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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-11

COTToN-cotton to-day displayed greater degree OF
strength noted time. due 10 chenge IN l
weather news. The market opened
firm prices points higher, and pretty Inuch az
Of slowly upward on
the interest, light foreign puyilg IN
and slim offerings Nearly al IN
huenoes work favored higher market though me
Increased demand for spot cotton at lza a-
ruling futures throughout the Nst
time the Wall Street bear contingent opposed the
improvement by selling the August position out Tor the
discretion the
covered Predictions Tor put!lsh
weather report from Washington. with
dry hardly served to insii commence IN
Liverpool continued TO Use after me New
York market opened Europe was consistent BUYER
here Complaints the central belt that labor was
scarce and abnoraliy high, from the western belt that
drout inuring helped TO strengthen the
market as whole Promptly noon the government
report came hand proved quite as bulllsh as pre-
dicted Indicating that generally needeo
Throughout the cotton except the northern io-
districts Thus far, however the eHec1s
OF the drouth nave been serious though serious
6routh IN Texas Imminent This statement had me
Of rnonths seNeral puiht7
and for the afternoon the course was quite
steadily upward. The late months led the summer posi-
lions in p6int OF strength market finally STEADY
sra rel 10 a points higher The forecast gave little
p-One OF rain IN belt during the next thiTty-sX
hcls and The opinion general that Liverpool VIII
+orro more fully reflect the UnfaTorable crop report
Receipts at the ports Were
heavier than expected at interior towns the movement
very light
The range of contract prices local market to-day
vac rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-11

worlds stocks. according 'Bradstreets ENCOURAGED
some demand although largely offset by Disappointing
home conditions Mondays depression here al closed
oerParts at from Is 30 points decline and Liver
Canadian wheat might be imported free Of duty and said
that timely rains had fallen Australia The export
business rather exceeded early estimates AZ loads we're
aekeI including y leads No Northern haltoba mere
receipts only 2a5eO bush. compared with So 900
last The Northwest received but % Quota
lions OF cash wheat. aoat basis as follows;
No red, Use elevator and TsS.a59.sc. export
:.eT crop; No ! Northern Duluth S0@sc prompt: No
New-York and No ! Northern Chicago. 793sc both
prompt So hard Manitoha S35sc: No Northern
hard New-Yoris 81 Sc. all arrive; No hard New
York, 79c. h August. and No red New-York 7914c.
great extent. steady all day and closed
partially 1sc net higher Trade consisted Of moderate
receipts fair at Chicago the quality is poor cut
Of 800 cars received Yesterday FOR instance. only AZ
graded contract For Wednesday but 2G5 were es
favorable again and cables ha4d net lower, hut
{lTne- iiradstreets reported an increase OF 64SoG
bush in domestic stocks There cash trade ard
at the close No quoted az 50lsc elevator ana
o afoet -oATS-NIth other markets ruled
crop The cash trade amounted eoOoo bush.
Soc. No clips. SIC -. .RYE-Martet duh:
anoat State 62G64c... .BAFLEY-N.omina1. The
government report made spring wheat condition a54
average Winter wheat condition 761 cent against
I64 last month. SIS year ago and sos for the ten
with $50 last year and 90 TO- year average.
Spring wheat Is Gas acres, and estimated yield.
3l4951C" bush. Estimated yield OF winter wheat. $40
mated yield bush figures yield
being those Statsclan !. c Brown July wheat
77s.c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-11
CASH orOTATInNS
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-OoTk June 10, lsal-
COFFEE-The coffee market to-day developed weakness
ana considerable decline under general liquidation by
;be discouraged bull and under heavy selling
OF local and Baltimore importers The market
With prices unchanged 70 points lower
he initial being keeping with easier European
markets opening being = franc and Ham
pfennig Bull leaders made little
TEMPT 10 prices. and following further decline OF
franc and active selling by importers against
purchases Of coffee IA Brazil prices settled another
nonrs rallied franc the
PPi@se and was finally net = market
her closed steady 81 sale points Sales 81
co 40 bags recorded the heaviest trade noted in
nrrber OF weeks. Brazilian market had little e.
