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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-27
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS,


There was little heard about monetary dis
turbance at the Stock Exchange to-day. Stocks
moved upward in consequence Of natural causes,
and not because of bear" manipulation. The
short interest may be very large, but the principal
buying was not for that account The real hold
ers of stocks are encouraged by the crop reports
TO add to their investments and their desires made
an advance of about per cent They realized
the fact that the recent about cut rates ana
high prices for money might have been instigated
for merely speculative effect, and that the natural
growth of the country might explain apparent
anomalies. The promised action of the Interstate
Commerce Commission, which may awaken to It's
plain duties; the comparative ease OF money, ana
the sharp decline in foreign exchange were the
controlling causes in favor of higher prices oil
stocks. 1t would seem TO be impossible that the
Interstate Commerce Commission should do much
more than draw its salary, but in the meantime
the law of supply and demand will be enforced.
The course of prices in the last few days proves
that the supply of stocks has been iurnlshcI
chiefly by the operators for decline. They may
cover part of their outstanding contracts AT tne
opening tomorrow, and they may not be abb
10 save themselves from comparative run. ne
monetary trouble which they have prodlcted has
been met by free offerings OF foreign capital, ana
once more it has been demonstrated that money,
like water, seeks its level. In the present con
ditions there can be no better return than that
offered by first-class American railways.
The closing was strong and confident, not only
in the general market but also in the unlisted de-
partlnent for which the Stock Exchange assHme'
no responsibility. The trust stocks, led by Cot
ton Oil certificates, were not an unfavoraDle
feature of the market.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were neglected at The boards,
but there were concessions by bidders. The
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r1rpopEAY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Avg 90 2S s5od BG 5o1 and iuF P0r aso1 n
Il to H. Ct 47S Cd Bacon IN FAR demand GSsne
in poor demand Taow in poor demand Spirits o.
iiruentlne in good demand steady at 3fs. Cottoneed
oil Liverpool refined, steady at 28s Rosn In fair de-
msnd prime Western spot August, september and DC;
tober steady al 32s Wheat In poor demand new No 2
winter dull a. Gs 10i2d No spring dull a. as I'd
Flour IN fair demand Corn-spot and futures IN poor
dull at As Id Hops at London Pacific Coast in poor
demand Receipts Of wheat for the past week from
Atlantic ports. 377o0 quarersso H9m Paelng PoeS
can corn Tor the past week. 10 200 quarters. -
London. Aug Do The Marx Lane express" IN It's
review OF the british grain tTade during the past week
says: rainy and chilly August mas dlhlhisnel uie
very large The condition OF barley is also very bad
The samples Of wheat received have hot oeen
numerous The opening price for whe wheat wheat wds
slow The deliveries have been larger than usual and
prices are low The sales OF English wheat du2Ig
The week wea 80 $40 quarters at 30s 3D. against 20 645
quarters 35s Id during the corresponding period last
attributed the languid demand FOR nonr and
plentftu1e and cheepncss Of vegetables Both Tor
egn flour and foreign wheat are duh Inc supplies
tiers ahead OF the demand during the week Beans and
peas firm owing 70 bad reports OF the home yeid
The large quantity OF foreign passage prevents an
held at 30s 3sS fair damp red offered az Sls TO
3ls and old English 90 BIS. The big strike blocks
trade. Foreign wheat for immediate delivery was
deaer Corn, except for immediate delivery, was
HAVANA MARKETS.
Havana Aug. 20.-Spanish gold 240a240L. Exchange
Centrifugal 95is 400 degrees polarization, sold 81 gold
per quintal.
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on The rFGdpaf r5 EsSha3ss today sf easG5 o
ac ' ifI as Daife f Fair to Good 9aoc Eggs
nr% eas5 7j.c kugsst 75,c $eptsm6cT 75ssc &c, cSTn
80 5Grsc sellers tray;ons lower feSE es:6'
sS 81 pS Gbe. uSchaSs 9Sad ni
bushels shlpmcnts-Eour GO bbls wheat 525 6u-hels
7oa,c; September, 7saic December, s0@e Corn active
T GTef cas ere aPe osc ana
81 50 Receiptsnwhe2t 70 500 , bushels oI sG Gdo
