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Dou CITY.

Mrs. Bert Thompson of Arion visit
ed with Mrs. Jenkins Monday.
il. Varley left Monday for Adair,
Iowa to see his mother who is very i'll.
Mrs. Albert Crandall is very poorly
at the home of her son e. Crandall
r. A. Slocumb of Hotel Slocumb is
confined to his bed the past week with
an attack of fever.
Dow City crossed bats with Denison
Saturday. Score being II to Is in
favor. of Dow City.
Mr.. ard Mrs. A C. Butterwortb and
little daughter left Sunday for their
nome in ST. Louis.
Mrs. E. A. Stone of Tama, Iowa
visited Tuesday and Wednesday at the
home of F.,S. Stone.
E. II. Swasey and wife are the
proud parents of a baby girl. which
came to make its home with them May
18th.
Saturday evening Mrs. Ida Sands
and Miss Myrtle Newman gave lunch
con to number of their friends in the
city park.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jim Riddle have NOV
ed to Craighton, Neb. 10 make their
future home. We regret to have then
leave here.
Mrs. J. E. Nicewonger returned las
week from Albany, Ill. where she hal
been with her mother for some time
on account of her health.
County Supt. ard Mrs. Hoffman
visited Sunday in Dow City Mr.
Hoffman started early Monday morn
ing to visit schools in Boyer township
Tuesday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs
! Wilson Talcott, east of town had plan
ned party for their little boy Edgar
The rain came down at intervals al
afternoon but they braved the storm
and hired carriages and took tht
children out in the country where they
enjoyed very happy AFTERNOON, ant
came home singing the praises of tht
hostess.
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EM oVsAs@s|sup MANIC THE TWO GREATEST NnnCngSn
sSaS&S> HEelVElS TR0uPES Of ACROBATS RMEe$EER
'VeS Ever Brought America ~ 0~A ANAs
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De1oit

De1oit
B. E. McKim was in Denison Friday
on business.
Mrs. Sarah McKim was at Denison
Friday afternoon.
w. T. Huckstep shipped car of hogs
to Omaha last week.
DR.. Darling was Professional visit
or to Deloir on Friday.
Mrs. S. G. Hagen assisted as clerk in
Halberg's store Saturday.
Elder G. ]. Hunt went TO Lanesboro.
last Friday for an over Sunday visit
Mrs John Cook of Denison, spent
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. James
McKim.
Mr.. A. G. Myers was at Deloit Fri
day night. returning home Saturday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Newcom were in
town Monday morning, MIR, Newcom
took the trsin for Denison.
Mss Stella Myers was in from her
school near Schleswig from Friday
evening until Sunday afternoon.
Elder Vim McKim preached Sunday
evening at theL. D. S. church, review
ing the Sunday School lessons of the
past quarter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond ard daugh-
ter Fora, visited at Kiron Saturday at
the home of Mrs. Richmond's sister,
Mrs O Gardner
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wnans and Mr..
and Mrs. Mearl Meyers drove to near
Ida Grove Sunday to see their sister,
Mrs. E. W. Pitcher, who is very i'll.
The Ladies Aid Society met last
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. James McKim Quilting and re-
| fresnments was the order of the after
poon
w. T. Huckstep and F, Fl. Brogden
sold their wool last Friday to the North
western Grain Company. Mr.. Huck-
steps wool only lacked 81 30 of bring.
ing him thousand dollars.
The play down by the Sea, given
Friday evening was we'll attended. l.
A. Golf came down from Kirnn to act
his part. Miss Howorth of Dow CITY,
and J. L Ainsworth of Denison, also
assisted.
E. K. Patchin and Orville McKim
started for Orifna, Idaho, Wednesday
where they have decided to locate.
They will 20 by the way OF Jackson,
Minnesota. to visit Mrs. G, j. Newcom
a few days.
Children's dav will be observed at
each church We have not been in
formed as to the time at the M. E.
church. The program will be given at
the L d. S. church on the evening of
Sunday, June llth.
A ball game was held at Debit Sat-
urday afternoon. The Deniscn mine.
about the size Of Dsloit's third nine,
drove up and all very enthusiastically
engaged in their game, but the Deloit
boys won, the score standing % to in
favor of Deloit.
Deloit's first nine and some others
drove to Schleswig Sunday to play ball,
but got beat 10 to /. Their Sunday
base ball playing has not proved very
successful for them as thus far they
usually been leat. OF course it ia the
| day, not the boys.
Miss MYRTLE Golf is spending week
visiting relatives and friends at this
place. We understand she will visit
her brother and wife at Kiron a few
days and then go to Minnesota for her
summer vacation at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Golf.
Quarterly meeting was held at the
| NJ F.. church last Sunday morning
Rev. Todd of West Side was present in
the absence of the presiding minister
Rev. Todd accompanied Rev. Stone to
Milford Center in the afternoon and to
Boyer in the evening where they held
services.
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Quarterly meeting was held at the
M. F. church last Sunday morning
Rev. Todd of West Side was present in
the absence of the presiding minister
Rev. Todd accompanied Rev. Stone to
Milford Center in the afternoon and to
Boyer in the evening where they held
| serYices
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

