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New-York tribune., 1903-06-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. June ? 1908.
M 2I, s5s 9 p Z! 4 aF the or s I ea Most OF hs
latter held for tonorrows trade
81 6 per 100 b also 20 ~ at 81 65 No other
sales reported Feeling firm Western advces Dressed
best native Private cablegrams from Liverpool ana
London reported i've cattle slow at ugl aS per per no No.
Exports today Georgic to Liverpool included lUi
cattle 1850 sheep and 800 apa6fgrs 35 for euthsmptoG is
expected 900 quarters Of beef for
Oceanic for Liverpool. about 200 quarters OF oeei
divided between the Morris Beef Company ana te o"l
CAfVEsMFresh receipts head. making. with the
stale calves 81 sale No traalng OF I'M
rated the feeling vea City dressed veas steady at So
104c per n; few extra veals brought llc' country
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were Is cars; or 923 @
head including cars for n deT Tt. sd 10
fair for grades sellers were hrI Bot9 snee si
lambs fraction higher taking into eonsiaeFsfn @ te
Inferior 10 prime sheep so6 at s$gs4 s. per g1 50
diaaTy ass at e sgse 5se5:@ @ a'RT pTessea S q mutton
dtes ssed lambs 1G15c; dressed yeaTngs at
~ sveTaee At s. so per loo r }24 do 90 10 at 81 26S
5s ID at 81 % 81 kentucKy 40 81 10 10 a. e e.
s9 3 & d0 20 I n r. "a at s g. i 50 o Ios n Al
DO ii8 b at s. IS; 20 do IS n at So "A do 81 3! n at
3 90: S5 i i do. rs f at So n at s. so l25
yearngs 70 1n at So o. &c Kentucky do % 10
Newton & Co: 146 Kentucky lambs: u n. al s. 10
e0s Virginia DO IS 4o do. 81 H. at So 1So VIZ
einia sheep 9S n. at 81 90. a. - =. 60 .o.
Tobn & shannon 26s Virginia lambs. 81 ro at IS 40
McPherson & CO. 271 Virginia lambs. 81 n At IS so
TIOGS-Recepts s1S head al ior
Sors feTsES :teafy PfsiRgs at s. tn so on per fA' N
ern hogs roushs and stass 2l' 10 average d. - " PEI
IL Hollis date yesterday: II state hogs 17s n al
So , S' P Nelson: state zoe fo at Sc 50 =,
New-York tribune., 1903-06-03

white per loo ounches s2as5 do nearby Russia. per bO
81 506S2 -, s.sadv
NDRIES-NUTS-Pe Peanuts quiet. but neld $500
Pecans We quote: Peanuts Virginia mana n
Jumbo per 10, &c; do fancy. 4hg419ci DO eka' x a.
3kc; do Spanish sheiled No !, 4lz44Ac co 70 "a =
35.c: DO Virginia sheIled No /. ~ al re- do 20 = |V
pecans. under grades. per 10 % n
BEESwAX-Market lightly supplied ana nrI ne a. s,
BIC per MAPLE SUGAR-Trade quiet OUT SUI
plies light and feeling steady 910c per 70 Tor %
and coarse per gal for syrup HON. 4oa fNIr ner
Clover COMP, fanCL ~
To- f4c: good 12G3c extracted clover &C. 90
California extracted. 6GS1sc -.
HAY AND STRAW-HAY--The main supply contriouo %
ing to-day, but prices 90 not
weaken in top grades. Accounts from outside points 90
indicate Supplies r-nstfta
In places Of Demanding
their owing the prolonged rule OF hsh
bales. per
100 n. 81 o5s1 10: No l. 71zast No sOgsI11c No g.
72AH71 nc: less than large: clover m Xeo
prime. 72e75c clover. clear. fair TO prime s39t &c
go. .STRAW-I1ong firm at sOd95e Tor COCO 70
prime Receipts and In tons reported
a. Produce Exchange to-day Hudson River
Railroad 14a0: Erie. $50 Pennsylvania, 90 Delaware
Lackawanna and Western. 10: West Shore leO; Lsngh
Valley, 30; Baltimore Ohio 20: Central OF New
Jersey 80: Total AGO tons Receipts
O tons
New-York tribune., 1903-06-03
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

