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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24

to Fair 81 65al2s; Good to Choice Shipping - 5oesgoi
Extra steers IS 1850 Isl and Heifers ~ Is0S7e
Feeders 81 sOas3 20; vsas ~ c01t5 So
SaspeceiDts last ~ nours we're 1900 heah Tese ior
TIE wssS thus sr ssoS head rS .%s i'm: 81 W.; .s ss; %
New.York ~ carloads on sale; prices dull Common 70
Fair 50 so ost O0 Coed % Choics - 509A 15 Wessra
Lambs 60 1905 IS Canadian IS 1915 30.
Hogs-ReceDts Isst ~ nonrs 800 head Total fer the
had Consigned through sunday So ears Of which
~ TO NewYork consigned through today 81 cars 70 OF
which 10 SewYork Al carloads for sale market steady
Mixed Pigs and Light Workers. ~ OO1so Z0i ssiecsec
Workers u 256s IS; Selected Medium weights 20 200
60 50; sales chiefly at 90 ass bulk sold.
CHICAGO Union Stock Yarua July 23-rs Dvecsyr
Journal reports CateRecepts 5000 heal; I1ipmen0
S. 1870 O0 sroekors and Feeders SO 1893 90 Cows Bills
and Mixed 81 251s3 Texas ami Indian Cattle u 100
s. 81; Western Rangers 81 30 ..
Hogs-Rece,pt. $4,000 head: shipments 1000 narkes
steady Mixed S. sO66 sos Heavy Is sodo 3oi Lighs
- s576 80; skips 81 0096 90 .,. ooo ...s..
strong Natives Inferior 20 Prime. 81 goUst 20 "esetn
shorn IS sO8si a0i Texans ehorn 81 1904 W; LAmos
IS 259s rs Der 100 u.
The Drorers Journal special csbegrsm from London
quotes Beat American Casts l5c estimated dead weight
being Ro lower.
At Lour. July 90. Cdttt.-Receipss $500 head sntS-
ments $50; market easier choice hssvy = Es w
IS 80 ButoherS steers Medum 70 Choice - oOot W
stockers and Feeders Fair TO Good 9! .seSso Rangers
corn.fed 81 60at 10 grass fed 81 509s TO- - $780,.
Ho1s- kecepts 1900 head; shipments 100 NH1W
Arm Choice Heavy and Butehsr sssesion, 30 ~
Ordinary TO Best. IS e006 10. 49,.
Shsep-seceiDts 1900 head shipments mona Asfkss
firm. Fair TO Choice SO 5015 90.
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DUTTER-A QUIET feeling prevails incident TO the
Varied any Strictly fancy GRADE; rule
20S2i i2f a hnlt r Il ac M issi;se
crea%eT go' Il 1890 Imitation 6rcamsry itsi7c
Dairy. iasi0c; Factory 10 itSIS l2e Dsy ana
what nominal in absence q demand state Factory ss
lie; :Elms $a7 i-dc ohle fat 7ds l:1s EGGs-
doing little better With an irere:sa dsrsna Stae
and Pennsylvania. 1sAlS lie; western io@l' i-ci
Canai1, IL 1-2di7 3-fc. -. ., -.
SUGaR-For raw stock the market Is quiet
o cr 50 test as" Mu.cov.do and % 90
Sa.i. .sc RsdSsa rqsd demand and ca sT%
Sc; Powdered Sc Granulated 34a7. sic; Mould A..
34c; confectioners' a. 34ci STANDARD A.
6sie; Extra &C" G 34c: &C" 5sd869c; Yellow.
1870 5-sc. 1890
sTEARINE-ouiet but very steady Sales 10 900
T. Western quoted 10 5sc; Oleomargarinc l4c
TALLOW-In moderate demand and steadily beld Primo
City quoted at Is. Sales, e00o0 n. lec
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In State bonds the business was covered by
sales of North Carolina consolidated As at o. IL.
OF city bank stocks Fourth National sold (5)
at 1873. ,
by the small offerings Prices ruled strong, al
though Burlington and Quincy Nebraska As were
easy at 90 is. Erie second es closed at 9sa
ss 3-s. Green Bay, Western and St Paul in
Genes were active and from 80 TO 40 IL.
Mobile and Ohio general Is were in demand up TO
As "a. Fort Worth and Denver hrsts rosc TO and
closed firm at sc IA. Texas and Pnoiiio incomes
advanced to "A is. The better class Of bonds
were dull and firm Reference is made TO our full
reports Of bond sales.
or unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Ex-
change, Cotton Seed OIL certificates sold o,2Oo)
at 3? 7-sa3e IA II is understood thar the an
nual report will show net earnings to the Trust
OF 81 600, 0O6, of which $780, 900 has been ex-
pended In improvements calculated TO reduce fu-
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FEATURES on NEv.YoRK DEALINcs.

