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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, JUNE a. 1883

FOR Common TO Choice Sheep and 5d7 lie Tor V'uhs
Txtra Lambs Fully dozen cars were 10 sell ~ "''
hour. o.- ,,.,,,o,., cheen 100 n
at Zoe 121 do ia H. at lac 20 virginia CO. 70 AZ
az 4c; % Ohio do 81 ~ at SIC 90 w. ~ 10
81 90 ner 100 n, 10 Kentucky do, 80 IL ~ az % 20
Kcntueky Lambs, 81 H. at 12c LAT do 90 d. AZ i-'
laO Kentucky do, IS 1.2 N. at 1.sc. IN A. NJ
X Pidcock: 80 Ohio Sheep. 30 ~ a. &c % uo' V.
~ q, as. 900 do 10 n at csc; ia 40. 90 10, ~
81 % per 2o5 Virginia Lambs 90 No. az 40 pr 40
J. 4 sadler & Co. 1T Kentucky Sheep ~ 10 ~ 80
ia do 90 H. az 1-4c 81 Ohio DO 81 ID, a. - "
xentncky Lambs SO IL n, at &c t24 DO 80 ~ az &C.
Iud1 4 buckingham: 240 Ohio Sheep so ID at i'2c.
NJ Collins; 20 Virginia Lambs tCulls, at sl 10 per
head. 40, ,.-..,xu cho.n 90 n at
q 1lc ner n 140 Western Yearlngs, I'll y. Ut Lac
ID harrington: 200 Michigan Sheep. 81 ID. a. SO
40 do so n at 7.sc; $50 Michigan Yearlings 10 d.
az 1-&c 81, On - =. A q. ~
Michigan Lambs so n, at 5 1 &c.
HoGs-Receipts 10 OF $50 head-4 cars a.
CITY and ) cars d0h.st Total for ths week. OHIO
head None for sale alive. NORMALLY steady
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.


FEATURES OF NEW-I JItK DKAlJNOo
The grain markets Saturday we're Varlaoie ai"i
irregular on only moderate volume of trading mo
cash markets. however, showed good tone, whca.
being steady and corn quiet and firm. The expor.
inquiry light, shippers taking $4,000 bushels Oh
wheat and "a 900 bushels Of corn. About the ohy
influences wheat options werc the crop adVpes
from foreign countries which indicated especially good
prospects In Southern Russia Chicago opened strong,
and solely in sympathy the local market improved Ia
1913 cent at tho start There was free supply al
the advance which resulted In depressing prices 30
NIB cent. The close was steady, however, win
losses scored of 81 June at 90 49, Is for July
at OF 49, 3s for August at % 49, and IL cent LOT
septembcr at 90 "a and December at 90 38 cents
February deliveries quoted at 06 IS cents Alter
the regular closing there some dealings In DO
ccmber options with tendency TO trining improve
ment The speculation was firm In tone, ana re-
suited in gain OF 3s for June at 90 5s and l-o ior
July 90 August being Ia cent easier at % l-s ana
September unchanged at 63 IA cents Oats also were
firm and the options closed 1-8014 cent better as
follows June IS Ii July 80 rs, August "a l-2 ana
september 80 IL cents. Lard was quiet but strong,
and August at IS 90 points for September at IS az,
and points for October at $s rs. e.u
The receipts Of grain and Hour reported on Satur,
day at New York Philadelphia, Baltimore aud Boston
we're as follows. Wheat 1871 760 bushels; corn, w.
els bushels oats, "a 192 bushels; total gram -oo,-
Mlw aukce and St. Louis the arrivals were: "h Sat,
So GOA bushels; corn, 355,2Io bushels oaSs, aye
016 bushels total grain, 9o7, 4ol bushels; HOUR 20
l04 barrels.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York SATURDAY, juno 2-BEEVES-Rccoipts were
a cars Of COS bed-19 at Oak Cr for shipment
90 cars az G0ths Of which 2! cars were for Mr. East
man and cars for Blumenthars Sons and single car az
Jersey CITY for the market Total for the week $3.50
head No trading. Feeling hFm.
Shipments as reported ye.tsiday Boston shipments
far the wceE 99s Beeyes and 05i quarters Of Beef
CALyEs-Receipts 3 head, and about $50 head uore
held over Yesterday Trade limited for want OF stock
salcs-Iuad & buckingham 50 vcals I39 n a. &c ca
Mixed Calves 135 -, at lac.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recoipts cars Of / 600 head,
all but carload at Jersey CITY, Nearly 30 cars
already In the pens Tois :or the week 30 903 head
No quotabe change In prices bu. stcader tine TO the
and Lambs a trno nrnler Sales 8d5 l. 40
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M1R7IAL ODE.


