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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-15
100000
East Tennessee, Virginia
& Georgia Railway Co.'S
IMPROVEMENT AND EQUIPMENT MORTGAGE
5 Per Cent. Gold Bonds
OF 1888.
COUPON OR REGISTERED BONDS.
Interest Payable March and September.
OF 1888.

The total issue OF Bonds, which are Second Mort
cage ON the entire property Of the Company Is limited In
he aggregate to the 90 900 0o0 being at the rate
~ less than So 900 per mile, and duly authorized by
the Stockholders at meeting held in Knoxville October
ia 1855 Including the Bonds now onered Tor sale there
are So 100000 only outstanding
The proceeds applied to the purchase OF additional
eoupment and the general improvement and retirement
of the property Further amounts OF the Bonds can only
no issued from time 10 Time meet such requirements
unon the certificates Of Companys officers and after
annroyal by the Board Of Directors in conformity with The
carefully guar OF the Mortgage. which has been
examined and approved by our counsel
As shown by the Annual Reports OF the Company Tor he
two fiscal years ending OF June 1888 the Company
IN addition TO meeting all its fixed charges tincluding
Taxes Insurance &C., &C., than earned the dividends
that were paid 81 900 OF First Preferred stock
belnr per cent for 1887 and per cent for 1883 The
gross earnings the year ending June 80 1889 are
as so2 u.s. as compared with s54936 for the preceding
year. . 49, -. -,
Application has been made to aid this $500 600 To the
40 500 900 OF the Bonds already listed at the NewYork
stock Exchange and similar application Will be made 10
the London Stock Exchange.
We offer the bonds sale at 93 - cent and ac
crued interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-15
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool July 13. 10 80 p motion quiet with
limited Inquiry; American Ml1dins, 8 Silod Sales
cclpis 600 bales Including 500 bales American Flu
lures dull decline; American Mdding low middlng
delivery o64d July and August delivery.
2-0ld August and September delivery, Oh September
October delivery 45-6id; October and November
delivery, 30-6id September delivery. 3D.
Galveston. July 13-Cotton quiet; midding, 10 7-So
low .mdiiing 10 1-4c good ordinary l-2c; net and
gross receipts. none stock. 22l- am
Norfolk July 13.-CottOn steady mlddling, lie; net
and gross receipts .; stock 524.
savannah, July 13-Cotton quiet and frmi mlddling,
-middIing 7-Sc good ordinary, 1-Sc net
receipts exports coastwse, 10; stock, LAO.
New Orleans July l3.-COttOn steady quotations TO-
vscd mldtlng, lie lowmiddiing. 10 9sc good ordin.
and receipts, 3; exports ~ the
continent, 10l sales. 325 stock, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-15
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

LONDON July 13-At the wool sales today there
request for the lower qualities. Prices were weak The
amount offered 9So5 bales. large proportion OF
this amount Ncw-Zealand wool, which sold at very
prices Following the offerings in detail and the
prices realized Victoria, 900 bales, secured l2dG
l. l2d DO, locks and pieces 3-4dd1s I'D greasy,
l-2da1s I'D do locks and pieces. 14dais I'D
New South Wales, 400 bales secured Is I'D do locks
and pieces j. l-2dals 81 greasy gag sd DO lock,
ais %; greasy 10 Led south Australian 400 bales
secured locks and pieces, II Id greasy, 12d10d do
locks and pieces, i.2d9d New-Zealand 6,lO0 bales
secured 12dals I'D do, locks and pieces 0ddls I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. July 10, p. m.-Beef and Pork-Holders
offer moderately. Hams-Hoders offer sparingy. BACON
Holders offer freely. Cheese-HOlders offer freely.
Taow-Hoders offer moderately. Spirits Of rurpentine-
Holders sparngly; dull at 32s Cd. Rosn-Holders
oner moderately Lard-spot and Futures-Holders
nc,ly; Prime Western spot dull at 33s. Wheat and
Flour-IIoders offer sparingy. CornSpo-The supply Is
poor; Futures-Holdcrs offer sparingy Mixed Western
July and August finn at IS 10 Id; September firm at
IS 10 I'D Hops London-Pacihc COast-iolders offer
freely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-15

