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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Nnw.YoRK. Monday, July2. 1888.
QUOTATIONS oF BBEyEs.

Good Steers at 81 0e$4 80 ana
the average was cstiR atod at - 40
REVIEW OF THE WFEk-The arrivals OF Deeves
exceeded the demand both Wednesday and Friday but
with Good to Choice corn-fed Cattle In moderate supply
top grades were finn, while Common and Medium Natives
snd Texans, which constituted the bulk OF the offerings
fell OF from 10 70 4oc without clearance either
The reduction OF Dressed Beef rates TO 40c and the
crne Of freight charges Live Cattle 70 10 Lee had
9ppfccl3bie OBJECT this market
Liverpool and London markets broke badly, and Re
ffigeIaed Beef dropped to 34d Lee per ~.
The first gut OF Live Calves for tho Y
peiienccd the past week. Byttermiks almost
faable At decline OF fully lie per from the previous
week, and Veals l-2c lower at the close
Sheep and Lambs In liberal supply, but there
good demand for all grades; and Lambs which declined
early IN the week. recovered Thursday continuing firm
W 10 the finish Saturday. Sheep also hold their
1.-Two Hogs were without important change, and the lin
' sscs III this market were at IS 80 to SO per 100 H.
BEENIS-Rcecipts yesterday ana today 233 Of
s-Vl hea1-l2 cars direct 10 the sbattoirs; 80
ooth'st' OF which - for Mr.. Eastman and &c
ears Tor D. Stern and 1872 at Jersey City, the latter
81 Tor me market With IL carried over Saturday
sHeIe Were In round numbers $50 carloads sale
1saao was tow, bu. prices were much the same as
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ON and after JGL1 /, lSsS.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
Trains leave New-YOrk. via Desbrosses and Coruands
Streets Ferries, follows w.. -.s n,,,u,., p,,...
Cars attached 20 a. M $3.50 Dining Cap and p N.
daily. New York and Chicago Limited OK faa9 Oh
a. m eys sTodds .y:. anu ''''''-' ''
wmgc Lo Haven 100 M g 9Sr p 9or TGsy
s Se h and a. lse oil oil Regions g' sOiA'''A
Fer Fer 90 * is0 sna an and
IL 100 II. m, i 90, 100 and 100 p. M saturdays
Ba Sny wash4s aaay and the aa msa Wash
ngton Express of PULLMAN Paror Cars daily exceps
daily Dining Gar Sdo m arrive az ,9d Was %
nsSSn S Cd O !$SSua and a 90 w and ada -
night Sunday. q ;l5 and o a. m. 80 and D. In and
For Atlantic City II 10 a. m 100 and 100 week
For Cape May. ! p. m. week days .....,,..
IL noon 80, $40 g 4C Limited 20 g. and p m m
For f'S 9d pH Norfolk Via NewYork Ph1IadsIDhIs
and and Bay Line. 80 p m. week days lays, =, ,,on,,
Boats 5 o, at ys4ey cy nons speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave New.York. via Desbrosses and
tortIandt streets Ferries, as follows: ,,, n,,,, r.,
and 10 Washington Lmed and IL a. m. II 20, 1. 2,
500 43o 80 ana p M ana "a md 40 sn m
Z, 80, 5, Z, go. 5 and pm. and 1915 night
Trains Ass0% eaShs 3 daily except Sunday
and II no on naay at Trenton aa for Camden
oss a. $40 and ana Ga ea,sSss s
couHt-s and Brooklyn Annex station foot q kult9n,st
Brooklyn Station. Jersey City; EmGrant Ticket once
c'f The rranste. will call for end
ehes Haggase p tFeT hotels and residence. WOOD
on General al Manager. General Fsss'r Agen.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD
L(,If 4 Al
On and after juno %, tralns leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Z rnoa ANIL irLnsf


