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EoR RENT-HoUsEs.

NUH KEN I-HOOb ES-
T2909 q st. NV. Or,
nh. new.............s50
30il \ st., 11r., m-i...35
33l7 n NV, Tor, mi .35
3i:S2 z NV, ar. m.L2a 90
1916 Prospect ave. NV,
7r.. IN. i................25
1908 z st. NV, Tor. and
store, ELECTROMAGNETIC
1876 3:ld st. 6r., m-i......20
jyl6-3m Z. II. FlC
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED--HOUSES.
NNANTED-TO RENT, BY OCTOBER lsT A
w House. convenient to Patent Once. without base
ment; rent about $50. Address OCTOBER, Star Of
fee. aul6-eo3ts
XNANTED = TO BUY HOUSE IN NORTHWEST
w Mt. Pleasant; terms. 500 cash and $50 monthly
reliable party Give location and full description Ad
dress NORTHWEST, Star Office. aul6-3ts
WANTLD--s6O,OO0-A BUSINESS MAN WILL
w invest this amount of money in Houses well
located in Northwest. ranging from $4,000 to
$4,000 Prefer to deal with owners. Address
CHICAGO" Star office. aul5-3ts
TNANTED-TO BUY OR RENT A HOUSE OF
w from to IL rooms, in good condition. Address,
stating terms and exact location, GOOD TENANT,
Star Office. jy30-1ms
w or sell. We have more calls for houses to rent
jyi33m HEBRON L RAMEY. 1907 st.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

EoR sALE-LOTs AND VILLA SITES AT ROSS
II lynn, the grandest Of al Wsshiugtons suburbs Tor
views nf the city and rver three Eve sx and ten eta
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FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS
EOR sALE-NEw PIANo-sl5O CASH ADDRESS
Il II. S. F., 1925 18th st NV. aul6-lw'
IVOR sALE-NICE. ooMMODIOUs SECONDHAND
Il school desks to accommodate 80 scholars: also,
chairs: at 929 st. NV. au16-3t
EoR sALE--A RED SETTER DOG. FOURTEEN
aGi6-3t. '''e '~'' A'0f''' - care 0A'''ef H.
E0R sALE-,A RARE .CHANCE-THE STOCK
the present proprietor having carried It on for %
EoR sALE-AN INSURANCE AGENCY. PAYING
ing every month address. RHSSok Star Cfce i5
OBS sALE "a AT MODERATE
st. s.w., cor. OF q. aul5-2t'
IIoR SALE : BLADENSBURG SHARP RIVER
new 1906 ss Sfa
HARRIS ROGERS. Bladensburv. Md. sul5-2t'
I|oR SALE 800 MUSTANG PoNEY. BUGGY
II and harness; suitable for lady to drive Can be
seen at 81 ~ ST. sw. au14-3t'
IGOR sAI.E-BRAND NEW $50 FIRE-PRooF SAFE
- for $780, weighs quarter ton ST. Pa ave. up
IIOR sALE-ONE SECONDHAND PEEK & son
i Upright, Sl9S; one -Four Round-cornered Square,
5St i Piano ssi s 81 " hS0
IloR sALE-FoR WANT OF USE A FOUR
season. only used few times. fIrMMfSd's T sT na
BILE. sth St, between and Z St. NV au14-eod,3 t'
IrOR SALE-ABOUT THREE DOZEN ODDS AND
l. ends of Travelling Satchels: 80 per cent discount.
au7-eod-6t TOPHAM'S 123l Pa. NV.
INOR SALE-I WILL GIVE FOR THE NEXT 80
Il days greater bargains in the line of Carriages Bug
ges, Wagon-Carts, Harness. and equipments of all
styles, both new and secondhand. one IL Passenger
Magonette. Satisfactory exchanges lie made.
w. +. GEIER, Carriage Factory and Repository, 466
Pa ave. NV. ly2S
nor SALE-SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SEVERAL
u elegant Square Pianos. good as new; all latest and
best improvements hne rich quality Of tone and best
makes VII be sold for one week only. at $25 $40
and less than their value stool and and
usual guarantee goes with each piano. Terms
only $40 monthly till paid for. These great snap
The PIANO EXCHANGE,
3y21 422 9thst.
EoR SALE CARRIAGES. .BCGGIEs. ROAD
Is Carts Pony Carts, Surreys and all kinds of Spring
wagons, on easy payments cash; repairing 3 spe-
ciaty. JOHN j. COOK 32S5 N ST. West Washing
ton, d. g. jel9-:3m
TOR sALE-wE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
Il Matched Teams, Single Drivers Saddle and Bust
ness Horses LEADINGHAM & co. 1927 Ii ST. NV.
my16-3m
IGOR SALE THE "OTTO" GAS ENGINE RE-
~ Suires no boiler; avods all expensive attendance
and price list. d. BALLAUF. Agt. 731 9TH ST. nl2-tr
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Inc geological garden project is not precisely the
ROCK Creek park project, and 1t was the latter
which the House recently considered But the
opposition 10 the two measures I'm thar
Body Insisted upon debating the subject
- IL the two were identical, and the
greater part OF the misplaced ridicule and We.
Aement denunciation was expended upon the pro-
Jet not before the House. Inc expression or con-
gressiona opinion applies consequently, it "a
feared, TO both measures, and In its views as To
both the House doubtless needs 70 be converted.
surely there should be no objection TO the taking
OF inexpensive, preliminary steps toward securing
We 70 the desired land and information concern
N the cost 70 Dc Incurred In the improvement
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IroR RENT-THREE HANDSOME NEW HOUSES
II l5Ss, 1880; and 1882 9th st. n. W. all modern
improvements and convenieIces each 10 rooms and
bath; desirable neiehborhood- Inquire of owner
fhANh 4. BROWNING, 4lo 9Th st NV. au4-2m
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COUNTRY BOARD.


