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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-15
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Correction for July q.

New-yoyk. July u. 1904.
ing 81 cars for West sldo siaash5eraT and ears r
yeteTia prices Ordinary to fair reeves sold AZ S. Sa
81 - per 100 10 bulls a1a COWS at s. The dressed
higher than at the opening OF this week Medium
6aloc. Estimates Of cattle for to-norrow's market
that whether iheTe we're few Or many the cattle would
Teported satrie ana sheep arm No shipments Of i've
stock dressed meats reported either for to-day
SAFE {. Chen 800 @ pa 9h Pds 'ss at !.s
MePheTsoa & CO: cows. sez n. at s. 20: DO os7
an sSaa1e OF 57 A o2S al a yhf su. 9a
No butteTnilks g9Tt nori 40 On n s t 81 81 TsS
csvea we're higher again to-day. but seemed 70 be less
veais sold a iOSi254o per n bg; mainly al n4zG
ssies@H F. Hollis: 20 veals rs ID 81 10
per 100 nj Hume 8 Bro 80 veas is 10 a, 81 3o do
40 n9re a. Ialea veas 15a u. 81 IS do $50 n
Sanders: veas 15e u, at 81 10 10 do $50 n at
80 a9i 90 A ~ - 1ABs-Recepts were IL.
manifested that shpmeHt1 were Sc tsat hack al
late hour was generally 'eousht tHat Monday
would 5s me to be- vel cleaned out by the
%ees sheen were 25c higher ard lambs also
Tasecd i5g45e Common g1me native sheep sela at
IS asa Dressed mutton has advanced 2s3e per y az
hqsSa 5ne se ss' aS f hh as 1a Ber n dressed lambs
saIes-Nssston & Co.: 80 virginia lambs g n aTsr-
s. l3d Kentucky do -
Virginia 90 60 n at 50 % 23T Do 80 n at IS 81
II Kentucky sheep i02 - 10. West Virginia
SIS 10 81 go Virginia IS y. az s. 5o Co. 81 n.
al S4 cuIs so 10. ar So
Mcpherson & Co; e3s Virginia lambs. 6 10. AT IS
213 Maryland 81 IS 10: 20 Virginia sheep les
u. a 81 30: , Maryland do 93 -. at 81 SO.
To5tr & Shannon: 40 Kentucky lambs 81 n. at so
rs Virginia 81 n IS 10: So Kentucky sheep lOi
h.. @ s..
Kerrs Commission Company. SIG Virginia lambs. Is
.. IS 80.
Harrington & Co: pa Virginia lambs 81 II. az 80.
HCt5S-F2ecsipts 10 loo head. al
slaushtsrers with the exception No sales
reported live weight Commission statesmen
ing for higher prices and Buffalo and Ptttshurx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-15

