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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-17
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOURTRAC9 TRUNK LINE

largest and Finest Passenger Station In America
80 a., m, Rochester Express dFawing-room cars !"
Saratoga, Lake George and Montreal spsc,si
rIatts5Gfs and Montreal; ass 70 St. Al61nS vo,,,
Creek schroon Lake Blue Mountain Lake &C. Drawing
'OD = 80 a. M. FANoys vEsTIBULED CHICAGO AND
ST LOUIS hINiTED eoIpSssd an eIns cars s
A AnsnI Sse Isd,naUo ana Toeeo arriving 40
chGagc O. 80 H. ST. Louis az p 81 IsAS 1y II,
ronJo Cleveland caenns'i Indianapolis Detroit and
Chicago also or Saiat,gs "a norm Al5aoi i0'1A
80 wesa SewY9Fs ana f Nofas5 EAS gs,.s
Adams &C. Da% Saf' +, roy on Saiu2ars only
arriving saratoga 0:35 D. m DTawngroom cars ana
80 D. m Saratoga and Ute, special. with drawing
room c,rs t. Albany Troy and Saratoga Runs through
I" AZ p H. HccommodaJan % Albany and Troy Con-
meets nr Willamsogn North Adams and intermediates
p0..e D. n, Fast Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis Ex
fono Via LcSiston steamers and Cleveland. Cincinnati.
indianapolis Louis Detroit and Chicago with Sleep
10 ' p m TOR CLAYTON daily including sunday; tor
cars to clayton and Paul smiths via Utica aud r.. w.
% fss ana aad cnqaiq v. f FsEs
e eac s sanay sladay a does VEST Albany
30 70. ler Acironaass Mouni i Lake ch.,ty'
Lyon Mountain Lon Lake sa.al3c;; IS9 smith Go
Via Pat'us and Chaieaugly Railroad also to L.
sernc, Aorl Creek sehioon L@G b.us Aionhe-h LAKE.
g., yin saIaiq.a a.l & XIV. 80 e, ''ep''- cas-
NeY igS 'SrecI Sleeper arrives Rochester 40 m.
ru1rifio a .9j n m and Cleveland rs p.
@fiI 80 h. IN Fast Night Express for lchheld SPRING.
Roc1a.r Buffalo, Niagara FATS Toronto. Cleveland.
Cincjorai indauanos 81. LOUIS Detroit, end Chicago,
with stepping Sleeping cars u Canandalgua 90
i'loit Adirondack Mountain Special for Saratoga
Iase George, Pattsburg. Loon Lake, Saranae Lake.
PAU Smiths &c.. also iOr sharon nprnge O1Opersto~n,
ami p-rlt,iI Strings. Slceunc-cars 10 Albany
rrefs ana spaco dr1 vin--rOOm and sleeping
sale a. GIand Genital Staon fl3 80 lnd 9i2 Broadwayi
- t'% c,,,i,, Now Yorr: 333 washington and 73o
Fulton sts Brooklyn. and 20 4thst, Williamsburg.
We.osf. Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels residences .o,.,-
~ a iIGf-lFY HENRY MONETT,
General Guperintentent General Passenger Agent
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Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
- FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER.
lime or 1

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
- FOOT OF LIBEKrI STREET, NORTH RIVER
Fer puILADELpIiA ana TEIaNT0N. Bound BraoS
Route az f', = IL a ~ 80, 9G' 80, 80
Trains leaving a, :, :i5. II n, go &. 80, 80
vile, etc a. N: FOR Eason Bethlehem, Allentown.
Msuch- Chunk, Rel1ng, Harr sbuig etc 49,
- d. III for Lake Hovatcol - E9ston Bethlehem and
% a. m. for Pennington, Easton Bethlehem, Allen
5 80 a. N. Tor Pennington. Lake Hopa,cong Esston.
ton. Reading. Harrisburg Potsve ramaqua. ShamoEin.
D. n for FIenington. Ia ston bethlehem Allentown.
Magch Chunk lieadng Hapris3urg etc .- ..,.
80 p. m. for Remington Lake Hopatcoag EastOn.
100 aud : 30 p m. for somerville and Termination.
Chunk, Reading Harrisburg, etc. On SUNDAYS at 80
=" T. H. s15 30 II Is a. m, 40 2:ao $3.50. T. 30
$50, 6:15 p. m SUNDAYS, 900 d m, 700 p m.
S 5:so ii 3I Is a. m, 49, $50 80 D.
WOOD, Manchester, Toms River Blrnecat etc. -.
cr4v a. vp5an5 80 Bagetoh io' b'''h maven
90 GOO IS 30, 10 80 II rs a. m, 30,
30 . 80, 200. 30, 40 ,. IL Sundays.
For MoNM6rTH TAiE gAcEs on TUESDAYS THURSDAYS
1850 p m i'9 1H6T Gar T di2a' Bo 2o P m
For LONG RR6SSNciIEEir 926EEYY GROVE etc.
For Highland Beaea, seabrsbt Monmouth Beach and
ns E so 30 30 n 100 su gdSy y s SS 90 a. Go
For Tlberon Asbury PARK ocean Grove etc. :oo :oo
For MONMOrTH PARK RACES on tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays, :Oo 100, IL 100 a. NJ, u rs, 100
For Atlantic Highlands 30 100 a m Il 90 Saturdays
For lakewood Tons River AMI Earnegat 80 700 m,
TcEets ara Paror Car seats be procured at r. AS
s3l. GA lItQ l52S Bio2d"ay ~ ethaEe 20 Wet
FG, St. IS broadway, Brooklyn. -, -.
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TIE SITE or TRIDE

baltimore. July lG-cotton was firm Middling loSc.
Flour steady Howari Strest All Western su2eTnne
500 CITY Mills Superhus - 30 90 Extra do 81 20 az
S pc a a'f Pasu S 50 QUIET firm FuE
s. Longberry - Gguc Western strong. nrn No
August sjis 5J.c do september 80 sd.c. Corn
southern nrm; White. 66 e6,c: Yellow 5gG5Qc West
qnio AMI Mxei spot 50 c July pa 55 &c
August 33h 055c scnemoer oJc asked oa,s qnlet anu
steady southern 20 ai5e Pepnsyyana tos i5G western
steady PRIME A. % 95Jc Hay qni.t Frme 70 caoiCe
Mess PORK sl4 80 Eak shoulders loose &c; Clear
Rib packed Sic Bacon-shOuliers shc. Clear ko
Ter seliv at il a .Uc Eggs were hrm Western packed
az - a pc Petroleum urn iehaei az ale So ne,
re Copper Feansd rn i5asi5ac whsxev steady at
oSS n d Tr' Ber ton Gram
fono bills Wheat 5000 BUSH Corr loo Das1 Nats
sales-wheat $50 900 bush. Corn 81. 200 bush
BUFFALO July l5-wneat-No Hard active and hrm
sc OYER Chgas9 Angus an nnqrigs aSSo0S al. Of
10000 bush special so NorIhsTn at SC Winter w1es,
bush No Loneberry at g5c White oregon At % &c
.e Sr. h h' N S's Ys S''Si IN No Yso
40 @ss',c 20 is',e Oats o"eF ensnd sooa N1 AMI 7
Flour quiet IN light demand! Best Palsa. spring - %
- o. Best Winter 81 80 % MiIiieed nrn; inter b,n
Oatmeal steady Canal freight. higher Wheat &c corn
2ac; Oats a4c. Rec-ipis Flour 54,OOO bbls Wheat
shipments ny RalFour 10000 bbs Wheat lcuOD bush
Corn $4,000 bush. oats 5noo0 bush Canal shpmenis-
Wheat slOlc bush Corn 100000 bnah Data $4,000 bush
BOSTON. July lB-Flonr unchanged Corn quiet steady
4ge44l shorts quiet aud unchanged Provisions quiet
haiter st.9dy IN lar demand Ms,iern Extra Cfeasty
Nsw.YorK and Vermont istra se Egg. steaay in lsht
isahq aaer1 akF sdo bb anS ~a az Corn
10000 bush oats 1900 bush shorts 81 tons
MryyEAPoLA July Id Yhest-Resepts. day. ISL cara;
ssl:ss ss . so e July z. say DE- ass 70
fs'ss On ssss-so. I.rs $40 No. Northern 81 sa
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of co.aands ana

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Co.tands ana
~ q 10 a. ~ Tor CataSauqua and Intermediate points
a. n for Geneva. Lyons Elmira, Rochester. Buffalo
and West and principal local points Chair car 70
rlmiea.
D. N. for Tunkhsnnock and intermediate points Chair
ra- ~ TunEhannock Connection Beading and Harris
burg. - ,,, ,...-..,,..
mint. Char L. and 3. Junction
az d. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate polnt2
Conncction to Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car 20
MHi1 n ~ fS- Geneva Lyons F7mira Rochester. But-
tslo and the West. Pullman sleeper ~ Lyons.
s rs D. n for Laurays and intermediate poirts-
Trains leaving az q. NJ, p. m and 3 40 p m con-
meet all points IN Mahanoy and ae,on coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS
n m Tor Msuch Chunk, EaIleton and intermediate
as p. m for coplay and intermediate point. ~.
7 D. m for Geneva. Lyons, Elmlra, Rochester. Buff
falo and the Pullman Size per Lyons
General Eastern oeice 235 Broadway.
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Totals mths s4634O5 $50 $500 6os os 477 69 90
A REACTIONARY TENDENCY SHOWN.


The stock market to-day was of reacuonary
character There was marked disposition to
realize profits accrued during the last week and
that was sufficient to cause some decline IN values
but in addition to that there a forced mar
kcting of some 10000 to $4,000 shares for ac-
count OF. an operator who rctircs from the market
entirely because Of Ili-ncalth and by adVicc OF
LIS doctors preparatory TO going away. \ portion
OF his holdings were of stocks when are among
the mactlycs and the forcing OIL safes OF lc4'
helped materially temporarily 10 WeakGn lns
market. Added 10 that the leading neaf',
when they saw prices weakening came IN 10 hcip
the market down By additional sales OF phdhtoLi''
The result is Il reaction Of about ! per cent from
the highest pticcs-a reaction which mas Dech ddN
predicted and expected by "A mnl0riy OF Operators
s.ncc Lass Wednesday, when -. Laul ciOscd al
Ge l-4-tO-neht after the reaction the stock cioScd
AT ~ j.. lhe change, IN prices s'heIaIlA ; iio,
with those shown Tor ~. PauL r.,
The general conditions which have cohtfollcu
the market Nalucs since bear manlpuiau0ns
ceased 10 be cfectUal are unchanged. Inc uay
reports OF home crop prospects are more ehcouI"7-
ing than any statements preceding them, Wlnlc
the European adyices are sui more emphatic III
their indications OF large foreign demand lof
surplus products. Carelul oJsTIferi
OF the loan market were surprises
this morning that the buying ana
selling oi stocks last Friday and Saturday WIS
not reflected in lcssencd demand 10 borrow si0cISS
Tho loan market was full as usual ana the de-
nand TO borrow only little less than 1t has been
heretofore. The indications were that %h3IeVer
a9d been principally supplied by new speculative
CeIeure Of the same character Today dealings
unouestiOnobly have added materially to that IN
tcrest II Is 50 natural TO calculate lha', aIItr
sucb advances as occurred last week sharp re-
action is due the temptation of daily traders to
sell is almost irresistible: The causes Of the pre-
,iops decline real fictitious or the causes for
nbanoc of sentiment, are not permitted TO DISTURB
tho theory that q sharp advance must be followed
by reaction To-day 1t was common TO near !, re ca
linz that landed in the statement that at ~ 81.
99,i lad advanced 10 per cent, and therefore
i 80 Of 3 or per cent was certainty. The
seo SUI - that St Paul since it was 81, never has
lacC - nor cent without suffering reaction Of
advance cont today IL reached 80 per cent for
the first time it passed 81 St Paul Of stock 5S
is h.ii,4 The market closed strong AT some
w whole marion from the lowest figures.
fe'O' TIE DAY IN THE BOND M N-AI .-
The offerings Of S S90a' The Il treasury accepted
amounnose@1a Is AT I27 The local market was dull
oo ndy LIMITATIONS were steady as follows
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
sn.l -. Ill-c IL "a
EXPORTS REPORTED IN JUNE.

Monday, July up. M
The preliminary statements of the exports Of
principal articles in June made by the Bureau
of Statistics show that the outward movement
of cotton breadstus, provisions, etc, live stock
and petroleum. last month valued at 81, co.,,
coo less than that of June, SS1. While cotton
shows gain Of s6,SOO.000 all the other
items show declnes-the value of breadstuls
being OF nearly 100000 For the twelve
months ended June 80 the exports of the articles
named were valued at $50, 100000 less than in
the preceding twelve months, but at sl4,2OO,OoO
more than for the twelve months ended June 80,
1886 The following gives the particulars for
June and twelve months of this year:
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MILWAUKEE. July 16.-Flonr steaiv Wheat quieti cash
da no. at 9eS onts steady No Whits at SJc Ryc
Prov we're e DG o Sn Mes por u cash and
:lS b. Lari"Jg at s. 20 r Aus se.S az = So See
w6s, c9e 6 u6 irs 5S s1 SsI
80 bills Wheat 1000 busL
PHILADELPHIA July lG.-Flour-llarxes steady. quiet;
Ws,,er1 ana Peaasyv1ai' 5los5aa' ,Y Sy9 ~
= 90 PenSsyvant RolisT Process, Il IoSss IS o1iD
Clear 81 i0Si 3i do do scr.isht sI4 al Co. indiana
Cleari lO9 3j DO dostc,slt;l i09l - >. LOUIS aud
3 81 Winter ' Patent ' FAIR to cIoco s. 30 Mnaeoi
Gear SO % o. 10 do straight s. - % Mn9e.eta PAT
Rye Flour steaay az s. IS for choice. Wheat market
rnr aie XeT 1N No Deitar Rcd in xpori elevator
for Iuly do FOR August $50 Sc; do for
september $50, SIC; do FOR october s7@57i2 e Rye
sales Of 400 ogs neg he mr. arrival Of season at e5c
e under bera SRSrn 2 local Ge emsad coS'nas
light futures dul. amt nominal steamer No Naked IN
do for August g S55c DO for september IS SIC:
October 30 n j6c. oatsrhe market for spot lots
rrled steady with ar local trade demanl Rejected White
40 ? White 42ec; No. White '2c futures qust No 2
White Tor July 4l29+laIc do for August 81 "a = l2s 90
Poa,oes urn, White potItoesJersey 5ee Goc sDas1
Tew Rose. CGlls b. 50 97jc: southern chil Reds
Reef city. Family per b)l. - 5o0s) - 10 ID Ptcx,t.
~ 90 Pors Mess: sl6 9o 10 Prip, Mes. Jnegg
lac. do : p. cured tierces ! OH 'qc; do do do
in salt 9ae0c Sides CleAr RbDei smoked g'90I9G
do. smoked. 7l907s.c- shou1ers pickle curet- 10 a.
9qc. 10 Breakfast Bacon lOpd lie. Lard hrm- CITY
R,ruer =}0JGq 50; 10 Steam no - IDS Butchers oos1
g 25us 80 Butter hru-Pennsvlvann Creamery Ezra
AZ zoe Western Extra at zoe b. G. and y.
Y Creamery I7c Western Factory u 81 nc.
Pacaing l2@lsc Eggs quiet steady Pennsyvania
nrsrs l7b1 Ice: nr-ts II lie Cheese steaiV
demand fair: Sew YORK Fun Cream 90, 9lOc; OHIO
Flat4 Choice st,3i DO Far u Prime 7a3@8*c Sugar-
Refined strong. Powdered "a Gr,nu.lrei 73ic. Feet
firm Winter Bran slj 5l95l7 0D'r ION retroie nm
firm TO Abel b0la 7i!c. Eecepfs-Flonr 1900
bhl,. WArat 4.5O9 bush. Corn 1890 Dush 5000
bush. shIpments- Wheat l2yO bush Corn 400 bush
oats II 800 bush.
August $3.50; september &c; December o6bc cora
17i4o Oats quiet; cash 3 iac. august 2Gc.
Ciovcrseei dull AMI nominal ReceptsWheat 1909 bush.
Data l.oOO bush SAipEcHjs-Wledt l3.0OO bush. Corn
l.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
uuoIArIoxs OF BRKYgs.

Good Prime at 81 40 asa oO anu
the average estimated at - 40
REEVES Receipts yesterday and to-day were 20
Of 1910 head-3O cars direct the abattors %
az GOthst OF which 81 were for Mr.: Eastman
and only 10 for j. Stern and 127 at jersey CITY
for the market
The demand for Fair to the Best Native Steers was
firm and iOaIjc per 100 n higher. Poor and Common
Natives and Texans were dull and about 1Oc lower.
About remained un-Od at
Texans sold at 80 056si 90 per 100 n Native steers
ranged from @4QsG and a few Colorado at SO 0OdS4 o.
Bulls. Stays aud Dry Cows. 40 25QS4
shipments tomorrow, 300 quarters Of Beef in the
steamer Arizona
The weeks shipments OF Live Cattle and Sheep and
Dressed Beef and Mutton follows:
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As were easier at IS 81. Texas and Pacific firsts
were active at 95a05 Is. and the income seconds
at AZ l2a42 7-Sa43 Is. The issues of the North
ern Pacific and of all the Orcgons were strong
Reference is made TO our full and detailed reports
OF bond transactions.
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Ex-
change, Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold $1,000
at SO 5-sa37a36 IA. Duluth. South Shore and
Atlantic Il O0 at s, Mount Desert Land 400 at
So 25as2 81 IL and Kingston and Pembroke Iron
400 at SO.
The money market develops no change in its
character to-day money on call was In abundant
supply at l IL per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows; Exchanges, s65,9Ol,2O2; DalahceS'
81. 033, 076.
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor at the
Clearing House s44s, $50 It's net loss on balance
on Saturday and to-day was sl153, 645 made
up by coin loss of $1,000 Sal less a currency
gain of s243, 90. The two days operations COW
cred Receipts S4,SS0,sl2: payments,
S6.034457. resulting in a general balance OF
81 90 500 9O3, consisting of 81 ~ 7O4 coin and
$lS,5S6l99 currency.
REPORTS From WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington TO-
ceivcd to-day S35 600 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were 81 .Oso 9OS and the
internal revenue receipts were S623,3l1.
TO-day's Washington Treasury statement or casn
on hand and deposits in bank compares with tho
figures of the last previous statement as follows
July II. July 10. Differences
hand $50 $3.50 O23 1858 Inc sl3I.3C2
Net silver hid 5932G2ii 13,VO2,302 Inc. l5o,1Oo
Net legal tenders
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On ana 2 ger l., /! r.. 4 ~

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE o..,r,,
Trains leave New-NOr. via Dcsorosses and Cofuan's
HarEsbarg Ptts5STs and the West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached 90 m 80 Dnlng Iaf asd ?; M
qay Ss@h OK ana ana yesti1ulei Cars at oj
" aaa t9s1 aysn coanee a. Cory Tor Titus
Vile AID the OF Regions - 49,, or ,,,,,
Fer Fer N or.or o2 n 1@ and
OILY W. p H. H. sGadsys "a rs ia and 10 T. m
layton Express Of Pullman Paglor Cars daily exeeps
daily wiih Dining Car az 3 20 p m. arrive Wash.
ins9a g o5 o. Su and q S YO aa aaa i IS
night Sunday, q .l5 and u H. a 30 and p m and
For Atlantic City, Il 10 a. m. 700 and 90 m week
Fer t5Ie May. ! D. n. week days
Loag Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate s1-
s pooa o ~ q Wy imsD 20 8 and D No
on sunday rs, and Is a. IL and D. M. do 10,
For 0id FONT aud Norfolk VIA NcwYork philadelphia
and Norfolk Railroad p m, daly' Wa baiumofe
Boats Of Brooklyn knex7 connect with all though
trains Jersey City sfOrdDg speedy and direcs
transfer FOR Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave New YORK, DesbTosses ana
90 7.ao % CRsso LmSsd with Dining Car.
and 10, Washington Lmliei), and II a. m. y 20 :,
xcccmhodstoa 30 and Ii 10 a. n, 40 and ..
sundays EApress, 9 10 g Lime6, aIa X ,g 10.
Trains eay1s SswYork daily. sxcep, sunday at
and p N sundays colnect at Trenton Cor Camden;
Su s sd S+ d ts $40 ana and eaand. 3
Courst AMI Brooklyn Annex station. foot % Fultonst.
Brooklyn station. Jersey City; Em.gFans Ticket oeice.
re New. York Transfer Company will call 70, and
check baggage from hotels and residences ,,oo,
GSneraI Manager. General PSss'r Agent
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T:aIsi1;r v;:v lY s5 5 5S3S lSi
Tosis -. -, =. '-------''-'- "a 50s0 10 -
Boston Shipment, Tor work. -.i2.559. IBID. l
sae,-shc-msg cgyer IN as s re- >, l s cd
- do, 1905 d. az = s. u DO 1877 - al - d0 10 do
1913 d. at - 20; DO lib H. az - 20i 10 DO, l-gd
ar 50 10; do, 1902 m 81 6 o. d. 100 - al - %
Indiana 12ls %, s. 50 IS 90, 1910 %, at - 20
- do sss d. az - s. - Texan Bulls, 1913 n, at
- 90 Bgli,i i-lS RI az - 90 gy' 3D. al - ~
Do. 300 n. az 70 90; 10 DO 1903 H. at - % 80 DO
1902 H. az - co. - d. i2l5 H. az = % 10 d. 100 @
at ( 80 IS Tam $50 , az 3d. and vo.
49, Newton 1iitd 10 AlAel trils} Sana anu VI.
20 do iis2 u. at - 40 d.. l-72 % az IS 80 - DO
81 81 i ry a COW 6S 500 n, at 81
D. Waixcl - Illinois steers 1920 n. at So 30; 10 do
1916 r. at - -; - DO l--5 IL at 70 eOf 70 Texans
IT, : R5,enthal 10 KENTUCKY Steers 1912 H. at - so
Illinois d. 1856 n at % o.; IS DO 1913 r. a. s. 20
5o H. a: Il go Do, Isl b. IS Ci Texans SIS
s3daale.q % Ino. steers 1891 at 20 g. DO
1913 r. a; : ii5 d., 1903 H. az Il 50 81 colorado do
l's q. g IS Ktnacsy scef t2 i275 at So 80
d. i2ee 2 az g 40 "a. 40 ~ 6 a. 90 Hoo al
- CO. u d.. 1867 H. at 81 80 Bull, 1900 H. az - %
1 do. 1880 u; at e %. g., ,-., Co. go, - o.,
- Is 20 s a o To a. Z 5 Sc IS a. S2 1888 t al
g g. rs r a. = 80 p Do 1919 20 at 80 a. 2' Is 49,
- 50 Il Ohio do, 1905 d. at - 20; - 90 1901 D. at
D. Ncrhe1son: 10 Ohio stecrs 155s II. ar sc; : DO
al at ) s DO 1888 e. al ' = io Is d. ii3 r. At -
49, 49, 1859 1859 az 30 Do. I5s at j' Is d. 175
NIGH EeeeP,s , 30 3cad and for tho d week
s@Ge-t2 II C99na to Ss,l5 ~ 6oai Io AT con-
S. Demand dui al about steady RICE. wta ~ l' ,n IN
20 A.; myel lots of ealy, at lile ommon TO CHOICE
vea- at 3g0c and ,I ley EAt5 p st Calves 1-s
DO iei b. at = s5 81 d. i15 r. at = 3 70 DO - D.
= So lU. 2
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Railroads..

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
4NTrans leave from Chambersst Station week dsys
80 zoo 90 10 90 and II 80 a. m. -. 30,
90 80 10, 80. 30 $40, 90 10 80 D. m, y
midnight sundays 100 80 m. 80, 4. 80, is
D. m For Manuel Spring Valley, Monsey and Jsilnaas.
week days, 90. 10 100 m, 80. 40 D. m Slndsys.
Additional trains Crcssk and way, 0 40 q. On, As
p.
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THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
per North RIuer Nesscls and Ra.irOad5.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

COFFEE-In jobbing way there was quite goV D.,
business accomplished but disposition was sho"h 70
deal in round lots Brazil eIowths vert well ds
The basis of fair Rio spot Invoices MIA
were steady. Cucua quoted at 14al4 Il Sales 30 30
Porto Cabelo EN JOrgiana Anna a. 10 l-fc III '
speculative market there little disposition SHOWN 70
purchase but with lmer cable accounts final hsufeo ~
resented all advance Of D points Tor the u"y' S1'1''
81. 500 bags.
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OIL MARKETS.

on CITY Penn. July l6Natonal Transit certifcara'
opened at s9s. highest. " lowest 81; closed. u.
lt32 900 barrels clearances 25JO00O barrei rhlc
2S-53 OJ!s shipments 71372 barrels runs 4l7Is.
PrrrsBCRG. Penn Juiy l6-Perro,sl7l rather active:
National Transit certificates opened at S2 clDsI At go.
highest. s3+ A; lowest so p
TlTusvrLiE Penn July National Transit Certificates
opcir l. .i-Aost 3 =; lowest. % close 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-17

COTTON-Priccs for spot lots are not changed Due
supplies ARMY held. sales. 1s4 bales for consunploi
sumption. and o. speculative account also a,s Wc.h
NOT before reported. 594s bales for eApo-aid l-o3
for spinning. The port receipts to-day as9reA1
IsO2 bales. comparing with l2V1 bales THIS Day Iafp
week ana go the corresponding day last year
/ beginning of the crop year. me
receipts have aggregated 5456S37 bales comparing with
5lss. Jl3 for the cOrrcsI Ondug time last season
Quotations based the American standard OK classitca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-17
r1-nnpEAN FINANCIAL MARKEr

LONDON July lG-4 pm Atlantic AMI Great Western Is
mortgage trustees Certificates 81; Canadian Pacific. 20
Fre 26 do second cOlsos 90; Mexican Ordinary. 45 >
Paul Common, 72s: NewYork Central 1885,; MeXi-
first mortgage bonds, 69Ll
aivces quote cent rentes al 50 fraucs 40
centmes for the account
OF bullion gone into the Bank OF England on
balance today il 100000.
The rate the open market for shOr; bills is
and for three months bills 5l6O per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-17

STEARfNE-Has a light demand. western quoted al
10 lie. and oleomnrgarinc. l-Sc. NJ, L.
TALLOw-Quei, arm and unchanged. Prime city
quoted a. 4c. sales, 10000 n, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-17
corro> N,RKErs-BY TELEGRAPH


LIVERPOOL Iulv 1874 mcotton-Ihe sass s o. t
Upnnds Low Mlddling clause. July aeiNesa; 1Dgnst
rnlv and August delivery. 1884 BUYERS Angus.
ana s,ntember delivery, 256sd buy sep'enOet 49,
oc;obef delivery 2O.64d. BUYERS; OCTOBER an
de,verv 464d value November and DeceihDe "a, ~,
10 DAD buyers December and January ue,sSIJ -,
seiIc audF
september delivery. 2D-64d buyers
GALVESTON July l6-CottonN Nominal hiainne . 30
Low Mlddling 3lo: Good Ordinary 80 &c. anu ti
rece,pts lO5 bales exports coastwise p'Ie' S''' 40
bales: STOCK. 1863 bales 80, -
NORFOLK July i6-Cottou-Steaiy. MidilnG w me, me-
ana gross receipts Is bales exports 10 'ts1t
coastwise $50 bales; sales. 20 bales STOCK 9'"i 'A
CHARLESTON July ls-Cotton-Qniet Mlilihgg; ~, ~ q
net and gross receipts 50 Bales exports coast"4Se '' '
stock, sac bales. .,,,,,-
SAVANNAH Juy ls.-CottOn-Steady and hrn- MlsnI.hk
o., Low MiddIing Good Ordinary. 81; he. anu $3.50
receipts BAL bales: exports coastwise 4Vo OA''' @
9 bales stock, ESQ. bales. . n.
NEw.ORRANs July lG.-Corton-Stcady Mlnnlins' -
Low Middling 81. Good OriiECry 50 net an tios'
receipts l72 bales exports 10 Great lrltan y a. .oj
he Continent 343 bales sales, 300 bales sto0A' '
bales
SPIRITS OF TCRPESIINF.
CHARLESTON July l6 -Turpentine firm at BIG
SAVANNAH. July lG-Turyentine hrm at 3 lG
WILMINGTON jay lG-Turpcnlinc nrin NJ 81 "a
HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA July is.-spansa gold. zsss2seaI Exchange
lrm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-17

r State bonds the business was covered ~ a by
small sales sales Of north carSnSS o fGnS0 sold AT Co., co.
Of city bank HEo s'G and Leather o. at 40 e-
at 80 ana or SlOG bond market active ana Fr ra
asp 9s sd he das inc a 90 % e
:sSSl@ as 5 T saS fSS9s at @
S::.:a: q SOD RS"!a5 a Ti,s rn s so s:@.
Mutual gRSn snd 4s % Ssw 5s r% wcrs
Soss Central Of SseITshai n and Readas
y I. demand at IO4 "a, fnip'as'D'''"