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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21

Market closed steady points advance to points
decline compared Saturdays closing prices Trans
Terrible So Total sales 81 500 bales New York
receipts $50 bales Exports: Continent 1i93 bales
Grea, Britain 1905 bales France 20 bales; sales 1873
bales spnners 81 bales stock 96263 bales. Total net
Exports to-day: Great Britain 1905 bales; France 20
balee; Continent 493 bales Thus far this week Great
Britain bales France 20 bales; Continent, 493
bales: stock 1a6373 bales. Spot market dull and I'M
ed: niddlng upands, Tic middling Gulf, 1%c;
ais J. 733 bales. including 1866 bales export-a direct
- ent; 81 bales spinning and 100 bales on contract
,otton Exchange special Liverpool cables-Spot cotton
firm. Sales 5000 bales; speculation and export. 100
bales: American 5000 bales receipts 5000 bales; Amer
opened steady Lad decline: closed quiet unchanged
point advance January February 327v; February
March. 32sb; March April 3s'izs; April May 33ls July
344b: JulyAugust 343v; August September 337sb Sep
tember October. 33Ilzs October November 32Ss Novem
Der December 327s December January 327s Manchester
-Yarns-VeIy little doing; cloths steady
COFFEE-Llower prices recorded a result Of
heavy receipts Rio and Santos. Havre was down In
consequence, and selling here for foreign
Market fairly active Chief sales were December
Rio steady at l1.450 res; exchange 1892 receipts
1000 bags for week for the United States
~ 900 bags: purchases. 1900 bags Santos firm
1850 reis; receipts 1900 bags; stock.
i6q 900 bags: cleared for the week for United
States. 24.GN bags purchases 5000 bags. steamship
Manitoba Santos takes $500 bags Hamburg quiet
JULY $3.50 pigs: August. $3.50 pigs September. 1882
pigs October Is Is pigs November o. 70 pigs HsvTe
tenfer 90 franco: October 86 Is Warehouse
ceipts for week. 67.755 bags including 53s bags at
New-York Contracts closed dull 5Ql5 points decline
Sales were IA 900 bags follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
EI,ROPEAN PRODrCE MARKETS

Liverpool. July 20 3:f5 y. m.-Beef-Extra India mess
steady at AS Oh prime steady at SIs 81. Pork
Prime Western fine. steady tjs. do. medium,
AT Short to
dun al i5s Cumberland about 20 30 n,
AMI al DIS: short rib y ~ steady Ga long
clear middles light about - To ~ n. dull at rs 81.
long clear about % n. dun
shrt clear mindless heavy about 30 - i dull
81 clear bellies about II TO II H. duh AZ RS Shoulders.
ai,nt NJ. steady at 2Js. iNird-Prim. Western
sts,, nominal American finest white irm AS
al 40 cnllre,i firm a 35s. TaoN Prime city dun a
G. al 1pttonse.l Liverpool refined Ids.
srrits Of turpentine steady at los ID. Rosn-cOmmon
a., a, A. nd Wheat-No = red steady ~;
~ Northern spring steady - HID Corn Mixed
Western spot duh - ia July steady - l0sd.
August steady at I'D. september steady - liid.
Iotr ST Louis fancy winter duh AZ Ga 81 Hops at
ndon-Pachc Coast dun al 2'g 'os Receipts Of wheat
~ mo las week Atlantic ports ~ 700 quarters.
,r, n,her sources a. quarters Receipts ~ American
COR, f,r the last week - 800 quarters.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AND PEAS Trade Is generay moieTate and
beans held with confidence in instances above quota
tions Red kidney also firm and easier sold than
bought al 81 ON. soup and yellow quiet and
unchanged Green generally firm about 100 hbs o
scotch recently sold export 15c We quote feans
marrow choice per bush. 81 l2QSl 10; DO medium 81
do pea 81 quasi white kidney. 81 22i.ns p. 10
red kidney 81 ON: turtle 81 22nsl ~ yel-
low eve 81 90 lima. California 81 7oax 72i1 green
peas bbs 72i sG75c do bags 6Iisc; do Scotch. bbls
i5a77zc: DO bags. zoe.
BUTTER The week opens with no new features Of
arrivals 10 day considerably
han they Monday the advces shipments
In transit do not generally indicate marked decrease
a., strictly fancy the proportion in tho
receips ar quite Moderate and for such there firm
,.eine on the l5c; buyers that price are
however very critical quality ana reject offerings
which show slight defects. There is accumua
,ion Of undergrades Of which sales recently
tesn made FOR export. generally in l3dIlc
mere are plenty II these TO spare the same
class Of trade outlet In that direction very
sraDie. Exporters have paid ny 70 i4.c for
grades very rarely shade more. hut orders
in hand are generally limed as 10 price at little lower
No,Ir. Stai. dairy butter is quiet and UNCHANGED
Western Imitation creamery met demand at about
.,..,t,. ,rces and n fair factory
b,e, Tor export in range ~ pallc figure how
aver only for strictly fine June. We quote. Creamery
go. Ie1nsvlyania and Western per ~ he. 4,
ersts Isql4c do seconds I2sgl3c d. thirds iI.Ql:c
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


rO1~oN-There was somewhat Of an unsettled tone 70
tha cotton marke. al opening with the near of %
Senressed on the early sales by the advices from va
Street but the influence OF the strong iNerpeoI hh
Rad a ouckening effect the later deliveries VIII"
were several points above the final ofciai OF
This cheertllness directly credited TO the oiDe au
vices showing unexpected activity in the spot r,au. "
IJverool and considerable strength in futures ne LIN
erpooi MAJ ket closed point net advance ana our
THE better feeling reported by private capie
as due 10 buying by English spnners to meet sales W
goods already contracted for. The days advces from
Manchester however. quiet While the foreign az
es were satisfactory the reports regarding the
buying by spnner3 continue unsatisfactory American
spinners usually good buyers in the summer mhIs
year business is fiat Crop accounts were ei'
sections Offset by reports OF Improvement IN others
The trade appears believe In the large crop theoy
There nervousness in the situation ana
to cautiously. There is talk OF CON
interest in the future marke but to what
extent this difficult 10 state. The dealings IN
the last hours Of the session were small ana
the steady points advance TO points de-
cline compared with Saturdays quotations Total sales
vere 81 bales. Dispatches from Atlanta were quite
favorable regarding the in that section
The the Caolinas indicate considerable in
fury from reported l02 bales Of cotton
at The drouth Texas which has caused the
claimed. will result in early movement
Of the crop dealers looking for this
men, 10 assume considerable proportions in August
Opening range and close to-day and closing bids the
orey follow:
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ro,aon Iuly 2O-The wool auctions conducted
da,, nv Henry T. Hughes & Sons. Helmuth Schwartze
& CO.: williams Il Overbury, and Ronald Buxton 90.
Tbere vns a fair catalogue. comprising l5.Si1 bales
IN. attendance good and the competition keen Prices
were firm hardening tendency that noticeable
saturday was pronounced for scoureds. Following
are the sales in detail and the prices obtained:
Saw South Wales-5 bales: secured. 1i1dQIs Sd
locks and pieces Tsd0is ID. greasy. !. QDiGd
Queensland 700 bales secured "dGls 2'.i; locks and
7s.d. ..o, a., 49,,
niece. g. aid greasy iO.d locks and pieces jUItd
south Australia-21 bales; secured locks and pieces.
II. 10i.d. greasy locks and pieces 2isq2td
West AustraliaL 100 bales secured. locks and pieces
smoi. greasy Ii44TAd. locks and pieces tq5i.d
Tew Ze,land-3 bales secured siuls III; locks and
pc, ~ 8,.dIis 81 greasy 5kgiOsd. locks and pieces
5uai 1900 50,
l. 3i,I; greasy 4.G6Ad.
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Dublit Notlces.


