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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
TR fNSATLANTTC TRAVELLERS.
SOME OF THE PEOPLE WHO SAILED FOR
EUROPE YESTERDAY.

A fair number of people sailed for Europe yeSter-
A.. considering the latesess Of tho season. On Ia
coscoone were Mrs Walter Beyfus Niscount L. gu
r,o,o,Ie French Army; Franklin Bartlett Dr. ).
porls Mrs Adelia NJ Burnett, H. c. Covert j. W.
c"l.,,na Mrs. Corning, W. NJ. Campbell
40 Rey Pedro Espinosa, Mrs. u. bcaoh
cant Miss Edith Grant W. F. jnes, MIS-
elias W, H. Hart, II. II. Hatfield, W. H. hoWS,u'
Mr. Howard, the Rev. Luig; kazen, MS h"Io'
inbourn. Mrs W. F. Lecch, f. W. Loch"uo"' IN
popc. dc leon, Lieutenant Commander w l. h"'U"'''
L. s. ". Count de sa'sac ana T. L. 4"1so' or.
m. Tmbra carried Sir Augustus ond Lazy
,,Iar,o,, MIS- W g. Abbey Mr.. and MRS. Charles H.
,uoo Mr. and Mrs +. Bianchi, Norman L. ba'eS'
A., uo.tic Z. Bates, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Bass
riggs. J. A. Body, Senator william T.
ChandIer Lloyd II. Chandler, George Elre- ~ aus
49, ravcett. Colonel Z. J. Fryer W!&m r. ilsAo'
wr and Mrs. David Glass, the Rev v OsVn w
and Mis-. walter >. hunt MIS- husH o. 49,, -
N,ontrnmcr, Hare, j. Montgomery Haro, H. d. anu
49, Tr,,I, Haley Dr. II. l. RardwIcke. tine Rev. WIN
taIn N ,sgeres. j. H. JeGeres, X. KaneAo Francis Le
,a"a M and Mrs f. Lawton, Miss Helen MOORE
Tbomas Maitland, John r. Macleod, DIR. f. L. NofoH'
Professor 5 Panareof, Mr.. and Mrs waller Fo"of' d.
william c. Perry. a. C. Tomphhs' ~,
Among the passengers on the Fulda were MISS
Io.Ie Cablc. A. y. Chaplin, II. Chaplin Mr'
and Mrs @. Carssen, Mr.. and Mrs. T. '"i"o''
Miss Mimic Evan, DR.. T. d. Finch Auoipn
Foster. Mr.. and Mrs H. Gessler Louis Ham, Mr 4"''
Mrs Frank Hanson, g. Jones Jon" ,ccandlish.
| James NJ Mc[inay, H. II, Rolhe DE- I dGnHhIi,ter
sraelley Henry sirasser, W. schaeier' l. Schiu''''
Some ne o. Of if Se Passengers on the Eiopa were
Senator Frank Hi;cock Of syracuse H. 70; Mscom
,iey: d. Baird, VI Wight NJ KIM RSi Mrs. Walton,
Miss Mcclellan, Miss NAY J. rarton a. J. siepnaHId1'
Mrs r. Mccoy, Miss NJ. II. Cray, Miss James Do'''''
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Leave Stations 1907 OF Desbrosses ana Cordandt Sta
a. M. Tho Nelebraled New-Y9rk and Chicago Limited.
eiusifciy Of Pu Imam Vestibue Dawlng and state
Room Sleeping Qnne E6sslH avon sp9 s Sd S
Chicago and Cincinnati ,,,n,,, vos,uo pa,lo, ard
Stepping Cars Dining Car o5 p 5d pA@ cu sa 4a iyi
IesS Gus J5, SSn lSE cSsso aad ToedS
ESQ NJ Meaen SpIs's "a, yi daily PE fS9 P gSsp
cbtS5s5s 6Gagnat ana 81 Louis. daily except sa'a''
r1 D Tn tq@an and Sei TdsaS s aa
For WiiansPors Loc1 llGyen 200 a. M SVg p ~
T FIRE yi He and nd lhe oil Regions.
For Lebanon 700 S;eo M and II I5 night tgS0,
roe 90 ii zoo a. No. 90 90 and 80 sundays.
Is 10 and 10 20 a. H.. and . 90 =. m ,r..,,,,,
Bam9 N Pullman eaa s' psfo Cars d eaceps
SUNDAY 10 XII t a. bnss tap st 10 D. H., arrive
waa-b qS ~ D. M regular express l5 30
500 80 NJ 100 100, 80 80 a1d o ;S3
~ 80, 80 ana 100 10 and 1 ~ 10 so5 Ps s5.
t2nati. seerels Dining Car and Coaches through.
For &ldSe wv 1co Ghoqs6 10 Can p, and 1872 20 p m
For Lans ranch Point Pleasant a9d pterTsdate station.
9g Wy aga 1S Io s3 Eel Carlos so no 6asa5a
50 a9d 100 20 NOT TO-, on AZ su &5yy fs ei'
and Norfolk Kalll9sl 20 D. M daily; vita Baltimore
Boats q Bo7r connect with all th SSHa,
FOX faii' al pLFSiR Express Trains York
Via Desbrosses Cortlan1t Streets ferIl as qllows'
{5 $50 o 90 70 o5 g SafI is,ita Iimi sai
we Y 30 P9nsGe5s 70 '9a oo 10 SesS66.0s
yV 9og on II 10 a. M {:4G AID 90 D. N:
saadays EXpr5ss, 700, 10 100 g Limltedl and *
y. m so go. 4 30 100, $50, 90 and ZOO
D. H. and i2 Is night, Accommo ia,!oni 100 N.
ard ii 10 m. p r. a9d 70 m and
Ticket ofices Mo-. l. 1875, $40 and 0i4 Broadway;
stor House and foot Of Desbos-es and Corandt sts
4 Court. H. and Brooklyn Annex station foot OF Full.
ton.st brooklyn 70 lIut.on-sL, Hoboken Stat,on.
Jersey Cl.y: Fmlgfant Ticket ONCE. Castle Garden.
The New.Yor Transfer Company will call for and checs
CffkS r PIiCiII J. Il wOOB
General Manager. General Pass'r Agenh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
REVISING THE RE.ENROLLMEYT.

