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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-01
SALE OF THE APERFIELp COURT STUD

Ton a. iVeiy bidding is expected at the FasigT TIP
Sh.,, ~ IAN paddocks, sheepshead Bay, to-day
imam Easton will sell the Aperdeld Court
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FIRST GAME.

Cincinnati ..........o % 9 3
PHILADELPHIA 3 3 DO 13 3
Observation-Disclosures Sudhon and Bergen Orth and Jack
ltsch
SECOND GAME.
Cincinnati ..............0 o-l
PHILADELPHIA % o
BatteresHeismsn, Peitz and Hurley: White and Nc
Feria
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DOUBLE DEFEAT FOR NETWORK.
LOCAL TEAM TRIES NEW PITCHERS WITH
FOOR SUCCESS-EACH STARTS WELL.
AND ENDS DISMAI.IY
CANES TO-DAY.
: I nrl, a. G. o..a.
GAMES YESTERDAY

GAMES TO-DAY.
NevYork Louis
GAMES YESTERDAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
;, LOUIS ~ New-fors Philadelphia, 10. Cincinnati.
"rS' Rafnel 2 tfrst
st LOUIS u. NeU'-fork, " Philadelphia. Q. Cincinnati
second game Second game).
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SECOND GAME

Earned runs-St Louis. /: New-York =. Two base hit
-Iieidrick. Three hit-Wallsce. Home run-C;an
eel Wild pijch-Jones halls-Of Murphy, !:
Jones. 2. Struck out-By Murphy !: by Jones.
Left bases-St. Louis. 3; New-York. g. Time-l:o4
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.....................l@ Tota

Runs the fan of each wicket First innings: TOO
10 ~ 40 ~ los 100 III Ill ISIS 1S
pbiladelphians ...... 80 - IS - 81 81 9l 1913
innings.
M Rosanouet's eleven &c - % 1873 1870 143
II ~ 10 i4T 159 III
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International Yacht Ra.
THE s sHhAn STEEL PLYM0UT-
OF THE FALL RIVER LINE.
TICKETS $500. H. H.

TICKETS $500. Ism %st
Ehe PLNM0CTH IL idenI &c n
steamboat and il most perfectly eaufpree
conditions Spacious saloons: most smpI.
observation Decks: latest departure: es-F
est arrival in city after races. 4 FTss
HAND or WI SIC en- board Regular ajninr
room OF steamer open tor servtces sEss
lunch counter and cafe main deck snad
crate prices
Tickets and Staterooms Mt Pier. AS.s
Cooks offices. 26f and i.Is5
tIatter office until 40 a.. NIL
mond a Whitcomb's. .5 Mon Square.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23

