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Leaves Bride of Thee Weeks.

Mccall's Fail and Winter Dress Patterns.
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ChiId's Hose, 7JC.
DoneStics Cut.
Summer Dress Goods.

All Colored Lawns. mostly dress
lengths that sold for Sc; today
at 3izc.
All Lawns and Dimities. French
Batiste. high-class goods, that sold
up to 1ac; today at iiac.
Colored Pique in short lengths;
also some striped and checked ging-
hams that sold up to 12i2c; at 4i2c.
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" aiStS Cut.

odds and ends of Madras. Sateen.
Dimity. Pcrcale. and SILK Gingham
Waists: some with whole embroid-
cry. fronts. forming yoke; others
fine hemstitchcd. pleats front and
back. and other highgrad waists
that sold up to $500; Green Ticket
price. csc
odds and ends OF Colored Waists.
some made hemstitched front and
back. others braid trimmed; YOU
win find your size in one style if not
in She other: sold up to $l.00; Green
Ticket urice 2qc
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Expenditures Exceed Receipts.

]
The noted Plat amendment, accepted
/ by the Cuban constitutional congress
and Incorporated in the constitution OF
the new republic. provided. among other
things. that Cuba should not undertake
/ any financial obligation or debt if the
annual lnsular revenues were not sufIi-
I cient, after paying Tor the cost of run
ming the government. 10 pay the interest
on the debt and provide sufficient
amount 10 be applied 10 a sinking fund
/ for the ultimate payment OF the prin-
( cipal. As it was shown here that there
I Is an excess Of expenditures over re
ceipts in Cuba, this Government was very
much surprised when IL learned Of the
passage Of tie bill for the $3j 900 .O00
loan. The matter being mainly one OF
finance, the State Department notified
the Treasury Department. but the Treas
ury Department sent back word hat il
had no jurisdiction ami could do nothlng
After studying the Plat amendment
and considering the case plainly. the
principal officials OF The Administration
including The President, II is understood.
have reached the conclusion that the
provisions ri he Platt amendment can
be made binding upon Cuba in her rela-
tions with he United states only by q
treaty ratified by the Senate and pro-
claimed by the President The Platt
amendment. as embodied in the Cuban
constitution. provides that it's provisions
shall be Incorporated in il treaty between
the United States and Cuba, but no such
treaty ihas been negotiated. The Admin
istra-iou holds that the United States
have no right to demand that Cuba shall
conform to the terms Of its own con
stitution. That is purely a domestic
instrument. with which The United States
has nothing TO DO. So long as The consti-
tuti0nal provisions against floating bonds
when there is not enough money in the
Cuban treasury to pay the interest on
them or 10 establish a sinking fund Is
not embodied in a treaty with the United
states, this Government cannot, accord
ing 20 the conclusion reached. object to
the negotiation Of the loan. Efforts will
Le made at once TO negotiate treaty.
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Vests Cut.

Ladies' Fine Swiss Ribbed Vests.
lace trimmed neck and armholes. all
sizes: regular 15c value; today
at SIZE.
Lot of Pure silk Vests. in pink,
blue. and lavender; sold at Csc; to-
day at 2jc.
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NO AUTHORITY TO
OPPOSE CUBAN LOAN
United States Cannot Inter
fere in the Matter.
Platt Amendment Applies Only In Case
Of Special Treaty Signed by
the President.

erument officials have come TO the con
clusion that the United States has not
the right or authority 70 formally object
to or protest against the negotiation OF
the Cuban loan OF $1,000. .0O0, provided
for in bill which has passed both
houses Of :he iusular congress. This
does not mean that the Administration
has abandoned its view that floating the
loan viii be a virtual breach Of faith to-
ward the United States. The objection
here Is just as strong as ever,
but the Administration has convine-
ed Itself that for technical reasons
Of international law it cannot interfere
,yitb Cuba'e fturursp
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EDUCATIONAL.

ACADEMY. Rockville. Nd. Tor boys; home
life: individual care and destruction: terms
moderate. Address ". 2. MASON. o. >. y. A
Iyl,6J
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DIED.

KLFINDIENST-0 Tuesday August To- 1902
at $50, p. ni., j. HENRY. beloved husband OF
laFIui1 4. hiciudirnst. aged H.ty-,cy,n wears.
Eural frum his late residence. $50 + street
northeast. Friday. August 10. at 1880 %. ni.
Fri,uis and relative, invited to attend. In
tewcut 90 Aieyaudrm. baltimore and AlrN.
auiT. ulprr please ,Upy.) mile
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SOC Pique Refers. Z2c.

ChiIdren's Pique Refers in pink,
blue. ard white. with sailor collar,
braid trimmed; regular soc value;
Graen Tickat nrice e2c.
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Taken to Hospital.

Boarman was removed to the George
town Hospital in delivery wagon Of a
local dry goods store. All possible haste
was made in getting the man to the IL
stitution. in the hope Of saving his
life. but when examination was made
life was extinct. Surgeons labored over
the man for some time in the hope of re-
suscitaung him, but their efforts were
in vain.
Boarman and his fellow workmen re
ceiyed word that some Of the wires in
the vicinity OF Cleveland Park were
broken The gang was sent to make the
repairs While an exposed wire was
being repaired with an insulated one.
Boarman received the shock that caused
his death.
Leaves Bride Of Three Weeks.
Boarman lived with his father and
mother at 1888 Valley Street northwest.
and vas but twenty-five years of age.
He was married three weeks ago, and
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Inquire Into Mix Supplies
and Cause Inspection
of Water.
27 new CASES ARE REPORTED
Now z2I in District In Reporting New
Cases, Name of Family's DaiIyman
Is Given to Health Department
Drinking Water Analysed

Twenty-seven new cases OF typhoid
fever have been reported to the Dis
trict Health officer since last Saturday
at y o'clock, making a total OF 221 cases
under treatment in the District OF CO.
lumbia. The milk supply of one dairy
farmer has been forbidden the District.
it being suspected that his milk con
tains typhoid a thorough Investigation
is being made of the farm and animals
by the authorities
This is the first year that physicians
have been compelled by law to report
Immediately to the Health officer the
number Of cases Of typhoid under their
care. It is. therefore, impossible to
make a comparison of the number Of
cases of typhoid prevalent this year with
the number OF previous years. excepting
by the death rate The death rate for
typhoid this year is much larger than it
has been for several years. The reason
for the passage of the law providing
that physicians shall report all typhoid
to the Health Department is to enable
the authorities to keep in touch with
the disease and be able to ascertain the
source Of the disease If possible.
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LaCeS. IzC.

Valenciennes iaces. insertion and
beading neat patterns, assorted
widths. black and white; Green Tick
ct price. 17sc yd.
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IS Walking Skirts. SOS.

Lot Of Womens Walking Skirts.
IL llue and black; made with strap
seams, heavily stitched bottoms;
$2.s5. Were IS.
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Tooth Wash, &c.

15c. quality best made Tooth wash
and powders; Green Ticket price. &c
= bottle
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75c Pique and Duck Outing
Hats. 45C.

Lot of Untrimmed Duck and Pique
Outing Hats; one style square crown,
with rolling brims and also with
round crowns; well made and fin
ished of with black. blge. white. and
green velvet edges. For 45c, instead
OF 75c.
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$3.50 Skirts. SI.S0.

Lot Of GRAY ana Oxfcrd Walking
Skirts, stitched with Zap seams. with
iouuce bottoms; also Dress Skirts
in oxford. gray. ana black; former
ly sold Tor as high as $3.50. Choice
Tor Sl,S9.
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Not Confined to One Class.

The disease is widespread. There ap-
pears to be no epidemic in any particu-
lar vicinity. all OF the cases being some
distance apart The reports show that
the cases are not confined to the lower
class OF the population, but extend
through the highest and lowest. The
authorities are OF the opinion that,
therefore, the disease is not caused by
improper sewerage facilities.
The milk question is beginning to vey
the authorities the most. The physician
in sending in his report Of typhoid
case is also compelled 10 send the name
Of the aairyman who serves milk ar the
premises. In this way the Health officer
can tell just who handles he mill. Of any
patient OF the disease.
No action Is taken with the milk upon
the first case. but il the next day he
Health officer receives a report which
shows that another case Of typhoid has
been discovered where the same dairy
man serves milk an investigation is
r1,. 1p
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Milk Is Inspected.

Up to a few days ago the Health Officer
did not think that the milk had any
thing to do with the spread OF the
disease. Yesterday. however. cases were
brought 10 his attention showing that
The same miIkman served milk 10 several
families in which cases OF typhoid had
broken out. The authorities took i'm
mediate steps and the dairy farm and
animals are undergoing the strIctezt IN
spection. The farmer who sent 'he milk
10 the District has been ordered by the
authorities 10 stop shipping Il ana the
purchasers Of The milk have been order
Cd not 10 buy Of this particular dairy
until further Investigations are made.
The authorities believe that iu -!r- .u-
stance they have traced ihe -ousec a.
some Of the cases.
4 year ago several Investigations we're
made OF, the milk supplies and in one in
stance il was thought that typhoid
might have found its way into the homes
OF some OF the victims through the
lacteal fluid.
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GREEN TICKET SALE

o.
10 ms up a lost
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Child's 81 Hats. 6oc.

All fancy null and silk Hats with
fancy straw crowns. trimmed with
ribbon rosettes; also lace hats worth
up to 81. Special today at soc.
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Water Worse Than Milk.

Dr. W. C. Woodward, the Health on
Ger, is Of the opinion that min, is not
as great a factor in the spread Of the
disease as the Potomac water The
drinking Of the water is the only condi-
tion common 10 an patients. Or. Wood
ward thinks that there is not enough II
the lacteal fluid drank by adults TO af-
feet them. at least a much larger guam
tity Of Potomac water Is consumed By
them The water is exposed to the
germs. Il comes through a long stretch
Of country, and If there happened TO be
any typhoid floating around the course
,rontirtiad On IiyItl pan,
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S3.fS Wash Suits. SI.25.

Lot Of Womeu's Wash Suits; white,
black, and white pclka dot. old rose,
and blue; formerly sold up to $5.9S,
for S1-z5.
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Ladies' Hose. iOc.

Ladies Fast Black Lace Hose;
fancy patterns. full seamless; Green
Ticket price. i0c.
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Dressing SacQueS, ACC.

Odd lot OF figured lawn Dressing
Sacques; regular 81 value. Green
Ticket price 49c.
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Continued On Eighth Paee.)
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VeiIings. 23c.
lOc Toilet Articles, 4c.

Violet perfumed TaleUm Powder.
best made face powder. white and
flesh: celluloid ard rubber dressing
and fine combs; hand scrubs; two
large Turkish wash-rags; English
bristle tooth brushes and large bot
tie pure sperm machine oil; Green
Tinkef nrice tc
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Two Corset Bargains.

Odds and ends OF W B. Wagners &
Sonette Corsets; regular 81 and
$50 corsets. Green Ticket price SEC.
Odds and ends of summer Net Cor
sets; some worth UP 10 zoe; broken
sizes. Green Ticket price f9c.
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9SC New Felt Hats, 75c.
Ribbons. Sc.

Lot OF Sis and 4-inch Metallic and
Fancy Taneta Ribbon snd Striped
Fancy Ribbon; pure silk. and 15c
and l9c values; 10 go for Sc yard to-
day.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26

