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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-11-06

Bulk Meats-Quiet; short ribs, $3.50. Bacon
Steady; short clear. $3.50. Whisky-Steady; sales,
755 bbs finished goods basis OF 81. Butter
Easy; fancy creamery 24@25c; choice dairy. 1sd15c
Linseed Oil-Steady 56G5Se. Sugar-Dull; hard re-
fined, 714dsc New Orleans, 55Sa7c. Eggs-Strong; ;
1sc. Cheese-Staady; prime to choice Ohio fat,
99l0c.
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'What's the matter, Tommie?" Papa, my
po-po-pony has cu-cu-cut his foot" "Pshaw!
don't fret, papa has got bottle of Salvation
Oil"
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OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
duly qualified as Administrator Of the estate Of
Hieronimus Obergfell late of Marion county. Indi-
ana, deceased. Said estate is supposed 70 be solvent
23-st ROBERT KEMP.
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1IoTICE OF APPOINTMENT.


Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
duly qualified as ADMINISTRATIVE OF the estate of
Daniel Mcbride, late Of Marion county, Indiana,
deceased. Said estate is supposed TO be solvent.
est ALICE MCBRIDE, Admx.
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OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
duly qualified administrator with will of the
estate of Louisa II. Candy, late of Marion county,
Indiana, deceased. said estate is supposed o be
solvent HOW ARD GALE
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NOTICE OF APPo1NrMENr.

NOTICE OF AFPOINIMENI-
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
duly qualified as Administrator OF the estate OF
Helen ~ Hutchinson, late Of Marion county In
DIANA deceased. said estate is supposed solv-
emit. JAMES P BAKER
23-N
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This is the month when those troubled with
a cough should go for DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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rheumatism.

DEING due to the presence Of uric
- acid in the blood, is most effectually
cured by the use of Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla. Be sure you get Ayers and no
other, and take it till the poisonous
acid is thoroughly expelled from the
system. We challenge attention to this
testimony -
About two years ago, after suffering
for nearly two years from rheumatic
govt, being able to walk only with great
discomfort, and having tried various
remedies, including mineral waters,
ment in a Chicago paper that man had
Deen relieved of this distressing COM
plant, after long suffering, by taking
Ayers Sarsaparilla. / then decided to
make trial of this medicine, and took
IL regularly for eight months, and am
pleased TO state that it has effected a
complete cure. / have since had no re-
turn of the disease."-Mrs. Il. Irving
Dodge, 40 West 125th ST., New York.
lone year ago I was taken i'll with
inhammatOry rheumatism, being con-
fined TO my house six months. came
out of the sickness very much deblll-
tated, with no appetite, and my system
disordered in every way. L commenced
using Ayers Sarsaparilla and began to
improve at once, gaining in strength
and soon recovering my usual health.
Z cannot say too much in praise OF TINS
welI-knOwn medicine" - Mrs. l.. A.
Stark Nashua, N. FL.
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NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.

In the matter Of the estate of Charles Feller de-
ceased.
In the Marion Circuit Court No. 1l04.
Notice is hereby given that upon petition fled In
said court BY the administrator Of said estate setting
up the insufhciency of the personal estate Of said
decedent 10 pay the debts and liabilities thereof the
Judge of said did the 18th day of October,
1857 find said estate TO be probably insolvent and order
the same 10 be settled accordingly. The creditors
OF said estate hereby notified Of such insolvency
and required file their claims against said estate
for allowance
Witness the Clerk and seal Of said Court at In
dianapOlis Indiana, this 18th day Of October, lSso
23-St JOHN r. WILSON, Clerk.
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FOR RENT.