door. and catching glimpse Of the brown pIalries
outside which looked good TO him. suddenly
reached the conclusion that he did not really neeG
any stage company horses in his business ana
bolted - - -.
BY this time the affair had ceased TO have for the
other four horse fanciers that entlcing interest,"
which had drawn them into IT. AS ne aiterWaru
expressed it, the young man in charge OF the stage
station had gone wild" Covered with WOUNDS
and freckled with bullet holes he had lost every
thought and instinct except the lust OF death ana
victory. As they fought he struck the sixth man
In the throat with the bowie, and the man fell
vere now on their feet retreated through the door
and toward their horses their host staggering
after them with the gleam Of battle still in his blue
eye. That morning his associate in the companys
service had gone hunting, TO return on the run
barely time witness the close of the tragedy.
Doc Mills the associate, had lost a golden OPP
portunity. While he was out shooting quail, Fame
had knocked at the dugout door. handed a laurel
James Butler Hckok and passed on. Hickok
wrested the gun from Mills's hand and killed
another OF his fleeing foes before they were nifty
yards away. One badly wounded, sped down the
little creek found his way 10 Manhattan and died
within two days. The ninth, more fortunate.
mounted a horse. and followed the fat deserter
across the prairie
When the stage from the East came rumbling in,
half hour later they found this hero OF the most
savage and the most remarkable conflict In border
annals insensibe and at the point OF death: The
floor his dugout looked Ike the deck of vikings
warship after a glorious triumph. Six months
elapsed before he recovered. He had beaten ten
men in a fair fight, killing eight of them, but he
had won his fight, saved his employers property,
and henceforth he wild Bill" for all time.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool Spot cotton
quiet but hTn sales 1000 bales speculation and EXPORT
tco American, 5000 receipts 5000; middling unand
= SGD Futures opened quiet partial decline;
closed quiet, net unchanged 10 Nd lower December
January. soT11b; January February 40sv: June 3s:
June-Jnly 4a5as; Juy-August 4.34s; August-Septen-
Der and September n 42sss: October g C i9lsb
october-November lob: Northumberland 4O7 I4b
FLOUR AND MEAI--Pricee on choice brands OF -four
has been only moderate the decline Spring bakers
Keep steady and about unchanged Saturdays market
winter straights, SO 4oals3 winter patents So 65G
~ ~ -; spring clears: 81 9oasS l5 Extra winter
quoted Fair 20 good 81 49, choice 10 fancy So 90
gks ~, ..CoRNMEAL-Quet; quoted: Kiln dried
- foas2 20. as TO brand BAG MEAL-Dull; quoted:
rne white and yellow. 81 lodsl IS: coarse 92a93c -.
FEED--Easy; quoted Spring bran spot sl5dSie sacks
20 arrive 200 no sl5 5oqsl5 20: spring bran. bulk sI5a
sle co. e9arse winter bran si7dsa CITY
nsai " hn.eed oil cake s27 Is: oil cake. s9:
otsAlN N-.WHEAT-Further active uauidation of July
Nnea on saturday and sharp early market
Vas tiloweo before the close by partial
f1eai Improvement In tone Last official prices were
nst lower the latter July Shorts covered quite
Freely on This bulge which attributed 10 a strong
uptun IN corn and 20 widely runors Of a bie
aport business late Friday
Iiseiosed a large amount OF spring sold =
punaio which may or been for export sc
court Saturdays business consisted 30 loads in an
ps1Ilohs Northwest markets again
on Joiy Out were also prompt subsenIent
strength In the Foreign houses d,d l,t,ia ,ta
way liverpool sold down ANlAd in sympathy win o,r
oeciine fsrfe opened with buts
ouently rallied and closed nrm points net de-
can> Berlin wAs ah62 marks lower BudaDes, IL points
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23