DEPARTMENT TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
New York July 9th 1890
DUBIIC NOTICE is hereby given by the
! Commlss II Taxes and Assessments that the
Assessment Rolls Real and Pers nal Estate In said city.
fort 1900 have been finally completed and have
len del,ered Aldermen Of said city and
that such Assessment Rolf VIII remain open TO public
office OF the Clerk Of said BOARD Of Alder
men FOR period Of MITE days from the date OF this
EDWARD T. BARKER. Commissioner
TIEDDONE StTRO, OF
LANES L. WEILA Taxes and Assessments
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s,rruERX COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston July 2o-cotton quiet miidling. 'itc low
ntddlng 49, good ordinary. IL fbc net and grrs
r.c.lpts. bales including one new crop, sales to
bales spinner ~ bales. stock. $50 bales
Norfolk July D.-tOitOn nominal. mlilns, &c, low
mlddllns Gi.c good ordinary ~ Gc net and gross re
pts bales exports coaswise. l5o bales stock 4l2'
hhl"z
savannah July 2-fotion dun. midllins Cas-; low
Jnlddlng isc coeswls-. 300 bales. sales III
ba.c. stock 1.tlO bales
New orleans July 2O-Cotton quiet. good mlidlng
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changed pses Cash oats dull but fairly steady Ship
GLIDING 10000 bush No 2 oats &c o afoat 1000
bush vngaded white. e4a27lsc 10000 bush No white
clipped private afoat No white oats quoted
at 2sAd23'sc BARLEY -Marke, steady; i eo,a,
Quoted: No 9 Western. 32l4c Buffalo: sales. 5S.Wo
bush. .FLAXSEED-M Market quiet to-day but about
steady at 7sc New-York.
The quotations to-day the closing prices Tor the pre-
day closing for the corresponding GATE
last year follow:
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To,as 10 all ports week ......lo5i3 2VS 23GGG
IrtNES- Receipts for Two days 2s $50
cars city slausheres ana exporters and Al
cars for the market and. counting already
cards ,h,r. were h. sold Trade
dragging M lust about steady prices for good
steers. common medium do were shade lower.
Ia 100 oxen were steady but bulls and old i3u2c
lover and cars held No export demand.
Peoria ,fiiers sold 81 as4 ~ fed grass fell
steers AZ s. sOuSl and tail ends 81 -, oxen
.tars a, bulls at e2u$2 ~. DC. a
s. 10 cows 81 5pn<2 ~ CITY dressed beef
~. Der H. for poor chpic' native sides To-layn
advc.s from London and Liverpool quoted refrigerator
beef higher "a. G7isc NJ American live nrm
So a9.r dressed weight and I've sheep selling at lvq
lOisc dressed weight shipments to-day. none.
on The George ~ cattle for Schwarzschi suzterger
as head for shamb-rg Sons. and quarters Il
beef y Morris
saIes-D Mcpherson CO.; 10 Ohio steers. 40 n
average. a 81 per l'D IL, II do 1887 ~ 81 81 II
d. ios ~ At 81 -. 10 Kentucky DO 1914 ~ at 81 80.
IL d. 1873 n TO- - de-. l2Ti 100 10.
do, 81 O5 III do. 1894 ~ 81: do. l03a
H. 81 20. do 12 H. at 81 NJ DO. 1908 n. 81 S..
1850 ~ at 50 10. l5JJ ~ at 81 S. ~ do.
1905 H. al 81 30 bulls. 735 ~ at 81 ~ 81 6ss
az ~ at 81 G5as2 81.
Culver: II Illinois 1895 NJ -.
II do lisi H. at 81 ~. ~ do 1926 10 81 30: DO
1900 n 81 40. II DO. 1916 n 81 37i II DO 1878 ~
at 81 3d. III do 1905 II. at 81 S. do. 1900 H. at 81 3S
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

81 n a DO extra 81 s5gsa 49, do family
winter wheat patent 81 5oasa IS spring dp 20 c0a:" U
easy; and july coagJOfsc August eohsTe3hc; SEP
tmber ooNaeoc steamer No red &c asked; SOUTH n
74l'20O bush sales 10000 bush Corn dull and easy
spot and July. 3lsG3l%c; August 3Hg3iisc sepsmri,
3iaaNc steamer mixed aoa5e southern eof Arm No
white. 23iza24c No mixed, 21q2l1c; stock 800. ~
bush Rye Inactive No nearby 3tlt935c n. wss
Grain freghts quiet, fairly steady steam 70 Liver
pool. per bush. 21d24d August; Cork for orders per
So l. he Sugar quiet; srannated 81 20 Other articles
unchanged.
Boston, July 2O-FTour-Spring patents. 81 6ogs3W;
81 9oGsS 5o winter patents % sOQt3 10 cornmes 7og
&c bag. 81 55asi 90 barrel Corn quiet; yeiow on
sS "! os Ne s % s Sucks ss no 9a' % Sc
Nf3 do 2il4G25c MIlfed quiet spring bran TO shP;
lake and rail SO 49, winter bran si2 m,dd h Ss9
asio 80: $40 30 lean ends sii Barrel bsef
@so 80 Hams. lO1ai2c. Lard quiet, Sc Bacon: Ia
hnds "a oa HI'% fara sasc Butter quiet No1sefn
l6salIc Western. i5dlGc; Vermont dairy cho o. ioulto
Other DARK g2 d lambs s anf NorsSar 7% aH ws. n
iec western ard Michigan l2alsc Beans quiet ye ISss
81 35 mediums slasl 10 Poultry steady; iced urksys
oal2c Western iced fowls llc Northern rss res is
ems ialac: live chickens Il@i2c live fowls gaaloc'
quiet and steady. slGsi 20 Dbl 49, Bueberres
bages NATIVES adS,c iiay quiet dull si96s2o; lower
grades s3asls Straw dull SIS Leather auis'' :ieaay
hemock sole nonacid irs' isg5s SECONDS ''"''c'
Buffalo July 2OSprng wheat closed steady for spot,
l. easy: prices unchanged. Winter wheat closed nn
and unchanged closed steady and unchanged ots
closed steady and unchanged RE dul; NO on 80
3iisc asked 34llc store Flour firm; fair demand
Mifeeds dun and unchanged
Chicago, July 2o-Ths leading futures ranged as fol
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enc; middlins enc: low middng. $40: good ordnaU.
6hc net and receipts 62S bales sales ON oass'
stock. 49, 1871 bales
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s5cs; a nS%ns NJ 10 sGF3s y4's % 70
o r e. & ss:s q asSB Is; o. TO- ds
shoulders boxed, 50 75as short clear sides boxed.
cut ..l %r 'ss as S5ss &c. :Ss 81
the Produce Exchange today butter market
with POOR de%and Extra Trash ' scck o
So s 2 S ?n q ass & qSs 'Rns
sc No B red track 'sSs rejected "rn e steady No
White sample P Nc ' mixed sss Oats mixed
a g. es family Mi 50 as &c. clear s hack ss'fs @
ks 5 a tg P dss ss' Sides as s. ssH o
clear sides s4as4 4 Butter steady fancy Elsns i3e;
.e Eggs Slow al 7c WhiskeyNMark.t steady; sales
7i5 bbls a 81 %
July sssa oO'9sS nj lowe" Spn sgd al
5jssc fell 5ec. rallied 58Ac and closed at ss"c,
s3s as s5 L S: 30 d se" Es's I'
SS. 5Ss,c 30 ? Northern SOC Sample barley firm; e1
sa 80 on g. iras a sc July Ege No nSmnay asS
Der, a2Nc
July lest half AZ. cent e1s fsnss
was barely &C. September opened o.S al s s 1913
sg"nst sc on SATURDAY opened s
s na c ~ p at oefings Of No ic premium
over september. No Northern was in reaues, az To- TO-
Pstents So 1888 50 25Gs. ~ pr96ScSn
$4,000 bills shipments 81 90 OS.s shorts 81 75 mid
ding. So "a
Philadelphia July 20Buyers continued ve.y , rar ra
ant ard trading confined small lots TO cover ac!ua'
ouirements; prices unchanged; market wax 20
Wheaf nIIet weak prices declining tsJ~c Conl, n
what july O,s. q,Oiac August ezgW,.c' sepe,hoSsl,
G1i.@Gls.c. October nominal. Corn-Option hafheI
cIinr i.ai.c Cariots FOR local trade duI LIE ss.S
nler n1a s4d pressure to sell: No mixed july otg
D.. August 3ian32c: September. o2g3-,c; UcaU-a'
steady. under moderate oeIllkS'
it arv little local demand and options nee.e..su,
n"rinoi 10 white July 22ed23c; August ana Ssp'ei
ir oil GoIac. October 2iiag22c sugars Reinen u1;
,,L Yards as we'll Nos 10. H. II and 10 are &c
,vr and nos 5 TO . l-l6c lower other articles u"
changed. -
81 Louis July 2oFour unchanged patsnts $500 sos 90 10
s. 20 rye flour. s2as2 rs Bran steady sse nomnaI
s1 s,st Soc asked september 55.G5'c BID Decemoe
ga" ncminal Corn lower; July 24c nominal Ausus
nominal september 2c Oats Lower July Hsc eaay
Butter dull creamery extra sigec seconds ll9
airy extra 1idi2c: seconds. SO &c 90
mess new 10 ses LardLPrm INES se an 20 sei
Shoulders. sac longs osc, ysa'
r r clear sides &c Dry salt mestsgshoua,essS
a,0 l,ngs use clear ribs 3%c: clear sidee 3sc isn
-, steady at 81 % Wool quiet. unchanged basgns
WINS $50 &c; H. 6'.c; 2l.o. S.c Iron ties ~ 10
-rl o. ner ~ Lead dull at 81 6ils sellers saies
COW ~'t at 50 cir Spelter dull at So I'm
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S Ss,si9qTe ae' deliveries ~ ai5 els
Aass' v 2 s1sSG1 s slassS a!ss $3.50
No. apot quoted l2ss In mid cose there
sals was also reported 800 Nos and Rio
iSisc cost and freight
ss II PT Ssng The and aeRs a %
80 Ss sy psa1, 80
DAYS. Ssls ~i sSs4 ': e. O IBIS city clears
& S SS D o. SO Ss ss 80 8 90
as: ri. RYE SI s. cdss SasIfs
SAFES sS 30 bs a, s. t. Quoted Brand, saga
s - EsT R1a & TO- Western sa snd @ as
Quoted; Fine white 1896 n9 so; ys1
% 3S and ,' ar s 100 ~ rye Feed
s oil %ss SSpS ' e ts S'i
GRAIN-wHEAr-The cary movement, Of the wheat
"s there Ts' was 't fa active N alns
sns oSsrd neas ens
the session the marke, Sitho" special feature Of IN
preston appeared due 70 somewhat adviees
sS ssG m me ING from mora weather
COO faT h ssos week IKE The
= wheat on passage for Europe decreased l@Dc bush
midday The weather reports came in Of more favor
portions Of the Northwest where damage by drouth
ard and The rain, rspo s ,ay %n RS OF
injury The general belief seemed be. however. that
crop has been considerably damaged BY the various
clfEpared with July !. Receipts OF wheat at Min
neapols and Duluth 333 10 day. against 4sl
last and l7s .ast The worlds exports the
las, week Officially given at bush from The
bush from the Argentine 1882
bush nom Russia, $4,000 bush from The Danube and
4s from India total Of 551VOco bush agans,
4s>7OoO bush las, week The English visible shows an
Increase IF 1856 bush. There lack OF interest
shown in the cash MARKET and no business was reported
a. The close Change No red was nominnlly quoted
al September afOat arrive. september
closet at 62.c; Northern New York. lSsc over sep
fetnler % b afoat and No J hard 4Ac over September
a h anoat. .CORN--The market for corn weak
and lower O prices sympathizing somewhat
win me decline Other The lower prices
also help.d syOrable weather reports by the
mt vofaile adv!ces from Wall street. The worlds
,n-ts Of corn last United states. lllO.ru
hush. Argentine 232 bush Russia. 32.UD bush and
danube go bush-a total Of l4i.OD bush. against
3s4 lush previous week The trade during the
afternoon lacked character notwithstanding the fact mat
,Iippes liberal buyers ia OutIorts taking e
about 800 bush other shipping points Locally there
vas fair business FOR export. sh'ppers buying 5zvp
bush Including 1--WE loads 81 40 private terms
ar az 900 bush unefadcd. private terms ana LOO,
bush yellow a 35itc anOat. No corn was qhOten
the close at 32a.c In ne elevator Futures ciosed al
tM7se loss. A. OATS The market for oats was
moderately active and easier under the influence ~ de-
cnng prices in the other grain markets and on the more
iavor.ble weather repor, The rains at me West were
looked quite satisfactory N character and AS
ii.ey 20 siay the apprehension Of injury IN many Sc.
tins The dealings IN ne market curing the latter part
sf the session small and the close quiet
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MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE.

'A direc, Cottage City. Mass and Portland N Was
and Fas elegant scenery: low excursion stsaneo
sati from pier No. IS Eas, River Tuesday ThaV
day and Saturday at y. NJ - $1,000 A..
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an DOMINION LINE-DAILY SERVICE

Oror OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK. NEWrvnnss
NEWS PErERsBURG. PORTSMOUTH PlN N,SH
POINT RICHMOND. VIRGINIA BEACH and " Asn s
Moron b c. daily except SUNDAY Echm,Sad s au
tay Passengers and Freight. saillngs nom re II
y r. p. NJ Sat. Il. NJ. Through tickets aai ''eS-
~ W l. GI-IIL.AIDEu. Vice Pres and :raIhc MSI.
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

M SEA yOYAGE ALONG THE ATLANTIC CoAs!
AND THROUGH THE GILF OF MEMI,O TO SAL'hS
TON TEXAS IS an IDEAL VACATION TIE FITS %
all points in Texas Colorado rtas Al, na TsIla
Write for our "a PAGE POCKET GUIDE mailed t!e,s
q " MALLORY & CO. Gen. Agts. Pier 20. = r. ~ y
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nED I'D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

IL for La Guayra Puerto Cahelo SNraca, s"ttlra
cabo via Curacao from Pieuepon, Stores. b s. = n q
So PHILADELPHIA. ........ .saturial' yun
So CARACAS .............. TUESDAY, auh", - n a
AZ NENEZl Ella ......... THURSDAY. AlA.s,, 10 -
FOR MARACAtBO. VIA ST TIivh,,. ru,y q
IS CURACAO. atA
These American steamers. built expressly lo' NV -
have superior accommodations for passensrIs,
BOtT.rON BLISS 4 latr.sr,-,t
General Managers ls' '''
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COOKS AMERICAN and Foreign Tours-M

