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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-22
Her oenti6e WiGeI int S6lepps
tau Der Su0en.
Reu Orleans, 7. DIT. 1889.

@sitsrn wurSe bier bic @mnbfeinle.
suns gu elmer neueu Sdnserbaue fsierIi9
uou3oSen, gum 3wefe benz Sdnssrfsif,
peIdes am nd9fsn Mardi gras bier tasen
iou, binreident'n &aum gu pni1afien.
Sic werben e%rifaunt frussu: Was baben
tenn bic Suben nit einsm bsutidsn Sdns
ssrfsit gu f5aiisn2 Sbre Sruss wdre Dor
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meien. Gaeiu beut3utase wi,b man ibsr
Sbre naipe Trase f%taunsn, ba obne bic
Jibreridaft Ter Subsn tein Ssit irsenb.
wsI5sr art ssbaltsn werbsn tann. @ir
lsbsn i'm SsitaItsr Der Suben. Die Sreis
maursr sabsn ,ur S~dnss,baQs ben plat,
bic Subeu gum 9bsils bas @sIb. Beiee
werbsn ibren 9swinn aus benz Spisle ,ies
ben. Der beuii9s WidsI fnbst feline
Greubs nm 3ui@auen.
Oas bisfse Dsutidtbam, iniofsrue es
iibtf9 unb frsimauriiG 1T, biIbst cine
wabre @roBma9t in Der Stabt. IN Der
Spite Der Organization itanb 5err Satob
9aifnser, Der 9erausseber zines fsi1teu
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3.ttuns". 0ie iibrisen 5slOsn iinb pom
sewObnIiden SdIase, uie bic beutidsn
Sdrsers unb Gurupersins iie ~lisfsrn. als
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benjamin MaaB. Das iibiid: frsimaures
ride Osuti1tbum bate nidt bios bic
gauge bsuti5e geuOlieruns obne untsrs
f9iso Der ReIision unb N%attonaIitdt, ions
bern aud pisIs Gauienbe Der frem6en gtas
tionaIi,6tsn auf bic Seine gsbrabt, INN Der
ginusisuns bss EempsIs Der WsIpomene,
Der @6ttin bss 9sianses. bsi3upobuen.
Oer Soft @brubam's, Shafts unb Sabot's
pirb obus 3weifeI gum b~esonnsnsn @ert
leinen pdterliten Sesen ssbsu. Sdper.
LID isbo6 wsrbsn bic Oerti4sn Wi5el
irsenb wel9sn NntbeiI baran baben.
Na6 In ct. Qouis bieIten unIere bsut,
iden Widsl unter iibiid'freimaureriider
Qeituua am ielbsu Sonnta9e ibr beutl4es
5slt ab. Inter ibrsn Rsbnern pranst
ebenfaus sin Rabbinsr. Sonnenl9ein, (uns
leliasn Mnbsntsns In Nsp OrIeans.) IN
Elm bsuti@es 5sit obne rabbiniidsn Rsbner
ui9t msbr mSsIi@3 Die s,6Bte S@ma4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-22
SirGft6e Weutgsetten.
= Il 4 Il B.
grsbiDcee MiIpautse.

