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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24

t4etoIy conditions abroad encouraged bulls
cAsL although the market said be about
-, ~ me on foreign business The cnlv trade re-
eiaay Was 10 loads all oUrports. Most OF the
LesaT-tng home % favorable
1SSIl4sl reports OF showers through kansas was
Outlook n Spring wheat States and The
review, which said that where harvesting
Al me same time wheat coming
-L,.sAs - SHOWN hy the receipts. which crly
oush compared with 23I.O90 bush last
~ re- lois decrease Of 10000 bush Minneapolis
1905 TOT hNe days painted toward liberal de-
ne next visible supply Argentine shipments
-, geo ny Broouhau GOc000 bush about
$3.50 oLs- more than red q
. 90; o aneat No l Northern Duluth at 81 3.
ot-fsN-tor n time to-day shorts in July
- 'otn ere and at Chicago experienced ccnsderabe
-AelJ prices In both JCrlgeG practically
&C aoFe Ire previous night. Attending advance
OF The Chicago elevators had become sour ana out Of
condition forcing traders take in their July hedges
me market was already sensitive regarding July
opton on account n the talk about possible
corner and this news therefore an unusually strong
influence upon the price Receipts were than the
innate and ar The entire West aggregated
push compared with =! 90 year n the after
nom however the market followed lost most os
- uIln'n ard closed only Sake higher
t'rce current said that mostly clean and Of
E,'oc cf-5r but that the crop No
closed At Sc, elevator. Z ahoat No .
white AT o9c and No , yellow at 5Gc o b OATS
- nere was no trade IN the local in contrast
20 W sdnes1ay's activity and the West bullshreSs
seemed rather AZ discount for the market made e
= % b n closed 4594eizc: white 81
~ ~ tsf19c ard cpped white 70 40 n at 5OT53c
Ri5s-M7rEet nominal No Western a zoe nominal.
BARI-EeT-Ncnlinal. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

STATIONS foo, Of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBROssEs AID CORTLANDT sTREETS
l. HE leaving IiIle DesDrosses anu S9Etks1dt
Streets i ave minutes later tLan that g,ssa is
a aSsd.' -'hi'a street Station fA's'' "
- a CHICAGO sPEcIAI--Pa595 s'afs8as
aod Dining Cars 5or Chicago. Indianapolis LOUIS
AS A. NJ. 81. LOUIS LIMIrED.-PuIlraaa slesggins
smoking. and Observation Cars Cincinnati Indian
1875 A NJ - TfiE P 1tSs LIauTED-Pul
coIapartmeat cars For chieAso cleveland Toledo
DelIoll. Cincinnati and Louisville - ,-prr,.s
Nasaviis via Cincinnati and Loaisvsj. Indian
4,55 p NJ Caic4Go LlM!TE D-2Paiirnan Sleeping
S2ni.oklns' and Observation cars For Chlc@so anu
SIS P. NJ. ST, LOUIS EXPREss--For Pi'fseg ,1:
SSaE FS Gary. W Va tvia Shenandoah N~llsS
SIS P. NJ. WESTERN ExPREss-FOF Chicago. Din
7.55 P, VI. PACIFIC -ExpREss.-For Pittsbgrs; To-
doah Valley Route. Connects for Cleveland except
SIS N CLEVELAND AND cINGGISN SasII, E *
a%5 p. n, fITTsBURG sPEcIAI--Datlv for Pitts
WAsHISGToN AND THE SOUTH - ma
brosses and cottand. stress 22o AIS ConsIessoEal
.tr2i'ed all ParIor and Dining Cars ,o 5 T'
Y 10 night sunday SO - IS 'l055 M II p;
Dining Cars, s25 IS .4d5 oDesorossss Curt
socTaEftS R1I Nv s9 Pr; SIS as
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. rs m ana as
sEABo3ARD AIR LINE RALwAY.-Express Il . D n
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIEwAT.-FoF Memphis
cIiEsAPfsKE AID oHf1 RSh-WAY.-TSs a. week
DAYS and 4 IS .. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK--755 a m
ATLANTIC CITF.-8.55 g. m. ana 25S .. m weekdays
sundays. a. m Through Nestibuled Trains buHet
Parlor Cars and STANDARD Coaches weekdays Par-
Tor snoAng Car. Parlor Cars. aud Standard Coaehss
Sundays
CAPE MAY.-125 IS . weekdays
LONG BRANCH, ASBCRY PARK North Asbury PARK
sundays. Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant from
West Twenty-third Street StatOnl, S55 a m. 1926.
l25 Saturdays only, a25, 8 Is. AS and 400 p N
week-days- Sundays. I55, Q p a and i5S p m
L. 80, 100 Saturdays onyl. $50. 3.4o 420 and
80 p weekdays. Sundays. Sis. "a p
500 p. - - =
ee5, 25 sT55 s-25 s.55 St Louis Limited
'955 025 tPenna Limited). s10 S. iL55 u IS.
ass Is 355 25 II - a 55 ~ So Chicago Limited
for North Philadelphia only. @5-55 s. So 7S5 % .
tsb5 for North Philadspna onIyl D - 10 ntght
weekdays. Sundays sos. 'T55. Is 20 . (.9S5 81.
Louis Liultsdl s. l'l025 Psnna. LElitsd( 40 IS a
II % 'i255 'L55. % Is Lao AS l'455 Chicago
for Philadelphia only - 5S. IS So ass
755 SIS s23 (956 for North Philadelphia onlyj
u 10 night
'Dinins Car.
Ticket ofres. Nos 46I 2sr Broadway; isa
29th Stl. 1 Astor House and stations named above:
Brooklyn, Court Street 500 Fulton Street $50 Broad
and Pennsylvania station. The New York
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through destination
Ielephons '543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
W. ". ATTERBCRE. = P WOOD.
General Manager Psssr Trafne Manager
General Passenger. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-YorlL. June %. 1904

NeW-IoTA. Juhe 4Ju1.
BEANS AND PEAs-The light iohhing trade today
Al about former prices feeling generally
steady choice stock No export inquiry 70 speak o.
peas dull offering quite generally 81 10
We quote BEANs narr5ov ehoies; s 1sr s,sa 81 sa9
kidney - $3.50 kidney. S59S2 10
black turtle soup 81 s0as2 IS; do lima California 50 s5
81 40 40 ether foreign medium 81 65ISl rs: IN
pea. 81 1881 50: GREEN PEAS. Scotch bags. per
bush. 81 TO-
RUTTFR-peceipts for the day. 1925 pkgs. Receipts
fairly liberal again to-day but much stock
into prices firmly maintained.
current trading basis for fancy fresh
cry Isc exceeded
exceptionally high quality. Sellers felt disposed
the demand quite promptly and this giving
good healthy situation Fine nrsts steady but
lower grades OF creamery are aouneant ana working out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

California. Is 90; STEADY. July IS 27sd sep
TENDER. 6s S.-d December nominal C0RN-sPot easy:
American mixed, ID; American. mixed old 4s
Sd: futures duI July As ssd: sentsmbsT. 4s 2zsd
TsG,sr dg,s IS 3D. HoPsEIn London lPaeiae coas9.
3D.. PoRK-Duil. prime mess Western. SIS Sd HAMS
-Shert cut !44l6 n. dun. ass Cd BACON-FrIn;
Cumberland cut. 1880 n, 39s. 1924
long clear middlss !ght 2sGs4 n SOS: long mid
zoe Cd clear bellies .4aI6 \; s9s sHoULDERs-
Western. n qgrees 34s cd American. refined N pals
85s ID BCTrER-Good United states steady, ass
CHEESE-Quiet. American. finest white. do col
ored sss. TALLOw-Prime city quiet. 2la TTRPEN-
TINF,-Spirts dull. AS ROSIS-Commou Arm. IS Sd
PETRoLEUM-Rehned quiet. "a LINsEED oIL-Firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
Foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- York.-Anals c. Tower. plalntir. against Morftz
Primer and defeudantsIn pursuance OF a tudg-
foreclosure and sale duly entered
entitled action bearing day OF June IeI
public auction. the York Real Estats
SaesrCom. lSl Broadway in the Borough OF Manhat
tan. City New York the 9th day OF July 1894 ar
II O'Clock that day. by D. PhCHnix Ingrahanl
auconeer the SEES directed by said judgment 10 be
sold described follows; AL certain lot
parcel OF land, with the buildings and Improve
erected situate, lying and being In
OF The Bronx and city OF New York beinz
Section Number 8. Block Number 234l on the niaD
The Land Map OF the City Of New York"
on the easerly line Of Mott ormer!y MacombJ Avenue
al northerly the premises heresofors con
veyeI by Edward Richards and wife Carley.
running nOrthwarly but along the said eastery
Aveaue twenty-five t25i feet; thence run
ming easJwardy, hut On line al right angles
a party wall far the same extends two
hundred twenty-one GID seven ans one
eighth 40 the northwesterIy OF me New
Harlem Railroad; thence running southwest
wardy the said northwesterly said Rail
road 25) and enequarter (6) inches
Carey. aforesaid. running thence WestWard!y but
along said rcrthery line o. Carcys land al
angles said easterly line OF Mott
sixteen t2l6j feet I'VE a1dthree egtths ~
inches ths said eastery line % Mott Avelue
point place Of beginning.
Dated: New York. June 18th, 1904
EUGENE II. POMERoy. Referee
SAMUEL T CARTER. Ir., Attorney for Plaintiff
Wall Street, Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
The following q diagram OF the property sold
described above the street number being 554 Mott
Avenue:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24

vEALs-Reoe!pts l75 head; active 81 5OasS 70 HOES
Receipts, go head fairly active 5QlUc lower heavy
and mixed 81 509S5 So Workers. S. 4OS5 pigs So 70
GS5 30; roGshs. s. &C 81 So ssGS3 -
40
SHEEP AND LAIBS-Recetpts Loo head; lambs
active ard higher sheep slow; lambs S5S1 yearlgs
50 2a$6 5e wsthers - 5G$5 So S+gSl -, sheep
Kansas city. June ATrI4E-Recefpts 500 head
Including leUO Southerns market steady: closed
lOc lower and dressed
fair good. 81 25GF5 50 Western led steers = ESQ
50 So stOckeTs ana feeders S21S4 20; Southern
81 5oS5 90 southern 50 50G&4: 81 so
asa 90: hefers s. 5oTS5 ga bulls So 5OGfS4 -
calves So 5OGS4 90 HOGS-Receipts 800 head. market
weak to DC lower s. 22l- bulk sales $5QS5 To-
heavy 81 1O4S5 222j packers S5TS5 pigs lights
- 4OfSS % SIiEEP-Receipts 600 head: market log
l5c lover native lambs. 81 1888 10 Western lambs
81 .3S6 %: fed ewes. "a 40S5 Texas clipped yeariEzs
feeders. S3GSa " 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24

Cotton FchsrVs special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
sales. speculation ana export oV5.
American COO. receipts 1000 bales; udoling upland
he0c opened quiet points higher lvsec easy
ret lOTi2 points lower Old ane 5qp pols
new. June s5d: June-Juy. 5ssd Juy-AnFTst d soe'
AuRuE-septenaber b661; Septernber-Octoher, 900 &c
tober- November BOD. November December blod De
csmhsf-Jauuary I'D. JauuaryFehr1a:y, BIG febIa-
arv-Narch SID ManchesterYsrns dull; cloths guiet
tended 10 check demand -four ana. while the Nleat
Position somewhat encouraging. the buyers
fhoWed frIe Interest anything except leW o. tte
t-ade brands FIOTR-SprnE patents - ioGSo ~
Ter stra.gnts 1884 %: winter patents. sopeS ~
Bring clears So e5Gs3 50; eEfra No |irIet cTSB
Ef0. extra No winter 50 3BIs3 90 RYE f.SyS-N
lgis quoted: Fair good s4ats p; choice % Tan
~ ENSs Co cOReMEAL steady quoted hin 1Esg -
" 20 brand. BAG MEAL. steacYs ~.
slite yellow 81 sOT1i IS. cnarse 81 lo1ti az
~ quoted: Mss,sTn srinE Sc % s.aPs sr yy s
PEN. ffv bran s23 ans SACHS mig hs
z 5oRf2s: rsd doE s2GNses 20; horntny ohop 81 "a
81. arN so - IN s1rks clinical w - g.
Eoof part q the day b. combination OF
tpsnnss monty foreign with July leading tho aaEsnc
y this market The staDiilty OF
lAsftc when atreTrts 70 go 80
.etpltec ~ weakening or feIoss -
t-Euiar close az plane Win the 49,
hFrt TIE principal early foreign news =
etts that conditions IN ArFenfifa afo
rfeinec owing moisture. Ihefe vas
fefy cable stating the heavy haiistofil ~
~ kescTeiy Injured All crops Ths win an sa-an ~
q %e4t Liverpool market, inspired sc,.
ssyng around The start IN domestic markets. M
'0' revival OF export trade growing CUT OF ihe's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24

ne local market ior spot cotton closed quiet at 30
points On 1850 Hiddling EEa14
sae Tor Iulddling Gulf Deliveries contract,
20 bales Southern spot markets te!egrapned as
Fellows lower IoSac sales - bales:
Noble nominal al lOSsc; Savannah. quiet and steady
Hnehanre5 lO&c. sales, 70 bales. Norfolk, dull
ehanged l-c sales. ile bales Baltimore norainaI
Inch2-ge1 Augusta. easy is
Fae haes s. Louis nominal. lie sales, bales;
NeWCrsaus. steady. unchanged. al lOAc sales. 80
bales. quiet. lower At l0ssc: sales, 200
hsiss Estimated receipts leading points Tor tnor
Ne.r-5rIeans 1000 bales. against i.7sS
lsa 674 last year; ~ Galveston 200 70 800
bales ara.ne 2g9 and - last at Hous-
@ 70 go bales against l47 last week and 2se last
Fsar
Rsee.1s n the ports and interior points to-day.
raree u!th ire same day week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24
OTHER mARXETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June S-cATTTIE-Receipts. 5000 head
market slow 70 steady; soed to prime steers s. 500
Sc 50ak4 80; heifers <5gS5 so So 5o9S4 So
81 5OaS2 90; bulls $2uS+ % calves - o0sS6
Texas fed Steers 81 eogs5 90 HoGsZReceiP's g 600
good 70 choice heavy IS 30as5 37s rough heavy IS 10
ass s0 light $685. %: bulk Of sales. S. 20@$5 30
sFIFFsaReceipts 1000 head: sheep slow lower: good
choice 81 35dS5 90; fair to choice mixed S4GS4 10
Cineinnati June 23.-HoGs steady, So 9OGS5 10 CAT
TIE slow S2Gs5 so SHEEP easy, So 25GS5 - LANES
stronger 50 5Od$7 10.
East Buffaio June 23.-CArTI-E--Receipts. 100 head
STEADY. brine steers, $3.50 shipping s. 95fS5
brcbe1- 81 65as5 49, hefers IS 1885 50 cows So SOC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool June "a. ?. m.-corToN-spot quiet;
prices Two points lower: American rudding TAR 44d
5000; good ordinary Ss2d; ordinary va The sales
lation and export and Included $500 American.
ceipts, 1000 bales, including 400 American Futures
opened steady and closed easy American rniddl.nE
June 6D5d: June-July 5s5d: July-August S sod: Au-
gst-SepteEher sod Septeber-October 35d October
November 20d: November December 5.I5d December
January, : I'D. January-February slid; February-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL x. r.
LIor.ty street Eerrx- tT4ms frssa South
Ferry I've minutes earlier than nsow.b
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN IND MAuCR
M tNHk IN lI!5 EasJon onIyl 80 a "a: 10
: e. 2e0 sS4S Eas'on 0nlyl p m suH-' Esso No.
WILKEsBAfiRE AND sCRANFOs-z4oa s1p q n
bG0 ?. m Sundays. "a - a. N. 90 .
LAkEWoOD. IAkERURSr, TOMS RIVER AND
weed snd LaksEurst only). AsS ?. N suadayA
AATLAASTIC CITY-.s-4a M 40 p m
'1NELAND AND BRIDGETOS-tz40o g. E1t-ss
LONG BRANCH ASBURY rARK, OCEAN GROVE.
fOiNf PLEASANT AND sEAsHORE POINTS
E41 $50. II so a m. xl20. lS0 245 asa as
S5e $50 li5S E n Sundays. except Ocean Grows
Observation-Disclosures TERMTNAL,, .4sA
T[o0 $500. 200. 1000. flLOo n. f120o 800,
81 80 t2o9 t30o 400 800. t6oo. tTso saoo. sloso
"a .2oS s-sdo 400 ss5S as ,io q.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToS-s-so. 1000. 1loa
. 40 On 2 90 700 II ~ ~ -
READING. HARRISBURG. louisville AND WILL
iAdsPoRf1I4o0 E4-25, ts0a 70. Cooe nes
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-Fr q OF Rector So p g.
atlantic lids Seabright- Monmouth Rch. and Long
Braneh oAshury Park; Pt Pleasant lo.Oo a. p. LOO.
EFron Liberty Street only. daily. tDaiiy sxcspx
sunday tSunday only tParor only Iva Taa1-
qua; xsatgrtsys aExcept saturtays
2sf asa 1900 1854 Broadway. is2 Nth AV. Unios
Square West i5S East l25th ST. zI5 West l25th Sc,
et5 Columbus Az. New York: . Court St s44
T Tnltoe st. sklynj $50 5.way w'ms6arE New York
Vice Pres and Gen Nxr Gen. Passr Arr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24

