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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-18
,,yr srocK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

gurpALo Juiy i7-catu,-No receipts last "a hourA
Total recepts for thus far 4U6 head For same limo
last week 730 head. Consigned through nonei mono on
sale.
,hn week fhu, far % head For time last week
10 200 head Consigne, through d cars. OF which 10
Nrw.York; carloads for sale market steady - -.
Hoq.-Receipts last - hours 3042 heat Total 10. tbs
week thus far la.625 head For same time last week
90 $3.50 head Consigned through l6 cars all OF which 70
York carloads sale. market quiet prices declined
ia IOc selected Workers s. 9O06 Oj Selected Medium
weights SIS 10.
CHICAGO Union stock YARDS: Jny lL.The Drorsrr
Journal reports CGtieRecepts 1000 head shipments
1000: market active higher. Choice TO Extra Beevss
rO96 and Feeders 81 5O13 90 cows Buls
and Mixed 81 350t3 so Texas Cattle 8! 75Gsd co.
Hogs-Hcceipts 10000 head; shipments B,OOO; mhket
active Mixed SIS 6Oa6 95i Heavy So 70G6 %; Light
sieeoDReceipts 5000 head shipments 2o0o market
active Natives Inferior Fancy. 80 1888 90 western
s340 SIS 90. 50 SOFA 20 Lambs - oOo6 20 per
100 10.
ST LOUIS July II. Cdue-Reoe,pts 2.700 head; ship.
ments 400; market higher. Choice Heavy Naive
Steers 1886 90. Fair 70 Good Native steer. 81 4eS
SIS 30 Butchers Steers. Medium 70 Choice 70 1904 80
Stecser Feeders Fair 10 O. ot 81 80 03 So hangers
corn.fed So 6O0i IS CRASHED 81 3OG3 40 ooo ,,s.
HOgs-lteceiDt. 800 heal; shipments oOo. MEne
higher Heavy and Butchers selections - soso 70
Packing. Medium to Prime. 50 7OOso So IAght sraoes'
Ordinary Best IS 6015 10. ma. 49,.
SHEEN - Receipts 100 head shipments .ou Marxet
strong. Fair 10 Choice So oO6t 30
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NewYork Tuesday July 17-BEEvEs-Receipts were
and 10 cars direct to East Side suehtcrcrs 10 trad.
ing In Live Cattle. Feeling steady -.
at 1910 isc for Texas Sides 7a5c for Inferior 70
Prime Native do with Choice to Extra bringing Lao
shipments to-day 3O4o quarters OF Beef in the steamer
Arizona, and tomorrow 500 do. IN the Germanic.
market is dull and unchanged for both Vcas and Butter
Buttcrmilk Calves sold at 8 3sas 12c. and a few
Civ Dressed veas sold at 1oaIOc: Country Dressed
do iS% Wh aDs co g Bus as H CAVES IVES
176 n average at Ssc Per n - 90 los r. az Lee;
g. Mixed 1ad do 1;$ at l4e; 40 Ve' Al H. at os
% nalenbcck Hollis: So Mixed carc- 12s n. at SO
ANR 81; sS5 90 sesf q s5S
o cars carried from yesterday.
The demand active FOR both Sheep and Lambs at
Poor to Best Sheep sold 3a5 Lee per n. while Poor
TO Choice lambs ranged from l2G7 lee
Dressed Mutton in fair demand at 7dlO 1'2c Dressed
''' s,es- + sadlcr Co.: 1875 Western sheep q n
81 8 s5 o 100 % ken nsS d 3d. 80 % e.
ii Do. l6i p at. s. So; $50 Kentucky Lambs o. n at
5 IS 2' R quo 2S a: IS Ohio Sheep 50 at
214 West Virginia Lambs 5S n, at So lo' DO % D.
81 Collins: 1919 Ohio Sheep Poor Culls). 70 LIZ n
at So; SG3 do, = D. at s. $4,000. CHAN ~, .,
81 s4erT Ten$e SuIy lambs ou ksntgsky saeep
Guns. s. i. az s. IS 27 do 6S ~ at Sc 25 S;a d.
g - at 80 IS; $50 do SS N. at So So i27 do 81
II" j. e pIdcock: 1o5 Ohio sheep 20 n a. q sS: %
d dOo 3 g 1 q f. t. II % 90 Eva DO %
81 301 West Virginia Lambs. 81 ~ at 90, "a. n Ia,
p s. Kaso: Jersey Ewes Ill n, at IS 80; III Jer'
Sey i22 pr we're 81 77s heaalI
at Jersey City 10 cars at 4othst only head on
ilc for Fair to Good Dressed Hogs arc nrm at Ia
G5c for Medium to Fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-18