grsbtOcsfe MiImautee.
gu Gaeine faab hi Souutds .. u.
bic fsisrlite gmpeibuns bes id5nen nsuen
ct. Marieu: 6oipttaIs fat. Der bobp'ifs
9err gr3bii9cf uonsos psrf6nIia ben
8eibsatt.
Sn Der 8aIiabrts Stride aaf lem
Wariabilf : Berg tn @aibinator County
fanb O;eniias, s. OCTOBER, inter 5abtteis
der getbetli9ung Die SaluBfstalidssit
fir 6ielsS Sabr TAFT. Scr auf peuitl5en
Gag anberaumte, aber pegen unoermeioLt'
der 6interniis auf9sI9obene Pilse,sas
bon Veousr Dam traf am OcNnerftaa, ben
10. b. wits, nit 24O Gilsern EN- inter
5ibrung bes po9w. !Srn. Oceans 5. q.
Oreis.
grsbi5ceie Baltimore.
Baltimore, Mb. grsbiiaOf SatOui,
wslder BEN 81. Batter Bel csr Sunbertiabrs
feier Der G,iinbuns Der tatbcIti9en 5isrs
ardie In ben Ser. Staatsu unb BET bet
@,Gffnuus bet satb. llniuerfitSt In 0aib:
ineton psltrsten iou, rirb am 90. >. Wts.
non Gom nod Rem Oo,t abreiisu. 9cdw.
.. s. S'Gounel, &ector bss arnerttaui;
iden golless In &ouI, lit anIdblih bers
ielbsn ieisr nm IL. b. Dtts. tn Nsu Oort
eingstrrffeu.
grsbi6ceie ct. Saul.
Gin Spnutag, ben 6. Sttober, wuree
bic neue Si,6e gu Wontsu:beo, Minn.,
unb am Moutas. ben T., BITE gu Ippleton,
Winn., bur6 @r3biiaof Srslane sinsss
peibt.
grsbtOceie ct. 2ouis.
am Sonutag, ben 6. Sftober, purte
bic poIuii5e ct. Gaiimir : &trde. In ct.
Souls, einssweibt. So9u. $. &. 9nies
liusti lit Der pfarrer Der neuen 0ensinbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-22
Boa pruteitantiidjer ttncbr=
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CAB Dor Ginger 3sit Der protsitantiide Bi'
idaf Spbart gyown non Tono bu Sac, in
0%isconin, Elm isItsnss getipisI.
Gin QrtitcI in Der SaIis Drummer ber
yNmcricau Catholic Quarterly Repieu",
aus peIter mir bier einise 9aupttbetia'
den anfi5rsn uoQen, gibt cine ausfihrIt'
DE GjdbIuns bes utsbertrd9tisen Be-
truees.
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bab in neusrer i3eit Elm Deriu9 gema6t
wurbe, Bel uns in Imeritd bic binfduise
S:fte Der alt RatboIitsn aus europa
bier siusufibren, unb oaB elm iol9sr Plan
non sirsm u~nitanbtsen Sii9ofe Der Bro:
~tsiiant : Episcopal 6tr5e ausssbstt unb
unb in iolb' unsbrIider Wstie ausgefibtt
uurte, wel9e hires @leider in Der amsri.
faniI6eu Gei9i4ts ni9t fiu6st. @obI
bat bic tatboliI9e 6irde in bisism 2anSs
uisIe 8erfolsaussn erIitten burA 9srIdums
burg urb @suaIt, a5er Elm Beiip:s!, boB
Elm protsitantii6sr 8iidof fi9 bsribts,
uuter eirer fatbolii6au gep5ltsrung cine
usrfdIi4te tat5pIii9e 9sbre bur1 Bogus
tatboIiide Brieitsr eiu5ufi5ren, 1T bis isst
nod ni5t besewseu.
Sine iuI5s 5sudsIsi, Elm ioi5' i5dnbli:
der 8etrus IdBt f6 nitt sntI6albissn.
9ier bic GbatiaGen.
Gin sepiBsr Hsns gilatts, Der In gas
nnba cine @pmnaiiaI 8iIoung erbaItsn
bate, fam mad ben wefIiden Staatsn,
unb, pon Der Rotb ssbrdnst. iuats unb err
belt sr bic !SofpitaIitdt i'm SoipitaIe Der
aIsriunsr griber in Chicago. Ra9 eint.
gen Wo3sn wurbe er nit @mpfsbIunsen
na9 benz college st. giateur in gOurs
boanuis, Rartafee, go. entIufsn. Oort
parb er Rod unb nadte baIb bic gesannts
itaft zines abgefausnen unb re,bsiratbetsn
Brisits,s gbiuiqui, Der i3 in Ter Ndbe
cine Yfarrsi ppn Abtrinuissn gsbiIbet
bate. gr i6lpB id linn on. Sm Sabre
1884 tam sr mad @reens gai, prebists IN
Der franFs0fi6sn Pres5pteriansr Stride
unb p.rtbeiIts gbiniqui'sr Erattdt5en untsr
bic fran5Ofideu RatboIitsn. @r bate iss
bod penis grioIs, unb i'm Iusuit purbs
er uIs prsstpterianii6sr 9rsbiser orcinitt.
Bah psrstD8erte er feline Gupeue unb Iub
i'm Sftcbcr Gbiniqai CUR @inweibuns bsrs
ielbsn Elm.
gaIb belt sr GOr!siunsen ssssn bic tas
tboIii5s Rir5e in 9rssn Ban, Sort
SOnarb, Warinette unb an anbsrsn Be.
naGbarten OFTEN. Damit i9eint ieine
9aufbaBn ais presbpteriansr Prebiser 3u
gnbs gesansen gu isin.
9as @erIdt petbrsitsts ii6, sr babe bic
Srribimsr tss Yrssbptsrianismus eiugss
le5sn unb isi uon Sii5of Sropu in Jono
I'll Soc in bic Ygotsitlnt : Spiltcpal Rirs
de oufssrOmmsn worbsn, wel9s i'm balo
Ourauf gum Diaton sepsibt babe, isoo6
ibm Die Ptislterpeibe inter benz 8orpanb
u%srwsiserte, er babe feline irausSfi9e De.
meiu6e In ieiner OiSceis. gilatte tonnts
MIR untsr btn iran,ofiden gelstsrn in Der
Rd5e atbtiten, unb 8if66f Bropn be:
ifinmte i'm fir bieie RtIfOn.
Beibe iabsu wobI Elm, baB giIatts bort
nt5ts ausri5teu tOane, peuu CT often ale
protefantii9 sep~iitopdliitsr Yrebissr aufs
trete. Bas belb!Oisa nun bic bsieen
Sdufte? sic fumsn ibsrein, Yilutts
fols H9 BON benz alttatboIi9sn 9iitof
SsrJOs tn Der Sawei5 jun PIister wsibsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-22

unb Sdante fir bas Osuti9tbum tn Wmss
rita beitsbt bariu. baB es 70 sdnslia per.
iubet, 10 isbr In bic Nbbdusistei. SsrasI's
seratben LIT, baB eS obne bieislbsn nitt
einmal Elm nationaIes Self fsiern fam.
Nuein 3wiiden benz Sreimaurertban uub
S%absntbum befebt cine 10 srcBs Iliiaitdt,
baB Re nit 0eidtisseit iiber aus llu.eridisbe
Der GaiIe uub Nationalitdt b~inueoiiebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-22
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ger3ei@niB b~etienisen lrrimSurs
ger IustieIer, wel6e auf Der Ya,iier
8eItausisauns Gus5eidnrrsen srbaIten
baben.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-29
VARIED SERVICES AT ASBURY PARK.

Asbury Park, July % (specaD. Although the day
promised to be a rainy one, the congregations were
large at all the churches here. Bishop cyrus d.
Foss of Philadelphia, preached in the morning at the
handsome new Methodist Episcopal Church at FIRST
and Grand ayes. and in the evening formally oed
Gated the edifce. The dedication sermon was
preached by the Rev. DR.. Hurourt, OF Ph'ladelpnia
several thousand dollars were raised at the service
The church is a handsome brick structure, seated
with plushcovered opera chairs. This church IS
one of the finest in the NewJersey Annual Confer
snce.
AT the Presbyterian Tabernacle, the Rev. Dr.
Hallifed of Newark, preached. The Rev. Dr. Frank
Chandler preached at the First Presbyterian Church.
and the Rev. Dr. f. c. Scudder preached at the Ke
formed Church. The Rev. NJ. J. Talon, of Paterson,
nrescbed at the Roman Catholic Church: tie Rev.
s. E. Young al the Westminster Presbyterian Chulch
Services conducted by the Rev Mr. Young were
held in the evening at the Fifthave pavilion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-29
TALKS and SERMONS AT OCEAN GROVE
TALKS AND SERMONS AT OCEAN GROVE.

TALKS AND SERMONS AT OCEAN GROVE.
Ocean Grove, ". j.. July 26 (SpeciaD-The holiness
meeting and young peoples meeting had good con-
gregations Mr. Yatman talked to the young people
on The Resurrection" DR.. Mnhall preached al the
auditorium from the words Looking for that blessed
hope and the glorious appearing of the God and Oh
our Lord Jesus Christi The Lord Jesus Christ dweit
personally on earth, He went up 10 heaven personally
He shall return to the earth personally Dr. nan
Ions Bible class in the Young Peoples Temple
was well attended, in spite OF the ram
There were nearly 1900 in attendance al the
Bible class The attendance in all departments was
nearly 1000. Mr.. Yatman conducted the business
mems meeting, with some 400 in attendance. Inc
usual meeting on the beach was held In the audi
sot1um The Rev. Dr. Morehead, Of Chic, pre-
sided.
This evening there many welknown minis
ters and laymcn present-the Rev. William IL.
Elliot of Philadelphia; tho Rev. DR.. J. L. Price, OF
Washington d. c.; the Rev. Henry Wheeler Oh
PHILADELPHIA; the Rev. Or. A. ]. Kynett, secretary
of the Church Extension Society; the Rev. Adam
wallace James L. Hayes, of Newark, and Mr. Sob,
native Of Corea There will be two more days OF
,nterdenorninatonal Bible readings. Dr. Munhail
tbe Rev Dr. Albert Erdman, the Rev william ~
Eriman and DR.. Morehead officiating. Inc eaa i
inrs are highly appreciated and enjoyed by DOM
ministers and people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-29
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore July o7.-coton nominal MIDI ing. ll,c.
Flour steady Wheat-Southern quiet and easier tUL:
s0GS7c Longberry, S2dSSc No. 2 sc steamer Soe
western steady No. Winter Red spot and july oo2c'
August and september, Siisc; December &C.
CCrn-SOuthern and firm; White 49doZG felo",
45F47c; Western steady Mixed, spot ana july So
August ABE; September 43tZ43tci sIaameI tUo'
0afs~Western White, firm. 33aSihc DO Mixe5 1F1o,
906 Ale RIVE firm; 50659c Hay-Ol1 nrm Prime 70
Choice Timothy s14 5JG Is rows ons du Bstef
steady; Western packed, 10G12c: Creamery LOG loz
Eggs unsettled: fresh. 12Ac. Petroleum s,IohRs ~
mel 713c Coffee nominal whisSey steady ,s 81 I no.
Feights TO Liverpool per steamer very quiet gain; "
buste AID Cork for orders July IS ga A oG Sh
lid Receipts-Flour, 1000 bbs wheat o6OVo I nus.
corn GO 600 bush: oats 11O0O bush shpments-h19gn
is 900 bbls. Saes-Wheat $4,000 bush; corn --'VV'
BUSH
Buffalo N Y. July o7.-Spring wheat dull weak am
lower: old No. 1 hard 81 23ia new do. 81 O32 No
Northern 9Sc. Winter wheat quiet but frn cholce 20
RED 95c on No red in store 9Oc 2OO Dusne
extra No. ral sold at sac; No red use; No whlle
Oregon $50 No white Michigan 81 Of on track r 1pfa
outlet 90 900 bushels No IN lots sod at ao2e'
5000 bushels No at 40e and 500 bgshelS, no yen aa
track No white, 3os4c; No. mixed 2e'sc In stora
Flour quiet and weak. Millfeed Quiet and unch,nged
Canal freights firm and unchanged Receipts; riour'
200 bbls corn 5000 bushels; oats $1,000 bushes
Shinmen-By canal-Whea 16 900 bushels; corr 100 V0y
bushels. oats 10 900 bushels rye 1000 bushels B'
rail-FIour Of 600 bbls wheat $1,000 bushels; cor1'
~ 600 bushels oats. IS, 900 bushels.
BOSTON Mass. July 27.-Markets unchange1: Reeepts
Flour 8 800 bbs 900 sacks corn, $4,000 bushels
oats. 3 600; shorts. So tons
A6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-29

T0ial years of 821 slao 4so7s9 mprs So 1o5oa

years s144 50 s21 s3o 40 $50 Imprts So 1o5,os2
Notwithstanding the fact that the value OF
merchandise imported within the last tweVe
ceding months and $500, 900 greater than in
the twelve months ended June 80, 1887, the value
of imported merchandise remaining IN bonded
warehouse on June 30 last was s2,6O0,O00 less
than on June 30, 1888, and only sl,70O,QOO
greater than on June 80, 1887. This shows that
the country'S capacity for consumption has kept
pace with the expansion of our imports as does
The large exports of gold during the last sx
months without effect on our money markets
show the ability of the country TO pay for what
il consumes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-29
A WEEK OF RU r
THE SITUATION IMPROVED.
THE NATIONS COMMERCE-TIlE FIRST NEI
FAVORABLE BALANCE IN THREE YEARS.
LII. O N


Tho prroou ~ Statistics of the foreign COM
merce Of the United States for the twelve months
ended June 30. which includes the movements OF
merchandise gold and silver, shows "a credit bal
ance n the country Of S64, 952, 1873, against u
debit balance for the preceding year of 4O,926,4lo
and n debit balance of s309,65s for the twelve
months ended June 80, 1887. For the month OF
.June last. the imports of merchandise wero
81 zoo. 600 less than for June, 1888, and the en-
norris were So 500. 600 greater. Hence an excess
Of merchandise imports for the month OF 81 =
ORG 932. against s1S,293,536 In June 1904
reduction in the excess of over S5,3OO,OOO The
snecie and bullion movement OF last June gives
an excess of exports Of sl9,2Sl, $50, against an
excess for June 1888, of s4,406,34l. Hence, the
net balance for the month of this year is
Sc 344 e9s TO the countrys credit, against debit
bolapce of s13.ss7I05 for June, 1888, and a
debit balance of 81 1894, Alb for June, ss7
For the year ended June 80, 1885, the imports
30 roroband,se were valued at SCI 200 900 greater
tb,p for .Iune 1888 But the exports of mer-
cbandise give a gain for the year of $4,000 900
Uonce ON the merchandise movements the i'm
ports exceed the exports only s2,725,6'7 against
an excess of 5000, 607 for the preceding year
The gold and silver movement however, Tor the
last year gives excess OF exports oil 9o'o
against an excess of imports OF sl2,V%5,ooS lor
the preceding year. Toward this change the
movements of silver contributed gain OF
SO, 600. 600 to the exports and gam oil
"a 900 600 TO the imports-a net gain to the eX-
cess of exports of So, 100000
For the six months ended June 30, the mer-
chandise movements give an excess OF imports oil
$50 $50, 656, against excess of SOL, 800 Tor
the corresponding period of sSS. The gold ana
silver movement gives an excess OF exports Oh
s47,oe7,672 against S17s27,322. The net BAL
ance, therefore, of the last SIX months Is an eN-
cess of exports of 1915, against an excess
of imports of s43,747,07S for the SIN months
ended June 80, 1883. The following tables give
the movements of June, and for the twelve months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-29
ro nrprAr A srccEssFrL EXCURSION.

The Brooklyn Chautauqua Assembly Is composed
of twenty-five circles Last year these circles com
bined and went on an excursion 10 Chautauqua. Tho
experiment was so successful ha' second venture VIII
he made on a larger scale, and on August special
train will leave Jersey City for Chautauqua by the
Eric Railroad The president of the association and
chairman of the Excursion Committee, Ernest =.
Brook says that many people are booked well in adj
vance Among those who are going Mr.. Mckee,
chairman of the Sunday school Union, Brooklyn; The
Rev DR. r. B. Hull and Miss Cornelia A. Teal, secre-
tary of the Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-29
1ou1svIIIE DEFEATS COLUMBUS.

Columbus Ohio. July 2S.-About 5000 persons VIII
rasse6 the game between Columbus and Louisville to-
dav Widner was at great disadvantage in not having
catcher to take his delivery and the visitors hit MS
delivery at will o'Connor. the only catcher who could
he used has hands and caught with great dmeuy
Louisville had clean lead, but In the last Coiumous
made five runs and teing the score The score
-
Columbus .......... 0 o l o-i4
louisville 2 U A-iA
Observation-Disclosures Il, Louisville 10 ErrorsI1oiun-
bus g. Louisville T. Pitchers-Widner ana hecAer'
Umpre-Hollapd
Philadelphia, July 2s.-The Athetlc-k Kansas 'iy sSno
scheduled for to-day was postponed account OF rain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-29

Tho Newark and ST. Louis teams played an exeit.
Ing game al Newark yesterday In the presence on
5000 spectators. The home team played In fine
FORM and defeated the ST. louis champions by the
appended
Newark .............0 N-3
81. Louis Bfowns...0 o q U o.
Basehts--Ncwark o. St. Louis ). Errois-Newark g.
St. Louis 2. PiteheTs-DComs and Ramsey Umpire
Nell
The Senator'S defeated by the OIympics at
Recreation Park yesterday by this score:
oNmpics .................l 0 o "A
Earned ruos-senstors l. olynplcs /. Basehits-
Senator'S g. Olympies g. ErfoTs-Sensors IL. Olympics
First base on errors1Senstors 8 oymLiss q On, Le 6
GeSsiy B. by williams z. Bases on bas-By Williams Q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-29
Exuuisite Cleanliness Guaranteed

on railway journey. With ARLEsIAN Oh anea s.e as
fresh from bath by thoroughly rubbing ~ into me
race nosrs and throat then removing with soit lowell
comfort and cleanliness are atalnabe water not re9u
site Sold at Dennngs stems Massey . a"u ieau'hs
druggists Wholesale at Crttenton's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-29
90 eoa. 500 80. $50. 400 44.175 300
Iecal-tendcrs .--...

Lceal-tenders .... 3oe29,soo ao'2So'4oo lilo aOO
Total rsrvc. sio7 ECO $3.50 a43 GOO s1ie'il4Soo
AGAINST deposts 7oso4 1875 1os2274o5 iOo,s25425
surplus - $50 G2s, 1875 s2T.1i6,175 SIOs9G15
Per cent Of deposits So'l9 oi''o ~
The following is Saturdays statement in detail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-29
THE GOLD MOVEMENTS.

In the five years ended June 30 last, the I'M
ports of gold aggregated sl44,564,s2l, and the
exports amounted to sl30,459,7s SO that not
withstanding the exports of the last SIX months
which exceeded the imports by 50 7,454, ZIG, the
net gain 10 the country in gold by the foreign
movements of five years is S5lO5,O3&. Inc Ioic
lowing table gives the imports and exports OF
each year from July !, 1854:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-29
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool July 81. . p. m.-Beef and Pork1Ho ders
oCer moderately Hams-Hoders offer freely; short GUY
moderately Cumberland cut about gS 70 30 n a. s0s ga
moderaely; prime city firm az o5s ID Turpenune-
Holders offer moderately Ro,inIHolders oner sPSng
Tard--Spot and futures-Hclders ofer 1eeiy Nheas
and four-Hdlders offer moderately CorIspot and tg
Holders offer mode ately Mixed western, july
steady AZ As ad August aud September steady az As 10
Uop2At Lonion-Paclhc Coast-Holders offer freely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-29

The bank exchanges at the New-York Clearing House
and the stocks sold the NewYork Stock Exchange of
the week OF three years compare as follows:
July 80, ~; July %. ,ss; July "a 20 80
No. SHARES sold 1430637 2G8,O06 1004, 062
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-29
A SCORE OF TWO TO ONE,
BROOKLYN DEFEATED BY CINCINNATI.

THE. GIANTS on THE SLIPPERY EDGE OF TO
BoGGAN oHUTE-NEED OF LIVELY
PLAYING.
splendidy contested game was played at Ridge
wood Park yesterday between the Brooklyn and Gin
cinnau teams. Brilliant plays were numerous and
the interest did not flag for instant. The Western
men won by spirited rally in the last half OF the
ninth inning, after playing eight innings without
run Collins and McPhee played a magnificent game
and Nicol also made remarkable running catch In
the eighth inning. Owing to the rain and the poor
prospects OF game the attendance was kept down 10
4944.
Both pitchers did excellent work. The home play
ers scored their in the sixth inning on hits
By Foutz and Burns and a Wild pitch. The Cincin-
natl men scored their two runs on hits by McPhee
and Carpenter, hit by pitcher sacrifice by Beard,
two stolen bases and an error by Corkhin. The
score was as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-29

The following were Saturdays quotations for un-
listed securities:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-29

Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing;
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0'''''' OATS NO. q OF,
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o'''''' '' MESS PORK. PER BBL- % ,ooo,
ssss:s B B$ s. E L $ & HH$55
LARD, PER 100 LBS. ao7,
S ss$i@aeor ':: g. ssss cir SI9s
SHORT RIBS. PER 100 LBS.
t Agsgss ::::..:.. $50 65is 54ia g
oc9sST quotations: were s45 a: follows. Flour negSssd
es sPns wheat oa 9sm aaj Ne 70 RYE Rye $50
as no@i39 81 I Esx f SsSd S e SS 81;
s07 Lard 100 ~ 70 I'D s sSSTs 01 bose'
ds5 - Short Clear sides boxed s. 75a$5 s765;
Whisky dsteFs' finished goods, per gallon 81 o-
sugar unchanged. poo.,nts shlpments
S 5Si Sg.Sss 1899 1899 1888 ESQ
On % 5gEs and aSSha9sG Sd Eggs
Cincinnati July s4 E RsFs freely 90 ESsS:
Saep arm MIXED ISa27e 81 Bye I fa nominal nominal
SSl. asis ' sa5d sn on
M Ss Bu r steady Sugar g ar%sT iS
sonS Sn son@o q 5q 20 Sacns t nRa
butchers 81 4ods4 , So ne 5 discount buying and
z s sS agSSt d ;saas %H's:
sSSe. oats quiet No. white Rye au SS
5s' % i Butter 9s q@che eR;
SPcS9nEa ioS Barley 300 shpmeats-Fou 1900
July N rs Ss q su Gh Sss
%ieas dun in gh, supply but @Gye slowly slow D snd
former rates barely mantaheI WhesI Iu',u VT" yes
Of options closed about "a 2c higher, but very niue
daS SS'iSi inquiry from @Ss Old No. u grain
depot ~ old No red IN grain seyatS G 9.S a n No.
rel in do Sac; No red IN DO so2e No Ied yGy:
6sobsr 5sSsSc Eon~F.r inquiry local s0osn@p:
ton and and prices ruled under aaIaa 4S
do track 459c No mixed July !4ettss AusS ss:
caot quiet but offerings moderate and prices II so lS st.
2ay rs sSc DO She srsn depot b..
steady No. Whit July s Sstf Apss' Batef dull
and IRREGULAR PENNSYLVANIA creamery fancy epnsyiysHs
dP ps prIs fAa dtGer articles ss uacSsSse RsSfp
Flour 3iO0 bbls wheat 10 300 bush an6 hush: corn
S 81 500 1851 sasS U Sns u soO
Louis, July 27our Ggiet and es sg2oS which de
pressed prices AaAc. There wac rs s6S nyesedsy No.
red was aa.6 july 7SS41c closed FAC Az
gust 7ieaI41.d 7sc closed 74Aaloc sspooa' clasI
sst closed 7l%s74Ic Dce ss,n No MSsd sssS
! 33Ae; August 82Ee; Scpfemoer $500 Sa. ,,ss
SSe bid 0sts nomnaIiy weak No ca s 2ss al p
July o2iac hid Aueust 297sc bid May zoec pti 49,
No , 4Sc Hay quiet unchanged bran dH' a. t tye.
sos % 70 reaned % rs chemical hari - so bytef
Key a o. Proycns eles, and Owes PORK Sr sli ~
s-Shoudsr IS longs sat ribs 20 eSsSS S sSss
ana s sS X ass As short clear ooasS So Hams
sI 25asS % Recepts0elenr 1000 700 eoo Nv Sss
Shpments~ Flour. 1000 bis T SS SSOoo ouSheas
Tceio July a7wheat weak lower easn new SIC
neenSer ssc Corn dun cash and July sse oats
a,c' cash o0Lc Glover seed dull; cash - 90 Octo'
her AZ Recepts-wheat SO 900 corn 5000 Ship
! ments-wReat. $4,000; corn l@oooi oats LOCO
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
Landau Tuy o. IL 40 y. m.-Canadan Pacific, ssh |;
r,,tc o. Mexican ordinary 55is NJ. Paul common.
! IN; NewYork Central, 1oss Reading. 2eS; money
The rate OF discount the open market for short bills
f. Ia nor cent aud three months bills la cent
| ionfon July 81 D. m-Pars advices quote per Gems
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-29

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-29
rrnorEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS,

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London. July 81. IL 30 p. m.Canadsn Pacific, 5shi
r,ie S0f. Mexican ordinary, 55s ST. Paul common.
IN; NewYork Central. ioss Reading. 2eA; money
The rate OF discount In the open market for short bills
Is Ia per cent and for three months bills Ia per cent
Ionfon July 81 m.Paris advices quote per cens
rentes az So francs Ooa eentines for the account