fe-r locally showing only minor Primary
ers amounted 1900 at ports and = l4oO hays
The local market for the spot article
md cuiet though nOEuinaiiv unchanged in
r-ces quoted based OK for invoices OF Rio IS
The range prices IN the local market to-day
follows:
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Cash quotations were follows: Flour steady; No
spring wheat 69sgT2&.c; No 2 red iV9 'S13e No -
yellow. 42l42tlc: No wh4le. 1IS,
40 3 white 45ar4dc: bS4x Q3Sc; Ian 10 cloSs
mating barley G5G6Sc: No faNseed 81 80; NO
western 81 49, prime timothy seed. So Jog SO 30
lard per 100 10 SO 2Is 1910 81; short ris sides
SiO 7OQSO so: dry sailed shoulders tboXed -
tbOxed). $40 I5tSlO No walsney "sl9
Of high wines the Produce t-XcIiSnse tu.S
the creameries l>-A' Nile'
steady: steady fresh. t01Sc -
Duluth June iO.-whest-C'ash. No l hard f6-4c; No
Northern T2atc; No Northern. lac; July. .2.c:
September T0c; Manitoba No Northern c"si - 'S'
No . Northern. 7f4c. Oats-Septenber. 29tsc-
ern 7SI Gr70isc: No Northern. T54c July t1Ssc Rye
steady; No l. 5Sc Barley steedy; No :. 'Vc' sample
65Q691sc. Corn-Juy. 62$4c.
sr,n.apois June I0-CIose; Wheat-July I3i2 9!5~sc
Ssntar1ber 6sssc. on track. No hard .t2c; No
Northern TlI4 GT44c No Northern. I3c Flour higher;
1trs t4teuts So T5GS3 second patents s. aOISS ~;
first clears 81 T5QS2 So second clears D - Bran IN
bulk. S1i0s1i 70
,nfxe: June 50 rise STEADY; No white clipped.
bic Butter steady; Western creamery 22ec do
nearby ur nts 23c. Eggs firm: flesh nearby lIc. loss
OF Go Western 1Sc, loss OF; do Southwestern lsc loss
OF; do Southern. TIC loss eff. Cheese Guiet barely
steady: New-Yor full creams prime small l0S-Iii;.
do fair to good Ioh 9l0ec. I;eceiptstIour 2tv eeiS
and oao 900 N In sacks wheat. 5000 bush 5000
hush oats Al 600 bush ShpmentS-Wheat. 500 bush;
corn 40 600 bush; oats SO 00O bush
ST Louis June I0-Close: Wheat-No . red. cash,
&c: Juiv 6sFs@es4c; September, es No hard; -
c.7ic Corn-No .. cash. sic July Go5e September,
2Ttsc; No 2 white. 434=c
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interior points today. COM
- week ans last YEAR

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot e9[fSn
American. 5000; receipts. Go00 haies: American 100
@SE Upland Upland ID sng 9eP points net Rge
June 5cb: Jans5uly 25s JSlyoAqEas 4 5 5oi us N
veInber ;b acknowledgements. 23b; Decem5er-Jan
Tsrhs now sSS aI1aF Cloths sP5 Gni5S
vas " }g5 Eth d bGfS s. s7 AND
P,S de.ed g eogss MoThine 6Iik was g 5ssS
2ainine frie3 steady at 2saSac.. ESSENTIAL OILS
!, so 1zrs vas steady At the 81 io si s so cassa Go
&C eu6sb si6<i Is; lemon prime 7e75c; low grade
sed g 25aSl 50 mustard natural ssS5 90 s aTtsiS
YORK Is 2sSsI S. cases. 81 55as2 To- peHnyroya
q gSi 70 ssss9fgss natural g 9e sT 5 s4
green natural 81 56si e.. ARTIFICIAL 5OG55c: wornseel
quote the follows. sales having been made in
ginseng ~3y a the isss s B9oSf g Gs grge
JaInaca nnbached 9zQIIc; beaehed IL l4lSc geiaen
4sTy zS5c: selected in bundles sa15c: sarssfarilla
eS~: sS,Ssr" 49, aieHlcst Texas 40
fLouR AND AE:AI,-Tbe undertone of -four was barely
patents a sag az with prices s shed. o s e se Winter
patents sieTss 10 wln1er "a ,ss % Extra 10
.iaeF s. 2SgSs 50; extra 40 winter 50 15qS$ 20; no
Quiet Fair % god 81 2oGS8 40 choice 70 fancy
sSSss $ 70 Brand s ,'5 pISsi an
20 f5os Sc s SS oF sBth RE'b fs SuS
bran $50 75a.si: city bran $50 60 nseed oil cake s27
Al saEs az y nony chop s2 90 eme4 ga and
sssS' wsr steady . firm yetsrd apart from
nae ~esthsr map Northwest markets started the bull
wheat o. scare Of shorts and stocks with
Lasted al day secesza al The ai ssaI
Ike Ecng snort ~ sssift the market nobody fei
psSere from other quarters Auteipations of favor
sssenes OF real bull and failure OF the mar
laost tine between &c and ~ GYM July ranFSe
neoenP ssas oy 1 q ii;tie foreign covering in
4rsiy narrow AT nooa Of 100000 busS in
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool June 10, p m,-Cotton-Spot In fair de
rnand with prices 1921 higher; middling
is-Scd good middiing. SID; middng low mddlIng.
1 IS 32d; ordinary 7-S2d. The
OF the were 10000 bales of which 1000
and and included $500 American:
receipts. 5000 bales inciutsng 500 American Futures
buyers: and July h5Gd sellers: July and
August b5-Gid August and September. i6 "a %
sellers; September October sellers
October ana November 20 6id buyers: November and
December. 1 23-64d buyers; December and January
224d buyers: January and February. IL 54Qi 2264d
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOE BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-ts:3o
eI1:3o aII:SO y. ". Ice. $50 800. 200 p Ms
zt1-oH, Liberty s.: only. -Daiy- fDay. except sun
sS,,-1dsv only only. Via TauaGua
.rss- Liberty ST. South Ferry. Aston House.
,1s 9tI AS 1900 Broadway. Isl 9th Ave- . Union
srIs-s West I53 I&5th St. Z1S West 1871 ST. 20
Ssi,I,b,s Ave- New York: Court ST. 3fi $50 Fulton
g frCssIVn: rs broadway. Williamsburg New York
90 calls for baggage to destination
W =. TsE,SI-FF c. II. BURT.
Manager zen Eass- <Nsshr-
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NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits tupentine steady but quiet
nd witt change in quoted prices Rosn
held steady unchanged but quiet. Tar was firm. with
a al We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Oi and machine bbls. 4st23
50c
TAR-Pine bbls. So oil bbls. 81 .,
ROSIN-Common good strained. 81 5I1s: D 81 G.
Il 81 6 F. 81 20; 81 10: So I. 81 lJ1rS2 90 X.
50 7oq$2 So NJ. 50 1898 20: IS 80: c. So So ard
W ". 81.
STOCK ON HAND.
ROsn, bbls Zi'oi5
Spirits turpentne EbiS
Savannah, June 10-Turpentine firm. +7lsc; receipts.
bbs: sales Coz: exports 81. Rosin firm; receipts
bba. sales. liza Ibis; exports Quoted A. b.
G u and E. 81 G. 81 10; II, 81 80; l. 81 20;
X. 50 10: NJ. s. 90: " 81 10 " G, 81 %; w w, 50 90
Charleston June 10Turpeutine and rosin unchanged.
Wilmington. June lO.-Sprts turpentine steady. Acc
receipts dull. 81 1OqS1 10. receipts. so
cepts, bbls. Tar firm, 81 AZ receipts. bbls.
London, June 1O.-HIrpsntne. spirits. jos Rosin,
American strained, Cd fne
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Monte of Summons.
STPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

- YORK-Beyard Tuckernlan and Paul TuS aE, ;
Of deceased. PIalntir1s
against Solomon Davidson Leopold Weiss Isaac B!yn,
Nathan Blvn. Jacob Blyn and Henry BIyn composing
the Arm OF / Blyn Sons. and Franz Junge S,iIeI
SiJharrnan Andrew and Jerome r Bates
Weiss and BI-i weiss. his wife The T. L-nde Fapfr
Cor,nanv and Nany wife OF the sad Leop9id
Weiss Defendants Amended summons Plainti1s DE-
sire trial 10 be the County OF New 1ork 10 'e
80 oarned hereby summoned 10
answer the complaint this action, and TO serve
go -. your answer on Plaintiffs attorney WITHIN
tvntv DAYS after service OF this summons
- -. ard in case OF your faIdre 20
sppear or answer Judgment will be taken agShst you
Ua-ra New York. May 14th, 1902.
on MINERS WOOD plaiutifs Attorney once and fost
Orice Address No III BFoAI"aE' DO4O4e" % -4-'
York city
IT, he defendant Solomon DAVIDSON -,
The foregoing summons Is served upon you ~ puoiI
to order Of the Hon. JonA Froc'oI
i P4nsttre II the supreme the state OF
So YORK dated OF June. 1902 anc MED WIN
OF of the County
NJ YORK AZ the County Court House IL said county
T,e.sd New York. 1Otn, 1907 -, ~, -
CHsTMERS WOOD. Plaintiffs Attorney III bToad"ag'
NQrk
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PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of West Twsn:y.th!rd street and Des-
s-The leaving isus 4 time from Desbro.se. and
corsiandi Sweets is i've minutes Later st them
shat S.r e1cepf Where otherwise noted.
xsL F Er ~ Ptts0a4E ePn fg0 ca
chicago. No coaches to Pittsburg -, Cleveland
@ NJ M FAf PEH EsSTEi!ii9u'FI alf
on ess fo ss cBGaso %
1 Iasi =. NJ d hGTlsS A x 81 LOUIS EMPRESS
For Toledo. LogisviIIs via Gincinnatp Indianapolis
S'iso n ST LOUISE ExpnEssEo5 Ptt'0q E5r
Mei;s S9sqaRs%9R yalfy H S5ssso For
7 SSd f. Sep H. PAcIF1 Pt,sopFE . a.9
KS f3's SRfl safSE4 r
F;sss s as6 H f?d elsai:
se Gaas 10 f 70 e i6 Sha CAR Carr
anq6 sTsf 92o ,f p!nns and cortlant
a rs 20 nin i2lo night SUNDAY SIS 925 Dining ming
Ga 3 %as Daaaf Linz all Pr0T 6ni@s Car
so S= R1fLW4Y-Ezpress a2s. 425 p m" u 10
ATEANIIc COAST 1INE.-Express a.25 a, m and ''2'
h SE s5s IA daily aae @
S3 III as 4SP wzsEPRS sa"A1r'F MEMPHIS .s
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILlWAY-'-'S a. H. WesN-
r6 5Rye ODD sHf f t G6M hF}5f and NoRFo7
AF Tts4fSs f3a SO j m aas @
PaPo4 Cars s ana sandsd on
lor Smoking Car PRrlor Cars Dining CAR anu SUM
ardC N Sundays
CAPE MAY.-12. ~ p. m week-dnys >.-o.-
west Twenty-third Street Station. 3 IS a. n I-4'
4 45J p sundays -, a. ~
AS n m Cfrom Desbrosses and Cortsndt Streets} So
900 a. m. 1850 go $40. 40. and $40 ?. m oui-
days. 9.45 a. 8 Is p. m.
PHiIADELPHlA
$40 esbrosses Cortiandt streets 500 - 90 =;
% $50 % Dining Carr ESQ Penna LIll.s Cr
Corraudt Streets. 10 tDlhlhs
loss Dining Carr Il55 Il 30 Dining Sar) : 10
1Desbrosses Cortaudt Streets, 10 100 80 tll-
ing carr ass, Dining Car 80 Dining sT 70
s55 Dining Carr 1855 s.25. SIS, 30 p M q ~
night. sundays. $40 755 coschesl So So y
(Inins Uimed). $50. 1893 DINING 1.lt'
a m Dining Carr. l55 DINING Carl - 'I5'4
ing Carr. S. 25 DINING Sa6): 40 1i ~, 10 n',y
Ticket Offices Nos 46I I196 1884. Ill and PSI BroadVay
$50 Eth Avenue (beI1w a3i ST.; Astor tioCS+;
West Tweny-hird Street Station and stations foot o.
rasbrosses and Cortandt Streets; Court street sou
Fulton Street es Broadway and Pennsy1van Ia am Y
jersey City The New YORK
Transfer Company viii call for and check baggage
from hotels residences through to destination
Te1enhone :ei4 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
SaIiI rg94rf ~ >SS0N J. r WOOD.