~ frequent intervals. All Travelling Expenses y
cuded For full particulars address THOS COOk .
SON 26l and l. 225 Broadway. New York.
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Ocean Steamers

nA MAMSyRG-A ME8lcss
S3%XSsW LINE.
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS LINE FROM NEw-Yosv
Plymouth london. Cberbourg Paris and H,nss,
F. Bismarck. July %. 10 m. A. Victoria Aug 49, la
Normannia. Aug. g. 10 a. m. F. Bismarck Aug d io.n
I Cabin So and upward II Cabin. s45 and upward
LYMOI7TH-I/ONDON an hrsJ; FREE OF CHARGE
by special train. CHERBOC RC-PARIS 49,, hour,
HAMBCRG-AMERTCAN LINE. 81 Broadway y T.
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BANANA RAILROAD STEAMSHIP LINE

L Formerly COLUMBIAN LIN
THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRAN lSDV "a 4
Connecting at the lsthmus for all West S.aS' w.
Mexico Central and South America - v
steamers sail from pier foot West 2Iih -. "a nca
ADVANCE. July 30, noon flNANt e. Nus
For rates apply Companys office ~ 'ro s,,sses
JOHN MUIR. Traffic M1hss.--
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FRENCH LINE.
~tOMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantiqm.

y DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE PARIS. FRANCE
LA GASCOGNE. Baudelon. Sat. July 25. II .
LA BRETAGNE: Rupe. ........ sat Aug % .
la BOuRGOGNE. I.eboeuf ....... sat. Aux :. 10 a.
Parlor and understanding attached g. specA
Train Havre-Pars tor vice versa Seats sl.o extra
A. FORGET General Agent. Bowling Green. " !.
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~ AVANNAH LINE Trl weekly from ris' TTs,ufsiays
ana Saturdays at r NJ FOR savannah arsS July >
Tailahassee 49, July IL CN Of Brmihs"'" Iuy .
Kansas ,lty........ july II rallahassss July 81
CITY OF Augusta july - kansas '"' c,,n.ctlng via
Unsurpassed cabin accommoda, For ,iesess
and freight rates apply AZ pol 81 S'' ''
at the Pier. foot OF Spring St ,.,,,,,,h q r r
G; NJ sorrel. Manager. J. T. i~'N"''
,vrvr,svrNrs ana subscriptions for Ihs Is,S
n received AT the Uptown once. ~ m sayss-
81 door north SIS ST. until on.S Offices At res.
lar ono rites until o'clock m ,f te c,'umbu.-s'S
e..r Vest cs,h ST.; ioc West lsd-st ns'' ''"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
NETHERLANDS LINE.

= . vAAsDAM ...... Saturday. July Is 1000 . q
9 : SpaARNDAM. ....... Saturday July -, 10 % a -
Steamers call both ways al Boulogne-sur-Mer rr~nS
Eirst cabin S+5-S55 second cabin. S35 s,esage VI
low rates. Apply for handbook ana terms "~ne'" -
senger Agency. 30 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21

Receipts Of breadstus interior points In thousands
last three ciphers 1000 omitted flour bbls. grain bush
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21

MN0gR0GMM alNIIE,
CTHAMFTON-iLondon-Parl
Sailing at 10 4. VI.
St pAur.. July % PARIs .;s.......~Auss
S NEWYoRk July . Il S0? % 81 "a
RED STAR Lime TO ANTWERP,
Sailing every Wednesday
Berlin. 80. July % noon Friesland. Aug noa
Noordland. July - Kensnston. Aug r. boa
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers IL and IL. North River. Once Bowling SrsaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-21
WHITE STAR LINE.

~As 10 LIVERPOOL BY QUEENSTOWN.
Umbra. July q. p m. Canpania. Aug. Is. q
Lucsnia. Aug /, 10 a. tmbria Aug p n9e
Etriria Aug. s. | p. m. LMcania Aug. 20
From Pier 40. North River. foot q Ciarkson-st. a..
For freight and apply AT the Conpanys onoN
No. 4 Bowling Green. New-York.
VERNON H. BROWN & CO. General Asenta