The Milk Exchange price remains at "a cents quart
Revised ofciaI figures that the Lackawanna car
ried during May, s5154 cans OF Gilk IN 49aaTt cans
poULTRY-AIIvE-Recept to-day Included cars Of
western cars OF Southwestern and of Southern by
Ts selling sloMly ana prices steady but there
good demand for small southern @ and F a5d old
Rosters slow and feeling Turkeys in nodsrate
hair ner ~ DOC do "a Q2s. II. 17gl9c; do small l29
i6c; fowls per rb l3c; &C. turkeys IZc
ISsrn and 5outhwesern f5as6c; pigeons S9c
DREssEDIced fowls continue IN 1eoefg1e al ng6srab sIp
accumuation exceedingly duh and prices cess weak a sq
an quality though occasional lots OF exce
9aay s5sS and ea 5ns sSd
9eng ar i per In m foIen DGt pouy S5iles
but most ether as dsGPonS 5ens nsd
hdaG toms fTgISS Pbadepb Res fa2ey large
R9SI to da 5a ms sizes 2oa5e do Pennsylvania large
22a3c small lG9ls do Wns,er dry dry Piekd
Arg, 9Ess; r. aSase o to pair per n 1sqo
9 F9n l9gaSsa 1ga1a.e Go Gao? do
a nS ioslls Hsste 9a psr H. squads
Frozen Igreys :n ySung 1srRe hen ise aad do
Gq isPgd se meaed fancy liGd No 1! 9
ss 15 s5Ssfs fo%s No sf[ s i2s SSs geese No
/. Ioal1c-
toes in larger supply to-day but demand more aeTe and and
market firm and nsher ices si1 as new Onions in liberal
supply slightly easier reusf @ qualify
and vaiu Caulihowers plenty and MeaR hut ot stock
fron1 the South generally of quality and prices tue
low EggpIants in large accumulation anu ~9sH hy II
plenty lower string beans also snow =.
66eSiine SQUASH and dragging Tomatoes itno4t
vegetables range about as quooeo;
M quote potatoes. Southern Rose prime per bb - %
ST Is do cus 75c4$l do State and Western PRIME s per
boie per dozen Sass So do culls 50 15c; cab6ages
ons oFsns aslaPa Psf d2sfe Rsf @
- ss1 h sa4 s4y LH Pi is1Rf p
6o saaS2 go North Carolina poor 70 fair 7Seg$l 5e
Florida per box s11s1 90 lettuce Long Island and and
basket 81 25; Southern potato slq$l p; do Nsw @
Orleans per bbI 81 25qS2 So do per bag slgS lo @
bhl 65aS2 TO- Bermuda per crate 81 ooG
81 e. peas Long Island. bag. 81 25aSl 75 do state
81 anda basket So peppers. Jersey per push hoA
s. 75as2 Jersey @ Per 1an Dbl M SoTfe Ses 81 1 20
81 squash Southern per 6el crate 50cgs1 90 m fqFnPs lips
5c do Russia h6l 81 25qSl so tomatoes ,, Jersey
PssraSI "a DO Norfolk North Carolina, 75cIS1 %;
40 savannah 75cGs: do Florida carrier 50cG$; do
Mississippi and Tennessee per 'ase' oouo'e' uo 1AaS'
nero I0GS0c
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
CASH Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, June % 1902.
CoFFEE-Coeee futures opened steady in tone with
r-fces unchanged points higher: ruled inactive hut
fsirT steady this basis till the close when sell
and shorts caused values 70 recede. the
closing level being net unchanged 70 points lower.
Fater European cables expected Hayre ruling steady
ar a decline Of i franc and Hamburg net unChanEed
started smaller shorts covering on the initial
cell with importers supplying demand. Local or
foreign orders during the DAY few ana
professional operations comprising the hu-h
Of small business No Official cables were received
f-ar1T AZ closed account OF
furch holiday. sentiment sti bears, though oper-
9s hesitate taking short in view Of the
low p-tCes already existing The market was nna!lY
ouiet sales Of 1000 baEs New-Yo~k warehouse
deliveries today aggregated bags and arrivals
es63G bags Spot supplies in the open market were WITH
prices the local market to-day
follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago June 25Cattle-Reeeipts 1sO head includ-
,,e gSD TEXANS; choice others steady 70 15c
inSar Good TO prime s. 60qSS 10: poor to
e6inn, 81 T5dS7 50: sockers and feeders 81 50q$3 SO
rays 81 s0as6 heffers. So 50GS6 5O Gamers. 81 4Oq
5o huls 15dS5 calves. s. 500S6 30: Texas fed
steers S4GST Hogs-Receipts to-day. $4,000 head; to
morrow $4,000: left 10000; opened steady to &c
lover closed 100 lower Mixei and butchers 81 80
ss7 Is: good choice heavy 81 5Gs7 92 rough heayy
& Is sheep-ReceiPts 5000 head sheep dull; lambs
sheep ssasi native lambs clipped. 81 5oS6 5o Western
Kansas civ June 25.-CattIe-Recepts. 1900 head
natives 900 Texans calves Natives steady Texans
arm Choice export dressed beef steers 81 1GSs o.
fair TO good s4 5OGS7 stockers and feeders 81 75q
s6 90 Texas 50 50S3 so: native cows 81 5ogSJ
native heers 50 S5IS6 81 50S3 bulls, 81
STs4 so: calves 50d$5 % HogsReceipts 400 head;
market 5QOc lower: 81 90 bulk Of sales 81 esI SO;
heavy 81 75IS7 mixed packers. 81 65SI SO; light
81 15as7 Go; Workers 81 5oqs7 Co. pigs So s1qs1 so
lambs 10q20c lower Native lambs. 81 13gS6 .; West
ern wethers So T5Gsi co. 81 2oqs4 90: Texas
yearings. 81 5OTSo; Texas clipped Sheep % oo1
ST 65; calves. 81 259S3 80 go,
steady 81 95aS6 so. Sheep steady 81 5Ogs4 Lambs
East buffalo June 25.-Catte. 225. mostly stockers
and light green butchers: nothing doing Eeals, 100 s.
GS 81 S56IS7 80; mixed. 81 40
dS7 81 50Gs7 So light Workers.. 81 40Sl So
pigs ST 40Qs7 roughs sIGsT 5; stays, IS 1895 so
Sheep lambs, 600 spring lambs steady good sheep
slow: common grades strong; lambs S4GS7; yearlnss
and wethers 81 75dS5; sheep. 81 o5as4 %
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: spot cotton
fYr sales 6.G51 bales; speculation alo
Kidding opened arm. So4a 500 aa
vance: closed quiet. 3Eq4 points ne. 5I ib.
susr-Septenber s44Ixb: September -Octooer
December, 4 ~ 10 De
oeEaber-January 221.s; January-F ebruafy IS Hh
chester-Ysrre tJret cloths. orders at low limits
hers -four market ana aathess "a
a Cay. close rather easy Spr!ns pe
= s9 winter stzaights. 50 13aSS 50 "!Hoe nfer s. Is
u ie spring 50 I5QS3 90 extra 40 49, SS2S
gs3 %; extra Nc witter So 1888 20 no gTaqe & S-g
f2i %. spot and 20 RYE Fl>Oo ~.
e12ted; FAIR good So GS3 80: choice & 70 sTi ;a So "a
- ss * g ,sfeady quoted Fine
white yellow s. 5cqSI 65; coarse 81 Soa y lie
fEED-Ffrm quoted Spring bran spot SO: srring
70 arrive, sl9gsl9 so: spring bran bulk sIs t9
bgsn m!ddIing $50 25qS24 20: winter bran 80
-: linseed oilcake. S2f; corn
- 90; homny chop. SO. oiImeal, sZI . .ts South
vest declaring returns denoted Iii
than previously the courage OUT oi
operators yesterday. and LED TO general
last iznlc net lower. July suffered me
decline - had been previously most lnldted D .a
crop talk There unloading all sldes qu,lis ,e
session. ana little attempt hold the Hlaihet.
pressure July forced 81 15-16c. from ~Icn
rallied Ga1hc O'Clock Foreign houses sofa an.
haa esser cables with few orders for cash wheat
NE break Liverpool Eas unchanged ana PaIls ~
points News from Southwest too OA
splendid weather and progress with laf
work AL outside markets reflected these condluohs
chicago. interior falT
eaboarc ceaFsnces again small Broomhan cable saIa
holding their grain although likely sell present Rooa
seather continues The although weeks laie
can catch up with good weather Our market opened
easier a partial kc decline For time during the
Of besrish crop midday began weaken. and
uo then 10 the close ruled heavy Room traders souSh'
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Ne%-1orE June Ls' IT,
REANS AND PEAS-The market for domestic maTrow e,
steady: quality must be s
cbare however command So % Medium in light sup
Jiy and have a inquiry Pea cleaning ny
better and feeling is slightly hrmer choice
goods selling at 81 5odSl o.
M fancv Canadian brought 81 90. Red kidney have hau
s1rther 50 q 2aS2 80 the latter seteray
change other varieties. Green and Scotch
rnPe are dull We quote: Beans. marrow. choice per
t,S do medium. choice, 81 1O DO pea
sece 81 e5$i So kidney. choice. 81 21qS2 30
ite Kidney choice. 81 90: do yellow choice. 81
80 -, do turtle SOUP choee 81 CO. Co lima .Sia
.9ra' 40 por 10 good. 81 35QS1 80; bags
e. *: *: do scotch, bags. 81 s23ael$l So It's,
% rIiTTER-Thers was no chauge In the s'tuA1io'-'
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26

September in moderate way The export trade consisted
q loads spring wheat here and loads at outports
r local account 2e0e bush ungraded wheat were sold
folioWs; No RED, 1eAc and 1a4 de0@4c, D.
new crop No Northern Duluth No Northern New
york 81 sc. both prompt; No hard Manitoba, s54sc
70 arrive. No ! Northern Manitoba, s21sc prompt
10 hard New-York. s24sc to arrive: 40
hard New-York. soSsc, 22-31; No REQ
New-York. e0Ssc August 25-31. and No red
New-1ork. S0lsc September -CORNThe usual
unsettled situation noted again yesterday
July 81 Chicago sold s9c. 1isc TUESDAY Mhi4e
here It closed 14c deliveries both West
and here at time stronger but final setback
left them practically unchanged. July il case
Of further manipulation deliveries reflected showers
and untavorable with unloading in the last
hour Important interests Chicago bought September
corn during the forenoon There change in cables
and no export cash trade
unchanged. Nc closed 6Sl2c elevator and 692c
export No white. T1i@c. and No yellow, ~ b
aoet-.-. .OATS-To properly describe yesterdays oats
market would require detailed report on each month
both new and old oats. extremely irregular was the
situation Old July for instance 1%sC higher While
the new advanced only 5c the previous night Old
September and December practically unchanged from
Tuesday, and showed &C advance The whole list
closed unsettled July higher and late positions net lower
Cash property here again strong and higher with
sales Of $4,000 bush Manipulation was feature West
and showers also had effect the market No ?
oats closed 5oie 351c. No 3 SOC: No white. 56G569C
No white SEC; track mixed d50lzc; track white "a
G6Gc. and No white clips, 57G57 Market
firm No Western. 66i4c. and No Western 65S4c both
h afoat: State rye 63G64c.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r..
Liberty Street and south Ferry-(time from South
Ferry minutes earier)-
ESSTON BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MATCH CHUNh-z40O C7.15 Easton onIy). 9-f0 A ".
20 40 5CO C5.45 Easton only) P ~ Sundays. z4Zo
A NJ. 100 $50 P VI - o.u .
", 500 ?. " Sundays q = r " ,.,xrc.
-z40O 8 10 A. NJ. 80. $40 Lakewood Only1. 4So
P. NJ. Sundays 10. 10 A. NJ
ATLANTIC CITY-49,+0 10 4. NJ IS 40 P NJ ,.
VIyEIAND AND BRIDGETOS-fz4-O0 A. NJ. flSo
IONG RR4NCH. ASBUEY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE. FONT PLEASANT AND sEAsHoRE
POINTS-z4O0 $50 11.S0 A NJ. AS. sos. 40. go
p NJ sundays, except Ocean Grove, 900 A NJ. 4O0
phi y I.DELPHIA CREADING TERMINAL9-z.4 IS.
= % IS 90 .aO0 tl0O0 11IO0 A NJ. f12eo. 100.
81 so 70 90 1900 400 800 1880. fI-S0 $500 p As
IL 10 ,AS Mde- -ctzEsr>T-T sTREETzs425 $3.50 1850.
III 30 A NJ 100 1850. 800. 'TOo. 1925 P NJ
READING; HARRISBURG. PoTTSyILLE AND
iWIIIIaNSPORT- 400. "a IS, $500. fs10 1000
NJ Reading onlyl. $780, / -. zoo P NJ Reading.
Ectfsyile and Harrisburg only. t5OO P "
SANDY HOOK RouTE-Fron foot Of Rector street
pisr Atlantic Highlands. Seabrisht Monmouth Beach.
ana Long Branch. Ashury Park and Point Plea
M on a NJ 100. 3.45. 40 P NJ sundays. 11oo A. NJ.
I 2. NJ.