cs considerable loss but question Is How much %
nes alreacy been discounted recent Liz advances
Judging from the character to-ays selluz the -ada
eit satsed VITA the profits hand ga net care
= hold on greater uptuls Cahles
favorable 70 the bull especially the Continent
az private message buIIsf
al news Nach CIT such fr the market vester-
beses te oIcial forecast predicting clear cooler
2-oloS IN the southwest FriGaE. dispatches fror7
--l--s -.
growing country Wednesday night Tho winter wheat
no ~, -s.- small aEErcSatiCg Lut 5000 bush.
tcla4 interior ss.Eh, against
Vee Na2a ear ago. Minneapolis stocks shaved do
tase g ooDs" bush for five 7Eys. Lroorlall pre-
dlcLsG Argentine SHIPMENTS 100000 bush f0v tho
E-e s!lhclEtl = : said Argentine crop has
starred lcL We Tie close %ev,-Yor represented
l-el loss u -40 bush exrcrf trade
I2EIec No ; RED was quoted USfa @ zfoat. \,
fgr--eIn 4uufh. s. O e- CCRc--TEe wheat the corr
ta-A'L sll:teC CT % strength during
sAe HaG became weak aCG close showed 4 n 30
Il -elne NE crowd was 5eartsn. much
al Gay acting o. the favorable weather conditions
l&rse- movement reaching ono Jrsh al {1taror
POINTS compared With laSty
-cllcn LOT Argentine shipments FRIDAY vas
Gls mere was an export business i loads in the
l'la. 10 closed - 5ca.c elevator and
g ahoht. 10 : white. DOC No > yellow !ec 2 n h
SHai - -S-I he more favorable weather OUTLOOK, also
nae us influence On the prices
Ir2-@'oE- he DAY. with OTTER grains cash os+g N
"-l OK Closed as follows Mixed oats % 70 20 n 42T
soc natural white. 80 70 - - 4FG47c. clipped white m
= :" 10 4t-zanlc RN E<Mari1st nominal! 2 AIR
24aitet sou Feeding quoted a. &c 20. N-s-v-
4orhs mating. nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-15
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. July 1850
7CEEEE---e coffee market sr.et showed
cGlI21tFsy ike opening unc-ange5
points higher. n sympathy with clr German cables
tie market lied Sen-ra--- steady. The advance o. ;
points sprl----s to one or two options originally
changed absence selling The
ousL INKS higher a.. bst Two positions which
TEL Unchanged Sales limited d matter o.
bags. LEZ-!s- receipts Shove. further expand
:lg Ie1lelcyt reaching $500 bags the tIe Two
por-E. aoOte <
:rts.loT $500 bags sainsr b sSJ
a-5 J --Gi&ly receipts
yesterday. = holiday d i1e
french marEsI and the absence OF cables :rou that
so--ce msr had IL6-e promoting rhe
light business locally Hamburg = 70 = ptE higher
-. according 10 the 1S- cables
with no - lower. Il also Go-.1sy II the
Brazilian yesterday and consequently more vii
Il n oTcz cE5les today Importers moderately
curing the session. bu- there Wss 10 appearance OF
pressure against market be judged -ra1 re
snlz ana tho steady UNDERGONE some Az
to---ies predicting st further Increase f. receipts
-~eir- declines
cain Ioc-. quotations L bC speculation re-
TIE sp1t market was quiet. vth quotations or the
Tie 5as q o5aat. prices IL The Local na-ka; today
F0T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-15
NEW JERSE1 CENTRAL r. r.

NEW JERSEI CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty Street ana south Ferry time from south
N++T i've minutes earlier than SHOWN oelow.l
EaSTONs BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND NArCa
a. w = % ilI Easton Onlyl. S16 m. 10.
90 e,3g tS-45 Easton only p. sun. n n
WILkEsBARRE AND sCRaNToN-z4oo s1o
LAAEM0oD. IAkEHURsT. TOMS RIyEE AND
oAHSEGAI-z40 90. $40 a m Lac
%o9d and Lakehurst only). 420 .. n Sundays
ATLANTIC CTTY-ss4O a. n rs4 40 . II
f!NELASD AND BRIDGETOS-tz4 r. n .si 20
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN GROVE
rodSI. .PLEA>ANT AND SEA~HOFE POINTS
1tges SSo 11S0 a n Il20 2-45. $50. 3-53 (exceoe
=ons Branch 40. ass. $50. $50. IL5O D m
s,,nGays except Ocean Grove. SIS a m. Lso' L 0e
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TERMINAL. .A.s
a vi - NJ so9s 7.sSe 7,1Oo a n 90. 100
5000 .. s12 rs md $3.50 '0' '@-0O'
18th AND CHESTNUT STREETS-s3 g IS 90 90 40
n 200. $500. 500. zoo. 70 25 p m.
BALTMORE AND WESTINGHOUSE. 1000. 1900
READING; HARRrsBTRG. PorTsvILLE AND WILL
Reading only. &1-00 ns1s0 fs 90 . n
heading Pottsyne and Hrsb only. T4-0o IS. 90 D n
SANDY HOOK ROUTE II OF Rector ST. r q
5Ialtttc lids Seanrtsht- Monmouth Bch and Long
Loo. ZOE. S45, So $50 3 90 to 4ssUrv P.rS,
PPrr n; T 1J7y 1000 80 90 a n Leo ; 90. 500
sunday tSCnday univ tPa-.or ears ONLY Via Ta-ns-
gus xsatu-days aEzcept Saturdays
81 i34, 1909 1853 Broadway. 1se 5th Av. Is Union
square West l53 East I25th s.. &c West fe5ch s.
go Columbus Az, New York Court S. 34l 8ss
luton 81 B'klyn: 800 B'vay Wmsburs York
ISer ~ e7s for and checks eaggsss . Estimation
wee Efes and cen ASr- Gen Pass'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool july 1s.-Clasing - vvEIEAT-Spot nominal
futures strong July, IS sd, September. 6s Sd Dece-
Der. is SID COFN-spot steady American mixed.
American mixed, Old As 5l2G; dull; July
As 4ad; september - 21-d. Professionalism quiet at
81 3d FLOJ Ft-St Louis fancy win-sr duh a 80
HOPS in London aciAc Coasu STEADY at IS 15s3fd 15s
BEEF dull. extra india ness. bSs Sd. PORK steady;
prime mess Western 67s % FAAis-short cut. IA 70
10 ID, firm At as Cd BACON strong; Cumberland
10 10 AS rib 10 AS Cd long ciea-
mdtes, light. ~ "a ~ +4s Cd long clear riidaIes
heavy 50 70 20 10, AIS. backs 10 ~ n
Ais; clear teies. II TO 10 n AS DERS-Square
II 10 - II strong AZ +os to LARD steady; prime West
IN ueCces. SOS Sd American refined pals Cos 80
BUTTER-Good United States quiet at 69s CHEESE
steady American finest white as Sd American rnest
coloIed. 3ts TALLOW-T'Tirne city quiet els TCR-
PENTlNl---Spi-its steady at Ais %. ROSIN-Conlron
arm az s. 81 PETROL III M-Relined quiet LIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-15

