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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS Of PRoDUOs
Per yora Rtrer. Vessels and Railroads
Hrw- yoRx July 2, 1894
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


coFFEE-spot dull at saoe or tg earsas o ps
tatiovr- Tuiy. T. tap.15 August s3losJD Sepe''u-
her s4sG sN CctoJ'r. = 80 SOB E9veinee, is
"a and pecrmber -.Gads7n Mild srsie@ flet -,lieN
2fe bag Ns-acab7 private terms and LOW mat JAW
CoTTON --rO cotton &c higher and AIRY active sae
rs balcs RS evening ncndnt zoe fot sxpor su
bales Rscripts NJ Tho ports today 1903 bales against
10 tbis day last week anl LIZ last year -
rhe quotations according ~ t1e American 'tsHne@'ioi nv
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tive Spring Chckus afc moro plenty and cnHnga llttle
~ s FOR afre leroy suei ~ te od stork
sel ing RI 100 o.. aud small mi kens M2idAc Primo
sCll ta the "A ml1C nat fnr average
lot &c ne ratio thlora buying lhty ~ thtt
price @carey call fDr Turkey DncAH and uoes" "it
out much ehlulp
Dressed spring Chckcns IN 'alr demand aud steady
STRAIGHT phadrphl dry pcke sell ~ drsera
NJ f0J4r selections 1T 70 c aud few fancy lots work
uptown trade shaft Higher Sra'dri state IN Wcf
cru move fnry at 27G2lt fcw stao lots reach * ,c
spring Durk- moierafe demand nnd about steady
Fowls selling fairly ~ l24lic for good average lots o
Western few fancy marks reaching ~ Fresh TURKEYS
very dull squabs steady trozou Poultry duli and
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ding JOS Coed Ordinary l0s net and ersss receipts ~
bales. Exports rs bales stock. SIS baiaa
NRwOaLEAve. July CsttoR steady Aifflins IL; Low
Midsne f0as Coed Ortisary, 10 receipts 81 bales
gross. ~ bales. l56O Bales saes too
bales stock. 50 us bales
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Receipts Tor the week I'll hnet Exports. for week,
lf5l baes cauvs the better in the crpp prospect o.
Great nntan scarcely cal from exporters lnd decided
pressure 10 sell y dealers here country ad7tces remain
strong the absences Of important ieuand he local
market ciusnv sharp f'acuen from he hrnnor OF sat
Prices nsdered lsrrNy annual there tre
i1vsrs ard dif,u o tell at Hat figures sales could
hs made
state choice 1881 20 80 DO Low Grades 90 I21
Uo Nnnt % Prime g. 20 10 iNarluga . 20 tNh
DO No liuns gHnAa Pacific tOIst .... 20 fJ3
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1elp tuaniro.

WANTED. An experienced hosiery saei-
w man ,v a., Importing and nhbisr hnnse Nist be- vel
nr.ua a si Nth trade va New work NJ %, on sis
philadelphia Address hHN Us ~
WANTED -Canvasscr. aud others for ths
w boat GOLD plated nnins sud Lussn badges f'ts
current spus DIV thousands - W. gay maze "
nns r.tir pnn sesd fIr hferrni sf
,yhnaaaIe mice Iiat Address WALiiN 90, 70 Hsrsa.
al Providence. y Name This pspsr
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Eorthe seek ending 1ly l. 1884
NJ Av4 Axu pEA@


pscop., ',r tis week Bean. NJ 9blA pe3s 90 eq'n ,
sr , , ., .ao-p NJ orcrinr- have
been .oHrw.Ht l.,.t I,l'A ht ll' -',, 'ib. 1n
oos @ g. rot d, a. , van, RI; dun 'a' .nd a IN asa o
,-.' ,,an, no -nlip n. 'n,.o,e d !. ''d ghoee -d
,i. I. ,i iass #, l,yri supply amt arr. r.
pesn. Marros Do snan Pea glof
Po s . .r,o r none. 2o' 20 be- issi asIpn .efa =
ls s 5i. 12 a.y ioS 8, o.o.o r,s, Prime %
pod s,du,y. .... 500 % -u
u.uEn
neep,, ,or the weed ef' vtFa F'ror's ai4' g ,,.
du ,u.ssh m',e'i "l .- rls n t.a ira.s be-.
1, frv ,ra --fy freely ana in' '"ruD aie aply it"Nr
,o9-nau.y le.'tl '' ,t t,sv t.e ,r. ,rsry rsii.
had toIo' .t n = ., asd lc 10 atrF et,ce' ir NJ
,y ,a I s. ..,,a, .s. 6, r,, 0@, ,oya''
se II ' 49,, !" . ..@- 3' sa s 20 ,,s o ,paa so
10 e. resa m gs . ,'. s. ~ Bat tho
"os Of o.. T b..e. oo ,-, oae' a'.. 80" 9s' s
u rs. ,apy punsaia ~ bat zoos, e'g'e' ae 40
drf,,' 20 tehs aunto, oa n.l saa Ns't.te ds,y AL
ef -, .Go,y enoa aee.al seg ,.los' 200. %
l. o,nss @ .,ar asa'ss ''i ''n mi a.,
Htw BufsA
creamy ,ta.sst "e,,afa . ss s.,. az
10 10. 70 tea d ,sggH9, 70 e s,, "''
81 10 ,rs1, , ef sar. ~ s' io' ar,t, AZ
Do Iii. $50 Ish4lll4 uo ursts ...---.-l4 q -
% Z; :sog 90. 4. e f p,,is 30 h,.'h' ~
DO so eonds toaIss 10 e.o roor Battsr-....-. Ia
Receipts for the week 195!a Prrs' ~ tfPo T.s
s0.A PISS l4yerpoS cable, IIe Len 1. orstrp at
vitea aad very restricted d. wesarn Of ons sale ms
tory vas &c. gi ~ az $40 There seemed ~
% some call Tor sSoa iacf4 sos1 = : o -' La
reposfr tbs Interior nar~e report 81 @ 81 y, -
s1sc, 1894 boKe. .oc A. uea ~ - 90 noss ~
about az tile Fan Al -. s4e mainly 5tasT
and the Mar-hHrd tnd spuagls factories SOLD AZ 80
Night Skins ruling slow on tne hasi, 'f y t9r 1
plentiful heretofore and la y steady ONO
very dun line mid lots held up to &c buf hAsd Z" SUI
state Factory Fancy Do Fair to Prime 2 90
Do night Ri mix kim, Iss SaDo coumoe..-..... 80
o1io Factory, Fat -
fine mid -. 7 Ia
EGSs.
receipts FOR week, 1889 DIS The market has nsn an up
lighter eHnan eh>cke aad the toae Of prices
IL barely arm Fine fresh w9stera and Canadian are ha AZ
I-,d C. te business doing IA generally IN tha ais
but any attempt force busines At the moment "oa ~
suit pricee
state fresh pAeksdI0 dl9ll Western poor TO good
tOcloico -----.-----4b = ID
FRUITS BERmRs-FRKzH.
Green Apes plenty but generally poor and ow FSoI %
arm POOR ,t- neglected few iIass Larry fr1n DELI
and MsJ linl moving slowly Al AAolt . % P
erote Cherries p.n and qget s.e SdI IN
taVofins 'nycrs ies 80 i iss M M, ars
TIM Pos early irba bG lIts chhhs "a. u A. r,fer
i y lal 70 E4-is; efls, s fa de ai Shen u
choice ual us Of the Mary All Diae are lots ar
poor Hateriueuns pi.ny, dnl All sest a 90 g,0 t
snsabe Ives Seeding Gray sold Al lV@i-e
paA
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THE PETROLEUM A4RKFE.

