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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-08-28
DR.. Shaw. of Union Furnace. was

DR.. Shaw. of Union Furnace. was
in Logan Saturday.
The Odd Fellows are putting a
new tin roof on their hall.
Mrs. G. w. Dollison of Wellston,
is visiting Logan relatives this week.
j. D. Clark, of Lancaster, was q
business visitor in Logan the last of
the week.
Mr.. Sabinus kessler has returned
from six weeks visit with relatives
in Philadelphia.
Judge Wright and Representative
Price, of Athens, will speak at Muir
ray City on Labor Day.
Mr.. Frank Mcbride and mother
attended the funeral of Mrs. Gala
CHER in Straitsville Saturday.
A number of our citizens attended
the St. Joseph's picnic yesterday, and
all report having had a pleasant time.
Miss Mary Mcbride left Tuesday
for Cleveland where she will remain
two weeks in a Wholesale millinery
house.
Uncle Dan Ackers is picking away
at the front of his building, and will
keep on if It takes all summer and
fall, too.
Twenty three new subscribers this
week is evidence that the campaign
is on and the people want Demo-
cratic paper.
A Medical Journal desires a rep
resentative IN this locality. Salary
and commission. Address, 154 5ast
y, New York City.
Money to Loan by the Logan
Home Savings Association on first
security. Call on w. w.
McCray, Secretary, Logan, o. 1O-4
On last Saturday afternoon Miss
Bertha Welch entertained about
thirty-ive of her little friends with a |
party. at her home on north |
Walnut street.
Miss Lucille, the handsome and !
accomplished daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Josie Rochester, i, visiting the
family of her uncle, Senator Gear, in
Upper Sandusky, this week.
Miss Ruth, the handsome and in
;eresting little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Armstrong, who has
,een so seriously ill for the past two
weeks. we are glad to note is conva-
esc:ng.
To be given away free. A fine
$1,000 Kodak. A ticket given free
vith every Sc worth Of goods bought
# me from July s5, to Dec. 1. 1902.
leo. schafer, Opera House Drug
store Logan, Ohio.
John F. White, president, and all
he members of the board of the Re-
orm farm, have been appointed del
gates by the Governor to the Ma
ional convention of prison reform,
o meet in Philadelphia.
To be given away free. a fine
1000 Kodak. A ticket given free
nth every SC worth of goods bought
t me from July Is, to Dec. l, 1902.
REQ. Schafer, Opera House Drug
tore, Logan, Ohio.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-08-28

SECTION i. Be II ordained by the Council of
the Village OF Logan. that the Logan Pottery
Company's subdivision of lands tat.ly pur-
chased by IL together with lands adjoining
above and owned by John and Mary Schra-
der. rs plaffed by James Davis. Surveyor.
July 18th, l90l, be a1d the same Is hereby ac-
cepted and approved. and the streets and al
leys therein laid out and pla;fes. and dedica
ted to public use by the prOpriefors of said
subdivision are hereby accepted and such
dedication confirmed and the same are 6e-
ciared tn be public highway OF said Villsge
OF Logan; and after II copy of sail plat IL
nled in the Office OF the Village Clerk The
Clerk Is hereby directed to approve said Plat
for record.
SEcrION2 This ordinance shall take effect
and be In force from and after Its passage and
legal publication.
Passed August %. 1902.
Ohm F. KRIEG,
President of Council.
G. r. MONTGOMERY, City Clerk.
August %, l9O2-3w
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Capital, Surplus, Profits Of Sc. .O0O. 900

offers absolute security to deposit
ors of Pittsburg Trust Company.
Pays 4 per cent. on Savings Depos-
its, subject to withdrawal of SlOO
without notice, and 3 per cent. on
Checking Accounts. Interest COM
pounded semi-annually. Deposits
over $1O,oOo,OOo. Do all your
banking by mail. Send for two
hundred year calendar free. 323
Fourth Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-08-28
Soldiers Reunion in Marion.