sacks; middns s1ers2s red dog s2s 80; hominy chop
s2s21 so bulk 500 25Ts22 T5 sacks OIL MEAL s2e so

s ss p F aSs ss @ e. aa
Of s sss s sfB sh;s N Il. f s. oa ss
produced moderate weakness that tbs market closed
The Northwest most of the unfavorahle
wheat @ 10 Sncaso during ne day. claimed By
s Soe Go commission house.. that me Ss~s from that aqa5.r
wse willing to accept the damage reports in some
buttons from the seusRWest weTa dsisy in the way
Sssn snd s in Sa
s again from in G9nFas +. e ssrsa syo0s me earlier ,ss n the
s en IN % pfcss was 6rogsh on By drop IN 'he % 'Gsn s
and by realizing among the room element In tn. way
visible supply Compared with Sush,s REDUCTION
last year increase Of $4,000 bushels IN the amount
about 5ooo bushels les. expected 100000
the bulls by oamns lower IN evsry nssnse
Os, t1 to 'hs' IS Pn Berlin to and
as IL .s Il s p ssns By NSss sse
over sunay Is showed T. : be . cloudy 4s,ba in
sa aas
1ed S ss IN MIN the be 26B 5 gs s. or neos h @ go
hlsher The cash market IN Nsw.Tots wa, vas s slms-
sPd sloSk adSas: Ns Sg5thsTa DslSth saoa,
coRBuls so ran ,s Old 1niv corn up over 10 Srshi
On On the SsGas 5 PPs ssve Down 10
sg in that at M market most of the aTSs pcs
ned under bun day until Just ST. before hs1 the Close %
regular at fe OF to &c net advanee In the local market
where rather IFt during the day The, The et ,
elins also m 2 the late session sion VAS Visible s P R
of $50 600 bushels in the IN sassage sma
@ bnshes TaT aso TeTpooi closed I'd to I'd
higher advance in aCesc markets sTressc s5
elevator eiHot aaoat NJ white s2e and No 20
September the feature in this market at The
other eTans eomnisson HOUSES We're sides Of
@ s' to s. st. ssSaaa 5s ssts na1 afaz %R s.
sIse and sPged white se to & 10 ~ s5n Was Quoted
at zsc New-Yorl and mating 46@52c c Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEeHHr''

c,oo June 2s-CATTLE-Receips oles u ma ma to
oS90o higher good prime steers % 5oTs4 5O
SoWs 50Gs4 calves SO 5odS6 % Texas rec Inc Sigb
sS 29Sa xe 90 and butchers IS 2@$5 55 good 10 chos o
45aa PHI df T9ugai saies $ 4os5
$ 2g$9 | oo o"h market sheep M hghsF lambs an r lG9 q
hP5sber GOOD to choice wethes 81 SoGs9 " Including
S,dn dSe n'sH mixed SO T5ds4 40; native 4aihos' s
spTng June active butchers fs s 9o9
20 go - @shippers 81 35as5 common EE9SSss7 ' 9h
stIohe 26.-CATT1<E-
East b9S tTning steady: butchers grades logz s In
G AZ butchers 81 25Gs5 rs; heifes % ogSs rs 75
S9c5Ss AZ bus 50 1884 25 sockers ana sn-iney
go }cc, hefers s. 5o4S3 2 fresh cows anu gnnS
ga steady: COED choice S42Gs7Ii Pncents 400
s2sgS7g; arke; active at 81 25GS6 So hte
hsa3 m na bsiG market fairly active and Ss lUS sd ies
@ @lZU AZ 50dS5 sO mixed and Yorker 80 .osS 0' 56
"a, rouehs 81 $685. SSgs5 Oo "a ,e
g StJFTF I4AMBS-Recelpts .Voo
80 40 and 25c higher; spring lambs 80 9oSsss -
yearlings. So 1887; WetheTS, - "o@9' N"' S's' vs.
FfrSo,.os 1,ty June 26-CATTLE-Recelpts lVuOc
1ndinc 56G SoutherIs; market 5gloc higher Es
choice expert and dressed beef steeIS g. aSS
20 stors and feeders, So ISds4 oO southern So
% '+je heifers $STs4 70; bulls 81 25gS4 calves
s556S5 p5 HoGs-Receipts. 500 head; marker K oaiOc
Sisher: top IS 42h; bulk OF sales - S'q % nt
g sssa9 sfIfEP8Recepts $500 head; market i0e
s9gSsr native lambs SO e5ds7 Western lambs 80 .s4
ss5s fed eve. and yearlings 81 56sS co. TEXAS etps
ssrtings 756s5 %; clipped sneep S1 <9sO 90
stacters and feeders. 81 boGsS Ib
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NeWANnrE IN

CoFFEF-It was the first notice day for delivery On
notices estimated
the Of about 30 Oo bags This caused quite
OF liquidation early and in spite Of fairly salts
cables featureless Brazilian
the opened Irregular, with May unchanged. but
10 IS points The notices grad
uaiy taken Of however, nearby longs found no DIFF
fcutE switching OF their commitments the
isting differences and with little support from bullish
the market rallied. and at the close
8 points higher May and only e partial 5
points lower other months. Sales. including the
switches, about IS. $50 Owing the hoi-
day the only news from Brazil was the cable giving
Psuo receipts 110So bags against 15S 500 bags
last year, which certainly q besrish showing
Hamburg closed unchanged December and Il pig
lower other months. while HavTe Il franc
lower OF the loss after the local opening
The spot coffee quiet but steady. with
quotations the basis OF 7S4c for Rio No Z: Total
deliveries IN the United the
were 77,6SS bags, against s5.561 week and ee52T
year. OF the former amount New-York reported
~ hs5 bags. Santos receipts reported
The range O prices local market to-
Sz-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. Il.

CT ATOMS Foot Liberty ST. N r.
AAAio+s' lwest 23d st. N r.
Time shown below is from Liberty st. West 2sd St
leaves 10 minutes earlier noted by designating
EAsToN.- BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND .MAuCH
CHUNkoz400 q 10 Easton only), 9.1o A NJ, 20
A. NJ 100 800 % and hs53a 7oo P Pnis Il NJ '"Hu4s
WILKEsBA IRE AND sCRANToN-91o A NJ. I2O
LAKEWOOD. LAKEHURsT. TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-z4G0. s4o A. NJ; / 30 gS 40 da LakewoSd
g. 40 Lake Lakewood and Lakehurst)
XTLANTIG IIFI 15 cITYI.s4 a5 40 A $40
PoaNT PLEAsANT AND sEAsHoRE PoINTs.z ,c q 90 %
hasa, a5.l5 $50 $50 j12oI SUNDAYS except Ocean
Grove: 81 A. NJ, so 4oo. $50 7: NJ Nv,
EAST LONG RRANCH-z4GO, z5. 30 $50. H. a. NJ,
80, 40 $50. $50 P. NJ Sundays, 600 AM
sAND q ook d pier 81 s. y 42d q
45 IL 'Ss SUNDAYS. DAYS . s = NJ 12ss 8 sss 10 N
Leave Pier 10 n r. Cedar St 90 1900. II 90 A. u
oG H. sG & 80 100 81 $40 soS a Sf Al sq9szs Po 1000
81 a. LIS Il 40 EaIR9I6NG 90
oo G fo $50 $50 si6s6 sGs s Es @'oo
a1eoo a NJ. 500 t.4oo. 800 100 P NJ. .ji2 IS
RnaRa Ed5 g oo aNB .sdo 50 zis oO' 200
READING HARRISBURG, PoTTsvILLE AND WILL,
( y Reading t' oniy3. IT 500. 10 1850 P; M
Reading. PottsFle Harrisburg only. 4 CO. '5oo P N
day. Sundays only tParior cars only Via rama
qua VISA xsatgrdays S g Only ri % pSfept m *. 20 II
90 Ia. so P. NJ i1l.5o P. NJ. ks2o P NJ. mEining
ofices: Liberty St. West 2sd St. Astor House 2G1
ss4 1900 1854 broadway, 1s2 9Th Ave. 2s1 9th Ave-;
Is Union Square 27os Third Ave 27s West 125th
Fulton 1 g5 Sc Rrodyn $50 Bs gosdway
Transfer Co. calls for and checks baggage TO oes-
''HT''VG' M n BFsrER c NJ BURT.
Vice-Pres and Gen Mgr. Cen Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
The STATISTICAL position Brazilian coffee ig as fo

COTTON.-The cotton comparatively quiet.
sales being estimated only 100000 bales but after
opening lower prices ruled generally steady and closed
unchanged to points higher. The chief eEplana
OF the after the break appeared
be the continued strength OF little buy
ing by people IN the local market New-orleans
support complaints that the weather
ing the in sections. though to this there
evidently two opinions. with many believing the
rains would beneficial unless followed by further
and heavier precipitation
The opening weak at a decline OF TO 10 points
under Disappointing cables. and bear
couraged by expectations Of bearish weekly bureau
Tuesday, and of good showing by the monthly
bureau which will be published July 5. and which
the last Sunday. that even II
ent doing harm they viii hardly show
monthly condition report But at the decline
was support New-OTleans. buying Of the
interests. which seemed to
indicate could July notices
next Friday of depression. and prices
rallied There scattering buying supposed to
te FOR long through commission houses well
nd early afternoon prices showed
net gain points, with October selling at
within points Of the top price of the year.
Later there some reaction due to realizing but
there aggressive pressure. and the final tone
steady, aside from the rains. the influence OF
which viewed, the weather map favor
able Private advces from the South seemed the less
were stiil reported the Southern spot markets.
The range prices in the local market to-
day
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
New york, NEW HAVEN 8 HARTFORD 4. 4

Trains depart from Grand Central station I'D 81
ith Ave. follows. for
BOSTON. vie New London and Providence
II 1OO0, * 1OO2 A NJ. ~ 200. 'x 10i. * $500,
# $780, sr 500. sr12:JU P. n.
BOSTON, Wilmantic-tfS:01 A. NJ. 1900 p.
BOSTON. springheld-fe0O A NJ. tl12:CO. 'l4oo.
PORTLAND and BAR HARBoR-tfs,o2 P NJ.
WHITE MOUNTAINS, ST; ALBANs and QUEBEC
=. $40 A NJ, 1900 P. NJ
EITGaBqRs via Pg!ns% ana .oSs WsFGsstsEtseS s
CT: BARFINGTo4NH 4H.oo sToGKBRIBBGE LESoX PITTS
Ticket offices at eGrand Central Station and el2sth
St c96. c261, LIS, c1.354 Broadway. c3 Park
Place. c25 Union Square. c13a Fifth Ave. Gas Co
lunbus Ave. Madison Ave. c2T3 West 12Sth St.
2T9S Third Brooklyn. c342 $50 Fulton St..
800 Broadway. E D.
125th St. Sundays only Saturdays only fPaElor car
Limited Has dining cParlor and Sleeping C@F
kets al
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

~ local market for spot cotton closed quiet and
changed on the OF 93oc for middling upland and
- for roi6dling Gulf Sales TO spinners SI3 bales
southern spot markets were eiegraphed as follows; sa
T-aL steady unchanged at &c; sales So bales Nor
soik steady unchanged. esci sales 81 bales Falti
more nominal 9&c. Mobile hrnl uncnangea az etsG
-. 100 bsIes Augusta quiet and steady, unchanged
S- lsc. sales bales. st Louis steady unchanged
e. ogkc New-Orleans steady. unchanged. at l-l6c;
seIes 400 bales Wilmington steady, unchanged, at
Estimated receipts leading points Tor to-cay:
Al Houston 1000 TO 25oO bales agains SOB Ia1
a7s Galveston. from 1000 TO 5O0
bales AGAINST 30 week and 40 last year and at
SeOrieans 1,s0o 500 bales against 2s4 last
Sceinf % cotton ports and interior points to-
6s co1rsred day last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

ravernoo, June -Closing-WHEAT-s nominal;
,,inrss steady: July SIS I0Ad September es Cd: De
namhe1 e. std CoRN-spot quiet; American mixed.
S.; features hrm: July 4s sid September As sd PEAS
annt IS iSsSafs BEEF steady extra India mess SIS.
Topi- anil prIne Western, 62s cd. HAMS
Snort cut. IL to 10 10 steady 44s Sd BACoS. steady
% cut 26 10 H. AS Cd; short rib. 10 20 "a
10 As Cd long clear mddes light Is TO "a 10 4Ss Cd:
long middles heavy 80 70 90 10 ass snort clear
SO. IA 70 go ID sos bellies Ia TO i6 As.
NJ n,E,Ia-souare IL to ia steady. LARD.
stssi. nrima wssteTn IN erces, SIS ed; American
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. June 2e.-FLoUR-Local prices advanced 25e;
winter family s. So winter pastry s. aS bakers
unsettled No Northern. 81 161s. CoRN.stronger No
yellow. eo14c No corn, 5so QATsTStrongsr; PATS No
RYE-Quiet; No !. 77ac Canal freghts steady;
wheat. S2sc: oats &c TO New-fork
Chicago. June 26-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

Cash quotations were as foIlows FLOUR easy. WHEAT
No 2 spring 81 IOQs1 10: No g. s1gS1 os: No red
81 Os1a; CORN. No 55Ag5S4e; 20 z yelew. 6S3A@
white 32ga2hc BARLEY. good feeding, 4Oq42c fair
Northwestern 81 48: TIMOTHY SEED. prime. So oo
per bb S12 G5q$i2 20 LAID per 10 81 25as7 271
CUT MEATS-Short rib sides Qoose 81 S09S7 so; short
clear sides (bexeD. 81 5OGST 62. WHSKEY. basis Of
higa wines 81 q. On the Produce Exchange to-day:
EGGS easy: Mt mark included. 1Sc; rsts. I3i4c
prime hrsts. 15c: extras 1Tc.
Duluth June 2s-WHEAT-No Northern, 81 115A: No
Northern 81 031 July, 81 III September, new, S4ac
old soc.
Milwaukee June 26-wHHAT-No Northern 81 lsG
RYB-No /. s2c. BARLEY-No 2 bic; sample. 4oa5o1.e
CORN-No 3. 54AG54ssc July. 64%c esked
Minneapolis June 26.-WHEAT-July closed at 81 Os1s
September see; December. S61z4s6e: No hard 81 l3
No Northea 81 Il: No Northern 81 OF q qs1 0s}
FIOJR-Frst patents 1oGs6 90 patents IS 90
4$6: first clears. sass 1o second ceaIs Sz fos- 90
BRAN-In bulk. s12 I5Ssl3
Philadelphia June 26>-wHEAT firm; contract grade.
June sl9s1 OIL CORN &c higher: June 59G5e5ac. OATS
firm; No white natural 31QsL 80 white clipped
S74Gs7ac. FLOUR steady. BUTTER steady; extra
Ecess fir; nearby fresh i7c loss of: nearby fresh
ieisc. at mark; Western. fresh 1Tg1Ti4c. at mark.
CHEESE firm; New-York full cream fancy; new. lOase;
mestic Swiss IGiAc. Receipts-Four. LOCO hbls and
84s 600 pounds sacks wheat. 1000 bush 4oO0:
oats 1900 Shipments-Wheat. 2Oeo bush; corn 1000;
oats, 1900.
a2e. Iuiy s2sss: September sassc: hard 81 O65s
CORN-No cash B5c July b2isaa2i.e; December f6t.e
OATS-No . cash. 3lc July. SUitc September. 295se
Juiy soi.c; September. 2al.e: No white. 32sc
Tolsdo June 2s-CIOvERSEED closed firm; October.
IS s2Is TIMOTHY. prime 81 s2it AIsIKE. prime 81 80
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables cotton
Moderate sales, bales: speculation and
port 500; American. 1000 % coo; American
1e0Oo; middliEg upland 503d Futures opened steady
1gz points lower: closed steady 2G3 points lower
June zsld June7July and JuiyAugust, sod: August
September. September-October No
TeTnber- December. December
Tuary, 1 SGD: Febrrary-March, A
and april-May. z8Id. Msnchester-Yarns ouiet nd
lln: cloths moderate demand.
FLOUR AND MEAl|-The -four market continues firm
light miscellaneous trade Purchases to-day were
spring and Kansas in
small sale OF winter straights rive -four
wit a quote. Snrfng
1855 winter stFaights 81 vyinte-
Patents s. spring clears 50 75@sz Il: extra No
winter, So 35Gs3 g5: No winter So l0Gs3 r.
RYE FLOUR steady anoted; Fair q good 81 25gs4 CO.
Wire and yellow 81 25dS1 80: coarse 81 I4SI Ig
oORNMEAL firm: quoted; Kiln dried. 50 sodSs as TO
brand FEED-Western dull, city steady; quoted: West
srlhg s1T 30. iddling. SIS: DO
ret deg So &C. Jsly shipment: city bran. blk
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

c+ar1sston June 6-TURPENTINE-Ngthi doing
saTannah June 26.-TURFE 1NI1sN9thing I doing doing
US T5 reoeps 2757 shipments 500 We quote IA A. =,
sR So IS; K So 95: NJ 81 %; n. 81 %; G. 81 oo
W - ar So June 2s-Receipts: Rosin, si2 bbs;
neniine I42 bbis Exports for Rotterdam. 2uoO Dds
'uI Itpndan tI June 2s.-TURPENTINE-spiTt ass 80
p6SiN~American strained. 9s Sd; fine. lis 9d
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
NAVAL STORES.

IT., -,,rla. for spirits tuvpentine remained quiet nut
+s5 and unchanged with machine made barrels quoted
ste but without important cha9ss
at o eo-ze TSar was unchanged but firm We quote:
III hsIPTRiTs TURPENTINE-On and machine naFrels'
38d261zc
TAR S5 so ,.oa se e56s2 70. r
CO. y ss 90. @ So S5 h 81 90; X 50; NJ 50 70;
< s5 go: " G. s5 60 and " w. 50 So
- STOCK ON HAND.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

fined. in pals ass Cd. BUTTER, nominal CHEESE
easy; American. finest white As: do colored 46s TAI
LOW. prime. city, steady 23s 3D. TURPENTINES-
Spirits. dull 49s. ROSIN-CommorL strong es 3D.
PETROLEUM, refined. quiet. sad LINSEED OIL
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-Yorx, 26 1908
BEANS AND PEAs-Th.re is a firm market for do
about 2ikc higher and firm. but the demand at the sd
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

Forsign coffee markets: Rio-Holiday. santos-Hoday
EsmbuTg-CoIee market opened unchanged to I pfE
higher. al 230 net unchanged to pfg lower;
p. neI unchanged x pfg higher; sales,
il 600 bags Havre-Cofee market opened franc lower;
u uuchsESed; 7. unchanged; at $40 :, m
declined = franc: total sales. u, 600 bags
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

WASHINGTON AND THE s


7.55, s25. .9.25 '9.55 '1e55 a M II 20 lzeo: ~
(.S25 Congressional Linited''), .325: '4.25 4ss'
s25 m 1870 niEht suneay: s25 Ii,mteG1.
SOUTHERN RAiLwAY.I.I2's5, 'sa5. '42s p. m.
ATLANTIc COAST LINE.-'s.a5 a. and saS
sEABoARD AIR LINE-1as5 p and 1a.io e. m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY-'s-25 p m
CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAILwAY.--755 a. m week
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-T55
a: m week-days, 70 p. m daily; vsst
days Sundays. .7.55 a. m.
CAPE MAY;-l255 p m week days; <o..., orov.,
North Asbury Park Sundays). and Point Fleesant
$50 from Desbrosses and 3:45 m from Cortandt
Streets ony) 40 S,55, 10. a. m Cl22o Saturaays
only except Long Branch). t126 SATURDAYS sg 9niy1.
p. week days. Sundays. SIS. 925. 1855 a. m.
FOR rHILADELPHIA. -
55i$ M 55s5 IL aS45s
Philadelphia ony) p m. IL 10 night week days days
Sundays sos. ,555 s25: 's25 s55, 't1oSS 10 50
for North Phadsi9b,a o8iv) .45s, s555. T55. SIS.
92S (s-55 for North Philadephia only) p In- l2-lO
Whining Car. 4Extra-fare train.
Ticket offices. Nos. 4s1. 1854 SO, and 2sI Broadway
1S2 Fifth Avenue (below Esd ST.; 2s3 Fifth Avenue
Corner 2sth ST. AstOr House and statiens named
Street $50 Broadway: and Pennsylvania annex Sta
ton. The New York Transfer Company will call
for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through to destination.
Telephone '54S Chelsea" for Pennsylvania Railroad
Cab Service.
w W. ATTERBURY. j. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO. W BOYD
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New-York. June 20. 1905
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-27

Receipts of breadstuffs at interior points IN
thousands last three ciphers CsO omitted Flour
barrels, grain bbs; grain bu as follows: