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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-05

Buildings at Scandinavia were blown
down.
In field in the course of the storm
$1,100 in money was picked up, ap-
parently having been blown there by
the storm.
Two Drowned in Green Lake.
A special from Ripon, Wis.,, says two
men, names unknown, were drowned
in Green lake by their boat being Cap
sized while fishing during Saturdays S
storm. Two houses, several barns and
several windnills were blown down
five miles west of Ripon.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-05
IN NORTHERN WISCONSIN
Deluge of Rain and High Winds Do
.r-' Much Damage. H*

Ashland Wis, Oct. 5.-This section
was visited by one of the heaviest
storms in years. The rain fell in tor-
rents, deluging the streets and caus-
ing much damage.
After the rain storm subsided a
fierce wind storm prevailed for sew
eral hours. Thousands of feet Of lum-
Der were blown into the bay from the
docks.
At the little towns Of ~Marengo and
Sanborn south Of here, the wind was
almost equal to a tornado. Large trees
were uprooted and many small build
ings were blown from foundations. i
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-05
Losses About Spring Valley.

Special to The Journal.
Spring Valley, Mimi. Oct. 5.-A tornado
passed west of here Saturday afternoon.
Kneal Moulster's farmhouse and cream
house were completely demolished and the
tenants Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Byers and
two children, were more or less hurt, Mrs.
Byers receiving a broken leg. William
Alberts lost his grain and outbuildings.
Henry Schroeder lost his house and all
outbufldings and is reported to have re-
ceived serious injuries. The stone school
house in Sumner township was laid low.
seibert Leonard, a farmer, lost all of his
possessions.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-05
ELECTION Is CLOSE
Premier Mcbride Much Encouraged

Vancouver, B. c.. Oct. 5.-Late returns
In the provincial election Saturday some
what alter the relative position Of the
two parties in the legislature, as indi-
Gated at midnight Saturday. These now
Indicate the election of TWENTY-FIVE con-
servatives, eighteen liberals and two So
cialists.
The government, which at first con-
ceded defeat. Is now in hope that the
complete returns, which are slowly re-
ceived, will leave the conservatives in
control Of the legislature and enable Pre-
mier Mcbride to continue in office.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-05
CLOSE TO GRAND MEADOW
Several Farmers Lost Their Buildings
and Stacks.

and Stacks.
Grand Meadow, Mimi, Oct. 5.-A
tornado passed within one and q half
miles of Grand Meadow, Saturday
afternoon. Farm buildings and sew
eral miles of telephone lines were
wrecked. No persons were seriously
hurt as far as can be learned. ~.
The storm demolished the new
$4,000 residence and barn of George
Kuhn, three miles southwest of town.
The buildings on the farms belonging
to Ole Finhart and John Wagner were
also destroyed. Damage was done to
buildings belonging to George Berg,
Herman Berg, G. F. Greening and
others, and to grain in stacks. Groves
of trees were laid fiat.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-05
SOME DAMAGE IN ROCK COUNTY
Farm Buildings Destroyed and Stacks
of Grain Scattered.

of Grain Scattered.
Special to The Journal. 81
Luverne, Mimi, Oct. 5.-In Clinton
and Martin townships, southeast Of
this city. Saturdays storm took the
shape of a tornado, wrecking farm
buildings and windmills and leveling
unthreshed grain in stacks. Whole
settings of grain were literally torn to
pieces. On the farm of j. A. Eberlin
all the buildings except the house
were destroyed. On the farm of ].
Mcfarland q large new barn was
moved from IT'S foundation and all the
outbuildings wrecked. The path OF
the storm at this point was about a
half a mile wide and three miles long.
Numerous losses from lightning are
also reported. Knute Holmes barn
containing all of his horses and cat
tie and q large quantity Of hay, was
struck and burned, together with al
it's contents. <., a.
Threshing, which is now about hall
completed, will be delayed for some
time.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-05
FIVE KILLED IN THIS STORM
Tornado Over Sections Adjacent tt
Waupaca, Wis.

