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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-05
THE STATE Of TRADE.

Oct ' ssy Sds.s
S. o. CITY Mn. supernne 20 Extra 81 25 OF 75
90 GG pea at i 40
ar@. SO Winter Red spo. lOs q lOs%c do, October
los los sc DO December "a I2c na
b CHER; Mixed spot SIC. October SIC year 4ee sdrc
c o1 Western White Spstc
Mixed 25 a SOc. Rive was firm and steaiv; Prime
era SIS 5oSsl7 90 Provision. were quo and nrm
Side. packed 81. ei6c sscon-shouders lose ciear Rib
ides 9 Hams lSh sltrG Larl rsane4 s 2s B e,
firm q 22@ pe.roleIm 'teady Refined &c Coffee Ne,
7s,c Copper renned nrm I6sl6'.c whiskey quiet
81 26esl 2s Freghts to LIVERPOOL per steamer quiet.
Flour $4,000 6oIs Wheat LOCO bush cora 10000 9asa
20 900 bos Corn $4,000 bush saes-wheat 100000 bush
BUFFALO Oct 4-whsat-No Hard old in fair demand
hrm sales OF 5000 bnsh in at 81 37h caroats
and an i weak ee1sd SPi the al IS No. orsrn
81 2S TO- Hortnern 20 Wper sodss uns ss ooI
Track No White Michigan 81 l5di le on track Corn
no. T a, oaS So asa E NG a: White se No g
hrmer; Choice state s7assc asked Western No 3 $50
Z s Bt %n Gas's So % MeSa rS %Sis
, ssa1 $40 cs s es aad
cGo BIZ sea wheat o oG Sa At n pusn
Barley 1000 bush. shipments By RalFour 1000 bbis
Barley 700 bush Canal shipments Wheat $4,000 bush
Corn 22i.OOO bush Oats l2,ODO bush
BOSTON Oct 4.-The uation the flour market to-day
entirely nominal, Ell 10 know what 70
ofer Their wOuld brln Some sales ~
Fancy spring Patents made 10 81 no. Corn firm.
IN light supply md quiet: steamer Yellow at 81 %
Csc oats qniet and steady: No 2 White 49, 056.r.
firm and lealy Plovi-ious firm aud unchangeL
Extra Prime New SIS 75GSI7. Lard so 5p0s2 Butter
firm Western Extra Creamery 23d2ic; Eastern Lxtra
Creamery 24c Cheese quiet and unchanged Eggs firm.
Pas Extras 22c; Michigan Extras 2O202lc Western
i9c. Receipts for the week-Fiour 5l.ONo bills
$4,000 bush oats $4,000 bush shorts LOO tons
CHICAGO Oct 4.-The leading futures ragged as
fOllOWs:
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET,