A FEW MORE BoARDERs CAN BE ACCOlIMO-
"A dated At farm house mile from Clifton station
terms Is per mo-. a per week. Address JAMES r..
BUCKLEY, Clifton Station, Fairfax Co.. Va sul6.;Sts
COUNTRY BOARD CAN BE PROCURED AT
~ SharpsburK, Md, Antietsm battle-held, ct "a So
per week. els month; mountain aud river:
bass fishing; hne spring.; best society; nrst-csae
table; only miles from b. and O r. r.; take 10: 10
am. train. Address II once Mrs ANNIE H RENNER
Sharpsburg, Nd For full information call ON T.
KENNER 321 Missouri ave. sul6.2ts
cd oONs VACANT AT OAK GROVE HOUSE ~
Ii Address Mrs.. ELLEN LICKEY, Hound Hiil
Va. aul5-3ts
RoARD AT FARM HOUSE DURING AUGUST
ID and September. twenty Minutes drive from Fred-
erick- situation high and heAltpy. near mouptsns
spring water. Address Ma H. care The News'
Frederick. Nd sull -eo3ts
RoARD ON fARM NORTH HILL. CLARKE
- County, Va locality airy and delightful; csnaot
be surpassed wr1te tor circular G. ~ CASTIENAN.
Cxstlemsn's Ferry p. o., Va je26-co2mo
ExCELLENT BOARD. GOOD ROOMS. nm
- chalyosatS wster; shade; near mountains river,
depot telegraph &c Terms: Per week. "a TO olO per
m. $50 70 ga A. p NcI6TURFT. Prop, strSsburE
Ssf yoAFORT RETREAT.~ FIRsT~CxAss poPU.
~ lar summer resort IN the mountains Of Nary
MN CLARK Keep Tsysl wsshinstda @. IA s5-Sn
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au15 ls:iS penn 49,
tNoR RENT-FURNISHED-O OF THE MOST
desirable houses in the city. located in northwest
section, Overlooking of the finest Parks Herdics
pass the door handsomely furnished. will be rented
70 desirable tenant Tor one term Of years
reasonable rent.
Address PRIVATE Star ofice. aul5-lw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-06
ROBINSON GOES TO SING ST., G FOR LIFE

Golden Robinson the negro who was recently con-
vcted OF murder in the second degree, for killing his
wife and cutting his sster-in-aw's throat OF no. 20
Grovc-st March 80 removed from the Tombs to
Sing Sing yesterday. On the trip he was fastened 10
James Lynch who convicted OF assault and sentenced
four years and five months in Sing Sing. Patrick
Murphy, burgler and James Kelly, thief, completed
the company, which accompanied by Deputysherin
Reilly. The party boarded the 90 train at the Grand
Central Station for Sing Sing There rumor anoot
that attempt would be made 10 rescue Robinson but
trouble experienced The convicted murderer
evidently pleased that he had escaped from the gal
lows and looked forward with hopefulness to the i'm
prisonment life at Sing Sing Before leaving the
Tombs he thanked the warden and the keepers for their
kind treatment OF him while he with them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-06
THE STATE OF TRADE