Waupaca, Wis, Oct. 5.-The tornado
which struck Blaine and Almond last
night killed five persons near Sheri-
dan and blew down twenty buildings.
Other persons may have met death.
The dead: M. r. Myholtz, Mark
Wood, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Cipperly, girl,
unknown.
The way in which these persons met
death is not known, except in the case
Of Mrs. Cipperly, who was in her
home, which was blown from it's foun-
dation, killing her in its ruins.
A barn on the Apperly farm. filled
with grain, was blown to atoms, and
not grain Of 1t has been found,
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-05
LIoht Fall Of Snow.

Specials to TIE Journal.
Fergus Falls, Mimi, Oct 5.-The first
snow storm of the season occurred Sun
day, snow falling steadily for three hours
Farm work has received another serious
setback.
Morris, Mimi, Oct. 6.-The first snow
storm Of the season visited this vicinity
yesterday morning. @ ..szf
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-05
DIED AS HE PRAYED.

New York, Oct. 5.-As he prayed, kneel-
ing in pew at the Church Of the Ascen-
sion in this city, Hugh McNulty, wealthy
beef merchant, was stricken by heart fall
ure and died.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-05
CAPITAL CULLINGS

The United States treasury is In stronger condi-
larger than held by any other depository in the
world, with possibly one exception, and the only
complaint is that the cash balance is too large.
The navy department to-day received cable
gram from Rear Admiral Cotton, dated Beirut,
Oct. 8, stating that Khabel Pasha, former gov
Pasha at Beirut.
Twenty-nine per cent increase last
week over the same week last year
in ourn al want ads. Satisfied
customers coming back for more. No
free want ads in + h e j o u r n l
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-05

Berlin-There are about 200 negroes here who
enjoy a measure of social equality, but they
upon them by roughs. supposed to have been
inspired by accounts Of negro lynchings IN
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-05

Blacks, dark grays and gray mix
lures are the most stylish for fall
wear. Better get your coat now.
Nicholson Brothers, 7O9 Nicollet av,
will make it and charge you a fair
price. They buy direct from the man
ufacturers and do their own import
ing, which guarantees you exclusive
designs.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-05
We Are Sole Agents

For the widely advertised Ralston
Health Shoes. Notice the hygienic
Innings and the waterproof soles.
Nickel Plate. s.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-05
Yelling.

500 yards Yelling in black, white,
and all the latest colors, plain
and mixtures, some with large
and some with very small dots
regular 2! 25c and ;a2 S5c ~
while it lasts, yard ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-10-05

Women $ Percale Wrappers.
A splendid lot of light and dark
Percale Wrappers, good patterns,
we'll made, nicely trimmed, yoke
effect over shoulders and deep
@s9aS sss9ss s? s9:s5: SKIRT; In Soc
Basement, each. 80. ~~
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11

west with heavy frost reported
ana more predicted for Thursday those States in
Moods With considerable damage advance
IN September al st. Louis than lie bushel
one OF The notable Of the whereas other
markets lost good of the close
nrrn as to undertone. There disappointment
over the fact that exporters took little interest in the
movement Of 355o bush compared with 3isoo
Desh last year Cables generally steady, with an
aee OF 1sat>d at Liverpool l0ai6 points at faIls
$50 ava marx at Berlin Budapest closed poinas
ioWeT. The Michigan State made condition 81
against 81 month. said cent OF tne
area had been abandoned. Quotations of cash wheat
se4c; No hard Manitoba sSi4c; No Northern Mani
tobs 81 &c; No Narthern Chicago, SIC all 10 arrive
OK the frost spring wheat States and feafs tfa II
might extend sections. the market sol up
sharply at the and well sustained until e
last hour, when realizing and weakness IN
ket liberal receipts and some pressure to
sell setback that left final prices 10
only sc higher clear weather hroughout
weather forecast Interior receipts We're rner lsh
The cables partly I'D net higher and exporters
closed BIC elevator and Bike b ahoaI; NO white
3613c and No yellow, 56Sc. afioat -OAIS
The early market oats stronger on the Weatler
situation subsequently yielded with oter
and closed easy. Cash sales were 5000 bush
Nc closed 40c: No g. 39tc: No white t5tec No
43c: white 435 track white 4oq4 46c
shcat; State 5612 6I59c bAttLr l-Aarkel duii
Feeding was quoted 45c and mating 5l4HG5sc, both
Buffalo The government report mace winter wheat
condition against % 8 last month and I6l year
362 600 bush against 46OooO0O
and 600 actual last year
Spring % g. against 90 last year esti
mated yield 2es bush compared with 2S9 34 900
hush condition. s55 against 90 6 last
year estimated yield se2 465 o0o bush against sos 100000
curb July wheat sold up TO Sl3tc hack
10 81 9-1Gc and up 20 S1%e
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeW-York, June ~, ltoo
pEANs AND PEAs-The little business gong is az a.
about late prices the market is exceedingly au'a
outside quotations are Hsa
-, sfrfcy cheice quality. but 1T looks as II liItls S
- having no export
fk Of ana requirements OF home tfaae are as
rbFs Of year We quote:
snai @ 6cs ,er bush 81 75ds2 So do medium = ~ ."
r Sc 3ds2 81 red kidney IS oq>S 90 10; 9os3 e. * DO
turtle soup - ues- 20
gy e~e So sodsa ~ do lima California = oSU ~
T,.a1 nediurn s2ds2 20; do other foreign et,. is'
zsS5sa 0,. green peas Scotch bags prime PET '
81 60asl o. ..a,,.. ar. giving rs a good
trade OH but. with censlneIaois
moro sloch rareyers account. further good Fizea
sn,istve nIrchases and fair distributing aro
,iStr~ ,, veil. There IS STEADY 70 III.
fsans on fancy creamery the basis o. & a'
IL tines ~ psrticuiarY high quality prlng
% .n STEADY At 2lg22c and lower gTsdes rangs i nm.
dairy is STEADY III sttnn
ioN-o market for other rraoss Ahi4A-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

June 10 1908.
C0FF EcESpec1lation coffee little more
EteaoiTesS sleaoS
markets rather small port receipts al
r1.uIs and market opened STEADY al oI-
changed prices advance Of points II closed seaGy
- basis reported Of 1850 bags The
European markets did respond 10 me NeT-fork de
Of Tuesday. Havre partial :
-c higher while Hamburg unchanged. The
Urinary markets also changed. and the rate Of
Brazilian exchange 3-32d higher Receipts
ported and OF 1000 bags 81 Santos
interior Santos receipts moderate and local
warehouse deliveries liberal At the moment however
trade comparatively little attention 10
eepts being argued that visible supplies large
matter of receipts between and the time when
crop coffee may be expected TO swell the
Is q but comparatively small consequence
-l prices that falling of In the
brings about covering by shorts though IL does not
stimulate speculation
public The spot market quiet with
qlaiatleHs me basis Of 55ec Rio No 4
- IN the local market to-oaE
e. rs Z. rF
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
OTHER MARkETs-B TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June G-CattleReceiPs. 10000; Texans. Is
moo higher IU prime S5ds5 65; TO
medium 81 25qs5. stockers and feeders s3qsS; cows
81 6GGS4 heifers 5fS5 I5 81 oUGs3; bulls
So 50@$4 calves 81 50ds6 S. Texas fed steers s49
60 Hogs-ReCeipts to-da2. 900: % 900
left over 1000 Mixed butchers s. s5d$6 20; good
10 choic. heavy 2CGS6 30 rough heavy So 9Odss 90
light So snGSo 05; bulk OF sales s. 95gse DO Sheep
Receipts. 10000 Sheep strong to 1oc higher; iarbs
choice wethers. 81 5OGs5 20; fair TO
choice mixed. s3Gs4 so. native lambs, 81 5oqST. -
Cincinnati June 10Hogs active higher - Us 10;
81 %; lambs quiet. lower. 81 50qsT II.
East Liberty, 1O.-Catt1e steady. Choice. So 80
GS5 80; prime. So logs5 So good. 81 Hogs higher
Prime heacy heavy Yor<ers. Sc % light
Yorlters and pigs 30ds6 3: reughg SASS co Sheep
lower 81 OH$4 s.; choice year.nss, 81 30
6S3 70; veal calves. STG$T u
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
STEAMBOATS,.
AND POINTS IN

I60(UJS) II (UJkl NEW ENGLAND.
FAIL RIVER LINE for Newport. Fall River Boston and
all Eastern and Northern Points. Steamers PRISCILLA
and PT-RITAN. Orchestra each. Leave Pier 49,
n p foot os Warren St. week days and Sundays at
$50 p. VI.
PROVIDENCE LINE for Providence Boston. NORTH and
East Steamers PLYMOUTH and CONNECTICUT
Orchestra on each. Pier IS, n p, foot Murray
only at 8 2. NJ
sTONINGTON LINE for Stonington Watch Hill Nara
gansett Pier and East. Steamers MAINE and
RHODE ISLAND. Leave Pier 40. n. R. foot Clarkson
St. days only g P Nj.
NORWICH LINE London Fishers Island. Block
Worcester. Boston. North and East
Steamers CITY OF LOWELL and CITY OF WORCES-
TER Leave Pier 40. N foot Clarkson St. week days
only 80 P NJ
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hartford. Spring
and North. Pier 40 " r., foot Clarkson ST
Week DAYS Steamer RICHARD PECK leaves New York
al p Nj sundays 93O y VI. (E. 31st ST. 1918 A M;
returning, New York = z. M
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11

special I1Fefpool ceAyies- sSOA -.
ouet. sales bales Speculation ana eSIs5s,
Arerican 3 Receipts, Il oec: american Ae;
ul5diur splar6 G72d- Futures opened Irregular sae
POINTS aerace on ara 4G5 points aaNhee On l@te.
months Closed unsettled. s5z931s points IghSf on
rear r-or.te ar5 ~ points late months June
65ld June-JuIy 1896 sTG; August so
seffeufe- aSd- September-OctoDer, Ted: atetobe-
&ovefaie- bg,4s 36: November December,
DeoeabarJanlIarv 9a5-2id: Januarst e1rtarS o.Isa
So. Febrl,ary March. 5.I9aS2o Manchester
No-e lHquI-g but not much doing Cloths 'o0
laB
FIQI-g AND sfEAI-The -four market was nr;n ana
rah F1ee scEe IN some brands. while generally re
Porting r1g5 business fuli price, spring pateII'
$ taFss e. winter gfraights SO Gas3 20: winter patents
- lsss s. 35MS3 30. extra No "iIi
ScsS ezfs 10 81 s0as2 80. rec dog. CSC
- 30 RYE FLDIFiflrLn tuo,Sd- rAf
a9oa s. ssNS3 -. choice - fancy % s5IsS -
tolNNEAls~Firra Quoted: Kiln dried s$as3 10 As 20
nieHc BAG MEAI-Fiffn Quoiea Fine "51ite ShD
fsasf, 81 40asl -; 81 UsaSl 10 f-r-D Ell
e GATED spring bran. spot 81 sachh 20 a. a. ono
@ r. Sc %. snitng bran middiing. $50 i06ts IN zo
, SACKS rs,v ed seins2i 80. Linseed oilchke, 81!
Aominy chop $40 20 bulk 81 90 arrive oaifleai'
GRATN-wHEAT-Most Of the cav wheat traders s &c.
voted time 10 accounts. pendina VIC
toffrnl9e1r reugrf advance which foiic~es 60
slaeres ira he crowd eyiaently oRerseio. ~
aTe5 thst the reuort would be more buish than hao
n eTaecfeG T 10 last hour nrfnness pftshileo
~ askeg bef after l:a0 o'clock there was
ling. under viich whole inarhst taseu "i
stt sf ssG1t advance sfIr AESlAB peen .
point slaoat 5c bushei higher tnHh tne
80 IL way Of crop there " as soine
Ns oFez tbs Appearance Of cold weather IN INC i>O
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS.

