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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
cIos1xc PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Friday, Sept. Up H.
tn, movements in the stool; market to-day
were insignificant in volume and tendency. me
coal shares continued their upward march, ana
without exception closed about per cent higher
There was no news 10 explain their advance
upcss minors Of q SeaSonable advance in prices OF
coal NAV have been accepted as preteXts. Other
wise the conclusion would be inevitable that
SPECTATORS and investors were beginning 10 APP
precjate the wholesome condition of the principal
coal companies. As if TO emphasize the advance
in these stocks, the Northern Pacific and Oregon
shares were inclined TO be weak, and the Granger
and trunk line shares were absolutely indifferent
The final changes, aside from the coal stocks
were small. although generally in the direction OF
HIGHER pricas Erie was not specially active, but
IT, Gained IS per cent, and Lake Shore nearly rs
much Richmond and West Point IermlnII was
aroused into fresh life. and although IL closed IL
Der cent below its highest point, It's strength was
tunsmcuous All thcse movements may have
been speculative, but the gains were real anu Tue
tendencies plain. The reaction in the So-called
Hard stocks was only the exception that proved
The rule The closing WAS strong, although con-
siderable fraction below the best hgures.
Among the >pccialteS Tennessee Coal ana iron
rose nearly > per cent Oh the aunOuncem Mt that
Thomas C. Fatt had been elected president OF the
company, and 1t held the greater part Of the riS'
The trust stocks were quiet, and, excepting Lead
Trust. which lost It fraction at "a, they closed
without Important changes.
TIE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
The Treasury to-day purchased S12S, 900 as at
lbs and SOL coo rs at 100 ID total,
sS2g 600. At the Stock Exchange 10 business
was done in Governments, and quotations were
steady rs follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
GRAIN AND PROD ICE MARKEIS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


Tho wheat option market. jealous OF its observation
by corn on Thursday made mp yesterday for Its re-
cent dulness and lark Of variety. Speculation re-
yyed to the extent of nearly 1000 600 bushels chang
ing hands and the fluctuations in prices reached some
dignity The stimuants to the larger activity how
ever we're OF 4 bearish nature and hence the move
nent Of prices was downward. The advlces from
abroad were beash and there appeared to be no check
10 the flow Of the commodity into the principal eceV-
ing points, while shippers refused 20 be attracted by
the concessions I'm cash lots The foreign houses were
sellers and the weak longs assisted them at the work
october fell from "a "a TO 50 34 cents and Decem-
her from S6 So 90 SO cents, a small rally occurring
AT the close for December The 6nal changes were
losses of "a cent for september at 80 IA cents
cent for January at 81 Ia, aud 10 cent FOR the other
December, SO ., and May 80 rs cents. spot wheat
enjoyed moderate demand for storing purposes put
only 25 600 bushels were bought by exporters Prices
were reduced 1884 cent
The frost scare ON corn died before could be dan
died Denlals Of damage plentiful, and even
a bic export demand could nit stay depression Cash
lots were l40l- cent lower although 224oOO bushels
wero sold TO shippers. There was less activity IN the
option line and final prices show losses OF Lap % Tor
September at A. October a. AZ Ia, November at
~ 10, December at A. 5-s, and cent for May, at
There we're sales Of 90, 900 bushels of oats to ex
porters, but ihe markets were easier Tho options
ended down A cent as follows: September. % IS
october. 20 34 November, 20 Id; December - ;
May, % "a cents.
tons. September closed up points at 10 a. ana
october / point az 20 -. but down Las points for
November at 10 rs, December at S6 10, and January
at &c 10.
