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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-06-11

WHAT LADY CHAMPION PEpEsrhiAss y sh'- MIS-
Ida Wallace who won the lady championship ih
the contests Al Madison Square Garden baiimoie,
Detroit, New Bedford, and again in New ofk,
says she feeds almost entirely on tins Mohle Nerve
Food which nervous, weakly women use 40 much.
She saws II gives her most extraordinary powers ot
Endurance and does not react lose lts elect hhn
sfmulants Ii also relieves the terrible oYcrsirnln
of the muscles, allowing person 10 continue He.
we're effort long time. Miss Wallace y enihus,ss
tic over H. and saws she would have IL ~ Ia cost i've
dollars a bottle The Company are now putting out
some OF the finest favored Moxie ever made. II is
luscious.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-06-11

A citizen Of Douglas county, kmr
has hit upon a new way of destroy.
ing wolves. lie puts o. chunk of
beef where the wolves viii nnd 10
and in the fight resulting for ita pos.
session one or more are sure t0 bc
left dead on Che field
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-06-11

American authors are moro read
than the English Ia Japan. laat
year $4,000 English and ll9,000
American books were imported into
that country, so that Che old quea
ton, "who reads an American book
was fairly answered.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-06-11

Japenese engineers propose Go
adopt n system of earthwork defcn-
ces protected by an iron shield one
foot in thickness, and extending
twenty-five feet each side OF the gun.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-06-11

The peculiar combination, proportion and prepa-
ration Of Hoods sarsaparilla makes this medicine
different from others aud superior D. them All in
actual curative power. Sold BY all druggists. Pre-
pared by g. I. Hood Co, Apothocarcs, Lowell,
Mass.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-06-11

When Baby was nloil. W. gave Der CaHi0r.a.
when she was "a child she cried for Ca.tor.a.
when ahe became Miss. She chung to CaaIar.a.
When she had children. she gave thom uaa.oHa
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-06-11

The average MoNicau luborcf aup
ports his family on Ten cents per
diem, invested la corn and beans.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-06-11
Ayers SarsapariIla,
PREPARED BY

DR.. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price 81; six bottles, So. Worth s5 bottle.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-06-11

Mrs. Robert Milligau Of Bridge
port Mich, gave birth a Few daya
ago 10 her 25th child. She waa
married at "a, is ls years old, and
her children include five sets of twins
Twenty-one out Of the % arc nov
living. The oldest Is 33 and there
are nine grandchildren
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-06-11

Female carpenters have appeared
in London.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-06-11

NJ. Paul Leroy-Beaulicu gives Gee
ures showing the quantity of tohaa
co consumed la the different coun
tries Of Europe. The rate per l0H
inhabitants Is, according to hIm q.
follows Spain, TO pounds italy
1928 pounds Great Britain, l3H
poundsg Russia, 1872 pounds Dom
mark, 22l pounds; Norway 2Ea
pounds Austria, 273 pounds.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-06-11

There was a new composit0r Iu lHe
Office this morning. llo was a wan.
dering "sub." After wrestling feH
minutes with "a stake ofmanuseHHt
he put down his "suck, remarked
"Tm sick, slipped on hia c0at aul
walked out. A proof of hIa works
was soon taken with thc following
result "l can't read Chinese. The
man who wrote This is evidently 'a.
boring under "a Ga of alcoholism. Hr.
fore J would Try 90 'yanE autmoHF
from This manuscript ! would s0eaI
jack-knifc aud make sboc.pog. 300 lwo
cents a quart. The foregoing confe..
sion ] make in a moment of dcapa0.
after having turned thIs copy upside
down, tother side up and every other
way. one way il is Greek anoIbu.
some antediuvian dialect of Enyu.
tian hicrogIyphIca from CLEOPATRA
needle. II you are after o reputa
tion for Heavens sake stop wbura
YOU are. go, know not whore
Ne,o Harca Register.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-06-11

UNAnrr ro TEua-Xea tIat Was so. FH.f.H#
suffered severely with aeIamIaI snIr. hruNr HUI
al over my body, and am unahIo o t.I .uD.H#.I
that ] suffered. was not able f0 obtain rDI|rIuH0|
I used Sulphur huenl which completely Uf.#
mc.-C. %. Dale. NJ AIIsIau street, Boston.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-06-11

This remedy s becoming sU uDU IuHWu .HH 4.
popular A. 81 need 90 apouH mruHun. NH aH.
have used Electric btlsn sur rnr aam. ..U. s.
praise. A purer medicine durs uHI DtI.I .uI H #
guaranteed to d0 nll tbai Dr. r.HImUd. I'..U. HI
tors will cure all dlseasts uf ur Utt.HuH ..IHH.#
viii remove pimpies. b0iIa, sHIi H.rum HHI aIH..
affections cHusud hf muurr blood. WII IUI. U#.
laiin from the systcm aud prevent H. HtH #. .#H.
all mnlarhl irNtra. Euffurr uI HrHHH.H. ..H.I. ...
uon aud indigestion uf E'rUu. $4,000. EH#H.
satisfaction guaranteed. ar maHuf refunded. FI|a
b0c. and fi pcr botto "a li 4. rr...n UIu. ..#I#.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

Gcn,I merchandise 5000 5D2 6GO572O 5,T02,D97
Tntal for weok 40 14Oni2 20 900 $50 fS.i05. 101
Previously rented ais a0i5i0 3ii0jO.Di4 8i3slT,oOO
Total since Jan es, Gis 500 1859 "a 1851 ol300l
.MPOITS OF SPECIE AT NEW YORK.
J-or TIM rcck q, AZ, 40 silG1fsi sS5, 405
Previously fCptcd 12.Gl3.570 2d2'Gf55 Csc1b'
rptcl since Ian s1a oGs 40 seTAS3937 $1,000, ia2
EXPORTS OF SPECIE FROM NEW. YORK.
Eor Tho veeL sls1. Ts5 fgl7 -Li s3it.2G9
Previously fep'tci B,G79.56i H.eO0203 -S2S1'p'@
Total since Jan1.. elssGl a;G a07 s2s570,gOi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
Rnilrod0s.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
y TooT LIR RaIg y, s ss1s, f2k isls RIVER
400 a. m for Lasion B,lgehem, Allentown. Mauch
chGns lnaT tSr nsrt0I ntASSem and Allentown
90 a. M fot Remington. Lason Bethlehem Allen.
'oT,s Fie%ns.o%n c5 Lake W9Pa,oc9s Easton
ton Reading. Harrisburg poitsys Tamaqua shanokln
~ n, for PENNINGTON Ea,;6n Bethlehem Allentown
Mapch Chunk neatns Hor;1ss eC ,roD,o
chnE, e sGaatSn Iw'qEa S1@os
hef, 100 and 10 D. H. for someryo and Remington
Chunk Feeding. Harrisburg. etc On Sundays at 80
H. s15. Ills NJ I;s9 p, & 80 h,at 80 S;l5
ant iarior ears al 5 rs. IL rs a. 80 80 80
D. ms ls1s. H. 80 80 P; m for Fsrminsdae. LAKE
oIise y Soo ,sI,p5''SS naa ! 80 49,
''s For LONG SSSsSf C$ SSf hSEEh Hovn s
Monmouth Beach and Long Branch 80, 10 10 a. H..
$40 Pm, m S1 ,,h, "a a. Ocean Grove Of,
h.. sGf"q S'p' sa"dny o'eS cacep 'o' SsSay a
For lakewood Toms River and Barnesat BIAS m
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
n TSI rMlLApE s ana TE 80 sS D?qs HrGN
l. m sUNDAis a. a. n.y. <, 10 y % M 80
Trains leaving ab ga, IA a. H. 40, g. 80 10
L. D. M hsyo connection fos Eeatine HARRISBURG Pot,
Tickets and Psror Car seats BE- procuel at IL ll5
$751; v44 li4o, l,323 broadway 737 8th-avc 2Gl West
Tulton.st. % Broadway Brpokyn ' WV
New-York Transfer Company win call for and check
baggage flon. huei OF residence.
GHORE LINE-ALL-RAIL ROUTE-FOR
3 pc % S9s the and AZ sa SY s
Iinl Nsrragansett Pier. Newport and Providence and
Boston 90 p. m Limited Express for Newport, Prov.
dcnce and BOSTON. II 30 D. Night Express tor New.
port Providence, Bostonda!y. Palace parlo' C-ss or
RleepinR Cars TO destination.
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european Advertisements.
gce Cream.

A FACT.-IIorton's Ice Cream made from pure
n cr.am. Horizons Patent super Frozen Bricks OF Ice
rram Res aurant, Churches Festivals Ne, viii keep
hard hour. Country orders promptly filled. DepOts
no b0s Gth.av. IL, Park row: ITO Eas
lS5th.st New. York ana 4j3 Fulton St. Brooklyn.
IL UssELL's ICE CRFAM.--The STANDARD since 1851.
l. Individual bricks specially. Particular attention
10 out Of town orders Down town depot 80 Broadway
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EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

rAssr.NOEls TRAINS leave foot Of Coruandt and
Desbrosses sts. as follows.
80 ~. foi Catasauqua and intermediate polnta
A. III for Geneva Lyons Elmfa. Rochester, Buffalo
and the West and principal local points Chair car 70
ElMra
/ D. m. for TunkhannOck and Intermediate points Chair
car shamrock Connection " Heading and Harrls
burg. ,,
points. Char 70 l.. and II. Junction.
40 D. for Mauch Chunk and int nedlatc points
Connection to Reading AMI Harrisburg Chair car y
Mpuch Chunk
fao and the West. Pu Imam sleeper 10 Lyons
o.lo D. IN. for Laurays and Intermediate Do nts
Trains leaving At a. IN, D. M and 10 D. m. con-
al points In Mshanoy and IiOeton rcgiona
SUNDAY TRAINS
a. m. for Mauch Chunk Haleton and intefrSflats
points.
s:45 p m; for Copay and intermediate points
p. m. for Geneva Lyons Elmra, Rochester BuA
and tho West Pullman sleeper ID
General Eastern once. 23J Broadway
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Railroads

NORTHERN RAILROAD Of NEW,JERSEY:
= q S % a S9' I'D Sss i"d sy'ss
ssassy: j. g g. % s 2 : TsaG'.
saiar>, special 2 :l5 ., additional trains I"
s p@S 'E sp 9a9 Valley aa Sai
T. RE RAILWAY Ticket Offices, 40d, 3i?.
f5 So "a
and New station ei 1y yhse is d s sn r's sns
traaser p 6sggsse Ge o6taned ESpres. trains n
nxs oen %q s Cs' % 10 I %ouss earlier
~ daily pay EApes buffet craving . eeashs 20
10 50 = H day Delaware VALLEY Esgss ps'lo'
p m, dniiS "chicaeo ard ST. Louis Limited" s.ld
aO Sissa 1 fss cI:yeIsni Jiegs cinsiHnss and
Coaches to blngasnton 3weso. Eima Rochester buf
i$ %I;"I.I g" IsI sss ZIG ss
s,S9,i ID s q u sf.s
p:ssa g T. d m y pSo a? Ya5 3. T. $50 10
ra. 70 SS p n a. j. nsAs 80 80 10 80 a. m 70 nce.,
$50 's 3D. a.sSS s.s 4 ~ 50 49,
might sucisgs a. 49, 80 10 80 a. NJ ~ II no"h
Nera AK ed rs. SsS so 10 g.
3 ! 10 M u night SUNDAY. - nv 49,
H'{s + :': 'af s;'8 5.tSsSs
e sSnsn $50 '''Hss" saasy As $50 TcsS
s.1p@;i "a e JsnSa 70 g q 1s9' So $780, $780,
~ 2 e s g5s a. 10 81
so;S: vs. sssasy Y rs ss 3d. sso SO =;
Mais,oT ss saq fsl 81 l'5v. 40 s, &c . 70 70
% T ,;9 esr9,y and 10 20 p m !, p y.xmrw
ten,l sup't General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

The hon1s VIII bc d'Ilycred % the purchaSHr on OF
before the 10Th day OF October 1898. -
York Hartford AMI New Haven Rairca1 and mon tho
Harlem ia lroad 10 mics minutes travel from Grand
Central Depot with 30 trains each w3y daily hrs popu
,tIon Of about people ard has other bonded In
debtcdness has public works gas and electric
lights horse railroads nag walks and IL growing randy
nv statute the bonds be sold for less than and
accrued interest ,, ~, $3.50,
Numbers ono 70 twenv.ngh inclusive ~ these bonds
rco sol al public auction N Mount Vernon on the Och
day ~ Juy last at premium o! four and one-acaer
PEI cent , 1000
~ ,.rrscr n, thr Village Board Of Trustees.
DAVID cUN,K ~ 81 ST v l3ge President
JAMES IL. JFNKlES. Village Clera.
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NEW-lORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVE. RAILROAD.
TRUNK LINE.
GKEAI IOUI HACA IKt h LIN"
q d A \ 4. d ATIlN


." GRAND c,it I'D ciNrESL STATION.
Largest ani inc-t Is,seaaer station IN America
, to sss' m Sisa and rS NSrca aso to
Z, 80 a. H. FAMOUS vEeiTBULED CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS LIMITED. cci.D5,ei exclusively o. ouhes
a2 Aa t. syrca as" 5;hsei Euaao.
Fails Ere. Cleycard inl,naro, and Toledo arriving a.
CoEnects at AIony for cooret'!oves; rail. r..
to 80 m.. Chicago EApTvss TO- Niagara fas 10
rGn;o Cleveland Cmci9na Ldasp's Det s,aw ans
dGS cars sV ' caassiasaa aud end
ii 80 a. M. Western New York aud Northern Exgrsss
i@s ss'sa ns o az 42l f5, and ssratSs
80 ,. m, slT,,oga AMI Utica Special With drawing
m Atcommoaation 60 Albany and Troy Connects
for Wil,am.iown North Adams and intermediate points
0" TO b. nl fast Chicago Cincinnati! AMI St Louis Ex.
i oSto AID cevcani. Cncnnat indianapolis St Louis
DeI' 80 ga mn NoatTe and Express daily
Sleeping Pattburg and Montreal y, ouses Point
d Atlane E2"a 9na e Sa s u az aS ANY,
BusslS s55 Se'ila' ana csysapd y na.na.
uo Nfara FANS or'6 s,,o eg sS1 cS,e ss
T6 ce0a cpns cass to ,o II Gss,o
Mountain "n . Special s,f for sarIt Sss
town Sleeping cars to Albany.
lIc...s p-,- ~.a~D- .oom and sleeping cars on
9 FAX a. c .0' Iaey p iS s. SO Ws t 5R n
i5sinss Station; New.i q 1888 Ws',GnatSa and 100
westcottr rApess call, for and checks baggage frca
hoe's 0f dH eiers daily except sunday tstop a.
lsoh $aip take up 'a''e, Hen SE N N% ard "es
General M superntcndent Ccneai Passenger Agent.
w EST SHORE RAILROAD.
Train. leave / sss. lon and %
"i beGot ' AMI cssags g 30 Is 90 'oi5 m
syrae Sst. Saso Ecehsssr suspension Bridge NJ
'sp i ha s, SAs 3 So "a a. il u" 80 NJ
k.Histte, ssaseIi.e; tai5sSi! Albany, s;lS 4 Ia
Cfansons Wcst Point Cornwall Newburg, 1915.
7 5 o. 10 10. II 80 ~ 100; 10. 5l),
. Is s45 D. ANA d 60 D. M. Cransion'a CornwS.
sSn sSa c q "A Fast; g 20
ROME ssan. 81 % cars ios bsnao 'Nisa.. ys Dsyo
EXCEPT Sunday Ia 81 leave Jersey CITY, i. Il Il Sta.
s sSH a. "a Il 80 No. 20 AZ A0'
moiations Or apiy Offices BIookyn-sss
sci aS'A Hcwicf. tlySys sS ot2 Broadway 1853 ~
owciy ~ PARK place ana Vest Shore Stations foot Of
hotels and resil.n,es Y. l.. LAMBERT,
6 Vsndsrbltaye General Passenger Agent
TRAINS FOR BOSTON
New.York AMI New England
New-York New Haven and Hartford Roads.
Leave NEW YORK 10 A. NJ. '3p NJ: II 80 r n.
Arrive BOSTON 30 4. NJ, . A. NJ. 7 4. NJ.
PAKI.OR CARS on DAY TRAINS. -
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS on NIGHT TRAINa
800 y. m Daily lnelu ing Sundays
Sleeping car accommodations be secured at ticket
Offices. S37 Broadway. and Grand Central Depot
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70 AND "a BROADWAY.
VILLAGE BONDS.

NOTICE SATIt
OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT VERNON. N, Y.
Fifty OF the Sewerage Loan Bonds o. tie Village OF
Mount Vernon in Wcstchestcr County Ncw-YOrk. viii be
sold public auction to the highest bidder at the room
OF the trustees said village. In Dcarbon's Building.
on 4th.avc. in said village. the FIRST DAY OF oC-
TOBER 1888. a three 81
These 4 OK Serlc. OF bonds which are 10 be
Issued by said village under Chapter COS, Of The laws Of
1856 as by Chapter 1913 0t tho laws Of 1888 70
provide funds FOR the construction OF permanent system
cf and drainage for cid village Each bond
will be for principal OF one THOUSAND Dollars,
and Will Ioa interest the rate Of four centum
viii be payable, at the National Citizens Bank. IN New
York Civ The bonds viii be bonds. with the
rrvilece TO the holder having them made registered
Ionds They will be dated June l. 1855. and payable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

FOR RED BANK. LoNn nl.ANcII. OCEAN GROVE.
ASBlki pARk; OCEAN BEACH SPRING LAKE
POINT PLEASANT &c
CONN .NVlN, srPTEM Itt'g is ISIS
TRAINS LEAVE NEW. YORK. FOOT OF LIBERTY.
st:S, ~. no IN, 2. PA u 20 y so. Co
FROM FoOr CoETLANDr AND DISTINGUISHES sTs..
$50 $40 q. - 90 3 10. A 80 az
p m sunday, 9:l5 a m. 90 D. H. ~ ''~
RUFUS BLoDCETT, J. H. WOOD, H. y. BALDWIN
supt G'nra~ Astpan G.p.s cRRNI
" EW-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY -Tra.ns leave fr9m ferries nj Ma. t,s
ana Jay 50. a. folows: ~ va VI
Yves; i2i-st. 80 =. Jny.sL, 80 a. m fos Ml,.
dotOwn, Fasbu:g Monticello, Liberty, Walton, DSihi,
Norwich Utica, Rome Oneida. fulton, Oswego, BuFaio,
Detroit. Chicago.
West s2ds.. 10 p. m Jsy.st. :55 p. M. for Wall.
Kin Valley stations, Lakes Mohpnk Mnncwaska MldiN
town, Boomnghnrg Elenyilic. NJ: Dale. MonIleciio
Fasburg Liberty. White Lake. RocAlsnl
West i2dst, q :25 p M Jsy.s.. 10 p M daily fsr
Mldtetown Fall burg, Liberty Walton, Norwich One1a
Osweco. Suspension iee. Dclrpl,. Chicago. ST. Louis
Buffet Shoppers TO Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car
free Oswego.
way 737 0thaye 1871 Fast 125h.st. c04 West lcsth ST
J.C ANDERSON. q. L. A.,
Ia Exchange Place, New. yoIk.
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STOCKS ACTIVE FOR A SHORT SESSION.
For a Saturday. the stock market was un-
usually active. Dealings in two hundred ana
sixty thousand shares make largc business for
two hours. That, however, was done and M
rising figures Ncw-York and New-England was
a conspicuous feature. and fun shcd about 20 pcr
cent vi the whole number of transactions: ITS
price rose from ~ "a ri the opening 10 50 is
and closed AZ 81 81. Philadelphia and Reading
sold ND 10 % -, and, finally AT 81 is, main
tainCd an advance of ] per cent above thc open
ing sales Erie also was cons picrously strong
NJ 20 80 j-Sa30 l-2 and all the trunk lines, in
Guiding Canada Southern and Cleveland. Gin
cinnaii Columbus and indianapolis developed
strength at higher prices. Cincinnati lndianapo-
lis and Chicago with only moderate business ~
il scored an advance to % 3-s. Union Pacific
was quiet and firm at 81 7-sa62 l-2. 1t. Paul
hnctuatcd only between 81 1-s and 6S i-2, but
IL developed an anxiety 10 purchase which was
restrained by the small volume OF stocks in sight.
Let us see was il last Monday morning that
The Tribune printed: "a bull campaign has
begun" At all events all the week there has
been steady and. progressive advance, with
only moderate transactions and the week ends
with conditions as favorable they at its
beginning.
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS
The offerings Of bonds to the Treasury covered
S44s.500 per cents and $3.50 l-2 per cents
total 81 600 all except $4,000 4 12s within
the Secretary's figures. The local market was
dull at quotations as follows
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WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS.

The business in State bonds was covered by
safes of Tennessee settlement IS at 90 IA and IS
at 1Oi a. and Quebec rs at 40. OF city bank
stocks, Mechanics sold 100 at -.
A large business was done in railway bonds,
and prices were higher for nearly all the active
issues The reorganization certificates of Chesa-
peake and Ohio in demand at advancing
prices; As sold at ~ 1-2aS0 II, Series at
so l-sas0, and currency 6s At 20 l-2a3O "a.
Fort Worth and Denver firsts rose to 90 3-s
a03 Ohio Southern incomes were up to AS 1-2
Philadelphia and Reading As were firm at sS "a,
the first preference at SO, seconds at as and thirds
at &c l-2. Richmond and Allegheny first re,
Texas firsts sold at 1ola99 and seconds rose
:}-s per cent TO AZ as Reference is made
to our full report of bond sales.
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock
Exchange. Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold $500
AZ 43 i-8a44 1-sa43 I-2, Chicago and Atlantic
Beneficiary l2OO) at 10, Toledo Ann Arbor and
North Michigan 400 at % l-2a26 IA Ohio
Indiana and Western certificates 81 O00 at 80,
Richmond and Allegheny second receipts $50 o0Ol
at "a. Western Union 5sl $4,000 at o., and
Mt Desert Land 200 at So = 1-2
The money market rs usual on Saturdays was
nominal at Lac l-2 per cent
The Sub-Trcasury was debtor at the Clearing
House -, 237, 765.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The customs receipts reported AT Washington
to-day were S5f4, 19i and the internal revenue
receipts were $3.50 233. The United States Treas
urcr received 81 1900 National bank notes for
redemption. and the receipts ior the week were as
follows:
Neu.Yo,k .............. si ast ess $50 765
EHs SisR $ $S$ il $s$
Chicago vvo " V9v
Miscellaneous foo,O-- 4OI
Total ,Oo5 54 81 lO7, 524
Tho United States Treasury now hDids sl7343O, $50
United States National bank circu
iation follows:
Currency Os 10 81 vVV
-Four aud one-ha! per cents %, 32s 800
lO- D'O
Three I,ar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
Bond deposits for circulation during the week.
s34IOS50: bonds Withdrawn during the week,
81. O9O 600 National bank note circulation out
standing-currcncy notes, S243,424, 500; gold
notes, 81 ,507; aGlins which IL held the sum Of
ssIIS0l06 in lawful money.
In London British consos continue 20 rule
weak AT 90 5-l6 for both money and account.
Money in the open market ruled at 7-Sa4 per
cent for discount OF bankers bills Bar silver
was higher at 40 lid. per ounce English standard.
American railways were fairly responsive to yes
tcrday's home prices, and later further adj
vanccd, closing strong at o'clock, London time.
At Paris French per cents declined 10 sJ frs.
FOREIGN COMMERCE. or NETWORK.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEWY0
DIR sOOds."..." s2,I7e,42O s2.Aol.iio s27e2i 0a
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Surplus .... s11,9i3,7e5 sl4757,175 Inc. $2sl34'o
The Clearing House statement to-day was rs
follows: Exchanges, Sl2s4 1880; balances,
81 0ses76 For the week: Exchanges sG35,-
u halnncns Sll IL III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

NOTICE. ~. nu,,,.,.
~ special meeting OF he stockholders OF The DUBUQUE
and Sioux CITY Railroad Company VIII DE- helG az inc
oomuany, eco i'm tho v, Dubuque IN the state OF
iowa on "Wednesday tho 81 day OF October. A. ID. 1855
subjects viz. 1885,, .,.--.,.- , a, -.
Tho amendment Of the Articles OF incorporation ana the
Bylaws q said Company. ,-,-,--
The purchss. OF the railways property and franchises
~ tho Cedar Hands Chicago Railroad COMPANY tho
Iowa Falls aud Sioux City railroad Company and the
Cherokee and Dakota Railroad COMPANY ana such oher
tho meeting
by order OF tho Board Of Directors.
ALEXANDER g. HACKSTAFP. Secretary.
has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

Total reserve sl13 52lOoO s11G93 300 Inc s3414ooo
required on,
ag'st deposits. 15ll.2l0 lO2 lle,i-O INC oVlf'V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

EEw.YORK, Sept %. 1885
m HE ANNUAL NEE rlNG of stockholders of
i the Morris and Essex Mutual Coal Company for ecc-
lion Of Directors will held at Genital News ONCE.
philadelpha Penn. Wednesday. October g. 1855.
i'' '' ~ T. w. CO9wIN Secretary.
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
LAND GRANT MORTGAGE
Trustees once. a. Equitable building,
Boston, September n. 1SSS
IN HE UNDERSIGNED. Trustee under the
i Land Grant Mortgage Of the Union Pacific Railroad
comlny has announce that the hOns secured there.
under which become duo aud payable on October ! next
viii be paid and after that date BY him as Trustee.
through his agents, Mr. James G.. HnIrs Treasurer "
the Union Parnc Railway Company, No Al Equitable
building. Boston, or the Union Trust Company. No III
broadway New-York, may best suit the convenience
OF the holders OF the bonds - -
Trustee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

Express trains ia,e .,eHivA DesUrosves and Cort.
Ia l6t SIR ets Eerres, o follows: .,, ,.. ..
30 20 . o. 60 Chl,ago L..tei With DInins az ana
10 Wa h z on I.miteIl ana II 90 a. N, IL ~ w
= o. - /. ~. , 90 q 90. 8 30 O0 ana ~, y
NJ. ard - IS ght Acc mn d1 10 j. 80 a Al ~ Z
~. 10 and o. p. n. SunI'ys Expr'ss Ol5. a.o0
90 Limited and 10 a. M. = ~. D. D. 80, y ana
y. m. and - - night Ac'vmmo istnn. 100 p me-
Tram leNig NesA'rS da'y eAeup' sunday o. ~;
and II 10 M, l. :. t. !. D. ana 10 a. M. sild
700 =. sund,y' cQanect at Trenton Tor miel
1ickct Offices Nos. /. 49,. $40 and 9it Broadway l
AMI zoos OF ID sDru-s's ana Cortlanft Sta
Court.st BroOlY station. foot Fultnn.s,..
Brooklyn Station, Jersey Guy; Emigrlnt Ticket Once,
Castr Garden.
mo Nay.Yoril Transfer Company viii call for ami cheek
oaiPinS, 'vWn' W., $40 J. T. WOOD
Csrcrnl Nauoarr General Pa-s'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-30

new 2ad Regiment Armcry. Is pushing the WORK on on
the plans night and day, and expects 10 DC caoy io'
The advertising for bids by October Is.