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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
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FOR LIEUTENANT-Goy
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FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
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FOR AUDITOR OF sTATB
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FOR TREASURE OF STATE
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FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
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FOR ATToRNEY-GENERAL
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FOR CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT
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FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
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Congressional.
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Joint Representative.
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For Terms Commencing November, 1856,
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Joint Representative.
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WANTED.
NOTICE.


NIOTICE-O. r. OLSEN, THE WELL-KNOTN
~ Superintendent of the Machine and Pulley Com
pany has severed his connection with the above firm
Mr. Olsen now be found in his new place of bust.
ness Nos 240-246 South Pennsylvania street, well
prepared for the manufacturing of all kinds of ma
chnery. bridge and roof bolt, and all kinds of iron
construction work. All kinds of broken machinery
repaired promptly and to the best of satisfaction.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-17
CLOSING Prices Of BOSrOv STOCKS.
BOsrOS. JdLe 1856.
WEDNESDAY. June 16-P. VI.

WEDNESDAY, June l6-P. VI.
Our general list OF transactions stocks today fully
reflects the oca and professional sentiment rei'rdn-
values Aside fact that the transactions ar"
usually exclusively confined the Chicago party, It
immediate followers and tue Board room traders the
dealings the day present encouraging aspect IN
volume OF amounted to 36l 500 shares against
o2G RI shares Yesterday Notwthstanding that this
shows an increase OF 30 per cent the trading o.
to-day was confined within small limits as was that
Of Yesterday except the i'm mediate supporters OF
some Of the wildcats pucked up sufficient courage To
help swell the volume OF business by max NJ thrlr
speciaes than usually active The market fnco
rather oulet at about last evcuns figures and the open
Ing n-ures generally were within < per cent o.
the lowest Of the day. Almost Immediately the
inward movement WAS by buying orders. first
in The Granger stocks ana then gradually exteniin-
over The whole list. In many instances cures touched
the highest of last ak months. OF course AZ TIE
leading feature OF the specu alton emanates from the
Chicago party. the Granger stocks continue 10 Lead the
movement Final prices fully up to the best OF
the dav but they generally snow material advances
upon last evenings figures here ana there neglecte-
stock closes unchanged All the Il VS. received from
The West excepting that whch came through brokers
,eicas with Chicago connections, was OF character
which would buyers aud despite thai
the market had renamed steady, The steadiness might
have been explained by the assumption tnat holders
stocks mad confidence early settlement Of al tn
railway Disbursements. LOoApg under the BUR
face the latest crop reports are not a.
nrom,sug as they have been, and
40 recognized by OF the leading grain men with
whom We have talked But the stock ald grain specula
tons at the moment to be so closely nterwoven
that TO further expectations OF extraordinary crope
Wheat to-day sold at the lowest figures for account
AS it is believed Of persons VINO are principals in the
present speculation AT ali events the street was
full OF dispatches naming such persons as the principa
sellers OF wheat We wish could write That the ell
arged dealings OF to-day and the advances in prices
tabsned were the result OF wider distribution Of orders
among commission houses and OF broader general IN
erest in the market; but the increasing complaints o.
coumlsso on brokers lack OF business forbid such
concuson Nevertneless far prices are concerned
the market closed only small fractions below
the bes igures
Government bonds duh but strong bids for the
IS were ad Is per cent Annexed are the closn-
quotations:
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The business in state bonds limited to dealings
-, 10 mr. cent-ani TENNESSEE b 7-7..
advance OF : per cent There we're no transactions at
The 80 ird Ia city bank stocks but number OF issues
were sold at auction, which will be found reported
below. -, ,..,,.. 4, 49, -
dome I'm railroad bonds, but the general tOne OF the
market wa, hardly rs strong as II was yesterday Al
though there were advances established Tor re" eX
cepIional issues. Erie second coEsos ruled easier al
g49. ag47s ana funded coupon os we're OH y at ~
Canaia southern Sc ids were a higher AZ 49, Wes'
snnre Guaranteed A were steady at 1859 1914 Cen
ra ana Hudson deDenture 5s were up = AT lOs'i and
Pennsylvania 4As' we're steady a. 40 Iu7'
Ncw-York Chicago and e. Louis nrsI re-
ce. MIS- opened y higher al % and
closed easy at 9Ga- central OF New-Jersey oonso
:, we're at ll74 ll1s with tue largest anodnt
of business done sellers option Ine agriculture os
eot COMPANY s after selling 1914. closed unch nged
at 99I4 Rome. Watert"~n aud Ogdonsburg co1s0l os
were iaIrly firm at 99ai G9Sl2 chesapeake ana ONO
series b. we're "A higher 7Ol2 and the currency 6s adj
vamced y to 81 Elizabeth, Lexington ana Bs sandy
6s notceably strong at l01 l29 lOe. Last Zen
nessee Virginia and Georgia consol receipts opened
lower at "a ana rose TO 90 and the Income receipts
after selling at %. closed at "a per cent ower thah
last evening Virginia Midland incomes advanced q
per cent to 80 Missouri Kansas and Texas general 6s
rose 93 Z. 70 90 a94 ana The % were hsher al
sOla Indiana, boomlnst99n a ana Western IN
comes were active at 3o%@ ihte yer anu
Great Northern general os opened on 2 per cent
al % and rose to and closed at 80 NeW-iork, Lacka
mons were firm at ll27sd 10 chl9an. Lase Sh2re
and Western rsts Michigan DIVISION advanced u 10 III
to lO5 kansas Pacific consols we're easier At lOo's
Central Pacific rsts were higher at lis. Texas and
Pacific incomes advanced 10 per cent 70 A. anu s'
frsts Rio Grande DIVISION we're ahout senuJ az . "a
5-Io Atlantic and Pacific hrsts Western division. rose
SSH Northern Pacinc seconds closed =
900 oregon Trsnsconnenia nrsts lmpr0veds 10 - a,
and Oregon improvement hrsis after selling up q per
&c 80 were strong at IO4 al044 ant 40 werr ST. Louis
and san Francisco genera 6s Al lO9i4 1lo9Se .. 900
made mn nv coin gain OF 1872 AGO. less currency loss
OF Sl07.lsO, The days operations coserea heee'p.s.
sll. 81 Currency aud sisi Is577I coin.
Money ruled at about per eeut put moment :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-17
ErRopEAN PRopUcE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL June 10 PrOvs0ns-Bacon. Cumberland Cut,
32s 3D.. Gle Mddles Zjs ID. snort Clear Mdtes
2gs 3d.: RIBS. 3Os ID Shoulders 22s sd cwt-
Rcef-OJs Extra indian Mess PRIME Mess g. od.
POrK-pume Ness. 5ss ID per D.. Prime Mess Eastern.
5-s iDs Cd. LardAmercan. 32s. Prime " est
50 Lard Oil. 3-s 81 hanls-Long cut SOS. Od-
shoulders o6s 81 Butter 5s Cd cwt for nnest United
states. Cueese-A marcan DhOIce. tO4 ud Wheat-ltec
spring. 5 y1sl d.; Red Winter - I'd Is. Od
per centaL New Winter. "a IL NO. SorHg. 0s sd
New Mixed western IL 81. California No l. 90 sd .
No. 6 Sd. Genital Produca
sd
cwt. refined petroleum. 6'L Der gallon. COvec seed
American Red. iJS TalOy-5os. ID ROsn.
common I'D: Pale. lis od- COS Ot Linsced Oh. "a
lallOw-ttne american. 2JS 81. Primo civ.
I'D American fstrgerltod IS ef nln1 quart
n Id. IOte guiTters ID per n
LONDON IL Poduce-LInseed OH. s2l 81. Cd a 81
IL. Cacu6ta Lnsee I'll per quarter lhnseed
CAKE LIS. 81 Refined Petroleum. jl2d.
Ot purDenClne 24S 'L Der cWl-.
Sperm Oll 3 common. 50. 1dper cwt.
Oh PrJv5Ons-Lard SIS. %. DER cwt- foc
American l3s I'd cwf. for 'upa Csntrf II n
p0arNng 9j ami Is I'd SD for CUBA Nucovai" tlr
refining aiDtt. Australian r llOw-3eeL 24s OL . %
Mutton. 27s Od. G2ss 81 Cocoa Nut OIL -Ceyl0n
42j8. 3D. a. 25 Cochin. 49, ~.
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COTTON MARKErs-gY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. June l6 -l2:5y m-Cotton- Dull with moi
inquiry; MddEns Upands. 6Isi. do. Mddhug Or
leans 5-l6d saless.o0dOaes Including 800 oaes Tor
speculation and export receipts $4,000 Oaes
SO 800 bales Americn Futures dun upiands Low Mln,
ding June delvv 3-Jid. do June ana July
delivery Sid do. July and August delivery. 5o4d;
90. August and september uenverg, J4oti 90 s.Pten
october delivery Add do October and NoVen-
delivery, 4 62-6td 80 ,-,--
new dOckets and 900 Oales Old.
m-Ine sales OF tho day included O,3OO Dale3 Amerl-
4 p. -CottOn-furures closed DIM Uplands Low MID
ding clause delivery 264d. buyers do June and
July delivery. 3-j4L BUYERS. do July aud August ee
livery j.o4d do. August and september delivery,
3 lid buyers do september and october delivery,
i-fid sellers October and November delivery, "a
buyers. no. November and December delivery 6O-64d
BUYERS do December and January delivery oOoiu'
BUYERS; do september delivery, 50 -6+d sellers
CALVES ron. 10. otIon nominal; MadDg So Low
Muldlin.. Good Ordinary. 1916 net ana gross re
ceipt,. A. bales sales. Is bales stock 1924 bales
SAVANNAH June l6.-COttOn dali Kidding, \ ll-i6 10"
MIddl.ng 3l6. Good ordinary lll6; net and grosi
receipts exports cOastSise 1867 bales sales 40
bales stock H.267 Da.es.
.NEs-ORLEANs. June looCotton dull Mtding SO Low
Middllug. 90; ,Ood Ordinary, ia net receipts, go
bales gross l435 bales exports TO Great Britain go
bales coastwse 30O bales sales 500 bales STOCK oIiO1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO June ls-Cdf-ReceIpts "a hours i4j head
far. 1875 head tor same time ast wees
100 70 az OF which 70 VIEW
5cars sale stea Good 20 Choic 81 W. - ~
Snssp-RocGDts - hours 200 reei total Tor week
t 400 mead for same time last weexZ 700 neAo
consigned through ii OF winch 10 New forA
IS for sae market Is abe higher no New YORK de
mand Inferior Fair 81 70 81 20 Good 10 Choice LANDS
S. 81. ali offerings taken. -.
Hoos-RcceDts last 2t 255 head total for week
thus time last week 30 SOD; ronslene1
~ 20 OF which 10 New IorE l. cara i0f se
marker dull and unchanged selected YORK weights - 500
81 IS selected Medium weights "a 80 - 30; Cosr9s
Mired HEAVY Ends IS 20 9s3 Lisht PIGS - o. iV
cas- held over. ..-.-
ST. Louis June 6-Ca,ns-kccepts 3tO0 head shomcnts
lbOUi Good 10 Cnocc ssrve Shipping steers
s. OOoSj native Common % FAR. - 40 - 30
ess d st0cEers So 1894 o. Grass texans
~ 4jd3 IS. -.,
Hoss-Ressrpts 1000 500 market activs
anu higbe. Light SO e0eA l2pi Packing s. vOs~ loi
Heayv. Is efa 25.
Sassp-RsaaDtA 500 head; snipmenrs l.LOo; m&rxso
steady az 81 95 a. 20 ,.,
CHICAGO Juus l6- ne Drorsrs yoprnI reo)-ts Cdos-
ReceIpJs 5000 1900 mead u.rkei easier
ana very SOW shipping Steers 81 jO4s5 81 Stocxers
and Feeders So sos cows, Bulls ami Mixed sl D
90 81 81 Ss3 10. through Texas Cattle % W
-.
aogs-ReceIrts 10000; smppsntI $500. mar<es weak
Rough ana So IS 1s4 20 PaoxIny and -ap0tn-
10 80. weights IS 900 - 70 sklps - oo
ass 40.
SS.sp-Bece.pts. 1900 nead Isnipments none Msrxs,
SLOW Natives. ~ % asa 81: Texans, 81 OO0
81. Lambs per head 81 OOGs3 90.
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THE MARKETS..
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
PR y,r,t Rt,sr. Vsf,.t, ruf x .fr-gril
GENERAL MARKET REPORr.

fFrhe tone OF the contract market easier TO-
~ mus eArrta depressing influence the msrk 81 or
yes though prices not changed from the basis
ior tar Rio Invoices options opensl at decline OF
nc sed about stealy Al further dec Inc OF pont
- lMrrr January, 1850 20; June. T7O1173 july,
l...N. y, Aagust. 765G7.7O. scptember 1891 %
.re '-' 20 a1.1D. November 100 10 December go
60 81 10000 bags. Mldgrad es closed quiet sales
~ ne SpOt mari ct Quite hrm to-day ana the
WI" NJ Changed fsou vesrerfays basis o. va nation
eN or ceipts to-day 1890 bales OF which 32S
- re ~ 'Oton This day iaat week the port receipt.
-, haes and this dav last year I6i bales The spot
-s we're ~ baes 6 bales last evening" OF which l3O9
we're Ior rxpoff and III for consumption
lh' tip'f 'iJed standard cassica ton
4 IJll,.f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-17

FLOUR AND MEAI-FLOUR-MarKat s'iH favOrs buy
jooons business sales 1850 6Gls. Of which 1000 bbs
Good to Choice Parents at 81 oOds5 90 4OO o6 inter
@SiHy y ar % @ 3 IS G zoo b5s superne - SIS as
lime at ~ lOes2 80. latter To- h@ee Loo bOls. city
$$es d :, s,r. ISSs; . oos.s a9 sS
a. 90. Common Good txtri weslera - oosti 90.
to Far Extra ono > 20 s575 TOOL sisb Good to
Gear IS P RVs Tgfare - 5oSs stralant
- esi % Patent - So o. Baker rs EZRA -
Goo 3D. Gooit Very Choice 81 50 Gs5 90 patsls
Inles. ~ . ga % soqth America s. 3osst 20 market
Shnr supply g H. u saes 700 bbis Extra at So 20
- tor Common TO Gool and s. ds5 % for Good to
90 obla sup,rdne S 1898 80 and Fancy lois tribe
higher MEAL-Dgll ,aies 90 b, BrApdy vine
GRAIN-wBEAT-Narse heavy ana decidedly lower
then f,i on - isc III recovered most the decline
and closed drm shade uni,r the best prices.
trade for export scarcely ANYTHING taken for cy Mln,
BUSH iy sers = 20 uush. sales. oj2-00O Dusn.
Ell -pnng t -0GSlcs Eo . chicago at - q soc spot
sOac 10 aruv,; ~ Milwaukee at s0c NO Harh Dn'
In rIdel inter Red lGs5c. No sed SIC IN
cost nsi, ln,, and friht. Clrradei While nc. 10
el .oI NV oo' o for -@nr , ,o %
~ Sc eo',nt a. N'e S So her csn a.
'or DecemDcr ot'sGoi &C., closing M Lei
arv Sc closing AZ - c do for March 80 a 3ac..
n "a April 4aJ sc. closing nj goo
do Tor May l-lo So. closing a - c.---RI + uul
and uonn Western. 50 SIC. can d 80 Glc. state 520
q .....lA LEY. ON MAJ BARLEY MALr-Dull and
urc lc a .. l.N-Marse unsettled Cash lots
I0,u better dI. OUuonSOpcnec hc w then
fen a &C. tlcl rfcO.~rrd from the dee and July
ID on- advanced closed heavy al la &c under tle
b ii prrcr. limited c Tor EXPORT ani home usc
ara good options. shippers bought 5000
pu-n sales 900 ousn- .utIre. "-OlODusl spot. in
Guiding / graded Nike at ia lucs 40 Mixed ~ %
L., elevator 30 White. 45c: No. Mixed Tor
inv a. 45c closing at - PC: DO for August a. 5
al 49,. do september. 40 IA > &C..
c,-tn~ at rash lots have declined Sc
and quiet options opened dull then fell of \ ~ sc,
and closed steady June and Juy the lowest and August
best prices sales 5.OObO bush future
including 40 Mixed at 50 w. -
s., &c ami - 2. o 80 &c anOat No
ma; White. $50. No = 80 as &C. 30. 1 nOmlna
mixed western. 3t9 Sc White do. 81 a44% PC. White
-ta4e i2, No Mixed fOr June. a30J52c- CLOSING
a. 10 FOR July. 3S e33lc. closing ar 35c do for
81 NG3l closing q, 81 pc do iOr september. Bug
q IT,. CLOSING az Ole.
from Nako.s Private Daily Circular Jnne l5 1856 The
receipts o. bJulaf lnda tor the week erded Nav
$50 - a. bush - l,lnc ~Hi bush the previous
week. and 53,' blsl The correspondns week IN $50
oeen comparatively -ai and 50 ar as cutta
can cot tue small receipts there the higher
Shc from hence 10 europe.
h ulouIAv expor whr nina from JanuarY 70
Mas o- have been IN bushels Of 80 ns eacn ~ ioAows
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.


LONDON June ID -l2:3p n-Atlanttc and Great west
ern Mor Trustees Certidcltes, 4i DO SECOND
Mortgage 1885, Canadian Pacific, 81 Erie second Sonsois
~: illinois Central l42 Mexican Ordinary, "a. - fau
Common. "a WORK Central lUb1s Pennsylvania
j4ia heading ~ 49,. =.
1880 Pars advices quote Three Per Cent tente' a.
80 francs 70 centimes Tor the account ... -.
93U m.-Paris quote Three Per cent heIles ~
- francs - = centmes for the account -,
LONuON June l6-4 p. m-Consols, lol LILO for o"tn
and the account Mexican Ordinary. - ~
PAM Common. 9jis Reading III ,,,-.
Council bills allotted today AZ ueClAno
Of l-}2d. per -. ~ ~,
m--lne amount Of bullion gone INTO the banA o.
Eng ana balance tO-lay IS $4,000. - %,
D. m.Pars advIce- quote rnrea Per Cent kentet AZ =
francs ~ the INT AMI exchange on Lon
don D. francs - centimes FOR checks
Snanlsn EOurs. 90
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$50 hhds English Islands and 21s hid, DO ss
Refned steady Cutoaf IL l6c, Crushed 3bc cuoes
g. o6 516c, Powdered ess97c. Grannated 3Ieo nouo
bic. Lice. conee standard etc
Coffee on A 5IoJSs White Extra 7.l6aoi2c, EItrs
c 5LDjae.. c Loo SC. Yellow 4zd4osc
sTEAKfN E-Unchangcd IN price and dull CITY quoted
q ac and OleOmargarine at Sl,c. 49,.
TALLOW-Dull and shade easier. Sales lOO0VO Ds TO
portel. IA 9.lGa4 Lice
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BANKING AVID FIy4yCI4L.

COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI MIDLAND
RAILROAD COMPANY 1st Mortgage 8 per cent
Bond Interest January and July. Baltimore and
Ohio System. HATCH y FOOIE, NdSSat-St'
L. y. Box 3.760.
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THE STATE STEAMSHIP LINE.

BETWEEN NETWORK, GLASGOW. AND BELFAST
(LARNE)
tickets reduced rates To Liverpool London
Dublin. &C
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA THURSDAY. June IT, 7 m
STATE OF GEORGIA. Thursday June ~ 10
Cabin passage ssb and $40 according TO location Of
tickets reduced rates tick
aud from all parts Of Europe at lowest rates Pier Al foot
Lsroy 81 or freight aud passage apply TO
AUSTIN BALDWIN y CO., General AssntA
As ~ Broadwss. New xsAx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-17

The xDors Oh wheat for week ended Nav 20. 1885,
We. Oc bush. I,-5Ou0I bush tIe previous week
IN The 80 cent, 10 the CONT
the after wers $4,000 or % IS 10 Ier cent
vs,f Cintinrlt ~ europe Oh the total exports
Iru.r 20 AItr o. Ia.l21OlO -l160lO Jush
or ID o. per the Continent o.Oi4,OUO
husn. ro g KlnguOn
an -iou of mi ore cong exports has been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-17
DED "Dp LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

FOR LAGUAYRA PUERTO CABELLO. CURACAO AND
MARACAIBO
From Pier 81 East River 1880
VALENCIA......--... THURSDAY, June u
PhILAD ELP II " e1ileseay. f ale ~ ~
CARACAS. SAtu NV, ~ " ~
These AMERICAN STEAMERS. specially bnit tor the
accommodations l0r ntrsehgrr5
fhar be noon on lle uavs t'
steam ers sail VIII forwarded providing they are m
stamped envelopes o. denomination suWci,ht W
cover The OFFS cents per nal-ounce
For freight passage apply 70 ,- ,., ,,,r,ro-s
-'' $780, - II " aIl.,t.
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GeIp Uauts0
DentlstrD.
Ocean Steamers.

COMPAGNlE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
~ TICUE FRENCH LINE TO HAVkE.
Companys No ~ North River foot o. Morton
LAUNtN Dtr,iIsnac SATURDAY. June H. v.
LABRADOR Perere d Haurerye. sat- June %. 1870 10.
l. \ BbO ufbb = at. July
la CT NaPAGNE rraub saturday. Jaly TO- so y u
The sailing Of Ia IL.
Checks payable az sight the
Transatlsptique Of Paris
BRANCH OFFICE. ll.0 BROADWAY
NOIiLE 10 luE PUBLIC
Dating June b. the Compagafo
denerae Trlnataatque will sail from every SAT.
UkDAY instead OF rvery WadnssiAy ~ heretofore
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
l LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA. cs1A
AL AND SOUTH AMERICA AN ID MEXICO.
From NewYork pier foot caralst, v. T.
For Francisco via the Isthm1s)f Para
ACAfI W = nrsday June %
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES
SAN FRANCISCO.
Cabin, 500 Steeraxc $50
From San Francisco. LIST and BrannAn AS
For China and apan-
CITY OF RIO DE- ] sNElN sails ntrSsiay July !,
For freight passage general Information Apply
pAny's Office the pier, foot Canaist, y. Il
II. BULLAX. supsganteaaAn6
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MANHATTAN BEACH.

34TH.~T. ROUTE
MONDAYS Wednesdays ami Fridays $40. $50 1920 and
hourly thereafter VI. Tuesdays Thursdavs sat
urlays LAS 'o2D. so lo2g IL 20 r. 20 ~
100 and halfhoury thereafter 10 92n v Extra trans
1890 ana ljO. ON >uniays. 81 Don't run
sundays.
BAY RIDGE ROUTE -. -.
SPECIAL BOAT EXCLC SGNELN FOR MA NHATIAN
BEACH PAS-ENGER~ Will leave the OLD Paw LION
Joining south Ferry terminus Of all elevated roads, hourly
from a:lO A. NJ to $40 p VI.
Extra boats DAYS at 1910 and lao P. N
cts 50 CENT, For sale at Pavilion anc ~
down track stations Eevifed Railroads
GTLNORE> GREAT BAND
Afternoon and Evenng Oncerts
NEW MUSIC AMPHIfH EAIRE.
PAINS LATEST AND @ RANDESr
AFFIRMING MOSCOW
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Coco ornarv; 65l5 Low Miiiin 7l3Is
Strict Good Dc .inlrv Mddlln2 Sel6 |

OPTIONS opened at points decline and closed quiet but
STEADY NJ points advance June and generally unchanged
No special crop OF cable nnuences sales 36yOO bales
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Ii FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
sailing from New-N ork and Antwerp every saturday.
WA SLAM -. 4 m
WIS e.. Ian saturday. June 2i ! D m
Spring ana summer Rates First cabin. $50 10 800;
$40 II second cabin, SO excursion,
500 -teer1 ge ~ lowest rafcs.
PETER WRIGHT x SONS. Gen1 Ag'ts. 50 Broadway.
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income
10, OOO..--.-.24
2.nOU---------f'4
900. ---.---zt =
II l. K = + q VI
1900 -.....lO 4
l3.0nO.-... 1898
- Joe 4 q / lst
a.. OuO. .-...lu1
- 90 lot +
shenandoah Y lat
J.uuO -..--17
sou lac OF ARR lst
5000 .--- 100 =
~tL Kan CITY & y
Omaha div LIST
10000. eco. 100
StPal MIN & VI "a
1000. -... 1892
3. upO.-.--.. lis 3
Texas Central lst
1903
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FOR OUEENsTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Irrv OE HrT.f Non saturday. June IJ 2. N.
SITY OF CHS rER...... SATURDAY June -, D. ~
ffTT W BERLIN .-.--- ----- il'll. y
rror lnran per foot % Grandst. jersey city CABIN
PASSAGE $50 $50 and 500. Internedlate' SD sLEkh
AGE from or othe Old Cosntry 20 800,
u ~ y. \.