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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-01-05

Their" ia 4 bogus 50 god c,im thst
has for som" lin been passing cur
rent outside of the bank, in tho Pa
cIie States, which has recently sp-
prared in Chicago aud uther Western
cities I" the surprise Of the govern
meht detectives. This coin it Is sai,l
Is mani nipulatcd by the "IIeathon Chi.
nrse," aud so sklllfully is the work
done that it reqnires an expert tn de-
tert its spurious character They put
the coin TN a small lathe and with y
hard tool like fine graycr's t,,ol they
hollow the middle as deftly rs posi-
hle to d. it, They fill the cavity with
mixture of platinum and lead, re-
mill the coin, gid its edge, and the
work is done. The coin is equal IN
weight to the genuine, and BY some
deft process the original Ting is pre-
served They take from a S5 piece
gold to the value of AL SO, from a $fo
piece So SO, aud from a $50 piece
about $3.50. Their work is almost
Perfect, but they are cInseIy watched,
aud their natural timidity keeps the
humber Of ARTISTS" small, indeed.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-01-05
4 Good InVestnlenl,

L3z0R SALE, for cash only, about ninety
I acres Of land, with improvements, on east
side West Fork Calcasieu river, mouth Of In
dian Bayou. Best location for country store,
commanding heavy trade in logs, and with
log men. Apply b
r. A. GALLAGHER,
Jan, "a, lSN0--u. Lake Charles, la.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-01-05
REAsONAPLE FIGIREa.

Size Of lot, l701s200 feet For further particu-
lars Apply q thls oflee Or u King ! restaurant
noV-l0-s3
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-01-05
Residence For sale.

A COMFORTABLY dwelling, with out
~ houses aud lot located on the corner
Of Puio and Hodges streets, VIII be sold at
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1884-01-05
Frmi. Frees 4 shruDbery.

NEH YORK OBSERVER,
81 aud 81 Park Row
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-06-27

olut;on be accepted and adopted,
which motion was adopted. ii
n'l Owosso, June %, 1884.
Resolved by the Common Council
of the City of Owosso, that the Com
mittee on Police, be and are hereby
instructed to appoint as many special
police as they may deem necessary
for the protection of property, and to
keep order on the streets. ~
" 'A w. S. JONES.
Aid. Jones also presented the fol.
lowing resolution. 100 Motion made
that the resolution be accepted and
adopted, which motion was adopted,
ayes 8, nays o. aad9j rs ~ sr.9
81 = b ~ Owosso, June 20, 1884,
Resolved by the Common Council
of the City of Owosso, that the Com
mittee on Public Buildings be and
are hereby instructed to tear down
the building now used as Council
Room, and cause to be built a build
ing 44x8oft.. two stories in, height,
the first floor to be finished suitable
for the use Of the Fire Department,
tie second floor to be used as Council
Room, and such other rooms as the
Council may need. The whole to
cost not to exceed FIVE thousand
dollars, said Committee to advertise
for bids, and report plans and bids to
the Council for approval before ac-
cepting any bids. A''
o-A grp w. S. JONES.
On motion the Concil adjourned.
JEROME E. TURNER,
s City Clerk.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-06-27

Committee on Claims and Ac-
counts reported back accounts re-
ferred to them as above stated, with
the exception of accounts of P. Ham
bury, and E. D. Fuller, which report
was accepted, and unanimous con-
sent was given, the accounts allowed,
and orders ordered drawn for the
same, ayes 8, nays o.
Also the same committee reported
upon the balance Of the account of
A. ]. Patterson, which report was ac-
cepted. the account allowed, and an
order ordered drawn for the same,
ayes 8, nays 0.
Aid. Frieseke presented an ordi.
nance to provide for a sidewalk upon
the west side of Shiawassee street,
the ordinance was read in full placed
upon its passage and passed, ayes s,
nays o.
Aid. Titcomb presented the fol-
lowing resolution, which upon mo-
ton was accepted and adopted.
Owosso, June 20, 'S4.
Resolved by the common council
of the City of Owosso, that the bonds
of Slattery & Carr, be fixed at $500. 90
for the faithful performance of their
contract in building sidewalks and
crosswalks.
Aid. Jones presented the following
resolution. Motion made that reso-
luton be amended to read "to be
placed in the place the Committee
on Fire Department suggest" which
amendment was accepted. Motion
made that the resolution as amended
be accepted and adopted, which mo-
ton was accepted and adopted ayes
8, nays o.
Owosso, June a3, 1884.
Resolved by the Common Council
of the City of Owosso, that the Com
mittee on Fire Department be and
are hereby instructed to cause brick
reservoir to be built on the corner of
Elm and Clinton streets
w. S. JONES.
Aid. Jones presented the following
resolution, motion made that the res
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-06-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Probate Order.

SSS.
COUNTY OF sHIAwAssEE,
At a session of the Probate Court for the County
of Shiawassee, holden at the Probate Office, in the
City Of Corunna, Thursday, the 26th day of June
In the year thousand eight hundred and eighty
four.
Present, A. A. Harper, Judge of Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Thomas NJ Thomp-
son. deceased.
On reading and fling the petition. duly verified,
Of John Krauth, praying amongst other things
for the Probate of the instrument now filed In this
Court supporting to be the last will and testament
Of said deceased.
Thereupon It is Ordered. That Monday, the 2ith
day of July next, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, be
assigned fer the hearing of said petition and that
the heirs at low Of said deceased and all other per-
interested In said estate required to appear
at session Of said Court, then to be holden at the
Propate ONCE In the City of Corunna, and show
cause, IL any there be, why the prayer Of the
petitioner should not be granted And II is Further
Ordered, That said petitioner give notice to the
persons interested in said estate Of the pendency of
said petition, and the hearing thereof, by causing
copy of this order to be published In THE TINES, o
newspaper printed and circulated in said County
Of Shiawassee for three successive weeks, previous
to said day Of hearing
A. A. HARPER, Judge of Probate.
"a true copy)
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-06-27
COMMON COUNCIL Room.

Owosso, june rs, 1904.
Regular meeting of the Common
Council of the City of Owosso.
The Mayor being absent, Aid.
Dawes was called tor the chail. hswp
Present Clerk Turner, Aid. Frieseke
Jones, Lewis, Matlock, Keyte VOL
verton, and Titcomb. rr
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved. ae r,t 80 ,a..,s
Aid. Jones presented the following
petition. Motion made that said Pc
tition be granted, if the poles are
placed where the Committee on Grad
ing and Sidewalks direct, which mo.
ton was adopted.
OFFICE OF THE WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAPH COMPANY. 1,s,jr.st.r
Owosso, MICH, June 23, 1884.
To the Hon. Mayor, and Com
mon Council of the City Of Owosso.
We petition your honorable body,
asking the right to place our new
poles on the line of Washington ST.,
from the crossing of the ID. G. H. &
M. r. R., to Exchange St. ca t1,y
Poles to be good quality, and
thirty-five foot high.
WEST. UNION TEL. Co.
sgfatafJ J. M. Beckwith, 80
4, I.,..s MP % Manager.
At this point in the proceedings the
Mayor arrived, and took the chair.
The following accounts were re-
ferred TO the Comrlittee on Claims
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-06-27

Ils OlttSoSy q y
Aid. Jones presented the following
petition, which was referred to the
Chief of the Fire Department.
To the Hon. Mayor, and the Com
mon Council of the City Of Owosso.
We the members of lthe Phoenix
Hook & Ladder Company, of your
City do petition your honorable body
for sufficient amount of money to
purchase shirts for the said Company,
that we may be clothed properly for
the parade on the coming 4th of July.
PHOENIX Hook & LADDER Co.,
w. H. Barnes,
Foreman.
Motion made that the bill for dam.
ages of E. d. Fuller, be referred to
the City Attorney, which motion was
adopted.
The Committee on Grading and
Sidewalks, made the followining re-
port, which was accepted and adop-
ted.
Your Committee which was in
structed to advertise for bids for
building sidewalks by the rod, would
report that the job is let to Sfattery
& Carr, they being the lowest bidders
therefor.
J. FRIEsEKE,
JOHN T. WoLvERToN,
M KEYTE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
COTTON Y,RKEr,-aY rnLrG2\pu.

IfyrRrool Aug. 29-l230 p. m.-Coitpn a tive Mddmg
II lands. IT. 3D. do orleans. ni sails ."uO' bates, m
Guiding 1000 bacs Tor speculation and export; receipts.
{utl bales including 900 bales Aurcar FUturcs ,lou
pauds Low Miidug clause August amt september dry.
also gGld do october and NOyoubor delivery Cd also
Il lGld. do November ami December dclNcry. rlGid:
and February del very 81 Gid d0. september delivery
q iGil. .l.u' q g.Gid. alao >, lO6Id. nl-oGg .Gld
Tender. OF doliVc les At todJ clearing were 100 bales
o Coit7n-Thc sales Of tho day included bales
maj aruyrrv IlCid value do August and september oe
iycrv Il 10 SD yal, do september nud Octobrr delivery
Lu,rr. do November and December delivery t-bid sell
.r Jn u,ccubcr aud January delivery. Gl.Gld buyers
- ~ m to'to.' iSturo. UpIands Low MGdliag claus
October and november delivery, 36id do CO. b,ccpitor
III 10 Scptonii, 81 delivery q 1l.Gld. 500 Ibid
~ a., -rotton- Futures cio-rd firm Uplands Low Nid.
rI ser f"ub,r dcyerv Il Gld value do september aud
yfy t2GId buyer. do December and January delivery
G2Uld sellers. do January aud February delivery oG.-bid
sellers. do. september delivery l2Gld sellers.
of The week. 1000 bales American $4,000
bales, forwarded from ships sidc direct 10 spinner "3.O
bales actual export '3uD bales total receipts Il 600 bales
Agt G6 Ball., ''''' SUM
'GtiaLyE5iog. Aug. 29.-Coton finn Midinc. lO'. Low
ndng ~ DID; Good Ordinary i-ln net receipts 500
bales gross. 511 balcs stock. 2ZiH bales.
Wcchy-Nct receipts - bales gross go bales Exports
SAVANNAH, Aug. 2s.-Coton hrm. Milding, 30 Low
MddinG -; Good ordinary 30 u't receipts IL bAct
gross bales exports COt'w5r bales sales 100 bales
Wecby~Sci receipts Csl bales gross bales; Exports
NLwOHLLANs. Aug -o-Couol firm Mddlns. 10 9l6
Low MidGug 10 7!G Good Ordinary, rs not receipts
bAlcs sale, 800 nacs, stock 1870 bal.,.
Coa.tWsc 2l bales 10 Great Britain. 2Jlj bales, sacs,
TTwYosK August 29Thc following are the total net 70.
ffBft al all SCI l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Pa North Riper. Vessels anf RaiiroafS.
EEw-YoRK. August 20. 1884,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
NFw-YORK. August 30. Is
nrrsyyAv- Quiet and unchanged southern. p zoe.

nFESWAN--Quel anu w mango
COCOA-Dull nnd nominal o..; .,o,1v yVc
o,oto, Ivrutv hhds ri ~ -. Hoops u ietl. 80.
g99G do Is fcci S35dl2s Molas'es SHOCKS and Hea'
5 Is ~ S. sugar de-. do men 81 80 - 20 ~
81 46G 80 inch O5a4l 10 GA shocks without !Md E!
- 80. nun shocks and Heads 80 1j do Pipet 5p4f,'
rnFFi,F spot rio dun and weaker ~ lo2c 10 ran n.
No sales options quiet and iesullt SePeupcI u, Ghc
,,,,o ,,lp. afterwards recoVrrch tle utc' '
ins. WA steiGy bnl very quict sales ~ V pas mi"
IIv,c declined and poorer grades III III" uc jHhl" 49,
lover though letter descriptions w'dG 1 H tS a. cs,
Jrnand ior consumption Tho CLOSING prices 1i or"n r
were: September. q 15e SO or1b'f 1nDn7''V .o ~
~ AZ, pccenhCr 950dHGn. January, 0DJG 800
IrIrn,ry fgq 70 March 90 $40. Mia "iales 7'c''9
but quiet. ,,-- ms, ,.,t,,
5O las evening", all for sIinns DrlI'is p 1ngnsi
Voo i,lrs Rccrpts the port today, lJl2 DAlt h-s
90 mis- day last week anl 592' Lost year ne
4pll bales against 25jl last Ntek anu Z-;n' "a sano
period la 4 season. 49,, ,..,.,,o classification arc
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STATE bond. were eLir ly neglect d o; cry bank
STOCKS. Nor,h American sold at lOO2 ana commerce at
l47.
The done IN railway bonds was smaller ihan
II has any previous day for several mon H..
were rccONcie' III Tue spccG" We hIH'S, ~ ;h" ~
with the afternoons rally in the share market Ere
seconds deci cd - go and ten recovered to 6l aud
closed at 81 81 Il Missouri, kansas d- rex 10 cons rs
sold AZ 1881 100 a. and the general q, al 122 we've oil
2Ia per cont from the last prev oIs reies;
ciesaPcakc and Ohio fr.ts, er,s b. declined meg
Tenne> soc Virginia and Georgia con5Os were lower Al
ssh a5sl2 and the incomes sofa al Is WEI Sh"Ic
Buffalo first - AZ IL = were unCt 70 al -. 'tnl.i
and II udson hr,t cOu-O sold AT 1907 IZJ- IuI hS Oh
ana Quincy Gebenurc >, decircd y 10 9'Ii D,hNcI $40
Grauo aud Western fir Il Oh pei cent al 81 Union
Pacific frsts were steady "a llOl2u il0a4. Kansas
Lane Is declined p ~ 7sl2 Texas ana la"lc incomes
were of 3 at 50, and hrsts, Rio Grontc - vson were
down iIom 524 10 1O2 81 For worth ana DeLNeI hIst
sold al 62QGO
Tonight includes receipts OF rG,3J72l0 aun payments Of
IS s1O437 leaving The ncr balance al Sl33,bJ4 80
against SIS 547, 517 August %, showing apparent
ram OF 1916 SO3. But deouou' from tne payments
oI1 ga for certain items Of transfers which only
Tressurv it, ,Iue gam as affecting HE banks, f.
So i69is2 T0-day's o. erations coNeIeI; kecc P''
$1053336 payments Slo2i ~ ~, 99 Thesc tSIyCs
indca e a III decrease nthe banks hoiu NC vi oi5
ard thai to-mOrows statement Will De mAuc up vi uo
clning averages. --. 40 nor
cent; the last rate tO-Oay was per cent. H., .
The Clearing House statement today was a7 ioiio"S .
Exchange, S73,635 392 balances. @3,OoJ $40
The United ; ates Ifeasuiy az MashIhS on ,o,uay .
ceiyed $4,000 IN National bank notes FOR redenp Ion
The customs ipts were S79S zoo and the internal
revenue receipts were S263,52l
The cOndltO OF the foreign exchanges presents no new
features Importers OF merchandise III p0spsnng
their T. mittances Tie supply 81 commercial bills Il
quickly absorbed and bankers at present rates not
drawefs against future supplies Quotations firm Tor
businsss az follows: Bankers bills. u 1914 aud ~ e6A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
Nrw.YosK August 29Thc following are the total net
.ln. ni colUn 40 an lne nOrs ance -rnL.muor l. la-J


LIVERPOOL. Aug. 80 -PrJssOns-B Bacon Cum5' rlnt cut
DOS Cd; Long ti0U hdil1A JOs "a. short ClHlr MIieJ
OILS 3D. short abs 5O' o shoulder 3js uA per cwt Root
ID ~ extra an ha1 Mes. prmr Noes, 79 Pnr& Primo
Mess ia 81 per DDL; Prime Mess Eastern. l6s wcsJ
eru ia Llri-Americau. $50 o.. Prime Western. iUt.
Lard OH 4J-. 81 Hans-LOng cut Gis. Od shoulders Jl+
luttcr 1js pr cwt Tor hnc,t tuitsI SntsA Cheese
nOc5. j2s o. Whra-trd Western ,prlls 49, II
ara ID ROD Winter 49, "a is. per GENITAL; 40 ~Dring
+. I'D; New Western Winter Is Id New Mixed Western.
California No. /. H. al. Is Oit California No =
7s M HTA "a per Genital COrn-Mixoi old. %. .l TO-
now o. sd por GENITAL ProiIo0-sprits OF rurpelti1a
as pdi do al London. ia Sd por Refined Petrl
loum, G7d re gallon Cnvor sosl-Amerctn Hat i,t
$ 3D.. Pale lOs Oh Linseoi ON. 2Os 3d. per cwt
2DPrOduce IAnseod OIL flD lod 4 - los
per Calcutta Lnsoel ii 3D. AS I'd per quarter LIN.
seed Cake - lOt ton Refined Petroleum Oa
q III per gallon spirit, Tnrp,ntina Ia 50 per ewt
sperm OIL 1903 per ton. R0sln-ComnOn. "a. Cd piN ID.
Pale, is Ola Provisions -lari 49, Oh per cwt FOE
American sugar l5s Oh per cwt for cuba Centrifugal
pIaLng 0Bo ani lJs al 36d FOR cuba Mus eONado lar
anOaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
L1vr srocK NAKKEr-EY rELEtRApn

CHICAGO. Aug 2l-THs Dr1oTS J'WnH roo)rtt Ho1'-
Rccrpt- l2.GOJ hClt shpu nt3 JUO)ucIt marcel Wo'
AMI i0r lover Rough plcaing - Gsa - IG. Packing
and 5hipDm - lCa ~ ~: Light - 1JaSj4 J Sp+ - %
Orne-Bcccpts. 5000 heat shipments, 300 head mar.
kct LUh, export Grades s6 JOH.tOl Gprl - Chote
shipping 81 dudsG 90 common to Mchum ii jO0r1 oJ'
erase icxansS 81 OOdri 10
.StreJ-Receipts lup1; shipments, market weak.
IuIerlor 10 Far OOUF3 90; Medium u GOpl - 900
30. Choice Extra - 7JDr o. Lambs. per neal - %
. 30. Texas SHccp. - 2'H - -.
ST IOuI. Aux observation-disclosures. Loo. shipments,
COO market firm. Exports ~ ZJU 80 - GDbt 10 thp'3
Shipping 9JaF6 -; Common 10 Medium, - jJa - iG
Grass NIuyes, sjOJWstOG Grass IcAtnA - JO9
81 %.
ShesD-Hcceipa guO shipments. 30. Common to Medium,
81 7JQ4 - -. Good 70 Choice - jpart -.
,Ho5s-Eecripts. 90 shipments. I6oo maG@et weak
workers. IS 3d. Packing t6 ass Jj Heavy, 80 4OG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30

for long and short sterling respeotvoly 5i md is
for frames 9ias and 95s for rechmarks 1913 ana aug
for guilders. ...,ror and odxonccd
Ia ami -l6 respe tivey 10 100 1116 Tor both lnono,
and accom- It. United states As were unchanged al ii
and the 4ias were higher at 115is Ihe dccnnes III .e
quotations for American railw US simply 1o9W9u atcr
ycstcIday's home markets Bar silver was l-lou loNea
M BOND per ounce. At Paris French per cents roso
from 1867 % to 70 francs.
Imports of dry goods at New-York
1882 1882. 1884 %
r,,oroa at tho nor, $1,000 s2ai25G7 2s33l S32l323333
Thrown on mafket,... 2,924.l46 2el2SlS o'o'''''
Since January !. ..,oo, 4, ooo r,7 90 G5O g33
Entered OF the port. N3DllZSS otopeSiS
Thrown on malkct.... VIulv"'f o''V'"'-'' ''''
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET"
JoYpCN AuC Gq-l23O y. m-Atlanuc ana treat 49, W.T.
ern Firs Marriage Trustees Certificate, 5b'E 40 oVon
Marriage o. Erie 1G4 Second tOns0ls oS.s
Central iO7; Illinois central 12N' PehhsylN a.,
Reading al Mexican Ordinary SOFA CANADIAN i"''' ~
81. Paul Common. - i, -, -, ,o,or o,d for tl,e ac
oo,,t T. MOI states Four a-haf Per cent bold' 10 ~
Htiant and Great Western First Mortgage rus ees
iGcatrs rs n New.Jerscy Central flst MOI.shge Io'
80 second Consols. ~ D cWl ORR 'u'
iOg9,. Illinois Cent al 12{i2 Pennsylvania - ie1u'iS
i95a Mexican ordinary. 80 Canadian racine 4o4 -"
Paul Common, ~ -.
Paris quote Three Per cent Rehtcs at 20 oS ~ =
confines Tor the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
CLOSING PRICES or PHfLADEhPHu SIoCKS
Reported By JOIN II. DAVIS O., II WdtSA
FRIDAY, Aug. 90 p. NJ.


The Stock Exchange markets. to day. developed t'c
same general features that they have for the
last few days-cxtrome dulness or depression.
The samples OF the days spocuations are: Union
Pacific which with sales of $1,000 shares or one
fifth of the whole sncss declined from ALE to 41'e
and recovered to 47i2. and clio ed at AZ; 81
Paul which with sae3 Of G350o shares dcciin f. ON
e2o TO 81 recovered to - and closed s2i2 stern
Uulon W ch with sales OF $500 shares declined from
GAIA to g. recovered G3i2 and clio cd al G3l1 and
Delaware Lackawl anna and Western. whch with sales
of 40 900 shares declined from 1895 OlO7ls ana recov
cred to 1OS3s6IOSli other conspicuous stocks were
Lake Shore at sO2 79is S0i2 S0I Central ana
Hudson at 1OJl2 a1O3a1O401O2&0 10$4. a1d
Northwestern at 99is (097s last nS1O o"9@
1908 q gs5- 1OOis a99i2. The proposed tc enc fr
the ,uization of the Louisville and Nashy lie kul
il still guarded with carc secrecy, out believe
1t To he an offer 10 the stockholders 10 take S5002OoO
OF uns cured bonds at par with bonus of 80 per cent
in D. cforrcd ler cent sock. This is not official and
may not be correct The stock to-day sod at - a30
a32Ie aeans 32ii yesterdays last price The general
condi IONS of the market may be summed up IN line:
Operators pay more rcsa TO the monetary man'pnld-
tions tnan TO outside influences. Iha market closed
noisy and weak
Cover mont bonds dull but 5'r ng and TIE bids
for tic 3. were % higher Annex arc the cOsi3S
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
r,ces nominally unchanged.

sTEARINE-very dull and prices normally unchangod'
City quoted at 0qd0Rc. Oleomargarne at S4cu , -
sC0AR-Raws oh the spot Was quiet. steady ana I'M
changed Options NEGLECTED Fair ofning an the SPOT g
test 1 Sc 1853 hhds Porto Rico 5i4c. Refined hrn
Cut Loaf a7sc Crushed lsci Cubes. SIC; Powered
BTd7c. Granulae. ga ll-l6c STANDARD "a, JlbCj
MOuld"A" Gac: Confectionery "a" 1l6c on A. 3'sc
White Extra "C"5'sd54cd Extra &c" JsGj i2c; &c, 0U
Ole: Yellow 4Ad4fc.
fALLoW-Dul ana rather easier. Prime City quoted at
q 7-lGc. Sales $1,000 10 Mt 7.lGd Che.
TEA-No change IN the situation. option firm but quiet
spot fairy active and firm.
TOBACCO Kentucky lac higher on tho Spot Approx
mat hhds higher. Sael, 90 hhds. AT 80
september and for November seed Leaf steady but
quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
CHARMS
STARINS .,a..,.r,o.
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.

COMPANY.
ONCE Pier IL, y. H.. foot OF Cortandt-st
onsgnmcnts Of freight forwarded directed 10 any par'
" the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders received for delivery OF all kinds OF freight ana aeh
ehaudise To any part OF the city
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAN
Dor LIGHTERAGE
Freight evey description promptly hghteed TO any point
IN the harbor reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
steamors JoHR IL srARIN ana ERASTUS CORNING
for NEwHAVEN leave Pier L. N r. foot of Cortlandt
at D. nj. daily. saturdays eIceptcdl
Freight points d. l. & W. r received at Pier 10
For Ncw-Havon and points East at Pier ~
CENTRAL sHlPYARD COmmunipaw. N. J.-Dry Docks,
Machine Boiler shops Everything appeItanins to the
construction and repair OF vessels
Branch once 7hsye, cor &2dst open daily until D. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TO
LONG BRANCH.

LONb DhANCn.
From stations foot Of Desbrosse and foot Of crlandts
Splendid Passenger Cars. Pullman Paror Cars
LEAVE NETWORK on WEEKDAYS
l1j, 40 II and 3l0 p $40 (Liited). 4:ln
., and p.
LEAVE NETWORK ON SUNDAYS
sl5, a. m. and p
RETURNING TRAINS
LEAVE LONG BRANCH on WEEKDAYS
T. 8;o5, S35 Limited. 9, and 9;2O l. 40 $50 and
10 =.
LEAVE LONG BRANCH pN SUNDAYS
020 a n, 49, and $50 p N.
Direct connection to and from Brooklyn Annex Boats
which ply between jersey city anu foot OF FuOns Brook
Ign.
Tickets Baggage checks and full information may DO
tanned At the following Offices OF tho Company;
NETWORK;
Nos $40 and 435 Broadway; No. Aston House. No 944
Broadway station foot DasbrOsses St. station foot Cort
landtst. station Jersey Cityi Buschs Hotel, Hoboken
BROOKLYN;
Court-st Brooklyn Annex station. foot Of Fuonsb
CHAS. f.. PUGH, ]. +. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agenr.1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-30
INVEST SHORE ROUTE.

VIA WEST SHORE OF III DSON RIVER.
All ra'T. EXCEPT the and - trains 'lc1vs
from CSC 4.d-st, CorHndt and DeSrOs-e3 a.
The 1i-O and 80 IN trains loaya ;rOn Most -: 81
only. 800
SGsprnsi6n bridge Niagara Falls. BuGalo Newark and
Rochester. 10 m, 3 p IN sleeping AMI p1gloE caIs
sy1Aonse end osadN 40. 10 a. m: 3 p. IN.
rtica 1.!g IL. n 20 4. $ p.
Albany. 40 10 II 20 a III. 9.55. = D. m.
SNa,oga mi Lake George, specials s. % a. m II 20 n
SOP Elegant trains with revolving chair smoaing ears
day coaches and Bu0et parloI
sharon springs 1000 n with Bnaot Parlor Car through
without change. 800. -
NoUUt aud Kingston, '7;kO. $780, go $1,000 II wa NJ
so $40 SO. 'SuOp .,,
Paelyie. caro- Mountain House station. KaaiefsAhI
500. ll:.u a. m. and $50 p ooo
Kaatersail Hunter summit Pine nm. Phgn.cia y u
II ~ IA $50 Bunot ParioT Cars 70 sunihl on Wv
And 30 m trains. AK
p m PafOr &c Saratoga pMioI and sleeping cars '1
10 Montreal $500. ....- 49, oao
Catkl and Cranst0ps TAO, 800, 'lOOO, INV w. WV
4 30, 800 y
.Daily. Other trains tally except sunday.
For nke time tables parOr sleeping car acc9nn' ~
tiOns, information apply al oces; Jersey Guy rnnT
station. HObOken 10 Washing on st. bioosvh IA.
Annex Office, foot Futon.st saS Fulton s. S S proaS.
Kabaye.; Now.lork CITY 49, 26l St3 vib ln.s psnn.
way 1871 6tbave los East l25th ST. 1881 Bowey nS
H. H. stations foot Of Corlaadt and DssDuses , Tor
West station foot o, West i2d st. Basg.so s AZ
and checked from hotels and residences ofue's '"A '
OF ticket o1ioeA . 40 .,,.,vc o.n p... Agauk
% Safest