CoIIoN-lt was another trying day Saturday for tbe
hhorts and the bear faction n The rnarl9.t
eeened entirely Obvious 10 anything news which
ShefIed surprisingly strong influence. The weekly
Sa'ner crop review by The Chronicle bearsh
out met with Indifferent reception at the hands -
the room trade Receipts ports were far in evcss
OF te most bearish predictions seemed to he
ne staiHart bull leader take charge presumably
scaterel forces The opening quite uninteresting
snd unchanged to points higher many minutes
atter the call the shorts became persistent ~
ing Tor southern account and quiet demand for out
turned Tor cover at first but
leadng shorts began crumble bullisb
from the orysoods cotton goods spot cotton
General pnyins was In full swing close of the
nrst hour and continued very active close with
prices advancing apace. The summer months led the
IN that connection At the the feeling was very
STEADY, with prices sd10 points higher this being
within point two Of the top session Senti-
inent was very bulish to the nearby future
selefs were to be found where
Fan River advices noted sales Of nearl,
pieces within the last weeks. The
sul hrrn despite the sales though spin
nefs were refusing TO sell small lots except
stantial advances Spot cotton in the
ana broadening demand In the ettua
ton was fully in keeping with the
other lines Of cotton; demand active than Ar
any previous time this with prices
TO favorable report from
rcts The local spot cotton market
ding Gulf Total sales bales Crop reporfs
from the South Atlantic noted abandonment of
neics owing 10 grass and weeds while
ern belt complained Of damage by drouth
Inc range OF contract prices In
follows: - "'
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. June %. 1901.
COFFEE Trading IN coffee futures today dun
and variations The market opened quiet.
with prices points the session
without Quotable change except the close when
the market dull and unchanged 10 points lower
Total sales were but $3.50 bags. spectre OF
ordinary days business for single broker active
times. There nothing in the foreign
bull bear prejudice and domestic advices equally
destitute OF influence Havre cables delayed
having been received the hour Of the closing
The Hamburg market trife easier. prices losing
= pfg for the day Brazilian receipts continue depress
ingly heavy, and the indications
decrease Will be noted for al he
ports to-day amounted 5000 bags. and at interior
accumuiatng points l6loO bags. Rio and Santos coffee
markets ruled steady al unchanged prices The exchange
rate at Rio declined 132d. II Is 32d Warehouse
cries IN this country were fair at IT o7 bags The
market for spot coffee quiet Quotations
more or less nominal. and based No I
enc for Santos No invoice steamer Phidas
cleared Santos June 2l with 10000
country.
The range of contract market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
WILD BILLS FIRST BATTLE.
THE STORY OF THE MOST REMARKABLE CON
FLICT IN BORDER ANNALS
From Everybodys MagazIne.

From Everybodys Magazine
Forty years ago. in December ten men on bav
Aofses salloped across the dry bed OF Rock Creek
shFted a little clump OF cottonwoods, and drew
panys horse corral, on the California trail, few
Naies oorih OF Manhattan ''BiIl' McKandlas
pumping from his horse, put his hand the top
ooor OF the dugout few yards away with a gun
Clark oisfavor. He called out with some errnhssis
bar, and made some comments on their narentaee
Few hours before they had gone by his quarters
they passed they announced that they would come
back tor the stage horses In the corral al O'Clock
IA "a me issIternoon The young man with the gun
nae replied that he would be there when they came
back he was paid 70 feed. harness and protect
1he companys property, and intended TO earn his
money. The ten visiting gentlemen tied their
horses 10 the corral. and turned TO the more haer
1ul duty OF exterminating the inprudent and
Forward young watchman. He retired into MS dug
with a rife in his hand Even then he ,sd ,ps tbs
hahi Of not shooting until the occa sion really de-
41nanaea ~ The hghwaymen hunted up a log
worthy industry proceeded TO batter down 80
Jim Mckandlas, with revolver bowie
knife whoop and yell leape6 across The thresh
OLD and into eternity As the Others r,,sba5
through the door the man inside fired three shots
& VIII that 9, accuracy OF aim for which he was SO
six somewhat startled horse thieves who renajneS
alye s@arned across the dugout floor and piled
bowie knives One beat him over the head wi,b q
Eui, ano Rili McKandlas struck with a bowie
kis, t ony hs 20 bury IL IN the table. and with bull
let IN his heart suddenly to terminate a career
~ieh had lgrnisheo an infinite variety Of interest
aor the shertfs and vigants OF several counties
Ihe rusty stove fell from its insecure foundstion
across the sursins conlbatants mixed IN snas soh
trieabie and sansunary confusion Outside a hoTs.
little ,h ns ncnlng hg strep and galloped away. The
thousand pounds of shooting stabbInr s, vt =
a0''iefsmen. The latest bandit rolled toward the
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
SALES REPORTED YESTERDAY.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

