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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
COTTON MARKErs-BY rELEGaAPH

LIVERPOOL 90 -I23O m or on - Bus ness Is
AZ hardeai AldGlns pIands 3sL. Co. Abiding
ORGANS Sales-l 1000 saes. nclding AOOJ 1aes
for speculation and receipts 100 bales mciud-
ing 900 Futures urn ~ the advance, p
ands Low AlddllaE clause, Juno delivery lOotd do.
deliver Odd August and SEPTEMBER delivery. D.
AZ; aso september and Dctoeer delivery
sold aud November delivery, Z-osd d. DO
November december delivery. I-o4di do December
January delivery 5 6id-d- Co. september delivery
. 9-64d.. also lr04d.
D M Cotton-Midding Upands, 5-l5d.i do. Middlmg
The sale OF the day included 0.400 oales American
Fufures steady Cpl2ns Low Nddling Cause une de-
livery O-64d sellers do. June sad July delivery =
sd BUYERS do. July and August delivery o s.o4d-
buy and September delivery ~ sd sellers
October sGd November delivery 264d sellers do Sovem
Del and delivery i-o+c d sellers do Decea
Der auuary delivery l-64d. buyers do september
delivery. lJ-5id. seiiera 49,.
n m -Corton-ruuuresco closed steady Cpands Low Md
ding elausa delivery IOo4d sellers do June aud
livery 10 August AMI september deal very,
s s-6ic- buyers September ana occeer delivery.
6Sd october and November asnvery S-o4d
selsrs 90. November and DeeealLer delivery, Load
December and January nshvery, loid value
dc september delivery. y sd sellers -
GALVESTON Juns ss+-Cotton steadyj Mddins sst Low
MIdaling sla Good Ordinary. 1918 net reoeipA: 30
bales gross LAS bales exports 10 the ContincnL I55o
bales: saIes ] 100 bales stock lo,o5l esleA
SAVANNAH June 2S.-CotI0n arm Mddnng So Low
Nlddlng 81 Good Ordinary. lll6 net receipts oIl
Dales gross. ga bales SAFES AL baes stock. eA1e
NEwoRLKAss June 20-cotton quiet; Mddling. Sc Log
Midding ss Ordinary, 7 receipts l,OIS bales
sross 3s7 bales Exports Great Britain. l1oS bales;
sAes, 2U0 Dales, stock. -. lio bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

YswYosk. Tuesday June 2e-BEEvEs-Beceipts were ~
saastcrsr, direct exception Q; head which arc
to s saipped 70 asnso y, sr r s,y which arrived Yesterday
wese sod this :. - 50 No Other trade
ry ss far ana =" fre With little
Choice aud Extra selling at "a. fHc - 49,. .,o- .,
7a .cior eiiun 10 Good with 7Ae the hs'est DID io
9sT,er. Of BEEF IN ,s ss .sS a
able advice recelvs fro London and Liverpool yester
sn and e@ S s. AMI m H1''S Eve c1
Ing 10 the heavy supply &c per lower than one week ago.
CALvE-.-Receipt. uncudns leo bead late yes'er
a eD. a. a1r for which there %a no he
few hod soil brought 2'.c Nea!s rned sSoS ~ =
ff r 10. awe. IN Moderate request att c for CITY
sras ea avs Some c sari .aes o. y were
afew choice country Dressed Ne.ls brought SC z, .,
Bqt'sTs ca'es 10 b :. s,. - s Do al &
= Sse ~ fennssivIp1a seas rs cars OF s2s7
heai-e Jersey city and cars at 6Ottst ana %
Fe~i1~ frm especsay for Prime STOCK aud ig
reported sellers were not ANXIOUS 10 close OUT
Poor Good sheep .old at ga s5c and deesload Of
southern aabs ransed from to 7c Kentucky
holding uptown 80. Good 10 CHOICE Jerseys sod
at "a &c FOR Decent 6t 70
PRIME and Dressed Lambs were selling al s@l'c lot o
sale.S sstou & enlst es Ohio sheep 10, D. at s. 80
Ass Penns, fed Modes" - H. at - oo 80 Penn,
.vlvana sheep 20 10 81 10; Sc Pennsylvania Lambs 30
Judd Baesnghsm l92 Ohio sheep 30 u. at 5'c per b
sader ksniqs.y sheep sao D. ssuaoes 80
Lamcs. 90 n. at TO; 4g7 10 81 10 at 50 -.
: kae IL Jersey lambs o. d. :. Sc per TO- n ut 7c
per d -,-1-.
M6GP seept. werp y cais o sG5 lesi Il
4oth-st and 10 cars at Jersey oiy None TOR sale snye
II ogs would PROBABLY bring sc per 10
Country Dressed Go9.c Medium and 7ac for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MzRKETS
FEATURES OF sEw.YoRy pEahyG&

FEATURES OF NEw-YORX pEALfS3|
Although trading was quiet and the news IN
Huences Of day OF sisnt moment the grain MARKET
yesterday ali steady To strong Cash wheat was
only steady. with a demand equsing 10000 bushels
from exporters The options were strong. ane the re-
actious occurred q rising market The close was
under best figures bus fully steady ana ga =
cent higher Monday night a. follows: July, sf4
Aucu.r siIa: September. s5is October. SIS; Noveui-
her, s6a,; ana December. ST. cents Cash corn was
dun aud prices essed OF ladl cent Exporters toox
only 80 900 bus6'ls The options rlosed unchanged AZ
follows: July. 40 and 49, september. 10 ana Oc-
,Ober 462 In oats tn cash trade was ilgnt p1
price. better options rose is cent TO $50
for July 80 for August ami 81 Il cents for seprio-r
The provision markets strong and lari options
scored gains OF 597 points - follows: jay. 20 %
August. 50 62 September sc ~; October 30 "a anu
November. rS6S. ~.
The rec.lpts Of grain NJ N-wYork Philadelphia, Bat
end Boston yesterday were "a follows; " hrat
71.SSo bvsbe's 100 7s4 bushels; oats. 6o.?!3
bu .hris total grain, 25sll9 bushsls dour. 20. 2o3
barrels At Chicago. Milwsukes and St Lonis the
arrivals were: Wheat. 70.O65 bushels corn, 3n4os9
bushels. oats 109.l73 bushels total gram. 4e5'oZ3
bushels; flour. 3Cso4 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worm r.y.-, ye,ress an Rt1rstpG
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAIS-Cenrnt fair demand and
steady osendale al isl 10. English and German Por I
LAM. 81 2O0s 81. Bricks easier IN laleA rs o
afos,. 80 Hs6 delivered Harris EIv-rstraw. - as
sfoat ssfs delivered Uor'vers SIS 5oG sroat
- Ju0 - 80 delivered 50 70 aIoat an
67bas7 80 delivered Lumber IN moderate demand and
generally unchanged
-COFFEE-Fur Brazil grades the market is firm but
changed froai the basis 81 ga RIO IN voices. Mid
grades steady sales. 400 bars Central 5nO bags
savsnis. 300 bags Maraclbo 4s5 bag. Mexican and 2S
bags aEuayra Contract tranE light he market opened
firm and closed about steafv NJ tue
advance follows January 7spa7s5 July 77jas so;
August 7.75a7eO: september 775d7.-o 'c'oDer. 100
$50 November. 7.75 80 December 7.75a 30
COT1ON-The market for spot Cotton not changed
from the bass Of sc for MiddinRs Sales Gn3 bales q
bales last c-enng Including 800 bales for export and
for Port to-day. 5422 bales cOnpar
with -J5 bales this and l62 bales this
dav year
Quoauon, the American standard OF classaca
lDu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
popEAN rRopCcE MAaKErs

LvERrooL June 29-Proylsions-Bacon. Cumberland Cut
asa o. Long lddies 5ss 6d saort Clear Aiddas
aus d. short Ribs. 5houlderA 15s ID cWL
Beef-o4. for kItra IndAn Aess Prime Mos as %
porx-rrllne Sos I'd ,bLs Prime Mesa Eastern
b.a, Western. 5d. LardAmencan- 3Zs Prime " est
ern SIS sd. Oh SgsJl Hams-Lonr Cut s0A I'd
shouaers 7OA Cd cwL for nnest nltcd
sIaleA Cheese-A nerlcaa CHOICE 3ga 81 whaat-ked
eatern spring al Red Winter. % ID GA Va
per cenGz. New Winter. % "a NO spnng. oA d.
Ses Mixed estern- a. 81. California So l. sa I'd .
ia .a Californian No = o. I'd s6sSd Der Genital Produce
spirlIsoi rurDsnune. 2oA Sal ia nc Lonaon s6s Sd Dol
cvL. tssnned peuseunl o.I xaliOu- Cl0vsf seed
America Red Aha rae~-2os 50. pero~t kosin
Common. ia d. Pzia LA Cd Sea Cd LLnseed OIL "a
Cd p.r eaL rzoe-f1ns Anoroan- l3a ID. Prime CITY
yIs American Refrigerated Beef had quart
era 6sSd- fore quartarA 1 cd Der n ..a m,
the three days wese 2osuoe
oeptalA. lacIudinx l7eyooo esntAs AmeiicaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
I'VE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

~ rours June $500 head shipmests
s, market Good CHOICE S2tvc 5hppne 5teerA
g. Common 10 Fair. ~ ~ % %:
9,,.nss steerx - 90 DSs 20 Heers. 81 IS
90 20 tOcKsrs ANA Fosders 50 s0es< % Gfass Texans
gsss-aocefpA snipments 1900, market scrve and
nirvor light - 261s< %6i Packing - 1oes4 Do
s~~.n-Eeesipta 500 head saiDnenss. none mArsst
Cs,o 400 june 29N Drspers yosrna' ropofts o1nte-
Rsceapts COCO snlDmenLs 20oO ne m.1 20 SOW
- -saLeP Shipping 5Ieera a. 9OGsS ~. stock ors
mo Eesaers ~ % COWS. Sals ana MED - "
ss4 90 Bas. sz sosss ~ through ieA~A ''''' - WV
1900 .... 4 Inn. .rsrx., lovsr
no"s 80 u1yao ~ 2unSS 5S4 PaokInS rniDOins
a. 30 "A To- Llghr weights 81 10 Sss eo sAips oo
snssp-Kece.uts. 1.s00 nsaaL snprenS 200 Aaf -.
auiet and strung Natives - 0Oyv% 90 ieA~nA - ''
a. "a Lambs per head 81 7bess Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
TIE PETROLEEN MARKET

The same local and professional character
was shown by the certificate speculation a. has marx ed
IL for long. Business vas kept within narrow limits
and OF activity shown on raiding spells
There was decided change indicated In the field cit
uation and the only that tue Willes No had
heen and had started the rate OF 800 10 400 bar
rrs DAY. this IA inste Washington well " fur
nished legitimate reason for the banmeriDs ~ AZ
traders prices Nevertheless yielded 10 66s
cents 6sl4 cents Monday night aud closed with
trfing y. Tue Cameron No. we'll II momentsrily
aud II he big Its entrance Will prob
ably marked By fresh raid prices. but the work
be overdnne and enable the bulls to twist slight
advantage out OF accumulated short Interest Inc
rlet closed duh aud apparently weak
The OF tho tot dealings at the Con-
soiidaed r. change werr ~ fo@ws;
Opening .6s'a Lowest .66 y
Highest SIS FINAL % 3
Refined oil unchanged at g cents per gallon.
BRADFORD. Penn. June 29.-Cruie Oh-National
Transit Certificates openri At 6Si4 nj cloei az 81
highest. 6s4 lowest Goa clesrsrces. ll76Oo0 bar
OlLCfTY. Penn. June 29-Crute Ol-Sitonal Transit
Certaraies openei at 6si4 and coset &c 81 highest
6si, sw@si e67s: $50 600 barrels; clearances
2.JI4OOO barrels. charters 6i76I barrels sAp neus,
-. I'd barrels. runs. - BARRELS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30

The receipts for the past tnrse days "'s
IoSpoy juno -Produc~-Lnsesd on. ego lIaod -
CA "a Der fun Cs,cuea $Ostd per ouwssr
Cska 60 ia sd. 81 Refined PetrJ.um -
a 5s.d gallon spirit, Of rurpentine 500 W. 80
bperm TN Z - por hrsa-Common - od-pot Sws
PnIe 50 ella 81 Pruvisions-f-ard 55s M osr cwc rr
American suxar. l3s sd per cwf. Tor usa C'nn -.
pOlarfzng $50 Id % la I'd. ;or CUBA Muscos
rrnnnx sho,t: Australian rdtS -tssf IS VI SLoS
Od., Mutton 2bA d 9I7s. 5d COCOA Sus VII -o'''''A
f2e9f26 3d.; Cochin e529 1872 6s "a
Juno 23-PetDIeum Fine psle An ~, :"
francs continues III csptfms scucrA
BgRaES, June 2J-PetroleuIn- g marks 80 pfoanisA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30

state bond. were dull. Missouri 8. 1855 sofa AZ
1884, and Virginia 81 deferred at eo-e5I2 or city
bank stock. Ne, ropol tau sold 80 Al b5-9
The dealin-s IN rlwn bonds generally were In small
amounts aud values were hAriy seav except IN spots
Erie secoud eousOis closed Ut Z ~ ga chesapeake
ana OhiO on per cent al IS anl TIE cur
rency O. down per cent az 81 Rome, Waterfown
aud Oxdensbur1s nrm coa.o 5s higher at 1908
and incomes Il cher a 01l3 Am-rcaI DOCK ana Ini-
proveluent IS were s'eaiy a. 99a Ni.sour Kansas
lower siis Cansds southern seconds were = higher
9Th West shore guaranteed - were hrm at
IO5. Baltimore aud Ohio 50 sold al ia Lake SHORE
of L At 1924 aud Newrfork Cnicago ara
sold at lO2. East Iennessee. Nlr.Inia and Georgia
lower AZ 2ii and Memphis and Chareston nf.is were
strong NJ 100 Columbus Hooking valley ana led0
sod at l3s. Kansas PACIFIC consos were up = A.
1914 Oregon Short Line O. were steady al lO1 3
ll9la seconds to lOl a .OO%. and terminal So were
Hrsts were arm at ia and the s. at LOG. Oregon
Transcoutinental hrsts were up q At 1927.
70 made by sans of
iprooaoy principally dne 70 receipts OF lesa-tendor'
hone covered Receipts. s4,225;s4 - payments no1
sl.l30 1875 resulting in balances OF S2OOo3293 cur
at q per ceot: tnsrs was momentsry furry during
small loans made nigh as per cent The last
loan 2l9 and at the close the offerings were at
fne Clearing House statement today wa: a. follows
Exchanges. so. oso. 4s2 balances 81 20l BOO ..,
The United states Treasury at Washington received
1870, 900 National bank notes Tor redemption
The customs receipts were Ss45 $40. aud the internal
revenue receipts Sl36,3OO.
The foreign exchanges were and An ad
ditona Sl450 900 gold engaged for export by To-
morrows steamer. making to1s thus far for the week
OF S2,45OOO0 Quotations for business are AS
follows: Bankers bills. - s7& and ~ s94 for long
ard short sterling respectively 6l6os and b14s FOR
francs; 81 p and 95s for reichnarks -OA and 4o2 of
guilders
In London British consols after early advance OF
l-6 closed unclaimed at l0l $40 for both
money ana account United 5taieH bonds were steady
American rail- ways we're tame, with declines or %
ner cent ana closed rather weaker than our 1890
1uotations Bar silver l-l6d. lower at "a ll-l6i
per ounce. EnglIsn standard At Paris French per
cents were weak and declined from S3. O5 u ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets.

LONDON Jane 90 ll;sO -ConsOls. lDl 3l6 for money
IA FOR the United -Jats -Four per cent
~ second ColsOIs. J6. MeXlcs1 ordinary.
COmnOl. -. : New-lora Central. los Penn.
sylvanis 55is ,raaing l3is
80 D. NJ Paris quote Three Per Gem Renter
4 francs - confines iOr the account
and the acc0uf Atanue .ad Great W'st rn FIRST
Trustees Csrtincaes i39. Canadian Pacihc ~
Ere IS. do >econi COasols 81. Mexican Orlhary a
New Central 1913 Penns fvaLi So Reading. l2'S
Hudson Bay company. "a
Bar silver = gnot.rl AZ a Ill "a. per ounce.
y. m.-Pars sdyces quote Three Per Cent Rentes at
=. francs 20 centmes for the account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30

3383Io hne peisne IS s36c; quarter blood combine
y5c; 2OD Monevds0 at - 90 90; o"srss
Colorado pulled IT 1f9c secured a. 5odooc sounera
ls0lSO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
BANKING AND ElNANCIAL

United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
All stocks and bonds listed on the New-York Stock
Exchange bought and sold on commission for cash.
DeposIt accounts received and interest allowed
on monthly ba ances ubect 10 draft at sight.
HARVEY Fisk a. SONS
2S Nassau-st.. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30

SPIEJrs OF TUEPENrIaE
I'M M ssros Dune 29.-TurDeatins quiet AZ Ks
sxvxrTAa uns "a -1uvo.0tne sseady y ~ -
VuxA0ToA &Hns 25.-fazpsniaae urn - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30


% nS 91 r 9SS or pc. IH 9n vent the
ontinert Of Europe anu O-I 900 S40o cea to
the United ksdo@ Eq,sian export, nom - fe'ers
52ll2 bush 70 United kingdom an re mander 10
HAY AND sTRAw-Dun and depressed Hay choiee
lover Mixed 4seoc. clover ssssoc' stripping
Prairie 4oc-: Straw Long Rye 20 esOc' snort hTe' 'o
MOLAssEs-frIn lselsoc for 6O9 test boiling stock.
S%vII sfoREs-spl. rurpcntne are duh and easy
and unchanged nom s2Gs24c business o. in.por+5ee
nrmer tone Ne quote. strained 70 Cool slgsi %
go Il 81 SO. \. s. ooi window GLASS So 80
5Oo crude cotton seed 2oa25ci refined prime. ,oSslc
american H.ssd 80 ACUTE ne S2c Snn9
25c. stras zee whale. 81 as do Arctic
rhovIsioNs-PURk- fne marKet Is without further
change although remper s N favor OF holders WIN
moderate Sur TO the trading ,, 80 n, ,,es
s ss1S . io- Old anG SO 75s.ll g for Sew s. =
ss25a.s rrme not JARED
nS oI es. 10 S.r Extra fnds Mes. slgasi
Lrtrs bDl. Packet IS 90 Plate e.. s. s 80
TT oesTs nsa no dTs.l,y in
sas 20 DoIs. pes sss 5s Zqo
pLEsire ID dong ScsT wn s@i arInsnd Clear
c Il Sec - ee ESosN15os &c higher
reauesL City heavy 20 night oIsgose. pss &c
% s s .T TS S.nGs 1Es
Der october dslveEies Prses advanced SSs po mss
sa es 800 tc. Westerp steam spot e56o56ue 250 tea
655ci 76J August 500 40 b G i.oU u sep
TENDER 6.6ges75c.. 300 ties October dLx9a 'ec.;
yvo 067 ds.6sc- CITY steam hleheI am
nrm sales go ties az 6. Is Refined quoted e75c-
Continent south American Butt no mar
a quet prlcrr sa1w no det ded chahze
state Creamery. l7al7 2c. Pennsylvania Creanery
l. Western. IA dlblc state parry nAIhfhm tuDA
elsn tuba IA Sc Western Initiation creamery
J ! I3c. v estern DAIRY, l0sl1e; western FACTORY.
10 Glzc.-.CnhhSh- market las a very suOhs Ook
continues fair 7s4o Is bio Tor the yest
Ia ,rles wiule asked New State oDeoc. Night
Skins a. Less ACHE ana fssns .a'o'-
state, IA O &c Canada l4Gl4tc-: western l4aisfc
fICLS Gloves up II 9Z4c, Zanzibar selling al lower
figure Dumeg, nrm at AZ G4sc. for llOs deneraD Tie
mar has quiet but STEADY. ,,- =, o,o =,
sTEAkfN E-frm and IN falr demand SaieA ao'oOo oA
civ NJ 7a,c aud a., 0uO Ds Oleomargar1ne al osc
TALLOW-Gulst and about steacy- f1mo lily qu"'eH
TogACtO-For seed Leaf there fair business 70 70
mort AT eady pces Tho include 30 cases o5t Nsm
Eagtand Havana private terms; 40 cases 1874 Llmmots
spanIah Ice -o4 state Havana private seIs
81 cases 1885 Penn-yv ania private terns IoO oe 90
ssd o.; $50 bales Havana eOgtIue 20 .E" Su1~
- III and ENDING hixbsT dem recepss
Of california Texas liberal sales OF eIAs 49,
Ib0 600 ps ada Including spring At S2tc ID y,'o
Ter ssmsl VT and tai Al i5sise VI oAs Aaa "A 'S1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
Isl year
aion, passed on the American STANDARD OF classiaca-

Good Ordinary ....... 9l6 Low Mi Hin ,-.. = Lie
striCt Good Jr lnirv. 10 Midilins- .-----. $50
options opened moderately active. The market openel AZ
lag winch afte warn lost losing
rrces represent decline . points uy August and
gas points othei months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30

Total bush lu 30 342- OOC s.l4i.o0o l7.5oiO0o
1 fune 10 In tins crop wear nave
been zoo bush Va 81-sI.tOO all the crop
wear lsr SO and 1877 ~ al the crop year 7s9
he crop 100000 bushels loss IMAM
leo45 OF The spuenSs dd1ng Tho NIX rnd.d ) an
~ 81 per ted 20 tbs COnfinen oI
EUROPE 1910 UI td Kingdom The distribution oi
the foreign exports has beea;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
TOR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

DAY BOAT FOR NEWBURG.-St Steamer
~ JANIS r BRETT eAves Canal st daily gsunAays
slceg'sal e = i.nains vsgDaacsa creasisas
EIcnrnen Tickets 10 centA heturnins. leaves Newbars
NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ EkA II SoRrHAM AN D CONTINENT Al leave
fecA sip Fter No 70 H. g. e and II D. m tsunAavs
sISsPfes csanssr,ss q New With special rsins Tor
&c pcssts sod and bAgxage cheok Broadway III
ana Ceurtst Brooklyn. Excursion Haven and
pom L, KINGSTON AND CATS
h ILL MOUNTAINS. land ng 1t Cranston's West
Point Cornwall Newburg Marlboro. Milton. rougnSeeps,s
and sopus connecting with Ulster aud stony
Glove and cgtskin Mountain haat,Issi Railroads
Steamers CITY OF KINGSTON and JAMES W. BALD,
" IN leave every week DAY nc foot OF Har
rison at. except ssturdayS whom CITY OF KINGSTON
oonpeetlnx with special evening trans for all SUNNI ER
RESORTS THROUGH TIE CArsxILL k0USTAIAs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30

DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston. Provi
i dence. watch Hi NaTsganseu Pier, Newport snt
all New ngian poiutsA rail from rant Central Depot
Express trains daily tsundays sxceptedl at Z a. m.
N tparOT attached and II with palace sleep
cars Sunday trains 10 N. with palace parlor
Ii D IN with palace sleeping
cars Newport $3.50 .. dalY except SUNDAYS
' W POPPLE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30

4 LBANY BOATS. Peoples Line
"A DREW ard DEAN RICHMOND
Lave Il n r. foot Canas daily Sundays excepted,
G6p
Connecting ~ Albany for al points North and VISA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30

.aLEs1r rEE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND PETko
LEU4 EXCHANGE
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30

~ 900 -.- lo4 4
Harlem lst coupon
! 900 800. l55
u q TerasCen lsr
Nam Line
coupon on
$4,000 Zip
II & Tex Cent "a
Man Line
7.OUV.------90
Ind B'n & WI lat
1000. .-lO2 =
East div
5000 lOl
! 900. --..-10O4
Ind j 4 Wn 20
5000. -..- IS
Ind Dec 2 spr lst
%. 600. -..-- lO7
Illinois Central ga
10000 .lO3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
STEAMBOATS, Gno Railroads.
FALL RIVER LINE.-For Boston, Newpor

SPECIAL NOTICE..
The 6l5 trip ron New YORK will De omitted MondaJ
Juiy 8 80 D. m. oat will AXE all connections
p0poEE a LOWELL. GEO. l. CONNOR.
Agents Gen. Pass Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-30
TROY BOATs-CIrIZENS LINE.

steamer. CITY OF TROY ard SARATOGA leave Pies
River foot Of Christopherst daiy except Sa
day at =. sunday steamer touches at Albany.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-05

A Berlin parliamentary reporter
says before any audience Bismarck
would be one of the most powerful
speakers of the age. He often hest
tates and words do not come smooth
ly from his lips nor has he studied
command of infection and gesture
usually sought by accomplished ora
tors. Every unnecessary word is elm
mated from his language often at the
cost OF smoothness. His best efforts
are made when speaking extemporane-
ously. The more he prepares a sub
iect and the more vo]uminous his sta
tistics and other forms OF evidence the
more halting and ungraceful is his de-
livery. Ii compelled to turn to his
portfolio to look for ~ substantiating
article to read he grows heavy and
seems almost to lose interest himself
in his speech. Speaking impromptuis
his forte and it is then he becomes ex~
ceedingly interesting his true oratorical
genius making itself then best known,
and on such occasions he is often
drawn into saying more than he in
tended to say. He is ready in retort
and quotes Greek, Latin, French or
English with tluency and effect.