90 IL Exshaage SPECIAL LtrerpocI cables: Spot
y-or- 2iand sales, Zoo bales; speculation and
-- es .aaupis1d G4d Futures opened steady IN
t1E ieSE and 3Eg4 Joints lower distant posi-
II ge4- Neiy steady. net 526 points higher
Il sg- ,Pp points higter crop positions. July.
W Ter. Soc Dctober--soyer3ler. J3ids No
- f-l5er I'd. December anuary. 5.25d Jan
- - lar February March March and April
- --s---aezte1E qGeL and unchanged: cloths
LoCI2 AND EEAL.-The -four market continues in
.- &c l9rant condition Of nte with buyers coming
.s.y stFalghts reported. otherwise there was
% speak Of Spring patents, SSs4s5 45; winter
- = o3sS4 -; winter patents - s5as5 9 spring
- : winter; s. s5qsa -. RYE Flour hrn; quoted
-sl - good. Ss0$5 -. choice fancy 81 5Qs3 60.
III tAL quiet quoted: Kiln dried, s. 95gs2 10.
,li = - NEAL SLOW" quote ne M1tte and
-4oN - .Jgsl -; 81 OsebSl l. FLED ttrTn
s-rec western cpring So: standard middi.ug. 81 p
90 so rec dog S25 prompt shipment city o-sn.
- -, 90 baI a2G mailing 81 %: red DOS
Sc 80 - ' -
GRAIz-W-aEAT-The early developments IN wheat
stlcAlarly tie July Chicago. which advanced Be peg
aEh after The opening ba1 Of shorts At tie
Ael point September the various markets
tle~ea about le advance oyer the previous night This
Leer which lost part Of their Initial upturn and
a+eT The turned rather with selling
genera nature. Including some for short account me
&c that The heavily overbought and
have Substantial decline before more advance
secured. This feeling stimulated Il the
afternoon BY that Kansas city had received
Ise been resumed Oklahoma The reports Claimed
INST Kansas exaggerated. although
nlErF Vas undoubtedly great The Price Current sad
Toe loss 70 winter wheat IN the West since July
Presumably 100000 @5oOoa10 bush. Secretary Co
sTl figured the Kansas be so per FROM
oo2s These authorities establish pretty well the tact
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-15
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York. July IL 1904.

NeV-York. July IL 1904
BEANS AND PEAs-Jobbers are buying lots as are
the moment OF enl2rE-
tn business 10 any considerable extent The temper
OF the light receipts anc
redcton y stocks Scotch peas hod Arm
=. 80 auotahiv changed We quote: BEANS mar
~ -Soiee 1er bush s. s5as2 90 Do medium, 81 S54$2
- 81 "a. do red kidney. - asss- 20 30 white KID
SS, s. s0lsa s.: turtle SOUP s. sO4S2 - 90
yellow eye 81 5JGs2 GO; 10 lima oaioEis - 40 GO
e. Soeis1 s5 DO other foreign redluTa. 81 COG
a. Teis DO Ioregn 81 ty9si e0' o+1E1--N t1--AS
Sca+cb taes per hush. 81 1C1Sl lZss
TsT-rTFFS-Receipts to-day. > lS1 Digs me LFfl4ess
go e<tc-d, developed into an advance q &c on top
OF
s- IN a desire oi receivers 10 store Very
Ls- - pretty free speculative
s,-i1- an The local market Under the cal on Change
q cresunerv sold 1sc 81 tubs % score at
- ,sras nice and - tubs. % score, az lIssc ina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-15
Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
- Rudolf Gutrnonn. Plaintiff against Anna Wo-us~-
Defendant To the above named Defendant: Tou are
hereby summoned ..tI,-
copy Of on tna pfat,
Attorneys within days the sevice ~ tbfs
exclusive OF service and ~ -
OF failure 10 appear answer judgment wiz h..
the coE-p paint
Da ted New York June 18th 1904
KENNESO\ EMLEY & RUBINO PlaInffS,z s..or,.-.
Postoice and Office address II-I9 WiIItsn strss9
Borough OF Manhattan, New York Cj-v 1885,
To Anna Wormser, Defendant: forexof,p Summon.
Is served upon by publication.
Hon Jo1n Proctor Clarke Justice o. IRE S,n--a
Court, GATED TIE 18th day OF June 1894 and as1 rjth
ne complaint Office CT the C1erE
OF New York. At Manhattan. New York or N --i'S
Dated New York. June 18th 1904
gENNESON. EbIL-ZT & RIBINO ,,,..-.,r-
RrdcH e5utiha'in once and r. o. Address II IN
Street Borough AIaRhattan New VT ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-15
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London July IA sale CT sheeps.rtns was bet IN
Mincng Lane to-day. The offerings numbered asa
bales Competition Ursatisacory
wooded skins Coarse fun wooded crossbreds advanced
3 Fine crossoreds unchanged Hale
wco.cd poor nd they decira5 ~
per Following sales: Neyy-Sonth WelAs
q bales 4Gs I'D. Victoria. Bis So,+b
Australia, lbs bales S'7ns47d; Australia 7oS
bales a 314GSss5, Tasmania. 325
Nev-Zealand. I16G bales at 5GSd; Punta Arenas 3S3
bales at "+s4s9sd Falkland Iaanos ID bales 57
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-15

-C--rCN-WitaCaL beng specially active. to-iay's cot
r-sr-e- i showed ,r-eEClar1tE A.
VINES Tor looked though The SCUM was continued
seller prospective yields, and ne sVerageSot sent
around -he ring 4pEe-ie- - - uea-r 20 -9-
Buying
operators evidently ---rg ar-aEe Of
blsE cables drive II me snort interest and prices
E--z-e=- aid prIces greatest ----ess -st le
cl1se. Nev-C-.ez1z operator became
cuEer cS both CID and crop positions The
E5ra-cg tendency q promoted b7 the
continued LEisECess OF T-e cables, especially
carried spCt business Fl E1--sh for
reported u J01 bales decline only
sn points. and Csssiu7ss Of arcp ne
market tE Liverpool
buying August here and freight
E--re-L curing -ke irt -ar SecteTre- presumably
F-1 -l --t1rti-1 q taking --t-cn on TIE
c+-5r new crop reports were
s-- Il reported -ha- san Antonio oGaE.ng 1DO
laes Z cotton for shipment Tuesday.
h-1-eE gS5 BALES expected II The future There
damage, M complaints Il this
f---a1t irfrence- The market opened
oI az POINTS, n reg 70 the cables covering
F1c burning by houses with European connections While
re = Ire -r1ro traders supporting
GERS This demand absorbed the offerings SJutherEers
GI- longs taking and while the market
l@reDcec frequent 81 gh sethEcEs
e- prices worked less steadily upward yzur!-
ss be1re -Ee close when active buying
le- = NEF-Drlezns operator. Aeyv-Torlz ard
: r, lpe = eartrs fccr brokers. caused frn
9sE WttA prices net -2a26 points higher. nearlv
-7r re session Sales ware estimated 200. 00O
re r-rEe - contract prices the local market to
Z C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-15
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
1luERpooL CoTToN MARKET.

LIVERPOOL July a ?. ul-CO-ToN-spot-Goot bust
ness done prices points lover American Ecdng fair
4 sd. GOOD nliGIirg. T4d. Uidding. 6G4d. low mid
dns 6505. good ordinary, 6521 ordinary. 8 Pa The
gales l2tU0 baes Of which 900 for
speculation ara export and included l!OOO American
Fecetufs- 1000 American Futures opened
steady and closed ven steady. American rniadlng.
July asa August. d54d, august and Septeul
3 September and October. Sod October
November 53Id: November December, 5216; Deceu-
bera January sd; January and F-orua-y ; Fad;
Eshraary and March. 5 24d. March ana April 5.24d-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-15
NAVAL STORES.

SPIRITS ri-pe-tiae, machine barrels. vas advanced =
ss----cer holders and
srer,nxs quickly absorbed. Both the rosiu and TAR
rarksts very quiet latter being largely
nominal We quote 49, re-.
gs7e.
TAR-Nomirat
R5STN.-,-on7non % good strained. S2as3 g Is:
a0. g Sc y. r s. 35GS3 20. 81 so X 81 -,
n ssI5 \ 81 45qS4 So. " g. 81 6JGSl 20 and " W s.,
STOCK on HAND
TnFin -- los IBIS
- ..........--...... :.SSe ebls.
auier. 52-sc. receipts IL RosIN hEm s. IS BID Re-
ccirts. TAR s. receipts. =. CHI DE-
II al E-oTINE arm $ y. s. an s. = rsceipts 100
taarlcaror- = C.. l4--TLitPENTtNE a.
EgA- IS A. &. =
s. 81. r. ~ $ - = u.s. 50. = s. j2s as 55i
a. 8. 5-1- H. s. TTtz. s. 22iz. r. So 50. NJ - s.;
~ Sc IS. W q 81 Il. Y ". - IS
Savannah. JULY l--TJEPENTINE fru. S5'ec; re-
ccipJs. L34l; sales. 265 exports 81 RQslN arm 70
CO pts 33Ic sales . 40. exports 20 Quote: a 3, -,
s. 81. H. 5. 20 l. s. 60FS2 So F, So d5lS2 81 g.
s. 20 H. s. s7ls IS. X. s. %. NJ Sc So y. 50 90.
" =. s. 40. " ". s. 70
London July I4-TCRPENTINE- ais 81.
ROsIN-Ar1e-ca strained CO. cue, rs Sd
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e ?. contract prices IN the local market to

2s ioea- market Tor SPOT cotton closed quiet AID
'----- ~ upland and lL50c f8~ middlinF Gulg
-s3-II--H sIl- markets. were reegrapLed follows
,F-iFeslln 1rrl unchanged. 4 - lI-1fc. sales
ka-es Mobile nominal. unchanged at - &c Savaarsh
--r .l2e.-Ege- ~ l-c. sales. I5S bales Charleston
Saa y i'l1-ngi5a nominal No-folk steady. higher
@tles - tsle- Baltimore nominal
,--se- = ---f-c lE-sta quiet unchanged. liz
sll4s louis g1ir-. llncEarr-S IN
-eptE q The ports and interior points today
&c N--- ne sane day last e.. az reaz:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-15

Foreign coffee A5a-kets.Tl i's7n"e laEs-7- cue,
~ $50 ex-ls-Ee - ;-lJl receipts. 5000 bags
Etsrr.er-s ar The United state tt1 bags s---'@
IT Europe ZOOS Rag. stock. 1'e's bags
&c. -rerzz- .ufa-- r-a5 santos 3S=F re-
cei--s s0 ouo bag stock. 664 600 bag Hamburg
C1-ee market opened 3 -1g higher AZ 100 = Was
- a. liz higher sales. 16rN bags.
me srat-z--a- position q Brazilian c9cee $ as 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-15
Country dressed hogs almost nom

strong to-day. Country dressed hogs almost
tnaL but frrn
sales yeste-dayl-s. Judd & Co: 80 State hogs
III % 80 20 per 100 II. roughs FL n
s4 70: l boar. loo -. So
Andrew Mullen. % State hogs 2o5 70 a. IS 20; 4
-oughs. S29 =. at 81 -; stag go n 81 20.
y. u. Hollis: - State hogs 1870 70 AZ s. Sc
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Ocean Steamers.

