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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18

Coco, Exchange spec3al Liverpool cahesspot COTTON
,-.esr sales bales: speculation and export SOU
snericen 3 OO0 receipts. 1907 american 1oV0o H..
49, ,-isn5 SD. futures opened irregular. aS points
i~. $500 frn net I3GI3iz points higher on summer
e. 169 points lower new crop months Sune . sog
ssd. June-Juv o.74G6.75d July august o.oS4o' 10
1uglst-septeaber 656G05Te; September 49,
646. November -'eceIIlDeI
rlInry-siarch ssza555d Mancaester-faTTls ifFeenaF
cloths pS-alyzec-
flour AND xEAI-The 1cur market was i1Ena ana
~~e<s n - 81 llxheE Mil DnllL& ~ ~ ep re
.srents While winter wheat -four On the ohe
being buying
rstrrts 81 4Oas4 90: strRights - Sss % 80, ~
rstsnts & 75kz 10; spring clears, 50 S39SJ D.
T.oc sZ2asa.5O e------EiAE E4<oCIs e 30,
cS;e6. Fair TO good g s5IS3 % choice 70 IAy. So
81 40 - REMEAL-Firm Quoted: hl4n e,Ie' 80
~ =. a. 10 brand BAG MEAL-Flrn!. 20 ~
900 nd yellow 40GS1 45; coarse " Vs8sl ~
yEgT-TJuli Quoted: Spring bran spet 30. hra5
80 .5o n oronpa SIC %. sJfins D
.tIf. SD 5aszo in 300 20 sacEs city .Seo
1.S - cae SCI: honiny chop. SO 90 Z balA FL w
tsrlzg 10 arrive: oil meal - 10
.TRsrx-wFIEAT-It well along toward Afternoon q
has,1ss -. local wheat market gave shy eE.-
so,, --eczsatlve energy. ana then II adVaioeo
80 s+ffne 70 aignor point thaa ~ has yet rsaensa
,ssserf null movement Previous 70 us nbss
s-LtcI is.- anal prices %gtze net higher re
with tendency to@e-o He1s..s
i1l 49, weather map ana ~eAF'ess
Decoe s-rre~ suggesting further rpprgveIn-I5
especially VIE dsciino o. lSe-o ~
49, r.,.,,isi markets cl0fec saQho hst iosss
- -. ,si,isr F,ar afternoon acFsroe huaaDsI
.e.oc,. zee Responsible. aHacsE thon Oes.s ~
~ chsn 1900 stoess complaints about harvest o.
-,,l.-.ts :. southern .,z=ts OF the eenl
cist inc effect tnai spflIs ~
-. 80 badsy sections. willie -l--'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-YCrk June i. 1905
C0FFE1E-To-cays coffee market opened quiet at uu-
changed prices advance points October
option. For time ruled quiet and featureless. then
there liquidation. and while the market st the
CJsy quiet prices THAI time unchanged to
points lower Sales 1890 bags. The initial ad
il sympathy with the partial cf :
Hamburg. while the weakness following generally
1ribUted liquidation the continued full
q primary points already.
ever the lowest poin RECORDED IN the coffee
short sales therefore popular with the
public, while AZ he profession al operations
he entered into against transactions actual coffee
Both primary markets unchanged There
cearances 12o4o bags. the port receipts Rio
combined footed - Goa bags while the
ia1e-ur Santos receipts ever $4,000 bags IN some
taken indicating
new crop supplies viii become less OF
pressure market. and by in the trade ii is
thought the crop begins down in
primary markets viii materially weaken.
continues quiet with tho
basfs 5-xc for Rio No 8
The prices local market o-day
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18