eaav to weak good prime 81 9o9s5 80 goor TO
stockers and feeders sSEtS4 "
coTs 81 56as4 10 heifers 81 5oqS4 so ca1ner 81 5og
60 sI ms SO 50ds4 30 81 5Uqs6 20: Texas Iea
.sps s4gS4 So Hoes-Receipts to-day. 1000 head to-
eTT9 30 coo; left 1Oo6; market 1oc higher
80 ,,tnber 81 9oGSS 80; good choice heavy so 5og
Sc 52sS rough heavy s. so9so g. light s. Sgse 90 bulk
- sajes s6 OS6s6 30 Sheep-Receipts. 100 mead
et strong 10 higher good to choice wethers 81 13as5 -
Fair 10 choice mixed. So 50S4 10 Western sheep 81 2V
ss native lambs 50as7 40 Western lambs III 40
Qs7 40 = o..,. ,,r. ,,r.rs,ras. yas1s
.teady; tops s6 75 10 good 81 5oas6 20
EogsEReceIpts 0o0 head active and higher; nixed.
81 s5Ns6 0 Yorkers Sc 30GS6 40; pigs Sc S5qSo 10:
Cuehs IS 5oaS5 65 stays 81 25qs4 so Sheep and LAMBS
fI1c1nati June Hogs active. higher 81 4oase l5;
t+I s-eadv So 5o1fs4 So sheep 81 25aSf; AMPS
ouiet lower. 81 500 81 70. ... .Lo;o. sr oon
IS 20: prime s5ds5 good g I5as4 s. aogs aSsv@
d Teht workers Sc 20as5 25 pigs. SIS 25as6 80 rousns
Sass 20 sheep higher: best weths5s G.z 4VaSA "'
New-York tribune., 1903-06-03
EXPORTS TO-DAY,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Torlz. =. 1903.
CoiFEE-Yesterd9y,s coffee market opened quiet at
unchanged prices Ruling generally quiet II al first
and during most q the session easier declining partial
points under selling by importers and liquidation then
q became slightly seedle- and the close dull
unchanged prices 10 advance Of points the
retirement being confined The July option Total
sales were reported 750 bags Aside from The regu
Hzvre. which however.
y special ACTIVITY The early news not feature
Primary receipts moderately full The primary
markets were unchanged and Hamburg unchanged
A. HavTe the market first franc lower - = franc
higher. then i advanced = franc Following this 81 de-
cli1ed franc certain position and q franc
others The market finally net i.G@s franc
higher Clea-ances were reported Of l0ooo bags. and
arrivals. stock Hamburg now
ls6ooo bushels Including lG2 900 Brazi!sn Santos
receipts footed 1882 world :
supply statement due Thursday. but il not
expected special Influences, the change either
is thought likely 10 be large enough make
special difference Meanwhile the time i approach
when crop arrivals expected sentiment
shows hr-le improvement The spot market was quiet
with quotations the basis 0f 5'sc Rto No :.
The range q contract prices the local market to
follows:
New-York tribune., 1903-06-03