Ocean OTedmers.
{ Marks ROUND THE WORLD TOVTR
Leaves Oct. 6;h; $50 days: So CO
Strictly class. limited nur1her,
F. (. CLARK, liz Bwav n
II a NELOCE''-Fast italian Line
Sailing every Tuesday 20 Naples Genoa
BOLOGSESL HATFIELD & co. 20 WAL q,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

SSea9y: 40 Northern 81 074 asked corn unsettled;
offerings RYE-No offerings. Canal freights steady
chicago July 1.-THE leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-15

Lackawanna Railroad.
Lsass -~zs u SkA
TeuO a ii -FOr Ellsna11Iuu AND SYRACUSE.
sluOO \ A--FOr EurzO. Chicago and 81 Lou.A
r.
sL40 P M--F0- GuffaL0
t4OO P. M--For Scranton and Plymouth
s6.O0 P A--For Buffalo and Chicago
80 r. 1lE-r blfI4i1, >sracts-- t--c1r1ed Springs
% 90 A M.-f'or ChicaEo-Sleepers 9 P NJ
Tickets l49. 429 1855 l43+ Broadway. ". 2: ~
Fulton St Brookly1- ~Day TE-xcspt sunday IEhurs-
days. Fridays and Saturdays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-15

WHY NOT GO
ROUND THE WORLD {?
Japan and the Ear East We're never So interesting as
the World Of Select Limited Parties
leaving from August 70 November. for lesureiy six
months Journey visiting Honolulu Japan. China the
indies. CeyIon. India. Egypt. &c Soma parties
proceed westward, some eastward Highest class ar
rang enle1JS. Programme request
THOS. COOK & SON.
2GI and 1IS5 BROADWAY. SO MADISON AVENUE.
NEW YORK
Boston. Philadelphia, Chicago. san Francisco sc.
Our ia Offices. with resident stat. the entire
world.
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

q - - -
AND DEsBRossEs AND cORrLANDT STREETS
= The Saving s!aas from DssOrosses and Cortland,
.,n,u -,rrl FoE E EHEc, WEST
-9-5S IN. ST. LOUIS LIMITED
'Io25 a VI. THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED-2s
.sPv cf a9gFs e SR ms 80 o7-,s pgrss
:iss = NJ SaieA68 1 In Es LOUIS EMPRESS
800 g VI. WESTERN EXPRESS
800 {. "A. PAGIFI- EXFFESs.
% x q a. GLEr .1I1AND AND CINCINNATI EXP
WasHIN:iToS aSD THE SOUTH.
80 SO. - -. "S55. 40 81 - ~I255 80
l. 10 1ie I2i -1Il,Iec * "a .. "a = % B. 2 n
80 t%3@5 ''CoLGr essona! LiEnited). 80. -A25
soJ-TIIElTtN RAILWAY.@Sa5 as D n L 10 a. N.
A'EEI- -ANTIC COAST LINE-s25 a H. and as ,. n
sEABoAI.D AIR LINE.-i2GJ P II and 1910 a. m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RA1LwAY.-5.2S ?. N
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-I.sS a m week
FOR OLD POINT CoIFoRT and NoRFoLE-TS5 a Il
ATLANTIC cITT.Ess5 a N and 265 =. weekdays
G6RE 4 "a w IS yyeek4ays 80, ,-,
SSg.eaysl, and Poat Pleasant, 74o. $50 Il 3.
deys oaly as 355. as . Except Long Eanef p
m aaq = 90 P n from Desarosses and Sc'tiah1'
FOR rHILADELPT1Ia.
.io55 i155 a. n re .r . s. 10 .5s q Is
Gnly '5s5. 655 7.55. % q (s55 Tor North Phiia
sso5 .s:g :Ess5 pi ss5. 40 . 50 a.
~ Xxx -l5J. 81 %. 3.55 81 . Grass for North
Philadelphia only. "J55. 655. 7s5. Sd. s@o
%" Tor North Philadelphia onlyl T. 10 night
Dining Car. fESxCra-fare train
Ticket Offices. Nos 45l 1854 fl3 26I Broadway ls
Itth avenue 5elow 23d ST.: 263 Fifth Avenue tcorner
-.'th ST.; Astor House. stations named above.
brooklyn, Court Street $50 Fulton street so BroAe-
way ana Pennsylvania A-uex station The New YORK
Transfer Company. will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through 70 destination
Telephone 543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad CAB
n. W. ATTERBURY = p. WOOD,
General Manager. PasSr Traffic Manager
" BOYD,
General Passenger Agent.
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new YORK. ONTARIO & WESTERN RY.
Ocean Steamers.

