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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-11-10

Miss Josephine E. Pearson. Dress
maker, corner Union and CoryeII streets,
Lambertville, N. ]. Work done at o
low price. Oct.20.4t
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-11-10

House for Rent. Apply to s. f. Mar
tindell, Union st. Bakery. mi2tf.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23

sieas and prices are nrmy hold. They srs stl Slow
Of The best indications Of the Iss thss there s an
absenee of disposition to advance . specula-
we sorry that the Custom Houses fail 70 the
of smounts taken for export which daily
ever, has been sufficient TO add something
three cents 10 the value. The outcome OF tins
nor read nothing during the week which indicates I'M
provement In the condItiona Where rain has come 1t
generally was too late to benefit corn, 1t has per
mited pouening for winter grains The iron and steel
Indications make no back steps tho improveme1t
nrm with makers well employed fne great
anthracite coal comp'n"s mp % last week fxed se & output
less than tue quantity mined IN septrmher. lss5 Up
tons against I56iG0o0 tons 10 the same 1855.
The dull trade OF August. with only output OF
pat would To indicate that large part Of 1,4oO.
UU0 Of sales TO the end OF July OF last
year s Ia stock either In dealers hands or with
The stock Exchange markets were disturbed by the
Of he transactions indicate degree OF activity on
"Wednesday the sale Of stocks amounted to 100000
aud on Thursday they again down to 255.oo0.
and ye'wlsTdds they amounted to iS3oO3
the weeks decline. Since then there has been
as compared with week ago, but the changes either
OF the principal stocks hardly exceed q per cent
Others show marked decines The sales Tor the week
amounted only to 147s5G0 shares. against l.l57Tl9
shares for the preceding week. The mail ket
has been for several preceding weeks. Both the
buying aud the sellin up and down. mainly done
by the Chicago and foreign elements With the traders
the market one OF sentiment: tight money induced
them to sell and gold Imports and calls nduced
them cover their "sh0rts" and 90 "long." The
feature OF the market In the last two DAYS
At the advanced quotations. Government bonds were
neglected and easy in tone and quotations. State bonds
little dealt IN and that little concessions from
prices The dealings .in railroad bonds we're
chiefly specu ative kinds and they followed
he fluctuations OF the share market.
suboned our usual table giving the highest lowest and
prices and number OF shares sOi for the week. together
the final prices Of week OF fifty three active
stocks prexed by the closing prices Of August
% 1851
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
THE PEIROLEUu MARKET

Twice the price of crude petroleum has gone to
60 cents per barrel the and each occa
SION the pressure Of sales heavy enough TO overcome
the buying that appeared those figures The trade Is
puzzng itself the question whether that quotation
represents practically bottom whether II s but halfway
house on the way another bad break No important
change can be reported in the position OF the commod'
iy Production Is still dstancng consumption but there is
reduction Of 100000 visible supply, made
since August. 1854. De before
ter max num good deal Of anxiety expressed over te
Lima ana fnay, Ohio fields the erection OF renneres
Nch mas been begun there lends color 70 the Idea tA o
viey smelling product be treated with IN manu-
factre Nevertheless n Is not generally believed that Lima
OIL can compete with the Pennsylvania better grades except
Al much higher prices than prevail The washington
nrl attained s maximum last week, the gauge exceeding
loVVO barrels and Indications still wanting Oi decline
IN that great district gauges the dates ap
pended
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
rrRoPEAx PRopucE MARKETS.

Aug 2i.FrOylsons-i,acOn. Cumberland Cut
as Sd Long Clear Mdtlos. DDS 3D. short Clear MidGles
.35s I'd: Ribs, Us Shoulders 3is per cwL Beri
Is 0d for India Ness Ness AS I'D Pork
4 It'd; Western. 5Js Od LaTd-Amercan 34s Prime
ern 35s 3D.. on. 32s. 3D. Hams-Long cut SIS. I'd.
Shoulders 3Js I'd Buter77 per cwt for finest nied
Cheese-AmcTlcan Choice. 4Js. I'd. Whcat-ked
Western spring. OIL 6s IOd. Red Winter, Sd.
Is gd per GENITAL New No. Winter 6s ID: do. No. 2
-prfnR 6s Iz; New Mixed Western AL I'd California No
Is d 6s lid DO. No. 2 IS I'd ats I'd per centai Pro
dnce-SpT1ts OF Iurpenne. 2ss OIL 40 AT London. Z7s
DER cwt Refined Petroleum, Cd per gallon Clover Seed
aias Amerlcan. Us. 3D.. Prime City per ogt
IS. 3D. Pale, lis. Cd GOs Oi Lnseed Oh
ls al per Provisions-American Refrigerated Beef,
nd oarters fore quarters 3a. per Hops al Lon
dnT-New. YORK Stale. "a. 5s I'd
The receipts wheat for past three days $4,000
ceafals inc uding lO2.OUU eentals American
OF American Le past three days were
70. 800 cenials 90 o, .oo - n. =. eoo
seed cake A6 l2s per ton; Refined Petroleum. 5Asd
Ia gallon; spirits Of Iurpenrne. 2ls Od per
VT sperm OIL, L5l per ROsin-CommOn. 81. Sd per
cwf pale lis Cd oils i'd Provlsons-Ird, 34s Cd per
cwf for American. bugzr-l2s I'd. for Cuba Cen
trugal pOaTzng &c. and lis Cd LA ID Tor MuscovadO
far refining snoat Australian 1allOw-Bee 23- od G4s
I'D. Mutton. Ud 921s- I'd Cocoanut Ou-ceylcn 40
hind quarters and rs Sd for fore quarters ep by the
.sTWTaP Aug. 2l-PetrOleum-Fine pale American. Is
30 paid and Is francs 62 ccntics seers
WcoIs closed at 90 francs 90 eentiEnes per 100
kios. ~. , c-~ - .u..u.
Wcoxs closed at 50 marks 20 piennlngs per llO ID
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23

ported.
CALvEs-Rscefpts wsrs s13 hsad sothst Tho fsel
ing steady and AL sold 1t about previous quotations
Grassers and Buttermfks ranged from 3 TO Fed caves
frum ga 70 &c few Fair Choice Veals sold at 81
sales.Dlenback Dewey; ll5 Grassers and Buttermns
Calves l73 b. at 3sc 80 DO l61 D Mt 3c so Fv caves
rs ID, az 3sfc Vess 208 b at &c DO l45 n, al s
Hume Mullen SO Grassers few Fed Calvesl III %. AZ
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 22 n cars OF I, 7s4
head IL cara At 60hs and IL Jersey CITY Iot
Tor the week 35307 head against 40 f52 head for last week
Demand less active closing barely steady for sheep and &c
lower on Lambs
Common to Fair Sheep 3sa4sc Ordinary to Primo
Lambs at 5d6ac. AL sold.
sales-Dlenback 4 Dewey: AZ Sheep. 30 n at 4c
10 western do - b at c 2 Canada lambs 5S 10 a. &C.
80 90 10 n at 6sci 1872 state do 65 H. at % 10 DO oS ID
at 6a1c
Hume Mullen: l6 shee 81 n. at &c; DO ll3 ~
AZ Ti III Pennsylvana Lambs 81 b at &C. lSs state uo
II 10, NJ bAzc 81 do. "a n, at GaI-
Halenbeck 4 Davis 69l Canada lambs, 73 =. At $50
sherman Culvert $50 Indiana sheep 30 ~ AZ - =, oor
uhn Il Buckmeham 2jO Indiana Sheep ~ ~ AZ &c 80
state 90 81 %. at 3c Pennsylvania Ewes l2J 10 AZ -
Jersey DO llt D. at &c; 22l Pennsylvania Lambs o1 ID al
j. r sadcr CO.. 1875 Kentucky lambs SO b at &c; 229
90 ~ b AZ 0'4c u Kentucky sheep lO5 b at 2c lo- no.
lu5 ~ az &c; II do, 81 b at &c do 30 ~ At 3c , ~
- n fldcock llO Canada Lambs II n at 694c az 10 -
~ ~ tc lj6 Kentucky do 90 b at 5sc; 4S do oJ ID NJ
5 ~ keutv KY Sh,op los n at 4ltc l33 INDIANA 10
los 10 AZ 4c 81 DO, l07 y. at 4c o. do 80 ID AT &c;
DO ITO - AZ Sc late yesterday so Kentucky sheep 80 10 AT
4c DO 50 %, az &c 2ls Kentucky Lambs % n, az 70 %
Newton Gllett: PIG Indiana Sheep III 10. az ~:
henn1Ky do 80 n at 4c ~ do 9S 10. at 4l2c liz heh
hO1S-iteceiPts were y Of 1853 head-Zf cars ~
jersey Cly aud i0thst Total for the week 81 10
heal against 80 las bend last week Market steady az "a W
40 10 With load O Western sold the inside figure
Sales-J o. smith: 1856 Western Hogs, lt2 10, AT ~ w.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE
A renewed activity IN the real estate market wao
apparent toward the Of from the greater nn
Der OF wants" posted he brokers hss The improve
business prospects, generally demand
this time Of the year. and buy
Some Of the brokers are beginning % return 70 town sna
good fall = The feature at the momens
The following table contrasts the aggregate amount Of
corr corresponding sa % week % q Last year p'''"s
Scw $3.50 $3.50 $3.50 1860 ss9s
The sales reported by the brokers during the week amounted
The important sales by private tho fol-
S%'ss sHs soy 9d for
W Warren tlreestory brownstone house, No. west
brick dwelling. Ne2l4 Ess, Friy.nn!h q. or $1,000
and twenty fouris $500: two three story private
iWsnss Nos = IS and rs L ieI3gioo ave. ior $1,000
ioT s i9SI story & eee'e No
brokers nesting on saturday there al Cor ID
spSs & or rse Ps eeSx Or Tour house 70 r ss f E
and vest Of was called or 20 rent for sssss
about s6o6Oo and a four story awegg hoass betweeA
the rent not 70 exceed az 100 About scrcs adjoining
Yonkers and Hastings and near be railroad station we're
town y j. exchange for city property or would s for
sso9 e. aesr e.tsri a1G Ts oT sTrk s25oS ~
co % Sa SomPag P sS' PSsa % cent Sa
cent
yyw.YoRK Saturday. Ana. 81. 1884
No sales were made at Exchange and Auction Room
to-day
as total % Tsa1ss at the the GS s%
ended with saturday. Aug. H. was t@<Sv.
LIST OF AUCTIONS
week ending with saturday Aug 2s the foiowing
be held the Exchange and AucoA
Room:
THURSDAY. AUG. 90
BIZ Richard '. fdrnet d Co.
Foreclosure Flanders referee right. title and IN
terest 100 5--tOry building 100 3D.
so II Macdougalst lot 25x37 and Jstory building,
No - BrOOme- ~ OF Columbia i Dot 20x5l2 ani
2 story dwelling, No 35i East 74th-st 60 II w OF
lst-ave.
FRIDAY. AUG. o.
By HOrGtio Heir,Qltes.
Foreclosure sale Ransom reeree lot 2Jxe2 and ist0ry
dwelling No 20 West 2Oth-st n $50 70 o. 5thave.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRAVsFERs-S " CITY
The following realestate recorded
the Registers Office to-day
lstave e : 1911 n of l25th-st. 25xT5; A Cragin
and wife 70 II Hl.....-. ...............-- $1,000
S3d-st loo n e OF 7thave. 17.6xs2xi7.6xto Hy
Nook Rrandenbnrg- ..--.....---.-.-- 100
9thst n = 1873 II W of AVID 20xJ2.3 VIM Fritzei
and wife % n Keie and wife .---..--------.- 800
l22d-st, n 81 II " Of lstave lOXlOOllNl0xlU1 .
Harmon 10 J Cartwright
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23