CONFIDENCE FULLY RESTORED.

tuesday, July LIP. IN.
The stock speculation today after some little
hesitation in the carly dealings fully recovered
its confident, not to say buoyant, tone. The first
prices generally 1-ial-2 per cent higher than
Mt last evenings strong" closing There fol-
lowed fractional decline which, partially If not
wholly, was duc to the conspicuous sales Of St.
Paul ard Western Union by the representatives
of leading operator For time the con-
fdcncc, reflected by figures was checked.
But there was n market which absorbed all the
offerings and asked for more The loan market
this morning developed an additional borrowing
demand, particularly for Lake Shore, Northwest
crn and ST. Paul The shipment to Europe OF
St. Paul stock continues, and recently there has
been considerable export of Norfolk and Western
preferred, which to-day WIS notably strong all
through the early decline. The news OF the day
was OF the usual character; pclIincs were made
for discoura ging items and those we're given
TO the public with eXaegcTations. Bat if they
oXcrtod any influence, it was OF a negative char
actcr. The strength developed in the Northern
lacilcs and Orcgons was pronounced New-lo rk
and Ncv-England suffered sharp decline from
AZ 5-s to Al 81. but it closed at AZ 1-5. Louis
willie and Nashville, which yesterday was sharply
Iaidcd opened up per cent at 30 Ia and closed
at 80 %. Every day develops growth OF con-
hdcncc and Il widening Of the market, which con-
fuse the ideas OF professionals, VINO nave become
Cducatcd to IDEAS oil QulcK Turns ana Shall pfOntS,
and which rs yet hold the short interest in the
market At or us maximum. A. y,ste rday, every
rcActicnary iluctuation is ha. lcd elimination
Of the bail market This idea found cAprcs sion
this morning in the OTen manner with which some
of the files ON Il cart wheel" made their early
sales. The market ior twelve months has been
a local affair SO far as prices were concerned. lis
character is slowly changing for the better. Yet
it is still mystery what las become OF all the
stocks We said when the market WAS at its
lowest there were few real stocks for sale, and
now after thrcc-wccks' rise, the remark still
holds true The market closed strong at about the
best figures of the day.
TIE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.
TIL offerings of bonds to the Treasury amounted
to ii J4S.1OU. including Sl.000,000 Of 1-2s
at l07 l-2 Only SLIGO of the offers-4s at
l27-wcre accepted by the Secretary. The local
market was duil and steady with the nominal
auotations as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-18
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. July II Especial. -Hutchison is evidently
vel along toward complete recovery and is making prices
again as OF old. lie was worry large seller openly
through his men. and the popular theory
he was not realizing but working" the market Cables
were strong again. For whio there pretty oven
contest the bull influences from abroad and the
hear Influences Hutchinson selling before long
tho began to decline Although the winter wheat
movement has begun the primary market receipts
were large 800 eco bushels Cudahy covered freely Of
wheat The July option kept at l,2d1 5Sc premium
August oenc1 al 50 Is sold between 80 Ia and
Is Ia and closed at 70 1879 7S The close Just
above the put price. The price Of went for
August from 4G rs 20 IS 7sa4G. The close was
at 1G 3.s cents oats dull within @ narrow range
as far operations in the pit concerned
were dull There were only half As many hogs at the
wards az expected that prices started ad-
vance, q little OF which was lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-18
COTTON MARKRTs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. July ia ,. m-cottol-The sales OF the
ly Included 700 American Futures closed steaty
Up ands Low Mddling clause July delivery Sz.oia:
byer- July and August delivery, 3l64d sellers Auguse
and september delivery 2s6ia buyers september aud
October delivery 1904 buyers october ami November
delivery 1864 BUYERS November and December
ll6ld buyers; December and January delivery l-oAd
sellers January and February delivery. lloid ouyers
September delivery 2s6id. buyers
GALVESTON July l7-Cotton-- Nominal Miding 1l-l6i
Middling. Sl6; Good Ordinary. 80 aet and gros.
receipts bales: exports coastwlse, oAies saies -
bales; stock. 1866 bales
NORFOLK Jnly l7.-Cotton-Steady Middlng lob; nos
and gross receipts "a bales exports 10 Great Britain,
