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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-12
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARREIS


The wheat markets yesterday recovered from the bear
fish effect produced by the favorable prospects as
ported by the Government Bureau Washington. good
crop conceded, but the evidence multpies OF de-
lciences abroad which will necessate excellent for
egn demand for cereal The primary for the
advance the heavy decrease In grain passage to
Europe and the big demand from shippers whose
ments footed up bushels This put spot lots
cent and stimulated active movement in the options,
the dealing which amounted TO nearly 100000 bushels.
Prices with ordinary fluctuations and the close
steady at 1Sd3S less than top figures. The net
gains were IA for July 50 ls for August at 50 Il,
october 7S. and May 1889, at 81 81, and rs cent
for September 90 7S November 81 7S and December
at 92 rs cents Corn the spot firm with moderate
export business r. bushels being taken by shippers
Although the Is for Unprecedented crop OF
corn tho options sustained by sympathy with wheat
The movements were not nteesngbut the market closed
steady at gains 14a7S cent for August at So Is Sep
TENDER at 81 IS and 81 IL and unchanged for
November at 81 and December at SO l2 cents Oats
showed no feature except heavnes The options were OF
Ia for August at 81 12 September at 80 3S and October
at 30 rs cents There sales of 400 terccs OF cash
lard but whether FOR export or not could not be- deter
mined The options weaker and closed down for
July and at SO 3d. for september at So -
and 6 points for october at IS 3d.
The receipts Of grain and Hour reported yesterday at
New York Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston were as
follows: Wheat % 992 bushels corn, 432i7 bushels;
oats 30 III bushels total grain, 1913 $50 bushes nour
"A o24 packares At Chicago, Milwaukee and St Louis
the arrivals were: Wheat, 504l3 bushels corn 1885, 19l
bushels oats 1892 bushels total grain. 34Sll6 BUSH
els -four, 23,447 barrels
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THE STATE OF TRADE

BAL1rMoRE July ll.-Cotton steady. Midtne loIc.
G"5 ,r o s5sss 49, % 40
si55 civ supcrHne ~ 300 So Extra do S259375
p pc late Patent s. s. whssouthern Fn
s. asse Lonsberry s509oc Western steav, Urn: No.
august august s5ss5Ec: do september sGsas6i.e Corn
southern stealy; White Coz e66c Yellow 59G5lc West
August at S5c; septeinbcr at SEC. Dat, quiet and
Spas[s es.Fe Mye al
steady Prime $4,000. ITay strong Prime to Choice
Moss Pork SIS 80 Bulk meats shoulders 6sc Clear
Rib Sides packed Sic 8acon-Shouders sac. Gear hio
ss e S At zoe ErS, dull and easy western packed
at Ii &c Petroleum steady. Refined at 7sc Coffee
9isc Copper refined firm is si5s.G Whskey steady at
81 Freight. to Liverpool per steamer qnis1
500 bbls. Wheat 2l4n0 bush Corn 1880 bnsn oats
o 200 600 b RS 900 oc 1uss Corn 500
bush.
BUFFALO Jnly ll-wheat-No Hard active. arm and
81 &c 900 bush at 50 40 5000 bush at So'c closing
7hc over Chicago August asked No Northern weak.
Winter Wheat scarce and firm No Red 9)o; NO White
Oregon - &c; Ne Longberry 95c no 40 White Nchi;
Yellow 5Spc; 30 at 51i2e Oats lover No White
s. o.. Best Winter 81 80 al 90 Mfeed Winter Bran
OC socs o Sp rs aet whsa c ?'e corn
&c; oats li9e. Recruits - Flour 5000 bDls Wheat
mcHts By i,ail--Flour $4,000 bush Wheat loo bush.
Corn $4,000 BUSH oats LOCO 900 Gnsl, Canal shipments
BOSTON. July ll.-Flour steady and UNCHANGED Corn
anle and steady steamer yellow 6l662c. Oats steady
ss%@ hor Gns and Se~E
quot PORK steady Lard at ssdVtc Hams AZ IIf~
Na2taer hS't creamery eaS q Extra Creamery
2O92lc. Cheese dull New-York and Vermont Extra &C.
iae s' M t Extra, at ise Zoo b6
and 600 sacks oats $500 bush shorts III tons
CHICAGO. July 1.-THE ieaiins futures ranged as
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TILE TRADE In CHICAGO.

