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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-12
BE Careful of Your Footwear.

Ouida voiced sober truth when she said
do not economic i'll gloves and sh oes. This
was forcibly illustrated to me as a woman
dressed in good clothes and a sealskin tip
toed across the street Her shoes had out
lived their appe rance Of decency, and one
had 30 far forgotten itself as to bid defiance
to the wearer and split clear across the back,
while, horror Of horrors! the stocking, out OF
sheer sympathy, had done the same.-Chi-.
CagO Times.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-12
Portuya1,s Extravncant oneen.

The queen dowager of Portugal, an Italian
princess, married at the age of Is, was very
extravagaut in her ideas. 1t is reported that
on one occasion she brought home from Paris
1000 pairs of shoes. On another occasion
she ordered sixty-nne dresses from Worth
and on the way home they were lost at sea.
Not disconnected IN the least, she duplicated
the order Interview in Kansas City Times
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-12

you. Yesterday banged away at an air
bag and jumped a twenty inch hurdle until
was as lame as a Mexican veteran and as
weak a cat. Then had a needle bath and
a rub down with alcohol. l walked home
with my mouth buttoned, as the trainer puts
it, and my arms flying, drank a pint of
blood went to bed, slept three hours and got
up looking absolutely pretty.
It's fearful dose-the blood | mean but
there is no cosmetic that can approach it. l,
have it brought from the slaughter house
every morning and held over a gas jet long
enough to take the chill off l bandage my!
eyes and swallow pint of the warm gore att
gulp. At night just before going to bed Il
drink the same amount of bUttermilk Rain
or shine l walk w Fifth avenue every after
noon from I u"tJ > -'rIocE.-Cyty Girls Let
ter in Chatter
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-12
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
|. g. G. N. RAILROAD.

RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
I. g. c. N. RAILROAD.
DEPARTURES.
For St. Louis via Iron Noun
tain or NJ, X. & T.......... .5:45 a. m.
For st. Louis, via Iron MOun-s
tain route. ............'.''.' 3'Jo p III
For Laredo lilo a. m.
ARRIVALS.
From ST. Louis, Iron Mountain
and M, X. & T.............lO;55 a. m.
From ST. Louis, Iron Mountain
and NJ, X. & 7. routes. 1000 p. m.
From Laredo Observation-Disclosures. 1885 p. N.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
THROUGH EXPRESS EAST.
Leave for New Orleans, Houston
and Galveston. . .9:OOp.m.and ,9:25 a. m.
ARRIVE FROM THE EAST.
Arrive from New Orleans, HOus-
ton and Galveston 6:4Oa. m. and 4:lO pm.
THROUGH WEST.
Leave for San Francisco, Ell
Paso and Eagle Pass. ....... 4:4O1p. m.
Arrive from San Francisco Ell
Paso and Eagle PaSS......... 9:25ia. M
The S. A. g. A. p. r. REMISSION
ROUTE.
DEPARTURES
Leaves for KerrvllIe, daily, eX-
cept Sunday. at............ 500 p. m.
Leaves for Galveston, Houston
and CuerO, daily, except Sun
day, at. ........... ..... S:45 a. m.
Leaves for COrpuSChriSti, Rock
port and Beeville daily, eX-
cept Sunday, at.............. las p. m.
ARRIVALS.
From Kerrvile, daily, except
Sunday. at. $50 a. m.
From Corpus Christi, ROckpOrt
and Bcevile, daily, except
Sunday, at....................l :43 p. M
From Galveston. Houston and
CuerO, daily, except Sunday,
Observation-Disclosures. 6:45 p. m.
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINE.
Steamers sail and arrive at Galveston
every Wednesday and Saturday morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-12
4 Young Editor.

