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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-27
Domestic Ports.

San Francisco, Dec 26-Chartered ships Bar
ing Brothers. for Liverpool at 30s; st Charles, for
Cork, Havre, or Antwerp, at 35s.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-27
PORTLAND WHOLESALE MARKET.


PORTLAND, Dec. 20, 1889.
The following are to-days closing quotations Of
Grain, Provisions, &c.:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-27

RnrI.swen Steamboat ca.

On and after Nov. IL, 1889, Steamer M X RRY-
CONEAG will leave Orr's Island for Portland
at 6.45 a. m. Return, leave Portland for Orr'S
Island at 2.20 o. M, touching all landings.
ISAIAH DANIELS. III. p. DEWEY,
Manager. President.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1889-12-27
Freeport steamboat Company

Steamer Phantom. until further notice, will
leave Burnham's wharf, Portland. daily Sundays
excepted at zoo p. M, touching at Falmouth
Foreside, Cousins Island, Llttleohn's. Great
Chebeague and VOLTS Point.
Leave SO. FTeeport LOO a. m. touching AT the
h. b. soULE. Manager.
nO4dtf FreepOrf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-05
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool, Sept. 4, D. m.-Cotton-Tbe sales n, tho
day included . 200 bales American - 800 VI wv
Futures closed firm for months, steady for distant
months American mdilinP, low mlddling clause sen
tembe, delivery 4S94d sellers September and 0cober
delivery, GOb1d buyers; October and NOycmler de-.
livery, 4564d sellers November aud December delivery
406id sellers December and January delivery 9sGid
sellers January and February delivery 3s6ld eIers
February and March delivery 3s-04d sellers March and
59-04d value. ' u0Ni'''5'
Galveston sept cotton EASY midding 101.c; low
ceipls. g7s4 sales ito2i; stock, 1880. s''
and receipts exports coastwisa g soci 40
Savannah, sept. 4-Cotton steady; mlding i0Sc
low Hidding, l0lecj net and gross fccelpts oaic ex
ports eos ,.s sotl sales 1000 stock, i56si
low midding iots good ordinary, 9isc; net setepts
.64Si gross, lIo; exports TO Great Britain. c7o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-05
Ilnuarr elo.ed a. e.12e; salos.