N EIGHTY-ACRE FARM ONE AND oNE-HALF
"A miles from the city; cash rent Address Theodore
Wilson, indianapolis Ind. 81
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Groceries.

sugars-Hard, 714@9e; confectionery a, 714a71Sc;
OFF A, 61sG71sc; cOlee A. 6}4G65sc; white extra c,
619@63+c; extra c, 614d615c good yellow, 61se514c
fair yellow, 6@61sc; yellow, 55sG6c.
Cohee-COmmon TO good, 19@201ac; prime to
choice, 22924c; fancy, 25G2Gc; golden Rio. 25159
271ze; Java, 2s189321zc; banner package, 2ss4c;
schnull & Co.'S standard, 2s4c; Arbuckle's 254c.
Starch--Refned pearl, 2s49Je per pound; cham
pion gloss, 1G3-ib packages 59515c champion gloss
lump, 31z94e; i'm aroved corn, safe.
Miscellaneous-Rice. 5000; coal oil, 914914c-
Beans, navy, S225g22ji medium, s2.2092. p; mar
rowfat, S2.4092-50. Canned goods lackberries,
s5e9Oe; peaches, Ms. s2.25@2.50; peas, s1GI 80:
salmon. 10, sl.9O92.2 IS; tomatoes, lbs, s19I1O;
sugar corn, new, 9OcGsl.5O. Observation-Disclosures,
London LAYERS, new, s25O92 IS per box; Muscatei
double crown. new, S2@2.5O. Prunes, old, 415@5c.
Currants, 6@7hc
MOlasses-New Orleans NEW crop) 30G45c; me-
dunn siruOs, 2Sg35ci choice 3j@4Oc.
Salt-In car lots, 90c; small lots, s1G1.05.
Spices-Pepper. 1920: allspce 126e13c; cloves,
26@3Oci cassia, 10gl2c nutmegs, 75GS0c per pound.
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= Kidney Pains, Backache and weakness cured
Cd by Cuticura Anti-Pain Plaster, an instantane-
u Gus subduing plaster. p cents.
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Poultry and Produce.

Butter-Receipts fair. Dealers are bidding for
choice. s@10c; common and medium, 496c.
Feathers-Prime geese, S5c per h.; duck and
mixed zoe per H.
POultry-Hens, &c; spring chickens, &c; ROSTERS,
&c; turkeys toms Sc; hens, &c; young turkeys, Sc ;
geese, full feathered, g. per doz. ducks, &c.
Honey-New honey white comb. 1791sc; dark, Il
6I6c per one ID. sections.
Eggs-Candled. per dozen, 19c.
Rabbits-90c@sl per dOz.
Quail-S1G1.25 per dOz.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
duIy qualified as ADMINISTRATIVE of the estate of
Henry C. Daniels, late of Marion county, Indiana,
deceased. Said estate is supposed to he solvent
MARY NJ DANIELS, Admx-
Harding & Hovey, Attorneys 6-St
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

MICH GOWN, caNes anu spfiuSeis....'. 10 uV95O w
Hoes-Receipts light. The market was a shade
The first successful blood-purifier ever offered
to the public was Ayers Sarsaparilla. Imita-
tors have had their day, but soon abandoned
the field while the demand for this incom-
parable medicine increases year by year, and
was never so great as at present
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
duly qualified as administrator of the estate OF
Barbara Streicher late Of Marion county, Indiana,
deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent
r.. W. FELDKAMP, Admir-.
Herod & Herod, Attorneys. est
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

NUIIJb OF AFFUIN MIMI.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
duly qualified as administrator OF the estate OF
Jacob Streicher, late Of Marion county, Indiana,
deceased. Said estate is supposed TO be solvent.
r. W. FELDKAMP, AdInr.
Herod Herod, Attorneys. est
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NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS, ETC.

JUN Il. WILoUN, IIerk.
Ayres, Brown Harvey, Attorneys 23-s
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Ayers SarsapariIIa,

PREPARED BIZ
Or. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price 81; six bottles, S. Worth s. bottle
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NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS. ETC.

2S-3t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-30
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore, July 29-Cotton dull mdilng f1asc Flour
JUL H0watd-st and Western super. 81 6OGs3 eX-
ira So 25a$4 % do family, 81 40dS5; city mills Rio
bldnd extra "a 9OaS5 To- winter wheat patent IS 10
- % spring wheat patent s0asG 20; spring wheat
straight ~ 9Ods5 SO; spring wheat, extra, s4dS4 90
NAedt-Southern firm and wanted Fultz, 50aS5c Long
Derry o246Jci No. - SHE;
10 winter red, SPOT ana July, SG4c; August, SO a
southern scarce and firm; white 50a52c yellow 45a40c
MG1eFh steady mixed, spot and July, 40; August 43G
43aci september, 43SsG33ac; steamer 40c Oats-(OOd
lght very steady southern anu Pennsylvania, 30G Soc
western white 5993l2c; do mixed, S043lc graded No
>, white, &c bid. Rye-Arryas Of Irregular quality ;
prime 10 choice timothy, s14 50ds15. Provisions dull
Butter quiet and steady Western packed 1Oa12c
cry, 1Gal62c. Eggs arm 13al35c Petroleum steady
Ieined 7.l5c. Ccnee nominal Rio cargoes fair, ISc
sugar steady A, soft &C. Copper quiet refined 1Oii o
lULc Whiskey steady, 81 10 Freights Liverpool
per steamer, quiet but firm grain, per bushcl, I'D Cork
for orders 4sa4s 3D. ReccptsIlOuF. 10 600 bush wheat
92OOO bush; corn 5000 bush oats. 30 900 bush. Ship
mentsilour, LOCO barrels. SaesWheat. 100 900 bush
corn LOCO bush.
Boston. July o9.-T1our quiet and unchanged Corn
nm. oats quiet but steady. Shorts unchanged. Pro-
visions quiet. Butter dun. Cheese quiet Eggs steady.
kecepts-Eou 34OO bbs and $500 sacks; corn, ~ 900
bush oats, 10000 bush; shorts. $40 tons.
huhaO, july 2V.-Nheat, old No. Hard, dull and
nominal new do. cents lover. 1000 bushels. IN lots
selling at 81 OF old No. Northern 95cI Winner grades
dun 2n1 unsetted; Choice No Red 04a9Jc on track
No Red, in store. 9Cc; new do, S54SGc track
No. Red, 1oc; extra do S4c No. 1 White Oregon,
Ii2c In store No White Michigan 81 as1
Corn quiet but hmi No. 3 40hc; No. Q, 404c No. ?
YELLOW. 4lc in store. Oats quiet; No White, 33c
duh and unsettled NM feed c,sy Canal faghts quiet
but firm Recegts-Flour. % 600 bbls; wheat. 20 900
bushels corn. 1873 0o0i oats u 900; rye 10000 Snip
bushels; oats, ll.C0O. BY rail: Flour $1,000 bbls
wheat co 600 bushels, corn. q. 600; oats =. 600
Chicago, July 29-The leading futures ranged fol-
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Sc; do Western steam, 6lsa6se; butehers loose ee;
IIulter dull and irregular PeunsyNana Creamery oso
and fancy 17ni9c Pennsyyana Prints choice ana Iensy
24a27c Eggs-Ghoice stock nt1n Pennsyvsra hrsss'
iai ac. sugar-fenncd, &c lower Powdered 8c Sraa-
Mated ss,c Feed steady; Winter Bran 80 50oSl4 90
celpts~Fiour 1900; Wheat 10 500; Corn. 1900 oats,
i25oO shpments-Wheat. $500; Com, 47CO; oats,
ST. Louis July eo.-Flour quiet and weak, but IN.
changed Wheat lower Cloudy weather receipts below
estimates ana adyccs q higher Chicago market opened
The markets. other points above expectations aud other
markets declining started selling and the final close vas
juy JUL 7SS79a.c closed 7s',e bid; August gsisa7 c,
closed 73hc; September TAG7i'sc, closed 7ac bid De-
cember 7TNa77i297SLc closed 77i2a77Nc bid year,
T3sc Cora quiet. but well sustained IN price No 2
mixed cash. $685. Ju $S August c SsSy3 f, c9 Sa
oats weaker; No. cash 23c asked July, Z2gc scpiem-
nor 2ois May o5isc bid Ryc--No . salable at 42c.
av-ORcrngs light: market quiet and unchanged Bran
In demand and higher 40 50a J22c. Faxseed-sl % BID
for spot II = Tor August LID 9egt gpchanged s 20
rnTpeaI NJ S5 o5as2 t. Whisky 81 o. Provisions
duh and depressed PORK 81 Is La5a-Prime steam e
boxed shoulders - so longs and ribs 80 S5as0 40
short clear SO 45dS6 80. Hams. S11 250el3 %. Re-
cclpts-Flour COO bbls; wheat, 10000 bush; corn,
IL COO bush; oats $4,000 bush Shpmen;s-Fiour.
i3 600 bbls; wheat, $1,000 bush; corn l9HOOO bush
%" Toleio Ohio july 2owhcat easier cash, new sohc
old ssc: July S0Ic August TS7sc september 79e De-
cer,ler soc Corn dull cash. 35c Auatlt 87is Sep
terher 37iac oats quiet; casa 26'2c; Au9nst .2e;
Cloyersecd quiet cash. 81 49, nominal Ocooer 81 40
Shipments-wEeat liz 600 bush; corn looO bush; oats
1 lusl
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Rid. Ask. I
The Treasury purchased sl35,1OO 4l-2 per
=

The Treasury purchased sl35,l00 l-2 per
cents at 06 rs.
In State issues North Carolina special tax re-
ceipts sold at l-2, South Carolina non-fundablc
Gs at l. and Tennessee settlement s. al ~ ID
OF city bank stocks East River sold $50 at 20
and Western National q at 9s is.
The general bond market generally firm
with small transactions. Philadelphia and Read
ing Is, however were off 5-S at 80 5-S, the first
incomes steady at so, and the seconds and
thirds easy at 81 rs and 81 l-2 respectively.
Ohio, Indiana and Western frsts rose ! per cent
10 81 1-2, and the seconds per cent to 3S
Rock Island Is were firm at l05 ga. Chesapeake
and Ohio 5s sold at l02al OF rs Reference is
made TO our full report Of bond sales.
The supply OF money on call was largely IN
excess of the demand. Rates ruled at 2a2 l-2,
closing az per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, S5G,27s,55s; balances,
s4,4l4,54l.
The Sub-TreaSuTy to-day debtor TO the
Clearing House s753.31O. It's net loss on balance
on Saturday and to-day WAS 81 1885, 74, made up
by coin loss OF sl,296. Dol. less currency gain
Of s21O.127, The two days operations covered:
Receipts, $4,40i, 064 payments. S5,400,s5S: re-
sulting in general balance OF sl05 ss2,3IO con-
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conroN M,RKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, July 90 p. m;-Cotton-Ihe sa'S OF inc
aov included 100 bales American ,,,,, r MA
Futures closed steady; Amec9noM Iiv bD D Ar
,t fevery g 7-G4d BUYERS August ana sepleInDer o.
;iverv Geid sellers; September and OctDeF e9neSIH5.
sellers November ami December delivery S.oao tsISis
and FEBRUARY delivery 3f.Gid sellers; SEPTEMBER oe'-
cry o0,1 Il INV oo-Cotton QUIET Mdinr lie; Low
MidJlng 109c Cool Ordinary, 0Sc; net and gross re-
ce'sS ,T Univ % Cotton steady; MddiDg lie; net
and cross receipts sales, 3 stock ~; s,,, N.
W. ea,pnrab July oO-Cotton rontnal; MClthg, iVYsc
% NijailIG 97c Good Ordinary 9isc net aud grosl
fecelDts 227 exports, coastwise 10 sales q s'ocA'
orleans July 29-Cotton steady; M!dding iIe
oy NIddlinc fOLc: Good Orlrary 9'c net receipts
lbs: cross receipt 2s9 sales. $50; stock II o5z.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
QUOTATIONS OF BEEVEs.

Good 10 Prime Steers sold year at 50 51G$o 90
and the average estimated az - 90. o-,o
REEVES-Itocepis two days 2lS carloads or 5.!4o
head-s4 carloads direct 10 East slGe ana bfOOAllh
auchterers; - carloads at 00hs. Including - cafoa5
for Mr. Eastman 81 carloads for J. stern ana carloas
Strauss and 30 carloads az jersey Oity
mainly FOR the market . . -, ,,.,s.,.
Good cattle were not plenty and sold az rll Friday
prices and medium natives were dui ana WeaI
and poor grades Texans almost unsaiabr ~ a
pear as n there was outlet here for trash ana shippers
advised let ChcagOans have the beneh OF this so'
Of beef 4 DOZEN carloads az least were unsoll -
Poor u fair and CoOrados sold ~ A. SOaS5 %
good dyoycs confedl at So 65c4 10 ordinary to cholc'
native at 50 Sjes4 Co., and lew tops az - w.
Bulls ranged - 40 70 - so.
American beef and live cattle unchanged at SGc for the
forIncr and II 12ac dressed wcght for ihc attf
Shiumnnte from Montreal for the week ending SATURDAY
as kindly forwarded by r. Tickcrdlke, INCLUDE Sly
cattle on the Norwegian 10 Gla-gOw 295 cattle ana ~
and AlS cattle and 30 sheep on
the AvIona Aberdeen; POI cattle and 60 sheep On @
oogrqhquc and G64 catt'e and 500 sheep on tr Mlc-
psn TO london 293 cattle and 1925 sheep on tne Like
WINNIPEG 1oS cattle and lCsi sheep on the CAnopuS
and 93a cattle and 500 sheep the Toronto I" Liverpool
From baltimore o2G cattle were shipped to London on
the Maryland by Meyer and Houseman 49,,
John NJ Haggerty. the enterprisng agent OF nelson
Morris AZ this port got or the four steamers as ay.r
sci to sail Saturday with LOIS cattle on board 'ohn
Is not a man Of many words, but che COTS there all the
every time.
The wyoming sails tomorrow with $50 quarters OF
Beef. -..,. - -. -
dressed beef and mutton are as follows
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,TrW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
cNTI1ANrA RAILROAD.
TRAINS FOR TIE WLSr.

Leave Stations. 1000 D5soosssss ana Sortandt s''
Gam The Celebrated Now:York and Chicago Limited,
cue PGIeg Of Pullman Vestbue Sleeping Dnng aqd
Smoking Cars. Lighted by movable electric nsh'' u1''
io' M f Fast Line Win Pullman ysbule PaTGr v and nd
except sau9ay for Ghssso aaf san yesbus
Chicago, Cincinnati and ST. Louis daily. except satur-
day for cleveland and I9, , ;,,, yos,bule sIeon
P ng Cars f1di daily tos chicago Toledo. daily
For sA %RaSsP9 TUL Lock Haven 90 500 p NJ:
Ti.us,iiie aud the on ReHons. .,a,,
For LSo9ga g'oo & en- M. ANA wa Sni Rtains
Fog 90, ii o5 H. NJ 90 700 80 p Sunday
rc3 rfSr'ts Of Pullman Pafior cars daily except
su9day 1000 NJ sr1ye washington 0o D. -r r.;
Ws,hingon gl2 n TegoubaGf sxggess -, ;s26
p m, and 1915 nigst.' sunday, 500, Cl5, ani
o a 9S IS go 5 "11 295 5s1 oh and
sad Cincinnati. seepeFs Dining Car and coache'
&sSe ci r5 SS S,ous9 90 car M and 90
Tot tons i5E VIA RAILWAY and $mSoy $50 10. eo NJ
5sSssg 40 6 .5S s s9s cS Gao 10. on SION sunday "
For oU G,f aa. enc Norfolk via NewYOrk Philadelphia
and Norfolk Rdr ad. 90 p N. aaily via baltimore
and nay hnS TSo 6n M yee esaaSc with al
trains at Jersey City, alordiug speedy aud dlress
FOL! PGiLADELPHIA. Exprcss Trains leave New York.
S5 20 2Ss 90 s$ 8 Chicago fi NJ GLOW "
Dining o 20 ana zoo S 6d AZ en- aad II 90
90 80 90 and o 90 p m. ami 10 Is night Hs
commo iotion II 10 q. M. 40 aud z 100 D. m sun.
days Express. 90 6:l5 100 80 Limited ani 10 a M
1890, 100, $40 6:c0 80 200 and 90 D. IN. aad
Trains leaving New York daily. eXcep Sunilv AZ 90 o
and IL 10 a m, l. . 4. 9. y. m. ana 10 a. m. and
90 p. M. on sundays connect Trenton for Carden
Ticket 0Mces, Nos. l. 435. $40 and GA Broafway /
Ator House and foot OF DesbrOssos aud Cortard sts
Court st, and ir9ckyn Annex station ao OF Fulton.
BrOohlyn 10 Hudson St. HObulca; Station Jarssv
city, Emlgrant Ticket ONCE Castle Garden ''
The New York Transfer Company will call for ana eheek
baggage from hotels and residences
CHAS = pUGH, ]. r. WOOD.
Gsnerai Manager. General Pa,s'r AGENT
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fost an0 founo

