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New-York tribune., 1901-06-18

vance closed quiet but steady la2l5 points higher
June isb. June-Juiy 4s1s Juiy-Angust. sob Gu.
aS ABS. 2ts qS!Sss
FLOUR AND MEAL--The -four market was inactive
S ggsi 10 winter straights SO 45qs3 55 patents
g 5ass S. Extra No : Tiner s. 5oqs2 So no erade
Quoted Fair to- sod ss 8 So ss Is cho 10 fabs @ d
ass 90 =, .CoRNMEA I-steady: Quoted: Kiln dried,
Fine yellow 81 lo5si Is; coarse a5as6e
to arrive S m sHs s 5as -pne 2 sra@ bu
se9Sie So coarse winter bran sl7@s2o city bran 81
horapy GRRISWts ShoT s5 . 2imsal 4a s2a .
eSntrol & % pretty much all day. sharp opening rise was
yerpo9l L. market and foreign buying From this point
easy at % den fro sogss of geF @ T Gss 1ss
supply decrease Of only $4,000 bush midday
opsrlfions on szoeptionaiiy ane crop pros
much Of the southWes and ar % Is In Pr1sIeSs & 4ber
map showed clear skies and summer Par
outloe with probable Weld cables we're irreg9
Paris Broomhai attributed to cola weather a and
and Befin f iEs5e'f mark %aTS: n1
sdvces Of damage in Russia from extreme heat. but
showed no 1 change @ in price The English visible supply
Broornhan 100000 bush smaller than week
e @ oom Is eg
deaHa and % aS s Of 0e Outside ffp hut the no fq m
d Tned 70 dePart from The scapng policy that has pre-
amounted only Primary receipts
wheat increased S24 800 bush while contract supplies
decreased 10000 bush. Quotations Of cash wheat
ahoat basis were follows: No ! Northern Duluth,
4isc: No hard Duluth S5isc, and No 2 red 77Ac....
CORN-Igregularity attended the operations
today. Opening hrmness. a midday break and final
rally the principal features. last prices showing
practically change from the close Of Saturday
Bulish ideas still prevailed the outlook. although
weather conditions favorable 1t is backward
everywhere the leading bull who
Change said friendly o
ever Receipts Chicago only 26l cars. including
ls Tuesdays estimates 255 In
the Of statistics hears had advantage part OF
the midday decline rejecting the increase OF 1222 0O
bush in visible supply figures gain of $4,000 bush in
the quantity passage ard Of 100000 bush in the
worlds shipments 3l7.9O0
bush larger than the previous week. and sup
plies increased 3si bush. The rally In the
ket grew out Of Of shorts and export rumors
although actual business the latter account did not
exceed 20 loads al ports No corn closed al 4Ssc;
No white, i2Sc prompt; No . yellow 49isc
OATS-The market dull and
irregular visible supply increased
bush and local decreased 7O0T5 bush. No
closed 32c: No 3 81 2c No white 32lzc; No g.
No white clips. 33c RYE Market weak; No
Western ard No Wesie-n, 56l2c. both b ef0at
Stale 52d54c. BARLEY-Market dull. Feeding
was quoted az 4sc and mailing 5sf62c both c Z
NaN-Nnrk
New-York tribune., 1901-06-18


spring wfeat 7ofa73c: No g. e6GsT ne No red re:
30 corn i2e No yellow tse ~ 10 oats oats Zsc' @ MI 10
S1+ 64Sit 76 lard per 100 10 02is ass 50 short ribs
sides uoose) 81 9OSS To- dry salted shoHders (9Sxe
yhisey basis of high 81 81. On the Produce Ex-
change butter market was easier Crsantles
I6i a1Ss.c: dairies 13sg6c- Cheese dull; s%9lo'>c
Duluth June 1T-Close: Wheat-Cash. No hard
79Nc / Northern. 69a.c No 2 Northern e49sc July
60 sc September. 6Si4c. Oa-s. 2S1sG2'c
Milwaukee, June 1I-Wheat stesdgi No Nes1asTn
her SS G6s7sC rye weak No l. 5O95Olec Barley dull
20 .. 90. sample 40G53isc-
Minneapolis. June 17.-Close: wheat-Cash. 61sc:
60Ssc No Northern 67ssc: No Northern. 65is s6S@sc
Flour unchanged.
Philadelphia June 17.Wheat quiet but steady contract
45'9Gf5%c. dull and weak: No white clipped S3c
FlourVnter superhne. 81 1Ogs2 25 do extras 81 4OG
81 80. Pennsylvania roller clear s3sS3 =, % straight
straight So 3aaS3 81 patent. 81 6Ods3 s.; Kansas
straight sacks 3os3 So do patent in sacks So 30
asa spring clear, S3g$3 80 do straight s 50gS3 -
do patent So TJGS factory brands So 951s4 To-
city 80 OG$2 65 do clear So 15Qs as do
straight So 35@$5 50: do patent 81 I0qS4 Rye flour
Butter Arm; good deman.' fancy western creamery
1ai.c prints l9c do nearby prints 2nc Eggs steady
cheese steady: full fancy small 9'4c
choice Si=G9c Receipts-Flour. 200 oes and
m sacks; wheat. 4590 bush; corn 5000 bush
oats. 5000 bush. Shtpments-Wheat IdoO BUSH corn,
~ 600 bush; oats f2.OO bush
s. Louis June 17-wheat-No . red cash. 69c; July.
C6'sc; September C6asc; No hard 6!970c. Corn
Oats-No > cash. 2Si2c: July. 25'sc; September 26q
26lsc; No > white 31G3litc.
Toledo. June 17-Wheat steady; cash. IKE:
July IKE September 501c Corn dull and easier cash
July. SIC September. sic Oats active and higher;
cash 2sc; JULY - September. 26c Rye 53c Clover
seed, cash. prime, 50 50; october. s. 27's-
New-York tribune., 1901-06-18
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
New-York. June Il. 1901

New y Ia.
COFFEE-The startling developments in cotton We're ~
coffee. n latter market lii
with trading for the DAY limited
professional nterchanGes. The market
with unchanged and TOT the rest ot
points variation from me
In light selling and absence o
sre Ylst-ve support positions 10 settle -
no.ns b:t AT uninteresting, with tie
talent disposed non-commtte The close was stea
with -ices unchanged points lower Total sales
40 bags. mostly fan and winter oeliEeles
rather hea.ih, hut had Teen
discounted the country were about IN
line ideas and cut no nGure as an IN
coffee market business dull
about unchanged the basis of g
invoice lots Of The clearances from BTazn
f1r the United small though both Rio and
santos ship freely Aew-Nc-k within
the near The public continued manifest slight
coffee while professional bears stll
6icted lover prices within the future Total
house deliveries the United States for the week just
lle72O bGEs against s928i bags last week
;he week year ago OF the former
New York reported 60 Il6 bags Santos receipts
bags for thu week. compared with o6Ho
week ana $1,000 bags for the same week yea
receipts aggregated 5000 bags. against iSVO
previous week and 20 oo bags for the same week
a Rio shipments TO the United States were
10000 bags week; Europe. 2loco bags Santos
shipments tho Cni-eG States were 9soUO bags; 10
Europe. 5000 bags.
The range proes the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool June I7.CIosing- -wheat-spot: No red
IS lo'sd; No l California steady; IS ID; futures
July. @s Sd, september 5s SID Corn Spot quiet,
2isd futures quiet July. SIS sd: Septeher IS Nd
nominal. Peas-Canadisn steady. FEaur-St Louis
fancy winter dull SIS Hops st London-Pacihc coast
steady. ti0fi lSs Beef firm: India "a
Pork steady: prime ness Western 61s HamsShort cut
IA T. is 10 steady. AS 30.
erces AS Sd: American refined. pals. Bacon
firm; Cumberland cut. 20 81 n. short RIB l6
10 - 10 ffs Cd. long clear uliddies
Sd: long clear m6des heavy 35 10 80 10 as sb5Tt
clear backs. Is 20 clear bellies IA 10 III ",
tIs Cd ShouidersSGuare. II to IS n. steady 36s 81
Butter-Ftnest United States dull SS
easy 63e Cheese firm; American finest white col
ored new nr1n 44s TallovPrime city quiet Aus
tralian. in London. steady .6s oil
refined; Spot hrm 22s 81. Turpentine-Sprfts steady
2Ts. Rosr-ComHon STEADY. 4s "a Petroleiinn-R
quiet. cad Linseed oil ftrri 34s Cd '
New-York tribune., 1901-06-18

