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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-12-19

families. 1t has become the style here
for our people, evea in very good cir
cumstances, to fix up an extra room
or two and let it ont to strangers
during the carnival season.
The Exposition Management, last
year, organized Department styled
the Bureau Of information and Ae-
commodation, for the reception and
care of visitors, which has been con
tinued this year by the present Man
agement. That Bureau has open for
the inspection OF visitors list of all
the rooms for rent in the city. with or
without board, arranged according to
the prices charged by the day, week
or month; and also furnished with i'm
mense maps of the city showing the
location of each of these rooms, SO
that the visitor can see Just where and
how he is located. If you inquire at
the Bnrean, which is located at the
Exposition headquarters, for rooms,
say at 81 or 80 day, either up or
down town, you will be furnished
with card containing perhaps a
dozen locations, and can Immediately
go around and pick ont the one that
snits yon best.
Col. d. 7. Walshe who is head of
the Bureau of Accommodation tells
me that the rates of board are fully
% per cent cheaper than last year,
and that extra good accommodations
can be secured here for sI.25 t; if
board and lodging and from so 10
rs cents for room alone. In secur-
ing comfortable room in New Or
leans, the great point is to get dry
one. Always, if possible, select
wooden house, not a brick or stone
one. In this climate the latter are
always, more or less, lamp. Get one
facing the south, that is looking to-
wards the river, for it catches the
morning sun, and the morning fogs
around it are soon dissi pated. A
front room is, of course, the best and
gives one the advantage of balcony,
with which every house in New Or
leans is pientifnlly provided, and which
is a great comfort in mild weather.
Avoid a house hidden by trees or
whose front is covered by ivy or other
climbing plants. 1t is picturesque, it
is true, and the people of New Orleans
have a mania for shrubbery and vines
about their dwellings, but they are
not healthy, are damp and always full
of bugs and mosquitoes. And, if you
can, get on a paved street, for the IN
paved ones, which are in a great ma
jority in New Orleans, are most nnin-
yiting and glomy-quagmires in rainy
weather, and as full of dust as the
desert of Sahara when it is dry. If
these precautions are followed, you
can make yourself quite comfortable |
here. Your room will not be as well
furnished, perhaps, as in Northern
or Western city, but the eating will be
better than you will get there. You
can be easily accommodated in the
matter of meals. New Orleans is es-
sentially a city of restaurants they
are to be found on nearly every corner,
French, German and American, and
with few exceptions, moderate in their
prices. You can get better meals
here for the price than almost any
where in the country, with a bottle of
wine thrown in, which yon can rest
assured is pure and unadulterated.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-12-19
Valuable Tewn PrOpertF
Cor Anle.

EiilFE EeEgm M.Oas. fronting al Nt,rtl
~ street Three acres ~ ia fIaioh
ina subdivision. Apply to
B. .. READ
Lake chsflss, My q. ssss55.-lf.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-12-19

Waco, Texas had sT9, 900 fire on
thelsth.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-12-19
Church and school Bells
Rnmsey e. Co.'s Hydraulic Mann
Nm Operation.


FARMERS AND OTHERS
having spring or running water can have the
water conveyed to their premises by using a
Hydraulic Ram. More than 500 different
STYLES and sizes Milf mmd Force
Pumps. Hydraulic Rams, RsEc.
Send for circular and prices.
NsUMSEN AZ co.,
tleclQ-tf Seneca Falls, New York, U. s. A.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1885-12-19

Sheriff Oaleasieu Parish, La.
sheriff's office, Lake Charles, La, Deeem-
Der 10, ISS5.-tds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETs
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
NEwYoRK. Aug. &C.
Speculation was dull at the Produce Exchange
to-day About the only small advances In
corn and oats for August delivery In the face of de-
cline in the wheat market and In tho later months for tho
two previously mentioned cereals. moderate spot
business DONE wheat yielding cent but cash
rising cent account OF tho squeeze OF the shorts In
August delivery. The export engagements were
moderateless than 10000 bushels OF wheat and 10000
bushels OF corn being taken. The option markets were
weak and ended near the lowest points OF the day,
though fluctuations confined to narrow limits.
Wheat closed down 70 for August at 90os. - for
September at Oils, November at 95lz and De-
cefDber at 974 cents. and .i2 for October
at e3s cents Weak foreign cables and rumors OF imam
ca troubles I'm England assigned the Of the
decline In wheat but the removal OF the short interest
that covered contracts In the last few days probably had
more TO do with 1t than anything else. In corn the
August options rose u OF q cent 10 54% September
was of at 52s and October q at 81 os November at
oats strengthened By the Influences that
up corn for the mOnth-namely. suspicion OF bad
squeeze They g cent to 81 81 but September and
October were unchanged at 30f and 30es respectively
November a lower ut 81 cents Lard d3 cents
to SO 80 for September So 81 for October So So for No
vember. and SO 55 for December.
At Now-Y0rK. Phadelpna. Baltimore and Boston the
receipts OF grain to-day Wheat 342S12 busbels
lO3242 bushels: oats 1913 1877 Dushels total grain.
774191 bushels -four. 16025 barrels. The arrivals at
Chicago Milwaukee and st. Louis were Wheat. l4J l23
bushels; 652.395 bushels; OATS 2S0,69l bushels
total grain, l,O3S 1l2 bushels hour. 1888 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. 26 (SpecidD.-T opening
figures wheat il cent below those Of last night
The weight OF opinion favored lower range and when
TO this added rumored failure OF large business
house engaged in the grain trade I'm Liverpool the
" bear traders easily sold October wheat TO STA. But
good buying restored prices again. There excellent
for believing that tho bear influence which
has thus far successfully throtted any attempted adj
wheat is still directly aimed at the NewYoIk
who yet filed up with high-prieed wheat.
Mr. Armour who Is credited with the lead
ershlp the bear side has his opponents at mani
festy heavy advantage since large portion OF the
carrying charges from month to month which the bulls
pay goes directly pocket woerrishofer and
his crowd paying Armour about Ia cent In the
way OF interest his money for keeping their wheat In
store for them while the fact does remain here
Is much more his favor in bearing" the market
The traders again dismissed the frost scare and
sold corn below yesterdays closing 1gures, but as
o'clock came Oh they usu0 began 10 lower the ten
perature along the northern line OF tne corn belt and
cOTeSpOndngy TO raise the prices IN tue centre OF the
pit Az the afternoon session prices were higher
especially for PORK and short ribs. September wheat
closed at 705s OctOber 81 Il and November S37s Sep
f0is September pork 80 OH and OctoNer 50 49, Sep
Iember RIBS - s2i9 aud October 80 50 August oats
26A September hard SO 27l2.
Shipments OF cut meats to-day were 100000 pounds
Puts on October wheat tonight sold at 81 cents
calls at s2a The days receipts were: Wheat. II
cars corn, 333 cars; oats, l3l cars.
There ISN'T word OF TRUTH" said p. d. Armour with
look OF utter indifference on his face, "in this New
York waddle about my being disappointed either with
ST. Paul with my associates. There Is not director
81 the road who does not own more OF the stock now
tLan at any other time | know what ST. Paul is and
know that IL Is cheap"
Il 8 Mccormick & Co.. OF 81. Ions the following
peOus wall from tina. iOwn The largest stock OF No.
deInurallked unless outside markets como 10 aid ;
don't know where prices Will co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27

:, enc name period Of 1884 But the
sons WIZ ,.,rn ssf are Insignificant compared WIN
oo' ,o,, 1888 The earnings OF the Ohi''so G..
nv s asterp for the third week OF august 80. :,
.nod and they showed a decrease from
Puo ,oo and an increase OF 6i miles Oh Ioau, T.,
80 with the same week oil 1882 eno ' .~..o an
pA' 90 -oad operated is 244 miles ana the
shs." q, . 600 For the first two months ana .hioo
ea' 30 the compary's fiscal year-Jmo
We o1-the gross earnings this year aio -.
ha, for June to August 81 In 1888. III n' -
.,. the company's bonded indebtedness mas 10
ased So, 700, OF which sum Tiooo''V 80
s.snaa for the purchase of the stock OF inc Oni"-
,,,a the earnings of which are not lheiuueu " 49,,
-, Of the Northwestern; that the inereaie ~
po,s % -, .dI,tonaI first charge against the Nor'n
a,.n aarn,ucs except so far the Omaha ui'
,an IN meet tho interest on the Sio'ooo'O Ia
q 600 600 in the two years. CnicaRo an. -, 60
a. With earnings for the thirdweek sao'9-oie
the week of 1884 and $5s.o99 less 'han III go
ror,svilIa and Nashville shows loss n aou
s,oo,s and from 1888 OF S36,3oo'
as. rsnort of the Pennsylvania system iOi
~, g., xnectedly unfavorabie Probably there Is io
ra;lwav in the popuous parts OF the country VI W.
business so large part is local and subject 10 80 600
competitlon; but its net returns Tor July arc eco
lass tnan I'm July 1884, and 1887, 900 less 'n"n ~
and for the seven months ended July Oh, 600 les
o,r is 80 900 less than in 1884 and
-, a, ,eea The detailed statement is printed peio"'
lA.r
,,anodian Pacific to-day makes It's usuai snow VI rs
IN earnings but its mileage is 3S6 greater 'nn
and carriage for further construction in"A''
an important item In its figures ,,.,
at,ne the stock speculation as 1t exists ltS co"u
aud the manner in which the great bulk OF s'oos ~
hd toeay's rally is not inconsistent with Tue
tacts that were published from time TO timo 'ou"s
dn,no the business hours The recent advances has
hoon made upon theories Of consultations ana
ton, tending to better harmony between tne
is too carly present or prospective Iu'io
earnings TO be factor with the constituency wicn
nm the whole of the present speculative element
o-e upon the theory that the large operators nave
.nlv n small part Of their last SIX WeeAS
purchases rally to-day was not only due ou' was |"
scesslty It came but not till after lower ngures Id"
been made in the early dealings so that sharp as " wa
q was little or no benefit TO yesterdays carry pussi~
Very few stocks sold up to or better than yeseiu"'
mornngs prices but nearly all closed with small irao
tonal gains on last evening Delaware Lackawahh az"
western Is special exception but 1t early orohe rum
1o1z9102s to lOOla that its later rally 10 luz was
s GOOD as any Of the Others but IL developed later
- and closed at lOl IL against 1919 yesterday Inc
uarset closed steady at figures midway between the
lowest and highest of the day.
Government bonds dull and about stead! az un'
changed quotations follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
me PErRoLEgM MARREE

NEw-foRK Aug &C.
"See-saw, See-saw" would be a song that
might be sung appropriately the oil speculation
Prices appear 10 have persistent inclination to rise
one day aud fall the next To-day OF the sellers OF
Yesterday cautious buyers and they were probably
REINFORCED by a title quiet Nestment BUYING for the
market gradually hardened after sales at II OILS OF y
81 OH and ended firm az almost the best price OF the
day There significant news. The owners OF the
Gorien well apparently trying to work IL for a
mystery" but II Western prices continue 10 be OF the
me tenor as those received heretofore the perform
unce will b. failure The ~ more ease In carrying
rates; G5 cent. tho general rate to-day.
The range OF prices and the total dealings at the
Consolidated Exchange were as follows:
Openlng ............. 1924 Lowest 10l y
Highest ............ lO2l9 Final Us
There WAS no change In the retlaed oil quotations.
BRADFORD. Penn. Aug. 26-Crude OIl-National Tran
sit Certificates opened 1919 and closed Mt 102is;
HIGHEST price. 1928; lowest price. 1918 Cearances
56JS 900 barrels.
on CITY Penn. Auy. 26.-Crule Oil-sales, 1924 900
barrels; ccarances. s2l50OO barrels; runs. 62,567
barrels eharer 3O0j2 barrels; shipments. s2,407 bar
rcls National Transit Certificates opened 10l q
nud closed l02l highest price, 1O2i2 lowest price
iOii2 - - ...,,,.
CHARLESTON Aug 70 -TurDentiae. DR. 32 a}2LG
sAvANNAH Aug. 20 -rurOentile tuli &C SIC,
WILMINGTON. Aug 26-rdrpentine dult at &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
COTTON MlRKrrs-BY rgLEteApu

LIVERPOOL Aug 26.-l2:3Op. m.-COtton hrm; Middng
Uplands IGd; Mddlng OrleanS 5, sales 5000 bales
Including for speculation and export receipts 1000
bales Including $40 bacs American Futures duG Upiands
Low Mddng clause August anu september delivery. y
tad! also 21b d. do september and october delivery.
It'd BOT I'd. do october and November delivery D
2O.B4d: November and December delivery o2Ob4d 10
December and January delivery. 8id do January and
February delivery. - 6i do February ami March dev
cry ) 3i.6td., March and April delivery 2lt4d;
TENDERS delivery tO-day's clearing 1000 bales
docket 100 biles Old DO
u m-Cotton-The salss OF the day included SEQ bales
Amencan Futures Uplands, Low diddlmg clause,
Aut delivery 2Itd. sellers; do. August and September
delivery ygGid sellers do september and
. It'd buyers October anu November delivery -
November and December delivery 2l0fd
buyers December aud January delivery, 2l+d buy rs
do January and February delivery 2s-o4d sellers do
February and March delivery. 2ob4d Sellers do March
ana Al Tl delivery. 2a-0id. sellers.
d. m-JOttOn- closed steady Uplands Low Md
ding clause August delivery esd value; do. August
aud delivery, 29Gid value do september aud
October delivery 256id buyers do october and November
delivery 6lt buyers DO November I'D December de-
livery II 6Ad buyers; DO december and January delivery
2l.Jid buyers, January and February delivery -
SD sellers do February AMI March delivery 23.64d
sellers do. March and April delivery 29Oid. sellers
GALVESTON. August 2O-Cotton eulett M.ddling, eN.
Low Midding, ys Good Ordinary, 1915; net and gross
kAVANNAH. August 2G.-COtton hrn Middhng. 0as Low
Midding pa Good Ordinary So net and gross receipts
79S bales Exports Coastwise 742 bales sales 800 bales
stock ,D95 bales. -
NEwORLgAXs August 26.-Coton dull; Mlddling. 9.l6:
Low Mlddlng, 9S Good Ordinary. 9is net receipts 90
bales gross bales Exports COdstwse 26T bales saes
200 bales stock. IL lOi bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
Finemrir'
Or WALL-sT.,

Or WALL-sT,
TO THU HOLDERS OF THE FIRST MoRrGAon
BONDS
OF THE NETWORK. WEST SHORE a BUFFALO
RAILWAY Company
The time limited in notice Of August H. 1885, for 50
eepng the offer made In circular Of July IS having
pred we hereby notify the interest that the hold
Of have accepted the orcr Contained In
our circular and deposited their bonds with for the pur
carrn out tho plan Of and lease re-
ferred TO-
We shall be prepared and after Thursday August "a.
to exchange the temporary receipts ren at the time Of
deposit OF the bonds for engraved neglbc receipts count
ersgned by the Union Trust Company.
Teso certificates viii be Issued Of 81 900 and
$4,000 and application besn made for their
ton upon the New York Stock Exchange
II ,wnors of outstanding tssented bonds who may
benefits OF circular Of July 20
deposit with until further notice pay
ment of $50 for each bond Of 1000 epose
DRExEL, MORGAN & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Rivcr. Vessels ant RIuro1ds
NEw-YoRK, Aug. 20. 1885.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CoFFEE-Rloi In q regular way quiet ana barely
steady $50 c for old fair clrgoes sales uOo bags
and LOCO Advances" private terms On
'Change there a areer speculation at fun firm figures
sales 2s50 bags closing August 67396So septeiinpe
66OQ665; october, 665dG70; November $685. 5; De De
cember $50; January s09gS5; February Seo9egO
March 690d6.96l May, 7O6Q710. Transferable orders
6soc Mild grades steady. with bags MIA aibo sold on
private terms. 80, -. oaa
consumption end the balance or specu
ton. Delivered on contract $500 bales
The quotations. according the American classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27

s4oouxs uv Native Butcher Steers % oo0s4 oo Grass
Texan steers - 2Ods5 90. =. ~.
shssp-Receipts 23oOj SHIPMENTS Common 20 ssno
dunn 0s2 5O Far TO Choice 81 JOSS oo' LAmos
as 80. ooo ,..A. "a 5s0
-Recoipts 2loo .hipments 800 M oo - ''e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
POULTRY AND GANR.

Live chickens and fowls ruled shade hrmer toward the
cose OF week best western and southern reeei selling
ut an2c But at the close there IL supply Offer
ing trade is dull and prices have declined few choice
Western chickens aud fowls placed to-day ltlo above
quotations but later the lots offered at lie for
chickens and loo for fowls without clearance Local stock
al easier In sympathy with Western Ducks duh aud
weak unless OF exceptionally choice quality Geese IN light
supply and firm turkeys scarce prime lots wanted.
arge quantity Of Western dressed fowls and chickens
had TO be carried from last week for lack OF bu es
This accumulation is being gradual reduced at low prices
generally IN range OF &C. TO 90 TO condition on Monday
choice fresh receipts had few sales at IL &c. but trade
has fallen and the close lie cannot be exceeded IN
Wholesale either fowls chickens good many lots
OF very good scaded chickens selling Zoe Philadelphia
chickens plenty quiet and barely steady at the
Spring ducks are not plenty but there is little demand
them unless the quality choica Turkeys are In good
demand ard hrmer squads rule quiet but steady
Woodcocks and close shade higher Blackbirs
dull andIn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
.Irs AND RERRIEs-pRIEp.
Apples Evaporated,
- ScAo''-s "
Hors.

Receipts for week s91 bales Exports goo bales There Is
change in last years either here In the interior
There IL hardly business and prices nomlnaly u
changed New Palmers Seeding arrive In small ots they
have gradually declined In price from the first receipts the
last sales being l20c Crop reports from this siae are
fathor less favorable from localities because OF
much rain and appearing vards this is rafher
more threatening quality than 10 quantty There are re.
pore also OF unfavoraby affecting the quality OF tue
growing English crops but they regarded with some ss
pon especially as they not TO aeot the English mar
kets.
state Choice 1894 % 10 Do. 1S83........-
Do Low to Medium. 40 81 Pacific Coast, lSSi.....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Aug. "a Provisions Bacon, Cumberland en-.
ass Od Long Clear Middles 27s 3D. short Clear Mludes
1ss ga, short Ribs Sis Bd Shoulders. 21s Cd pet cWt
peefsls Cd for Extra Indian Mess Prime Meas 14s uo'
PegkPrime ness. Ga Cd per bpli frns MOSS HaS'e'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27

The daily receipts OF milk and cream a. the varon
railroad pohts IN ami the city or the week
have hecu t. i0ws So mix 20 cans ~ con-
fcn milk and l-3 cans cream hanna 2.O ans
q mk Harlem 10 cans ~ mix sud
80 cans % cuulou 81 milk OutirO and ostsu 2,-i
cans ~ milk Of condensed milk ald ab cans OF
cream sew Hartford l.l75 cans Of milk Jew
Icrsy Cent? Of mik and - cans OF cream New
York CRY aud Sorhein ~ Of milk, and ~ nihcel
tanss l0r out cans a. ulk aud - OF cream
The tot daily supply has Os cans OF milk, ~
cans III ag and $40 0f The price
pai 90 the platforms surplus has angcd from 81 TO
~ ~ through tho week 4OT a can OF 40 quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
q welsh tabs frsts li diG
welsh tuDss s'c'ds.ll alj
! western limitation
W tir.is ' ''.''.. el''' .l7haIsisI


Receipts for week. G75c2 pkgt EIports 5000 pEgs
factory have continues de- lining under alg export
demand becaus Of tie unsasiaetoly coeonoi lie Ing
al n-arIefa farther decline. Receivers are
deeusned wiz tie prices tul tie stock arv-
ug "A summrr male infe an toy uins " desirable
o o IN IN before ~ is pat % decided discount o ~.
rival OF ater made and better goo TO-DAY adNcea rom
M nor aho. pretty sales az Utica % tlo Prices
as r'ed ast weeE buf line of ~ AZ Little Falls LX
pyrtr an 3w cautiously and the uturr OF THIS
rek ,uafst IA yly uncertain, BAT receivers certainly do
n LOOK fr any IN lrovon We quote GAc tho top for
f fs,fr. .,yeI TIE trIof note loOd bT4ns not
20 ling above GaGc. NIght uk ~ mf dcclnodon cane
dv aud ibursday ast have rulei dull and
eLangrd tthor sEms and weak. and rouns, lyana
ots lower OHIO tat factory have been n d mand
rom fhe home trade aud steady In price, exceptionally
ehOise ful cream lots sold up . Cl4ab &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27

Receipts week l.272 bfqs peanuts. Peanuts
gust md barely stcay quoted AZ t'ig Tor hIya to
Fancy lIcAed; &c iur tOuntry Cleaned ~ i'c
tor farrers brands 8Ldg &C. FOR Prime sheed rocans
held steady Tor round lots selected large Guoed
az a. loo
BFlswAx-A good DOMAIN for tho moderate oEeripgs at
2i015c. Tor Prime % Choice Southern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
DRExEL, MORGAN & co.
RICHMOND ALLEGHAnY RAILROAD CO.

The Committee Of Reorganization appointed under the
amended GATED 18th January 1885, pursuant
the rein given hereby AZ saturday 29tn
within which bondholders aud stockholders
share in benefits the purchase ard reorganization
amended agreement. Holders uired
than tho day with
Mercantile Trust company No 40 broadway, York.
will tie OF the said amended agecGenk
bonds rendered for deposit after 18th August 1885, will be
cent The committee the right 70 ind
without notice. such charge nom time TO tno.
ERWIN DAVIS
JAMES B. COLGATE,
John j. Nice OK,
JAMES I. CLOSSbN,
GEORGE II. BAKER, }ConmitteA
SMITH Cliff,
CHAhLES N. FRY,
J. KENNEDY TOD,
FRANCIS o. FRENCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27

Receipts Tor tho woot. % 80 psckags last ~eek nol
r,rorr. . We Law had small sup
NV M NV fan ~ ~ whe her -tate ur Western. be-
can-e many lots arrvinf which arr 'rilnafF ~
vo aboen IN summer ofior Tho demand Tor thf
hlge.t gra cot g0Di ha n voli II J. uua 70 ha'9 h
advance NJ tbs season. buyers auc ens haNc ben
Vrnnr 10 fuv a little be hnu immediate va G. PFC 81
ancy creamery ant tOck al Dc bc0N N guAhy mae ~
Vn1cf tenuf hgprtets
have tas, some OF c- cream ~ range OF Loo re-
Int have generally wanted De- tier RoOs TIA nceiVr- Wf'
ying O. offer state DAIRY has continued ri
erv inferior and cut wanted but There has Orn
m nd 0r E1tn afy with Improved bidding Tor IT,
ltita ION eansry md We darl s runs OF "a lmey
anal H0Ny tu Consequence tcfo u Rnl w
auiry Tor hne bu only b. found by Ting RON IN
lko fcfaraie thor To- a
or, bu'fer inquiry ron Exporters Tor June
ma k Al Int the bios bcn 10 holders views Some
eery Iuivlote s0d % an0ut i2c Fresh factory has found
moderate sale 10 exporters at steady pTlca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-27
Bankers ana Brokers.
Dpioeno NotTtes.
Orean Steamers.

ANCHOR LINE. u. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
n GLASGOW SERVICE VIA LOND NDERY.
n u y ssh A Aug 20 CIR ,rIA sept 10, Jpn.
a ~ Ii1 90 a. sept ~ am ETHIOPIA sep
LIVERPOOL AND QU EENSrOMN SERVICE 81,
cITy of sails Welncsday. sept s. Oct lie
and every fourth Wednesday thereafter.
CaUin passage $50 to SlOO. Second class $50
CABIN Excursion tickets on very favorable terms
steerage outward $40. prepaid si5
Bowling Green NeW-lcrk