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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-31

eb Mess az quoted prI,ss M.ss at s1t 2ss
and Family Mess. fi6as1s s.. ,BEEF-In Ugh: Dc:
Packet sass so Der barrel and sio6si2 so
nss 'cy ri Tq g eu 50 RF scg.s here
and sl4 5odsl6 for winter packed here CUT NEAT
s %s n there i,s ans on asGri g
average, 34c, % do 1oc Picked Hams are quoted
sS1ssd R hsasd ils no
attraction here whatever. and prices remain nominal
LARD-oontnued the upward course Packers a. .ns
the advance in wheat had stimulating influence Inc
gain here for the day is 1918 points With nrmness .se
stun here 10 10 points but tradins was
sh f I , gos' h snd spS Quoted
tnen loo South August closing At soss
yssa so tea GG'59E closing 1873
m aT and P ssan sS s' SaF q %
decided S. s sss s 9fe d har u
12SsG pny , 1sd ssssSTg
With hs continued i SOW mevement STATE fsssoy
s k Fa1c s %G ohS a s So and
'S ssefs1 n 5sis E Western i5ss
sUGAn-For raw stock the demand liehs and
y1qes Largely Nominal At Al S5 ss o- tG "a No. s
rugal Refined dull tho tone rather esser On the low
ass Sc eg' Sat So
s4c 6onfectloners' :" 4" 5sa1 11.iec; STANDARD
es 1sf 9 5se SSTi 7 TslS oid st1 1eST
sTEARINE-Issrd Quiet UNCHANGED, CITY 11e West
90 900 Phdcpsa, ESQ, and 5000 Boston, ac
TSL1ow;-F!rmly hold. demand moderate. Prime CITY
quoted at 1884 Lac. Sales. 5000 at 1894 lac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-31
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Flour firm active. Howard Street AMI
CIV Mills 81 30 az So 25 93 7a
do RIO Brand. - so s. Pataosro Family s. Is 40 su
FuItz 81 colo; CHERRY s66q2c Western higher No
Winter Red spot 90h sso Gci do August 9OhSyosc do
quiet firm; White 90 Ss2c: Yellow 5785ge Western
e snS N. " pear '1e ~ AuS a aac
easier soutnern 80 $50 Pennyyania g @44c Western
quiet Prime at oS5ss Hay steady Prm. to Choice
Western sls oosl9 90. Provislons active and armeri
Sides packed u. es,c sacon~shonders INC Clear RID
sides s.c Hams Il ol4c Lard refined at 9'.e Butter
steady sssIsG Potroisam steady refined 7isc Coffee
s Coo :s a. sqs WI w.x.v ou az
81 26esi 2s Erelrhts to LiveTooo per steamer hrmi
1924 Toa s oq gaS 9 s.
Oats 10000 bush Rye 1000 bush. shipments-None
Boston July soFlOur Arm Common to Extra 50 o0a So
no White 400 shorts unchanged. ProvIns steady;
n sGTs sr' .Sf :'dT SS Sus NI saa steady
Hams in steady demand and frm at ell 5O9l2 10
At poe Eastern Extra Creamery zoe Cheese steady
New YORK and Vermont Extra &C. Eggs steady IN haht
isc. Receipts Flour $500 bbls and 200 sacks Corn
$4,000 bush Oats $4,000 bush Shorts lo2 tons
BTrsG JTy hsr all ,S d5 say
at stsS94 &c No Northern Duluth &c over sales OF
over; salss OF 10 bush 90 e93.c no No
No White Michigan in tho marxes No. oregon White
at so.9So'.c closing at sPo5S eyer Ghsa s Ans1s.
White 2sS 20 Mixed ps 81 &c FCur asy .o R Rsit
feed drm Winter srsD slsSis oo spring DO si4 $50
sl4 rs Cornmss steady. Oatmeal steady. Canal ireghts
f flour bis wS Ssa S1 bush Corn Sooo
bush oats $4,000 bush shipments by RAl-Flour 200o0
bush Canal shpments-wheat $1,000 bush. Corn l5sooo
bush
CHICAGO July SO-rhe leading future, ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-31
COTTON MARKsrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. Julv go D m.-cotton-The sales o. the
iaY included $500 bales American Futures osed steady
upands. Low Mhdling elAnse. Jny delivery. Ss-o4d
BUYERS July delivery 356id buyers
September delivery SO6.d buyers. September and
Octoser delivery 1884 sellers october November
delivery 1884 November and December delivery
lo04d. December and January delivery LOCAL
sellers January and February delivery. 5lOD4d sellers
September delivery. 30-64d sellers
GALVESTON. July 3o-cott1n-steafy. Mddllng. 1919:
Low Middling 49, Good Ordinary sp. oct and
receDt bald. M naw) exports coastwsc. bales Sales
] Dale stock. ST. Dalea
NORFOLK July 50.-Cotton-Stsady. Miffling. l0h:
receipts 81 bales Great Britain,
4s5 baies coastvse 80 bales sales a. bales stock,
!, las bales
CHARLESTON July 30-Cotton-NomnlL Nldfling. o.:
receipts 81 baios coastwise bales
stock, 7s9 bales
SAVANNAH July 3o.-Cotton-stoafy and firm. Middiinr
10 Low Middlng g.; Good Ordinary. ot not and
roceipts 20 bales exports ooastrise - bales sales
bales. stock. GIL bales
SgwoRLxAsa July 0.-Cotton-steaiy. Midfnr lOis,
Low Nidflins oa.; Good Ordinary. So ard gross
receipts So bales sales so baIes stock 81 IL bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-31
IRE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The speculation in crude oil opened yesterday al
Saturdays closing prices and during the early tradngs
steadily rose. until advance OF is cents
was recorded This proved to be the highest figure OF
the day AMI from then until the close OF the market
prices declined the closing figures being only 1s higher
than the opening price. The advance on reports
that well had been opened in Greene County,
Penn which gave promise OF yielding from 100 200
barrels per day Subsequent advices failed 70 corrob-
such report and statements that IL was grossly
prices raided Dispatches from the
neld reported Fergus and MOrQan7er No. 4 wells
as not yet yielding any OIL, although sand had been
reached The market The market was quiet all day
at both Exchanges numbered SOC, 900 barrels
Uhe range Of prices and the total dealings were as
fellows:
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEVES-Receipts yesterday and to-day were go
ears Of 4773 head-4o cars direct to Fast Side slaughter
houses; 106 az 60th-st. Of which 81
consigned 70 Mr.. Eastman, 33 cars to J. Stern and
local stock and at Jersey City 124 carloads
(ncludlng 20 OF Export Seers Twenty carloads
carried at the last named market-place
Saturday, that the total offerings close 125
carloads
Texans, Colorado Steers and Poor Fair Natives
stuted the bulk Of the supply with Good Cattle rather
scarce and very few Prime and Choice Buocks in the
yards Common and Medium Cattle sold slowly,
and prices shade lower than Friday but Good
Natives mot with very fair demand and were trihe
firm. Fully 30 carloads were 10 sell at ! D.
Texans and Cherokees sold ut SO l5ds4 per 100 n /:
Colorado Cattle @4d$4 80 Poor 10 Prime Native Bui
locks 81 l0Gs5 90 Choce s6ds6 20. Two carloads
Indiana Hefers sold at So o. and several carloads OF
Bulls 50 80 to 80 very few exceeding 50 s0)
Shipments tomorrow 1000 quarters Of Beef in the
Nevada.
This weeks shipment Of Live Cattle and Sheep and
Dressed Beef and Mutton as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-31

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-wih the decidedly
Rodes nssss on S an 1 ADVANCE Of Iesi5c T6s
+; is moderate export trade seSs''d ana
sales 2l.soo bhs including 1900 bis ciy NM Extra
IS SS P T4,ri E = ss e %s Ss ss Ea
s 10 4 Mn r1 a W:. s faa s. sgsi &C.
Ea,s6ts' a s0as5 io Low Extras g sSSsa o. Winter
Ea39 f. ;'fs sss:'
4 ;. sds IS eSsst q GqnY to
1' @ 6 r Eas s' sc.5 so Ss Good to
foTE5taSy %%d::asIy sstivo E sss; ss BPS
sissdy. Islis$ Western sg9tfd j. sSsss IS and
II e s9f S %Ss Ss wss s1ss % aS de-
caed unsettled today The trading in spot lots G CSs
bushels, and prices advanced s4aS I!c Slty
The op.9ns widely S iS the entire
I SDs adnS esoss
5o change. GS dS ssy6s a
a %iTagfsS s,S5 sai t :.- ~ $
HafF'd d. k &asu siS 81 at 'S;Ps
95 So. closing at 95 10 Do NoysmbeS % s4 i ~
81 49, Do vf Max 9 ,Da HSmb3 closing at b 3 q
coRN The hFm s IN Wheat eSy in df the day but
b,isk is moderate First sales were at rise Of 1c
later prices settled back s.sa1 lao and closed at
near the bottom TIE well maint ainsd
and shippers took 10000 bushels. Sales, 1s9i,ooo
bushels future 600 bushels spot and arrive In
Guiding ungraded mixed at $3.50 10; No. q 80 IL
delivered; 56 34d57 elevator; 80 l2 delivered SO $50
August SO $500 - closing at 80 IS do september.
closing at SO "a do November, 80 1888 81 closing
SO DC December 50a5O "a, closing at 80 1-s
OATS-Orered no new atures. Supplies large and
R 9 cSns shade ow s S dull sgd
future $4,000 bushel. spot. including No. az 80 do
White 80; No. .. 36d3G 10: do White 4os4O 10:
No ! White. a. Mixed Western 3563S: White do
4od5O; No. 2 July IS 1-sa35 l2, closing at IS 3,s;
closing at 90 do October % SIS closing At % SIS
DO White July. 40 closing at 40 DO September 81 50
CHANGED 10 =, soaso so n go 50 H. $3.50 a 100 M n,
95dlOO; Sharps 105dl10; Rye Feed 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-31

"a n at % Isl 11o Psnnsylysni. o. 90 n ct sei 40
kentucky DO. IS 12 n at IS 50; 500 DO, 90 n. az 81
D. Harrington: y State Sheep, 90 y. at - IS; 102
PENNSYLVANIA do SO n at ~ so 20 do. g nat a 49, IA
Territory do. 102 H. at 81 232 Pennsylvania Lambs 50
n IS 332 DO 90 ~ a. 60 LIS do. 81 n. at % Is
walsh Kirby 8 Co 80 State Sheep. 90 n. a. a: ISL
state Lambs 81 n. az s0 %
yeliire. Wright Ca. 35 State lambs 90 n. a. g.
Dienback q Dewey - STATE sheep: "a n. az g.
HOGs-ReceDts were "a cars OF 7.0s9 bead-25 %
Jersey City and &c at 40th-st
Market firm and higher. with reported sales % 900
90 IS Der 100 n.
eo 81 per 100 n Rouzhs. 296 n. at IS S.
NJ Collins: s State Hogs. 200 n. at 60 40 100 q.
SPIRITS or TURPENIINE.
cHAsLrsroS July 30.--rurpentine firm at 80 10
SAVANNAH. July 30.--TurpentiDe firm IS 33gc
WILMINGTON JAY 30.-Turpentine rrtn at 33Asd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-31
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET

LONDON. July 3o.-A p m--con.os 80 e.le for money
gage trustees Certncates 49,; Erie. PTS MexLan
Ordinary. AZ; st. Paul. Common, 1885, Reading. S3's
Pennsylvania, $50
The OF discount In the market for three months
bills IL Is. cent and for bills y per cont
Paris advices quote per rentes at 50 francs ~
centes for account and Exchange London at 20
francs 80 centTes for cheeks
Bar silver Ia quoted at AZ 3-l6d per ounce.
The amount OF bullion into the Bank Of Eng and on
balance to-day Is 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-31
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JULY 81, 1888
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COTTON-For spot lots the market was NOT changed
and the demand was light Sales S25 bales al for con
sumption port receipts to-day aggregated $50 bales
comparing with LAG bales this day last week and 26o
corresponding day last Since septem-
1.-THE beginning the crop year. the receipts have
aggregated ISL bales against 1874 500 bales for the
Quotations based tho American standard OF ciassnca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-31

COFFCE-For Brazil growths the MARKET was dul ana
nominal a round concerned. though the
iobbing movement toerably active: Aside from
few small saes IN Maracaibo and possibly Mocha. the
mder grades neglected. The speculation was very
dull the reaching only 10000 bags, while values
without decided change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-31
NEW YORK STOCKS

The contract stocks follow
n: :es Be-: G sss: @ 4
No. MiIed Corn. 2i.2o6 Inc $3.50 ll45691
10 Mite sSGS Dec Dec i' ssi 5S
Comparative stocks of graia in New York Brook
lighters on certificates: '-- "''- Al Runway
va,. sa l III l5ses ,5S,sP lssHsas
6si. bun Sa 1850 1859 6 52 ls $685.
Malt bu..~ 3isl65 33s.2G7 23s3G4 27S446
Total. b. i76Igs0 g40sO20 6.52O.5os 4,lOo. s57
Anoat here July %, 1888
Wheat bush. 10000
on sow
IDarey
Total bush .-............... 10000
during Week ended O jay s. 1888 D''''''a
Ss.'York Produce ESchaage statement of the visible
supply saturday July 20 1883
wheat 22Issse7 5s5os4 Decrease
o Sss sesasso .. ssS SsS
barley 6a,h i-.. 1875 -'Doo 1880
Visible supply the United States and Canada
jugs. JrIy2i. J1ly9O. July 81.
5s5 81 5:5sS i3siT5s
isPs l5Iss5 f sss ss sdsss
HAY AND sTRAw-The market continues dull and
value; are without important chance Hay-Cheiee
soc clover mixed. 65S75c clover. 55a05c shnpng 80
ae5c suaw-Lone rye. 00a95c: short rye 75c; oats
HOPs-Dun and wi;hou. change of moment New York
mon 79sc Pacific Coast; croD lsS7. sdlOc: do 1soC
MoLAssEs-In boiling stock tho movement was
hFs ara ysgff weEs nominal o,o,, advance Of
I b,r sales 20 tons snd seasem6er zoe. cor
P1R-hirm but ouiet Sales $4,000 n January at
II
Sales Is tons seDtember at I,se -. :.
mand sGe hg. beyond Few small sales no business Of
oILs-Dnll and with the exception OF lard UNCHANGED
Lara Lar hr% at e4c quite free movement in Menh1fsn
fully .,LsoO bales. Quotations cottonseed
s sggde Wiz Sumner Ynow pm ts9tS lee sum
fGss raw sS ety. So cG s S s2 %s 5
MsnaadeR crude ssusi 25e Tht pressed 2ae esaehed
natural vilr ess7oss seacSed winter rug 75s9Se
& sa sDns .sshc s Nne Noa Ss ss
ee.eh;s &c SEQ elephant 9eashsd winter SAC Red
OCEAN FREfGmTs-TsEen ALTOGETHER an active
be a OF late 3 ass Bra &c;
MaSTSo LysTpos steam hence hence a6 cog bushels
is ID zoo bbli SOs2, Is 3D. 10000 SKIS Sosf chiefly
au aS Gssh g. ID 81 6oS ooSs sS
70. ' S.o,l '9o DEs. provisions - O. f1o R.
A3e'ly 600 81: a. and ne ;a w steamer yS tho
ors A.. and the British steamer csmeiia 1000 ora,
A. l 1-2d., with the privilege of Rouen. A.. Cd.
PETROLEUM cHARTERs-Unlted Kingdom CONT
nen hence the Norwegian bark Queen Of tho East prio
1900 bols refined private terms United Kingdom. hence
s as or s gas.d FG s sSS s .:s, hSs s
september Or October loading, case oil and general
hence the British ba,k Luxor general eargo; Cayenne
from Boston bark Garth ice, private brunswick,
hence the schooner vsftIna, rails III IS River Plate,
fr0m Portland the British bark Adde n. Cam, lumber,
el2 BusnOs Ayres. hence. the bark Olive Thuflow,
foItsu pi,a. the brig M9snni general cargo ST. Lueia
terms Demsrara- from Kings Ferry, The brig Abbie
Cll1ord private terms ta EVer fron; rernA tne
from ST. Johns, Spanish steamer HUGO. desis. Sos
Cork orders from Johns n. B. three British barks.
6esls sos.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES continues tho
West and market Is well maintained with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-31
WOOL SALES

AFrwKRP, July 30-There fair attendance at the
wool to-day and the demand for the better
qualities. the lower being neglected Tore were oheret
1900 bales Of which we're sold l.l5I bales OF Buenos
Ayrss sold at from 10 10 ls1 frAneA n-s In" su~-
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STEAMBOATS,.

A TROY BOATS, lighted throughout BY
escsr,c lss cennee NTH spsca s5PTes: sr,ns fIs
PLACID, sll Adirondack and other points on DELAWARE
AMP III, HeGDsoN c or FdTCMBuRG RhlgsyS sssspsf
foot ChrstOpherst daily except Saturday. m. Sunday
steamer touches at Albany.
N ORWlCH LINE for Boston, worcester.
London. Norwich. Watch Hil and Block Island
EysT foot q , W,ttsss. !nsIs pier ssoys Dee
This has uneauaed facilities for handling and dstrib
utlns freight throughoqt New Ensland ons steamer
Tickets and State Rooms 207 2e1 s37 s07 9ef
broadway, 10 and 10 Greenwich St. 153 Bowery Ia
rookiyn Courtst 3s3 washineton.s and AL fuiton-
g. W. BRADY. Aren't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-31
STAIN ED.

Good Ordinary g GIG Lev Middlms 1919
option trading was only moderately active but very
Irregular though foreign adyicss were quito firm
Closing prices decline for the day OF points
July points August and lag points on the other
months Sales 81, 900 bales.
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stock

Refined oil remained unchanged at all points at l-e
cents per gallon, Abel test The foreign markets
Elm at unchanged quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-31

The business in State bonds was covered by
sales of Missouri 6s, 1888, at 100 5-s. OF city
bank stocks, American sold (2jl at 172 IL ana
The general bond market was quiet with little
change in prices. Erie second 6s sold at 9s &.
New-York, Chicago and ST. Louis As were firm
at 92l-2 Philadelphia and Reading As sold at
SO 5-saSS "a. Green Bay, Western and St Paul
incomes were firm at Al. Missouri. Kansas and
e. Fort Worth and Denver firsts were steady
at about 81 7-6. Midland Of New-Jersey frsts
sold up to ia. Richmond and West Point IS
were active at about o. Reference Is made to
our full report Of bond sales.
In unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Ex-
change. Cotton Seed Oil certificates were more
400 at "a I-2a35, New-York Mutual Telegraph
30 at OF l-2, Western Union Isl 2. 900 at 90 rs
acc "a, and Mount Desert Land 1000 at 81 ? IL
ss2 25
it was easy at la1 l-2 per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as fol
lows: Exchanges, s56,Sl4,464; payments,
So, s31, s24.
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor at the
Clearing House $405, 632. Its net gain on bal
ance on Saturday and to-day was 1927. q, made
mn by gains Of 81 23,1 o. currency and SlO4 163
coin. The two days operations covered Receipts,
81 O2l 800: payments, So, 1913, 403; resulting III a
general balance Of s1s4,1 "a, 24l. consisting of
ia, 253,577 coin and sle,s7O,66 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
oe,I ed to-day $3.50, 900 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were sS04, $50 and the
internal revenue receipts were 1914 6o4.
To-dav's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as fol-
lows. - ~ D,.-...
Ne. 1old on hand 1892 0eo s19o 1S 965 Dec s2s7 3
Net silver on h'd 53,36O.N7 o3oso oof Deo ii'oo"
Net legal tenders ooo.oo,-, o-z
hand.-...... 39,S4OG6O 5J,SIoV4" ihc 'o''"'
actual cash in
Treaeu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-31

DePoslis Ia pdhks Sf'oA''"f' oo'e-,
Net 1899 98 37 $3.50 so7 Dec 800 o4o
The foreign exchanges open weak and rates were
reduced without muating the demand we re-
wise quotations for business as follows BANKERS
bills "a IS 1-2 and "a 81 l-2 for long ana
short sterling respectively; 5.21 Ia ana 3Io "a
for francs; 95 SO and 95 "a for reichmarks;
40 IA and 40 ~ for guilders.
In London, British consos declined is 10
90 Gle for both money and account: In tne
open market money for discount Of bankers DlIls
gained 3d. 900 bullion on balance. Bar silver
rose to AZ 81 Cd per ounce English STANDARD.
Amrxiear railways opened lower and decIlncu.
but not to the equivalents OF Saturdays nome
nrices later partially recovered and closed hrm.
AT Paris French per cents declined To $685. l-2;
Outstanding holders Of all classes OF stock and
bonds affected by the plan OF reorganization OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company are
given final notice to deposit their securities with
sss, IL they wish to participate In the benefits
thereof.
RAILROAD EARNINGH
FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE
N,~,., ., ,,u.. 9sl 36l 86l
I'M ss5 ~ 1875 ;Isss s1sS
EAST TENNESSEE VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
F Fs ss' s:s sss
GEORGIA PACIFIC.
Third week In July $500 SsdSsi
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS AND OMAHA.
S Ssa 81 Of fun %.: ..essi
Ian q luna no.. PeaQ.s97 2ss5.s52 2sse2sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-31
DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS

Landing Cranston's west Point, Cornwall. NsvburR.
Mari6 Milton Pous nkeepsie sad EsoIuA ceansctns
with Ulster and Delaware Stony Glove CatskI Mountain
and Kaaterskil railroads Steamers CITY OF KINGSTON
md JAMES w. BALDWIN ieave every DAY at
r. pier foot OF Harrson-st, N T., Saturday,
when cry OF KINGSTON leaves az D. m, landing
special train for all Summer Resorts through the Caskin
Mountains Leaves Rondolt Sunday nights at IL o'clock
arrival OF special fast train from the mountains arriving
at Now. Yor O. a m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-31
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

The only uIFttL LIiS 70
PORTLAND Ne, and COTTAGE CITY, Mssa
Eleanor every satudsy cOn m , Z. porua1 ana
Orchard Poland Spring. White Mountains Passport 81
John and all points IN Maine New sna S~aHae
a. Excursion 81 Bar HarDor, IS; Excursion as In.
Guiding berth In state room For ueiShs anu passage
apply 10 UORATIO HALL Agent. ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-31

BALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND
PEIR0LEUN EYCkANGK.
STOCEX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-31
no. 2

Cash quotation. we're a, ,oIlows-Vo. sn-ing Wheat
al 500. No. Spring Wheat nominal No. Red at
No. Corn at 451c. No. Oats a. 28i7c. M Rye
a, +5c No Barley at &c, 20 flaI seed at
sl4 45sl4 so per bbL Lard at IS % per 100 u.
SIDES loose at 3 As DrY saltei shoulders
boxed 81 1901 40. short Clear Slies boxed s9es9 10
Whlskey distillers finished goods 81 20 per gal
Cut Loaf sac; Granuatei Sc. Standard "A" 72c-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-31

HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
Ii DAY LINE STEAMERS
NEW-YORK AND ALBANY.
DAILY Except Sundays)~
Leave Brooklyn, Fulton-st- (by Annex 90 n.
New-York, Vesiry-st- Pier $40
-" NewYOrk. West o2d st Pier 200 ..
keepsie, Rhnebeck. Catskil and Hudson
Returning, leave Albany b: 80 Q. N
nna BAND attached TO each boat
Connections
with down da- boat
Rim EBEcK, BY ferry with Ulster and Del. R R for
resorts Catskills.
CATsKILL with special trains Catskiu Mt R h
HUDSON with Boston and Albany T. + Cor Chat
ham, Pittsfeld &c.
ALBANY, with N. 7. Central and II. R. p R for
Utica, NIAGARA FALLS. Buffalo, and the West; with
aud bany r. r and Fitchburg y r for Boston,
with D. and II. Co.'s r. r. for Montreal and the Norsh
and with SPECIAL TRAINS TO AND FROM SARATOGA
The New-York Transfer Co. viii call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences
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Ocean Steamers.

A NCHOR LINE. y. S: Mail Steamships
N NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL
s. 5. CITY OF ROME sails Wednesday, Aug. g. q. NJ
and every fourth Wednesday thereafter
Cabin, $50 $50 and $50. Second class $50.
GLASGOW. VIA LONDONDERRY.
Furnessia, August 4,3 Anchora August is, p NJ
Ethiopia Aug H. e. n Rev nne Aps rs m
or BELFAs1, Cabin. $50 AMI $50
Second class $50. SteeFage. 500
Travellers Circular Letters OF Credit and Drafts for
amount Issued az lowest current rates.
For book OF Tours further information apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green n Y
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Bonds were offered TO the Treasury to-day to
the amount of s202, 900; As at 127 l-4al % 1-2
and 1-2s at 1O7.40a1071-2 The Secretary ac-
cepted $50, 900 4 LES at 10740a10743. In the
local market Governments were dull with the
quotations as follows:
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IJRON lDENCE LINE.
THE NEW ROUTE FOR BOSTON,
PROVIDENCE, WORCESTER and all points Worth saA
East, via Boston Worcester and
WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS
A through parlor runs from steamers wharf -
Fabyans without change. stopping principal intermediate
points
Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MAssAcHUsErrS
leave Pier 30 N. r. foot Of warren-sr, ct 8 30 p
daily except Sunday connecting steamers wharf with
express Boston leaving a. arriving Boston
715 an Wagner parIor equipment; full nights
rest shcrt ride renowned orchestra
steamer. Baggage checked through
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STOCKS OPENING STEADY.

Slight FL UCTUA TIONS NOTED.
srRENGTH EXHIBITED IN THE CLOSING
HOURS.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-JULY 80.
THE GENERAL LIST
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income
5000. ..4Os.
lO.OO0-...-4l
Gull Cola ian he
lst
5000 1871
IL & Tex Cent 1
Main line
Trust receipts
30, 900.
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ITO NEW HAVEN, 75c.
Il EXCURSION good days. q -
Steamers g. Fl, NORTHAM and CONTINENTAL ieavs
Peck slip. Pier IS E. r. 2 and IL o. m Sundays
II 3 M connee,ing q. Nsw Haven With special trains
oKE, &C. Through tickets sold and baggage checked a
e44 Broadway. New York and Courtst. Brooklyn
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q UION LINE.
~ UNITED STATES NAIL sTEAMERA
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIyERPOoL
Leave Pier 49, N. R. foot Of Kng.st
NEVADA j.. Tuesday. July 81. II q. "a.
ALASKA Tuesday. August z. 80 !. m.
WYOMING Tuesday, August 4, 9 80 a. M
ARIZONA Tuesday. August 81. 4 80 D. m.
WISCONSIN Tucsdev August D. 0 m.
Cabin passage: $50; geo $50 and s1oo Second Cabin
A. M UNDEEHiLL 4 CO.. IS Broadway ". z