zv,,,.n 10, u. Ancient and Ono9,aos Artillery Company
- manus hocc inlmica tyrannis,
Ense petit pacdam sub ibertato aSiesems ,drsv
Ancient of daysl Thy prophets old
Declared Thee also Lord OF war;
And sacred chroniclers have told
OF kings whom Thou didst battle Tor.
Ancient and honorable men
Have always kept the sword In sight,
AGAINST day when purchased pen
Or venal voices poison right.
II kings Cypress or disobey
Their peoples WILL the axe must TALL;
Or should people madly stray
From Judgment in their council-hall
Till wisdom, wavcrng yields at length,
And love is lost on either side,
THY dread arbitrament o Strength
Every strong nation must abide.
When Heavens artillery shakes the sldes
Death and wild ruin follow fast.
That purer elements may rise
Soon as the storm is overpast:
When armies by Potomac's food
Menaccd the fabric of the free,
our Eagles young ones sucked up blood,
And where the slain are there was She.
Now London sends her loyal sons
To grace our gathering: clarion' mel
Speak England welcome! drums and guns'
Ring notes Of gladness-not OF strife.
That placid quiet all men seek,
Long may it crown land restored,
But Massachusetts,! be not weak
II wronged, TO seek it with sword
Thomas William Parsons
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

BAIrrxon. June 2-cotton steady Mitdlins 10 0l0so.
Flour steaiy quiet Howard street ana western ~
10 Mills superfns ~ 81 az % Extt 90 % 20 90
S S G sTf psssa s s. QUIET
5Igs7c; Longberry 03Gssc Western steady; No WIN.
ger GS spot 40 81 @ 49,
and quiet. White 629Gtc. Yellow 60S6lc Western
August 90 &C. oats Inrm southern at al 44c
Western White at 43ei5c Western Mixed at 49@sl ga,
Hay easie Prime to choice Western SlS go $ 90 p,o'
acy TN and m s Ms,' p pSrS az ea'1
Shoulder, She Clear Rib sides 9'c Hams ~
hiE 5 Esne cre az Sa Se Esss ss
Petroleum easier Refined at 7i.c Coffee was hrm no
ssSS ' cnppsy 20 e arm az
81 2t Other Articles o@n onF pr ton
lower Grain '.: ReeepIs-tloar 5002 o6la wheat
1900 bush Cora 1000 BUSH 0at; 0ooo Dhsn. ZIP
9oa' 900: Corn ii25o0.
BUFFALO. June 2Wheai-No H1r !. weak at d nSS
bush yO6ol No No Sortnern Offered Winter wheat
que, but E s@a 5 Mo m weak Sse S ow MSa"N
Yellow 59c Oats opened sIeaiy and nrm; 10 White
fair demand BcsPatent Spring 50 50G$1 75 Best Win
Ter 81 IS 80 90 Mlllfeod weak WINTER Bran Sl3 W
meal Grm. Canal irsigh,s were steady Eo Wheat S2c
Corn ci oats :.c Reeslps-F.our A. 600 6b's Whea.
Flour So OUobbl,. Wheat $4,000 bush Corn l70Oo bush
shipments by CanaI-Wheat $4,000 bush Corn l'4.ooo
BUSH
BOSTON June 2-Flour quiet aoi slightly weaker Corn
supply and small demand steamer Yellow a. 9.c'
shorts were quiet and unchanged Provision. Market
steady and firm for all ENDS OF os or sv
Pafd at sisS9ac Hams at Ilt0I24c. Beef steady but
nrtnern and Extra Western Creamery zoe Cheese
Demand slow oc latter price tor Best YORK state
Essern Extras at 10 Sc; Michigan Extras at l59c Good
Fsts l5c Receipts for the week-tour 5yOy Dds anu
5000 sacks Corn $4,000 bush Oats leooo BUSH Shorts
iii tons
CHICAGO Juno Tho leading futures ranged
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CENTRAL AND HUDSON

GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
on and after June 2, trains leave
GRANL lEN1RAL SIATION,

GRAND GfNlEAI clAIION,
Largest ana Finest Passenger station In Amsriea
IS a. m RI chester and Montreal Express drawing roon
Albany Troy aad Syracuse also to Moaieai anu
81 % $50 a. NJ. FAMOUS vESTIBULED CHICAGO AND
ST LOUIS LIMITED, composed exclusively OF puIes
smokngcar 1rawngroOm and sleeping cars iot
Albany Utica, Syracuse, Rochester, Bunaio nassss
Fss Erie Cleveland Indianapolis and Toledo, arriving
Chicago 80 a. IN, St Louis 40 p n next day, IA
10 80 a. m, Chicago Express for Niagara Fans ~
ronO Cleveland, Cincinnati, lncl1napons. DetIoit ana
Chcago drawing 70 Canandagua ana Hoehesse,
II 80 a. m, Western New-York and Northern EApfes"
with drawing room ear. ,- -, ,.A ,,.x,ns.
room cars TO Albany and Troy. Runs through 70 LIAM
- % m Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy.
s6 p. M Fast Chicago, Cincinnati ana ST LOUIS ~
press for Niagara Falls BunaO, Suspension Bridge "
ronto CleVgand, Cincinnati, indianapolis. 81 LOUIS "
lcdo Detroit and Chicago, with sleeping ana dining esnv
10 70 o. H. Montreal and Canahdagu1 fAptcsS ns.
SlepDugcars Flattsburg ana Montreal via Rouse ROM
and via ST. Adams also to syracuse ana Canahdd oa
b. m Special Sleeper arrives Roebcs.er 40 D. L.
PuIralo 35 a. M, and Cleveland 25 p m No.,
lslI 80 D. M Fast Night Express for Rochester Dus
falo Niagara Falls, Toronto, Cleveland Cncnnau , as
cars Slcepngca to Clayton, via Utica, daby eA'P'
Saturday also Canandagua on sundays only .,,.,v
IL night, Albany Express with sleephgc1rs 70 wess
and TROY Connects with the morning trains for the Vs.
Tickets and space ORA wing and sleeping cars ca
sale n. Grand Central Staol AIS S5 and 2t2 BroadSg
10 Parkpace Battery place. 81 WssI snd 80
Futon sta BROOKLYN and 70 4thst, Wllliimsourg. ,.-
Westootts Express calls for ana cnecKs baggage "'A
Run daily others daily except sunday step at lssh
st. station 20 take up passengers arSRy mNE
General superiatendent General Passenger Agent
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n FNTRAI, RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf.
CEooT on LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RlVEH