sO3d-st, No 1O3 West. 25Xloo.ll; Michael Tanner
Alexander Spiro: r s. 81: mortgage. $4,000.
A5th-st, 5. lT5 fl W Of 5th-ave, lTxl00.5 14eth-
ST s. $50 II of Amsterdan-aVe. "a II TO 81
Nieholas-ave x102 2N72 SXe9. II: 7lst-st, S. las
II . of Sth-aVe. 2lNlt1.5. 81 Nicholas Place,
l741 Fl of l53d-st 25xlO0: Frederick 6 How
ard, executor and trustee. TO James W Howard.
= patti .----.--.----..
i4lst-st. No 347 West. 25N99 IL; Charles King
70 John H Loscarin: mortgage $50 900 .---.--.
2d-ave No $50 10 $50. corner 22d-st. es ex
1894. Simon Gutenberg 10 Eliphalet " Bliss;
r : $50; mortgage. $50 600 ................ Exc
e3d-st. No IA East. 25xl00.5: William Wyckor
10 William " Hall; r :. s110. ........... ...-...
23d-st. No BIS TO 326 East 1n0x9s Q: Simon Often
berg 10 " Bliss; S. s65; mortgage. sl20-
l75th-st. s cor Wadsworth ave 5Oxl64 sx ir-
regular; A Connick 70 John Baker r S. s31
sth-aVe, cor l7th-st. zGxl00xz5. .sxlOO with a
triangular strip. Leopold Kaufman TO Bern
hard Mayer; r s $40: mortgage SIS, 600. .....
-o-aNe, No $50 10 $40. n E cor 22d-st 9s axlp9.4:
HERMAN Gutenberg 70 Simon Gutenberg; p S
$50; mortgage. $4,000 \ part...............
tame property: Marcus Oppenheiner 20 same; r
2sd-st 225 II Q OF 2d-ave l0Oxss o: Marcus
oppenhelmer to Simon Gutenberg; r s. s16:
.zth-st No 24s West. 20xlo22: Arthur s. I1r;a
20 Michael II Donovan; s. 50; mortgage
sllth-st. 5. loo II W Of 5th-ave. aonioo IL;
abraham Ruth 70 Louis Cohen r S. s17: mort
sllth-st. $ 100 II Of 5th-ave e0x1o0 II:
Abraham Ruth 10 r c George: r s slI 20
mortgage. SIC $40. ....-.'.'.~s
30 St No 2ls to 800 East i0GxaS q Herman
otlehoeIg 10 simon Gutenberg; r s. SIS: mort
gage Sl&fto3 \ Uart -....--.... ..-.--...--
S-aNrence- ST 6 1s6 10 q n " of Amsterdam
ave. "a 6x10Ox23. I0xl zoe: Gustavus " C;erlsrb "a
IeecHers college, II s. SIS. rerecorded.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23

down and Antwerp 9s franc lower On the curb our
market was hrm but quiet. with September AZ O'clock
quoted at !22e No red closed at 75iac O b aioat:
no REQ ietec elevator; No Northern Duluth 741ac,
and No hard Duluth s13.c both n h aSnss+
CoRN-There sharp rally in today's corn market
due to the break in wheat Bull at Chicago ar
rested the decline with good
Liverpool only lost after our break of yesterday
and Chicago receipts fell little
not such difficult to
market Moreover. bulish crop reports came in from
Kansas and helped stimulate sentiment The evnort hus-
ness included 20 loads and the market closed regularly
strong in tone and hG14c above previous night on
the curb continued frmness September closing
at 4e12c bid at o'clock No closed at AZ &c
and 4sl5c ( o Tbs local
market quiet but firm corn Fxnort business
amounted 300 bush. No closed
32c; No white. 33a33h No white 32isc track mixed
32d33l2c track white. 3215 G3sc No white cIips
S314e & RYE1IAiarket I quiet; No l Western sc, and
BARLEYMarket dull; feeding was quoted at 4Sc
and mailing at 5sa62c. both c 1 f. New-York
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23

Cash quotations follows: Flour dull. weak
patents So 5OGs3 60 sraights s3@S3 spring pat
ens 50 25qS3 5S: straghts. 81 70QS3; bakers 81 SOG
81 so; No spring wheat 67d6so; No g. elQs41sc No 2
No oats. 2gisQ29A.c: No white. 291a429Ac: 8
white 2SAQ3oc; No rye, 4714c: good feeding barley
50q52c: 1 faxseed 81 So prime timothy seed So 05
clover grade 50 o mess pork bb s14 700
oose) 81 9OSS 10; dry sated shoulders (boxedD. S7Q
clear sides boxed IS sSse go whiskey
OF high n. ON the Produce Exchange
butter steady: creameres. 14G9c dairies
Ql61ac Cheese steady. a@loc. Esgs steady loss or
returned. l03ilc-
Cincinnati 22-E1our Wheat duh; 2
red 6sW6slsc. Corn hrm No mixed. 4ic Oats quiet;
No 2 mixed. SOC. Rye quiet; No 2. SIC
Duluth. Close-Wheat. No hard cash. 69I4c;
No Northern. 664c; 6aasc; July. 669sc
September Northern. 61l.c Oats. 2sq2TAe-
Milwaukee. June 22-wheat irregular; No Northern.
6SQ69c Northern. 66G66iaci July. 6o4966Asc Rye
steady 49c. Barley quiet: No 65c sample. $40
53c
Minneapolis June 22-Wheat cash. 647so July 6sA@
6Sa,c: September e4se on track No hard. eazse No
ket shows effect OF firmer good
reported this morning; first patents. So 709
IS second patents So oods3 60: first clears 81 coo
81 20: second clears 80 Bran in bulk. $40 T5Gsl1.
June 7iHqT2c: July. 71H4I2e. Corn firm and nc
higher; No mixed. June, 46isQ46A4c. Oats firm but
quiet: No white clipped S3zs@3ic. Butter quiet but
fancy Western 9l2c; do prints. 19c
western l4c: do Southwestern lsc: do Southern I2c
quiet; New-York. full fancy small fss4
9,ae; choice shG9c Cotton hrn 116c higher:
middlng upands She ReceiptsZFiour, 25oo bbls and
BUSH oats 1l.oOO shipments-Corn $1,000 bush;
oats G.tOo BUSH
ST. Louis June cc.-cose-wheat. No red. cash.
AoAc July. 6sdSAc September. 6Sssc; No hard 680
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York, Ioot oI -, - =
as follows and minutes earlier from W -Sa . ~
q OO a m Datly-SoIid train for Buffalo ATT r,se,s
r,irghsmton Waverly Elufra and Bradford N
narior car and cafe dining TO Bufralo-
0.lS o. m.-Daily. except sundays 10 to,-y5s9 uosi
Owexo waverly. Elmira and Delaware -,vI,,icsi
Pullman Parlor Car. Daily TO Port Jervis anu '
Pullman Parlor Cars. -. uatE-Si
23O D. m DaNy.-Chtcago LAnlted-r33st t.is-S - Z ~
train TO Chicaao arriving $50 p m ART 1t,irI
N, Slaepers 70 Chicago. Cleveland C1ncinnaii
73G o m paiy.-Bufralo and CleVeland ~ NJ yousy
Buffalo To5 Bradford 40. jamestown ~ an an 70 81
,own 10 oT a m Cleveland ~ 80 p m sieepei'
ralo and Cleveland. Csfe car .,r Nae
01h m paily-Solid train for Bingham 9ssn (,
lv Elnnira Chicago. Sleepsrs to Buffalo. ChSss"
s1nneR s~T psnns 4soaI. s TIME CARDS AND PuLs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT III. lis. 2cl. Ss' ,s-.s Y
Froadyav l57 East 125th ST and 2lS Wsst, sss =
~ ar,nsrs and West Esd ST. ferries New hStss ssSsr ~
seO Fulton 81 9S Broadway, BROOKLYN; l. TrassA
Hoboken. and Jersey City station NeM .ian tu
~, cafl. for and checks baggage 10 destinations. n
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
RAILROADS..
.ENNSYLVANl1
HAlLRoAn

