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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-04
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
pos.on Auousf q 1601
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Monday, August 3-p. m,
Although somewhat unsettled, the STOCK mar
ket to-day made further progress in the recovery
started late last week from lowest points. IL was
obvious, however, that the professional character
of the speculation was unchanged, for not only
were the transactions small, but the only lmpor-
tant net advance-1 per cent in Chicago, BuriihB-
ton and Quincy-was in stock recently favored Ill
short sales by the bears. Perhaps the holiday Ill
London might be used to explain the sluggishness
of business, but to Judge from the disposition OF
the foreign element for a long time, it may be
assumed that the local market was DenenPu oS
being left to the room traders who desired to re-
duce their short contracts. The day, as USUAL was
marked by the receipt of encouraging crop be"s9
from the West Not only is an imperative demon"
for our wheat assured but Wall street is oegin-
ming TO- build hopes upon an extraordinary eNPoiiS
of corn to meet the food detclences OF the OlU
World II is gratifying TO view the prospects OF
American cereals in connection with foreign neeue'
for ii is admitted that the money return on , .nc
exports of cotton promises TO be considerable less
than that on the shipments Of tie previous year.
The weakening in foreign exchange TO-DAY was
another favorable ITEM but 1t is unfortunate that
the summers experience has proved that tnat mar
ket is not now a sure guide as to probable move
mcnts of either gold or securities between Europe
and America The ease with which STOCKS f9i-
lied late from previous reactions indicates tlie
caution which marks the operations Of the bears,
but the closing while strong, possessed ltte Sig
niiicance
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were entirely neglected, ana
the only change in quotations was the recovery Oh
interest on the registered lbs. Appended are
the closing figures:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-04
WENTWORTH DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, AN y 30 --
lambs 6s,, N. at ss 12la $50 PENNSYLVANIA do.

teotucsy lambs 6ss ~ at 60 12 $50 Pennsylvania do
~ H. az 60 30; 10 do. 74s.fb at 90 20. 49, -
81 81 do. 0i2 ~ at GO 12l do 51s d. At :? 90 81
B. srrngtSh 22l Western Sheep S - at Il q 40
So 81 $40 do, 71l n, at sG 10 Chez. 20, -
Dllenbach Dewey; 10 Pennsy yania ShesP IN 90
M IS 90 Pennsy lNana Lambs, 10 ~ az 20 ~ ZSV
Kentucky do, s. H. at 80 20 25O do g H. st 80 o. "a
Hume Mullen - Stat3 Ewes, ~ ID: az ~ ~ 10
do Ii2 n az - so % STATE Lambs, II b. at %
Halenbeck L. Hollis: 80 state Sheep, 30 10, az ~ oo
HOGseeceDts, u carloads OF 1881 head car
load I0h-st. and 20 carloads at Jersey Guy lneIo
were some CT csroads for sale at both Yards nso
ket slow psing loo 10 zoe lower sales were at p ~
IsG for far choice hogs and bunch OF common spte
pigs sold at - %. - -, oox y,
Sales-Judd a. BuckIn CHAM: 1O5 State Hogs. 10 ~
average at 50 50 per 100 lo do, lo1 H. at ~ "
az A. % rough Hogs 1871 n, at - so; II do 81 ~
AT go do 237 ~ At ~ 90 DO 800 No. az ~ ~ 20
Reid g. Shea lGl Ohio Hogs. 100 N, at 80 w ~
state do 22l N, at IS 9O also sold Saturday % sta"
Hoes go N, at SO 10. oo a. -.
Newton & Gillctt 8 Pennsylvania Hogs, 100 d. az
ga. w Lamb: State Hogs 244 N, at SO; rough
d. 260 n at IS.
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the buying side at the opening advanced pi,ee norts
cents then realized very freely whom Nh.'s col 20
,, cd In toward the close. December sofa from o. 70
or and clo. At glisH3l4 cents The niIti'i paris
~ - rnws came ffom Paris, Via new orn. 80
oIt'to "s,oried up u franc the French weather wa
.ied very Wet and very cold; very heavy lana on
49, acs Inn blshelH reports OF contnuea sEu a,h
r busncss az tno scaboarl contributed 70 the and
III Nv, ron nrees were made when Ia PafuIluse a.. s
aCbayIie' Smith IN on short line r recents
pooAp car.: Oh estimate for Tuesday, so ~ ~
dlsnced 70 the OF l. cents, In sympathy VIZ w
rh. only ouer explanation OF the strength VIZ
waoin Of drJ weather from Illinois lllnois now
IL yi0Ht and morning had general sho"ers
The reeeipts here 60 cars, were over Inc pea from
tbe e.tIn ate Tue.day OuO Srp'emu"i s Nv lwSi
5sS 10 5s and closed a: "a cent? On 6 Iae s" ,Sd
- Nsw.York bulls, through White, HUTCHINSON sl'u
ephcr houses sold rather freely oa'1 IN ''s od
way oss osi and closed at 277s cents. The receipts
IRON 40 cars the estimate Tor Tuesday 3Os Pio,isos
Wy We,v dn: finally closed almost cNicty Where u
TiI ON s.tTIdav The weakness all the morr slg
e1r.ant hsranse hogs under the eNPcthuons
herause prices the yards were higher ana becaq5e
'o.yaIv nroysOns might have be u cNrectd I'd -lin-
,athi5e WIKI grain The big provision stocks wero
pro ably the for the weaSnes' PORK snoN Of
600 t.rees ribs decrease OF only 100000 pounds
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GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The visible supply OF grain the close Of business
Saturday Wheat 10, 76s 103 bushels increase
Of 1867 626 bushels; corn 3S73 1857 bushels, all in.
Of S37 ,4S1 bushels.
1t was day Of nrmness in the wheat speculation yes
to-day and general gains scored options In
the early session local shorts cOverd freely and later in
the the foreign element started buying, thus
adding to the puoysDcy The result was rise Of from
70 ~ cents. and highest figures prevailed the close
SCI TENDER started so. and st ably rose 9J
81 CO.. and presently touched 81 o. closing at the top
price The big export business was undoubtedly tho
cement thu free seabosd enaaees Private
cables IRON Paris reported wet and cold weather. 1hy
heavy increase q oo 600 bushsls In the Visible supply
but they @ lot sight OF IN The extensive export
contributed to the hrmness. The Srot market
bushels were taken for export mainly August and
October deliveries The outports reported $4,000 bush.
In corn there was very quiet day drift favored
the bull clement Less than 800 600 bushels changed hands
The receipts at the West large prospects Of
further fOe arrivals The sole cause Of the boyancy
spot ol cents. 10000 bush.
els were taken for export .o.,. T., ,,o ..,-.,.
and closed higher on the spot hGNcve there
settled market graded mixed ruling steady while white
broke sharply Oh heaN! pressure 70 sell.
Lard ruled from 2a4 points higher. sympathzng with
Closing prices were: wheat--Aueust, so. cents
September So. cents october. 81 December
81 o. May 81 Os'.. COp-AOgust. ss' cents Scpela.
August 20 80; september. 20 30 October 81 o. Dccem.
The receipts o. and nOur reported yesterday at New
York Philadelphia baltimore and Ioston were follows
b. smells total grain 06i i25 bushels flour orc iack
AZ Chicago Milwaukee and St. Louis the arrivals
oats POI ,762 bushels total grain. 1,3S059G bushels
-four 1882 bushes
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RAILROADS
pennsylvania
" RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA
The Scenic Line to the West
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot ar
Desbrosses and C0rtiandt Strecta
as fOIiows:-
On and after JULY 10Th. 1901

sSesbg to0ts
THE FAST LINE
BOG A. M:E Jp vest!bsle Sleeping ,na psrv
a a9G 81 d aSgs Day cosSsc also 81
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
loioo a. m.-Composed exclusively o. Pullman vssu-
Hae 5 1FpTng ans STAY Room sleeping Dnas smo.
s:SnogTagheIs and SpeTrers, 6athIooias Tor Soss
s ven Of home or onlee Lghted By .tationa
next H. da syai''O'1' Il 40 a. % and Chicago sA' n
IT. LOUIS. AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
and Bling yS Sss oS s'sR:sg Ss'
o STs sna SNe. pasnse sSs's 3 a.
Louis s 100 p. m: day.
THE COLUnBiAN EXPRESS.
400 r. M.Pullman Vestibuis Sleeping, Dining sok.
ing, and Ponnsyysnis RsllrOad Ves;ibuie Psssenssi
oaches from New;YoFk to Chicago Arrives In chicass
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
'so ss 81 Eu y.'sSSs s'feE Ss yiyI ss
and PPS s@l pn Esh GaTs snG cSsaso f
COLUMBUS 3; n, cine g, 2nn;, 20 m cAi:ss:
Soa m Rsas s9y sI az % fGo 'ssSSs
PACIFIC EXPRESS
500 r. M.-Pulman Bure: Sleeping Car Nsw.York =
Chicago, New.York to Memphis via the saenardosl
l, sI:ys: SsfSs:y ?$dS
e,sO =. N.-shenaSaoa1 Valley Express with Through
washington Limited Express" Of Pullman Parlo Cars
with Dining Car Bsltlmore) daily, except Sunday.
10 10 a. m. arrive Washington so Q. and Con.
gresslonsi Limited" daily. with Dining Car. az $40
D. H. arrive Washington 25 D. regular express,
500. O0 80 and II 200 a. m. 20; 80. 90 a1a
soop g. ana IL night al For BaitinS 90 Galy 20
8 90 D. u. and II :Is night
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. 80 D.. m. weekdays. witt
Through Buffet Parior Car.
For CAPE MAY, 100 D. m. weekdays with Through
Buffet Parlor Car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: 30, 20, 90 30 10 Chicago Alfmtd.
Nth DnlngCar and 1910 w,ash 5s L3sea. win
300, 3: 80 4 0O 30 90 . O0 80. 800 and
300 p. M, and ~ night. Accommodation, II 70
O. No., 40 and 100 p. m. Sundays express, 9 Is,
$50. 200 40 Limitsa'. and 10 4. M 80 400
90. Z 80, 100. O 80. 90. and goo j. m, and
10 * ncbt Accommodation 90 =. m.
For Time tables OF trains TO local points the Peonsyi
wanna railroad System apply az the following T.cket
onces Nos 435 $40 and ga Broadway As:or Houss.
and foot and Cortland: sts. CoCft-st
$50 Futon-st. snd Brooklyn Annex Station foot Of
Fulton-.t. brooklyn; rs Hudson-st. Hoboken Station.
Jersey City.
The New-fork Transfer Company will call for and check
CHAS " PUGH j. z. WOOD,
General Manager General PaSsf Agent
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There were no sales of State bonds. In city
bank stocks the only sale was Fourth Natohai
The general bond market showed a moderate
degree of activity, and prices were higher IN
most instances Richmond Ternina! IS rose Ia Ia
per cent to % 81 and rfs gsl seconds
were I'D "a per cent at SO IS, and the AtchlsOn
issues made small gains. Reference is made to
our full report of bond sales.
Money on call continued in full supply at La La
per cent. Time money conditions are UNCHANGED.
The Clearing House statement was as ioIioWs'
Th balances 6ebty 10 the Clearing
House 1858 500 Its net gain on balance since
Friday was S1oO,04s, made up by gain OF
$S46sl coin less loss Of Sx4"400 G Raceints
S8.725.O47; payments Ss,624,099; resulting In
a general balance of Sl3G645,210, consisting OF
$112,379,0 ole coin and S@5,266, 214 currency.
The offerings of silver to the Treasury were
unusually large aggregating 1,696,000 ounces
The purchases were $4,000 ounces, at prices
ranging from 81 co. "A to 81 00.90 an ounce
The United States Treasury at Washington re
ceived to-day S225,576 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were S64O, 636, the in
ternal revenue receipts Ssl 4,6OS. and the misce-
laneons receipts 81 2S.538.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as fol-
lows
No. cold on hand aus ISL 100 s Agf nD ssi
Net silver on hand S4,l54977 34,o79Jlo Dec 1868
Net legal tenders - - , -.-
hand....-.-.. lO6i4oH lVo"5' ioo Inc 10000
Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
outstanding - - - -. . 80 80, no.
DeS SSsf'i IN bank a5
Net cash bal $3.50 727 oo6 ss7 GA 2s7 Dec.3112Gl9
The foreign exchange market is distinctly IN
favor of buyers. Not only is there an increase in
| the actual supply of commercial bills, but the
amount in sight is large. Quotations were weaker
and sterling was reduced IA cent to the &. We
revise the quotations for actual business Bank
ers' bills 81 81 1-4aS4 81 1-2 and S4 s6a$4 sc IL
| for long and short sterling respectively; French
francs 522 1.4a5.21 rs and 81 3-S; reichmarks,
| "a rs and 95 9-16.
| Owing to a bank holiday in London no quota
tions were received. At Paris French per cents
| were quoted at 04.67 l-2.
| II is officially announced that subscriptions TO
pany s per cent preferred stock are being re-
ceived from all over the country. Those for small
amounts are numerous
| RAILROAD EARNINGS.
| TOLEDO. 81. LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY.
Number ~ miles, AL 451 45l
| Fourth week in Jqly. 1912 $4,000 so20
! BOSTON AND ALBANY.
| (ofcia to New-York State Commissioners)
| Quarter ended June 30
GrSsS c'rGgs -. se,91" COB So ga o42 s2912,4ss
Operating expenss'.... LIPS, g. i.d,sjl 1,0i-, oS
Net ,arnin s........ s1,osltOl Slip, 81 $50! SO
First chsr2es........... 113,6t7 1919 8 8 1ossi%
Surplus for quarter. s8s7a87 soas8cs slsi $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


Coed Prime Steers sold one year ago al 81 1o"@f w.
and tho average estimated at 81 30. -, 600
BEEVES-Rccepts for two days 2eI earOauS o. 81
bad-ill carloads consigned rect 10 home
carloads for export alive and 70 carloads iof snpme' "
dressed ouartcrs and so carloads were Tor the nake
All afades were fair demand and WIN inc herncs
almost bare OF range cattle medium ana eoiiOh SUI
odd fun we'll the stalt on FIluaN; ahu EVou
cattle ruled steady, but dealers rated the nh "e'A ~
nearest grades of native cattle About all sofa. .
The nnge Of prices for poorest to best naive "a sn
was ffom SO 80 10 50 % carload Of Texans SOFA al 20 ~
two carloads Colorado cattle at % coast % ana suie
Of very common nstllers" at So 20 stays anu oAe d.
81 1od9a So bulls at 81 65ds2 10 cows a. "a &
CITY kpsSed In fair demand at 4A2aoc Ior o
and Colorado sides 6l2d9hc for common TO prime hae
Cbe adyces are to saturday August l. Refrigerated
beef was slow but unchanged with average sales ~ ~
4sd or scant 9oc per H. and American steers weak al
bLsg6Ld or ii 6l2lac estimated dead weight. $500
FreQhts, are auotAd firm at 8Os per head, ana ihsur
ancp premiuns unchanged at IL per cent 49, -.
to-day. -, =. d.. n,,h . oar,oads
OF cattle and intends TO ship ard sell on tns masne
a. i'm former years Altogether the cattle trade stei'
to be booming Jersey City and shipmsnts qirect ,
city butchers appear to be fang on Inc ssv
can ace what they are buying rather than fling at long
range.
WEEKLY SHIPMENTS.
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Dipioeno Notices

CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY.
CHICAGO. ILL. July 3lst 1891.
NJ OTlCE-A quarterly dividend of Two Dol
~ per slro ha- this day been declared on the pre-
frred aud stock Of this company, payable on the
day Of september next - stockholders Of record at The
Close OF business bouri on the tenth OF August. 80
The dividend shares registered IA NewloFh viii be
raid at the oiee Of the company agents Messrs J9hl
Patton Co, No. - Williams New-NOrk ard the div
ldnd shares registered In Chicago will be paid AZ the
G. H. FOSTER,
l--DL.LI
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AA1ESr SHOnE RAILROAD. An. Y. c. s

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, On. Y. C. s.
~ r. II as os ana 81 saye @ sset d@
the foot OF Jayst (NewYok Hamilton. London. Detroit
and Chicago. 10 a. m. '0;i5 y: mr. e16 y. IN; ST.
! ( VS. % M bgaSo aOeSeSef sSspenSiOn Bridge
Na and SYRACUSE 80 10 700 M is $ Is p NJ
10 90 III 90 III S5 a. H. a3 AS az 00 IS 10 y rs
Catskil and Albany, 3 80, Z IT, 10 90 IL :3J
n az rs D. M, IA 90 - rs = rs p Cranstons
West Point Cornwall, Newburgh. S;s0, Z Is. $50
80 q SraW, and Ri fHG m 90 moS,s M and and
canada east 10 a. m. % 10 p M Elegant sleeping
esIs for buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit Chicago
cadwelI Lake George. I'll :35 a (parlor at
tachedD daily except SUNDAY az IS M saturdays only,
SaatefsE Hunter, Hobart Rloomyineo Grand Hotel
S'a'o Parior cars % Boonyilie. Grand Hotel and
pboencia for EssterskD II :0o y. m, IL 35 a.
as p. N. Trains and sSePing gar 20 ,Boomyne on
800 tSundays only Tc Sc o LAKES Monons
o. Inu n Paror car to New.Iau on II S5 train.
Ksaterskiii Hnnter Boomvla. Hobart Grand Hotel
St,n ana phoenSia FsaCT car oS 20 bSSSyle II
Mountain az NS S Zine rsriS fa' sunday.
slesPns cars g PRoenlch ana Bg yon av Day
sunday N'ffp Leaves noonyS Via BiooEiy6 Annex,
$1,000 tio:t a: M - oC p. ~ Jersey CITY F. z r.
time tables. paror and seeping.car accommodatons or
information Apply Offices Brooklyn 3S3 Washneton:st;.
726 BultOn-st Annex olee foot o. Fllton-st NewYork
City: Nos 27f. 1868, 7sl 942 BROADWAY ltS noMery,
IL Park Place. SO West 125u!-st. and West shore
c. f. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. Vanderbilt
Eew.Yofk.
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7 EUIUH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Oh 0'fuAnu' >
M Tor Miuch Chunk and intsrmedaRp oensssssi Buff
10 a. m for Geneva, Lyons, ElmrA noono,Y
,.,o md the West Pottsvlle and principal o o rdsx
Nj, ear 10 Lyons and Pullman ear 70 nSints
Cneu M Tor Naueh Chunk aud interpedate Po.nS'
y,Ao m Tor Elmira and inernedlse nnS,t. ch.,
for TInkhannock and ntefnedste pony
..,i " Tunkhannoed. Connection 10 Heaums anu ha
40 D. m. for and Il. Junction ana psi cp" ""'
mediate pont Chair 70 l.. ana u. vi , Char
so M for POttsville ana m'efhe"'@'' p''A'''
esrs 10 O. M Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate p0in~
Connection R,ading aud HARRISBURG po....s, Buf.
I 30 ID, for Geneva, Lyons, Eiuh.@ III Sns-
,.lo And the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons anu S"~
Trains leaving at 10 a. IL 80 m, "a nj n, sei
W" '''' e SUNDAY TRAINS. ,,...
.,oa m for Mauch Chunk HaIelton and interinediaN
oon,s and IL a. m. for Shenandoah and mterneui'~
is p. IN. for Mauch Chunk and intermcda,e pon'n nut
40 n for Geneva. Lyons, Elmira, honesty 49,
slo and The West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons aae -
''A'''' General Eastern once. 2s5 Broadway.
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TIE WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY.

THE ANNUAL MEETING of The Wabash
4 Railroad Company Stock aud Debenture Mortgage
Iondhol1crs viii ned in the general Office II the Com
Many St Louis Mo-. 1dc-day. Scptcmb.r x. 1891
commencing at o'clock for the election Of Directors
and the transaction Of such other business may legally
come before .ad meeting
The transfer books Will close August g. 1891. IL
o'clock noon and reopen september 1891 10 o'clock
m. - d. ASilLl, IffsluehL
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New-Y0rk Aug 3, 1891.
V'IlE PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST OF bond,
,,sq Fol, Ivy 70 1850 BY e i9eepeneeat school Dis
III 5000 each be encd Tor payment and after
Aug OH 1891 the Central National Bank OF n. Y. In.
tCrcst 10 cease from Aug. 9TH 1891.
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nELAW ARE, LACkAWANNA AND


Shortest Line. VeStibuled Pullman Coaches
a. m.-BulaO. Richneld splings and OsWeso Express.
via Paterson Water cap Sroudsbuig Scranton. Bng
baInton. Owego Ithaca MaVerly. Elnra, Corning, Gath
DansyIle sheburne, Waterve Richh Id Springs. Ctica
Mt Morris Greene Oxfo d. Norwich. Cortlanu SYRACUSE
Fulton and nteImedate sS3ton C0nnccts at Scranton
wmba rand; az buffalo wish trains for the West.
20 o. m.-Binghamton Mall, via BOonton.
o, m.-Bnghaniton aud Emira Express for Water Gan
StroudsDurg anton owteJ. Way, rly and Elnirl
not, AZ with trains for Pston, Kingston and
WlkeSbarre. ,vrr. 49,, -
go .. m. (day).-Bu1alo Limited Express, via PateN
.on Tor Strodsblrg Scranton, Bin hanlton 0weg0,
VERY, ElmIra, Corning Bath. Wayand. Danvife. Mt
Norris SC. arriving IN Buffalo at 80 q.
p m tdally).- buffalo Rlchneld Springs and oswego
Express for Strouds6urg scranton Bnghanton Cortland
WaferVIiie Utica &C. and AZ points on Buffalo Division
coSnects with trains for tho West
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TIE TRADE n CHICAGO.
Chicago, Aug. (SpceiaD.-New.YOrk made another
successful coup the bull side OF today 1t took
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., RTE lin s ,

RE II. E. J.. J.: IN. me- e. 5 /,
burg Md lHeSo t cr1s sS %cntcs o Vile
Lake HO1ssdae scranton p BEashqmt0a ElnlEa.
Avon springs Rochsste:, HqraeIlsTlie Buffalo Ylasara
C5sasS and a. points West S9a :rap SS
VIZ a9d SG or s T F. s
chanting OF FOOT tO o anS
follows and nye minutes earlier, unless otherwise shown.
from West 23d-st.
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
n M A. NJ Daily-Vla Niagara Falls ard Chautauqua
9OO al TeSF5 to a. bq P6P Jes SfsP 81
union station. except Sunday. for Monticello
VEsTIBILED LIMITED.
PaS0 ad9 train c5 for Sh cSespy via q gessT.
to Chicago Cleyel,nd and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
IN Pm Except sgndayFOr BDsha@'O1 fo H0ns eST
through ear Saturdays for Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS
M n DaIlysOld train to Chicago ya Ni,sat 70
OV0 FSs ana a, Grand T pna kDay Sef
PACIFIC EXPIRES.
$50 f as Bod raIh TO chicago 5lsepcs BuSaio
Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERyI-.
XX1EEK DAYS. Is q (23d-st. 300, I;oZ a. m:
m 2ads T. 54O m 80 % b 30 a. sanda5 3 n.
D. H., 6 D. M, Q 80 p. m, 8 80 p m.
FOR NEWBURG.
w EEK DAYS-4l5 q. n. (23tst 3:53), a. m, S:4S
w D. m. 40 D. H., D. m, D. H. Suhuays-S ~ H.
SATURDAY SPECIAL TRAINS.
SAewS6aRs' m 81 TBS for Haw dS 10;
3:l5 p. III. for Port Jcry!s
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
MAPS AND TIMETABLES may Dc obtained from
IVA ticket Offices Also copies Of summer Homes" con.
tanning select list OF hotels G boarding suburban
Homes" describing licnit- Of New-lOrk; "Cnauauqua
Like Souvenir and "SumEler Excursions"
rflICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS Of
K iUl, 3ll ana 3D1 BfDtuWdy, AhlWU r ana west H3Q
Ferries, NewYork; $3 and 1913 Fgtonst, Br9oElyn
lU7 Broadway, Williamsburg; oner Newark and Hudson
SITS HobOken, and Jersey City Station Erie Transfer
Company calls and checks baggage from hotels and
dences through 70 destination.
W. Z. RINEARSON, General Passenger Agent.
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WANTED $4,000 for months on first
W class commercial paper. Address q. T.. Tribune
Ohicc.
IN PER CENT Municipal Warrants any
~ amount: GOOD Government Bonts. Particulars and
reference. +. w. TROUNCE. Box 1884, seattle wash
900 TWENTY YEAR GOLD SCHOOL
eCtO BONDS 81 600 each interest per cent, pay.
annually July 1st. Bids opened noon, August 10
1891 Address BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Salt lake CITY. Utah.
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financial Ale:tln1s.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
TO STOCKHOLDERS OF
WELLS. FARGO IL COMPANY.

You arc hereby notified that the annual meeting
OF the stockholders Of said Company for the election OF
Director, for ensuing year and the transaction OF such
other business may before the meeting. will be-
held In the Secretary room az the general office Of the
COMPANY, on the nOrthery corner OF Mission and New
MONTGOMERY s city Of San Francisco OF California
10 O'Clock IN, Thursday the 18th day OF August,
1891 The transfer books will be closed Tuesday
August 4. ard reopened Friday, August r..
JAMES HERON, Secretary.
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CENTRAL II. R. OF NEW-JERsEY,

Time Table OF June 81, 1891.
$50 o.. m: for Easton. Msuch Chunk, Wkesoarrs.
Scranton, Reading Harrisburg, Temaqua. Posvle sham
okin, sunouIy. Eagles Mere, Wliamspois On SundaJs
Cor Easton, Mauch Chunk. WikesbarFe and Scranton.
800 a. NJ, Tor t3sou and Allentown.
90 a. m. for Easton and Maucn Chunk. On Sundays,
Ens:on, Mauch ChUnk and Shanoklu.
.i5 an M tor Ess;;oa M4pch Chunk, "ilkesosrra.
otin. sunbgry Easlss Mere. Wiliamsport. Through
100 D. m for Eas;on, Mauch Chunk Reading. Hsrri,.
burg Pottsyille. Sham0kin. Sunbgry and Wiam,pors.
SUNDAYS for EasioI Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua Potts
Vile Reading and Harrisburg.
100 .. III Tor Easton, Mluch Chunk, Reading Harris-
burg. Wkesbarre Scranton, Tamaqua Pottsvie Shlnp.
kin.
80 o. m. for FlstOn and Allentown.
5:I5 D. m. Tor Easton Mauch Chunk Reading Harris.
burg. &c. Sunday a, 80
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ALE, EAsL. ROUTE

To TIIn sEA sHUKE
For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands at 80 sI5
II 10 a m. 80. 80 90 D. LII Sundays, is n.
400 D. m. Except Freehold.
For Rcd Dan L9af 4. BT9nfh and points ao aousa Pen
100 60 30 6 90 n >, 5 Sundays e5eoegt Ocean
Gf2y Sp ana To, Ev Bs q PAX and B
neeet, so, 8 IS a. M. go, go p n,
For Reach Haven, Atlantic City, Vineand and Bridge
ton az 80 n. n. ! 80 D. Y.
For Monmouth Beach and seabrighs at 80, s15
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MINING SOCKS.

v,,,.., IA. ... ess oo'. se,. ae9. 1000
----.---........ sIol 600
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