prrvAIo 6.-Whsat-Eo ! Hari Ia fair demand
and nrices higher closing 6bc Chicago August;
sales OF Il 600 bush. in lots 81 sssc No Northern
dull at Afc over asked no No. Northern offered Winter
Wheat irregular: demand light: No. Rel vl1sl nc I;
M Pad Choice No. White Michigan - o9oc
Corn nnssttledt No Yellow 2d52hc No. 3 50a5lc.
OATS stronger; No . White 391 040c; No. Mixed Doc
Rye duI; Ma 2 Western nominal Flour STEADY, IN
fair demand. Mfeed hrm Winter Bran at si4 20; spring
,n STA 5ORSl3 IS Cornmeal weak Oatmeal weak
canal freights weak; Wheat 2sc Corn &c Oats ios
fecsipts-Flonr 81 900 bbs Wheat $4,000 bush: Corn
ii 400 husa 900 bush. shipments Dy iil-Flour
10000 bbls Wheat 5000 bush: Corn G0nOO bush Oats
IN hush Canal Shtpmcnts-Wheat lUyOUO bush Corn
$50 900 bush Oats $4,000 bush
BOSTON. July 6.-FOur dull and nnchanged Corn IN
hght derand fiat: Steamer yellow nominal Oats-
Demand light market quiet; No. White az
al 70 a az shorts ami unchanged Provi-ions steady
aud ouiet PORK steady sd9iSc Hams at IL 20
j2iac Beef qaet. Butter strong and IN fair demand;
Northern Creamery q 22c Western Extra Creamery
80 a2ic Cheese rrn but quiet Northern Sa0sc;
good lots &c. Eggs firm and N steady demand :
Western Extras at IL Receipts
fer week-Flour Is 600 bills ant 10000 sacks Corn
loj 600 bush. Oatsji00000 bush shorts 259 tons
CHICAGO, July 5.-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-06
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARxErs

LIVERPOOL July $3.50 m.Boof-in poor demand fotk
In poor demand IIams-In fair demand Bacon IN lar
demand. chee,cIn fsir demand Amsrioan mhsst .e
and coored duh Oh. Tallow-1n poor demand osI.
In poor demand Spirits Of rurpentine-ln poor demand
and dni 27s ID Lard-spot and futures.In poor ae
mand primo AMI July dull az fOs 90 Aug
nat septembtr. du at 40. 81 Mhest-In far demsns
and faiuresin i.ir demand ml.sa
firm, az Ia stesdy nj IS Aueust
st.sdy at As rd do September urn at 10 sd% Hops al
London-Sew. York State-In poor demand
xNrvKRr Jsns s. ctroieum-Fipe pale American. 10
20 reutinfs paid and 81 eontimes sellers
ANTWERP. July I-wilcoxs iari closed al 10 Haso' ~
EHxxEx July 5-Petrosum, 9 marks o. pfennniea
f1Spox July IA D m--Rshnsl pesroli I'm. saiodS
Sd psr gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-06
TWO REPORTS on A SCHOOL TEACHER.
ONE WOULD HAVE HER REPRIMANsED; TEE OTHER
URGES HER REMOVAL.

ONE WOULD HAVE HER KEPRIMASbEo; THE oihHh
URGES HER REMOVAL.
For moro than year there has been bitter dis
scnsion between the school trustees of the Ninth
Ward ana Yesterday the matter came officially before
thc Board of Education in the reports Of committee
Investigating the troubles The investigation arose
In regard to charges Of ncompetency made against
Miss Elizabeth a. Pope, the principal OF the Female
Department OF the Grove Street School, NO 3. Two
OF the trustees, E. J. Tnsdals and {. A Bencdict
maintain that Miss Pope is incompetent but the
majority Trustees Ehlers. Seaman and Mcnamara
declare their full confidence In her ability as teacher
Two reports were made By the committee; both nnd
that much Generalization has arisen from the dis
seDsions among the trustees The majority report
IS of the opinion that the principal is not responsible
for the decentralization. II says that there Is "ah
OF harmony and cooperation with her on the part
Of the trustees but recommends that MISS rope DC
reprimanded for disrespect to trustce and that an
Investigation be made Of he conduct Of some Of the
trustees who have contributed TO the decentralization
Of the school
The minority report IS signed by Mrs. Agnew and
Mr. Crazy. 1t maintains that the school, which Is
one OF the largest should lie one of the best In INC
CITY and that it Is is due mainly 10 MISS Pope,
who IS unqualified and unfit TO be It's principal
Her treatment Of teachers 1t says, has been unjust
and dlscourteous; her language at times improper
and uncaed for and tending to dcmoraize her school
She has. It adds continually held back pupils who
should have been promoted and enforced rules thai
were cruel to teachers and pupils and refused 10
modify them when directed to do so by the Board
II urges that the City Superintendent report MISS
poro,e ircompetence to the Board of Education Tor
her removal The reports briefly discussed
Yesterday and then the matter was poheu ~ ne
second meeting in september for lur'hcr 0oh9'u'i
alton -. .,,r.hor nroc
a resolution was adopted asking what iurther prog
rcss had been made by the trustees OF me Mao
Ward in the investigation OF the care OF MISS MASON,
The answer to which will be made at the last meeting
% The NINTH next "Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-06
COURT CALEyDARs-TO-DAY

srPRySy Recommendation OBuen. J.-No.
L. &c 49, So Sc 80 IT, So 81. 90. &C. 90 .O0 Ill ll3
l2s 100 49, 1856 al 80 le9 49, 49, l7s. 1884, ls5 1888
lys. 1885, 2O5. 20o. 207. POS. 203.
srEkoGATEs CoURf-Beiore RANSOM s-wilI Of Sarah
Beatty. 10 m: lof Josephine Leneham ~ m; of
Catherine Kelly, D. ~; will OF Ann Maria Odcll p
TESTIMONY TO EE TAKEN BEFoaE THE PROBATE cLERK-
Probate OF the Wills John Church. Alexander Hsrnby
Msg6alena Landgoo Janss Ashan 10 a. MI James Hard.
lev. John r. FROST Ellen Conkln. III .. m.
srPEKoR CouRI-SPEcfAL IEBM-Before OGorman, L.
No Gar calendar.
,coNNox Pleas SPECIAL TrEx-Defore Van Hoesen. J.
No calendar.
CJTf CouET-GgsRRAL TEnM-Adjourned until Monday.
July Is
COrRr OF GENERAL eKssIoEs-PARr L-Before Recorder
Inclusive.
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TIE BLIND WILL GET 1T, ANYWAY.
A DISPUTE OVER THE CONSTRUCTION or CHART
TABLE PEQUEsT.

A SUIT for the construction Of the Will ana cocichS
Of Mary Hopeton Drake. who left 100000 to various
charitable institutions including $1,000 to the Nov"
York Blind Asylum was decided by Justice Law
renee in the Supreme Court yesterday AS thefe Is
no such institution as Z" the NewYork Blind Asylum
both the NewYork Institution for the Blind ana Inc
Society for the Relief Of the Destitute Blnn OF Inc
City Of New-York claimed the legacy.
The Judge decides that the former Is entitled 10 IT,
as It IS the older and better known institution. which
the ;estatlx doubtless had in mind. and an asylum
under the articles of incorporation as amended Other
questions raised by BENJAMIN c. Wetmore, as executor
are settled by the declarations Of the Judge that GER
taia egaces which lapsed account of the death OF
bene1ciarics must 60 10 the minor grandchildren OF
James Drake the father Of the testatrx and that the
charitable societies entitled TO nothing until the
specific legacies paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-06
1--WE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

