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New-York tribune., 1905-06-25
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-Ynrk. June %. 1908.

New-York. June a. 1900
are IA w A HANDS and very held sales of ehoe
quality at m s. s3der I'd MsGt" s1s asking hs
Red g s. qosy fof choice TS aa
about as previously quoted Scotch peas showing ngo m
edm sGsa s a 7 % %RFs GG Psa da 81 80
turtle $ g. 35Ss 5S as so ye2s REES fx PE&
so.os ss do pfp mp busS. 6af95sa sfssi or ''OS' "
today S26 Bss The 9er Tsek he ag
closing 4Spr S9 od da5t but hs weeks trading
dls. sna as sIS Wond nataPay
The receipts .t wh ea S s hss
being away BY reeeiysrs e Sut oca a que
sye6 stieas the reman unehanged they con
siderable part of the a sic TheTe contnued
for fss ts faetGFy aee for at British markets
sht for d 70 B g5g seofe for
per % sssaSs 9Sia s%sd %
6iTds Isis s.trs s th4a f2a2Gf5 f5s sS
frfs n 1Ssg imitation creamery 1s1sg19e do
Tss 1oa17c renovated extras 1.e DC Fit western
DO aeoFGs sts 15zais do l15c 5hTS @
l31saiic: packing stock No l. i0ai''1' ~ =
cHErsERecepts today $500 boxes exports for
Bn supplies While large have not been w have
% a9d be dealers sn ths5s ps L few
continued ~ se cheese at the basis Of cost In
however there seseTs and to buyers from
ober fs markets and hold Emy with sy % as ae siss
onues e1cehg but r:csDs sTs for 's s aSs s
Whlcn IL hcSoSite0 ~
@ araq rnoSement primal POINTS LarEe cheese % IN
ss supply LIMITED M FOR ns Wts sAIma and se g
M oored Old 54s white and 52s for colored we
Ioi -, state full small colored ana whlte
quo ,te do fair to choice sQ0Ae do large eoiored @
me hft fne el4c; do light skins choice 'gi re GO
ae @ tins nrne e Q6isc do good. 69o1sc; DO common
to fsir go Q4J4c: do fun skins. l92c
70 ia4-,
,sn on toward the close OF the week and these
better OF stock from hrnt hands
.San was the Gaze week ago The ohsrlhss howeVeT'
r,nIs FOR ali requirements and there is no improve
are ON prime fancy goods the tone is
mem, steady but for and lower grades there
extremely uncer-
tein Many ordinary been cleared UP at a
ran1a n I3Ihml41c IL requires very exceptionally
fancy to exceed 15G16c We quote; State Pe1nSyvania
ID mixed extra 19c: prime choice l7al
is Western northern sections. country. canded and
DO regular packngs finest 154 qies Western general
reo-nfs l4ell5c: inferior. 1lg12c: Kentucky, liy
i451o: Tennessee 1III&c dirties s11a1sc do checks
y yERffIrrs-pRIEp-Th ER future for primo evapY
rstsd auplas continued fIzo. October dsreU ea& ~
New-York tribune., 1905-06-25
READING SYSTEM
STATIONS Foot Foot Liberty At St; y