Time Table OF May ~, lcSc. ,...r
Far PHILADELPHIA aud TRENTON. Bousa p = "a
Route a. L. 7:l5 o, II a. m 80 10 a. ~ '''
IL D. m SUNDAYS at = $40 a: m go Y I@S P9:so.
10 n m have connection for Reading HARRISBURG tv.
r,,c sfc A a m for Easton, Bethlehem. Alchso.n..
Maucn Chunk Reading. Harrisburg, etc ON suha1' W.
90 a. m for bennington, EastOn, Bethlehem Anen'
town. Maueh Chunk, -. -. ,,oO...oos ra,to,
p.shlebom Alientown Mauch Chunk. Wilkesbarr eetss
ion Reading Harrisburg. POtsync, Tan1Qua, Sham0AH|
Sunnur, Lewisburg. WliliamsporI ,,-, .u.a,own
'i N m FOR Pennington Easton, bethlehem, Aheh'o"-'
yareh Chunk Reading, Harrisburg etc. -, ,,.,.a
a liz n m for Esston bethlehem. AilentoWni "~'S-
Chunk Wlkeslarrc Scranton. iGnaQua, shamohihn
$50 D. m for Pennington. Lake HopaF'ns' S'
90 and 80 D. M someryllie and FemlneHhi ,vc,
5a5 n. m. fer Easton bethlehem, Alen,pwh' "a,
Chunk Reading Harrisburg, etc. on suno'Ss ~ WV
y Hsl5 IL rs a. NJ l. 80. T. so 6i5 p m ;s sur
days Co 100 a m Tor Red Bank Long Hriaen s'''
Park Ocean Grove except Sundays) Point ans
A. s:i5 q. M. 100, 80 p. m Tor LAhE"oOl' A
"'.'' a. m, 4 .. N. for ATLANTIC CITY Vineaha
90, 100. s:1s as II :t5 a. M ,oc 4ms,Sy.
40 @ Is d m sundays q 00 Q q. m Tor feith H"~S
SANDY HOOK IoUTEo,,,, -.
For LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE e'~'
FROM PIER s. n: X e..n,,sht snd
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Beach, se zoo D N
snndays Except Atianiic Hghandsl $50 nomIs M,
For III beron Ashuy Park ocean Grove e,s md ocean
s:45 p. N. sundays except Asoury f''A ''N
For lakewood Toms River and Barnesas 4;So "'
3i5 y. m.
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SHORE RAILROAD.

" n. Y. c. & II. r. Il CO, IesseeS, oo -,
rains leave West 42d-st follows, ana 70 NH
utes EARLIER from foot OF gaysI, North RIVER;
Detroit and Chicago, % 55 H. M. 200, SID D. m
St. Louia, &c 90, 70 lo y. IN , r-,s.. 40
Syracuse, Iunalo liccnestel, Suspension Bridge Nj
araIi Fails 3:l5 - 50 a. m, IS :00 % 10 D. m ,
uucs. 3:i5, . 80 .'11 80 a M, Is O9 : IL M
% So 1a) III 80 a. n, (s4 go, &c :00 8 10 m as.
Cranstonss West Point Cornwall, NeWWoargo ZIP
- is s:45 H. M, and 20 100 p Cranstons. Cornwall.
For Montreal and Canada East, g 90 pn, ~.
ronfo 70 SO o. M, 70 90, IS :15 p. m. 80, w.
Elegant sleeping for Buffalo. Niagara Fails DE-
troit, Chicago and ST. Louis. 81, 49,, I'm.
Daily. Daily except Saturday. Other trains dau
excent Sunday a. 5 Leave Jersey City, p. T. T. Sta.
ton tajii 20 A. M, Isl 40 p Hoooken West shoN
Station (a)1l 80 a. M, (s)3 80 p M -
For eKet, time ablcs parlor sleeping accomnn
dations or information, apply at onces Bookly,-sss
WashpgOnst 730 Fulton-sJ, Annex Ohlco foot OF fui
tn.sC New-York City-3C3, 7S5, 942 Broadway l5S l.?
Bowery IL Park Place West Store stations foot 81
West {2dst foot OF Jay-st., " II. c. T. LAMBERT
5 Vanderbitave. General Passenger Agenl
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rupopEAY PRODUCE MARKETS.

oef moderately HansHoasss on Mal men
eratey Bacon Holders offer freely. Chee,e ioiois
oyer freely Talsw- Holders offer moderately NOM
Holders ODER freely Spirits OF Turpcntne Firm , o.
holders offer sparngly Lard-Spot AMI futures
oder freely wh.aHolder' orss fresy ti9 gu corn
Holders sdsr freely futures holders onsr Wo
eratey Mixed Western spot steady At A. la 20 'up m
and Juy seady at l0ssd; do. August seafy az ~ ii
Hops London Now York stateiIeders oher ireen "a
ANTWERP June D. Petroleum--Flno pic AmerIcnu a"
francs 81 centins and l6 francs 80 eentmes seer
RRKMEN Luna 2-Potroenn. marks 6O pfonnlxs
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7,,c Do do smoked. 8a09o. Bellies IN p,ca.s. c9tg
agc do Breakfast Bacon at Joe Lara nm, m1m ZOOS.
Rennet 80 so do Steam SO 759y oo' Eptra
al y5aS so Butter weak-PeUnsylyania creamery EAs
Is igc Western Creamery Extra 10 sl9o B. an =.
" Creamery Extra lSc Western Factory s%
Packing butter l2ei5c Eggs were qnet 'au'ss
nrst, III aMI6c Western hrsts l5a lBc Chceso qes,
demand lsIrt New YORK Full Cream 9@9tci ono
Flats choice Al $50, DO Prime s9s4c suga.d
I,sdnei arm Powdered Ilg. Granuatsa 10 rsoa
dull Winter sle oo0sl7 90 eor ton 7o
steady 10 Aoei test bills 7sr Receipts-slonr -, ~
p5ls Corn g. 500 bush Oass 1890 push shlpmen.s-
Nnaat 3 400 busL Corn 900 bush. oats itOOO ousu
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COTTON NARKErs-Br TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Juno c-2 m-cotton-Quet The sales OF .ne
dy ncuded goo bales Fuiurea closed oule.
Up ands ddng clause an delivery 2sSs s
Juiv 2364d. buyers July ann Aususs
delivery 2l64d solers August and September ne,,sty
1854 sellers september ana oo,oDsr hnyers
Sayember and deivery 764d buyers December
nd January delivery. b76fd buyers; sepIemoeE oo''
23.Oid. sellers
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Railroads..
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF cortiands and
Desbrosses sts. as follows: ,.-.,,.- 1900.
q so a. m Catasauqua and Intermediate points
a. m. for Geneva Lyons. Emira, Rochester, Bufalo
and the West and principal local points Chair
/ D. IN for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
Tunkhannock. Connection TO Reading and Harris
GAO D. m. for Pittston and principal intermediate
points Chair car TO Pittston.
40 D. IN for CoInay and intermediate points. Con.
7 " M for Geneva Lyons Elmra Rochester, Bur.
s15 p m. for Laurays and intermediate points
Trains leaving at O. a M p m and 3 :io D; m con.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. m for Mauch Chunk Haieton and intermediates
615 p m. for Coplay and intermediate points.
D. IN for Geneva Lyons, Elmra, Rochester But.
'a' and 'S Gensfa Eastern Once @sS b 81
NEW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILwAY.-Trains leave from ferries at West 42d
and Jay cts. as follows ,
detown Failshufg, Monticello, Liberty walton, Delhi
Norwich Utica Home. Oneida Fulton. Oswego, Buffalo,
Detroit Chicago, Waikiki Valley points; ,,,
d %Sss "a Fss S wRR yssy pSa m Tor Md
West AGA. at, rs r. m Jay:st, sac p m, daily for
Mddetown Fasburg Liberty, Walton, Norwich, Oneida
oswcgo Suspcn sion Bridge Detroit Chicago, St Louis
Buffet Seepers 10 Niagara Falls Reclining CHAIR Car
pullman slcepingcar bcr,hs reserved soI Broadway
Time tables, tlckeis &c 2o7' so7 90! sSS bsoadyay
York, j. g ANDERSON, O. u A..
CHORE LINE.-All Rail Route for Boston.
= Newport and the E,s Express leaves Grand Central
s ss~ Express a ana ssesp fss e."
press at II m daily. Palace psriorears or Sleeping
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
lN-Trains from Chambers-se stau9h week oayo
foE ao ln9s oc. 20, S56 and go LIS
mid1Ieht. Sundays, 90. $50 =. m, 4 and p n
Tor Manuel Spring Valley, Monsey and Iamsns ssss
o. In. and D. m
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEE-or saturday the business was Sfy snos
goo has No q 35.sc Api i200 bags No at 10 l.Se
both lots Cat bean hider styles were firmly held
BucaranSnga on private terms and 30 bags Costa isa AZ
Se ciosnr 0gures eseptIne decline OF 35a00
n"ints for the day. Sales, $4,000 bags
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Qearbers.


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n in tho English branches during the summer 5a es
cnange for board wiz not object 70 travel haafess
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exchanged.
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N supplies Professors, Teachers Tutors GoNerhesses
&C 10 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 70
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A BEST TEACHERS supplied; no charge. TEACH.
"A. Frs registered 20 cents for pCstaRe vacancies
always hand form for stamp r. f. AVERY, Anieri'
can School Bureau, West 1fthst-. N. Y.
A HARVARD undergraduate desires position In the
"A country tutor during the summer vacation Al
dress J. W., IL Kirkland place, Cambridge, Mass
ID ROCKwAY TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chica-
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nRIVATE LESSONS in stenography (Pitnan's I'm.
proved given my residences 95 Clinton place. City;
terms, so cents per lesson; day and evening. MRS.
HENRI L. STUART.
VTORs governesses professors teachers all btauchos
circulars schools supplied TO parents French German
Spanish spoken. MIRIAM C0YRIERE, 81 East 18th
St, between 4th-ave. and Broadway
VOCAL MUsIC:-Lady, Episcopal,an seminary Far
Union Teachers Agency, 10 Aster place
XXToMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU flor
w both supplies professors teachers Povernesses
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schools and families also bookkeepcrs stenographers ano
eopyists TO business firms
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Dipi1eu6 Notices.

ALL COUPONS DUE 1ST PROX., and the
principal Of all bonds due that date issued By THE
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY, and secured by
will be paid and after that date the oice OF Posl
MARTIN & CO.. No "a t.2 pnc-st. New York, and
L. w. CLARK co. No. 139 South 4th-st, Philadelphia
May 81, 1885, III. A. V. POST,
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CoTToNFor spot lots the nase' % du ba les
WeIe rorts Yesterdays report indicates re.
snts Il 227s bales comparing With SoI bales t nus
wcek and S1 bales for the corresponding day
las. Year Since September the beginning Of the crop
ro.r tho receipts have aggregated 5366S26 bales con
1c with 5i0577S bales for tho corresponding date
IA
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CRIE RAILwAY.-Ticbet Offices, 4oI. 81.

CRJE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 401, 81,
H. ~ and O57 Broadway 153 1.2 Bowery, 1877 Westas
BATTERY place Chambers and 23d Street ferries REV.
York 351 and 333 Futon-st, Br2oklyn loI EI5osasy.
70 Montqomery-sL and New Station, Jersey CITY; whee
ctet and Paror or Sleeping Car reservations and orders
for checking and transfer OF baggage can DC E
press trains leave 23ist minutes earlier than umG snosa
from Chamiersst local Grains 10 10 minutes earlier
a. M daily, Day Express BUFFET S1aena
70 Buffalo; Pullman sleeping coaches H'fheii''uis !"
10 80 a. M, week days Delaware Yaiiey E1ptes psh's
car to Bnehamton owego Elmra and C9rndinf .,s
fao Niagara Falls cleye9nd &c, Chiing s 'eihh'a ana
Peoaches to Blnghanton owego Elnr Rochester sDs
faS etnei and F ana SisS as T. 49,
E . 4 m I IS s sa5s ks +. Hs|s!.
N m Sundays as lS so a. M ~ Ill.,, Il n00ni
paler aS $50 10 90 M p s.,s
.BO AZ s:56 49, 70 S 80 90 % 10
i:45, B. T. 8, go go g. loiS9 M 20 !so 10
Neypr * and Taerson ys so 30 20
40, 10 p. m 10 night Sundays 3 m '''o'
KidsesOGd ago &c. SppSi8s0G 80, 10 "a Sao 80 10
IL night Also to Rdgewocd s 80 a. m .s 30 p M
n,g lGd az to 4 ~ 60 "a h M 90 80 500
80 , "a Sundays, 2 a. m "a 10 a. Sp: N 80
p M Sundays, As. 80, a p, 80 P m; m.
6 s onf f? 3d. !f5' p m sundays 45 So
q m: s. $3.50, OPP m: g., svvo,k a,
Express trains from the eo west arrive In Ne"A -
CENT Supt General Passenger Agent
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1n5truttioH
For Young Ladies' Country.