cash quotations follows: Flour was firm NO
sprinc wheat Ts9T9c; No 3, 74c No red
No corn - nc: No yellow. 4394Stc; 10 oats ooC
No 3 White "a 136z<c; No Rye 4Sa 4s1zc zoo
No aaxseed 81 l0CS1 II; No Northwestern, u 10
rima timothy So Go0S5 20: cloTer ceTraS grace
S1 5naSI1 75 pork per Dbl, Sl 5oQsI' o. = ar
per 100 10 sj4ss 80; short rib sides g9oe, 81 o4
50 43; drv shoulders tooXedJ; So4$S l-1z
cIesr sides boxed, STQso; wniskey basis or hgh
Sti1es 81 80 on the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market creameres. l5921 '5c carries
J5 Se eggs steady al mark. cases Included
cheese, steady. lSQlec
Duluth June Close: Wheat to arrive. Ne hard.
s2isc. No Northern s0lsc: No Northern Is'sc; July
T9ssc. scpte ber I2sc Oats to arrive and on track
M1vaukee June Wheat higher; No Northern S4ls
S5c: No = Northern. 81 qs4c July d51s1o1.c rye
i'm: No l. 53i2c Barley 1s@Ic lower No 5'ei sam
MINNEAPOLIS June 2.-Close: Wheat, cash SOC; July.
7SItI7sc September, Il re: track No har ~
So Northern soc: No Northern, Igc No ) NoTthern
Fi5Ir-Firs patents. 81 106s4 80: second pat
So 20 Bran. in bulk. S13 %
tbfladeIphia June Wheat firm but quiet: contract
grade June Gs2c. Corn steady demand lisht June
Il /. d52c oats firm quiet: No white clipped Sc
Butter steady: demand extra Western crearreIy
aae do nearby prints, 23c Eggs firm: good demand;
outbvvext.rn I6izc: Southern. l6b2c Cheese easy
%evYorx full choice. lfc: do fair 70 geo.
IteceiptsFlour. 5000 bbls and 24s2UOo 10
in eerks. wheat G. OU0 10000 BUSH oats
ShiUnentsN heat 3tOOo busa' cOIi-' 4iVV"
bush: oats 2G. 900 bush
St Louis june Close: Wheat higher; No red cash
elevator nominal July. 73tsc; September l2izc No :
harj TGT7Sc higher No cash, 4Sc' nominal
Tli axe: Septe1r Oats firm; No cash. 3fc
nominal July Soc: September. 32c: No white Al &c
New-York tribune., 1903-06-03

The local for sgot cotton closed quiet VIII
Quotations unchanged the bass Of 11sc for MID
ding upland and I1-75c for rnddnE Cuff southeTn
spot markets were relegraphed follows Galveston
e+esrv Unchanged a. Il 7-IBc: 81 bales New
orleans steady unchanged. i l1iec sales G-5 bales
augusta firm &c higher, II nc sales 400 baes NO
bic mammal unchanged. az Io&c S2Tannah noInlha-
incasused al i kc Charleston firm. Wilmington h.Il
.a unchanged 1oAzc. Norfolk steady unclalgec al
Bait nominal. unchanged. at li7<c. St
1s7ris s1Ssc Estimated recets az
1Se-reans from 500 70 4veV laee
week and lob bales 1st !es-.
sto is scheduled reoeve $50 bales against 100
81 bales last year 7ous Is N
uectes 70 eet from zoo $50 bales against LUIS oaIsS
isst week and 6s bales last year ,. -. -a- .o-,
-srs5 vsft +re ta-ns DAY last week and last year;
New-York tribune., 1903-06-03
BOSTON WOOL MARKETS.

s,aaJH although the trade was exceedingly quiet
whole some smaller mills have had their buyers
in the market trading has been principally IN
small lots Territory woods head the list OF what sales
neeced woods are duet with sIna II
offeugs The following the quotations OF the lead
ing descriptions: Ohio and Pennsylvana1hA and anqve
saS84o Michigan-X and above 25G26c Nos and 2
SSe,o1c. dsiaine TerTtory-idaho fine. 1iQ
19ibc: nne nasdium. 15iAn16c: medium 161iic; Wyo-
a,ny ene 14a14I.c fine medium. ls41ec; medium 169
isi1o; Utah and Nevada. fine 14Gl4isc fine medium
i5i9Tisc; medium, f74ise: Dakota hne 14dl5c: fine
,.i,I,nl is6ITc I7GlSc. Montana-Fne choice
4sSisisc: fine medium cAolce 1sG1sisc; staple. 1sG
49,. meiiuIn. choice. lSllS1ae.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool June 2--CIesng-Hoiiday In the grain
kat Hops London Pacific Coast. steady. Is 1Os9f8
r3ee, easv. extra India mess Pork hrn prime
western SIS Hsms-short u 10 n. fTIn 54s
Al Bacon quiet frTn Cumberland 26 80 70 s9s.
IL "a 10 54s: long Gear middies Hight y q
10 SIS Sd long clear middies heavy 80 70 80 70 SIs
al an Sis cd: clear bellies
~ 10 Shoulders-Square. II i3 10. steady
quiet Western Jierces. 4sc. American
refncd in pals. 81. ButteT-Good Cnited states
steady Cheese-AmsTcan GHsst white easy. bSs bd
American finest coored dull. SIS Taliow-Prne city
steady. 26s sd. TuFpentlnespir,ts steady As Rosn
Common cd. Petroeunl-RefineG steady. cad
oil dull. -, 3D.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-03
NAVAL STORES.

The rna-e. for spirits tupentne was more or less
ntmfraI Rosn and tar showed ste1diness We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE - OIL and machine OoiS
TAR-Pne bbIs So 40 oil. bbls. 81 4o9s4 45. =
So S0G5S2 rs: f. 50 9oS2 35 G. 50 35qs2 40: H 81 80;
So 30 So 40; Nj So 8O6IS3 20; n. 50 IOqS3 81; o.
So SJ9s3 60 and " ", 81 1Ogs4 20.
STOCK ON HAND.
s.s... -. 49,. ... $50 bbs
Tar ~ 80
wilmington June 2-spirits turpentine-nohing doing;
receipts casks. firm. 81 I0p$1 10 receipts 20
bbls. Crude turpelne firm. 81 10 81 and - 20 reeePs'
firm. 81 IS; receipts, 62 bbis ,.
Savannah June 2-Turpentine frr 45i2c re1eiPLs, 1a
T12 bbs; sales 1901 bbs Rosin seady receipts s9S
bis: sales. 20s bbls Quote: A G. 81 !5; D. r. 81 go. go.
s.: 8 81 a. Il g ~ 70; 3 / e. = O' H. % w. H.
Charleston June ntIne-nothing doing OK RoSn 81
81 So l. 81 90: x. So ~ 81 10: y. 50 10; g. 50 Z''
London June OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 39s I'D Rosn-
American strained, 7l4d; fine. 9s.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-03
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Itvsrnc., Iune . ! q n.-Cotton-Spot IN limited
demand? prices points higher American mifdling fair
874d: good middng esd; ni9diing 63Sd' low MD mid
sales Of the DAY were 5000 bales OF which 3oo FOR
Ejaculation and export. and included eco American
Receipts since report SO9c bales including LEO
Amercan opened and closed steady: AmeTf-
can middIIng. < c. Juns. G14S6 sd; June and July;
6I1a6 f2d; July and august. 6O1g60sd; August and
94dI5 esd September and October. 5SIds
0cfotsr and November. 527; November and December.
6I7T5 fsd: December and January. 6l45 l5d January
and February. 5.13G5.I4d. February and March blSS
\
New-York tribune., 1903-06-03

or.or Exchange special Liverpool cables: spot
sales 5000 bales specuatIoh -
pom gg0 American s.0OO; receiUts. SVVo
900. n5dnR upland 6.3Sd. Futures oss,
1as points advance: closed steacy net I59 1I5y
lghe- Iy-e 1875 I5d: JuneJuly. 6lla'. q;
pte1lber. 5Sze79 s.,
tenaT--octo4er 5Td October Mover 9.-.c' IA
,ersle--TDecerber 5I7d5JSd: DecenleI sta-cts
BEG Jaruzrv-FebruEry. 513a5lAd cIofhs
Ts1s "a usnchggfer-Yarns quiet aro hfII 0iO'-s
quiet -, - .A,y-A5 s.ea diness
pRTvGs-,-bs leading essential ols sho~1 x7e ornte
ans fi- feiness was noted 81 fulI rr!lx, srear
Fer1erraiat tag 81 25dS3 So cases - oD.$o 2JG
mint sESz 90 ta,sy IS 23s3 80 PENN -eraairs
g. 40 80 -eTe made ~ 5obbing way az N,-qs
i6,5 Irices- r3uraock &C. gentian Dc gsei; ;fsscbed
or sssss Southern 81 50 ginger JsIal s,efiet'ore
1s-. ryl,ieacbs6. golden sea- '.s.ys
powdered C: licorice ordinary, 4c see seuega
z~~s-s-sfis Honduras 2sc: Mexican '6s sTeyas
Western &c. Southern, soc; snahe' '--s''
Canada 2GGS2c- natural, loc -o,- of
FTOT-F LN-T1 business IN honf w. IN
rloSerate volume owing the aofhhe, ,tar last
Ey-re cases TIE sila9e ss vet been
but rule. no genera ". nter srraehts.
.ss5ised SDrlng patents. 81 5s@ %, cies-s So
ts2 ~ eTtra 10 / winter. s2eSS 10: extra 70 PYE
~ Sfs5S9 red dog S21Gs23. 70 soa,ss Is;
fl1TeR-5uet Quoted: Fair 70 se01 s,r 81 T1Dsteady.
choice 10 fancy SO sOgs3 so Coa.tN - ,rs5s "a BAG
q 40 81 O5dsi FEELtiII5,. ~ >, s17 7s
e.-sy1 Sren s-of $40 sacks 10 arTlye 90 10
csls n. snrtng bran, nniddiinE; sIoas~d' ~ cake
,scts- o,,- <eed $50 nominal: Lnseeo - - arrive:
E7: honiny chop. SIS Is bulk. sls 70 sA0NS "
tsT5 AT-Ighile news was @ ,1Ierai
local market shoWess
.1vs,rs te51g ia fact rather easy arouLo 80 iongs
a. n ,ons tine thereafter On liberal ssies -
New-York tribune., 1903-06-03

Foreign Coffee Mzrkets-FGio-Cof market steady:
So Rio 3Se00: exchange l. 10 22d; receipts, 5000
bal 6zysa- United 5000
Dsgs stock. $4,000 bags. Santos-Cofes market quiet
dayE) stock. So 600 bags- Hamburg-Coffee market
opened unchanged. a. 230 net unchanged;
sales 5000 bags; stock n Hamburg 1@5so0o bags, In
cludiag 10000 Brazilian HavreCoee market opened
quiet. X lower Z franc higher, L. ad-
vancei i franc: At !, irregular
y franc higher; $50 unchanged total sales
New-York tribune., 1903-06-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

ru~alo Tune Flour steady. Wheat. spring, quiet;
NJ bar5 s61 c: No Northern S4i+c; winter. fair DE
nsrd: No white a5c; No red. s11zc Corn quiet ana
M yellow 81 12c 5044 15lc oats firI;
No white 3s. No mixed. Sc. Barley, 4sg56c choice
steady.
r.icseo Jn7e THE leading futures ranged Is
New-York tribune., 1903-06-03
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

H3
STATIONS foot Of ives, Treasyshi.a Street and
.EThe Ieaxins time from DesbTo..e' DesbT.a tsna sna
.has TiVsn hsleT for street
80 a. Vi. FAST MaiI@.ParIoT' sIeepins and Dining
ri NJ G9reaf 81 E6uns uinniHfR9i and
Smoking Observation Cars Cincinnati. Indianap-
1o.a5 a. " PESNsYLVANIA 1.v1ITED.-zPuIInnan
nent Cars For sag0 Gisveland Tosao and Re5Toit
For Tolsdo Nashville Cvia Cincinnati and LOUISVILLE
!ndiapaP9s SRfs56 Shf@s0; S' IITrpPman Sleeping
Snokins and observation Cars For Chicago. Toledo
9ss P Peyf.ans II. ST. Dl5 IoG1s ExPREssFor PtssgEs
wsgh Va yi1 sPsRsndPaa cs cheago Eor
T2ledS EXCEPT saFTasSf sTFT fxPREssFor Ptsburg and
poGte Connects for cIeyeand excsg satg[dsy ar Ex
PfsEss"For PittsbuTs Cleveland Cincinnati lndiAn
@Po'iz' 'wasH1SGToN ."a AND THE SOUTH.
m nas ai- Ga5i 10 GarI 70 fsS5s''Ss io55 .ans aa CARP
M l25S ., D3ias n %so1 so1nr1essiona Limited all Paror
stTees b;1g 2go, Ts 60 a5 DINING carr . Dining car
80 % Binng GsT Gsr o q 2 pnnf mi e Car 1255 Dining
20 'DlREs a a 9onrreSsonai Liited all PaIor ana
RtnPs csss ana 3 3oand SR Streets 55' Dining Carr
s6GTHERN Sr Ii RI kzAiLRW2T-Ezpreas '25 As p n II 10
ATAHT1c TsRS f1y COAST IdNE-Ezpress o25 a m and 2
~ d2ty AIR LINE RALwAr-Ezpress Il 50 p m
N6RFdTK 9Td II K ASp AS WESTERN RAILwAY-For Memphis
(.EJE-S 4
days and 30 m dalI1,-- dalIg - >-orFOIK-755 a. n
FOR OLD POINT COMfOftI ana VIM O
AaNTfc Tes5f4cs an So 2SS ,S: n EseSas sgst
e1ndsvs 755 a. m Through NestiDule1 LlaiHs
parior cars and Standard Coaches on
Ior smoking Car. ParIor Cars. DINING Cdi' AIN H"A@
Coaches Sundays
For points on and Long Brancn ftaiodo ~ ~
West TyYenty-th.rd Stationjt $50 a NJ
u o. 4 10 and 455 ?. weekdays SundAys 80
. m !. 81 q m from Desbrosses and CoT.ia y ~
Streetsl 30 900 m. 122 2 30. $40 20 ana 9-Io
- =, vFaek-davs sundays 945 a. 800 p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
G. o5 = 25 T55. T.55 Dining carr. So SO gZS ,Da
C1r, fg 55 St Louis Limited, 10 10 tLlesDrOsses
ana Coranlt Streets 1920 Dining carr - 20 rs
Dining Carr, 1f5s1 a. nn I-1o tLy1I1s
car, 1J5 Dining carr 210 Desbrosses and 9 OK ~
Dining Carr. $50 Dining CAP t49o talcate - -
Tor Germantown jet onyI $50 Dining carr 800 '.y,
s 25 5 s. - D. m - ~ night week-days- S4liAg
5 05 755 Dining carr, So 925 DINING 800 ~
Louis Limited. $50. 1023 LPenHa Linlitedl IUo L
ing Car a. L. 80 Dining Car, LOO u'trlne CSl
Limited Germantown Jet only 40 tDirl,is
555 Dining Car. s.25 500 8 p m IL ~ nst
Ticket Offices 461. 1851 i13 and 26l Brosd"ay 10
Fifth Avenue (beov 23d ST., 263 Fifth Avenue 'coIls
9ath St1: Astor House. West TwenJy-tnird StresI
STATION and stations Desbrosses and CortIlt
streets Street, $50 Fulton Street Sso BreaWa'
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. BROOKLYN Sta1Io;
Jersey CITY. The New York Transfer Company VIII
call for and from hotels and residences
through destination . ---.-,- NJ,
Telephone 914 Eighteenth Street FOR Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Serrice - ,roor
". W ATTERBURY, J. p MooD..
New-York tribune., 1903-06-03

A pvERTIsEMENTs and SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR The Tribune
n rece at Uptown Ofhce
No. I.:S.s4 BROADWA1- ~
Advertisements received at the following ofacn
orces ar regular orlce until O'Clock ? M VIE
2JI Sth-aye., e. 23d-sL I.. Cthanse.' Go.-
T2th-st- 81 East 14th-st.; 2J7 West IId-st' DE
tween 7th and Sth aves 2tsi West 1-otncs1s I'otso
.d-ave.. between 10th and 3Ith sts 1.o-o ou-n'e-'
New-York tribune., 1903-06-03
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

BALTIMORE g. Ohio RAILROAD
Nsvr-Yorx CITY. South Ferry. Liberty St
Chicago, Pfttsburg. ITO nj .l2I9 nL
Columbus. @l259pu. 1OOpn1 Diner:
49,. = 355prn. LfTntd
Ei,ui1ed, 7t0pnl. Buffet
o. 81. ~ Is II. Sleeper
25am- Diner
Cincinnati, st. Louis. 6-91pn- i'VVpH- EuILsl
Narf0iI< fl-JOpLI- = 4VOpiL DAH-i-
sDaily. tDaily, except Sunday. sSrinday only,
96I 1900 Broadway, House
o. Union Square Grand y Y: 33S Fulton ST.
FrookIvn: Liberty ST baggage CIsSAs0
from hotel or residence TO destination
New-York tribune., 1903-06-03

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher Sts
$500 II For Binshamt0n and syracuse.
A.. NJ For BunalO. Chicago and St LOUIS
M.-FOr Buffalo and Chicago
p M.-FOr Scranton ard plymouth
-slOP. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
-S45 p M.-Ctica. Oswego. Ithaca. Buffalo. =.
% 90 A M.-For Chlcago-SIeepers open p n z,..-
Tickets az 1871 429 1888 Broadway. n Y; 5SS FuIton
st BroOklyn sDafly. Except sunday.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-03

COTTON-V may the Ultimate intention Of
bull operator with July option In
quite evident time being
trading vers largely by considerations affect
-lE the growing The opening was firm at an ad-
q 3qS points and following the can. while
particularly showed s further strength.
czbies zpprehensions that The foods il South
would work the belt covering
1-nder these influences she advanced 10
high level for the season September selling up 10
-e2c October 9-1Tc and December TO &c. Follow
as this however the market became easier under reaz
ing There favorable turn IN the weather,
s3 Il seemed to be thought that the foods were not
likely reach Gotten country IN sufficient volume 10
work any material iHJu-y- Exports for the day
heavy amounting IS 75 bales but the receipts
-urned out heavier expected. being 604 bales.
while the into sight for the
estimated 52900 bales. against 5000 bales
better accounts the d-yEoods trade
OF the low price which the
finished product selling compared with the prices OF
argued that While the gov
report to-day would probably reflect known
level OF values discounts the dam
The spot markets of the country also while firm.
business and the spot sales in Liverpool
amounted only 5000 bales Influenced by these and
the improvement over last week
conditions. reflected n the weekly report O the
ruled easy al the afternoon
Icing finally steady a. practically the lowest of the se
n.d UNCHANGED to 5 points lower Total sales
10000 bales
The range prices in the local market to-day
IS
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-31
Ivanhoe Lodge No. 10, X. Of ?.

Regular conventions every Monda.
evening of each we<~ ct tnsar CAST.
Hall in the "Silve4 state Siock u
w. S. PORTER, &C.
c. B. BLOWN, h. of II. q 5.
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only sensible plan is to ask her to be
his wife. and then to see that he
makes himself worthy of her and
makes her millions the instruments OF
happiness for both. And if the rich
young girl is fortunate, the young
man she loves will be n who wants
% do something and who has ambi-
to mount to high honors. even
though he NAV wish to use her mil
lions as the stepping-stones.-Satur-
lay Evening Post.
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AN EXAMPLE WORTHY OF EMULATION

There is encouragement and IN
centive for the young who feel the
'ack of educational advantages, or The
restraining influence of environments
.r the life and attachments of Al
Swain. Col. Swain is now Unitel
states consul at one Of the principal
co~nsulates in England. to which post
h. was recentry transferred from Bra
I'll He was appointed to the Brazil
consulate by President Mckinley, who
was a personal friend and admirer Of
'Swalm's. AL Swain is a half-blooded
Digger Indian, tall swarthy, keen-eyed,
possessing the physical characteristics
If his race; but these are modified and
changed by education and mental de-
velopment. until now the most at
tractive popularity about him is the
'ong. straight. jet-black hair that falls
over his broad shoulders. He still
wears his hirsute adornment in the
aboriginal style, for reason tnat no
one but himself knows.
" home. Col. Swain is editor of
one of Iowa's best dailies, the os-
kaloosa Herald. He was the sole o.
er and proprietor of paper and plant
lie is a brilliant writer. deep and
broad. and as a man is respected
and loved by his friends and towns
men. He was a conspicuous figure in
the reception recently given the Amer
lean squadron at Portsmouth. In a
speech, he emphasized the good feel
ing between America and England as
is told in the following from the Spec
tator, which is the chief political lit
erary journal of England:
The American squadron COM
.manded by Rear-Admiral Cotton
which arrived on Monday at Port
mouth, has met with a very cordia'
reception. On Wednesday the mayo
and leading citizens entertained 500
American and 300 British sailors and
marines at lunch and striking speeche
were made by Mr.. Swain, the United
States consul, and Lieutenant Com
mander Wood. Mr.. Swain. after de-
claring that the president could never
forget that when Americans wanted
friends England was the one nation
which stood by them, related a strik-
ing incident that occurred at Monte
videO during the war with Spain
They were expecting the Oregon, they
knew she would be short of coal and
they could not buy a pound of fuel
At this juncture a Scotchman cam
to his house and informed him thai
he had 500 tons on board, and HI
pitied the American captain WHIT
would not put his ship alongside, taxi
the coal and then cut the painter
AS it turned out the Oregon did no
call, but such an act of friendship
which defied law and oredr, touches
his heart