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The Washington critic., 1886-08-13

Dayy burns Cottage, on Seventeenth street,
near the river. II may he reached by the
drive south Of tho Presidents House or by
the METROPOLITAN or Avenue liDe of cars.
Next door to IL is General Van Ness once
stately mansion, where he brought his
bride, Marcia Burns, one Of the original
heirCssus Of Washington.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-13

Just half way across the Avenue from the
northeast angle of the Botanical Garden
Aud at the west foot of the Capitol Grounds
Is the Peace Monument This was de
signed by Admiral Porter in honor of the
dead soldiers and sailors of the late war.
II Is of marble and cost, with PEDESTAL and
platform $4,000 II is proposed TO remove
This monument to one OF the squares on the
northwest section.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-13
"SIdcruey Dairy wagons

There are no dangerous opiates or mar
cotics in Red Star Cough Cure. Twenty
five cents
The Washington critic., 1886-08-13
Department OF Justice.

Immediately north of the Treasury Building
and just across the street Is the Depart
ment of Justice. This building was origin.
ally erected rs the Frocdman's Bank. The
square In which II Is erected Is q historic
one. On the same street, at the east corner,
stands Riggs Bank, which was built for the
accommodation Of the Washington branch
of the old United States Bank The greater
part of 10 Is now occupied by the clerks Of
the Surgeon Generals Office. Around the
corner to the west Is the Commissary.Gcn
era's Office, formerly the old Washington
Club House, In front Of which Philip Barton
Key was shot by Slcklcs. The tree under
which the dead mans body lay Is still
standing, although its bark had been com
pletely removed by relic hunters. At the
northwest corner OF the square, above the
Commissary Generals Office, Is the house
made famous by the ownership of Commo-
dOre Decatur and where Dolly Madison
lived and regned so long social Queen
after her husbands term as President ex.
pired.
The Washington critic., 1886-08-13
The printin: and Engraving Burcau

located at the corner of Fourteenth and Il
street southwest, southeast from the Monu-
mcnt and southwest from the Agriculture
nurcau. II Is reached by the Belt, Line
Cars, ana Is opened to visitors every day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22

MONDAY June PIP. VI.
To say that the stock market this morning opened
strong will convey IMPRESSION 1t is more
correct 20 say that the market opened at f"ures
something higher than those nj Saturdays closing Lon
don 23O D. IN. quotations received Al an earlier
hour than the opening OF stock Exchange aud they
bore evidence OF an American MahIpui'
ton The Consolidated Stock and Petroleum
Exchange opened hour earlier than the STOCK Ex'
change and It's first figures for stocks seemed to be i'm
PEELED by influence foreign to the usual conservatism
which rules operations there when the Stock Exchange
ticker" not operation. There is little to be said
about the days operations Early prices generally were
from q higher than Saturdays closing figures ana the
final prices generally from Il TO p per cent lower
than Saturdays last figures Delaware, LacAswahha
and Western and Delaware aud Hudson each show final
declines of per cent Central and Hudson decline OF
ID and Lake Shore and Hooking Valley each lSs Der
cent The surface indications are that there nave Deen
large pool realzatons; the actual fact pioOa-
bly, 10 that the market was subject TO
laundry process large scale, ana
that todays decline much the child of msnipula-
ton as were Fridays and Saturdays advances. III we
are asked the object OF such manipulation, the reply
which suggests itself to every old stock operator, Is,
that an open of clique selling eD apparent large
large absorption of stocks gives the impression OF
broad market. Take Delaware Lackawanna
md Western, for instance. The transactions
IN amounted TO 5000 shares moro than douDe the
amount of the usual late daily sales. AT the CoIsoi
idated Board it early sold as high as 1914. AT the
Stock Exchange 1t opened at 1929 which was an adj
vance of y per above Saturdays closing; from
that figure down TO l3l there were immense transac-
lions in the way of matched orders A small rally
followed; decline TO 1904, and final sales at
1918 The character Of the dealings in other stocks
GENERALLY the same in Delaware Lackawanna
and Western only they less apparent because OF
the smaller volumes Of business. Aside from the dis
placement of stocks held by of The Board
room traders, because OF the decline, we see little
vcason suppose 10000 10000 shares of stock
VII suffice to make the ciearances of the
Whole 800 62G shares reported todays transactions.
II hard to quote the closing character OF market so
entirely the control OF manipulation, but the last
figures generally cose to- the lowest OF the day
dui and strong for the IA and
Al with bids advanced 20 ana le cent respec-
lively for the IS u ower GU reports OF AL
oheI call -, 100000 OF SlOOOO.OOO Annexed are
1Ln closing aNutAtlOns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
hfonfhG