Tho dealings cereals at the Produce Exchange yes
teriay fcaureess and the markets for both wheat
ana without character. This partly
owing q lack Of export orders This transactions
options light numbering only 900 600 bushels
The decline for the day 5-s TO 80 wheat.
The following the closing prices: July 50 10.
50 IL. September 50, october 50 5s. November
80 u.s. December 81 SIS. and May 90 IA There
"a. Oc0 bushcl. taken FOR during
day, including TO- 900 bushels No. . Milwaukee ar.
rive. Corn dull both in speculation and spot tran
actions Spot corn however was held IL cent per
bushel higher. owing TO the small supply available.
options were 12a5-s lower, and closed weak at potion
prices follows: August, September AMI October -.
November SO, and December 30. The market for oats
generally dull, although activity developed
the spot dealings and options closed Is IA lower
than last weeks prices at the following quotations:
August 81. September 80. October 30 Ia. There was
litte trading IN lard ana the market in cash dealings
quiet. while the options ciO~et from $40 oirts
higher than Saturdays quotations July closed at IS 20,
August IS CO. September IS 90, and october 50 Sc
The receipts Of grain and -four reported az New York.
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston, were follows:
81 247 bushels total grain 935 bushels. flour 439ls
packages. At Chicago Milwaukee ant ST. Louis, the
arrivals reported were: Wheat, 1739o7 bushes; corn.
SOC. $50 bushels -four. 2G3G1 packages
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Good Prm- Seer SOIL year ago AZ % 10 0e8 % anu
the average was estimated at 81 %.
DEEVES-Receipts yesterday and to-day 202 ears
OF sos head-S2 direct to the East Side abaolrs
10 cars az 6othst OF which 50 for Mr. East
man. and is FOR Stern. and 100 cars at Jersey
City the latter all for the market with the exception OF
9 caroads. consigned 70 william ottman Co. With bu.
little than loo carloads sale including cattle held
Texans and Colorado cattle eonstttc about onethird
OF the offerings and OF Good Native Steers from Kentucky
and the West there better showing than on Friday.
and not much trashy light stock sale
The market opened moderately active and steady and
while sales were slow after o'clock and the finish dull
prices held the figures obtained early In the day.
and but few cattle remained unsold at 1 D. m.
Common to Good Texans sold at SO 1894 55 Colorado
Steers end habreeds az 81 45ds5 To- and very Ordinary
to Prime Native BuOcks az ~ 4Cds5 o. with four car
loads rother Choice bringing s6Gs6 Is Colonel Giice
sold carloads of Bulls az S2ds2 30. and few
tailed at s5dS5 20. Mr. Goldsmith purchased about co
head for shipment alive
The Wisconsin. to sail tomorrow, is laden with 1900
quarters Of Beef.
This weeks shipment OF Live Cattle and Sheep and
Dressed Beef and Mutton follows:
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL July 1915 n m.-Cotton- The sales OF tho
law included 400 bales American Futures closed steady
ard. Low Mldiiina clause July delivery. 35oti.
sellers July snd August delivery a26id sellers August
md e.nfolnber delivery. 2S6td buyers september amt
October delivery 1904 burers; October ant November
devery i2o4i suyer November and December delivery
,nd January deliverg. 1884
s..rs Jaunary snd February denver llO4d SELLERS
septomber delivery. 2S-6+d buyers
u,,v,srox mi, 23-co,ton-sieay. Middling. 1915 {:
L.. Midiiing 5,i6. Good Ordinary. 81; net and grOss
receipts 40 bales; stock. l.Ot3 ba1ea
yo,,ot, Julv "a COTTON Steady Mhdling. l0i net
and eros, 1870 bales exports 10 Great brtain
cuastwise $40 bales; sales IL bales stock 4Oo6 bae'
cu.-rVsroy Jnly 23-Cotton-Qaiet MidilinS. 90 :;
ref ana rro. receipts 3tI bae. exports coastwlse bacs
sales 1872 bales. stock SST oaleA
s.y,xx,r Iuly 23-Cotton-Stsaiy and firm. niiiiing
a., Low nfding 9is; Cool Ordinary. me- and gross
,oce,pt. G5 bales EXPORTS coastwIse, 29S baes saea
10 bales: Stock, 1850 baIos-
Ekw.om..ASs. July 2s,cotton.steasy. Mitdlins &c:
recs,nS. ass balss; Great Britain. - bales
ssles 200 bales; stock, 30. l2D bales
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO

Chicago, July % Special. Although the visible sup
ply showed considerably larger decrease In
wheat expected and although the cables bush
the price declined one-half for August and almost
for July. The chief for this was let up
in pressure the July shorts most OF them sppa
emily having covered. As usual the earliest influence
the continental cables. The market looked steady
until Just before close, when It seen that the
pressure moment OF Of July Then the price
broke and went under the -" put" price. IL
opened Is sold at between so 3S and 10 5o and
closed at the bottom. July opened a. SO Ia ana closed
A. al 10 The pr mary market receipts. although showing
an Increase looked small compared with last years Thy
agrrrs.d only 462 900 bushels against 1872 coo In 1881
There lu't ABOUT a, much Of 8 break In august
go cars-were little shove the expectations; and the
best estimates 1ue.tay-iS5 car.-Here surprisingly
large On the hand the local stock was cut down
during the week 1884 900 bushels and tho visible supply
decreased 93S 600 bushels IL Is runloed In me oa
crowd there has been falling out among The longs
as 10 who should out first. Norton NoFhington-
Patten Brothers Warren Co had enough July oats
houcht saueeZe shorts much as they wanted.
Warren and Paten Brothers both supposed 10 be out
and Norton left alone. Provisions we're active and
higher Hogs were steady az the stock yards and the
consumptlve demand for meats is said to be sharp
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BAtrMopy July 23-Cotton steady Kidding l0dves
Flour stsaiy firm Howard stree, sad wsssrn sapsraoe
AZ 6Oas2 SO. Extra 10 S. 0043 81. Family DO ~ OOD
$3.50 CITY Mills ~ 5Od2 S. Extra do % ~ 13 10
do Rio Brands 81 BO14 sJ PatAosco Family s. - 90 So
Patent IS so Whea-Southeru nrm active Fute
s2Ss7e onxoerry stsssc Western steady 9ais. Nc =.
August s5s6s5rc; do September s6es6sc Corn
Southern firm White 03965c Yellow eOs6la Western
anil steady: Mixed spot 62l953Ac July 521132tci
August 50 $3.50, septsmber b8so3hc oss: ssesay and
firm Southern 40 a 5c PeunsyvaniA 1904 Wcetcro
White 4ostIo; Western Mixed Al 1s5sc: Rye ct nrm:
Western SIS 500 10 90 Provisions quiet and stsay
Moss PORK els 90 shoulders loose &c; clear
Rib sides packed slc Bac0n-Shoulders SIC. Clear Mo
. Hams l2ss els1c Lard refined az 9sc Batter
firm: Western PACKED l40l6c Creamery is 0zOc Eges
easier az I5c PetroIsum steady Refined Z &c Conee
steady RIO cargoe.. fair at l.tc: sugar nrm a sots
81 2ses IS Frelshts 70 LIVERPOOL per steamer nsm
g. 500 bbln Wheat $4,000 bush Cora 1900 IdsL Oan
1000 bush. rive 400 bush. shipments-Four 9sooo oos
ales-Wheat 100000 bush Corn lOO0OO ous1
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rrpopEAN PRODUCE MARKEr3