STATIONS foot of WEST TwENrY-TE4rPr, -,
AND DEsBROssEs AND CORTLANDS1T' mn srpsrass psrass
cortiandi Street. !. ave fG% %innsss nss-sr.,:ss
Tint given below for Twenss~fhir" s,tAa
a. ~ fssT Mhfe G1her,si,e ~ so
csas se~ No oFs e6aeb e ptshPF n Sleeping Car P
S n ~ FAST LIN4vPf9sS9TE II ,%Esd and Ceyend
PGsrtme4t Sleeping Dining smoking and 1oeitesa o6so
1'S5 S5. +; W. VI CHICAGO AMP 81, LOUIS ExpRr,
Chicago, St Louis Dining Car E'D'''"A'" lndiansp'
s.aS - ~ ST LOUIS ExPREss.-For Pitt,bn..
SIS 15szri TsrRRS 8 EkPRE@P6rc XIX RniPs cs es,
7sS p MIePp n. PaefPTe sea1eT9ay txPR PIRins Car
Chicago. For Knoxville. daily. Shenandoah
s25 P; NJ CLEvEI.aSp AND A'ePf CfNcfSSSsazr, NScsrS,Saz
eT5ssS ,5 Pittsburg Cleveland. NashviHs VIA
MAsHISGToN AND THE sorry
1870 Dining ca1 10 s sSg and sr, Corsnd
Deserosses and Cortlandt Streets 2 2M n J, aos ~
Dinins Carr IS 6Dning Carr a25 p n.' a''f 5s
60 So 10 IS Dining Car u.
s,ss So Dining Carr. ASS Dining Carr, a25 p M p
SOUTHERN ,1ss & RAILwAY.-Express s2s 4e5 N -,
AILANIIC COAST LINH-Express ss5 a m. an, -
r9p5Hfan 36. Limited" Ie55 D. daily Express - -
and New Orleans a25 T,'I 2 m daiIv Mena
oEts.SSAPEAKE - AND OHIO RAILwAY-s55 m
FOR & OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoIK-1s,
.1T 1wTHe.S-days and IS D. m. daily
rDNN nc '-ITY.-e.5 s. a m. and u m vaak
r.nays. 100 a. m Through Vestbuled Trains p,sy
Psror PsrIor Sars and Standard Coaches on wesssgy
SSar-r smoking Car. Parlor Cars Dining Car -
- sr1noard nr coaches on Sundays.
~ ,fE iaf-I2a5 D weeIs-days
FI1 uoir-s on New York and Long Branch
oe- aaWenty-third Street Station. SIS a. m 20
-. - > 10 and ass p m. SundayG o. Is m n
~. U.oIn pesnrosses and Cortlandt Streets N
3i5 A. m. SIS m = ~ 'S"s5t1
q "a FOR PHTIADELPHTA.
q. Desnro.ses and CortIandt Streets on Ts N
60 500 S2s t955 Penna- Limited. 10 10 COe-x.y
Cortiandt Streets tO.2O Dining Car. 10 IS rS2
Streets 2o). ass s25 ass 425 4e5 GDnIny rss |
30 tDtning Can. 5.55 Dining Carl 755 SOS sFI
o m " 1c night. Sundays g. 10. mo cosess.Y
so $50 925 955 GJmited). SIS. 1055 Dining a.
q. m l25S ]. Ks Dining Can. 325 355 42s lD.f-
ar 455 Dining Carr. SIS Dining Carl TY an
$50 o q o. m. t2. 10 night NV
Ifcket Offices Nos t6f ffa6 1354 III and 2a1 e-o.
~ Fifth Avenue (oelow 23d ST.: Astor House r..
AWenty-third Street station. and stations foot os n0
Stosses and Cortland. Streets: Court Street Fe,
street. ss Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex stair,Y
Srooklyn; Station Jersey City The New YORK raass
company will call for and check baggage from b,,I
ana residences through to destination
Aeepnone 9l4 Eighteenth Street for Pennsyvar.a R
road Cab Service
j. 3. HUTCHINSON p
General Manage. General Pass'r As.r,N
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. June D. 1901
little money Tor strictly choice marrow beans but
the demand is sufficiently active to warrant any higher
inside figure. Pea steady but quiet. Red
at So 25a$% 80 and the outside figure is now generally
asked California lima are quite strong some holders
close there has been fair movement during the
in buyers favor We quote; Beans marrow choice
per bush, 81 5o do medium. choice 81; do pea bbls
choice 225as2 $O do white kidney choice 2 loas2 2o
eo % sqT 81 7 sS H. Oes & ts Is
ported Giants prime 50 7oaS2 10 Italian medium so9
@por9ea Sars s. @ dc eoSh bags 81
BUTTER-The receipts today, e4ss pkGs. the
the week to SO 322 pkes which is Col
has little euieter. but much stock has been
@Ted ng the Situation and he market has geneay seady
Highest grades OF creamey show strength
sha tat sure t exceeded for onG ne df
e 6 ss are Is at ST. and
drag and the feeling Is weak the poorer the quality the
quiet and in buyers favor Factory holds
has been reduced Exports for the week
fS9t up go p de- sec6na1 s a. PER er R
l5al6c State dairy tubs fancy ls1ec do nrsts l7sq
se do seconds iea1e do thirds i4ai5o State dairy
G@i7c do hsts 15e do lower grades ls49l41sc: West
prma eT do lower grades lasc q
butter fancy. i6lsai7c; do common to choice 5a1ec
cfiEEsb-wth sun higher prices paid in the country
poson for ali grades fuIi cream cheese Compare
lively little large cheese available to-day. though few
nma much IN sban speca sna W esabhe 9
si.c FOR small white. Skins held higher in sympathy
sold at aase for white and saosc for eoioped Es
ports for The week IL 100 boxes Liverpool cable s for
small white tancy sts do small eoored fancy 9lAc
white fancy fancy s:asss DO fair choice. sNqsse:
0Ac: cornrnon 7aso uxht skiua .nsu cho,n 5s s
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
TRYING TO PREVENT INDIAN po1yGAvy