The youngest lady editor of Kansas, Miss
Minerva D. Walker, of the Harper Graphic,
is only lG. Though so young, she has the
good sense to prefer her full name to the
dininitIve Minnie" Pet names should be
for friends and relations, not for the public.
Good Housekeeping
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-12

Silk plush parlOr suits from S37. SO
upwards. Other furniture in proper
ion for 80 days, at r. Becker's. I'm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-12

Prof. Loisette'e Memory System1Hs
creating CRATER mtrest than ever in
all parts of he country, and persons
wishing to improve their memory
should send for his prospectus free as
Divert sed in another column. 6-1O-tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-07
LIyE srocK MARK Ers-nY rELEGRArM.

buffalo July j.-Cdtic-Receipt, last - hours, $3.50
head total week thus far 1910 FOR time last
week. l. $50; consigned through, i220 head 5000 ot
which New 100 for sale market steady and IN.
charged. Sheep and I@mb,-Rcccipts last = hours.
5000 head total ful week thus far 80 200; Tor sane
time last week @O,GOO: consigned through $500 head,
200 Of which TO New. York Ls00 Tor sale; top grades
aud good demand sheep choice extra. - 7Jb
- medium 20 good, - jodSl 20; common to good -
- lambs. good choice. 80 75ds1 fair good.
- $3.50 20 medium fair s6ds6 90. Hocs-Rcceipts
last - hours $3.50 head total for week thus far 20 700
for time last week, $500; consigned through.
4co0 head $500 Of which to New York 200 head Tor
sale market active firm and higher selected medium
weights selected heavy end, and good To choice heavy
sIasi O5 selected York WEIGHTS, Sia$ o. mixed pigs
aud light Workers, 90 Jodf3 %.
chicago, July 5.-Cattlc.Rcceips, 1000 head market
quiet steady; becvcs - 50dFi 30 steers - od&i 30
sockers and feeders ~ 3cds3 50 bulls aud mixed
slds3 10; Texas cattle, - 3ja$3 % Hogs-Rcccipts,
$500 head shUmcnts 900 market strong. loo higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-07

Liverpool. july .. p. M Cotton rcau- ling
@ 7-ltd Inc sales 90 tuc Gay included 500 llcs Aurrl
can iutIr-, closed firm. Anoiran- NiGdling low ~ i
dag clause. July delivery. 240id buyers July ant
August delivery. -4-6id buyers; August delivery
256iaG 2G6id; August and september delivery. 236
as 2iGd September delivery 1901 20 2l.6fI; ptm
Der ana Octobcr delivery, g. 6id buyers; October au,
November delivery. 53.Gd buyers November and De
c,nacr delivery, ji6ld buyers, December and January
delivery - JU-1fG buyers.
,'al,,-ton. Juy i..Cfton HOLIDAY: Net and gros.
receipts, none stock IA bales, Weekly Net aud gro-.
receipts G3l bale, coa-t0c. 90 ba,o sales. ~ bales
Norfolk. July i-Cot'.,n Holiday. Net and Cro.,
receipts, bales stock, 3.o32 bales. Nc'kly-NtC and
c.o,' receipts, - ba coa't"lse, 100 bales sale, Is
bales.
savannah July 4.-Cotton- Holiday. Net aud gros,
receipts. { bale stock, liS7 bales. WceNyNct and
eros. receipts 81 bales col,twsr. 2ji bales sales 10,
bales.
Newt Orleans. July cotton Holiday. Net and gros,
fccrpt- 2uj hal"- export g. Great Britain l1I9 bales
oO.,tWisc bae. stock 23HoS halr-. Wcekly-Net and
gtD.s receipts 90 bales exports O. Grat Britain 3j9l
bales the Continent l.iOO bales; colstwise, 1853
Lal,s sales. l.jjO bales
Mobile. July 4.-Cotton Holiday. Net and gros,
receipts, bales stock, 800 bales. Weekly Net and
gro-s receipts. 10 bales coastwsc 2t2 bales sales, loo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-07
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
NEW York CENTRAL
on AND AFTER JUNE %. 1890.
Hudson River Railroad.
Al Trains arrive At and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
fourth i've. and 42d ST.. Hew York.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATloN ~ TIVE CTrN

