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( V 8 THE SUN, SATURDAY, XUNE 5, 4897.- - m
I CENTURY PLANTT03L00M.
A PAT.B QJlEltX SHOOT THAT IX AS
t unoir Tiixuxy j-'jcnr.
5 Blr. Candnn I.IVelj to Misvo 1 liaise, the llo.r
1 r III (ireeutinttsr singular tiararlerlstlcai
or the Meslean Plant The Shoot .Now About
right Feet High and Three Inciter Thick.
In the RrocnhntisR of J. Condon en KortHnmll
ton Pnrkwny, near nreenvrood Oniotery, there
s Is a plant which Is Browing-nt the rate of about
throo Indies a tiny. It Is n century plant, and
before tho summer Is out It "111 burst Into
bloom for tlio first nnil Inst tims In Ita existence,,
rind noon afterward dlo. for it ! n female plant.
The bloomlnir of n century plant In this cllmato
In rurr. nnJ when. In lB9'Aono of Mr. Condon's
pccluicni put forth flowers peoplo went from
all over this pnrt of the country to bco It.
This; particular plant Is ono of a nuinbor In
, II r. reunion's Rrccnhouses. Tho pivner does not
know hdw lonir ngo It wan sent hero from Mex
ico,' but 1( una n numltcr of years two. With
tho others It lny about tho place, and nobody
paid mmh attention to II, for tho centnry plant
ts a hnrdy customor, calling for little care.
Moreover, there Is no vtnyof telling when tho
plant Is eolae to put forth the flower shoot
which forms tho crownlnc clory and marks tho
cmlof Its life. The period of IlfodllTors In Indi
viduals of tho species. Almut two wcekn nfto
' thero appeared In the centro of tho spiny,
prradlnc loaves of this particular plant n palo
I Rrcpn shoot.
" It's roIiir to flower, sure enonRh," announced
tho oxrllod employee, vs bo brought tho nows to
'' air. Condon.
pValt n while," replied Mr. Condon after
arrilning the plant. "It may bo only a leaf
shoot."
nut the now growth was so rapid as tolndl
ca(o plainly that tho plant wns going to fluwer,
and tho owner was delighted. Ho had it moved
, out Into tho sunlight nnd carefully landed, as
TtaB Uttlng for a plnnt in whoso life so Important
an event impended. At present it Is flourish
ing, nnd tho stem, which Is throe Inches thick
nnd as solid nt hickory, has attained a growth of
about eight feet, tho Initial rato of grow th being
more rapid than nt tho present stage
It all goes well tho stem will reach n height
, approximating thirty feet, and from tho upper
t n feet will sprout branches which bear tho
; "lowers, a lurn-iulorcU bloom hanging In BprniB
In lho innniu-r of tho familiar begonia rubra.
1heo blo-onn will last perhaps two month'!.
' Then the) will fall, nnd unorder tho land III
lerlilo ground tlnj iinleimrlniisvi ill spring forth
from tho r.irth. Almost lx.foro tho llttlo ones
J1 lmto thrust their hc.ulalK)ogroundthemothcr
j)!.int, its minion fulllllcd. will hao withered
$ away, novcr to bloom again.
V "The shooting of this plant was a surprise to
) me," said Jlr. Condon toaSus reporter yestcr-
tlav, " Uno blossoming rcntury plant in n llfiv
tlmo is all that a man can reasonably expect to
tec. anil l' o had ono before this. It was in 'O'J.
Tho plant wns under n hom.h. nnd because tho
Khoot couldn't grow ttiaight up it made for tho
nearest light and curled up from under tho edge
of tho bench lil.o n 1U grein serpent. There is
no w ay of telling when the flower shoot is going
to nnpesr. even if ono knows tho ngoof his
plints, which 1 don't; but it's mighty rarely
that ono appears at all in this climate. In '0
I had to knock tho roof out of my hothouio for
the other plant and build a new roof otcr It.
It was thirt feet high. Probably 1 shall have
to do the same for thN ono before It's through."
Mr. Condon's specimen is tho Auore Mrxicona,
Its latter name indicating Its nativity. In Mex
ico then plants grow In great profusion, nnd
,. though they grow wild the Mexicans encourago
tlu-mbi uillltiitlou because of thclrmany use
frl qualities. Food it proilJca from tho leaves,
)mru of which nr eaten by tho Mcvlcans as n
, i electable. Diinl: it provides from its Juice,
which. fernionUil.bocamcM the insidious pulque,
nnd distilled becomes the tlery slno mezcnl, n
hurt of intensified brnndV. Shelter it pro
vides from its rloiicrs, which form a thatch
impervious to rain. Besides tho threo
primal necessaries of life it provides
other useful material. A sort of soap
may bo mado from its leaves, pita flax I ot-
I II li tuincd from the fibre, und the stem split down
13'' tho centre makes an excellent rnxor strop.
H 1 Mori otcr tho natltcs obtain from it what In in
I , Mestioa great luxurj". ice. 1 ho leaves aro split
ft nnd Inid Hat in tho sun. S-o rapid Is tho ovapo-
j '" ration that iccformsiilongthcBlitsIii thinstrips
i u In Mevico this plant usunlly tlowcri in alxjuc
i . ,, . tuvnty-flic years, but lrnnslted to rooler cli-
's mates, it takes much longer. After the flowers
hive lallen the leaves swell enormously and
i ', Juico may tie wrung from them like water from
I -f u sponge. Noxt they shrivel and fall, and all
1 t that is Ictt of tho mother plant is the round,
t stony stem.
t ran j-Kj;.sr.vr or Jioit.iitT.
" Tnnter' omliintlnE Commute Selects tbe
, Her. IU K. Jour. 'S.
i The Nominating Committee of the Board of
' 'k Trustees of Hobart College, at Geneva, N.Y..
1 has unanimously decided upon tho Itcv. IL K.
' Jones, assistant rector of All Angels' Church,
i '" this city, to succeed President Potter, who re-
J , J signed mine mouths ago. This report will bo
' presented to tl.o full board nt Its meeting In
, J Munovn noxt Thursday. Thero is little doubt
'a that It w 111 bo acted upon fatorablv. Mr. .lonca
was graduated at Hob trt In 187. For n number
i of years he was rector of Ut. I.uke'a Church In
i Knlamaxrjo, Mich. Utter he wns rector of
I l Trinity Church In Columbus, O. Ho came to
; 1 t New York two years ago to hceome Illnhop
X ' Huntington's assistant at Orate Church, 'lho
1 'a I . following year he became ossoclaud with Dr.
t IS f Townscnd nt All Angels'.
3 ,i. anas ntiMimsr. goes hack.
j?
i Court Can't Find Any Way or Keeplnr Cjclone
h Sndlo Off tbe Itland.
H V
' . t Miss Sadlo Anderson Holclna Primrose, known
H ' " ; to prison keepers and tho police as Cyclone
H ' Sadie, was arraigned in tho General Sessions
H ; '' yesterday and pleaded guilty of assault In tho
H ' -t third degree. Hho had been indicted for hurling
B an iron bucket at the head of ono of tho work-
B ' j house matrons. Miss Mnry Nally, fracturing
., Miss Nnlly's skull.
H '? "I hit her, en I'll do It again," said Sadie.
H t "Hero's only ono on do Island fresherer dnn her,
Hi f enef dat ono pinches ii.y arm when I go back I'll
H i send her to do horsepltlel, too. I in no pin-
I " cushion, I ain't 'deol I nlnt."
JM ' The Itcrorder had received a letter from the
i chief matron of the workhouso, begging that
, ?t tho Cyclono n kept away from fllackw ell's
d - Islanci. She had Ixon there six times in two
( ,, years, and thev could nothing with her, the
J i matron wrote, uut she was sent back for n yoar.
Bai rl ' t' "" "
' s ? coKSOT.mATr.n icn voarrAXT.
bH I
m f Heporl of tbe Duslne Done b7 the Companr
HH :ui lMml Irar,
afff 'iM ' F
' , The report of the Consolidated Ice Company
B I for tho year ended Dec. Ul last showsgrosscani-
W it Ings t3,r.70,257 and not $7.V5;i(l. After de
fl J i I ducting Interest charges nnd udlvidrnd of 0 per
U 1 ' i cent, on tho preferred stock I here ruimlncdii
J I lhilanco of i)Clo:i,t'5o, which wns expended in tho
c3 ninulsition of now properties. President Morse
v ' myifln hlsrepurt thattheliniiecsof thorompauy
HI : haven capacity oxiedng J,:!(K).0(io tons, and
ill ! , that the tonnngo of ico sold during tho car wus
H Ml ' l,lia,5'JO tons houso incasurcmeiit.
II v.il : .
U - f;i p a Stoebholder In the IlronUljn Kletated lload
M 3 'v Oploe IleursaitUatloii,
if j, j Hoforo Justice Vun Wjck, In the Supreme
II 1 I ' I, Court in niimklyn yesterday, Newman Krb,
H ii I ' through his counsel, ex-Judge Dittinhoefur, uii-
nil , '( piled forlcavoto Join with other minority stock-
n -'ii . holdum of the Brooklyn Klavntcd Itallruad Com-
B , il 1 i pany, ns a defendant In tho fore Insure proceed-
m t fljl 'l Ings Instituted by the Cnntral Trust Company,
B i I t Kx-JurignDlttenhoefor said that an attempt wus
-H( ill I r lielug mode to freeze out thoso stockholders who
BD' tl j. refuse to submit to nn exorbitant assessment
IT, III , called for Inn reorganization pan, Mr. Krh, ho
BH till said, uwneil l.iioo shares of Iirnoklyn Klutatod
BB (J I ' llallroad stock. The plaliitlrt. hosuld, seeks to
MM 1J.1 7 "11 thu proierty of rallroail rompnnUm whUh
BB J I i; urn not defendants In the present action, llrlcfs
BK' ll'l 1 weroHiibmlttul umt Jiibtlcu Vuu Wyck tcserod
BR- II I ' dtidslon.
HI n I i ' Krrenpolnl Kundajr Hrhaal Purade.
B PUli )i; Kaurtecn (Iiconpolnt Sunday sdiools had
HJ ,'jl I '-' their thirty-llflh nnuunl p.irado yestorday
BJ j h afternoon. About 0,000 children and tcaihers
J MM ,', were In line. Tho profession moved from Man-
1 .' t' huttan arenuo mid Noblu street to Ixirlmer
' I ,f street, to Nonnnu avenue, tu Kckfnrd street,
I'l t t Nassau ae'uue, Ui iAonard strcol, to
,11. 1 f- t'alj or street, undtouiitnnuarilied on Ixmiiard
itl'l , k- sllirt, past tho reviewing stand at liouaril
ll'l r slrrnt und Muserolo avunint. II, N. Dougherty
m 'III nn the grand mnrslial, and Kdward K. Huoort-
" .', son nnd Gilbert II, Darker, Jr his aids.
mm " II' J Slrat 7 funUhuieut fur IliuuUlyn nadser."
n Ml I . b Htorge Johnson, who ras recently arrested
U- tilt' I ful l,urtlcl)ll"on ' ft "badger" game at X70
fl ' IS ' ' Adams street, llrooklyn, has been sontnneed to
H-LJliV S ono j ear's Imprisonment und n lino of $.',00 by
II '1KI ' Police Justiio Hrrui.or. 'I ho man and woman
Iff ' Bit : i who were iiubbud with Itlm will bo tried on
H ' '1I Mouda).
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BT, OOCVMJiKIZZB.
KstrtlsM Comioenioratlas' the Thlrteeatb Cea
lenar nr RU DeatlC
The commemoration In this city of tho thir
teenth centenary of lha de&thot St, Columhklllo.
who founded the Brest religious schools of Clem
aid, Dorry, and Ions In tho sixth century, will
begin In St. Columbus's Church to-morrow morn
ing wllh tho slnglnsr of a solemn high mass by
tho ltlght Itev. JohnM. Farley, auxiliary Bishop
of Now York. Tho sermon will 1 preachod hy
Vknr-CJcncnil Moonoy, Tho sorvlces at this
church will continue for three days.
Tho ovont will bo celebrated by tho Gaollo So
ciety to morrow evening In Chickerlng Ilall. An
address on " HI. Columhklllo and European Clr
lllzatlon " will bo dollvcrcdbj the Rev. Thom&s
J, Shnhan, D. D Icoturer on church history in
thoCatholia Unlvorslty of Auiorlca. Victor Her
bert will piny on tho 'cello nn arrangement
especially mado by him of O'Cahan's Qaelto
melody, "A Chulslln mo Chroldhe." Dornard
O'Donncll, the organist of St. Patrick's,
Brooklyn, will play on tho organ an
'Irish Rhapsody," In Vrhlch ho has
combined eovoral ancient hymns. Other
appropriate muslo will bo performed by Mrs.
Helen O'Donnoll. Miss Mario Storl, Kdward
O'Mahony, and J, D. Lyons. Tho presiding
olllccr will bo Supremo Court Justice Joseph h.
Daly, nd among the VIco-Presidents will bo tho
Illght Itev. John M. Farley, Dlshop McFaul of
Trenton, tho Rev. It. Hobcr Now ton. the Ro v.
George II. Hopwortb, President Hunter of tho
Normal College, Oen. Aloxandor II. Webb, tho
Hon. Charles A. Dana, Justice M. J. Ollrien,
and John D. Crlmmins.
Pilgrimages aro now being organized all over
Scotlnnd to visit tho ruins at Iona next week.
Tho Kplscopallans and Prcsbytorlanswill hold
exercises for threo days, commencing on Juno 0.
On Juno 15 tho Catholics of Scotland will colo
brato high mass at Iona, and on June 16. ad
dresses will bo delivered thero by Seotchmcn of
nil denominations. Interspersed w Ith the singing
of Columbian hymns In Kugllsh nnd Gaelic.
In Ireland tho principal ceremonies will be
held at Onrtan, county Donegal, lho placo of
St. Columbklllo's birth, commencing Juno fl.
Solemn high mass w III bo sung In tho opon air
hyHIshop O'Donnell of tho diocese of Haphoc.
The sermon will bo preached In duello by Arch
bishop Loguo of Armagh, Prlmoto of Ireland.
The ceremonies will last threo daj s nnd will ho
nttcmlcd by throngs from tho northern countlos
and by delegations from tho rest of tho island.
Columbkillc, orOolumba, was born In 5 'J 1, and
before he was i.T had founded thirty-sevon
monasteries In Ireland. As oxpintion for nn in
surrection he had raised ho was commanded to
lenve Ireland, and with tweho monks he went
to Iona nnd founded n monastery. Ancient tra
ditions nscribo to him the foundation of 300
monasteries nnd churches. Ho died suddenly
on Juno I), f!7, liming, ns tradition says, pre
dicted tho hour of his death soma time before.
sAVisn FUQ3C Finn jit a irosrAK.
Her Bravery and ronlnrs PrMerved a Family
rroin l-ntnl Ittirns.
Mrs. Esther Nelson took a bottle of alcohol to
hor room on tho second floor at 501 West Twenty-first
streot yesterday to uso In cleaning a
bedstead. Tho room wns dark, so Bhe lighted a
candle. Directly sho took, tho cork out of tho
bottle the alcohol exploded nnd was scattered
over tho room.
Her threo children were in tho room, the oldest
nearly ready to go to school. Somo of the burn
ing fluid fell on tho two-year-old girl, Eugenia.
The child ran screaming into a corner and tried
to beat tho tlames out with her feeble hands.
Mrs Nelson's clothes blazed up and the bedding
caught Ore. Tho alcohol ran over tho floor,
t railing tiro In nil directions. Tho children hud
dled In n comer, half dead with fright.
The mother's and tho baby's screams brought
the other tenants to tho door, but instead of
rendering aid they ran wildly about calling for
help, until Mrs. Minnie Jarmon came from the
flat opposite tho Nelsons'. Sho ran straight into
the burning tint, flung the burning bedclothlng
out of the window, threw i blanket about Mrs.
Nelson, und beat out the flro on tho child's cloth
ing 'I hen sho hurried the other children out.
When the firemen camothcro was only the burn
ing furniture to attend to.
Mrs. Nuli-on a badly burned, but she would
not allow the police to take her to the hospital.
The baby'- Injuries were slight. Ilut for Mrs.
Jarman's presence of mind the whole family
might havu pcrl"heo
UltAXT 11.11' DISAI'VOIXTMEXTS.
Two lawsuits Oier Them, One by Walters,
One bj a Htand Owner.
Sixty-five disappointed waiters have begun
suit in the nnmo of Kmll Wagner against Italph
A. Gushce. proprieto.'of the Uotc'.Clarcmonton
Rh crslde Di l c, to recover a day's salary which
each alleges la duo him. Mr. Gushce antici
pated a great rush in his hotel on Grant Day
nnd scleral days before ho went to Mr. Wagner,
who mnnnges the Gastronomic Exchange at -431
Sei enth avenue, and asked to have 100 waiters
sent to him on Grant Day. It is alleged that ho
ngreed to pay $3 to each waiter and furnish each
with two meals. Mr. Wagner could musteronly
sixty-flic waiters, but ho sent these up to the
Claromont at 7 o'clock A. M. on Grant Day.
They waited around until II o'clock, wnen.
they allege, i-roprlrtorGushco changed his mind
About employing them nnd engaged only one.
Ho sent the others back to tbe exchange, agree
ing, so Mr. Wagner alleges, to call later and pay
them. He did not do so, and hence the suit.
Anothei suit groing out of losses on Grant
Day Is that of Daniel McCarthy against Louis S.
Grenner, Presidi nt of tho Roscoe Conkllng Club.
They ere partners In grand stand on River
sido Drlt e on Grant Day, nnd McCarthy alleges
that Grenner has $'2!H) belonging to htm, while
Grenner has a counter-claim for that amount.
ATir SHAT.T. FATtKS.
One In VorUtllle Muror Apfwlnts an AdrUorr
CotnmUalon.
At yesterday's meeting of tho Board of Street
Opening it was decided to open another small
park along tbe East River, between Seventy
sixth street and Seicnty-clghtb street. Tho
park n 111 hav o a depth of III'.! feet.
Mayor Strong announced that ho had selected
thu following committee to act with him In an
advisory capacity for tho selection of sites for
small parks in tho crowded nuurtcrs of the city:
Kl-Major Hewitt, Chairman; Jacob A. Hits, Sec
retary; William Ithlnelnndnr Stowart, Dewltt
J. Sellgman, Meyer S Isaacs, James J. Hlggln
koii. tho Rev. John II. Dovlns, and Dr. Joseph D.
II riant.
The committee will hold its first meeting on
Mondny. I'nder an amendment to tbe Small
Parks act tho city can spend $1,000,000 a year.
irjio k.voh'n nrnr.i:r lrAmt
A Ilruwned Tfan at Hay Hide wltb This Name
Hlftied to r ole.
A drowned man wns washed ashore at the
footof Sovent)-nlnth street. Hay Ridge, yester
day, and removed to tho Brooklyn Morguo, He
wusnbout DO cars old, 0 foot 0 Inches high, of
stout build, smooth fuo nnd grny hair. Ho had
on n plaid sack coat, dark waistcoat and trous
i r, lrpod lawn lennlsshlrt and brown necktie.
This nolo was found In his pocket:
Mr Paid Pleane dcllier to ttftsrer my dress suit
Willi trout" n, tliat were to be revly at noon.
Itini kt Watts.
A pocket comb, u small snuff box and 0 cents
were also In tho pocket.
Tlin Trullrj lload on the llrldsn.
Tho trolley rmnpnnics In Brooklyn hare filed
their plans with tho trustees for crossing the
bridge roadway. As there Is a slight encroach
mentonlhe proporty of tho Manhattan Klevatod
Itallruad in this city, thnconsent of tho compnny
w 111 havu to bn obtulnccl before the plans can lie
approved hy the trustees, 'lho consent, it Is
said, has buuu assured.
Court Calendars Tbla Day,
Supreme Court Special Terra Part II, Kx. parte
matters.
nurrogatr'i Court Chambers Xo day calendar?
For probate Willi of James o, Prett. John p.
Iecli, Maruii .1, va Noitrand, Kleanor Jonailon at
in. so v. Jl.
City Coun-Rpcclil Term Motlc.nl.
Decoy Roach and Water Bug Trap.
Sti I'nUouuua Coiiipnimrf. ICIeaneat,
Tin IT j3JfaB qulcbeat"
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UamiAaBX55 7vanjl&)SfA?riaai.
r iilS;fcJ
Will rid your rtirelllrut or atore of the peat qulokly
and romiiletely. ladorstsd by every one that uiea
It Dei-rlptlun with trap. If youcanuot cat of deal
ers, aend M5e. and we will aend one- prepaid to your
addreaa. Decor llr Paper Co., Ltd., Detroit, Mich.
C. UAc'Ue, Aat., 13 Leonard ft., .Vow York City.
ia coivhjANDT st.
yTgv English Split Braid,
dpjTVtvif I.10.l.J,t,0.
ftw WB n doubl trims.
Ton know our standard for Straw Hat.
ME2PS SHOES.
Tba sa.OO RnneU at VI. OS) art still ta rail
rapplT.
Bicycle Shoe, hand-Mwed welt, tl.OS a pair.
Waits Oanvas Yaeht Shoe, (1.8U and 3.97.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
rr-TT UNDERWEAR BARGAIN
S.1 . I. lsm Conalsnee Bale or
I mrjS' ) tho siocic or
JV1 WALTMEYER BROS.,
V" 40 LIsponard St.
Tbe price are about hair. The lets are net
lara-e. lo early cemen will bave beat plcbtnv.
French Dalbrifnrsns, BBe. each.
American White Uile, BBe. each.
Imported Usle. A9e. eaob.
Bea Island Cotton. 40c. each.
India Oaute, 25c. each.
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.
jladraa 7Sc, B8o , tl.S
Flannel 0 So. SHO
rureSIlk a.t8
Policeman Peterman Dead.
William J. Poterman, acting roundsman of
the stcnmlioat squad, who was Injured at Pier
A on Wednesday, died yesterday In tho Hudson
Street Hospital. Petcrmnn, whllo helping to
opcrato a big Iron crane, by means of which
launches are lifted from nnd lowered to the
water, wns struck on the head by tho iron
handlo of tho crane. His skull was fractured by
the blow, and ho ncvor regained consciousness.
Ho was 33 years old. and bad been on the police
forco slnco 1888.
FIXAJtOIAT, Alflt COMXCEItCZAT
Ken lark Stock Kiehance Sales June 4.
CSITKD STATES AND STATE HONDS (IN 81.0008V.
1 US4s.c.l007112' 3 Ala,claaiD...107s4
CLOSIKO TRICKS Or C.MTKD STATES BONDS.
Bid. Atlcttt. Bid. Atked.
Cn St Ss, r, Hn Rt 5a, r,
atplofO. 00 1004 U3t 113a
CnSt 4a, r. UnbtBa,e,
1007 HOVi 110a4 1B01 113 1134
UnSt4a.e, nn8toa,r,
1007 112)3 113 1S08 lom
Cn St 4a, r. Dn St 9a, r.
10SB 124 124a 80 104'a
CnSt 4a, e,
10.23 1241 1243
nAU.nOAIJ AXD OTHER T10KPS (l!f fLOOOtl.
25 Atch adj 4a.... 401 1 MobiO lt."f..l 101
120 40l 1 M'ch Cent 4a... 1 064
34, 40 SNorPlst. r.aie1
28Atchgnl4a 83a 24 N P prior 4i.... 88a
00 83Kj 24 88N
30 B34 0 88
14 831. 17 B8
10 83". 11 NPao sntSa... 64i
30 83 3 64
1 Ann Arbor 4a.. 70"s 1 Norf W,SRltl 10
10 B'wayiTthAv 1 110
conGa 118 10 N J Cengnli.rl0734
1 118 5 108
6 BiiffftPII gnl 5s 07H 12 107Ta
12DrWW5a... 07 1 S JCengnl5a..l00a
3 07' 1 110
7 VI u.. . vcuucu,JU0
10 BrookUnOBa.H2 32 N Y. CStl.4al04s
"Chs0 cn Bo.110'4 lOSY.XIItnii,
5 110 debctf 137
e 1101 1 NWgold.c... .117'a
2CbsOsnl4Qi 74 1 NWgold.r.... 1101.
6 73'a OSWd&a,25yrl001
IChatO.RftA BSr.OcWm 03a
l,tcn4a 1021 2 O R X Ht....ll3"
1 102'a 1 OrR!f 4t... . 83"a
0C,BQcnT8s.l03 1 Ore8L0a Ho
2 103'4 1 118a
1 C,C,CStL4a. 4 1184
Rtl.cl 004 20ro8L6a,tr..ll7'4
1 Can Bo 2d.. ..107 6 1174
6C0thATlt.H7 608L.nncn.tr 764
20 ChleN Plat.tr 414 2 P PUn Sd.... 80
2 Chic E lent 5a 904 6 Penn 41,1. r.... 1 124
3 00 2 Pitta West 1st 07
6ClileOLCCo ; 1 P.OCHtcnft108
lit 101 ' 1 P. BALE lit.. 103
1 101V22 Itoclcltler 5a. 1004
60 '.'. 1024 104Radml 4i.. 82
O If)2ll0 824
0 102M30 824
5 1024' 1 HtoO W lit ... 73
67COartylt. 113 I 3 Set V N K 4... 704
16 1134 1 0 M P Jtlnn en 130
2CenOrtycnBi 88 10 So Pof NM latioe"
lOCOallylitlno 20 IStPAMaJlex
3Dennocn.. 884 4' 02
7Detrolt0 5a.... 80 2 SPA Ma. MC(!al20
s 804 2StPMlit,Deil20,a
3 80 14StL8Picna 11414
4 81 6Str,8Kg6a. 00'a
22 Erie cn 1st 1414 3 100
8Erimlllen3-4a. 06 16 St LSF4i.... 07a,
3ETennBs 108 ll 074
7 107 ll 07
7Equttoyof 18tl,4SF trBa 874
Chtolat 1044 1 80
art Worth 1st... 604 28tPgold 1324
4 604 lMJ'gnMi 1024
14 67 2 1024
IB 674 3 1024
3 C7H, OStPlit, 0 M
1 '".'. 674 rli 113
2 671, 16 8tPIt,0M.13B
lilarlemlit. e..H04 25 8t Peon 135
3 Hock ValBi.tr 08 38tPPl.t.ID
3 074 1364
BlronMtBe .... 73 2 KtP IH.WtMBal 134
.... .... An. 1 klPllll tllR.l,n
1 UHJZ'IU ...1UU-3 ' -AAO
HntftOtN2d.. 76 6 8t 1,8 WUt... 07
4Intft0tN!M.. 314 2 Stan ItT Oa., 08
3 IowaCrntlit.. 004120 8 A A P lit 41 67T,
0 Kan Peon, tr.. 00 j 2 68
6 004 1 Bolfwayoa. .. 004
8 70 0 004
12 Kan Tex 4i. , 834 27 01
2 Kan at Tex 2dt. 604 6 St JftOIIat.tr 664
4 604 1 064
2 604 6TPlitB 874
21 I.acledeO Ik.. 08 20 88
BI.At&I'P 1st 117 6TexPaoSdln... 22
1 1174 20rc,laltna,lld 80
1 1174 4 Unl'ap.f.tr.. 88
6 I.A Wlicnas., 06 7 Vn PaoOT Hi. 1004
1 004 1 UtRo (tnl.tr... 76
ILEA Wilt..., 1174 73UP,DAaiat. 36
1 I, EAW8d..1024 16 364
13I.ake8h1it.r..lH4 36 364
16 LakeSh 2d, r1204 27 30
lltH(ti. 804 10 304
2 804 10 304
lLouANBa 07 4 364
2IxngIilBs H7 30 304
6 LVTerBa 1084 1 U B I-eath 01 ,.1114
2Mo, KAKlit.. 00 OWablit 10P.4
10 M AStI.cnBi.1014 6 1024
3 HorAEacn.,.,142 3 Wab 2d 00
114 1424 8 004
7ManR'y4s 034 3 004
1 04 2 Writ Un cotBilOO
3 MetEllit 121 3 WeitTac 103
!MetEI2d 1044 lOWnQaaBa 064
H HobAOfnl,,., 07 6 W KCarIatfli.il 64
0 074 12WliCenUt.tr 304
12 074 6 304
7 074 20 31
2 074 16 314
Total aalaaot rallwajr bonda (par value), (9.1 10,000
RAILROAD AND OTHER SHAMES.
Open- iff?- ow- 47fofn0
SatH, Ina, tit. nt, BH. Atktd.
18BOAmSn..lia41174ll04117 1174
asOAmSRplOS 106 1044 1044 105
OOBAmSM. 104 104 104 10 104
400Am8Mp 284 284 28 28 284
liOUAmTob. 714 72 714 714 714
7B0 Atch.T
BVe.. 114 us, Hi, n, us,
(804 Atch.T 1;
8 Fop.. 23 234 23 234 234
lOOAnnArb. 104 104 104 104 11
mSAArhpf 284 284 284 2B4 20
lOOB.rtAPp 55 fi6 66 00
1B37BaltAO 04 04 04 04 04
100 Bay BIO Q4 64 B4 8 0
fa. JSTjV Canst- OtHt -
ataa. ut. nt. -t. MU. A.
400 DTJn 0.106 105 106 J044 1054
BOO Can So.. 484 4B4 484 484 484
BOOCanrao. 004 004 004 004
718Ches0 174 174 174 174 174
4200 ChloOas 864 87 854 804 804
80S 0, CCA
BtL.... 244 244 044 244 25
7410OANW1OB4 11O 1084 1004 111
lBOANWplOO 160 160
18878 C.B AQ. 784 704 784 704 704
18680 CMAStP 77 774 704 774 774
44BC.UA St
Ppf.,.,134 134 134 1334 134
4000C.RIAP 074 084 074 08 084
lOOColFuel. 10 10 10 10 104
200 Col C A I
Dev.... 4 4 4 4 1
1000110. 34 34 84 34 34
ilOOLAWp 38 38 3B 40 60
40ConQas. 1684 1684 1684 160 100
IBt)AIIud.l04 106 104 1044 106
lBEdlKI.,1174 1174 1174 110 1174
lOERtvO. 02 02 02 014 014
BSSOeiiKldO 31 814 31 314 314
IBBLEAWp 01 01 01 00 03
B Lake 8h.l084 100 1084 100 170
lOiBLaclOus 224 234 224 234 244
480LouAN. 474 474 474 474 474
lSeBMauCon 864 864 844 844 86
20MlnIron 404 404 404 454 40
30MetTraolO8 1004 108 1004 1004
COO M fit I,
Sdpf... 484 484 484 48 40
2450Mol'ao.. 164 164 16 154 164
I00MO.KAT 114 114 114 114 12
870M,KATp 20 204 284 20 204
O0MorAEslO5 106 106 1044 107
10800 N J Cent 734 754 734 764 764
1883JJYCentl004 1004 1004 1004 1004
400SatLead 204 204 204 204 204
073 .Nat Wp 044 044 044 044 06
400 NY, B
Wpf... 224 224 224 224 23
OOBNorPaa. 134 134 13 13 134
lOSSKPacp.. 384 384 384 3B4 384
BOOOntAW 14 14 14 144 144
440 O RAN p 474 474 474 48 40
400 Pae Mall 27 27 204 27 274
100 P. D A K 4 4 4 4 4
14828 Phil Alt. 104 204 104 204 20.4
B7SS Phil A II
litpf. 434 444 434 444 444
S710Pbll AR
2drf... 264 20 264 20 204
880 PulpilO 1604 100 1504 1604 100
B0PennltR106 106 106
lOOQutcksll. 14 14 14 1 2
ABOBtLASF 64 54 54 64 64
1010 St LAB
Fist p. 40 404 40 40 404
800 St LAS
F2dp. 164 154 15 144 16
SOOBtLSW 24 34 24 34 34
108StLHWp 84 84 84 84 0
8a08StPAO. 67i 684 674 584 6B4
433htanllAT 04 04 04 04 7
400hoPac.. 144 144 144 144 144
3R&hoRwy. 0 04 0 84 0
OlPOBoRyp 28 28 V 274 284 284
SOOSt'dCoul.50 1.60 1.60
8III5TCAI.. 204 214 204 21 214
200 Tox Pad. 04 04 04 04 04
BOOCnl'ae- 7 74 04 7 74
700UP.DAO 14 14 14 14 2
lOUBF.x.. 384 384 384 38 42
ISOUHltub. 104 104 104 104 11
POBUSRubp 57 68 67 674 68
825U8Lp.. 664 664 56 66 664
lOOWabaah. 54 64 54 54 64
035 Wab p.. 14 14 134 134 134
aoWFKx.106 100 106 103 107
8131 WU Tel [phone]
100 WALE. , 4 , , r,
12SWCnB. 64 64 64 64 04
Total sales. 200.527sharea.
BOSTON CLOSINO QUOTATIONS.
Bid. A$ked. Bid. Alttd.
Boa A Alb. .21 24 Am BellTel2284 220
Bos A Me... 1684 100 WeatEleo.. 204 21
Chic J com. 103 4 104 OenEIeop.. 08 70
ChlcJpt... 1004 BosAMon.,1234 124
Fltchburgp 034 CalAllecla370 375
KewF.ngp. 58 60 Osceola..... 204 30
Hex Cent 4a 084 00 Qulncy H...108 10S4
WKRcom. 78 784 TamUln...l21
Domln'n C. 10 104
rniLADKLrTlIA CLOSIKO quotations.
Bid. Alild. Bid. AHed.
th!hTal. 264 254DCImpCo 72 724
Peon BR... 624 624W0LCo 404 41
CPRofl.. 1 22 EISBcora. 104 104
PhllaTrac. 004 004EI8Bpf.. 204 214
Union Traj 04 04PH,LAPo 134 134
EAPTO.. 004 70 PILLAPp 324 324
Met Trac...l 004 1004 Wela Cc-ott 104 IB
CTofNJa 21) 30 WelaOpf . 02 03
CTNJOa.. 80 80 4 1 Bait Tract.. 10 104
CHICAGO CLOSINO QUOTATIONS.
Bid. Alltd. Bid. Alktd,
SS-L"... 424 43 LakeS"L" 12 13
AmStrTxt.. 20 204 NY Biscuit 474 48
CasalAD.. 67 03 SChStRy220
CltyR,way,221 226 WChstHylOO 1004
Olam'd M..130 141
LATKST LONPOX QCOTATIOVS.
Atchison, a a p 114Norfolk A Wpf. v.. 204
Canadian Paclflo... 024 Northern 1'kin.ipi 3OC4
Chesapeake A Ohio. 1 7 Ontario A Wett. .. 14"a
Eiieron,aap 134 Pennsylvania. 634
Erie lit pf 32 lleadlne, lit a p.... 04
Illinois Central 084 Ml'aul 70
Kansas Texas.... 12 Routh Railway .. 04
Lake Shore 1714 South Rallwajr pf.. 20
LoulnIIle Nash.. 484 Union Pacific 7I4
New York Central. 1024 Wabash cf 1414
Friimt, Juno 4.
Tho reaction in tho stock market at tho close
yesterday encouraged professional operators to
resume their reactionary tactics at tho opening
this morning. The stocksoffercd were, however,
readily absorbed, partly by foreign arbitrage
dealers, and heforo the expiration of the first
hour tho market began to moo upward again.
The efforts mado yesterday afternoon to unset
tle the market by circulating misleading
reports regarding tho Cuban situation nero
nhnndoned. A somewhat similar attempt lo
depress prices was made this afternoon. It
included the circulation of rumors that the Gov
ernor of Illinois had votocd the (las Consolida
tion and Frontago hills, It appears that ad
lccs from Chicago jesterday that those bills
had beon signed by the (imonior were pro
inaturo; but tho course of Chicago Gas certifi
cates to-day Indicates that there Is very
llttlo doubt that tho Governor will approve of
lot h measures. The withdrawal of S.riOO,
000 gold from the Sub-Treasury for ship
ment to-morrow had, like recent similar
transactions, no effect whntecr upon tho
stock market. It Is now perfectly well un
derstood that the profits Uhih exports of
speelo aro so slight that bankers as a rule do not
care to mako thorn. A few drawers of exchange,
howocr, with tho cooperation of thoir corre
spondents abroad, who offered some sin nil In
ducement to securn gold, prefer to settlo their
counter business and eoer their letters of credit
by shipping spoclo, Tho transactions aro en
tirely legltlmnte, aim because their character Is
well understood, and also because both the
Treasury and the banks have plenty of gold to
spare, tboy do not disturb the speculative oom
munlly as thoy did six months or so ago.
Tho Blocks that received tho most attention
wcro Chicago Ons, Jersey Central, Chicago,
Ilurllngtnn nnd Qulucy, Ht. Paul, nnd Sugar Ice
fining. Tho first nnmed was unusually active
at a further fractional not nihance. Tho short
Interest lit Jorsoy Central appeared to bo
nlarmed, for thero was n sudden Increase of
activity in that stock that loft tho price ! points
higher than last night. All of tho other anthra
cite stocks advanced 8 mpathotically. Rending
securities enjoyed an upward movement
which appeared to bo to an extent distinct from
that in Jersey Central, An advsneo In the
price of refined sugars stimulated trading In
Hugar Iteflnlng, but tho market for that stock
did not rolled operations by those who at times
absolutely control Its movements, Among the
Granger stocks Chicago und Northwestern was
tho leader at a net advance of a point and a half.
Tbe buying was generally believed to bo due to
tho showing made by the company In Its annual
teport, published this morning. Of the less active
shares, Tennessee Coal and Iron was conspicu
ous at a net advance of m V cent. Another
noteworthy not advance was that of 14 W cent.
In Metropolitan Traction, which Is explained by
the success the company is meeting in removing
obstacles to tbe extension and development of
Its system. The best feature of the dealings on
the Stock Exchange tho lost few days is the
greater activity in tbe bond market, which has
been aooonipauled by a steady ndvaaco in prices.
tj?Lz?z?&; ,.,it!l,rTf?jj;jaf'l'g'?'i,7iii''i h.-
' This Indicates that tho largo amount of Idle
money held) by corporations and Individuals Is
becoming restive and is seeking Investment.
Final sales compare with thoso ot yesterday
as follows!
Junt 8. Junt 4. June 8, June 4.
A.TBFe. 114 114 WPaopf... 384 384
A.TASFep 23 234 NYCent... 1004 1004
AmSRef ..1104 117 K J Cent... 734 754
Aro.8Refp.105 1044 Omaha com 684 684
Am Too.... 72 714 Ont& West 144 14
AmSpM... 104 104 rao Mall... 274 204
BaltAOblo 04 04 PullPCar.,1604 100
BklynTJOaal06 106 Rocklsland 074 084
Canada 80- 484 484 Reading.... 104 204
CanPao.... 004 004 Read lstpf 434 444
C.C.OAStL 244 244stPeom... 704 774
C.BAQ.... 784 704 St Paul p.. .134 134
ChesAO... 174 174SoR'way 84 0
ChloQai... 80 804 SoR'way p 284 28
Del A Hud.. 104 1044StandRAT 04 04
OtnElfto... 31 314 Texas Pae.. 04 04
KanATex. 114 114TCIAR... 204 214
KanATpt. 20 20 Union Pao. 74 7
Lou A Nash 47I4 47s, US Rubber 11 104
Lake Shorel 084 100 USRubpf. 504 674
ManhCon.. 86 85 USLeathp 664 65
MA8tL2dp 484 484Wabcom... 64 64
Ho Pacific. 16i8 16 Wabaahp.. 13's 134
NatLead... 20i 204WUnTel.. 704 704
NWeom...lOB4 110 WALE.... ",
K Pae com. 13V, 13
Government bonds strong. Tho 4s of 1025
closod 4 V cent, high bid. Itallwny and other
bonds strong and nctlve. Tho features wero
Chicago Gas Light lets, Detroit Gas 5s, Kansas
J im If e consols t. r Morris and Kssox consols,
JMobllo and Ohio generals. Now Jorsoy Central
general At r.. Heading general 4s, Southern
llnilwovos. I'nlon Pncillc. Denver nnd Gulf
lstj, Wnbash lsts, Wabash 2ds. Wisconsin Cen
tral Ists, t. r.: Atchison nnd Northern Pa
cltlo Issues. Tho moro Important not nd
voneos wcro In Atchison general 4s, k V
cent,, to B.liU; Chicago (ias Light lsts.
lH, to lO'JU; Detroit Gas 5s, 1. to 81:
Kansas Pacltlcconols t. r., 1V. to TO; Morris
and Ksicx consols. Sr, to 14t!'q; Mobile and Ohio
generals, . to 07?; Nen Jorsoy Central gon
eralps, r., 1h. to 10,; Heading gonernl 4s. h.
JoHJUiSoulhcrn Hallway 5s. '4. to 01; Union
Pacific, Donver and Gulf lsts, 14. to 304 j
J aliash 2ds, Hi, to Clli-i, und Wisconsin Central
lsts, t, r Hi points, to 314.
Commercial price of bar silver in Now York,
fipc Har silver In I,ondon clond nt 27 0-1 iki.
Mexican silcr dollars were quoted at 474W
48-tic. Exports to Kttropo to-morrow 050,000
ounces.
Money on call, 1C!14 cent. Time money Is
quoted nt follow h: blxty and ninety days, 2 V
cent.: four months, 2s V cent.; six nnd scen
months, 3 ?t cent., nnil nlno months, 3ijV cent,
on good mixed Stock Ktchangc collateral. Com
1ucrcl.1l paper quiet. Prltno indorsed bills re
ceivable are quoted nt 3 CtH: V ceiiL, choice nnd
prlmu Blngle unmet at 3s(31 V cent., nnd good
nutnes at 4u5 nor cent.
.Sterling exchange quiet at unchanged quota
tions. Continental exchange wns dull. Posted
asking rates Tor sterling, If-LHO1!! for long blllsnnd
? I. K8 for demand. Actual rates are: LongbilK
W.H5Vt$4.M): sight drafts. l.87, and cnblo
transfers, vl.87(3-l.M74. Francs aro quoted nt
B.17..!v(t.'i. HIV for long und 5.15S(.i35.15 for short;
relchsmarks. !I.Vm(8U54 for long nnd D54(3r)'4
for short: guilders. 40'9(s!40 3-10 for long and
40 5-lGi;U0:8 for BhorU
Domestic exchango on Now York: Boston 5
8 cents discount. Clnrleston liuvlng, par; sell
ing. " premium. Savannah Ilnying. 1-10 off;
Rclllng, par. Now Orleans Hank, $1.50 premi
um; rommorclnl, 25 cents premium. San Fran
cisco Sight. IT'S cents premium; telegraph, 20
cents premium. St. Louis 70 cents premium
hid, offered nt 00 cents promium. Chicago 70
cents premium. Cincinnati Iletween banks,
t0 cents premium, und over counter, 75ccuta
premium.
The Imports of dry goods for tho weok ending
to-day were $3,245,011 against $3,074,839 last
week and 91,249.014 for tho corresponding week
of last ear. Tho amount marketed w as 2,885,
H4H. against S2,55ci.22 last w eek and $1,210,143
for the corresponding week of last year.
Hallway gross earnings for May compared
with thoso for thosamo month of last year as
follow s:
1R07.
Buffalo, Rochca'r and Pitta. $27ll.00 Inc. $7.7S0
t'bnaimake and Ohio 814.324 Dea 2H.B51
Central Bran 'h 75,000 lac. '.M.OOO
Canadian Paelflc 1.04H.OOO Inc. 250.000
I'hlram and Eastern III ... 30H.728 lac. 140,757
Internatlnual and Ot N .. 2i7,2tn Inc. fOl
Inwn C-ntrnl . . . 1811,923 luo. 1,201
Kama Cltv Suburb'n Belt. 41,781 Inc. 1K020
Knn.Clty. Pitts, and Oulf. 190.487 Inc. 140.007
Lake Erie and Weatern.... 277.212 Deo. 4.1101
Mexican central 1.0H4.537 Inc. 811,337
Missouri Pacllle l.Ma.ooo Inc. 17.V00
Peoria, Dec. and E ans .. 75,000 Inc. 12.014
Rt Jo and Oraud lMnnd... 7.10O Ino. 34 200
St I.oul soutlm estern .. 310,000 Ino h 1100
Texas and Pacllle .. 4B5.430 Inc. flh,3
Whiellnir ami Lake Erie... 70,244 Dec. 43.105
Wisconsin Central .... S27.U3S Deo. 54,300
The Minneapolis. St. Paul and Sault Sto
Marie Itullroiul reports gross comings for April
of $21(1,021?. an Increase of $27,074 as compare!
with thesimo month of last year, and netllii.
45:i. an increase of $18,940 For tho four
months ending April 30 the gross earnings w ere
eH7tl,276. a decrease of $74,514 as compared
with the corresponding period of last ) oar, and
net Svl43,c!20, 11 decrease of $28,501.
The Iowa Central railroad reports gross earn
ings for April of $109,042, a decrease of $20,784
as i oinpared with thosamo month of lost year,
and net $20,053. a decrease of ?22.40O. For the
ten months ending April 3 tho cros earnings
w ere $l,21Wlrt). a decrease of $211,145 as com
pared with tho corresponding period of lastycar,
and net $383,792, n decrease of $223,403.
Hrailstrtrt'a reports tho number of business
failures in tho United Mates during the week
1 nillng to-day nt 197, against 257 last week and
!!3i5 In the cotTcsimndlng week n year ago.
The receipts of the Government to-dnvwore:
Customs. $l!7,795; internal revenue, 1H51,403,
and miscellaneous, $1)1.873, a total of $1,211,
133. The illshunieuicnts wcro $(142,000, an
Kxcetsnf receipts ocer expenditures of 5l!9,l 33.
The receipts of the Ilscal ear to date hao Wen
$315,51,2,171, nnd disbursements $317,087,141.
1111 excess of expenditures ovor receipts of $31,-
The not assets of the Treasury at thecloso of
business to-dny as olllciallv computed compare
with those of j estcrday as follows:
Junt 3. Junt 4.
Oold coin and bullion tl44.517.102 l!43,07.lfl
81Ierdollars and bullion 24,22,:i0 23.1rtB,750
Untied Stales nutea 3J,115,lh7 S2.HS7.421
Oilier ait In exitu of
detuaud liabilities 27,33a,05S 27,101,103
Available each balance.
Including gold balance 822S.901.037 !2t,071,3BO
Moneyln lyondon, i Vcent. Hates of dis
count In open market for both short and threo
months' hills, (gi Vcent. Amount of bullion
gone Into tho Hank of Knglnud on halnnco to
ilnv, 40,KH). Paris advices quote 3 V cents nt
104 francs 20 centimes. Kxchange on London,
25 francs 10 centimes.
aTleetrtQ Nloek tlaotatlona.
Bostos, Juue 4 The clotln prices of electric Hocks
to-day were:
nid. Atitd.
Fdlion Eleetrlo Illuminating 145 J47
Oeneral Klectrlo com 314 313
General Electric pf 08 72
I.amton Conaolldated btoro Service. .. 104 20
Westlnithouae Klrctrle 204 -
Weitlugtiouae hlectrlc pf 50 604
Kort Wayne Eleetrlo 1
rhonuou Uoustcu Trust iieiiea C)..,, 24 ' -
Thomson Houston Trust tierles IM ... 31,
COMMEIWIA I. COMVEXn.
FittPAV, Juno 4. GiiAl.v Wheat Spot was
qulot and easier. Sales 10,000 bush, ungraded
spring, 8,000 No.l Northern spring, and 10,000
No. 1 hard Spring on privnto terms for export.
Frco on board afloat: No. 1 Northern spring. Now
York, 709C.; do. Duluth, 77-Sc; No. 3 hard
wintor, 73B8C.; No. 2 do.. 71sc. Duluth rocolved
to day 108,508 bush., against 124,900 last year;
Minneapolis 117,000, ngainst 170.CS0; Chicago
3,400, against 2,000; Mllwnukco31,850, against
17,550; Toledo 8,004, against 4,810, and Detroit
2,705, against 0,036 last year. Futures declined
sc. to lc, Futuro sales 3.030,ooo bush., as fol
lows: Optning. Highlit. Lou-eft. Cloibio. KlaM,
Juna . . .. 741, 75c,
July ... .7114 734 74 734 744
bitinnlir70i 70 nu4 u4 7osj
Docfuiber.714 714 714 714 724
Parley Was dutl. Sew reedlnic. 874o, cost and
frelnlit to buffalo; mailing, UScJ42e. as to Qual
ity, llye Was quiet titatu, 3Uct40o bo. 1) Wuat
era, 384c, cost and freight to lmrfalo. CoruSiMjl
as easier Hales iiu.nou bush . Inoludlng 8,000 No. i
nhllBonprlTatnterma, and 74.UUU No. '1 mixed nn
private terms, free on hoard afloat, for export. No
B nitied, 2Uo. In eloratori No. U yellow, B.800 at
M4c. In elevator. Futures declined 4c to rc
ITulure sales 806,000 buih , ufollowi:
Opening. Jllghnt. Louvtt. Clotlng. Sight.
June 284 24 2', as', ifoi
July 204 vua, 2ia 204 2U4
Auvuit ...2UCj 2HC, 2Uj 201.' so?
SeptenilwrB04 3U4 BU4 804 80J
Oati-pot was firm. No. 3 white, 20o. No. 8 do..
250.1 No. 2 white, clipped, 28Cjc.i No. 3 do.. 25Vjc
No. 2 mixed, 22e.i No. 3 do. 21c.i rejected
mixed, 20c.i rejected white. 234o.j No. 3 mixed
delivered, 23c; track mixed, 22tt234o.i track
wblto, 2SOU2C. Futurea were easier, Future labia
uono. tM,t
Optning. Illghtit. Lotctit. Clotlng. Night,
July , ,, ,,,, 2i 22(
Wheat was quiet sod easier to-day. Liverpool waa
lower, the weather and crop news was favorable, and
the Ohio state report ahowed an Improvrmimt In the
condition during May ot 4 points. There waa some
selling for foreign account, but the trading was
mainly local. The market closed at a illght rally from
the loweit prloes of thu da . Cbloago reported a fair
cash demand Liverpool declined .,,d Paris ad
vanced4o. Herlla declined io. The Northwostern
receipts were 814 cari, agaluit 407 last week and 478
last year. Chicago received 2 1 can, against 7 last week
and it) last year. The sluuxx at Minneapolis, Duluth,
ana Chicago are expected to decrease about 1,000.000
bush, for the week. Cora and oat wert lower, with
e
wbsat. The receipts of eorn at Cbloatro were 887
ears, with 885 expected to-morrow. The reoelpti of
oats were 421 cam 400 are' expected to-morrow.
Chloago, June 4." Wheat ruled weak and lower,
rlnalnjr lc. under last night. The sharp decline ot
2d. at Liverpool, an ndvance of four points In Ohio
condition, and more favorable weather wero the bear
ish Influences. Northwest receipts were fair, 314
ears. Clearanoes were liberal, 300,000 bush. Timely
rains In the Northwest have allayed all fears for
tho present from drought, which threatened
the spring wheat crop. Tho Jfortern Jfllfrr
says winter wheat outlook is Improving, and
that California will rslse as large a crop
as last year. Minneapolis and Duluth will decrease
about 000.0011 buih. for the week! Indication! aro
that the visible will show a decrease of from 1,000.
000 to 1,300,000 bush, Minneapolis reported sales of
100,000 Mils, flour yesterday Cash sales reported
were 113,000 bush, hore ami 28,000 bush, at New
York, EnglUh markets will tie closed until Tuesday,
and, as Monday Is a holldavhere, to-morrow's market
Is ant to tie very tamo. Corn lost all lho advsneo
made yesterday. Western weather being some
what more seasonable, farmers offering moro
freely, and receipts hero exceeding the ex
pectation. Thero were S57 cars, with 835 es
timated for to-morrow. The selling ot futures
was by those Interests which covered most liberally
yesterday and the day before. Samples were 4c. to
4c. lower. With warmer wenther the price will lie
gin to bo very weak attain. Onts W Ithoitt special
motives ot their own oats followed corn, losing u
4e. The Inspection was 421 cars, with 4no estimated
for Saturday Samples ware 4e. to oC. lower, hea
lKiaid clearances w m 103,000 hush. An Increase In
the premiums nuked has made tho shipping tiutlnesi
quieter for two days past " Jrnilslree I's says that
exports ot wheat (flour Included as wheat) from lioth
coasts of the United states ami Montreal this week
amount to 2,020,noo bush , compared with 8.081,000
hush, lost week, 11,2011,000 bush. In the week a year
ago, 2.U0I.0OO bush two years ngo, 2.742,000 hush,
three years ago, and as contrasted with 3.010,000
bush In the corresponding u eek of ISPt. Exports of
Indian eorn amount to 2,3110,000 hush, this week,
compared with 2,185,non bush, last it eek, 1,02.1,000
buih. In tho week a year ago, 1,140,000 bush, two
years ngo, 074,000 bush, throo years ago. and as con
tented with 020,000 bush, In tho like neck of 1HU1.
Fiocn Was easier, and only moderately active.
Bales, '.1,300.
Barret). Saek:
receipts 8,182 13,083
Export b.711 25,107
Winter In lilils.' superfine, tl RnqS 05; No. 2 extra.
S3 none 1.401 No. I 1 xtn, S 1 50ni:i,75t elenrs, !l.40
Kt'l.nntstralghts. (4 05(o4.2'J:psteuts.S4 55Qltl.8V
Mill feed Was llrm butdull Iiran (40 tts ), per 100
s , D.V41W0 1 ml Idlings (00 to 100 s.), 574"e.S
sharps (flue). 05(e75c.
Cottos Spot cotton hero was unchanged, with sales
of TiKl hale, for export ai.d t, 310 forsptnnlnz Mid
dling uplands 7J40., agulnst 7V'. last yeart Now Or
leans and ilulf !c , against Pc. lost year. The South
ern ipot innrkets were unehonged Now Orleans sold
1,5(10. AU;usla 171, llshHtim 157, St. Louis 50. Sa
vannah 48, an 1 Norfolk fl bales. Liverpool was un
changed oa the s( ot, lib sales of 7,000 bales Futurea
thero opened pirtlally 1 lnt higher, but reacted and
closed uuchuigid to 4 point lower. Tho Llverimol
sates for the week worn 50,noO bales, including
45,000 American, agnlus' 40.000 last week, of wl.lch
iin.noo were American, and (13.000 last year, Including
Oli.ooo American: stocks I.omi.ooq, Including 11:14.01)1)
American, against 1,125,000 lastwpk, of which U72,.
uoo ui'ti American, and 1,0'jn.OflO last year, Including
K70.000 Ann rlean. In Jlancln-stcr ams and cloths
wero dull Tho tiort receipts were 1.107 bales, ngainst
l,ll('.5 ln-t ncek and l.Mtl last scar, totnt for the
wek, I'.TIO bales, sgalnst 1U.1M last week and
15 508 last year. The ex ports from the ports approx
imated 12.000 bales. Tho total Interior receipts for
the week were 5.884 bales, against 7,524 last week
and P.liilO lost year, shipments 10,851, agslnst 21,n."9
last week and 22.043 last esr: stocks Ml. 5211, against
t)'J,n'l8 last week and !32,5n last ) ear. New Orleans
declined 2 to 4 points. Futures here decline 1 2 lo 4
IMilnts. but recoserod part, (losing dull with prices
unchanged to 2 points lower, with sales of 33,600
bales. The future trading was as follows:
Ctotin'j. Highest Lowet. .Sittes.
Juno T.17t7.10 7.18 7 18 4011
July 7.20r7.21 7 21 7 10 3,200
August 7.18(4 . 7.20 7 10 ll.HdO
bepteniber U B hid (It 0.04 SOU 3.800
Oclober (1.77n 78 B 78 75 S.300
November n.75i,7n 8 77 1171 3,1-00
December... 8 7Nfl 70 8.7U 0.70 4.100
January ... .O.hl JO S3 0.83 0 7'J 81700
The speculation to-day was practically a repetition of
that which has p-valled In the cotton market for a
month past; there wero no new developments. The
trading was stugnant and the fluctuations In prices
w ere trlfllii Karly In the day prtcea declined slight
ly In symttatbv with a reaction In Liverpool, but In
the absence of any pressure to sell the loss was recov
ered, the last prices tielng practically unchanged from
last night's closing figures. The spot market here
eonttnues active and firm. A general precipitation
was reported In Texas. Houston. Tex.. May
31. "There are squares and half grown bulls
lu southern Texas Coast counties doing fair
ly well, and flelis of early cotton scat
tered about south of the thirtieth parallel, but the
amount Is so small that It Is misleading to report It.
Weather conditions that promise very early cotton
will Indicate a ahort crop Farmers In town on bat
urda . 2Vth. report a good crop and rutl as c arly as
last year. Some report that Her and lioll weevil have
app-ared, and some eay a good deal of damage has
been done. Nights are still too cool. The only thing
lu favor of present conditions Is that ground has been
well prepared and we think tho plant win respond
quickly to favorable weather" Augusta, Oa.May
2P "Twelve e-ountfes In west South Carolina, nfteen
In north end northeast Georgia, also eren In east
Alabama n port as follows- During i-ast fort
night weather has tn dry. except an
decisional shower. The few cool nights did little or
no damage, fatamls generally are satlsfactorv We
hear very little of re lantlng and no reports of lice or
worms. Dry westher gave opportunity for chopping
and weeding, and plaM Is now In condition to grow
off rapt lly should season hereafter prove faorable.
Temiorfllure U normal, aud as wr w rite a timely rala
Is failing. The plant, w bile smsst. Is generally healthr
and strong Increase In acreage 10 V cent., fertilizers
15V cent , over last year."
CsrrKE Kloon the spot was dnll but steady: No
7, 7e. Rales 1.000 bagsNo 7 at 7NC. aSoat and 800
tiags Central Amerlcar, on private terms. Tbe futuro
trading was as follow i:
iate. UtjteU Threat. Closing.
Feliruary 750 7 40 7 40 7.4f7 43
March 1,500 7 45 7 40 7 40(47 45
Juue 1,000 7 25 7 25 7 267 30
August 500 . 7 25t7 35
September .... 1.750 7 33 7 35 7 30(7.35
December ... .2.750 7 35 7 30 7 357 40
Futures hen- advanced 10 to 15 points, closing steady,
with sales of --.250 bag llare advanced If. Ham
burg advanced 4 I f g to pfg. The world's visible
supply decrca-rf-d 175,000 outh. during May ltlo waa
quiet and unchanged receipts. 0,n00bag-.stock.27V
000, exchange, 7 13 lfld.. an advance of S 32d Santos
was quiet and steadv, rx-el 1-. 4,000 stock. 258.0(10.
The stock In Harre Is now M4.00O bags, of which
4111,0011 are Itrarlllsn The cables to-day were 1 tier
ttisii had l?en exi ected, and th dtvrease In thesltl
ble supply was also larger than had been expected.
Navai STORns I'ticiinnired
rrrrcoj.il m Crude rcrticcatcs were unquoted here
and In O 1 City Itcnned tiu-hsnrd
i'aoWMOss Lard dull Prime. S'l J-n. Pork steadv
but quiet Mess, A.-,3oi?i 75. Tallow. 3c. Putter
Creamery. Western 15c Fggs State, fresh
gathered, llftllcy. Chicago, June 4 "There waa
u sagging market In pruslslous, chiefly In sympathy
with grain A large h-csl trader ted the seillug and
the demand came largeh from shorts. Packers were
on both si les of the market lu a moderate w ay. The
cash demand was rather quiet Hog receipts were
about us expected, with tlist market Ann; 17,(100
bogs are estimated for Saturday. 40.000 Monday, and
1MI.O00 for next week. Provisions still appear lo
hare an evoy undertone "
Sc-oab Uaw steadier. SB tost. 8 15-lOc; dd'
test. 11 5 lilc. Sales a.eOS bags centrifugals, t'B tet.
nt 3 5 18c, and 1,300 bags niolSMias sugar, 80 test,
at 2 li-ltlc lleflned qntet and 4c. higher.
Cmccoo, Juno 4. Tuee were to-day's prices.
Lost
Wheat: Opening. Utohtit. Louvjf. doting. Xloht.
Julv... 874 07', oar, 971. oss
Sept .. 844 81i OS' 04 844
De-.nsw 604 084 00'a , 674
Cum:
July... 814 244 234 234 244
Sept .. 254 254 214 25l 254
e Mrs:
Jul .. 1S4 1"4 17 17', 18V
bent... 18 18 17 174 164
July .." 3 574 3 574 3 524 S 594 S 37lj
Sept . 3 074 3 874 8 62Hi S (WCj 3 7j
1.(61 .-
July .. 4.25 4 25 4 20 4.224 4.274
Sept .. 4.H0 4 321 4.25 4.25 4.32Cj
nrl;
July .. $7,774 7 774 7 OiUj t7 70 I7.S5
bept .. 7.80 7.!0 7.70 7.73 7.90
I.lio Slock Market,
Ntw Yorjr, Friday, Juno 4. Itecelpts of beeves
worti 1,555 bead, 41 e'ars to bo expo-ted, 3s cars
direct to local slaughterers, and 11 ears to lie, sold.
Quiet but steady . 11 around The yards wcroclearcd
In good season Poorest to liest native steers sold at
t4 U5dt5 V 100 lbs., stags and oxen nt S3aX4,so,
hulls at I'MSil (10, dry cons at (1 75t4tJ 85 Ul-eiod
U'ef quiet at 7(4HCje, si lb. for native sides. Cablri
from Krltlsh markets quoto American steers at lOijt
lie. si is., dresse-d weight, Amorlcan sheep 11(12o.
V r..dressHl weight Amerlcau refrlgerateit beef at
Mi4US(C W . Xo exports to-day; to morrow 1,411
lieeses. 4,350 quarters of U-ef,
HiH-elpt of ealees all for tho market, were 558
head 1 517 head on sale, all told. M w and slightly
easier than yeste play Veals sold at t4etl5.75 t. 100
lbs Puttermllk calves at S3 50,tt4.:i74. Dressed
calves generally lower! city dressed seals, 74awo.
V tb
Iteerlpts of sheep and lambs. Including 4 cars to be
cxHrled and liej ears direct to butchers, were 10.404
heads 2114 cars on sale. Dull; "c. lower for sheep
and yearlings, 434c. orr 011 lambs. About 7 ears
wero carried ocer. sheep sold at S3 AUUtl 65
Kio ns.; jearllngs at (4.60c4t3 80i lambs at $nj
S6.65. Dressed mutton. 7dtl)o. ai is., dressed year
Hugs, 8ivi.Mov.jc.; dressed lambs, 0S12W.
lleeelptsof bogs were 2.420 head, Including 130
head on sale. Mcady at $J.l5at4.2i) for btate bogs.
Ileal ICstate Private Salna.
noffman Pros, and J. N, Kattey & Son have sold
for Warren E. DeuulsKn. au Ureal Jonss siraet, a
seven-story new mercantlls bulldlug, 00 a lot 2,x
100, toau Invcitei.for about llcio,000.)lr. I)eu
nil takes lu part pa meat a small country place.
Louis It. Dsrg has sold for Mrs. Mary K. I'rcxbara
No. 26S Wast Eighty-eighth street, a three-story
lirnwa-itona .front residence, 18x60x100,6. for
23,000. '
Iiuls K. Derg hat sold for Mrs. 1'aullne Levy No
2DU Central Pars. Wen, a llve-itory Indlana-itoue
and brlek trout upartmeut house, 23x20x100, fur
160,000.
M. Dargebuhr & Son and M. II. Oslamann have
sold far It. Maywald to a Mr. Iloolilo.Noi. 1453 and
1437 Madlaon avenue, two live story Hal houses, at
a reported price of about $50,000.
Edward Oppeuhelm and Martin Mettger are tald
tob tne'lMijers of tto plot r.'sxl'.'O, on the north
side of llath street, 100 feet east of Klitbth avenue,
the sate of wDlcn by Charles. Iluca waa recentl re.
portad.
John Acksr has purchased' from Oppanhelm ft
Mettger two lots on 114tn strtet, 2JS ,'ret west of
Lenox avenue, lie will build two flat housts on
them.
W. F. ft C. It. Smith have sold for Chartotte'Flu.
msatbal a plot or thirteen lots frojllng on Jan.
ntng and Longfellow streets, near Uotme avenue.
Also, for Anule F. Vreelsnd, the three story brick
private dwelling, site l6.H:.B0xU0 feel. No, 1204
East 167th streeti the two story frame dwelling
No. 8iro Wainlugtoa avenue, to Locls Ootthiln,
and the similar dwelling, No, 8100 Waiuinglou
avenue, to Parnett Scbaerfer.
Ileal F-stale Auction Sales.
At the Broadway Salesroom yesterday William
Kennelly sold No. 1017 Lexington avsoue, east side,
01. 1 fsit south ot Ssvsnty.tturd urssi, 17x70,
fonr-itory stone front dwelling, foreclosure sala
to tvilliarn Bogs., for l.8no, "
rsurr. Merer On. told No. 80 Ttldra it rest,
east tide, 80 feet south or Broome street, 50x100
three story brick; and frame isnemsnt home with
atore, and 'three-story brlek building In rear. fore. I
closure salt, to Lusanna W. Thorns, for 911.700 '
The Sheriff sold No. sat Grand street, snuthe'sit
corner of Kldrldga street. 1S.1X70, four siorv Iron.
front store to r It, Dayton, for $(13, Also No. 2113 3
Grand street, south side, 3n.3:feet east ot ElarMaa II
street. 17.8x73, two story Iron-front store, all title s
and Interest in this nt pries named and preceding
parcel, to R. II. Dayton, far 140. l lnf
rfiitnncfitl.
Peoria, Decatur & E.ans.llle Railway,
First Mortgage Bonds Peoria Division,
First Mtge. Bonds Evansvillo Division,
Second Mortgago Bonds.
Stook.
Holders of the atmvo aro notified that the uMer-
signed Cnmmlttro has prepared a plan and agreement jj
for reorganisation and deposited the same with Ihs '
NF.W VOflK SKCUIHTY ft TItDST COMPANY, 46
Wall St., New York, where copies cat l obtained
Holders of First Mortgago Honds are Incited tods.
posit under this plan and agreement, ami to receive !
an advance of S25 In cash for each past duo coupon,
and thereafter S23 for each maturing religion, In rf. '
feet being payment of Interest at 5 per c nt semi- 1
aunuslly until new bonds liegln to draw Interest
First .Mortgage Ilonds, If plan Is declareil lnor4.
tlve, can tie withdrawn without any chare,, for ex.
penscs.
MOtnS) I. StlDDFtt. Ihnlrmao.
CIIAIIl.ttt H. FAini'llll.t),
JKMiIS VAsniAICK, ,
II. Nt'llMVt :iiit.
MILMtM II. PtltE,
rnmmlttea.
nonsnLowEn. byrne, TAYLoitAMiiLrn,
Counsel,
Slvirtcmlsntul interest.
Ilclnare and llutliion d'nnnl Ccnnpriny.
NKW YORK. Mn 2, f.97.
A i)Uarttrlrillvtt1end ft ONE AND ONE yl' MUSH
(14 1'FI-CKNT on thf capital Btoolc of thl nrnpiny
wilt e paid at the ofllco of tin Conij ati). yi Port
landt nl , In f hl city, on nnd after Tuoidiir. Jun- n
1H97. Th tranifur Xmnkn will te clohei. from thd
cUmr of hunlnoM to day until the morning of otlne
d ay, Juno in. 1H07.
)y ordtr uf th Hoard of Manajcm
CHAHLKS A WALKEll Trrtimrer
OFsVICP OF KIstIlrit (UnMKIUKL (OH.
4(1 WALL STHEET, SEW YORK. MaT 197.
Th Director hntethln day declared a ju&rtrlr
Dlrldend of TWO PER CENT on the Pnfr m-i Moct
p ay a Me Juno 10, !Hy7, to to kholdT rf rtyird at
the close of buMnesa May 29th Transfer tookio
the preferred atuolc will be closed from May Soth to
Juue 10th, both Inclusive. Check will bp millM
EDWARD C LEE, TreMurer.
f
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER made by the IIoiv
orable flMnre I. Andrews, one of the Justlfeiof
the hurreme Court of the Mate of New York on tht
HUtli day of June, IHHfl, notice U hereby trtven to all
creditor! and persons hating claims aatcst Damon
H McClaln and Denjamln H. SlcClaln, ctmtMti.ph
firm of McClaln Brothers lately dotnc huslncM In th
City and County of New York, that tuey are rtqulrM
to present their claims, with vouchers thertfor, duly
Terlfled, to the subscriber, the duly appointed a
s1ne of the said Damon IT McClaln and Iujsmla
H. ilcClaln, composing tbe firm of 3IcCl&ln Urcthfi,
for the benefit of their creditors, at hi place of tran-
acting buslnea!, at the ofllro of Lemul kljmore, Ji
Esq , No 44 line street, lu the City of New York, on fll
or before the -Mthdav of July, Ih(,7. !
Dated New York, Mar th, lh97 M'i
I1E.NUY C. HOOME, AselgDrH.
groposaljs. 1
otick. """" " m
C0MMI.S5I0NERS OP THE SINKING FUND, 197. Wi
TO CONTRACTORS. '
PROPOSALS for Furnishing Materials and Perforn
ing Work IttMiulred for the Electrlc-llcht Plant for
the Criminal Court Hull line, on the Rlock Doucdrd
by Centre, Elm, Franklin, and Whit- frtretts Pur
suant to Chapter 371. Laws of 17. anl as
Auihorlzedby tbe Commissioners of thf blnkJnt
Fund at a JiwtlnKuMd December 13, l"l5
SEALED EiTI MATES for the above work. lndon-M
with ttoe above title, also with the name of tbe p-rson
or persons making tbe same, and tbe date of presenta
tion, will be received at the offtce of the Comptroller,
IUmi No 14 and 1&. Finance Department, Me wart
Building. No, -(. Broadway, la tbe City of New York,
until 12 o'clock M.. Wednesday. June .'th. IhPT, at
which place and hour the bids will be publicly opened
by aud in tbe presence of the Commissioners of the
BlnkLnir Fund and read, and the award of tbe eon
tract. If awarded, will be made to the lowest bidder
with adequate (security as soon thereafter u
practicable.
The person or person to whom the contract may ba
award rd will te rtMjulred to attend at tbe office of
the Department of lubllc Worts, with tbe sureties
offered by him o- them, and execute the contract
within five days from the date of the service of a
notice to that efect, and In case of failure or neglect
to do o. be or they will ta considered a having
abandoned It, and a In default to the Corporation,
and thereupon the work shall be readvertbed and rr
let. and oon until the contract accepted and exe
cuted Tbe work to eomrrenrt at such time aa th
Commissioner of Public Worka may dicnat
N II PermUfrlop will not be given for the with
drawal of any bid or estimate. No bid will be ac
cepted from or contract awarded to, any person wba
Is in arrears to the Corporation upon debt or contract,
or ho Is a defaulter, as suretv or otherwise, upon
any obligation to the Corporation.
The entire work to be completed within NTNETT
P Ys after the notice to commenc-s work has len
given by tbeCommilonerof Pnbllo Works.
The amount of security required la FIFTEEN THOU-S-.NPDOLLAKS.
Hlsnk form of estimates, and further Information,
if desired, also the form of agreement. Including tba
s i c float Ions for the work, can be obtained at ot&ot
of the Comptroller, No. tfso Rroadwav.
For full Information see City Record.
M.W ORK. Ma MO, thfl7.
WILLIAM I- STRONG. I
Mayor;
JOHN W. OOVF.
Recorder;
ARHREL P. FITCH. Commission!
Comptrollen of the
ANSON G MeCOOK, Sinking Fta4. j
Chamberlain; 5
JOHN T- OAKI.ts.Ya i
Chairman Committee on Finance, J
Boanl of Aldermen; J t
gublic Sotict-a.
TJOST OFFICE NOTICE.
(ShouM le re sl DAILY by all Interested, as ehicfni
mav ooeur at any time.)
tori-Inn mails for the week: ending June A, 1P7,
svlllelose (PKOMITLV In all cases! at tbe Or-ierai
Pst Offlce as follows
bATCHPAV At B-SOA. M for t CROPF. per rtesrn
slilp Luennla, via Queenstowu (lctterx for Francs.
Bnltrerlatid. Italy, Spain, Portugal Turkey,
Egypt, anil British India must hedirectet "pet
Lusanla"), at 7 A it. for FHASCE. !- ITZF.Il
LA Ml. ITALY. SPA1K. POllTUU KU T'"KUrY.
F(,V1'T. aud mUTISlI INDIA, ptr Heamhlp La
Touralne. sla Havre (It-tters for oilier parts of
Furoi-e must he directed "per La Tojialne" .at
KA.1I for SETIIF.UHNPS direct, i, r fteamshlp
Olidam. via Itottenlam letters mu.t r ilirected
"KrOtidam"), at in A M for SCOTLAND direct,
per steamship City of Home, la Olsstfow fitters
must Ihs dlres-ted "l-er Cllvof Uome"i at 11
A M for NOPYVAY direct. ersteain-hlp Amertka
(letters must be dlrecteil ier Aiuerlka")
rillNTED JIATTEIl. e rtermsn Heamf rs sain-(
on TutsUjs take l'rlnliit Matter, te. P r Cer
inauy.and Specially A ldresse.1 Print,! Mstier.
Ae , for oilier parts of Furope i ierl an w 1
Yh!to Mar steamers on v i iliiewlas ,. i.e-n nn
steamers on Thursdays, anil itinard, Frtn i ard
tlernian uteauiers tui hatiinlas taki I'rinttil Mt
ter.ftc.for all countries for ss LlvL. tlio sre ad
vertlstd to carry msll
After the clotlnc of the hupplementarr Trantnlsntlo
Malls named nUne, adilltloual mi I lenie'tisry
mails art-oivned ,m the p'.-rn of tin Miiert an,
English, French, and (.triiian su sttiir- nnd re
main ohu uulll ivitli Ten Mlnun sof tlio hojr of
salting of atenmer.
HAILS VOW, bOUTll AVD CKSTn-.!. AMI RICA.
VUT lSDlFs. ..
SATCUDAY. Kt 9 A M fir I1HV11 alltl V PI s.TA
COl'STKIEt, ptrsteaniLlp 111 ni-iv. rill Ma Per-liuiiibiii-o,
Kshla, and Klo Jnnilr 1. llir-' -s ria
Urarll mutt tic dlrmtid "l-'r II . 'Iisurh
Hi A M (aupplenu-ntart in 111) I M for H'lt.
Tl'SK IlLAXl). JIHlMir. JAIMH anl XV
CAIh.i.lnT sli-anishtp AmUs.nt In in M f r
CIMPKOHF. CIIUPli. TAllAbl-i" S'ld l
IAN, per steamship City nf II .uliliikton Mnrs
for other parts of Meilo.i und for i una uiut ts
directed "ier clli of II ashlnittnn' ii si in HO
A l for HAITI CUM IX Land flliri'AMi er
slialiij.hlpl'rlnsr llendrlk li iters fori eneniela,
Ciirai-ao, Trinidad, IlrllMi slid Diitcli liuin.u must
lie illrvctcl "per Prlns K llendrlk "i
Malls fr Xewfoilii.lland, by rail to Halifax anl
tlienco I sleaini r. elii.e nt this ofllco dailj at i 10
1' 31 Malls for Mlnm-lon, liv rail to II ! in and
tbiniuli) sttaiiier eloie at this onicodslli it J
I1 il Hills fur ruin rims at this -nl !ui s at
7 111) A H . for forw urdlllK liv .li-annr. .Ill lll
(HoiiUhis and riiursdassi from Port Inula Fi.
Mull. firMeili iCII. merland, mil -- 1 '
adllrlsll1 for di aleli Py ttitiiitr I' i1 tftla
tifthvilallv at S JO A. M and'.' I' 'I 111" at- I
tend mall clones at 0 du 1' M pre iuuda 1
THANK PACIFli: MAILS I
Malls for tustmlln (except ll'i l .Mi.n.illi Hawaii, I
ami PHI Islands (speiUlli mMi.-... d mill . i"-r 1
steum. hip Aoraugl trom Vain-, us.r .Ins- l.ei. B
lall after May Vii and up lo Ji ue I ai ! " 1' M
Malls for China and J i mo, 1 1 r si inn-Mi I .itlisn
(from TacoiiiiO, elo-M-la r ilutH up f limn pi si
li .III I' M Mallsfor llanatl, per t un -lil I i
IralU ilrolll SrtnFratli-Iwi elwolnri 1 nl no lu
Jiltic tl al il In I' II Mall for 'Im i ml ia an,
ir stinnuhlp ( opili- iirom i-i u li n 1- ' '-s
hero dull) un in June II ut il I" r ii ' n s
for Cliliiuand Japan .imiIiIIi n.l In --i i m i .
pfrsteaiiuUltil'.liipressor liiisli fou I n "I'f
(Iiihh mro ifall up toJMU 111 ul ' i" I' n
Malls for liikira la i-m-pi tlmi f r llin imfs
lU.nllUharefomanli-lvlatili.ip Nm.r'n I.
Hauull, Hit and .s.niioau l.li.d- (Mr sir ,n ship
Murlposs ifronihnn l-rauelsi'oi c lo.i het lil P
to JuuellHat 7 ID I M HAM mil I M
(or on arrival at e lork or -li nm-iii ' i i li
nllh llrltlsli malls for lusirilla Mil- I i I s
t-iM-U Islands. r ulilp Iropu inn tr n in
rrim-Ueo), eloso hero dail up to Jwi i at
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