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Diri1en1 NJnrsJ.

NORTHERN Pacific RAILROAD COMPANY.
IKEA-iGEK- OFFICE No. u HAoAJ--I.
NrV-N ORX. August "A l--t. y
COTPONS OF The PEND UOEElLl.E
DIVISION 30 DS Of this ConIanv due september
first uroxo paid upon presentation al TINS once or
anu after that dare. ...-.-. ..-
dividend NO. @.
EISTHRA GHAVTE MINING CO.. or LAKE WALLET, n M"(
PAN rrLPuIA. Auo. o.. 1@-4
The poq-d ~ Directors have occa Cd dividend ~
TNTFNTY- FIVE a.. NT- per share 3D. uun paya5c SEP
TENDER ID stockholders then al recori BOOKS close
August 20. r. III. reopen Scptemn Del o. ,.,>-
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NAVY PAY OFFICE.

. srArE--r, NEw YOsK. Aug. r. 1884. 5
PROPOSALS in dupl cjte. >tt-et and IN
! dorsef ON envelope BID FOR supplies Advertised VIII
he rec ted a. this office m- O'Clock -rp'euDcr !, l~0
m c following supplies oft the bos quality, to be delivered
a. stated below u expense at the Navy Yard New"
YORK. ~ -
BUREAU CONST II 'IIDN AND EtPAIk
ate Iron Angle Iron. Bulb Be lm Iron and iuvrts a.
dctte elIe VIII lc Sc ~ a thlS olc ana ar
the Navy Angles o. be eVeed IN uiteeh Jays
ans lie balance n from % award
Iho riet reject All BIDS that nav not
be dccuei g-0u7 To th- Government .,
Two Oous les req IRE .Or ne prompt anu 4iiI
fuI delivery ID. tine supplies a.
Bank forms will pe fuTl shed tt This olce
Bios not properly ssued and c.r.hed Val nor ne con-
sderrd. q "a ~ ~, ~. W -,
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PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENTS.
FLECTEIC LIGHTING. &c At l. >. NAVAL
TRAINING STATION, NEWPoEI, l.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.


PRIME All Oh EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING. :
WA-HlN.TOS, J.. g.. Aug. -l. l~-l)
SEALED PROPOSALS m dupI, ate, Tor the following I'M.
movements the e. Naval Training station coasters
Of Iuulpmeut and Recruiting Navy Department. hing
ton b. until The lOth day % september 1884, Nlli
water supply FOR ship buildings ana boilers lhcuuIlg
reservoir. D. piI" % boIcT-hOu and nan Tor snip
~t,am-heatiug 3pparatus for new drill hall, Hcuohg
steam radiator ppu-. main % ship httngs &C. com
ulCtc boiler.
Two 90 H. T. boilers o. tn tube type. with founda
toms scuIrr nxtrres tu start urt-
About incal feet o. 10 1ch vitihCd sai-ela Ell
sewer Pipe 30 feet OF 10 uch cast lion pipe nan
determinations for water supply and pipe may be seen
and information Obtaned Al office O CV I.ngmttr coasters
Iaibor Newport T.. L. Or Navy Pay Ohccs al New
York and Boston --. 3, .
Proposals steam apparatus and boilers must be
accompanied by general pln detailed drawings ana HA alu
rlecric rhtilr Sealed proposals will also be received
IN duplicate be oiene at time and place Tor lghng
Tie tforou hfares houses and vessels al the Training sta
ton. --.- Ia ti,,+o, ,ro,
De seen obtained at once Of Cvl Engine "
~tat40u --t-. a.
proposals viii incude Arlington Sims engine Of di
1ensions To rmncd by tie Engineer With foundai ons
etc everything pertaining TO upietr eectical paht
ready fo Il 49, Icep and must Do ompaned ny
AID mil ana complete ~ cidcaons showing clearly what Il
propose be done under the bd 49,. A.
fem. = and . be completed within sixty DAYS,
aud items within thirty DAYS ron date d" signing con
.,- Ill H.. ,..,,. 81 -f..-,,-
ane competencv The TuHantOrs % De certified 10 De-
fora , no 81 public officer
BIDS mu for each numbered ton separately ai-
Iessed Chiet ~ the fureau lrdorsel Proposals Tor
improvements at Coasters HarDOr lsand ana the B"I -
reserved ~ 10 eel any OF az nhs ,.,, ,.., , r,.,
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Rooms anO flats 20 Get.

4 SUPERB apartmcnt to let IN the Llspcnard,
y -Gl.st near AasuIIve ei-ht light, large AIRY rooms
Ialg Iy Gecora' 200 per 4unum Apply on the
premises
DE~IRABLE APARTMENTS IN HE COX
- HAM BIZ LDING corner If Broadway aud l9tA-st
TO let This uLag actually hreprot being constructed
with ir1u beans and trcWof partitions no wood having
ben rsc i'm construction except for floors aud dor We
call s,c, -uou 90 THIS feature and invite investigation
M " b. sOUTHWORTH. Manager VIII be on The
pr,uics daily to show apartments aud give Information
rrgar n them.
FLOOR rO LET. 81 West 19th-st.. conye-
/ lent o. ugh' Housekeeping. Prvate faniy GOOD
ne.gAJoruo.i he eich'ts ~
ELAT TO LET.-A gentleman who has re-,
Gently furnished elegant new haI Win 'di P' tiu
s,ades tr n of n the city west o. 'lhdNc
I'srk. nr-l-clast u every ~ ccl us ' ~
and owing to ilhealth 81 his vi VIII be unaDe 20 @ u
M ,ff er Octoie / he viii be p ased 10 meet pirN u
fake the lease at date unt O. summer car anu
sra give cmer arr comp cle' al ou'o
DOCKLAND and lRNINGTON.
Ia Nos r9G 1872 40 West 10Th IT. strictly hrsfcla4s
apartmens new. wel-hghted paDered. decorated cabhc
800 9isi To i5I0 J EDGAR LEATCAFr l5'4 Broadway
NJADlSON-AVE. near 34rh-st. 3sth and
vi h.-t. near LcKngtonav" 4ih-t near 5ih aye,
uIslcd. r a. IN 'iN i,;4 RroadNav
DRIVATE FAMILY on 3Oth st.. near 3th-
| avo VIII rent rooms gentlemen terms favorable
armament. references. Address AMlCKON, Tribune p
town once ,23- BruanWay
DARK-ANF.. corner 9lst-st. - Eight rooms
1 each s25 TO S.}3. Inquire Of JaniOr.
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Presented 10 the Most complete Manner
BY HE MCCALL OPERA COMIQUE COMPANY
Roof Garden Promenade Concert after performance
Admission including both entertainments, go cents
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DRopoSALs FoR DREDGING.

A FNgiNLEE OFrl l. u - Ahhls
NEWrOET a.. l., A z - ssh.
SEPARATE SEALED rROPO~ AS, in duplicate viii
De M ts until 10 o'clock noon. ON Iur-d?y
the v-nv-third 3d day % e tenn "r next az which un
they VIII be opened bidders iOrdrctgnr uu''r
eac follow ug appropriations ade by the ACT o; Con-
grcss of July %. $50:
Improvement Of newport Harbor, r.. T.. S2nOu0.
I'm p emcHt Of Pa ytuckrt BVer i !, - 'U0n
Improve uent o Providence River. II l., $S5.OuO.
UNITED states the usnt 70 reject any OF
SPECIFICATIONS blank proposals ard fu information rs 10
me manner bidding be observed hv bidders
and rms Of anu payment will be furnished appu
cation TO this Office. GEOls'fi. II. il-.il' --.
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NOu hereby summoned o. answer the ancndel tou
paInt This action aud O. -ervr tcopy o. your answer %"
The PLAINTIFF t,pruevs within twenty day a.ier the ser
We of mi, ameucl summons exclusive of the dy ~ scr
vice and boz your fail appear OF answer ju4
w takHu au~t Nuu hT cc4AuIl TOT tue l'e4 "'
mandsd 3 he amended CONF laInt.
Igafed View York In
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DTVTDTND NO. O.
i1ropos lls.
DROPOSALS FOR RIP RAP GRANITE.
EN.NILA OIT.L I = AMY

1 TSsNEER OFTCl. :. AHNNi
NTNrO. d.. 10 To-. ing -. 4--+ 3
Sealed proposals duplicate viii Doe received al tins oce
until O'Clock noon, MIulaf. the O." ut..rcoid =
day september ucx al which ne they VII I've opened ln
DR. srnce BIDDERS for extending The eastern Bek "a ID
~toningtou Harb1r.. onu. -o..o.
ME amount boz expeu ed for stone about 5000
The United states the night 10 REJECT any or az
p1opos is , ...,, ....o-..,. t., a.. 60
Tho mann r bidding cond tons 90 De- ser' cd IY nd.'r
and terms ma paJ ucnt vii b. furnished on
GEORGE II ELLIOT,
Ieut al uf
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IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

THE ONLY ALLwATER ROUTE DIRECT TO CoNEY
ISLAND.
LANDING AT THE GREAT IRON OCEAN PIERS.
Boats West 23d-st. y H. .. 10 IL a l. M, l.
.it5. q o, 80, ., o. :. p.
Leave Pier l. y. Il. Battery place 80 minutes Later
boat from Coney Island lands 40 Pier v r. onlv
Excursion tickets on sale az all elevated railway statplI
Additional boats ami u4Ds ON sundays. see timetable n
gtf.tf pa nam
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SIRE HOTEL.
1.-THE BERKELEY ARMS

pFpKTLEY OCEAN COUNTY, NEW-JERSEY
Now OPEN
- miles south Of Long Branch fronting directly on mar
,tfcent bafhuc beach Bay IN the rear nne
loaung fishing music every me afternoon RON me
Yc v ,Tfrco Casino balcOIJ trains leave Pennsyyaula
aff,s, i,ot oil ROSES and COrandt sis al 7;lO and
sUO 4 n. 3;1O and SEQ 4. VI. - NDA1 =. 300 \ NJ
Tref On &C. ana " osferu telegraph I'D the hotel
GEO. {. BOlDT.
Hotel Eenevuc, Philadelphia, PROPRIETOR
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Orcnff Gtcnmcrs.
| NCHOR LINE.-U. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
GLA. INV HLa LnNnLNlLREN

\ NCHOR LINE.-U. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
GLA~ low via LONDONDERRY
Iurnessla Sept m. Devona sept 90 a m
bou'a sept IL noon Anchoria-..- sept. y, IA a. M
CABIN passage. tG 70 ss0 second class, SIS.
Storage massage 10 or from, Sl5
II thfy, AND 80 EE .5rJWN SERVICE
.'' .'Hr Il orth Rlvs- COZ 30 i"r'- n
tII1 OF ROME........-......Sas sept G. oct T. Nov T.
ACSIEAL. =. ~eif. 90
ui pas
SaOiA passage 500 s4Ol accord lug 70 scOmm0d u0As
~ecOnd-glass 4 steersee az above
FOR passage, caOin ans, book Of rates sc. applT 10
HIN DEIt7ON BROIHEES lowing Green
BORDEAUX LINE.
- New and direct the South Of France.
NEW-Y AND bOHDEAUH DIRECT
CHATEAU YQTEM I-....-...-. W ednesday. sept "a
CHATEAU MANGAl y new " eut sday. oct
Nil-A l-@AN IL ~ I'LL. 'dtlI'ltg ptl .
From lrrEt sStores" Wal A. Ferry Brooklyn.
Travellers 20 France. span and italy. PyIene Pan
Nice. &c. viii time an expense by liking THIS line
Fust CABIN ncuing wInr. 20 800 second aJn, 500.
5teer%se, 80. kCr passage arp q
+. LII BOULANGER, as Beaver.s-
GENERAL TRANS ATLANTIC COMPANY.
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BrootIpu propcrt1 for Sale anN 60 Get

Brooilpu propcrt1 for Sale an0 60 Eet
A PLOT of low-priced Brooklyn lots free
~ and clear and cash 10 ex: Iang3 tor NewlOrk I'M
proved property. -
rutland Il WHITING. Beekman At
pROOKIYN BROWNSTONE FLATS; gen
IL teel all improvements Janitors
attentions So THORN~1 Jefferson a. near bedioidaV
ITO Handsomely furnished on the
Heights Living hOuse containing 20 10
besides furn shed throughout Numerous closets
with al mucern lmprOt emcnts sanitary cond
Ton perfect. Puvato family pre- erred fossessl0n n"c
clate 10 DE with permit only procured al bo"Ase
10 Atau1o-ave.
O. Onn CASH and 81 200 on mortgage
gO.V'bO will buy the four.siory and basement brick
innsp Columbia Heights overlooking The bay. and
annc - rooms lot 25x0O house 25xOO Address r. l. F.
ITlhune Ollce.
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Ciin DrJ or D ID lnte)

NXANTED.-House furnished or untur-
w nsed Oats and .tI 'Or sale or % l'
FOLSOM BROTH FRS l.253 Broadway. corner 3ist-st
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Gin iJrupcrtn 60 Get.

JeFORE DECIDING. look at 70S Madison
~ ave. decorators now at WORK.
rTO LET.-~tore 81 and 33 BROADN Az.
A Apply TO rutland WHITING, Heekman-sL
TTO LET Fully furnished with immediate
possess H. thu elegant modern house 81 W est J-us'
Apply % prem. ses an at 80 MAllson-ave
VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE HOUSES IL
LET IA all parts Of the city. - no.,
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EUION LINE.
VI NV. ID STATES MALL sTE AMEns

HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COM
4 1 PANYs semi weekly Mail - Line for PLYMOUTH
..H. 20 .luI- ln7 pHf HANFi RG.
" E~TPH ALTA.....- sept. WIELAND sept
HTNGARIA .......-cpt FRS A. ..-.,ept. II
Rates lst CABIN 7,, - and according O. iocat on
Stcrrge 20 Round reuc-d rates oteefaSe IRON
EIr1p-. us. send for " Tourist GAketie.'
KTFHARDr 81 co.. g.. B RICHARD & co.
Gen AKs 81 Brlad.st y. Y Gen Pas Agts 81 b way Y
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Business G anres.
Sales bD Aurilon.

NARS Halls SALE.-The rnnderlgne,aa WI" M
vi sell by virtue ~ an execution this day ~ ~ H.
so 4s3 Otavo, general assortment 0i mr9sy tNVr,hat
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folcls

THE LANGHAM,
4 FIFIII-ANI. AND FIFTN-- EtDND-~E
An American HoJci on The American plan.
Richly furnished Locau0n uueXcrud strictly lot lam-
lies desiring a home for the OF by the year
superior cuisine aud ser vice.
Larry application necessary to secure choice OF rooms
Proprietor
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DressmdtluJ.

nRESSMAKING and family sewing bows
and girls clothing and operatngi Des' VI io'0ie""''
syen. 2Ob Lat 4.d-sL
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Gmnsemsnts.

BAsEBAaILsLd3 e,. ro 5o,, GI S.a to-day
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Professional.

An AMERICAN, % years old, who, during
n aresidelce Of four years abroad ~ sae eaF
and ftaliau aud VINO keheI = 80
80 i. exceptionally well read and well educated desires
noson literary editor OF news apsI OF
Ia tastes ne bost 81
III he gwen Address LITERARY, Box Zisf, New" OLA
q y Post ONCE
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Gelp hanic0.

NNANTED.-A lady stenographer anu " r.
w writer must thoroughly coIap"ten' anu
with newspaper work TIE SANTIAGO ''''
lao Wlhan-sL
XX'ANTED.-Fiyc Hundred men forthe United
w states Army, Apply AZ 49,. YOU yerK cftv
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CItn Rcal Gstatf for Sale.

TOR SALE.-Four-otory building No. i
l. BmAnr slip Amply 10 -,-,, r. ,,. ,. o..
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DROPOsALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES

y" A MORDECAf,
Lieutenant. colonel OF ordnance commanding.
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HOTEL BRISTOL.

Jtl-ave. corner Of 42d--t.. New-IOrk
FAMILY HOTEL.
located Murray Hill the NeWl OK Cen
trs and Hudson River Railroad station.
rooms en- suite them having southern exposure
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WIFI e STAR LINE-NAUkl ROU IL.
w UNITED STATE And ROYAL NJ ALL ~TEAMERs.
BRITANNIC Capt. Perry saturday, sept A.
KEFUBLIC capt Irymg..-.-l thursday. sept H. $3.50 =
CELTIC. capt Gleadc Feed ultdJ- sept ~ D. H.
GEEHANGL, capt Kennedy ~atuiay sept = II g. u
From TuL MHITL -lAH DuCk FOJI Of " ST
lHIHST.
RATsS.-~aloon. $50 $50 aud 500. Return tickets on
favorable terms 1tterIg3 a. low iales lhtelhe'ato
only $40
For plans and ohsr inform apply At tho
company s Offices. No. s. Broadway. New ORR.
K. J. COETI~ Agent.
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
~ Betwe New-York and Havre.
~vv's f0p' ~ Norton ar
NORMANDIE. Frangeu edncsday, sent 10, a m
IABhADO collier "a rtln"-tiay, sep. . , a. H.
CANADA, de ers Wednesday, sept u, m
arcks p4yI1 .yht. SUI, Ban Iue
Transatlan- T. OF Paris.
LOUIS DE BEBGAN. agent No. Bowling Green.
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MANSION HOUSE.

Directly opposite Wast y. Y FOur minutes walk trOt
fulton OF " as Fer1es Huperor accommodations at Ies
sIauic rates. family and UaseAt hotel -"O loOs
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GEORGE HOTEL,
"lF YOU WISH TO KNOW !"

somefhnr The Of a scItCt staFlut It.OFL
NFW BRIGHT and BEAUTIFUL 80.
omen into September and October send iOr an Illus
trA'ed y b. H. YARD. Key East Beach. y
lake GEORGE.-MOHlCAN HOUSE, at
Il Bolton Warren Co.. y \. AlN va " SyYiSSrOW Lessee
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CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Drovers' journal re-
ports; Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; shipments, 1,000e
The market was Toe lower; all sold; rough packing
hogs, So. 2o055O packing and shipping, $3.50.
590ight bacon, So. 1908. 20, skips, $3.5005.55.
Cattle-Reeeipts, 400 shipments. 1900. The
market was weak and l0015c lower; exports $3.50
G690; good to choice shipping steers, $6.1006. 40;
common to medium, $506; grass-fed Texas steers
SIS. 65 al So eern-fed Texas steers $4 .60Q5.5o
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; shipments, none The mar
ket was dull and 10020c lever inferior to fair sheep
So 20 " cwt.; medium to good sheep, $3.z5d4 25
choice to extra S4-25 4.75; Texas sheep, $204 25
y cwt
ST. LOUIS, June Cattle-Receipts 8 700,
shipments, 1000. The market was weak and Slow
export steers $6.T0Q7; good to choice shipping
steers. Sc. 10 $50; common to medium, So 20;
corn'fed Texas steers, $4.7o 1880 CRASHED Texas
steers, SO. 5004.50.
Sheep and Lambs - Receipts $50; shipments,
2 100. The market was steady; native sheep ranged
at 81 a. 5; Texas sheep. $203.75.
Hogs = Receipts, 6ooi shipments, L. 700. Fhe
market was active and higher; Workers. $3.50 q
$50; packing hogs, SO as. 10, heavy, S606.60.
KANSAS CITY, June 1.-THE Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports; Cattle-Reeeipts, 5000. Ths market
opened about steady but closed l0e lower native
shipping steers of 1200 to 400 los average sold at
TBS average, 81. S005.40; native cows, S3G475
Hogs-Receipts, 1890. The market was duh
1926 TBS at $4.900525, with the bulk of the
sales at 81. 90Q5.1o
Sheep-Reeeipts, 24s. The market was quiet and
unchanged
NEW YORK, June Observation-Disclosures. 9. $40.
The market hrmer and higher all grades ex-
cept inferior to common; native steers sold at SIS
ESQ % cwt live weights poor to decent Texas steers
81 950577.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, $3.50. Sheep firm;
lambs higher extremes, sheep, 81 $3.50 " cwt.;
lambs, $70S75.
Hogs-Reesipts, 5.4s5. The market was quiet;
choice State pigs, $3.50 W e7Nt
EAST LIBERTY. June 11-Cattle-Dull; prime,
So 1906. 20; fair to good, $5.500620; common,
81 05 Receipts, 6s5; shipments, 80.
Hogs-FirIn. Receipts 920; shipments, 230
Philadelphias, s. so 5.7O; good Workers. So 100
525
Sheep-Nominally unchanged Receipts, 4,600i
shipments, 800.
CINCINNATI, June 11.-Hogs active and firm;
common and light 81 05.2 20; packing and butte hers
$50550 Receipts, lsOOi shipments, 60.
MILWAUKEE. June 10.-Hogs lower at So 10@
500.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND SECURITIES.
The New York Share Market Depressed by
Rumors of Railway Troubles.

The New York Share Market Depressed by
Rumors of Railway Troubles.
New YORK, June 11.-ALoney per cent; of
cred at the close at 2 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 06 per cent
Sterling exchange, steady sixty days 4S44
sight 4S64.
Government bonds were unchanged
Railway bonds were weak
State securities were quiet.
The share market opened weak and fell off 5
20 per cent, but soon steadied and rallied to
I per cent. After IL A. NJ. weaker feeling pre-
vailed, and prices dropped to 3 per cent. This
was succeeded by an advance of per cent. in
Louisville & Nashville, to 28 and rally of Ia
per cent. in the other active shares In the after
noon there was further pressure tosell, and Rock
Island was noticeaby weak, with sales down to
109a-a decline of 81 per cent. for the day At
the delivery hour about 1000 shares New York
Central were bought in under the rule on ac-
count of non-delivery. Near the close, Louisville
6 Nashville, and Missouri Pacific were stronger
and in demand the former rising to 2St, and the
latter to sc. This had favorable influence on
other stocks, which closed steady The market
to-day was depressed on rumOrs from Chicago
that the railroads west of the Missouri river
had been unable to adjust their differences and
a war of rates was likely. The selling late in
the day was partly due to an unfounded report
of heavy commercial failure Compared with
last nights closing, prices are per cent lower
for Rock Island % for Canadian Pacific, p
for Laekawama II for St Paul, 3 for preferred,
II for Quincy. II for Northwest preferred %
for Delaware & Hudson, i for Lakeshore, i
for Jersey Central, l for Northern Pacific pre-
ferred, II for Kansas & Texas, Il for Union Pa
cife, and ! for Western Union. LOUISVILLE q
Nashville, Missouri Pacific, Michigan Central,
New York Central and Reading are to per
cent higher Missouri Pacific sold at S53 and
$50, seller 3d." when the regular price was
So $50
Transactions. 800, 600 shares to-wit: Lacka-
wanna 90. 0O0 Erie 10000: Lake Shore p GEO.
Louisville & Nashville $4,000; Missouri Pacific
20, 0OO Northwestern 4 Q9 999; New York Central
49, 900; Reading 5000; St Paul 1900; Union
Pacific 81, 900; Western Union 10000; Northern
Pacific IL OGn
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TRADE AND COMMERCE.
Business Rather Quiet-Tendency to Lower
Prices i'll Many Staple Articles.


Indianapolis. juno H.
There were no developments of importance in
the general merchandise markets to-day. Bust
ness was generally reported slow, although all
that can be expected at this particular time.
One of the most encouraging signs of the times
bs that the spirit of wild speculation has been
checked and legitimate trade is as it should be,
regarded with good deal moro consideration.
The provision market is stronger and prices a
shade higher, and the demand for sugar-cured
meats, with the warmer weather, is steadily in
creasing The egg market is hardly as strong;
arrivals are increasing The same remarks will
apply as well to poultry. The butter market is
dull. Receipts still large. Poor stock difficult
to dispose Of
Coffee is unchanged and steady. Refined
sugar is active and the market firm at our quota
TONS GRADUATED was in good export demand
last week. continuation of which would cause
an advance for the home markets. The article
is extremely low, especially for this season of the
year From the Shipping Lists summing up of
the trade situation we quote:
"A further melting away of the prices of sew
eral staple articles of merchandise shows that
the adjustment Of values has not yet been com
pleted, and so long as liquidation continues to
be the most potent as well as controlling in
fuence it will be vain to look for any radical or
general improvement in the trade situation.
Coffee and sugar have been the most noticeable
articles in this particular, but the value of the
first has long been artificial as the result of
speculative manipulation, and the value of the
lecond is being pressed down by overproduction
sugar is unquestionably cs7ap at the prices at
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100000

T. NJ Churehman ct al. to George F.
Adams ct al. lots l. , and in Robert
indianapolis '',oI ~ .4' Cs 100000
f. NJ. Churchman trustee to George +.
Adams ct al, lots %. % and 80 in
apolis, . ''-.''- '0-',''.' $4,000 90
Elizabeth $. Stops ard husband to SAM
uel A. Michael part of the northeast
quarter of the southeast quarter of sec
ton 4 township Is north, range east,
containing 6 l. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Conveyanees, IL: confederation. SIS, $4,000
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Foreign Money and Stock Market.

LONDON, June 11.-5 P. M.-Government bonds
-Consols for money, 100 account. 100 116; United
States four anda-halfs, 1139l. Railroad bonds
Milwaukee & St. Paul, 723l; Canadian Pacific, 1929;
Illinois Central, 12Oi Pennsylvania Central, 1544;
New York Central, 1O4l9 Erie, 114as; seconds, 55l4
Reading, 1117s.
PARIS June 1.-Rentes. 79f l5c.
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NEW YORK June -Cofee-Spot lots fair Rio
rmer at Zoe; options active early in day. Sales
of $500 bags Rio No. July at s.400S.45c; 5000
bags August at S.45 as 60c; 1000 bags September
at s. 6O0s, 65e 1850 bags October at SGD as. 75c;
500 bags November at S.750S SOC; $500 bags
january at S.55c 500 bags March at $3.50.
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NEW YORK, June 11.--Cotton steady; futures dull
June, IL. 54c; July 11.6Sc; August, 1193c; Septem
Der, IL. 65c October, Ii .1Sc; November 10.96ci
December. 10.95c; January, Hoe; February,
IL. 13c March, IL. 25c; April 1136c.
CINCINNATI, June 11-Cotton steady and I'M
changed.
LOUISVILLE, June 11.-Cotton quiet