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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-09

The Mia Exchange price Is , quart ret TO tho
DECIDED their ne" plan Of Iay-ng for milk On The
lass Of qa-s tasf @ Gu1P ea8 into practice next
POULTRY ALINL-lncud.ns cars that arrived late
Southwestern by freight and f4y car 6y express There
ana price, steadily held Ducks ana Eseas EEL fairy
,,ef ne cn aens per 10 I2c fowls. i2c: ROSTERS
sac. turkey. Z: ducks average per Pa.T SO Sc
win sI.r4ty more favorable weather, there Is tribe
better feefs Tie market FOR ehi-kens thGuEh d!feu
come during balance Of III week Fowls in light supply
weak ana irregular Nea By spTing ducks in lighter supply
keys d.y picked grades, 2q i5c do sealted il
10. 90 ens Phnadeiphia briIers zoe: do roast
ers iT0lsc do mzsd sizes lSGlSs do renn5yiyania
sizes l3c: poor lo ~; DO western dry picked
fsntT 1asc other Western. scaidei average best llq
il.c d. gra I 4, staIfcd iesai3c do southwestern
Al Western. ordinary. 81 lie. old cocks %
Pas ducks L7s l 7e a dS western io Pia
Sese Eaten l5giee: squads. Per dozen 81 100
GAME-The few scattering lots Of ferh killed partridge
alton Frozen partrsss 0ieatv ana tone other
frozen unehanged We sl9.g; y, pafJTas .h -
woodcocf 81 aSi % Fnzlsh snipe per dszen SOS 90
canvas psir 81 aS3 20 do rec he'd 81 50as2 90 do
TeSay 81 3s 90 , 30 adde's s0qs2 per ~ dc frozen
-2o25c: Whole deer. pei n. zoe.
PoTAToEs AND VEGETABLESs-Irish potatoes IN
moderate supply @ni seg IN good demand sad
tslrfIwer. snS nj de vide range IN quality corn
SLOW celery usak CaulisoweI. lower lettuce high
er pAoosrs srarrfnE squash dull strng beans more
plentiful but selling fairly tomatoes .aIsey III
Islsra t,n rer ~ 81 cas- -. 90 State and West
ern hi buk Der 40 70. 81 5Oqsl 20 DO Jersey ai1 70
ri-r - q EnaSf rs. Jersey. pr sack. 81 sOp
co. sweets south Jersey. fair 20 taey per S2Gols
head Dbl SaTS2 .; DO Virginia, 2oi 10 PIN 81 80
81 So; Bissels sprouts auss 20 SSD1as1s s
70 fsnov peT Dbl s. 5nqsi: DO common SlgS@; Gu
eumber piesIes per I0oO s.Q -; e9In per ~ o"eg
medium 2Oa30e small sci sAslino~sis p[la,s
sgspiss: II lev per Dbl 50g'5e; lima beans Jersey
Potsto nsr - 25f75c do fat -ooocc lettuce Mss-
EN- NeR-YorE peg dozen. 25g5oe' DO Eastern aoeSle
orcns DBL " oVgAS 90 yeiloWs
Sc 81 81. IN "a 81 7b6s3: do Orange County white
per bag I5egs 10 yellow DO rsG - S Je9ss
green Der 5si sog75e: 90 red ggsi IS strias beans
Jersav 80 psT bag. 800 49, DO southern wax
60ssi "a ~Ts.1 sSq7oc: turntps Jersey Russia. Per
Dbl oOaToc: DO canada Russia sooeoe torsatoes Jer-
sey per box. 203ooc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-09
CASH QUOTATIONS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


NeW-NoTk. October 4 1892
COFFEE--The market to-day had features anc the
change a hare points. business
gregatng than 20o1O hsgs Gables perhaps q
anticipated BY tho trade under
sen ne by cons derable unloading by a
prominent spot hrst prices down points
Ia instances but with the shout steady Europe
selling orders Pr ~ TAXI sinai
shorts acted as partial Offset selling and checked
further decline curing The market finally
steady net unchaneed Q lower. cables showed
favre he down frane, Hamburg partly : pfg Rio -
100 The primary markets easy
tie decline Receipts interior santos aggre-
- no hays arc had 5000 bags. The local
dull nominally UNCHANGED, with quo
on sac
The prices the local market to-day
VA Follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-09
11rrRpooL corroN MARKEr