The approximate amount OF the lien charge
Egheer thousand hundred seventy Dollars with
Interest thereon the 10th day OF 1904 together
costs allowances TO Three hundred
afty-ave O4IO0 dollars With from June
10Th 1904 together with the expenses OF
APPROXIMATE amount Of taxes assessments other liens
allowed 20 the purchaser OF
chase money paid by the referee. Two thousand
foFtytwo and 1Ol0o dollars
Dated: New York. June 18th 1904
EUGENE II. POMEROY, Refers~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24

CoILON-To-days cotton market ives weak enough 20
nelSse nat the hrness q preceding Gay been
s1 Ae on technical market conetttonstle apprehsn
IS 70 re extent Of the short !utereSc-thau
lnng n the general trade situation As a OF
iec reports being received Of Exchange
g. 70 snow hst the is progressing very favoraby
Hhe ae demand for goods = unsatisfactory and mills.
seeing new supplies than fo-ry-fvs fifty
GAYS aSlH1- are less ana less likely disturb
seeming course q prices by active purchases OF ole
eotto1 The weather today indicated climatic
en-lols would apparently preclude the probability
q elginE but rapid growth q the and only
uenl q bl-sn stEn-Ca~re received during the day
psehiy report from Manchester stating that the
CHEZ sellers 20 The local market appeared
eFs and The professional bear element while about the
only buyers spot houses and OF the
smaller shorts covering one feature OF the days
which received considerable attention the
cotton Is moving little freely from
poilts. suggesting thai cotton held back hope OF
july corner Beginning a surpris-
ING item TIE arrival OF about 800 bales Of cotton
here ron Liverpool The Bowie Last Il VII. be
tscalscr cotton brought here from abroad help
hqui1ate short accounts In the summer months. Pre-
Ncus u that such thing had occurred for
American such little demand abroad. while Il
commands higher premium the basic grade in the
coa- market. This naturally suggested the
POSSIBILITY Z tenders o. high grade cotton July and
August and helped 10 hasten the liquidation q the scat
ttllg long interest We there was also se4lng OF Au-
IHt ~ the South The market opened weak IN response
70 elsa cables decline OF 4Sll points After
sgtt further decline II rallied few points. but
Ilrned weak little later and In the early after
loal showed decline OF 22d55 points Toward the
eoEe roc covering steaded prices few points and the
nsrAet 1-allv quiet net loss q 1928 Doints
Sales estimated LOO bales.
Ihs rage q prices IN the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24
THE STATE or TRADE.

.,i B71uhSlo. lyme 29-FLoUR steady. WHEAT-sprtng
Ou4Ls No NortheFn. 9T1ac asked CORN ID
yellow; 55c; Mp corn, 52lsT53Ac. OATS stronger:
- = white 4dc; No mixed. 42ao- BARLEY nominal
Chicago June 2S-Ths leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentns without
important change in quoted Rosin quiet and
barely steady, with good quoted On
the basis o. So 05. Tar more or less
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-ou and machine bbls ssh Q
TAR-Pne bbls nominal.
RosIE-CoH mon good strained. So o5: z s. 20; p
So % q. So 25IS3 60, II s. I. IS 40 X 50 So; N
s. o5gS4 10; y. s. 25Cs4 IS; " G. s. so: W " 81
STOCK ON HAND.
--.- -,
EP4E4-4 tuFL-ntIne bOs
4AE $50 bos
Savannah June 23-TCRPENTTNE firm s2lac re-
ee!pts LeSG su;s sa!es 2cCS exports S7a RosIN arm
A. and 9 s. 80 .. s. 50. Z. s. ~; r 49, G. 81 So
n 81 s. 80. K. 50 40. u. IS t.: y. IS 81; c. 81 IS
Charleston. Juna 23.-TURPENTINB firm 52ac
&C. E 2S5. e. 70. !, s. co. / g 10: K, So 20
Wilmington. June 23,-sPIRITS TURPENTINE Moth
ting doing receipts. 80 oils ROSIS nothing doing: re
cepts. 8pI bbIs. TAR firm, 81 10 bbIs
CRUDE TURPENTINE arm, 81 -. 81 81 Is receipts
II2 ubis
London. June p. -TURPENrINE-Spi Ais 81
ROSLN-Amsriezn strained. SIS Cd: fine. lis Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE
SPECIAL SUMMER EXC. TKTs on SALE.
TICKETS o Colorado. Callforni,
Mexico. Georgia, Florida Alabama DEIIGHTFTTI,
OCEAN VOYAGES. Pocket Guide Free c. VI NAL
LORY a Co. Gen AEts. I'D Front-zG. y. z
Il y FELOCE'-Fast Italian Line
Sailing every Tuesday Naples. Genoa
BoLOGNESI HARTFTEI.D & Co. % Wall ST
DELIGHTFUL SUMNER CRUISE To HAL
lax and ST Johns Bowrins Co.. II State ST., N r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24