The Soldiers Reunion in Marion
township will be held at Laurel Run
Grove, eight miles north of Logan,
on Saturday, September 18th. 1902.
Judge Reeves and Gen. Grosvenor
will address the meeting.
A picnic dinner will be served.
All are invited.
By order of committee.
A. VORIS, President.
T. C. CANAN, Secretary.
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Notice for Application for Di.
vOrce to Nonresident
Defendant.

Jacob Sibert, whose place OF residence Is
unknown, will take notice that on the 2lst
day OF August 1902, Emily Sibert filed her Pc
tition In the Court of Common Pleas of Hook
ing County, Ohio. peing cause Number 1896.
praying fora divorce from the said Jacob ST.
bert on the grounds OF gross neglect OF duty
and wilful absence for more than three years
last past and for reasonable alimOny and
restoration TO Ter maiden name; and that
said cause will be for hearing on and after
October 4th. 1902. EMILY SIBERT.
V. G. LOWRY. Attorney.
August % l9O2-6w.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-08-28
Divorce Notice.

Joshua Glen VS. Mary Glen
In Hooking County. Court of Common Pleas
Marry Glen whose place of residence is
unknown will take notice that on the 10Th
day OF July, this plaintiff filed his petition
in said court. being cause 1881 praying for
divorce with grounds of extreme cruelty
and that said cause will be for hearing on
and after September Sth 1892
JOSHUA GLEN
July 2f6-w by A. r. McBroom. Atty.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-08-28
Logan School Examiners Meetings

The Board of School Examiners OF Logal
VILLAGE will hold regular meetings for the
examination OF applicants for Teachers GER
ti6cafes on the second Saturday of May JUNE
and September in the High School room, in
the school building OF said village. Exam
nations begin at $50 A. NJ. (standard) o
each day.
By Order Of Board OF Ex. =
o. W. n. Wright. Pres.
F. Z. Perpon., sec.
Lewis Green.
July 1901
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-08-28
An Ordinance

Approving the Plat of the Logan
Pottery Subdivision Of Lands in
the Village of Logan, Being Part
of the Lands Recently Purchased
by said Company, also, Includ-
ing Some Of the Lands of Mary
and John Shrader.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-08-28

Wis. and Michigan tourist points
June 9th to September 10th, good
for return until October 81. On
poin Is sold to and rates call on C..
W. Schwenke. agent.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-08-28
Local News.
LOCAL MENTIONS.

II is not possible for the Local Editor to be
every place. and hence can not know all
Ihat is going on of local, social interest II
is our wish that thUse who have visitors
those who visit. the happenings in socieIy
and church he sent TO the once. IL Is our
pleasure to make mention of all affairs, II
We know ofthem. Let our readers ADVISE Us
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-08-28

There is pretty girl In an alpine hat,
A Asweeter girl in sailor brim.
But the handsQmest girl youll ever see.
Is the sensible girl who uses Rocky
Mountain Tea,
BoRr & Co., Druggists.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-08-28

Who has the reputation of handling the best
quality of goods and doin the most artistic
trimming of any Tiliner In Logan. Her i'm
mense business and fair dealings enable her
to give the best values for tie least money
Give her a call whe1 in need of millinery
Business room In residence Main Street
Logan OhIo = y
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-08-28
Lappen & Brandt
DR.. D. A. RAN.E!lS,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
LOGAN, OHIO.

once one door west of Rocheeter's Store
Residence. Gimble Block. Telephone No.6o
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-08-28
DR.. G. F. APLIN,

OyT1cE. Opposite Opera House; Residence,
Mulberry Street. a Block North OF Roches:
ter's store; Telephone: Once No 81, RessdeAee.
No. los; Office Hours. to 10 u. M. 2 to and
to p. m Have recently taken a special
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-08-28

If you want a Monument,
Tombstone, Lime, Plaster
of Paris or Cement, call on
EISELE & LcLAIN.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1902-08-28
DR.. g. W. BEERY,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Logan, Ohio.