os1r Dantbool, No 1921 Dry Dock Savings
l. Rank Any person having claims upon sag ocP Pt ~
c,llo5 nnon ~ Drescnt the 10 the BANK Wnh 'fV
days or the said book viii he declared Cancelled ana eA-
tinon1t shed and a new one issued in lieu thereof
= oer -ran,s hook No. 5f4379 Bank for Savings, 81
| Onieectcr."t New-Yors. Payment stopped. Please
bOok o bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-30
EUROPEAN TIYANC1AL MARKETS..

Iondon July % 4 D.. m.-ConsolS 90 9.6 for both
money and the account Atlantic and Great Western first
mortgage trustees certificates. 3Ol Erie second consols
1918: St Paul common. ILL Rca1ing, 22f. Money.
igaJ, per cent The amount Of bullion withdrawn from
the Rank OF England to-day Is 10000 pounds.
Of discount in the open market for both short
and three months bills IS losald4 cent Paris adj
vices quote per rccs at 81 francs 80 centncs for
the account and exchange London at 20 francs ii
confines for checks Spanish 4s. 70.
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ssting of sl74, o2O,525 coin and s2o,96o
currency. -. -.,,,.,, -. e,,r>,c,,oN

sisting of sl74,O2O,525 coin and s2o,96o, 1885
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived to-day 5000 National bank notes Tor
redemption .,.. an, -, 49,,
The customs receipts were $o33,Ovl. ana the
internal revenue receipts were S6O2,S6
To-days Washington Treasury statement OF cash
ON hand and deposits in banks compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement as follows :;
July %. July -. Differences.
Net silver on hand 49, Se42 300 323l5.s52 Dec 4s4iS
Ne On h hsSSo"a so1o7AO2 so1iOC25 Inc. o9aa
Actual cash in
Treas'y wants
ipe ceTiiaeates so4l 1881 eo 29s Inc s2993g7
Deposits In BANKS AZ. 0G7757 421O5.o4G Dee s0&7ll
Net cash balances 1881 02S s2S195,2s4 Dee s5o63ii
Thus far the foreign exchanges for Wednesday,
steamers are dull and weak. We revise quota
fions for business as follows: Bankers bills at
81 So 3-s and 81 Sc rs respectively for long and
short sterling; French francs at DIS 3-4 and
5I5 So: rechmarlIs at % and % ZIG, and guild
ers at 40 Is and 40 1-2.
In London British consOls were steady Mt OS 3-o
for both money and account. In the open market
money was easy at l-2a3-4 per cent between
bankers and at l 3-S per cent for discount Of
nounds bullion OH balance. Bar silver was steady
at 10 Al Cd per ounce. English standard. Ameli-
can railways were quiet they opened h CHER than
SATURDAYS last home prices ana ruled higher
than concurrent home quotations to the close.
AT Paris French per cents declined to $3.50, and
SIGHT exchange on London was weak ut 2J.14
francs for sterling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-30

saIes-D. McPherson Ohio Steers. 1850 n AVERAGE.
at az q g p5 d 49, s at - 3d. s d. o. 1880 80 at ~
do 1851 II. - IS 10 OXen Staes and siors, 14l1
r. a. % at - j. a5 ii i6 60 i2c5 H. at = 81 DO 1iso H.
at - 30 do 1914 D. at a. 10 DO 1915 =. at -
do iI2e n. az u 10 state 40 1888 p at = 81 ~.
81 DO 1882 - at $3.50; 81 DO 1879 D. o. 81 80; 20 10,
1897 D. at a 30 20 Cheig9 STEERS IlS5 d. At - 80
n al a 10; 10 do, 1l5i D. = O5 20 do. 1901 p at
q IA DO 1898 ~ at u II Texans lo2t H. at - so
Steer, 1880 n, at q 80.
Sherman & Culver: 90 Chicago steers 1870 r. 81 G5
dG at iiS 5 eS sH os * az s 81 .; 20 c CO
Bulls Ool h. at - 40 Is state do 80. p c. 40. iess
j. schambsrs 10 Kansas Steer, 1875 N. ct 81 05 -
DO. 400 r. a. - 60 les 90 ~ Coloado Go 1853 Ii,
DO. 1904 IL. ~ - %; 5 do, 975 n. az g so
Newton Gil ct; 10 OHIO st.cr, 1906 h. at = 20.
9s head Market quiet SsJss lei heat for Common
70 GOOD Cows. Choice are retaici up 70 ejoas55.
1sG at Jersey city. Eotwith.tandng that this was
Jewish holiday trade was quite brisk ami the offerings
Buttcmiks ara Chaser, RANGED from 50 80 70 81 %:
Mixed lots and fed Calves nom % 40 10 "a, and Ordinary
sales-nal,enbeek 3 HoIs: 10i Bettermilk Calyes.
% 90; 4 Do $40 r. o. ~ 81 a. 2el H. o. 90 q; 81
a4s n ~ ~ 60: 10 do. 2sl H. 81 col 81 Co efD NJ
~ Do Ia ~ at 8 IS 60 To- ~ at SO ~ a. a. e on
Hume [, Mullen: q Butermilk Calves 221 n At os,e
NJ SIC; DO IiS n at 5sc Al 10. 40 n. at &C. Al d.
la u. at Gle; p d. 109 n, at 6iac.
Veals. 1856 ~ az &C. ~ do, ls5 p at 5i,c: 90 do
i's 81 4. Wight Co IS veals 1913 H. ., Go. "a a.
1l9 h. at &c 40 90. lei n. at &C. " - ~
d. Harrington 0s Buttermlk Calves 1876 ~ at os,c
Eee : ods 3 yeaIS i5i n at Sc do. 49, n at o.e.
90 90. 1853 H. ut Oae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-30
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
ID Fast Express Trains via PHILADELPHIA, to
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,

BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,
cINCiNNATI, ST. LOUIS AND rGH11GsA,Gf0is
Leave NEW.YORK, foot OF Li6eTtysi as follows;
For CHICAGO, 315 ,. m, II 100 midnight .oo =. -.
For,WHSHINGT6Nl BALTIMORE, 80 a. m, II 90
70 20 mid2igRt sunday 80 m. 80. 80, 5:l5
XII trains stop Chester and Wilmington except rs
p FOR Tickets and Pullman Car Space call at b. & O.
Ticket Offices o. 2G1 415, and LAO Broadway. or AZ
ssNew.YoSk transfer Company win call for and check
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