On R an 5i cES gnS T. s sIrf lsSS'
Largest and Finest Passenger Station in America
y 10y n, RGcsSssF Express drawngr00m ears TO
'GS@. 'V Saratoga George and Montreal Special
PastsTGrs and Mon5rea S. Adams yo,,n
Creek schrOon Lake, Blue Mountain Lake. &C. Drawing
l099 o. s EAS6gs yEsTIByLEp CHICAGO AND
HSsny &
81 70 SPa Te sss s at
csss9 cypress Niagara mails sal, T.;
Gssgo csfs'na to D'S
ana iii 80 m NewYork and Northern Express
FOR Lake e0s c Rga S ro Bennington North
saratoga and Utica special With With drawns
5 TO lake ss' George an, Tv
meets E For @s%.!o%@ GdaHs and intermediate
press Sr N,sss fas 6gaS
indianapolis ST. Louis. Detroit and Chicago with sleep
Ing ana p ui M FOR Clayton daily including Sunday for
Mon,,ss an. md "a, 9ay
except sSna' SSH'is 's eSsi
H Tn p MSsGSta and aSG" s
salat Sso and ns
& Sn r l%@ tn Sar Ty sleeping
Special sespsT a5riSs' RSshSsSr 40 M
It'll 80 D. M Fast Night Express Richdeld Springs,
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls, Toronto, Cleyeand,
Cincinnati Indianapolis Louis Detroit and Chicago.
with sleeping Sleeping cars to Canandaigua on
IL midnight Adirondack Mountain Special for Saratoga
Lake George Plattsburg Loon Lake, Saranad Lake,
paul Smltbis &C. Sleeping 20 Albany.
Tickets and in ORA wing room and sleeping cars on
sale a, Grand Central Station Alb S5 and 9f2 Broadway
II park place | BlCery place 62 west 12otb-st, and
l3sth ST. Station, New YORK 1913 Washington and 100
Fulton SITS Brooklyn. and 10 4th-st-, Williamsburg.
Westtos Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels or residences .,o,
sun daily others daily except Sunday. tstop at 13sth
at Station TO passengers fot North and West
Nv NJ TOTCEY HENRY MONETT
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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RAILROADS..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW,JERSEY.
" FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF July l. 1sss

Time Table OF July I, Isss ~,
3 h:q p " ssuiNfb S p a It no. ~ ~
Trains Leaving nse,aa az e, ssdn ge Po
Mauch Chunk, i.caIina. IIarr' s5urg. ctc.
5i5 III for Lake Hopateo'e &. E'S'n' betnehem ara
90 a. m. for Remington. Easton. Bethlehem. Allen
'owh, 40 a. for Pennington Lake Uopatcone. Easton.
Bethlehem Allentown Maqch Chunk %keses.rs scsin-
s .Sn Gesd Ieri hsaI,s0T wiiia%spcrt.
D. m for bennington, Easton, bethlehem. Allentown.
Maueh Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg, etc, 49,.
Chunk Wllkesbarre, Scranton, Iamaqus, shamokip.
80 D. m for bennington, Lake Hopatcong, ESstons
oo and so M Tor sornervie Fcmne.on.
545 D. M for Easton, Bethlehem Allentown, Msuch
Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg etc. On sundays ~ o'~
T. T. rs. 80 II 10 m. 20 2'so $50 80.
$50 s5 M srnasSs so9 PARK ocean SS Grove.
sHs sc Sq5 s a. n, fpis 80 49, 80
m 49, 80 vs m f 8,r rsG%ns stS LAKE.
4 a. m, 1 80 y. m. for Beach Haven, AILANIio
CITY, vineand, oBrLdgeton; ,.o ,,, an
80, T. 80 800, 80, rs D. M sundayA a. m.
p. m for Perth .N5% HOOK Rourr
For LONG RRhNcII. OCEAN GROVE. etc.
For Highland Beach seabright Monmo o Besch sno
si5 80. 5 80 D. IN. Sundays $50. II 100 o. m.
foT f 90 A. M 90 s45 80 5 30 D. m
For Atlantic Highlands 80. 100 m Il 90 Saturdays
roS Sny saS Toms U River i've and Banesas 30 90
ss T Ss i nna r' isss "a nro sd ~
18th st. i3e Fast I25thst. NewYork; Courtst. $50
Fulton st.. 90 broadway, Brooklyn. -, -,
New-York Transfer Company viii call for and cheek
b,o from
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corroN MapKFTS-IY TELEGRAPH.