NORrH GERMAN LLOYD.
Fast express arViCe.
PLTMOUTH-CH ERBOURG-RREMEN-
Kaiser - 10 An - I Pm
kronpriaz. July %. 2:30 Pm X. II.Sept Il 80 PA
K. Wu u.-.AUg o. Pm Kaiser. sept. -. 10 AN
ka4ser..Aus. l6. 10 An EIonpriaz- Sept %. : PM
Twln-SCrew passenger service.
PLYMoUTH-CHERBOCRG -
Earbarosss July 81 AM 1S 10 AN
Friedrich July IS 10 AN Earharossa- Aug . 10 AN
Bremen = AM Friedrich Aug. 80 Noon
kurfurst Aus Il. An Bremen Sept 10 An
Mediterranean Service.
Observation-Disclosures
10. II An "a, II
I1lise Aug = II n I5eIe Oct 3 II Al
Hohenzoln sept 10. II AN Albeit. Oct - Il An
From Bremen Piers. Sd ana +th Sts.. HoooIel-
OELEICHS CO. NO. BROADWAY. y 7.
Louis 4 Meyer. ~ south Third ST. PhlIa.
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STATIONS foot II WEST TWENTY-THTRD STREET
AND DESBROSSES AND CORTL-ASDT STREETS
- The leaving from Desbrosses and CortIand &,
Streets Is I've minutes later than given below
TweEIy-thlrd Street Station.
THE
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UNDERSTANDINGS.

II rs Nt D y3 G=A lM ID u AIN LINE.
SEMI-WEEKLY TWIN-SCREw SERVICE
FOR PLYMOUTH. CH ERf51l re. H4aBL kG
Pretoria July Is. s. An 50. An
ffsul July y. Neon Deutschland Aug 10 AM
gvate-see July - Pm sPennzyvaliA Aug 6. Noon
T'AoItke. July Is 10 AN Patricia Is, $50 An
-t5rtL room and rlrasI-El board sNt Ia call a.
Dover Tor LouCoa and Paris.
EDITERRAN SERVICE.
Observation-Disclosures
By superb new Tw n-Screw Steamers.
PrtuZ CsSar- uly 70 10 a.. Nj sept g. ? n
P-nz A-z.leTr Aug. Is g :. NJ Noon
FIRST CABIN. So and $40 UPWARD.
Accprcta.
NBJ-RG-AAIERICAN LINE
or,ces 81 and 81 Broadway. Piers. Hoboksa. y
CUNARD LINE.
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From Piers 5i-52 North River
tz-CPaEld July 10. y Al 10 A
Etrcra- July . ~ 4. NJ CaTnpania---Aug- Is
Lucania. 81. i. II aug -. 10 A
saloon Cor Cbrsa ami Et-u-z. Se5 and upwards
according Z accommodation
TUESDAY SERVICE.
Auraria July ] II 2. Noon
MEDITERRANEAN-ASI SERVICE
Slavoria u JItonla "a. Noon
Fannon4A- Aug ? Noon SavCnla- Aug 80. Noon
Apply - Broadway. Ssv York
VERNON H BROWN. General Agent
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DELIGHTFUL SUMMER CRUISE To HAL
nAx and 81 Johns BaEr,nx 4 Co.. II Stats St. n r
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE
SPECIAL SUMNER EXC. TETS IN SALE
TICKETS Texas. Colorado. Arizona t,aIIf1r-t.
:iex.co Georgia Florida. Alabama DEsLICiFITFJrr
Ot.EAN VOYAGES 'PccGet Guide =
LoRT & CO.. Gen. AEts. ID Front-s1- y Y
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Tourist and Week End Tickets issued to
The Principal INLAND and Seaside Health Resorts
in Engaad and Scotland.

Tourist Guides and al information can be obtained from
Frank c. Great Northern Agent, Ill. Bro ad-
wav New York: Mr. 81. Madden. Great Northern Agent
Maritime Chambers, Canu:e Road Southampton, Mr
+ Green. Great Northern Agent 1856 Dale Street
Liverpool OLIVER BURY. General Manager
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Sleeping Carriages for First Class Passengers attached
10 al night trains between England and Scotland
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First and Third Class Corridor Carriages with Lavator7
Accommodation attached TO all the principal trains