PIE RAILROAD STATION ~ TbE CrrH
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS L.. 81.
'IO A. M.-CHlCADO NLo lIBLL LIZ L4MAAf-D-uu' -
1924 ioi9 a \, ny yvrsTIBuLE LIMIT.
kD-due Cincinnati 80 Indianapolis ~ 81 a. H. oS'
1856 A. . Mi.oLSEiSrERN DAY ExPREss-daly except
$50 =. M-YORTH SHORE yEsTIBULE LIMITED
Due at Detroit at Is a. NJ, Chicago 90 D. H. heA'
500 i, Mast WESTERN ExPREEssas--RI,ge Chicago
7.3o p M@AbiR9 lbACK. MONTREAL AND MA.
9IJ =. SI.HF2sf 81. L0UIs AND CHICAGO tx.
PBEss-Due Indianapolis II 20 .. n next cay b.
FIS2KLi9 %E%GrGGH BQTGHEEEPsIGg6 R ~ z
hg's 10 -q 20 MI SV , So POINT 'a 80 C0 III IS
ALB%NY- $50 956. = ~ % 80 ~ 80 % a. ,,,5 p.
r Irs g. iJ5. 80 i 70 $
Ro i9 90 10 3 90 5 a. M T. 20 So osa 90.
BvFP&Lo-IS g. 10 20 no 80 .. m, 90 80. sls
NIEGHlEA FALLs-lO 20, TO 50 a. m 40 90 49,
sAIR11IIdGh%t9. il 80 m,a 200 1890, 80
1AkEF 'GEt5EGlty:oo, tll-,3o a. M 1890 n
ADiR0&BA1K MOUNTAINS AND MOXTREAL-i2 90.
III 30 a M, : 80 ?. n. tl2 90 night; also Adiron.
XuBtRY "EfXEyvA AhYD cANANDAIGUA-ts so.
BERk S2 n Nils i5 p TIA HARLEM IA DIVISION
fof Sket, and spae in Stepping cars apply a. Grand
fents gal s P1 Or az We 80 and iSs st. stasoi
New.York; 333 Washneton.st., 726 Fulton-s and 3ss
westsotts Express cas Tor and checks baggage from
tpa isG except Sunday Saturdays only Other tain.
80 go 81 s. $. 5 :25 p. In and IL 90 mid.
nigh scr at G}st4E:;t station DANIELS
General Manager. Gen Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-07
A LESSON IN PATRIOTISM.

From The Detroit Free Press
A gray haired exCIty Father was staholns on on'
stens OF the City Hall yesterday wheE young nun
approached and salH , ,.,.,
III Is this decoration for the FOurthf"
Yes, SIR .,
The regular Fourth of July2'
eyes"
"ShcI be here Friday
ayes"
Whoop, ! can't wait I'm ready TO bust to
davl What YOU going to do on the glorious day 7"
What 10 getting up at daylight 10 whoopl'
No, sir" ,,,,
40 firing of cannon waving of flags, or drinking
Of lemonade -
No"
- no fireworks in the cvening-no getting drunk and
falling on the neck Of George WashinGonF
No"
Inst going sit right home and look as homely and
mean as YOU can. and not care two continental
coppers which side licked ?
"That's about IL.
"Then you are an Internal old curmudeeOn and /
can lick you in two iHs'
And he might have done so had not the cX-Fa,her
lodged him and got into the building. where he ap-
pealcd 10 n policeman To save his bacon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-07
COrRT CALENDARS FOR TO DAY.

supreme Court-Cenera Term-Reccss continued
SUpr.mc Court ban hers BEFORE Andrews, J.Noton
calendar Nos. | tn 80 caled at II o'clock
supreme Court-specal Tcm-iartS l and lad
journ,d for the O. ~. .. A., $780,
>. 1850 -, -, $500, -, =,
jouru1d FOR the term. =.
surrocate- Court Beiorc Ransom, $40 taeniar FoF
probate. VIII, Of /. W. sanders. John Martin, Henry
0l.h,r W X. Jcn'n- -: NJ Jones and {. W. " endoy'r
10 a. b.: Harry Lloni. Moses loth-child and F. L. John
sol 10 80 q.
superior Court-Gonoral Tgrm-Ad jcIrned until O,obf
superior Ourt-Sprclal Term-Before OHornan, J.
Motions. =, $500, r,r a,
common Peas-o,enera, Abound FOR the term.
Common Pl,as-SpociJl Iorm-B,fore B~choH, J-No-
tons. $500, ?, o.-.o.
city Court-spccal Term-Bcfore Fitz'imons. J.-Mo-
City Cour.-Tria Term-Parts /, II, III and IV-Ad'
CONT ~ General Scs-lons-Part I-B,i1re MARITIME. j.,
and Di-Jct-A JaroueNo- t. -, IN
elusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-07
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. July at the wool salcs today 97o7 bales
comprising good selection. were offered There was
fair attendance aud the competition Sustained ~eu
In better demand 80 as thr Total purchase
for the United States amount e. 5000 bales Following
are and prlccs obtancd Victoria, 1000 bales
secured 9tddis "a do lock. and pieces, 1hdGl ID
greasy sl6Is 22d do lock, and pieces. 6l0lOd. New
South WL"- LOO bales secured. lTdals sid 40 lock,
pieces 81 dsad. gcen-lnnd 200 bales secured i 2lsd
Is I'D do ocks and piece, gdG1s ii2d greasy. Gtd5d
south Australia 1900 bales secured. 3nde Is G%d do
locks aud pieces. l0dG ID greasy lO2d do locks
Sda. 9d do locks and pieces. 7'd@l, I'D grcasr sd
as 2@d do locks ard piece. i''"233d Tasmania ~
fIopo and natal l.9oo bales; scourcd, lQ%dGis I'D
greasy. dJd do locks and pieces i4dj4d The arrI-
Sals FOR the next series number % lsl bales The IN.
port- during follows: From New South
WaIr- B. "a bac, victoria 9s0 bales south Australia.
30 Laes NcW-I, aand. 23sj bales Cape ~ Good Hope
and Natal 3eGl Iars Ontario l2j2 bales Smyrna, 100
bales and fion other places 90 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NewYOrk saturday July f or
SSSsn Jersey clsy The as as5v ans In
SGusS Sr 11 hds use and
the market most Of which wers sold frcsy al osfsH
ssss9s sa g; SSas for f PSya
e 81 S old O at ana 81 Sens
ana butchers ar well supplied with stock continued duh
market at London Liverpool and Glasgow with re'igera'
beef selling at 5d or sfant ~ ana Asr ,n@ aSeS
reported to sa With cattle lee and sheep sot U and WIZ" 5
GuceF Civ IS laden With 100 cattle and about $50
quarters Of beet The Egypt Will sail Monday with cutie
cAEyES"Rceept for days 100 head , Of w9cs
Yesterday aud the market dull to-day for eyerythnf
buy strictly prime y.as wlch yer IN btt t ca"s
~ d3at Tor yearllngs Westerns and mixed calves ana
So 2s i,st g R[ls 81 nuttermk Calves 5o
n averag &C 2c per H. - DO, 1870 H. at -+e o. "''''"
Diiicn5ask & Dcwcy iycsterlay) 81 veals 13o H. at
siIEP And LHMBs-Ecccpts for two days IS car.
load, .; i2O hcad-27 carloads at jersey CITY
vt Mr t1asn add dcc no! Te az ad SseTay
PT a%, f Scr S1 6scE T0 W 's a at 6as pr II
TO bG ., was no eGa9s sqn tg 9o s od
TIE aab, were Of poorer s az & anu mr. zoo e.
sol,s-Halea6"ck Hollis: 25l kentucky Lambs 50
D. nSTfa AZ , Sc Kentucky Lambs Gs2 n at s
Dlllenblck y Dewey: 40 state sheep lcom"on % d.
~ Sherman & Culver: 300 sentucky Lambs, 81 n, At
81 30 per 100 n ~ do 63a. ~ at s6 s19 4 DO o. ID
cant az 80 10 ohio Sheep ewes. lO0'4 10 az os
per 81 Kentucky do, 10 n at he BUCKS i" 10
" D. Mcpherson & Co.: 2fo Virginia Lambs. COZ ~ at
She 200 Western sheep 79'2 II. at - 30 per 100 y.
Judd & Buckingham: 81 Virginia Lambs. 734 =, At
71ac per n 279 Virginia do. 50 n at re IL west
crn winter fed Lambs. CO. D. at - 80 pr 100 p lW2
J. y Pdcock sons. 2tl Virginia Lambs % d. d. a. 81
H. At 7i,,: 2s3 do 81 u. at Tic 2G0 Ono Sheen ~ ~
at - 1872 do SO H. at - 0G 90 do. - n az % l=2
III do 9O9 n. at 80 IS; - Virginia Ewes 10 y. at
"a 30.
Newton & Gilett 2G1 Ohio Sheep. 81 ~ al - SLY
~ Collins psi Kcntuckv Lambs. 80 ~, at FRSO .
HOGS-Receipts YESTERDAY and to-day. 81 carloads on
5s head-29 carloads at f0hst 20 carloads at Jersey
Citv and 10 carload, at Hoboken. 80 sales on lye
weight. Market nominally dull and weak al 7f"st -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-07
1 EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PAssENGEE TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt and
Dcshrcs,rs SIS. a follows:
7 A. m. for Satinston and Intermediate points. -,
IN. for Geneva. Lyons, Emlra, Hochest'r BuHaIo
and principal local points Chair car 10
LYONS and Pullman car TO Suspension Bridge.
o a. n for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
II A. m for and y. Junction ana intermediate points
Chair car to Mauch Chunk. 49,,
D. m. for Tunkhannock and Intermediate points;
Chair ear Tunkhannock. Connection to Reading ana
Harrisburg. ,.,, 49,, ,-..,--, /, 49, ,.i..,
chair car TO Wkesbarre and Pullman sleeper 10 Suspen.
sion Bridge. 49,, ,,-.-,- $500, ,.,.--..,,.., ...,...
Chair ear to Mauch Chunk
ID. ~. Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection o Reading and Harrisburg.
n M Tor Geneva. Lyons Elmira, Rochester, Buffalo
and tho West Pullman sleeper To Lyons and Suspens ion
Bridge. -.
D. m connect all points In Mahanoy and Hazleon coal
"e SUNDAY TRAINS.
=. a. m for Mauch Chunk, Halleton and intermediate
points and u. for Shenandoah and intermediat to
points. =, 49,, c,., $500, ,....,.
d. ~. Geneva. Lyons Elmira. Rochester Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspens.o
General Eastern Office 23j Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-07
0cIthers.

MEXICAN and foreign professors. tutOrs. govcrnesscs
n Of al. branches. &c. supplied TO colleges
tcnoos and families English. Frcnc IA, German and Spanish
tpokrn MIRIAM OIKIEKE. $50 jth-INe.. cor. ZOthsI
4 HIST TEACHERS. American and Foreign. supplied
n. for all ldIchr> all ioo alItit> no tharg" 1EA IL
LkS WANTED e." Tor r"gi-tratOni form Tor stan D.
r. r. AVERY American SchoO. Bureau, West lith-st..
\. Y.
A MEXICAN MD FOREIGN TEACH HERS AGENCY
n ~unui.- P-o.~-or-. Tea Tutor.
A.. To- Coll.c-,. .Aooi, aud Families. Apldy -
Mr.. VI j.. Not NF-Ft LION. - Union SIuar".
~ ! AID y. Y. norm Al GEADU A1EN want Tor
". public -el,os cod ssli ApplF 70 w u. kEHl..
Nanircr Ution teachers Agency IL Aston Place. y. \.
.,cUFENTl,uORN' TEACHERS AGENCY.
- Oldest aid best known 90 T.. =. Established 1875.
3 lat litA-st y. Y
VE1NAN'S FXCHNNGT Teachers 81 REAU foi
w both supple. professor ia h.r~ govern s''s
rr.citu~ YeT- pluiors. chap r1nr- &. 70
role,.. and fru..- a.o bookapcr> stchogra-
III. l' q T. VICENTE $50 5th 3yc. Naw-York Cty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-07
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PR1c

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The field report published last week showed DC
cided increase the daily average Of new production
In June as compared with the previous month lhe
figures the largest of any month TINS year. eA-
ceeding those Of February, the previous hgh-water
mark by Glib barrels. The daily average yield per
we'll was three barrels III excess OF tho May average.
but 1t was slightly below that Of February The new
development work Is not quite up to that OF some
previous months. but II presents sufficiently large
aggregate to indicate that the drill is kept moving at
lively pace at the prices for Pennsylvania
petroleum which now are current. The following
table shows the field situation reported each month
In 1890:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-07