Liverpool June 10 4 D. m.Cottonspot in limited de
p,sn5e nrices q points higher; American middng
70sd good middIing e.ssd middling I'D low mid
sales of the day COCO bales Of which 500 for
speculation and export. and included +oo American;
all American: futures opened firm
and closed unsettled: American middlng C. June.
q MIA, Iune and July 6 46d6 +Td. July and August
4ed August September. 2sd Feptemher and octo
her 7Od: November 535SfJ 3Sd; November
and December 23a5 2id December and January, 5000
nd January and February. .2od; February and
Mar x
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11

ne N+E-Yo-k market spot cotton closed ql s sc
advance Of 10 points Iaidclng upiano qlotea '1o'
lud He1ng GuiE u T5c Sales were 900 pa ~,
Orleans 6rw higher. L 7-1Sc; sales ZVse pe
Gaivesron arrn 1ls.c sales bales Augusta hrun &c
higher At 70: sales 3 bales 81 ls1uis hIIi'
h.gaes st fTs.c Mobile nominal. unchanged, al itc'
Savannah nm unchanged at lltsei sa-es' = Daies
Wlrf-rr5r nominal Norfolk. steady, X hshsr, et
lkc bales Baltimore nominal ;. hiene o- -
I95.c NeU-tsrieans ior 70
rsp pa fo asso bales against week and lol
Galveston 200 bales against ioI lssl
last wear. Houston 90 70 sy5 baiss'
sRsi iazfs 81 Il
EecesE-s ne pogts and interior points to-oaS co
rsr-l R-h day week and last year;
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool 1n.Closlng -Whsat-Spot steady; No 2
Western winter IS 4d: No Northern spring as "a
No sd futures steady: July 6s 3sd sep
temb.r es 2Isd Corl-spot hrm; American mixed. new
IS ID American mixed Old 5s Cd futures steady June
nominal July As Tlsd: September As 3asd Peas-tanh
dian quiet SIS p1sd Fourst Louis fancy winter aaes
3D. Hops London Pacific COAST steady 10 12sGt6
beef quiet India Sos Pork ARM prime mess
SIS 3D. Hams-Ehort cut. Il TO Id 10 nrm,
e5s Cd nrm: Cumberland cut 26 TO 30 10 AIS od.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. 10. 1903
BEEVEs-Reeeipts were 115 cars or 2 2is heaa; s, ~,
S2 for ElaughtsreTs and IS of tite
active and higher good and PRIME iEa1s
showing advance OF Zoe. medium seIihg loHIeS
higher lat bulls held up steady; bologna bulls we're
f0dI5c lower: fat firm, but others laoteqa
steady Zoe lower One of cattle arrived ate ana
held Poor prime steers sold at s4asa %
per 81 JolS4; bulls s3g4i 40 one eala
fat bull 81 65 a 81 5oDs+ Dressed beef nrn
nd 6h h4se 10 extra nailss
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
stxi Istal T,nsitinn Of Brazilian coffee is follows

tYpTTON-Not previously this mas there been
50 violently irregular spasmodically active Gay
rapid -hat il lnpossibie 10 Keep
CT price. safes were pelIs
several different figures The same moment A.
2-zT July quoted l202c prominent D'oAeI'
became At buyer. and in twelve minutes NAG
rushed the price I'd 1880 the high point OF the Gay
and season But minute intervening beIoTe
clang gong the bears had pounded II oo"Ls
he course of the during the entire session
Values svayed aud fro first the buns theh
bears gained ascendency- All sorts o. ruh4os
acre circulated regarding the speculative situatlo-
C0lteTaeo tfAt iiis
afvsnoe was The beginning OF the enc. The most re
rarkabe development Of the GaF was the report tSt
certain Nev-FuglaHd mills would snip sptt 70 h"Vs
Iege ha al present price the mills can better afford
70 se1t their goods ms .altat
mainly Responsible realizing which TOOK place
high point Of the morning Inc flathei 'aG
points the being TO rather lower eaoies
so far as the old crop positions are concerned Hlu
reaizcr Almost immediately after the call however,
Iaveroa turned frm. New-Orleans was wei UP 10 us
prices ,eut on July reaching j. &c; August llflc aao
September lnG3c the bears offered more eeiS'
demand from subsided slightly and at mo
declined 20 a iefel aL5-t 70 -
POINTS higher another sensatlolal
which forced prices ~ new hlgn ieFe6 s IoI ss
season Tuy reaching 12.30c. August llssc
Sc and November y 7oc- ieL - -
eaeed or Dnatt
aesT haune-uE attended by f1InoTs t;9S 80 srsii,-
arrived al private settlement The market was Ilhaig
unsettled net u points lower on ,te
points July. Z 10 = points hlsIsi or ~
Cr-rans sales futures were ssl4laSNTH a.
sasfsH5 50
TIE -aage - contract prices in the local market 10
%
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11

