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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-26
BROOKLYN.

Policeman John J. McIntee.a Civil Service appoint
yesterday dismissed from the force for drunk
enness.
Justice Massey yesterday sentenced Robert Mitchell
who fed TO Canada after committing forgery, but was
brought back. to one years imprisonment at Sing sing
and TO pay fine OF $500.
Bridge President Howell gave instructions yesterday
TO have ticket boxes placed ut AL Of the togates on
the bridge railroad This will abolish cash fares on the
road This system Of collection Will 90 Into opera
ton August l. Threecont single tickets Will be sold
George Bender butcher age thirtytwo. fell dead at
Frog-avc. and Bergen-st yesterday His Dody was
identified by his wife, who said that he left his nome In
Williamsburg July Is and that she had not seen him
since lie drew $500 from q savings bank few months
ago and had done no work since.
Some drops OF molten lead blown into the eyes OF
James Calvin a workman In Bradley's White Lead
Works at No. 100 Fronts yesterday by which ne VIII
be permanently blinded.
The first shOvefu OF earth. beginning the work on the
Brooklyn and Long Island Cable road. dug yestcr-
DAY schermerhorn and Boerum sta. by william Rich
ason the vice president OF the company Later judge
Fougra property holder along the line OF the proposed
road. the company from building It's roaa IN
Atlantic-sve. between Bocrim and Clinton SIS. Inc
order will be- argued tomorrow.
Acting Police superintendent Mcclellan received notice
Yesterday from Sebastian H. schlcssnger the German
Consul at Boston. OF the robbery OF 100000 marks OF
the Hamburg Yercin Bank Juae - by James Boyle,
alias Jamos Burns ana two cOnfederatss. aud Offering
10 marks reward FOR his capture with his compan-
ions Boyle Il we-rcmembered In Brooklyn where two
YEAR, ago he stole - 900 from Assistant Postmaster
Morons desk lie afierward arrested IN New York
by Inspector Byrncs but succeeded In escaping from
RAYMOND street Jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-26

,,o,n,ro for thirty days. immediately upon the re,
ceipt OF he news Of General Granite death General
~ his visit At the time Of his VISIT he had
;u.t returned from philadelphia where be sa1 Peen
experimenting the formal rsnssr Of thas 70 the COM
m;"sioners While here he was accompanied BY Attor.
ney.cieneral Williams. and was the recipiant Oh many
courtesies. --,-. d.rv and the prfyate
~ .nrSntlnc Mrs David Stuart OF Brooklyn, and
family are comfortably quartsred IN cottage on
The latest New-York arrivals include the following
r. B. Wilson, John A. Murray. Harry King = DreE
Iansis N D. Wheeler, Theodore Porter and Vile, Jonn
n Beck and wife, George Frock j. Metzer, In 9h
George IT. Real, G. Berry, H. A. Curel' r. l. sanoorsen
nd 9th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-26
TONG ISLAND

CEDAnuuRsr-The opening OF the new house OF the
Rockaway Hunting Club was celebrated on FRIDAY
evening by ball The clubhouse overlooks tho ocean
and is tho largest and handsoest OF its kind In this
country with every accommodation necessary TO the
comfort OF hunting aud sporting IL has also nno polo
aud tennis grounds nearly finished. among those
r.. Mr. and Mrs =. < sands Ir.. Mr. and Mrs. J. Low
Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Stevens aud tho Misses stevens,
Mr. and Mrs Iadenberg. j. r. d. Ianer, Stanley Morti-
,ner O. a. Peters, +. Gray Grissod. j. ID. Checver,
oliver Hartman, Jr., Percy X. Pyne.jr
.srost,-yalentine Forst, a builder living In the
German settlement near this place was attacked by
highvayman about y. III. on Friday while passing
through Eleyeuth-ave. his way homo. He was
knocked down. and his assaant tried TO rob him. but
was frightened on By the appearance OF Policeman
Drown who had heard forsts cries for help After a
shsrp chase officer captured the man, who on being
t.ken Ia the station gave his Robert Beck OF
NewYork The prisoner will be taken before Justice
Ksyanagh TO- morrow for examination
observation-disclosures Flannery OF Union-st, returned
home last evening intoxicated His mother age seven.
w upbraidcd him. when he seized washboard AMI
s;rucf her over tho head, fracturing hor skull The
say that she cannot recover Flannery was
locked up He Is forty years OF ago and has wfe ana
th, oh
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BRrpGEpoRr.-The Row. Mr. McNoille. at the South
church this morning. will preach on General Grants
life and Death" Dr. Powers. ut Christ Church on the
same; the Row. Mr.. Lyon, az tho Church OF me He.
the Rev Mr. Hopkins, Congregationalst Church. I'm
conditional surrender. but Victory aud tho Rev MT
Judgment for sIl7,7s2 20 entered IN the Supreme
Court yesterday In favor OF Clarence postiey against
The estato Of DR.. Alexander f. Sterling who was
brought from New York for burial In Mountain Grove
Cemetery. After the death Of Mr. Sterling ME- postiey
interest since last January. He explained that pr
sterling had hold IN trust for him since June 1874
iptcrest had been paid annually The executors ca
pressed doubt regarding the qstnes OF the claim and
II vas referred to George A Halsey for
and ON tho basis OF his report Judgment was entered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-26
BEACH-HATEN.
SURF AND sUNsRTs-ARRfvALs, WELCOME AND
orurRWIsy

SURF AND sUNsETs-ARRfvALs, WELCOME AND
OTHERWISE
fyaox AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
BEAcH-HAvEN, N. j., July 25.-The natural
advantages of BsachHavsn forbid that s light should
- hid under any sort Of bushsl and every season 1t
nows more cosmopolitan and less purely Philadelphia
" TO It's frequenters The bathing fs and
quito safe everybody bathss even to the small children
4 boat manned By three hfe-suardsnen in uniform
patrols the beach during the bathing hours and there 10
always sufficient fsrcs of doctors at hand guests ct the
hotea to resussats any partially drowned persons but
no accidents happen. II IL claimed that tho beach
here has no undsrtow. What with bathing and driving
ones days are well put in, and then comes the sunset
EVERYBODY patroniEss the sunsets feature Of the
plsoe ana really the way the oetsovsr Tuckorton
6sy q thing worth seeing There arc not the bolder
cloud effects seen among the mountains but auch glow
q coors kened varouay by the guests 20 the pictures
& Turnsr (arai sAhrsvef or Moran according 70 their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-26
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

wEsTcHHsTER.-Peterv Van schaok, an old and wealthy
ctixen who died four ago, among other
bsauests left $4,000 TO westchessr 10 establish and
maintain free reading In the village. building
alto WA purchased and suitable building was erected
when It Was ssoertsined that the state law would net
aned closed 70 tho present time tow Influential res
dents Of the town went to Albany last winter apd get
the law relating to free Libraries 80 as scSntV
signed by the Governor. II 10 no proposed that tns
town officers shall hold special meeting ana accept INC
hnc building.
BHoSxvILLE-The elegant mansion and grouna OF
Mrs John NJ. Masterton now announced ior sae N
David Cromwell treasurer Of the county FOR inc ponent
az creditors Of the bank OF J. N. Mastsrton d Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-26
NEVIS FROM me SCBURBS.
: HER HUSBAND WANTS TO BRIGHTEN HER.

Fl KE ITN 1T TTANU TO HUH TN ''1Fs'
Anna sweet OF Union Ill., " j.. has been feguenter
the schutzen Park picnics during the .essou she
pretty young and In consequence has been the
object Of much attention. Her husband six weaver
has frequently demonstrated with her Tor these constant
visits e. the pcncs and Friday night when she re-
turned from she found ono home but her babe.
Freddie. on his clothing was fastened note SAID
DraR ANNA: loves some other girl better a. do
you; Am gone avail. take good care OF Freddie.
WILHELM.
said that she certain that her husband
wa. not a victim of the vilc- OF wicked woman,
but that lie had deserted her temporarily TO frghten
lcr FINN nlcnica.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-26
CITY MExRYNIKsRs on STATEN ISLAND

Jersey City mothers with their little Children,
TO the number OF 400 In all. went in the steamer sy
yester to Staten Island Friday The children monopo.
LIED the boat greatly to the delight Of kndhearted
felowpassongers and quite ~ much to tho anxiety o.
their frightened mothers who feared every moment 70
see IDOL of the family taking plunge Into the bay.
The children reached staten Island 10 safety however
before they had been away from the psr a. whitehall
o. fifteen minutes Qnoe on Staten Island, the happy
breeze and soon tho woods resoundsd in every dirs
ton With merry childish voices The mothers brought
IT, returning their homes By the regular trains 10 ~
evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-26
KILLED on THE RAILROAD.

John McKelyie, OF Jersey city. brakeman on tho
Penu.ylyanla Railroad, killed at Railway yesterday
lie Was trying pass from car To another when ne
fs the cars His legs and the lower part OF bis
body were terribly mangled He was thirty-nve years
old and enyes a wife and two children.
Orrin Corrgan age eight was Instantly Killed by an
engine on tie Jersey Central road .
Frank Forman age nineteen. OF No. 1ss Penn-st,
Brooklyn wa. struck by "a train and killed while cross
ing the Central Railroad track at Bayonne on Friday
night He had been spending week with J. III. V.
shoyt of Avenue Ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-26
STATEN ISLAND.

ToMPKIysvfLIE.-ChariosG arrigan crushed ny on
his hand few days ago while the ny was biting hhger
The spot where the fly was killed nmedateIy began 10
swell and IA two days each finger was badly s"ollcn
NEw.DoRP.-Tha vorsh ppers In tho old Moravian
Church to-day will commemorate the fact that there has
heen worship that same spot every sunday Tor l22
year, The church Ia also noted because within It's GEM
stery the bodies OF nine OF the Vanderbilt family rest IN
eludu ny Commodore Cornelius and his two wives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-26
NETWORK CITY.

A dog. that appeared to be mad, was killed by q
policeman yesterday in front of No. S3 Marion-st-
The body of boy who had been drowned while
bathing was found at Port Morris yesterday and
sent to the Morgue.
James Riley, painter. fell from the roof Of the
Grand Central Depot yesterday and had his head
seriously injured.
Alice stacome age sevepty-erbt. of No. 326 West
Eleventh-st, died yesterday. About July 1 she
was Knocked down by q cross-town car
Among the arrivals by the Wieland yesterday
were Joseph Philip Faizota, stalwart coal black
African, who was born in the Soudan and his wife,
q native Of Cuba.
Superintendent Murray Yesterday transferred
Captain Sanders from the Twenty-third Precinct
to the Second. and placed Captain Corners, OF the
latter precinct in command of the Twenty-third.
DrATT DUE To BRiGHT's DISEASE.
A man who weighed $50 pounds and was about
fifty years of age died suddenly from Brights
disease at Third ave. and Thrteenth-st yesterday
The pockets of blue flannel suit. which he wore.
contained no papers to tell who he was and his
body bad not been identified when the police sent
il to the Morgue.
TWO CONCERT HALLS WITHOUT License.
Superintendent MURRAY yesterday. received no
tlcc from the Board of Excise that the licenses for
Tom" Goulds concert hall in Thirty-first-st. ana
for the Cremorne Garden in fhirty-second-st; had
exrired. he gave orders to have the sale oil nquor
at both places stopped by the police
THg CANADIAN CLUB DoRs NOT WISH LICENSE.
II was not the Canadian Club, as reported to
which the Excise Commissioners refused TO grant
liquor Incense on FRIDAY, but one pirail VINO ncePo
a restaurant IN the basement OF the same build1ng
and who is advertised as a caterer for the club.
HoNORISG THEIR AssEMDLYMAN.e
Assemblyman Edward +. Reilly. OF the With DIS
tric last evening received handsomely engrossed
resolutions from his Tammany Hall friends in the
district. The presentation took place at Nos 323
and 800 West Thirty -eghth-st.
DETECTED WHILE PICKING A POCKET.
James Brady, contractor, of No. 317 East
Fifty-sxth-st.. yesterday drew 1895 from the
Park Bank at Broadway aud Ann-st. with which
to paw off his employees As he walked along
Broadway he noticed a man pressing uncomfort-
felt for his money. The fellows hand was already
clutchiDg ii. but on being detected he ran away.
Mr. Brady called Thief "and the fleeing pIckpocket
was arrested lie gave the name of John Duffy,
aud said that he lived at No. 1874 Cherry-st. Jus.
ticc Smith, at the Tombs Police Court committed
him for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-26
NEN-JERSEY.

ARIrSGToNA fair FOR the benefit OF tho Catholic Pro
tectory here be opened August 81 Several r.
ctous and societies have promised their CO
operation. The committee OF arrangements have 7,
ceiyed promises OF valuable prizes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-26
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Metropolitan Cornelius A. Logan, re-
Gently United States Minister to Chill. Sttrteronf
e-Adiutant-jsneral r. O. Drum, U. g. Army
81. James Hote,-Colonel George W. Gile U. 9. Army
.... Victoria Hotet-The Rev. T. 8. Cough. OF Leeds
England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-26
MEDFoRD. Mass, juno 20.

MEDFORD, MAS, yune ~
Avery Lactate Co.: advise all my dyspep-
tic patients to Lact2rt actic acid beverage In
preference to all other drinks PEARL MARTIN, n ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-26

Earl e. Wilson's +. g. w. brand of Mems
Collars and CUTS are the best Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-26

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
IA LexinRton.aye, between 29th and 30th sts
uours-S TO !. tot. Diseases OF the Nervous stem
Genito- Urinary Organs. Impotence and sterlhty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-26

You should have case of Lactart sent direct
to your resort You will find II paving investment
Sold BY Druggists and Grocers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-26

SCMMER COMPLAINTS. so prevalent among
children and adults Just not only prevented but
cured by the of Homans Liver Pads all drug gsts
120 William-st. New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-26
HER MAIFsTY's CORsE.

Reduces the size and increases the length Of the waist
fesby LADIES' without injurious tight lacDR Try them Sati
faction guaranteed or money refunded
Sold by all first class retailers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-26
A HEAVY DEATH RArEt

Among the bugs and result OF the int
ducon TO this market OF Buhach" the California ms
powder pure California production the giant OF It, Line
poison-try It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-26
80 YEARS ExPERIENc

old nurse she has used wine that has ha
such pleasing effect her that made By NJ
Alfred speer. OF Passaic. n. J. A pure article.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-26
CHOLERA, DIpHrHrRIA. FEyERs. MA,

prevented BY The OF RHRD CARNRlcKs SODIUM HYPC
cHLoRrE (Dsnectant Recommended by the Public Heat
Association Superior TO all other Disnfectants and Germ
cdes Solo everywhere Send for pamphlet 1872 Fultonst
New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-26

AND IF you WANT ANYTHING IN THE SHAPE
OF SUMMER GAMES, SUCH LAWN TENNIS
CRoQUET OR ANYTHING OF THAT SORT, REMEM
DER THAT WE KEEP THOSE GOODS TOO AND SELL
THEM FOR JUST ABOUT HALF THE PRICES UsU
ALLY CHARGED FOR THIN.
ANOTHER THING WE ASK OUR PATRONS TO
REAR IN MIND IL THAT WE HAVE A LARGE AND
COMPLETE EQUIPPED MAIL ORDER DEPART.
MENT ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE EX
ECuTIoN OF ORDERS FROM The COUNTRY. 1T
DOES ITS WORK ACCURATELY AND PROMPTLY.
AND IF YOU WANT ANYTHING WHATEVER WHILE
AWAY FROM THE CITY YOU CAN BUY 1T THROUGH
DIR MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT JUST As CHEAP.
Nv AND WITH JUST As MUCH CERTAINTY OF
sATIsFAcrIoN AS THOUGH YOU MADE A SPECIAL
TRIP TO THE CITY IN PERSON.
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,v vopx nAny TRIBUNE SUNDAY 1s6-TWELvE PAGES
Announcements
A WINEGLAssruL OF

Announcements
A WNEGLAssrUL or
RKRss TONIC WINE OF coca,
In glass Of lemonade punch ginger ALE soda water q
eve. icewster. makes the delicious and refreshing
GO cents. per DOZEN $lo sold ONLY At RKREs Dxus STORE
Avery Lactate Co.: advise all my dyspep-
70 al '''c a Pas s
80 YEARS EXPERIENCE
; made By M
You should have a case of Lactart sent direct
70 yonr summer resort You will find it paying investment
A HEAVY DEATH RATE!
the SSg and has been the result Of the m
powder pure California production the giant Of ITS line no
CHOLERA, DIPHTHRRIA, FEvERs, MALARIA,
prevented by The use Of REID CAESRcKs SODIUM HIPPO
ssocaliCo Superior q. other and osr%
New.YOrk
children and adults Just not only prevented but
cured BY the use Of olmans Liver Pads tall drusgsts
Earl e. Wilson's E. s. W. brand of Mems
Collars and Cuffs are the best Sold everywhere
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
la .s3ng9ave between 2ss s snd so @
Senito Urinary organs -f Impotence and ssriy
HER MAJEsTY's CORSET
assSy ladies' he's Without injurious tight scHs TrysSem Salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded
al TAKE My COCKTAIL IN THE MORNING"
Instead of cocktail to brace take winesiassfulo
RIKERs ELIXIR OF CALIsArA BARK
but will brace yon for all
sy not 20 &c the y hay Ps @
IT IS A GREAT SATISFACTION
To patronize Drug like RIKEks where you IN
likewise the representations OF the statesmen and at
HsT POSSIBLE PRICES s Consistent With the BEsI
RIKEgs Drug store. No 1913 6thsve, L. without DOUBT
the most popular and reliable in the city.
MosQUITo BITES.
De. ToBIAs VENETIAN LNNEr
iswarrs ant a. to cur cure them.
Ifyou are gong out Of town
ana get bottle only 2j centA 1t
WORTH ITs WEIGHT GOLD. Many persons
who have used It say they WOULD NOT
WITHOUT II II IL $40 per bottle.
SEAsONABLR RHYMES!
Reaches bedtnes mosquitoes, feas,
Moths, sLts spiders sphides.
Flies. worms. glsts. and beetles black.
Give up the ghost to great Buhach.
The California Insect Powder. Every can guaranteed.
The PRINCESS OF WALES BUsTLE,
Sold by all frstclass retailers
Price. % centa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-26

81 TAKE My COCKTAIL IN THE MORNING"
Instead OF cocktail to brace up on, take winegassful
RIKERs ELIXIR CALIsAYA BARK
II won't start of spree but viii brace for al
day the appetite you'll have Pint bottles as
cents Only be obtained RkERs DRUG STORE, No 1853
sixth Avenue
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ARTICLES TO TAKE WITH YoU-A TRUNK OR
yAIIsE OR TRAVELLING OR DRESSING BAG.
HERE Is WHAT WE CAN DO FOR YOU IN THIS
Line
LARGE SARATOGA TRUNKS. strong. good fully
fitted % 10 80 inches At 80 81, IS 20. s. a. <G0S
HEAVY ZINC.CovEnED sARAroGAS. % TO So
inches 50 90 81 So 81 Oj IS 80 and 50
cRYsrALIZED sAKAroGAs2s to 30 inches, at So 90,
So ST. IS So 81 IL and 40
CLUB BAGS OF finest solid Grain leather. warranted
best made with heavy locks and catches. 10 TO
IA inches at 81 10. 81 So 81 80, 81 81 and... SO
REAL ALLIGATOR CLUB BAGS leather lined. II 10
10 hes at 81 90 80 &c. s. 80 So 80 So rs 70
ENGLISH GLADSTONE VALSE>. OF solid grain
leather with extra heavy locks and improved straps
and catches IA ~ inches, At ~ 60 s2"S, IS 35,
CANVAS GLADSTONE BAGS. IA TO % inches, with
extra strong leather trimmings at 81 49, So ID 81 AZ
STEAMER OR CABIN TRUNKS, covered with heavy
canvas and bound all round with sheet ron, sizes 80
10 yg inches at 25s s. H. So 30 IL
STEAMER CRAIRs OF SOLID MAPLE, with cane
backs seats and rests W
SOLID MAPLE HAMMOCK CHAIRS, with adjust
able canvas backs and seats ~
FOLDING CHAIRS with perforated seats at.--.-- 81
TOURISTS FOLDING CAMP CHAIRS. with backs.
at o.
GLASS POCKET FLASKS, with Britannia screw tops
and covered with willow work, 2S
EXTRA HEAVY TRUNK STRAPS at...-.-.....-..... 36
GOOD QUALITY SHAWL STRAPS at..---.......-.... 0S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-26
1T IS A GREAT SATISFACTION

IT Is A UREAT SATISFACTION
To patronize Drug store like RKEks where you I'm.
picy rely on everything being and
likewise upon the representations OF the statesmen and at
time that you buying the LOW
POSSIBLE PRICES consistent with the BEsT.
RIKEKs Drug Store No. 1913 6hsve II, without doubt,
the most popular and reliable In the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-28
Peck'S Bad Boy.

f, The comedy with the above title is
shortly to be presented to Salt Lake
audience. 1t is being extensively adj
Vertised, and if the pres notices of the
east are criterions of success where it
has been played, it will please and
amuse the theatre goers here. Here is
a sample of the newspaper remarks
about the piece:
| They have two objects-to make the
| people laugh. and also teach the moral
lesson that the boy may be bad and
yet do nothing vicious, wicked, or
criminal. These plays are purer in
tone than those modern melodramas
which reek with forgeries, robberies and
murders. Their characters are "Ameri-
cans" in the middle walks of life-our
common people, and not outcasts
drawn from the slums of London and
Paris. Religion and politics are studi-
ously avoided, humanity's tender Senti-
ments are respected, and no parade is
made of social SINS We supply no ar
gumenis that will aid the maligners of
the stage. For these reasons we make no
apology for the bad Boy" He needs
none.
The plays are put upon the stage in
the best manner. The Grocery Store
and other scenes are marvels of realistic
effect, and these, allied to the best Of the
brightest music. handsome costumes,
all interpreted andIllustrated by COM
pany OF comedians who can act and sing.
have made both plays absolute and I'M
qualified successes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-28
British Grain Trade.

The Mark Lane Express, in its review
of the British grain trade during the
past week, says: The weather favors
vegetation, which is making rapid pro-
gress. The sales of English wheat dur
ing the past week, were 55 .929 quarters,
at 39s. 3d., against 52,S75 iquarters. at
37s. I'd. during the corresponding week
of last year. The business done in
foreign wheat has been of retail char
acter. Buyers and sellers are unwilling
to act until war or peace is assured,
with decline after sharp advance.
Russian traders are active sellers. In
the ott-coast cargoes cargoes are hard
ening. Ten cargoes arrived, six car
goes were sold, seven were withdrawn
and two remained: 10th California. To-
day the market was very unsettled, and
there was but little tendency to pur-
chase. English wheat was held for a
full recovery of the decline.
Flour was steady, at fulkcargoes.
Corn was scarce, and Sd. a Is. dearer.
Barley was Cd. dearer.
Oats Sd. a Sd. dearer, and beans Is.
dearer. Peas firm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-04-28
Western Stocks.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 81.
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, April 81, 11.30 a.m.-Consols
opened at 951s. and almost Immediately
advanced to 953s and in few minutes
more had advanced to IS. Russian Sc
curities, S715.
Soon.-Russian securities advanced
to 88, and there is strong feeling III
home and foreign securities. All stocks
active, and there is feeling on Change
that the difficulty with Russia is OH 4
fair way to settlement.
1870 p. m-Consols, 95T.
p.m.-Consols, 955s.
LONDON, April q, Las P.m.-ConsolS,
95k.
securities have fallen to IS, and the
market for both home and foreign Sc
curities has become unsteady.
LONDON, April q, 2:30 p.m.-Russian
securities have fallen to S5a. and Egyp-
tan securities to 61H. Consols fol-
lowed. and lost all strength of the early
morning, and are now quoted at 953s.
LONDON, April 81. $50 p.m.-Consols
95sE.
LONDON, April 27.-l p.m.-Consols
95 5-16.
LONDON, April 81, 4:aOp.m.-Consols
95%
Berlin, April 81, noon.-stock mar
ket is unsteady.
VIENNA, April 81, noon.-The tone of
the bourse is weak.