BuYyALo. July 5-CnNs-Receipts last q hours $50
head Total thus 6222 head. For same time
last week G36O Consigned through As cars ~ OF
which 10 New.York carloads sale prices advanced
lsa25c. Common 70 Fair 81 ooa4 10 Good ~ choice
shipping IS 1908 10 .o.,
the week thus 200 head For Same time last week
20 500 head Consigned throur 20 ears oil which 70 New.
YORK for sale market quiet but steady Common
Choice - 1894 rs bulk OF saies at 81 w "a % oA
OF Lambs at 50 rs. ~, -. No., a.. a..
20 eos head Consigned through 10 cars . OF when 10
New York 10 oaroads sae; prices ndvancca a IVc
Mixed Pig. ana Light Workers 81 5Oat1 u; seieciei
Workers So sO3sj So Gales chiefly at 50 20 ssIscted
Medium weights as 9O9s6 co. sales chiefly al - % ;
Rough - 9Gh5 IS Stays - OOGsf 10.
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards July b-TM Drererf
Journd. reports: Cd.leleCspts 1900 heal shiphents
sn s0s -; Common 10 Coed 81 OOe so stockers and
Feeders 81 asa 7O Cows Bulls and Mixed 81 1o0sS 20
Hog,NRscepr. 10000 head shipments 5000 market
veal Mixed s. 5395 so; Heavy 80 $40 30 Light
IS 30 as rs: skips 81 900 s. 40. go -.
.,eady Natives Inferior Fancy ~ 50ds5 90 Western
a. rs So 55 Texans 81 20 IS Lambs % 10 90 5O per
head.
ST Lovr. July 8. Caths-Receipts $500 head; snis
ments S 500 market strong. Choice Heavy Na,iVe
Stoers As VUds5 10 GOOD Native steers - >vU
as 90 Butchers steers. Medium 70 Choice - 5uds ..
sfocer. and Feeders Fair ood SO 80 03 10 HANGERS
corn.fed So GG4 90 grasstei 81 zoos 90 am MAZDA,
Hogs - Receipt. 700 head shipments 400 MMse,
Choice Heavy Butchers selection. - 90 90
packing Medium TO Prime. 81 43as3 Co. Lght sraoc''
Ordinary Best. 81 30 as CO. .oo N.rt.,
She,p = Recsiuts 500 head shipments l5OO Market
rrm Fair 10 Choice 80 1904 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-06
HOWELL. osnoRN,s RAD DEBTS

william L. Stow having obtained two judgments
against Howell Osborn. amounting in all TO $50 900,
for money due on stock transactions osborn's seat
In the Exchange sold and proceeds applied
toward the payment Of this and other debts. The
Judgments were thus cduced 10 SAT 900. Stow sued
the executors Of Charles j. Osborn. demanding that
Of the S25 900 annual income derived from property
left by him for his son Howell all but SO $500
a year should be applied to the payment of the bal
ance due Justice Andrews, Of the Supreme Court,
yesterday decided that personal service Of tho
mons had been made In the original suit against
Osborn, this action could not be maintained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-06
CRAZY AND PRODUCE MARKE1x
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS

Tho Produce Exchange markets were strong throughout
the day on tho reported Improvement In the European
markets, The imports Of wheat English ports are re-
,orcd IN ne much smaller than at the time last
year. and the amount now anoa IS not large Ihere was
good buying for foreign account yesterday and In coe
ouence tho tone OF market was Elmer PROVISIONS
were in better demand in consequence OF the advance In
grain and small REGENTS OF tho West The closing was
steady at slight reactions from the highest figures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-06
rrpopFAN FINANCIAL MARKET

Ioypoy July "a .. m.-Atantc and Great Western
arst morteara trustees certificates 3i 10 secoad mort
gage 81, Mexican ORDINARY 40; St. Paul Common. 6oS
New.York Central, IO7 Erie, % Reading, 3Of
Money - Ia q % per cent. ,,.,,,.
THE proportion Bank Of Engands reserveto liability
which last 43 rs cent Is now $500 per cent ~
Paris advces quote per cent rentes AZ IS rahcs 90
cennes for account and exchange on London Al 20
u u for cheeks -. -. - 49,. ,,,,. ~,
The rate n discount the open market for short bills
n 4 per cent an for three months bills e DER cent
Spanish tours. IS. , - .,
fs53. 900 dnrng the past week -.
PARIS July 5. Tho weekly statement Of the Bank OF
France shows an Increase OF 900 francs in gold and
an increase Of 200. 600 francs IN silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-06

THEY MAY NOT ESCAPE THE GENERAL SQUEEZE
The boarf Of managers the Ccnec Exchange met yes
teraay to hear Complaints made by Co. against
several firms Of the exchange arising out OF tho
Transactions June coffee Friday, Juno 20, when the
corner ia that option severely squeezed several members
he were short Of the market After long hearing and
me rather heated discussion the board decided that those
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-06
Iron STEAMBOATS, Nor TO RE SOLD.

The Iron Steamboat Company has leased to the
Central Railroad of NcwJerscy for the next few days
the steamer Cepheus. and out Of this grew the ruor
that the railroad which VIII the boat Its Sandy
Hook route intended TO purchase the entire fleet Of
the Iron Steamboat Company. Both President Max
well of the railroad and President Carpenter, OF the
steamboat company. denied that a purchase was IN
tended that an offer had been made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-06
ABsoGv1Ne THE EUREKA MIyIxG COMPANY

As fho result OF Charges Of a damaging nature
against the Eureka Consolidated Mining Company, a
committee to investigate the affairs of the company
appointed by the president of the san Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board The committee consist
ing of Joseph Marks, NJ. J. Mcdonald, A. c. Gurnett
and A. H. Lissak, made report in which 1t is stated
that the charges against the company without
foundation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-06
REMOVING AN EXECUTOR.

Joseph o. Allen died IN March, 1884, leaving the
bulk Of his estate 10 Henry c. Allen, who was ap-
pointed executor In suit brought against the lat
ter by Albert II. Allen, grandson Of the testator.
through his guardian, Joseph n. Allen the executor
has been removed by Justice Lawrence, of the su-
preme Court, for acknowledgement Of the estate, and a
judgment has been entered against him for S2o2o6 75
for which he has failed 10 account. Rebecca d.
Goodwin, daughter OF the testaor and wife Of the Rev
Hamilton Goodwin, has been appointed temporary ex-
pcutrx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-06

Net cash bans 1915 90 $3.50 900 OsO Dec 267
The foreign exchanges were duh and steady at
quotations for business follows: Bankers
bills 81 81 and 81 80 "a for long anil
short sterling respectively: 81 "a and 81 7-S
for francs: % 5-s and % rs for reichmarks;
40 4 and 80 10 for guilders.
The governors of the Bank OF England at their
weekly meeting to-day, made no change in its rate
for discount and il remains at l-2 per cent.
During the week the bank lost f453000 and the
proportion of its reserve TO its liabilities was re-
duced from $40 to 43.25 per cent, against re-
duction from 81 TO 3s.35 per cent IN the same
week Of last year, when its rate for discount was
2 per cent The weekly statement OF the Bank OF
France shows u loss of 200, 900 francs gold and
n gain OF 200, 900 francs silver. At the London
Stock Exchange British consols were firm az
90 l-l6 for both money and account:
Bar silver rose IL Cd. 10 AZ l-sd. per ounce
English standard
American railways opened strong and ruled
strong all the why to the close at better than the
equivalent OF home concurrent quotations At Paris,
French 3 per cents sold up TO S3.4 and closed NJ
80 35, and sight exchange on London ruled at
2527l-2 for sterling.
The following sseurites were sold at the Real Estate
Exchange and Auction Rooms limited oy Adrian IL.
20 shares Liberty Fire Insurance Company. 90. -
% shascs Fidelity and Casually Company " -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-06

firms who made default In their deliveries by giving
the usual twenty notice. must settle their con-
tracts OF the price OF the day 90 cents per
pound and penalty OF oncouh cent pound extra
for such default thus making the prcc 1878 cents per
pound o2 below the highest price OF the day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-06

In State bonds the business covered by small
sales OF Tenn, settlement IS ar 60 H. Of city
bank stocks. Continental sold Il o. at %.
The general railway bond market was fairly a.
tive and strong Erie second 6s, which the bears
thirty days ago were selling at % l-2 and which
they have not yet covered WIRE in legitimate de-
mand Mt 05a0j 3-s. Chicago and East Illinois
general IS were active at 81 l-4a97 5-s. Texas
and Pacific new IS were active and IN good de-
mand at "a 3-4G05. and the income seconds sold up
to l-2 The Missouri. Kansas and Texas issues
were shade easier. Ncw-iork, chicago ana ~.
Louis As were strong at 90 l-2. Central OF New
Jersey new IS were active and up to lO3 "a
Philadelphia and Reading new As were strong at
SO Reference is made 10 our full report Of bond
sales
change Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold t2,400 ut
81 l-2a3 Ga35 ga, and Mt Desert Land II 800 at
- 75as2 so.
Money was In abundant supply at 1al l-2 per
cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as fol-
lows: Exchanges, sll6342,1s4; balances,
s7,l73.fGs.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House Sl.4l5,23G Its net gain on balance was
and S5,4l5,34S coin-certifcatcs from Wash
ington. The days operations covered Receipts
sGO5l.7O9 payments, 81, 81 754 leav
inc the general balance sl7s.4ls.302, consisting
OF 81 COL POI coin and sls,237, Oll currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
Tho United States Treasurer at Washington TO-
ceived to-day $4,000 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were s7s0'3l6 and the
internal revenue receipts were S42S Glib.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement as follows
=, o 5q g s,5 5sy ls $40 Dec Ds ssi4
Net silver on nd a1ll,s94 6S'7749os Dec. $4,000
Nss b ssa tnar' s7ossoot s77e57o5 Dec 2174so