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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, Aug A-Cotton dull middng; ni2dl &C.
Flour steady and fairly active. Whcar-Southsrn steady
Fultz SOdS7c; Longberry S2aS7c steamer S5ac W.
ern nrmer; No winter red spot and August So
Sentember s27sqS3c; October, S32Gs3Iic; DecemDer,
s5Gc Corn-SOuthem white dull 4ld47c; yelow, % 90 a.
45c; Western quiet mixed spst ana August 934&tS2c
september, 49, asked oats quiet and easy; MesEern
old 2sa29c Rye steady j0a52c; Hay-Old finn B rims
10 choice timothy, Si6dal7 Provisions duil bu1tcr
firm: Western packed 100 lee; creamery lCl &C. ,fS-s
firm AZ a5c Petroleum quiet refined . loc ~
nomnay nrm; Rio cargoes, iair sac usar dio nov
orders A. 3D. Recepts-Flour 1000 bbs wheat % V90 0
bush corn $4,000 bush; oats l7oOO Oush ~ 400
hush Shipments-FiOur 10000 Dds Whedl' ,ooiVV'
bush. Sales-Wheat, 100000 BUSH; corn l'ooV DusI
Boston, Aug. 14-Flour dull spring patents e. oOg
go winter -four ,o q s sSSS 4 h Oats aue and
steaYv others unchanged Recepts-FlOur. 2,2O0 bbs
ii 900 sacks corn, - 900 bushls oats 10000 shorts
1877 tons ,.
Buralo. Aug 14-wheat-Spring dull: weak and lower
old Al raj 90: new 92G93c; old No. Northern i0c 40
o Snrng soc Winter Wheat quiet but nrm. receipts
very light Sales l No. Red A. SAC, GA 9Oc ;
08O bushels Old No RED at 7sc; new do sO'sc extra
White Michigan at 922c; 5000 bushels No 600 white
California al sg2c Corn higher Sales 1000 DushsdS
No Yellow al 42c: 5000 bushels No at 4O'tci DUO
h sbos No 3 at 402c in store. oats quiet ana wax;
Old No > White Bic new do 29c on track Ola 10 !
Mi GSbts strong and UNCHANGED ReceptsFlour $4,000
barrels Wheat 10000 bushels; Corn lOi 600 bnsRe,SG
pre 1o5 600 bushels Canal shipments-Nhcat ii-uVy
hnsbes. Corn 80 600 bushels; Rye 1000, kaiifgp
sbipmentsFlour $4,000 barrels wheat ooOoO Ou'ho''
Corn, $4,000. ,,.
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LOOKS WE'LL For CAPTAIN 0KANE.
WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ACCIDENT TO
TIE CRUISER BOSTON