The Committee charged with the Republican r.
enrolment IN the VIII Assembly District, Henry Kropf
iIoFy C. Perley, George W. Wanlnakcr william II.
Huber and william Johnston. IT,, are stli at work
diligently scanning the rolls and trying TO ind ont
how many of the wouIdbe members Of the oigaAiza-
ton who succeeded during the three evenings when
the books were omen AZ No. I23 West Housion-st. In
writing their names down as true and genuine Re-
p1bAeans are entitled to stay upon the rolls. The
facts
VI The 755 names enrolled IL has been found that
iorp-hVe who declared that they had voica ior
iio1'eht Harrison last November and promised iaih
iuis mat they would hola fellowship with no other
1 p,e& Organization are now members OF the Tam
M gis, nal General Committee. over 200 diners
"sisIered from lodgag houses
cororo,,t ahmaher, who has given the work OF The
conamsasss Close personal attention. said yesterday
~ ssn,ng upon these facts :" The roll when we
- sa'Sugh with 1t, Will DO revised down to about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
4 SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITION ExPECTED'
PREPARATIONS FOR THE AMERICAN INsTI.
TUTE FAIR.

TUTE FAIR.
The American Institute Fair which viii omen az the
Exhibition Building, ir Thtd-ave. on Wednesday
October . Will be the lfy-eighth in the history Of
the Institute. Preparations are in progress behind
the closed doors Of the Institute Hall and tho
hbitors who Sre tosshow their inventions and the
products OF their industry rapidly engaging their
spaces at the Office OF the Institute, at Clinton Hall
There viii be important changes in the interior
OF the building this year, the iIgress and egress Of
visitors being considered and the arraZ cement Of
hbits viii DO with an eye 10 beauty as well to
convenience. Charles Wager Hun. the general super
mtendent, Is buS, man. and his methods Of dispatch
Ing business are prompt and energetic He was behind
desk PILED Sith papers yesterday when rep
resentstive Of rhe Tribune asked him about the forth
coming fair.
We open on October 90 said he. "and we shall
close the exhibition Saturday, November 30 Last
year we ran along into December and some of the
exhibitors, in fact ALL petitioned the manager 10 pro-
long the time. But our usual eight weeks ana q
half is time enough. The rate CT admission Will be
the same as last year, 2J cents and as the Increase
IN attendance shown I'm the last exhibition was over
100 per cent, that movement was decided success
The fair last year nearly In complete order wi a,
We opened, and the penalty Of forfeiture Ct spsoo
II an exhibit was not ready may be taken ~ t,,e
reason. This rule will be even mor, rfc div ento,.od
THIS year, and it is just rule as the number Of
plications for space possibly forfeited ls,t wear us
large. We are gong snead finely and ivdS,n@ ~, -
what know about the Intending exGibt6rs and bcen
who have secured space, the show We shall maize "a N
be worth sceng.'
and nearly all the space IN Machinery Hall has been
taken The main floor viii be handsomely decors toJ
liver goods under certain restrictions and The nm,
Der Of art exhibits promises 70 be varied and large
All the general features OF the Institute exhibitions
viii be maintained and the usual concerts given,
afternoon and evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
THE POSTMASTER BACK AFrEB 4 VACATION

Postmaster Van Colt returned 10 the CITY yesN'uI'
nom short vacation, made necessary by Illness, "
had a severe attack OF cholera morbui, cOWpllca."
with other troubles and was much reduced In weight
before be left the city He gained five pouhus ~
weight at West Point and says that he now ID sVo
health. he Is preparing open new slbstauons io'
