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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-17
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

STATIONS f99; OF VEST ST TyETT,T55 I 81, sT5Er
"a The leaving time from Desbrosses and SSrtands
Trrees = nye minutes later thln a'1 80 thsriss
noted.
5.55 A VI. CHICAGO sPECIAL4-ParlOr. Sleeping.
and Dining Cars For Chicago. Indianapolis Louis
955 A. NJ. ST. LOUIS LIMIrED-PuIIman sleePins.
smoking. and Observation Cars Cincinnati Indian
1O.s5 A NJ TaE PE 5t75 L11urED-PuIl-
copa55lent- cars For cheaEo cleveland Toledo.
Detroit CINCINNATI and louisville -,e, r,,r,prss
For Nashville (yia Cincinnati and LouisVllIel indian
455 P VI cs1c3G0 Tf3D--faaan slsepns
SSniioklns' and Observation Cars For CA'SAs' anu
$50 p. VI. ST LOUIS EXPREss-For Pitts5urs.
Car For Gary W. Va (via Shenandoah Valley
555 P. VI. WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago Din
755 p. ~ PACIFIC ExPREss,-For PtttsoqE 7s To
doah valley Route Connects for Cleveland except
SIS T. n. CLEVELAND AND cINCINNATII, E *
PREss-For Pittsburs. Cleveland. Cincinnati. In
$50 p. N. PTTTsBURG sPEC1A1~-Daily for Pitts
~ WAsfISs:ToS AND THE s sos 7 % n..-
- 80 . % - % H. a M - -.1S61ess9naI
Limited" 81 ParIor DINING Cars. . - z - -
L 10 night SUNDAY. s25 % IS 'io.55 y IS
bianr Sa1s . @ Is bSsBro s and
souTIEfiS R3ILH1T1E1 a5i SIS AS H..
ATI4ANTiC COAST LINE.-Express. s25 m and as
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAnwAY.-E1Dress. IT, D. m
>y ana ~ ~ niSn S d41y .rrAvFo- Memphis
- ana Ne~-0rleans. - m daily ...
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.-I5o a m week
days and 400 D. m. daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK--T55 a n
Weekdays and So D m daily -,
ATLANTIC CITT--S.55 a. 2. IS week-days
Sundays Z 50 a. Through Vestbuled Trains Bufiet
ParOr Cars and Standard Coaches week-days- Par
Tor smoking Car Par!or Cars. and Standard Coaches
Sundays
CAPE MAY.-f255 D. m. weekdays
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK (North AsbUry Park
sundays. Ocean Grove and Point Pleasant IRON
West Twenty-third Street station, SIS a 12Z5.
L25 Saturdays only, 2.25, 3-25, +25 and 455 D.
weekdays Sundays, 10, BPS a and 400 p m
From Desbrosses and CortIandt Streets $50, 500 a
m, 1890 40 Saturdays only, $50, $40. 40 and
500 D -
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6c5. 20. '755 -. S55. y 955 Louis Li1itec)
s95J. 1025 (Penna- Limited. 10 l165 10
10 {Desoroszes and Coradt Streets. 10,
255 - %. S55, % Il - II IS l'45s Chicago Limited
(9.55 FOR North PhiladelDnia only 10 night
weekdays Sundays. eos - So S25. 80 . t-955 s..
Louis Limited. 80 C'lO25 FennA Linltedl 10 80 a.
l. % "1255. '165 - 25. 355 "42 l.455 Chicago
80 SIS. s25 % 50 North Philadelphia only
y 10 night.
~ItninE Car
Offices Nos 4G1 1854 2GI Broadway: fs2
Fifth Avenue Ceiow 23d Stl 263 Fifth Avenue corner
18th SKI: Aston House and stations named above;
Brooklyn SEQ Fulton Street. 800 Broad
way, and PENNSYLVANIA Annex Station. The New York
Transfer Company will call FOR and check baggage from
hotels residences through destination
Telephone ''5&3 Chelsea FOR Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service.
". ". ATTERBCRY. J P WOOD
General Manager. Passr Traffic Manager
GEO W BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL IL. X.