LIVERPOOL Oct. 1850 0. m.-Deef-In fair demand.
Pork-In fair demand Hams-tn far femanL BscOn-
In fair demand Cbecse-fn fair demand. TalowIn fair
demand spirits OF Turpentne-In good demand urn at
32s I'd Rosh--In fair demand Lard-spoi att futures
u fair demand: prime Western. nrm AZ 54s - :
November. hrn SIS 3D. do. Decemh er arm a. -, yi
Xheat-In demand. Ma Winter AZ = II al
Spring steady s. Had FiourI8 far demand.
COrn-Spot ant fuiuresTbe demand + improving mixed
spot Is 10 do October steady al q ol
November firm az a. lO1i; do DecemAer ara a. 10
lOIt. Hops at LONDON ewYork State II fair demand
LONDON. oct 4-Lnseed oil. l9s 30 per cot spirits Of
turpenne 52s I'D cwt; Ca cua hnseed ala Ja per
quarter iInseed cake s6 lbs per tou
ANTWERP. Oct A. petrolegn-Fine pale American 20
81 francs = centimes paid and sellers.
ANTWERP. Oct 4-Wlcoxs ard closed at l2s Traces
centlmes per LOO k0s.
BREMEN. Oct 4-Petroleum. MARKS 10 pfsnnlks
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TIE TRADE II CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct. 4 Special a attempt 70
whOop up the opening, has been been done for some
days past but evident that the country clientage
was not so anxious Tor wheat heretofore. outside
orders A 30 per cent advance in three or
with material reaction is something that
the trade has been used Hutchinson, who may be
presuemd know something about market
in which he was the largest holder.
astonishcd with the At the outset he
thought Of carrying September above 81 10. Several
times he sold millions Of options in the expectation Of
smashing the market and buying It back cheaper, but
pricss kept soaring wH-ra -ealized how badly the
market oyersod he naturally determined 10 Increase
his profits the bears pay the fiddler liberal
IT, When the September ended II was seen
that December was much the condition, 1t was
heavily oversold and II the old had crowded tbs
shorts for that delivery he did for September he
easily have put price al so Az the solicitation
his son. he sold 600 900 1000 900 bushels be
tween 81 and 81 and Notwithstanding the immense
lief this afforded the market there further advance
Of 10 cents This has amazed the Oldest heads
Change. They still looking for the crash. To-day
the market very gro ggy" look times After sell
ing above and 12 below yesterdays price,
December wheat closed at 81 10 IL.
The shorts In freely that there been
much less demand today and easier all around
Prices have not down expected but with No
vember selling in St. Louis at 80 cents there
70 be no reason why should sell here As
There were received 463 Of Fridays
Is for $50
The large run OF hogs to-day. amounting oooO with
H. coo expected Friday caused provisions open
easier and Induced realizing by longs but
ket has absorbed offerings better could been
expected.
On the curb 81 10 IA bid for December wheat al
most Immediately after the session closed At $3.50.
81 IS "a was bid. November corn was As "a cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-05
1--WE Stock MARKET.

N.wyork THURSDAY. Oct 4-BEEy ES-Receipts 10
for j. O Stern ard cars fcr KAUFMAN strauss No
trading in ye cattle and Very rev Ssce Tss are nsa looked for
no quotable Improvement Texa, sides sell at lZGoc
s Nafi SSn 40 a. !e'' ''''''' i'''"'
FfTa.g sSs t sRts this ss; Sd1y
pool and Gaseo report heavy 'qPpe or ana whs Amer
lean catlc very dull nGl2e, estimated dressed
Owing the scarcity Of Good Native cattle American nSa
peet etR' arc co nni 20 gs steers nun"
MICH cows-Abou $50 heal have been n received
Which we're sent to the American Exchange be sold
while there is scarcely any 9uoaseb PDs ssonr
Still $50 rarely exceeded for Good Cows and Common
County Cows coaid probably be sold for little
and few c0q be d a. 1G and purchase
OF infected herds has been 70 induce some OF the small
CALVES Receipts sS4 head Of which 200 were at
WA NSs ANA Sc srs eo the ya
supply light but trade sluggish heavy Calves
Sp at 4s Sant s p ss carload Caves
At 1sc, and Common 20 Prime state voas at 5S7 5se
= Dre.seI Calves arm at i.aa5 12c for Dressed
Xeas with little Calves selling as low as 7asci City
.saIes-Halienbeck & Hollis: 80 Grassers, 800 n at
Sod 2e per p 81 DO 225 r. at LIE 81 Western caves
3 TarSlnSto@ e Veal: i7S n at $50; do. go
p. S. K1se 1 Pennsylvania Veal. 10 r. at &c: do.
Judd Buckingham 10 State veas 14s N average.
ff ASP car: q 2 sy
where cars held over yesterday and cars were
reported back the West shore road sheep were Just
really good lots offered. No Very Prime lambs were
in the pens, but Ordinary to Good sold az 90 oOds6 %
Dressed Mutton selling fairly at 1-2as 1.2c per n
Dressed Lambs trfe nrmer with sales at 9al1c.
salesP 5 Kase 13 PENNSYLVANIA Sheep. 80 r, at =
per 100 l0t Pennsylvania Lambs 60 n. at SO 10; 100
Sherman { Culver: 1913 Territory Sheep. no n. at
Newton Gnlett: SO Pennsylvania Sheep SO d at
Haiienbeek & Hollis: 81 State Sheep 90 n at 3 s-4c
r. n at ice 1876 Kansas DO 81 n at 1 12c 8 Bucks
10 ~ az Be $50 Northern Canada Lambs, 20 +, at
ia d do e. a. az az 20 g. per 100 e. DO % d.
Everitt & Pidcock los Territory sheep % u,
5. 50 per 100 n 2I7 Canada Lambs 10 l2 ~ at se 49,
Walsh, Kirby & Co 1s2 State Lambs, 81 n, at
Hume & Mullen 50 State Sheep. 81 n. at "a IS; %
D. Harrington o3s Western Sheep. so n at ~ %
2l1 DO 102 n at - 40 80 state Lambs 80 n az 80 70
HOGS-Recepts II cars Of 1882 heads cars at 10th
st. and cars at jersey City.
Market Arm and 1OqI5e higher ,S Sales Of Tsr to
carload OF Ohio Hogs at the inside figure.
Country Dressed have steadier tone but quotably
saes~J. 6. Smith ia, Ohio Hogs, 1876 ~ average 81
o g Is * u 81 d d 9s6 SIS r. at s. SS 20 g
do 16s n at s6 G5; % DO. 1853 ~ at SO 7O Is State
pigs 90 r. SO -; Rough Hogs, 232 n, az IS 20;
A. " Lamb: 20 State Hogs. 2O2 n, at SO 80; late
m R5gb oT o s7 "a 4 90 CO. ga % Pigs 1872 H. at
Rough do 1893 T. at - 60; Stays. 36f n a. "A 90.
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rrRopFAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