WHO Is RE>PDNSl Bile foiN Int ASbADI'NA ~
TIE CRUISER BOSTON,
The Court OF Inquiry appointed by the Secretary
Of the Navy inquire into the cause and responsibility
for the damage done 90 the bottom plates of the
cruiser Boston by striking a submerged rock of Rose
island Newport lIaTbOr, August Is. continued It's
session in the Iyceum Building at the Navy yard
Yesterday The witnesses were Chief Engineer
David smith. Lieutenant Commsnder Wainwright
Kellogg the executive officer: Lieutenant Harry Knox,
the navigator. and Naval Cadet Frank Marble son
~ uanton Marble. The testimony given showed mat
the accident was not due inefcency careessness
ON The part OF CAPTAIN OKane that the captain was
on the bridge the time with chart OF the haroOr
in front of him that the vessel was going at a
slow rate Of speed and that the damage was hmltcu
o one Of the plates under the machinery compartment
and the third streak below the port blge keel Tho
inoui,v will probably be finished today, and II i
thought the court will advise that the facts cohnecteh
with the accident not such as to warrant cour'
martial
CAPTAIN O'Kanc is considered TO be one OF the most
efficient officers in the Navy, and served Win as
tlnction during the Civil War lie was commehuo"
for his bravery in the passage OF Forts Jackson ana
ST. Phflip and the Chalmette batteries ana hs o9Poo
of New Orleans when O1lcer on the frga'c b'OoA
lvn i'm Farrag1its squadron and he was "onucu ~ a
,,usl,et ball In the left leg AT the passage VI "c
forts on the Mississippi River. -, ...o 49,.
rio Hoston was MOI put into the dTydock yeseuay
becaua The blocks could not be made ready Iof h ~
time She win be put INTO the dock to,uaN 1au To
examined by the board Of which Captain L' > bodi"s
lee is president
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BOOKKEEPER ACCUSED or EMBEZZLEMENI.
Boston. Aug. 14-IIerbert Y. Cunningham doom
keeper for soley Gay a Dorr, bankers ana ofoherN'
40. IS Devonshire-st., arrested iast evening III
NewtonvIe. on the charge Of having embelzled Soooo
from the firm in the last six months. This sum Was
TAKEN Il was alleged, at different times, ana Wis
mostly in the form OF checks which came TO inc nr'n
ond which Cunningham cashed and used, instead Of
nuttipr them on deposit to the credit Of the firm
over a month ago Cunning CHAM was suspected ~ ap
nronriatjng $500 of the firms money. lie acknow
edge the theft promised TO reform and was retained
I'm tho firms employ An expert, who has been 81
work on the books reports the amount taken TO be
:
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COTTON mARKErs-ny TELrGnApn.

Liverpool. Aug. IL p. m.-CottOn-The sales Of the
day included $500 bales American.
CottDn-futucs closed 81 adv Amcfican-N d1iug, low
mlddlng claus, August delivery l21d sellers Au-
and September delivery 156td buyers eptomhor
and October delivery j6-G4d sellers; October and No
vembsr delivery 43G4d sellers Now mber and D"cer,b
delivery 3-Bld value December and January delivery,
1904 sellers; January aud February delivery 316id
sellers February and March delivery, @1-O4d sellers
September delivery q 17-G4d buyers.
Galveston, Aug ii otton hrm mddine lie; low
mdiing, iOa-c: good ordinary. 3'-c Not ana
receipts 81 bales including p bates new crop exports
coastwlss. 40; sales, 49, stock, 500.
Norfolk Aug. 1{-Cotton steady; midiling. &c; net
and gross receipts none; stock. - bales.
low mdding 9sc good ordinary, Sic Net and gross
receipts % bales. including bales new crop exports
cOastwi-e. As: sales. 20; STOCK, $40.
New-Oreans. Aug. H.-Conon quiet m!iiing. lose ;
low middne 1O4c; good ordinary, Csc. Ne' lcccip.
q bales gross Z, exports, oa'twise IA; sales %
stock, 4,732.
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81 co SD 0oo, 2OS IS, SOl,-O Inc S-33OO
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.


The stock market to-day was even duler than
it was yesterday, and the transactions in listed
stocks aggregated only l3l,12S shares against
90 23j shares yesterday. The dealings were al
most entirely professional, and as that element is
chiefly enlisted on the side of depression, it was
natural that in so dull a market prices should
decline. For the moment the desire to sell con-
tracts exceeded the purchasing orders. Yet at
the small declines made there sufficient
buying orders to turn the tide of prices 50 that
before the close there was greater activity and an
important recovery in prices. There was,
there has been before in periods Of dunesS and re-
actions much loud talking and swinging Of arms
about there being no market for anything when
you want to sell it," The trouble with this class
is that they only want to sell when the market is
dull, and have been and will be the most urgent
of buyers in an active and rising market. On
Monday the bears checked the market by burn
ing up Portland and Ore gOn. The story never
has been confirmed neither have those who cir
culatcd it retracted or even referred to it, The
circulation of the story halted an advance which,
since then, has run into utter stagnatlon, which is
a situation which seems to be pleasing TO the
average brokers: at least, they pay a monthly sti-
pend toward that object. Now the Chicago and
Alton again is the chief topic of Chicago dis
patches: il is TO be " the bone OF contention at
the regular meeting of railway managers in Chi
special railway news, wherever published. is the
railroad earnings, which are fully printed in The
Tribune. with three years comparisons, and occa-
siOnaly, tonight, are compiled into brief table
of comparisons for two years. The reported rail
road earnings are inconsistent with the conditions
which daily reported and repeated in new
forms One or the other is a lie We say the
earnings tell the true story.
The market recovered from the early declines,
so that the final changes from last night generally
do not exceed Is per cent; the majority are de-
cneS. but neither the gains nor losses OF SAL
per cent possess any significance in a market so
limited as yesterdays and tO-days except in that
they show prices will not down at the command
Of professional traders
In the trust stocks to-day Cotton Oil devel-
oped considerable backbone. and closed IL higher
than last night with only moderate transactions
Sugar was comparatively quiet at OF l-2ll OS Is.
The feature IN il the anxiety which the re-
Gently principal selling brokers y exhibited by
asking if there was any news concerning It and By
making predictions for il in the near future. The
machinery for its depression is in full operation.
but to-day il seemed TO have become clogged by
meeting buying orders at between lO7 IL ana
los Lead was dull and steady at about 23 is.
The general market closed strong.
TIE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were ne elected, and none
were offered 10 the Treasury. Nominal quota
tons are steady as follows:
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steady; s2as2 o5 whiskey 81 o. Provisions snr
PORK 81. Lsr1, prime steam IS 30. by s9 fnea;s--
Shou dcTs ~ s7s longs and fibs o. Cas- CO. sho,,
clear as 70as5 so Bacon-Boxe9 shoulders Is S7i,:
and ribs. so 2c0sJ % short clear s6 3G1a a.
Recepts-Flour 1000; wheat 81 600 s. OO9 oafs
Gl.000 Shipment'-Fiour 1900; wheat, 25.0C0 com,
10 600; oat-. GO COO.
Toledo Aug. l.-whcat active; higher; casa 7ss.a
50; AUGUST 59ase September, I9Asc DECEMBER sIie
Corn finn higher; cash, 35sc O1Ts 6rnf3 "
2O1c No white. p &c. fio,eF-sess dun essy az
tober - 81. necepts-Wheat % 800 POD e,,s
Law shipmen'S-"ho''' V''4Vo' eoiD' S4,V oat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15

In Stat, issues Louisiana consol As sold at
80 1-4aS9 3-8 OF city bank stocks American
Exchange sold q o. at 1885, American 90 at "a IL
and Metropolitan q 0Ol at 15al5 II: Auction
sales of several issues are reported below
The general bond market was dull bur gener-
ally firm. The special feature was Ohio, Indana
and Western nrsts which rose from 20 IL I, Is.
New York. Chicago and St Louis Is were firm ut
a6n9 90 g Louisville Southern frSts were firm
at % 1-2a9s Reference is made to our full re-
port of bond ~ales.
Money AGAIN works easier. To-day the extreme
highest rate for call loans was per cent; the
bulk of the business was done at 3 II per cent
and after > 80 o'clock at per cent. At the close
the offerings were at per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was rs
follows Exchanges, slOO,5OO35s; balances,
SjiJ2, OGs
The Sub-Treasurv to-day, was debtor TO- the
Clearing House s4b1, 247. Its net gain on balance
was Se57. 30l, made up by coin gain Of $3.50
lions covered; Receipts, S2,345, 76i payments,
seOSs372: rrstting in % general balance Of
si0G5 SOIL 20, consisting Of 81 20 30l coin and
s2I.113.7s9 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington 70
ccivcd to-day 81 3,9O2 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were s707s1G and the
internal revenue receipts were S2l q, $50.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in banks compares with the
figures Of the hast previous statement a follows:
Net s G, o. on 6agd ai55OSia 55oas Dec. 1914
ny "a Saad....,. sises.soO al.o2s.2ao Inc @.e,c
Actual cash n
Treasury Naults
Oufstuud.
inc certgcaes 5alG fG74 s2iG s64 l0j Inc s3o7 4G7
Drposits IN bank. A114o,l03 f304795i Inc. 907.S5
Me- cash balance 6O7 5is $3.50 o12s0O Inc 3O5 S2
The foreign exchanges were dull md barely
steady at quotations for actual business as fol-
lows: Bankers bills at 81 50 5-S and "a 81 3-S
Tor long and short sterling respectively; French
francs at 80 3-S and $40 10; reichmarlIs at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
LECTURES AT AvoN.BY-THE.sEA.

Avon By The sea. Aug. Ii (special-Ihe lectures
At the Seaside Assembly to-day were well attended
Dean Wright Of Boston, lectured the reading OF tie
lords PRAYER and its correct exegesis, also the read
l,c Of the Beatudes and of many easy sentences
from the Gospels. AT the School of Art Miss Emily
Moves of Princeton, Iectured art I'm the home.
At the school of American and English Literature,
Professor J. II. Gilmore, of Rochester University,
gave lecture OH the poems OF William Cullen Bryant
Professor Edward Pick, of London gave bis conclud-
mg lecture on perfectng the memory 10 large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15

London Aug. II, 4 p. m.-Auantic and Great Western
first mortgage trustees certificates 32 CANADIAN P1g
nc G27.: Erie 2s7s Illinois Central. 1920; NeNcln or1
nary 5Gas 81. Paul common, 1874 Newf0 * central
1O97s Mexican Central, new per cent bonds oo's'
Money, 13sd2 per cent . o- $780,. -,
Paris advces quote per cent renes at 80 fr1nHs Az
enmes for the account and exchange London at 20
francs o3e confines for checks. 60,
The amount Of bullion Withdrawn rom the bahA Vi
England today Is 80 600 pounds.
i' Har silver is quoted at 40 5-16d per ounce.
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HoEnAKERs DISCUSSING PRICES.

Hotel Kaaterskill. y. y, Aug. ID (specaD.-Repre-
sentatves of the Steel Fork and Hoe Makers Union Of
the United states held their annual meeting az
Kaaterskil today Delegates representing fifteen Of
the largest factories present. Colonel W. II.
Wilmington. Of Michigan, is president Of the union
Justin Batcheler, Of Vermont. treasurer, and H. p.
sullivan az Pennsylvania SECRETARY The States of
Ohio Iowa, Indiana. Michigan. and Vermont sent
delegates. The meeting was for Tho purpose OIL reRu-
ktlng the manufacture aud price OF steel noes ana
fnrLs
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OIL MARKETS

OIL City Penn, Aug t-NatIonal TranAi ccflGcaies
opened a. see highest 914c lowest "5c; closed &c
sales sl2 900 bbs; clearance, 1o5.sO bl- ch,it.rs
ily 500 obls: shipments 80 $50 bb,; runs, 1O.Jl9 bb.
pitt.bufg. penn, Aug 14.-pcrol nm nru ana higher
National Tlanst ccruhcatcs opened at 9j.e co.et at
81 isc; highest. q7atc; lowest. - -.
Brsdfor1. Penn. Aug. 1i.-Natona Transit ccrun-
ca,cs opened at "5Nci closed a. 55Ec' highest 97'sc
lowest. 9baSc clcarances. oi0.0 600 bbls
Titusyihe. Penn. Aug 14-Natcnal Transit ceran.
cate. opened at 95sc; highest 91c lowest Jose cioci
"a JTler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15

COMMISSIONER TANNER DOESN'T WANT IT.
Pension Commissioners Tanner has written to Colonel
L. Coche an old friend. of Brooklyn, that he IS not
candidate for the post Of commandment CHIEF OF ihe
Grand Army of The Republic. His reply to CoIohei
Cochea's inquiry is follows: q do not want II :
an MOI candidate; could not attend 70 i II hsh u,
ard would not accent II II unanimously elected. say
40 publicly
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business people reside the leading applicants TO sue
coed him were three young women. all member o.
leading families In the ncghborhood. The trustee,
were unable to decide among them. and an election
hy the people In The district has been called. Inc
canN ass has boon thorough, and tic vote OF inc
pcoplc even is feared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15

Wilmington y. G.. Aug. 1f.-Spufs 81 Tupcntn.
quiet 20 +le rosin trm' stiaineg 55c good strained
~ yellow dip - 25 virgin 81 %.
Charls stnn. $. G.. Aug. lf.-Iurpcntlne finn i9c
Iiesin t1Y gOsd stralned s5c.
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miscellaneous.
STEAMBOATS,.

A LBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE.
"A Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave Oh
Pier Al H. r. foot OF CanasI, az D. daily (SuniIYs
exceDted), connecting az ALBANY with . m. sl.t1l
express FOR SARATOGA. LAKE GEORGE; SAEAN4 20
LAKE, PAUL SMITHS. and all points In tho ADIkoN.
DACKS Leave Brooklyn, FHton-st., via Annex, a.
p. N. Electric lights IN all rooms
A -CATSKILL MOUNTAINS, ROND0Cr
"A. and KINGSTON. landing a. Crlnst)n's West
IonO, Cornwall Newburg. Marlboro. Mr'on. Pouga.
keep-e and Esopu connecting with Ulster ant DelaW1f.
Stony Glove, Catskll Mountain and kaacrtl RAILROADS.
The steamer CITY OF KINGSTON wiz leave PEI A..
foot OF WEST 10THST, every Tuesday and THURSDAY ~
D. m Saturdays az l D. H.. landing only az Nenbufg
and Poughkeepsie, connecting with evening tain tUsA
the Mountains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15

Sales include 80. 900 barrels cash; 900 August
900 tomorrow and coo barrels OF JANUARY de-
livery.
Refined quotations again reduced ten points 10
100 cents per gallon in NeWYOrk and Philadelphia
and 10 cents In Baltimore
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
STILL LARGE EARNINGS.

Wednesday, Aug. 14-p. m.
The returns Of railway earnings for the first
week in August are making comparisons equally
favorable as those Of July. 1hrty-nine com
panies systems have reported for the first week
in August, and of the number only six have
failed 10 show gains on the week of 1888. The
thirty-three companies showing gains give an
aggregate gain of s325,375, or 1917 per cent, and
the six showing losses give an aggregate loss of
S}2,36s, or 4.72 per cent. The net gain for the
whole is S203.OO7. or $40 per cent The follow
ing table divides the aggregates and differences of
the companies showing gains and losses:
Ist week I'm August.1sSS 1889. Differences. pc.
companies. S73 So 19S 525 1925 375 1917
6 companies. Go5,1OS SO 74O Dec. 81 3jS 4.72
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15

CHOOSING A TEACHER By BALLOT.
Louisville. KY. Aug. il CspecisD.-When Edward
Percy resigned charge OF the school a. Eastwood,
-'nsse near this city. where number Of Louisville
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"a rs and e5 IA, and guilders at 40 i-s and

81 rs and % IA and gulders at 40 l-5 and
In London British consos wete SIC d. NJ 20 81 6
ana SO 5-l respectively for money and account
The Bank of England lost $4,000 pounds bull hon
on balance. Money between bankers ruled az
l 3-4a2 per cent. ;, Bar silver was easier at
AZ 81 81. per ounce. En- Ii h standard. Anne lean
equivalents of concurrent home quotations. At
Paris French per cents rose TO S5.47 1-2, and
sight exchange. on London was firm at 25.23 I-2
The following securities were sold at the Real Estate
EXCHANGE and Auction Room Limited, by Adrian IL
- shares United New.Jerscy Railroad and Canal Co..
50 shares Newark IN: ~ Gas Light Co, 2o3,a.
share n DGaTaTc ana u nS Sana co. hon. ~
8 6cS 1SsS aid p7f Of cs per cent
consolidated mortgage bond p Due 1917 ilG5
cent gol1 bonds. due 1917,
lcc sSss' H Hcas s sni asi H
30 share Manufacturers National Bank OF Y, 1o5ia
SO shares Central Railroad and Banking Co. OF Georgia
Central Rs 20 ED nanng Co. Of Georgia
ss 600 Deaware LackawaLLq aod western Railroad
per 81 {G 900 MlwoIfc, Eaiiway ia Crosse
dIv'on lst mortgage per cent registered bonds due
i'g 5000 g. LOu. and Iron Mountain EaEca4 LIST mort
hare ksiury PARK National bank. 100. go
siG Pn, 1%@ Fi;si s'l e. ro
sf2 600 Toledo ST. Louis and Ksnsas City Railroad 1St
mortgage g per cent bonds unlisted. lOO@'
shares Ninth National Bank lIOh. ,ooo ,oo
$500 Worcester Railroad per cent bona due lo'o wv
RAILROAD EARNINGS
CINCINNATI INDIANAPOLIS. ST. LOUIS AND
CHICAGO
y.,:, week IA Angus, 1887 !.5si5! a 'ss
CHICAGO AND WESTERN MICHIGAN.
s?H1s' e a :ssss ss;3 e
DETROIT. LANSING AND NORTHERN.
Number OF miles. 26S .oo 100 .,o 90
First week In August sIvUsa S1oo'1-y Ia 40
Jan | TO August :. opo'foJ ''-,OI' ''D-'
ST LOUIS, ALTON AND TERRE HAUTE
branch LneA)
Number OF miles, 100 - 5VJ a. ShhS
week ia August r1i'pDo 2,3'5'@ -
DENVER TEXAS AND FORT WORTH.
First in August 5559'"393 S9o 99ss25
Aprll 1 August = fi''fi' 'oo''o-
MANHATTAN ELEVATED.
(Ohclal TO New-York State Commissoners)
Quarter ending June 30, o -, ,,o 20 90 o.oo-o
eanlngs....-.-. RZ,V95u4D c-,|c, - 80,
Operating expenses. i'li''Ai- 1870" 1890
Net eanings........ S053G9 $LOSqgo5 TLl2239 2o 0o
Other incOme-.-- -V'0l' -i'"'' 1870
Total incOme.......-. Sl,W3llI SIiVT4V9 sLlt2d 20
All chargcs-.-.-.---.-. "V''oio 'fi'''' 1870
surnu. s493205 s5Go9lO se2s ESQ
Dividend 3'VV"O -'V'VOV lo'D'VoV
Balance forward. Slo32JS sSOO9io e2So'0so
per cent cash.
liz per cent scrip stock
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Havana. Aug spanish gold. 3ota2io Exchange
steady. Sugar quiet
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SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc.
iROLEUM EXCHANGE
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A FALL RIVER LINE.-FOR BOSTON.
~. NEWPORT. FALL RIVER PROVIDENCE aaJ
' DOUBLE SUMNER SERVICE,

rorr Steamers in commissioning RIrAN
PILGRIM, PROVIDENCE. and OLD COLONY
Splendid orchestra attached 10 each vessel
Leave New.York from Pier -, \. l. lo.d MOL. Zoos
Oh so ,. mo- fSii River direct connecting VITA
EARf55s t1n fS9 e21 and fa River due Newport
about rs; FAN River connecting VITA express
uasu SUNDAYS. leave e' Eew.YOrk at $50 p al
Connection y Annex pPa isy fEGa ,Tookgn M
J Jersey C ~ @ 800 I1s 9Slabe AisaGS, PSI 85
7iS 94l, o57 and 1923 Br9ed%ay; li59 93,as, 5oi
House and Windsor HOTEL Line ONCE Pier % n H.
Si Send nd avs Cents in stamps p Q. Bog ~ N T. oi
copy L5 5S h' Sn nStraIed book Of nearly o6 psr
FOR RONDOUT KINGSTON and CATS
A.KILk M0UNf oHI Steamer JAN5S
BALDWIN iedNi Fd 59y. a. d. n making u- fa5f
i Ms9nS eon5yec aiS with aRi D5laTar
TROY BOATS, SARATOGA and CITY
AsoF TROY leave Pier &C. n Ii % pier sS s6Sys
ses .sSp touches at Albany.
CATsKILL MOUNTAINS. The Old Route
u QUICKEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST Ga.
XII every Day 519 as p s fso Of Sf
q n0u'e' iA''' ~' W j. RUGHEs. CatstlL y. 7.
HUDSON AND COXsACKIE
steamer KAAIERsKIh,Lp ieHyeS ger . So ~;
a. j. m, connecting az Hudson with . son AZ hay
r. r Special accommodation FOR horses and eaFr.ase.
HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY POW.
Jlondout and Kingston, landing Clans,ons COfnw Al.
New. Hamburg Milton, and Hyde PARK
Leaves SATURDAYS leaves ONE HOUR EiRLIET-
HUDSON RIVER By DAYLIGHT.
Day Line Steamers ,,.v
- yoi tsSe: +. SynS1g
' EE@aT6kk: y%$:.fyasss, 81. ffi::S g
TouehKeepsie Rhin.bcck Catskl and Hudson He.lFh
'"S' 'NN'0 CONNECTIONS: ..-,,,-..
WEST POINT. NEWBURGH. and Po'AEi-iSlH
iRsHISEBEcK y6y ferry. with Ulster end De- 7 p
i0' CGTSKIIL, special trains on Cst.tsu Ne r p.
ALBANY, With trains for Niagara FaIs Buffalo sai ,le
ami the Fast Montreal ans fh' Nuffh ara
SPECIAL TRAINS TO AND FROM SARATOGA .
baggage from hotels sni residences.
fine BAND attached 70 each Steamer
MAINE STEAMSHIP CO.-Only Direct Line
uB to Co.tage S.ty. Mast and Portland. -.
ing Portland with all steamship ana rautt ln ~
Bar Harb0r, Old Orchard. Poland Spflng, White MIS-
For fret ht passage apply Pier 81 Err 81 HNLL ~
n ORWICH LINE.-For BoStqn. Worcester,
" New-Lonion. Norwich. watch II Block Islat
Greenport shelter li9pt SAG Haibog Witt. MOI lali
all points North and East leave Per 40 loi
number ~, y. r., foot Watt,st. mex pier above Dsr
brosscsst Ferry dliy, SundW~ cNceutet a. SD D n
Tickets ana state Rooms scu-el q, phncipei &c. efts
and at pier 40. n. R weScots ESprcss vii ca. iof
a-d check baggage from hotels ana res ifnccs
GEO. W. BRADY. Agent 80
ID ROVIDENCE LINE FOR BOSTON, PROV.
L IDkNCE. WORCESTER aud an points last NOS,
direct route WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS. Ilufel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-15
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

| per cent cash.
I 1ia per cent scrip stock
The advocate., 1889-10-19

Our stock was bought whom We had
a complete line 10 select from and AZ
prices that defy competition. See
our six dollar garment worth ton
dollars anywhere. DO not be puifed
up that the leavings Gun bo bought
cheaper; that kind Of stuff il all bosh.
Come Nnd see our new clean stock and
all at bottom prices. Thanking you
Tor past favors we arc yours truly,
A. u. j. w. MOsEER.
The advocate., 1889-10-19
.5ohool Boolsa nnd Junplles.

BOOKS! BOOKS! DOoKsl
Smith Bros have just received
Il complete line Of school books and
school supplies. You will be able
hereafter TO obtain from their stock
any school book you desire and any-
thing in school supplies attainable.
SMITH Bios.