IIyyRrooI, July "a r. m.-Cotton-The sales OF inc
iay included bales American Futures closed s,eay
lJnands Low Midilng clause. June delivery. 3l-bfi
BUYERS: June and Jny delivery: 3obld. buyers
and September delivery. 2SGid sellers september ana
October delivery 1854. sellers; OctoDer an November
ocverv i56i sellers November and December devers,
l2Gid buyers December amt January delivery lZO4
sellers January and February devery. lZO4u secIsi
September delivery. D 28G4d. buyers
GALVESTON. July 2-Cott1n-NomniL Mddling. Ills
Low Mtlang 3-lG: Ordinary So; oct AMI gross
receipts Las bales: exports coastwse. so bales sales
bales; stock. 2i9J bales.
NORFOLK Jnly 2-Cotton Mddng. 10 l.l6; net
and receipt SO bales; exports 10 GREAT brnn.
=: coastwise. 326 baIcs sales. ~ bales stock "o-'
bales.
SAVANNAH. July Cotton Steady and firm Miidlne
qsI Low M!ddllng Good Ordinary, S1 ne; ana gr-'
recepts 1854 baes coastwse. 2O5 balesi Sales
- bales stock. 1857 bales.
NEw.OMRAys July 2.-Cotton-Ea'y. Middllng. ga
Low MiGdling o.; Good Ordinary, Sis net an
gross receipts. 500 bales exports 10 Great Britain olo
bales coastwise bales; sales. loJJ Daiesi STOCK;
bales
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1--WE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO Union Stock YARDS July 2-The Drorers'
Journ1i reports: Canis-Recepts 1870 head shipment.
1000 market quiet steady Common to Choice - 90 q
al 77o Cows Mixed 81 4Oas3 90 SUCKERS - III %
~ az Feeder. So so Texas Steers 81 1888 So
Hsgs-Rcceipts 20 900 head; shipments 1906 market
,teasg weak. Mixed S. 4jds6 80 Pigs ana Cu!is
II OOosj So. . ,,o, .,
.og Mntons 81 81 4O Westerns 50 OJ0s3 i0i Tex
ans 50 7503 IS Lambs 81 % 90.
ST LOUIE July .. Cltte-Receipts 44OO heat; shis
ments none market steady. Choice Heavy NauVe
Steers IS OO0s5 10. FAIR TO GOOD Native steers - 4V0
81 TO- Butchers Steers Medium 10 Choice - 3O@l ~.
etockers and Feeders Far TO Geod 81 81 anscra
corn fed 50 5Odi 20 grissfel 81 2OG3 o. ,..
UO0s - Receipts 2,7O0 head; shipments none Market
steady Heavy ana Bucher' selection, - o1g %
Packing Medium 10 Prime. 50 5000 90 IAght Era'cs
Ordinary TO Best. S. 1908 40 ~ ,oo ,,.x..
Sheep - ReceiUts Zoo head ehpnenls oVo 'iaiAc'
firm. Fair Choice So 40 "a DO
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T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of csrtiands ana
Desbrosses SITS as follows: 49,. g.
80 a. for Catasaugua and intermediate pointa
q. N. for Geneva Lyons, Elmira. Rochester Bun2lo
and West and principal local D0ntA Chair car To
D. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate pointa Chair
car to Tunkhannoek Connection to Reading and Harris
GAO D. m. for Pittston and principal intermediate
points. Chair to L. and T. Junction 49, ,
40 D. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection to Reading and Harrisourg' ChaF car !"
Mauch Chunk. x ,-,.. p..,..... NJ,
falo and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
is D. m. for Laurays and intermediate points.
Trains leaving at 8 a. p. and $40 D. m con-
meet for all points Mahanoy and azeton coal regiona
SUNDAY TRAINS.
q. m for Mauch Chunk. uazleton and intermediate
points ..,,... ..,...
7 D. for Geneva, Lyons, Elnira, Rochester, buf-
falo and the West Pullman sleeper " Lyons.
w. General Eastern ONCE. 235 Broadway
@ HORE LINE-ALL-RAIL ROUTE-FOR
Central Station at 10 90 a. m and oo p m. for Watch
I[u Narragansett Pier. Newport, and Providence ana
boston. 100 p Limited Express for Newport Prov
idence Boston. IL 80 Night Express for New.
port Providence Bost0n-daly. Palace Parlor Cars or
Sleeping Cars 10 destination
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Gitnations Uante0-Alales.