December closed at e14c January closed at el2e sse
1000 tc oi2se ice February closed a. 91Sc a.. snd
$50 tcs 615c Refined Continent quoted oDoaoyVo ted
south America LAS s ~, dlgnna Medium
Sno nni iower Qualities stl rule dull and heayy
state Creamery, pals fancy l9iaS2oc sue sr "a
Psnnsyvaaia Creamery tubs. fancy. igSS2oc Wes ERR
e q Saoa i1s i STATE Dairy sn tubs choice
i7ass do good 13alhs sts Parry wsish tub sSs"
Sss:e 1885, &c far d1 e S5"o do ws
SSs ~, %i Ser a fssor 5sio SG' .eoona sSS dairy
sSey aa remain nc I Sae While he
demand is fair Prices show no further change, New
sank state factory full cream, co9red fine. s'sc DO
S While G eoSn Ss' 70 prime a skins ld1he Ohio nat
5SSc common to prime EGGs-Se ssSdy On ensSs
grades with FAIR demand r sase ,s ana 9ansy
sans 1ac Canadian b dsSl a. a prime 7a nse
sTG,pN PAW-Easier and more active. Sales 1000
p "a noe bass English Island, 81 test S'se, and
nnus W Centrlfuga Breakwater a. G. and 10 test
ali for PhadeDha Fair. hebnaalns' RSsfe1NFobai
Ssay and % moderately csq:Ssd Ss
GSed ss NoI@ So q ss 9o9 9
u2netes y1bite Extra 90" 7407A2c Extra u obGIscs
. t 70 = S5, 6Gs,c; Yellow. 6'a0ac.
sTEARINE-In light demand CITY laEd o. ogos "a at
Ia Western 0Jd7c. Oleomarganne o'saoe Ior lily.
and more asye p%s f S1S s STSsd
Dc 60 600 II City, 47sc small lots OF outOo"h oSc III
ties, pkgs free ,,.o uLos ,,cirain,
Od1Sy y auction Young 71f y as9g
PSD FIRED Ma26ae Basket DO 1og2sc sundIeed iSS
Orange PeSoe i2a2Oc oolOng Formosa 1SSSOSci Annoy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-05
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Sept CSpeclaD. October pork the Interesting
Of ton kept between so 20 and $40 30 to-day, Huchnson
doing something oil the time, apparently with the view
Of befuddling tho crowd. The price wheat starei at
$40 49, up to sl07 10 Toward the close Hutchin
sons brokers Offered $50 barrels time and in this way
sold October down clio A. The close al $40 So IL
Is undo rtoOd that Armour Co. take the stnd on the
rule making newly made pork deliverable In October thaf
Hutchinson does icatun. OF the dy the buying Of
September aud october ribs by Armour %. Tn sock
Of ribs 80 562 600 pounds Is almoa all owned by Armour
Co. IL takes sixty dny TO ribs. that while
may be some question over PORK there Is ,rt
RIBS The selling OF ribs for september AID October from
MS on Is sh0fs selling III Armour has got
ribs bought for September and October bull them even
little, 10 IL Roing vastly & help tnc who l. run, In
the October pork deal september ribs opened a a %
and closed OF - October opened "a 95 nn1 cose a. M
killing most reported by the Sigma SeFyee our IN
wyoming Territory Hall the SPECULATIVE fateriy u. ught
That the une had % play the huh side corn M
irost scare The result was advance Il cent Nav
opening az 35'sGS53 and closing 357sd3G Wheat WIS
dull within zGhs range, Deceubtr on .nnT ~ ~
selling between 79'- and 7o' 70 IS and closing a. 7o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-05
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARRE7S.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
The wheat markets were of little consequence yes
terday. Exporters refused TO buy and the spot
trans actions were few, prices closing lower. Less
thon 100000 bushels OF options changed hands and
the fluctuations were extremely narrow. September
sold from 81 116 TO 81 cents on weaker cables and
free western receipts 1t rallied 10 81 IA cents I'm
sympathy with cOrns strength, and closed, Is cent
lower than Tuesday night at "a Is cents. Iecenl-
Der sold from 81 loao1 5-16 cents TO 50 7-Sd 81 )
cents, showing net loss Of 10 cent at the end.
The rest Of the options also closed down Is
50 "a FOR October. 90 IS for November, 50 Ii for
January, and OF cents for May, 1o90.
The usual corn " scare due at this was
successfully worked yesterday. Reports cur.
OF snow in Missouri. and predictions Of frost in
Nebraska by night were freely made. Spot lots
rose l4d12 cent, and the export demand reached
to $4,000 bushels. fairly active business was
done in the option line, and the final gains were
November al ~ Ia . for December at AZ IA and
3 cents for May at Al 3-5 cents.
The movement in corn stimulated a bullish feeling
in oats. Shippers took 10000 bushels, aud prices
were LABS cent better on the spot. The options
2G, IA for November at 90 IL, IL for December at
% Ia. and Is cent for May at 30 cents.
There sales of 2jU terCes OF lard for export
but the lard market weak and 5al1 points
lower as follows: September, SO 10; Oct)ber
SGI33; NOvembers SG 20; December. &c II, and
January. SO 10.
The receipts Of grain and -four reported yesterday
over the holidays at New-York, Philadelphia, Balti-
more and Boston a follows: Wheat. l1s, G19
bushels 124,413 bushels: oats, 20S 053 bushels
total grain. 45l .065 bushels flour. IS ,060 packages
At Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Louis the arrivals
oats 3s3 233 bushels total grain, 46o GAG bushels
flour. al 1914 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-05
,,vr STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