roe OF these factors perhaps important enough
produce much ouoyancy market collectively they
mace considerable impression
market good. firm close this
n1fanee, however shut exports, that only
I'VE loads reported Interior receipts moder
ate and scaooard clearances small Not only did the
weather map show clear and conditions the
esern country but fair weather scheduled also for
IEorsaas Quotations Of cash wheat shoat basi.
We're as follows No Northern Duluth and No hard
Manitoba Doc. TO arrive; No Northern Manitoba. soc.
NO - red NeN-1orh. S655c, nominal go .CORN-Even
wheat. bulls laying upon the strength OF
cash this point and export of %
loads together with advance OF sd%d in English
markets various reports of unfa vorable
nature although the itself generally accepted
favorable In Of the bullish sentiment
tertained by traders. require much buying
elevate the market and July passed 5Sc IN the early
afternoon, while late months showed greater stabi
ity the crop Receipts continue liberal at the
West and is going Of the slowly II is
a Weather market and attractive to buyers de
cline. owing the ateness OF the crop and the
sity almost perfect weather from insure
quoted ~ % &c sfoat; white.
5Sc. yellow 5sc, Z afoat- -OATS-The
market generally steadier with but in the
absence important bull showed rather less
markets except property here,
strong and higher, with sales of 80 900 bush
els No 2 closed 42Ac; No 2. 41%c; No . white,
white 44ec track, white. Il lzd46l2c and
white RY F2-Market dull: No West
ern. 5s19c ahoat; State 66lhG5a BAR
I.FEY-Market steady. Feeding quoted and
ing 81 l=G5Sc, both 1 Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18

o.
The Exchange price was sssa on u 19ne L TO cents
POULTRY-ALIVE-Rece TO-DAY included carloads
Of Western BY freight and few @ cSPS ey Of
Spring chickens and with large accumulation prices
we're weak and Tesu2F FGwI s aa a6x G in
and I'D PRIME e sell fairly fatty Bucks but yoa Be
birds slow We quote: Spring chickens nearby per TO-
14c ROSTERS per 10 &c. turkeys per n, 1Iq12c ducks
Metisa oase western
81 25 do Southern and southwessTn 9ocS5 sye PgeS
plies fresh killed fowl light today most Of
the stock due having been delayed In f The Haance Of
advanced fully &c Spring chickens Increasing IN supply
irregular. Nearby spring ducks in good demand and
mn P5esa kea cte From panry Without new
f 6y We QUOTE Fresh
n aseTTge dS EAR do per S n arpaee 90 per n ESQ
2sc; do State and Pennsyyania 8q4 NJ 20 pair 26ZSG'
? ID average to pair per H. 24a25c; Western. dry
pe Sed 9Ss of fow Western scaided small fancy
15c do dry picked 15e do heavy AZ do southern nn
LIS old cof loo e Sprng Pe qG ns i and Virginia
squads prs arse TP per young
hens No l. 1sc: do young No l.. 19c; do young
9 Se NG No Ss do S odd q S
eaPS 25E and 2S2 a RfaqR SIZE o6es In light
and a5 not m9 st Gf h e to be Handed rhs
was the case with but al other south
Asparagus in good demand and firm Cabbages - 25c
higher Cucun6ers STEADY Green peas IN s
about steady quote Southern Rose, prime
per hbl s3GS3 70: Chiiis. 50 50GS3 %; 60 red
So 5oa$3 do Southern seconds 81 I5qs2 20 do eus 81 %
sl so do domestic, old in bulk $50 III, 81 I5GS3 20
per 16s sack 81 1898 sweet potatoes Jersey per
S1mSl asparagus Colossal per dozen DuncIles
S4aS4 so SSS3 80; do prime S2QS2 90 40 cus
Sags Baltmof per bb & 75as2 do NorfOE per
81 5OQS2 do per bb s1Qs1 80: caufowsrs dollhouse per
dozen S1GS3 cucumbers. North Carolina per basket
81 50as2 IS; Charleston and Savannah 81 5oGs2 90;
DO Florida S1S2 per crate SGSl 90; carrots near
by per punches sfa$2; ola per Dbl $1aS3 egg9
S1mS2 80; lettuce nearby per Dol Sig
81 So do Western NewYork per crate 9fS @2o 76
do Egyptian per bag 81 209S2 40; 60 Neworleans per
Dbl 81 0s3: bag. 81 254Si 9 do delaware nd
MARYLAND white per basket $lGS1 20 do per crate ,
90 Southern potato per basket SlaS1 % do yellow" sig
a Ok. okra Florida per carrier 81 5OUS2 90 peas West
err NewYork large per basket 81 75aS2: do small
81 50GSl 20; do Long and Jersey large per a
81 75aS2 small. 81 25d$1 70: parsniTs eia per o'
nc carrier, 81 3j6S@- rluoaIp,
nearby per punches $1Q$1 10 radlshes nearly per
50cdSI; string beans. Nortolk. wax per
bee,e siGSf SO; do green S. g$2; do North CaToli3a
wax per bush basket 5oa55c; do green 'ocasi 20,
e1Issb marrow per 81 50GS2; do yellow" crook
mex S16TSi 80: do 75cgs 20 spinach nearby Per
mi 5c6S1 tomatoes Florida. fancy per carrier 81 .9
So do poor prime s19$i 90 do MISSISSIPPI per hsi
T5QS5c; turnips, Jersey "iil'e' PEI i'0 s' -
as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18

