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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10
DISCUSSING SUNDAY OBSERVANCE.
MEETING OF LAW AND ORDER DELEGATES AT
OCEAN CDovr-DlBLE LESSONS.

OALAN GEON -DlDi%S i%h%'-N+'''
ocean Grove Aug. o SpeclaD.-The young peoples
meeting was largely attended. Mr.. Yatman's lesson
was on the parallels Of Lord. His worhors' train
ING class is growing in numbers. Mrs. Lucy Ryder
Nver gave lesson on the Holy Spirit Al her Bible
Institute.
The annual meeting o: the New-Jersey sabbath OBJ
servsnce Society presided over by the Rev Joseph
U. Knowles. of Newark Delegates were present
from number OF societies and law aud order leagues
The Rev. William p Corb OF New-fork, ohefed
prever. Dr. Robert II. Dogierty discussed the dc
morallzing effect Of the Sunday newspaper ana sun
day railroad trains. j. b. Richardson, of TRENTON
gave facts showing the obstacles In the way OF the
law aud order league of that city. A. r. Rowan OF
Trenton related his experience with tho grand jury
system which IS dominated by the saloon, ana SPOKE
Of the difficulties I'm the way OF securing indictments
or convictions with the most positive evidence. Inc
Pew A. J. Kynett spoke on tho effort now peihR
made 10 substitute the Continental sunday for the
American Christian Sabbath. The Rev 6. Il. snNder
and the Rev. william H. Browning discussed the saloon
conspiracy against Sunday laws. George May Powell
NJ Pbnadelphia spoke on The destructive Influence OF
the sunday newspaper. The Rev. L. A. terniey' o.
pbnadelpha spoke on the Indifference and the neon
slstcncy OF many Christians a. 10 the peHiS OF tne
sabbath Tonight addresses were made BY tho HcI'
Dr. A. J. Palmer Of Sew York; The rev Dr. fr"nN
Russell secretary of the Evangelical Alliance. and the
Rev. Dr. D. J. Cowlcs, Of brooklyn 4 losoluloh
was passed thanking such railroad corporations as
have decreased Sunday travel and service OF employees
commenting the efforts of laborng men to secure lof
themselves day Of rest, depiccatng the puuncd'on'
sale and reading of Sunday newspapers calling upon
ns American people u recognize the Divine authority
and The universal obligation OF the sabbath, commc"i
ing the American sabbath Union and rs publication
thanking the President of Tho United states ior r..
sr~rial order doing away with Sunday parad,s, anu
postmaster General Wanamaker for his spccia' ordcr
closing tho Department al Washington to all N'soiS
are employees and for refusing to establish any POST
Mrs Kent gave a reception to The Deaconesses'
organization this evening.
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WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Friday, Aug. 3D.. m.
Railroad earnings and current prospects are
gradually eXertng their legitimate influence at the
Stock Exchange The speculation as whole con-
unues dull, and, outside of a few special stocks,
the principal buying is for the I" short account
But il must be remembered that only short time
ago the principal selling was for the short ac-
count, and that those contracts come back to
market only slowly at material advances in prices
There has been some liquidation of the short"
account but it still is large and luctuates WITH
each days transactions To-day the " Big Fours'
took a rest and under some realizing by room
traders the common stock closed IA lower than
last evening. But the Chesapeake and OhioS were
strong all the way out at full advances. Lake
Erie and Western preferred continued active, and
with smaller sales than yesterday tabiished an
advance OF 90 per cent Atchson, Topeka and
Santa Fe came TO the front and sold up TO
50 Is but closed Mt 81 12, against 3 l-S yester-
DAY. Our General List shows the fluctuations
Of the whole market. and it Will be observed
that generally prices at the close were higher
than the opening or last nights hgurts. Inc
usual Fridays furry i'll money caused some real
ling, and ged some sales for the short
account, which was the occasion of the late
reaction which, however, did not go beyond
the limits OF natural and healthy reaction from
the midday bu0yancy
In The Trust securities Sugar was heavily sold
from ll3 j-S down TO 100 3-S, and the points
~ sell il for profit after il sold All III were
plenty and found followers. This to some extent
affected the other Trusts so that Lead, which
had sold at 90 IL to - I-2, declined to 20 "a,
and Cotton OIL which had sold at SO 5-sa53 7-S,
closed at % -. DstleTs and Cattle Feeders
Trust however, was strong AT 4ea46 IL:
The general market closed strong al the figures.
TIE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds we're d Ill AMI the quotations
were steady as follows.
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RnsrnN WOOL MARKET.

Boston Aug 9-Thc movement IN wool during the past
week has been connuc p pay 10 small oi. and be
total transactions all kinds foot M 1881 $40 N 4loO
N 0 Ausirsaa a: iO042 re- aut - O0j o. fol ish
pet wool brnR Included in the ~ s-H "a ehs ~, To- ~
Failure in the aut nnnliac urHf Elcfcsle nav hal
o.picssnc effect trad dufnt tnr p1- tfr diFs, thi
scarcely anything done bn j. B. though, ta ilS j.
the market dii.ilrS7 ruiz
steady. Emo washed ficece- moyo rl1wly an a ABOUT
ls, i0us prices OHIO sells 33c ~ ~ 81 40 ana
No, al Bee. MicmgaI j. 0acT'i 81 3-c' tn Dul rls
viii MOI paw over SIC. COmh.n1 ami dflane fleece
selling in small Lotto No. f0 ohio IN Jain" a. 3jc
and Michigan fine dsla.n' at 3i2a5c lnwasi"l c!m' ~
woods duii Ion quarter bpi ani "'c Ilr
thier.elghths booi Territory. IeNd9 ana California woods
are Qurl bu steady. Ea,ela OWspa WOOL ha. hfel s'4
lng az lSa25c a. T. quality, u puhi wool thels have
ieen super 3ba5r ai extra az 25a=Jc Foreign
wool o all kinds is strong ana Ia d mai1
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splte OF her pretidces she became one hersci, u;
Miss weiscr in February last became ne wiz ,, vi
Judge James Nixon Davis. Of Jersey Guy, pr
nounccd Methodist, of the old-fashoned type snu al
officer In ST. Pauls Church. Mrs. Davis expects 10
nursue hor evangelisHc work. and Is alirady maN'ne
eengaecmrnts for the coming fall and winter
Among the leading women evangensts Oh lWcn,A
wears ago was Laura 30 den, who has Deeh an annual
ysitor o Ocean Grove for about that lcngth OF ime
Miss Boyden a fnelOoldng woman WIN d Viuliu
complexion and blue eyes Her voice was Gea anu !
commanding She was brought up In inc hriofm'a
Church. but her mother aferward became Methou>t'
aura was born in Albany. Later on hoche,'er 1o.
cave the family home. In 1852 she came under
roIirio,s influences and devoted herself to an active
Christian life. Ten years ago she was married 10
Colonel c. A. Crane, of Jersey CltS'
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Harry Stikeman. who has been for several years
be second agent of the Bank of British Norm America
in This city has been promoted TO the vacancy causcu
by the recent death of Duncan - NaclaV'sh' INC
,noe,inc ~ the directors was held IN London on
I,Iv o. but official news OF the appointment was
not received until Yesterday. Mr. stikeman has been
in fine employ Of the bank for weniy-one wears ana
in one or another capacity has served IN every pfdhc
Of lanL.
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OIL MAEKTTS

oil City. Penn, Aus. 9-Nalionh TIa"st certificates
IL 0Jf he4rp'. - NN Lowest N's rlot"i a.
II oOS Sales $4,000 Dbl, c.earancc- l5i bbls char
bbr. Ann .., .
Itttsburg Pom. Aug. p.--i' trIeum 1ul ana heavy.
National Transit ccifHcats opcrd a. ~ COS closed at
Al COS hlghcft ~ o.. lowest 800.
BRADFORD Penn Aua 9.-Naiion5l Transit ccru6cae.
opened at 81 coz closed ~ II Cys highest - oO'i low
est, 999 clearance NSi 900 Dds
Tiusvle penn huc. 0.-NauonA Tianst COS tidclt's
ooct u 81 VQas highest 81 0J; lowest w.. closed
st 81 ooA.
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rrRnpEAN pRonuOE MARKrTs.

Liverpool. Aug. 8. 3 I5 p. m.Beef and pork In poor
demand Ham; IN peer p demand shSl, eH about "a q
cut about 2s 80 H. dun at 3s bid; short rib about
3 No. dull a. 35. sd long and shor. clear nhddes. about
30 No. dull a. 81 lonG clear mdics. about 10 N, duh
70 3D.: shoulders. about II 20 Is ~ duh 29s o.
heess in poor demand. Tallow I'm poor remand. Spirits
" turpendne In poor demand steady 3t,. on Rosin
In fair demand Lard-Spot and futures IN poor demand
rr.me western. spot, August September and October,
dull at 49,. 3D. Wheat in fair demand Flour in good
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COTTON MARKErs-ny TELEGRAPH

Liverpool, Aug 0. D. m.-COuon-The sales 0. Ne Al,
Included 800 bales American Fu closed our I'm,
steady. Amerean-Midi!ilg. low liing claase Ieega
delivery, 1854 sellers Angus AMI September Dc iy-v
g 1i-Gfd, sellers September a1i Oct Der die y
"a cid sellers Octobt and Noy nber a. very 5tsstd
sellers, November AMI - ccnber delivery ) S5G4d h,-
ersi December and Januar. delivery, 53i6L ehSs:
January and February delivery. 3 37.g4d sle,..
February ana March aelveFy 97e8d buyers sIfsassi
Galveston Aug 9.-Co,ton mammal; midding lie; Ia,
middling, lOhc good ordinary, 9iso aud gross y.
cepts 30, all new CROP sac3. . stock. 3i5. Weeky-
Net AMI gross receipt, lag exDort coaswise 49, 80
- Seyenty-lfee bales 81 new cotton wese reccTei s
week. making II ba. FOR this year.
Now0rleans Aug. 0.-Cotto1 steady nifdilnr lie:
low middng fO.c good Orilnary 94c: no. and Tross "a
eepts, sale, 100 stock. 565s. weesly-Set ana
gross RECEIPTS 263 export. 70 Great Britain. 283T; h
France 25i7; coastwise 800 sales $50. Corrections
Exports cOastwtse August shou have been 800 tales
Savannah, Aug 9.-COyon nOmipa. miifiing 10Sr.
low milling 97sc good ordinary 9isc net eips los
Including bale nov crop grOs lOS exports coastNs -
60 sales stock tcoritcte1 Lob Weoky-Net snI
gross receipts 100; exports cnastwie. pa ssles ~
COrfecuOaAdd b receipts sine September 100 baes
Norfolk Aug. 9-C0tton sseady mild ing 1ic net aas
receipts stock. $50. Wecky-Net and grOss
receipts 2 exports coa-tvlse le sales,
New York, Aug 9-Ihe following are he t)tai -.
cepts Of cotton at all points since September 1. I65S
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
United States Government and other deslrabs
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS
HARVEY FISK & SONS
Bankers. rs Nassau-st. New-Yofk.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Aug 9Cotton dull middling ifsa f &C.
Flour steady. Wheat-Southen quiet ana STEADY RUIZ
9Cao1c; Longberry slGeoc No. :, s1i2dott' steamer
sic; Western easy No. winter red spot So August
81 asked; September s2'c October, SIC asked De-
cembeF, S47saS5isc. Corn-Sodth,m quiet white aoG
ace yellow, 45d46c Western qgiet mixed pot AZ
August 432c bid; September, 434d432ci steamer 4O;
Oats-Old white wanted mixed IN TAR supply, o.gaIy
Western white 33035l2c do mixed, 29d3Qc; graded No
white, 95d3sc; do mixed, 29a29iec rye quiet 3Q@
Pro- dull l' Butler steady cicln5i, i5a5s
troeum dull; refined, 7.l5c. Coffee nominal. Other
articles unchanged. Freghts to Liverpool per steamer
quiet and firm grain per bushe ga 6o6 nominal Gork
5000 bushels corn 1000; Gats 6od V0o 6o Voo
Buffalo, Aug. 9.-wheat-Sprlng dun and weak old Nc;
[ hard al 20 new, 81 old No. Northern, 93c; No .
spring Soc winter scarce and firm sales. cars No. ?
rod, Sac; No. red extra, 79aslc; No red Old
ia 7se new do, 77d7oc on track no whit nsle
Corn Irregular sales. Is No. yellow. Al 2d4l9c;
32 900 bushels No. p 404 G40Ec; 5000 bushels No g.
els No. white in store sic 16 do on track 3l4
sales, cars old No. p acc car new az on track
Of Marln2 Bank. Flour outlet and weak Milfeed seaty
Canal freishs firm and unchanged. Receipts. Flour,
bills wheat 100 900 bushels; corn, 1920 rye
10000. Canal shIpmen s-Wheat 5000 bushels; corn
600; oats ID. 900 Railroad shlpmcnts-Flour $1,000
bbl@ wheat 10000 bushels com, 10000 oats. 1000
Chicago Aug 9The leading futures ranged as followsi
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demand. Corn--spot AMI futures in poor demand. NJ
Western spot duh sc s. -. August dul az r. l1eso
september AMI October de a. A. I'd. Hops At Lcdsa
London, August J.--Jn the Mncng Lane rrarse,. ~.
sugar Is hrmer o. advance OF "a on new er ~ ~, "
duiet, with limited sales. j. b0urbt 4s
prices Costa Iiea has advanced p, and RIO ~ N"
+ quiet China II firm black leaf adYsucei A.
Indian Is irregular for rates are asked fr e.
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90 i1bom IT nlan Concern.

Il STATE OF HENRY j. STOUT.-This es-
II tate will be distributed by the Orphans Court q
iuliadelpha County, ia october. 1883 among his nex,
OF kin. All persons who claim 10 be such Will pleas
furnish information of their relationships ant rights beio
the mtestae Jacob c. and Elizabeth Stout He lad
IoIN X McCU Roy Execntor. GO walnut.st. Phi.
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wheat so 900 bushels; com 20 900, oats lfolo
Chicago Aug 9The leading futures ranged as follows
Opening. Highest Lowest Closing
September .......-- 76s 7Gas IS 1Gs
December "a 80 80 -,
CORN NO. ..
$:s2;s c.: y; V, ST W. e:
5$ $.: == 81. 70: TO- #a>
MESS PORK. PER BBL.
S ScgsSs9 1883 iSss 1879 1873 1873 iSSS5
LARD. PER 100 LBS.
5S;Sss=9': -: &C. q: S6S $ g.
SHORT RIBS. PER 100 LBS.
Sc PPssgl !.:: ZEE ZEE 94!s 1':' So
NO. ch S5s %nss o9gs E SS a ad
72G71e; No Rcd. 76ss; No , Corn, 55'.e; NO. ,
Ss a. Flax No. SEED Hy saftS ia noay b
q ~ " od rGFt per s SS S o d S5.e L'd
S so Dry sailed Shoulders boYed q ssa$5 Sbog
52sG0d G FSSa es g,e Standard & A''
w Egss9si S s5,a:,. 1853 SSS 1898
Corn, bushels ...-.............-.36 l 600 2oo GOO
Oats bushels ..........-.S$G00o 1S3 oV9
he Produce Exchange today buttes 1aE:st
T1' ana % ff9SE Gfia aP g5d me-
NO G2ea A5 'E e1s5 9 %ne ,ssa s di@a
GqTn hrmi 81 = miAed 80 Sc, o4ts SGidy 80 30
G4e PORK o firm Eli new Lard ard acs ys %Si5 bg
sas c9 I G BIS sSsd good BASIS i Bar
Moss arm GOs sommOa and sSt IS 5as1 6s packing and
.en xesane bes1v 5oe so mo and p9
selling
Milwaukee. Aug. .o.-Floqr steady. Wheat steady
Tauh --.Lse Scr Lfe
Siaa27c oats dull No. White. SiG2j &C. Rye
ST f SS t2 a ff d&y 6 }S6 G s" ss5.5So
slo o. Lard Cash &c 40 sepem3or g 45 Bu'glcr
lsae' ches5o steady; Chcatars' sgs%c. iecePi,-
basos shpments-Tiour, 1906 barrels; Wheat, CjO
bushels; Barley, none.
grades except choice Old winters which we're and
m win good dnani Whc1 o 9u, AL fStGrs de-
Calots ruled steady, under fall demand = nll reehs
o DH G F ms ate" wa nGy a on eR 65e TO-
red in eN9or, eey9tG 3sc sea@er Ne rgd N r do
on track s5iec No rr1 IN export ce' 2,9r &c; 10
S.ds4iac November. ia $50 m very QUIT ic -
o. riot s ar % IN no@ sf Fn h abe W5
i've or export demand. No mixed, track and in a
mixed August, As',ailc; September 43' 49, October
4tGs4asc November; 44isa ia,c oas-N9rket Cor car.
cs4y held. No. mixed o., ungraiei white. 2sc !;
do. 8iaS+c. Futures dun ana barely c6 eis9dy no. No.
vhte August 800 esl'c sP,moer So%$ s,. o 0S
sviyana nrsts Ice. Potatoes dun and weak 20 &c
ncr bg skct other ant ces unha" gci Rct's-fl u,
1000 wheat. 42oo0 corn. 3 eco; oats. 1000 o ship
mens-Wh az, 1000; corn D'V'Ui oats l"vo' ~, .
~ Lo,,i4 Aug. 9.-F,our-Tralmc LIGHT. whoat-Thc
marRei vas again vey dg and npc'gauons confined WI;
! M a marrow range No > rel cash I3ic; Aueu-t ~ q
-3Nc closed 73Nc; sep.enber. 3Ag-4Is& cosd tssc
assei; December, 7G'so'1sc, closed &c a-krl May
| o3Ee: august aJhc closd 83Nc hid; October 33c,
fcr 1919 2Oc; MAY 92.a2ie; Apgus olerd NJ l9,c.
lev-Common iOc. Iay-Lower; prairie, 81 50GSS %
! ,imo,hv slOd7i3 90.
| ToIeAo ,uq 9-whcat easier; Gosh. ToAc: August
-eac septomher 7st,c; December S'lc Corn duh Caah
and August 9sc oats quiet cash 25c Clover seed dul,
'at.'e Or,ober 81 42L: November - IS. koceiuts-
| Wher ios0 900 bush-ls Corn. 5000 bushels; Oats.
| p 500 bushels Oats LOCO
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Ocean Steamers.

A ScHoEE E5SS AsI i s AP! Steamships n
From eF Fss E. x VA k5s. 5S !, Ls5y
EgT6sia Aug avg H. :? % M f TSosAss 81
GLAseoT y L6N6 ssdos ,5 Ss9@ 90,
frsyelleT cifcuSf Leters Of Credit and Drafts Tor ar
HENDHHR !So5N 'nRorHE.Rs BOWLING GREEN.
COAPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
TbGUE TRE I u k IlSs5 10 yi HAyE "
L. BKET6GNE, d. JOusselln SATURDAY. August 10 a
IA IA S6AMtNNSbffE Xus1 ~
A. FORGET. General Agent No. . Bowling Green
GUION LINE.
E6F SgEpEfS$fO& h% =, I i,
w1scoNsIT 1'e t1ei 90 Az n rue Ia GHg.1 ia
i.. 1dsus. 20 1870 n
Won AA9Sn u5. DAY SepSSr5er q Il a. n
AE daS9 H.,s $50 sSo second cso
GOV A. NJ. UNDERHiLL & CO. IS Broadway. NJ 2:
CUNARD LINE.
NEw.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN.
v,s ron Px f PRESS a. \ XIII sff sFEESSvicE
f fsis1', ~ ss1Ei,
ssS ssS and .oo isIRrni IL .Ss
seage tickets and from all part p Ep5 Ss az SS
ONCE : VERNON FER ii. BROWN Co. General Agents
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANY's
i LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHI no
GENITAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO
From New-York. pier foot Of Canal-st, NJ r.
For the Isthmus Of P3nama.
EEwPoRT salls s1tur1ay Agg Ut 10; no9a.
From Ban f F5an ehins aa s a japan S'A-A-A
CITY TT ST ''
eOmDony' 0A'e Oh '0f H. p'J BULLAY SaDe,S6eadsn.
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET co.
4 4 EXPRESS SERVICE between New-York; South
aupton .ondon) aud Hamburg, by the new twin sefes
steamers OF 10 coo tons and 1880 horse power
Mail steamer HAMMQN,ll A. s;32 a. q Angus. 10. %
REGULAR SERVICE to Plymouth G,ondonl. cAu
bourc PARIS ana Hamburg; alsg direct 10 Hamburg -
EOIHnla. > D. ~, Aug. 20. Rh8e'i14 D. n.. Aug -
First cabin $50 and upward Storage az low rates
s:eamers leave from Hamburg docks Hoooken' n; j.
S Ssy c. sCHURZ. Dir. c. B. RICHARD Co.
wy J. CoRrIS Mgr. 81 Broadway, ". 7.
CTATE LINE between New-York, Glasgow
rates to Liverpool, London, Dublin, &c.
STATE or GEORGIA Thursday, Angus 10; 10 A. N
sTATE OF NEBRASKA. THURSDAY. August %. .. n
Cabin passage s35 $50 according - Location Of sac
and from al parts Europe al lowest Ffem pie
foot OF Canal-st North River.
For freight and passage 8pply to -. 70 ny Ny
AUSTIN BALDWIN CO.. Gen. Agents, IS BY ~ l.
DED STAR LINE.
IA FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS. -
Sailing from NewYork AMI Antwerp WeehJ
PFNNLAN D.--......-...W "Wednesday. August u. a.
BFLGFNLAND ...-....... "Wednesday Angus 81 D. m
800 and up YARD Second Cabia SO. Excursion s7-
~ So, -. 1se a. 3,, .,s powlino Green
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Sterling was fairly steady, while francs were
weak. We revise quotations for business rs 1ol-
lows: Bankers bills at "a "a 7-s and 81 go .. IA
francs at 81 3-s and 81 Ia reichmarks at
"a rs and 95 IA, and guilders at is and
40 1-2.
clincd TO 90 and % l-s respectively for money
and account In the open marse' money was
ca SER ut . per cent between banker and at
2 j-s per cent for discount Of banker bills Bar
silver was steady at AZ lad. per ounce English
standard American railways opened buoyant
responsive to yesterdays late markets, and con-
quotations from New-YorI Az Paris French 3
per cents after an advance to $3.50. declined 10
81 O5, and sight exchange on London rose TO
1928 francs for sterling.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE.
yu-,., =, ,nn.. 1871 1877 is3 isl 1872 1872
sss sS SS :S ss 'sfsG2
'''l MILWAUKEE. LAKE SHORE AND WESTERN.
S S?@, s.: s %f q ,ss:ES s3 Fl
TOLEDO. ST LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY,
First Fl, wee IN Aug s 5si5s t5 a5s5i
''"' LONG ISLAND
Month 1 Ill., it 4s55s5 1883 i ss
OHIO SOUTHERN.
H$%$'' q az $' s$3 sssS9 aE5
rurcAcO BURLINGTON AND NORTHERN.
r. Month o. June 5000 e37 s174,oOi s141s6l
0 0roSs gS," .xnen;es ID 3s2 IA $50 1ol go
No, e,,nngs........ s5e255 s2)121 siosol
Jan, to June 30 81 90 os5 s-95 so1 1892 2e3
Operating expenses o1o,II0 49,,
Net for months. s33l,57o SSSol' IVA
DELAWARE AND HUDSON.
CyewYork Leased Lines)
(Onfclal to New-York state ComnissoprrnJ
Quarter ended June 80 ISIS. - 10 fc s59 IA
Gross earnings----- o!S,5s,o oSG nee
Operating expenses. lOoO'-oo irV'V
o..u,.n. x5oGI7l s5ss $50 Inc. $s2,417
net ea r. ahiEtIicnds 596oi7 6i2.N3 Inc 1920
noso,. s0o746 1913 SIS Dec s57,1Gl
IWpopTS or DRYGOODS AT NEW YORK.
For che week. sais1ss35 oos s29S2 q21 5000 2s2
Eh hr a. o inc is3402 30Oi2l6 295573
Since January l. .- q, 900 On, 81 ,2s oc2
Entered at the port. TO 49og9a o. 3giof 81 55C
Thrown on market ...1O 2oS.o90 oVV'V'lVi '''0''''
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARkEIS'
London Aug. o. D. mConsols % for T, money am ann
osis Tor the account; Atlantic and Great Mest Hso
mortgage trustees certificates. 3O4i Canauah- b1.
Gi4 Illinois Central 1909 Mexican ordinary o4i 81
Paul common. al Reading 81
pals advices quote per cent rentes tt 81 francs ID
centimes tho account and exchange on LohHoh al 20
francs % confines for checks. . , ,,,,
The amount bullion into the Bank Oh Ehglahd
on balance to-day Is $4,000. pounds
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tel1 n1anteo

w ANTED. --MAN-To. take the agency Of orr safes;
w Size 25XlSXiS inches, ight 500 n price
$50 other sizes IN proportion rare chance % create
mand never before supplied by other safe companies
we are not governed hy the SAT Pool
ALPINE SAFE CO.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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WHITE STAR LINE. ,rr,oo,

w HITE STAR LINE. ,,,rrpoor.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND IL iTEi s.rryhxEEs.
;csitlS 4 fk sui5sis o' Sep, Is noon
Ge,msnic H tgs % a M Gofm n SCOT %, m
Sfi, ann Seot T. p m Bann,e Oct II a. HI
iron, IVblte star Dock. foot OF West loth.se 80
.si.oni cabin on these steamer Saloon rates YSs
~ sSp"r aud location Of berth iAeafsloa nSAe's On
favoTslis tcrms storage. S-o company 0"ce' ""
81 Broadway. Nsw-f0fS- ). BRUCE IsMAy. Agent
NEW-YORK AND CUBA MAIL AL SIS IS. COM
~" psNV FOR CUBA AND MEN iCO.
From piers S 10 and H. l. r. every Wednesday A''
- VIZ NJ IETI Havana ant Sagua.. Sat Aug. 10
-, KS, "F Hav., Pr grcso. TuApan an .,
MANI ATTAIN Santiago lie Cuba ClcntuoCo Thur AUG Is
hLsamers marked DO not carry pnssengefs
Eer pastleulars freight OF passage apply To-
JAMES Z. WARD CO.. uS WnG
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Mnslcdl Instruments.


REMOVAL
WM kNAEE & 60,
have removed % their new varerooms
1lo FIFTH AVENUE,
2Oth-st.
A number Of slightly used grand upright and SQUARE
pianos Of our make which were specially selected and used
by the artists Of The Metropolitan Opera House Company
during the past opera seas0n be sold az liberal re-
duct!on from our regular prices,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10

SALES AT TIE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND pc.
1R0LEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
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TAPAN-CHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Steamers leave san francisco as follo"s'
,p,prc ...... %. ..... .Tnursdar, August q
OCEANIC via Honolulu. Tuesd1y, September 10.
.DAELIC .............S Sturdy. September %
pF,TGIC THURSDAY. October H.
supcrbly Appointed-Supenor Accommodations.
Reservations can made by letter telegraph to. AMI
cabin pans seen at 2S7 and $3.50 Broadway. NewiorA VI
Room "a Railroad Building Francisco.
LELAND STAMFORD. President
T. H. GOODMAN. General Passenger AgeE.
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Cash quotations follows Flour quet and 8, adv
73G77c; no. . Rcd, 76ies; No . Corn, 55a.e; No
S5GS4c No. Flax seed 81 g; Prime TmQI6y Sod
100 n SO 4odsO 422 Short Ribs side, GoOsel. IS 45G
IS 80 Dry Sailed shoulders boxed. - 81 2G$5 Shor.
finished goods per gallon II o. Sugars Cut Loaf 9+9
Ole: Granulated, Sac Standard "A.n SIC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10
OHARLESTON. S. c.. the South & Sonthwes.
I NMAN LINE L. S and Royal Mail steamers.
4 For nIrEI,s srnAyN ANn LIYEKPOOL.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIYEkPOOi+
From Pier As. foot OF ChrlstoDher-sI, New'iofN
CITY OF CHICAGO. Tuesday AuS' a. TX ~
CITY OF NETWORK. wednesday Aux - ~ y III
CITY OF BERLIN wemcsiag AusSss y 4, s., 10 So So
CITY OF PARIS "Wednesday. S'pemD,l ~ = %. n r.
CABIN PASS AGE, $50 and upwsi srrt t az 80
ard, s35 and SO prepaid sag % CIV PFTFR
WRIGHT e SONS. Gesersl Agents. D0"
GREEN. Y