n oACHMAN or GROOM and COACliMAN-By Eng.
~ lishInan, married years good reicrcnce city or
country. country preferred Apply COACHMAN, 81
West ATHEIST, city.
~ OACIIMAN.-BY a man. age 80 who understands the
" proper care Of horses; would like place In country for
the summer or 10. winter willing Oblig
ing city or country rstciass references from last and
former employers Address ~ E. Tribune Uptown ONCE,
1928 Broadway
COACuMAN.-By married man, who thoroughly
u understands business IN all It's branches
%. leaving present employers family to Europe best
city reference Call address j. H., lOe2 4th-ave,
COOK & CALHOON.
NARDENER.-By o single man thoroughly and pTact-
" cay n-rstands his business In all branches nclud
cold grapcrcs greenhouses growing AMI
everything pertaining gGfdcning IL also farner has
served under best In the north part ~ EuPland
hes. references Address 4. T. C.. Box 1l2, Tribune
Uptown Oncc. i,235 Broadway.
7 INTERPRETER TRANSLATOR or CORRESPOND
j ENTITY educated and experienced man, with fine
handwriting and speaking nueniy the English, French
and German laDguares In custom or importing house,
steamer pier Address PERFECT. Tribune ONCE
IANITOR-By German and vile: would take OF
y nat; handy man best r6tersncc. Mrs GArELY,
236 East 2fti-st
ITsEFULMAN- HoUsEWoRK.- young PIotes-
u and wife children good with horses careful
driver good plain gardener; can milk wife good family
excellent laundfcss; good recoInlncndal t)ns.
cARPENrEBs. los 0th-ava
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european advertisements.
EPPS'S COCOA,

BREAKFAST.-" By thorough knowledge OF tho
natural laws govern the operations OF digestion and
nutrition and By careful application OF the he qualities
OF weoieced Cocoa. Mr. Epp, has provided break
fast tables with deicatey Favored beverage which may
many heavy doctors bills Ii Is In the Iut.ciOus
articles OF die: th1t constitution may be
gradually built up until strong enough resist every ten
Hundreds subtle maadies floating
afJInd ready wherever there point
We may escape many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood and properly nourishcd
frame."-Civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water milk. Sold only In
half pound tins b. Gfocers, labelled thus: JAMES EPPS
4 Co, Homo opathic Chemists. London, England.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Trains leave West 42d.st- station as follows. and 20
minutes earlier from foot Of Jay-sL. North River
Detroit and Chicago, % 80 a. ~ 100. IS 10 m.
ST. Louis. 90 90, 3 rs p. IN. -
Syracuse Buffalo Rochester, Suspension Bridge, Nj
agara Falls, 3:l5; 9:55 a. m, 600 slap
Kingston, Saugrrties CStskill Albany, rs, Il Us
20 55 (al 4 80 q. Ia. ts) 100, g 200, IS rs D. -
Cranston's West Point, Cornwall. Newburg, 3 ID
'75. IS :55, 10 rs ca II 30 M 100 10 6;lh
For MQntres and Canada East, &c 100 D..
Hamilton, Landon. % 55 A. m. 20 :OQ IS :l5 D. m To-
ronO, 70 :55 o. M, 10 100, g 10 y. IN. .
Elegant seepngcsrs for Buffalo. Niagara FAILS Detroit
Chicago and ST. Louis
Inc room cars through - Saratoga.
Lake George, II 80 a. M Drawing Room Cars to Cald
we'll saturdays only, ~ 3:45 p IN ~
Lakes Mohonk ahd MinncwasSa; via New. Paltz; 900
lal IL 80 .. (sl st5 p m Draying Room Cars 70
KaSterskil Hunter. Grand Hotel station. .nd Phoc-
nicia, 49, 100, (sl II 30 M ~ 3;45 D. m Drawing
Room Cars Grand ITotol Station and to PhoeDcia for
Hotel Kastcsk and Mountain House, 00 (aJ IL 80
Paenviile Cairo and Mountain House Station. Is.
rs, 90, (a) II 80 q. ul ~ 34o D. m Drawing
Room Cars Cats.ll o. co IL 30 n L. and sl 45 IN
"' DAILY Darv excr,, Saturday. other tralns daily
ton Ca) il 90 a. m. (s 40 ?. Hoboken West Shore
Station (a) III 80 a. m, (s) 40 y. M
For tickets umc tables, parlor or slecping-tar accom-
modations Information, apply AZ Offices Brookyns33
ton.s Eew.York city~ses. !sS oi2 Broadway iSs 10
Bowery 10 Park place and West Shore stations foot OF
Vanderbitava. General Passenger Agent
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Railroads..