pugolo, sept 4.-Cattle-Recelpts last "a hours: GOO
, zoo week thus far 49, 300 for same time last week
III $40; consigned through 1870 al 70 p o
ss 200 market dull and heavy. Sheep anu d
ssT 81 hours 400 total for week thus far
a. ,ne time last week, IL 200 consigned through aVl
am ~ NewYork sale 1000; market steady WIN z
GA demand IlOgs-Hecelps last u hours, 42OO otai
for week thus far 27140 for same time .en lSt Ne
YORK on sale 31so market dull corr yGrE ng - Qua
Chicago Union stock yards sept 600 hipTeefs
o00 market slow closing lover choice 70 extra S
81 SSSss 10 cows bulls and mixed 81 2Sss@ ~ o
TesIReeeipts 10 500 shipments 5000 mr5et SGi0 s
=. e6S - IS kps 90 lodsi 40 sheep-Rsospts 900
sSiDweDts 600 steady 20 strong natives 20 Zoo
al go Western, SO 5odS4; Texans sS4o@e4 ~; lambs
u Kansas RSasS City sept whest steady No red cash
eIembe Sc October, COO No soft cash and septem
p eaIsc. October O8e. Corn steady; No September
9 ogc' October 23c No white cash. 24tc oats-NO
~ 10 ssked September 17l2c.
cash ii IogIS Sept g~catle Receipts, 1000; shipments
-o ,aye shade stronger; choice heavy native Steers.
s9a 81 fair to good do SO 7oSsi stocker and
5sisrs .pE42 so; range sbeers, 1892 go. Hogs
Receipts. $500 shipments 300 market weak fair to
choice n iatf TO best o. 1904 40 Sheep Receipts
900 shipments-o0oi market strong fair 10 choice,
al ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-05
no BUILDERs=0FFICE OF THE LIGHT
feaal Nntlfes.

9 UPREME COURT, City and County II
- NeW.York-The Equitable Life Assurance Society
Of the Tinted States, plaintiffs against Jus'us j. smit
N pursuance OF judgment " foreclosure and SALE
duly made and ensred Ia the above entitled action ara
rearing date the Z2'h day Of Aay. 1889 l. the unfe
s.ned Referee In Judgment named win s az public
sston at the Real Exchange and Auction Room
Simtede Nos ~ 10 Gj Liberty street. In The city OF NeH
Work on TUESDAY the 18th day Of September. lsss a
70 O'clock moon OF day, by Richard v Hanett CS
the premises mentioned in said Judgment AID
therein described follows , -. ~. -
All that certain lot piece parcel OF lind with he
building erected and - erected thereon situate WING
md bin9 In the Ward Of the city OF Newf
York ana bounded and described as follows = VII Bel
sixth street distant hundred and fofyone CAD eeA
six (el inches easwardy from the souheasteny cornet
Of Tenth-avenue and West ana run
ming thence southwardy but parallel with SAID Tenhaye
nue. and and through party val 20 far ss me sems
the middle ne Of the block thence ea%Srdy 9Ys a195
tho said middle line OF the block twenty COZ Feet zen t
inches thence northwardly but again parallel WIN sAs
Tenthavenue and 70 and through another party Wall %
far as same extends one hundred and wo t0x les
sixth street ard thence westwardy but along the "a
southery line West Seventy stXthsreei twenty GU
feet 90 inches TO the point or place OF beginning
Dated Ney-York August oath 1889.
CHARI.ES r.. LYDECKER Referee
HENRY DAY, Plaintiffs Attorney,
100 Broadway. New-YOrk CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-05
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.

In State issues the business. covered by
sales OF Louisiana consol as at 90 1-8 Tennessee
settlement IS at 70 1-2 and Virginia IS. deferred
receipts. at 3-4a9. OF city bank stocks America
sold ~ at / 90 1-2.
The general bond market was fairly active and
strong throughout. The special feature was Den
yer aud Rio Grande Western first receipts, which,
with large transactions, rose from 90 TO 90 Is
Chesapeake and OHIO 5s firm at ! C3 Ia
Reference is made 10 full report of bond sales
The common rate for money on call to-day was
1-2 per cent; the extremes were and per
cent, and the closing quotation 3a3 1-2 per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day as
follows Exchanges, $685. 67,19s; balances.
S5.729,794.
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor TO the
Clearing House 81 1924. It's net gain on bal
ance was 81 $780, made up by currency gain Of
s2743s less coin loss Of slo,299. The days
operations covered: Receipts s2,065. l63; pay
ments. s2,94S, 024 resulting in q general balance
Of 81 90, g, 1872, consisting Of Sl7e1S0,752 coin
and $50, 62s, $40 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived to-day SOS, 245 National bank notes for re-
demption.
Tie customs receipts were $4s0,571 and the in
ternal revenue receipts were s24702l.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-05
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEB-There was quiet market the spot to-day
but prices ruled steady Fair eargoes quoted 19hc No
salos reported Mid grades had q moderate inquiry.
The option market developed decided weakness as IN
nucnced by lower foreign advceS Havre broke l2dlt
m and Hamburg \ pig. Speculation here showed
marked falling of. There decline Of 20d3o points
early tho day, with little selling by longs"
after which slight reaction SET in, but the close was
200 good second $50 exchange (prlvate), 274
receipts 5000 bags; Rio ceaances for the United States,
600 bags total stock. 403 900 bags Santos receipts
Q coo bags. Receipts at Rio July to September .
1852 40l 600 bags samo time 1888 800 900 bags Same
time 1887 307 900 bags Receipts at Santos July 1 10
Septembcr @ 1889 355 bags time 1888 2iJ 600
bags time 1887 15f 900 bags Sales here to-day,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-05
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London, Sept 4, p m.-Consols. 90 1915 for money
ana 81 3 10 for the account; Mexican ordinary 81 ST.
Paul common, 75'o; New York Central ITO; Heading
23L.
Money, 2d2l2 per cent.
The Of discount in the market for both short
ana three months bills f. 9-lGd3as per cont
Ipdia Council bills allotted to-day O decline Of
l-32d per rupee.
Paris advces quote per cent rentes sc francs
the account and exchange London at % francs %
Confines for checks.
The Of bullion the Bank OF England on
balance to-day IL 7 900 pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-05

o 1re-s oSStstand,
s s2iss 1s "a R ns fSS
No, co.b banees2sO SIS 500 1921 $40 Inc s1077977
The market for foreign exchange was strong and
actnai business as follows; Bankers bills at
81 81 3-s and "a sS for long ana short sterling
respectively: French francs at 5.2O 5-s and
5Isl-S; reichmarlSs at "a 90 anu 10 Ia, ana
euilders at 40 LIE and AZ o-lO' ,
Tn Iondon British consols were lrmer and closed
NJ Q6 I5-I6 and o. 81 respectively for money
and account The Bank OF England sa game nOoO
market the rate for discount OF bankers rued at
about 5-s per cent, and between bankers at
Lac l2 per cent Ear slVe ton wS S'S a.
can RAILWAYS were irregular and generally ruled
little lower than the concurrent home quota
tons At Paris French per cents roSe 10 . o; ana
sight exchange on LONDON WAS o''i'i Nv $40
francs for sterling
TSe following securities were sold the Real Estate
rxcbap6e and Auction Room Limited by Adrian H.
s1o 600 %ewYork Central r. r. per cent debt
hest 900 one c nsS santa Pe and California Railway
Iowa ist mortgage per cent god bonds due January
200 and Gr,nd 1; ;ss1 od LIST mortgage
70 shares New.York Central and Hudson River II t.,
iO 81 shares Chicago burlington and Quincy r. r. iGs4
80 600 New.Yofk Elevated r. r. lSt mortgage per
eeT 5000 syracuse BinghamtOn and NewYOrb r
Der cent bonds guaranteed by d.. l. and W. L X CO...
que 1909 Atlanta iSS and Charlotte Air Line 1st mort
gage .bo per e Sho INDIANA and Weston Il r. ia
a. 600 Denver and Rdo Grande T. II. list mortgage
Der cent gold bonds due November l, 1900, 12l't
81 600 CITY OF Jersey City cent water bond, due
september 1909 Interest March and Septembcr, 1874.
$1,000 jersey City Water Loan Per PEI, eent ponds due
al 600 City Jersey City Water Scrip per cent bond
due April 1902. 1891. - - -
seO6 Ohio Indiana and Western l. X. LIST mortgage
accrued interest certificates. O62. . -
81 GOO Louisville and NASHVILLE H. H. LIST mortgage
per e ssaPe Equitable Trust Company of NewOndcn
Conn. 80. .ooo
shares Chicago and Alton r. X. Co., common, 1877,
80 shares New-York, Lackawanna and Western r. Il,
co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-05
Proposals.


A RMf BUILDING, Whitehall-st., New
"A York City, September 3 15o9,-seaed proposals, n
will BE- received here until - o'clock m Oco-
her ga 1880 and then opened for supplying 10000 aiep
chllnneys Army lamps. Preference viii be given -
articles OF domestic production manufacture conduons
Of quality price ncu1ng In the price OF foreign pro-
auctions manufactures the duty theDeOnl being equaS
All Information furnished on application % undersgned
proposals. Envelopes containing proposals should ~
70 X. n. BATCHELDER Deputy Quartemaster' General
U. S. Army.
DROPOSALS FOR STEEL SHELL.-OId-
4 nance omce War Department Washington. Auyus:
% lss9-Sealed proposals. IA dapllcaie will be received
at this oniee until 3 o'clock 2 m 90 THURSDAY sEPpi
TEMRER 10, 1889 when they Will be publicly opened,
Tor furnishing the Ordnance Department. u. s. A.. wi,h
Information required BY bidders be had applied
ION 10 Captain r. BRINE, JR Acting Chief Of ord
nance.
m BUTLDERS.-OF OF THE LIGHT-
l. HOUSE ENGINEER, THIRD DISTRICT, Tompr
knsys AT S5 2 dsiecE pS5S az S
the 10Th day OF september 1850. for furnishing the
materials and labor OF all kinds necessary for tho con
strncon completion aud delivery OF the Keepers Dwelling
Tor Castle mn Lght-Stanon, Narragsnseu Bay, X
Plans specifications forms Of proposal and othef
nation NAV be obtained application 70 this once -
right reserved to reject any or al BIDS 1nd 60 N'N
any defects. . ~. n. mntL;sfaAF t.A.
House District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-05
or, MARKETS

oil City Penn. Sept. 4.-Natlonal Trust Certificate,
opened az 9sLc Highest, oslo; lowest 07a,e; closed
o. sales $4,000 hbls; elesranees $4,000 bills
80 COS bbs.
Ptsburg. Penn, sept 4.Petroleum dull, but steady
077sc; highest 9S&c lowest. 97a,c.
bradford Penn, Sept 4National Transit Certificates
opened at csc closed at o77sc highest 9ssc lowest,
81 Ac: cleaances, 5oS 900 bills
Tiusvine. Penn. Sept ADDITIONAL Transit Certificates
openod at 9sec highest, 0SSci lowest 97Sc closed.
97Isc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-05

COTT0N-The spot market was reduced isc to-day and
trading was quiet sass 200 bales for eonsump;
bales last week, $500 bales for the same time last
wear. Since September the receipts ports aggre
gated 7s7 bales against 115 bales for the
spending time last year
Quotations based American standard Of classin.
cation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-05

Good Ordinary ..--......Sa Low Mddng. 10 116
Strict Good Ordinary BIS Mddlng ..,....10's
There very little life September dealings
to-day, though the general quite strong
ember advanced 4 points and closed firm, while later
option gained LAP points. Liverpool closed higher and
port receipts showed decrease both OF which strength
ON factors. Sales 100 hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-05

fsyioy sradss are limited There he's been little alerstiof
10 prices There were offered today 500 bales Fol.
lowing are the sales and tho prices obtained Baenos
Ayres $40 bales s54l70 francs per 100 kos Monte
yideo 21f bales az 2oOa215 francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-05
rrpopr.N PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Sept 4 845 p m.-BeeL potk and hams
Holders offer moderately. Bacon-Iislders oef moderate
10 rnberlsnd cut about 28 20 30 n finn at 30s Short
III. sbout Is H. fnn 97s shoulders, seoo. 2 % y
msna American finest white and colored dull az a..
Tsiow-Ioiders oTer moderately splrl~ o. turpensnc-
Liverpool refined n % 2s o. Siss,. ne, Ger
aeiy mime Western spot STEADY at S2s % Wheat and
douf5Iioiders Offer moderately corn one,
y Id Hops al London-Paeihc Coast holcer. oaet ireey
10 kntwe,D sent 4-PetrOcum-Fine pale Amentan ~
francs o csntmes paid n francs 70 eentnes sellers
HsHN' - . Ne'~
HAVANA MARKET
Havana Sept 4.-sponish gold. 24oa24o'' Exchann
quiet Sugar quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-05

EUROPEAN WOOL SALES.
Antwerp, Sept AT the wool sales good business
In the better grades IL done daily. The dealings In IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-05
DRoYInENCE LINE For BOSTON. PROV

Il IDFNCF WORCESTER and all points East Mosi
direct route for WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS LIARS iSses
White Mountain Express with paror cars leaving un,ss
sesmers wharf Tor Fabyans and intrme aT pqin
Steamers CONNECTICUT and MASsACII slia 40 d5,iv
PieN 90 n r. foot Of Warren-st. az 80 p ~. t"t..
except Sunday connecting wharf with express usn
BOSTON. Tickets and saterooms secured a. 1negges
ticket Offices In NewYork and Brookyn a. eseek bss.
Nrw.York Transer Co. who viii call Tor and ~, of
gage from hotels residences Send 70 T. % b0N ""A|
Tor Fxcursion Book, which will be mailed ire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-05
Hlnsiral Instruments.

REMOVAL
VIM. kNABE & co.
have removed % thar new warerooms
las FIFTH AVENUE,
20n-st. -.
number o. slightly used grand, upright ara sanaY
pianos make which specially selected ana uscI
by the artists Of the metropolitan Opera House SomPay
during the past opera win be sold a. hoeni ~
duetion from regular prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-05

an hand and deposits in bank compares with the
G a. of the last previous statement as follows
sent a Sept 4. Differences
49, ia nm hidsf 40 t54 gro $3.50 947,dSf Dec S207 1876
Nee E4a on ND % 3i6375 25,Oll629 Dec 384740
Net legal tenders - no. o- 90 GRO aat Tnc asa aoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-05
hudson RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.


vi 70 Cottage Cy. Mass and Portland Ne ss,.
ing AZ Portland with all steamship and railroad Lines fot
Bar Harbor Old Orchard Poland Springs, White Nts,
Passport ST. John " b.. ard all Eastern summer resorts
For freight or passage apply Pier 80 r. III. HALL. Ag-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-05
c,T0YINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON; PROVl.

sItdnt Isl AND and NARgASANsEtt lssye new HI
80 N No. e rtcke,s stateroons secured AZ principa
sSdep sees In ard liFookyn M a. az en.s
OF New aUs irem hotels and residences send 70 r. u
~. q nj Tor ExeurslOn bOoN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-05
THE GENERAL LIST.

ACTUAL sALkA CLOSING. No.
shares
)p'g. Hig't Low't Final. Bid. Askd sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-05

vV,o NEW HAVEN, zoe.
W. EXCURSION good DAYS., q Ar ,s.v,
Ae..,ors q nj NORTHAM and CONTINENTAL LAW
pS Sin pier rs T. r.. D m aud ~ D. IN .1u tSsns
Il D sen9eeps q sSPsRf Ss9 MoI.
Tor Through tickets sold and baggage eheyssa ~
atl broadway. New-YoFk. and S0urSse' ns"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-05


Treas'y vaults
over outstand-
ing certlh- ana o,e ooo sooe + "a IA Nee stsa oao
f; In links 40 $3.50 43c05, 096 Inc. 1865 ZIG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-05
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. The old Route

N ORWICH LINE.-FVr, ,, bVI mn BLOCK island
Greenport Shelter l,sno Steamers leave Pee 40 odd
All y0,n'S OH NJ foot watts.st next eei s9Ne
brossesst Ferry nay sSrg-ci at principal ticket onoes
Ileksts hn sa,onslyn Companys once ofl nrosu"sy.
In N y; ana pr%oAR wesicotts Express wiz call fos
ana az ilei ~. ~ I'm hotels and fes'lchccs
and check baggage from gro W BRADY. Agent.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-18

foundation for their determination to with
draw from the Railway Presidents Asso.
citation. AS soon as President Miller, of
the ST. Paul Road, read it, he sent the fol-
lowing dispatch to Chairman Walker, of
the Interstate Railway Associations
"The st. Paul Company was one OF IN o
first TO 90 into the Presidents agreement,
and has scrupulously observed It's pro.
visions. The loose general charges to the
contrary are wholly unwarranted. Under
the agreement the Chairman has full
power TO examine the books and records
OF any company and to question the oili-
GERS and agents under oath, TO determine
whether the agreement had been violated
II the Alton Company had called for such
an examination IL would have shown its
own sincerity and good faith. 1t has not
done so, and therefore is not in q position
to justify its Withdrawal Of the charges /,
makes against the st. Paul Company.
AS matter OF fact tho records show
that the movement OF live stock out of
Kansas City for the five months January
to May inclusive, was total OF o, los cars,
OF which the Alton moved 2,22l and the
st. Paul 2,i9l cars. This triiling differ
ence in the traffic of five months contra
diets tho Alton theory OF disparity OF
rates. Roswell MILLER, President"