SOC; and g. 5.15c: No 51oc No 5. 5-o5c; No
DC: No I. soc; No s. 4s0c; No o. 475c; No TO- 4'oe
No II. 6jc Nos l. IS. +e0c; Nos Il. - and TO-
455c- Developments Of a startling were decdeoy
lacking the market to-day. II appears
the whole be waiting rcrket. Importers are not
pressing their goods and -ehners show disposition 70
trade. having ample 5uppes current wants.
Prices unchanged. the basis of 44c for cenrl
ugal 3&c for ruscovado and 3sc 70, moiasses sugar
The undertOae steady thrc uGhout Cable advices
ported partially lower market, inasmuch as the July
position declined "a, 10 9s 30.
TEAS-No change occurred in future values to-day
The ruled featureless for the entire se
soE. Quotations follow. June. ll.SGGl2c; July anu
August 1292 loc: September 13 0a1S 2Oc; October lo
Hl330c November 133O413 +0c; December 3 400 lSooc
New-York tribune., 1901-06-18
COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston: June 1I-Cotton steady; middiing Sc low
middug. Use: good ordinary 6sc receipts 254+ bales
exports coastwise 5.201; sales 30: stock. 7lSsS
Baltimore, June 17.-Cottan nominal; mlddltng, sac
low middling rs I6c; good ordinary, 16c; gross
ceipt-. I'm bales stock 7,ef1-
savannah June i1.COtton steady; middling 124c low
midding &c: good ordinary exc receipts $50 bales;
ports Coastwise 260. sales 20; stock. 30,016.
ew-Oreans. June 17.-Cotton firm: miidIinE. Sc low
middling, I]sc; good ordinary l6c; receipts. 255S
bales: Great Britain. 300.
5OO: stock. III. $40
Memphis. June i7-Cottou steady: mdding. T7sc: low
mlddling. Tisc; good ordinary. 6Sc. receipts Ia
61 $50.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-18
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA
T. RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
street.. 4. five mn9,e; i.ssr ,.1:.s sn:s
station; eHesPt where oInsrwi.s % netsd- S p,r,o,
Cars New YORK to PitsbgTg s:espns Car Pittsous 10
Ss 4 " sBa gsTs.ss Com,
Cars. For Chicago Cleveland Toledo. Cincinnati. In
1'Fs =. ~, " cHIGAGo AND ST. LOUIS Exrnsss;
s si'fs0 E vs. 81 E ous hor PnRs Car ps,Dur, In
sas a. H. qisy %S g. Kris Pns cs5 Chicago For
ssRS aefFIs saEIfay PRES Gag r;s.surz and
souts C7nnsets for Cleveland except
PREssFoT FittsSaTs Cleveland & Sashviis vi. en-
7w " MAsHISSToS AND THE soUIH
Sa' tgrfaSas sD'aEs s5Tssts sI so
sRInI5s ca5 1p9Ins csI5. s:s i2!e al:hs
So sa5 iesS 81 Dining Cap a. m s ~ % =
s 4s5 Dining Carr ass Dining Carr. o25 m. i.i
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-Expresz s.25. 4c5 p. L, 10
Atlantic re- COAST LINE-Express. s-55 a. and o Is
sEaR3AD 7aIai. AIR LINE RAILwaTFoEtas and Net y
r3g6t g'an an Limited iaSS m daily. Express i2io
NoRFoIK AND WESTERN RArLwAT-For Memphi.
CHESAPEAKE AND oHio R4iLwAY-s5s a. m and
F9R gseI 4LD 4Dv PoINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-TSs M
rs5oash aIs Ts.slsalsd Trains:
ParIgE s@okI9g Car Psror SaTs Dining Car. and
standard Coaches Sundays.
1.APE MAY-t255 q. m week-tav,
points on New York Long Railroad tfrona
twenty-thrd Street Station). s55 a. u 70.
-. o. y 10 and ass 2. m SundayS 9.25 q AS
%. ufom Desbrosses and Cortlandt Street,). 80 aoO
S45n., M, TOO $50. $40. 4.2O and $40 p. Sundays
. "a - FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Desrosses and COrtlandt Streets. 61el. -, TO.
80 aS9 925 Cs55 Penna Limited. 1910 (peseeossss
1I Oorandt Streets 20i Dining Car) 1055 Dining
stI, IS oo a. n II 81 30 Deshrossss and cortsnds
sEsetS Z2Ol 255. 3 25 355. 425. 425 Dining Carr.
3 % tp1ninT Csr; $50 Dining Carp. IS SIS SIS.
20 s.9S 922 955 1iuitedD 9.55. 10.55 Dining Car,
m l250. 1i5 Dining Carr. 525. 3.55. 42S Dining
aD' SO Dining carr. Dining Carl. I.5S. A95.
500, . p- m. ~ 10 night
4cket o1ceS Nos i6f. 1896 1854 261
~ Fifth Avenue (5eOw o2d St}; Astor House West
IWeny-htrd Street station and stations foot OF De-
presses and Cortlandt Streets: Court SO
street gS Broadway and Pennsylvania station.
I5rookyn; Station. Jersey City The Transfer
company will call for and check baggage hotels
and residences through TO destination
Ieephone ai4 Eighteenth Street. PennsyIvanta Rail
road Cab
J. B. HUTCHINSON. J. r WOOD.
General Manager General Pasa'r Aeent.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-18
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
Dos NJ and 35 T. NJ Daily. Sunday. Pitts
neld; Saturdays only. @i5 P. NJ; Sundays only as
e.20 \. VI.
Pullman all through trains
Ticket cces at 1l3 26i, AIS and 12i6 Broadway. .
Union So. w. 215 Columbus Ave- I33
125th Stations. York; 33s ana 12S
Fulton and 1Gs Broadway. T, d,
Telephone 300 3SJh Street for New
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence by
WestcOtt Express Company.
2. :. BIODGETT GEORGE II. DANIELS
General Superintendent. General Passenger
New-York tribune., 1901-06-18
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. June II. 4 m.-Cotton-Spot-Fai demand:
prices 1-32d higher american middling fair 5'd good
midi,ing. 45sd nllddlng 4Asd: low midiling. 4
good ordinary. 4532d; ordinary 20 SD The
the day 0OOo bales Of which specula
and export and included American. Receipts
1000 bales all American. Futures opened quiet and
closed quiet and steady American middling c. June
81 64qi " sid buyers June and July 81 SD sellers
July and August, so Cad buyers; August
Gi4 sellers: September 2f 64q4 q 64d sell
October 6434 3 Cad buyers: October Novern
her 4 J-6id sellers November and December 2-d4G1
2 Ga buyers: December and January. 64G4 3-64d
buyers: January and February 8 cid value
New-York tribune., 1901-06-18
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trims leave Franklin Station New York as fol-
lows and IS min. later foot West s2d ". r..
'7:1O \ N-For INTERIM points Albany MontI
e0:4O \ MD Rip Van Wrinkle FLYER 70 CatskilIs
I1OSO y M-SaratCga and Buffalo Express.
f112O \ Nd Lake MOhonk MinneWaska
fI2;4S p M-C0-Catskill Mountain Express
s1:OO 2 M-ChCaeO Express.
'2:25 r N-Cont. Lin. for Detroit Chi. & ST Louis
s3:25 p M-CD Ulster Express Catskiu
13:45 p M Fer Hudson River Points
.6:l3 M-For Roch.. Buffalo. Cleve'd & Chicago.
T4:iS 2 M-FOr Roch.. Buffalo Detroit &
-9:l5 T M-Fcr Syra-. ROCh. Mag Falls Z Chi
sDsily Spaily Sunday. FrookIvn An
No. l AT 49:15 a NJ; si0:45 A 3 tat Tlc.ln
NJ; at T2O6 p NJ Leaves Jersey CITY. p. r. n sta
No. az t9;t5 \ NJ at 311;2e \ NJ at 4I2:50 p NJ 4
at +S:35 NJ TiHe tables principal and ofces
Raggage checked frOr hotel residence
Ex. z: = I.AMEEET lienl PASSENGER Agen,- & u
New-York tribune., 1901-06-18