= liberty street and south Ferry. Chime
Ferry hse minutes earleT shan shown OelON)
EAASToN. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN IND 0lAUCW
an ~ 90 us Edsron only. 10 a N. 10
: e. 100 As Easton OnIy) p sun. AZ a. ni-
LOO, $50 .. n
WILkEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-z4OO. 80 a m.
LAKEWOOD LAkEHURsT. IONS RIVER AND
hAkNEGAI-z4.0O. S940 a. zL30 (3.40. Lake
WOOD and Lakehurst only. 40 sundays.
TINELAND AND BRIDGETON-fz46o a m z412s
long BRANCH AsBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE.
F tdSNT PLEASsASF AND, .SEAsHoRE POINTS
80 $50. l150 n sundays. except Ocean Grove
PHILADEL PHIA-t READING TERMINAL. IS.
go 90 ISsoo zoe rl0-9o- tIl0o a NO rl200. -IQ3;
2 n. 80 -
2aTa AND CTIEssrNUT STREETS 500 1000.
TOO m. 200 :-4OO. 'eOo ZOO 70 y D. n
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGTON-soo 1000. Il 90.
? 90 400. 900 100 u -
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSyILLE AND WILL
lAMSPORT1-4 90 z425, - 90. I+9 70. GO 90 100
Reading PottsviIe and Hrsbg only "A 90 f 90 D n
SANDY HOOK ROUTE = OF Rector St. Pr &.
Atlantic Eilds- Sea5right. Monmouth Rch- and L0ns
. =. +S0 sundays. 1000 100. 90 D.
AKRON Liberty street only "Daly. fDaily except
sunday tSunday only tParor only. Via Tarna-
qua. xSaturdays- aF>Xcept Saturdays
e61 434 1900 1854 Broadway. IS2 9Th - Union
squsre Vest. 153 East i25th St 273 West 125th
20 COLUMBUS Az. New York: Court ST ga $50
Tansfer c. calls for and checks baggage dtination-
Vice Pres Cen Mgr Gen. Pass'r AR.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

California 6s q futures barely steady; July lis l1,i
srpteuber is 2-4l. December nominal CORN, spot
quiet. American mixed new, - Sad, American mixed
old. G!ed. futures dull July, sd; September.
esd PEAS Canadian quiet - FLOUR.
Louis fancy winter DUH. IS I'd. HOPS. London pa
COAST. f6nE8 los. BEEF easy: a
55s 81 PORK dull; prime mess Western. CPS ID
HAMS. cuI, 10 10 10 dull. BACON firm
Cumberland rs 30 n. 89s. rio, 10 N
3ss 81. long clear mlddIes light. 10 3Ss. Ions
clear mitdles heavy. 30 % u. 3Ts ID. C-ea-
backs lG % 20 70. 26s 81: clear bellies IA IS n,
39s. SHOULDERS. square Il II firm. q
LARD steady. prime Western. terccs 33s 81: Aner-
refined in pals 84s 9. BUTTER good United States
quiet SOS CHEESE, American finest white. dull. N-s
American finest eoIored dun. SIS. TALLOW, prime city
easy, EOS 81. TTRPENTINE spirits dull. ROSiN.
common hrrn. - 81. LLNSEED OF. arm, PE-
TROLEUM quiet. "a.
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& ocal market for spot cotton closed DUH 10 points
- = f1e basis ~ l2c r3r uildllug upland and
- nleclng G4T Sales. 20 bales spnners. Southern
markets. were reiegraphe4 follows: Galveston quiet.
oNT az ll-se5 Mobile nominal. unchanged a. II 80.
:, -'i6 1ule Fac lower n 1l4c. Norfolk STEADY. -
- az !. 20. sales y bales; Baltimore nominal. X
49, l-c Augusta quiet and steady, 3-lGc lower
-, zc sales ~ bales Galveston quiet. 80 lower
4 q. New Orleans steady. 7sc lower I1iec: sales,
ie Memphis steadr. "a lower al Il @sc: sales 100
- t-stinatel receipts leading points
- feNt)rle 80 20 20 bales against 54G
~ foi last Galveston. 800 800 bales.
eilar with 800 week and 2339 last year, and
- slor 100 10 zoo bales. against lC6 last week and
sffs az te 0lrrs and interior points to-day
- wv De day last and year:
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cog 81 aominy chop. s2I bulk and So . sacks
GIsAIN-!yEIEAr- wheat ,,,-l.+ ,-.s.o-ss,. ms q,
-,e H.-Ar most OF he session beng fr- and yak -
- ~ re e.9Sa Aassc lower There WIS zeng
-, - re opening by foreign houses and
s-..s ueftlse cables lover
- L 1850 Aq rBrher strong a1-anca. vhicl *
- IIsi39ut midday rp 20 the inst hour vyher
t4Sal'-efion clufed reactions alone T.,[
On --e coor4"g advance the tba~- bsIr- -, riie e.,
taken steps Is reduce sock here
- europe tor the o alarming ebo-+z
was said that 2Ou00 bushels az EarI S,,- al -,
80 y. ills way although body had Imagined that
tf'ioon break IN this option brought our lot Of
-, o'sllL eaiE Dy ne room contingent anticipating
- - rs 41- = big advance. The weather
[.t = iaNEAhi9 map. except in ne
- o- t-le.7 ana a iitte rain also Southwest
pointed toward fair ard vea-,a~ on T,urria-
80 demand Tor cash wheat NIlnneaUuiis from
-tfs was supplemented by reports ~ 2-u gU bushels
% ease IN stocks an that point f1r Eve DAVIS although
shates as 10 tire spring wheat area. both in the North
,s-., ana C4nada were ct quite character
49, a reported break OF &c bpshe Antwerp vas a
ls -acfT coupled with RroomlaIl cable reporting
ms tlf filats shipments also
Nv Delng only 100000 oush. The interior movement
4Si ~ . nh1at; No Northern Duluth. 81 90
l. aHoat Exporters bought loads CORN-The
Ia hlsIAet Tor corn was very quiet, but, view az
te--- uiieIli'Gs ana the small movement interior
points together with predictions continued light re-
lns fhe market held very steady closed 70 above
the previous night July There was M .vror f,re
The Current said corn was making gi7v.
growth but Is well worked and shows fairly good
sJ1ila 40 : corn closed rec elevator -5c o b
az at oATS-The Western market for oats was arrer
a transactions on both sides for the account
So natural white 20G23 1880 and cliuned white
.Hc4o ~. ol1aSc. ENir-AIarSet nominal. No
quoted 4cisc. c New-York: mating nominal
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NAVAL STORES,

Tie markt. Tor spirits tlypentins was steady with
h+Alc asked FOR machine made huls Husu firmly
held the basis N s. 10 for
LAr dull and nominal We quote
SPIRITS TfEPENTISE-Uu and machine bills &C.. y
5dHc.
TAR-Plne bbs nominal. on blIs nominal
EoSIN''onruoU good strained. 50 TO- =. 81 20 r..
s. -. a. - 2JhS3 Gu- H. 81 -. 81 - r. 50
81 u1IS8 TO- y. s. % 81 20 ~ - 81 so " ~. 81 So
STOCK ON HAND.
- --
Tar 80 obls
Sa anuaa. June -TI'EPENTINE-FIru 52&c. re-
CENTS S5l Abs sales 400 uas exports, $40 bbIs R1SI
receipts 2927 bhls. 1875 bills exports.
2Ig3 bills quote r
r. go. s. ~. IT. 81 05 T. 81 80. X 81 40. n So IS
~ 81 -. }F O.. 81 10. w w 81 6u
Charleston. June G-TURPENTISE- %
UDSiN-FIrD- a. Is and s. ~ 1NS2 20. %. s. 50.
s. r. So as 50, O.. g. %. H. 81 I2l.. *
81 - NJ So 90. y. 81 "a " a. s., " W. s. 40ES4 -
Wilmington June lb.-SFIRTTS TT-RPENTINE- Firm.
- zc. receipts ROsIS-Fru. 81 10 receipts.
30 bbIs TAR-Firm, 81 So; receipts - hbls. CRUDE
tn RPENTIN-FFru. s. -. 81 and 81 -. receipts. %
bUIs
Nev-O-eaus Tune tG-ROsCy- Receipts 1870 Lhls.
TT-RPENTI>f- Receipts. - bills
London 16.-TTHPES-INF- Spirits AIS GI-
EOSlN-Americaa strained. - Cd, ane lis et
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s ~ tle ports and Interior points to-day.
? ne same day last week and last year:

llI ~. aife SPECIAL Liverpool cables-opot cotton
nssioa~ 800 bales speculation and export 800 bales.
100 s9 bales. receipts 1900 bales: American.
20 Doiute ia4rs upland G4sd futures opened quiet,
.sars. 7f ~ near and 2sIs points lower distant
~ pclns .sl steady 8Q5 points lower old and
s-s-Ap, yser On uew, June. 300: June-July. 82ld;
sG1bsr Ia Augus-SeptemDer, o $50; September
tnbss o. 'lco1er-A ovsmber. $500 N0vember-De-
-, i>ecfffberj anuary. sid; January # ehfl
-s inof.H t'laF5 March, 2 2Dd. Manchester Yarns.
EOUR ~ ~ much doizg cloths. Offers too low
sng Dase-,' ai-Alt51llde n a moderate demand Tor
ssouf notabie se ho1r market quiet agan ana
~. tiaiiEe FlJDf- R-EfTing patents. - lO4
y ~: frn t-gtis, - Sass. winter patents s. 100
- extra - - estlh4 10; extra 10 winter ~ 80
-l1te1. r.t winter, - GS0s3 20. RYE FLOUR quiet
80 cfyPs-,es COOS s4@ss -. choice q fancy 81 20
= .. =, 49, sfeaay. Quoted: Kiln dried, 500
VIE A. nc BAG A2AL steady. Quoted: Pine
~ eg,.s - fV4tl 40. coarse 81 i0nSl 10 FEED
~ y. oo- stern spring. SIS 90; standard niddling
xA<. $780, - 70 red dog. so -. arrive city
~" a. haAA ana SACKS. middllng, s24gs2s w
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. June Is p Motion. spot dull; prices
10 points lower American middlng fair good mid
ding 65Sd; WidIling. g. 4Sd. low mlddling good
ordinary, 62Od. ordinary, Cd The the day
5000 bales. Of which 300 FOR
export and Included $500 American Receipts
including 100 American Futures
steady American mdcllug, o c, June q 3ud:
July GOD July and August 614d August Septen-
Der. 3s3d, september and October 55ld October aud
November. 53Od. November December 624d. Decan-
Der and January 5.2ld; January and February ) 2ti.
February and March. 52ni
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eJIl,iN-l 7s-er1aE5 cotton market considerably
- a-fe ana was irregular The ~l--l TlttUi@. se.
- III The local market these offerings rejecting
guy we tfLl--- favorable weather crop Ur1spa
"a me other hand there further burning Try spot
o-ses ana sTille-s NllEl.- these operations DO
i-s4n tHar sIu- houses DESTROYS advance.
- cltl-n growers are operating tr decline llt af
ls1is 3D. He merely r-af cheese interests taking
el4s7 o i-- facilities Afforded rl-rg Dr rGrlra
@lAr NJ l-t rather hedge themselves
~ arfe.aIal--ta --r both sides dread Profess
orators -ezt-r-lE were Jess active The Wan Street
81 ald NOT appear o. be- taking any arf!HS PARK
- 100 good fn permit oi attempt 10 bull the
lAel --- opening Ha= 1-.er The cables were con
$3.50! .fief fi4- --s ans rl- old crops responding
- slaae higher while tae new crop depressed
s-.ehee az points ta decline ~ sH5 points InueiI-
e3 lo-tA--E the H4L -I- -lzr weakened under lgui-
Ssl ana sole lH 10 -et Joss ot about 4ag points.
~ ne selling soon subsidized. ana during The middle
.1IsFToo and t.e demand crept
- pa A irregular fashion until ID fHe afternoon prices
aA'i - l --s higher me old crop and S points
So on the Ie# crop months, with July selling AZ
80 august az 1900. and October At zoe. Later
le wa active selling "a prominent room trader, and
..-'i.rats and mo market easel or closing barely
80 AZ unchanged prices decline ~ points all
IONS except January which was let points higher.
81 f new receipt the movement Of Galveston in
----g t1p Bales C- cotton. which. however,
l--e1st1o- 70 10 the same bales those reported
--1N-l'Ila u stated
81 antonio Tex. within the next few DAYS Il is
ialf -rlF -lt-1n IS rom rhs volunteer growth.
% plant practically perennial. owing It's proximity
tropical latitude and that the early receipts
- rs source a9 E1t Indicate general earlier
- ne atrf--" I'D" Irst bale OK new crop cotton
'- Received az Galveston last year July IS.
- range ~ contract prices n the local market today
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g. % Virginia sheep 1Os 81 So rs n. at
~ 90 8 CO. - n, a So
Mcpherson 266 MARYLAND lambs &C p. at IS, 236
Virginia O. u. S. 2I2 n. 81 20; 10 Viz
gina sheep Ito 10 a. 81 y: 10 DO, IL n, at 81 So
Crockett & 30 Virginia lambs, ca n, 81 80; "a
Virginia sheep. lO5 10. So
tIOGS-Recepts were i.2ST head. all for
Elaughterers. safes weight
Country dressed in light demand steady prices
or a 68T12C - for heavy TO Light weights
Sales-S Judd & Co Date yesJerday9 mixed West
ern hogs 10 10 So n 70 II9 10
at - eo 10 state hogs POI 10 s. 4o rough. 30 70
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Nevy-Yorl June rs. 1904
nrAn-s AID rEcAS-Thers IS more Interest IN 40
-,setfc rea beans n number OF sales reported az
e9Iz *, stead!er at the close Aiaft2"
i,font change In tone price Red kidney held Win
S.tf rnor- CONFIDENCE Foreign beans nave had some
49,, = e.. anS are closing steady Scotch peas still
mite uleny and We quote; Isf-A - ss
tio. ce- tfs1 s5Gs2 80: med 81 S09S2. co
oea 81 s2sSl So: DO red kidney So s3gsZ %; 60 white
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Cash quotations were follows: FLOUR easy
NIiE1AI. No spring e2GS6c: No 3. S5G02cs No . red
81 0laSl u2 CORN NO = SAC; No yellow. 5l4514c
OATS, No : tl7.Q"-c No white, Al la94SAci BAR
LEY. good feeding 56g4Io; choice mailing 44g
54c, FLANSEEL 20 l, 81 Of; Northwestern. 81 OS
TIMOTHY SEED. prime 50 90; CLOVER contract grade
SO 20, NESS PORK per Dbl. So 60GS12 G5 LARD, per
100 n. ST. 7lzQSG so. CUT MEATS-Shcr- rib sides
dooseJ. S7gS7 %; (ooxed). S7GS7 -
WFISF~lsI. basis OF high wines 81 IS on the Produce
tlNchange TO-DAY: BUTTER market steady; cr=arertes
l3'z4lI- &c. caires. 12QI6c. EGGS easy; mark
cases included l4dl4lzc CHEESE weak at ~ csc.
8'a a4c No Northern 9l3zG92c; July 93lac, Septem
Der. SJixc-
Milwaukee Juns I6-wHEAT-No ! Northern SSl
s9c. No Northern. S6QS7i2c: old. July S5lsc. RYE
lower. No 1. 73c- EARIIEY-No =, CSC; sample 35Q59c
CORN higher: No g. IS 9u5Oc July. 4Ss.a+s7sc.
teHloer soss $50 -c Lsceuber. Ieesc. on track 40
hard. % No Northern 94Ssc. Northern
FLOI E-Flrst patents S5QS5 TO- patents st4
So first clears 81 50GS3 60 second clears. s. BRAN
IN bulk. SO. SHORTS SID.
Philadelphia, June I6.-WHEAT 'sc lower; contract
June. J4-t a64S-c- OATS quiet steady: >
natural 4SQ4S1 do clipped. 4sI1G4Jc- BUTTER
steady extra Western lSc. prints
49, EGGS easier, fresh nearby. fresh
on fresh southern i5E l5c. loss on. CHEESE and
tn better demand, NevTor fun choice fancy
new. SgS-zc. New-YorS full creams, fair good,
6'THt Recei'ts-Fouy, 1000 bbl5 J++ 900 = IN
Corn. lL.JOU bush. oats. $1,000 bush
81 Louis June 16-Close. WHEAT-N3 . rcd cash.
elevator nominal. July So aS3-; September soitc, No
hard. SS890c. CORN-,So cash. 4Tc: September 47c
'AT>N9 cash Al. July ale. September, 3Ic. No >
white 44i-c
Talr5o. June 15-CL0vERSEEp closed: cash Sc 10.
October - = AL-kE- prime. 81 p, August So s.
TIMOTHY. prime 81 20 September. 81 AT-e-
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Coffee cables Ef7-Clf=a market steady 80 = Rio
tsI2 eKCha-Ea l-- 5000 l---- shipments
TIE United States, 600 bags. stock 90 90 bags
Coffee market r--.- good santos $500.
5000 bags stock. $40 600 bags Hamburg
market opened higher
higher; sales 2IUrf bags. HaVr-,'atf-- opened
s,aY = franc higher ar - hanged. a. p ia
Hay rlcElIEe-- months aG~--r--
SO months unchanged. Ear months advanced
= ram: total sales $4,000 bags.
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Excursions.
IRON STEAMBOAT co.
THE POPULAE ALL-WATEB ROUTE TO
COMFY ISLAND.

Thew Cannot Burn. They Cannot
Landing AZ centre OF The stellar
SREtAAL 10 DAY.
I'D St. y. r. $50, 10;+J A. NJ, 1900
10 $50. $3.50, 10. 600, T.IJ $50 2. NJ
I-EAE r PEE 1NEH) NO l. Half hour later.
Leave New Iron Pier Coney Island. Il 10 A N. 1925
I.4O 2S5. 4.Iu 5,lU. y T.40, 900. 1920 p "
ROUND TRIP TICKETS, 25 CENTS.
Acksr. Merrau & Condits Liquors and Cigars served
under company management
STEAMER TAURUS
OF Iron Steamboat Fleet VIII trips every day
TO FISHING BANKS.
Leave 3ist st. River. $50 y NJ Leave Pier
New J. North River. $50 A. II
BAIT AND TACKLE ON BOARD.
Fare: Gentlemen. Toe. ladies'. soc Children. sc
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Steamboats,.
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions

A suDsctIptIuhs Tribune
received at their Uptown Once.
No. 1864 BROADWAY.
viii be received the following
offices at regular oios until o'clock p m viz
"a shave cor 2sd-st 15s eth-ave. 12th-st
90 East 14th-st ct 4ct-st. between It'll sth
ayes 2sa West 1a5th-st sd-ave between 10th
nth ss: 1O2G sd-are G1st-st; 1Tos 1stave
soth-st: 1877 East l8;h-st; 7b6 Tr-montave ESQ
ave. near 4ist-st ga 2d-ave. 90 Christopher
Brooklyn. N. II coaIrt-st.: ZIG Court-st
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LackawAnna Railroad.
Leave New York. Barclay and Christopher Sta
TS0O a M--Flr BinshlIutOn and Syracuse
slO 90 A. M.-F0r Buffalo. Chicago and St LOUIS
81 600 r. li-l'o-slUI Al special
81 10 P M-F0r Buffalo Chicago
p. - Plymouth
@6t p. M-For Buffalo and Chicago
a. 40 -. Nr'or Eu-3-1. SYRACUSE t.ie1neii springs
- t3 A AI--F'Dr ChiClEC-leer~rs open o p VI
Tickets 149, 40 1855 1894 Broadway, = =; Sd
Fulton Brooklyn. ~uav Except SUNDAY -LAurs-
DAYS Fridays and SATURDAYS
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo y Y. June 1s-FIOUR steady WHEAT
Spring. unsettled; NO Northern, 99l4c; winter
red 81 10 asked. CORN Irregular No yellow, 55i=c;
No go OATS quiet; No . white 46lac. No
mixed. 42lac- BARLEY-Store. Western. 5SG55c. RYE
NO in store TJl1c asked. CANAL FREIGHTS:
Wheat. 35so New-York.
Chicago I6-The leading futures ranged as fol-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-19
WILMINGTON M. F.,
CONFERENCE.
Presiding Elder Watts Report Shows
Very Interesting Results.

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r, ti,.t ,,r1 ,,II m, L,.I,. i,,.,,,,,.,,.,I
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-19
TO RAISE
STATE TAX.
The Rate Likely 10 Be Ninteen
Cents For Next Two Years.

\ special from Annapolis says thai it
hn> been practically determined to in
crease the state tax two cents. making
the rate on the hundred dollars 10 cents
for the next two years. The State :
Ilihj shares in the Washington Branch
Of the B. X O. Il. r.. may also have To
h" disposed of to meet the demands upon
tn" treasury for the support of public
institutions. completion of new and To-
pairs of older public buildings. if fur
thcr increase of the tax rate is to be
ayo!Ged. The $500 shares sold at par
would yield SJ50OUO to the State Treas
nry. This stock has yielded nothing for
some years past. and j. not likely to be-
come productive for many years to como.
1t is said that the States shares can be
readily disposed of 10 interests allied
with the Il. X ..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-19
PORT DEPOSIT.
Its Past FIoods-The Charge OF
The Ice BRIGADE.


on the mnlh and tenth of February,
II, 'hc year loo!' one or the most memoir
Iple zee ''"ouS III It's history occurred at
o!l bcloSlt' Il gl1tphlc ana highly inter
osrI"s ,I account ol Wlhch was published in
Inc wing written by VALUED cor
respondent iohg sinc" gathered t" his
l"tl'f', we snail re-publlsh it next
week. pe'"llsr 1t contains the names oe
;" many l"fiher citZens of that town
whose memories ar" revcred, and rccsllls
80 many prominent persons then identi-
'tm ~, VIII i,S interests
''e ,,-LS "' 'no HuSluchahna III Feb
r"!'F ,r,. 1910, reached their highest level.
i"'> r'r"F" was exceeded III lSSG. next
:" "H''', WE tue f'"fd OF the water
'''' ,'""' ,miS Eear-oh Tuesday even
"I, I'I'" ''h'
,n'',''"' upon ms HOOD of 1897.
,.., ,:.,'' .pr!' NP'h'Ml' resident III the
'N'n ~ rI''' recalls pleasing fact III
nv =, n,'''" a''s ""t'
''''"i VI 'rr!l WING
Esteemed flohd
i" ',' spring "' lN'' occurred II
,"''', anu i'r1"., nee Gorge III which
.Mo .H '''"''''' '"'i'i!.. were "rVrA out OF
.'' IT '.'''.'>' ""' we, IpT Two weeks or
I,''''' J." VIE III 'nr iilI's'Hr above Fort
SIT W "'i'il II. brown. now thlef
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-19
Missionary Tea.

The Missionary Tea held by the Ladies'
Missionary Societies of the Elkton Pres
bytcrian Church on Wednesday evening
nettcd S2II. and was Il most enjoyable
event. admission hcing by invitation
Among those taking u leading part in its
conduct were Miss Susan Bratton and
Mrs John McElmoylc. the Society Prosi-
dents: Miss Maggi" Gilpin. Mrs. c. T.
Finley. Mrs. X. e. Lewis Mrs. l.. NJ
HaincS. AI1S. W. :. Evans Mrs. Il. Il.
Frazer, M1>. Joshua Witworth. Mrs
Thomas Major. Miss Theresa Finley
Miss Colinnc lamar. Miss Nam Smith
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-03-19
Mice Chew Money!.

Portions of two ten dollar bills lost by
Mrs. Rebccca Moss. formerly of Elk
Neck. now of Philadelphia. while on n
visit to her sons house. near Elktun.
about II year ago. We're found some days
ago by II woman who was hGuSc-clcan-
ing. The parts of one bill were in good
condition. but pieces of the other were
missing. The pieces Of tinc bills were
found upon the kitchen floor where they
had fallen from Il hole in the wall where
they had been taken and chcwcd Ivy
mice.