO p Sundays
an FOR PHILaDELPHIA.
tDesnrosses and Cortlandt Streets s2O) T2S T53
-. 800 30 tS55 Penna Limited. 10 10 (Desbrosses
and CortIandt Streets % Dining carr loss Dining
eari 1lSj m. 70 90 21C CDesbrosses Cortlandt
s,eetS = 2ol 25J, 3 q 355. 425 - Dining Carr.
% tpInnE Car. 5.55 Dining carr, 50 SIS. SIS.
= . m i 10 night Sundays. . 90 coachesl.
SO 500 Q 25 9 81 GimredD. IS 10.5S Dining Carr
a m, l255. l 15 Dining Carr .. ass. Dining
earl, +SS Dining Carl. SIS Dining T55 ..
SS5. 3 * m. u 10 night
Ticket offices III PSI Broadway;
~ Fifth Avenue toelow 2Sd ST. House: Vest
IWen1ythird Street and OF D-s-
orosses and C0rtland street Fulton
street. Ss B-oadwsy and Pennsylvania Annex Station
Brooklyn. Station Jersey City. York Transfer
Company will call for and baggage hotels
and residences through destination.
Telephone 91f Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service
J. 3. HUTCHINSON. J. R WOOD
General Manage General Pass'r Azerc
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
new YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM DIVISION
Pittsheld sundays only at 9 20 A NJ
Pullman all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices and Broaduav -
Union So W. 2T5 Columbus 133 Waz- fq5t5 Sc
125th I2srh ST stations New York S2S ar4 -9S
Fulton St Broadway D Bror<iv7 -
Telephone Street, To- New York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from Residence nv
Westcotr Express Company -
EDGAR VAN ETTE\. GEORGE n DANIELS
General Superintendent General PASSENGER
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD
ERIE RAILROAD

3 follows and minutes earlier from W. 23d ST.:
300 a Daiy.-Solid train FOR Buffalo. Arr 3
Binshamton, Wavery. Elmra and Bradford. Coaches
paror and cafe dining Buffalo.
2-3o ,. m. Daily.-Chtcago L4mtted-Fast MalI-Soft
Chicago arriving 20 D Cleveland 20 a
Sleepers Chicago. Cleveland Cincinnati
1.3o m Daily-Bu-aIo and Cleveland Express-Arr.
Buffalo 7OS. Bradford 20 jamestown 90
town 10 81 Cleyeland 1880 sleepers TO Buff
falo and Cleveland Cafe
S.15 .. m. Daily.-Sold train for 3nSharnton
" Elmra Chicago Sleepers 70 Buffalo Chicago. Gin
ctuna.L Dining
FTNCKETS. local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
Il ACCOMMODATIONS AT III. 113 26l. 500 and fis9
broadway. 1ST East I25th St and 273 West 125th ST.
Charpbers and West 2Sd 81 ferries York: 2ss and
$50 Fulton St 9s Broadway. Brooklyn: 122 River
Hcboken. and Jersey City Station York Traasrsr
Co. calls for ard checks baggage o destination
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
STOCK ON HAND

Wilmington June i2Spirits turpentine Arm 32d32i-c:
receipts. 53 hbls Rosn steady 81 o5Gsi 10. receipts
III bhis. steady lGTS2 10 receipts
81 bb- Tar hrm. 81 80. receipts 10 hbls.
Charleston June 12-Turpentine firm. Rosin firm.
unchanged
Savannah June I2-Spirits turpentine firm 33c. re
ceipts, 700 bhls. sales bbs; exports lO6 bbls
Rosin hrm receipts. 3e+i ths sales 7i9 bbls exports
4 463 hhs We quote 4. r, G. 81. H. 81 O5 2. 81 10:
F 81 II: g 81 20. H. 81 81 81 30: X 81 So NJ So %
y 50 80 " G. 81 SO. " ". 50 10.
New-Orleans. June l2ReCeipts- 669 hbls; tur-
pentne 1G5 casks EXports-I-verpool rosin go bb,s
London. June l2-Turpentine spirits 2Gs Cd
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13

ass Tallow-Priue city quiet 25s Australian in London
steady 2es Sd Cottonseed oitiu refined spot steady
22s Sd Turpentins-Spirts steady, 27s Rosin-Conmou
steady Sd Petroleum-Rehned steady. SAD Linseed
oil firm
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
NAVAL STORES.

feeling prevailed market for spirits and
values advanced i=c sympathy a similar rise
in savannah and account of light available supplies
here. The close Rosu steady But un-
changed. while tar and PITCH were quiet. quote
TAR Regulars 81 O5. DO oil bbls.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- 35G35iac
ROSIN-Common 10 good strained. 81 80: F 81 So F.
81 C. 81 ~. 81 I. 81 90. K So 90. NJ s. 80
So 90, " G. s. - ". So so
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
Ocean Steamers.

NORTH @[gRMNM l1OYDa
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
CHERBOURG- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.Laru IS Kaiser Wnn July 30
Kaiser VIM. % Kaserin NJ tn I3
kaiserin NJ Tn July 9 Lain. Aug. ID
Sailing at 10 A NJ. Pier 81 North River
ITO Southampton Bremen only
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
CHERBOURG or SOCTHAMPTON-BREMEN
Fr. der Cr---June 13 PSf Iu!se- July H. PM
Gr. Kurfdrst -. All FIR der Gr--.July IS II AM
Barbarossa July t. II AN C Kurfurst July .. Noon
From New. Tier foo' Of 81 81. Hohoken-
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
GIBRALTAR-NAPLES-GE
Trave ...-...Iune IS 3 PM Aler ..-..-July g. II AM
tFioh zor 90 II AM June 90 II AM
Werra June % PM tFIoh' zolT 3. 10 AM
ttHohenzoUern) formerly Kaiser VIM II
From Congress ST. Brooklyn. Take South Ferry
OELRICHS & co. NO : BROADWAT-
Louis II. Meyer South Third ST. Phila.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
Eclp maute0-maIe.

WANTED FOR q. s ARMY: Able bodied unmarried
w men Of 21 IS. citizens Of United
OF character and habits who can
speak. read and write English. For information apply
RECRUITING OFFICER. - Third Ave al Sixth
Ave 42nd St. z. 125th St. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13

Rio-Crnee market drrn. No Rio. 4ST75. exchange.
zd receipts hags, cleared for tho United States
o3o bags cleared for Europe 5000 bags stock 235 0oo
lsgs.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13

Foreign Coffee Gables Ssnfos-Coffee market quiet.
E1o1 $500 receipts 10000 bags stock
10000 HamhurE-toffee market opened unchanged,
q 244 2 n unchanged 10 = pig lower sales
Il 0e1 bags. Havre-CoGee market opened quiet, IN
changed = franc lower. ar = unchanged. Al 3
November declined Z. franc. others unchanged. at
I n !. salas 900 haEs
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
0irn 6otels.

ElAN90ON HOUSE.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.
directly opposite Wall ST The coolest location in the
vicinity OF New York.
Twelve minutes from New-York City Hall
Select family transient Large. light
single and suite. with private hath
REASONABLE RATES. J. c, VAN CLEAF. Prop
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
CENTRAL R. R. Of NEW JERSEY
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
80 40 - So TS 90 500 100 s11 50 NJ 400.
al 40 "a 90 "a 50 90 30 200, "a so,
so 20. o = m az Is
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
5000 I'll 20 a 100. q 80. sSl 40,
500 - o. 2 m. az r1dt
Ofres Liberty 81 Ferry. South Ferry 1iS Psi. 454.
1900 1884 Broadway Is2 5th 737 6th Ave. q
Union So 152 I25th St 2TS West 125th 81.
2+S Columbus Ave New York; Court St, 244 $50 Fu
81. BROOKLYN 9S Broadway WILLIAMSBURG New York
Transfer calls checks destination
'Frou Liberty only. 'Daly. 4Day. except Sun
dav sSundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
BOSTON

BOSTON.
BOSTON 0onn2EwHaITH a2ENTn
HOTEl WIEN[DOElEa
beautifully conveniently situated leat
ing hotel in the city patronage unexceled- Five
minutes walk Back Bay Staron-no dust. smoke
trolley
C q. GREENLEAF & CO.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
HAM8T9H-AMFRIGAN lINE,

lIEJWH UI " -NV0 FLWN NCTNTWElF NINL.
TWIN-SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE
Every Thursday
PLY OLTH-CHERE EREsOCRG-HAAfBJR &c, -
a Victoria June 90. 10 AM Deutschland July IL noon
Columbia, June -. 10 AM Columbia. July ., 10 AN
r bismarck. July 10 AM F Bismarck Aug l, 10 AN
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
Every SATURDAY 10
W.. PLYMOUTH ERRoCRCi-HAMBCERCio r . - -,
WaldArsse. June IL. PM @PhoRncia. July b. 2So PA
'Bulsaria June 80 . AM Patricia. July 90. AN
Pennsylvana. June %. 3 PM Waldersee. July % PM
Pretoria July g. AM Bulgaria Aug g. AN
TO Hamburg direct
SUMMER CRUISES
70 THE LAND Of the MIDNIGHT sun, from Ham
burg July , Tuly from y. Y June 2Ol July y and
to The BALTIC and the principal cities of NORWAY,
SN EDEN. RUSSIA and DENMARK from Hamburg
Aug. Is by the Yacht PRINZESSI$ VICTORIA
LtISE 5No0 tons. 45O feet IonE) and : AC-
GTSTE VICTORIA. All appointments strictly srsr-
class Attractive itineraries arranged Further
ucuars application the
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE. 81 BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
OLD DOEllNlOM GlME
MAINE @TEAMsHlP G0MPAMN.

DTRECT line TO PORTLAND. MAINE
connecting with all railroad and steamship lines
sumner Steamships Horatio Hall and North
StHr ready for business July lst Leave Pier 81
East River foot q Pike Street Tuesday. Thursday
and SATURDAY. : 2 NJ Steamers fitted with everv
modern comfort convenience
passengers Ticket Office eaO Broadway corner Reade
street General of1ce New Pier 81 H1ratio Hall
General Manager
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13
THE STATE or TRADE.

chicago June le-ra. leading 'u'ures ranged as 70
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13

Receipts interior points In thousands
last three cphers ooo omitted hour hbs. bush,
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13

RED d LINE
For La Guayra. Puerto CaSeIo Curacao and Mara
CuraCa0-Calling - a Juan p r
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn
: CARACAS. ...-........... Sa tu-dav June
5 MAFtACAIEp Saturday, June %. Noon
These vessels have superior accommodations
BOCLTON. BLISS & DAI.LETT
General Managers. Front-st
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-30
HUNT IS NAMED
Governor of Porto Rico to Sue
ceed Allen.

Washington. Aug. 30.-The president
today made the following appointments:
State-William H. Hunt of Montana,
to be governor of Porto Rico.
Justice-George B. Adams of New
York. to be United States judge for the
southern district of New York
War-Coionel artillery corps. John L.
Tiernon-
Lieutenant colonels. artillery, George
S. Grimes, John NJ. K Davis.
Majors, artillery, Alexander B. Dyer,
MedOre NJ. Crawford, Garland N Whis-
tier, Albert 5. Cummins, Henry A.
Reed.
Captains, artillery. Philip R. Ward,
Winfield S. Overton, Mervin c. Buck
eye, Earle D A Pearce, Arthur S.
Conklin. Benjamin NJ Koehler, James
F. Brady, Hugh Laf AppleWhite, Rod
erick l. Carmichael. Andrew Moore,
Thomas O. Ashburn, Sam T. Bottoms
Willard D. NeWbill Harold z. Cloke
Samuel C. Vestal, Thomas H. R Nc
Intyre. Richard H. McMaster-
First lieutenants, artillery, G. Gwynne
Hancock Dan T. Moore, Clarence b.
Smith Russell p. Reeder Robert F.
Mcmillan, Goodwin Ordway, Lynn S.
Edwards, George NJ. Brooke, Hugh K
Taylor, Geo. sDeiss, Alden Trotter, Spen-
Ger NJ. Bowman, Chas. R. Lawson, G.
A. Youngberg, Francis A. Pope, stan
ley B. Hamilton, William P. Stockey,
William l. WresterTeIt. Edwin C. Davis,
Frederick L Buck Jay P Hopkins,
Leroy T. Hillman, Upton Bternie. Jr..
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-30
Vice President Roosevelt Passes
Through Chicago
On His Way to the Capital Of
Illinois.
GOVERNORS GUEST.
Will Spend the Day at Spring
field With Gov. Yates.
Will Return Tomorrow For a
Number of Receptions.

Chicago, Aug. 3O-Vice President The
odore Roosevelt paid this city a flying
visit today on his way to Springfield
where he viii spend the day as the
guest of Governor Yates. He arrived
here over the Pennsylvania road at
500 o'clock and five minutes later saw
him on board an Alton flyer bound for
the state capital Late tonight he Will
leave Springfield in company with Gov
ernOr Yates and party for this city,
where they viii be guests of honor to-
morrow at several receptions, "A cruise
on the naval training ship Dorothea
and at sham battle to be fought by
the Second regiment Illinois National
Guard. In company with the vice pres
ident on the Springfield trip was Sem
ator Shelby NJ. Cullom.
A DEMONSTRATION AT BLOOMING
TON.
Bloomington. ILL.,. Aug. 30.--vice Pres
ident Roosevelt and party reached here
at noon. The trip from Chicago was
made without incident. Two thousand
cheering people met the special here
and the governor spoke for ten minutes
expressing pleasure over the demon
stration.
MET BY 500 POLITICIANS
Springfield, Ill, Aug. 3O.-Vice Presi-
dent Roosevelt and party arrived here
on special train from Chicago this af-
ternOon at 1: 80 p. m They were ac-
corded a hearty welcome by large
throng at the Chicago & Alton station.
Roosevelt was met by Governor Yates
and staff, Adjutant General Reece and
500 politicians from various parts of the
state. Escorted by troops he went To
the executive mansion and was the
guest of Governor and Mrs. Yates.
Later in the day he win go to Camp
Lincoln where at o'clock troops there
will pass in review before him.
A grand street parade will precede
the review of troops and when camp is
reached a salute of 10 guns will be fired.
Tonight at o'clock grand military
banquet will be served to more than
500 people. Afterwards Colonel Roose-
veIt will deliver an address. He and
his party viii leave Springfield about
midnight