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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUOt*,
Pet North River. Vessels snd Raliroads.
> she*. Pk rs SiOntmeal M.ls 'i'd Cntmeauims 1.7i'S
B S Peas {Qrease, pkt* 201 > Lard, pkg*.. BPI)
b*.:s. 1* firm soot iHotter, pkji 8,787
BJtaaa. bbl* 1ST. bags._ SOO Cheese, pun 6.417
I ?-?.n.|it 2 flnl-s. i.vis* 66-J'Ric*, pga... 76
Citton bsi.-s 1?30>IBtes.bala*.. 86'Spelter, pea. 701
Cowpe* oks.. 833|Leeth?i;*id'* 15,18t,iKtarrii.pkgs 1.000
print Fruit, Mo**.b?>?.. 98|Tallow, pkgi 188
pkg*. S Boinia tura, (Tobacco, hil* 6.(4 <
Tttc*. Wt)'*.... 1,0?6| I.Ms. llOITwbaoco.plts 884
*r?rs. eases.. 2,43^1 Rosin, bbls.. 1011 Whisky.nols 330
flour,ps.'*.. '.'ii.-i,."Oiic?si>. 1'i.s 488'Wool bateau s.'i'
.tMea'bbta. 15o.oil. lard bis. (.swine (Cal).
WTifil.tmih (".5.X50 Oil, lnb.bSl*. gi a>kt?rn.- 15
Corn, otieh.. l.t3.Mi(i:Pe*nni?..t)ats 1.81H Krsn.'.vlC'all,
Oats. bnaa..l?*.',MMi Pork. ossa.. 46.", I pki;a..._... 1514
Halt. bush... 31. ott*. Keel, pkt*... 2471
GENERAL MARKET RETORT.
COFFEK-The market lor spot Brsrll stock*
a little more steadiness, though
may be but temporary. Pair Tn
lolces 14 3 lc nominal. Sales, 1.800 bag? No. 7 (afloat),
10 7-8c stow vrins. Mild growths quirt, but steady.
BOO Mig*JUasuayra. 13 1-4t; 137 Lacs Marscslbo, private
lerra**. Toe option list wo* feaiurtiies* up to ne-.ir Hie
close, when J um, Jumfiod un to 12.60c. Lster deliveries
?fare 10625 poiuts a bo Vu Saturday. Sales, 38.500 bags.
Chining baie!
prier.*. lllrhft. Lowest. Hag*
. . 0??i? 9.70 070 OPS 750
? m 9.65*. 975 875 ?76 1.000
? ? 0.76tt 1? 80 980 9.70 1,500
. ? 9.76* f?80 9b5 9.65 1,000
? ? ?.7ftt ti bo
? , 12.6o?J?S0 12.50 11.85 2,00>
? ? Ie.754t0.b0 10.75 10.60 4,2*0
. ? 0.90* 9.05 Op.'t 9.75 6.500
? ? 9.703 9. mi 976 9.05 1(>,5'0
. . 9.006 9.05 9 05 950 4,50.)
. ? 9.608 If. 66 970 900 If JO
. . 90o? 9-65 970 9.56 s.750
("oTTON?Tho market lor spot steady, but quiet at I
unchrnged prices. Sales, 187 bales for consumption :
??ul 3t<? do for export. Tl.e jmrt reeeipta to-d.iv ae
negat -1 1,470 bales, comparing with 1,002 bales this day
la-l vv.-ek, 607 bales (o- ihi> roi responding dav las' y.-r.r.
?Batt Septen li-v 1 'tho Li tinning of the crop yean tn.' re.
r> Ma have a gg re gated 5.4 20.380 bales, enmparin,: with
b,i;'.i,?88 bales for the coin -snooding time last season.
uuotatlon* based on tbe Arm. non siar.dsrd ot classifier,
tlon are:
I'mands. (imf.
Ordinary ......... 7 9 16 711-10
P'rtet dTdtmry ...... 8116 8?io
(jool Ordinary ...... 9 91-S
Strut (rood Ordinary ..... IM 9 6-8
J/iiv MlldlmK ....... 97-8 10
r-tri? i LOW Middling. IO 1 8 10 1-4
Ml Idling. 10 vie 10 .-fi
lio?l Middling . . . .' , . . 10 5-8 10 3-4
fBrfct Good Middling.io 7-B ll
MHdling Fair.111-4 113 8
Fair .ll 7-3 13
STAINED.
Bmet fte/vd Ordinary 8 3-10 Middling . . . 815-10
liood Ordinary . .7 1-2 Low Middling . . 9 1-8
The option lts? ruled Irregular. Near months declinei
I<-;'J pontt, while late deliveries advanced 5a 7 points on
(".vim- news concerning tho grovving crop. Tomi sales,
W,700 bales.
donn*;
Months. prices. Highest. lowest sate*.
lune .... ..0 25*10 20 1024 10.21 8.100
July .... J0.2rVol027 10-87 10-24 li. I"
r. . , . lo.3,-??10 30 10.36 10.32 35900
I "lier . . . '.' fc* ? 9 89 O.'.tO 981 12,000
October ... 9.09-s 8.70 9.70 ' 9.89 12,oro
M v tiler . , ? 0.89** BOO O.oO USB 4,100
r ember ... 9.808 9 ol 9 ol 955 5000
lanna ry ... QA>7<? 9 08 9.08 902 MOO
I'.-liUiiry ... 9.748)978 9','A 973 600
Marci. . . . . 9 82? 9.84 9.80 9 80 6'JO
April .... p BOB 0.99
May .... 0.98&- 999 998 993 i,600
FLOUR AND MUAL?FLOUR?Little basilica* war- ae.
SOSBpUaaaB U-day and values were without Important
Mstnge. Sates, 18,760 >?Ul ^. Including 70'J Mils low ex
ties, 82A5e*3 15; 6,400 bbls City Mills, 84 BO-oxM 60;
MOO bbl* Minnow a, 8-75tf?5: 4,600 bbl* Winter
Wheat. ?_'75</*'. lo; 750 bois Supo'im-, 82 88888, tad
1,900 bole hw al 8308883 78 Winier Wheat?Low Grades
82 75883 80; I ill to Very Fancy, 83 40<z*i 85; Patents,
B4 25*46; Tai. nts. Finny, *4 75c85 10. Spring Wheat
Low Ballas, $2 05* i'3 15 ; Clear, S3 30ff$4 45 ; Rve Mix?
tures, 83 85684 36; Straights, S3 65684 06; Patent*.
Ord i nu ry to Choice, 84 306" $4 95; Patents,-laney, f>u
15 15. . . . 60UTHEKX FLoUH-SaL s, 57:. bbil
Common to Pair Exiro, 83 20?e3 80; Good to Ch..iee il...
83 906*5. . . . EYE J-l.OlU-I'iim. bales, 400 bois
Buperiiiie at ?3 :tr,ai.;i 75.
?KAIN?WHEAT?Exporters siiowed no Interest In
tin murk't, bai raine* wert without change. option
trading wu? moderately active and Htosdy, udvancing 3-8
g7-8i-, but cl..sing at a slight reaction from the advance.
Pw*., 8,880,000 bushels fuinn-, 2.fH?0 bushels !.pot, ln
t.uding .New York No. 1 hard at S5c elevator; No. 2 Red
auoi u ll 88( I'-livered, 87 3-s.- f. 0. b. ; No. 2 June,
Closing at 85 3-4c; do July. 85 5-8a86 3-8e, ateanaj ?'
ftil-be; do August, 87fl&7 3-4ir, closing at 87 8-8c ; do
bojiti n.b.r. 88 ]-4<?ss 7-8c, oloslng at 88 l-2c ; do llei-eiii
Isr, 91 fi-attan l-4e. rinsing at 92 l-8c ; do May, 98 8-88
80 7-Be, liomin., st 90 7-Se. . . . RYE?Dall and unchanged.
BARLEY ANO BARLEY MALT-Dull and unchnnged....
Cv'ltN? In keening with the speculative market spot prices
von- a tBaBl hiitlier, but the market v\a? du.l. In Uk
oiiti.'U trading a noAerately aetlte bualaesa was shown.
Mle* L248.000 bushels fu-ui", 209,000 bu>hels spot, in?
cluding Xii. 2, 53 1-2b5S 3-4e delivered; No. 2, Jun., eltis
ftig nominal; da July, 63S58 L4o, closing ni 63 l-4<-; do
ASSUM, 64 l-4a."?; 7-He, cin^.n^ rn 51 ,"?-r-ii-; Ai, Btptember,
85 3-8'&66 't Bc, dosing at 55 1-Se ; do Ui-tober, 55 8-4^
881-Bc, n.isiiiL- ai 5oe; ao November, 55 1-Sc5j 3-Se,
tloslug at :>i 3 br r do December, 52c closing ul 52c.
0AT8?Little business wa> secempUsheil in thc spot mar
k.-t. Bneeulstlon inoieratety a.uv. anri M"?dy. Sall*,]
119,000 bushel*, includiiig No. 3 at 32 r il.. White, 3oaSbi ;
No. 2, 83683 l-4c; do White. 87 8-4*39*;; No. 1 Wbjte, ;
48e; Mix- I Wectern. 80*870; White do, 38o45l-2c;l
Na -.' .Iuik, 38 11 a Ai 3-8c, rinsing :C 88 3-Si-; do Julv,
881.4888 880, eloslna at 33 3-bc; do AtfUSt, 111-24
31 3-4c, do*tag st iii 34c; d.. s.ptimb r. closing nominal.
.... FEED?Hall and enchanted. ....
Blew.York Produce Exchange statement of visible
rupply. Saturday, June 28, 18?s.
June ?IA. >s. June 10. '88. June 25, '.-7.
Wheat .... 24,002,683 26,240,098 88,900,212
Cora.12,689.754 12,448,613 10.854,617
Dela.2,058,574 5.7.)7,0'JO 2,897,180
Rye. 230,718 240,128 2'!7,173
Laney .... 175.174 210.023 137,210
Tho changes In the visible supply, eouipaiing willi last
we ... wets .1- follows: Wheat, 044.105 bushel* deeearse;
tam, lii.rjn bushell Increase; nats. in>?,42(i bushels de
crease; rye, 3,4io bushels decrease; bariv, 04,849 bwshels
detr-, tat.
Cuiiipaiatlve stii'.-kr- of grain In New-V..rk wsn-Iioiirpr:
June 23.'88. June 10,'88. Juno 25,'87.
Wh.-at. 2,722,687 2,7'.i3,4',?7 8,408,690
Core. 444,178 688,168 754,779
Pata. 896,889 0.11,i>8 &;m,(Oi
Kw. 9.2.i7 9,227 10,0c3
ey. 8,798 0,798 6,800
Malt. 808,409 ?7^,9^2 234,752
Peas. 1,354 . ^ 7,440
Total. 4,040 617 4,297,942 4,083,373
Amount of grain afloat in New-York.
1-Week ending
June 23. Jone 16.
Wheat, bushels. 206.800
Com, ,?' . 155,200
UaiN " . 97,300
Total.'.r_459,30 617,500
HAY AND STRAW?Market ruled quiet and aaslei oa
liberal reeeipts. HAY?Choice No. 1, 90898c; No. 2, 75
Clover, n.iM-d. (i.'>a7o. ; Clover, Sirene; NhippliiK,
65<t00c. STUAW-Loug ltye, 95caftl; Short Rye, 70u
75c; Oat>, 45?&0c.
HOFb?Thc market holds swady to previous ravs,
no impi itf.nt business i? noticed. New
1'oik 8t*t*>, crop of 1887, best, 12<f 13n; do medium, IOS
Ile; do eomnioii. 9al0e; do olds, 4?6c; Pacific Coast,
mern nf l?o<7, balle; do 1880, 3u0e; (iermaus, crop of
1^7, ir,u22r.
METALS-COPPER-DulI birt ste.vly. Sales, 75.000
Tft at 16.15c f.?r Oc?,rwr, and 10c lor December. . . . Ll-.AD
?Active, bales, 450 tons at. 4.4<>. f.n .lui,.-. V?c ii.r July,
4.K'-.rc for Augun aud 4.20c for September. . . . TIN ?
Ls^v?. (Sales. 10 tous July at 17.45c. 1 I
MOLAfeSF.8-Lolling stock steady. Sales, 1 cargo
Cardenas to l'hlladt-Ipbia at Wat for 50 test. I'.'.aek Strap
in fair dcDiand, further salcb Including 300 bbl* c\tra
heavr at ll'wo.
NAVAL STOKES?Spirits turpentine nominal on thc
sput at Sti'iC asked. Ki.sins n.oving slowly al quotations;
Strained, el 15; Good Strtined, 81 17*! E, 81 22^; F,
ll 3ye#l Wit; (i,*l 37'u ; H,*l 40?$1 45; 1,81 50?$1 55;
K, cl 02 1-2; M. 8180; N, 8l90ael95; W. G.. 82 50;
W. \\\, *2 80.
Oli,s lotionseed i.t<-adr. Sale*. 100 bbls. prime sum
rrs r v liow, at 47e. I.ard asV. Coronuut quiet.