rye steady. sIIacQs1 G5; oats 6cGG5c Receipts OF
nay and straw in Produce Exchange
a. noon today Hudson River Railroad. 27o Erie so
sylvania, 80; Delaware. Lackawanna Western
a.; west Shore lT0: Iehigh Valley l7O Baltimore and
o , 1o central OF New-Jersey, 50; canal boats. 5ST
river oargeS, liO total. 2O9I Receipts OF
- '' - N' -'O
Elsin June Il tSpecaD.-Buter hrmer by nc per
70 To-day en- the Elgin Board market
Isst week Holders wanted 19lec. shy
anu the market closed 19c Output of Elsn
district $50 n,
New-York tribune., 1901-06-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo lFIOuT s;sady WssaMsRRs 7Se 10 Rs ,o Ugh,
TIrtar nominaiIy 7sc for No red and Ii1ac for No
white On track Corn quiet and fairly STEADY; No vel
low 45Lc: No do 44xc; No corn, 44i2c; No DO
44I.c through billed Oats Arm No Whit IS I no .
No SOC; No & do, 39@4c throusl oliieo
barley unsettled; choice, 55Gooc Rye duli 40
on track 5slac 56'sc asked Cana4 d5elsas
2sc; oats, 2sc; rye -tsc 10
NeVr-York; lumber to Albany. 81 S5 and 70 New-4ork
81 10 per thousand
Chicago June 1.-THE leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-06-18