moderate exporters show little interest Small sizes
steadily hut most all receivers have more or less suIp
supply firm cheaper grades sell slowly Lyerpoo
cable DOS for eolored and 5$s FOR white We quote s2t
iossc; large colored fancy 1O7c, do white faney
se; do part skins prime Gl4aSsc do fair TO good 90
EGGsA IT Fnkass in rsGsp,s and som Gs9r5st
nearly all grades fresh gathered eggs Prices have
made no quotabe change. but it is easier to Obtain Lac
brands of seconds bringing 153l6c The PropoTton
State and Sennsviyana fancy selected white he do
1sgse do Jsts 5sgl5e do seconds 15S DIE fnor
aI4e checks 11g12c inferior euls ga lie Peaches
eguan li GUAM l ana an taSy Cherries in iii
plenty but selling well S5Tap berries IN Ftne
show slight advance HqSklebeTTes stead MTsn9i9ns
At6 Ds sos8 5o do BALDWIN s2GsS rGsset $2G9
81 75. $1Gs1 So Southern new. per half Dbl
5ocas1 So Florida LIE Conte per bbi s. 'SaS
do Tritnph 81 DO Georgia caTan 81 25as2 90 Early
is EaTy 3 Ss - SJ no ss so pIums Georgia
Botan per carrer 81 5oaS9 do Red June $iGsl
Robinson 75c9s1 "a Pineappss EoPi { Porto a oo P
ST. Florida e per cass Sa az red 56Gee
% White 5o do P sour 9o5oc do bIaoS per r 1oGc
REQ 7a1oc DO white easc do sogr ese currents Shey
NewYor quart saI4c DO gpriyer upper
do Hilton and Irvington 6g11c do upper gersey.
go &c baekbs North Carolina per quart 7asc;
Maryland Delaware sale raspberies upriver red
ware 7a9c; do blackcap eGsc huckleberrie7 North
quart 5ac; museons Tlor!1a ass fancy per
crate 81 5oQs3 do poor 70 good 1ocaS2 waternlelos'
FRUiTs-DRIED-v little demand for eyaporat9ed
apples quiet and unchanged: desirable grades
held with confidence small n nts n1Ies evaporated
fancy 10 61aG71ac: do choice DC; do prime, 81
&c do Chopped per 100 n 81 4o@s2 90 and
skins 81 5oaSI 30 cheTes PER No. backbeTries Sc
peaches California peeled. 12d1sc DO unpeeled 4g9c:
aprcots California Moorpark Sale do Royal 6'sq9c'
HOPs-The market is still lfeless Brewers take only
npety i9 %s 3 hand however and are held generally
steady though quality to reae 9u 1899 sSB c5oee per h.
23G24c prime. 2Iq22c; do common 70 Ear 1r:
f5acidc Coast 1902 choice 23q231zc: good prime,
21922c; do common to fair lsQ2uc 90 ISoI ooSt
do common to good 15G1Ic: State and PACING Coast
Hay AND presented bfs more
the fact that they contained better proporuon OF
Fs a so was some fractional shading but strictly
prime grades getting full money as BEFORE s9e
check n 5he de pr 16 On On a So 81 i2
clover clear, range. 55Q75c. sTRAW-Lons rye has
iatterly received some additona stock 6t ' We anote
92scasi per 100 10 Receipts hay straw in tons
son River railroad $50 Erie co. Pennsylvania TO- West
Shore 40 Lhigh VALLEY 49, Central 9 90 Rse
Of straw to-day for the week. 500 do last week
g a. RaIToad 81 go; Erie $50 Pennsylvania 40 Della
Lackawenna and western 90; west Shore; ao2 lie
jersey 90 $50 by canal 222 tdI total .. S42
tons: do last week 69S tTports OF ma nay r w IA
Havana g. 1885, cuba, 9Ss; Porto Rico 100 Curacoa -;
Kngsf91 las 10 Ss sssS do last S Week esc4
MILK AND CREAM-The receipts Of milk and cream
Il were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18
Yester-