Chicago July IL speclaD. Hutchinson, the biggest
holder Of wheat and the chief reliance OF the bulls,
on Tuesday night fell and injured himself The news
made other holders fear that perhaps the enormous
lines of this great trader might be thrown overheard
The fear that this might be done offset for the irs
hour. all the bull influences which were on hand al
the opening Hutchinson, although nursing
sprained shoulder all day and unable 10 get Oh inc
floor stuck TO his wheat Run Influences hn"iS
prevailed Wheat closed cents above inc ia'er
figures OF Tuesday night, at 81 5-sa3-4 ior Angus.
and SO l-s for July. The remarkabie stcnsh VI
Juv alarmed the shorts IN August. There were times
when this month was "a cents over the next Inc
favorable predictions given In the oo'ernn.n. -
mort weighed heavier on the price Of corn ihah Oh
Yesterday While whcat advanced le een, ,, ior
Aunst corn simply held its own, closing }us. M.,n
IL oucncd at 40 Ia July relatively "a n'a,
getting up within IA cent Of August Inc es"m MAJ,
lar Thursday are 40 cars Vessel room Wa Cnai.
cred for over 100000 bushels oats Wcre eAS 1891
Ingly nervous for July because virtually nd
One moment the crowd fears the abandonineht anu
al tbe next an increase In the squeeze, Juy oPtn.a
ut ri l-e sold at 30 l-2 and closed al ~ -. Aas
ust onened al 90 3-8, sold between 20 35 ann 20 pa
and Closed at 90 Is Provisions were more exfi,ea
than for weeks There were largo receipts OF nogs
81 The yards with prices there 1osis Genus 'o"ss'
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Journal reports, Cdne-Receipts 1900 head shipments
a nOO. market active lower Choice Extra Berves
SIS 20 Is, Common Good 81 oOa5 15 steckera aud
Feeisr- 81 4O6 80; Cows Bulls and Mixed 81 7h1t 21
Texas Steers 81 4Ods3 90 Western Hangers so94 10
Hogs-ltecelp t- 2OOua head shipments 900 market
active. Mixed s. IS a5 rs. Heavy So 6oGa So; Light
SO 50 40 so Skps IS ~ ass 90. %.
Shesp-lseceipts 5000 head shipments 1000; market
active Natives Inferior 10 Fancy 80 25dsb 90 Western
81 3o9$4 30 Texans 81 5Od3 5O Lambs - % Der
100 ID.
ST. Louis July IL cane-Reccipts 1900 head shio
ments 800; market slow. Choice Heavy Native
Steers OO6s5 10 Fair Good Native steers - 80
- 10 Butchers Medium 70 Choice ~ 3O1i 80
Siockcrs FAIR GOOD 81 % as 90 Rangers.
curnfed So iOd4 81 CRASHED 81 20d3 so.
100 bead; shipments none Market
lower Choice Heavy and Butchers selections 50 1905 80
Packing Medium Prime IS G0Gs5 49, Light grades,
Ordinary o Best, IS 80 as 40.
Sheen Receipts 500 head shipments l,2OO Market
firm, Fair TO Choice 80 40 "a So
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teahr md unchanged. Wheat
rrpopEAy.PRopUcE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL July 1880 D. m.BeefIodsrs orer lreeiy
pork ,IlcrS o0er freely Uams-IIoders offer m0der
at"ly BaconI Holders offer moderately Chee ~
offer defaely; American white ana coi9red n 'aai
TaOw- Holder offer freely Rosu-Hold oncr iterlg
Spirits OF Turpentne-H Holders offer freely dull az
Lari-spot and mtures-Prme Western spot ana ulb
steady at iOs o.. Wheat-lIOders oner freelv e" ~,
Winter g. u, a. do spring. steady Al Us "a
Holder, offer moderately Corn-spot and Futures hoi
offer moderaiely mixel We>rernA. gust steady AZ
a.. s.. Hops London-New. York State-Holuers o"ei
moderately.
LONDON July Ii y. m-caicuta iinseed Jos =" pei
quarter IN
ANTWERP June 10 Petrocnn-Fine pale American, 10
francs confines and 10 francs II ceatimes eier
ANTWERP July ll-wcoxs, lard closed at % iraacs on
francs per LOO kllOs
BREMES July il-Pe troleum. marks
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. july ia D. m.-cotton.The sales OF tns
iy American Futures closed steady
I'm ands Low Middling clause July delivery. 33osd
bvrrs JuIy and delivery 3264d sellers; August
and September delivery 3O6id. sellers september and
0ctober delivery 2l.o4d value; october AMI November
delivery l564 value November and December deliverv
buyers: December aud January delivery 1884
Enyers Jannary and February doyery 10 64d seersj
September delivery 3064h buyers
GALVESTON July il.-CottoD-ouiot Middlne ill6i
Low Miidling 03l5: Good Ordinary. So Get ana gross
receipts - BALES exports coaswise. bales; Sales
bales stock. 1871 bales
NORFOLK July ll.-Cotton- Steady. MfdlinR. loh net
and rross receipts "a bales exports 10 1reat brtsn
cuastwise 1872 bales sales 62 bales; stock oo'5 oaes
CHARLESTON. July lI.-Cotton-Qniet Mlddng yA :
receipts bales exports coastwise $40 oaesi
stock, TIA bales. . A.. ,,,.,,,n.
90. Low MiddDg 9%; Good Ordinary So, ne, ana gross
receipts bales exports coastwlse 2I5 Oaes' saes
- baies; stock, 309S bales. ALBANIA, n, .
NEw.oRlEANs July ll.-Cotton-Firm Middlng s'1 ;
Low Mddling o.; Good Ordinary. Sh net ana gross
receipts J52 bales exports TO Great Britaln DsIes
665 bales sales 500 bales STOCK ooSa oale@
HAVANA MARKET
HAVANA July 1l.--spansh coli 235h 13S3 4 Exchange
Quiet sugarFrm. but que holders too hSen ior ouyers
nothing doing.
SPIRITS OF TURPENrINE
WILMINGTON. July ll.-Turpentino firm at Sic.
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WOOL SALES.

LONDON July llA the wool sales to-day onyers com a
peted largely III al clssses Prices were IN sces ",
There was good attendance Of aud continonta ony
bales The Available supply is $1,000 bales. SKIN sale
will hell Iuly The saos OF the day In detail are as
follows Vetora~snles 800 bales se0uro lnd OILS Sui
locks and pieces s9iOls ii greasy Oh Gis ~ DO
log Is and pieces 9d characterization 100 bales
scourel il ioi 02s IA New south waIes-saies d 500
bales occurred 1000 Sd locks and pieces ado 10 "a
greasy lido u; do locks an pieces sapyd onesns
and pisces 7da Ia I'D; greasy 4 0l0t do. looks and
pecca sd ID south Austraasxlss 900 balos sceurod
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JULY 49,


lod and pieces I'D DIS I'D greasy 10 Ss a.
do 17i. River-Saiss lO' "a o.
greasy 6q 97d 10. locks and pieces Cd rasnaus-Sass
1900 bales secured. IL 3i0ls 81; do LOCKS anu pleccs
IA l,d greasy sd0ls0ls ID; do locks ana pie'ss 81
1Iid New.zeaand-saes. LOO bales sconren LIZ
/. adj: do locks aud pieces 9l2l0s I'D greasy Iade
i'd and pieces. 5i1s cape 81 Cool HOPE an
bales secured Si0ls ID greasy o'zi~
Oh IfnIlan-Saes. 300 bales greasy, lOdQI4
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r,.,o. ,. M. IN Goa rs
car Iorsoy 'p,.ringfon ner 100 I, 0061 25
cohh,,aos fo,1 Island nor 100 Q O0a3 90
cnou1nho.s On, en- ss,eston nor crate , 75d1 90
Cucumters, Norfolk. per hushel crate v00g
Cucumbers, Maryland. per IL Dbl basket oOa, RI
Green Peas. ''T Long Island per bag 25d5 50
Onions New.Orleans, per bill .. d5 70
onions Potato Ma and East'n Shore per Dbl 275d3 90
String Beans, Long Island, wax. per lag 50ai g
String Beans, Long Island green per bag. g9@ 90 90
Tomatoes, savannah per crate oVd5 ~
Tomatoes. South jersey, per crate oe3 20 90
Tumps. white, Jersey. per 100 punches ZVoa= oo
MILK AND CREAM.
The daily average receipts OF milk and cream at the
different railroad distributing points In and near the city
for the week have been follows Erie i975 cans OF
milk 40 cans condensed milk and 225 cans OF cream;
Susnuehanna 1875 OF milk and 40 cans OF cream
New.York City and Northern 13S0 OF milk Harlem,
o9O cans OF milk 95 OF condensed milk and 2l5
cans OF cream Haven and Hartford LOCO cans Of
milk; Ontario and Western, 900 cans OF milk ana 3i0
of cream West Shore, 155o cans OF milk 50 cans OF
condensed milk and so OF cream; NewJerScy Cen
trail zoo milk and 10 OF cream ana by mis-
ceaneous short routes. 900 cans OF milk ana % cans
OF cream The total daily supply has been lS7lO cans
OF milk o23 cans condensed milk and 1032 cans OF
cream The excessive receipts depressed the market
the average paid for the platform surplus being 81 can
Of quarts The MIX Exchange price Tor July ID Ia
cents a quart, minus the shipping charges.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoTToN-A sin further advance OF l-l6c was estao-
ished in prices for spot goods Sdtes, olo zoo
onsumptOn. port receipts to-uay a2efcsa,It o.
bales comparing with 32l tales this day last Week oa'