bushels 9 loo bushels cais 100 hGs S,s. lila
oI 5T t, ASg q a. nc %dd a 49,
wheat in far demand 80 Red 7ats Rc eSd 500
M 5 s5ssSc Oats Weaker No Mixed l9la2ose
dun nS NE oud P2r SHt r go q a
n fair GS%and hG G c1T 50 God on basis 81 m
Butter easy fancy creamery 2oa2lc; choice lGl2c.
nseea oil STEADY 5sa9oc Sugar cay rehnsd SCchc@esd
ilrn prime 70 choice Ohio nat 7hG9c Hog, easier
1% az? ~ S6 - 'o co. somdn ana $50 Fast
steady soc discount buvine end par selling
Phadeph Aug v wy.s s1FG asS
Pennyanls super 80 o54 - 90 do DO Extras s3qsS 10
54 nea ' gSsa 80 sGi 90
Cesp 50 5oSfG; strashi q scas5 % patent 81 Is
Market weak and prices Of options &c lower n3de, s3
nader m5lerate offerings bu, demand slow; Steamer
No Red IN export elevator SOC No. Red In elevator
sssS; OCTOBER Sg ' ss,s5aac Noyembcr s2as8 con-
g@ eHDS e dmp and w PSw se% od
Corlots for local redo ruled steady WIN no1eae lGsa
slc 'sG Sf To Missed on rack 45e No Mixed &
zohst elevator. 49, No High MXel track ana gs't
sIS. 6A2c October 422d4Sc November 4Sa43%c. Oai'
-CaIlots weak and Irregular under continued free TO-
ssips ard light demand ron local ossgc 01 No.
SSoiee : aSe old o9'i TO- %ie Soc new o. 2s2os
futures weak End "a &c bSTcr gnasr free Sss
October 2Ss4 a29Lc; November, 9oh g29'c. Provisions
SssS BY 81 s%oaea B Bs Y En RSf a%
Pork, Mess new, zig 5ogslf do Prime Ne,s ncw gig
7.S7se: SToSed. sSs4c: shoulders in dry salt fgly
| rev So SOc smoked, new. 60 a7e; Bellies. In pickle
seshe; % Brcakfast Bacon o2ai Lard c5 pgr city
Butchers lSose 5Sge EE dg 1n ana av Tsa e9o
Eggs Gm Pea9syva ,n eEsS 49, iSc Shea icadc
s% dSSSnS a run f fea u wnf Rra5
ss 25 Petloegm steady 20 Nh oo test IN s9s 7l3s
| S5eOH sbipments-wheat 1900; corn, s7Oo oats
81 louis. Aug e0-Tlour quiet and unchanged whoa
Cash steady options higher dull and lower cables aud
to @aef saga b sf Pcc vS,S ease q
sress placed the worlds crop shortage At 9si 90 900 bg
mgrS closed S az the top No red cash 737a7ie Auruf
9sas74Ie closed 7l'se b.d September 7la75,c, eese
7 TsS7Ss D sossa e I'D Nay csa c
Ste 0 aupu cs'e d lsS'r iPe SS Ss'a
October &c BID; Deee%ee so'e yer se,e asssi Ny
s sS o't and NS Sctoee bd Eye .cs m
gnshanasa B1 s2c nSl s,ay 4 81 90, re
| Cornmcai al O5es1 20. Whisky - o.. Provision
dull pork si9 ad a 2,ms osg es% ao p 10 d @ meat tr
clear IS 12bGs6 81; bacon: boyod ,hogders - 30
n9d 600 OBJ Sb :? Meat ''i 80 Gear bu corn
bush oats 600 bush rye 70 600 bush. shipos, :
bb bush oats t.C' Is 600 bush rye 100
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
ITnit.d States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS
HARVEY FISK & SONS.
Bankers. rs Nassau-st. New-fork-
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Aug 20-Cotton lrmi mdding ll'sc. Flour
dull Wheat-Southem slow, offerings gehelaiLy INFERIOR
Tultz 75as5c; LongDerry, 1GasOc NO .g2c steamer
ter red spot 79LG79sc August z9haI92ci septems12e
20 5osc October, So5l a51c December, S3:esS..c
Corn|Southern steady white 42a44c yeilow AIa4Sc
IoSsSd0sc: September 407sa41c; October. 4sa se.
oats QUIET and steady; Southern and Pennsyyaha' 20
S7c: Western white. 24e27c; do mixed, 25a2oc, rye
steady 5OG5lc Hay easier prime 70 choice uuno..hys
s14Ss14 10 Provisions dull butter firm, Western
Sacked 10613c creamery, 17isG1S2e; eggs stun l72c
Pntnoieum Unchanged; refined 7.15c. Coffee quiet Rio
fair 49, iS9c Sgg1s Whisky unehangcd
G5i; Cork for orders. Is 1od seeoiipsEblo9I 2o11S
1I5 900 hush; corn, GO 900 bush. - a.
BoStoH Aug 2d-flOur quiet and unchanged Corn
dull: No White, new. SIC; no B. white new zoe
unehange ReeeptsFGg oo6 4cS oT 9es o6 sacks
'O' BuGaio. n j. Aug 26-spIing whea. dull No
Northern seiac; 10 Northern seae No 2 Spring,
10 2 Red sodsoac; NO. Red 76ci No. FED. $50
=Ic on rack: No. . Amber s32c No. White Call
ierna 92c in store no. White Michigan 9Sc on track
ssSc: 600 bushels No. yellow 4oi2c In store oats
unsettled in improved demand sales OF 10 cars new o.
White a o7T2Ii2c track; cars old DO az 2S2a@9 &c
Mixed at 28gd24h &c track cars do At 25tg2o &c IN
store Rye dull and unchanged Other a,ucles uu'
changed Canal frcghs early shipments 10 o., ,
Wheat 4Lc com. See no boats Sn.tec on 600
corn Isl 600 bushels oats 13s coo bushels Canal ship.
ments-Wheat 49, 600 bushels corn 2'ZHV, Nv,
oats 81 600 bushels; rye 5000 bushedSc cr1 ny
rairF7ouf 10000 bbls; wheat. Gl0oO bushels; corn
chicago, Aug 20-The leading futures ranged as FOL
lows:
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Railroads.

NJ EW.YORK AND LONG BR R NGH B BdHlN
HnoVg AND AsBURY PARK, OCEAN BEACH,
SSPbRRfNd; cake AND POINT PLEASANT . Nan,
" ine table In elect July l. 1889. Trains leave NEW
York foot Coruandt and Desbrosses sts 49, 10 y ~
"a Is noon 80 10 (eXpress), 4O express eAScp'
Rod Bank ago lcxpress). 5l0. 700 p H. euilaayS
90 D 20 fooa or ~ Se p 90 15 30 II 10
I 20 3 30 80 express, 100, 80 (expessI o 80
Sunday trains do stop at Ocean Grove and Asouiy
park p WOOD
ItOi - -ntennent Gen'l Pass Agent Penn X. II
II y RAfDWIN, Genl Pass. Agent c. r. X. OF N. d.
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1--WE STOCK MARKET

I'M
Good TO prime steers sod year ago az 80 oo@so w.
an 4 No aVorarc was estimated % 50 30. ,.a 81, oot
DiFV FS-Recelpts for two days 20 earloals VI
bcods carloads direct East side ana Bdoohllh ~
o,crs II carloads az 6Othst inclu1lnR %
Easiuanis Company 80 carloads for j. stern ,r
or kaufman < Strauss carloads lOr Nlcl<snL Thoo
ia n ca roaIs which were mainly sold To-
am aud q3 carloads were received az Jersey HSS. 90
which SO carloads export cattle leaving dOo' w
carloads for sale. $780, . c-r, and sold Mt n
small advance Fridays prices. common o ronged
were Slow and barely steady Decent TO I ", on5 a
few Tops at "a 90 while Sockes and trash went d. INV
d" Colonel Munroe had GO head OF poor Texans WHICH
brought 40 and the general impression was ta ny "'
we'll sold Coorado and Rangers sold n 20 %
Rulls brought s2ds2 %. and Stays, oxen anu ,d
lots of cattle s3ds3 The yards were nearly
Private cable aiylccs received SATURDAY quou5
Grated beef slow az Aid, about Sac per 10 a19 .t
ean live cattle unchanged 1fGG12c crops loo eS'i
ma ted dressed weight sinking the oha do, ca.,rs.v
Baltimore shipments for the week cnIIg
August - kindly reported By Ranney IhonS nn 40
500 cattle to GLASGOW do 70 London ana Ivy 20
on the Stella BY ". Morris also 60 to IiEepooi o,o
Nnntreal shipments for the receipt OF which we are
Indebted TO Il. Bickerdke were consignee as ,.T .,
al cattle and 275 sheep 10 Aberdeen "a caoie "a
C;llscow $50 cattle and OBI sheep 10 LherpooA anu
5Ot cattle and .o9S sheep n London. -, -. tot.
Tie total shipments from all ports TOT tno W.
I'D IA l97 cattle 81 O33 quarters OF beer ana 80
SHIPMENTS tomorrow this port. 3s2 cattle Oh INT
Holland and COO quarters of beef In the AaSk1 .d
The weeks shipments OF live catte anu suVop UNI
dressed bccf and mutton are as follows;
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european Advertisements
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
EPPS'S COCOA.

BRLAKFAsT-"By thorough knowledge OF the nat nal;
which govern the operations oil aug nSonariis
Of welseected Cocoa Nj Epps has provided our break
,st fabes with Dc catey favored beverage wnlc may
save Us many heavy doctors bills IL is IN the ITdeoSs
use of such articles OF diet that constitution ny DO
gradusy built up until strong enough 70 resist eHeJ .s
@ 10y IN attack wherever there weak point
No NAV ESCAPE many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
well foftaed with pure blood ana properly hOusho'
frsmc.n--ClVl Service Gazette. 80 60. ~ 4.
Mode snnply with boiling water or milk SOFA ONLY "
haf ronnd tins by Crocers labelled thus James EPPS
a. ca ITtumopathc Chemists London England"
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for Sale.
Proposals.


ITO IRON MANUFACTURERS
A. Of T. s. Lighthouse Engineer, Fifth and Sixth Dis
BE- this office until - o'clock M OF Wednesday
the 18th day OF September 1859 furnishing the ma
rias and labor OF all kinds necessary for the completion
and delivery OF the Metal Work OF the Gull shoal and
poullco It9ht Houses North Carolina. Plans spccinca
lions forms OF proposal and other Indignation may be
obtanel on application this office. The right Is re-
served to reject any all bids and 10 waive any deects
J. c. MALLERY, Captain Of Engineers, U. s. A., Light
House Engineer
II 6 TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE
Y. MARINE HOSPITAL SERVICE, Aug; -, lss9.1
gst 90 1850 10 furnish kitchen utensils, brushes, gas
ohes nd bells rubber hose &C., for the use O. the Marine
1Tcsnita Service az Ncw-YUrk y. Y. SCHEDULES ana
further information may be obtained upon Application to the
The right reserved to waive oantles
and to reject any or all proposals. JOHN GODFREY
SURGEON. NJ. III. S.
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Gtedmboai5

FALL RIVER LlNE.-F0R BOSTON,
~ Fasfern points. DOUBLE SuMMMEH SEEIHytbTSlE.
f taur seamers in commssion-P kIIAN PlLSkIM.
PP9g115yiDENCE, and OLD COLONY spiehaia ofchestFs
att9ehe. y NS Ss from Pier 2s N r. lod MOI foot
y, M%rray.st at 80 and 10 p. m Express trains,
To throug Oh ears from Fall River for Boston, Cape Cod
the leave New York 30 p. N. for all points
Returning Sa S tS oSsSn boat daily III from Brooklyn
Jersey City, 4 ?. m. ricksts and staosrooms may be
Inc ONCE Pier % ". r. AID on steamers.
LBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE.
"A steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave Old
p.r Al n r.. foot Of Csnalst.. ~ daily Sundays
axcapt.dl connecting ALBANY with a. special
cSoress for SARATOGA. LAKE GEORGE SARANAC
LAKE PAUL SMITHS. aad all points In the ADIKON-
DNCKS. Leave Brooklyn. Futon-st.. via Annex. at 3
D. m. Electric lights in al rooms.
A -CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. RONDOUT
"A. and KINGSTON landing Cranston's West
PolnO Cornwall Newburg. Marlboro, Milton, Pough
stony Glove Cat,kin Mountain and Kaaersn Railroads
The steamer CITY or KINGSTON viii leave pier 40
foot o. WEST 10TFST every Tuesday and Thursday at
p. M. saturdays at D. m, landing only az Newburg
aud PouRhkeese connecting with evening train through
the Mountain,
A FOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
"a KILL MOUNTAINs.--'rhe steamer JAMES w.
BALDWIN leaves foot Harrisoa-st.. N. r.. Mondays
Wednesdays and Friday NJ D. m, making usual land
lngs, connecting with Ulster and Delaware L. H.
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CeQal Notlres.