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY:
lN-Tralns leave from Chambersst Station week aays
81 3d. Engs gs sS:'Ss9s S5S'% sS a.
nS 'V Sundays Z 90, $50 a. m, and p m
vor Manuel Spring Valley Monscy and Tsmsns Wes s
days 90 80 a. m, go. U 4o y. III ounas'" ~"
O. N. and y. n.
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-x,-,.
quoIaIions vsrc a, tolow.-ys sprns 10, w s
No 2 Corn AS No. oats a. see , NO ays a. a.
5.e. No Barley at So. No F vn,. ser pork at
s3 80 per bill Lard at IS o2a per 100 10 short ls o
sae, loose at 81 40 saed shoulders boxel 80 w
as 2j short Clear sides Doxot 81 ejSo % WhisScs;
aistlers finished goods 81 20 per gal Susars-Cu' LoA
7h2sLc. Granulated Gao; standard "a" O2I
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Ter North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

corrrT-Business In spot Brazil grades was slow on
FIRST hand parcels 1t is impossible TO quote spot prices
Ia x &c In mild grades the movement was light one
semprising 1000 bags Costa Rica at about lac OpVns
cot decline Of 56lo points compard with Saturdays
tcures Sales, 5000 bags
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CLOSING
iiiohest Y,owast. SsleS
Months.

COTToN-The market for spot lots steady and un
changed Sales. 2G6 bales for consumption. The port
,cceIpts aggregated $50 bales comparing with lab
iaes this DAY week. lao bales for the corresponding
day last year. Since september Che beginning OF the
crop yeaf) receipts have aggregated $685. 35 Dacs
coIiIarng with 5,lS2635 for the corresponding time last
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKEr9

LIVERPOOL July 1850 nm-Ber,In poor demand. Pork
Tn moor demand ams-Iolders offer moderately Bacon
In f,ir demand Chosse-in demand; American finest
white ann coored strong AIS 6d. Tallowln poor de-
tnand OF Turpentine--I In demand ROsn- In
poor demand Lardspot and futuresiodcrs oner freely
Whea-iu fair demand Flour-n far demand. Corn-Spot
and futures-In fair demand mxei Wesern-Juy STEADY
at G4i do August steady AT ~ 6ad Hops al LONDON
New. York Statc-In fir demand
Receipts Of wheaton the past week from Atlantic ports
10000 quarters: from Pacific ports $1,000 from other
Sources $4,000 quarters ~ 40 mn
quarters. - ,, -. n, ,. =.
10a kilos.
BREMEN July 2.-Petroleum. marks 50 pfennnigs
LONDON July "a D. m-Linseei OIL lSs 81 per cwt !;
spirits o turpentlne, lSs I'D cwt
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OIL MARKETS.