for corresponding DAY last year Since ocPtc
bcI (the beginning Of the crop yeal the ecep hs s
apcrecaicd 545i6I5 bales. comparing with oloo,oVo
fol the corresponding time last season
Quotations based tho American standard OF eiassincs
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COFFEE-A fair demand be noted fof an grow Vs
and values are ninly maintained Oh the rd7is oil IA i-c
for fair spot invoices sale; 900 bags Csp'shla %pQe!
- l-4c 900 bags No. at 13c 900 Days NO. II o.to,
and 900 bags g. 13 lSc all On spot ny miueI
fairly and steady SAFES SAW Dag wsru
CARCASS loo bags unWashet do il loc 400 bags SaNa
lila ii 34Ql5 LIE The speculative market was duii ana
Irregular closing at decline Oi 20 points Or the oay'
Sales, as, $50 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-12

Recelpts for week So COO pkcs The relatively slail
SUNNY 81 HIGH grade table butter made little stronger
feeling on SUCH all other qualities the %
dull and dropping, with stocks accumulatlng apuS
inquiry at present chiefly for fine ana fancy sy aa
receivers unable End an outlet lor INC tate
al any prices which present ecm reasonIoe, t.
Creamery pals advanced TO Ole for fancy ana h a
are not many job that Best lots OF State ~ tuDo
at oOa20 lee Extra Western ntm at ~ ,e
IattcI az 10 oGIoc Seconds 10 nrsts have
very little Inquiry 1Gdlsc represents ne hona
asking prccs some would be maze 70 moLe
Important lines dairy Is ruling quiet WIN lY. tS
best rate OH nabe for half tubs Imitation Sfeeiy
and Western Dairy steady and in moderate ucahu
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Ordinary
STAINED.

Good Ordinary = 11-1G Low Middling y 10
stct Gooi Ordinary SO Middling ~ 10
The sueculation was dull and values without de-
cidd change closing figures being within point OF those
Of last evening sales, So 900 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-12

The weakness caused by this supplemented by
sales by Cudahy and by bear operations BY wright
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POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Receipts Of potatoes from Virginia have Deen
heavy, the demand active for prime quality, anu
prices quite firm. Moderate arrivals from Maryland
sell about the same best Virginia lots Small shipments
have appeared Long Island mostly young ana
green exceed s2 25as9 so per Dbl Onions plenty ana
easier. Cucumbers ia heavy supply ana much lower
Tomatoes and choice stock wanted; Southern are
mainly poor medium quality and sell at very irreg-
ular prices Long Island vegetables az the mo-
men owing yesterdays rain and some kinds sold above
quotations the figures below however, hlsh
as can depended upon under any ordinary receipts
Potatoes Norfolk. Rose, prime. per Dbl -. 2OOG2 10
Potatoes. Eastern Shore Rose, fair 10 priine n oo,a =.
Potatoes a s'' Eastern Shore cbm Red. fair TO 20
pOtsto @ Sc seconds pcr Dbl - i00sl Is
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Tuesday. July TO- 1885,
PEAS.