AgAu ast week, Ia comparing the bank exchanges at
Ne" YORK. ss well ali the principal cities, the
exchanges tue two proc eding years coa-
SIDERABLE s0Hanc should be made for the activity of
money aad the consequent frequent changing OF oans
uuflhg ias week. IL would be safe say that the
eAaAges arising from Stock Exchange transactions were
"T,eAsel 70 per csnt by thai cause.
Inc bank exchanges AT the New York Clearing House
u tAIee years compare as follows
Ms,k ending Aug % lss+. Aug %, Iss5 Aug 81 1886
10 s1aTs S' 5s1S 5 SoA9S3teS sel3525ssGa sa
The mOnetory situation iast was aggravated b5
sne discovered Irregularities at Boston well as Oy
better demand for money AT ali the principal nnancia
centres. but New-York stood The strain We'll and Inc
srase rate for money al the Stock Exchange was not
,s' 0Aa. rate Is per cent, and that Is the universal
purely ggoe mercantile paper 1t was
a. Ment OF god shipments from Europe and OF
90, isioHa bond cal should nave had any Immediate
bond eiH viii 'Iey rates nevertheless they did The
res eject Iii "TRIP the money market so little thar its
.;rsp wiz not be felt unless there 1rst 10 such
i1onseney i1o As to reduce the prices OF As 20 under
Of bond, A. -. ~ 70 under lO6; such payments
fhors6 80 arc MAce will be slow apd In drfblets nj
for bonds sas es.aiy iAst week paid out S262372
ture r1cst included IN the l4Oth calL TO
,'P'omboi o. but the Instances of DIFFERENTIATION
Treasury TO secnrs Dse.ase tho bonds no; Ia tue
thore. 1,.-.o oiIcuation widely scattered. Au-
he fnT-,c as 70 the amount OF gold that may
'en a. no" lhe movement Is not free and parnra1 me-
se'a rates Tor exchange It is strain TO import
s, Az LONDON the open market ra,s ,or monev Is
siose e up 10 the bank rate ana the a., 70 r1, ,d
s2i "a on" Is = remsrkably low Tor this season
so 0,o against s25. 495. 900 At dste OF 1853
g. 200 10 1884. a23 900 IN Iass sol 81 no
a. ana 323, 752 900 IN ls1 Al tS1 DE- IN 1SS1
~. h oi England rate for money was Der cent aud
doms.,,ceo anceo 70 per cent on September 10 The
s.'ue sosue exchanges all against this civ and
q NJ ~o continue 80 tili after October.
viii s.,,. Dc sAnguino temperament which
~, ,Ae that gold importAtions during tbe
tsr ~o mouths viii supply tho demands from the in
snic and Nest But unless it be because OF
49, or some untowArd event which shnEes
tnsn , snere ls no reason 20 expect anything nore
sSna ~ iAr D per cont money market
a.. bsspse he monetary 1Drry general business of
~ w moved satsfactorily last week The GALES
utioh OF general merchandise, II not equal 10
~ee0psuons of come. were In aatisfactory propor-
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23

There was no new feature refined oil market but
" a sympathy with the
crude Quotations unchanged al oa cents
per gallon. Abel test.
Oh CITY. PENN Aug. 2l.-Crute ON-National Transit
Certificates opened OPS. highest price, o5 lowest
price closed, sales 2,237OOO barrels. cearances
25-6uVO barrels cAlrtera l3 10 uAIlcts shpAeA1s
barrels
PIrTsBURG. Penn. Aug. u Crude OU-Petroeum nrm
Nat ona Transit Cernces opene 62 and closed at 3d.
highest price. bJ .Owrst price, 81 =
BRADFORD. PENN. Au-. 2L-Crude Ol-Nauonal Transit
Certificates opened G2s and closed az 81 highest prcc
t3 = lowest price, 69- clelrlnces. l,55.,JOO barrels
TIrUsvI-LE Penn Aug 2l.-Natola Transit Certificates
opeae At 62 AMI % highest price, 63's lowest
nrInA
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Riss-. yssseis ant q IiIroI1a
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

COFFEE-The market for Brazil growths firm one,
prices being advanced 10 the as OF O for fair Rio
Sales 10000 bags fun value Mild quiet and
steady. sales. 5000 bags Maracaibo options opened at IN
changed prices barely steady and closed $50
a 40 February. $40 as45i August s3j $40: septen
Der. S3saS.fO October S.30d-.4O. November $50 q
ss5 December S3Ods.35. Sales 1C. $50 bags.
COTTON-spot prices changed to-day and fne
ard Sales $40 bales eco bales
last evening" including 200 bales for export and $40 bales
for consumption receipts September 365. .l3S
bales comparing with s7l7,s9O bales tie corresponding
period Last year.
area afolla
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK Saturday, Aug 2l-BEEVEs-Recepts were
80 ears OF 529 heads at Jersey CIV and ears az
G0tff Total for the ESQ head, against D. 100 head
last week There u for exporters aud cars
for the markef of much Importance car load OF
KenfucEy steers averaging I45l .. sold 10 MI ooa
smith sf 50 So Most 6 the late arrivals yesterday were
closed out -, - a.. .a..,.., thar
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
coURr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY

srpsvvR CouRr-cHANBRRs- Before Potter J-Noa II,
10 49, So 49, So 9s lO6 lo7 ~ i2l las las lSS l5A
ISb lb8 l57 l5s Ije, loo. l6l. loo. l6l, loo.
s.,seoaIrrs CoUHT-BeQre Rollins $40 day calendar
straRnR CouRT--srKcIA TgRn-PAnT L-ho day calen-
dar. - No. , ...o,-u.. t.r
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23

The gauge SATURDAY 56 wells, August "a
nom 90 ON August nom Is. July 81 from H. and On July
"A from a wells
The figures Of all the pipe lines, however are more en-
month 1856 barrels against average last m9nh oi
aruaJ barrels ia June OF 1873 barrels and n May 9I
aOo59 errris The deliveries average ~ 5S2 narrelsi
against I-8G1 barrels III July 72l5J barrels III june ana
$3.50 barrels IL May 1sere not "a be any
chance OF heavy addition the above ground IA
August Here the reports from August 10 10 charters
10 August 2U:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23

The lrket for mining stocks last week dan and
The transactions the Consolidated ami
Petroleum Exchange amOuHted 10 only 1870 shares
$1,000 shares for the precrdln-
Suiro Tunnel weak and declined TO cent.
Tue OutsrO silver Mining Company has declared its
23d dividend for July, amounting $4,000, payable
Al the oftce OF Lounsbery Co.. Mills Building August
81 Transfer will close August %. Total divide nds
date, -, ,625,OUO.
CLOSING Prices Of BOSrOy STOCKS.
Boston. Aug 2l. 1886.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
Excess
Runs. Deliveries. runs. Charters
u l.37g7i6 l.35J.lI5 lJ,oyl SO!
Il

Iota barrels. l37t 10 L35JlI5 lJDyl oJ3!3y
Average per day.. 1850 1882 s24 43.l5s
Up 10 tue lay OF week The certificate market
was iTcssinsy dun SATURDAY. however prov ed to be- an
active day the sales 5,SOuOuO barrels swelling the weeks
record nearly 2lOOUUU Tho general tendency OF
prices DOWN. from 81 dO2 To 90 cents but win
10 ceuts
The close 10 te best pont and the market was ex
cited written II
that II was professional owing 20 Its lie tsuch
~ 10 was to s,.Apers One guess - "a
good anOthers with rie 10 the ultimate course oi prices
but these cts patent The OF oil l. 80 low That the
present Oi Tie might 10
discounted large short interest Of producers and wall
street no
eral holding OF long Oh bc detectrd II leader should
appear speculative conditions would be
Responsive 10 sharp
Te prices total dealings al the Consolidated
Stock aud Petroleum Exchange Tor Tie list three weeks were
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23

Rye 1000 busn, Barley 10000 buSA sAipmsnss-1louf.
5000 bbis Wheat 5000 bush; Corn, <,0V0 bu1hi 0Aeb
1900 bush Rye. none Barley. none
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
rrnnnrAN r1NANcIAL MAaKErs.

LONDON Aug 2I-l2:30 p. m,-Unted states Four Ier
Cent Bonds "a; do Four and Half Per Cent Bonds
ll3 Atlantic and rea, First Mortgage Trustees
Certificates 52; Mortgage l57s Canadian n
ehc. 6eas Erie 81. Illinois Central, 1894 Mexican Ora'
nary. 433l 81 Paul Common, S54 New-fork Cehual
ll2Aj Pennsylvania. 59as Reading, l31s - -.
l30 m-Paris advces quote Three Per Cent Rentes at
SO francs II y centmes for the account
LoSpos Aug 2ll mAtantc and Greaa aOS MSt
gage I5s. Pacific 2 Erie 337s do. second
Consos lO4i Ia st. Paul Common a5i- Reading. l32 -
Paris advlces quote Three Per eues 50 francs ~
the account. and exchange London al 20
francs 30 centimes for checks
spanish Fours. 6lls
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
oiaaons based on the American STANDARD Of classification

Good Good oriRary;:.c.;- 93,e NT,i l1T Mladns~-----
Options moderately active and the whole
lar prices showed decline Of 2a points while the
figures represented substantial change these
figures. Total sales GC,SOO bales.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
Ciip propertp 60 Get.

Gin propertp 60 fet.
TO LET-House No. 316 East l3th-st.; IL
i rooms al improvements. Forpsrtcn@rs lppy o.
HIRAM MERRITT. 81 Shave.
ITO LET.-An elegant second floor saloon,
flushed ana part OF a trd 10 small family % siu e
only Inquire 10 b~s' o-'h 81
rTO LET.-A newly fitted up store, 80 Beck.
'I-" RCIANp & WHITING BeekInsn..t.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
vARRAGANSEH'R HOTEL
ESTATE.
MORTGAGEE'S SALE.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION. on
Thursday, September I'd, A. D.. 1856,

\ II OALDth ~, ON AltE
BY virtue power Of sale contained In that trust mort
gage deed made by TIE Wheaton Hotel Company co9I aon
created General Assembly oi te state ot khe AMI
10 the Rhode Island Hospital Trust company trustee laid
February 22 \. D. lS-l. and recorded 10 the once ~ me
Deeds the CRY OF Pr1vience IN sad -t" q
Rhode Island real estate mortgage book No 100 al .s
SEQ the condition Of said mortgage deed having ooeh
broken
All that tract suae IN said city ~ Pruvdenee ana
bounded northeriy Broad east-ry by ograce
land 81 TIE Providence Opera House ~
sociatou and westerly Eddy street together with All 20
Narragan-eft hotel ant al other M
provemens said land and also All the iurniture cr
bedding gasfxfures heath cO0kn AID aunry appifanf
steam engines boilers and all other I.rsonal estate
every and desr pon belonging 10 said Wheaton ho'a
Company IN said hotel
Notice hereby Of the intention of said NOR s1ge
and OF he hOndhoders under said mortgage and anf an
either them upon the above dtSrioe properly AZ
said "a any pOstponeuent adjournment uhrto
Ten Der cont purchase money viii be required ~ -
maid al the and the 0f the purchase money
pou the delivery the deed. which will be- mort gaEefs
deed In the foru and rry for delivery AZ The banking
rooms Island Hospital Trust company 20 ,t
city Providence III hsDAf, september - l-7o Al
Il O'Clock n.
RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL TRUST COMPANY,
Trustee
Bv II J. WELLS. President
Providence. n T., August ?, 1855.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
1IvE srocK MARKErs BY rrLraRAPH.

CHICAGO. Aug 21.Ths DrorerS Journal reports Cdhe-
Receipts 1900 mead shipments 500; market slow ship
ping - 20 - Is StOckers and Feeders ~ 2O0t3 %
Cows Bulls and Mixed al OOa 50 IS Bulk. e2 400s2 7o
through Texas Steers. t2 75a 80 10
Hogs-Receipts head. shipments. 5000; market
steady Rongh Mixed ~ 009s4 70 Packing and ship
ping 81 80 - 90 Light Weights - 9OGSi 50; sps ~ %
- 80.
sheep-Receipts 700 shipments 400; market steady;
Natives 50 Is; Texans 81 rs 50 90; Lambs II W
a IS 10.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
/ esterday. To-day

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 81, 1856.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23
Gitrations tOantco-- Glales.

JltrGtlcfS lUlnlcO---tIuIrs.
BUTTERFLY an intelligent, respectable
ID Young experienced butler. or otherwise is care
J Jli " H' tribune rptoSn nice 1855 Broadway.
DUTLER. INDOOR SERVANr-In a small
I'D family respectful careful and CAPABLE excelen&t & Fes
l.23- Broadway
pUTLER or WAITER.-By good indoor
ID servant 10 snail family reslecuuL SaIgiyl am am
Tribune Uptown once. 1926 Broadway.
DUTLER or VALEr.-By a neat young man;
ID good references call or address JOHN SAVAGE
COACHMAN.-By a sober, honest and care
y Nm driver prompt and eient 1I% Ia, ns 9qTsss
5istisT 5is 'iS. --''' --.l 10 ----- e--Y1, - ~ -
COACHMAN and COOK.-By marie d
nc 'qpp eve ap paTSar or Woad ike situation as @
manager understands marketing &C. good salesman VIE
hfstcla-s cook N all It's branches both willing 20 make make
themselves generally qsetg city or country & e,t eis5 Lex
Broadway
COACHMAN.-By an experienced city driver:
~ drstclass thoroughly understands the care ana
ece seal or adrsss " NJ 3lI Fourtave harness store
COACHMAN, GROOM, UsEFUL-MAN.-By
- young man hTsttass Goa, anan, thoroushy nnaer-
willing to himself generally useful about gentemAns
sWEDE, tribune Uptown Office, 1898 broadway.
COACRMAN.-By a frst-cass and reliable
honesty soDrety aud ability Gail OF address Tor Aree
days P F. IA last 5Ithst
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By married man;
- would prefer live the country can milk tve Years
for sobrey and honesty & wil " o5 % oup@ @ wv m
NOACHNAN-COOK, &c.-By married
- connie: man hrsicass coachnan; understands all is
duties thoroughly would IKE situauon as arn dnAHer
To make himself generally useful about gent eman's place
WIFE hrs'cass cook OF e1serad % ~ oSn nO'CIzh @ r
country AMERICAN. Tribune Uptown once 1928
ENGINEER and MACHINlST running a
II Corliss engine hrst-eas: references -. ,...,,u
LIARM HAND or USEFUL-MAN.-By
young Swedish the country undcr rstands care 0t
iarl good reference 29 East leth-st
CARDENER.-By a married man as farmer
~ and vegetable gardener WIN be ios nj
1c2ss and SeeI T sss ' p,d 5s5S o I' s I Bren%y
GARDENER and FLORIST.-By married
" with children has had 20 years experience and
25i S5i 'AlsiSa Asaorla o l. l.. \ =
TANITOR.-By a respectable man; under
stands the charge houses over and reia0e best ref
erence. Address MEALS 3l2 west -oiAst.
felp Uantfo
pOY WANTED IN an iron company's Office.
- Address IL Owl "A " H.. + oBoz l5si y. Y City.
Doarn dno Rooms.
East Side.
4 NEWLY FURNISHED, cool and pleasant
IA room; gentlemen only reference li0 EAST 27rH-sT.
near LcKingt0n-ayc
MURRAY HILL.-A desirable house with
4F1 improvement and splendid for
families and gentlemen desrous Of comfort equal to nrs
class hotel professional cook and waters; cuisine
specially references exchanged For terms &c address
A. f., Box 31o Tribune Uptown Onlce, l,25o Broslway
TX EAST 46rH-S STA New England lady
LIZ desires few select bOarers references required
Flats auo Rooms 90 fet.
A FOR RENT.-ApartmeDts iD the " kut-
~ land broadway 57thst steam heat eirN A1ot
and attendance equal 10 nrsteass hotel RESTAURANT NJ
tAcAed
New-York tribune., 1886-08-23

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
CHARLysToy, Aug. 2l.-TurDenflne steady az BIC.
sAvASNAH. Aug. q 2l.-Turpentine firm az 32c.
WILMINGTON. Aug 2l.-lurpentne nrm at Sc