& UPREME COURT, City and County Of
y New-York.The Equitable Life Assurance sSelei tI
~ thc Intel States plaintiffs, against Justus j. omlh
ard others defendants. Action No. !. -.
I'm pursuance tho judgment OF foreclosure ana saei
duly made and entered In the above entitled action a
beang date the 2sth day Of May, 1852 l. the unaer.
signed Referee said Judgment named win sl at pHoS
auction at tho Real Estate Exchange and Auction Room
SlmtedJ Nos 30 to IS Liberty street. in the city OF New.
York on Tuesday, the 18th day OF september lSs9 az
10 oclocE noon OK that day by Richard " Ilanett co.
auctoneors the premises mehOheu III saiu juNS0' "'
therein described as follows; , -, ,.a NTH TIM
Al certain lot piece or parcel OF lAha WIN ic
building erected and to b. erected thereon situate wing
And brlng In tho TwcntysecOnd ward OF the city OF NV
York ana bounded and described as follows 70 VIZ 49,
Ginning at a poin On the southery line OF west SeEetY
sxthstrect distant two hundred and fo;ty,one IXi
six C8 inches easwar1ly from he southeastern corner
o. Tcnthayenue and West ana a
Ming thence souhwardy but parallel with said Iehtane
nue. aud to and through party val 50 far as t 10
the middle ne Of the block thence eastHa a pG &
inches thence northwardIy but again parallel WIN san ~
Tenth-ayenue and and through another party 20
FAR "a the same extends. hundred ana 'wO UZ lee
Two (l inches % the said sOuherly line OF Nest NcIt
sxthstrect and thence wcstwardy but alon- ue NJ
souherlv line OF West SeventysXth-street tweIY wv
feet ton 40 inches 70 the point place OF beginning
dated New-YOrk August oath. 1889 - ,,.
W CHARLES +. LYDECKER. Referee
HENRY DAY Plaintiffs Attorney,
BroaIway NeW-Y0rk City.
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NNlAN LINE I. S. and Royal Mail Steamers
CUNARD LINE.

NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSIO"N'
from Pier 40, North Riyer.or
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SEBglOh.,. n . -
BothnIa Aug o. 80 a. Etrurla seP. ~, Oh -"
Umbrla Aug 81 30 a. N. AuIana- sept 81 20 M
.;aIlia SEMI ii 40 A. m Umbria Sept p. 80 am
Cabin passage soO $50 and 300 In9Tmedlsee soS
Steernge ielets and from all parts OF uDpe 30
low rates For freight and passage apply to inc company
onice q Rowling Green New-YOrk. -.
'"''' VERNON IT, BROWN & CO.. General Agents
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANf'S
LINES FOR CALIFORNIA SAPA Am MEXfco.
From New-York pier foot o. CANA ST. t "a; rs.
For San Francisco, via me lsth k % a. oooa
For san Francisco, LIST ana biahh9u s0s
For China and Japan, -
CrTy OF SYDNEY sails Saturday August 81, o. m
For freight. passage and general l9iornatioh apPy
H' n. j. BULLAY. superintendent
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LIVE STOCK MAnKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo, N. Y. Aug. 0-Cattle-Rocelpts last twmty.
iO'7e6; Tor zane tins last week 1850 consigned
thfouab 1920: 10 New-NOrk. 4,4sO on sale 61AO
Heavy receipts have depressed the MARKET higher grades
steady With fair demand. grades dull lower
cell Choice shipping. Of from l5o0 10 1000 m "a Goa
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Ocean Steamers

4 ANCHOR LINE. e. S. MAIL Steamships
n NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL.
IS. CITY OF ROME. "Wednesday, Sept ls, Oct 1e
Saloon ps sage $50 $50 $50 500 second class. S5O
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY
From pier Al North River, foot OF Leroy-st
E,h,onia Aug Al o a. m Furnessia. Sept. Ii, q m
AncRorla. Sept. z 3 p m; Deyona sept 81 2 .. m
Rates Of passage TO
GLASGOW. LONDONDERRY or LIVERPOOL' soo
Cabin. $50 and 500. Second class 500 S.eetsse eTv
amount issued at lowest current rates.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. BOWLING GREEN.
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7ORDDFIITSCUER lloyd IS. CO.
STAR LINE.

M HllG > An LINZ. $500. x,.-oooor
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERS.
s sTitannc.. Sept T. p H. Britannia oct. 2 7 m
s.drstic Sent IL a. m | 'Adriatc.. Oct g. D Scam
aTeutonic Sept 49, noon 'Teutonc, Oct 16 10 5Oam
From White Star Dock, foot Of West lOth-st .-o
Second these teamers Saloon rates. sou
and upward. Second cabin, s35 and upward according
70 steamer and location OF berth. Excursion ckets on
favorable terms; Storage. $40. Companys Office. No.
Al Dr0''"@'' J. BRUCE IsMAY, Agent.
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WHEAT NO. Q.

Cash quotations were as iolows Flour QnIet and
unclangel. No. , Spring Wheat, 7Sc; No. Spring
Wheat, esq7oc No; R1i 5sc No. Corn sS &c 10
30 Flaxseed Al % Prime timothy Seed o. Ss4$I 20
s. %; Short Ribs sides. Qoose) q 75dst 50; Dry
Sailed Shoulders {boxeO q G242as4 % short Clear
Goods per gal, 81 O2 Sugars Cut Loaf, 9d9e; Granu-
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GUlQENS , Line STATES MAI. STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVEKPOOLs
Leave Pier 80, n. r., foot OF ktngst-
kIASK Tuesday, August ~ .. p M
VYONTT Nc Tuesday, September s., II A. m
XRfz0NA Tuesday September 10 a. m
WISCONSIN TUESDAY sept. Z, ~ ,oV IL
NEVADA Tuesday, September "a, m
CABIN passage $50 500 $50 and slo0. Second Cabia
s'o anu NJ 20 NDERHfLL ( Co, s5 Broadway, N Y.
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD SIS. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NFW-YORK SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN'
Steamers sail from pier foot 2d,st iioookeh
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
Traye Wed Aug. 28,7 :3Oam IlDe, sal; sept, q pm
T'uda Sat. Aug. 81 0 a. IN. Kaiser Wilhelm II. 49,
aim Wed Sept 10 80 pm. Aer. Wed, sepll, go am
First cabin SIS and upward BERTH according 70 To-
cation Second cabin. $50 n adult Storage at low
est rates OELRICHS & CO.. No. Bowling Green.
NTEW-YORK AND CUBA NAIL So. CON-
From PIERS 16 and IL =. r., at 3 p. m
c. OF ALEXANDRIA h' Vera f5 c&a1 We'd Aug g
,rr,co J Nassau Santiago de Cuba 49,
SANAlA"O' and Cienfuegos-. Thurs, Aug. ~
sCITY OF ATLANTA. Hav. and Sagua-. Sat, Aug. 81
Does carry passengers. ,
JAMES f. WARD CO.. lib WaEss
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OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL,

Steamers leave San Francisco follows;
OCEANIC VIA Honolulu ...... Tuesday September 10
GAELIC Saturday September 2S~
BEIGIC. Thursday october 17-
ARABIC. Iuesday NONelhDer os
Superbly Acknowledgements Accommodations
Reservations be made by letter telegraph 70. ana
cabin pans seen at 2s7 and Broadway New York os
Room "a. Railroad Building. San Francisco.
LELAND STANFORD. President
T. II. GOODMAN General Passenger Agent.
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DED STAR LINE.

DED STAR LINE.
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New-YOrk and Antwerp weekly.
uFSI,FRNI, AN Wednesday, August % o 80 a. m
RHYNLhN D........... Wednesday Sept 4; u; p m
Cabin rates First Cabin, $50 and upward. EXeurslon
400 and upward. Second Cabin. $40. Excursion. e72
and ESQ. Seerage very low rates
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, Gen'I Agts.,6 Bowling Green
1NMAN LINE L. S. and Royal Mail Steamers.
Il FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
From pier 49, foot OF ChrisopheTst., New-York
'CITY OF BERLIN wednesday August IS :S9 a. m
Gerry Of CHICAGO "Wednesday. sept II; 6 80 a. m
CITY OF NEwYORK Wednesday sept Is y noon.
CABIN PASSAGE 500 aud upward. SECOND oABIn,
outward ss5 and $40 prepaid $40 STEERAGEf sF2
From Innan Pier Grand-st., Jersey Cly ~
WRIGHT 6 SONS General Agents. BOWLING
GREEN
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ACTUAL sALRh

THE GENERAL LIST.
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SALES At THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc.
sROLEUM ExOHANGB'
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6teambogls.

A TROY BOATS, SARATOGA and CITY
| IA. OF TROY. leave Pier 40. N. r.. "a pier above
Chrisopherst daily except Saturday. D. sunday
steamer touches at Albany.
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Actual cash in
Treasury vaults
over Outsand- 49, . -. -. an. 400 49,
Deposits banks. 431C3,419 @2OJ- OlS Dec o5OoSl
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Government bonds were neglected at The boards,
but there were no concessions by bidders. The
market must be preserved at these quotations.