short ribs 1s TO "a 10 5s clear uidle Light S TO
al n SOS cd. long clear middIes heavy. 3S 10 40 1o
sis Cd backs 16 60 10 5is Cd clear bellies
- 10 16 no 4as Shnuders-Sqrare II tn II n firm.
quiet: prime Western in tierces 4ts "a
States steady 75s quiet; American finest white
5Ss American coIored 55s I'd Taltow Prime city
5III o5s T,rpentne-Spirts quiet ios Sd Rostn-Com
mon steady 5s 7iad. Petroleum-Rehned steady. 6lsd
/ oil steady.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11

Foreign Aiarkets.-RIo-Coffe rnarke. firm; No Rio
2Saa Exehange q32s. receipts 6.0O0 bags; cleared
cleared for Europe, 2cJo
Santos-Coffee market quiet
ue1 average santos 8SSee receipts l2o0O bags; stock
tszEs Hiamburg-ofTee market opened unchanged
2-2g IN net unchanged; sales looJ0 bags HaFre
opened quiet and unchanged; at u n IN
.-a-azd. at , . y steady advanced = franc;
other raoa1hs unchanged. so unchanged total
=ale LaEs-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11

PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD


Desbrosses and cortisndf Streets
1.-THE Leaving time from Desbro..e. and
that given heloY for Twenty-third street
.'Sn sas a. VI. FAST MAiIefs4Tor sespns and Dining
ess A. NJ ST LodIs slssplns
Oils St. Louis Dining Car.
Sleeping Dining smoking and ahTsTgeton GqmPa
sn casi II E9T sS1So ASp sT LOUIS EXPRss
For Tolsdo NashviiIe Cincinnati and LOUISVILLE
4s iasi4PaD3i. M Sl11cSeo aSaaS slfeR!qs
55s Ga p .e,f.'Hs r. sr Dh55 horIs Ftssg5s
Cincinnati Indianapolis Louisville St Louis dining
p For n "Sg9 MEsTEFx N Sid caicaso
Ied9 eNfept seFTG ssPTdsyE PRES
Chicago For Knoxvile daily via shenandeeh Valley
Bouts Comets for slsTeaS9N hNp cINcNNATI Ex
PREsS"For Pittsburg Cleveland. Cincinnati indian
-p0'-z wAsHrNGToN AND THE SOUTH
7 2 n.as a0 n, Can 10 car Dess5Ss' 1o5s ans
m 1885 Dining Car 10 tDesST9ss;sase ;aed a' ali Paror
ana Dining caT rs Dining CsE1 e ixs; . s1ndas IS
O. 81 Dinns Car io55 cpning CAR - IS nins
Carr g % Congressional IIni.ea; S Dining Carr 455
1Dessrosses and Cortandt Streets. 5l5 'pininS C@'
soTTHERN # R kAiLWAY-E1press s2s 42S p II" l2'0
ATTANTIc COAST L1NE-EzDress' o-@S a M anu I'D
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAT.-Exp'ess' l2'' p H.
NoRrdLK oRd ii hSf5 hkD WEsrERN RLwAYF0r Memphis
CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAT-i-o9 d H. w."
days I daily. o---or1- * a m
FOR OLD POINT CpMF0Fsdd " daaIl ana E'O ~
sToSsn Rs.ssslsa Ss Fss r. sss%sEs 6ss;
Standard Coaches on weekis SS,a,1iord
Ior smoking car Paror Dining Car and s'ahdu
Coaches Sundays.
CAPE MAY.-I2 55 .. m. weekdays. -, ,e-or,
For points and Long Branch fSaliIAu ~. 10
Twenty-third Street Stationl $50 a. n. *
% and 455 weekdays Sundays. dsts1St
Streetsl. 30 IL 20. . 80 34o 42o ana 0lO