coastwse 315 bales; saies "a baes stock 4265 bales
CHARLESTON July l7.-COton-Quet Midding. 90
net and receipts 40 baes exports coastwise baos
stock, l,Jl0 bales
SAVANNAH July l7-Cotton-Steady and firm. MiddlfnR.
o., Low Middng ga Good Ordinary ST. net and gross
receipts ga bales; exports coastwse 10 baies saea
% bales: stock, 3.O62 bales
NEwoRiyAys July l7.-cotton--Steaiy Middlng 1918;
Low Middling, 81; Good Ordinary, 81 not receipts.
435 bales gross receipts s93 bales TO tho Continent
bales sales, 200 bales stock 49.1Oo DaleA
SPIRITS OF TURPEN1 me. ~
CH,rLproy Inlv l7.-Turpentine firm at 81 &c. 80
E.yANYAn July l7.-Turpentne nrn at 3lsAc
WILMINGTON. July l7.-Turpen'ine steady at 81 &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-18
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Thu crude oil market yesterday presented tho anomaly
OF decline face Of bullsh field news II illustrated
the peculiar position occupied by large part OF the West
speculative trade which has been cut Of harmony with
advance seventies and is seeking to cover
standing at low prices or 10 recoup b. re-
nevci falcs the losses accepted In the eighties The
West does support the bull side with the vim which
sometimes ch,actcrles ito operations, although within
thirty day. has been important improvement In
both the rcnnod AMI the hcI outlook As outside inter
4. still at Minimum tho fluctuations are left largely
mercy OF professional traicrs who usually favor tho
bear side. The sackcnng IN tho demand for refined FOR
moment ayors these operators although the striking OF
several dry Gads Run shuts OF surely extern
Of territory thought possible short limo ago
The MARKET opened weak a. % 31dSO il cents but was
advanced quickly the covering OF scared snort % 81 o
cents IN afternoon thor. was renewed selling and
precs broke abruptly below so cents and sold as low as
70 10 There was quiet but gool buIlng at inc
lest CURE shai" above TUESDAY close but - cent
heh.r than the opening quotation There arc indications
that bc,r party has given Its design 70 try to
turn TIDE values Gni There arr some speculative
conditions us favor But the other hand. II the
Ct TIE fcw hd, developed the short
Interest u extent that obscrvcrs believe is tho
the OF The O tho rad rs VIE BE- measured
by that supporting factor ia addition to the purchases
ln,prcl by -rong commercial position OF the com
Tho range OF prices and the total dealings were as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE rrlv l7.-Cotton was firm. M.ddling lo%c.
F,our uuri stead: ONart Street au1 Wcssra SupsTnne
81 81 q s.. 10 - ODH3 So Family do - 90 ID
$3.50 Mills SuJerane - g. Extra do So 2j G3 7j
do RIO IS iona o. Pat.Dscp Family - IS. SUI
ror,ave Pateat - 81 Whslt-Sourhern Qn!er firm. Fuz
S4assc ioagbcrry s649uc. Western seadv. quiet No 2
Winter rrs 81 ihsci 10 July St%6Sissc. do
August S4tsoSilc; do September S5'sds57sc. Corn
Southern nrn: White CGU6-c: Yellow 59f6Oe. West-
err 1nict rnd lower Mixed suo 520524 &c July j21 52c
Snuthrrn 400 jc Pennsylvania 10 64jc western
Whno 4ldi2 &c Western Mixed 3Jiedi0i9c. Rye dull
steady Prime 81 80 0Gjc Har quiet; Primo 10 Choice
rla O04 10 81 Provisions quiet and stsa ~
RIB Sides packed Sac Bacon-ShVrders SIc Clear RID
sides giic. Hams l3A0l32c. Lard refined at 99c. But
ter : a zoe. Egg firm; Western packed
at l5dlji Petroleum hrm; Refined at IHc. Coffee
dun RIO chrgoc. fair li0 &C. sugar firm "a soft
7IAc Copper rennei firm 1884, 0ljsc WhlsKsv steady
32d Flour Gs Gram ia I'd. Recsipts-tlour
$500 bbls Wheat 5000 bush. Corr 300 bnsn Oats
$500 bnsh. RYE 100 bush. Shipments-FOur 1000 bbs
sales-Wheat 235OO0 bush C.ra $4,000 bush.
BUFFALO. July l7.-Wheat-Only small lots OF No Hard
were offered: Of 10000 hush at S7SSS7Sc; 1900
bush. ut ssc closing ut Sds.o over Chgago August;
Northern duh &c asked. Winter Wheat weak
No Rod glc: No. longberry e3isc White oregon SIC
Corn unseteds No Yellow 5ui205lc No. Yellow
409d soc No As. lac. Oats opoDed weak closed arm
No White 3gi4 q 3p1c No Mixed 3ilgc Rre dull.
Flour nuiet light dcmanl Best Patent Spring - rs
81 %: best Winter s. 80 80. Miecd
Sl3dl6 90: 10 fii 25d$li 10 Cornmeal steady
Oatmeal steady Canal irelgts EASIER; Wheat 2eic Com
2Lc: 20 Receipts - Flour 5000 bbls. Wheat
bush Corn $1,000 bush shipments By tail-Flour
- 900 bbs Wheat 1900 bush. Corn 10000 bush Oats
$4,000 bush. Canal shigmcnts-Wheat $1,000 bush. Corn
5000 bush.
CHICAGO. July 1.-The icaIln. future, ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-18
HARRISON WANTS TO PREACH TO BROKERS.