Boston, July . There has b'cn good movement in
wool during The lart week and the sales have been
2.gl1.fOO pounds. BGt these owing o. Two
good sales ~ Texas and California ,prn; woods and
ARG EONemcnt ia foreign carpet woods The general
tone II the uar', W., dun ana most dealers reported
moderate business. Prices remain tho -iuc and
fairly steady. ohio sold az 81 f32c, and * at 80 3ic
Michigan sell, slowly 70 29aSoc Combng aud dra.nc
n,eccs quiet aud nominal la-g" ,a!rs OF
spring Texas made at l6G5c. and 4 california
lGi,02fc. Territory woods IN mudcrat" demand
COGG2c secured, ior nnr. $4,000 for me medium pnd
j3a5jc Tor medium. oregon woods duh taco
there been a good trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-07
NEw-YORK. oYTAwIo ANn WESTERN RAIL-

Passenger trains leave foot OF JAY and iod follows
Jay-st, 80 NJ, i-d;st, 90 a.. N, FOR Crmtoru
Liberty. Hancock, Walton DEM, Edmrson, NSrG1eh'
Jay-,t.. 300 i2d-st, 9.l0 q. NJ. for Campbeu
Hall. Lakes Mohonb and MinncW a,ka Waikiki valley STA
MlddlrtOWn BLOOMING ElouNllc, fountain
bale Eullsbure. Hureyyille. Liberty. White Lake.
Jay.st, 800 p. NJ I'D ST., - p. m. Tor campbell
Han L,ke, Moh6nk and MinneNaska waikiki Valley sta
lions MiddlctOWn, BlOOmlngbrg. NcnNle, Port Jeryls
Monticello. hallsburg. Hurleyylc Liberty. White Lake
Roc IlanG
wall Orr's Mills stony Ford campbell Hall Midiletown.
BLOOMING burl tllcnvllc.
tJay u. 90 ,: M 42dst. 70 m FOR Middeiown.
Rochester Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago and points West
for ,Snban ' uau Nddlctown renIIllS Port Jcryis
Fall,burg. Liberty. white Lake, Rockand
Daily. through. Other trains daily, except sundays
pullman dawlnr-room seats aud sccpngcar bes reserved
at 1913 broadway. New-Norl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-07
rr-poprAy FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London July D. Il 80 D. Consois. 90 5lG for money
and gi g-iG .or the account Crt'd peg cent
land, i2ii. Canadan Pacific. s3N; MEXICAN 5Idinary,
40is Mexican Central now per cent bonds. 1Ga Mon3.
a.. Der The II discount In the open market
Tor both short and three months, bills /, 81 per cent
London July ., 30 p M lari, adNccs quote 3 per
cent r,ncs ~ - times Tor the account ard
cAchangc on London - francs 20 checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-07
slo-I Tl.hanga. Con.oIIll,cd.


Toward the close II the week the refined markets
enjoyed batter demand and price, moro than rccov
cred early decline the close Wd, I've points better
refined iu barrel. 40 30 and ten points for cases
at 90 cents per gallon. Crude IN barrels ad
vauccl ten points Ia 80 cents. while naphtha was
unchanged az 40 cents per gallon.
Foreign quotations shade easier early In the
week. bat ended practically unchanged AT Il --0
l. { franc per 100 lIpi az Antwerp, $3.50 marks
per 80 klp, IN Bremen. and 1868 - pence
per lmpcrlal eallnn IN LnndOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-07
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. c. &

w IL X Il. K. Co, Lc>see.-Irains leave west 4-U-
IT, station (Newlok a. follows and - minutes earlier
Detroit an! c9iy"So 3 80 a. NJ 10 n IS l' Is
Sis p. m. Buffalo, Rochester, suspcnsion Bridge
Niagara Fails 30 - % a. M rs, IS 10 P n
Vtla and Syracuse, 30. . 80 40 n APP
= Is D. m. Kingston, 3 30 = 10. - eto'4o.
Catsyil and Ahany 30 = Is. . 30 all 80 a ! m
ComwoL Ncwhurg 80 - 70. 2osz IN ~ . *
III - p NJ; ana clio as m. bS 80 p M coFn"s'. ak
AcwbuTg. Montreal and Canada last, 10 a. ~, % ~.
p M Elegant sleepngcars for Bunao N.aeari ,.stns
Detroit. Chicago aud ST. Louis on All through uiin "a
@ SARATOGA and Caldwell Lake 6iecrgs all 3 80 pa %
bart. Grand Hotel Station and phoonicla 80 GU ~,
and al 30 M. Do - p m Paror'ears 20 %t 20 nv M
tel and kaatersh Via Pocnicia lO45 ana II ~ o. a.
.i5 p trains and 10 - a M for Hobatt Sleep. ar
30 a. NJ SUNDAYS only for Grand HotT ana r,s
ali so m bs - p M PaTlofcars Catsl on ths 3:
trains Hafhoday special 10 p m SATURDAY only .OSs
Kaaterskill Hunter Hobart, Grand Hotel station snyy
Phoenica Par0f TO Grand Hotel Statlon ana nve nx
cta n. b. G. Brooklyn, via Brooklyn Nuuf1n
clio ale 40 and 3 90 p m Jsrsey CITY r;,tsSi
MoSnt8 git line 80 Sic ping ear 70 Grand Hos1
oner trains daily except sunday For tickets tme..aoS
parlor and sleeping car accommodation or lniofmaten
Xiv Offices Brooklyn. 1893 Washing ion-,t 20 Fuiton "a
Annex Office OF Fulton-st. NewYorS CITY o, oos
Bway 1885 oi2 l271 Bway i3 Bowery IL PARK rwSsj
50 Vest I26tst and West Short stations foot o. WI
RFRT General Passenger Agent. Vander1ii''aVe" NV"
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kct steady natives s3ds5 Westerns, % o0aSi so lex
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Railroads..
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RAILROAD.
OK AND AFTER JUNE %. 1890.
Trains stations. foot of De''r0''e' and cor'lanA'
FAST LINE Is5 the West: r1l!na99
a 81 @ avs next and ak except e:
1866 10 5s'sl ;fiaIs' CHICAGO LIN
ROOM i RsSs sS 1sSsI
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5G NJ R1E' @fSsrrnx EXPRESS ,gs s ss..
e %es Nognwes, aad sSghyest Pullman Vs bssSS
sPa S y @ Ky Rrfsa Rnas
@ 70 90 NJ eon afq % % nsas Sa l
ard Toledo iaiiy. exccep. saturday y,,,n., pur.,
so Hccp ca YarYork to caso. xfT.Tor r to Men,
81 S2 g; csIS q 4 :.ss1 nS.nSs s ss
eas iIS AND D'S The SOUTH
s4; s.ssp; syna9y iolo a,Iiys %%.ssnse,
Pas Car sap s2S Sos aII avg gss $50
Iy jn$ 500 SUNDAY haa as1 s' SSs
chesapeake and ohis railway and Cincinnati. sleepsfs.
Dining Car and ttacnt> through. > 90 D. NJ daily
For Long Branch, Point Pleasant and intermsdate sta
80 $40 40 sJnecian i:2o, ; 90 and 90 p. m
=! ~ 90 not stoD at AsbprT P1rk OF sunday
Car and Day Coach vcekdavs. connects for Cape May
and with through car for Browns Mills and Beach
Haven
For Old Point Norfolk. via New. York Philadelphia q
Norfolk Railroad. 8 90 daily except Sunday and
90 p N. daily; via Baltimore and Bay Line. 10
?. IL. weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave follows -
20, 7 90 :: 90, g 90 30. Chicago Limited, with
Dining Car and 10 10 Washington Limited, and IL 90
a. NJ, II 90 J 90 40 800 $3.50, 100 : 80, 90
90. 80, 90. and 0 90 p. N. and Y Is night
Accommoaaton. y 10 a. D. 20 and 90 M Sun;
a. NJ, ZOO 200, 49, 100, $50, 100 and 90
?. NJ; and - ~ night Accommoca;lon, Z Oo D. m;
check baggage from hO.,l, and residences
For timetable Of local trains apply any ticket agent
OF COMPANY.
ClIAS. T.. PLGH j. K. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent