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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-05
THE ST, JULIAN
CAREER 3.}ger>,

A. 7. SrUBLOCK, 2ropr,
Having bought the Barber shop OF Albert
Heines, ask the patronage of formercus-
TONERS and the public. All kinds of first
clas9 work done In the best style. shay
Ing 10c. Hair Cutting ana shampooing
36c each. San Francisco ST., SANTA EE
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-05

Il" n:chnu's Golden Balsam No,
ElftS Chalcres, frs and .cond s:aTcs;
SCf'sCn tho Legs and Body; Sore Ea:s,
Eyes, Nose, etc, Coppor.c 'lor1d Blotches,
Nyphi!itIc tatlrIh, diseased Scalp, and all
primary lo"as OF tho disease known as
syphilis. Price. SO 90 per Bottle,
T." Richnu's C "iden Ba,sam No. Z
Gurts-lertilry, bIcrcuria' SYpAilitic Rhou.
,nntisrl, Pains in tho Bones, Pains in the
Head, back Ct tho Neck, liberated Sore
Throat, Syph!lit:c Fash, Lumps and con-
tractcd Cords, Stiffness Of the Limbs, and
"71dicates all disease from the system,
whether caused by indscrcti'n or abuse
ct Mercury, having tho b. >od pure and
healthy. sPrice IS co per oitlc.
j." itfchaEs'S Golden y 'aufgh Anti
,sota for ito cure OF Gono-rAcca, elect
Irritation Gravel, and oil Urinary or Gcni.
"a! Heterogeneous. Price 81 SO per
li0.tlG.
ha Eichau'1 Golden Spanish In
jocti II, for s?vc"c cases Of Gonorrhqa,
l1fimm,t to y { !cct. Stricturcs,&c Price
81 } per Bottle.
l" Eichuu's Golden Ointment
i,r the eli Ctiyc healing Ct Svnhi.tic Sores,
mi cruot;ona Prico@l 20 pr BOX.
! q IicharI's Golden Phi Serve
1a1 Bra treatment; loss OF phyBi al pow.
". eNcefl or ovCr-Wor'i, lrostration, etc.
PRICE 60 GO per Eox.
'EJntc md Neryine,
SAT- everywhere, c, 0. D., securely packed
pee express
{. II. RICEAuCS 81 co. Agents.
- Il 40 Sanso:no street, Corner Clay,
S'n Francisco, Cal. a
CIRCULAR MAILED FREE
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-05

SANTA FE SOUTHERN AND DENVER q RIO
GRANDE RAILWAY COS.
Scenic Route OF the West aud Shortest me to
Pueblo, Colorado springs and Denver, Colo.
SANTA ~, n. NJ, May 20, 1889.
Mail and Express No. daily except sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

oNew.York Friday, July 5.-BEEvEs-R Receipts were
Side siaushsrers a. carosis At wesSavken for export
30 carloads OOthst Tor ir Eastman. and 20 carloads
The very light Offerings and favorable weather made
Of PeT 100 s cSsf IS asa an al
. Ordinary to Prime Native Steers sold a. % o. L2s
ChsssSS OXEN rem At % S o. At g ''as' ~ ana 'o
Dressed Beef rifle hnner. and selling OF sa9 34e
per for Ordinary 10 Good Sides, with strictly Prime
Private cable advees received to-day quote Refrigerated
Beet steady at Lad, or seant l-2e per American
e Cattle ssd IT, a. II S2 on dTsed w Tfss
ositie $50 quarters Of Beef aud the Landaa city
Ihe ornocO to-day with Al Reeves and 70 sheep
See e the Hfn 10 ne Smon
ne Sc % aSIpt G 20 Meyer
s q Pc loo r InfPfs 1s's
"a IS % do 1865 D. at 81 s. i2 Chicago Oxen
+ x.Hassr s, ass
fsSss Ss g. a. isgq H. at z ss DO. iaoS r.
"ss sadsr &C. i TX Kenius Ct p e, 1887 at q
Il g. S s " 49, 80 issc az i a 81 OC
.S a. 1880 So q so at ST. do i'o d. at g %
~ Goias&t e. 20 kentucky saless" 1920 At
az p go % o. 1873 fiss g. a. q 2 q Is
as 49, 1888 a2St a. 3 "a q III 10 49, LOO DO"
g 10; IS do. 1910 II, at 81 80; 10 do. 1902 ID at
81 ea%c S S % iws dnSs and 9& higher
Calves sold 70 S5s sss 2 per 100 Fed do
Coco 70 rTs M cooler clear Weather and moder
ate 8seep sas dresssd Calves improved
7sc city Dfessod at 6sSsc Dressed Bastorlks
Mos M n ed Ws'ssr1 a. c q s.
CAVES ia At 3 $Sl q Dc; 100 B At ssS7a' 1913 do
'I ben n e. g b b. FSd Calves 1876 n
V'fA H lar M on 10 u ve,ls 1o9 ~ sbc No,
81 ! % g-e : b Baiss%sIiS5, "a
SHEEP f fid H%b f MES for days -
loads q si14 head. of which Is carloads arrived 'N''
, Sss os 1aa a ssys
Bales Of poorest best sheep were era at % Sa a. and
n and esl sTs from prime ns%s'
Joseph P sold at Sc They are h seposH s 20 eus DS 0
fn ss1 load q n so Fde69 A S yiR
3 'St,sg' :! g g. g g sa' a. 50
I'R RsaSs g Ct IS Is kentucky sheep 10, n
" f2 50 Fsntp' Ho hsnfi z g LIN
I e At 81 b 81 !. - s. 81 e ssa + zsaasr'
ps9SseE begsssy ye.t ss S 1853 Western Sheep
b, Harrington 25O Kentucky Lambs 60 n at 81 90 4;
% N Csie ss g g Sapsis S Ohio
asG Ju ssS''G BGckinsham 10 west Virginia o. ~ At
50 10 DO % ", at "a 26e West Virginia Lambs 90
yesterday and today Y carloads ssIs. ri, q
rmer and Common to Prime Hogs are auOable "a 90
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.
Buffalo July 5-Cattle Receipts last tventyfog hours
time last week 1880 Consigned through 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06

falling OF in the volume Of business today p Da ne
sas In nsa u better o grades S:
Ssrs sSppsrs S s%S s' aoa 1s
s S9' 600 800 boil sSss Lex 81
S isn %es isass Ssi. es S
so ~ w ssss Wheat s gs sb Fine
e ss' Is oaS.stsas CITY Os West 3 Ina .ss
sSsss ss S'!ss sss:s q: sy s$.,s. }sss
$SSs :. Sst ' sS:y 81 .
sss.s Il t.ssa sSS S.sssIy S-fSs e.
q 20 sftS g sgDe'aaSs ss sgfp ao sf
sgS b. s. s sspp RS's Grades
Es% F3RsS e ssssd
SIS S5 supsaae q o5ss2 Fancy IS yellow
Western saSe aE 4 s. ssssa 49, " 81 10
voS 4 .S, "a sg $a sans S's
sn[sa in and Ss,os 600 Qns
PRACTICALLY sas de's say delivery at
Sssd i os SSi9F
s %s r .aa sy sss sh arse h
& 5 e. sSyss. rss
sSd Sos 'si
by See &c sHSs sSf sas sSa q
Dess@ser .. Sps.sd ana "a 20 foesa buying but
ss.S S sSss Gd c g Il ss
Sc 6 sc q ssa
81 50 1se The sp0s ADVANCE Exporters took loads
sS e1S,Hs the rBBn nsHs
s ss SSS bushels spot n Red
is sPssrGss %ss q Sssd s' 81
ss:ss a. SsS
s's Sar5;saaq Ia egs ss s
STATE SSSgssd at SSdSo sN spcs ruled
weasr today and closed about 14c lower on d%n
Ts So4s eoa s'c p 'SSH e
shippers and the nG| and ia @SU n@ ta
sSw HRyCa and August closed isc be while later
60 as spe nSsuas
3 ssl5 ps IL, aSs s
Agsu y 29 9 s ssci G Il as se
O. lrs Set9D declined about ana sie
od f STy G%sassy as ss s's
g f9 sss s?s she's iNPS' n;sdss
delivered Ne w9 gtsaG ss 1 %Ss s 3d. s Ns
q osob ssD IS BE- % 2C ( SIC
40 $500 digging 60 sso 81 g Is od GENR 100
g. Su? 7oSsoc 9? shsrps sOSs5c Rye Feed e5S7oc
stronger M% AS assy aS ss+' 1s1 Rsy "s S
sE lss s'' SINAI. in9 s2Sss SS NJ @
$685. $780, Sa .OJ Rye
the market has dun look without showing any important
change State choice lSSs, 22a23c medium 2Oa2lc 40
common leal7c: do 1887 6G1oc; do 1856. 4d6c Pacific
Coast choice 1883, 2lc Medium, 1890; do common,
19S1on: do 1887 case; Eastern and Wisconsin, new,
iGS 2Oc Foreign new, S3d4Oc
METAIs-Business in American pig as made Tp Of
small lots was toieaby air the past wGeS hi8n we
quote Standard Northern Brands s17@sis for No
Foundry sI5 5Oaa6 for No Q Grey Forge ranges from
si4 Is up to sl5 So according to brand sCoTCH PIG
Ss3ec Gnss g S Ss9 Is Gsrtser
S HsPiee 2Ss2i 50; Eenton, sisqsle % Dal%ens
STEEL RAILsouoted az s2sSs2s 25 but notang has
Snot Lake quoted OF 12c and firm .LEAD-Quiet and
steady at la4.O5e spot. .TIN-Du No business
on the Metal Exchange to-day.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY active and nrm; 30 test quoted
II Zoe: New. Orleans 2Sa40c latter fancy. Sales 300
bhds Trinidad 81 1.2c and cargo Of Cuba at 81 LIE
for so test
NAVAL sTORES-SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Had less
demand to-day. but prices steadily maintained ;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06

ana sSSs'fSs d y a strained II TO- Good d
90 q Pei q to y "a sO e e. e. w. = 7S H.
OCEAN FREIGHTs-D Demand for steam grain seeemmo;
sTs5 SsSt. & .isS
decline The ensssenep.s consisted Of "a loads
/ SSsr ssd a. Sp g Esr sss s'G
s e & AsT P TiD pss hence 3 4.
ceyion. D hence ''VS ' IivsTpso 1000 bCis
ss's $,ss sss$
Sss 4 Hs' On issS Leone
T SSsSa. ASS ?isA; and f1fs
Ps Po, N Os Schooner Ss
Apaaehicoa New York lumber, 50 50 and Wharfage
s ssSSSRsT. o S Buck and ws%
Ssu Salem q ESsTssadf S1H % @
oLsThsFe Is 9ue! feeling in al sru SS
s ssTss s S' re asSu; sum ssad yellow
cfyon se GSssa ra4 2' ils COD s &C.
western ssssee i0iSSdh TsSx
sh. I pressed ?"A'6 5eachcd winter
ea ss1s 1885, slpsesea SSss
sS ps SGas %Sis S S'ss'
sS sg ss sss 9 S
s s,s sca siH B.n
party ,os !ssy
Ms;; s s4H az sisfs s.
f Pas s @ Eh 4Ss ~ sS e
CUT MEAfS-Rqe ss strong p,lcss On fairly active
Goo Si.3 s s 6GoS s f iSoc P Rdsa
7ci 10 5SSS7 49, 3 at PIG 9laS
P eR sPGgds5s .a Smoked do S, Ia.
Short b 5a od ' s Fl9f! Zee do
80 1ae do September $1,000 Ia s51 fas D
y 51$., %ssSs1 oSsy
pS"s and cs Ssea az hS S T light
CITY Steam again lower sales $50 ies o Gos; July
& os1 sso om iD s so1 q
SsSc sizes 1000 tcs 6sssS sc Refined Continent Con
STTTE@TSc feeling eSn9ges and unsettled
i7S17 Pc state and Pennsy vania CeameIy t1bs 17S
i i5a 1gc % ~ iS Srs rGaa @ s Is
E s tubs tubs p eso: 5S See AIR.
I@sion GSeamey choice Soc | 40 good to %oo
sSS S,2 ssa fsetSEy tS IL sa5 af seconds
cHEEsE-Fancy coOred had fair demand today while l
S s.ssdy was Sp 20St o% en' osE sss yaS en-
'Is'se 9s yS aSs
quest State ana i Canadian l4c
sa sgqA lsa Bags Mola ss:f aroe g
Centrifugal n Lotto lac for 90 ,es and Sc for 80 Il
90 test s He: .. REFINED-In good demand
and strong Gra9ula,ed 1-Sc higher cru P6T
drsd 5sc eI3pyiqa sS sL Mould "A" s sSs - d
~ . si9as%c; White Extra &C." s4Gssc; Extra "C,'
77saslsc; "C" 7sa774c; yellow. 7Ssa72c-
STEARINE-Qulet and unchanged. City, 3ic.
western &c. oleomargarne, &C. Sales 10000 ID
outof-tOwn- Co
TOBACCO-Kentucky steady and IN good export de
mand Tansaetions in seed leaf comprised 100 CAGES
1853 New. England Havana zoe 100 do lsss Wisconsin,
Joe 100 cases 1887 do II LIE 81 do 1887 State Havana
IL 34c $50 do sundres 5a30 $50 bales Havana. 0ecG
al 10 $50 bales Sumatra. 81 45dS2
TALLOw-In light demand, but firmly held. Prime
City quoted Ir4d4 5-16c. No sales reported.
WOoI-The foreign cables and Western advices OF
the same tenor, namely strong markets and business
his point can be completed only at higher prices Many
holders refuse offer stocks Ia anticipation OF increased
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
y.r,, river, Vessels and Railroads.
crNrpAr.MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MATEEIALTas market S,a hS'u ouoted
y.S 31aSa ,'5o H isSssi Basa g SoesS
bark ': :sa Red ssssS; s$
t27seSe m6sep sD soSss 2S German Portland 81 s5s
SccEsnd Common Line 81 per SO ds ana Fn aG
ishns 81 70 Ss Line Csc Lah 81 1882 20 per 600
e Pc, 0u's sas oa nor asnaad for Rio
,s On the spot to-day ana prices made oo, sHs AZ sl o
70 gmpaooS bags Nos. and Z, private terms MILO
so@h generally se ca better ane sdSees oS
marvel Sers prices showed advance Of Ia IRIS.
Eary tSeresfter partly BY shorts led 70 further her
buypst IoSi5 points leaving OF steady at about the
gam q uesurg Pdecined Ia pfg without having any
sS. Rio Quoted quiet Regular First 100 Gooa
ss SS bass total Stock bags Santos receipts
S'S49 Sass Keceipts at lilo July 70 July 4. 1852,
% 200 dass same time 1883, $1,000 bags zane time
ISL 2s 90 bags Receipts at Santos 5aly TO July 4
s2So 81 200 bags: same 1888, 10000 bags; same
,s 1857 bags Rotterdam 1nv rsRGr d s GOSd 4a
1.n Bras for Europe 100000 bags anoat from East
and Java for Europe, $4,000 bags Sales here N7o0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES or NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES or NETWORK DEAliN's
There was no novelty in yesterdays grain msrSrn'
Cash wheat was 81 cent BETTER due 10 the influence
OF the Western manipulation OF July options. ana
Cooo bushels taken for export, further engage
mens being rumorod. The speculative dealings IN
wheat were less than $500 900 bushels and the only
movement Of interest was in July, which rose IL
cent I'm response the bull Sacoye In Chr ago ana
closed 5-s higher at so 3-s cents: The other
months fuctuated without reaching wide range anu
The better tone OF the foreign cables excrted M eject
Deccmb.r ranged from 81 10 to s. ol6. and theu
fell 10 81 1915 cents On the curb July sold az ol@
80 7.s and December at 81 34dSs Is cents. TIC
final losses were 1-4a1-3 cent for August az - Is.
Septcmber at s5 October az so. December at 81 10.
and May 1890. % Ia cents.
There were sales Of nes;iy 100000 bushels Of corn
for export hut the cash market weakened IA cent.
The buttons were DUH with July at ~ Ia and Auguss
AZ 40 SO MP Is september unchanged az Al Ia, af
october down Ia cent ct ~ IS cents
both cash and options The futures closed is cent
lower az 2s 5s for July and August and IS Ia for
eepember and unchanged for October at Is "a cents
Lard was dull and the options fell 506 points 20 10 ."
for August, and S6 SO for the next two months.
The receipts Of -four and grain reported Yesterday
M New-York Philadelphia, Baltimore ard Boston were
as follows: Wheat. 33527 bushels; corn l5s.9S
bushels: oats 235 f46 bushels; total gisin, 'iSsA.,
bushels flour. o7.755 packages. At milwaukee, and
ST. Louis the arrivals were: Wheat. 5944s bushels :
corn 427 $40 bushels oats, ID7.cf5 bushels toV9
grain, 6s1 1856 bushels: G0ur. 1920 barfes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, July (specaD.-Wheat opened at li'tis
decline from Wednesday. was at times little above
and again little below Wednesdays close; but finally
stopped about where It started The July wheat was
again decidedly errac, advancing from 81 IL IN
So g and during this strength somewhat exciting mo
other options 1t closed however, at 81 L. ffac
ton under Wednesday. Hutchinson during the day
was persistent buyer OF this july never taking
much but ekng II pretty steadily. The trade az mo
session was small and featurcless. December wheat.
tho active option opened at 20 %, sold between
10 rs and 20 IS aud closed at 40 80. Corn opened
and closed at about the same hgqres 80 3-iaSo 80
same price, 22 IL cents for september Provisions
were weak early, but rallied before the else. and les
of not much under Wednesday. The Cincinnati Price
CURRENT estimated the weeks packing at 10000 hogs
over the corresponding week In 1858, and put every
body I'm a selling mood at the opening Hogs. too.
were cents lower at the yards As result, pork
dropped 10 cents, lard Z 2 cents and ribs cents
AT the close these prices had far recovered that
pork showed no decline al all from Wednesday. lard
only cents, and ribs only 1-o cents. u Is known
that the 30 000O 600 pounds OF short ribs here are In
the possession Of Armour & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06
gew.Yorr lao head on sale /; market

head i72o head 70 New.York; 40 head sae market
steady and unchanged.
Sheep and Lambs Tor the last tgeaiyfeu our
hours $500 head. Total for week thus far 2l8Oo tor
same time last week 3i,foo, Consigned through $500
head; 400 head % New-York 2120o bead on s,e as.
70 Good. s4de4 80; Common. 80 50dsa Good to Choice
"a 50ds5 so. -.o -.
Hogs-Receipts last twentyfour hours 1890 head
Total Tor week thus far 1870 FOr same Tine 1sg
week IS 900: Consigned through 1860 head lsV 70
New York 140 head sale demand light out hclue!s
firm Medium "a 65 Workers. - T5dsf 60 ssies chiefly
az st75 Pigs. q 75a$i 50; Roughs % oossi; Stays
80 25as3 80. ,,.
81. Louis July 5.-catle- Receipts 2t0o; shpmenntss
500 choice native ste.rs. 20 VIZ
"a os fair 10 good do ssas 90 stockers and feeders far
y good % 1908 20; rangers cornfed s loa5 % grsS
fed 81 90G2 S.. HOgs-Reccipts 4,oQO'. shifuivnts'
Loo market steady choice heavy butchens sssNo s
"a 1914 as packing. medium 70 prime, ~ 2Oaf 90 Rne
grades ordinary 70 best - 85d4 AZ. Sheep-keecips
100; shipments goo, market frm; fair 10 choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06

Is ia bad condition. ana has 10 be old low rsies;
prices range from zoe 70 81 10. Other articles un'
Receips-Flour, $50; wheat none; corn. q 800;
cats. 1900. shpmeDts-Whea, 2o00' corn. IS.sooi
S. Louie; July s-Flour ogIs, whssi-cssh lover
and very quiet. options opened 35eL2c lowos foloEd
BY stronger market aaf full ecoNesy IN AnsuH sue-
sequcntly the feeling turned weak snd seng ncfesse1
GIL outside naskets Weakening with NE rcsut ,hat prccs
declined and the close was 5sal ltc bsew ws1ro,iay;
NY ga ssss re ISly 1874 i ;. ,d 81 s's
psssas, s' Il a7s q s.s' sd Ia S s
Sec assed sep;ember 80 $50 J5c sskedi year 81 isl
elesei Sic bid osssNo trading No cash ~ ,2Ts5c
pa; July. 2ic bid August. &c BID May - ,Sc olt
RycNO held 40e BID fic asked Hay -Deinanf locsis
prairie, 80 timothy f97sl3 80. Brsn 4ss, Fansee1-
spot saabe o. 81 i4ai-oulet, unbalanced ~
Missouri quotabe 81 % Ia refined and eaemcsi ssia
s3 50. ButteF-Unchanref creamery, tSatSci .as..L
Halle Egys-Fresh quiet a. Toe. Cornmeal-tz ~
a. 90. Whskey. sf o. Provisions quiet Pork -. -
Lard-Prime steam not sa'able over f6 ~ nry ss.e
moa.sshosders q rs longs and rib. $3.50 10 w
IS s. i2 long, sSa rs 90 short clear &c 80 oi re
g 600 ssippcSo,SoG Flour 5000 wheat iooo ''''
July. so Sc August - sic. Corn DALI i'm; es.s
dafy cash. 81 So o,,ssss "a 90
1000 bush Corn 1000 bush oats. 1000 oash. oniV
nnents--wheat. 5000 bush oats. 1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06
THE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo, July 5.-sprng wheat dull closing old No.
hard at 81 25 ~, new No hard AZ 81 Oj L. GA no
/ Northern at al and No Spring a. soc no othqs
grades offered winter wheat scarce and hIm; sa'ee
No. red 05c track NJ red In store. plci NO
red soGsic; No. white Michigan, 97c asked on iatS
5000 bushels No; white Oregon sold a. 5Sc IN sto..
80 s:4Stoc; 10 yellow, 50 l.9c 40 9 90 i2e 10.
,Sh9, 90 Iec No. mixed 60 90: Flour s,r0 Ss;
Grn and unchanged; ReeeiptsFiour, $1,000 e6 dso
wheat il40oo bushels corn 100; oats io2 s0S
$4,000; BY rail- aSur. 5000 6bsi wheat 2]ooo
Boston. July 5-Flour is he'd Arm OF uie recent "a,
vance but buyers win not purchase ahead and the tore
sold up steamer yellow, 4o i2ei0 Sle stesmer As re
f6c Oats steady, with stronger tone NO. white.
80 I4a36 II. Shorts quiet and steady. Pork, que;
and unchanged Lard, shade easier Hams, higher AMI
has weak tone particularly on grades below extra
Western creamery. II t24iSc Eastern do, lSc Cheese,
dull; best Northern, large, 1913 3Ac Ege.-Heesipts
heavy demand light except foF Eastern eNSrs az is
% 900 bills 5000 sacks 10000 bushels oaSs,
$4,000; shorts, $50 tons.
CLlcacn h-The lenalnc fltnres ranced follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06

CoTToN-on the spot firm and moderately active ,o AZ
bales for consumption PCr receipts stS bales :. assd ST
last year Receipts for the week 2636 bales agams'
1896 bales week and $3.50 bales this week sst yea
Since receipts at the ports aggresat1 oeoo
55 bales comparing with SAL 29s bales for the CORE
spending time last year. ..,...,eoa
Quotations basel American STANDARD OF cassihca'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06

demands later Included In the saes 5000 n
spring Texas, 1897 $4,000 do secured do G0o00 do
spfng 90 on pyate terms 80 900 n Florida s9c 1000
Esstetn Oregon 100000 do pulled % oo2 DO Territory
10 600 do China, private terms; 10000 n Georgia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06
miscellaneous.

old TYPE METAL, type metal on blocks,
" stereotype plates, elecrotype plates and
MEAL and paper stock. purchased at STOCK
WELLS, 81 Ann-st.
w ESTCHEsTER co. BREEDING KEN.
w NELS.-English mastifs, Ulmer dogs
and ST. Bernard puppies for sale; for stand
service, "Abdallah," ST. Bernard, and
ave-, between 1904 ana 1G5th SITS. +; ONCE,
III Grand st. GEO. ]. BUPPRECHT, prJp'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06
Gifp Real estate for Sale.

A FOR SALE, the elegant private
front strictly private location; Nos. a. To-
81 East 9cd-st. Inquire OF PHI. BRAEN.
DER, No. 40 East 92d-st., or az Office no
100 East s6rh-si. also investment property
for sale.
TENEMENTS, hotels. springs mortgages
j plantations farms ana other lands
sale or exchange. Address Owner. Tribune
Uptown Office !, 23S Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-06
Citp Real Gstaie 90 Eet.

rTO LET.-Desirable Offices in the Tract
/ House. $50 NasSsu-s.. ; electric nght
elevator, steam heat. &c.
ITO LET. Lofts, IS It. By 25 IT,, steam
L elevator. with OF without steam power.
GEO. b. EDDY. 39S Madison-st
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c...o..,,.r 80, = low Midding. .. 9lSls
S StTiot Good Ordinary rs MGdlng S-S

btrict UOOd UruInafy TO VlIuH''1o -.
options-Stroneer Liverpool adviees prompted ieSr Dy
ing at the outset, all months advanced ABOUT
This was subsequently followed by bad crop eporh ever
was developed thereafter heavy selling OF jury a
August by prominent Wall street eolGS 1od 10 n6nts
md new oS4 points closing steady Sales $4,000 Dales
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Dressmakinq.

70
A RTIsTIC DRESSMAKING; imported
most reasonable prices; goods purchased II
desired hotel orders ct short notioe. Mrs.
NcELROY. 81 East 9th-st, opposite Den.
ningS
NOR LADIES OF moderate means. Nine.
Il Rrynod will make charming dresses for
a. through the dull season now approaching.
1873 slave.
>rLOVE-FITTING SUITS mada from "a
" and up rs ] guarantee u cut and III
he first liring free o. charge, evening
drs sses o specially. Miss NAfLOR, .OS
East Sist-st
wi paris with the latest styles; summer
dresses nc moderate prices; Partisan chic.
2O2 West 35th-st.
nsIss &. G.. GILPATKICK, modiste wants
WI few more Gu toners ~ home or by tho
day. 900 Iark-ave
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Gountrp Real estate for Sale.

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AT YONKERS.-Hand country resi-
"A dence, with 10 acres OF land vel stu.
ated on high ground. overlooking the HHd-
son spacious house, ample Stab.lig, gar
den0rs house. &C.; for sale mncn less
than cost Apply 10 BELLOWS WAR
Rem, Getty square. YOnkeIs.
A SUMNER RESIDENCE 70 sell or rent
"A In heart OF the Catskills, TaDnersNilie'
n. Y; pleasant location. containing IA
rooms, furnished throughout 10 minutes
walk from depot. Address GEO. w. An
DERsoN. Hunter. N. Y.
A GOOD HOUSE. 10 rooms acre OF land
"A fruit barn. &C. (; centre elevated slie
N Amherst Macs. at bargain. Auo'ess
Owner. f.. S. H.. Eastford. Com.
AT MoETCLAIR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"A residences for sale or exchange; houses
y let, furnished and unfurnishet. WIN.
ID. TAYLOR. 70 Cedar.st
COUNTRY RESI- DENCE at Long Branch.
~ on the Shrewsbury River; 8 acres OF
choice land greenhouse. s,abes &c. SHADE
ana ffuit trees. EUROPE. Tribune Office.
FOR RENT or SALE. Elegant. villa: 20
=. rooms, furnished perfect order; bill
iafd table; mountain lake yachting; fish
l.c; bcautlfni acres: fTst-class party or
s'sb oniy. Box "a. Lake Mahopsc. N. Y.
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fnnses 90 Eet. Furnished

Country.
ELBER0N, n. J.
H To let, fine large cottage, hanosomely
furnished: every convenience; large stable |,
test SURROUNDINGS rent moderate; owner
going abroad BY WILLIAM LAM r.,
GarGeld.ave., Long Branch. n. j.
ITO ENT.-Furnished, for summer. 5-acre
i place OH Orange Mountain, 90 minutes
from city: f7-roOm house all convenience
large stable and handsome grounds. w. V.
CAROLYN, 10 Wall-st.
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Conntrp Real estate for bale

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-There was slight
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Chicago, July 5.The leading futures ranged as foIows
WHEAT No

August D 80 go OS1 D 90
September 592i2 695 OSfia DO
Cash quotations follows: Flour firm and I'M
changed; No. 2 Spring Wheat sl'.ds2ci No. Spring
No. 2 oats 225i a227sc; No. Rye, 421c No. Barley
nominal No. Flax Seed, 81 % Prime Timothy Seed,
b 90 S2iasg IS Short RIBS SIDES lo9sS s. soss5 % :
Sides boxed SO Phase 20 Whisky, dIstllers finished
poo1 0al. II