Quotations. Cottonseed, ciude. *3e; Summer Yellow,
prime, 47c; Bummer While, 48c: Cocoanut,
Ceylon, 6 1-4c; Cochin, 6 1-4c; Cod, dome*
tl>-, 82c; foreign, 35c; Linseed, raw, city,
68c; Lard, prim,;, present mak", 022621-2c; Men?
haden, crude, Bound, 24c, light pressed, 29c; bleached
wintur, 32c; bloa.-hod sprint, 3le; Sperm, i-rud-. OBe:
tiatursl winier, 88a70c; bleaefced wlnt-r, 73a75c; bleached
sprnur, 07a70c ; Whale, crude, Northern, 888880; naluril
uniter, 41-; bleached winter. 43c; extra bleached, 45c;
S. j ettehsati bleached winter, 64c; SM elaln. 32'c31c;
sai?'iilOel. p.-r lb, 4 1-2e.
OCEAN FRKIGHTS?Accommodation for grain was in
fair demand, but business otherwise was ltmitod. . . .
BERTH IMiAi.l MINTS To l.lveriiool, hence, 32.OO01
bti.bel* grain; 1 3-4d: t? lv?.iidoi). ".OOO bushels grain,
2 3 4d ; to ( openhaawn. ht,-am, 24.000 bushels grain, ls od.
. . . OIL CLIARTCltii-Italy, from I'hUtvdelphla. a
British steamer, with 40.000 cases refined oil. 14 l-2c;
Usinl.org. hence, I Cl tl Stan bark, with 8.600 bbls. r.-iim-d
oil. prior to ai rival: Stettin, fn.m Khiladelphla, a German
Ship. 8,r/i0 bbls. refinel oil, prior tc* arrival.
PROVISIONS?I'mKK?Values are well maintained, but
the demand ls light. Sales, 75 bbls within
I (inc-veat-'.ia Mess 014*814 2..: New
M.-.- at .Ud'.i.'i 25: Short Clear, al *H'.a*18; F.xtr.i
Prime, at *lb 2.',; l'rtme Mess, at 8t5o?11 50: and Familv
Ifesi a; 816 608810 60. ? ? ? BK&V?Dall snd uni lunged ,
Me?s, 111 Heroes, st 812 505*16: Eatn Meas, In |
Bal els, at, BT?a7 60; PtcBat, al 8886 80 yt barrel and !
111^1160 In tierces; PUte, lt 87 28*87 60; framilv, ai j
tJ 50 . . BERK ll A.MS-Steady but uuchaiig-d: 816 78 ;
tt*10 liere'. and at Weat, *15. . ? . . CUT MEATS
-quiet, bat ?ti'H'Xy- Q?f***V ?_ J* ?????
ai.- nellies 7 34c; 10 Th. 7 3-4a7 7-8?;
"ckl.d Hams: sf. Ufll >f!iJb0a\*lfklaHn? *l ?C;
I do. st 7 8-4-?8c; Smoked Hams, at *?????.
II iritil PJ?i?NetUct^-.l and nominal. . . llKKSSi-.I) .
IIolJs-FTrnier V Itv Beaty ta ll?ht.7?=?7 8-10: Ptfft THt. I
I.ARD-For spot lots th -re nw a moderate demand
and'the market wea Int. ppUoas oUmAjX sn sBvanee .
7.8 r*inu, .Sale*. iOO tw^esUirn 8teaS ?... 1^
itT-^rTVH Tlie d. niand Is fair, but values show no de
?dud change BUUe 6( amery, 19 1-2820 1 2c; Western
Creamery 17? 19 1 2c ; Itste, half firkin tubs, 17#19c;
v>vf?h tub*, 17*131-2*: VtiTy lubB' 188)1881 Wasttta
*t-torv 13?-10c; We?tern l?iry. 14?16>: Western Iml
tsttoB Creamery. 15iT17c. . . . ChF.ESF-Flrm. Stale F*c
?rv 7'o8 3-4c includine fanoy. 8 5-8^8 3 4c, Wtsteffl
aatL'7<rS<:; skims, Bute Factory, 2uo 3 4c; common u>
choice EGGS?Steady. State and Pennsyl
vatit* I0 1-2c-, Western, 15 1-2*15 3-ic ; Canada, 16c.
SCOAR?The raw market quiet but strong. Centrifugal.
96 t-*t quoted at 5 9-l6d: 88 test. Muscovado,
4 aJaTl 13-16d Sales, 800 bag* Marsiihan, 4 l-8d:
Reflred, tc-elve and Arm. Quotation*: Cut Ja&1, 8,
Crushed 8 Cubes 7 l-eudoro/t 7. i.ianul?o-d f, 8-4u^.81.
Metvld " A" 7. Confectioners' " A" 6 5-8, Coffee * A"
tumdard 6 1-4. Coffee off " A" Ca6 18. White Kxtra " 0"
7-8, Kxtr* T 6 3-4. " C" I 1 2tf5 3-4, Yellow 6 3-Stf
ti a
hvTFARINF^-Moderstely active. City, 10 l-4c; Oleo
ma/garfne. 8 l-8c. k
^TALIX)W-Clo*ed eariy at 4e, with sale* of 146,000 bbl*
tl the Quotation.
TjTVK BTOCBT atAKKKTB BT TELKGRA P H.
Bi'ftAMs. June 26.?tattle? Reeeipra last 24 honr* 1,343
head. Tn ?J foi w**K tba* Ur 4,li6H head. For lune time
Uat week 4.687 h*sd. < ir.?iguM throuft '-inn isv 64
tar* 63 *t which te New Tura: consigned throath lo-day
44 esl1*, 37 of which I" New-York ; 225 car* on sale 1 sslea
Slow : prlo?? declined 16 .7 35c ?lnce Isit Monday. Common
Ut F?lr 83 86*1 60; Oooil toCuoloe snipping 81 to'14 90;
litr?86 40 C'ow??nrt Heifur* *AW?i 50; Bull* #2 768
88.". Mllc'i Cows %A'ttft%A: Stocker* dull st 83B83 26;
Veal* dnl! at 84 6o*#5 50 . 2-> carload* left over.
f>Uep? IlecetuM i**t B4 nosrs were 0,40<> h*ad. Toul for
the we?k thus Ur 17.000 bead. For *?in? Um* last week
11800. v,'oB*ifnod thr?u?h 6S ear*. 18 of whlot t?i New
Yors Ai c?Ho?ds on nile 1 market dull and lower. f,o?<l U>
Chotoe 84 6084 75 ; Common nominal i Lamb* 86 00?6 68;
bXtt^*eeti?ts last 24 hours 7.S40 htad. Total fer tba
weet thai tar 14,975 head For *atne tim* last week
le.iiofl heaC Consigned through Snmlay 34 esr*. IS of
which to Now-York ; oon>l?-rn<ti thrungli to il ny 88 car*. 61
ot wtneli t6 New-York r 71 c?rs on salo; Bt lower. Muod
Fig* amt Light Yorker* 86 00 ? 5 75; Selected Yorksr*
86 6036 75 ; t-elei ted Medium weight* 86 90 r Rough 85 00
95 20 ; BUSS 84 26 ; bulk told.
Ciiic.t'io, Union stock Yarli. Jims 25.?rViMle ?Re
eel nt* 9.000 head: shipment* 'J.0IMI; market dall sad weak.
Medium to Choice corn-fed 83 753*1 90, Oetrt sud Mixed
81 Ijnaa 90; Blockers ami Feoiler* 82 25<i*3 75 ; Tex.ini
82 611*3 00.
Hog*-Receipts 22,000 head; shipment* 6.60*; tnsrket
Ste.viv, strong Mixed 85 463*86 67S: Hesrr 88 Mn
85 7.. . Light 15 40 a-*;, Bil I'lg* snd Cull* 81 l"tf$5 30.
A'ies/1?Receipt* 5.000 head: shipments none; mar tat
ste-i.lv. Million* CA a $4 90 ; Western Feeder! 83 188)88 35 ;
Texan* 82 uo*:t 76.
KT. t/Ott*. Jone 25. rnMI'-neemriM 4,201 head; "his
menu l,0f0 head; market sien.tr. Clinloe Heavy Native
(Steer* 85 4(1486 00. Fair to (ior).l Native 81*Sf* *5 00./)
85 50. BatcUrtts" steers. Medium ut Choice. #4 10*5 00.
Blocker* and Feeders. Fair to Hood. rf'J4O?3 0O. lUngeri,
coi h.teil if3 103 I 88 : mas fed 82 2."i33 60.
Umje ? Kuceiotn 2,800 hoad; shipments 1,700. Mnrkel
? tos.iv. Choice neaw sn.l Butchers' "election* 85 50?5 0r?.
Fae kin-. Med.nm to ITIoi.-. 85 Itu 85 65. Light grades,
Ordinary to Bett, *.'? 25 BS 45.
.s7>?ep-Recelot* 3.200 head i shipments 800. Markot
steady. Pair to choice 83 toa 4 90.
UVB STOCK ATATIirnT.
Mtw-YoitK. Monday, Jnns 25, 1838.
B**T*a Cow*. Calve*. tsbeen and Lambs, twine.
8.990 193 14.578 39,148 25.732
Reeve*. Cow*. Calve*, sheep. Swine.
Terser Cifr Stock Yards. 5.886 4;< 608 29.54* 13,119
Slxtieth-st.. 1,431 12> 8198 0,433 .
lortleth.it..>.'. Iw. . 12,616
f-ci.ttii-iec. 1.703 80 77 175 .
Receipt*last week..12.150 187 9,380 39.111 26.652
Oat, week last year.10.278 120 9.180 43,160 34.105
av. w'y lec'u last year. 9.067 181 4.78 j 3b, 146 33,613
Kt vi IA not. Ot HBKVE*.
C'hme* a?i! Wxtr.i.88 85 Bt6 00
food to Prime.85 55 a*i hs
lair to Hood.85 30 8)81 68
Common to Medium.84 50 #86tt
Toor..84 20 ?$4 40
Oxen snd Btaitt.83 5" 8)84 00
Dir Cows and Hellers..8288 ?84 M
Coionulos. llall-Rreoila and Cherokee*.84 00 ?$5 55
Bull*..82 00 <tti Ot
At rage to-day. estimated.85 30 ?.
1.vinnie rsnee of iirire.84 00 ?88600
(loud to Prim* steen sold one ve?r ago st 81 05 &84 90, snd
the average was eitiraated al 84 90.
p.lview uv thk wr.FK-Ti.c asefe seana* Man
day proved a most disastrous one to tattle sMpBBfl tu this
market, and their Isaaaa run into the tens of Bttaaaaasi sf
dollars. What at first sight appeared to bo a BBBlthJ
boom In prices, based on an actual short supply of corn
fed cattle, induced fi tattS to rush Into the market a lot of
Betts*, Braaaftl stockers and tra nh entirely unfit for Ix-i?!,
and which saakl to havo been kept back f..r settee]
month*. In?tead of a healthy gradual advance which
might have beta maintained until autumn, prices asst ap
to such a phenomenal figure as to check consumption snd
exportation, niel the inevitable result was a sudden col- |
Inp*, with results as stated. The docllno up to the si.
of Fridiiv's market, ns compared with the preceding Friday
was fully 00c on best grades and from 75c to $1 on Com?
mon stock and treat*,
The beef market did not drop In a ratio corresponding to
the BBstbM In live cattle, but was bad enough for the sell,
lng Interest
HiBiepeaa Bankets wcro unchanged, with refrigerated
beef selling at scant ?, 1-2i. and American livo tattle at
ll 1.8819 l-2c, estimated dressed weight.
Livo Calves ruled firm and n small fraction higher for
8eei Veals on Wednesday, t,ut Buttermilk* Ml off 1-4a
l-2c. and declined still further on Tliur.-l.iy and Pi ida
with Veale also lower, aud all grades continuing dull to
tho close,
fih'vp and Lambs were In lather liberal supply, but
G*eB Sheep were firm, snd all grade* Improved a little
while La.'irtis, which were l-4c higher on Thursday, fell
off ta Saturday, closing weak.
?kate vat nu Skaaee In tho Hog market, and tho few
sales reajsttai were tl the reae* of aa 78Be8.
BaMliVkn Bseetpta yesterday and to-day, 170 carloads
of 2,990 head?45 cars direct to East Bjkki ttaaaktertrs,
36 cars at OOth-st., of which 27 cars tren kW Mr. 1 n-tin.v.i
and 9 cars for J. Bltta, and 89 cars at Jersey city, all
f'ir tho market. Trade was slow all thc morning, Bat
fairly steady for all grades, and the feeling at tl.
appeared to bo a trifle firmer on Geed te ('hole Beeves.
The yards were not quito cleared. Among the salts in i ?
a number of cars of Medium to Fair " Stiller*'' at *?"> 108
85 40, with 42 head Prime, sold at 85 75- Texans ran-', d
from 84 to 81 50; Good Corn-fed Culorados sold at M ">?">:
Poor Native* at 8-1 20a"*4 40, snd Decent to Prime at
HBnOJnB88, VkHe 12 Cholco Lancasters brought $0,
which was the top flguro paid to-day. Bulls, Stogs and
Oxen sold at 82 108*84,
The Galileo will lake out 400 Beeves for X. Morris.
The Den mark gut oft (Saturday with 421 head, anl the
f.vdlan Monarch with 110 head. .Shipments to-moirovv
2,200 quarters of Beef In the Nevada for Joseph Eastman.
The week's shipments of Live Cattle aud Sheep aud
Dressed Beef and Mutton aro as follows*
Shipper*.
t?
r-1 I o
< ail
tB | =
.1. Kaitman.|\Vl?ron?in.
J. Eastman.jUorraaniO.
.7. I ...rn,sn.iftpslB.
J, Knattuan.|Circa*?la.
J. Kuitraan .iCltyof Ctestcr
M. '.nd sn lr h.'Spain.
M. Goldsmith.'Brooklyn City .
M. Ooluamlth.'Denmark.
M. Goldsmith.|L, Monarch,_
A. K. Oulerbmlfu..Trinidad.
fi. P. Louth ft Co...lTrlnldad.
I. s. Iiillenliaok ...'Trinidad.
I.. B, Dlllenb?e.k....|Huriiley.
li mme A Mullen....iTrmldad.
Kin
114
?ir
lim
15
46
2.6KO
s-OO
1,440
1,446' .!
960
Totils.J 91)
Totals last week.H.O70
'ii.Ul-, unit, ivi-i: 1S87.1 738
100i..
251.
7.880 1811....
0,380 lu ...
6,600 04 ...
Rnles? J. fcchamberg : 42 Texans, 055 Th average, at * 1
per loo rh; 77 Coro-fM Celina io Steers, 1888 rr. si .'. 65;
21 Ckleaa* do, 1107 rr,, at *4 60; 19 do, 1395 rb, al Bi 80;
19 do, 1282 Th, at 85 75; 13 Ba, 1888 Bk. St 8880; 18
I.munster County, p.'nn., do, 1018 Fi, at 84 80; ls Kansas
do, HOS Th, at 84 80; ? do, ljjnj Th, af. 81 90; 31 do, 1120
Th. at 81 95; 35 do, 1341 Th, at 88 BO; 18 At, ISSI ". 11
85 86; 25 do, 1358 !h, at 85 55; 21 do, 1280 TM, at 85 05 ;
40 do, 1230 Th, at 85 70.
J. P. Sadler ft Co. : 60 Cincinnati " Stiller*," 1193 Bk
at $5 40; 19 do, 1202 Th, at 85 35; 20 do, 1139 Tb. at
85 10; 3 do (Poor), 1120 TD, at 84 20.
Newton * Gillett: 12 Lancaster Cnut,'.y. Penn., Steers,
1391 Th, at 86; 6 du, 1320 Th, at 85 20; 20 Pi-ntmylvania
do, 1220 Tb, at 85 20; 16 Ohio do, 1390 Tb, at 85 50; 2
.-state Oxen, 1390 Tk. at 83 50: 2 At, 1600 Tb, at i?4.
D. McPherson : 21 Texans, 952 Tb, at tl ; 3 Ohio Steers,
1436 rt., at 85 75: 2 do, 1855 Tb, at ?5 60; 5 do, 1392 Th, at
f5 50; 1 do, 1570 Tb, at 85 15; 0 do, 1363 Bk at (', 12 1-2 .
10 Western do, 1230 Tt.. at 85 50; I do, 1888 Tb, at 88 80
14 du, 1214 Tb. at Bl 10: 3 do. 1213 Th, at 85; 7 do, 121m
lb, at $4 80; 3 Hulls, 873 Th, at 83 60.
H. 8. Itoeentkal: 55 Chicago steers, 1405 r\ at tr, 78:
34 do, 1328 Tb, at 8> 40; 37 do, 12*0 Th, at 85 30; 22 do.
1241 Th, al 85; 17 do, 1164 Th. St 84 95; 20 do, 122") Bk
at 84 85; 10 do. 1200 Tb, at 84 40; 4 Bulls, 1385 Th, at 84.
A. Coh'-n for A. Purst: 15 Corn-fed Kentucky Steers,
1470 Tb, at 86 85; 4 do, 1850 Tb, at 85 45; 0 do, 1400 Tb.
at M 30; 20 d'., 1117 Tb, at 85 17 1-2; 21 do, 950 Bj, t\
84 05; 22 do, 1080 Th, at 84 50; 18 Kentucky " .Still, rs."
1160 Tb, at 85 13 1-2; 18 do, 1110 Tb, at 85 15; 1 Cow,
1880 Th, at 84 76.
Sherman it Culver: 1ft Chicago Steers, 1317 Tb, at
85 45; 3S du, 1297 Tb, at 85 40; 17 do, 1154 Tb. at 81 85;
32 do. 1104 Th, at 84 70; 15 do dinon, 1061 Tb, at 81 25;
9 Texans, 1000 lb. at 84; 19 Bull*. 1189 Tb. al 82 80; 13
do, 1105 Tb, at *2 95; 4 do, 1082 Tb, al 83; 8 do, 1279
lb, at $3; 1 Aa, 1430 Th. at. 83 30.
kt Goldsmith: 43 Texans, 997 TD, at $4 10; 17 do.
1033 Th, at 84 50: 7 Kansas Steers, 1138 Tb, at 85; 51
Chicago do, 1869 Tb. at 85 65; 10 de, 1405 Tb, at 85 75;
42 Illinois "BUllers," 1399 Tb, at 85 76.
MILCH COWS-Receipts for tho week, 193 head. Trad
ha* been quiet at 835 to 850 per head for OtatMBB !..
Good Cow*.
CAI.VLS-Re.-elpt* were 2,437 head, mainly at (Wh?
et- Ska demand fer Cro.sl Veals was active and prices
well tt*aakt*Ai Common were *low and Buttermilk Calves
extremely dull and 1-4 to l-l* lower, with about 600
to M-U at a late hour. Buttermilks sold at 2 1-2*3 l-2e.
iht Tb; Mixed lots of Calves ut 454 l-2c. ; and Common to
Mast Teals at 5a6 l?8a
talSS niltentirnk * Uollis: SJ Buttermilk Calves, i:,o
Tb, at 3c; 114 do, 140 Tb. at 3 l-2c.; 122 Mixed de. 188 Th.
st 4 l-4c; 36 do, 189 Tb, st 4 1-2c; 229 do, 147 Tb, at
5 l-2c; 66 Veals, 174 Th, at 5c; 54 do, 192 Th. at 6c ; SO d...
161 Th,' at C Icc ; 45 do, 133 Tb, at 6 l-4c; 18 do, 166 Tb, at
0 l-2c.
Dlllenback 4 Dewey: 104 Buttermilk Calves. UH rt., at
83: 07 do, 104 Tb. at 83 05; 7 do. 194 Tb, al 83 50; 103
Veals, 119 Th, at 85 50; 118 di, 150 Tb, at 86.
F.ge * Otis: 13 Veals, 139 Tb, at 5c ; 20 do, 150 Tb, at
0 l-4c; 1H do, 143 Th, at 0 3-8c ; 71 do, 147 Th, at 0 l-2c
D. lla.-irii/i-11 : 5 Buttermilk Calves, 210 Tb. at 3 1-2c:
12 Veols. 150 lh, at B8j 81 do, 150 Th, st 5 3-4c; 52 do,
149 Th, at Be; 53 do. 127 Th. at 6 l-8c ; 22 do, 187 lb, at
6 l-4c ; 143 do, 145 Th, at 6 l-2c.
Bethe ct Mullen, lil Hutt, imilk Calves, 153 Tb. at
2 l-2c : 7 do, 187 Tb, St 3c ; 85 Mixed do. 201 Tb. at 4 1-2c ;
? Veatt, 137 Tb, at Cc; 1H At, 189 th, at 6 1-4c; 18 do.
148 Tb, at 86 35; 57 do, 139 lb, at 6 3-Sc ; 22 do, 157 Bk at
0 una
JelllfTe, Wright & Co. : 61 Buttermilk Calves. 139 1T>. at
2 3-4c ; 104 do, 1C5 Tb, at 8c; il do, 184 Tb, at 3 1-2.:: 9
Veals, 125 Tb, at 6c; Cl do, 130 Th, at 5 1-2c; 60 do, 139
Tb, at Oe. '
I'.vcrltt ft Pidcock: 10 Veals, 121 Tb, at BJ 40; 23 do,
132 Th, at *5 75.
Judd ft Buckingham: 19 Mixed Calves, 168 Th. at 84;
18 Veal! 133 rt.. at 85 50; 20 do, 127 Tb, at 80 50; 3 do.
180 Tb, at 80 50.
SHEKP AM) LAMP.S-n'coli,ts 50 cars of 11.P92
head-41 cars at Jersey City and 9 cars at 60th-st.. and
8 car* were held over from Saturday. There was I fair
demand for Sheep and pricer were steady, with sales of
Common to Good st 83 60*8*, snd strictly Prime lot.. a?U
at 86 87 1 2<z?5 50. Lambs were in heavy supply, and
the market declined from 25 to 40c before the close.
Sale* af Common to Prime were made tl 85 50&87 37 1 2,
sud Choice and Lxtia sold early In tin Civ at 8740 to
87 02 1-2 per 100 Tb. The pens were not cleared.
Bales-Sherman & Culver: 38 Kentucky Sin SB*, 97 Th
average, at 83 40 per 100 Tb; 125 do, 110 Tb, ai 84 90;
?j.',7 Tex** do. 76 1-2 Th, at 84 ; 190 Territory do. oa m.
at 84: 214 Ohio do, 80 Tb, at 85; 135 West Virgina
Lamb*, 67 Tb. at 85 65; 35 do. 62 lb. at. 86 15; tm Tea.
m-sseo do, 61 Tb. at 80 30: 212 Kentucky d.., (12 Th, st
a*) 70: 21? do, 66 Tb, at 87; 223 do, 64 12 ft, at ?7 05;
"32 do. 74 Th, at 87 35.
j. N. Pldcock: 190 Kentucky Sheep, sn Bs at
85 37 1-2; 96 Virginia Lamb*, 69 ft. St 86 37 1-2; 271 d...
OS ft at ?0 1? I Hi d?. 6S ?? ?' S6 60; 1,096 do, d.'i Tb, at
87 47 do, 68 ft, at 87 25; 281 do, 65 ft, at 87 37 1-2;
Iff West Vlrjlnla do, 57 ft, at 86 60; 300 do, 66 1-2 ft,
at 07 26.
Judd ft Buckingham: 2C1 Ohio Sheep, 78 ft, st 84 60:
12S do, 81 ft. st 84 75 ; 80 do. 81 ft. at t.",: 204 do, 84 1.2
BJ. at 85; 105 do, 110 ft, st 85 60; 43 Western do, 95 ft.
at 84 88, 'O' sMtSS I.ambs, 83 ft. al 86; 9 do. 09 ft, at
?6 *5 ' 270 Weat Vlrplnla do, 62 1-2 Tb, at 80 75.
Newton ft Olllc't : 13 Kentucky Sheep. 99 ft, at
88 76' 19ft Indiana do, 96 ft. at 86; 37 indiana Lambs,
55 ft. at 85 75; 2l2 Kentucky do. 68 1-2 ft. at 86.
J V. fcadic/ * Oa : 3<J Kentucky Sheep, 112 ft, al
i8 60; 212 Ohio do, 84 ft, at 84 76; 126 do, 84 ft, at
84 76; 126 do, 84 ft, at 86 12 1-2: 47 do. 84 ft, at 85 50 ;
210 Kentucky Lambs, 57 ft. st 86 60 : 271 do, 50 ft, st 86 ;
90 Vtrglnl* do, 08 ft. st 87; 82 do, 04 Ts, tt 87 37 1-2; 60
do. 84 tts lt 87 60k
M. Collin*: 198 Ohio Sheep, 84 ft, at 81 75; 104 de. 82
ft, at 84 85.
HaiLubeck ft Hollis: 28 Stato Sheep, 73 ft, st 83 50;
123 Western do, 09 ft, st 84 50; 77 do. 83 ft, st 8">; 50
Tennessee. I,amti<. 60 ft, al 86; 174 do, 65 ft, at 86 TB;
72 do, 66 ft, at 87; 63 Ki mucky do, 71 ft, aU?7 25: 218
do, 65 ft, st 87 40; 230 di, 67 ft, at 87 60; 79 do, 71 B\
st 87 62 12.