once in rooms formerly occupied by DR.. J.
H. Dye. Phone e. Residence. DR. Mansfield
house. dooes west of Hartmann's cornor;
Phone 2.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25

cucunbers arriving freely and meeting fair
S aqs macy 2ss seG~ R0GT sadiHS Supply
from Jersey and southern which is mostly poor drags
Peas scarce and Rgh stTng Beans have
far Southern, which are running down IN qu.s anu n4
weak Tomatoes have been plenty anS low but market
81 seconds s. S % s 55g g. p eS
aE E sR2 sisn9 ps s9Isa s ss
do Norfolk North Carolina per crate 3o9 9G 90 per
POL Sng ani and jersey PEE per 3d. 100
s SSs So x ssEeaP ps 5aSEe s
$qs DO New,oreans per b6i - S sI IL s5 40 peas
h R&s SI Isand To- per as s$ bag
s. 5esf 2sP'fs 55sf:sS sssa
o u 81 sS e do 90 S 256a 1F 5
ger E pol % M Sa nd per I'll
N e d enf foEda 56si DO MISSISSIPPI Tennessee
69a65G DO Texas per ease o sbaSs easier with
quiet trading at Bic per for prime domestic way wax
ouhe4a comb at 14o hP psr 'fn But medium
grades sold SLOWLY 1lql2c southern haa staai da
California extraeted at 4Aa0e per -a lot;
arrived from the south iperss5ed
MLE at sa oG pr % for
held hat ssD aq at ssg @ as usual at
year prices have ruled firm but no{
P PSiSa}f fansy 90 70 J5! sPan-
i5as shei as, 5 DC 20 90 10 10 W.
HAY ASD HAYEDeangs were oG on ,h naod5
the light arrivals OF grade have less urgent
market feeding horses have gone 70 te
country their Nos and are gooa seiier S
for the still busy work of the city. Common hay and
clover neglected We quote: Prtme large paes5 per
100 H. 0oc; 71aG90c; No 2 S0qS6c NO D. Io9
grade 6oq65c: clover mixed IQ4S0c; clover, oSc
bal .STRA
best long rye are quoted all they bear, with abundant
receipts undergrades slow of sale. We quote NO l.
6s22c 55662l2c Receipts OF hay and straw
in tons reported Produce Exchange at noon today
Hudson River Railroad Erie. 310 Pennsy wanna o.
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western 2o west Snore I'O
New-Jersey So 2ss river bages 169 total
1856 tons of which for export direct Recelps
Of straw. tons By 20 tons by rail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Ycriz. June "a 1902.
coFFEE-Du!ness ruled the coffee market fer nearly
whole session, being nothing in the trading
worthy II particular mention Sentiment favored the
ts- side as quite natural in view Of the character
al news hand. Foreign markets We're generally lower
statistics showed heavy primary receipts increasing
accurnuiatng points. and no compromising
fr1nrovernen corsurnTve demand. IaTre for the day
eees OF Q : franc and Hamburg "a pfg- Rio de-
clined reporting weak feeling santos Teiatsu
,nchg-eed Exchange declined sd. 10 II 3l-S2d lie
ceirs Brazilian ports 5000 bags. and at in
terrier towns 200 bags Local covering and moderate
e-n-5r from the clique market steady IN
de9ne cal. and held prices close 70 the
0nen!rg BIDS final quotations being points LSleE
IN June ony) points lower Total sales were 70 100
bags Included the statistical movement reported to
osv Ne7v-YCrk 11.5SS bags. and ware
house deliveries the United States Of DAD bags
local ror supplies nonnay unchanged and quiet
Rio No Il were quoted at Sac The Coffee Exchange
viii be closed Saturday. July :.
The range Of contrast prices in local market to-day
WIS as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25

Cash quotations follows Flour steady but dull
No spring wheat 75lec; No red. soc. No yellow
66%Q67c; No cats. iiI4itsc No white 5o7< ssc
white 4sa51c No = rye, SIS aa5sl4c: good feeding
haxseed 81 So Northwestern. 81 "A: prime timothy
seed clover. grade SIS 3 pork.
Dbl SIS i09SlS 45 lard 100 10 $40 62lz short ribs
sides oose) $40 S04S0 90: dry sailed shoulders ooxe
IS 62ia4SS rs; short clear sides (boxed $40 5TGS1l
whiskey basis high wines. 81 30 On the Produce Ex
sG21ac dares. 171sal912c cheese steady. 10q11c
firm: fresh. 1910.
Duluth. observation-disclosures No 1 hard. 7st.c
No l Northern. I6Sc No Northern, I5hc; July, I6tac
September 72Lc: Manitoba, No Northern, cash, I64c
Northern 7+%c. Oats-Cash. acc: September BIZ.
Milwaukee June 24-wheat steady: close: No North
ern 1874 1Sc Northern II arse; July, 7isc- Rye
/. 5T&c. Barley steady; No = I1gIlizc sample
65d70c. Corn-Juy, 6Jc.
Minneapolis June 24.-CIose-Wheat-Juy I6t4 crosse;
September, TO1 q7O'sc: track No hard 191ac; No
Northern 77c No Northern I4i4c Flour-Frst patents
siQ$4 To- patents. 50 0qSS So first clears 50 S.
Philadelphia 2i.-wheat steady; contract grade
zoe Oats firm and 1a1 l3c higher; No white clipped
541za55c. Butter firm: good demand: extra Western
creamery 23c; nearby prints &c Eggs ledlc lower
fresh nearby off: do Western. 1TaQ1sc, less
off Southwestern lie. loss Off do Southern, loc loss
of Cheese steady: NewYork full creams prime, small
i 100 bbs and I47SOOO 70 sacks wheat 1900
corn 600; oats 200. Shpmens-Wheat. 1900 bush
corn, 1000: oats. $4,000
St Louis June 24-Close-Wheat. No red cash.
71ssc; Juy 7Iasc September rose; No hard. Tiie
75iSc Co:n-No cash. 6ie; July 64ts 9644c; Septem-
her 5sIsG56c OasNo cash, 4iiac; July. SO Sc. Sep
TENDER 2s1.c; No 2 white. 4e1aG49A.c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June "a. p. raclosing: Wheat-spot
S. iiasd; September 2Ad corn-spot quiet: American
mixed new 5s Sd; American mixed old IS Cd;
quiet: July nominal septem6er IS Esd October 6s lad
winter firm S. Cd Hops London-Pacihc Coast Arm.
"a I5af5 5s Beef-ExtTa India quiet zoos. Pork
prrne moss Western 1ss Cd. Hams-Short
to i6 1b strong BIS Cumberland gut % 70 80
m Arm 56s: short rib 10 "a ~ firm SIS: long
niddles light IS 81 10 strong SIS long clear Hddes.
heaVy IS 10 40 10 SOS I'd: short clear
to a 10 strong 5Gs bellies. II 10 strong
SIS Shoulders-Square. ii to IS 10. strong 42s Lard
terces. 5is; American
In pals 5ss Cd Butter nominal. Cheese steady: Amer
hnest colcred i9s Cd TeIOw-Prir.e
steady 29s Cd Turpenne-spirits steady 37s Sd. LIN
seed oil steady 33s. PetrqlAunn-Rsinsd stead. -
Rosin-Conimon steady As "a ~ x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
posToN WOOL. MARKET.

Roston Tune 2i-seldom has the wool market been in
Stron a position in June at the present time
b elm Of i9o2 is rapidly being bought up by the trade
nrices There has been good business in Terri
tor grades over coo 10 being closed up In two trans
actions besides numerous small sales Oh "ooIs are
nIaap nne and medium 45G4Tc; staple. SoaaSc:
woods remarkably firm large
w growing out of the firm position Of fine woods THIS
lii has heen bought up by prominent dealers. with very
high prices paid compared with old woods at the time buy
ing began. but buyers very confident Fan cleaned
asis 44i6c twelve 50@52c: eight months,
snring 46a4sc washed heeces exceedingly firm.
Ola woods sold out sight. The market is nomnay
quoted as Ohio and Pennsyivana NXX nominal
SST2ac: Xxx and above. 26G2Ic: Y. 2iQ25c Michigan Y,
2o2ic old deIane woods all practically sold out.
ana will cost higher for Ohio fine delatne. 2s29c
Sfichiran 25h@2Tc; / washed, combing, 26}s G2Ic;
No . o5a27c coarse. 23925c. In Michigan the market
very strong lie being paid for fine and 1sc for
medium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cahles-Spot cotton
business doing 1000 bales speculation ana
exrort American. 5000; receipts, 400; American
1000. undGag upland. Futures opened firm 2,tid
June 5llks June-Ju!y 1894 so JulyAugust 44It2o:
August September zs0zb: Sep5ernber-OctooeF
Oct z23lzs: Novenher-Deceilbe 4-<Oo'
Decernbsr-J January 1as January February 4-Io1-S-
DECGS.-Opium about steaoy and u4c-aised -.
eases e so johbing. 50 s2s5 ard powceeo na
go: 95ds2 o. and eignths at s22e So
Splnine dull 25I3Jc.- t>>>f-\ l<4>
nasfet shows steaGness the folo|lng prices e.
slOgSl25; bergaEsot. prime. SlfVaSlcs1o; CASSIE,
cubeb. slQs1l5: lemon. prine .1Q 1oc 9;eS
ef9e5c: grass native SLse42 10; mace
g 259S50: mustard. natural S5qs5 I5 artificial SIG
sSoo; Peppermint. Western SlIoasleei Ne" 90
.ns slI5Sls5: cases sl95GS2lO peInyfoyaadl $500
slS3 sassafras. natural 3340c; artificial 5aJoc. sfe
ant 81 55s 90 tansy. slloGSI25; wlntergreen; nS
sl25 wormwood. pure sGqss 80. ROOFS
FAVORED seller IN that the market quite active ~
}oboag way al fun prices The quoted rsnse Is as
o.ss: Bgreock. &C. Fenriaa, ginseng, NortheIh so
Southern. s4@5gs5 ginger Janaiea
l-tiSc; unbeached llc golden seal 5O33c: he!le
pore pow2eFed 9a.kc; icorice. ordinary. "a Sc
ctee in bundles S0l5c; sarsapara Honduras, 2e1ooc
ds1icaa. ezd7c: seneca. Western 54Gr55c -
FLOUR AND MEAI-The taking very little
-Four and general conditions remain about the same as
Spring patents s4Qss so winter SO 1898 50;
winter patents sass 10: spring clears I59s3 So extra
c winter SO 24s3 IS: extra No winter 50 l31s3 70:
no Rrecs. s23Qs2s Is spot and r e
q fancy 50 a5Gs3 20. ..coRNMEALFirm Quoted;
kin dried 50 $685. -. TO brand BAG MEAL
Quiet Quoted: Fine white yellow 81 5oIsl IS:
bss p y m a. Quoted SPTns
~ S spring bran. bulk. sl9; spring rniddlinS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

T.
STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENrY-TIiIRp STREE
AND pEsBRossEs AND CoRTLANDT STREETS
coTti hhs ssTees. i. Nv minute. than
shat ssatio si' s1cepf %here
FAST sssp0 to tc car H Psbass
NJ FAE ENHRsourE sha dsysa5
Sstaa eafs F SssP SRas Baas
Re'i 5ndanaPP II i9EiSys ~ sPEc1A-2o
Fa5n So s.ees bsas ann Bnss
sosss aa5Sas ND s1 Lays
i;aifaa r. chi oGfs Gin
s sSF p Rs st. WrsTER fa For
5?!sfs sa:sp E. ass
KS ses aRssseSShE
SsS sa TA e souri,
n6S Gs 3B 10 Go Sss s6ia aha
snds lsss sRs5Ha Ss: BPI5s
Bafns a,IS ie Ss ass 4 sa1 isss
saS aa s2 Cap p!sns cs5 aSss
9n Dining G ea e e ninsl s sn5 Da.ns
soGIHER1N, RA1LwAY-E1pres' s-2' a. p H. l. IL
ATLANTIC COAST L1NE-E1pres.. 81, a. m and s-2S
AIR HSH ,a5s IA daily
NoRFeIk SSB WESTERN s RAIL Memphis
: CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAI-i-oo a. III "eeA-
days and 455 p. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NofaFOLf--'-oo d. H.
ATEANTic c!Tr@ses sss ,. xseh Eays,
Sundays 7.55 a. Through Vestiouled rams
Paror Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays Par.
Smoking Car ParIor Dining Car. and STANDARD
Coaches Sundays
CAPE MAY.-1255 m weekdays
points York Long Branch Railroad iron
West Twenty-third Street Station) s55 a. m IA y,
225. 5 %. 40. IS 2. Sundays 30 a. m %
from Desbrosses and Cortlandt Sreetsl 81 so
1880 ESQ. 3.4O 400. and $40 P. m sundays
9.45 a. 5. 10 p. n.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
61o (Desbrossss and CoItlandt Streets 500 =;
CDesbrosses Cortlandt Streets 1920 Dining Carl
1885 Dining Carr, 11.55 1875 Dining Car1 Loo
Dining Carr 210 (Desbrosses and Cortlsndt streets
2.2O). 255 325 Dining Carp. ass % rs IDiSins
Carr 455 Dining Carr. SIS Dining Car 155 SO
SIS. e.25 D. 10. 10 night. Sundays SO LOO mo
coachest. SIS, $50 925 Dining Carr 800 G1initedn
e55 1885 Dining Car, y s. Dining Can %
Dining Carr 3.25 Dining Carr 355. 42S Dnins SaTl
Dining Carr. 5.55 Dining Carr. 1oo SIS. 500
D. m. II 10 night.
Ticket Offices 46 III and 261 Broadway:
Is2 Fifth CbeIow 23d ST.; Aston House: West
Twenty-third Station, and stations foot OF pes
Corandt Streets Court street $50 Fuiton
Street 9S Broadway and Pennsylvania annex Station
Brooklyn: Station. City The New York rransler
Company will call for and check baggage from hotes
and residences through 20 destination. -
914 Eighteenth Street. for PennsyIVania RAIL
ig "a E9TTSgTNS0N j. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25

Eagle graduated standard granulated and diamond
A, 1850; confectioners a. 445c; Ne J. 4SQe Nos and
25c: No 4.20c; No l5c No t. + Oc; No a. &C.
No soc; No 8, soc: No 10. 3soc: No IL 3i9e; Nos
IL u T0c; No l5 3e5c; No l6 36pc 20 10 bags
OF fine graduated, 4eJc sale OF 1890 bags Cuba
centrifugal sugar in port. made 10 the american
Sugar Refining Company 32sc which is decline or
&c from previous sale This puts the price AGAIN
on the above basis though refners were geaeralE ny
The market closed with centrifugal s6 test al 5sc
23sc. and n7oasses sugar st test
HAc Refined dull and weak, though the
list prices we're unchanged The London beet sugar
drll unchanged. with June at Is I'D and
July 6s lid The stock of in the United King
dom IS 20s oO0 against $4,000 same time last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25

's corn bran s ss1s'sss sy s5h
-wHEAT-The feature in whea. yesterday was
6us6e General nsrvoashess prevailed ali DAY.
Closing unchaasea aou ar5n os me 9ne m ether po
tons Light stocks delayed harvest in the southwest
prominent Chicago house with attempt to control ne
market opened toewhat oWs- and Considerable short
eeng was attracted By easier cables togettfF Wih
sequent bull efforts the successful Prices held very
hm after the rally until the las, hoo wsn Es9Tns
nes agG p9S,Pone4ent o. coronation n nsrket
as shown bv I'd net but the Paris depression
EMPHASIZED BY 20 to % points net on wheat and
-four chiefly late positions 1t stated by Broom
hall that the English holidays Taarsday and Fdy
Fo7eign houses sod here Export trade was confined to
! Manitoba Statistics somewhat beaTish,
cea qRs oatsde e2eioped but lille
interesting features durLns the day S. LOUIS s.%
complains Suoaf0Rs q cash Fss ea F. aG g
ssf s. 5 to sFvs Is 81? MANI ~
toba, SS3sc, prompt; 2 hard New-York. S37se. TO
9sd y haSi Aafs & Sf5 @
York; so5sc, September Ito. CoRN-strengfh wa:
higher and July gnShanfsd s IN Chicago July S ma
Crop news included complaints Of rains in leading states
and delayed farm work An unusual trgde was done IN
bushels No yellow on local Cables We're
I'd net higher Cash quotations showed PIaccGy no
and e p9E d;, T een aHa No eneney Of
Sats all cay bplish paTeqay the July S910p
94n new WAS and @ ram N the central belt ana
patches contained unfavorabe reports TO cond
sales Of so 900 bushels the local trade No 2 oats
6 6 &c. r6 NG a z ti ~ Ehifs Track SSis 55a
and No w5s eP 5ad &c Ween 6Sc Both
{ basis. BARIEY-Nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. r.
Liberty Street and South Ferry-(time South
Ferry five minutes earlier).
EASTON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHUSI&-z4oO as Easton only) 90 A "
10 4 40 500 5-45 EastOn Only) P. NJ Sundays "a Is
A. NJ. leo $50 P ~ ~ $500 -. - .
NJ 500 VI Sundays a . p NJ
LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER AND BARNEGAT
400 $40 A NJ. 40. $40 Lakewood only, 4So
Sundays. lois A NJ
ATLANTIC CITY-t9.40 \. N. IS 10 P N. .
VINELAND AND BRIDGETOA-fz4O0 A. NJ, fI5o
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHoRE
POINTS-z4OO. $50 11.30 A NJ. 245. sos. s+5 $50
NJ SUNDAYS, except Ocean Grove, 500 A. NJ. Auo
PHILADELPHIA BEADING TERMINAI9 AL 3.
100 rs 90. -9O0. 1000 t11-Co A NJ Ito 100
al 80 200 1870 400. 800 1900. $780, 500 P NJ
.,TL5 S Ma' rEsTSrrr sTREETs-s42s $780, .1oso,
.I1so A. NJ 100 t'S-4O. 800. 200, t925 P NJ -
READING. HARRISBURG P0TTSSILLE AND
Will iMSPORT- 100. "A 25. $500. Ilt910 90. 90
A NJ Reading onlyD $780, 90 200 P, NJ Reading.
Pottsvil!e and Harrisburg only. 1900 P u
SANDY HOOK ROuTE-From foot Of Rector Street.
pier Atlantic Highlands. SeaoriSht Monmouth Beach,
and Long Branch Asbury Park and Point Pleasant.
1000 A NJ. LOO. s45 40 P NJ Sundays 1ooe A. NJ
10 500 P NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-25

dav were 10000 bales 1900 FOR speculation
and exnort ana included $500 American Receipts 1000
bales including q 200 American Futures opened steady
ana closed quiet: American middns c, June 5l-fid
al sellers: June and July 4e84q4 5e6id value
TuIv and 47-64f4 4s-64i buyers: August and
september 90 6i4 4I-64d buyers: September Octo
Der 3o-64S4 31-64d sellers; October an6 November.
/ November and December 20 64d
BUYERS December and January 10 64d sellers January
and February 4 IS-64G4 19-64d sellers.