. m. weekdays. Sundays 9-+5 a. m. 500 p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
COS 725 T55 755 Dining Carr. S.25, 500. DO tD tDll
ing Car) t9J5 81, Louis Limited. 1910 tDesprOsse9
and Cortlandt Streets TO- 20 Dining Carr, 10 70
Carr I55 Dining 210 (Desbrosses and -
Streets 22O) $50, 3.23 Dining Carl, 800 80
fpinng Can Dining Carr. t4j5 Chicago
for Germantown Jet. only 800 Dining carr o1, .S'
605 T50 Dining Car. s25. % Dining Carl 90 ~
Louis Limited 9.55 1928 CPenna. Limited looS tEln-
ing Carr a. m 12J5 Dining CaD. l5j Uhnlng CarJ.
3 y Dining Carr. so AS Dining Carr, 4a5 chicago
Limited Germantown Jet onyl 40 tnlIS IL,!'
DINING Carr, s2J. s55. @25 ~ 10 nishI
Ticket Offices 1854. f3 and 2S1 Broadway 10
Fifth (below 23d Stu 263 Fifth Avenue corner
29th 1 Astor House, West Twenty-thiTd StIeet
Streets Street. 3eo Broadway
Pennsylvania Annex Station, BROOKLYN; station;
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company VIII
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination
Telephone Eighteenth Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service.
". W. ATTERBURY J. p. WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manase--
GEO. W BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits turpenne without importent
change in quoted prices, although the demand fairly
active in q Rosn and remained steady at
11uc hanged prices 2
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-oi and machine bbls. 49'a
050c .-...,-
TAR-Pine bills. 81 40, oil bbls 81 4OaS4 45 80 -.
ROSIN-Common good strained s. oJpS2 10; Z, s. 20
9s3 o5- F. 35dS2 H. So 60: l. So 30;
K s. 4O NJ 81 GpdSa 20: y s. 7OQ$3 So: W C. So S59
G0. NJ I0dS4
New-York tribune., 1903-06-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. 1o.-Flour steady wheat-sPring dun;
No hard n Northern. SIC: winter dull ana
easy: No white. sac: No red Sic. Corn frra' 70
yellow 52iac No 2 sic Oats steady; No white
Rye-No store. 55l2c. Canal freiShts steady
chicago June 1O.-The leading futures ranged as
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STOCK ON HAND.

Savannah June 10-Turpentine hrm 46c; receipts l275
bbs. sales. 99T exports. 1893 itosin hrn; receipts
$50 bhis sales sG6; exports. $500 quote: - and
q 81 20: 81 70; T. 81 So F. 81 81 @: 81 3o H. y 40;
81 81 %; II, So %; n. So 10; W g. 20 70; w W.
S3 30 -, A., NJ,
Charleston IO-TNIrpentne, nothing doing Hosin
steady: A and c. 81 d ~; L. 81 IS: F. 81 50;
G. 81 So H. 81 35i / 81 %; Is 50; NJ, So lo N 50 10;
" O. So %; " W. SO 55.
wilmington June l0-spirits tqrnentine steady 4ee' @
- bbls Rosin 81 reeePls, 81 DDS
turpentne 81 rs, So and So 5 receipts 100 hels
Tar firm. 81 G5; receipts. 435 bbIs.
American strained 9d; fine as