Il 1oINCH wrRE-wRAPPED RIFLE, STEEL
Ordnance once. Washington. July II, leo0s fV
posas in duplicate. will be received at this Office unu
O'clock p. M, on MONDAY, AUGUST - lss9, for ne
manufacture Of Woodbridge 10inch wre-wfappe1 rae,
steel for which the principal parts including ee fogas
and wine, will be furnished BY the United states Bld.
ders will price manufacture OF the gun
complete delivered az the place OF manufacture ana te
time In which the delivery will BE- completed lnlorms
ton required and blank forms which proposals lal
be made, be had upon application Copies OF the aH
Versement the specifications and drawing, must accom-
pany aud form part Of proposals. The Dspartmess
waive nfOYmalies and % reject any
all bids Proposals should be marked proposals ~,
Woodbridge l0neh wire-wGpped gum and be adir,ssea
T. Capt c. S. SMITH Acting Chief OF Ordnance u D.
Army Washington ID. {.
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- ROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
u -DEPNI NI-AR TERM ASTER,A OEELCE. LIS

- DEPOT QUARIfRMA -Otfltrs lr%S
Seaed proposals. trpicate, will be reeeiy az thls
Office until IL O'clock nOOn Friday, August o 1859 i2i
furnishing the T. ) Quarerlnasters Department N s
gl1eers, 1000 Tyres, l. coo Cork Helmets 5000 Gam
paign Hats 1000 Forage Caps 5000 MusLrat Fur caps
1000 White Metal Wreaths. 600 Castles for CspS ooV9
Crossed Sabres, 5000 Crossed Cannon, 1000 Crossed
Linen Collars II 600 Knit Undershirts $1,000 pairs CO..
ton Stockings, 900 pairs Berlin Gloves oooV paIss
Wool Mittens, 5000 pairs MuskTat Fur Gaunuets o0o
pairs handse wed Boots 4,450 pairs hama ewed rhOes
1000 pairs Bsrrack Shoes 400 pairs AIeS Viii
bunk bottoms. 1000 Bunk Bottoms. 900 Pillow Gees
900 Camp Kettles, $50 Trumpets, 10, win + sdts
go Trumpet Crooks Order Books, 70 Post Letters
IS Post Books IS Post Letters sent Index
Books 100 Company order Books, 100 Conica Tent
Chains 200 Tent Straps 900 Joint Stove Pipe 80 Posi-
Flags, 100 Storm and Recruiting F,ags l59 gag
lined Naphthaline 10000 yards Corset Jeans. 800
yards Bleached Cotton Duck l2 70 7-ounee, "a 800
vars unbeachei Cotton Duck IL TO 7ounce 200 gross
Button gross Vegetable Ivory Buttonsso
Uniform Goat Buttons large stan Ia gross Uniform
PIG gross Bone Fly Buttons - gross White Metal
buckles 500 dozen spool Cotton, 1913 pounds Linen
Thread skein No 80 $500 yards White Jeans Samples
articles be seen at Schuylkill Arsenal Bidders
must the very earliest dates on which they viii
make their deliveries. The Government reserves the
right 20 reject any all proposals Preference given
to articles OF domestic production manufacture con-
ditions Of quality and price (ncldding In the price Of
foreign productions manufactures the duty theeon)
being equal Blanks for proposals. specifications &c.
will be furnished by this Office application The 10.
CURED guarantee In ten per the value OF The
articles proposed for should accompany proposals. I'm
Military supplies" and addressed to the Depot Quarter
master Philadelphia, Pa. NJ. l. LUDINGTON, Deputy
Q. NJ. General, L. 5. A
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Dividend Notices.
CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY,
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT

CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY,
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
NlW-lORK, June d. 1889
~ HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Com
4 pany have this day declared dividend Of ONE AND
ONEOUARTER PER CENT upon it, capital stock pay
able Thursday. the 18th day OF August next at this
Office
Monday the 18th July, ami viii be- reopenei the
''''"S " ALLYN COX. Treasurer.
THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
RAILWAY CO..
NEW-Y0RK, June p, 1889.
rBN HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Com
i many have this DAY declared a dividend OF TWO PER
CENT upon the capital stock payable at this Office
Thur-day the 18th day Of August The transfer
books viii be closed at o'clock p on Monday, the
18th Of July and viii be- reopeed on the morning
L. ID. WORCESTER, Treasurer.
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PROPOSALS FOR INSTALLING AN IN.

PROPOSALS FOR INSTALLING AN IN.
i CANDEsCENT ELECTRIC LIGHTING PLANT
ON BOARD or THE Y s. 5. 'pErREL;' AZ TM9
OF BoAkD or TIE u SIS 5; s "yyEsTvIus. At ria
Navy Department June -. iss9.-SeDsratn sealed pr.
posa each dupIIcate indoTsed Proposals. for Electric
Lighting Plant. C. = s. Petre-'7 and 'ProDosais n,
ectIic Lighung Plant L 8. $ vesnyus,' VIM be re-
ceived this Bureau until noon July % lss9 srd
opened Immediately thereafter Specifications and blanf
forms for proposals will be furnished npon application %
this Bureau. Responsible security VIII b. requird "a,
the faithful performance OF the contract and the ngtt ii
reserved b reject any all bids portions Of bids nes
deemed advan taReous 10 the Government
G. WALKER Chief n Hurean q
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NAVY DEPARTMENT. Washington, juno
~ IA, 1ss9-1hc time fixed by this Departments adj
yertisemen dated May "a. 1889 for receiving proposals
for the construction Cruisers the United states
Navy viz: August 1, 1888, is hereby EXTENDED 70 ~
o'clock nO0n Thursiay, August % 1889. AZ which time
the opening OF the bids will take place. b. h. TRACY,
Secretary OF the Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-15

PROPOSALS FOR SABOTS.-0rdn2nca Of
J acc. War Department Washington July IL, lsss-
Sealed proposals in duplicate will be received this ice
until O'Clock 4. M, on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IL
1889, when they Will be publicly opened. for lO seyen'
ton required by bidders be had upon Application:
c. ). SMITH, Capt Ord Dept. u. >. A., Acting CHIEF %
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT. Office of the

/ Secretary Washington ID. O., July 10. los9.-seaea
promo nls Will be received ~ this Department untl ~o
t2 o'clock y. M. August 9TH ISIS? for supplying VIVA VIVA
sixty tU DAYS date OF contract three th0usiia
q oOO) tons "a little more less OF rehgh or Lseka
wanna broken Ghrcc hundred (3OO tons OF rva
ash coal 70 be delivered alongside o. wharf ad9ns
Treasury Coal Shed at Navy Yard, Boston Mass D.V..
of water rNout feet. Goa must be shipped IN
vessels or barges having hoistng gals be OF the pess
kinds called for weigh 2siO pounds 20 tne
ton be well screened and free from dirt or other mp9
ties and weighed and inspected bY agent OF THIS ~
parment at point OF shipment Proposals must stse w
kind which the are based and be aaise,s
20 the Secretary Of the Treasury, and tpdoresd
posais Tor coal for u buildings Boston, MaSAs el&
B. BATCHELLER. Acting Treasuxeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-15

DIVIDEND PAYING STOCKS
AMERICAN BANK NOTE Co:
GUARANTEE CO. OF NORTH AMERICA. Pays
per cent. 49, r,-e,, h., - .
Y EQUITABLE GAS. Pays per cent
r. Y. PROVIDENCE BOSTON r. r. Pays 10 per
cent. 1900 r ,o>-,>,c,o., O. p -
~ STANDARD GAS. n. Y. Preferred. Pays per cent
STANDARD OIL TRgs Pays l2 per cent.
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST. Pays per cent
WAGNER PALACE CAR co. Pays per cent
Dous"' anu ~ YELLING 4 MALCOM
81 EXchange Place New. YORK.
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Proposals
10 PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY sUPpTIIIP;Ts-

ID ROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
-once Of the ouartermaster, y s. Military Aeadsmy.
duplicate subject to the usual conditions wiz be received
at this office until ~ o'clock. noon. the 18th day
Ranges Furnaces Galvanized Iron, Tin Fire Clay Ma
Stove Bolts Sheet Zinc, G0rton House Heating Belle
Radiators Wrought Iron Pipe and Fittings Air Vaiyes
Angle Valves. Ceiling Plates etc specified IN scheials.
to DO had upon application here. Preference wifi hs
given 10 articles OF domestic production msnufacia
conditions quality and price Including in price a
foreign productions manufactures the duty horeons
being equal Enclose proposals. IN envelopes marked I
posals for Military Supplies" and addressed unde
signed CHAS w. WILLIAMS, Captain and A. O. nj.
u. s. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-15
K1SsIs PACIFIC-DENyRR EXTENSION BONDS.

OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES TRUST co.
OF NEw.YoRK, 40 AND ~ WALLET
Sealed proposals will be received until Wednesday,
July Il 1850, az noon, for The sale 70 the qnaGE.
signed as Trustees, OF bonds secured by the KAN
SAS PACIFIC-DENVER EXTENSION 8 per cent
mortgage sufficient the OF two hundred and nifty,
live thousand dollars (s255 0OO and like proposals at
the time for the SAFE to US as Trustees Of KAN.
SAS PACIFIC RAILWAY divisional bonds known as
February and Augusts" and June and Defenders"
JOHN A. STEWART
WM. END1C0TT JR, 7 Trustees
AUGUST RUTTEN.
Nev. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-15

N0to.-SaIes az
row delivery; prices for August options
4 good business was enjoyed by the refined oil
market. and prices were strong at 7.22 cents per
gallon in NewYork and 40 cents IN Philadelphia
and Baltimore.
on City PENN July 13-Natonal Transit certificates
opened ~ &c highest 92c lowest 81 &c closed PIC
sales $4,000 bbs cearances 21G,000 bblsi charters
none shipments 81 G7S bills runs 5s IA Ills.
Pttsburg, July 13-Petr0leum dull. nothing doing
National Trans certificates opened at 9l'c closed 0lac
highest. 911ic: lowest. 9l'4c.
opened at 9l'sc closed, 81 sc highest 91'oc; lowest
9l6-c: ccarances 36s 900 bbs
TuSvllle. Penn. July 13Nationa Transit certhcates
opened Ollie; highest 92c lowest 9l2ci closed 02c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-15
The partial returns Of the pipe lines from July
% IL charters to the Eth inclusive follows

to ii charters to the 12th) inclusive follows :
Excess
Runs Deliveries deliveries. Charters
Total bbls. -. 56f Isl si1,743 27759 3ISo32
Az. day .-.-... 81, 2S9 76o22 2oZ35 oi,4cf
Last weeks crude certificate market was dull and
without significance Prices iucuated over a range
Of about IL cents, and, after early Yielding to
90 | 4 cents there was recovery 10 90 3-4a91 10
cents at the stock Exchange and TO 90 34a91 5-6
cents the Consolidated Exchange There were sales
delivery AT the Consolidated, the remainder OF the
small amount being in August delivery: There IS an
absence of the speculative spirit hard TO comprehend
I'm the crcums ances but better values are looked for
later in the season. The close was quiet and firm
The range Of prices and the total dealings In
National Transit certificates at the Consolidated stock
and Petroleum Exchange and the Stock Exchange In
the last two weeks were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-15
HOusatOnic Railroad Co.

NOTIUE
The Stock Transfer Books of the Hoqsato3c r. o X Co
opened at the adjournment OF the Special Meeting Of the
Company, called on August 49, 1889.
bridgeport, Conn, July o. 1889. - .
WILLIAM II. STARBUCK, President
NJ f. STONE Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-15
Dantne Araormlcs.

A LFxANDER MACGREGoR's los WEST 5sTH-sr
a private Lessons and Glasses in Dancing daily.
Mendessohn Hall 70 let for private entertainments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-15

- DENCE Narraganset Pier and Watch Hil-Seamers
RHODE ISLAND and sTO%lN1ToN leave new Pier 81
\ II one block above Csnal-si.. ar 200 p. daily.
cent SUNDAY Tickets ana sat"tO0ns secured 40 principal
ticket offices in New YORK and brooklyn, aud al all offices
of New York Transfer Company who VIII call for and
check baggage from hotels aud residences Send 20 i. o.
Box BOIL Excursion Book.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-15
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
NORWICH LINE.