The receipts of grain and -four reported yes'erlay
over the holidays at New-lork, Philadelphia Balt-
moro and Boston were as follows; Nheat oV2'S,Dl
bushels; corn 100 70G bushels oats 1O9G90 bushelS
total grain 81 343 bushels; Hour, 3l23i pachaseS
At Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Louis he arI1V avs
were Wheat $50 .j97 bushels: corn, 5l9Ol3 bushels ,
oats. 203,271 bushels total grain, 1,lOl,oIO bushels
1876 barrels,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
1,nited sntes Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
HARVEY FISK * SONS,
BANKERS 20 Nassau-st., Ncw-l ork
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

,,ryys FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The tables were successfully turned upon tue pears
IN NH YESTERDAY and a sharp advance was reooFceu
,c,,l, no imuort ant news TO stimulate it. mo"
ueryon. feeling was induced among the shorts W tt
,ipr If Thursday attack to produce any pressure Of
coods AZ Yesterdays opening. The STOCK EXCHANGE
market showed a hardening tendency almost rom The
Start and the recorded transactions reached nearly
400 600 barrels. The effect Of this steady buying
,po,ement was soon reflected in the option specuia
iio, October advancing from % l409' cents 10 ~
ceui- and then In the rarly afternoon rising WIN
,es-lon nom that figure al tlc close vas Only - I'll
seUtrbcr ruled mainly az 30 IS cents no Sac'
,,Iacr i'm fine last hour. TO-mOuO" OIL SOFA ~
81 I.GgS cents while cash, alter sate AZ ~ Ems,
f,r.1 LATER 10 % rs cents While part OF the diy :
80 may be credited the covering OF speculative
shorts If probably would not have proceeded 80 ar
he Influence mad Uccu also felt oil dehdu lor
actual oil. ~. 49,. a., .,c,
However speculation may shit I'm It's phases the iae
remains that all the production OF the fchISS N qua
urids (, daily used by consumption leaving margin
Of excess 10 be prov de for by the reduction 81 tcrlh
catrs In the field output reaches stage where me
cancellation OF certificates ceases, II VIII Dc stu tha
fine real holders of them possess an advantage ohS
off set hy the necessity of paying storage charges over
the Sprculaiur who operates IN hope that bc can III
dce holders 10 sell 10 him at lower values Here is
tbe exclamation Of the quick rallies OF the oil MARKET
on any demand for spot goods, although the secui@
five features are professional ana az ulirs us
conrasng The market closed firm at the small retreat
from top hgures. 49,, ,-.,,...- .-a,., -,
til
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
TRAINS FOR THE WEST


Leave saOTs 5 o' , 81 p a5e son f i5 00'na' ST.
o a. NJ Tho CecbTaled Nc@.YeIA aud Chicago LiTIteL
the pioneer Of this class Of sehsS SomHo;el , sa
Room, Sleeping Dining 06ssiA stoH aId fM0eg SH
a S Fsst Line ith Pullman yes,ibule Paror ard
fiit!6ag, Cnen4ai Ceye and ana 1e s. Louis daily
80 s5'Sp' 21'u%2e eSsefS S' p cSS ' yea6gs
chcag5, CIeigSa! aa4 s. Louis daily except Satu''
D. DAY i'i pS SSHeil@ ana ana Pullman yesRae sfp
Eng e6 or a aa joF f Cc2y chicago and 1''a' d'
For * ilansp5Tt, Lock Haven 100 m, 500 m
TFGI i5 yyy nIa and fdT h az oil Regions
For 6Sas6 OO fhoeax pos S and Reidns
:99 II G9 a NJ n 40, 20 zoo S p 90 1t
B@q S saa h' rS Cars dg
sg a 10 ~ a. bn s ta % az 85 J. NJ psrr
Sshiasg 32 90 esu aG sHg5 g. 80 an ard 90? %
700 and aSI 80 al5 H night It, sunday 90 Is and
a. H. 80, 80 ad 100 M and ~ 10 .o5 9 s.
iG1 G?HS e on Dining ca and Coaches through
For &tadc G 100 hEoqs6 b Can and Sest 20 p m
weekdays oF Gaye Nay aS8 p m Stations
9%ay aga AGso s 1891 erc O no BasE5s
aRa Zoo % M, 90, On a. Su A5gry S fSS o4'
roT Old iq and NoS a SsEyqk bhsfsDS,
ana Norfolk Railroad 90 D. M Galy' Via DdI''il0f'
Boat Bn Amen od f2n2e' s S9 al and % diTsa
FOR i;aiS1 AT ELPHiA SPs Trains leave NewiYork
besbosses and Cortland Streets Ferries as fqqws
a!S ~ CAP Io and 10 10 Washington LiJalted)' and
Tlj6 20 a. h y 30 90 500 sSP -? 20
SUo6m1no odd Ii 10 a. m, 40 and 90 p
sa3aay 5 s. 90 "a &c. Zoo S S's md f1S %
D. M and i25 night, Acce@mSia s3ns, 100
and ii 10 a. 8 r. ;o and 70 Ga M saa
Ticket Offices Nos /. 435, $40 and 944 Broadway
kstor House apd foot q De'brosse and CoItandt Ss
fon.st Brookyn; 70 nudson-st Hoboken station.
icrsey' CI,y; Emgrant Ticket ONCE. Castle Garden
The NewYorl Transfer Company will call FOR and cheek
baggage from hotels and residences
Si11S r. PIGH J. r. wOOD
General Manager. General Pass'F Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NcwYork. Friday. Sept -BEFVEs-Recclgts were
ssueL.rrT- is carloads at WeeiSwksn for export9ton
alive by Nelson Morris and 10 carloads a. 5SrSey S
. me bulk Of sh9 cattle VEN Of Poor To- Si i
incy tiile Noi mole than TWO carloads strictly prime
log grade; we're Just about ,eady put for everything
prices we're ruy I5c lower than Wednesday. win TIE
orally depend Chicago and ST Louis FOR their supplies
InfsI6I u FAIR 6uocF ."id at sSae4 i Der 100 u
good to choice do at - 25qs so. only 275 head were
p9eq ioa sgY' IL 59 s q ~ 5e TN %yIy G
d stays and mxea cattle CHANGED hands at e. ioGs2 80
tlSSy cable aisicr, icGyHed cst RAY ana tIiy r.,
er rctligeraed beef and bet American i've cattle selling
shipments tomofrow Include so cste on Che Persian
Monarch % do The kolpno. and about 40 DO he
he Ancho:a and 100 I" IN thS Persian Moaafch by
1s aa P S1 100 i 30 to o pe Tg, In
The week 800, beeye-, 10000 quarters Of beef and 100
Sses-J. + .sallor & Co: lG Ohio Steers. 1865 n
q ialan1 do ie5 D. at s. IS %. 1850 r. at s. 20:
p DO. 1892 D a. % o9 49, lbs ~ AZ 80 30; 3S Do,
r. - 90 Cincinnati do. M o. at 81 p; Is Western
50 80 10 t do 1878 ' Of &c d. u 1888 So I2 & 20
IS do. ll9s n. at 81 Co Is d. 1920 n at 50 80.
II do. 1907 n $40 - DO, 1907 n, q q %.
css q; 80 o. ~ j. = a7ss K$gtasAy, DO;
iois g. 3 81 % 10 4G 49, oi At at G % Dc VIZ
f 91 Co. al l1 Go " oxa 81 ca a. e 3 iu A.
20 aS q So E F e "a -5 S So as I} ?3 ss &
10 rennsyl yanla Cows. lll5 p. at g. 20
d. 1873 :. q TO- y y y g. as 81 g. g. p do 10 400 a.
az a 70 do, 1877 y. At % 80 d. 1880 p at - 60 %
49, x - indian, do 1909 N AZ - 90. - DO iI90
H. Al % 80; do 1853 r. 81 60; ? DO ITO ~ at
Tsgton Gnleit I qaq ,5 stees 1@s3 y ~ 80 %
- s Siags i2a39 y Al s. so = Western steers
1857 r. AZ "a Is Of Mi1rd Catte 957 N, at - %;
DuS sander: Is Kentucky steers 1905 n at 80 70.
DO 1850 p At - 49 10 T "a 30 90 1900 a. e 70;
1911 n al 50 40 . CHICAGO d.. 1903 u. At y 80.