LONDON Oct. A ncon,o. 80 - 10 tor money ana
United states = per cent oohns
llOA Great Western hr't morgage ir'ees
Certificates 4lS do second mort6age go nre ~ uo
second consols 1882 Canadian Pacirc. os- Mexican
Ordinary sob 81. Paul 'ommOn. 657 Heading ~ NV
York Central l12s. Pennsylvanla OH McAS~u S0N""'
nr-t mortgage bonds. 67k
Money is 3sd3'4 per cent x.1 49,,
discount IN tho open Market ioI JUN '"ot'
three months bills IL 1 per cent. -
The OF bnion gone into the Bank OF hneAuu on
balance TO-DAY - G65.DOO - .--...s
Ths bullion in the Bank or Enganu mas uoS'os'o'
g. 4 900 during the pas week
The proportion Of the Bank Of Engands rese. 70
LIS cent. Il So Is per cent
The OF England has advanced its rate OF discount
from { D cent m $500. c.
Paris advces quote per cent rentes al " franc, %
AMI exchange on Lonhon ~ -
Fl 4Ola centlmes for cheeks . A.. 49, -,
PARIS oct 4.-The weekly Abatement OF the Bank OF
France show. IL 100000 francs IN gold ana
245OuOO irancsin silver. .,,.
OF France has fixed It's rate OF discount al s1pn
rant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-05

LIVERPOOL Oct "a D. m.-Cotton-The sales OF tho
74OO bslss American Futures closed steady
Uu,auds Low Mdiling oiauae october delivery. 43o4d
vtlne; November delivery. Soo4i sellers
and December driverv 52564d. sellers Dscen-
her and January delivery 2i64L sellers January and
February delivery 24o4i sellers February mi March
delivery 24-Bld value March 4nd April delivery %.
Cad sellers April and Nav delivery. 27-6id. valne
May and Jnne delivery. 2s-oid yalee
GALVESTON Oct -Cott,n-Easy Midflinz. 9-l6 Low
Aiddng Gooi ordinary. ll8 and gross receipts
3sls bales exports coastwse. Ais bales; sales 1858
bales stock. 80. ls3 bale.
NORFOLK. Oct 4.-Cottou Steady Middlnx 1915; net
ceipts 302 bales. receipts 4bli exports to
Gre Britain $50 baIes cosswlse. 1872 bales. sales,
lJ70 bales stock. II. sos bales
SAVANNAH DC. 4-Coiton-steady Miidling. o.: Low
Mldil!ug Good Ordinary. net aud ?
cepts los bales exports coaswise bales sales. 1000
bales stock s. si5 bales
tHAuESTON. Oct s.-COtton-Stol Mldiling gs net
and grp-s receipts 2G22 exports cCastwso 1856
sales. 500 bales stolg. 29.o6i bales
NEwOaIEAys Oct i--COstJD-s eGiy. Miding. GIG !;
Low Middllng Good Ordinary receipts. $500
o., 7sO balea
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LONDON Oct AT the sales TODAY buyers operated
freey Following are the Diet lls OF the days trzns
actions; Victoria : sales. loo bales .oourei ssas
Old do. locks and pieces lqlGSi. New south Wales
sales 100 bales -coured. lld0ls ID do. locks apd
pieces 7L1i greasy. d I'D. do locks pieces.
4d9lad Queens and- sales. 200 bass secured q DO
locks and pieces lOdDiG greasy, sdd3d 90 locks snd
pieces Slqd ewZeaiand-eaes 900 bales secured, 81
a Ia 6ia locks aud pieces, s0s 3D. greasy. Jrfn
I'd pieces. a sd OF GOod HOVE and
Nata-saes. 100 bales secured. 5qf as ~ gree.y
ed Tasmanla-Saes. 90 bales. secured. lld0 ,ds
greasy. SID bis 0lad; de- locks ana pieces. 3sdG6L
HAVANA MARKETS
HAVANA Oct 4.-spanlsh gold. 239 n $685.. Exchange
quiet sugar quiet.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Brszi grades firmly maintained on the
Is 34c for fair Sales 600 bags ahoat
private terms. Mid grades in moderate demand and
steady Sales o 500 bags Maracaibo. private Terms The
options made further gain to-day, In keeping with
higher cable advces Opening sles indicated an advance
OF 1920 points subsequently there realizing
leading to reaction OF 1Odl5 points. Later on the
shorts aud covered extensively and prices
closed 2Oa35 points higher than Yesterday.
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- srocK MApKrrs-RY r.rIrGpApu

CHICAGO. Union Stock YIris. oct 4-Tas Drovers
Journal Cans-Receins II 900 mead shipments
1000 Market Steady. Beeves 80 0O0&6 So Steers
81 % az 90; stockers and 81 0s2 Cows
Bulls and Mixed 81 5O43 OO Texas Cattle 81 1908 0O
Western RANGERS ~ 81 al 20.
Hogs-ReceipLs l9O head shipments 5000
lower Mixed s6 att SO Heavy So 15a SO so Light
50 rs as 10; Skips 81 5O05 40.
sheep Receipts 10000 head shipments $1,000 market
easier Natives. Inferior Prime SO NOG3 80 Western
shorn SO !50s3 10; Texans shorn 81 65sS 40; Lambs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-05

In State issues the business was covered by
sales of Louisiana cOnSols at 90 3-4. or city
bank stocks. Tradcsmens sold l50l at 1913
In the general bond market the Chesapeake and
Ohio certificates a feature. The currency
6s were largely bought, up TO 80 3-4aSS against
81 1-2 last evening. and the As rose from -
to 70 5-sa79 IA New-iOrk, chicago ana ~
Louis As were in demand al. 81 1-sasl IL. Den
yer and Rio Grande As were firm az 10 Reference
is made to cur full report OF bond sales -
In unlisted securities dealt in AT the Stock liz
change, Cotton Seed Oil certificates again were
active and higher they sold (2l. 700 al 45 5-sa
a 5-6a47 3-s Chicago Gas also was active.
selling l5 900 at "a 2a35 3-4a35 Ia Lehlsh
and Wilkesbarre Coal sold goo at 80. Georgia
$50. 600 at 25ae5 l-2. Richmond and Allegheny
second receipts 100000 at 2sa27 IS, western
Union 5s 800 900 at 90 l-2a96 5-s, ana Mount
Desert Land 200 at So . l-2.
Money at the Stock Exchange ruled at -2a5
per cent, nut with an unusually small business
The reason for the light business is that banks
were offering money at the brokers' offices at IL
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, sl3S S42,ss7; balances
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor at the
Clearing House si,i55,357 Its net gain on bal
ance was see2, 73O, made up by coin gain OF
s1l5654l less q currency loss OF 81 60, sll. The
davis operations covered Receipts, So, 2S3 1872:
payments So, 29l ,052; resulting in general bal
ance of 81 so 651, Os1 consisting Of 81 ~ 76,3Ol
coin and sl7,074, $50 currency
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States treasurer AZ washington re-
ceived to-day $4,000 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were sl,074,9s5 and the
internal revenue receipts were s442,s3o
Io-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits III bank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as fol
lows
October g. October T. Differences.
Net gold on hand sl95 e6 sl95 933 1888 Inc s4207
Net silver on hid 4O,21vOo2 4OlOo'oO' DEC. o"a7'
Net legal tenders - 40 go 49, =, so -x,
ON hsnd-.....-. 4O731.S15 ~. 'oo'4-| Inc. '""'f
Actual cash in
Treasy vaults
certincates s276 9o3 651 s276,915,967 Inc. el23l6
Deposits In banks 52Oo22Jl o-rVoO' ioo iho' "@VV'
Net cash balances $500 $50 0i2 $500 90 05 Inc s4522S
The foreign exchanges were more hcllNe ouu
rates were firmer We revise quotations for Dus-
ness as follows Bankers bills, s4 SO 5-s and
81 SO for long and short sterling respectively;
B. 20 "a and D. 20 5s for francs o4 '-e ana 20 IL
for reicbmar<s: 40 IA and 40 for guilders.
The governors Of the Bank OF England at their
weekly meeting to-day, advanced its rate for dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-05

COTTON-The spot market ruled easier and closed
quiet Lice decline Sales 433 bales for consumption
Port % 759 bales against 1882 bales for ths
day and 80 063 bales this day last year Since
September the beginning OF the crop year the receipts
at the ports aggregated 456 800 bales comparing
with 7SS 1873 bales for the corresponding time last season
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STAINED.


Good Ordinary Z ZIG Low Mdding 11B
st let Good Ordinary Sis Mlddling 97.S
The speculation without new features and the
dealings less active. Opening prices showed but little
change, aferward the feeling became weaker on tame
advices from Liverpool closing steady points ne
cline on October and 2a4 points on later nths Sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-05

count from TO per cent During the week the
bank lost fs04. 900 bullion. and the proportion
OF its reserves TO its liabilities WIS
reduced from Abs TO 337s per cent,
against a reduction from a376 TO 1854
per cent in the same week OF last year, when its
rate for discount per cent. To-day the
bank gained f65,000 bullion on balance. The
weekly statement of the Bank OF France shows
losses of 1905 900 francs gold 245O 900 silver.
The Bank Of France advanced it's rate for discount
10 1-2 per cent. At the London Stock Exchange
British consOls declined TO 96 1916 and 81 81 8
respectively, for money and account In the open
market money for discount OF bankers bills ruled
at l-2 per cent Bar silver was dull at AZ lad.
per ounce English standard. American railways
were lower at the opening and in the early day
and then ruled firm 10 the end At Paris French
3 per cents were steady at So 65 and sight ex-
change on London was easier at 25.40 1-2 francs
10 the {
The Denver and Rio Grande Railway Company
has declared dividend OF IA per crnt semi
annual on its preferred stock payable November
- Transfers will close October 81 and reopen
November IL
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for5cle.

I,IIE Of The ~ T. Daily Tribune from December q
i issO 10 Anil 10 1868 bound IN 10 volumes. az N
good condition Tor sale Address FILES Tribune oas~
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTIEE
WILMINGTON. Oct 4.-TurDentine frm 81 <oisc.
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u UNiTED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,

FOR QU EENsrOWN AND LINERPOoL
Leave Pier % n r.. foot OF K.ng.st.
NEVADA THURSDAY. October II. 30 a. n
ALASKA Tuesday. October 10. 80 m.
wYoMING Tuesday. october % 4.
ARIZONA -. Tucsday. october go.
WISCONSIN TUESDAY. November O. 30 a m.
Cabin passage, $50 $50, $50 and siOo Second CABIN.
A. NJ UNDERHfLL & CO. as Broadway. " y.
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The Treasury purchased 81 ,O52.000 bonds as
follows: 1896, 900 per cents at 20 and S256,0OO
IL per cents at 107 3-4al 0s The rejected oilers
included is, 500, 900 at 100 l-2 and SJ,l5O.00O
at 80 and 1-2s, 81 $4,000 at 10S 1-sal OS 1-2
The local market was dull with nominal quota
tions as follows
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SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-oCr L.
THE GENERAL LIST
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,auuda SOutneri
LIST gtd