The Rcv. Thomas Harrison, the g" boy preacher
who is holding series OF revival meetings In the old
John Street Methodist Episcopal Church, aroused
tie curiosity OF his hearers yesterday afternoon by
making the following announcement: Il didn't ex-
p c stay here longer than last week. but God has
blessed this work that am going to stay week
longer Glory be TO His Name! We have had Oyer
600 conversions during the last week, and
going TO have nobody knows how many moro. 1t
Is wonderful how things coming out here. What
people said mpossibilities have been done in
the midss of Us, and you'd be surprised If you knew
what DR.. Bowdsh and l knew. There is plan
being arranged BY which 500 to hear the
word Of God, great scheme to be inaugurated 10
1000 mcn Oh hope so! I'd tell you
about It only there too many reporters here,
and the plan Is no; fully settled yet, but tell you,
before next Monday going TO
Praise God from whom all blessings flow,
Praise Hin all creatures here below,
Praise Him above. yc heavenly host;
Praise Father, Son and Holy Ghost.'
The Rev. DR.. A. Mclean, of Boston, then preached
an excellent sermon from the text found in Acts
xii. H. After that the usual work of saving sinners
followed the sermon, with fruitful results. To
Tribune reporter Mr. Harrison said cit is not
fully arranged yet when shall visit Wall Street.
expect to preach the floor of the Stock Exchange
some day before long Probably at about four
o'clock some afternoon. ! have been pressed to do
so by number Of members of the Exchange and Will
as soon they get permission for me TO do sos
In the evening Mr.. Harrison preached, and to-day
the Rev. John Riley Thompson. of The Washington
Square Methodist Episcopal Church VIII preach In
The afternoon with the Rev. Dr. Payne In the evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-18
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

BUILDING MATERIAIS.-Thc general MARKET Is dui
brown. siSasi5; dark and icI, sl56slG Trenton and
Philadelphia 'front.' alongside pier 427e$s9; JeiseyS =
ass; Pale. 81 j0Gs2 10 HayeIstraw, hard, ahoaI Soq
So 20; Up River hard, s5Gs5 90; Koekland common
lime, Il Finishing ~ 90 Goats li9ir 81 o2S Per
bush Cattle Hair 81 csc; Cement e. lJar2 % LOT
round lots American Portland English Portland, S2 =
6t2 80 Rosendac, al O54S1 10 per Dbl Lain, 81 loa
tZ 20.
COFFEE-For Brazil growths the market was steady
the basis OF II 2c for FAR RIO spot Invoices Sas
5000 bags No. on prlyao terms The mi5dcr growtns
arc firm. Sales 500 bags Laguayra. ID 1-4c; 40
Cosa Rcn II 3sc The option trading was mode aey
atilve firm market the -aes reaching 5000 bags
while closing quotations represented an advance OF 0
min fnr be dnY.
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dealings were as fol-
Stock Exchange. Consolidate