-a locsJ market for spot closed quiet WI
r-ces 10 points higher the basis OF loVo ol ssn
ding ulad and - 75c for rni3dlng Gulf safes were
taes Southern spot markets were teegaapned eo-toI
lows Galveston firm unchanged at La
12Ssc; sales bales Aususla 49,.
z. higher I23zc; sales bales NlIillls'9 Pa
o14eratious Mobile unchanged al II
r1o-e nominal &c higher lac ST. LOUIS steacys VI
receipts Tor TO morrow a.
%eW-Oreans are 1000 hoo bales. against 90
l.s2 year. Houston Is scfleoHea
30 100 bales. against 81 last week ana - ~
year. =. 49,, nor,-
pared WITH the same CAV last and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18

grade, June. s15zgs2c Corn firm and ac higher; June
steady; Western creamer. &c; nearby
prints 23c Eggs Arm: nearby 1sc of; West
ern 1Sc Southwestern lie. Cheese firm; NewYork full
creams choice new, 11l7c fair 70 GOOD 10A.9l1e Re
bbls . s9S eco pounds in sacks;
corn. e50o bush, 1900 shipments-CoEn. 5000
bush; oats. LOCO.
Louis June 17.-Cose-July. 7s1sc; September.
T4sc; No . hard T647sc. Corn-July 49c; September.
4sg 4s1se. Oats-July, 3sl2c; September S3sse. No
acc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. June Il. m-Cotton-spot In limited de-
1925 good miadlins. Z 12d; mdding $3.50 Low mddns
1000 bales OF which 400 were for specua
tion and export. and inciuded STtp american Heceipl
II 600 bales including 1890 American. Futures opened
barely steady closed firm American niLddifng. G.
June eSOgf6 sid: June and July, 6tiGSI5d July and
August. 6.69d6-Iod August and September. e56a6 81
September and October 6.02d: October and November
SAD: November and December, $500: December and
JANUARY 54Gd; January and February. 5i5d February
nd March. 5.446545.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18

COTToN-Afte- initial rush 70 cover caused py an
r1eh-about-faCe movements al LlNeLl
which becoming be the expected
than the reverse cotton ruled rather quiet yesterday
generally active or new crop
The opening was frm advance Of salO points S1c
following the call, prices still further aoVAceT
points the summer opaoIls as "
where prices were ABOUT . 20 ~ 90
considered due the Ne~-A OK ciSe
Tuesday list sold of under renewal % t S
recently and bear pressure ecouAeeI ~
the weather the belt and the relative 80 ne
Orleans which centre Il was hlnteQ ma Se
bulls were selling still there was sllght . Iag
around midday checked the decline IN the o9 cp
aonrhs little further feature VINE -
exhibited further weakness -NoseID
sailing down 10 January 70 Ss4c 44ter tLe
room positions al Ile CO.,
Of points from the lowest VIII
Jrv closing al - within point o. the pest I
The general list was finally steaoS, A7t
lower 70 Il points higher. Total sales futures
30l hale weakness here was accom-
PANIED renewed reports THAI cotton was EeiIs
"a New-Oresns for delivery July from
points and also said that, July snorls eIe
oe~5 IN me open market rehedged their cotton IN
%ev-Ceang II higher o. values COTTON Wis
70 be here 10 that cent?
rls situated within easy distance OF the Sootne[h cry
also said 20 preparing 10 forward a - -o.
their reserve supplies for July delivery 1hese
courEe, little more than rufofs anu eNe NN $3.50
claim Full confidence IN their POSITION ,. o.. s-,,
range Of contract prices IL the 4o0@i " '
as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo June 17,Fiour steady; Wheat-spring weak:
No white SIC No red. soc. Corn excited; No
yellow 55c asked No . 54c Oats strong NO 3
white 43c. Canal freights steady.
Chicago June I7.-The leading futures ranged rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18