~ For Boston, Worcester, New.London, Nor Slch,
sag Harbor White Meunains al Iias v MG5i9 nan, and
foot Of Wattsst next pier above Desbrosses street
Ferry daily. sundays excepted, az go p m Tickets
and State Rooms secured az principal ticket Offices In
New. York and Brooklyn Compauys once, 3l1 Roadway
and Al pier 90 North River WestcOtts Express viii
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
~ 80 GEO. w. BRADY, Agent.
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TRUST co.

NO. 10 wALL-ST,. NEW-YORK.
Local Depository for and Trust Funds and General
" 1922 Deposits.
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STEAMBOATS,.

IIRANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE.
n Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave Old
rior al n r. foot OF CanasL at p IN daily Sundays
SEEMED connecting az ALBANY with a m special
express for SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE sARAN &C
IKE PAUL SMITHS, and all points IN the ADlHON.
nACKS Leave Brooklyn, FultOn-st, via Annex at
D. m Electric lights in all rooms.
FOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, land
y fpc Al Crnnston'- West Point, Cornwall, Newburg
Marlboro Milton. Poughkeepse ana Esopus connecting
with UsteI aud Delaware stony Glove Catskl Mountain
enA KattcrslI Railroads. The steamer city Of Kings
ton viii leave Pier foot Of West Othst every Tuesday
- frbursday AZ d. IN. Saturdays at IN, landing
SnIy AZ Ncwbug and Poughkocpsie connecting with
cHSSsnino train through the CatsklU Mountains.
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1nrRAL RArcs or INTEREST PAID on BALANCES

The COMPANY is authorized to act FIX ECUTOR,
NiSTiATOR, GUARDIAN, RECEIVER and
PRiTSTFE; as FISCAL and TRANSFER AGENT and as
REGISTRAR Of STOCKS and BONDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-28
a RARE COLLECTION OF BOOKS FOR SALE.
THE LIBRARY OF THE LATE ROBERT LENox

THE LIBRARY OF THE LATE ROBERT LENox
KENNEDY-soME OF ITS TREASURES.
Grolieftes and other bookcolectors are much exer-
csed the announcement that the library Of tho
late Robert Lenox Kennedy nephew Of the founder
the Lenox Library will be sold next month the Fifth
Avenue Art Galleries No such collection has been
dispersed here for many years. Mr. Kennedy's library
has long been famous for Its Aldino first editions Of
the classics ncunabla, vellum manuscripts, historical
and luxurious bindings, Americana and other rari-
ties. In the catalogue now N the hands OF the
printers VIII be found tho edtio prnceps or first
editions Of Artist otle, Homer Aristophanes eophoces
Ennpdes Pindsr and other Greek and Latin classical
authors. Some are bound by Roger, Payne and Bed
ford.
Blacklettsrs from the presses Of the first printers VI
Rome and Venice In the library. Two Of these
are bound by Trautz- Banzonnet The velum manu-
scripts of the Renaissance msrveB Of illumination
in gold and colors One fine Flemish Hourss has
htty-seven miniatures worthy Of GiulIo Clovlo A
Hardeuyl yellum mssl has forty five miniatures and
s superbly bound by Clovis Eve. One Anglo. Norman
manuscript is 74o years old, having been written by
tho carly English poet Lawrence of Durham. Italian
German, French, Persian, Hebrew and other schools
OF Illumination are represented to the number Of fifty
The bindings are simply magnificent. Books arc in
the collection that belonged TO royal peronages
such as Henry and Diane de Polctlcrs Charles TX,
Ammo Of Austria, Henri Quatre, Louis XIV, Marie An
cinctte and others Groer, Maiol Pompadour, Colbert
de Thou, Richecu, Marlborough, d'Hoym and Dcmidod
bindings are among the nuggets. There are splendid
specimens Of 10 oascon, Thouvenin, Boyet and the
other great French binders scattered through the
catalogue.
Mr. Kennedy's library also contains fne copies Of
tho following; First folio Shakespeare, 1929 once
the property of the Duke of Sussex; the Bodon ia
hoeheioueaulds Purehass Pilgrims copy con-
sdered matchless; 15z2 Ptolomy of Sebas tan Mum
ster; Cotton Mathers Magnalias first edition OF the
Book OF Mormon, and many unique and extraillns-
trated works including sargents Life OF Major An
dres "Ari0sto' La Fontane,s LIE 6age,s Noere y
sMenon Leseant,s and SVoltaires
Dhe collection Is not lniied 10 a library II IN
cudes many paintings Of historic association by the
old masters; cabinet Of choice old miniatures from
the brushes OF Boucher, GreuEo, Fragonard and nhe
masters and above all. the contents OF many port
fobos OF prints. Most OF these are "a exceptional
states, such as trial. remarque parchment and other
proofs. The modern painters etchIngs are note.
worthy for their variety and condition The nrlntS
other than these, arc ell fine examples and spendi
specimens OF the BURNS grayers OF Marc Antonio
Rembrandt Dnrer, Claude. SaneulI Edelfnek Tnechi
willie and Raphael Morghen. S'''
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, March 81 specap.-Is there an Armour pers
dealt WAS a question which to-day brought out moro
answers than all the hard problems IN the ghea: pit The
over a Fall deal, not pH1ng any more fun. TheY
baye suddenly become serious and wary. There hss
heen AZ a. said Inevitable "Ieak and the point s
10 buy pork for s15. To-dsys operations were
Significant than those Of recent days There was taid
price little Then certain outside commission h9usss
price si2 50 for Nay TIE close was :. sl2 q la
closed !. o. 10 Nay short ribs spesd e 60 81 IL
wheat closed lowe, than II Opened The trade , was
rush. May starting st 81 % So July e. about 90 NAY
IS 10 and closed at 80 cents Germ kept within IA
Oats active within range OF 81 cent
On the curb July wheat sold at So 7-S cents
OIL MARKETS
on Chr, Mar a7-NanOna Transit certncstss opense a.
9lL highest ellis lowest. 91lal closed, Ella saleS
$4,000 6arreis cIearances iS56ooo larres charters
= barrels shipments. 99.s26 barrels runs. 1858
barrels.
PrrraBuRe Mar s7.--Dul but steady. Nauonai Tranas
Certificates opened at 94 closed st Slh highest elli
lowest On
BRApvoRp. Penn. Mar: 27-Nstional Trsns. certneses
opened At el closed nc Ola highest % AZ lowest slS,
TirUsYnLx Penn. Mar e7-Natonai Transt Certificates
epsasdst 9lhI hgaess sl5; lowest slhs eiossdsl+
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
n. North Riunr. Yssasls ana Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ooFFEEr-fIo on the spot quoted dull but steady as
general rule az ID 3-4e for fair eargoes NO saleS
FepSrted. Mid grades in moderate demand Sales 100
baa Msraeaibo and Savanula, private terms the
speRauon a little active, but on the whole
oh moderate and prices tended lower In keeping with
easkr cable adces Final figures show net osses OF 1000
polNs leaving of steady Hayfe declined 1894 tr,
md Hamburg Ia pig. rio nrm Regular nrs, 0S3o0
gool second, 5ss56 exchange pryae) 2s "a receipts
IS do bags Rio cearances for u. s.. 5000 bags Rio
for Europe 5000 bags; total stock, 422 600
bag1 Santos receipts, 900 bagsi receipts at RIO
1854 1426ooo bags came time 1881 2ses 900 1 sagS
bad same time 1855, Dos 600 bags time 1887
02 900 bags; sales here, 81, $50 bags.
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Danrin1 ACADEMIES.

A -CARTIERs DANCING ACADEMY. so 6thaVe.,
"A. 18th and 1fth sts pryaes and ea.s lesson.
an hours lady assistants special foy anba and
families classes attended city county; waltz taught
rapidly CLASSES afternoon and evening terms m0defae
A LTxANDER MACGREGoRs Ios WEST 55TH.Sr
"A Private Lessons and Glasses In Dancing daily.
Mendelssohn Hall 70 let for private enteftainnenA
Il ERNANDos Dancing Aesdemy, lo2 Past sSsrsL
il New classes now forming tor SeeOaa term. All
Tasbioaabs Daneeh Send for circular.