NEw-1ORK. July 2
There was fair amount of strength displayed
by the petroleum market to-day in spite Of the anxiety
felt regarding the possibilities of tle WardwsPs Ferry
d.triet near warren Warren County, Penn. a good
producing field. Il seems to be assured fact th&t the
new HAYES 4 Garland wsIl IN this district, yielded
300 barrels in the first tventy-f0ur hours and 600
barrels IA the next twelve. Under ordinary cirCum-
stances It might expected that the Epcru alton would
respond 10 this news especially when the decine Ia re-
fined oil also il considered But the arze short utter
20. m the market apparently "a sustaining prices The
rviur rstes generally were Hat" but n many cases
nrer ls we're paid IN aLtOn 81 storage charges. by
the bears" who wished to burrow certificates. The
market WA only moderately active and prices after
advance to 81 q cents against 50 cents asst night. re-
,,..d Cd 500, cents, The Later Gealu-s however. Wit
nescd r- overy to 81 = cents reaction Of cent aud
A full .toa,ly end NJ at 6l IA .ents
The range OF prices AID tie toa dealings were as fol-
IL e'r Con r.
...-- ..s -
HirHFat. --...-.-.s % gt-s
Luvcst W. ", =
tnM. ,,n.r 49,
-aIes barrels ... ......-.. 985 on 3e 1000
Iraranres 'e4ter aY eV''u'V i''"f'NV
rbe,l~.rlur-. IN on city 5.385.p00 and IN brad
hirl B. ~ 900 barrels
In New ye~E utro t1us for refined on unr han ed
Ina pblndeIpAa and Baltimore there VA reduction Of
3ie to p cents per gallon.
Rnturoup Penn, iulv Crude oil weak. United
Pine Line e.rtdcsles opened Al 5eh the lowest price ~
IN. dny and closed al Gl highest price. STA ~ nrs
rsnrf ed total shlpp,euts 1Oul3 bhlsi charters 4i.4d6
bhls.! ,learaaces, l,4it,OOO DniA
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LIVE srocE MARkErs-aY TELEGRAPH.

BURAIO July 2--Care-Roceipts today 335 head
thus 800 head Tor na last week O5O1
oonss through 1877 market brm al Mondays
prices.
Sep-Rsceptl to-day 500 head fetal FOR week thus FAR
foT last To- 700 heat cORsignoa
through, - market da and lower than AonuAyi
al6s. CA uns0ld.
Rsos-Recepts to-day. 300 heal total iOT thus
far 800 head FOR last week, II 700 head:
Ened through lis Good TO choice Workers. s. o
n 80 81 Iight Rixsd 50 % Is; Aeiiuma - 50
81 40. Pigs. - - as D.
CHICAGO July The DrOUsrS Journal rsDsrts HoIi-Rs
centA ~ 600 head 81 mead: brisk
AMI 100 higher; Rough Packing 81 ~ ass l.. Packing
AVID shipping S5l5as5 40 gsb - s'Gso 3o skips - W
agi7l.
k.t .,t - aud hghef; Exports 80 fOa 81 aO coed
Choice Shipping sgi0Ss9 So CsHDsn 70 Medium. IS i5S
1.
s.e,o- Receipts 1000. shipments 90 market stssir
a. Iu Choice u kItra 81 5nasJ -
ST LOUIS July 2.-Ca'1e Receipts. 300 shipments
i0 market .li0ns Experts 50 506s 81 10 Good Chhcs
Shipping 81 JJ, Common 70 Medium, - - 81 80
Grass Natives 81 50s$sJ1. Grass Texans - %"
So - go.
gteep-Rs septs 1000 shipments $40 Common to Medium
- I,.crpt. 6Oog sAipnants 100; market lower;
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Transactions in state bonds were covered by small
sales ol Georgia gold - at H. OF city oahA s'oohs
American exchange sold 1913 a ia
The business IN railroad bonds was scattered over
large number Of issues aud generally In small amounts
but tbero general and sometimes hldikeu ~
prOvenient values. Erie second c0usos rose 3 lvI
cent u 53as and closed at 51&. Chesapeake aud ON"
nrsrs series b, were up per cent 70 50 ant, an" lu'
Kns and Texa conso rs advanced per cent 1896 ana
tie general ST. t. 81 z. and the - were up nom
a L. 81 95Ol ttnad4 Southern first - ru~e ia 10 80
81 Louis and Iron Mountain - were up 32 10 3Si3
East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia con5o rs Iose
from 52A4 20 % % and "eSt NRoIT ana hun"o G.S'
6s firm az 4Oi4 i0@ NeW.loiI' u'l- am l -
solA opened up 2i9 at 10 and sold at ll5'2
Northwestern debenture IS were 6 up 1,2
b. per cent higher al 30 wabash general os were
ny percent al DSgEer anu a." .sle and
frs Western extension az 80 against %2ls Kansas "a
T. higher at 100 ana sink unds to 1O1 Texas
and Pacific rsts. kio Grande division we're ~ per cnt
~ a. and Northern Pacific frsts = TO 1904 200
The sub-Treasury today lost on balance -4;2s5;sss
made up ny losses Of - oS2224 corn ana Nl'l oo4 cur
roncy the apparent h. ance was 10y Al lssdeo
o. 1000 900 OF eeld c.rtheaes Ihe d!y 23cfsg9.s
covered Reeeipts, S5,772gs8 bayment', e4go,F.a;
s sIiisH,S .4o7 H--"'''
Money continues oasy At 2iqd1lq per cent for call
losns principal business to-day at per cent which
vs. the closing rate.
The CLEARING House statement to-day as follows
Txehanac. 1924 s27. 924. balances - 10000.
The United states rrc1ury al Warrington today re
eeived S271 900 IL National bank no - Tor redemption
The customs recs pts were S730343 and Tie Internal rev
emo receipts were >2o2.532 ,. ~.
revise quotations business 0lows Bankets bills,
81 s2si and - sfA for long aud short sterling re-
fsr reic6marks: 39l. aud 40 for ruld-rs
In London British cousois wore steady ard unchanged
agp tl-i6 ami H9 respectively ioi nHncl and s"co nj
Aneucau railway, opened higher sna acrw nd .ultler
sivanoed but only followed after ye.tcrdAy'- and "
days early movements IA the hone markets. Central aud
Hudson closed iO3 which T. the equivalent Of 100 IN
tbs market aud g. Pau closed At GOA. 0mah I. me
bullion on balance Al Paris French per cents were
lower at 1858 fr
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MLNkS 4Nn NlAiNG.

,itFslr rHs yf'rJft avtys FrCRiveR
NEw-YeHR July ., laaL
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Gran hall
The stock speculation to-day gained further suenE1n
although A. a rule tho dealings we're small .nd th' move
nncuts were slow The feature OF the market was IN j"
steady improvement rather than rs activity Tho tah'
actions amounted 350.27l shares hut Of III 81 looo
shares were furnished by four stocks 1t Paul. VII"
81 100 shares from 62h 70 6a9 and AFTER re''uo"
n 65 cosol AT GGs Union Pacific. with 6O7oo shares
apened up y ncr 81 and rose 20 33 ana then 0e
rined 10 3iisa3ias Delaware, Lickawanni and "esC
rrn with 80 100 shares rose from ll3 O. l16 ana aher
ward sold at iI4iq0iI5 Western Union With 5O-oo
.hrcsrosc from 55s 5s IN the first hour and After n
fucuatcd bet wceu 56io and 57% and closed o. 5o's
Northwesteru and the Omanas win smaller .rdns uols
were a. strong 81 Paul and closed WIN advance
OF pa for Northwestern. ii9 FOR Omaha common ana
pa for the prsisrred stock Lake shore with noderae
amount of sales, from ga 20 T6@ 73s aud 0ehfS
and iudaoD from J9la 20 lol 2"IOi' M''sSHgl
Pacific after an advance OF - 10 BH4, ended ~ 'F-
me northern Pacific. made early advances o al . per
cent hut I'm the LAYER dealings az th~ gains were 't ~
oregon Railway and carton sold 80 20 against -
yrsicrdav During hour the market ws feveilsh
Father than strons ana the disposition 10 reaile pt-
WIS only by the stubborn support tuat vas gwen
10 vi or three ~ the leading stocks -
The business done In Governments was small out me
prices we're strong aud the BIDS for The 4A2s we're =
higher. Annexed are The closing quo ATOMS;
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ONE-HUNDRED-AND- ELEVENTH 81.
" supreme Court and county OF New fork-Ch4Ies
u and ~ Brown surviving ereCuors oI the
OF alias ada lr decehso IA uust
- he nrand agaes under sad wiz plant - against
Eiizaheth eehen and Hugh Meehen and Others
~ OF foreclosure ana 50 maze 10
he above eutlIe action the 18Th dag q June 1854 the
All ms referee nsme theroh vi. SAL AZ public aue'
ION AZ le exchange saesroon No III boadsAy IN the
% - yeS York oR Friday sle l3th day of July lsof, At
70 o'clock noon By Richard V HArnetL aaeSOneer the real
tate directed by said Judgment 10 be sod and therein DO
scribed fOli0wA TO witt
~ mai certain lot aud with the building thereon erect
"a fuste m twelfth Ward ~ the CITY Or New orb and
desribed follows via; Beginning a. point on the hors
erlv OF bundrs andeeVenthst distant seventy
Ave- feet eS4tery the corner formed ~ TIC a'cr
lection norherlv side Of Onshunde and eleventh Sc
WITH eassry SIDE q Second RUNNING thence nSrtcry
and parallel with -econdaV one hundred teet anu ceyeh
inches ~ The eeutre Of the block etween Ohshnh
and one hundred anltwelfthh sta run
ming thence easisry along SAID centre ne twenty vet
and theAs, southery and parallel with
partly through the centre or party wal one icst
eieveh ucles 10 the northers side OF One husc s
thence westerly along the not hcEy -oe u
Ouehuutred and eeVenthst twenty feet and one
inch 10 the point u beginning. - - -, -,
Dated June IS, 1874. HENRY WOOb' heleio~
WARhHN q BROWN,
PLAINTIFFS Attorney
ITO BxsaauAs, New-xsrk.
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Receipts the week n pigs EIports-Drist Appes
---pkgs Not much that 10 the general mHSet
Evsp0Taed tppes only aua abDinr demand ~ quo
trd number II Sunricd pple' have gone West eElhs
fhe shade t0Be good fruit Inferior or aut
oieonfton fru IL SIN al low without EttrBct
mucL attention Peaches entirely neglected and about
price About I. hbls View Cherries arrived snd
sniJ n cons price the Old stock Il
OH and at the prices asked Other
frut usfh.
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The daily a-orsya rersrts MIR an Cream ~ the f"r
ent 1itr54 dstr butar DhntA ID l1d ler th' city ge
week have rnltx4 fr- { Il rlus III MIX
=. cans Of Condensed MIX lni 90 ems OF Cream ontario
Ind .4t -.ar- ,an. n milk md -n- cans or eT'au
Ha,rn AMI Hartford. i2-2 cans ~ MIX Harlem an'
Ne work. Central Z MIX ans lSl cau- oil Con
euse,i Mix NeU Yorx CIV Northern IL \ cans "
Mix NevI ,rsav Ceufrli. 81, cans OF MIX and IL cans
Of cream Ylr.. -usQurh1nna dnt western I'I3
cans Nix - " creams and by ms eIiahe9ds
cans MIX al1 10 van ~ cream lhe
f0t.l IA w ~upUy l = cans I'd NILE 100 ANS
Condensed NIX and 81 oi cream lh' sd. 2l 1DE
platforms average price Of a. - pei CAN VI tov
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LARGE from VIRGINIA cau'ed lover prices for Poa
80 " llst tr ms Wfk rncpt4
have usAer ana cs rule nrm as qnotot Old F@tsoss
a . supply 49, st.aaY chHc quA-ty onions
quoted TOldf nave improved uu Tor hghter sup
plies Cbo.ce CucuuDess selling we, bat many 81 the 70
from Savanna nternr AMI 20 very
Norfolk beans lower aud .u Long I@ani lots
plenty heap. trec1 Peas steady, lurnips cese
q M 40, I'm nuo cd
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: CL)5iys PSIcsS Or e4LIF0RYIA Stocks
san FzAScIsG0. July =. IsiL
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lI.h .nlpe nna Plover aro plonly. boz bud wea.er


spring chickens IRoostera old q yng n -.
large per TO- - 20 - = .iurkey........ : 1l0
o. small % ggJ Ducks Western. so n IS
Fowls. y. y. On. " ~ J. Penn . q ! uo
scy and Penn II lnl2 Geese Jrr and ST.. p ~ -
Western iii al Do Western 20 al -
Fowls. Southern
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4 ANE I'LL NllMfll wv ffiflff ~ ' ""
runrmr tra titY ahd tsuutY ~ NcW Nuh atiaa
IL prrba .nd Wanea 90 hflsh auFlvpH tAetatnis u ne
80 "a m .Ad tuAtAaant 90 iAh Wade w. los easel ia uast
~, a., sdoN .ld children nf charles d tlu deceased
.s leo under VII planufH 80 hnht hl-abeh h5'l0A
All ilnri Ms-hrn aat uihrfs defendants
In ,uahga adFuout ~ foreclosure iid ato sui IA
the holu anut On the ninuteunt day OF June Ha
nsfued therein VIII
.,tnlI, auction Exchange harsTnoi 80 J. hiua'i
e. IA tAe Nv New YlIki Ou FRIDAY, no 7th lay Oh
Tnfv Al cleck by ttichaf1 Hafhett aao
necr tr dlre tel 10y sad Judgment To be snld
aud herein describe - fQiiuWs 10 NJ -
All thsi certain lot ~ and Win me nnhdhs Ihsrs3h
the Twelfth ard ~ tua city OF SoiA
ana irscrbed follows Reg nnns ~ p1int Oh yle
-.rrh.rlv cntl -. us'
-ny ave "a asteflY from the corner sfined by ne
nt,r,c don noTtheTY side OF one hundred sl
- vtL6 tue eastery OF SscVnd runn tleare
ttrv aud parallel with Secondave Que hundred feet and
ev-a inches 10 line OF the block bosN 90 ono
eleventh and hundred and ellen s run
n thence said eeHtFe Inc t~entYeNeh ieet
ne br southery and parallel VIII second -
,nd srtv through tAe ceHte Of party val hun ed eel
d eleven inches the BOrthery side Of one nun Al 60 and
spth thence westerly along tic noftheIy sdc Oh ae-
hundred and eevenhst twenty seVen c7t anu ohs 0H
the bOnt Of beginning r,,-,-r,,- ,,-oor,
Dated June -. 1884. hENRl 'rCssDt
WARREN O. BROWN, Aellco-
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Eraad -
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poar0 an0 Rooms.
Fast side

East side.
ELEGANT ROOMS ct suite ~ singly, with ~
u without barl s7p Atsvs, a'painiha tavaft 'h"teh
GENTLEMEN vhuss f,nultra are out ~
VI town vii nhi comfortable tuama aHa h"ati Hap"i'a'
o. iaa tesnstens ave
fIO LET University building ch ice cornet
apaftnrnf. n, nA UhuftA .td W.a.hH uh 71uste wn
nmshrd patty tlnls oil refuluh,eA ayrh inl telufh
address 81 inquire lsaita \ fiibana, iuJ indi
- LIVINGSTON PLACE, fa.iiag stuyveaint
% Para uosraba guom, With suoh hoard MAAs tn'a
paTi0r h0or rs.ursnues
lnTH-ST.. 30 EASF.-Furnished rooms;
! ~ large and small des rshls Tor 'umnar reference
1IST-Sr.. 81 EAST rooms en- suite or sep-
- arats house very c9oi location central Tor Fla~
Tie city.
aJD-ST.. 33 EAST.-OT Madison square
Sd Delightful rooms with % SithDnt board tA1e bo<fd
OsEAST 2OTH-Parlor and second floors
% private bathrooms, private table OF without bo~d
single rooms
West Side.
IS WEST 5lST- 81. With board large and
. small rooms s-cond aud third floors summer prcea
InTH-ST, So WESF.-Nlcely furnished
~ rooins Large aud small with sr wtloit ooArL l.hs
boara
1n WEST 4sTH-ST -Elegant airy rooms.
~ single connecting with M without boaTd tire" pay
scians' Offices
90 WEST 18TH ST.-Fine front rooms with
81 board parties desiring comfortable homs rsisr
20 WEST H-ST.-House newly fur
10 niaed superior Dosgd summer prices private oah
highest references reluiroi
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rtnnl Notltcs

NtTY COURT or NEW YOkK. ANDREW
- NYTts PainHf against HENRY NANUNth aud
"a NOlUH WI AHiOt iehhahia summons
r,, fna above name defendants $500.
suninrned answer thr complaint in ms
audi 3D. lpse ,npv vuur anavr Hh tho liant a. g
tttrpnv Within an dsys s,r the service ui COS, slhmunf
,si,a nt the dav ~ .ifcn aud n u r8u snfr ia
..sa ~ anawef Judgment VIII be taH"h faha rpn hY "
iaull fo the relief demanded ~ me vmpsht bheu June
ruat ga,e adlirsa sid oince $50 "a eseaaa street,
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COOK LAUNDRESS or HOUSEWORK.-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-03

EOOk al USEFUL. BY a competent, reliable
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-03

! COOK BY good plain cook would assist
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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-06-25
New Mnstc-

The Sweet Home Set OF piano pieces,
sixteen in number, by Maylath, contains
thirty.two airs, two in each piece, cost
ing twenty-five cents. They are all cap
ital little pieces for learners. The three
sent to US contain Three Sailor Boys,
Little Tin Soldier. Robin Adair, Ny
Country, Once Again, and The Vaga.
bond.
Non t'amero, or I love thee not, $50
cts.), is pretty Sicilian song by Mar.
chest.
So Shy, (sOcts.) is neat ball ad by o.
Barri.
Landlords aud Tenants, (3Oots. } is a
patriotic Irish song by Bradbury.
Ave Marie, (3octs.) by Low, is neat,
instructive melody for piano.
Violets by the Brook Waltz. go cts) is
a tasteful waltz by Florence Deane.
Siegmund's Love Song, $50 cts.) is q
fine piano piece of some difficulty from
Wagner's Walkure, by Lange.
The above nine pieces are found in a
very acceptable package of music sent to
us by the eminent music publishers, Oil.
yer Ditson & Co., Boston.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-06-25
Crop Comments.

Crop Comments.
The Elk valley never had finer crop
prospects.
Bismarck Tribune: Barley is heading
out and harvest preparations WILSON he
made.
The La Grace Courier says: The
farmers feel very jubilant over the pros.
pect of an immense crop.
Mandan Times: The crops throughout
the country are looking exceptionally
fine. and give promise of a magnificent
harvest.
Richland County Gazette: The gen.
eral report is that crops never looked
better at this season Of the year than
they do now.
Sanborn Enterprise: The crop re-
ports from all directions are most en-.
oouraging. Farmer Townley reports
his oats sixteen inches high and wheat
twelve.
Mt. Vernon Gazette: The outlook for
an abundant harvest never was more
promising In any country, old or new,
than it is in south Dakota at the pres.
ent time.
Centreville Chronicle: Crops ore
looking we'll in this vicinity. and a
great deal of fax has been sown, and q
great many of the farmers have cultivat-
ed their corn twice, and are now going
through it the third time.
Fargo Republican: The song of the
reaper will soon make glad the trust Of
the sower, and Dakota, the bountiful,
will put on the raiments of Thanksgiving
and join the festival of tho harvest with
more heart to thank natures God than
all the rest of earth combined.
Lisbon Clipper: Henry Cramer has
barley three feet six inches high, fully
headed out which he will begin cutting
by July 10th. There is field of grain
heading out between Lisbon and Shell.
don. What county in Dakota can beat
that? Ransom county produces new
potatoes in May and headed grain by
the middle of June.
Hilllsboro Banner: The prospect for
bountiful harvest in Traill county is
most assuring at the present time. The
crops are all far advanced, aad the 1ndi.
cations are that the early sown fields
will be in full head by the Fourth OF
July, resulting in an early harvest. The
seasonable rain and mild weather las
caused it to come forward rapidly, and
the harvest will be month earlier this
year than last.