Ollleiiback ft I>wev: 29 State Sheep, 113 ft. at 4 tS0\
261 Kentucky Lambs, 61 1-2 ft, at 7c; 233 do, 00 ft,
st 7 l-4c
I>. Harrington: 199 T-r-i">ry Sli.-.p, 00 jj,, nt 4 3-Pc ;
27 State do, 77 ft, al 4 1-2. ; li Kl iilii'.l y Lamb-", "'?? ~
at 0 1-2c
K.vertlt ft PI'Icock : 18 Pennsylvania Sheep, K7 ft. St
3 l-2c; 41 d>., 88 Tb, ut 4 3-4c ; 10? 1'eiilis;, Kania Lambs
69 ft. at 5 7
Hume * Mullen : 188 Teiiltnry Sheep, 93 ft, at 81 25;
23i oatt aa, aa n, st nt as,
BOO! i'.. ??? pta wi .'.1 cars al 9.210 kaeaV87 ease el
40th-st- and 82 cars at lent* C.ty. Market BM -hang' tl
avi tli Off assn to Qood Btatei iel ling at 8-"> (niu*5 80.
Sales?J. G. gttltfc j 37 - 203 ft, St M ?cf' 1
10 Common do, 284 ft, at 85 60; 29 Pigs, 114 ft, at 85 bO.
the sta ri: of tua de.
BAinnaoan, Jane 25? Cotton Steady, Mlddllur st lo^e.
Flour .jillet. ? tn ad jr. Howard Btrast ?nd Western Baner.
nneta .1.1*82 S5. Extra .lo SJ 1.1*)>:<H5. lainlr Mo 84 lo
-&4 65. (Itv Jilli* Mu perdue ?2 .Mia J iii. Kutra do *:t 00*3 76.
do Kio Brand* *4 mi * 1 Bl I'.it IStS 1 Family #', 3'1. un Ba.
perlatire Patent 8686, Wheat? Snntbesa uemiual. Piiltz
fc:ieis7c; l.nns-bnrry HUit. Western wa* steadv. No. 'i
Wiutor Bal spot at B4*aS| do Juno B4*at : do July
at *4e ; ilo Auguit at M\c; do September st M5**C,
Corn ? Sou Hiern anb-i, nominal: White MnnBUei
Yellow iii U u o'he Western ililli *M easy, Mtxnu snot st
aSSS r June 5.1953H.K-. 1 July SSS, Oats StOOdf ..ii.I
Brm. Boothera at 1084881 Weiturn Wini* si 4;!?in'.
Western Mis**! Bl IOa41*; PinriiTlraiii* al 40W48C
Itvo ijui*t r 63#67c for Prime, ria.- easier ; Primo to Chalet
Weetara $r .'e'..'fi7 oe. Prertatoaa .jun-t aaa iiea/tyi
Mess Pork fl5 00. Bnlk meats-Oiotilder* loose ti-V ; Clear
lt.? Miilea pacned R-^a Bacon?sholl.len m^c. Clear Hih
Mites S-\c Haste 19?s8)l8*?C. Lard refined Bl 9?.c. Hin?
ter quiet. Weetara parsed at 12410c; Cr inner, 189108.
K,'ic* were fir.11 at lTijc feirolstai steady, itciinoii at
7'.c Coffee .'.nil, aaai 1 ktteerffeea, f?rr nt Isa, Mun-ar
nulli; '-.\" *ofi ti'.c Copper ref'.aed firm at 15*j Sl.'.ti':.
Winney quiet si +1 V'lfttl 2>v. Freight* to Ltrtrpo il
per steamer dnil; Colton 888ft li.mi nor tun. Os. Od.
Graiu at BA. BeeeieU?Blear 6.100 Mi!*: tVheal 1.900
I. 1-.ii. Corn 31.000 usn. oats ll.ooo task, Hhipmenta?
Piour 751 bbl*. Salei?Wheat 350.000 bush. Corn 3,200
bush.
BoFFAin. Jnne 25.? Wheat?No. I H?rJ actire, closing
at \v. higher. 6*40 ,iver (.'mcato Aiiitusi asked ; sale* ?>(
16,0fOO bush. at 84*40, aol liit.iiiio Bl Me j No. 1 Northern
at .i-.c ov*r; No. 2 Northern at 1 4c over; Winter Wheat
In f.ur ileiuai.il; Nu. I Bed .it '.Ile; Na, t White Mlchiri.n
92V- torn uniottleil ; Nu 3 4S4tf4s^c. Oat* itnll ;
No. 2 Whlto UtaSBe; No. 'J Mlxot 34*1
Pye?No. 2 Western at 66* float unchainee L M lillee!
hleinlrr Vtinlor llran at *1? 861 Sprinn aa 813 608
Bia 7.">. t wtatal ateady. Oatmeal ataady. Canal fratjcbts
Strim*; Wheat -.'c . 1 om lT,c, 0*1* I ',: Keceipls?Flour
none. Wheal 81,00(1 imsi, (urn 106.000 hush. Oatt
!? '.pun luisli, .-.itip'iie.it* ny Hail? Flour 1 orr.-. Wheal
60,0110 Lunn. Corn 22,000 bush. <>at* Iii.OOo bush. Itvo
40.000 lins!;, ('.ma! >lipn-uti-Wlieat 37,000 bniiu furn
47.(kio bush. Cati 89.000 I-usn.
Mostos. Juno 2."i.?Flour cintlniiet dnll. Corn was
numma! r Hteamer Velio ? 639610. (lallilull; No. jj Whit")
434?a43l*C. Snort* dall and illii:lisiir?.|. I'r..rl.| ins mendy
em; quiet. Port ursa. Lard *t ?',.? :i;,r.. Hams at ll1*!*
12SiC Bast steady. Batter inlet; Northern Creamery at
21c; Weateta Kura Orsa as sty at 80s Cheese qatei
slut essy; Itest Northern B*B*1 "Uv: (toot bits K,;Hv,
Kir** uno ; Kastern Bxtras 17*10)188; Western Kxtias 17..
Beeelpts -floor 6.000 1.his. an", io.ono sack*. Corn 3^,000
busti. Ual* lrl.000 bush. Miorts !7Hton*.
OBtcaeOj Juno 2j.?Die levliu^ futnre* ranged as
follow*:
wnr.AT xo. 2.
Op.-niri*. iti*!iest. Loxsst. Cloilnr.
June. 'tn-i 78** W*j 79-\
Julv.^ 78?i 79>-i 7hi? 794
Auijust. 79** Ko 7i"4 J? 1
beptcmbcr. bo"* kati fin 7. .
cobb rto. 2
June. 47 ~j 4-i 47Vi 4S
July. 47?. 46*, 47U 4M>s
AUirust. 4 -', 4!i's 4-14 4:"s
rM-ptcmbcr. 88*J 4U7* 43'a 4H'?
OATS !?0. 2.
July. 3n?, ;<1>? 30\ 3)it
AiiKiist. Mt* 98*1 W's '.'i1.
beiitcuiber. 25'i 2J'.. 88** 25v?
araaa pin* rr.u aat>
Jnly. 1869 i:t7n I3it5 13 70
Angus!. i:i77'a i:t77lj IS7S L.'.77>?
r-ci'leinbor. IS87?s 13H7sj 13 Hi 13e7'-j
LAKH rsa loo ;?).
July. is'J7*j ,s:lo 8 274 B87?s
Aimnst. b37'a m;i7'.j h.t.'. K86
Kepteroner. H45 st.'. 849*1 B49*t
October. S45 845 B49*t 8 4-"-j
SUOIIT Rl'.lf PKtl 103 It).
July. 7 47's 7 .-,0 7 45 7 .'.0
Au?uit. 7,',7'i 7.'.74 7 .'.5 78S
bepteniber. 7 02'* 7 6* 7 6_'1a 7 65
Flour aaekaaeeij
Caih i|iivit 11 ions wer.i as follows ?Vo. 2 Sorlnir Wheat
78 va79c. No. 3 spnn* wheat aoatlaaL Bo.i ned BO?*c,
No. 2 Corn 47H8)t7lio. ito. '.' (Jau at :t)c. Bo. -' itvo at
.'..tc. Na I Parlue at BSa No- 1 I'la* mm tit
81 30. Prime 1'luio'hy ^ee.i a? $: 88. Musi l'orn
ut Bli 0.% per bliL tJirl at Sn Bi p-r 100 fh.
Short Hlbs *.i.le* lo..se at +7 4o. Dtr salted SbmilJer*
boied 8ii00i?6 96, Miori Clear hides boxotl 87 96a>S Oj.
Whiskey, distillers' Smalled Koori* *1 90 per ail. Basan?
("ut Lost yuai'ii. lirauualie 1 9*tti Btaadara "A'
^rflciei. Kees! i'.s. Shipment*.
Flour, bbl!...-.. 11.OOO 1 8.0O0
Wheat. Susli. 13,000 36.000
Corn, husti.,. 17t.oo I RSO.OOO
Hats, nusli. IIO.OOO 37'.i..1
Bra, basil. S.OOO 9,500
Paney. Uusi,. 8.000 5,000
on tho Prod ass Bseaaan tD-.i.w the Battat market was
steadv. Creamery 15 val gu. Dalry 11 ?* a 17u Kkk* steady
at 14i*14>9C
Cincinnati. Jnne 25.?Cotton <iuiet. Flour steady r Family
$A 60<*83r(5; t?ncv *l 00984 96. Wh.-.it i.i-?cr; N.^ -'
Ked r'tc. ttoceiuu 8,600 huih.r ?tiltiiiieuis l,.'iOO. l>>rn
Ballilla a Mixe.i at ala, usaa loweri No, t Mixeu
34*jc Hro stevie at 63c. Pork uteri,ly, ilull. at 814 98.
Kart scarce al 88 t">. llnlkme .ts rm.l li.icon steady;
Short mba at $~ OJ-j. bhort Clear t.i on. WhUkey Itendf ;
sales of 647 Barrels titiisiieil K"'.'H on tho ha>u ol ?1 lt.
lintier quint: Faucy NorthWettera Cieariifiy 209210;
Pliine Dairv Koli at 14n>16e, Mi^ar was steady ; Hard
lti-tlneit 7v*7J?c: New-Orleans 5<; ;.-V. Hots stes'lv;
1 (.rnni.in and Lltlit $1 003 f.'. 40. 1'ac.ii ic an.l UtttOS ti
?6 254570. Bnceipt* 9. SOO; sh lunn uti 1.60ft i ..".-1 w
tirin a 198. ilie.se lirni; I'rimo to Cholco Oatt lui
al 7 I -..
MiNXKAPct.ts. Juno 96.~Wheat?Beeelpts 9 'lays. 988 cars,
shipment* *:: 1 ni. Cloeins qnotatiou*: In store ?.\n. 1
Hard cash 7U;,.c; do .lune 7:'', c; do July 7'.i'.c,; Auuii-t
80*ie, Nu 1 Northern cash 78 "ic : ilo I one 78**ei do July
79*?ei i!o Angaal mo1,' No. j Nnnneru cauli 75c ; ito
.lune 74.1] do July 7ic; So A111r11.1t 75c. i ni track?No. 1
Hard vl'iC No. 1 Northern IWe. No. 2 Norlhctri r a
77c F.nur steady; 1'atcuts to siitp, sacks, in lariuts,
at tanni in
PlIll.AURLi-HlA. Juu? 25.?Flour -Hocelnt.s liberal, market
weak. Weston and Petiusrlvanla Suuorllue 82 75it*J 00 ;
do do do Kxtras ?.l iuii/8! '.'5. No. J Winter lamiiy
8,i B8988 75, Pennsylvania Kamiir at 83 H5<ft
8-100. t'tviniylv.ibi* Holier i'roce** St I08)8t 86. OBIS
Clear 84 10"<*4 88. <lo ilo striU'it ** 41*<?4 7 ?. ludlaii*
Clear84 1084S5t Soitestrattiiai M<*4 7.'.. Mt. LotiS sad
Houttiem Illinois Clear at lo<i>t 35. .lu .1. strnuht fl 4ii?
tl 75. Winter Patent fair t? choice 81 7995 00. Minnesota
dear 83 M0d4 lo. do stratirM sa -.'j^i no. htianeseta Pat
cuts, irool to choice, fi ~'->ti I M r ito do fair #4 >%<Ii i-o.
Hye Flour qnlot, Clmlce at J.i 7o. Wheat SMrkol was
nnnsttlod, cIosiuk **8)lS lower 1 ntttaW tro<* uiiiUr* aaa
nioilersle, bat BOtalBt 'lularr for ttporti N'o. I Heil rn
iii VHtor fer inillinr at Ole; No. 2 be.1 for Juno nominal 1
du Tor Joly B4aj#8S>si do for Au<ust 85<?Mile: il., for
Heptember *r,*-ju ", vsc. Cora?Harket for sj.ni lots ruled
steady, t.ut local trade demand Hula, fntnrei nefleeted and
notuinal ; No. 3 Mue I in r-'mti st. elet-jt r 5-?c . Ito. 2 Illili
.Mixed 111 train il.-pot 5-?'.'? , So. 9 Mixed .'or Jane64<*4
56c; do for Julv 51 Vj'/ '.-'. '-.c; do for Aagast 689
ilo for fejiteiuoer 608)376, Oats?Price* lor ear lota
declined *se nuder lithi local trails dem uni tlntraded
White 44 ?4 t Vc: Vo. il White at 44V.C; No. 2 White 11 '..?:;
?fe, a Waite far J aaa liiaii'-jc: dolor Jaty 41 vii.''.. . de
for Aiuuil 8.'>'i 3i'4':. 1 do for BoptOBIner .1.1 ,-i ill'.e.
Potatoes -.tellly utnl in fair demand. Waite potatoes?
Old 25-/.',00r Southern New Hos-. Choir*. 03 ."."i/?l 00;
Koulhorn Now limn, Meoln'n to i'rime 8- 60BS 00 Month rn
New Rose. Culls, +1 60t>?2 On r Hoiithini I
Clmlce, .flni?a*J 60. Prortateas stes.ly, in fair .leniuiiu.
Beef. City. Family. n?r li'ji.. #4 50*f J 0-?; do do Paokeli
87 50?dOOr NuioKud Iliief ISaiSei Iteet li* ns f lu 011.8
817 nor Pork. Meas, 818 00 So Prim* Moat, aew
81t .'.Or .lp Faiolly 817./ ti 7 60 Ham*. Smoked per tr,, U'r-c
l.e?r.; do s. p. tart*] "i titres*, 10*?B)11*scj do do do
lu Mit. Sija'ic Hide". Clear Bibiiel amoked u*tnl06,
8houl<lcr*. in .'rr salt sae fully tared 7'<c, Ba
do. Hooked. 7'-j.i7"4C Bhoaidtr* nicki, cure,!. 71-j*
7 So. do.' do. ?rnok it. 8*s8>8s, Heines li rptosle, fu?
ll ^e. : do Hreakfaat Macon IO,; I.e. I .int linn?City
llsnin*! 8.10 1*4 JO; .loeteani fS iy sj.; |9i HutclirV loose
:??< 9598 5n. Bolter .|'ii.it?Penn?vlTania Creamery Kura
al lh'-.c 1 -.Veslorii creitneir Kura ul lr''- : il. Q sn.' N.
Y. Crinnerr Kitr? .,- 17* 1 vVc.?iorn Factorr |4#15*sjer
Psoklnr bolter liaise. Keir* were Mei.tr. Penusrlrania
flrms at 1 ,s?0; Weatern Iir-M at 16c. Cheeso stoatvr
aossaad fair: New Vork Full cream r'.iti'io: ohio
Flat*. Choice S'sas1-...- ids Fair ka Prime 7>.;<i-<c Sui:*r
Ketineil urn. Powdered 7971*18 Uraaalatot 8*Ve. Paad
rjtilet: Winter Hran Slr'. 109818 BO oHr 'on. Poiro." itu
Bttadfj 70 Ahel lest In bbl*. 7 "vc Keceipt*? Flour 6.000
tibia. Wheat R.500 lius'i. dm 1,800 hush. nat. 91.100
ouitu Hbiiinieiits-Wueal 9,700 bu?h. Corn 8,700 bush.
Hats 10.1100 I,ri,il
Br. 1 am faa* M.?fleet dan and Baekaacad, wheat
galet, steady; No. Red. casu B9wei 60 Jinn K9**Ci
?W Jaly 79ssn79**e, eloetBs 7?v. do \iijcist 798
rloiiiiK V'.'ljc; do HOptenibei S0*|Ci do lioeember "le.
flosinf s:i?4c. Coin open** Brm bal otoned \ \c b*lo?
teetoraay. No. ?.> cash 44944*10: Jaly ?I4s>?i4lic ttosma
?ItSi-r August 41V</M "vc, ci..sin,/ 41 ;,c te.I, ,-ei.t. . I ? r
H'liiiu'. cIosiiik 48**ei veai B8H938*se, elosraa '^"'^v.
Oats were Hr.uer; sash at S9**e bbl r Jaaoat39*M; July
2?a2('ii?c, clostnir 96Se, Auirust 93*08. Bye dull at 880,
Kare)- dull; llran nuiiiiut. liar ililli: Prime Tlnintliy
Bis 008)817 no; Prairie ag ooitkll 08. nutter tfrm ;
Crcsmerr i:i., 17c; Dater st 198146, Lead Com moa
$3 05; refine.1 81 Ort, Lue, ateadt at 1.'. Coin.il
steady at *-.' v5. wai ker ut 81 ii. Provisions smaki
Perk at ri I IO, Lani al 17 87*? liryslt Meats, boson?
>iiouiiicr? j:. -7 SS 86 00, ly>at Clear* 87 5flB7 69"9, Cleat
inns 87 89*t'd7 75. filiort Clean il 768)7 -s7'^ Ba.,
Boxed? Bheaiderl tl 88 00 i.onx Clears *?( 173^ 40:
Clear 8Ubs sri409846 Bhort Clears 84 8 88*166, liam*
at 816 75*811 BO. Ile. eipts?Klour 5.uno uni*. Wheal
28.000 lissli. Com ill.uiiu biuh. nats 40,000 bush. Hjo
1.000 bush.
Toi.EHO, Jnno 25.-Wheat nctlve ami eaeier; cash H.'.V:
Jute' .s.'.ljc July "A\c : Vuku.i UWt BaetttSket >4l4Cj
Deoontbei 88So. Cot-, duli ; cash 4"'<:. Oats aaltti cash
:13c. Clorerse.^1 dmi ; eask st r?l 2n . October at *4 40.
Hei eii.ts WheatS,oeo bask. < oin'UioJ bush, oat! 1,000
buslL bhipiuculs -Win it 7,000 bnih.
COTTON MAIIKKTS?HY TEI.KriR VPft.
rrvT.Rro.ii, june 98?4 a ti notate Tea s?!e? ot the
luy included '.'.clio kales American. Pa tares cloted stesdr 1
I ;i.iuds. Low aliiMliUf clause. Jnne delivery. 5
June anil Jury it. lr, cit. 6 83.88*1 ??l-ers:
July and An^-unt ilelive.v. 5 89.868, seller*; Aiisust
tn.l Keptemher nnUrery, i 8] '.il. sellers, aeptemN-r and
October dullvery, 5 20-clrt. sel.i-ri; October sud Ni
deliverr. 5 l.'.ii4(1. va.ne. NoTemherand l)ecetiitnrrl*llver?,
6 i:i-64d. *eili-i I'-' '>'r and January di iiv-ery. 6 13-640.
bnyeiar Seiileinbi-i Itt!tty, 5 Jl-il*.]. aeller*.
Illliiaioi Taaell Oatt ai Blaads Muiiinnir. 0 1.181
Low Middiliiii. O's O'.od 1 in.inary, 8"a. uel and rr." ? 1 ???
empts, ? bales : *iiiort* coaitmie, 110 palen slock. 8888
bales.
Ni. ni"!. K. June 25.-4 ..tton BtSSatjr. Mldillln?t. IO LIB 1 net
?,! ?r..ss roeolats. 189 bates: 1 morl* lo i,r*al ilritain,
87aI coastwis-, aanfcaleai (.ales, -Jl7 Bestei stock lO.lui
hales.
savannah. June 98, - cotton-Quiet and firm. Hld.Ulna,
0*4; L.1* MidiiriiiL-. U-V. (Joed (inlinary, 8'.: net ai.dKios*
reieinis, -.'OS bales, en,ort 1 coastwise, 275 bales i sales,
la b ilea : slock. 6,"ll I lu,es.
Ntw-Om.KAN*, June .'.',. -cotton-Vnrry Bm. Ml.ldllnr. 8% ;
Low UidilUnt. tits; Hood (inllmty, H 516; net re?
ceipts, 776 bale* r irro.i receipts, 666 bales; einorls to
CroatUrltaln. 6,401 bales: 10 ihe continent, ? bales;
salo*, 4,000 bales ; Stock. 66.566 bales.
?roo*. Bailiff
LONixit, Jone 25-At (tie *M| sale* to-day lhere waa a
(arte attendance ead ?aetatora bid freely for ttvi clissos
offeree. The flrmsesso. |u.i ions nays continues, tot pl s
arc not quoted any hia'n-i lim quantity withsr.nsn Iodate
don 1.ot sxoosd 8,000 bal**, a to.ni piotiorii.iii of wbiofi waa
(?ken v, day. Thole ?- (offered 1X5^3 balee, lr., sale*of
the d?y lu detail Blt aa follow* : Victor** nnlns*..
wonted, 10.141s lld. du link* alie piiico*. I?1r1*l*'.l"*<l ;
k-rt'S-y, b'-vdtfl* i'.d do. lo.-k? aud i'lere*. 4?-jit*lM. Nu-v
ItSlta Wal**-?*Jes. J.Ksi l,,ilo*. .enured. Od?U 6*on| SO.
lockinnd pl*.**. 7dt li 4.1 . *r.*sy. 6d*lldr 8a lock* and
pleoe*. I Vi JIVI. Ciue.in*lai,d-Salea. 1.400 bales ; I seated.
K?81*74; do. lock* and (neets, S?sael*3'au8rea*y, 8?*d
aitVdr do lock* ?nd plevna. dtslTSRil. South An?tr?lla?
**i. s. J.i'i hales ; scouritd. llsaltfls, Ad; *re?*r. 5'?'*7,.k1.
New /.aland-San*, 0.700 bale* { scoured, lia li Dd 1
do. locks and piece*, isl?ls A\i\.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARAT. IS.
FF.\n:nr& of nkw-york dealings.
Tho froaaet Kjtekaafi Baskets vier.. tttmmSj duii
?* a rule, but th. * enjoyed a reaction from last week's
1". line. Oatk Vfcaat was firm, but lt was excessively
dull, only 2,000 bushels Ix I nu' traded In altogether, the
al'.--:uii of our export demand roitiR without mentioning
i lt Less than 2,0(".ihio awasttla were traded in. The
; tend" ney of atsjsalatl was to cover up previous BsBetv*,
\ an I la Iks Ifcaaaee ll any important news ur developments
I"1"-' ' 1\ ? 1 ". ... I cent, closing steady as follows:
H 3-4; July, !?0 1-8: August, S7 3 3; September,
M 1-2; December, 02 1-8 cents. The principal fenfire
j in corn was the excellent exi?ort demand, which ran up
to over 120,000 BBBkale Th" options were fairly active
snd aaa*8 with pains of I 8*888 cent at 53 1-4 for July,
&?? 6-8 for August, 55 5-8 for September, 50 for Octotior,
and 55 3-8 cents for November. Oats were featureless
but firmer; tho option* ended up 8-3d3-4 cent at 33 3-8
for J me and July, and 31 3-4 cent for Aucust. Con?
tinued strength was exhibited by lard, snd tho options
show net advance of 6<r4 points as follows: June, 88 55;
JuJy and August, ts 52 ; September, 88 55; October, 88 62.
THK Tit A DM IN CHICAGO.
Chicago, June 25 (Special).-July wheat, which opened
St 70 1-2 teats, ton. hed 78 3-4 and closed at 70 1-2. There
was a decrease of Gl.i.OOO bushels, leaving only 24,602,000
ll of wh.-at In rtgkt, mrilnst 38,020,000 bushel* S
year arro. AnaBfMBiatt were mom during the day for
j tho shipment of over 650,000 htBktls of corn. Thin rallied
'le Bttel over one cent, and closed July at 48 3-8 cent*,
strain.'! 4i; ,-,.8 at the Ramo moment la-tt Saturday. Not
only are the shipment, .showing a surprising BMtSBBSt but
ska Kattata aro showing a remarkable falling off.
Oats were slieng and higher, pauly on the strength of
Ciro and partly on th. -mail re. .|pts. Th" vlslhto supply
kanasatd IO5.OO bushels, and the local stock decrsassd
over 3,000,000 bushels. Tho roeelBtl aata only 110
' 1 Jaly sp ii. fl at 88 5-s sad cloted at 311-8, tho top.
June taeaetl at ill arid eic ted a . 31 1-2. Provisions aym
pauii/.ii v,uii ern tai atttaaeefl le t<o. jones, Kaaaett
it Hopkins bought atom 50,000 tiercer, of lard, a-lvrm. lng
tha; prod.111 moro than IBO other* July pork BBSSaed at
I lit BB and Bleaad nt *13 70. July lard opened at 88 27 1-2
and closed at 98 Bk, July short ribs opened at 87 47 1-2
? I al 87 50.
SPIRITS OF TCKI'KNTI.VR.
OBABUarOB. jun.- 81 - Tai ate Hat :t3s?e hid, 32?4C salted.
Bavaxkak, lune 25.?Turpentine Urtu ai 88a
?Wilminukis, June 25.? Turpentine sloaty at 33c.
dcircursions.
Ike ..niy sllVwatef Nates direct to the great ocean
pier, at
CONEY ISLAND
LONG BRANCH.
TO. ti W'S TIMF.-TART.K FOP. OOBTKY ISLAND:
FKOII WM *s?3ll-!sT.. K K.-'.i, 10. ll A. M., 12 M.,
1, 1:45 2:30. 8:15, 4 rio, 5, U, 7, 8, and 0 p. m.
FKOM IMKK (VKWiNO. 1 Y IL. (Battery piaco sta?
ll ta titrated raJLrotd*), h.iif ni hour lan-r.
r.I'.TfKMN'r.
LEAVE CONEY ISLAM) PTKfM 10 40. 1140
a. nv, 13:40, 1 ri". 2:40, 3:25, 4:10, 5, 5:15, 0:40, 7:40,
B :I0, 'J rio. BBd *0:80 p. n,.
B***Tkt lett boat fi un Coney Island lands at Tier No.
1, N. K., only.
FAKF, TU COVET ISLAM) AND UKTUUN. 50 CENTS.
to-day's timi: YABLE FOB) LOKO BRAM OR:
FHOM YVEsT '.IIIIj.ST., N. K.-0:80 A. M., and 3 30
F. BL
FROM Pl Kit (SSW) >0. 1 N. R.-10 A. M. aud 4 P. Bt
Kl.TI UN INT..
ITtVE OCEAN PIE!* -1215 P. M. anio IB P. M.
Ce*" Th it lsd boat from Long Branch lands at, I'ler No.
1. N. lt.. only,
l-'AI'.K TO LONG BRAMOB AND BBTT7RK, 75 CENTS.
Ml Nf.Lil FAlli., IO Ci-: NTS.
Excursion tickets to Cosey I?lnnd rind Lone Ilranoh
sold at. .-iii dowa-track stations elevated roads, with fret
transfer betweea Snitli Berry and Battery-place, for 2d
Snd Sj lave, passengers.
tass. "lt566M 1SSS"
PAIN'S
(0 ipyrl!.-'.i*e.i. 1888.)
THIS EVENING
at
MANHATTAN BEACH.
IT HAS I)KI..V*i;llTKI) 1ROVSABMB.
THE SCKNEI'.V IS A I'.UTtii'L'L REPBODUCXIOBT OE
I ON DON (t:\Ti KIliS AOO.
Tin: INCIDrNT.U. ri'.I'.FOHMANCF.S
REIT.IVE Till MIKUS OF APPI.AI'SE.
tiik i (i.\it.a(.i;a'!|iin is vii;\vi:d with won
DER, a:. 0 THE .-I'll TAI LE I- A OH INP -I CO SS
NEWBURG, WEST POINT and POUGH?
KEEPSIE.
firand D.illy Bxearslea (except Sundays), by tho fast
and elPirnnt Div Line Steamers
NEU-IOHK. AM) tl.HAW.
From Brooklyn, hulton m., 'by Annex; .... (1:00 a. m.
? N.-w-York, Vestry-st. Pier.8:40 "
" Ne.v-V. rk, W?st 888 ? Wet.'J roo "
Excursionists vvll, bar* Uue. .eur* at West point, or
one hom jul three-iinnrrers nt NeWbtUg; returning, reach
New V. k B:80, Itrnoklyo 0:20 p. av
A tine HAMJ and OIU III'.STIt A attached to each ooaf.
APTEK-IHNNKH EX('FUSION
to
MFH.H, C.HKENWOOD LAKE MEALS,
,>(>.-. (will be renoiiteil.) 30c.
SIM) IV. .11 I.Y I.
Sncrlnl Irnln trine* ?"bmiibi*r*--Mri,et Station, Erle
Railway. ?? I*. BLi 'i.'ld.st. IiM P. .11.. returning lu
(bc cvei.In? liv tnoo.ilulil.
tor *?*** A ^*k> *e^k Hound
$1.00
ibo aDIaXJW 'lri?
TRAINS LEAVE HIOT lABrl A 1TH ST., N. Y.
c. .20 aatly saasat Btjanajr), s :30, ior20, 11:20 a m.
12:20 nj :"i0 Beet Days C. 1. J. C. only, 1:20 d 50 San.
dav* tad Ibu.- luis C. 1. J. C. only), and balf-liourly
?.. jo p. et .in?l B rio u. m.
W MIT' il vi.I. >T., lerinlnu* ot alt elevated m^s.
Hourlv from 7:10 B. 111. to 10:10 a, ni. : hJlf-hourly from
10:40 u. m. to 'J rlO a. m.; Biindavs hourlv from M.lo
a ti. to 0:10 p. m. K-ic: (l?ys air train* stop at Raco
Track.
Rxearrloa tlciirets fur sale at all down-track stations of
i.iv \ ita 1 Ba Ur eada. _
GUAND ( 'iNcr.UTK AFTERNOON AlfD RV BB IBO.
HY TIIK KA HOI - USO HKGIHRNT HAND.
A1.1 kKI) H. roUS, HIKJOCTOK.
l'\I\- ftOBOBOVn BPBCTAt LB.
"1666 GREAT FIRE OF LONDON,"
Tuesday Tliur.sdav and_Sat'irdiiy Eveolnss._
GREENWOOD LAKE/
Kx7,"i?.'.v WK
"HT- sal.OO '?:"
$1.00
ia. flshlnu. "ml iIHtIus
Musir, bomina, ftshlna. mid iIHtIub. SperJBJ trntn
le;iM-s ( hriiiit(em-?irer! slinion, Erie Hullwny,
I?:(?;) A. ? 1 lf< Ht. ?:-V> 8> BX _^^^
CONEY ISLAND.
M Culver Route."
WEST BRIGHTON BEACH
A NH
Brighton Beach Hotel and Race Track.
li ats teeta Wlirnil aI.I^KT. (llattrry), terminus of
all Klevatod ratln sU hoarit-, lro? 7:1" a. kt to 10 rio
A. M., tl,,-r?-sftcr l! Af.K-liol-Kl.V nnrll 8:40 I'. M., ami
st 10-to i- *I M SDAVB. Brst Boat leatee at 8:10 j>. at,
1., ,::; iron west Brlektoa, lt ros p. m.
SXCVSMOn TIC KKTS, IO <K\T-.
on Ml-, rU Bil ddWN-TKA'K bTATlON'ji elevated
roaas. , ?
Oood te retata vin the ?Cultei" Brooklyn Koiitn vri'h
tn chares sad le r-turu to New-Tor* tren MAN?
HATTAN BEACH viJ l?*r BWm or Long isita?i oliy
ni. ).*mi?ni ot fUflaraaet ta tue. m\N'iatt.\.\
UKA( !l TICBBTS, t~w<l *t> N'-w-lorlt, uro itood to to
lu.n o\or tat ?-1 >.i'.'r Boata."
? tLLVKB IIHOOKI.YN HOI TR.'
Trains leave BIB ate. St* liuth-bt. ilirtouwood) every
Last4lulu from th" naBBk at ll M F Nf
li...-?- cars (real HuiniHoii, Mouth, Wall, Fulton snd
lailuni,.. Ferrar*, ?nd 1^-t F.Uer llrldte ruu diruct to
i'm t r turon TM kf.ts. thirty < knts.
CniLDKKN'UN ?F" I1SI- ?*EABS OP At.K, FRKK.
Al-1. IKON STEAMBOAT TICKETS ure l-i. si to re?
turn by Mir. route, ..ml al.induna horn; .ar line*,
AU, MANJ1ATTAB BEAflU TICBBTJI aro good to
return trj t',n route.
BOWERY BAY BEACH
?BJ iiio-i iH-autlful and jH.pular Ksmlly Summer BeSStl only
..'. 1.hui..' .ail fret" New-York. A.ci'**lt>t? Uy eu-^Ant
steamtM.n-s M"l'Kl.V from Harlem Urldt*. Hast lwith-it,
iv from '.1 *? ni. t?. ? p in . dlrteily lo (irind fi.jr,
Bower] Bal li w ti f*1"0 1&.\ ex.urHon, UOc ; children, 5e.,
excur.'on lo?- ales l?y horio railroad, from 02d ?t (Av
,1 m. till raldnlfht Karo, lue.
LONG BEACH.
(OMMK.NCIMI tVBS ii
f.lTAVE ?\)OT EAST .'I4TII ST., N. Y.. HAILY,
I ?... 7 riki 11 ;60, 10:50 *- 11. , 12:5U, IV, Brae, 4 rSO,
6 :80, >\ io. n &o p, tn.
MM.AVK. o.lO. 0:30, 10:40 a. m.; 1:20, 2, 2 He.,
8:00, 4:80, 7. 8:10 P tu.
Cjecnreiimo.
''TteBeaotiflr
ri-nec'innlnsvery
d' r-sil, pres nil:,' a
picture ot tr 'al
'???.mtv and natural
charm, rare plants,
rjunrr.irVrni fol-*U'?,
?Jidrmiure'irlioiceit
0onr*>s. AnorMof
attractive le*turo*
and rein"! skat*.
ure*, aifor-lnii .in.
limlteil faeiiioe* for
at.ummerd.iy'* oat.
lrnr. Bx ,.!?..? kt. ri
?aerie *nd Aviary*.
*M?mmoth Natural
Aquarium, r?re Ki*-h.
and Be* monster*.
Three il 1st'not sT7tl.il)- Brunis, TwnOr?nd( int - nt dilly.
Superior Dinners * la ear*. ITvfci Ri**rnr4 flka ****|
Ct?n JJoU. Klein Deonchland- the C.stle Bordered
Bsnts nf the Kiv?r Kh-ne. Superb Bathing-, B alina-.
FIshMK EnnH-ig and Willard* A. vrr'tsbl* r?lrvl.ind
within the reach of ali. Tho Moil beautiful Day Bummer
Benin lu thc World.
TIM8 TABLE-STEAMEB3 LEAVE
fler 18, N R . foot Cortlan.lt St., 8.45, ? ii, 10 45 A. M.;
1200 V; I 30. 2:10 S.3U P. H. Jewell's Wharf, Brooklyn,
S.IW. lo.*) 1100 A. M ; 12 IS, 1 lt, 2 ?6. 3 45 P. M. fcj
Htreet. kn** llivor. 9 ?. loria, ll SO A M.; 12.IS. S.1S.S.I5,
1.15,6.45 P. M. RKfl'K.Nf.S'O-Univc Olen Wand IOU
A. M , 32.1 Street and Pier I .-J ll .5 A. M. and 1X45 P. M.
for Pier IS only. 3 :>0 P. M. for SM Street ard Jewell'*
Wharf, Brooklyn, too. 6 00, 7.00 and s.oo P. M. far ail
landing* y
*0c EXCURSION' TICKETS, 8*)./
EXTRA BOATS SUNDAYS.
ROCKAWAY BEACH
??WAI
SI MttER TIN TABLE.
DAILY.
LEAVE LOM! ISLAM) CITY AND BCSIIWI'K,
7:00, 8:10, ll rio a. m.: 12:80. (1:0(1 from U I. City),
2:08. 8.?00. 4:27 mot rrom Dosawlek), 0:10 .:?riw iiuiU
Wlckj, 7:00, 6:10, i) :3J p. m.
?*l NOWS ONLY.
LEAVF. LONI; ISLAM) (ITV AM) BUSUTii'lCK,
7:10, !i:li?, Ki :H) (Bttskwltk, 10:00), 11:10 a. nv.; 1:10,
8:18, 8:15, 1 :S0, B.80, 0:10 (0:80 Bu'hwlek), 7 :50 (7:40
Buahwlck), 'j roo do rio L. 1. City only)._^^^
l'IM;-T RESORT Ol T CC NrW-YOHK
SIIOIIOI.A l'OI'l I AK EXt I KMON.
HlaBK, >IS1UV, Jl LY I.
Sneelul train tense* <'liruiiT>pr*.-'?tre?'t r>tnt'oii. Erle
Rnilw-ny. Il) A. IL; 83*)>>Bt ih.i't A. M. returning in
thc rt 1 ninv hy iiioiiii'ishl.
B
for TUB nor Xl) TRIP.
THE WHITE MOl'XTAIXS.
Through BrnrtSI vs, lil, SB .uni ritter June M, leave New
York (Onad I 1 rsl Depot) vlj N. v.. N. il. and Ii. It
lt, at 8:16 rt- m. dally, exeept Bundey* Due rr nt
ti.'- at. 7:60 p. m. connecting at Waite River Junction
roi Montreal, aad at Wall* Blvtt tut Newport. \ t. sad
Quake -.
Batta in Prnwin'.'-r.oom Cars a it he secured in advance
liv tailing at or adtlresAlng Drawing*Room rind Sleeping*
('ar 1 iel. t omi--. N. Y., N. II. and II. IC IC, (fraud
Central Uepot, New* York.
C. T. HEMPSTEAD, Con. Pass. Airr-nt.
Situations CDnntcb?/cmaleo.
A.
-A.~A.-A
MSA L si-: ely.
fformerly Ml" L. Campbell),
88 WrST 22D BT.,
FOREIGN ANT) DOMESTIC MALF. AND FEMALE
EM V LO Vii CN 1 llUKCAU.
Alt references strlctlj lnveitlgated and on Ole tor
fcwaasnaa.
Servants disappointing famillo* will be excluded
from my office.
N. B.-NOT CONNECTED WITH ANY OTUEB
OPiiCE.
C8 WEST 02P-ST. I
. . t ?_?< A"-" A"-A?
** MKS. LOWE'S
LARfiF. EMl'f.OVMI'.NT HOUSE.
first-cla>s mai.;; ami fem ali-: help.
234 SD-AYS
(
ii \ lt?MME. JACQUIN, (;02 (ith-.ive., upstairs, fur
/?.. nish.-.-, to friniilltf* rind .suminer houses llrst-class
servants, malo and female; 1 renell, German maids, nuises,
specialties.___
A -LARGE PBOTESTAirr EMPLOYMENT HO USE.
A*Hotels no charge.)?flood leryant girls and male im-lp
for fsa-Hle*. ia-* Dtk-Bas., 4th house uuovo lOtsvat
OOK. LAUNDKESS. OHAMBEBMALD, WAITRESS.
? tty two Uiorouchly competent, neat and obliging
(.?iris not afraid of work; together or separate: city ur
country; excellent references. Call li- West 23d w.
Ci HAMBERWoTUL?By a young English girl foi geS
' .ral npstalrs wot* In private family in city; good ref?
erences Baan ai Bougiand'a, ",10 ".th ave.
Cl OOK?WAITKJEnn.?By two Beotek clrls: one compe
> tent, economical cooli. Brat-class laundress 1 other, cn
etllent chambermaid and waitress; eitv or oounlryj -J
roars' reference. \vX Sd-are., AMERICAN TItAlNXNG
h. hool._
Cii'M-.'. ii\ !-? 1 , carnblo Scotch woman not afraid to
work; understands all innd-. ol rooking; Inst soaps,
lo., el. ni le di ines ; will labor honestly ; w il 11114 to :i<Mm in
laundry; city or country. Call at 270 Btu-ava., near irth
M.,_
Cook.?Present employer destrei to ohtain .situation
f..r her cool;, whom she erm highly recommend, A'l
dress Mit-S. .1. K. Pfc, "The Dakota," Sth-ave. and .
noURP.WORK, te! K. .1 German girl; good bakei ol
1 rt 1) and iii cuii; can do chamber work and wall On
ta',Lr references. AMERICAN TRAINING SCHOOL,
4s'j Sd-wvc,_,
nOUSEWOBJEEB.?By a contiietent younc womao I
r imlly cook ; good wanner and ironer ? want- t'n.,d home;
city rn- countrj : a years' city reference. Cali 1,017 oth
bts., between BTtli sn I -".-'ii ita
nnfsKWukk '??iTwiillne and oIiIIl-Ihr ;
trooit retereiiees. 242 1 ia 28th-*t,, ring tlir.-.
1st \ii 1 Bra) class colored laundress witt) un
jsiii|vi-s<.t tscilltlaa rmi ttiertness wishes genia* or
families' walking by week or durren; country work a
spedstty. Ajddrass C. !?;. JOHNtiON, 128 West SOth-ei
A't'itsi'. and BEAMSTRES!*.?By a well educated North
Lt German l-u-I : good dresmns ? - ttne needleworker; elsy
tr ei nirry; iw-st, city references. DIRK, 71 :M-avc.,
parlor Boot,_
?V rit-sE. -cnn take full charge from birth and raino
I * 1 lillil 1 11 bottle : la neat, tl'ly young woman : tlmroui-'lily
c.millet,.nt; 3 rears' reference; wanta irises etty 01 noun
try. Call 1,017 oth-avc, between 5:tii .md B8tk Rts.
TV casi. ANO SXAMBTRES&-By capable young woman
II "o t;ik ? entln Charge St lnlrinr by hand ff denlrnil r is
eood - .ri," --. i.ei arratd to be useful; city or country.
-J70 Sth-arve., n.-nr I7th--.r.. up*l
NURSE.?By a wtU-rsetamunded French woman; wairoa
$16. Been nt Uoua^nnd'.s Bs8 BtkrSta., over fruit
4J_
NiUm , WAITER tad IJ8EFUL.MAB.-By a young
intm with evi-i lieut references; city or country. Ad
il;.? P.. 128 hlast "iTtil--'. _
\\T A IT RI: SS? Hy a protaatanl yoiini/ woman; no oh
11 jeeiron to tin- .riiu-iirv . iii be ?.i st present eninluy.
? - < .11 fr. mi 12 tu l, aO'J Madlaoii-ave.
i^' liNTEDi?By a young lady (?"maalan), pnelttnt* as
eompanion to elderly or invalid Lady.geseiaaes or ssert>
tary or would superintend housekeeping aad rnotbartass ,-iiii.
dren.nr ns mother's heln ; ne obleetlon to ravi: blghsai tt
ereiieea Address Mis* M., SQ WoodknlLat., Bsata iirook
lyn.
w
Silaatloris CDanuo?-filaha.
HCTLBB.?By ? aaat yoong eotertd Baa as saaaitaaeed
buii'-r in prlv?t? family; city or country; i;ood city
rtfaranoa, 11a west sad-st., M t\ont._
BbOKKEXfER, K.YI'l.K'1" ACCOUNTANT ot 18 years'
? X|. den..? ite,ir. ?> a portion ; tXOSllent lefuruucus. Ad
drciw EXPERT, Tribune Offlca._
CnAi.'fiu.CN Hy .ui i'.n :i:.-!iii;aii uh..?e last employer
niyhij- recomntsisds him a.-. Brsvclass man in every
resui cl: lu y.-.irs' tuaerier refereuce* from other families
ss Es aoaeaty, sobHuiyand cunohiiity: ekaiaetar will berir
Itrii'test lnvusUgaCluu. Adore** J. T., Cuai-huuii. d71
i tli-.-i ve._.
t'OACKMAN, kc?itv a thoroughly eompotent younc
? man; tirst-i-ia.* eoaekman and aseful-maa; will be di*
1 io a few iia\-. Aadresa l'KEl)., care Mr. Becket,
Kl vi tdaic-on tlndnon. N. Y._ |
(lOACHMAB, i.JlOOM, USEKUL-MAN.-Dy a ?Uady,
/ sokel yoiuig man; tharottgkly anderataaaUi fui ears ol
liorrw*. carrin ieee; do gardening and general
work; willing and obliging; good rafei n -
WORKER Tribune Uptown Offlee, LSS8 Broadway.
C? OARSMAN. By a 1: in, sgt .'h?. who mid. rsiritid*~Sie
' pr. fi -.ir ? ol horai ; would like ui.ie. in oountry for
the ittaunar ar for summer and winter; wHiliu.- aol oblig?
ing; city 01 country; Aral renee* tm-n last tad
former^e'mployori^A'l'! ??.-, \. 1... .um East 8Kh.at
Ci OACBktAB tad BBOOM.?Bj 1 amata tata; th,..
' ougaly und'-t -.t inls als business in every respeat;
will be founU wllilor,' snd oliiimnr.' : no oMoetfiins to tue
. , 1 01- address 1 OACllMAN, 81 East 4-Vth-sU
C..A' UM AN-COOK tun! LAUNDRESS.?By mau and
wife: no encumbrtnee; eui milk, bsow lawn.-. I
private family; SrstVelasa city refer.net-*; watfe*, S40 aud
board. J-'ALNEY, 14r> Eawt 'iii-n.
OACH.MAN.-By a young mini; liai. 'een over 3 yi:ar?
with last employer, ?ho can r>.- statv; nratveiaas n ter?
ence with road nona. Caii or addreaa ai last ruii.loyt-r'.s,
lo Eru' BTUVat_
COACHMAN.?tty a fli-?t-ela*t man, suurle. who thor
ouiihlv understand
?ml cai .1 ? '? ' ? ? his ii.,. ? ,,,, aeeou.it of tlio (a milt
soing to Europa; Brat-cia** cltj rafaraaee. Call or ad*
'ir.*-, >. w.. So, ia Weal im'i-.(.. prtyataj stable._
17IOREMAN, fcc?By a farmer; won af ten
tleman'i puce; wife t,?..d conk snd baitermaker; thor
ttajkly eompeteat. Address FAK.MER, lao Macdoiixal-at.
1J?OREM.VN OATBDEBBB or 1 \ BM PK. Uv n Prot-"
set sat married man; 1 ip idem .1 in avery branek of
hnrtii-u'.tur-, greeo-bouaes, graperies, riwrio*. ve"otaile
nil ii and nire ,,f ail kinds of --eek; .vl?i>
iii? class i,utiei-ii.sk' r; 7 year*' timt-cl.ia.s reference frota
lat plaee.i Address GAROENKR, -jth We* :;il-i
Uri MAN. Bj tn BmgUaanau used to indoor aiiii
outald I w.wk r urn Uko caiv of ,?^.r^ thin!? ; sc- t? hors.-,
cow, garden; arintog and obliging; njeoa no object, u.-s-,
references. OEOBOB, 188 8ta>atc.
???i SUamcra.
10MPAGNIE SBNKRALE TRANSATLAN
/ TIQUH fj*r;M'H LINE TO HAVRE
inpanT's i-i-r lnew)No,*8 Nowh River.funt of Morton-ss.
1 BRETAt.NB, da Jou?*ellii Saturday. June So, ll a. m.
, o \s? 1 h.M.. ^aiiu-lll .... Saturday. J?lr 7. 4 a. m.
1 NiiKMANDlri do KoraWec . sat,, Julv 14. I) a. m.
LO! 1*- "! HCBIAN, A?em. k?. 8 Bowling Ureuu.
(^ U1UN LINK.
VS CN il Cl* feTATES MAIL STEAMERS.
JOH QI KKNSTOWN ANO LIVERPOOL
Iajvo Tier 33, N. R, foot of Kmg-st.
tkrrfxfAen.rr' T'" ? ',v' J"lv ?? 1 t>. m
V.).?)Ii10 ? * * ??'"'?'day. Inly 10. :.:;<? a. m.
,AJ,'T.0^A,s.' ' ' * au"?*">. Julv 17. 11:30 e. m.
WIHTONB1N. .... Tu.-, day. Julv 21. 5 BB I. m.
NEVADA.Tue?d*y. July 31 11 ? m
?*? Kafflatf ^,ioa *? **
A. M. LNDilKIIlXL 1 CO.. 88 Brosdwuy. M. T-, ,
?
Bttamboate._
"aTha n; vn^iXm r^Pht'S'UKZ.
iV hu* mer* DU KW and DEAN RICHMOND lett*
1'ler 41. North River, root ot C*rsBl-st., St 8 P. M dally
(Sunday* excepted), i/m Brook1ya Annex at a P. M,
IUnklni? direct connections gt Albany for Bil points East
uni aflat- j|ho with 7:00 A. U. etjyclsl Express for
Saratoga, Liku Ceorge, Lake Placid. Karanac Lake, Paul
Smith's and sit point* notth, arriving mme dey.
Tick ita .uni baaaaft okaehsi io defctinatloo. Freight re?
ceive 1 until tho hour of departure.___.
A -TKO* ROATH connect with special en>
euro** trains for SARATOGA, LAKE (.FORCE, PAU1
SMITH'S, LAKE PLACID, 8 A RAN AC LAKE, ali Adlroo,
(lack snd other nolnt* on DELAWARE AND HUDSON
or FITi'H lil KO lull ways. Meam.r SMtAToOA ot
CITY OF TROY leave 1'i-r 44, N- lt., foot chrl?topher
n., dnily, except Saturday, 0 p. m. bundey steamet
touche* nt Albany. _ ^_
jnATSKILL. HUDSON ANT) CO^ACKIB.
\J ELEGANT STEAM KR KAATERSKILL leSvat
from foot Jay?t., N. R, every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURIMY it ii is a., connecting with Borton and
?Albany Railroad._
ATSKILL MOUNTAINS. The Old Route.
QUICKEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST.
CATSKILL EVENING LINE, steamer* KAATBRB
KILL and CATSKILL lesve every w?vk day at 0. u, nv
from foot nf Jay st., N. lt.. connecting with Catskill Moun?
tains and Cairo K. K. For list of hou~?s, ntn, Ac. send)
to pier or adliiess w. J. uti; HES. Calskatt, N. Y. __
PALL RIVEK"LINE
ft JSM BOSTON, NEWPORT. FALL RIVER, PROW
1D1.NCE, and all Eastern points.
DOCK!.!. SERVICE RESUMED
FOR Tilt; SIMMER SEASON.
Four steamer* In ? ..n.i iisslnti I'lftiRTM. #
BRISTOL. PROVIDENCE, and OLD COLONY, '?
Splendid orchestra attached to each vessel.
Leave New-York from 1'lcr 28, N. R (ol(L No.), toot
of Murray-**., a* follows:
6 :H1 p. m.?For Fall River direct, connecting for Boa?
ton, Fitchburg, New-Redford, Martha'* VlneyaTd; Nan
tu< kit, and local point* on Old Colony Railroad.
0rl5 p. m.?For Newport and Fall River, due-Newport
shout 5:45; Fall River, 7 s. m., connecting wlUT e*?r*at
train* and through car* for Lo?ton, Cape Cod, Lowell*
the White Mountain*, Ac.
sundays. !? jv. Niw-York at 5:30 p. m. for sit
point*. Batarakti leave Baataa 7 p. m.
Connection by Annex boat dally from Brooklyn, 5 p. m. *.
Jersey City, 4 b. m. Tlokcu and atateroom* can be ?b-?
tallied In Ni w-York st 207. 2fll, 7lL S)4*. 957, and 1,82?
Hrosdway; 204 West l-'.Hh-s.t. and 134 East 125*h-*t ji
Ul Bowery, A-tor House, and Windsor Hotel; Lina
Office. Piaf 2S, N. R, and on i>ti-am*rs.
Send 4 cents In stamin to P. O. Box 452, New-York, fer
copy of "Fall River Line Toura," and "Old Colony osj
Pilgrim di. U" a profusely illuhcratcd summer book <*w
nearly l*jo pages.
BORDEN * LOVELL, Agu.
GEO. L. CONS OR, G. P. A. fef
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TWO STEAMERS will be run in etch dytwctSon tat
SUNDAYS, Julv 1 and 8. Time Ublc* from Ncw-Yor*
to be same as on week days.
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT,
DAY LIN li STEAMERS.
NI AV YORK ABD ALBANY.
DAI l.T (except Sunday*), i
Leave Brooklyn, I-'nlt..i,.st. (by Annex) .... ff -.(Hf-1. flaV
New-York. Vi.stxy-st. Pier ...... 8:40 "?
" New York. West 22dst, J'ler.0:00 aa I
for ALBANY, lauding at West Point. Newburg, PougkW
keonMe. ichln-t.eck. Catskill and Hudson.
Returnlnu. leave Albany. . .8:30 8. nu
A linn liAND attached to each beat
Connections.: j.'
WI ST POINT, NEWBURG and POUOnKEEPSlB,,
Wlth donn dav boru.
RUIN FRECK, by f-rry with Ulster and Del. B, R. tor
snorts of tat Catskills.
CATSKILL, with ?pedal train* on the Catskill.Mt. R R?
HUDSON, with Boston w.d Albany H. it for Chat?
ham. Pittsfield, AC
ALBANY, with N. Y. Central snd II. R It R fog
Utica, NIAGARA FALLS, Buttalo, sud the West; w4Ur*
Bo-'.in and Albany lt ll. and Fli.-hliuru' R il. for Boston*
with 1). and If. Co's K. R. for Montr**-!! and the North
ind with SI'I-.l I AL TRAINS TO AND FROM MARAT' H". Al
The New-York Transfer Co. will call for snd cheesy
bfiairac- from howls and residences.
pit< IVLDENOE Ulina
TUE NF.W ROUTE FOR BOSTON.
PROVIDENCE, WORCESTER and all points EAST.
via Boston or Worcester.
Steamers RHODE ISLAND snd MA8SA0HU8ETTS
len ie Pier 29 N. lt, foot of Warren-.it., st 5:30 p. m..
dally, except Sunday, coni.ectlng at steamers' whait with,,
exr.i-ess tram foi Boston leaving 0 a. m , arriving Boston*
7:).". a m. Wagner parlor c.-us.new e<n*.tpment; full nlghVs
rest; sr.crt rall ride. Reeve i's renowned orchestra on ea eh
steamer.
STONINGTON LINE.-Tho only direct route
fur Watch Hill and Narragansett Pier
and poinrs tn Rhode Uland. Through*
cars between steamers' landing and Narragansett
l'ler willam chane* Steamers leave new pier 36 N. It,
one block above Canal-st., at 5 p. m. dally, except Sunday.
MARI POWBTE F.nrCHATWvTON'S. WEST
Iv I Point, Cornwall, Newburg. New-Hamburg, tinton.
Poughkeepsie, Hyde Park. Rondout and Kingston. Every
wee it-iiny at vestiy-st. 3:15, and West 2'Jd-sr. S:80 p. m.
excepting Saturdays when she leavea one hour earlier.
NORWICH LINE for^Bostori^Worccsferr
Portland, New-London. Norwich, White Mountain*, all
points North and Fast. Steirrurs lesve Pier 40 (old num.
ber!, North Uiver, foot of Walts-st. (next pier above Des*
brosses st. Ferry), dally, Sundays excepted, at 5:30 p. BS*
Tilts Uno ha* unequalled facilities for hatililnir and distrib?
uting freight; throughout New-England. One steamer
eat-h way daily, except Mundays, exclusively for freight.
Tlcktts and Slate Rooms secured at 207. CM, 337. 397. 967
Broadway, lo and 12 (Ireonwlch-su, 153 Bowery, la
Brooklvn, 4 Court-si.. 333 Washington s?. and 331 Fultoa.
at At Pier 40 North River..and on sn-sinera.
OTwT BRADYS AgJSBt.
T>0NU0UT. KINGSTON AND
CATSKILL jV-OUNTAINS,
Landing at Cranstoos (West j Poins), Cornwall, Newourtj.
Marlboro, Milton, FosfOkei.Tsii. arid F.sniiu* conmeetlug
with Ulster and Delaware, St'uy Clove and Catskill Moun?
tain lailnids. Steamer* CITY OF KJNGHTON and
JAMES W. BALDWIN leave every week day at 4 p. m..
pier f ot of Harrlroft-st, N. R, except Saturday, when
i 1'1'Y <>!' KINGSTON leaves at, X p. m., landing only st
Newbnrg .'ind Poughkeepsie, coimecilng with i-rx-clsl trslm
for all Bunuatt ll- Mets through the CalRktll Mountains.
TONKW-HAVKN, 75c.
EXCURSION (good 0 dsys). Bl 2S.
Steamers C. H. NORTHAM si.d CONTINENTAL letta
Peck slip. Pier 25 I.. R . 3 o. m. and ll P. m. (Sundays
ll |i. i i, i,,nn ''inn .ii Nen-.II.n en with sp-clal (reins
for MERIDEN. HARTFORD, SPRINGFIELD. HOLT
ORE, A". Through tickets sold and baggage checked at
044 Broadway, New Turk, and 4 Court-st, Brooklyn.
(Dwan Glamtrs.
jj AJnJURGTM^ICAYsTsTT.ine for Pl>
SJ mouth (London), Cherbourg (Parla) and Hamburg.
First cabin, $50 and upward; Steerage at low rates,
Baala, a io a. m., June -js. urmunoni* 2 rao v m. Julv fi
Btli-niia, 1 riio p.m., July 3. Moravia, 7 riio a.ia, July la
KUNHARDT * CO.. C. B. RICHARD A CO-.Oen.
Cen. katata. Cl B..jJ --. Paa. Agent*, ol B'way. N. If.
NOKDDElITSCIIKiTLLO i D SST CO. ~*~
SHORT Ro CTE TO IjUNDoN,
NEW-YORK, SOH'PHAAIPTON. AND URF.MBJJU
Klcianers --njl fiioir luer foot 2d-si., Ilobukon.
PAtPT KN PRESS STEAJAERS.
Trave, Wed.. JiumCJ, ? ,i *t Werra, Sal-, July 7, 4 p. to.
Elbe, Sat Jun :k>, W MO a rn Aller, Wed. July lt..7 a. m.
Lalui, WML, Julv 4, 2 p. nu EldW, Sit.. July 14; I a. tn.
Pttst Cabin, 4100 aud upward a North, aiitordlng to le*
cation. Si-ouiid Cabin, ioO and *C0 a barth, bteeraga at
lowest rotes
UKLKIcm* ft CO.. No. 2 Tte wi Iny Oreen._
fNMAN LINE U. 8. and Koral Mftil Stoomnrn
' luR QdKF.NKTOWN AND LLVHRPOOIi.
CITY OK CHlOAOO.festuiday, June 30, ll i. m.
CITY OF RICHMOND.Ssturdiy. July 7, 4 p. m.
"II lt).Saturday, July 14. o a. m.
CITY OF BERLIN ...... Saturday, July 21, 4 p. m.
From Inman Pier, foot of Orand-st, Jersey City.
CABIN PASSAOR too aud Coward. SECOND CAB*.
IN, aa5. BTEERAOE, SK).
PETER WBJUBX ft SONS. General Agents,
0 BOWLING GREENt Ns.T.
"(fJUNAI.D LINE.
NEW-YORK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN fro*
Pier 40, North laver.
FAST EXPRESS MAH, SERVICE.
Aurania June 30 10 30 a m. Scythia, July 18, noon.
Calila, July 4, 1 r30 p. m. Umbrls. July 21, 3 n. Ma
?Etruria, July 7. ViSO tv m. Aunuua, July 28, 0 a. m.
ntrvte, July ll, 0 a- ra. Galil*. August X, noon.
'Will no- carry attie ru ge.
Cabin psssjifu, $?;o, esO snd S100. Intfrmedlate t35?
Steorag.i (Whets to and from all part* of Europe at v?r?
low ncc". For freight aird passage apply to tbe company,
otllco t- Bowling Greta, Ni>w-York.
VERNON H. BROWN ft CO.. General Agents,
f iRCULAR "LETTERS of c*^dit7fo7travelein~
^ abroad, avallablo In all parts of the world, issued h?
UE1DEL3ACH. ICKELHF.IMER ft CO.. w
Foreign Bankers. 29 WEUsaa-st. ?
J apan-china7~
Ca'IDEN'L'.U, ASD ORn'^iTAI*.
Stosuier* lea va Bun Francisco ss follows ?
GAELIC.Wtdnesday, July if
Bl I.'.IO.Tuesday. Jul> jj
ARAHIO.T-Ueedriy, Auguss *1
OCEANIC . .... Satuid*v; S. i>t?mber ?
Superbly Appi.lnt.d-Sujierlor Accnirrodstloua.
Reservations can bt made ny letter or lalacraak to sad
cabin planii aeon ..t 2S7 ana 83? Broadway. Now.York, u*
Room 74, lialiroad Uuii-img. San, Francisco: ^ W
LELAND STANFORD, PreMdent.
T. H. GOODMAN. Ceueral Pa^euger AgentT___ '
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP QOMPANTt
1 Ul NFS I*siR i \LIFURNIA. JAPAN, CHINA
CJKWtRAC AND SOUTH AMKR1CA AND M*XlOf>
Frura Now-York, pier fnot of Canal-?t-, N. R
For San Friwiclmro, vis the l?thmu? of Pauama*.
J oLORADo -ails Saturday, June 30, noon
From s.ui Franoise*, 1st and bunnan ats.
For China and Japan.
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO sal.* Sat. June 30 3 n. aa.
For irwinhi, iias^t^ft and general ii,form*;i?,u '*in>lr 9
company'* omeo m Ure pier, fcot of Cansl-*t. N ft.
_lt. J. BULLAY^^ujgiaDtjudeu^
I>ED STAR LINE. '
*? _ FOR ANTWERP AND PARIR.
R li YN l" Nf,^"4 *?*^M$?~*iL*&
U'FSTFRNLANO ' * * w^n^O; Juno 2T 8"S. BV
SSBmn nv RUJia ftjONS. Oen-l Agu, Q Bowllnt Qf^.
A NCIIOR LINE. U. S. Mail Binnajsjajatnav
k s riIS*S.V\^oRFt ANOHVEHPOQU U*Ulp,k
8. H* tl r* op ROME adla W.auvaJsyT July ll
Slid every f.iurth Wod:.e?da\ tU.JafU.r
Cabiu, too, tub. v?6 and ?10o. selonli "issi. aaa.
v,,^,. . *????.A.SGOW. VIA LONDONDERRY
?iimeasta. Jun.- BA io a. m. Ainhoria. July 14, tt . -
Bolivia, july 7, 4 p. ul Dtivonla, Julv 21 a i" S'
lutes ut psasaas loV.LASGOW. DERRY. l.lvElifcvtr
or RILFAS'IV Cabin, ,5.)"nd $00 ERP?01'
Sci ond (ia**, *.J0. Steenwe B2A
TravcUer.' Circular Leii.-ra at Credit anTLratt* to* *..
?^ K~'n?cT!,-l"u,-<1 "i luw^' currant rite*. ***
For bo-ik of lour* or further infurnuu m .!._i. ^
HENDERSON Bl^HERs^ Bow^ G^eln? j|,^_
VVUIT*: STAR LLNE, '
^l^^o\^^eiyM mil
..fig kg a"<?* S5 ot wow foS* *? ?
rici on 1^*WLm, rat,, SW; ^cu^nMeAAUW-!.*1':
x?isVb? a ssttigBr* ?rW;
.. BaUCK U114X, twu,

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