the sale OF stamps In various parts OF the clty 4,
lie and the other officials at the pOstihce arc III
terestcd IN watching the workings Of new machii,o
for stamping letters, which has been trial there -
works rapidly, stamping eight times many IetfIs
rs one man could formerly stamp In the same unIo,
II stamps long lines the envelope SO that seVerh
stamps will be marked at the same time IN the case
OF heavy letters. The machine has not yet been sp
proved by tho Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01

At the regular noon opening of bend offerings
to the Treasury, only Ss2,25O Is nj rs anu
ST., $50 lbs at 06 rs, were IN the llst. our
Washington dispatches will tell the amount OF tie
In the State issues, North Carolina special tax
sold at and Tennessee settlement IS ~ - IL.
OF city bank stocks, Fourth National sold 90 a,
60 IL, Irving (20l at 1S5, and Western Nadon"l
QO) at 81 l-2.
The general bond market was fairly active and
strong Chesapeake and Ohio consOl 5s sold up
70 l03 IA Rock Island 5s were firm NJ i05 D.
Denver and Rio Grande Western first receipts
rose to 3d. The features of the MARKET however;
was the issues Of Columbus, Hooking Nhjiy anu
Toledo President Shaw and his board Of directors
placed their resignation in the hands OF the s'c'N-
holders committee, and because 81 th1t'
The 5s sold from 60 mp 70 20; ana ne 3S
from 80 10 62. Reference Is made TO o"' ''"
report of bond sales. ,-.. 100. .,
AS usual on Saturday the money market was y
nominal affair; money was oiIesed at . per crh'.
The Sub Treasury was debtor at the clear nS
House 50, 947,45l. ....,....
TREASURY STATEMENTS.
The customs receipts reported Mt washington
to-day were ssh s4js, and the internal revenue
recei1ts were si0l131. The United States IIca'-
ury received 81 $780, ana CO.. ip pr, Ine n TG
The limited States Treasury now nous Slf0i-
to5 700 United States bonds TO secure NauoihI
bank circulation as follows: ....
rnur ahu onetn'" p' WV 1O2 81 G.05O
Bonds deposited for circulation during ne week,
1924. 1900: bonds Withdrawn. sll 1000 N'Ilolu'
bank note circulation outStandng-culrencyh T. 5,
s2O5.6424s9: gold notes el546i2; against
which Is held the sum Of S13,3O2 40 legal i"oh}
As we supposed yesterday. late quotatioh- ron
London for British consols were mixed IrFrr,
thclcss. they are firm at 81 BIG for money ana
o. IL s for account In the open market moHtl
between bankers ruled at , - per cent, ana "a
rs rer cent for discount of bankers bil' lar
silver was i Cd lower at . I'D. Per ounce Eng
Tsh standard. Ameucan railways generally opehcu
bnov9nt. and in the two hours OF business ms ,
tnrfber advances At Paris French per cents
ruled steady at 55.50'
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NEW-lOl.h
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDIsE At NEWYoRN..
For the week ISL .ohsf.ox a. 49, = 50
CENT merchandise. 5l32,3S7 57lof'o ''o'2'D-o
Total for the week s77G1827 fstS72ci ssIo;tl2os y
Previously reported. 311 $1,000 5O7e SD % o''i'
Total since Jan 1s3s9 42 $50 1917 4ltogi 'o-'''
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT NEW-YO1'h'
For the week 1900. S27l9CG3 +taag; -7i3I'i91
pPevI@gsiy reported 70 l274T3 5i'o'c3 ''l97,'l4
Total since Jnn l. s1ls47l3G s5.j53t31 s15l9'' -
EXPORTS OF SPECIE FROM NL"-fohA.
For the yeok. s370977 s5aioso ~ ,l6 ~
prsyiously reported. 13O7G,ta)' 26"as''o ~ -
Total since Jan. l. si3447. SCI s2Ct42o.o sGol0oass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
CENTRAL
~ AND
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
THE GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
selected by the Government a, thr
ROUTE or THE FAST MALL
THIS IS ALSO THE NIAGARA FALLS NDUIE.
AHRINE AND DEHANL INOM

ROUTE or THE FAST MAI.
THrs IS Also TIE NIAGAARRAn FAILS r E RRoT
ALL rI GkHSb SEGa aNTRH Il STATION, '.
m ar r ana En ns dsa9 a sa9 City
on AND AFTER sEITEMBER, IS lS -, ,o,.
IS D. m Rochester Express Wagner drawlnS-room cars
Mo SSS SPECIAL eel wasae !8
Iuio1 Railroad and New-York to ST. Adams via Central
yrW 2S2 Nj RNb PAcH3cSG o SH HfiHGTED so@sd
cusycly Of buffet smo9geSF 1 qhinsST RocRes
ana eS sgPio9 Nasa iS FSs Erie Cleveland Toledo S.
a. n.y. St. Louis 40 D. NJ next day Connects a. Give.
3nd S N9 S wtb dawSeroom err for Cocpertown Ee
ant fepasite2TS now ,I In Ndgas Fans To-
rono Cleveland Cincinnati indianapolis; Detroit S.li
16oaanaacGa and RochesteT Wagner dnlnscar Now
til as a. Western NewYoTBB i And NqT6GFIn E3
PRES for saratoga l3se Geot davngroo car New.
York to saratoga and CadwS LAX e2 W3a1cr drawing
room .s eorg p 20 m Saratoga s5i'' and ff tca
80 Ri NoG 70 amS md S lteTcSlto
points on Ftchburq Railroad. Wagner dfaWihs-foom
car tS G' Fast cSeSeo Cincinnati and S. Loqs FIX
pf,ts ior 'SSeScl,na Cinclnnati indianapolis 81:
Louis Detroit and Chicago, with Wagner ''7uoulea
G D. % lTnonssnt Island and Adirondack e., ETnf ss
wagner ,ingnPar jsenngear New.Yor 10 Paul Smiths,
via Utica ana Northern Adirondack Railroad da"y cS'
V 55 NJ canaadasu Aeeormo1agIiogg ,c %osnt t5
Ggg914iina TSroGsR siccp6q.coT New-Yorl to Canaan
faleua on tho : 30 D. ~. train , $500, c..,. ,,,,
y 80 p. M. Montreal. Alirondack ard Canal" ,qa
Exute.s Wagner seepnecars daily to MOTH SIrgN' wa
tnrt,ra and Adirondack Railroad, also % ats1ur- con
,c. me m plattsburg with paror ear or sarac l-lis
Alfrondact points. Wagner sle'nin--ctis
Gq.ly To- Montreal VIA Rou-t, Point and VIA T. A.ahS'
ana m syracuse and CanancGlcu1 daily, except SunjaN
. p. m. Special Mail Lmit,d arrive q, h2chy'V''
a. m BuT1O 80 a. and ClolcL3nd -" p l.,
40 ~ m Fas Night Express for Rochester BuHa.o
NIAGARA FALL, TORONTO Cleveland CINCINNATI Indianapol.
foris CHICAGO with wagner Sleeping cars
SiccUinc.cars to Canau1aigua SUNDAYS only; .-,,
midnight for Saratoga, Adrondack~ and Ihou ana
Islands No connection WIN train l2Din- Satenl1 ,
Wagner slecpng-Cars e. Al91nX Cehhec1s at Al"d"J
With trains for tho North and West = -
Tickets and space r. dlowin2 room and on
n park Place battery Pacs cS WeI i25t, nd 7 79od
Fnlton ST.. and 29S Bcdl9rtayc., 7. D.. Bfookyn. ., -
Westcotss Express calls Tor and checks baggage rom
''EtRI run U daily; others dolly except Sunday Stop at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. C. &

INVEST SHORE RAlLkOAD' n. !. y; %
w "A r. II. r. CO.. Lcssee.-Iians leave West f2t,st
staon NewoiS. follows. and twenty minutes earlier
from foot OF Jey.sL. n 4 cheap DctoiS London
: I5 - rs D. ~ Toronto 70 :55 IS :s;lb N.
eu.e UtieS ara braena n;eeda's stsaon', rs ,9ss
o,,Vn'' Kings,on sluecftss CatsSlll Albany. Si5
ll33n NJ fNcwba'g ii6;5 a. ~ rs. rs. S;SS, g q.
ii "a y d. ~ IlasestIaw, .2J o. ~, 40, i5 D.. M
Saritogt Special al II 30 a. NJ - 3fS D. M Drawing
,ir, lhroush saratoga. Lake George II 80
room cars Caldwell saturdays only. ts 3i5
m Lake. NohoDk ani Minnewaska, via New Paltz,
i OK fs1 II 100 ~ M, 1 D. saturtaYs only; 90 3A5
M Drawing Room Cars 20 Kingston on =, ta) II 80
4 M 1sl as D. I'D. trains Kaaterskill Hnntsr Grand
iioIei saton. snd Phoenei2 SllS & sn II 80 mi
p $5 m Rrn" HSG1 Sa5i e Sr1 1j
Mountain House on p lal a. 30 a. n aaa s. IS
Eatio,. SI5 is. Q. ia II 80 a. NJ, ~ 9A5 D. N.
DTsng Room Cars TO Cagskll ,a) II 30 m. ana ~
s:45 o. m. trains Elegant Sleeping Cars for Buffalo,
Magma Falls Toronto Detroit Chicago and ST. Louis
DAILY. tDaiy cxeapt saturdays Other tralns
civ r. r. r. station all 90 a m. g 80 D. m. IIoh0Sen
Nest Shore station all 30 q. SO 80 p. For tick.
ete tm table,. information apply % onces Brookyn--
39 Washing ZIONIST, T2d Fulton st. Annex Once %
Tulton,st New-Yo'k city3Tf 500, Ts5 ard 9t2 Bfoaf
way 1917 Blwery IL Park Place vs. West l2Sh.s;. ani
West stations foot OF West ioi-s and foot on Jay.
st. n r. westcors Express call. for and checks bag.
GAGE from hotels AMI resdenecs. c. r. LAMBERT Ca.
eral Passenger Agent. Vanderbilt ave-. N. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01

District Committee TO complete It's work so that the
primary elections In both districts can be called az
the saino time II there IS much delay, however.
about the With we will 90 and have the VIII
elect IFS officers on the day the County Commit
tee designates for the general primaries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
Railroads.