,uprly was again mo1eratc e1ay, anl all sold az
butcnuiks case FOR decent 10 prime vea- and &c for I
sSc.Iohn j. HaIenbeck: IL nutre-milk calves. ooe
y average, ~ b per p 80 d. - D. at 3+o; "a do,
- b NJ ~ ( D.Tsy n BuftsrnIIk cnves 90 ~
~ S4S3 ~ 90 is % % a. Gs ys'' 20 TO- Of &c
o. Ic l4S W =. te co o 81 Intemik calves 1sG H.
a. e s7ia "a DO. GOO n q ~ go 81 10. 9o6 10. ~
." Hume Mullen tsrmk calSSs Zoo 3 at Sc;
81 f aS 7G' 2 PdsocS ii I'D cSsvo go n, at &c;
Judd BueSinssam % grassors and fed calves. 81
n. 3t 5St, pu,,orr,,,s c.,,.. o., g, o., ..
head.o carloads at Je5se{ CITY ana c2road. az con- s..
Win 2 Light supply prizes ruled st,ady for sheep ard
S dS a. to q % 5 s2 oa ebo te sn 10 9 az @
saies-Hume Mullen - state sheep, 100 n average
20 DO IAN. at 90 TO- 1oG do n ~ az 80 Is OF do 7os
DlIenbsck & Dcwev: s. ssie Lambs CO., n. at SO 81;
l57 DO. 30 n; At ~ 2le %. 73l n at - %.
So dS M h 81 i5 40 9'''' lH'' 'os at 81
Fye l9f fdcoeE ? % a lS% SsscS S %
rlt9Fy DO % ~ al - % li3 state Lambs % n At &c 70
J! y 4a Is g. g B. :. $ass ass q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
fesaI \ Offices.

SuRROGATES COURT, COUNTY OF ON
y TARIO. In the Mater Of the Application FOR
Letters OF Administration the good. chattels ami
credits OF Samue A. Woodward late OF Clifton springs
Ontario County. y. Y. deceased.
TO the creditors of samuel A.. WOODWARD, deceased :
You hereby notified that /. being the Of kin
Of said deceased, intend to apply 70 the surrogate
court Of the County OF Ontario for letters admins
tratiOn the goods chattels and credits Of said Sam
ue A. WOODWARD deceased upon giving bond under
and pursuant the provision OF Section 0B7 OF the Code
81 Civil Procedure. In penalty not exceeding twice
tie amount ~ claims VI creditors against said
cs.afe which may BE- prescntd pursuant 10 this notice
and hereby also notified present your claims
apllu., said the Surrogate " Ontario c, ay
,f hfs ONCE House n the Villag" ~ Cano.
daua. Ontario County, befUr the nrat doy "
October 1850. Dated August 90. 1859. Yours &c
JOHN s. WOODWARD.
CHARLES T. BUCKLEY. Petitioner.
Attorney f0r petitioner.
III broadway. New-York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.


Chicago, Sept. CspeciaD.-The corn buils' wheh
they saw that the cold weather much relied upon
TO help them had passed harmlessly over the corn
belt and was on its way east, abandoned all hope
Of profit and sold out as fast they could to save
loss, Hutchinson, who has a crazy sort Of september
deal on his hands, tried TO check the market by
purchases Of his favorite month, but could not.
The september, which stopped Thursday at 30 -,
closed at night at 33 10; May closed at 80 cents,
drop from Thursday OF "a cent The arrivals, ia
cars were over the expectations; the estimates Tor
saturday are 7O2. The wheat bulls were put on the run
today I.ndblOm who took 100000 bushels OF wheat
from Hutchinson at 20 cents on Thursday according
TO rumor sold it all out through brokers today while
Hutchinson in his phlegmatc fashion took the buying
side at the decline The motive Of the market con
tuues To be the increased movement OF spring wheat
The nine Western primary points received 624OOO
bushels today. against $4,000 for the same day
last year. oats took the same course as corn
simply from sympathy May opened at 20 cents
and closed at % "a to 22 20 cents. With the eX-
ception Of October pork which Hutchinson protected
ali hog products at night showed decline. January
ribs . cents January lard IL cents. January pork
10 cents decline. Hogs coming In above the
expectation and the packers who short In October
pork up 10 the eyes only hope hogs in October Will
continue 20 come they are coming nov" On
the curb wheat was weak at 7s cents Tor December.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07

az s5 rs; 200 do 04a ~ at 90 S1 200 DO 03 ~ at 60 80
90 Western DO 60 ~ 81 90 co. 100 Pennsl,ania do 70 ~
&C "a rs 172 Canada do, ~ n. at 60 az. - . o - .
Newton & Grlett; 22s Ohio Lambs 5s ~ a. ~ ~ %
40 Western do IS 10 fj 90 230 Kentucky 90 90 ID
nj 20 l21a IL Sheep 118 N. at "a so 80 =,
NJ. Cons: 2ls State Lambs. 05 ~ at GO p 10y 90
b. At e. 80; 4 Bucks leo N. at 90 =, -
j. IT, Sadler & Co. 122 Pennsylvana lambs 20 ID az
50 30 81 DO 64ia ~ NJ 80 50 220 do o92 ~ at 20 20
"a Ohio Sheep. 1919 n. at IS 70. a..
L. Is. Kase ~ Jersey Lambs az ID, at 1be per I'd !
Jeraey Ewes. at 90 80 per head.
IfOGS-Feceipts, II carloads OF 23l4 headlU eaoadn
ut 4Oth.st aud carloads Jersey city. Very few sales
Weak and lower for heavy hogs.
Hume 4 Mullen sold 3 state Hogs. 2l6 H. at ~ %
4 do. 2jJ 70, at "a IS q do, 2GG N, at 81 30.
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includes AZ o0o barrels September at 9sG9s's II 600
tomorrow" o. as, and 5000 barrels OF caSh al
97a9S7s cents. 1t.
Refined OIL was unchanged at 100 cents per gallon
In New ork and PHILADELPHIA and 715 cents III Balt-
more.
Foreign quotatons-Autwerp, l. IA francs per 100
kilOs. Bremen. : marks per 30 kIosj I-ohuoh,
l3-lGa5 I5.IGd per ImnerIal GALLON
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: Glefiion Noilte.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
- OEFICE OF TIE SECRETARY or STATE,

~ OFFICE OF THE SECEEIAkf Of ~ ~ A3'aeo
To the Sheriff of the County of
to se held IN s sS on the Tuesday sSecsene
Seers are S to Sc eseed % VIZ o.
sSy Of sac IL the PSS aS Of F we@ o''N
Treasurer 10 the place Of Lawrence j.. fitzgerald
State Engineer and Surveyor in the place of John
Associate Judge Of the Court Of Appeals In the place
All whose terms OF Office will expire Oh the last day Of
Senator for the Fifth District composed q the
Fs sixth Eebh and and FouReen Wards Of the city Of
city that lies within Roosevelt street Chatham street PARK
and E@s: River al that portion Of Ninth Ward q s1d
Bsecker street Leroy street ana North River Governors
snq seh Bdo rom Hs ska 1af F Saan District composed
the seventh Eleventh and Thirteenth Wards the City d
@ hat au @ s Street nou Chatham Sa es
senator for the Seventh Senate District composed Of
York All Sa a portion Of ne Fifteenth Ward Gd 81 Ne
Int es east ssd o 9d all That portion Of ne
within WY fourteenth street. Thlrtleh street. Third
se5a.cE FOR the Eighth Senate District composed of
street Blocker street Canlne street Sixth avenue -Four
eenth Ward o. sd cy Ss az w si p3 ro5SvS S sf
ah PGtoa OF the Eighteenth and Twentynrst wards q
s B0si%aE ana sixth avenue and all that portion OF
aHth street. Thrtieah street. Sixth and North
senator 70, the Ninth Senate District composed Of all
that portion Of the Eighteenth Nineteenth aad Twenty
nrst wards OF the City o New York that Lien Third
avenue and Backwels Island.
Senator for the Tenth Senate District composed OF all
mat portion OF the Twentieth and Twenty Wards OF the
CITY OF New York that lies within Thirtieth
street Third avenue and Eighth avenue all that portion
Ot the Nineteenth Ward OF said city that lies OF Third
avenue ana oil that portion Of the Twelfth and Twenty
tandalls Islands ~
Senator for the Eleventh Senate District composed OF
me Twenythd and TwentyfOurth Wards Of the CITY OF
New YORK and all that portion OF the Twelfth Twentieth
nnd twenty second Wards Of said city that lies within
ThIeth street Spuy ten DuyvI Creek, Eighth and
Hudson River. ~
County and District officers TO be elected for said
County 49, ~
Twenty-four Members Of Assembly.
Register In the place OF james J. Slevin.
Judge OF Court OF Common Pleas in place OF George
NJ Van IGOesen.
Judge Of Court OF General Sessions in place Henry
A. GtldersleeVe
Two Justices Of the City Court Of New-York In the
place Of Charles j. Nehrbas and Leicester HOlme ap
pointed by the Governor IN place 81 Edward Browne
resigned all whose terms Of Oc' viii expire the last
day Of December neXt Respectfully yours,
D. WILLERS Deputy Secretary OF State
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- NEoRTFST AND QUICKEST R0TH
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AN
E BID RAILWAN.-Ticket Office. 4Ol. al1

T. RTE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4Ol. 81
-. ~ !, ana 957 BT32away ", 1852 BoTegy Ratey
and 39S Fulton B1oosvn 1o7 Ros5vav WIiiimss
Satg Corner Newark ard mudon ss H66osn and
or Seepa; Car geseryao ana orders oi checking and
& or o'eaag can W. Gouiheh ~, Ap5eSs u ,
Chambg'-'ti local tralns e 49, migues earlier
Coaches 70 Buffalo connect at HOrnellsylo FOR James
Pm sHe s d Of ni b ~ bHse in4 iI
coaches to Jam ,stown and Lakewood, for ChauadqGs
Lake, Meadville, Youngstown, Marion and Chicago
snd cncana5i and st. Louis 80 extra charge of
p m every day CHICAGO and Grand Trunk Espress sold
pullman to 1n 81 ~ ana Fa Ham i feSss
Bae Sip Sse e S ca R en- 81
s m every day hHpej Pman t BSfS,
Meadyilie Young stown Clncnnati AMI Chicago.
orang., G., OH 8 i 10; - 40 2io SI5 +p19a'
SUNDAYS, 5 as 10 80 p G:l5. eI5, lQ:oo ,o.oo =,
RufheIif go $50 4S 81 4o59. 81 52aa. S:s75'
p,S 5tS G44S 81 g. 55 2o j. 3d. ios6 - l. go
paisr 4S ~ a. q 3 39 52 S?5 So 10 80
555ss pr S9s o:o7s ci''' &c. Z TsS
N's9 80 i 10 IT'S: sq'0 p p. sat9ts5ys 90
Ridgew5Gd. T. a. 445 Z 52' &c., go 1879 iSS
SOL, 4.a54 go. D. 0:221 $780, g. 0o7a o;so' 7.
suSeS Local o- 52 10 80 % 70 70 80 49,
Nes6 S5sh q b. 50 10 go 3d. $5 1 80
,ruxedo 4 Is 52Ie O. 10 80 l. Fast Express " AS
Min Pafor Car 4. 4 80. 3 80, =
Goshen AS. 52s 8. 10 80, 1, 80. 3d. 30 T.
Mddistown and Port Jervls 4A5 52ia o. 10 80, l.
3 80 30 80. 6. T. 30. - o,- a. "a , a.
Sunday local trains. main line 40 $40 10 80 40
.'J .,oi6: from wcst orrivo 50 40 30 So
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF y. J. DIVISION.
5:l5 10 as. ii 80, Il 20 40 so 3 $3.50, 1.
sob, s. 80, AZ, 900 -, g -, $ 10 80. IL sun
81 j. s5s iG 3 J. i so 3d. e
sundays s Is 80 ! 30 4. 80 is.
send 10 cents in postage TO General Passenger Agent toi
"Suburban Home-,p with local time. tables Mann
w. j. MURPHY, T. r. FAhMi.t
General SuDt. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07
Drp GOODS

~ ARPETlNGS. Rugs, Mattings Fancy Fur
" nlure Chairs Tables Rockers In large assOrtments
al special prices FOR cash. ANDREW TESTERS SONS
731, 741 Broadway.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD. y. Y. G. 3,

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. g; 90
w II. r. r. X. Co.. Lessee-Trains leave West $3.50
station NewYor follows and twenty MINUTES e1oS
iiSmlltSn, % IS a. NJ. .5:i6. y rs p, M 81 Lous
5 10 - rs D. m. Toronto 10 :55 ne 10 10 y &
Montreal Canada, East . 10 p. m N9gsis asts % "a
cuse Utica and principal intermediate s1Iois 10 is
M. IS 10 'sl5 p m, and az LILY bany sis
unlyl' Kingston SlugerUes, CNsNlI .S.fS
y Sp NJ NawSaSg i6:l5 h5 q s ~, % . no.
ssratogs Special Ca ii 80 % 20 p e BBGoa~ins'
drawing. room cars CatweL satullaSS o'N ~, o.'
200. "a II 80 IA. m no.5n ON o. fa II "a
~ M ~ S,IS n m trains. kaatersAu, huntr Grenf
IioIe2 St.1on And Phoeniea rs. 3 te lliSO MI
- ~ cat,,riny. only Drawing Room Gar 10 Grand
hoRN IN Ssi5 D. m. Drawing Room hars 20 Gran4
u0t Atom ana 10 PhOenicia (f9r hotel haatersu and
MCSnSln Mouse On 0 II 80 a., a. Il Mo and 5o s4s
acn $6 Z 81! II go a. Fl S a s n ana p q;
Az hoO Trains Elegant seepne Cars for Bnralo.
SaS " Ess Toronto. Detroit. Chlcago and ST. Louis.
.HnaahrA ftnally except saturdays Other trains
S9D eAfsps atloS Sa AZ 20 m. & 30 D. M uoSossn.
ny, sbnre Station all 26 M, - 30 y. For tick.
~ inc tables Information, apply az Offices brooklyn
s3 Wa shlnrton-st. 52d Fu0nst Annex Ofi,a loot u
Ncw-YOrk Ciiy-97i. 1868. 1856 and 9l2 Broad.
way. 1881 pawsy ~ PARK IsSs - West y sna
st n r. westeors Express calls 70, and checks BAG.
ga Passenger Agent Ssadsreltays'. N. !.
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THE BOOK OF opEN;1R SPORTS, octave 500
i pages. illustrated. The STANDARD authority
American open.ar amusements Rules for sailing swim.
ming ball playing shooting horseback riding SO &c. Ia
full eli per copy Published Tribune, New.
Entertaining and universally eompmented by
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bullion on balance. In the open market money s
.bstSyeens bankers ruled at I-2 per cent ana Tor
sjsneunt of bankers bills at 1-2 per cenb
American railways were higher in response 70
The home markets. and closed strong 90 lur ,
,apIvances. At Paris French 3 per cents roSs from
eSloo To s6l5, and sight exchange on Lohdoh
Sres. frmer nj % 2Sl 1-2 francs for sterlng.
peter Geddes, L. G. Martin, II. u Nor,ncCo,e,
aud Gnstly +. Kissel have formed committee
. W Drotect the interests OF the South Carolina
RAILWAY RS, Company first mortgage SIX per cent
bordhoiders Further information can be oD-
id ~ the hnnl,fng .house Of kessler q 20.
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Publishers OF newspapers win insert this advertise
ment unless specially authorized so to do. - -
JAMES A. FLACK.
Sheriff % the City and County Of New York.
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SUFRTFF'S OFFICE

COUNTY COURT HOUSE,
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW-YORK. Aug. 2. 1880
l certify the above 10 be true copy Of the election
notice. received by me this day from the Secretary
JAMES A. FLACK,
Sheriff OF the City and County OF NewYork.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
l. TIE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGIIOUT BY TUE
OVERLOOKING SWITCH AND BLOCK SlGNAL
SYSTEM.
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v1-PoprAN F1NANCIAL MARKET.

EUROPEAN TINANNIAI1 VI N4'nH'. -
LONDON sep. 6. mAant5SS, anf Mali pi
rJ mo- Hr 50s do second consOl- lOl Illinois Ctntlal
Ia3 Mexican Ordinary, 5j ST. Pau 'o"ln'n' 'o' Sr''
ish, 4s 73Ld
Money, % per cent an, ,o-,,s # sf frame, II
- or the account and exchange an Loh1'h az %
f,,orS asL, centimu@ for checks , nj 81, r,,,,, 90,
n is 90 600 Dnum1s.