TRANSFERABLE at $40.
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUR-M Market rules quite
heavy With nrlhor slight decline reported The expSr
trading has ony been to moderae GA t wi, wf
saic 1000 6O Of winch 900 ph!s were taken Tor eS
s 81 % for he Yh9e T"s6 n eS %cr Whca
tXtia s. 500 So 10 for Common TO Good ana - sa - 70
Good Choice 500 bns 5HIra NO nS al T,nc e6s
~ So S0T ana loo ibis Cy Mil Extra al = 25a a 30
i ine "a at s. 5dSs5 IA A. 50 a;4s$ "a
ego sss co. Common t' IS good fa'ra ws.
Gopd 10 ca Eyre 90 w,,s Tool G"oa to
ChoicG 25a:i e5 Common Extra Minnesos = 80 ~ So
ss ,e 30 Patent 81 IL 20 Bakers Extra AZ 90
Cod s. S"is 9S'4 GoSa'o very Choice
WINTER Wheat Extra. as 30 ' Nh Exit for est
a lnsss a 81 -O s sSu' %'' FhouRSc: s
s CS GS T at HHe' 1 SD0 Common to
%fra o5 faiT to Choice nc "ffG II The
Whh%n change 70 o RSc ME sIs Gpo sSss 20 obs
sgamoIe at - Brandywnc quoted al ~ 'o~s@ 49, anu
unsettled Cash c LOIS we nr less
without decided change IN pcf o eI dvancc
declined i2aS4c then recover ga about &c ne o' .e
4nde fcq S TS any'inS doing M3e
and oGo fSsT ae tae, Sa FUTURE nsh
spot and to arrive ncudns No ,lc"f9 es al s%
No Red 81 a4ciiee board from store s6G sie anqat
Ingraded White ~ Sc ana "he S'e e, a 'c do Tor
$40 &C. closing at saG 90 for sfDemSr
closing at St ~: DO for Noyemeer 81 [ .; c sc
81 &c:
do January. 9Ja3O2c, closing OF Soc; DO 1or Nay
bg 5Ac Canada 59Q 6Oc.; State tZdG3c. .-.BA kIfN
Nominal. BARLEY MAL1-Cuiet. Prices UNCHANGED
. CORN - Market unsettled Cash lots are very scarce
and "A &C. higher without decided Change co-
ing ST adv sadeIhdeT the Dc, prices Ohy hnIleu
home trade Nothing doing for EXPORT ana moderate bus
spot including posted NO. Ml1eh AT 3oc: UngIadcu
Mixed al 30 4 6,c: NO. > Mixed. 4s04HC in elevator
yellow soc. III elevator; klln-Diied at 4sc deVefrdi
No July. 45 40 &C. closing Al 41'4c co. iOT
49, 0ia'sc. closing al IT. 10 ol ~eptHDcI'
A. lsQ4Gc. On lS-tasn Nhhe SG'4'
better Mixed without decided change clos NJ WIN hss
strength options opened adv . &c. lower ana
heavy sales .O5OOO bush future 10000 bush spot ana
10 arrive including No. Mlxcu at ~ ic No SO % &C.
M nominal: no White. 36l4 d31 &c; No z 3lAD
3si.c.: No / nomInaI Mixed western. 33l2d"1ci Mhe
DO 81 q 4c. White State 42lc.: Included IN sales l0OIV
bush arrive, freight ana insurance ht
SIC: No Mixed June $50 IS &c. closin- Al 55c 90
a 32i &c. closing at 81 i2c. - - ,o,o ,,or.. IT..
The rceips at unao By for the week ended June ~
previous weeh sos bush wheat and 452 40 bush corn
AID tnc sipn III 1OT the week iy canal ana IN
wele 490lU bush. wheat 1905 bush com anu 4lfV!
bush. oats against the previous week, lI2tol Dnsh "'At
ana jU2 80 bush The receipt at clgt estrlh lho
and liver ports for the enGed June ~ $50, "eic
I2-2 3 bash wheat. 2l0@..~ hu-E corn ana oiZ-"p
busl oats against week. l,5 ~ bush wheat
mems from theme, by lake same week were g. -
bush wheat. 1.O5l742 nush anu lOJ-p Dusl oai-
against IS sos bush wheat 'z2.il bush corn ana ,oiO
60, hu IA the Pr week The oats are hcdiy al
shipped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22

Hay Choice Timothy sOds2 lqc.; No J.; 10a DC
M @ JJ465c; Clover Mixed 40e6Oc. Clover. S1d
tOc shipping 500: Prairie. 4Oc.: STRAW Long rye 30
short Rye 50d 6oc Dat 80 SOC; Whsa. 90 oo
MOLA asEs-Quiet st l7sG for 90 BOXING stock NO
business reported today. a. .,,,1.,, ,,r
METAI---ron rrtihcstes norinaly $l3hasli: Trans
ferabe notices June delivery Issued at sib I'm fuct
24 ~ Soc utaIes able notices issued Al y 35c
Tin neglected Transferable notices strod Al - 50
Copper-1uet $500. bid for Lake 1rsnsic aD no'lces
(Lzke) Issued at lO06c. Chin BARS at tSJ l's "a
ierabe notices moetc issued al SOC spcler-Du at
.Ual Transferable notices tdorestc srued al 4ooc
NAVAL sTORE5- spirIis Turp~niine STEADY 81 s. = a
32c. business reported hns'n guiet hhh "ih4u'
II III 35 G. 81 45. IL. 81 IS |. 81 30 ~ 40 NJ
81 80; y 81: WINDOW Giass $3.50 Water "hiies3 90.
OCEAN fKEIGHIs-t hal,ers modeI AieIy aeuse al
cay rates Berth quiet but lower tBphbAN iof Al
is LONDON. steam. hence Quotations, Flour
l2s Cd lbs: oilcake l2s. 6d xranuAted los3
- Cd cut loaf ITS Cd. bacon, rs Oh; lsId ZZs od
logs Pos tslow. 2os beef. A. I'd; pork 81 od iosn'
hence two British steamers, lOyCOd 900 gs siain al
81. I'D and Baltimore, Brtush steamer luV"y prs
grain 3s 3d.. Angus o1ing 49,. LIVEhpooI; staih.
hence bush I'd Quotations fioui ~ a.
bacon 2Os d2ts ard Irs ID azls. 6di logs 40s tai
low lSs Cd Ia. Cd: Is cotton o-5Ih roslh
"a Cd; measurement goods. lbs dIIs 90 Ana holco 4
british bark, 800 bbls. refined OIL GLASuO" riciul
sneaf lbs sd l5s.i cut-loaf los. sd bacon z3s ard
l7f Cd; logs rs. Cd; aiiow, los q LIS o. pce, a.
Dork Sal rOeu. Is Cd. measurement g0ois i's
fANGOON hence Italian bark 25OVo cases fehneo OIL
@SuoyIsIONs-PoRK-Th market has quiet look with
CONTINUED absence OF export demand frlcts nave sehS
supp1r sales Mess AMI 50 bGs shof Clrni; PR
yale terms Job lots Mess quoted ~ es' oo io' ou S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
LIVE sTocg MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO June 2l Cattle Receipts for - hours 1913 head
thus far 1850 head Tor same r" last week
h3 winch To Newt
cars duh and Cropping prices advanced
10 ilst MOuda New York den nj common
to MrdIuin. ~ 2jd$I 90 Good Ia thcc Steers. OOU
Mich Native ctOckers. y % 20
Neas ~Id-i -: % cars held over
- hours 3iUO neaf tOta Tor " ex
thus tar. time last week. Suu hesd
- ears lor SALE ljc higher; common 10 FAIR
81 Good Choice 81 juati 80; Choice To IXtia
Lambs. SONS - ali offerings taken.
"a hours $40 mead totN LOT " ek
thu. r. l4.u-J time last week % - ronsgied
through cara NJ which 10 New York - cars Tor sale
MrSrd pgs lI0ht lor-trs - 25at 80 selected forx
weights - iO0-4 selected Medium weights II 40
a. b.: Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends. 10 80 G7o 30 ali
oncrinRs taktn ,o, .-., ..,z.u...,,
300. market active Good Choice Naive shipping steers
& a. Common 10 ttir. - 80 d 90
Butcher steers ~ Il % COWS and ueters. - -
a. - Feeders 50 - q = % Grass exams
Hoo,-Rccept. $500. snuncnts. loo market actiy,
am. SIC ly i.glL 81 UOos4 lOi Packing - tO@s4 -;
Hcayv - 2n1-i 30.
Saseo- fsecep,s- 81 head; shipments. none market
Cuc.co Inn. A. me Oror,rs Jorrnn reo)rts Cttis-
ana Vey quct shipping steers. ~ lOGt1 A.! stOcSers
and teocTs 1ua>l COWS Bulls ana Mixed - %
a.. o. LUX. - Jat3 iO through Texas Cate. - Il %
Hog,-Roceipta D. 900; smDmenrs 800 marset active,
ROugb ana Mixed. OIHSi -. PacEne aod ~WOOlnS
Oa>4 40 iIgnt weights ~ ID ~ 80. Shlus u %
s1,s,-- Receipts. 1900 sniDments 800. Market
au,cL and - uOn-i 90 Iekans y ~
IS 40. Lambs per head. 81 90 as3 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22

NoytCn ce y q VA M w. fed, S9 S s
Ohio steer 10 Vi: u do lti ID: At g q less g.;
do Isl - 20 ~ Indiana DO 4s u, at - 3O 40
o4l H. at 81 5o II Dry COWS 96s n a. 81 aa uo
Pennsylvania DO $50 TO- at So 10 ohio Oxen I'ooo ID at
~ aaer Coz % Indiana steer, l.iS n e e 8 SO So
IS s q p "ho 10 d. 1877 ~ 4 al IS $ -
g 90 200 NJ at g % - ksn 5n sse a, 81 20 g
DO ss n at SO q cincinnati do a9 q, d. a. DO % r.
ap 81 lS'D do i a. g. D. al 1' Low d. 1t
T. wake, 90 Colorado tiers esl b. at - So Ms
1919 10. 20 is chicago do ,2s5 10 at 81 5C o. DO
is49 p at So 20. 81 do i.siO n at s. 72A odo lS62 3D.
Godsmh % Chicago steer 2lo NJ e, - So on,
DO sos H. at s. 4o lido icco IL atst U.s. IL do ioi0 d.
D. McrhoI son 6 Mixed Western steers Ios ~ 60 ls
60 2co p at S. OF do 400 y at 81, 10 90 u.
100 Hiss b. do $3.50 d at s. 80; e DO ~ gs
a." al n obo steer, 55 H. At IS % 81 lO07
10 na e S co. 80 lq d. :. 20 70 Sno &
al. ~ .los 10 ats5 O3; DO i2o D. at - 80
S S,sn 60 49, al 4 g. " Bu aoio
ss at az 2" go d. Gs p 10 s. od6 6 At 80 IS DO d.
scaubcrs 9" CicaS ,l,els i22 ~ at - 90 "a 90;
Il. $50 H. at 50 Us; Cow. l26o b. at - %
DO ia4o ss at % 50 do f5is b' SO
@ s. % 49, mao d. ne T. at s. 50 no. 2s
b. % at ) tS1 b DE- s7s b: iiS5 ,S at
Dr. cows 49, o27 s a, 81 il ohio steers, s5 Ms at
80 go 90 Lose ss A. 81 90 ~ guy do o9c 26 I' s At
81 3Ji do 25G ms 50 40 edo 2!d bA al - 81
bdo. 4lo rs a IS 10; 20 da lO12 DE- al ~ oo' '""
H. = aosenthsi 4s Chicago Te,an 1919 ~ at - 80; sS
olp H. al IL %; Al chiel stesr 22s NJ a. - 90 ~
DO $50 D. at 20 - 30 1870 H. a. 80 =, 90 ~ Tia
Baltimore stiller." l.l5 d. al sSz - ,ss S''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
PR v,r,b Ris.r. ys,ssl, al g iur)rfS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFFE-Brazn stock duh with prices qnoiabe az v9
Cor Fair RIO invoices. The rOatrac ira rug was
active in the ourn very quiet aniims i vicS
prices showed advance oi
yas ned init the close hnal nguc, being Ja
ary 77od 10: June 80 10 July, 100 .u Gu
~, al 10: September 1854 no; ocooeI fb3G f'", n
vombcr 7.65a75O, December, 1871" sa'eS' i''oo
bags. Mild grades steady ..,o6 a., s,,o, colt Nh
COTTON-A moderate business was reported ID 1 spp ~,
unchaDpeI ouoa.ions loo bales t'n-
- az ng, OF which s67 baes for export and
las for consumption The port reccpts yr1i'it AZ,
day OOl bales comparng with 4.l"2 Dsies 'he oo'o'
spending DAYS lah week -. an, ota,,,a, -, tton
0uoratons tne Anerie N Stinr 'ri o's'iio ~
fno
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
1--WE STOCK MARKET

Gooi sold ago at - % as6 20 and
the was esnaied a. = so ARRIVAL, n peovos IN,
past week were head than last week. ana Az
he1 e 1ect tGan on %nty ScT not the
naud there steady active market with top grades
the ard there decline Of 90 i'e on
yards could be cleared by 10 or . eaLoai, , A,
mand with ordinary choice ranging from tos4c ~
British market ruled s'eidy ~ TO triay ~ 9SIne
ia ~ &c ana Refrigerator Beef at oAc per h. , t. M
mariet on "Wednesday dropped 80 - per d. ana
large Iumler t. 10 be- carried oher IL, ma N'l ~
brt ON Friday with irht ply aud Good weather iher
was a recovery prices Of lat and the feeling on saturday
61inr to e csatnuanee Of the strike the sheep and Lamb
OF the y,sk but on %igF e tenn ere
upon between the butchers ana 'elr
al wOud be satisfactory TO both ne o. li. -.
Dor cd on satmria crsnod that hi' sou viii sue
coed hm carrying on iLe slangterlhI oil r 7o'N al Inc
'V" messed Goss have ci at slightly in pee the past
wees closing firm Saturday = sing taoin % c, nt
MISSION hoe. was received the week and sold by smith
Eece,ps Yesterday and TO-DAY 1872 at
Jersey ity and ~ cars at ootst. making ''oo
iItiy SIX cars uptown were consigned to MI Eastman
ami cars stern ~ Mctlgcr' and only - head OIL 'oc"'
OF The arrivals at Jersey city car leads were for the ne
that win lie held from last Friday there were
The w supply OF which unusually LARGE number
Good cattle caused weak depressed e. M au
ing dcciue on AL grades Medium ana flri'D
dropping I5G .oc, while Cocoa ana rim hu' -
2ud3u reiucu from Frdys prices an al re Close ol'
sauehterers ded up az The low prices current To-Day Out
least would IN az lIohaiy 20 TSTa At a 500
- - caroasof oor!os Al a % ana roc, ,o 2
Extra bringing oOa rs 10, ami picked steers eaonnS
pry Cows Bulls and stocker s,ld IS 25asio5. with
few OF the best biineing- - L2aSt 10 .,.
warwcs was lad n viih b Live Caltle Nelson Morris
The 'ipmensof i've Cattle and sheep and Dressed
gff.tnyl ~ IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
Gituations Uanteo--females.
A r MRS. BRICKS,


l. CHAMRERMAfD &c-Seat. competent Young Ger
man girl chambermad waitress summer hotel g
summer boarding house OF city references A. H. %S5s
q COOK-Periec young German cook In summer hoses
boarding house exec lent meat vegetable :Do
cook good best OF city reef'
ences =. B 1877
3 COOK firsclass neat young German cook IN prvase
family; all desserts good baker hrstcass city reer'
ences from last Dlacs. I d. 100
4. fEFANT'S NURsE-i xUerenced and comPeten}
neat North German infants nurse thoroughly careful ,pS
take il charge OF baby fr birth and bring u up on tna
bottle good and neeieworker; hratcass CITY REL
erence where lady be cry country. A. u l.
D.. LADY's MATD.-Neat. COMPETENT. young MOTH COZ
man gr Lady smaId. hrs-cass aressmaker AMI sean
gOoi good packer and 'rienced IN
travelling city references city or country
=. b. a. - -.
g. NURSE and sGAMSTREss-Fdu caiei and c?npe-
tent Young girl o. growing cnihfen
good saastress by band fine Deeileworser
wii NJ to assist in light chamDerwor<; frstciass cry
references lady city or country ia II
2O7.
7 WAITRESG.-A thoroughly competent neat young
German girl a. waitress sumner hotel o
summer boarding house; city references L. l. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22

So &c. short Css. % 80. Lara stssdv 20 S50so Do
Kecepss-Fio1L 1900 nb<i wheat ioOoo nusp' I'LL
az Olu uusn oats J.0JU kve ZOO" uush; BAT
1000 Uasn shipments $4,000 Dds wheat 4oo"
LOU Dush.;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
COTTON MARKETs-By TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. June 2I-l2:3, p. m:-Cotton STEADY WIN
far demand Midding Upanfs. 5isl do. Mdding VI.
leans Ssrs-l6.0OO Daos nouint i,OOo oaes lor
speculation export receipts. 1000 bales mciuin9
b3UO baies American. Futures quiet Upands Low MILL
ling clause June delivery. , 3-Utd; do juno an Juy
delivery it'd July aud August delivery, 4otd
10 August pit enber ehvery. 5o1d; DO .eptemD-r
delivery. 26d; do October and november
deliver, 62Oid do. November and december ueiiVeIf
4 sod. and January delivery 0lOad no.
September delivery j.bId 900 ,,
Tenders for dciyerIes toays cleirings 100 bales
dockets AMI 500 Datrs old.
? p.m-The OF the included $500 bales Amer'
,-.,-, 49, ,,,,,,,.. .,.,,so
June 40td. sellers June anu July
Id sellers. do. July AMI August uchNeri. D l-ntu-
BUYERS August ant ~cptenb delivery. ,-Gii vtlue
do sept delivery Ioid sellers 90 &c
tOber and November delivery 1264d yaluc DO NOyeni
Der December delivery 6l6fd buyers do DeccinDer
delivery OlOid buyers DO september deis
6-Oid. sellers
4 D. -Cotton-futpTes closed dull; Cpands Low Mid
ding cause June dcnvery. Gfd BUYERS do June and
inv delivery, -ui,. buyers; do July and August ne
livery, do August ana september ae'ery,
BUYERS; DO September and OCTOBER ne VERY D
Ltd buyers October and November delivery, o.
Gd BUYERS November ana d. cenOef dehVery, ~ Did
BUYERS do and January G.hyery, OI-bid
buyery: do september delivery. lid sellers. -
MiddlnG. olA; Good ordinary 1915 net ana gross re
ceipts bales Exports COastwisc OlJ bales saieS s9
bales stock. ,43S bales. $1,000,
SAVANNAH June H., Oton dul Mddlng, ll-ib Low
MiddlDg }.l5 Cool ordinary. lilo; ne. receipts.
40 Daes gross bales exports coast@ise 1877 bales
stock, 1000 Daics
NEw.ORLgANs Election steady; Mddling: 80 Low
MiGdlmg. So GOD Ordinary. ia net receipts 90 ples
gross 10 Great Britain, 3.3o3 Daies
sales bales; stocs. 5"O6l bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.


LIVERPOOL. June q Provisions Ba con DumOerani Cut
33s Clear Middlcs JOs 'd. snort ClsT Muuo3
short RIBS. @Os L 5houllers @4s od per cw-
Rcei-5Js lndan Moss. Prime hess = Oh
PorX-rr1me Mes'. 52s "a per - Prime Ness EASTERN
..- I'd. Lard Amencan. 5Zs. Prime " est
ern -. Lara oil. 3-s 81 haius-Long Cut ous. DL
shoulders FL Butter 1Js Cd cw Tor finest United
staieA Cheesc-A merIcan hOice 80 Od Wheat-isei
Spring. Jd. Red WINTER. s. 10 fs Va;
per centa. New WINTER "a II No SDrlng. oso -n,'
New 81. caltornLt No l. U.s. III %
No. > Us ID Us. ST. per Genital produce
r1rDenJc. POS. On do AZ LONDON rs ~ Der
cwL I.rnncd pOCrJeuni oL per gallon Clover seed
rulo g2J9. FL Derc VI Rosin
common IS Pale lis. oil. s0s. ID Linseed on. 2bA
I'd per TtlloN-tino \ nerlclI -. 3D. Prni CIV
25s % American .tssrgarbtct IS ei. MAI quart
ers 6Jida quarters. III. per III.
KeceIpta o wheat for week. From Atlantic Dorts
quarters; from lcihc ports 5000 quarters from
other sources. 1000 quarters.
!kccr. Of American corn. 2JSlp quarters
LONDON gI-pIOduce- ilnseed on. All IS bd a. II
~ Cacuta lnsec lOSOd Der quarter Iin5ceu
Cake l2s. 81 Refined Petroi-um. o'd u
5'4u .IuOl spires u rdrDentne 2iS ID per cwe.
Sperm on. I 3 Rosa --COnmpn 81 bLper cWL,
Pale ala a. PrJvIsIonsLart 55s.Od Der cwt. tpr
American sugar 49, Tor ,'upe C'ntritlsN
pOarnng J6o and I'd. l2sJd for Cuba duscovsi" far
ronnnS alDtL. Australian lIlDw -B,;L 24j Gl ;o+
od.. Mutton. 2os. 'd.a;ss 81 Cocoa Sut ol-Ceyion.
426a 70 3s; COcnn. -3k ~ 9.
ANTWERP. June 2l-ietroelm Fine pale American 10
aud Ii francs25 centn"s sellers
BREMEN. June 2l.-Petrolelm u marks ~ pienniss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
CLOSING PnICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Juuc 81, 1856

The Gould 4 Carry Miuing Company has levied an as
scssn,ent Of Nifty cents per shhe ,.t.,
Tho Boic Consolid ,ted Mining Company has levied
An assessment OF fifty cents per share
CLOSING Prices OF BOSTON STOCKS
BosroN. JuEe 81 1885
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22

Increase 1863 bush wheat. C3l3 bush OATS decrease
-lGu,3gl bush. corn. 80 500
receipts II swYork for tle week ended Jnne ~ &
were lyut ZOO bush. wheat l~JJ5p push corn. oul"uV
In sh oats and l9U0 Dbs hour against previous week
bush I5r 100 BUSH
cats; weeks LOS! 100 bush wheat I-J--7O
bush corn AMI G.s. 400 bush oats.
me eYr,rfs Of Wheat Wheat Flour and Maze from eight
auc pors saturday evening asst 80 lar as
reports have ed have been for Europe only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22
Situations Udntr0--fsmaies

NURSE and UPSTAIRS WORK.-Bv a first
~ class Prot girl city references viii study her
employer interest fully unders and work KIND
TO cnireu infant growing mends ana sews nosty !;
country city ALICE, los 9TH ave.
nurse or SECOND Ii Rb.-By Il bright,
~ willing young good sewer Will take care
children with other act waitress ai0le
steady capable girl go0i reierenccs No ~ Othavc,
mar lIth-st- upstairs
NURSE, &c.--By IN intelligent aud well cdu-
~ Gated French grl aud seamtress or would
upstairA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22

NOOK.-By a first-class cook in private fam
" ily best city reference lady b. no cards.
Address F. NJ r.. Tribune Uptown Office. LBS Brol1way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22

OMAN BERMAID.-By a young girl. IN prl-
" family; good city reference. ABBY az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22

COOK or LAUNDRESS.-Bv respectable
~ best references l53 es 27th st rear 6ari1e
CHAMBERMAID and WAIrRE>S.-By a
" young ri private family city country;
city reference Address T. b. 49, Tribune Uptown once.
1 ~. klrn.a v.v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-22

lNHAMBERMAID, &c-By a grl as chamber
" maid waitress amstress in the country. Address
o call for a VI. IL. 300 West iOthst