OOTTON-To-day's events In the speculative markets
OF the world emphatically buish. While the rise
Was started by Liverpool. the NeN-No ork market sutSe
Quently took the lead only be- outdCae by New or
leans late Shorts badly frightened
much q the sought safer ground every easy
period anaily with rush IN the after
noon The opening here rm and u points higher
Increased points. within the first hour
Proht taking absence Of investment support were
responsible for The cables portrayed
frm higher Liverpool I'm both departments
The Manchester told Of further improvement in Euro
Iean trade conditions Buying orders we're sent
70 the pit here did much strengthen our market
weather from the South Atlantic States IN
favorable and too were dscOuTagng lhe
Southwest cried Tor while cultivation was very
taekNTd according central belt acEices- The strong
point n the day here about mdaf eTnoo0. when
AeH-Orleans other Southern buying Orders The
west poured orders for August October and Janu-
try Wall bought the list in general and room
blls diligently the market Prices were very
u me highest touched in weeks Trading
very active IN general with public buying quite feature
~ the sensational were circulated one
nad II that New-O-esrs had by some means or other
4tarne1 the weekly crop weather
pot from Washington. and another stated That drcih
Complaints becoming very numerous from Texas
Again said 70 be har1eninG rapidly on
scare Of Northern spnners ana urgent buying Tor te
Suiy clique. Exporters, were reported as Odders
o enormous lines Of good grade staple OF which there
watching very closely of late would now turn 10
trc purchase for pronounced advance greatly els
-sroea shorts and dd much 20 enthuse the room bulls
.ne advance carried July s33c. August 20 1a1c &c
.ooer 70 1zlc and January 20 s3c after which there
was reaction 3nz pointr. The market was finally
STEADY with prices sQl4 points higher.
range Of contract prices IN the local market 20 day
was as follows
New-York tribune., 1901-06-18

spot dull. quotations lsc higher.
e me basis o. sac for mddng upland ana sac for mid
u.lng Gulf: sales, Southern markets
. te4egraphed follows: NewOrleans nrn, unchanged
a. -. ec; Mobile nominal. unchanged 7@c: Savannah
Aay uncheaeed 7sc; Charleston firm. unchanged al
- Wilmington firm. unchanged al 7s.c: Norfolk frm
80 Ansusta rrn. unchanged ~ s+c; ST. Louis steady
Nnenangec 7Ac.
receipts the ports and interior points to-day com
FaIto Win The sa day lasf
New-York tribune., 1901-06-18
TINOnE q, OHIO RAILROAD
LaCkawanna Railroad

New York. foot OF Barclay and Christopnsr
Sts Leave Arrive.
Elmra Mall fS:o0 A. NJ 1000 p. "
Lackawanna Limited 10000 A. NJ 800 p. NJ
York & Chicago Ex...... '1:H z. ~ 1885 2. "
Scranton Express. t4O0 p NJ fl2a0 p
Chtcago FSlrraIo .6:i0 p. NJ. A "
Utica. Osweg, ithaca 4 Buffalo = - NJ $3.50 A. NJ
Buffalo & Chicago Express. '2;OO A. VI sU;to A. ~
Sleepsrs at $50 p NJ
95 Fifth Ave- ga Columbus Ave. 1l3 &c0
Broadway. "a PARK H.. 1S3 ". l25th ST.. ard
S3S Fulton St. Brooklyn.
westcott's Express Company will for and chsck
baggage destination tExceDt sunday sDaily.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-18

foot 0 Rector 81.
Through 10 Point Pi-asant. 1000 a 100 S4S ASo
n m Sundays. 1000 a. m, 100. 500 m.
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
-900. 1000. al 50 Tf.dr,
.1ao 70 co 490O 's4OO t43O. 800 200. t7so.
40 90 80 - . m -I2 mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
.-4:a fS 90 siOtO. .i1S0 a. m. ti.Oo. sLso saso.
Is 40. 90 p. m. 40 u mdt.
Ofices: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry. 11S 2s1. 4s4.
1890 1884 Broadway: 1S2 9th Ave. T3I 9Th Ave, 25
Union So 153 East I25h St. 272 West 125th ST.
o35 Columbus Ave. York: Court ST.
ton St Rroc klyr 9s Broadway. Williamsburg New York
Transfer calls for checks baggage dsstination
'From IIberty cnly 'Daily- tDaily. excep. Sun
day- S1ufa
New-York tribune., 1901-06-18

4 pNElsI lsENkNIS and subscriptions for The Tribune
- receive ed al tner Ip5own Cfdcs No. BIuadwAv
% Goor norm OF Sis-st. unt. ociOck no; aGverse-
shtS received az the following branch offices regular
c1tee rates until O'Clock p. viz: 254
cor. Sd-st; lS2 Gth-ave.. Macys ssn-cvs
1Iu if.n,st. lt- Scunous-ave West lOo
West 45d-s. near eth % East i4th-st: cST Wal
ST. between th and Sth A.th-ss. 4
Aa-Ave between scth ana sssa s,s.. Lo2s 3d-,ve.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-18

Rio-Conee market weak: No RIO $500. exchange.
u .l6i; receipts 5000 bags: cleared for the United
states 20D0 bags: stock. 2.a. 600 bags
The statistical position Brazilian coffee is fol
New-York tribune., 1901-06-18
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits quiet but steady on &C.
count OF better Savannah and Wilmington advices i pit
was not quotably higher offerings were quite liberal
Rosin. and pitch quiet and without change
We quote:
TAR-ReguaTs. 81 %; do oil bbls 81
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- -S6436lzc =,
ROSIN-Common good strained, 81 42t2gSl i9' +,
81 65 F. 81 20; G. 81 10 H 81 so; l. 81 K, 81 20; NJ
81 So y, 50 90; w G, Is; w w. So 40
STOCKS on HAND.
SnIrIts tnrrenrine bbis '....,..... Gi2
A'''A
Charleston June l7.-Turpentine firm 32c. Rosin hrm
b. c. D. 95c; 81 O5: F 81 10; c. 81 49, H. 81 %; l.
81 z0 X. 81 TO- NJ 81 Is; n. 81 45; W G. 81 20; " W.
50 95 sa.es. 2OO bbs
Wilmington, June 17-Spirits turpentne firm 3Sa33 1sc
receipts l19 Rosin firm. 9ecQS1; receipts lou
bbls. Tar firm. 81 so; receipts. SO bbls.
Savannah, June i7Spirits turpenne. SO 3lsQS34c re-
O64 bbls 0G5 bills exports 5 bhls Rosin
firm. ouotatons: W W. s. 1888 30 W g, 81 SSqs4 30
" 50 6OGs2 NJ 50 30 X, 81 l. 81 55 II, 81 ~; IT,
81 25 F. 81 20; E. 81 10; D 81 TO- c. B. y. 81 9S Re
4345 bbls; sales 239S bbls exports ll6 Dds
London. June lI.-Turpentine spirits 26s 81. id
New-York tribune., 1901-06-18
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

10 Sc 40; Gsts yesterday, II Western hogs. Isl
Sc 20.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-18

A DNERfiSEAkNFS and subscriptions Tor The Tribune
a received at their Uptown once. No. l2fs RrOaday
"a door north OF 5fstst until o'clock
received at the following offices az regular
Office rates Gntil O'Clock VIZ: 81 Sth- q
cor 23d-st lt2 Gtn-ave l2th-s: Macy.s SIN ave
End l4th-s: Ia Columbus West
West l2d-st near 6th,ave 9e East ilthst. saT Wcs;
42dst, between Gth aSd sth 100
Sd-aNe.. between sGth and 18th
elst-st: 1tos lst-ave. Sethst.:
30 3d-ave near ilsts,. o3i Sd cI0
225 Bleecker-sS '
New-York tribune., 1901-06-18
Railroads.
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot Chambers s..
Is follows and inmates earlier w.
300 a. paty--Sold train for Buffalo. ATr o. n,
BinGhanton. WaVeriy. Enira
par:gr car and cafe dining car to Buffalo.
1-3O ?. m Daiy--Chcago Limted-Fast Mail--rol,t
train TO Chicago, arriving $50 Arr Cleveland 50 a.
Seepers Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati.
7.:IO D. Daly.-Bur aO and Cleveland ExpreSs9 Ar
Buffalo 7O0. Bradford 7.2p jamestown : Yauns-
10 - a. Cleveland II 10 D. IN Rif-
fa,o Cleveland Caft
9.I5 > Daily-Sohi train for Snghamton W-aver-
ly Emira Chicago seePers to Buffalo. Chicago. en-
Dining
FIyICKETS. local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
l. ACCOMMODATIONS AT III. IIs. 26t. 200 ana iI5s
broadway. lSI East l25tl -. and 90 So
Chambers and West 2Sd ~ ferries. New York 3s3 and
Fulton 81, % broadway. Brooklyn: ST
Hoboken. and Jersey CITY station New Transfer
New-York tribune., 1901-06-18

Exchange specal Liverpool cnb,es-spot cotton
ps5' ns. sales 10000 bses; speculation and export
msriesn. s0oo: recepts 1000: American, 100;
oains upland 4nd. futures opened steady. I-6ad ad
New-York tribune., 1901-06-18
E.EIfEGH VALLEY.

lcSStS and Pu'ssn OInmOdstluns
80 Is I'm Sye Jnion SQUARE West 2ss
=, 8rooEEn y Y Transfer Co. VIII call for baeras
New-York tribune., 1901-06-18

Receipts of breadstlfs interior points in thousands
last three ciphers omitted bbls. buSh
New-York tribune., 1901-06-18
CENTRAL R. R. Of NEW JERSEY

Ferry (tinne from South
below, except as noted)-
Week Days. Sundays
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-07-11
n Brothers. Love.

Lostant, ILL.,, July S.--James Watt, OF
this place, by one little act, has given
n splendid example of that never dying
love which exists between brothers, no
matter how far apart they may be.
Mr.. Watt was a great sufferer from
Kidney Trouble and Nervousness. He
was very much used up, and although
he had tried a great many things, he
had found nothing that would IN any
way relieve him. Some one suggested
Dodd's Kidney Pills, and he used six
boxes, and was completely cured.
His first thought was for a brother
in Belfast, Ireland, whom he knew to
be afflicted in the same way that he
had been. Mr.. Watt Immediately sent
a supply of Dodd's Kidney Pills to this
far away brother, together with his
recommendation based on his fCrtun-
ate experience
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-07-11
IN Execution.

1t makes me tired to see the man
ner in which these newspapers are
run, said the man in the smoking com
partment as he took off his glasses and
let his paper drop across his knees.
The man who sat next TO him had
one lock of harlan oasis in a desert of
scalp-which he spent most of the time
III smoothing reflectively.
/ spose," he said. slowly, that you
could give EN- all pointsY'
I'm sure of it. Couldn't your"
No, | don't think | could"
DO you mean to say that you
couldn't tell the editor how to run his
paper? exclaimed the man who had
spoken first, in tone that had abso-
lutte dismay In it.
I do, indeed" replied the man with
the oasis, earnestly.
We'll, must say there are not many
like YOU
i know it. used to be like Won.
But now l am trying to run news
paper myself, and tell you, my friend,
I'm not sayin' a word not savin' a
word -