WV -
Clesd Ohio Is.
Series i
ReOrg e ertfs
50Uo..-.---.s
Chi RI & Pac oS
coupon
6.OOu. lO6@
$4,000. 100 ,
2t,OOO.---...lO6as
CHI < ton l.
1000 .-.--..llZf
Clio & Ind Coal lst
Z,UOO. -----1OU-.
SIP & VI o
con
10000. III 2
Col hoc V & Toi
. IS
S.O0O.....-.el
Dull and Iron re-
lat
I.OoO..--- 80
Den 4 Eio Ode -
5000. 7s's
7,OO0.--.....7s
Jtl ) no " Lei
Assented
1000. 1900 70
1000 10000 90 =
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STOCKS QUIET AND STRONG.
AFTER A Low OPENING.

DULL MARKET, But A STEADY HARDENING
OF VALUES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-05

NOMPAGNIE GENEkALE TRANSATLAN-
" TIQUE. FRENCH LINE TO HAYRE
Companys Pier new No42 North River toot 4 Norsns-
LA GASCOGNE Santelu. saturday. Oct O. 8 a. m
La NoEMANDIE. de KeFsabec sat. Oct i3 noon
la 30 uRsoGNf. kautrul SATURDAY. Oct -. 3 a.
LOUIS DE BEBTAN. AGENT No bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-05

new 2iicOusOl
2.uCO.. lul7s
Fundamentally
North PLc "a cOu
!. OOO------.-lOS'4
Nor Pac 81 coop
II. OUO------ - p
y " Extension As
l.OOO----.- 35
ONO lnd & v q
lst
5D00.-... o5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-05

L0E x ltihIu---
LouisS asn
/ y A & Chic.
knnhsttsnCon
MAMMAL beach
NIch rnt -.
NLsS " --.-.
NILS e " pri
n & ST D.
NJ q Sta. orr
81 h & f..---
No Pacific
Mob 4 Ohio
n c & -tL---
NY central
NYC& Sill.
NY CASH. are
NYC& StL2pG
Ny LESW 49,
NY LIE & " Or
NY & y E.---
NY6 y H.
NY o & w..
NY \ & w.
NY sSN DIT.
Nor & West.
\ or & " 0ri.
North Pacific
Nor Pac Drf-.
Ohio & Mss.
OHIO south ,
Or iihp----..--
Or 4 8 y ---- I
Oregon rrans. I
Orsnort Line
y Dec & fv.- |
Ph,l& Rea ----l
j W N( spec .
PIP Car Co.. /
Benz & '-ar-.. /
Rich & Ai------
Rich & M
i & " ? pref. ,
Rome " & OK
HtL ARK & feA
stlA & IL /
81 Az rii.pr .
SfL&~F -.---
Stl & : = nrei
SfLFSt lStDI.
stP& Dui-... /
~ 81 or--- /
- pm K NJ /
50 Carolina.--
- P4ollc.. 81
Tex Pac new
i cNaS J. 4.--.--I
Union Pac .---
" sbash ....-
W 2b prfl .-.-
W & l. = pras. /
West Cnion.--
Adams ExD---.
a NIL lex ..-.--
u ESDre.s-. I
Wells Par III I
AmerCable----I
ParinC MALI
Con Gas.--.---
Phiia Coz
Can Coal = |.
HOOK Coal & ]
Co Coal & L.
COnsol COAL
Marshall Coal.
Maryland Coal
New GenCO al
Tenn Goa 81
U0mestake
Ontario 49,.
Quicksilver.
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Ocean SteGmen.

rTwYoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
FAST E teI 81 SS @AIL SERVICE
servia, October g. 80 8. IN. Gala Oct "a go m
BOthnia Oct. TO- o N. Eirufla, oct y. 10 m
/ mOra Oct Is noon. serg1a SAT. Nov 3 3 . N
Aursnia Oct 90 5 80 a. Bothnia Nov. :. q "a
Cabin passage 500 $50 and 500. inte diate s36
Steersge tickets and from parts of Euspe AZ very
For freight ana passage apply u the company
office = Bow rg Green. New YORK.
'-'N0 VERNON H. BROWN 6 CO.. General Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-05

INNlAN LINE L. s. and KOyal Man steamers
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-05

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