IIvEnroof. July 1850 D. m.-Beef-In pooT demand.
porr.In moor d,manl. Hams-ln poor demand. Bacon
In fair demand: short rib nrn a; 49,. shoulder. firm
-nand Sntrtfs Of Turpentine-ln fair demand RosinIn
inir demand. Lard-spot and futures-In poor demand
vyha-t-Tr moor demand Fourth poor demand Corn
SPOT and Futures-Ia Door demand mnei.western-Spot
am n, "a 6st do August dull NJ a. It'd do. september
mil Al a. I'D Hops AT London Newfork stae-In poor
demand. .. .,- -, ..,, -.
l . 400 ousriers; from Pacific ports. from other
Rsceot, Of American corn past week. 4l7OO
Ir"nypoy July ga m-spir.ts OF Turpentne. 6isd9
gi. PER gallon. 49,
ANTWERP. July 23-WIcoxs art closed at ~ francs
ceniimes per lou klOs.
frarr. ~ cenmes paid Is 81 centnes sellers
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil market opened weak yesterday at the Con-
sodated and Exchanges fractional declines from
Saturdays closing prices In the early dealings prices
declined sac SO 7sc the Consolidated Exchange
and small fractions at the Stock Exchange on denias OF
discovery OF wells had been mado IN
the old Pitthoe country near Titusvtlie Later the
market though dull, became and prices rallied
closing 81 3sc, which the highest price OF
the day.
The range OF prices and total sales follows:
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turc expenses. Western Union collateral 5s sold
1891 900 at 07a97 1-s, and Mt Desert Land
(2,I00) at So 3 1-2a$2 so.
Money continues in large supply; the days
rates were uniformly l-2 per cent for call loans
The Clearing House statement to-day was as fol-
lows: Exchanges, 62,s6O $50; balances
The Suh-Treasury to-day was debtor at. the
Clearing House s57O.O77. Its net gain on balance
on Saturday and today was $3.50, o36 made up by
gains Of 1919 800 currency and s2S0,097 coin,
The two days operations covered Receipts.
s4.55l 900: payments. 50 09O154 resulting in
general balance of 81 03, 1856 consisting of
81 3,07l,6 5s coin and sl9,366,o59 currency
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived to-day $4,000 National bank notes for
red mption.
The customs receipts were s7si,23O and the
internal revenue receipts were s703095.
To-days Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures of the last previous statement as follows
Net gold on hand se q 11 e'Issi
on hsnd .e asoea4a assoois7 Inc. 2aecos
DsSs.s: & bank. Bss fs5
cash bsnccs $3.50 e05 1886 In. sle51l2
The foreign exchanges were quiet, nothing
yet being done for Wednesdays mail. The nomi-
nal quotations for business rs follows Bank
ers bills, 81 sc 81 and 81 SO l-s for long am
short sterling respectively; $50 and 5l7 l-2 for
trans: 0j 1-2 and % "a for rclchmarks: 40 IA
and 10 l-2 for guilders.
In London, British consols were steady at
90 o. 6 for both money and account. Money
between bankers unchanged at l-2a3-4 per
cent Bar silver steady at AID per ounce
English standard. American railways after open
ing lower than the equivalents of Saturdays home
closing quotations. dull and closed steady
with little improvement. At Paris. French
per cents rose to s37 - 20 and closed at 1910.
Blake Brothers q Co., of this city and Boston,
offer for sale as desirable investment TO trustees
institutions persons who desire to make invest
ments on which they may capitalize the premium:
s450.000 City of ST. Paul l-2 per cent and
$4,000 Ramsey County, Minnesota, l-2 per cent
bonds, both thirty years to
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE
1886. 1887. 1855
Number OF miles,. 3Gl SCI 361
Second week in July s37,975 $4,000 s44,G.0
Jan. 70 July H. 11jf,100 1,3Ce,S92 1,21O,30'
GEORGIA PACIFIC.
Number OF miles. 317 81 4Ol
Second week In July SELL s24.6OO
Jan. TO July A.. 502,903 Go,lSI
OREGON SHORT LINE
Month OF May 1887 1893. DGereiices
Gross carnings.... $4,000 SILL OO Inc. So, 900
Operating eApenscs- 10000 l2IOcO Inc I.OoO
Net earnincs.. $4,000 $4,000 Inc. $4,000
JAN TO May 81
Gross earninga---.-. 600 1919 600 Ihcs2OSOOO
Operating expenses. 59I,OcO 55TtOO DEC ',VcV
Net for five months e147, oc0 1862 900 Inc .215Ooo
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET
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Proposals.

d ROPOSALs for furnishing Terra Gotta Pipe
OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS, ,oso
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July Is 1859 A.,
Sealed proposals will be received at this ONCE unut
I2 o'clock m, Saturday, July IS, 1855 Tor Sa1eS
feet 12nch Terra Gotta Pipe, 6e33 feet l3nch Terra
Gotta Pipe 5249 feet 1S-nch Terra Gotta Pipe 62t3
feet 24-fnch Terra Gotta Pipe, 4,s5t feet l2xonch
Terra Gotta Branches 66S feet 15xench Terra Gotta
Branches $40 feet 1sx6inch Terra Gotta Branches,
46O 24x6-inch Terra Gotta Branches, 900 Con-
Meeting Thimblcs, 5000 6-lnch Shoppers
Blank forms Of proposals and specifications can %
obtained at this ONCE upon application therefor together
with al necessary nforInaton and only bids upon these
forms will be considered.
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids
p " W. B. WEBB
g. r. WHEATLEY,
c. w. RAYMOND
Commissioners, d. c.
PROPOSALS for Improving Streets and
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
Sealed proposals will be received at this ONCE until
1o o'clock m "Wednesday, August /, 1885, for i'm
proving streets and with curb, cutters, side
walks, and roadway pavements
forms Of proposal and specifications can be OBJ
taned this Office upon application therefor together
with all information and only bids upon these
forms will be considered.
The right Is reserved to reject any and all oids
parts Of bids. - -
s.. T. WHEATLEY,
Z. w. RAYMOND,
Commissioners, D. O.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEE--For Brazl srowths the market was quiet
but steady The basis Of Is l?' Tor fais Rlo s2o IN
10 7. @ strive W.: -: 40, 9il:eT .yies were
gcr also Iooo bass savsplIlA % private terns
The option market ss quiet not values Tese wei ~
points for the day. sales 20, 0co bags.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
BuYrALo July 23.-cdns-Rsceiuts last % hours S00A
Total for wees thus tar $685. head. For time
last 4.d6l head Consigned through sunday g0l
OF which TO New YORK consigned through today
VI cars 81 OF which TO New.York 226 sale
ket sctivej declined lbd25c since lAst Monday Common
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET

LONDON. July 23-4 p M Consols. 30 sl9 for money
90 96 the Atlantic and Great Western first
mortgage trustees Certificates 81 Erie p DO. second
consols 100h: 81. Paul Common, II IL Reading 81 y
Nev.YOrk Central 100.
Money is Ia . per ccDt -
Paris adviccs quote pcr cent rentes at So francs ~
centirnes for the account
The Of discount the market for both short ana
three months bills ! 3 cont
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OIL MARKETS.

On, crrY Penn. July 90 National rr,nsit cer.incatss
c,er,d At $50. highest S4ss lowest s2si closed s4'a
Ssss lO 500 oarels clearancca 2c32OO0 barrel. char
ters - bbis shipments 9".OIs barrels; runs S2vso
pr~r.rrno Penn. July 21-Pctroisrm closed active;
National transit certificates opened At $685. closed 81
highest, s4.s lowest 81
prApFoRp Fem. July 23Sational Transit Certificate,
openet Al closed az ~ I'll highest sf lowest s2s;
ClfarAnces e74 900 bsrrea
TifusvuIE Penn July 23-Nstiona Transit Certificates
opeo % 81 So highest s4s Lowest s3s closed Sit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

Refined oil firm az IL cents per gallon, Abe test
at all points he reports from foreign markets goo
aud prices were unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24

COTION.-1he spot market was dull and quotations
were changed. Sales 293 bales for consumption.
The port receipts today aggregated 1,7i6 bacA
pairing with 1862 oales this day last week and 1924
for spending day last year Since septem
beginning Of the crop year, receipts
aggregated 44 COS bales comparing With 519l SOS bales
for the corresponding time last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-24

SPIRITS OF TURPENTISE.
CHARLESTON. July 23.-Turpentne STEADY It 32tc
SAVANNAH July 23.-Turpentne firm AZ $50
WILMINGTON July 23-Turpentne urn AZ % &c.
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Ocean Steamers.

A NCHOR LINE. U. S. Mail Steamships
"A NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL
s. 5. CITY OF ROME sails Wednesday, Aug. 8. 9 a. NJ
and every fourth Wednesday thereafter.
Cabin $50 $50 and 500 Second class, ESQ.
GLASGOW. VIA LONDONDERRY.
Circassla July % o a. m Ethiopia Aug II, g 9. m
Rates Of passage 70 GLASGOW, derry. LIVERPOOL
or BELFAST, Cabin, $50 and SEQ
Second class, $50. Steerage, $50.
Travellers Circular Letters OF Credit and Drafts for any
amount Issued at lowest current rateG
For book OF Tours or further information apply
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green. N. z.
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'AVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA July 23.-spanlsh gold, 1881 6236i Exchange
oule on London Fl premium sugar steady the stocks
IN nrst hands confined 10 81 700 bags
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bo0I Ordinary. -.......13s Low M1ddIng .s..-..J2
Strict Good Ordinary 91e Midiling 5l6
The option market quiet with the temper Irregular
Opening prices represented advance Of points
and change late months decline OF 1d2 points
the days business Sales 39,400 bales.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

NV UIIt SIAh LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
.ApRIATIG CaptCameron WEDNESDAY July Is 80 IN
'CEI.IIC. Capt. irving Wednesday, August s. 80 M
GERMANIC Capt. Gleadell Wed. August 10 IL go 3 m.
From whita DOCK, foot OF West 10th-ss
RATEs-saoon, $50, $50 and slo0. Return tickets
favorable Storage from 10 the Old Country.
$50 limited number OF second cabin passengers ear.
red on steamers e35 excursion $685. For In
specton plans other Information apply the Conn
pany's ocice. No. IL Broadway, WORK
J. BRUCE ISMAY. Agent
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q UION LINE
~ UNITED STATES NAIL srEAMERA
FOR oIEpE;N S, r. m AND NJ. L II
NEVADA !. Tuesday. July 81, II g.
WYoMING {. Tuesday. August Il. . 80 a. m.
ARIZONA Tuesday August 81. 30 o. m.
WISCONSIN TUESDAY August oS Q =. m.
Cabin passage, $50 SEQ $50 and s1oo Second Cabin.
Wv M TNDERHiLL 4 CO.. IS Broadway. NJ.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
j LINES FOE CALIFORNIA Japan, CHM Y,co
From New.Yo pier foot Of Caoal.sI, N. X
For Franc SEQ via the Ishmus OF PtnamA
COLORADO sails Wednesday, August !. noon.
From San Francisco, 1st and Brannan Sta
For China and japan
CITY OF PEKING sails Saturday, August H. 3 .. m
For freight, passage and general information apply
eomnany's Office On the pier, foot OF Canal-st, NJ r
~~--r~NS RI. T. BuLLAY, rlntendene
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4 APAN-CHINA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.
Steamers leave San francisco - fouowss
ARABIC . /. Tuesday, August FL
OCEANIC Saturday. September g.
GAELIC Saturday, September -.
BELGIC Thuisdsy. DC ober 49,
6uperbly Acknowledgements Accommodations
Reservations can be made By letter or telegraph Co. and
cabin plans 237 S39 Broadway. New York
Room "A, Railroad Building. San Francisco ..
LELAND STANFORD, President
r. H. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent
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ICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS

San Francisco July %. 1883.
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TNMAN LINE U. S. and Royal Mail steamers

Il FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF CHESTER Saturday. July -. 80 N.
CITY OF CHICAGO Saturday August T.. m
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From lnmsn Pier, foot of Gyant-st; Jersey CIV
CABIN PASSAGE, $50 and Upward SECOND CAb'
IN s35. sTEERAGE, 500
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

AVA Inc only lirecJ
PORTLAND, Ne, and COTTAGE CITY Msss
Steamer Winthrop leaves every Wednesday oeamey
Eleanor every saturday at N CONNECTING z. tofusna
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John and ali points Maine. New Brunswick and Can ada
Fare 10 Portland as Excursion, s. To Cottage City.
"a Excursion 81 Bar HaTbor IS Excursion, Sl4, IN.
gliding berth In state room. Tor ueixhs anu passage
apply TO HORATIO HALL, Agent: .,,.
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s2s2. 1s3. 7Gi $3.50. so7, ss7 Inc. 1924. 100
4,4s2, 100 81. 1923, 176 Dec. 1j9, OLA
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