srarro>-s Foot Liberty st. N R.
AO-'0 West 23d st. n. r.
Time shown below is from Liberty St West 23d st.
leaves 10 minutes earlier except noted by designating
EAsToN. BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND MAuCH
caUNK0z49o I6o 70 lS Easton ony) s1o A M Il 20 %
4 H. ofg 100 so ahd haSf3a 7oo Pn K sundays
wILKEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-91o A. M. 12o
5q sundays Is 4 g 4 &Ss % RrVER AND
BARNEGAT-z49o, go & A M 80 gss 40 1akewOSd I @
te4o aa 1afeWood and 1steRurstj ak ~ ''a'A'' ''
ALA ATLANTIG s CITY1.e4 n % 4 M ta4o NJ
POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHoRE POINTS y. 90,
Grove: a1S 4, N, Iso: 40. $50 p n; ,c1,
ATTTG HAsT NG aLRs ss %0NSonEa $50 BfH
40. 40. $50. $50 P. NJ Sundays. eco AM
SANDY .HooK RogTE-L.eays Pier 81. \; r. W; 42d
s4 300 r. sS 1Ss@s Sae M Il R 80 ), @ g. sSe lS q
Leave PIER o. NJ + cs5aS s go l. 90 nco
pHfLADEiPH1A al 5 tsEADING TERM1NGL5@ 30
m70o. MS 90, 300 1000 tI1o9 A: NJ, mt12 G oS 90
soo f9so $50 $50 $3.50 p ~ ja1siS mdt hl0OO
PATH AND CHESTNUT sTREE:Ts,zz4 M rs go $500 70 90
BAdT5MoRH AID wAsaINsgoN- "a 1000 'iaoo
READfNG, TARRfsBsUtRG, PoTTsv1ILE AND WILL
IAMsPoRT1 z4OO; "a 90. $500. 80. 5000 IL 90
Asading sa.fl 500
zFrom Liberty Street only aDaily rpsiiy % EXCEPT sun
qua ssaturdeys only. aESeept Saturdays *. 20 ? N.
M F2o Wsst st go 50 s. h 5o p NJ npnns
s wss' 2as 5 Ave-. ss? Isl 5ss ss
25 Square West 279S Third Ave- 2IS west 10th
1t6n 5 z G BFoasn $50 sosSy
Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage to des
v,ce pros and Cen Mgr Cen Pass'r Aseh-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-25

na s2 % d sG'
upland 5osd Pntu5@s res opened TIn lg2 n ans
5uneJuy 5tEsst S's a4d asd ssPtsmPsr
and asS 5g 4a
AR @ GSr o1si6ss
nned small assorted lots Quotations remain m firm
Fashts & SOC 81 so winter patents s.
sBF6s 8 e. safaa stsas' sateT s
sS 5, M C So eadg S Goted
soarss 'sPitS ssi Is FEEDwestern dull city
n $751; ur sPFas d 5as
ment city bran SIS bulk SIS sacks mdaIing ID SisS @
81 G s2a IS sacks s.? oiI@ea sss s5 % OuiA
sa9a4e in July Wheat at S RsF 41'h
exhaustion of short covering and considerable unload
ing based on the c prospects o9 for ing weather
% o ineFease the Opening c higher on little
buying Of September BY foTsign houses who likewise sold
Budapest and easier Gons2s the market gradually E @ worked
when audaton Ion vas at It's height Aside from
8 n be befter cha because Of ndons fop
more settled weather trade also taking more stock In
the stories to the erect that spring wheat had not
recogpEng fully the possibilities Of should me
nG n .cesf At Rs pdo a5 % os ps "a a
P + as s 2o y anf a 4
nero on poa mnea a R s Sus Sse @
304 600 bush year Closing cash prices
market follows: No red 81 o5 elevator, and
81 % nominal shoat: No Northern Duluth. 81 1e
and No hard Manitoba; 81 IS. o b afoat CORN
&c rise Chicago old July due TO commission house
hrryjnR in the receipts.
reaching ee2 cars Chicago compared with es8
;fmated eventually exercised controlling
the market in connection With favorable weather and
crop news the price declining &c from in the West
Ths regular NewYork represented HgSsc
cline but after Y o'clock the market improved again
shorts and the sesboard cearances
of 254 which had the effect Of partly
In,r urinary receipts $4,000 BUSH conrased
5o 900 bush year. The local cash market closed
follows: No G0s<c elevator, and G04c, anoat
No white Gle; and No yellow, elAc; ahoat
easy Offerings Of September were light at times but
cash houses sold December freely AT Nsw-fork ossh
natural white SO n. s69sso, and clipped white,
| 81 10 20 N S7a40ho. RYE-Nominal. BARLEY-Nerkst
New-York tribune., 1905-06-25

M aks for rssgq5 ss Prdoi pig iron
as s15 sc S6 n @ s9d ss G
Sstsser sas and Soys6e a
MoIassss ASD Il grades molasse
caly black strap having good demand for manu-
Of s!sGioe Grocery grades had sale, especially
pndsFone syrups We're steady but quiet
Common 9@i2c: fair 1sa5c good 1eaIsc; prime 2oaS
2ec Neworeans open kettle 2sSsS rTa
fancy m21 1855 asa5S fair i'ais' good 'S-i' prime
sS baS masfa stea@ %a @ trading n
steady firm. Sail tonnage was incurred for in
held at an advance over recent rates, Quotations to
&s!2S ndG SaSf2S aRa Roa 1a @ ambals
oss n6n % 9noss oa G0e 2 RsG @
sgs e Uans m ,5n1 same 3 sE @ g.
option Montreal p! 3D. August British steamer G4a
295 general cargo hence to River Plate
INDIA trade one round trp 465 British steame
tons coal and rails Baltimore to Vera Cruz and Coatza
coal. Philadelphia PfIleys Island and St Johns. F
to West ritain or East Ireland 4os spanish
437 tons deals Campbelton to West Ireapd 4s Italian an
Sui private terms; British schooner. 1es tons lumber
lumber Bear River Cenuegos S. schooner 4s2 tons
s ea5 tons nmbeT Moble to Bamore private
pac % SS tons SG p epn1ae leo o S. School
er tons lumber egnandina PhsdelPhia s. 70
Ss s o5 BstmGFe dns fG to
oILs.cottonseed oil easy to-day, owing to ab;
senSs only sSS0?SS At snS
Nd s1oe Dhf i 1f
SH *4 % s Sc e So s. water s a
York SSis, iSo test S 90: bulk EhadeiPhia s5
sGepa sdS 81 2 g. Gr6
@s xuPs PF@' yf4% g sso
s2Pas 3 P@:5 ssS
9sd9 caea se f 'sy &c. FT GS5f OIL OSs Ssoc 81 town
PROVIsIONS-At first frmer &C
Of light at Chicago Snd e1 BSe1 ORs 1t
dation and large estimates for next week Packers %eFe
& sslsEi K q sS on and
P6Rk Ps5s rsss STEADY NaaSas aassd s a1a
isis clear ss@s5 e. sos 5E 5scsf ssadg sIa s s9S9
saefs as1s Ina s saa@s QUIET
sG r. PEE s6 B. 3es e 40 s5saay @ % saofSs p
T N E H b. Sess ssc T n % 9uS?d STE pcd
nominal quoted 81 a6c picked hams quiet au3sS iog
steady quoted GpgG Prime , s4s 5sa2 2SG Guoe
&c. "esa fened edi' iafd du qUoed south meTc
80c BTaz legs 9s e0godnd te iee city
lar iarS gsss stearine So Sc
R1cE-Tne rice market steady firm and business
there held prices mills still shutting down for
fair good 3@ssc prime to choice s%g4nG; heaa DO
5omestio sgsfe Ja1s Ransoon 2 @
bic sugar wsS Ehpped during With
ss2ns that sey fGpe Ses4sd st
them We quote Cut loaf and efesnso oe po%dered
coarse powdered and fruit powdered 5Sc I Eagle Ge
sTanaated a9nels 555c; Eagle bags and IN
bags G ne and aond A. 545c
No Ioc Nos asS sSc B Sose no Soo No sSo " No To-
SOC No il 4oc 445c No 1s 1 sc - Nos oolad "a and md
Monday july s. The local to-day for raw sugar
a. dun snrfnfa snd Sc test tR snS pa1
8 as and moasses sugar 50 tes ys@g 1 with with
Jpne Jne lat'fa at lis 81 and July a lis ss.d.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-25

COTTON-The cotton market was quiet ana rresuiSr @
within a narrow range. closing net uI
changed 10 points higher The opening was hrI ,s az
Of 2G7 points to higner cdoies
tan expected small demand through commission houses
bulls At the advance there "as co-
siderable realizing and selling for the account OF
hears ENCOURAGED by favorable weather in the SouI
T ofter ssgsfnR off to about coisng prices OF Fri
dsy the market the close rallied sllghty o
OF support covering, with final prices s1eay
Sentiment seemed rather against the market on
the ground that the worlds spinners had areeoy PuL
heavily as to make them more In1f5 enrnya5
ybIIa were being
M tho excellent weather beneficial rains Private
cables from Liverpool took less builish view OF ne
situation mentioning the european po
tcal situation and advance of 394 points In the
F5nRIs market attributed in measure 10 sup
porting this side Private crop adxices @
main somewhat conflicting and II Is said that ram is
NEEDED In the Carolinas Texas dispatches also
complain of damage by boil weev1l but the average OF
adytces seemed and the trade Is looking TOT
bearish weekly report Tuesday. The spot situation
boWeyer shows frmness. with holders very
irm in their and demand attributed 20 July
Of interior receipts nave
been discounted for the balance of the season
The range prices in the local market To-Day
follOWs:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-25
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New-York. June %. 1908.


BEEvES-Receipts a single of II head. con
signed for and 4 held over yesterday
Nothing doing Feeling steady Dressed beef in limited
don live cattle and refrigerator
beef steady Exports to-day included $50 cattle and
1TOO quarters of beef the Minnetonka to London,
quarters beef the Philadelphia to the same
port and 500 quarters on the Etruria to Liverpool
CALVES-No fresh arrivals and nothing doing in live
calves Feeling steady. Dressed calves slow at un-
changed prices 7hd10c per ID for city dressed
veals and 5dS17c for country dressed calves
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Receipts were % cars or 57I2
for slaughtererS and 20 Tor the
market making, with the held over yesterday, u
cars on Sheep in demand and firm; common
lambs steady: all others firm. and top grades 15c higher
The pens cleared early Common TO prime lambs
sold at per 100 p; choice at IS co.
cuIs at So 90 Dressed mutton steady at 7q9c per ID
dressed lambs at 104l31ec.
saIes-Kerns Commission Co: 700 Kentucky lambs 60
N average at IS per 100 lb 223 do y H. at s. 50
7O3 do go H. SIS: 241 do 50 10 at 81 20; 165 do 90
b at 81 4O Virginia do SO H. at $S 49, 21 Indiana
indiana culIs 10, 50 Kentucky sheep, liz
10 at 81 75 10 do 19 n, at 81 49, 10 Virginia do 30
10, a 81
D Harrington: Kentucky lambs. 72 II, at s9 20;
1S9 do 6S f "a Kentucky sheep. iOI NJ at 81 22
Mcpherson Co: 23s Virginia lambs "A H. at IS 70;
ss virginia sheep 1T ~ 81 so: 80 West Virginia
do 90 fb at s4 25 bucks. $50 10. at So so
Tobin & Shannon $50 Kentucky lambs Sc ID. at 81;
II sheep. III N. at 81 IO
Newton & Co: Kentucky lambs. GA 10, at So 12t5
Edebrand & Co: Kentucky lambs IS 10. at So rs
TIOGS-ReceIpts 5h cars 923 head. consigned
TO slaughterers. Feeling steady
sales-s Judd & yesterday: 81 mixed Western
hogs 2s7 10 average. at So 20 per leo N.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-25
[BO 8 II Cd M AER new faEsTz ESsTsHS d

FALL RIVER LINE for Newport Fan fit hiVer Boston
AND ali EASTERN and Northern Points steamers
PRISCILLA and PURITAN orcaessTa r. a, on eaeh dsr
Leave Pier 49, N R., foot OF warren ST. "eeA ua'S
and Sundays, $50 P NJ ,...- r-.u, -.
pEnVTDFrNCFl LINE Providence Boston Fast ara
Nnrtb Strs PPOVIDENCE (new) and PLYMOUTH
Leave Pier 49, n. foot Murray St. week days oniS
NEW BEDFORD LINE for New Bedford Cottage CITY
Week days only at 600 P. NJ strs MAINE and NE"
NORWICH LINE New London Block Island Nor
1oraster tlast md North Strs. CITY OF LOW ELL
and CHESTER w. CHAPLIN I've. Pier 80, N. r. It.
CIarkson St week days only. $500 p Nj
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven springfield and
Nortb I've pier 90 e r., foot Peck slip. week days.
Str RICHARD PECK leaves 400 F. NJ. sundays $50
A NJ (E. s1st St 1O:0o A NJ returning due rev
Work. s.45 p M Two at New Haven.
Tickets and staterooms all Lines. at &C. 261 sT3,
11s5 and 1894 broadway Union So. 1s2 Fifth Ave,
245 Columbus Ave 273 w. I25th St. 27es Sd Ave. and
Broadway. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-25
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN 3 HARTFORD B 4

4th Ave- follows.
BOSTON. via New Iondon and PTqydsncs-ts:5o 80.
oS 9oSSo sSa !Soa ia55 g. 100 ''iOi 'Hia''
BOSTON. via Wllnantic-ffS0O 200 A NJ, 1900 p. II.
BOSTON. via sprnshed-tsOO A. NJ, tIi12:OO 81 AGO.
PORTLAND and BAR HARBoR-tfs:o2 p. NJ
WHITE MOUNTAINS ST: ALBANs and QUEBEC
tGI $40 A. NJ, 1900 P. NJ.
FITCHBURG. via Putnam and Worcestsr-t5:oo P. N
CT: BARRINGToN o sToCKBRIDGE. LESoX. PITTS
Ticket offices at eGrand Central Station and c125th
Place c25 Union Square. c132 Fifth Ave. c2i5 Co
lumbus Ave. 649 Madison Ave. c2I3 West 125th ST,
2.7es Third Ave In Brooklyn. c342 $50 Fulton ST..
$40 Broadway. E ID.
125th St. SUNDAYS only saturdays only tParlor Car
Limited. Has dining cParlor and Sleeping Car
tickets also.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-25
CASH QUOTATIONS,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

,or,,,--,, New-York.
AOttEE-The coffee market very quiet sales beinp
reported of only 1880 bags, while fluctuations were
IesPnoingly marrow and insignificant opening was
seaGy UNCHANGED to points lower, in response
appointing European cables.
rally on Front Street buying either undong hedges or for
wan street account. and the dull with
January D points higher, May
orally unchanged. The Brazilian was without spe-
cal feature aside from continued cold
9stricts which however is not believed be
flcientIy severe to do much damage period
The primary unchanged and receipts
about as expected OF the European markets Havre
unchanged TO 4 franc higher. which hardly good
as expected while Hamburg partial 4 pfg lower
The spot market quiet. with quotations the
OF 11-i6c for Rio No Z.
The of prices in local market to-
la, az
New-York tribune., 1905-06-25
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine ruled hrm with
e3c Rosn ruled SO 709S3 20 for good
strained also firm and quoted at So 30 for oil
barrels. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPJsNTINE-on and machine bbls. esq
6314c
ROsIN~Conmon good strained. 50 70as3 70; So so:
"a 90: g. SO %; S4: 81 80: K So; NJ. IS %; N,
SIS 90; W G. S5 CO. and w W. IS so.
STOCK ON HAND
Spirits turpentine ~ eois
Wilmington June 24-SPIRITS TURPENTINE firm,
5a1sc: receipts bbls. ROSIE steady Unchanged re-
oeipts $50 bbls TAR firm, So bid; receipts, Ss bbls
CRUDE TTyRPENTINE firm. 81 go 81 Is and s4 7o
ceipts 17d bbls
Savannah June 24-TURPENTIlB steady eoo sales.
400 bbls receipts I07 shipments 66o ROSIN hrn sales
252p bbfs receipts, 1912: shipments, 20SI Quoted:
4 B and C So 90: D SO 35: e ss so F. ss So; 50 40;
H SO 20; l. 81 50; X 81 O5 NJ. 81 10; N. S4 3d. W G..
81 60; w W. 81 90.
Charleston June 24.--TURPENTINE and RosIN. moth
ing doing
New-orleans June 24-Reeepts. s4 bbls; turpentlne.
152 hbls
London, June 24.-TURPENTINE-Sp 6os. ROSIN
American strained. 9s Cd: fine l2s Cd.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-25

NEW YORK-ALBANY.
HUDSON RIVER BY SEARCHLIGHT.
Steamer &C W. MORSE odd dates. June and july
ADIRONDACK Pier NO az, N. r.. foot OF
Canal Street p. NJ and West 12sth street 6:so 2. M
week days Sundays. Direct connection at Albany
with express trains for saratosa Lake George Lake
Niagara Falls Sharon Springs and all Northern and
Es Orchestra steamers Auto
mobiles carried Timetable and exou1saoa book ira.
is8sautiful Hudson by eeArchIghtt~t10Ns
New-York tribune., 1905-06-25

Steamboats,.
cATSKgll EVENING LINE
For Catsxill Hudson. Coxsackie Cairo. Palelvile
Haines Corners Tannersylle week days. p. NJ,
christopher ST: +. Nj. West i29th st.
Extra boat Saturdays, 40 p. NJ, from July I,
Special trains O Catskn Mountain points
Hsudsouas Illustrated Booklet Mailed Free
New-York tribune., 1905-06-25
Lackawanna Railroad.

AdCA q" dlllko A\oAAA O~>~~s
r-.v. New York foot Barclay and Christopher STA
"a 90 A M-For Binghamton and Syracuse
s10 90 A M-For Buffalo, Chicago and ST. LOUIS
81 40 p M-Fo~ Buffalo and Chicago
P. M.-For Scranton and Plymouth
rs p M Buffalo and Chicago
sss az , Buffalo, Syracuse Utica
900 A M-For Chicago-Sleepers open at P: M
TTskets I4e 429 11s3. I434 Broadway. N Y 35s Fuls
ton ST PrnokIvn. sDaily tExcept sunday
New-York tribune., 1905-06-25

Coffee cables-RIo-Conee market firm; No Rio.
4s550 exchange 11-32d; 1000 bales stock
202 600 bags Santos-CofTee steady; good
Santos $500: receipts 10000 bags two daysl stock
S74 bags Hamburg-Cofree market opened unchanged
at 4 pfg higher 2:S0 p net unchanged to =
pfg lower; sales 1900 bags HavreCoffee market opened
steady UNCHANGED !. franc higher at Z m uI-
cha
New-York tribune., 1905-06-25
Steamboats,.
IElUD@0M RIVER BY DAYLIGHT

PalatiaI Steamers NEW YORK and ALBANY OF
he River Day Line. fastest and nneSt river
boats in the world
Brooklyn. Fulton-st. (by Annex)5:OO A. VI
Desbrosses-st. Pier. ----...-- $40
NEW PIER, WEST 42D-ST. $500
129th-st. e2O
Landing Yonkers. West Point Newburgh, Poughkeep-
sic Kingston Point, Catsk, Hudson and Albany Daily,
except Sunday Special Train to Catskll Mountain
sorts and Saratoga and easy points
East. North West. Through tickets and baggage
checked at ofices of York Transfer Co. Through
tickets between N 7 and Albany accepted Most
delightful one-day outings West Point. Nswbursh
Poughkeepsie returning down boat
Restaurant open at z A. II. MUSIC
STEAMER MARY POWELL
Leaving Desbrosses ST. at $40 NJ Gsats d;a5 p Nd
p n (Sats. 2:2O p M. For Highland Falls West
Point Cornwall, Newburg New Hamburger. Milton,
Pokeepse, Rondout Kingston Orchestra board
New-York tribune., 1905-06-25
Railroads..

PEHNSY LVANIA
LROAD.
STATIONS f9S5 Of aSd Md' cosnG
The Leaving time from ross sHs Snd Seo or
.1.ssAn. cHIceao E9S IHh ntEc1%t Ntsf' rrn
.1o.ssAM ST H0p5c ToG2s u IinirED. Cincinnati
.1.ssr.m caIeAao. fna ss L0u11 c1NcINNAT1, AND ST.
.smP.a. The t9uIS SE2dsYLvAN1A E1pKfSv2AN1A spEcIAL-1s
.4.ssrm chfene6 hSu5s 10 GImf4ED Gsifafs
s MEsT2RS ST hqT5S AXP hXPREgs GsSc1NSArI EXP
PAGITIc ,E3 E3PkEfS kEp CINCINNATI EXP
WASHINGTON. AND THE SOUTH II, * p,o
20 s5 IS. coasrsssoaaI Ii1nsd io i 4 S.
& ' I5 % ai2 nsas s suRSag itod
so54HrtS ' afS ~ p n u 10 ss s5sAs .ss m
ArE4ST1G rfaG + @ COAST S6ily 11NE-.sa5 s.s5
sEABoARp q' AIR L1NE-1a2s p. m. and 1910
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-'s,25 p. m
CHEsAPEAKE OHIO RAILwA-..-7.55 a. m week
FoR SRsa OLD f'% p618r 3 coMFoRT and NoRyoLK-1sS
AIANc m Meskdfys sIS m M and as5 D. m week
days, Sundays '7.55
f6RG f6R MafaI' BfANcH RsBuRY m Grove.
56tf fr6s as39ss 1ss sns oS,Isad:
sa sneep eag Long s SandS fs leSS
only except Long Branoh). (1.25 Saturdays onlyl'
225. 2.55, 325 (425 except Long Branchl. seb er-
cept Saturdays. except Long Branch), %66, and oos
p. m. weekdays Sundays SIS. szb 1O-b5 g M
and 4. 55 m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Ii55 a. m. iaS5 1885 .i5S 2lo ass. 's.g5. ass.
oniy).. .5.55. s55. 755. s.25 s,25 (s55 for North
Philadelphia only) p. m, IL. 10 night weekdays
Sundays. COS. "755. s.25 '925. s55 't1o55 .Io.5S
a m, 1925, s12.55, *155, 1925 355, "4.2 ('t+55
for North PhiladeIphia ony). a455 .5s5. 1856 s25.
925 OK North Philadelphia only) p m, 1910
night
'Dlnng Car. tExtra-fare train.
offices. Nos 461, 1854. e6. and 261 Broadway;
1872 Fifth Avenue (below 23d ST.: 2s3 Fifth Avenue
corner 10th ST.; Astor House. and stations named
above; Brooklyn. Fulton Street, $50 Fulton
Street, $50 Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Sta
ton New Transfer Company will call
check baggage from hotels and residences
through to destination
Telephone "543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad
Cab Service
w w ATTERBURY J. R. WOOD,
General Manager. Passr Trafic Manager.
GEO. W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-06-25

Receipts of breadsuffs interior points in thousands
last three ciphers 0} omitted -four bbls, grain bush
as follows:
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How II struck Joe.

Joe was the name of a servant en-
ployed for many years by Clarence
King. the eminent geologist. Joe's life
was evidently in bis work. and ne
Judged Of all things in the world by
their relations to it. In kings Mem
oirs" this anecdote of Joe's point of
view Is given:
At a gentleman's country seat, with
good servants accommodations, ample
Facilities for blacking boots and brush
ing clothing, well trimmed lawns and
genteeI society, Joe was In paradise,
hut experience In the muddy or dusty
wilderness half paralyzed his useful
ness and wholly quenched his enjoy
ment -.
ON one occasion, attended by tnis
man only. King made his way to the
Grand Canyon of the Colorado ana
stood for time dumb upon It's Drink
overwhelmed by the vastness ana tne
glory of the scene. At last 1t seemed
70 him that he must speak, and as ne
turned away he said:
V"well. Joe, how does 1t strike you
4It,s no place for gentleman Sir'
was the reply.
Smyrna times., 1905-07-19
A ely, Undergraduate.

A prominent railway official tells how
an undergraduate at Johns Hopkins
university made a decided hit at a
banquet of railway men in Baltimore,
to which he had been invited because
Of his intimacy with the son Of the
president of a certain road.
As there were not many guests the
POSTMASTER called upon all for speeches.
When the older men had had their say
the tOastmaster, turning to the young
student, smilingly suggested that he
make a short talk. The guests looked
sympathetically at the young fellow,
but he arose with perfect self posses
sion and said:
Gentlemen, my position just now re-
minds me of a story.
"a fly got on the ear of bull. For
some reason entirely unknown to the
fly the bull suddenly began to tear
down the road at terrific rate, sleav-
ing q suffocating trail of dust. He was
snorting and roaring in a most fero-
cious manner when the fly whispered
In the bulls ear:
"'Geei Amt we raising an awful
lot Of dust and noiseT
"And, gentlemen" added the under
graduate, 81 must say that in the
midst of all this wit and eloquence to
night I feel very much like that fly"