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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-18
GRAfN and PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

Az now is usual on Saturdays, the regular session
NJ the Produce Exchange day before yesterday was
followed BIZ largo dealings in the hallway. Inc oro
vailing influence on prices better crop reports
news from abroad encouraging to tho crops ana
bearish feeling at tho West. Cash wheat was
1oa1 cent lower and $4,000 bushels were taken by
shippers The options were moderately ACTIVE
1000, 900 bushels changing hands. The selling move
mcnt had its way from the start and resulted In CLOS
ing prices down "a for June at SO Ia 5s for July
at 49, IL for August at co. and 3s cent for septem
her at 90 7-s and December at 90 7-9 cents. The
trading after tho official session resulted in some
further light concessions in prices, but tho unofficial
close was steady. Corn on the spot was IL cent
lower with 80 900 bushels taken by shippers The
options were heavy on the continued heavy receipts
West and official quotations off 1-2 for June al
SO "a, 80 for July at 81 3-5, IA for august al
SO 3D. Is for September at SO 3s and Ia cent for
November at SO 3-4 and December at ID cents inc
later tone was decidedly weak under free selling
movement I'm Chicago. Oats followed corn In weak
ness and ended of 1898 cent in the option market
at SO 10 for june 81 Ia for July, 33 for August ana
80 3-8 cents for September. There were reported 10
be sales Of tierces Of lard late on Friday, but
whether for export or not could not be learned.
There were no sales on Saturday and the, options
were neglected, prices being unchanged at the Close
as follows: June and July $S II August 20 - ;
September, IS rs; October $S 15 December, 90 20
Tho receipts of -four and grain reported on batur'
day at New-York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and BOSTON
were as follows: Wheat 168,705 bushels; corn
80 1853 bushels; oats 134923 bushels total grain,
342 $50 bushels flour, Dr. 610 packages. Al chicago
Milwaukee and St. Louis the arrivals were Mhcat
49, 1897 bushels corn, 403059 bushels oats, 2Vo 90
bushels total grain, s56,082 bushels; Hour, 2l,oo2
barrels.
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago June II (SpccaD. Tho only buyer OF wheat
Yesterday to excite the bear leader, Hutch
nson. This epitomzes the market 1t was another DAY
OF liquidation although there idea Friday that
when the price for July showed full ten cents
decline. Is began again. however, In the morning. ana
another added. that the July option
az rs showed II lost from the price made
on May 49, The holders and the bulls the sellers
Hutchinson although predicting so cents, covered shorts
as actively could without giving the market enough
support TO alter its tendency At the last he took In one
lot 600 bushels from Edwards & Co, through
o. Bren and enough sherwin. Bennett and others
TO make o purchase OF 600 bushels 1t was all at
81 IL FOR July 1t is estimated that the visible supply
will decrease about 100000 bushels In tho pit there
has brough: by the 10 cent decline quite
transformation OF the parties Bulls have become bears
and bears bulls. IL advance should start from this
point IL would be urged along largely by traders who were
sellers at 90 cents. 1t another severe day for
holders OF The demand for the cash grain was so
poor that the low grades dropped lag cents and cash No
discount under July July opened at 81 7S
cents and touched 80 1S Stop orders were reached by
noon and the price had suffered decline Of SO cents
July touched so 2 cents The close at so So cents
The receipts ia the estimates for Mon
day 225 From sympathy partly with corn and
wheat the price declined cent July opened at SO l-S
sold az 80 Is and closed 80 Ia The estimate or
The Price Current that the this year VIII be
the largest ever gathered perhaps 75OOOOOOO against
ego coo 900 bushels in 1857, Is inclinng many to SELL
Provisions wero spccuatvely dull Lard sold practically
n ono price all tho session, and too. did short ribs
July pork opened s13 60, sold between sl3 20 and
fl3 TO- and closed at $13 81 L.
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL June l6-4 D. m.-Cotton-The sales OF IN
bales American. Futures closed steary
Upands. Midiling clause June deiiysry 21S.t
.eIler,. June and July delivery, Z7.6sd sellers
INV and August delivery. 26-64d. sellers: Angus
an} September delivery 266Id sellers september an,
0cfoher delivery 1854 October amt November
delivery ll6fd sellers November and December deiivery
5o.64d buyers; December and January delivery oosu
BUYERS September delivery 2564d. sellers
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Railroads..
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
n RAfLw4Y.Hfrains leave from ferries 1t West a2d
any west 42d.st, 80 a. m. Jay-st, 80 m, for Md
dletown, Fallsburg Monticello Liberty sa,on Delhi
Detroit, Chicago. Waikiki Valley points, o., All,
West 4od.st., 10 D. IN. yay-st 3:o5p m, Tor MID.
dIetoWn Fllenville Waikiki Valley points
West 42d.s, 25 p m Jayst 0;lGp nj daily for
nswaso Susspcnson Bridge, Detroit ChicgO ST Louis
Buffet seepers to Niagara Falls Refining Chair Car
Pullman sleepngcar berths reserved So7 broadway.
nj tahes tickoA &C., 207 307, 94f 1925 broadway
7s7 9th ave-, ia4 East 125hst 2Gi wet l25.hst, New
York >. =; nNdI.nxS ~ y. w. NJ -
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Mem Publications.

NOL. r. G.. INGERSOLL'S,
" Chauncey NJ. Depew's and Col Blacks Decorat1on
uay Addresses pamphlet form, price 10 cents ro
sale by al uewsiesers and hook.eers or sem nv m.
New York.
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OENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.

o.
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON Bound md g ,S
Route at A. AZ, o. IL a. M 80, To- 80 %"
u p. IN. SUNDAYS at T. 40 a. m 80, y p n "a
Trains leaving at A. AZ II a. M 80 4 80 o ~.
VIE, etc a, m. for Eason Bethlehem, Allentown.
Mauch Chunk Reading. Harrisburg, etc On Sunday ZOE
90 a. m for Pennington. EastOn. Bethlehem. Alsn-
30 a. M Tor Pennington. Lake Bopatcong. Easton.
Behlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk. Wlkesbaro. sesn-
ton Reading Harrisburg, Potsvie. TauaQua, ShamoNns
Snnnury Iewisburg, WilliamspOrt
n, M for Pennington EastOn, bethlehem, AuentOsps
yauch Chunk Reading, Harrisburg etc II.
3:45 d. for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauoo
Chunk Wlkesharrc Scranton Jamaqua Shamoktn.
80 d. m. for Pennington. Lake Hopatrong Easoa.
8 90 and S 80 D. M for Somoryille and F1emngen
5:45 y. fer East0n. bethlehem, Allentown. Maues
Chunk. Reading Harrisburg, etc on Sundays az oSo
1, sh5, II rs a. M i, 80 4, 80 rs D. Sun,
Park, Ocean Grove except sunday, Point PIea''
ant. Paror cars at IL 10 a. m, 1, 30 go m
a, SI5 a. m, I: 80 p m for bsTmingdaie. LAAS
4 a. M, l 2. III. for ATLANTIC CITY. Nineiaha'
Zoo 9 90, 8 a5. HIS IA a, M 90 T. $50.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE D
For LONG BRANCII OCEAN GROVE. ETC..
FROM PIER s, N. X: ,.. ,,on.
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach seaongh. s.IS
mouth Beach and Long Branch 80 10; lS O. m stSS
8 p m. Sundays except Atlantic Highiands' DO"
For Eberon Asbuty Park Ocean Grove etc. 10 rs M
345 y. m Sundays except Asbury Park ana oeeaA
For, lakewood Toms River and Darnesas. $50 a. M
Tickets and Parlor Car seats can be procured 'i'
New.York Transfer Company win call for and enceS
hotel residence.
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Business Chances.

GOAL LANDS PINE LANDS.
OJ60 acres Bltumnous Coal Lands Dale County, Ga,
for SALE near Chattanooga, Tenn, and 10 miles OF rail
road Also q 900 OF Yellow Pine Southwestern
Georgia Address II. +. sTRoHECKER. Macon. Ga
EOR SALE.-A fine stand in Gansevoort Mar
kct, with established custom fine location; large
and basement, tce-ho lease May l.
$780, agents need apply only those desiring 70 pur
chase. Address s. e. L., Tribune once.
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortland and
30 a m for Catasauqua and intermediate pants
A. m for Geneva Lyons, Elmira, Rochestc Buffalo
and the West and principal local poit Chai car to
klmira. = c..,
car 70 Tunkhannock Connection to Reading al Harrs-
burg n,.,.,ou -. ala
points Chair car 20 l. and b. JUNCTION No. no,n,.
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg. Cair car TO
Mauch Chunk - - o.,o, mt,
falo and the West Pullman sleeper TO Igor;
is %. m. for Laurays and intermediate pln6
Trains leaving at q. m, 1 p. and 3 10 m con-
neot for ali points In Mshanoy Haseto coil regionA
SUNDAY TRAINS
81. m. for Msuch Chunk. Hstleton al btermodia'e
points ,.,,-. n,s
D. IN for Geneva Lyons Elmlra RO9lessers LUZ
falo and the West Pullman sleeper 20 ,yoIS
'-'' General Eastern ONCE. 2s5 Brsdwy.
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/ Railroads.
IRE RAILwAY.-Ticket Offices, 4ol, sl7

A IA = l..
IL III and 957 Broadway. 1853 12 Bowery, 1871 Wests
battery Place, Chambers and 23d Street ferries Eew
York 331 and 1913 Eglton-st. Brooklyn 107 Rroaiwsy
6o Montsomery.st and New Station Jersey CITY wsss
Tickets Paror Sleeping Car reservations and orders
for checking and transfer OF baggage can be obtained tx
from Chambers local trains TO 10 minutes earlier
a M daily Day Express, BUFFET drawing.roOm coaches
% Buffalo; Pullman sleeping coaches Hornelsyille %
10 80 a. M week lays, Delaware Valley Express psror
car to Blnghamtsn 0wego' Emira and Coming.
Pullman train OF day and buffet sleeping coaches Buff
falo, Niagara Fills Cleveland Chicago Cincinnati and
81. Louis extra charge for fast .,i time ,.r..
Coaches to Bins hamton, owegO. Elmra. Rochester Bu
fsiS: cncn n p and Chicago AS g. T. 7so ,n
s s9.se 70 5s1s n ISSSSo s:o :. ia ssS,
80 susy 49, Is a. e % rs 30 y S co.
faS 10 5S 80 % i, 5 g y q ,.",.
S:sd AZ SO 49, s 49, a. 1917 - d 30 ' no
night suqd9 az 80 g. Y 1875 70 DO a. ii ngSs
4 sS go q e 'S hight ~ suadsys 2 NJ s
K4s ,sS psq$ sYrers t45
IL night Also to Ridgeweod, 80 a. n. 8 20 p m
Neabug ana az t6 4 ~ p g. n5sG' go 49, 90
s Say. g. q o. il 30 a. a. p 40 NJ
w,s]ls.n s ssS s., 4 s. % 81
80, 80. 9, 80, p M Sundays 4'4a 30 Q.
EXPRESS trains from the West arrive in NevYOrk a
W J. MURPHY, ]. r FARM.R |
Genl Sup't General Passenger Agent /
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

GREAT TRUNK LINE o.
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Street Ferries as follows:
Harrisburg Plttsburg aud West with Pullman Palace
daily New+York and Chicago Llmtd Of Psriof.
Dining, smoking and Sleeping Vestibuld Cars ats 90
WILLIAMSON, Lock Haven, 100 a: M % CORY
%nd E aad e Se SG Regions connecting at oo 10,
For SS11Sp 90 10 % a1 az and 10 k
only p m Sunday 10 and I 70 Limited Wash
lngton Express OF Pullman Parlor Can daily excep.
sunday 10 m arrive wsshlngton go Pc M 10 ana
nS n S Co o o. 4 !$Su and q and
night Sunday $40 and M 4 ;oo anu p IL ana
For AtIantc CITY p. m weekdays Through Parl0r
S6 Bgess My hagy HEAD S' San aay and
sfO j 5 ,d s.nSS2 f Saf1 0''' n
'Of and ID Nor G Railroad, p NJ, DALI via Baltimore
and Bay Line 80 week a.y with all through
trains at Jersey Cty, afordns speedy ana difee;
transfer for Brooklyn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave New York, via Desbrosses Ed
Cortlandt Street Ferries. as fopws -. sr,,,,. "a
and 10 wsshingSon United ard Ii M y 20
80 80 80 ga ana "a p ana 40 "a nd nsH M
T. I 90 5, 3, 8 30 5 and . pm. and l2:l5 night
Trains IeaShs 3 daily except sunday
and and no on sanday correct ii a 3an
Ticket onices, Nos l. AS $40 and ga Broadway. !
sSGt HOS aHd a Brod ky Of ARSe Station foot q
Brooklyn; Station Jersey O"' IHns'aN' 1i'As' 'Hi'"
The NeWYork Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from bOtel' and residences rs woon
oH tsSer5i R MaGaaer. General FASH Agent
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Gearhers.

A BEST TEACHERS supplied no charge. TEACH
"A. ERS steed for 20 cents for pOsaRe vacancies
always on hand form for stamp. Il. T.. AVERY, Ameri
can School BCreau West 14th-st. N. Y
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
ScSd Te a FaSas ppy To-
MRS. NJ. j. YOUNG-FULTON, 20 Union Square
TUTORS govenesss professors, teachers, all branches
circulars schools supplied PARENTS English French,
German, Spanish spoken. MIRIAM COfRlEREr 81
East l7th-st, bet. 4th.ave and Broadway.
T,EACHERS WANrED.-Ladics Drawing, Painting
French and German Vocal Music Plano and singing
interviews Monday; French (natye Drawing ana PANT
inR Natural Sciences with experiments for city school
Gentlemen; Mathematics Episeopaan; Mathemntlcs
Natural sciences ana Drawing, Episcopalln; Matheacs
and Nttura Sciences, Episcopaian Classics Episc0pdln
clergyman Penmanship and Bookkeeping; StenOgrdphy
MunsOn's system.
Apply % Mrs. NJ j. YOUNG.FULT0N, American and
Foreign Teachers Agency, % Union square.
lNoMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU flor
w both senes supplies professors teachers
musicians housekeepers companions &c. 70 coIleges
cOpyists u business firms
MRS A. d. CULVER. 800 SHAVE. New-York City.
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TALL RIVER LINE
l. FOR BOSTON, NEWPORT, FALL RIVER, PROV
IDENCE, and all Eastern points.
DOUBLE SERVICE RESUMED
Lnp
PROVIDENCE LINE.

PROVIDENCE LINE.
THE NEW ROUTE FOR BOSTON.
PROVIDENCE WORCESTER and all points EAST.
via Boston Worcester.
Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUS SETS
leave Pier 90 n. r., foot OF Warren-st, at 80 D.
daily except Sunday connecting at steamers wharf with
express train for Boston leaving a. arriving Boston
Is a. m. Pullman new equipment; full nights
rest rail ride Reevess renowned orchestra each
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE
~ FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
AND THE SOUTH.
NEW. yopK purrADELPuIA & NORFOLK r. r
Train leaves OF cortand and pess secured
daily 90 d. Tickets and sleeping beathiii. Ca
At any Ticket once Of the Pennsylyana 4 r. 4.
H. w. DUNNE. Supk h b. COOKE " -
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STEAMBOATS,.

Gteamhoats.
ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLES LINE.
IA Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND "a
leave Pier Al N r. foot Of Canals at D. m daily
FREIGHT eceyed Hn fHf Se hour of departure
A TROY BOATS-Steamers SARATOGA
n. and CITY FTRoY lighted by electric lights leave
pier A N R.. foot OF Chrstopherst daily except satur
day. 6p m Sunday steamer touches at Albany
CATsKgItL HTDSQN ANR 2r GoX ga sIIs.
alsp fS2t fHsry With and
Albany Railroad.
CATSK!LL MOUNTAINS. The Old Route
SSaGEHR H st camp BE ksaTirERs
Kill. and CATskiLL leave every week day q E ,:
tans and Cairo r. r. For list OF houses rates &C. send
to pier or address W. J. HUGHES, catskill, N Y.
TALL RIVER LINE
Il FOR BOSTON, NEWPORT, FALL RIVER, PROV
-O'-''' poUBLE SERVICE RESUMED
FOR THE SUMNER SEASON.
BRISTOL, PROVIDENCE, and OLD COLONY.
Splendid orchestra attached to each vessel.
Leave New York from Pier %, N. r. (old MOI foot
$50 p m'-For Fall River direct, connecting for Bos
ton, Fitchbqrg, New Bedford Marthas Vineyard Nam
6:15 D. m.-For Newport and Fall River due Newport
about 45 Fall River a. M connecting With cypress
SUNDAYS, Leave New.York at S 80 p. m for ali
Connection by Annex daily from Brooklyn, p. m.
sns 6 2 at @ and s & can AND Be
Broadway; 264 West 125th-st and 1874 East 125h.st
153 B9wery;, Astor House, and Windsor HOTEL Line
Send cents II stamps to P O. Box AZ New;York for
Pilgrim Land" profusely illustrated summer book Of
nearly 100 pages. -,,.- o,,r-
r A
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Financial.
NOTICE TO WABASH BONDHOLDERi

A mutually satisfactory arrangement has been MADE
with the Defence Committee Of the Second Mortgage Bond
holders and Committees represented by the under
signed.
Under this arrangement the Defence Committee agree TO
withdraw all opposition the plan OF reorganization, and
their bonds are be received by the Central Trust Co
without penalty.
That all bondholders may be upon an equal footing
they are respectfully invited to deposit their bonds In
the Trust Co. without penalty until further notice. and the
penalties already paid will be returned
Foreclosure bills have already been filed In the Courts
ON the First Mortgages and DEGREES OF sale will be OBJ
tanned as soon as practicable. Meantime. in view OF the
very large majority Of bonds united in support OF the re-
orcanzation IT. hoped that outstanding bondhoders will
accept tho offer made TO them
JAMES r. JOY,
Chairman Purchn sing Committee.
CYRUS J. LAWRENCE,
Chairman Bondhodcrs Committee
Nev.York CITY, June Is. 1883.
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We offer for sale, at PAR AND INTEREST. limited
amount OF the above BoDdA

We offer for SALE at PAR AND INTEREST. iimItei
amount OF the above Bonds
Toledo o Ppd No1 caa MenSn e RaT S
lance of ga miles The Company has two branches Of
miles his making 'f haS b @Gs made
for the construction Of the of the line from Ca
das T. n rom lake THE T Lake
road is Of standard gauge lnd with % sse rails
equipped and in good cCnaitiOn; - .,-.
The ns ,po oSs m ne company Without the
Cadillac Extension, have been as follows:
1883 63 miles, s210O01 AZ
1sS3 ..1O3 3O1226 80
i ISL ,.....::....... 1sa 535,5a o5
which than the annual fixed charges and I'd
continuous and heahiu' Increase from year to
year.
The gross earnings thus far this year the mile
follows
Total F HsssS May ass 1852 esSs
T TGsi S Tssf s to jane u 5c5
line wh Is connections has DS% se1ra en-
Michigan namely, MusEcgon he ,3gest white pine re-
IN The wS Gv sg 6e d %d and Mugo
Rv TO es sssdhM Sn Daraa i'u on main miles
earnings have SsG ma aa P%h e caG
lac Extension Of "a miles, built TO meet this growing
S s n0 g@ e TO the up Of road
and mast OF necessity largely Increase IT'S earnings while
only mourning additional fixed charges In respect OF sixty
four miles
The road is however, by means dependent on this
growing lumber business for its earnings are established
In general merchandise traffic. as the following statement
Percentage
Lumber and other forest products 1239
Coal 1901
Flour grain other merchandise AGO
10000
The BONDS offered are secured by First Mortgage
this Extension and limited to s19S00 mile and
have the Endorsement Of the Toledo Ann Arbor and
North Michigan Railway Company OF which the Cadillac
Extension part by legal cOnsoidaton and thus
they are obligations OF the astnamed corporation The
rate OF bonded debt the entire line Is S2c572 per mile
Copies Bond and Mortgage and OF the last Annual
Report OF the Company, may be seen ~ our Onces.
Having made personal examination OF this property
we commend these bonds for investment.
CHAS.. N. WHITNEY 4 CO.,
Bankers,
90 BROADWAY.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA
VxvFST SHORE RAILROAD.

Nv ESI OhOhf4 nhlIhOhD,
w n. Y IL r. r. CO, lessees.
Trains leave we t2d-st. station follows, and 20 min
utes earlier from footOf Jay-st North River
Detroit and Chlcso, 20 80 a. III. 500. 1913 D. N
Syracuse, BuHS Rochester, Suspension Bridge Nh
tics rs St55 CaI1 80 m, % co. = IS D. m
Kingston, sagerties,, Catskll, Albany; S15. T;15.
Cfsn Sf PoIt Cornwall Newbgrg 's5
~ IL s:i5 IL, and g 200 D. Cranston's. Cornwall.
Ne Edr 1Rg.ntrol and Canada East, 90 90 D. N
Iam,Iton .ondon % $50 &C 100, g rs D. To<
ronto 70 55h m, &c :Or, IS 10 =. M
Elegant eeplng cars for Buffalo. Niagara Falls De-
tOit ny Daily except Saturday Other trains daily
oxce6t Syynay. "a. - Leave jersey City, p r. r. Sta
tin III 30 m (s) 40 p HoOOken. West Shore
s s,Ghi Nc al 80 M (s$ so p.
dations q information, apply at Offices Brooklyn-333
WsshDg inst. 1870 Fultonst Annex Office, foot Of Fa;
Jew. YORK City-3C3, 7S5, 942 Broadway, 1873 IL
10 Park Place, and West Store Stations foot Of
West IS.st foot of Jay-st n. r. c. Il. LAMBERT
yGderbiltave. General Passenger Agent
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l1lnsiral lnstrnmfnts.

EIsCHER PIANOS renowned for tone and standing
i in tune Manufactures and storerOOms, 421 to 425
West 2Sth-st., and s07 Broadway, 1sthst. (Ditson
BuldlnC). Pianos exchanged. rented instruments.
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lipi1en6 Notices.


OFFICE OF THE DrAwAIE xsp mTDsSs c ~ sss
AsT Ply Rlg{ gRE Ct SShl sa
n 'S 'sd & ON and sef
business today until the morning Of sauIcay June 1a
by order JAMES & .Es 0i mhR Il
TfEAsUKls OFFICE No i PRO BRO SA Y isss
coupons OF THE "G GENERAL En- sRII FIRST
~ mortgage gold bonds Of this company due July Il
se cc July sss The books for the transfer Of the
close business June 80 checks for Interest said
GEORGE s. BAXTER, Treasurer.
OFFICE OF TIE DAILY MINING COMPANY,
MILLS BUILDING, Is BRoAD-ST, I
D1v1nr>D ,,o New,York, June 10: lsss
20 dividend Ssin Of Of
sS n fSr May payable soh inst close
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
New-York, June ID, 1883.
DIVIDEND NO. 70.
dend per cent upon the capital stock
1d This from the net I'm Of the three %sn1es
on after The 10Th day July t e
be closed at a' O'clock ON the afternoon oi june 90
UNIV '''''A'N '' '"' r. H. RoCHEsTER Treasurer:
LITTLE CHIEF MINING CO.,
1877 Broadway, New-York, June H. 1883.
L AlNlDEND NOIlCE - -.
1.-the trustees ths day declared dividend mo ~
per the capital stock OF this company
payable the Office Of the company the TIN DAY OF
July 1885, stockholders Of record who shall appear as
such day the books OF the company The trans
books will close the 23d day OF June Inst ana remain
closed until tho 9th Of July next. - -.
OFFICE HONlESTAKE MINING CO., Mills
" Building, Is Broad-st. New-York June is. 1855
DIVIDEND NO 119-The regular monthly DIVIDEND
TWENTY CENTS per share-has been declared for May,
payable the Office Of the company San Francisco or ~
the Transfer Agency In New.fork on the Zotn lhsI'
Transfer books close on the 10th inst
LOUNSBERY & CO., Transfer Agcnts
I OMBARD INVESTMENT COMPANY.
~ Coupons the guaranteed 0s OF this company due
amounting to $l19 $50 81, Will be PAID on presena'
ton at the ONCE Of the company. $50 Broadway, New
York, and after June LIST, 1888. -
WILLIAM A. LOMBARD, Secretary.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.,
l. 195 Broadway New. York. June Ia, 1888.
DIVIDEND NO. 3D. -
quarterly dividend OF ONE PER CENT on tn. tho
capital OF this company has this day eeen declared
payable Monday July 19 next The The transfer books
D. m, and reopened Tuesday, July II, 1888, at 10
o'clGck a. m A. III. CALEF Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-18

PRINCIPAL OFFICE, TO BKOADWAI, Ny.
The Traction Company controls for the United States
the celebrated Julien system OF electric traction.
The company Is engaged I'm cquipping cars under con-
tract, and Installing its system the Fourth Avenue
line (New-York and Harlem Railroad. Contracts are
being closed for the OF the system In various
Iarts OF the country thereby constantly adding its
assets and enhancing the value OF its stock
There 80 In the United States;
applying roy1y Of so per day 70 onequarter this
number would yield very large dividends. go.
the opinion OF the best authorities this system will
rapidly supersede the Of horses -
THE JULIEN SYSTEM IS SUPERIOR TO ALL
OTHERS whether cable or electric as l. involves: NO
CHANGE OF ROADBFD. .. no OVERHEAD WIRES.
g. NO UNDERGROU CONDCITS. 4, NO DANGER
s, HORSE CARS CAN BE EASILY CHANGED TO TIE
JULIEN SYSTEM. g. EACH CAR L. AN INDIE
PENDENT MOTOR and IS subject to interruption
by breaking Of cables wires and has sufficient reserve
power propel
The system is strongly Endorsed by Col T. X. Hahn.
Gen. Manager Manhattan Elevated Railway Company;
by the New York and Harlem Railroad Company and by
horse railroad generally.
We offer a limited amount Of stock at $40 PER
SHARE, rendering 1t the most inviting field for the in
capital presented and confidently
this stock the attention Of and solicit
full investigation its merits. Complete information
can be obtained from the