E9reEn Cohee Markets. E2lo-Co-ee market quiet No
hio. ass5o exchange. = $50. receipts 1000 bags:
nc s- S2- 90 9-ss s2ntos-cofee market steady
10000 bags Esnburg-Caffae market opened = pfenrtg
oRer e. 230 N J. 70 , pfennig lower: sales
ZOO hays HayreC0fTee opened barely steady
q = franc lower az y advanced = franc. al
April and Nay declined 4 franc. months
r11c- a. =. . UNDOUBTEDLY =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24

DED ID" LINE
For la Guayra. Puerto csDelio, Curacao and Mara
cEibo. Curacao calling also =
From Pier Is. adjoining Wall 81. Ferry. Brooklyn.
) S. CARACAS turday lime
s ; 4. Trry n
For Ia Guayra Curacao and NJ. acalbj.
. . ZG44iA saturday. July 2. noon
,. MAUACAIEO IuIV no51
These steamer superior accommodations for
ssHEers.
BOULTOS. BLISS 4 DNII.F-TT
General Managers. - Wall 81
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-10

Eyes, gentlemen" said the phrenolo-
gist. sa~gaciously shaking the fore
fsnger or his right hand TOWARD the
crowd. while his left wandered lovingly
over the subjects bumps" this de-
vclopment indicates extreme modesty,
not TO say shyness."
The first faint glimmer Of a smile
dawned upon the subjects face.
you see," continued the professor,
IAN a of the retiring nature OF
this gentleman In his reluctance to ad-
NIT the possession of an enviabie
Is not one to push himself forward Ia
any way"
The smile gradually widened into a
grin.
yet, my friends. l can assure you
his modesty would not prevent his
bold championship of truth IL II were
required. for there is here a decided
indication OF downright honesty OF
purpose. He would boldly speak out
what hi thought. though his other
prominent char ateristic would prevent
him falling into exabberation. No
doubt these qualities will be brought
into use in this gentleman's calling
Perhaps, sir. you do not mind saying
what your occupation is?"
20, not at all. sir remarked the
modest one. rising and lazily stretch
ing himself out. I'm the advertising
manager of Norris & Rowe's new big
shows. which is the most unparalleled
aggregation of equesti ian and equil-
bristic talent the world
But the professor had vanished with
out troubling to pass round the hat
Lue f. Vernon.
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weak .--.oS s--o-.- ~ @.-~.-i. ougns
aI4u eoiua a4c dangerous .ucu. SAS
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.SAuS al.u 49, s se4CiislI ~ lac iuaSS.
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POUNDS. 4 tIled u nuinDer OF re.,iedles
- ~ AVIAN uiilli 1 used One Aiiiiutr
Cough Cue. our bottles vi lais won.
dei1ul remedy cuied me en.l.eiy of
the cuugn, stienG 1iieiieu my luilS7 aile'
restored me TO my normal neaitn anr
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a Startlin1 Test

To save a life Dr.. r. G.. Merritt of
No. M~ehoopany, Pa, made a startling
test resulting In a wonderful cure.
He writes: "A patient vas attacked
with violent hemorrhages, caused by
liberation Of the stomach. l had often
found Electric Bitters excellent for
acute stomach n liver troubles, and
So / p. escIibed them. The patient
gained from the first. and has not had
an attack in Ia months" Electric Bit
tel are positively guaranteed for dys-
pepsia, indigestion, constipation and
kidney troubles. Try them. only SIC
at Brown Bros
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