J. D. M t,ona,ai Agent
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OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June 10Cattie-Receipts. 1000 head. inelud-
s. rs; poor 10 medium ST. 23Gs7 sockers feeders
81 0&S5 -; cows. 81 5OGS5 CO. helfers s. 5UlS6 o can
uers 81 5Os2 bulls 81 50S5 co. calves s. 5oqSS 90
Texas steers $685. Hogs-Recepts to-day, 5000 head
and butchers, ST8S7 411e good 10 choice heavy
81 iOBS7 15; rough heavy. OtS7 30 Light, So SS9S
bulk Of sales ldgS7 81. Sheepleceipts 1000 head
loGIj lower. lambs steady nc lower good 10 choce
wethers 25s6 Western sheep s. 25eiS6 10 native
lambs. clipped 50 $3.50 10 Western lambs. Clipped
cincinnati June 1O.-Hogs active IS TOAST 80 Cattle
steady 81 5oaS0 10. SHEEP dull and lower SZGSi 10
La m easy lower. 81 1JESI Il: 49, 900 ,
Kansas CRY June l0-Cattle-Receipts. 100 natives
weak 10 2c lower: export ana dressed beef steers
81 23Q$7 80; 81 75Q$G 10 stockers and feed
1895 30: fed steers S5dS7 40 Texas and
Indian steers 81 2ofI$+ AZ: Texas cows 81 'HGS5 %
cows. S24$5 %. native heters 50 l5fSt 80; can
Fogs-Receipts $500 head; active 10 &c higher tops
81 CO. bulk sales s. 25q$T 40, heavy. - i04$ co.
mixed packers 81 254s7 40 light Sc eO9SI 30; Workers
81 I5q$1 80: pigs So 1896 so Sheep-teceipts 9loO
head best 1Oq25c lower: medium to slow 215 low er
native wethers S. 0SaS5 So Western wethers SIS i5a
81 10 fed ewes 40q$5 3d. Texas clipped yearinEs SOC
~ do sheep S4G$i stockers and feeders. 81 31Si
Est Buffalo June 10Catte steady: Neals firm; tops
s7s Is iar 10 good $5Q$G 10 hogs. 1000 active DC to
iGc higher light grades heavy steady, heavy 81 +o
= Yrs Sc 9ls7 % pigs Sc SOC Sc IS: roughs Sc $50
81 sheep and Iarubs-Cood dry fed firm: others slow
East Liberty ln.-'atte steady choice. 81 log
81 30: prime choice 81 o3g$I 81 good S6G$d 80 Hogs
81 liz heavy workers. s7@$5 light do SIS s5GS6 49, pigs
81 sOS6 go rouehe $59$6 Sheep slow best wethers
81 f5T$4 20: culls common. 81 50GS2 choice lambs
So ease 30. Veal calves $IltSI 20.
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The Of contract prices IN ta local IaFkst tOuS
follows: ,.

C-,. ration closed quiet unchanged the basis
a AZ for midsnE upland sd for middliIg Gulf
sales, go bales -,,.
southern spot markets were te!egraphei as follows;
,ce Orleans quiet unchanged at 9izc; Savannah steady
.rI.,geS al axe: Wilmington. steady. unchanged at
a. Tr-folk quiet unchanged SIC: baltimore, nom
rl7-rgeJ CSC; Galveston steady unchanged
a. q. g Augusta firm unchanged 3-16c ST Louis.
oI.ie- unchanged. 81 8 lice
Recets al the ports interior points today. con-
sr.itt lie week ant Iast year:
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&6111d higher with closing at IS 44cd ana jury
at Is SID stock the United Kingdom Is 2oto"e ols
against 200 year TIE local market closed hrn
Closing prices 81 for Sc centrifugal sc dE
80 test nuscovado 274c for So test oass
About Of Cuba centrifugal 62iv uass "
Cuba molasses acat by steamer were SOLD on the
* Obi
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STOCK ON HAND.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


Dressed ssssdy city ID i5:
a. 1il@I5I4c dressed weights: refrigerator beef l2c
The eorsc for Liverpool 425 cattle for shambes
@ 90 or fszosTS 3I ana e Sp % he
Caribbee for West Indies 20 sheep L. 6 Dllen.
quarters FOR the Swift Beef Company and 1000
Tor London estimated 40 cattle equally divided between
the St LOUIS for Southampton 1900 quarters for schwarz
arrivals. 575 head. The market was rated about
100 NJ city dressed veas 9gl2c II: dressed
100 G:' Go Sen ct a0a n average
sHHEP Pu AS6 Bs lSs n At S6 90 two
@ rs 6 5 s sd da d g 9 Sn hf S s
sold at Jersey city sheep unless Of desirable weight
sold 'sc lowe were freely taken and good
averaged sShtiy below yesterdays Close About 81 cars
.ssh SsS s15ss PEW z5 ss
g SIN Dressed mutton. 6gloc per 70: dressed
Ss5a' @ Ds Zoo 10 s 6 Sc b. ss
2sS DO ent 81 a s. go 2si 40 c T aU & 90
d. 70 n at Sc So III is KsGacky sheep zee 8 ao m
49, % DE- o l s. 81 81 s. % 5G o. Do o s a 50 3d.
T.6in shan g e; Is o KentuS CO. lambs 8 n at s. 5
o. o5@ shssP s. n s; - $
Io n ssss Is g o. q n a;
81 20: is do, 1874 70. at So So so do 81 n. at 50.
Isl do o. ~ at 50 IS: 600 Virginia do Sc ~ at 81 49,
81 10 81 l9s do. Is 10. 81 81 Kentucky
sheep no 10 at s. IS Virginia do 12l 10 at So 30
24S yitsnis 60 fa'9sts :s9s
do SO So 2ss Buffalo yearngs 81 10 81 rs;
Kentucky sheep III ~ 81: Virginia do rs ~ at 81
6 do 81 ~ at So so.
Judd Co: 27S Kentucky lambs &C N, at 81 %: 10
do 80 10. at SO so 224 Kentucky sheep - n. az 81
Te firm @ F hogs 80 s hf@d
per Country dressed quiet 7G9a.c per 70 for
weiChts.
sales-Newton Co: % Virginia hogs l26 10 average.
81 por 100 n.
George L. s. DnIenback: State hogs 40 n. at
s.
S Judd & co date yesterday: hogs. 1sT n.
Western 100 II. at So 90 EouShs 40
a. So I boar. 500 H. at s. 80
Tobin Shannon Gate yesterday: - State hogs. la2
n. at 81 40: : roUshs 400 10. at So 40
H H Hollis date yesterday: State hogs, log 10. at
81 80; Il DO 81 40 roughs 257 10. at Sc 40
] II Hume & Bro date yesterdayD: state hogs 100
~ at 81 So 10 do 10 81 40 stag 10. 81 80.
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YeSter-

markets: FiOCohee InaIhel I'M 70
c $3.50: exchange Il -52d: receipts $4,000 bags two
days); cleared the United States looto cleared Io
Tr,roDs 10 stock, 629 600 SartOs-Cofee market
etesdr good average Santos $500 receipts l2oeo bags
frWo dSysl; stock. $4,000 HamburG-Cohee marker
opened = pfeunig lower; at 80 p m was net = p.esns
lower: bags Havre-cOftee Inaiket opened
Cuiet Z franc lower: a u declined i franc; at
q m steady, !! lower: az $50 p. m advanced
s. f-arc total GALES
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NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ 8. HUDSON RIVER a. n.
THE EOuR-TRsGK TRUNK LINE.

HARLEM DIVISION -
eos a. NJ. and $50 P. NJ. Daily. except SUNDAY 10
Pittsfed and North Adams; sundays at 800 A. NJ
Pullman all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pntsch light 80
offices 113 PSI. as and 12I6 B-oadweI. %
Union So Coiunbus-ave-. 123 w. 1z9tn-st
Grand Central station I25th-st and 12sth-st
Station New York 33S and ZIG Fulton-st-, and 100
Broadway. d Proohlyn-
Telephone 3sth New York Central CAB
Service. Baggag- checked from hotel residence oy
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WABASH RAILROAD.
Lackawanna Railroad.

Ta,ye Nav York Barclay Llrfstopher
{S.uo A M-F5r Bfrgkarltcn and Syracuse.
-lotO a Nj Buffalo. Chicago and ST. Louis.
N-FCr Buffalo Chicago.
100 2. M--For Scratch and IIyifcu1f-buheN =
p M.-For Buna.O and Ch!caso
N-F1r Utica OsweSo Ithaca and Buffalo.
-Srt M-Fur Buffalo and ChiCagO-Throusn sleeps
open p NJ -. =. . = 40, -
vay cor asth S.; rs Broadway y. " 33S Fulton Sts
Brooklyn.
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. X.
Liberty st. and south Ferry Gime from South
EASTON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWH AND
MATCH CHUNK-z4:OO t7:15. Easton only), e:io A.
I.2G 40. 500 (5I5. Esaston only) = NJ sundays.
z4:25 A NJ. 900. $50 p. NJ
WII4E ESBARRE AND SCHANlON-s4Do etlo
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LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER AND BARNEGA-
zi:OG $40 A 100 $40 Lakewood only. $50 P NJ
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Long BRANCH. AsBrRY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE
POINTs-zi:ON $50 1870 A NJ. 2:+5 1858. 4:t5.
ESQ p VI. Sundays except Ocean Grove. 600 A. NJ
pail aDEIPfSgi CREADING TERMINALl-zs4:25.
100 500 2:,l +lOO0 511:O0 A NJ. 1920. 100.
81 so +a:eG 43CJ '5oO. 1900. $780, $500 p NJ.
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READING. HARKIsBURG. PoTTsyTLLE AND
$50 IIfS:1O tiO:OO
~ n Reading oniy. sl,oo ZOO p NJ Reading
t5c.tsyiIIe AMI Harrisburg only 1000 ?. NJ
SANDY HOOK ROT i;-Fro-n foot o. RECTOR 81.
Isfs- Highlands. Seaoright. Monmouth
I.s1cr and Long Branch NsoIry far. and Point Pleas
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.

r, ,o-FIour steady Wheat-sprlng dull;
M %orthern 7Sl.c; winter, demand light 10 req,
fSarr duIl: No = yellow. GISc; No ) DO % &C.
cor arc: No 3 t3I2c. Oats scarce and strong
10 White 49ac: do 4elic No mixed 80 t;,i 80
4Sr Rye-No !. in store, SIC Cana! 1re-Sh'S
steady. %
Cnicago June 1O.-The leading futures ranged as i'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-11

interior points in thousands.
ciphers omitted, bbs grain bush.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1902-05-21
RANK INJUSTICE
Democratic Firemen Trans
ferred to Make Pleasant
Berths for Republicans

A few days ago the Republican Fire
Commissioners. Niblet and Angel. thought
they would take it upon themselves to
make a few transfers In the department
without even notifying their Democratic
colleague. Commissioner Hennessey. AS
a consequence some Republican hremen
were sent to engine houses near their
homes. while Democrats were sent away
70 make room for them.
1T seems to be small piece of busi-
ness, is the general comment of the
transferred Democratic firemen. who
think that Commissioner Hennessey
should have been consulted in the mat
Ter, and they are very indignant over
the action
The Democrats transferred were:-Will-
lam Woods, from No. Truck to No. 7
Engine Company; John McGough. No. 16
Engine to No. Engine; Thomas Core,
No. 5 Engine to No Is Engine; James
Flanagan, No. Z Engine Company to No
Engine Company; H. Van Voorhis. No.
. Engine to No. Engine. Republicans
William Halligan, No. Truck to No 8
Truck; John Segale, No Engine Com
pany to No. Truck; Richard Greene, No.
Engine to No 16 Engine; Christopher
Sherer, No 10 Engine to No. Truck;
Philip Dosch, No. 4 Truck to to No s
Engine, and N. Chambers, from No. s
Engine to No. 9 Engine.
There were no captains transferred. but
more than likely such thing will take
place in a short time. 1t is said.