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New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
NEW-Y0RK. oNTARIo oa;b,v AND WEsThhN RAIL

trains foot Of jay i2d sts a. follows
JaJ -st.. 90 my t-d,sL, .OV a. IA os SahpOeH p
Han, MdaIeJown, Port JersS, MGntlceio, fStsDIds'
Liberty, Hancock, Walton, Delhi, EAmeston, Nofwlch,
Utica i,oIne Oneida Detroit Chicago ANA points Wst
Jay-st. 100 a M. l2i.st, 3;l0 a. m; FOR Campbell
Hal Lskcs Mohonk ard Mnaewaska WaMn VRiey sa,
Dale. Fallsburg, Hurcyvilie. Lilerty. White Lake ,
Jsy.st., 100 y. IN, 42d-st, 3:l5 D. M; for Campbell
Hall Iak-s MoIOn and MlHncwaska Waikiki valley Sta
tons Middetown, Bloomingburg Eenville, Port Jervis.
Monticello, ballsburg, HurleyVle Liberty, White Lake.
ROckland ,,,,,. .-
fJayst. o 700 D. m 42d-st. :l5 p M for Mddletown
TIcnVc. EallslIurg Liberty. WALTON NOrWicn, Oncdd,
O-wcgo. Roche ster. Niagara Falls Detroit CmrsSo and
pOir Il West.
Jay.st. 80 j.. M 42d;st, 40 p M Saturdays only ;
Campbell Hall MitdletOwn. Eenv!le, Port JerV1s
Issburg, Liberty, White Lake, Roekand . e,.
1 rou1h. Other DAILY, except sundays.
Pullman seats and seepngcar berhs reserved
a. a. 90 AlHtDEWSoN g. T. A. rs Exchange Place. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
RFCORDFD MORTGAGES.

Ackern, John to E Lockwood, 71stst, Of
Rrll, Mary z, TO N A Sheridan, W Smpsonst' OF
Crosby r. to p Carroll W Broadway, of Church
st (24th Ward, years $500. - ~,
Carew, James. to NJ q GOodridce, 121stst' W OF
LenoXave. > years, $1,000. . -. NJ.
Devine james 10 + Boss, Trenont-avs W OF Mar
GrSonsii Nellie to W II yredenburgh. 1s4th-st
O. Gth.aVe. months, $50 $50 aos. - 81,
Gallagher. Kate, to Emil steGens n s2d-st, Of
Goldman Julius 70 c CoddingtOn, S 59th-st, Of
5th.aNe, 70 wears. $4,000 ,. - n,
High Bridge Road, years $3.50 ,,.,... .,.. .,
trcscb, John. to S Fountain, W S Fulion-ave, OF
Pelha,n-ave ] year. 300. .. ~, It,,
Hughes Henry. to N Grover. "a New'Bowery install
JSnexay Thomas L. to rrOwbridse. 400 Pearl's'
jaeger, peter. to MOler W 1st'aVe' Of 7cths' .
Tyons. Lotta A. to Emgrant industrial Savings Bank
iO6th-st. " Il 1st-aNe, rear. '@.OOo ,,,..,...
McAncrnv Amelia a to A Mapes W Westchest"f
ave, Of Neir.st. veale: s.. 200. NJ, - oo.. r.. - =,
Mlncr. Mathew. to Savings Bank n 2eth'st W OF
Pcgg i A. to Home Mutual Building and Loan Asso
Ollie. August C. to Ohlc. 1olst-st W Of 1st-ave
ITke Nicbolas. TO trustees l. Appebv. Bayard
and Mott SIS ) wears. $4,000. ,..,
PelI Herbert and wife 20 trustees Mary r. WhtelseS-
same 70 Eleanor Walton. 17G East 1o2d-st years
Erieh. Elizabeth. to Fannie c Lawrence FOrdham
Place Of GTand.ave months; TIE2C T,i5;h o54hs. n,
styles Clara 10 EIIabcth Auilch' oo'h'S" Vi
1Othayc. month, Sl2OCo =. c..h
,chwcrin Bernard and wife To- executors etc. Cain
arne l. Spencer. 3d-ave. 5OS IT ot 93dst years
wcbcr Elizabeth and Adam % Otto Schneider 2lst
st. q ~ 3Gave. ! year. $4,000
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
7 EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of CortlAnds ana
DesolosSes ,oS sIstneton and intermediate points.
M, Tor tcneSa eyons' Eln.ia kocheSt,f r. DuIa,o % ~,
and the West, principal IOcd p.nts, OhSH t"i '"
IVars and Pullman car 70 snspcnsi'n nrio ,,.
m ~ Tor L. and j. Junction and intermediate po!ns
Chair car 70 y nESannock and intermedate points,
y. pa, 10 Trnkhannock. Connection 70 Reading and
Hatp4 20 w m for Eimira and principal ntermedat lon
ChSir car 70 Wil6eso1rfe anu F"'" 'eP'l " SuSP-"
sion n5iqse m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
chat cav 10 Mauch Chunk. q, ., ,...-e.,.,o xot.,.
10 D. m for Maueh CHUNK % ana ih'ermeuia'e poh@
coHnestton 10 Reading and HaFriabnIh p.t., pu,.,o
n M f6r Geneva, Lyons. Elnlra lsochstt hnnalo
and he West. Pullman sleeper 70 'OH' '"1 ""P"So"
frains leaving at O. M II A. NJ p ~. ana ~
fesioi"' SUNDAY TRAINS.
S A. m for Mauch .hunk Halietsn ana ana ihterncoiate
points, and IL a. m Tor Shen"u''" "'' "'''''''''
points. o., m.rch CHUNK and intorunodlate points
Geneva, IYoas. Emifa kochf stfr Bufllo
and he West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyoa and Suspension
BRUCE General Eastern OMee. c9G broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08

nv ANp AFTER JUNE -. lo9o' ,,.,a,
Train. :, a., st.luls, IOOs v. Desvrsssts hiu S"'""
streets. ss follows: ..r ,,xr -, III. West. rumaA
~ v:.Dsf: s,en AID sSd falor iH ar
- a. w. Columbus 80 A. m OeSaSo sno,eei olo ioi
s3a s. hSq' Havn & ass AID sunday
,oso Isr@si r@sifI ANp SnIcAeo Ae.tt1s hIM
AID sGssnns so,bisGS. nsnSi' for fpHSt So
:9SspPdir :aes 5Pdis asa aSa {S;S':hop AZ ,9S
sSd TeTn Seec 81 HG%e sss. arrive Cincinnati C
aoo p aiS or1s 4 g. CHICAGO IifS zoo AND CINCINNATI
1'O OxFsEs pullman vs61c seepng car snS Pinlas
g.. Ms%TcSS c51ch % 9 10 ccaDu en-
cn"aii IL on Chicago 800 p n'' ana D. Lo''
$50 az EXPRESS ss fgs al gspss s
seerins Car YcwYofk sbgTs st. Louis, cSago b,nSs
% 2ga sqd MRPRaa N a Snd fa Faaa
6g c3ond 3G GAcseG "a a. m neE, T,s day az and SdS| s
,SS "a TSedo 4 S.yp sAisD f..pFtey fn r.n,n
70 Sscg SsGaso ay Mf%1SFs %e. q M'
ss d' i5 4 isss4e 4.S"t
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE soUTH
81 y except .S sYae9 sS N siif'
IssaIs Rns car sap9s s saS Co. ses H gseAnssn
sGS InS p snisy snd SIS fs snG sa rS' 5c
80 ssS p Pspl n Ivy Rfs
For Long BsEh PosS Pe;a,aH ona p o eooS sa
so $40 $!i6 :asSciab, I:so &C. 20 and and 5Q9 p m m:
515 p. n 20 not stop at Asbu[T PARK or % Sindapl
For A29hH ian 6, o,c 'V nddav tf Cane Nav
and with through car for Browns Mills and Beach
Ha"nn. :.
For Ola Point Norfo, Via wewrork. Philadelphis
Eorfok Railroad :0o a m ca'ly except Sunday. and
800 o. m daily; Via Baltimore and Bay Lno 10
.. N. week-davs.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave follows:
20 20. $ 90 80, > 90, Chicago Limited, win
Dining car and 10 10 Washington LnttcdJ aud IL 100
a. m. 10 20 100, 2 10. 00 80 90, 80, 100,
800, 6:3O, 90; and 900 p m: and l2l5 night.
II 10 a 40 and 100 p. IN. sun
DAYS Express, :l5 80. 800 30 Limited, and lQ
a. H. 200 4 700. 80, 100, go 00 ard 90
d m and IL rs night. Accommodation, 100 D. M.
The New-York Transfer Company will call Tor aud
check baggage from hotels and residences
For time OF local trains apply TO ticket agent
'" Cu AS PtiGH j. r. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08

State issues entirely neglected. OF city
bank stocks Metropolitan sold 800 at 0. Seaboard
National l20) at 1862, and Western National 400
at l07 ga.
The general bond market was quiet, ard upon
the whole firm AtchisOn Topeka and Santa Fe
first As rose to 81 7-s and the income Is to GA 3-s
West Shore As sold $500, 000 at l0i Louisville,
St Louis and Texas tirsts up Is at 90 Is.
Philadelphia and Reading Fl rst incomes firmer
AT II A; but the seconds declined 20 5Sa53 is.
Reference is made TO our full report of bond
sales.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The local money market was still subject 20
manipulation, but to-day the common rate for new
business was 6a7 per cent, with per cent the
extreme highest rate for Jew loans, and later
per cent, with final offerings at } per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day
follows: Exchanges, Sl2O,l14,l36; BALANCE,
S6,46s, ,203
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Oearing
House to-day S46l ,62s. It's net loss on balance
was tj03 ,G04, made mp by losses of Sjjs,l62 coin
and Sij,532 currency. The days operations in
cluded Receipts, 81, 233, 800; payments, -, seq
j93 resulting In general balance OF SiS1,1l3.-
207, consisting Of Sls0,34I,220 coin and 81 ,366,-
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day Sl63,0j2 National bank Notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were SlA57,32G the in
ternal revenue receipts S657,i54 and hhc mis-
cellaneous receipts sol ,Sl6
To-dly's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compare with
the figures OF the last previous statemeDt as fol-
lows
Net gold on hand slsi $50 loo ass sc oas IN s &
Net silver on hand 2O'7O2.il 2J.S230C5 lad. 60 59i
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
RAILROADS..
hudson River Railroad


fH. GM2INs iSls Ns'1G1HS EGXSG due q,
Boo A. M.-C HlCAuO YES lBULL LlMIIh-D-uu0 ~
1920 <. ni.-SoUTHwEsTERN vEsTIBULE LIMtSI, ~
ED-due Cincinnati Z 90. Indianapolis ~ 'So D. ~ ~
1866 4. M.1RwEsTERN NJ DAY ExpREss-dary except
45o SHORE VE9sTIaVt5Eo 5o bIMITER M neIs
$685. M.-rAsT WESTERN ExPEEssSs--p!,ge D, Chicago
40 10y + lsIc,pappYYg lsI.c,pHappYYgSSPAck MoNfREAL AND MA
FEI;ssIDue Indianapolis ii 20 D. m. next day. St
5f5 shasRSg Hsb FH5NS
z II .5: Or.s dros sG ;Sot vi "a sS
81 $55 81 p 81 80 iS 5S g. IT sS m
mo- 80. O ~ 90, 30 70 70 10 80 II 20
urS% AZ tS0 o9 slS 80 &c. 50
p, 80 90, 7:3o '.l5 M u 200 5o nigh oo
BuFE&1oSS iSS . s. io2O 10 50 0a g. H. Oo $780, ehS
NIhfTEA FALLs-1O;2O, 10 80 a. m go @ Oo' 1880
sAHAroo ~ 100; 80 a. mrs 2;oo ia 80. 80
II GGsHND sLAHDS1t so a. m M :50 '91S p m
AbiiTRoSS}bnXAeeiK bnAei MOUNTAINS ,vD MoNrREAI-,o 90.
go a N. 7;3Q p. M, tl2 90 night; also AdLron.
XUBURS, 'usil:YESAp AATD cANANDAIGUA-iss 20.
m Kills b p VI Va IH&ELEK RDfIv1s1oN-
Ca car; Apply es
EewYorA rSfn sss 720 fulOn aud ssS
liedlord.a'e, L. d. pfOo"!hi lv' h1"9oA''''' 'ei~''
,Jsgt ps toF to 's hG baggage from
N0't tpay W except Sunday saturdays only Other trains
run A6ove 6s trains except those eaylne at 90 800
80, 80 so :55, :5j. :25 p H., and II 100 mid
ns5So s5ohS SP NJ a. rDTGET }SSih SEoReE H DANIELS
General Manager Genl Passenger Asen.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
w HilGHE - T...-.Nit.n. isaxc Ms.s "a:


from the foot Of Jay.st, New.York: Hamilton, London
detroit and Chicago. . SO - rs 2. NJ 'S rs T. m
st. Louis, - 10. = - p n Toronto - % NJ 10
Nagat Falls. $3.50 'o:j5 q. ny .5:fj sl5 y. N.
uta and Syr3es 49, 20 800 a 3 @ ci5 % ~ 70
ells el D a and "A ASay a. 80 IS, % s. ali 80 l. M.
iS S:4j "a 90 > 10 's Is p Crans.ons West Point,
ali 80 a. NJ i 81 - zoo 80 5l5 S5, .6$o 8
Il :95 D. H. and clO 40 m. b3 80 D. m Cornwall and
Newbufg. Montreal and Canada Elst 10 a. f1 20 -
Detroit CHICAGO ard ST. Louis or all through trains.
- stratoes and Caldwell. Lake George. ali 80 n. m.
daily except sunday, b5 ~ ~ t,at1rays only psF'
lor.taf on u 30 a. Train Kaatersk, Hunter. Ho.
bart Grand Hotel Station and rh0enieia 80. cl0.ij
al 30 M, b3 - p m Paro9-cafs to Grand lo'
tcl aHd Kseter-El Wa Pho.nlcia 1885 and 30 NJ.
Oh 80 (Sundays only for Grand Hotel and phoe.
nlcio FalenNlie Cairo AID Mountain House. Is,
all 30 a. n b3 IS D. Parlor-caTs 70 Catsk these
trains. Iaf-hoday special 10 p lSatgrdpy onyl
Kssersxill Hunter Hobart Grand Hctel Station and
Phoenica Parioi 10 Grand Hotel Station and phocni
clio alO 40 a. m and 90 p p Jct,ey Clty =. X Z
Mosntil GIT line 80 an. sceynR Grand Hotel
don Sundaf, only Daily tDaly except Saturday. Al!
otner trains ally except sunday For tckct,. timetable.
psror and sleeping car accommodation Information, ap
Annex Once foot OF EultOn-st. NowYoIk City: 500
81, w..t l"j,.t ~ ~ e,r-, ...o1 "a. ~ vi
4odst gnd foot Of Jav.st.. North River. c. r. LAM.
EERT General Passenger Agent. Vanderbltayc- New.
ysfx.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
Orean 5ieamers .

CTATE LlNE-BETWEEN NEW,YORK,
> GLAsgoW AND NGylIEkE roNDSfNDASfnS1r dln n1rEs
" no iIVEEPOoL, LONDON, DUBLIN, &c.
STATE OF NEVADA -. Thurfday. AUGUST l5 a. H. N
Sr 1'T or PI,NNSY VANIA Thursday Aug. 2l U a. ID
Cabin passage sS5 800 according te location Of s's
and from s Lsrts of Europe lowest rates ron per
Columbia stores south Ferry, Brooklyn y J. for ifels,
Agents J3 BiCadway n. Y Steeragc oice II Bfoad"ay
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
IN ROAD FOR
I,lU BANK, LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE AND
49, tSBi'T'Y TN(K- HFLMAR, SPRING LAKE
AND POINT PLEASANT.

Yof foot OF Ileryst 90 rs, :15 erpIe., 10 :l6
II J. m. 80, 80 80 (express), 20 :3O (ex-
press, 80 10 u Sundays. 200. . 100 a. H.. 90
y.
10 y noon 20 (cNpress Satur'ys only, 80.
$40 (eXprcs-l, 40 fcXrress except Red BanO 20
CcNuressi. ! 20, :0c D. SUNDAYS 10. rs
sunday trains do not stop Ocean Grove and Asbury
Pxx. -
RUFUS BLODGETT, J. Il. WOOD,
Superintendent. Oen1 Pass ARt, Penr. r. r.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
[NMAN LINE y. s; and Royal Mail l6a1 Steamers

i TOR oUEENsTOwN AMP LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF CHICAGO -. Wednescay August u : y ~
tilY q NEW YORK Wedneesd'y Aug August g. 20 ' @
tiTY OF CHEsTEE .Wrdnesdsy September g. 8 20 A. IN.
From Pier 46, N. r. adjoining Christorher-st Ferry.
EIKST CABIN, $50 aud upward, according % steamer
and location OF room: sECo%D cABIX o@sTaid sSo
orrnai1. $40. STEElAGE, $50. PFTER Wklt.Hf x
soks, General Agents. BOWLING Gi.EEN. y. \.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
Ocean Steamers.

A MAINE STEAMSHIP co.
only HS % fSt fSss C W s,9s ,s rSsa
sSrns :sssw 1s Sa nas
s ss ss SSn every a VI Wsne.y s aG from Pie,
81 ha.s Gsss sSby i's; S s
NORDDEUTSCuER LLOYD SIS. CO.
N SM9hG EGS1hh 4S LGSPoS aSp Bremen
S''"f'1 sAsH y: l5%g rs 'S.' DoA'@ %Do ,
Isds Ffdd. wsa Sat- ASs ass = ?S'@ Ems, <
Ff.t os Avg "a sas sp"i .eseias a q
nS% sc S''0nS SoEiiItnS :pGt CO. 30. Bowling Grecn
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
L LINES 10 CAIlFoENIA JAPAN, CHIN
STMI mp aRgs per TO-: Es@ az MEXICO
for San franc.co " the ls,Aings ,.s. Of Psnaaa'
From FoI: sSR TepSSeo TTT&S Il p3f TlR7 R'1'1-H ''
,,' Va vic'Clio sa,.,9., = c. ,uo, :, % rooD
rOr freight. Passage sad general Information apDy to
s0Hpany' 'nii o. b Yo General sSDe-n,fden
A NCHOR LINE. L. S. NAIL Steamships.
e t y s.; :r
ssra ,o6 400 g sdsoTd sS5d e,S T 0 sa1 10 and sa5
Sss'G iso :SS o&soo%@
S.Ss 81 .as s $
stores. esi BSOcHya SSSHS1 MI tsfTy,, .rnw,rr
yrwY6RK hpI1FiAhNHHG1TT 46 GihHGTA HhhyibSF2 hSb NAPLES.
S. s VICTORIA saiis s9t9rday. septem63ea5 3a g.
nESDESso% SaSe 'B1iGTnEs Agents, Bowling Green.
PED STAR LINE; n.n,s
NooRDLHND ,wsdnc:day. August - D. M
s.Ssd caSn & s sS s55 s%a
PEI PETER WRSehr Il ~ Sons GEM Ars Bowling ere.
NJ EW-YORK AND CUBA MAIL IS. COM
N From PASF per. ToE Is cSP4i aSd i 4NP + e. MsSSG e &
SVMVH OF iGa KSa AaS avg
oR1zABA 14 and Vera cr % Aug 49,
SARATOGA Havana and CsId.nas ,. Wed Aug. 90
S1ioH s'9'as' ao fsas HSs Aug a.
rWLl call at Guantanamo on outward uil.
JAMES i. WAiIDD { co. iiS wll.s.
No1A1 M [0& As SuFSffEESTSAf ASR EIyHnF2GRN
#sSss@is Ave AVE- sS s. dfaSaS Pl77 sS sS
M'''''IS From NV w,t sr So Dock ws O %
a ese and as y Ses
Second ses 1Refs5n cash $40 AID
ss%4af Flade S p6a SIaSPS D'oaa"'
NOMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique,
La IBRkiAGXE Dc Joas:en ss.gIday, %asq;t
Il x SoRMAXDiE, Goiier. Saturday Aueust 80 %
k1 M BRF4HGXE de Jogseiin, Sat. SRI: 9, 19 80 a.
pED "Dr LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
Calling at Trinidad to SEn and
m my, ~, Pier sc. E1st River; a,n., oo r. ~
.aa1.ss$ EE.es%s: &%s:s S IS 90 B. H.
These American steamship, SPECIALLY built for the
trade have very SRoN sgRJS s tSI RfsisHsef
"'0--Vi General a;ii' Managers. Il wail,s.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
Ciip '1roucrip for Sale.

FoR SALE. 23, WEST 74TH STREET.
Iarrc elegant 3-stOry b1OwnstOne house wei cunt
and taorouahiy pumbed with electric aachments never
occupied except by Price reasonable ana terms
Casv' Apply premises or 10 V. X. STEVENSON
& CO.. 100 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
Countrn I)ropsrin for Sale ano 90 lie
Shinnecock Hills. Iona Island.

Living between and overlooking Shinnecoek aud Peconic
ana Atlantic ocean finest location on Long lsand
Neelent nm furnished cotiages ttaehd on sne p0p
IslanI lnpf0Nc NcnieEt Company nov An
extensive oilers lor sale ON
building sites three TO ten acres Apply 10 W. o.
l., l.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
Sotels.

EOTEL ALBERT,
Ilth.st. betweca Broadway and 5th-aNs a. .
Elegant summer hotel; its extra height ana vans OF
tmme use thickness coones DO otnef
house can boast OF cuisine uneXceed prices ieasonaOi@
"S1~ ROBERT J. BRADY Manager.
MANSION HOUSE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.
dt,ecfIT opDosIte Wei.st New YORK; minutes yak
from fulton or wall.s ferry and the Brdge terminus
accommodations reasonable rates select faihy
and transient hotel 200 rooms. Send for circular
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.

Via Central r. T.. Of NewJerses Phsdephio and Read
For Piade pla at 80 40 600 IL 80 a. m. 80.
90 3 20, 90, O0 200, 80 p NJ. IL 10 might.
D. H., j. 10 ni-ht.
Fer Baltimore and Washnqtop daily at 90 IL 80 (ex.
cept sunday m., 100. go oo p m. j. 10 night
Trains leaving At 40 il 80 a. 80, 100. 90.
40 D. m nc rs night except Saturday right have con.
ncctlon Tor heading. harrisburg, PottsNiie. Sc
For SunLi ~ LeWsburg and Willamsp0rt, VIA Phila-
delra at IS a. nj. q 30 Buffet Paro Cap. 80 D. M.
IL midnight Except Syturay night, Sundays y.
Tickets and PayloCar seats can be procured az H. 201
4l5 s44 40. 1923 iroadway, 537 0thsvf. 204 West
lo5 ST. 1874 East 125th-st. Ncw-Y0rk; Court-st. 800
Fulton-st., % broadway. Brooklyn. -
Eew-YOFk Transfer Company VIII call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
e, le7atenders on
hand ............. l2,2f4,972 l@leo'OO3 Dec n
223 si6.lo2 s22i.251. .052 Inc. $50, 50,
26,535 81 20 Sij.%.2 Dec. 70i. .6I


Actual cash In
vaults
OVER outstanding
certincacs .s223 l92 1921 Psi 052 Inc s5ot ser
Deposits IN banks. 1856 s2 % Sb.2-2 Dec. 70i6G
Net cash $3.50 s9o 3Gi $3.50 13527s Dec ss7ot
The foreign exchanges were dull and weak a,
concessions in rates and closed barely stea,iy al
revised quotations for business as follows French
francs at 500 and Jl7 l-2 rcichmarks at 95 and
95 ll-l6 and guilders at 40 IA and 40 7-l6.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
The governors Of the Bank Of England at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change In It's rate
for discount and il remains at per cent During
tie week the bank lost f290n00 bullion. and
the proportion OF its reserve ~ its liabilities was
reduced from 3s.j7 70 &c 80 per cent. against
decline from 36.j4 - 1913 PER ceat In the sams
week Of last year when its rate for discount was
3 per cent To-day the bank gained f2i3,000
bullion on balance. The weekly statement Of tho
Ranl OF France shows = gain OF l.j7j,000 francs
gold and gain Of 100000 francs silver At the
London Stock Exchange British conso!s were a
shade easier al 81 IS and % IL respectively Tor
money and account In the open market money
worked easy at l-2a4 j-3 per cent for bOth
discounts and balances Bar silver was steady
al 30 l3-lGd. per ounce E8glish standard. Amer.
ican railways were quiet and partially sympa-
thetlc with yesterdays home declines, but the
prices generally ruled higher than concurrent home
Quotatons At Paris French 3 per cents again
were frmcr with an advance IRON $3.50 TO
1892 i-2.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The only sale advertsed for yesterday, at the kea
Estate Exchange. was. that Of No Ar West Thirty
sccoDd-s. four-story brick and tenement ana
threestory frame house, lot 2l.ox9S9 Iheie WAS
snail of bidders attendance, but the auctoneeF
announced that the sale was adjourned until Octoov ~
The sale is for to-day under ioiciSsuie
six vc.sory brick flats and stores bong Nos 90 TO 40
Ienox.avo between Onehundred and thii.ctn anu O'o
hundred anu fourteenth sts., on plot 2Ol.lONiVV'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08

hA BALTo. T. 60 6 oALoR. l+!!I! 4.
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