Rio 3S950. exchange. J. 36d: receipts 5000
cleared Tor States 5000 bags: cleared
TS1-ope. bags; stock 1900 bags santosCofee
$500: receipts. 10000
hars- bags. Hanbu-g-Coffee market
opened unchanged pa ? unchanged 70 IA
q 900 hays Havre-Cuffee market
pened steady unchanged 4 franc higher; u
unchanged. ? n. irregular and unchanged 10 i
franc higher; $50 unchanged; total sales, 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot Of West Tse9,y,shisa Street and
1.-THE Ieaving time from De.bIo..es I'm. md
sh"s given below for sf ns
or VI % seses sss Dnns
o IT. sT ot nsa Observation-Disclosures and Sleeping
Smoking and Observation Cars Cincinnati. Indianap-
1o.25 4 II. PENNsYLVAx1A LIMITED Pullman
es Ears For ceisaso ssvsand Talsdo psgol,
& TN " 5x NJ Ma s and Housgiie)
sppaDes G GhSas% s. hG9. Drlpf Gs slspns
Smoking ard Observation Cars For Chicago 4oieo''
s sd p VI ST D hoT1s Pi;;;sg5g
Gary Va via s4snandq;h T C5Iesra R0O For
8 r VI. WESTERN E1 ME- Car Cn'e4s'
I?sf9 eMsfePf SaiqTas'E x FEES aaa
fo5 sysla.s SHes GRTrxsG agsaeTT1 Elk
PREss@For Tt,sburs. Cleveland Cincinnati lndian-
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH -.-.-
So Gsr 10 t 70 ,De ii e eDa aha Carr
streefs 8 oq5F S;ss car5 Li4 = Dtnne
80 D nin Car, q z I, }ninf Il car 7sn m
Car, rs congressonal Limited All P9T,2 21 55
9e eiBos ssgs and corandt Streets $50 dining Carr
sorTHERN RAiLVW is9f % AS n y 10
ATI1ANT1c COAST IINE.-Express. e25 a. m and 9--0
sFEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.-Express II 80 p 4"
NoRFoLK A aSTS WESTERN RAILwAY--FOr Memphis
CHESAPEAKE e. OHIO RAlENai---'''O q $50
r6 5Ry OLD aDd Po + GoM dsR and NoRroLK7s'
81 80 T..Ig ea s:
Parlor cars and stendard Coaches on Eeek.aayc
Tor Smoking Car. Parlor Cars plninS ID 49,
coaches Sundays
CAPE NAY-125 80 y. m. weekdays fs-,--
For points on York and Long Branch Kai4oaQ - 10
West Twenty-thrd Street Station. % a n a X
2 25 Is 10 and 50 weekdays SnndS $780,
a m 455 D m from Desbrosses and Cor. or, ! ~
s'rss'a 30 29' su1dayI - g Is @ sG , m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
sos 725 755 755 Dining Car), rs y % IIIn
ing Car, (955 St Louis Limited. 10 10 tLtesoIos
and Cortanlt Streets 1920 Dining Carr 10 = [
Limited. 10 So Dining carr, 1159 a n I'D ,i5
carr / Dining 10 (DeshIossss ana -
Streets 22o}. 255. % Dining Can o. -, ~
for CieTrnantovn only5 50 Dining Car So 80.
s % SIS . m u 10 night week days Sln14ss
dining carr, s %. % Dining carr 72
Louis Limited 955 10 p lPenna. Lnitedl ~ . I'm
Car L. - Dining Carr. % tftnlle
3.25 Dining carr. SIS 25 Dining Can Lls2 Lhieaso
Dining Carr IS. rs. 80. - Il 10 nis1
Ticket Offices Nos 1854. 112 and 2fl Brosdway ~
(beIor 23d 263 Fifth Avenue corn.
2eth ST. 1 Aston House West Twenty tnlLc
Station. stations foot Of DesoTosses ard
Fulton Street $50 Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Broos1yu' Statlon
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company VII
call for and check baggage from hotels and resaen-e
through destination.
road Servi-s
W. W. ATTERBURY : R WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager.
" BOYD.
P7sse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18
NAVAL STORES.

splrts tq2tine was higher rn ON na
steady Tar ruled firm We quote: .o,. =
SPIRITS TURPENTINE--On and machine Dds 4o'a9
0Vg APP pine bbIs So 40. oil bhs 81 4oIs4 10 49,.
p0GTN-Cnnrnon to good strained, 81 10; T., > zyI
e. o. p 50 8oaT$2 30 G. 81 35S2 20 H 81 80; 81 So
K So 40; NJ s. 60qS3 20; n )" 'cfS@ oV' " u ," '"z
. on. nd " S. f04S4 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18
sTocK ON HAND.

Savannah June 17-Turpentine firm; 50 receipts
1675 bbs sales 500 bbz exports i3o 6sS i5os!n
bbIs We quote: A. B G. 81 % D. 81 20: p g %
e. 81 q 81 Il. II s. %: l. 81 So X = So IA = 30
X SO: " G. So 10: " ", 50 10 80, pit,
~ Charleson June 17nrpentlne stea@2i f23'e oSn
81 GO n Sc 20. 81 10 50 50: Nj s. so n - 20; W
u Wilmington 17sPlrits ,glpentins firm -
recapts 81 casks: rosin hrn1 - 40 fe.elpts 70
IT7,de 0entine firm 81 10 50 and 50 20; receipts 40
bels Tar nfm TurpSntinc1Spirits S7s iiid Rosin
aimed Sd. me "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18

ash follows: Flour was STEADY
No spring wheat. 7cg5!e: No 3; 7sSI5c; No red
n 6T71kc No corn. 497<e; No yellow. 5ot.c; No
oats. Soc No white. Sic Ne Whit 80 g4o..e Ne
mating 5oa5sc No aaxseed 81 o. No Northwestern
81 az rie timothy seed So S. clover. contract grade
IS 77Idss So short ribs sdes doose1 50 2oaS9 500 cry
sailed houders boxed) IS 12R$S IS, short clear sides
boxed 50 se IS: whiskey basis OF high wines 81 So
Produce Exchange TO-DAY the n1tter
easy Al mark included. 13g14kc cheese steady
I01t4l1ae.
Duluth June I7.--Close-Wneat, TO arrive. no hard
s2c: No Northern. S07sc; No Northern nae july
s05sc; September. 18&c: December. nc
milwaukee, June 17-wheat higher. Close-No North
ern s5QS5ize No Northern s4ge4ac July. .os 80
6rn No / 5gt9c Barley lower No b6'scs snnipe s4g
BE Ccr.-Juiy. 50isGS0i-c.
Nnneapolls juno i7.-C1ase: whest-Cash soGo. July.
Tga 7pi.c September T2ia G727se; track. no marc
s1sfe; No Northern s0s.c: No Northern. ssAe; No
Northern TT41sc-
Philadelphia. June 17-whsat arm. ho higher; contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18

4 EMBELLISHMENTS ani subscriptions ror The rrsouns
- a Uptown once
No. 1.ssts4 BROADWAY
be- az folovtrs oFancs
c~fc4s at regular o'clock Wal
z3f sth-nVe.. >. g 25d-ss. 153 eth-ave-. cor
Isfh-sr ~. East I4fh-sf.s 80 West 42d-st, oe-
tween Tth and sth aves.s 263 West i25th-st-t 1SSs
3d-ave- between 18TH and TIN stst I.0s6 3d-avs~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18

Lackawanna Railroad
Leave New YeTk foot Barclay and Christopher ssA
Is 90 A For BnghamtNn AMI syracuse
'l0 90 A N.-For Buffalo. Chicago and St LoniS
ken p N.-FOconO Mountain Special
81 30 2 M.-For Buffalo ard Chicago
400 p M.-Fur Scranton and Plymouth
10 p. M.-For Buffalo anf Chicago y
IS A. p. M---Tsics. Oswego. Ithaca. Buffalo
- 90 A. M.-F0r ChcasO-Sleepers open = ~
Tickets I67. I29 11sS Broadway. n. Y. SSs Sonce
St BROOKLYN. 'Day. tExcspt sunday xrharsdAyA
Fridays and Saturdays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18

WEST SHORE
RAILROAD.
New York Central Hudson River r r. Lesssel
Franklin St New follovSs
foot Of West AID St. N r;
M--Fcr intermediate points 70 Albany
80 AZ A ND CatskLI Express.
I'll 20 A No Saratoga and Mohawk Express
4I2 IS p M-tO Rp Van " inl.le FLYER.
sfOO P M-ChicagO Express
% o5 M-Cont Lin Detroit. Chi & 81. Lo1f2
% % P. No Ulster Express e Catskin Mts
90 p M-For Roch.. Buffalo. Cleveland ana Chicago
q N Roch Buffalo Detroit Louis
80 * ? NJ Svra Niagara Falls. bet &
DaiIy DAILY except sunday. Leaves Brooklyn Annex:
IN AZ 70 X A NJ ~ 10 45 y NJ. G5l al f12 10 P.
NJ a. at 2 As P VI. Leaves Jersey City. r. stai
m at 20 II A NJ. ~ f1120 A NJ. 81 f12 80 ?.
M ~ at IS S5 P NJ. Time tables ar principal hotels
and offices Baggage checked residence by
Express.
a SMITH . E. LAMBERT
General SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18

Receipts breaGstus interior points in thousands
last cphers $3.50 omitted; flour bbls, grain bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-18
New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND

BOSTON ANIs albany RAILROAD.
York & Hudson River r R. Lessee.1
Trains Grand Station. Fourth and
a follows
"a a NJ IL 90 noon. 400 P u. IL. 90 =. NJ ar
rive Boston 8 80 P N SO p " 1000 NJ. 9 Is A NJ
Leave Boston 70 A. Nj. Ti2 90 noon. q 90 ?. NJ
+1l.G0 P arrive New York $50 P NJ. $40 P NJ
10 90 ? NJ A
tickets al New York Central ticket Offices AIS and
1915 Broadway. Grand Central station
GEORGE H. DANIELS,
C,enA-a sup rrtande1- General Passenger Agent
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-12-11
Cheyenne valley Notes.

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w F. Henning is building a large
new barn.
Mrs. John Rusco is visiting a few
days with her parents this week.
Mrs Katherine WEIGH left for a
visit to her old home in Wisconsin
last Monday, She viii probably re
main all winter.
Mrs Will O'Blennis and little daug-
hter went to Topeka last Monday to
spend the holidays with her mother
T. o. Cole is hauling wheat to
Dartmouth this week.
A few young people spent the
evening at MIR. Held's last Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Coughlin of Great Bend came
out to Jim. Welch's Saturday to visit
his mother before she left.
Henry, Ted Elsie and Title Held
and Lee Dodge spent the afternoon
at Ruscoes last Sunday.
Mrs. Jack Neeland is visiting with
her parents this week while Jack is
working on the Henning barn.
The box supper in District 30 was
not as successful financially as the
one in 81 the week before. The
crowd was not as large and the boxes
sold lower, but the program was very
good
Miss Anna Donivan, Mrs. c. H.
russo aud Mr.. and Mrs. Comfort
called at Jim Welches Sunday after
noon.