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barring for any college Twcntylrst year begins sal
tember 81 For circular address the principal.
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w ciemspt,s-Doardne and Day School for young ladies' !
god wear opens September TO- Academcal and College
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Examination For circulars, address
Miss ADa NiS SMITHS oa pGnslpSls Phil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-04
THE NEW ROUTE
PROVIDENCE LINE
FOR BOSTON

PROVIDENCE, WORCESTER and all points EAST
via Boston Worcester.
Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS
leave Pier % n. r, foot Of warren.st, a. 8 80 p m
daily except Sunday. connecting at steamers wharf with
express train Boston leaving arriving Boston
7I5 a. IN. Pullman cars, new equipment; full nights
rest short rail ride. Reevcss orchestra each
steamer.
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Railroads.

Railroads.
TRAINS FOR BOSTON
nsv-rers an, y irs--rosi.ss J;
Leave SE% iSSJS e 81 4 M liss N
A,'., fhgfSs Ssgs SS PIX * T E;l;!$ n
o,Ssp & sia % d aii5'y exp. suslsss
o seP8s %
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L S9 e spa sf; TnH HSH ~ Ei iSfs.
AND UNITED STATES AZ i,e MAIL eoUTE
YORK aSd chle1gS Ltsa q PaTlOI Dining, sna ass
day WlGis@soaTs, Lock Haven $4,000 10 a
SS5y nna E 5aS q ~ iii Rsl SSane''ns Cory &
For Lebanon 90 ~ 10 o.,d s%a !, aSd Is sss
only r. sSs'y .sS 10 hs 'H soa lS Limited w.
Epss Of Rg@a %. ras; Sa.' 90 DAILY s1's
daily Dining Car q $se aS s G5 ., Vase
insSSn s od co. rs and 90 No. and ad' u Il
night sunday, e:is and a. M 80 and D. m and
For Atians s city p. m. weekdays Through Pais
E ESS S Sfan May b. Head S'is ea md
nS Sas u 10 kaa ~ and aH5 a%e'y os Sunday
sH6 RI s@s nS So SR a. Va A'Gsy ft rA
and Norfolk RAILROAD, : D. m, daily; via Baltimore
and Bay Line, 80 y. m week Dap 49,. -, -.
Rosts Of BROOKLYN Annex connect WIN AL through
trains ut Jersey City, arordlng speedy and 6fsA
transfer Brooklyn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
r~rros. trains leave New.York, via Desbrossss ara
fortlandt Street Ferries, as follows; 80 -,
n 90 7 90 q o (9 Chicago Limited, with DINING Cu
ond 10 Wss6ineton LImi ted) and IL a. M l. 2 $40
4, 80 5. 6, 60 and N; ana ad SlS night
SUNDAYS Express G:I5, o 20 Limited and ~ a n,
4 80 8, q, 6 80. 3 and pm, and L2l' hisAs
Trains leaving Tew.York daily. except Sunday ass
and ii 10 a. M, /, 2, 4, ., D. M ana ~ n
and D. m. on Sundays, connect at Trenton Tor Cana
Tiete. on,ces. Nos l. 435, $40 and o44 Broadway.
Astor House and OF Desbrosses and Cortsnd sta
court st. and brooklyn Station. foot OF FuonH,
brooklyn; Station Jersey City; Emigrant Ticket oneA
|as s yor, Transfer Company Will call for and
che CA, %. Uss I p Ir j. T. WOOD,
IN NSDDoraI Monaoer General Pass'r Agent
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Business Chances.

GOAL LANDS. PINE LANDS.
S10o acres Btumnous Coal Lands IN Dale County; Ga.
for safe Chattanooga Tenn, and l2 miles OF rail-
road Also 300 acres Yellow Pine Southwestern
Georgia Address II. +. sTRoHEcKER. Macon, Ga
WANTED Partner with 81 5000 TO extend
w thoroughly established business In one OF the isrg
Ad
Arssa Tribune Ofnca
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE

(!APE CHARLES hUUIE
~ FOR
OLD POINT COMFOKT,, 81
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
AND THE SOUTH
NEw.yoRK. pHILADELPMIA, 4 ,,s SopS sssSrosses e
daily 100 D. M Tickets and sleeping Vpaiircsd o.
e. any Ticket Once Of the Penrho{nKE c. 2. y