Liverpool Oct : p. m-Cotton-spot In fair de-
nosddhns SIS. middliug. IS. low middlng 46s good
ordinary asa. ordinary t4+ The sales OF the day
90 6aIes II VT speculation
nsrt and included il.50 American. Receipts. 4OoO
bsiss nclud NJ $500 American Futures opened quiet
and closed easy: American middling. October. $50
sellers; October and November 452 buyers: November
ami Decembar $50 buyers; December and January,
bVers January February sellers, February
March A. Sellers March and April - buyers; April
and Nay. a. buyers. May and june. A4s buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-09

hoesh sac ts generally asked Muscovsdo. - TEST Is
soea AZ sc MEETINGS Tor the week aggregates -,
ss ssdlhst 5000 tons week and au,D IONS
Total stock. i64 las tons. compared WIN Iol'st2
.ns iast week and 1885, keceip tor
Week al the six principal Of Cuba amounted %
100 tons empared vita 1870 last week ano zone
year Exports for the week ll.39 tons aselass
%it tsns year sgo- STOCK lls90 tors eotiparSa
YIN t-ee9 tons last week and 70 SO tons Iasl SSal
week sn1 last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-09

,l cotton closed quiet with quotations unchanged.
OF eSac Tor middling upland and % 10c FOR mid
jill sales. JIG bales markets
~ - ahfe a. follows: New-Oreans easy and ll6c lower
-, Moue easy and lice lower a. sac: Savannah
cSss1 uhe.snged a. S-l6c Wilmington quiet and IN
al sc; Norfolk i6c lower al $40
49, - Ioiniual and nc sac; Augusta steady
AL lover a. SIC; 81. Louis quiet and lice lower
rorr,,, @tnatec receipts NeW-OreRns Tor to-
actual 80, 10 u 90 bales compared WITH II SAL
70 81 49, Week and ls.30i actual Houston
~, torrow. sb0O 600 bales against Is 80 actual
p. ~ssH and 10 o76 actual last year
tn-es -. e the ports and interior points to-day. com
WIN tne same cay last week and year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-09
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR BALTIMORE

FOR bALd ~ So zoo t.s 10 200 sTS5
y. NJ
IErom Liberty Sire. only. sDaTIy. fDaiy except
sunday. ssunday only. sPnTor only. iIVia Tam
saturdays
Oficss Libetty St Ferry, South Ferry, Aston House
1900 1854 Broadway. iS2 5th Ave Is Union
Square West 1853 125th 273 West 2oth St. 24s
Columbus Ave- New York. Court St.. 344 $50 Fulton
BROOKLYN: Broadway. Williamsburg New York
Transfer Co for and checks 70 destination.
". G. BESLER. z. ~ BURT.
Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-09

S4e was asked for machine made barrels. Resin
stea1y and firm. We quote:
Sc asked - ' 49, -
IAR~Pne bills. 81 IS: oil bbs, 81 50
hO>iN--CommOn good strained. 81 IS; ID. 81 6OG
2e E 81 81 .dS1 20; r. 81 Taiags1 Is: @, 81 7Tise
a. - n 81 20 81 30: H. Sc. NJ So 80; " IS %; W G.
STOCK On HAND.
IVAiliIl1. Dds
tSf bbls
savannah. Oct s-Turpentine. soc bid; receipts SOC
bS.s saes ga exports. 4e6. Resin firm; receipts. 359
sales, -z4I exports. 795 Quoted: A, y. and ID,
Is 2 81 q F. 81 i0 G. 81 As; n, 81 81 l. 81 90;
v41rIes,on Oct s-rurpentiHe and rosin unchanged.
linst9n oct. SSplrtts turpentne Arm; receipts.
- 3els Rosin steady 81 1881 90 receipts 205 bbls
Tar arm, 81 40; receipts. go bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-09

cash quotations we're as follows: Flour was STEADY
spIlug .ul -ac. ~ g. 900 80 80 lc-
81 = ass lac. No corn No yellow, &c NO oats
2~G2SIsc. No white. ~ '2u3+c No rye. sc No
uaXseed 81 20. I Northwestern 81 % Clover, con
grade polk Per cob 80 s'tF a. SAIS
sides dlosej, SlI LOO Sll % dry sailed sh..its
- 2JaS9 80; short clear sides bozedE $l Soasl o.
xhiskey higu wines. 81 - ON ne tIoIlLe r
change TODAY butter market was nrint creamery,
l6eQ22tc dairies 14442c eggs STEADY, 'ss on cases
returned 9qOizc. CHEESE steady, lO'=4ll'ac.
MINNEAPOLIS oct s-tIJse. Wheat-Decemoer 6''sci
May 6sisc: track. No l hard io74c; No NoFtnell.
81 G6n44c. No . Nortuern. tt'-tus. 70
ents So 90. second patents - SIS 90 hSt
s. 9 81 second clears 81 81 80 Bran ia bulk eli 90
ASH IS.
Milwaukee oct S-Wheat firm. close; No NorIlssn,
T2is053c. No Northern. o'a'-c necsIneSI ., -, a.
hrm No l. 50i. jIc Barley nrm No = SC sSHPi7' 7O@
&c. COrn-DecvuIber. y -se.
PhIadeph.a Oct S-Wh@at advanced isc; closed hIt1;
grade october '-44 '-2c CoIn aG Tg SIM
quiet. yellow track ~ '1c JatS quie oul
No clipped $780, l2c- Butter urn. eS1,N VS.
nrnl fresh nearoy. 23c loss or fresh Western -%'14
DC loss on fresh southwestern 2lg2le &c loss on resn
Southern auc Cheese firm; New-fork iGIl e.eaIhs,
prime small i2.c DO fair % good small nag - 40
prime large Il+c. do fair 70 s.oi tatss' 44LA -
iecepts-FIour 9a6 bbls and 5.24ss5O 70 IN sacks
wheat 1873 $50 BUSH 40" odsns oats iSuv' uusl
Sbpmsnts-Vheat il722i DIshi corn. $50 oush' oats
%. LAB bush.
- Icuts oct s-CIose. Wheat-No red, cash 81 lae'
December 81 &c: May. SSs guS@.ct No hald go tIc.
t,CrnS, cash Rnc; December. S9tc May. 5SAe oats
No cash Sic: December -Sse' May SOo No "Ai'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-09
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL K. r.
Liberty Street and south Ferry-ttims from
Ferry i've minutes earier).
EAsTON BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAICH cut Nk-z4OO t7:l Easton ony). 10 A. NJ
10. 90 500 g. 40 Easton onlyl P NJ Sundays. s42s
wink FsR.RRE SND sCRANToN-s4.Oo sio A.
4.25 A 81.
4 Ak F,W oOD TONS RIVER AND BARNEGAr
--z4OO. A $50 3 40 Lakewood oniy). ASo
=. NJ Surd0ys 400 A NJ
ATLANTIC CtTY AND CAPE nAY-fs-so A. NJ
yISELAND AND BRmGEToN-tz4OO A. NJ. tLso
LONG BRANCH, AsBIRY PARks oGEAN
PaTNT PIE NsANT AND sEAsFORD
PorNTs-s4oO $50 II 81 a. M 100 as3 4.45. $40.
630 p NJ Sundays except Ocean Grove. 900 A. n
phil xDFiLPHIA OREADING TERMTNALl-zs42s 3.
n 90 - 90 900 41O +tLOO A. NJ. t12 90 sfo0.
81 SO $500. 400 800. 1000. tTSO $500 p NJ
a.-rtI 1NST1 CHESTNUT sTRFETs-s425 80 sfosc
az 20 A. NJ. sI.0O. rs 80. 500. 200 TAGS ?. ~.
READING. HARRISBURG. PoTrsyILLE AND
WILLINMSPORF-ii 400. "a -, TSOo ll t9 10 90. 10.
HOO A. NJ. Reading onlyf si.OO TO. 200 2. NJ
Reading Pottsville and Harrisburg only. 15oo p ~
SANDY HOOK ROT FF:-From foot o. Rector Street
Atlantic Highlands Seahright Monmouth Hearhs
ard Long Branch. Ashgry Park and Point Pleasant
1000 A. NJ. 430 p NJ. Sundays 1910 A. NJ evo
?. N. East Long Branch onlyl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Ruerafo Oct, s-Flour firm. Wheat-spring strong;
NJ, / Northern q October. % &C; No Northern do,
,Ii,c- winter dun ana FAX: No red. 14c. Corn
steady. No yellow GsAtc: No do. 90 80 No corn.
t50t.l 20 3 64L4aUissc oats dul! and easy.
40 white. Bic: No Soc. No mixed. % &c; No 3
III 40, Barley. 5OQGOc with few lots fancy held
A. ;a4G3c rive hrm 54iac. Canal reights steady.
chicago Oct s-The leading futures ranged follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-09

A pvERrIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
received a their Uptown once.
Advertisements the following 5>Scch
orces at regular until o'clock stxs
c54 stb-ave.. q cor 23d-sI: I53 6th-aye.. cor
i2th-st: n: East IIth-st.i 257 West 42d-st.. be-
tween 7th and sth ayes 283 West I:5th-st.s I.3sS
sd-ave. betwe@= 7s.S saS 9Th I.o26 3d-ave..
near a1st-st: I.7Os ssth-st: 157
f25th-st.s 756 Tremont-av~.i $50 3d-ave. near
.1st-st: 55s 3d-ave.s 21O Bleecker-st.s 325
Bleecker-st- Brooklyn ~. T.-216 Court-sf.s
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Railroads..

PENNSYLVANIA
j 3ATLRoAD,
f3Ss g yEsI cGETIISTBH4 fEErr
cortanat srreei. t ~ v from DsssTo, ; S Saa
s9st given below for T%s%ss~shirS street
1 5-. A Nv! W. Vas VAST sSst
Ghiess1 No coaches L, ;.ittsburs
oSs RENNs7fyANTa f26 efyiap an Com
chicago ceysand i" Toeo 1 cheRRa aa
i9aRApeiis Loulsyille s; Louis .
h hour train 90 ChieqEo. Pullman Observation.
LdaWing-TooH Sleeping. Dining and Buffet smoking
I -, p IN " cHICAGo AND ST louis EXPEEss
55 p g. ST LOTS Ext LIKES D1Ins P par Gin
9nn&5! I'M annapolis Louisville 81 LOUIS Dining Car.
5 y m WE y FssPf1a9sn FOLEY gh RSn For
.5 F. fMeP Pi S@fFTay 1PFs Car P,burr and
ossso F9r kn2Hye daily via Shenandoah Valley
$50 BEE 2; ~ CLEVELAND; ;s'N AXP CINcINNAT! Ex-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
90 5 20 20 'ln6s Carl 1910 tDes5Tosses and CS5T
M i255 Dining Car! 2 10 DesbrOsses and GortlsGdt
ard Pai5s Cars1 $ % dining Carr rs Dining car
S3s Dining 1875 dining & Can P'E = M lss5 pi
Dining Cars ss pnns % L 42s Cp a ca ass
soTiFRN p 70 a! sas L25 H. 1910
sbABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY -.'Florida Metro
p92Litsn limited l2o5 2. daily. Express Il
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAII.wAY.-For Memphis
and New Orleans 3 IS p m. daily
CHFSAP6AkE & OHI) RAILWAY-755 a week.
days. 255 and so D. M Gaiy
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFOLK.-75S a
AT n III, 1 sYTv and 200 p m. daily. L..
a 80 OiI1 300 a. m and 255 .. weekdays
SuIeASS go a. m Through Nestibuled Trains Buffet
Parior cars and Standard Coaches weekdays. Par
sHoklns lar Parl0r Cars. Dining Car. and standard
CAPE MAY-I2 50 10 m v-aal, 5ars
or points on New York and long Branch Railroad iron
west Iwenty- thlrd Street Stationl s55 ~. 10.
90. 4'IO ana % 2 m week days. Sundays. 925
30 70 on y ~ Desorosses and CortanGt Streetsl BOO
:. m - S+o 20 and 81 p. week days sun
FOR PHILADELPHIA
OIV and Cortandt Streets. 201 Is. T5J.
70 10 CDes6ro5ses and Cortandt 10 2l tDiniHs
Carl HOO tDiHing Carr. ~ IS a m 255 Dining
az % Ilinlng Carr 2 10 tDesbrosses and Cortlandr
streets. I'D. 80. 33 dining carr. 3 So. 425. Is
ming Gar 400 Dining carr SIS Dining Carr. 7aA.
1 20 c SS - 3 M u 70 night Sundays TO- 50
ISIS Dining Carl 3. Is Dn:ng Csr IS. % DINING
80 a." 'Dinins Carl. SIS Dining Carr So. s25.
II kt offices. Nos 461 1854 III PSI BROADWAY 1s2
Ftfth Avenue tbeow 3rf ST.: 2f3 Ccorner
.'tn SUI ] AstOr House; West Twenty third Street
taon and stations foot % Desbrosses and COrtia1dt
streets Court Stree, SEQ Fulton % Broadway
anf Pennsvivania Annex Staton Brook1vn Station.
jersey city. The New York Transfer Company will
caI for ana check baggage from hotels and residences
Teenhone 'at4 Ehteeuh Street, for PENNSYLVANIA Rail-
road Cab Service
HT-TC'FTVN-GON
re-e-~' Na-aser. C.an'l Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-09

WEST SHORE
r RAILROAD.
New York Central Hudson River r. R. Lesses)
Trains leave Franklin Station New York. as follows
IS min. West 42d 81. y. r.:
- 10 A. M.-F,r Intermediate points to Albany.
III 90 A. 81 IN saratoga and Mohawk Express.
s1.OO P M.-Chicago Express.
80 . p M.-Cont. Lin for Detroit. Chi and 81 Lous
81 ~ r. NJ --tsN hudson ptVef points and
se.6O p Nor Roch Bunalo CieveId and chicago.
" ~ 2. M.-For Poch Buffalo. Detroit nd Iouis.
- r. M.-For syria Roch. Niagara Falls Det Chi.
sDaily. tDaiy except Sund Leaves Annex:
10 Of tIO45 M. e. t3.O6 p NJ. Leaves Jersey
C,tv p r. sta ~ T1I20 A. NJ. ca az ~ 50 p. NJ
Tirra tables n-ncinsl hotels and offices Baggage
shocked fr7rn residence Westcott Express-
A n SMITH c r. LAMBERT
General Supsrinendent. General Passenger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-09
NAVAL STORES.

For spi4ts rrpentins was moderats demand as
buyers hsld on ewing the recent sov-nes To-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-09

C0floe los--Il RIO 4tOO
1880 cleared the Cuted
cleared for Europe lSe 600 haas;
$4,000 bags SsntosCofee market steady good
$500 receipts $1,000 bass stock ieae 90
lamhurg-Cofce market opened 90 lower. 80
y m unchanged I pfg lower. sales bags
Havre-oftee market opened irregular = lower: az
u M advanced i franc. 8 y quiet UNCHANGED al
ESQ p m unchanged; total sales. 5000 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-09
New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK. 6oSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND

BOSTON MD NLBNN1 RNILRoAD-
CNew York Central Hudson River r. r. Lesseep
Trains leave Grand Central station. Fourth Avenue ana
42d Street York follows;
900 a tIeG0 noon. 400 p NJ -1foo p n;
arrive Boston $50 P. NJ. $40 P NJ. 1000 P. ~. ais
a. NJ
Leave Boston taco A. M. t120O noon 400 P. N.
1000 r. NJ. 6.tf A NJ
Nok f'a-r-al ticket OFFICES. ti5 1918
Broadway srd Grand Central station.
A SMITH GEORGE IT. DANIELS.
General Superntendant General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-09

Hece.ps q hreadsrufs interior 20 nts N thousands
N ophers 0,0 omitod h.lr t,s sEain bush as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-03
PEACE news AND
STOCK TRADING
The A Announcement of Peace Had
Little Effect.
THE MARKET WAS VERY DULL
More Attention Paid to the Strike siiua-
ton Than TO the News from Lon
don-The Money Rate
Little Higher.
THE. MARKET WAS VERY DULL

(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK. June 2.--None of the news
developments since the Stock Exchange
closed on Thursday afternoon aValieG 70
induce any activity in the tTadins.
Neither the declaration of peace IN SCUM
Africa or the acute stage reached in the
anthracite strike awakened any interest
in the stock market either on the buying
or selling side. There was some early
demand for grain-carrying railroads.
owing to the large advance in the net
earnings reported for April over those
for last year The very light movement
Of grain, especially of corn. owing to
ing outlook for full crop this year, gave
added force to this showing. Union Paci-
fic. Burlington. Canadian Pacific among
the grain carriers, and keadins. Len!sh
Valley and Norfolk and Western among
the Eastern lines. show increases in April
net earnings of from 100000 TO near $780,
coo. The languid response TO the peace
news was in accord with the tone of the
London market itself. This was partly
attributed there to the taking up of at
tention with the rejoicings over the peace.
large scale as well as on the part OF spec
uiators who have bought for several days
past in anticipation of the peace This
purely speculative profit-taking, however.
the whole financial world of the ending
of the. war, the stoppage of expenditure
unproductive from the economic stand
point, and the promise of early renewal
the South african gold mines. The re-
ports from the anthracite region received
in Wall Street were reasSurlng as to the
success of the companies in keeping their
pumping machinery active and thus pre-
venting damage to the mines by flooding,
in spite of the response to the strike or
ders on the part of the engineers of the
pump engines. 1t would be a. violent as
sumption to read any significance in to-
days stock operations reflections of
general financial sentiment There were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-03

lower during the balance Of the session and ID
closed at about the bottom with tho local trade
entertaining very bearish views. The British
peace news, light receipts and hullish Liver.
pool cables were dsregarted from the first, and
every onslderationwas given to good crop and
weather repor IT'S. Tie efforts of the bears were
rewarded more readily by reason OF tho scarcity
of public buying orders. About commission
houses which did business in the ring. were
prominent as sellers Of the summer months.
which, In view of severe break In the New.
Orleans market, started rumors that prominent
bulls in the Southern marke. were selling out.
The room operated on the theory that the bureau
report from Washington tomorrow viii show
an average condition of the crop of about 05, as
contrasted with Sl.5 same time last year.
Whereas one telegram stated that boil weevil
in Southern Texas were more numerous. this
year than ever before. the great bulk of the
crop 'advices received reflected almost ideal
conditions, both regards the weather and
the health of the plant.
There were no estimates for to-morrow's New
Orleans. Houston and Galveston receipts, these
having been abandoned. owing to the measer-
ness OF the movement Of late. The usual week
end statements, delayed by the holidays, We're
quite bullish as expected. bnt had been dis
counted. The market closed quiet and net 1870
II points lower. Total sales were estimated
at 125, 900 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-03
futures ranged as follows:
llnnn Hinf, L n1u

Cash quotations were as Follows: Flour
easy. No. 8 spring wheat, 711a@72ac.; No. 2
red. 1855 @7SAc. No. yellow. 6las @62c. No.
. oats, 1914 641c. No. 2 white, 42%4I45c.; No.
3 white, 42@43c: No. rye, SOC. Fair to
choice mailing barley. 66@69c.; No. haxseed
sl5s; No. !. north northwestern S.I6 prime Tin
s17.20@17.25; lard, per 100 pounds, S10.22@
1925; short ribs sides (loosey.A 50. 75@9s5; dry
sides (boxedl, s1O.25@ 1o.3;5. Nhiskey. basis OF
high wines. 80. Clover. contract grade. $3.50.
Butter, steady; creamrtes. 1s@22c.; diaries.
1S619c. Cheese. easy at 10@11%.c. Eggs,
firm; fresh, 15A @15hc. Receipts-Wheat.
$1,000 bushels; corn, $1,000 bushels oats, 49,
600; hogs, 1000 head.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-03
An Electric Line Fine Farm

This desirable little FARM, located on
electrician line, In full view Of Richmond
containing SO 7a-100 acres, with a COM
nice little hill, in full view Of the city,
with about two acres Of select fruit. has
been put in our hands for sale this alst
person who desires to own a nice home
on electrician line. where he and his
family for cents fare can visit the city
thus enjoying city and country life The
nrice is low, and8o easy time. Let us
Show you this bargain II you desire it,
we will make the farm only twenty-four.
acres Write or call for free Virginia
Real Estate Journal. with many bargains
to select from.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-03
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD, June 2-FLOUR-Quiet;
winter extra. ss;15@3.4o; winter clear. s3.55@
spot, 77s @774c.; No. 2 red. s21s. southern by
sample. 75@S3c. Corn--Dull and lower; spot.
65hs 965Mc.; southern white corn. Csc. Oats
Firm; No. 2 white. 4o14 assoc. Rye-Dull; No.
2, GOOGLE. Butter-Firm and unchanged;
fancy imitation. 2O@21c.; fancy creamery CSC.
Eggs-Firm; fresh, tic. Cheese-Weak and
lower; large, 1OA @11c.; small, liz gil &c.
Sugar-Steady and unchanged; firm and coarse
Erandulated, Si711h.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-03
COFFEE MARKET,

NEW YORK, June 2-CoFFEE-The market
for coffee futures opened steady in tone with
prices unchanged to points lower. and for
the rest of the day followed an Indifferent
course with trading comparatively tame and
quite of professional character. The market
was finally quiet and net unchanged to 10
points lower. Total sales $3.50 bags.
Spot Rio. dull; No. z invoice. 5hc.; mild,
firm; Cordova, SMl11ac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-03
Cotton futures opened steady; closed quiet

Spot cotton closed quiet 1-16c. lower; mid
ding uplands, 017-16c.; middling gulf, Lice;
sales, 1l,4G0 bales.
Cotton quiet; middling 0 7-16c.; net re-
ceipts, III bales; gross 236 bales; sales, 400
bales; stock. 1S37OI bales
1871 bAcs; export to Great Britain 40 bales;
to the Continent, 9,478 bales; stock. 4l7,926
bales.
Consolidated-Nct receipts tall U. 8. ports).
1904 bales; export to Great Britain. 1855
bales; to the Continent, 1916 bales.
U. S: ports), 7,3795OS bales; export to Great
Britain; 1852, Jos bales; to France. FOG, 425
bales; to the Continent, 1858, 1G3 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-03
CATTLE MARKETS

CHICAGO, June 2.-CATTLE-Receipts, $500
head, Including $50 Texans; shipping and ex-
ports, 10@25c. higher; others steady to strong.
Good to prime steers S7@7.55; poor to medium,
S4.I5 @6.75: stockers and feeders, S250Go;
cows S1.5o@5.75: heifers, sage; Gamers 1.5o
@2.50; bulls, $2.5O@53O; calves. S2@650;
Texas-fed steers, $5.25@6.4o Hogs-Receipts
to-day, 10000 head; tomorrow. $4,000 head;
left over, 1000; opened 5@1oc. lower. closed
strong; mixed and butchers, $3.50 50; good
to choice heavy, 81. 40; rough heavy, S6.95@
7.25; light. $670@7.15; bulk Of sales, $6.75@
7.30. Sheep-Recepts. 10000 head steady;
lambs good, 10@15c. higher good to choice
wethers. S550@6.25; western sheep, S5.25@
6:25; native lambs. $5@7; western lambs.
$5.25@7.
NEW YORK. June 2.-BEEvEs-Receipts
S,4s2 head. Steers firm to 15c. higher; buns
steady; COWS strong. Steers, S5.75@7.0; oxen
and stays, IS. SO@6: bulls. S3.60@5.75; cows,
81. 65@540; cables firm for live cattle; sheep
steady: Refrigerator beef unchanged. Calves
Receipts. 1924 head. Market opened firm to
Csc. higher, closed easier; veals, S4.50G7 so;
culls, S4 few tops, S7.621s butter milks. $3.50
as; city dressed veals firm at 81 @11c. per
pound; few extra, 111sc. Sheep and lambs-Re-
ceipts, 1866 head. Sheep and yearlngs
steady; medium and common slow; good to
choice lambs firm to shade higher; common
dull; sheep. s3@5; choice and extra. S5.25@
linss, S5@7; culls, s4.121s lambs, se.5oGS.75.
Hogs-Recepts, S,357 head; firm to 15c. high
er; State hogs. S7.4o@7.5O; mixed western, 81.