"ichta' Kan. June p (speciaD.-The Indian
ueehis or the various tribes in Oklahoma are hav-
Ing their hands busy just now Indian Commits
soner Jones lately issued orders TO the effect that
al Indians who married should come 10 his Office
and obtain licenses. To this a great many Of the
feo men object for the reason that they desire to
ndfIy several times, although this has been ex-
lressly forbidden The agents are now required
70 see that the marriage license rules are not
Tloiated. and they find il hard work The Younger
lholaiis especially insist marrying whom and
a. often as they please About fifty Indians are
now connned in the guardhouse for polygany
New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Anderson-sve. s. 27s-7 II n Of Jerome N,
Iea tHree story brick dwelling houses 2ox5ei 7
l11%ensfein No l63 sth-sve. owner; ] 3 Money
sriliss,eat raiTlfh.tset -. So.
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New-York tribune., 1901-06-23
new YORK CENTRAL

saturdays 0niv- SDaily except Saturday SUNDAY
HARLEM DIVISION.
eos A. NJ and 3 35 P NJ Daily except Sunday P.-,
aeld; Saturdays only. AS p. M: Sundays 0uy
$50 A. NJ
Pullman ali through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticke. Offices l13 26i, AIS and 2l6 Broadway
Union So. W. 275 Columbus Ave. 1873 West f25th q
i25th 81. and 13sth St Stations New York; S3s AID
Fulton ST. and lo4 Broadway e D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone 800 3sth Street for New YORK Central q
Service. Baggage checked from hotel resdencs
Westcott Express Company.
p s BLODGETT GEORGE II. DANIELS
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent