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basis o former rates. Sales 255 bales for home USE Since
September hc beginning Of the year, the receipts az
tho uorts aggregated 6549 400 bales comparing Win
922 bales the corresponding time last season.
Quotations are based American standard OF cassca
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27

THE TARIFF OF 1888" pamphlet Of 20 large pssss
IL s,.ns rates OF duty nov in force tn full !egetleR
nation: Timely for reference ana absolutsiy essrssk
{rcs Y cents ssyy Pnblishsd ~ xus xy(bvAAz
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY AUGUST o. 1885,

and final prices Of the week, together with tho
final prices of week ago. pretxed by the average
prices Of August 81, 1887
WEEKLY RASon
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
yTAlNEIy.

Good Ordinary 1910 Low Middline e718
St GOOd Ordinary IL Middii1g, :u,; I, 10 SoIn, Int
and later months 1a3 points the previous days ng
ures Trading toleraby fair up TO noon at easier
figures though closed steady with net al
vance of points August and 1d3 points decline on
late deliveries. Sales, $500 bales.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON sTucAs
Boston, Aug 25, 1883.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CANADIAN PACIFIC
Td jsa week e al. g Aps
CHICAGO AND INDIANA COAL
Number Of miles, 1l9 Me
EVANSVILLE AND TERRE HAUrE
Sa HssS,' : a5s sssi sss5s :sS
LOUISVILLE. NEw.oRLEANs AND TEXAS.
HS%$'' g 3 e. 5S i25S ssss 1911
LOUISVILLE NEw-ALBANY AND CHICAGO,
week Az g ASs s sSsss5 ,:ssS
MEXICAN CENTRAL.
$s$S,' 8 3 sns 55
TEXAS PACIFIC
fSd Tss5 ad. /. 4Ss sSs S5s s55ss:s s
TOLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL
3s5 Hs%S,' Z 4s: % 5s sss s5
TOLEDO. ANN ARBoR AND NORTH MICHIGAN:
HsS,' : aSs s ss;ss ss ssi
WESTERN NEw-YoEK AND PENNSYLVANIA:
Aas 6 s ssssS :5ss ,ssSS
CENTRAL IOWA.
Ss%si' e :;$SS ::sfSsS So
CINCINNATI JACKSON AND MAcKINAw.
f. S$si' z 81: ":' & .ss5 s ssSs is @
CINCINNATI RICHMOND AND FORT WAYNE
ssssi' s.ssss -s.. & Hi's' Il 4s.. .ssss sSa a,;s
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
DREXEL, MORGAN & co.
Richmond and AlegbaDV R. R. Co..

Holders Of stock and bonds OF the Richmond and Ails-
ghany Railroad Company wishing avail themselves Of the
arrangement recently entered into between
the REORGANIZATION Committee Of the Chesapeake and ohs
Railway Company. and Of the Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad Company who have not heretofore done co. should
at once deposit their and stock with the MERCAN
TILE TRUST COMPANY. NO. 100 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK and pay the assessment OF e10 per share upon
their stock The certificates Of the Trust Company should
then be deposited with Drexel. Morgan Co.. -
Wall st., New York
by order of the Committee.
ERWIN DAVIS. Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
balance s16e. 5s1 94o s15s.e47.475 Dec s0s4.4z
TIE BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.

Sl69,
TIE BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.
BY the operations of the Sub-Treasury in the
weel. ended Friday evening the banks OF newborn
lost S393,55 cash. A week ago our estimate OF
the actual cash holdings by the banks gave, them
about 81, 900 900 more than the amount of the av-
erage for that week. On Saturday they gained
from the Sub Treasury S3,l00,000, but since
have lost to j. S3,5o0,O00 the gain counted for
been about evenly distributed through the other
FIVE DAYS Yesterdays statement Of averages
shows loss of 81, 600, 600 cash. which Should re-
feet a mo, ement to ne interior of about IS, oOO-
COO and leave the banks about 81 800, 900 short
in cash of the amount given as the average or the
week The reported decline 3,409, 900 IN dc
poss is loss thta is 81, 100000 greater tnn the
other changes call for. moderate expansion OF
ss39sOO in loans is reported. The statement
results in loss Of s732, s25 to the surplus, ana
leaves it at S21 ,0O3425, against s65, !25 Au-
gust 81, 1887, and S6,907,150 August 2S, 1886:
The changes for the week of 1887 were as fol-
lows Loans decrease, S2,275, 700; cash increase,
$4,000; deposits decrease, 81, 732, :oo ara
for the week Of $50 were: Loans decrease, 81
724, 4,4Oo; cash decrease, s2,O13,so0; deposits,
decrease IS, 5000, and surplus reserve in,
1881 were Loans decrease, s6,l l7s,2oo; cash
decrease. s46ls, 900; deposits decrease, s1l,-
GA 800; and deficiency increase, s1,ss5O,325.
r''s' l''i '.' sss s SSc s5 :ss
b:Ss: s$$ sss!$$ fss5;$
orH.SG Th. foowns shows
sfSaSsCS
roa, reserve s7sso2, 300 s9l 2sO 400 sl24 IA 800
against Deposit. soososa5 ssoe75 1oOs7S
surDlus .s2.5eS,o25 s4,S05725 s2i,OOs,425
aePcsit: ap pSss,; pr Ct 2i2i 10'o '"00
Following is Saturdays statement in detail:
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
financial.
financial.
70 WALL~ST,
NEw-YORK, AUG. IL 1soot
TO THE SECURITY HOLDERS OF THB
RICHMOND &ALLEGHANY RR. CO.

The committees for the reorganization Of the CHKSA
PEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY and The
RICHMOND AND kLLEGHANY RAILROAD CON-
PANY have agreed subject the approval Of the hsldsfs
Of the securities they represent Of those b issues
in place thereof that their respective Lines shall be opef
ated close connection under single management thus
forming desirable route short in distance and with
favorable grades any line between tho CENTRAD
WEST and tde-waier On the ATLANTIC COAST.
Tho agreement contemplses ultimate transfer sf the
railroad Of the RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY CON-
PANY to the ownership control Of the CHESAs
PEAKE AND OHIO COMPANY, or it, successor
tho MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY. representing
stock and bonds Of the RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANH
RAILROAD COMPANY. deposited under the existing
plan Of reorganization viii issue, exchange here-
for negotiable receipts which entue tho holders
thereof under the agreement between tho commit.
tees, bonds and stock when issued. provdel
therein.
The right to participate therein is conditioned. b the
case Of each holder desiring to participate, upon his
dcpositing his present certificate with duly fndorssd
The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO REORGANIZATION
which deposits above may be made with or - An
penalties subsequent deposits and those who wish 10
ticipats in the plan should therefore deposit their es-
tifcaes with without delay tho offer receive them
being made subject all respect the esntrol sf tie
committee.
Copies Of the agreement between the wa esMntteeas
and Of creusrs relating thereto and other nfornAeAs
may be had application st ONCE
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
STOCK SPECULATIONS DULL

II was q dull week at the Stock Exchange, the
transactions in listed stocks aggregatng only
sS3,92o. or 1000 shares less than the
transactions Of the preceding weeks. The
dulness however, only served to emphasize re-
marlSable strength On several occasions during the
week efforts made to make lower values by
manipulation, but they resulted only in fuctua-
tons so small that in an active market they would
speculation has departed from the Stock Exchange.
A good deal is said and written about "buli'
cliques manipulating the market, and that IT is
nothing but professional traders who lifting
prices The small amounts Of transactions re-
corded are sufficient answers TO both suggestions:
There is no such thing as a bulP clique in Wall
Street to-day, and a majority of the professional
traders are disposed at all times after such rise
as we have recently experience, to operate for
claues in the Street which are short OF Lake
Shore, Erie, Chicago and Northwestern ST. Paul
Delaware Lackawaanna nor and Tss'fTn' pas' VIA WcH
eflpH' efn Union aaa feIsgaph, T e0 and some others
of the less active stocks, and which
Sr ases Gng e 5e hfs the that Is done
They do or to be done, all the talking about
" bull" manipulation; about damaged crops Dy
and NJ traffic to be done at the low rates. ABOUT
the yellow fever in Florida, and do enough lmaglnc
ing with the big If" to frghten "a person Oh
The Presidents retaliatory message was accepted
by them q godsend for their interests; But
it only once more and that thoroughly uGinod Sands
generally, nor held and supported by cques. The
sharp upward movement in Lackawanna STOCK on
Thursday was principally due TO the covering 9t
" shorts" /; Friday morning most OF such stock
was resOld because Of the Presidents message anu
vet the stock closed with gain of 3 lS per cent
for the week. Lake Shore was made speclai
target but il closes with gain OF 2 per cent
Union Pacific at time was sold down at
per cent from its extreme, but IT finally closed the
week with a gam of 5-S per cent. The movements
in Union Pacific for some time had been peculiar.
Every time that it has suffered any material re-
action from its previous extreme figure, the North,
crn Pacific interest has seemed 10 be the principal
seller This has attracted now such general at
tention that the suggestion has been made that
during such periods of reaction the Northern
Pacific interest las been purchaser OF larger
quantity OF stock than il sold, and that il is its
intention TO settle tho dispute concerning
the dispute OF the lease OF the |
Oregon Railway Navigation Company by capturing |
n controlling interest in Union Pacific. The one
objection TO the acceptance OF this theory Is the
fact that the Union Pacfc election will not occur
until March, 1883 The week closed with q mar
lSet in condition TO warrant the expectation, OF |
greater activity and higher prices II for no other
reason than the evidence OF anxiety and uneasiness
exhibited by the bear party.
Of shares sold Of su stocks. tho hghesh iovesS
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
SOUTHERN PACIFIC R. R. co.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.

All persons holding any Of the bonds 4 As s:uA:s
Pacific Railroad Company are hereby notified that there
is in the hands Of tho undersigned Trustees under s
mortgage by which payment Of said bonds fs eecurd
the sum Of ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
gold which, the OF said mortgage ts appcs.
Bile redemption purchase Of said bonds and tia
undersigned will receive sealed proposals st the Lana
Once OF said company corner Of 4th and Townsend sta
San Francisco, for the surrender Of said bonds unti
THURSDAY, the Twentieth day Of September 1888. stl
which proposals will be opened and such bonds %
offered the lowest price will be redeemed or purchased
the amount Aforesaid.
Proposals to be indorsed Proposals for Eur,ends ea
Mortgage Bonds Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany." d. O. MiLLS
G. L. LANSING,
San Francisco August 10. 1888 Truseeee~
A BUSINESS ENTERPRISE pecunarily profitable sn1
n noble its character requires the use OF few thou-
sand dollars for limited time; the manager Will pay
and give security for the money Address JESSuF.
Box LOSS. n. Y. L. o.
g PECIAL or active investor in established
~ electrical business young preferred objects 70
facilitate increased business also valuable foreign elecrs
cal pctents for sale Address UNUSUAL OPPoRTUs
NIFTY, Box Is, Tribune Onice
WANTED in an old-established manufacture
w ing business, special capital for . limited time"
safe and profitable Investment Tor OF means Ad>
dress r.. J. WINTER. Obrig Winter. 30 Brosdst
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27

Total co.'s ss,136501 s32o9,0o Inc. s79101 2.33
The June statement above includes that of the
Oregon Short Line, which also is printed below
shows an increase in net earnings Of nearly 100
per cent-net earnings Of the last six months
s506,57o, toward the payment of a whole years
first charges Of SS95.S60 In the last six months
of sS7 the company's net earnings were s5l5 900.
1t is anticipated that the gain in net earnings of
the last six months of this year will be large but
not equal to the percentage of gains for the first
siY months
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27

The following were Saturdays quotations for unlisted
securltiea
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27

and the stocks sold st the NewYor Stock Exchange
the week OF three years compare follows:
Aug. %, SO Aug. 81. 's7. Aug. rs, 'e8.
exchanges s516 51S 170 SOLO 112, ,S11 s50l, ,44i572
No. shares sold 9fSooS Ixooo $50 $4,000
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27
RESULTS OF A DULL WEEK.
GREAT STRENGTH OF THE MARKET.
THE FOREIGN COMMERCE OF THE UNITED
STATES


The report Of the Bureau Of Statistics OF the
Foreign Commerce Of the United States for July
shows that the merchandise movements gave an
eycess Of imports over exports Of sl6,6i0,523,
which is 81 500. 900 smaller than the excess for
the preoedng month Of June. An excess Of ex-
ror+s NJ "a. 635.543 in the gold and silver move
ment. however, reduced the net excess Of imports
N s,I Aa5. ESQ, which is s3,2oo,ooo greater than
Tho net excess of imports for the month OF July,
,ss7 The bullion movement Of the month of
Julv resulted in an excess Of gold exports of
saIse. sos against an excess Of imports of l,6sl,
a7o for July, 1887, and an excess of exports Of
silver of s,i5e,7s7, against like excess of se73,
o57 for the month of 1887.
For the seven months, ending July 81, the net
nalancs against the country on merchandise and
bullion movements was s55, 81 2, ,449, against $780,
ar 7s4 for the same sc, en- months Of 1881 The
a;Hcrcnce Of the last seven months was made up
he an excess OF imports Of ST. 6,s23 in the mer
.bondise movement, less an excess Of exports of
ssa1e43A in the bullion movement The total
bullion movement of the seven months made
nm os follows Gold exports 81 s,5o5, 7s7; imports,
e. SsS03s: net gold exports, Sl3,207, 759; sii-
yS, exports sl6,l7l ,s24; imports, S7,235, 90;
mol silver exports SIS. 6625. In the seven
N, nths of Ssh, the net imports OF gold amounted
10 sslE, 1903.
The following tables give the figures for the
nontb of July and for the seven months Of three
!e'iS' ONE MONTH.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-27

~ hank sssAasssa Il " asxxerk Clearing HOUSE
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UatL, N Clnclnnstl Enquirer.
i leit Washington CITY nearly o week ago, and
spent several days with friends in q secluded part
OF the country, ana then came out BY the Northern
central Railroad TO York, In Pennsylvania. where
stopped few hours Before left Washington
saw Mr. Z L White, one OF the eminent factors Of
the democratic party In that city, whose grocery
store Is sort OF meeting place for poiJiclans
election, he sad:
This time you have got me. However. I vul
venture an opinion. While consider the election
thlnk II Is going 70 WAIVER mucn from my original
guess That Is 10 say, think New York and New
Jersey are going democratic. ana Indiana and ali
the settlement OF the election upon the small state
OF connecticut, which appears 70 b uncertain
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Rockville Happenin1s.

MARRIAGE BELLS IN MoST6oa cry CouNrY-AS ACTIVE
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN IN TIE NEIaHBoRHoOD-PER-
sONAL GOSSIP.
Correspondence of TIE EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE, oct. IL, 1888
The marriage OF Rev. Forrest j. Prettyman
pastor OF St PauPs Methodist church or Baltt''
more. and Miss Bessie, third daughter OF DIR. Ed
ward L Stonestreet OF this town, took place this
morning at the NJ. L. church. The ceremony was
performed BY Rev. Chas. NJ. Brown, OF Middle
burg, Va assisted by Revs. p. j. whisner, presid-
Ing elder OF this district and David Z. Busi pas
tor IN charge here. The 6rlde-a beautiful blonfe~
was dressed In white satin, with veil and orange
blossoms, and attended by her two SISTERS MISSES
Wright, OF salem, Va; Lizzie Prettyman, Mule
hodges, and Lille Ball, OF this place. ar Clagett
Pyles of this county, was the groom's best man.
knott, OF Frederick; Rev. W. W. Waters. OF Viz
gina; DIR. Magruder Muncaster, OF Washington.
Mr. Tnos. Roberts, and Rev. Augusta Davidson. OF
Baltimore, as groomsmen. The ushers were Or
H. stonestreet, OF Boyds; DR.. Alex. Muncaster. OF
Washington; Mr.. Richard Golden, or Baltimore.
an DR.. Julian Gartrell or Brookvil.e. The CHURCH
was Beautifully decor ted Tor the occasion AT,er
the ceremony the bridal party returned to the res
tdence OF DE-. Stonestreet, where reception was
held from unit. $3.50 D. m. At o:4O the newly
married couple took the train for the North where
they Will remain Tor some days. The bridal pres
ents were numerous. handsome, and some OF much
value.
COL II. Kyd Douglas, democratic nominee for
Congress from this district, Will address the voters
VI Tue AT DaInaScuS.
Monday. October -. afternoon, and LaytonsviIle
night; ColesviIle, Tuesday, 30 afternoon, and al
Beam night; Darnestown, wednesday, 81, and
Potomac hight; Bealisviile, Thursday, November !,
and at Cali nersnurg night.
MI. VIM. ii. McCrussen and Miss Florence T. Case
We're marrled to-day al Travilah, this county, by
Rev. A. 7. Graham.
Mr.. Wilson Onutl OF Bethesda, will leave the
county this week for q visit 10 friends at Kansas
City, Mo.
Mr.. BenJ II. Miller, OF Sandy Spring, had mar.
row escape here yesterday evening. While driving
Texas pony 70 a vehicle near the depot the an
lnal became frightened, and kicked Itself loose
from the cart, dragging Mr.. Miller out and some
distance along the street. He was considerably
bruised about the body, bat not seriously hurt
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SPECIALTIES.

DILEs OF VIVA EVER FORM. NO NATTER
Il how long standing. speedily cured. Treatment
business On. shkADEk, (spscialist for Dlsesses Of
the kectumD once and residence. 604 9TH ct D ".
Consultation free. oclfi-l m.
ID cure amy case Of Rheumatism Esurals1a Cstarrh
Asthma. Insomnia Parsysis. weakness, Loss Of Man
lepsy. pyspepsia Faulty G,rcGlstion Cold swesfy
aud all Female Comllanta Practice not oonnusd %
ONCE. Dh. J. W. HAYWARD, klsctr1c SPECIALIZE
1918 ct. NV. oel2- I'm
AR MULLER 62s 18TH ST. XIV, TREATS
~ all chronic Affection Of the eye ear. throaI
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less choose accordingly. Our thought is not one
Catholic people, and TO any others who may ap-
precate them, the very highest and Iruest educa-
dutifulness toward God and toward ones fellow
men, pervading and animating the whole system.
What worldly prestige such system may have,
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PROPOSALS

DROPOSALS FOR IRON RAILING DEPOE-
Il Quartermsster's ONCE " ashinyton d. c., October
~, 1883. Sealed proposals, III Trip cate subject to
the usual conditions viii be received this oce un-
1855 when they will be opened. for furnishing aud
erecting about sixteen hundred feet OF Iron Ralng o.
the Soldiers Home National Cemetery near the CITY Of
Washington. D. c. Preference win be given 70 articles
OF domestic production manufacture conditions of
quality and price dncludng in the price OF foreign pro-
auctions or manufacture the duty thereon5 being
equal, and no contract will he awarded for fur sbu
articles OF foreign production manufacture VII,
the article OF suitable quality of domestic Production
be furnished on application TO this office Ihe right is
reserved TO reject any OF all bids Proposals should be
Iron Railing" and addressed to the undersigned o.
u DANDY, Deputy Quartermaster-General U. S.
Army. oc12-6t
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Political Notes.

Judge Thurman spoke to large assemblage at
the rink al Fort Wayne last evening. Overflow
meetings were held ana there was great snow OF
There was 80 much confusion in the immense
Mr.
erai Hoyey could speak. Each, after several at
temps to quiet the assembiage, gave II up: MI
there in the evening" He is Quartered at the Grand
Pacific. He will speak at chicago on Saturday and
day evening The program for his return trip In
cludes speeches at Buffalo on Monday, Rochester
on Tuesday, and the city Of New York ON Thurs
Gov Foraker, with the Garneld Club, of Colun-
bus, and the Seventy-ninth Indiana regiment,
commanded by Gen. Knefier, called on Gen. Har-
rison at Indianapolis yesterday.
Two Talnmany men dismissed from the depart
ment OF public works. In New York city, for po-
htical reasons, have been reinStated
The democratic canal boat, Thomas Jefferson,
stopped al Fulton and Phoenix N. Y, yesterday.
Large meetings were held In each place.
York notice Is posted Offering $25 900 reward for
the conviction OF persons illegally registering. The
notice %La via be posted az the polling places
congressional convention until tomorrow, to give
time for negotiations with Tammany.
The registration returns for Chicago indicate q
1854
The democrats Of the fifth Louisiana district
have nominated Chas. j. Boatner for Congress.
Josiah quincy, Democrat has been nominated in
the second Massachusetts. In the seventh New
Jersey ulStrlct The republicans have nominated
ex-Major Gilbert Collins
Two lame men at LocKport, New York, have
mace an odd bet on the presidential election. The
one losing Is TO walk from Lockport TO Buffalo,
Thomas wentworth Higginson is making q CAM
paign forCongress In the 5Ih district
against Gen. Banks Col. HigginSoh was COM
mander or The first cOlOred regiment enlisted in
the war. Fred Douglass has written a letter de-
ciarlng that he would gladly vote for colonel
the a6olitonisl but for Colonel Hggin
no business In the democratic party.
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WORCESTERSHIRE.
DENTISTRY.

DR r. j. HYATT. DENTIST, ST. CLOUD
III building cor 9th and sta, Room AZ en-
tracts Teeth without pain, with seratsd hypnotic
which ia safe, pleasant aud edectuaL eel -Ays.
lSREE DENTAL INFIRMARY! TEETH FILLED
II and Artificial Teeth inserted without chsrve en-.
cept OF material at LEO 81 dental Depart
nlent Of Columbian University, from ~ pm. daily
except SUNDAY Extraction free. Innrmary open from
October lst % June Both se.,tj- 2lu
nR STAIR PARSONS DENTIST, 9TH ST. COR
IL per NV. Gold AID Anlalgam Eillil n 4 speclnI-
" lain prevented in extracting by spplScsuort "a
gums; schiny teeth ssvea; xrsahciai tscth nserss1
mL2s