OIL MARKETS.
OIL CITY Penn July 2--National Transit Certificates
opened az 73: highest. 7i's: lowest 72L; closed. "a
Sales 4Gl 900 barrels clearances Os000 barrels char
lers 81 100 bills shipments. 5Sj7 barrels; runs 1921
PrrrsnURG Penn. July 2-Petroiean firm ani active:
National Transit cercates opened at 10; closed al 'l
highest. 7ils lowest. 12'4.
BRApFoRp Penn July 2-Nationai Transit Certacats,
opened at 72Is closed "A highest, 74s lowest 1874
ClearaDces 10000 barrels
TIrUsvIL, Penn. Jny 2-Nationa. Transit certificates
opened 10; highest. II Is; lowest. 72a; closed Ia
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Gelp Wantco.

4, IRL WANTED for general houscwork In the country,
NJ hour from r. Y. must BE- willing and oblieng
wages sl2. Call Monday at 2l0 IarEsOnst., BooA-
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DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS,

Landing at Cranstons West Point. Cornwall. NewburR.
Marb 70, Milton Pcuenkcepsie and Esopus connecting
with Ulster Delaware Stony Glove CatsAl Mounttin
ana Kaaterski railroads. Steamers CITY OF KINGSTON
md JAMES w. BALDWIN eaye every week Gay &C
d. m pier OF Ilarrison-st, ". r. except saturday.
when CITY OF KINGSTON leaves at D. m, landing
only at Newburg and POughkeepsie, connecting with
snecia train FOR all summer Resorts through the Catsk
Mountains Leaves ROnd0ut SUNDAY nights az IL o'clock
on arrival special train from the mountains arriving
Xork d a. m.
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Railroads.
NEW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESSTERll

NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY.-Trains leave nom ferries AZ West AID
and Jay - follows: $3.50
Nest a2LAL, Z 80 a. IN. Jay-st. :3J a. NJ for Mid
dlctoNn EllenyIc dsburg Monticello Liberty. Wal
ton Delhi Norwich, Utica, Rome, Oneida Fulton. Os-
NcgO, Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago.
Nest 42t.st, 10 o. III. Jay-st 80 q. m, for
Waikiki Valley stations. Lakes Mohonk Mnnew9ska.
Middlclown Falsburg Liberty. White Lake.
Waikiki Valley stations. Lakes Mohonk Mnncwasla.
Mlddlctown BoomlngburP, MI Dale, Monticello. Falls
burg, Liberty. White Lake, Rockland
West 42d-st, 4 30 y. II. Jay s., 30 p. M, for
Campbell Hall, Middletown BlOomlngburg, WurtsbOro,
ElenVillc.
West 42d-st 6 :o5 p IN. Jayst, 10 p. m, daily for
Middletown Falsbure Liberty Walton Norwich Oneida,
Oswcgr. Suspension Bridge, Detroit Chicago, St Louis.
Buffet Slecpers 10 Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car
fires OswegO -,
ST. 90 j. M, for Campbeu Hall Mdtetown. bloom
Irlburg Eenvlllc. Fallsburg, Monticello Liberty White
Lake Livingston Manor. Walton. Delhi
Pullman Drawing Room seats and berths reserved at
3n7 Broaiway. Time tables, tickets &c q o07, 307,
S44 1893 broadway, 737 6thave. 134 East 125thst.
-0i "e'' -''"'~ j. G. ANDERSON. G. p A.,
IS Exchange Place, New.YCrk
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81 MN IsU'
73S Low Mijdlinc Q
Good Ordinary

Good Ordinary =. 73S Low MIddns.
htrict Good OIsinaTy. g 116 Mddng 1916
Trading options reached small aggregate put there
was steady advance the close on local corner
inc leaving anal prices points in advance Of Satur
DAVIS figures Total sales, 2S,4o0 bales
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
CHARLESTON July 2-Tnrpcntinc nominal.
SAVANNAH, July 2.-Turpeatino firm At 81 &c.
WIIMISGToS July 2.-Turpentine steady At 32tc.
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HAVANA MARKET
HAVANA, July 2.-spanlsa gold 23i 023iiA Exchange
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE
~ FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH
AND THE SOUTH.