f7t. on Monday tho price OF refined was reduced is
cent 70. gallon 10 3-S ccat> Abel te- at all ports The
market yesterday quiet AMI unchanged at the decline
0u CITY Prnn. July lL-.Nitonal rrln'lt Cortincato,
opened az sos highest. 81 % lowest 1927. closed 81.
Sales $4,000 barrels, olcarlncc' 276S000 barrels: chlr
lag Ubs shipments .293 barrels; runs 4S322
PurssveG Penn. LAZY Petroleum rather active;
National transit crrJn openoi Al 5O closed at Sl
highest. Sly lowest. 7oi2
BRAnroRp Penn. jay l7Nationat Transit Certnceto,
sos closed at Sls; highest 81 "a lowest, 79o
Clcafances. l.l3S.OOJ Olrrcls
TITvEvlL Penn JAY = N ,tlona Transit Certificates
opeLe1 st o. highest, Il q lowest 50 ~ Close 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-18
WOOL SALES

LONDON July l7-At the wool sales to-day the COM
les.enct rhs IL ascriDed 20 the fact
that have completed their orders and departed
Prices easier although the advance was maintained
drawn ih,n u.ua The sales ~ the day 10 det
are as follows Victoria Sales 500 bales. secured nh6
!. 81; do locks and pieces gsd3ls "a greasy, ~
do locks and pieces. ~ New sonh Wales-salea 400
bales. secured lOd1l. 0i do scks and pieces. S2de
l,4ad. greasy 5hdels Oh do locks and pieces ode
SLf Queens andsalcs 2OO bales rc0urei lid q ls 22d
greasy ODD sat-: 90 locks mi piece. S9t 61d south
800 baAs scnrrc. lldUlH Id 10 locks
and piece. sns Obj; greasy 81 L do locks pieces
81 y T,.mana-sser 1000 bales soourc lisa IL 2d
~i; 10. lor ~ md 80 d7lt. New
l,sitndsaes 700 bates acourel lo:f el, q DO locks
and niece. |. ~ Ills 5ad greasy, btdGlli DO locks
pieces s7iAst OF Gooi Hope and ata-saies
500 hales sconroi S5cls 90 greasy nd; Falkland
Sales A bales greasy III DO locks and pieces. 63t
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS for Cement and Lime for the
District OF Columbia
OFFICE of TIE COMMISSIONERS, ID. c.,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July IL, 1888
- Sealed proposals. viii be received q, this onlce Gnl
Ing and lime for the public works OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia.
obtained this Office application therefor, together
with all necessary information and bids these forms
only viii be considered .
The rsht is reserved to reject any and all lids
p"''' u ' W. D. wErB.
S. f. WHEATLEY,
G. w. RAYMOND,
Commissioners, D. @.
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Mieceilaneous.

II OR sALE-Conroi.ng Interest morning newspaper.
established about 80 yeas In city OF l2o000 inhaoi.
ants circulation and respect
Address REPU BLICAN. L. o. Box l5e9
THE BOOK OF oPEN-AIE SPORTS" octave. 500
pages illustrated The standard authority on
American open air Rules for sailing swim.
ming ball playing shooting horseback riding etc. etc,
York yntArtainins and universaT complmened bY ths
presA.
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Che Gnrt.

MONMOUTH PARK RACES - LONG
WI BRANCH, N. J.
EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
Entil Tuesday August 18th. Commencing a, 80 D m
Central H. r. o. n j., Liberty;sI Ferry IS 80.
4 =, cOrtlandt and Dssbrosses ST. Ferries 10 10
snly) Boats via Sandy Hook. from Pier s. foot OF
Reetor.st, s, o, II a. NJ. 10 :15. D. m.
Fare Round Trip including admission 70 Field. 81 So
J. H. COSTER Sec. A. J. CASSATT. Pres
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No poKEn ro GRAXr pR1YArE FRANCHISES.

NO POWER TO GRANT PHIFAIE Fh4N CHiSES.
General Newton yesterday received from Corpora
ton Counsel Bcekman an opinion, denying the power
Of the Council TO grant personal franchises In
the public streets. on June ~ the Board OF Alder
mon passed a resolution granting John Glass permis-
zion 10 connect his premises, Ms. $50, $50 and 534
Wcst-st., with the tracks of the New-Yorh Central
and Hudson River Railroad by switch turnout I'M
der the supervision of the Commissioner Of Public
Works The resolution was vetoed by Mayor Hewitt,
and on July 10 the Board passed 1t over the veto.
Glass then applied to the Department Of Public Works
for a permit construct the SWITCH General Newton
referred the application to the Corporation Counsel
Mr.. Bcckman replies that tho Common Council has
no power to authorize the laying Of railroad tracks
III the public streets be used for private advantage
or emOlument He cites decisions by The Court OF
Appeals proving that the resolution is void for tho
reason that it puIports 10 create franchise which
the Common Council has n power TO create" and
ingtrqicts the Commissioner that should any attempt
be made act under this resolution he shall cause
the offenders 10 be arrested and dealt with according
law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-18

COTTON-For spot lots there fair demand at
unchanged prices Sales. 39S bales for consumption:
The mort to-day aggregated 1910 bales comparing
with 62D bales this day last week and CS7 bales for
the spending day last year Since september (the
inning OF the crop YEAR the receipts have aggregated
g. 45 $50 bales comparing With 5lo0,973 for tho cor
responding time last season.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, vyUIY Is, 1885,

jan 10 July A.. 222G,033 2,sso.5o0 2,7l3,5o3
WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE
Number ~ miles,. 1sG 1S6 1S6
Second week IA July Ii,523 s12,6s7 el5t27
jan l 10 July H.. 29O,0c2 319,536 f62,S0l
HOUSTON AND TEXAS .ENTEAL-
Number OF miles,. Jl3 5l3 BIB
First week In July eS74iS si1,s60 $50 DOB
Jan. / 10 July r.. 11CO,357 .07S,662 ,0I5,907
ST. LOUIS. ALTON AND TERRE uAUTE main Lno).
Number Of miles .oo s ls5 .az 5 2S7 SSS7
Jan. / to July -. 5ss.353 0ss,s20 9G7,5i5
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW YORK.
esG 1887. 1858.
For the week.. SO 305. 533 s72ls,o59 s5lG7,lS3
Previously rcpoltd 15SGso,j87 153e2,596 14S270.2ss
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Acfunl cash IN
sos1 07o.1 sG sost,45l OBJ Inc. 1919, s51
$3.50, 900 5i,l7l ,S9S Dec. $50, 07S
Net cash bances 1885 o92 1888 sos Dec $3.50 227

Net cash banccs &3cj 0o3o92 ,335622 Dec e2so22
Another 81 100000 Of god to-day was engaged
az the Assay Office for shipment to Germany
It. is special movement despite the condition
Of the fore On exchange market, which is dull
and barely steady AT quotations .Or business rs
follows: Bankers bills. 81 SO IS and 81 SO 3-s
for long ard short sterling respectively; $40 3-s
and SIC rs for francs: % 1-2 and % "a for
rcichma-ls: 40 IA and 40 IL for guildcrs
In London British conso's wcrc. strong at
% l1-16 for money and % "a for account. The
Bank q ENGLAND gained $4,000 bullion on bal
ancc Far silver declined 1-sd to AZ l-sd. per
ounce English standard American railways
opened higher despite Of yesterdays late declines
in the home market and reacted Only fraction.v
at the close. At Paris French per cents closed
up TO S3.l2 1-2. The weekly statement OF tho
Imperial Bank OF Germany shows a specie incrcas.
Of 2.g2O 600 marks.
The REORGANIZATION Committee Of tho Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company give notice that hold
crs Of 90 per cent Of all classes OF stock and bonds
affected by the plan Of reorganization have ac-
copied its provisions, and outstanding stock and
bond holders notified TO deposit their securi-
tics with Drcxcl, Morgan az Co before August !.
] 1888, and conform to the requirements Of said
plan, II they wish to participate in the benefits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-18

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET

LONDON July IA u. m.-AtIantic ana Great Western
frat mortcas~ C9rdcates SO Canadian Pdcinc
5Sr Mcxiran ordinary. 45L ST. Paul. Common. 1921
EewYork Central 1854 Mexican Central FIRST mortgage
bonds. 69s. -
Paris advIces auotc per at SO francs 42
centnes Tor the account
Bar silver Is Guotel at az lsd. per ounce
Ihe OF bullion into tho Bank OF En- gland on
balance TODAY - SlJ.uOO
Money IL Id = pr ceDt.
BERLIN Juy 1.-The statement OF the Imperial Bank Of
Germany shows increase specie OF 2020.000 marks