Receipts Beans sos pkgs pens Il! 900 oush
exports beans $40 pkgs peas sCc bush een s L2
and weakness In prices IL rcpoTtcu
Marrow beans have fallen TO ~ - l.oG
e2 So Choice Medium 35 and Choice Pea 20 ~ eVa
~ CO. and sales those figures Ihoice W nu,
kidney nearly Of stock About 600 Dds i hei
Kidney changed during the week. but the oheres
large prices lowered TO do bushes. e%sc
quiet ut 81 % for Choice California Lima hr roi0'e"
beans easier and dull. Green peas slow. o,-,oso xo
i,eans' Ms s V nIn peI yTunhn, 235
Besns' meu'uln, choaec' 1870 - yuS"0' Q 6Od2 %
ons' nsl, ~ ~ ebocn nor bushel 1872 20
Beans, Red Kidney, choice, per bushcL -os, -
Beans, Red Kidney. fair good per bushel o 90
i, P n WV rat- SHup ne y hae - 800
Beans Medium foreign mana pi'A'- p'' soa1 90
d. Dus' Goonc IA, hrsbo,' GOAL %
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nn1Irry ANn CAME

Live snring chickens have declined sharply but the
close demand better and feeling little Slender
Fowls ming and prices are decidedly higher
and nrm; 13c was paid FOR good stock to-day and
IL looks like 14c loEIoIrOw. Turkey slow. Ducks
and geese not plenty AMI gaining strength.
Western dressed poultry has been IN very moderate
rec ana proportion OF fowls Is decreasing spring
chickens have ruled In buyers favor but close ST ally,
and fowls show material advance. At the clos,
sold up to 15c., but the price Is extreme
quote sales being 14d14 lie. either for dry
licked for scadei Large scadcd chickens salabc
1yd2Oc but small dull and freely offered at 15e1oc
and mixed lots seu generally at la lSc Philadelphia
spring chickens but quoted lower In sympathy
other kinds; small sales exceed quotation Spring
ducks steady. Turkeys quiet. but In light supply. No
fresh receipts OF game birds and quotations nomnally I'M
changed
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Hnandai.
EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND
GEORGIA R'Y co.
GOLD BONDS or THE
Mobile & Birmingham
Railway Company.
Guaranteed, PrincipaL and In
terest, by the East Tennessee Co.
INTEREST, JANUARY AND JULY.
PRINCIPAL DUE 1897.

first mortgage at the rate Of $4,000 per mile
integral part Of the East Tennessee Companyf
line which owns IL and guarantees its bonds The net
surplus OF Fast Tennessee Company for the end
ing June 80. 1888 applicable the guarantee amounts
100000 whereas the total interest the NJ and H.
bonds Is only Sij0,O00.
The line completed June 1, and forms the extern
sion OF the East Tennessee system 70 the Gulf OF Mexico
reaching from Mobile Selma Junction, $50 miles and
cost largely in OF the proceeds o. the bonds Issued
upon It, In Mobile II has most valuable terminals erantet
by the city right OF through two miles OF street ex
tensive wharf privileges and depot grounds In the heart
OF the city, all covered by mortgage.
The growthsof the East Tennessee Company since its
reorganization less than two years Is most striking
The gross earnings Increased from about 60 750 coo
e5 100 900 and the net from si 373 900
sl,700000. Against the latter the Interest
charge Is about 81 100 000 leaving surplus OF 5000 000
upon which the present guarantee would be the nrst
claim taking precedence OF the dividends upon the shars
the East Tennessee Company, which paid at tho
rate OF per cent the FIRST preferred stock.
offer for sale limited amount OF these bonds al
90 IL and interest
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srocK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

oa for thus tar e6s4 heal fpi same csTs lime
last week oy-y carloads sale prices declined
w cn from last MONDAY Common 10 ra 90 ''"1 90;
- nonr, were sse time last week
the week mus cansened through 10 cat nohs 10 aew
Yo1g sale E,1es 81 sSSs4 s.
fair ~ So 90 all ofe,ng sas 70. tho
Choice asst "a honrs ooo hoa"' last weep
% Sz5 head For same ua w 81 winch 10
ESQ conss1.d r sss % p2,ess ssios
Nswy'tsa; s and IgEt ysrxess 80 ECO 80 stsss
Me6iua weights ~ closed weak all offerings taken
.. CO.. 20 usen ssOok yarss July n-f" D'''"'
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POOR & GREEN0UGH,
60 wALLST.s.
EDWARD SWEET & co.,
To Stockholders of the SutrO Tunnel Com
pany who have not assented to the
Plans of Reorganization.

A guarantee syndicate having been formed stock.
holders who have not asened heretofore 70 the plans OK
reorganization but wish protect their stock from be-
rendered vaueess through foreclosure forthwith
deposit their shares with the Union Trus Company No.
70 Broadway New York, pay the sum OF 81 cents PEI
share, receive therefor the Trust Compsuv's negou
able receipts which will entte the holder after compile
ton OF the reorganization TO the same number OF shares
OF stock deposited by him. ana new nr mortgage
income per cent bonds in the proportion Of 81 foe
each So cents cash paid
The time for deposItng stock payncn, subserp,
lions expires July II, lSsS, 3 D. m.
Payments should be by check New-York to
the Union Trust Company and should be accompanied By
stock duly Endorsed in blank, anj authorization
Union Trust Company blank forms for this authorize.
and copies OF circulars be obtained upon applica-
ton tho Union Trust Co.'s Office. 90 Room TO- 9TH
floor Mills Building Interest az the rate OF per cens
Will be allowed subscriptions from the date or
For the Reorganization Committee,
ii. Il BALTZER. Chairman.
New.York. June 81. 1883.
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Business Cbanees

hRIG STORE in Georgia doing large cash
~ business; terms easy. Address RARE CHANCE
Tribune Oince
I,oR SALE-A proprietary article for the cure on hay
fever sick heafache catarrhal anec lions &C. without
taking medicine; will be sold low complete 70 the nghs
party. Apply DIR. IL. sCHAFER Irehton N. ..
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HOPS.

Receipts for week. 1886 taes. Exports. CT tales
Inpnts 70 bales. Trade Is sill very dull and the
market IL Lcavy. Holders ask about former rates. but
the outlet is limited that further si2h concessions
would mad to do business Crop reports are gen
orally favorable from all sections Of the United states,
and from England indicate brighter pros
DO Coos to Prime 10 gil
State. 1885 ., 80
DO Common to Prime UiV
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rp1-rTs AND REIMBURSEMENT.

Receipts Of apples from the South ae and pee are
Ihe low. choice luac dnh clear GrUI; W ul1
eSceed quotations Georgia lie Cone pears are N v
dldhSs are coming from Maryland aud Delaware most OF
Which are of poor quality and selling at irrsguaf s
,,nr ii o. down some being entirely worthless icw
Of large Size and got color command 81 ooGsl 80 Du
Srch are cNceptlonal Some fine large fruit from lfsha
IL selling az IL asl 80 per 3tobushel crate VIVA po9s;
NUNS axe lower under larger receipts Chocc rioua
Lii we'll nj high prices but poor Delaware ana
Niagara RON Georgia are selling at comparatively low
rjccs Choice TO fancy cherries scarce ana hlgh re-
GENTS mainly of medium grade worth about Sale All
EInds Of efes light supply at the Close OWING 10
% AZ nonts OF product on yesterday and prices for most
kinds are higher than be depended on under norman
cae ~ recents WatcrinrOns in heavy supply. largely
noor ouaity or condition dragging at low prices
many carloads cannot be sold at Of freight.
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Boaro ano Rooms.

No 90 EAST WASHINGTON PiAcE one door
n from the Park choice summer loealyi hnely tuf,
nshed cool, pleasant rooms near hr.eis.
ry,uE PRESTON 1876 WEST 4IST-SE -
/ Strictly nrstcass house for families ana gcnucmen
Rreakfast Ia carte table dhote dinner meals served on
the parlor door Handsomely furnished rooms Board
optional. Summer prices Best references. "a
BROOKLYN Va
n uRNrsHED ROOMS 100 liz Columbia 4e!(119s y
. nroeklyn; sevesel 9ssisAols reeHs q Les = - - &
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New.York. June 81. 1883.
TO INVESTORS.

Limited OF 1st Mortgage per cent Gold Bonds,
x Al GiFy F6Us TliElR NTEaE + cmARGE
Full particulars on application 20
CROSSMAN & QUICK.
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MILWAUKEE. LAKE. SHORE AND WESTERN RAIL

l. 1856 Broadway, New. York June ii, 1883.
DIVIDEND NO 81.
A quarterly dividend Of ONE PER CENT tbs
capital OF this company has this day been declared
payable on Monday Jgy i9 next The transfer books
D. M and reopenei on TUESDAY, July z, 1888 at 10
O'clock a. ID A II. CALEB. Treasurer.