NEw.YoEK. PHILADELPHIA & NORFOLK r. n
Train leaves foot Of Cor.andt and pesbrosses SIS
OF any Ticket Office Of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Co.
ii. w. DUNNE. Supt T. b. COOKE, G. L. b. a.
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

~ ROAD.
FOR RED RANK, LONG BRANCH, OCEAN
GROVE, AsBURY PARK. OCEAN BEACH. SPRING
LAKE, POINT Gy PhEA AZ , &!e. ,ssa
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YoRk, FOOT or LIBERTY:
ST. :oo s:15, % 80 IL IS a. m. 4 49, $50 80
. 90 q; N; and I 100 p m ,,,..,roe,,., CO.,
$3.50, 7;1o. 1910 a. IN 100 noon; ESQ g 10,
900 D. m. sundays 10 o :i5 a. m 100 p. m.
Denotes cXpresG trains.
RUFUS BLODGETT j. Il WOOD. H. r. BALDWIN.
SupL Gen Pas. AgtP r. r. G.P.A.C. RRN.J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-03
Gituations Uants6 nlalcs.

A TTENDANT &C., to invalid or elderly gentleman
a by an experienced young seeks position for the
summer steady city country; wages moderate pest
references given Address L. o. 1Ol West 3lstst lay
lOrs store
A TTENDANT or wATCHMAN.-Dy a young man,
"A Swede as watchmsn or attend to anything clefulyi
IL handy and Of disposition excellent recommended
tons Address HEDBEI.G, 30i l-2 East 3oth.st
~ OACUMAN.-By a flrstclass single man; thoroughly
~ the and management OF horscs anu
carriages leaves his place on account Oh the FAMILY gong
10 Europe st.clasS city references. Gail or address
:. w. 10 West 1Sthst private stable
EOACHMAN-COOK and LAUNDRESS.-By a married
u couple cncumbrancc; man thorough groom caeIui
driver Will and do plain gardening II re-
qucd; generally useful woman Is good COOK ana laun-
dress wages $40; personal city reference Auoress d.
BOX >. 1i5 East 22dst
EOACHMAN GROOM and USEFUL-MAN.-By smart
nrc &GqaIf rood rcicrcrce NJ NJ Si7 itEaSe
(OACfIMAN, GROOM and USEFUL-MAN.-By q tenn
u perae young man. who thoroughly understands the
gardening ali general work about gcntemans place
good references Address q. H., Tribune uptown Onee'
l.23S Broadway.
ONCIIMAN and USEFULMAN.-By well reeoni-
y young Englishman good eac.taker OF horses
driver do GARDENING nlk care
poultry etc Al ChRPFNTEKs los Othavc
<,OACUMNN and USEFULMAN.-By temperate amt
Y reliable young thoroughly competent IN all d-
tails understands gardening, lawIs etc best city ref
cTenccs NJ. FRED lO2 West llthst
COACTMANA gentleman wishes situation for his coach
I man, wunni he ca, nIsniy recommend lrselass man
toroughly understand, his business; been with present
employer 5 years. Call address 81 West l0thst
oACHMAN-By middlo-aged man, Protestant who
u thoroughly his business in all Its branches
honest civil and obging, Call or address j. y.
Brewster Company, cor. oihale ana 4@hs@ au'
yertlser, J. Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-03
TRAINS FOR BOSTON
Il via
New.YOrk and ,New.Ensand

and
New.York. New. Haven and Hartford Roads
Leave NEw. YORK 10 A. NJ. .3P NJ; II 80 p NJ. D
"'''' phRLoR CARS on DAY TRAINS
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINa
100 D. m. Daily, including Sundayk
Other trains daily except Sundays
Sleeping accommodations can be occurred ~ ticket
enlees. 337 broadway. and Grand Central Depot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-03

NATSKILL, HUDSON AND COXsACKIE.
~ ELEGANT STEAMER KAATERSKILL leaves
fiom foot Jay.st.. n. r.. every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY y L.. connecting with Boston ana
Railroad.