\ LW-YOBK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL;
~ ROG AID FOR RED BANK. LONG BRANCH, OCEAN
IKOVE AND ASBI~fY PARK, OCEAN BEACH,
SPRING LAKE AND POINT PLEASANT.
Time table ia effect July /, 1889 Trans leaLe New:
York foot CorGandt and Dcsbrosses ss 49, 10 10
M 10 noOn 80 10 express :lO express SAtepg
Red Bank A: 20 express, $40, 700 p IN Sundays
sog 40 fooe Of ISe gg 90 s5 30 II Is a. M
80 ? 30 $3.50 express, 100, 80 WNpIessk 80
(cxpresS 40 y. Sundays, 900 q. H. 4 90 p M
Sunday trains do not stop at Ocean Grove and AsOuy
Park.
RUFUS BLODGETT J. r. WOOD, p
Superintendent Gen'l Pass. Agent Penn, 4 r.
H. p. BALDWIN Gen'l Pass. Agent c. X. IL Oh n. j.
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STOCKS STRONG AND HIGH,
IMPROVING PROSPECTS.
RESPONDING SLOWLY AND NATURALLY TO
EXISTING CONDITIONS.

SALES AT TIE STOCK Observation-Disclosures 81.
BONDS IND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
- East Express Trains via PHILADELPHIA 70
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON,

EALIIMOkE. WASIINGION,
PTuiffffMilAN 'crAR 1SiFR!VliIcF on AL Trains.
Leave NTW.YORK. foot Of Liberty-st; az follows;
For CHICAGO. 3:t5 p m. - 100 m1nght "A -
ToF CINCINNATI 81. louis s 80 a: n 3 100 P; "A
A. M 80 d. H. . 20 y. NJ rs D. ", 300 D. ~.
- 90 midnight sunday 80 4. M, 80. 2'So. Sla
N trains stop a. CheseF aud Wilmington except 3iS
q. D., c.. a.u -, N
Ticket Onces. 81 26i. 4l5 ana hiaV n'o'i"''' " ~
Nc,yosk TfansfeF Company Will call for and cheek
oasgaggs nnn nr n'''' % CHAS o. sCULL,
- c.no.oi MANAGE, GeD'l Pass. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
TIE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday, Aug. 3l-p. IN.
by the operations OF the New-YorS Sub-Iranslry
in the week ended last evening, which included the
receipt Of S2,234, 900 for exchange on other Sub
treasures, and the payment Of Si4, 60, Cos for
purchased bonds, the New-YorE banks gained Sill
43Oo62 cash. The payments for bonds were
principally made on Thursday and Friday, so that
the sum of 100000 Of the gain from that
source counts in to-day's bank statement OK
averages for only about s2,6OO,0OO. To-day's
weekly bank statement of averages reports a gain
of only S1,590300 cash. Following our estimate
of a week ago, that the banks then held 81, 900
more cash than the sum OF averages OF that week.
to-dly's statement indicates that Treasury absorb
uon and the interior movements till Thursday
gave an average against the banks OF abCat
s2,OOO,0O0, and that the actual cash holdin4s at
The close of business yesterday were over 100000
more than the average for the week. contraction
OF 1924 200 in loans is partially due to pay heht
oil loans on Government bonds which have been
solq to the Treasury. The reported decline II ae-
poslts-SJ, 30i ,700-is 81 100000 smaller decline
than the other changes call for. The statement re-
suits in gain 10 the surplus reserve OF S2,43o,-
30, ana leaves II at 04,915, against u .
3O6,623 September l, 1855: S5,2l2,6Z5 September
3, 1887, and s6,92O,425 September A, 1886.
The following the comparative statements Of August
"a and August 81.
August %. August 81. Differences.
specie ........ G7GO5 800 90 $4,000 Inc. H. $500
Lcsal-tcnders 40. $4,000 40,0G1s00 Dec o0!@0Q
Deposit, AZ, 1fOOO 4l9.S.0,dOO - c. 30 ~
Circulation S,s7O2OO 3923,5OO Inc. $1,000
Tho following shows the relation between the total re-
and the total deposits the respective dates
Specie ..... s67 sos 500 800 293 600 Inc. slGSI50O
Lesal-tenders 4o159ooO 4o.ot1soo Dec ZOO
Total reserve slO1 500 100 a54,sco Inc s,5ooaoO
as'st deposits. 1o5ess5oo 1oislo,s25 Dec. slso75
Surplus ....... So 0J6OOO sl5O4.975 Inc. s9,43So75
The Clearing House statement is as follows
For to-day Exchanges 1874 ,485,670 balances,
SG,O00,956. For the week: Exchanges, St26,-
1891 63; balances, S37,l 1912.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
To-day's stock market only continued
reflection of the daily improving prospects for gem
cral business that Of railroads in particular. There
is still no bulling' of the markets; IL is simply
and partially and slowly responding to conditions
that exist. IL advances upon any order to blY,
and when these orders have been executed the
bearish sentiment of the room traders causes an
iniinitcsimal reaction Thai has been the course
Of the market since Tuesday, and il was SO To-
day. Some unreasonable disappointment that
the bank statement failed to reflect the large nay
mens for bonds caused some realizing sales in the
last fifteen minutes and renewed selling for the
account. Yet the market closed strong a. near
the highest figures.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were no transactions i'm Government
bonds, 50 quotations were advanced TO Govern
nfr,,pa and o1c ac fol lo4t-S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
STEAMBOATS,.
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.


Il ,,,v N,opt- 10y ''' AZ ALBANY.
DAILY eNcept Sunlay|. 81,
cave BROOKLYN. Fultui-st lJy AnncAl-.o w A. ~
,I.W. YORK. Ne-try-st. ~
West 221-st ilcr-.;..-..' 90 ,.. ~.
Albany. LANDING AunEcr-, West FONT Ne"" ~
|erpsc Rhincbcck. Catskill and Hudson 47'uH
no leave Albany 2 80 q.
.'7' CONNECTIONS: . inner, =,
WEST POINT. EEWBUEG, and POI-.-iI"lt
,tlfl, down Day Boat. $1,000, -, u -
RHINFBEtK lbv fcrryl, win JlstcI WlA H''' ~ -
for Irsprts Of the Caskills go, -. u Z,
ALBANY with trains f1r Niagara Fails bn, t ~ any
Wss. Boston and the East Montreal an ~ ~ ''" "
II FCfA TRAINS TO AND FROM sAkAIouA ho.u
- Toe New. Yofk Transfer CO. VIII call FOR anu eheeA
torgage from hotels and residences
\ due BAND attached u each Steamer.
~ ORWlCH LlNE.-For Boston, Mofcester
~ Sew London NorSieh Watch . nv Whii n'' Moun,ans
All points North and Eat Steamers eayg IKE su ot
ssnuiber, N r. foot Watts-st. next pier glonno Is
hrossss ST. Ferry daily sundays excepted ~ ~ IN ~,
Rooms secured at pIlncipi l'-l
~ ~ v ana Drookivn ComDany's once 3i1 BroalWly
IN =. I,rr Az n n Westcott's Express VIII call Tor
~ ehaet haggage from hotels and residences.
@i4 S"'N GEO. W. BRADY. Agens'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
FOR THE BERKSUIRT HILLS.

FAST PITTsFIFLD AND NORTH ADANS StIt
CTAiS with elegant Wagner DfaWingroom cars, ulor@h
10 Pt5burg without change. ieaye Grant Ce. s Sl'i2n'
Ma Harlem Division daily. except NunlaYs ~ 10 80 a. H.
"a '8.fO - m Fast time superior 'crlicr
IOtfN a. TOIrCEV GEORGE n DANIELS,
~ -,,--,a NI'INrinfondant tian'l Pass A. nj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-01
RAILROAD,
TRAINS FOR TIE WEST,

4 THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMEKlCA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUF BY THE o.,.x
OVERLOOKING SWITCH AND BLOCK SlGNAL
SYSTEM