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Evening journal., 1889-08-06
NoTIcE.-TAXPAYERs TAKE NOTICE

City and school Taxes for 1852.
The undersigned, receivers of taxes for the
City of Wilmington Will be at Ne 10 +. 9Th
street. between Market and King streets,
during the month of July, 1899. between the
hours of S and u in the morning, and from =
to o in the afternoon for the purpose of recelv-
ing taxes. On all taxes paid during July,
there will be reduction of 8 cents on every
dollar, and all taxes paid on or after the first
day of August. shall be payable without q re-
duction aforesaid; and all taxes unpaid on
the first day Of September shall be increased
by the addition OF per centum on the amount
thereof EDMUND p. MOODY,
Receiver Of Northern District, including
all north OF Sixth street.
MARTIN MEALEY,
Receiver Of Southern District, including
all south OF Sixth street.
Evening journal., 1889-08-06

NOTICE.-IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE
IN provisions of IAN Act Concerning Private
Corporations" notice is hereby given that
application will be made to the Hon. Ignatius
G.. Grubh, Associate Judge Of New Castle
County. on Saturday, August II, 1889, at ~ a.
m. for the incorporation of a company to be
known as ''rhe Hopes and Townsend Com
pany,n the business of which Will be the
manufacture and sale of belts, nuts, rivets
and general work in iron and steel or other
metal. The principal place of business will
be in the city Of Wilmington.
BARTON HOPES.
CHARLES q. RUMFORD,
WILLARD EAIfISBIFRY TR.
Evening journal., 1889-08-06
NOTICES.

AOTICE.-ALL PERSONS WISHING
~ Millinery and Notions at a low price are
invited to cali and examine nay stock hefore
purchasing elsewhere. Mrs. IL. h. SCOTT,
GA West Eighth street.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
IN application will be made 70 the Hon
Ignatius Grubb, Associate Justice of the
Superior Court Of the State Of Delaware, re-
I7th DAY of August A. d. 1889 at 10 o'clock in the
morning, at the Court House In Wi ningtQn,
in the county and State aforesaid, for the in
corporation of the "Delvirnar Silk Ass0eia-
ton" the object Of which is TO establish and
conduct the various branches Of silk manu-
facture, and to that end to have, po. sess and
enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges Of
'An Act Concerning Privat- Corpora
tions, npasseu at Dover. March 18th, A. D.,
1888. HENRY &. CONRAD.
Attorney for IncOrpuratOrs.
Evening journal., 1889-08-06
LosT ANn FoUNp.
FoR SALE.
SUMMER RESORTS.


DOARr ERS WANTED: GOOD ACCOM-
ID modations. 406 East Fourth street.
Evening journal., 1889-08-06
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT.-HOUSES AT KENTMERE
Il at So to sS per month. Apply at Office OF
y l.n !, i uurinn Enftnn mills. Del.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-02

fancy s TS ss spfS ss' %Se f Ss
ss5ss y sss$s iS slss, q ssss. * i've ai.ss5S:
sSPs1se sPsiHs wiz sssf ~ '- SSssR Y
200 eOl; Shipping G1sdc q SSqss !!aas and
RYE FLoyR1Rsher outlet but held fIrT sales 4S9 b6l'
s a. hssSyTRI 2 @ sss ba eSG GS 81 Angus. dv
cry by few local houses, which were caught short"
loads were RSn he ss1 az then down 70 S
ASIDE from this there was general lack Of speculative
vsOr and the market presented tho usual dun saturday
St, dealings for the day Foreign 1dySes were cCR;Tn
dstisa situation favored the bull" SIDE; Seaeoad
Interior scePss Sc5iiS Su:hei: sO5as
S @ the Scar S5' es
bushels 80 loads S q 81
shorts September opened 81 s8.c and Pessm E At
in August sirens thened the later months and prices ad
yaneed sc September rallied 20 s4e and DECEMBER her
curb September closed SAC October s4a.ss December
h' r sSi %s quiet only pOi three e
S no sdGs Pq Rs & soos ss
No. RED 77c elevator; No Red s2c elevator steamer
s s ea and store SeS GaSiei SO
ons a. s Usns 60 az oe sSs Gs
g. do November closing s5'sc do Deeein6er SOe
Ss SiOr do 'loMse May q 10 closing
sat- SO sn' H2EItEY MfITDG ana
bec S SIN T iO%ne full Week eG Saa aTa
@ af sss3:' ns "a
OPTIONS tTlGe better early but reacted o toy Sy ard
@i at aaas No. Ggi Med & eeTaoT
s sSa nof hoR s fGa p' a aEs AES
closing at 4oc do September. 42a42tc closing at 42c
g SsSSsss s5ss5 .52l;Rs ss$s
Grade. G9 Closed owen Options
Su aSe a aPe oo N Sc
e &c. WITT Ta Sic N mixed @eSG Se Whit o. s
Nc SIC AS CLOSING 2s ~ o 81 SelSG Csc Dc Sep
& sSs e t sS e Sss 6t,o SS' & May 2
s. ;R2S aHs sn SlD;eI
sTEAw 7 ,S1 ns,ss Ssss e.
Sg% new and Oh ga demand modern
sSe ana DARK S4osSoe light mixed sSs
:SS5, TSGSSsSs ,I <Ss5SGs Long nc, 'o''O'
SS%,8a STATE choice medium
%sSSs medium
METAIs-Ihere was nothing done today. and prices
IoLxsefS~Ip light request; so test nominal New.
wv SXyAf sfSRE$. sEiRirs TunpENTIxr-A Ugh.
oSo O0 for wSp Nu fsap snd
j s 1 g g, (. i b t. E.! q Il y IS IS
OTIs-There is a steady feeling as to pr4ces but
9s ssE's ea the g;g' S summer yS
ososna g9ssne o @scgG cu SSslfe 55ci
W WessR a primo TafT T. 4sssS
Se'csid Sn sau e gHa eeaeSed sa8s
soas1c beached spring. 73c; Whale crude sssloc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-02
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARHE7a

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
About the only interesting feature OF SATURDAY "n
market lively squirt August options que 70 no
purchases OF belated shorts There about l2ooov
bushels by them, but at advance from 81
54L cents SeisGs5 The market whole WIS
dull Irregular only 200 900 bushels comprising 'oe
record day Thirty loads o. wheat were deivefcc
on contract. The carly market easier In view Oh
English cables, but Paris advces subsequently WerS
bush. and this influence together with s5mpa,ny
with the August squeeze led 10 improvement sepe"
Der from S27s TO $3.50, and December from COS 70
81 5-19 cents. The market closed lsasc under best
figures, but Arm. Gains scored OF save As
follows: September, s4hc; october, s4sc; November
s5sc December, s7se, and May, s2c. Cash lots were
shade better, but quiet, with "a 900 bushels taken |"
shippers
Free receipts Of corn at the West depressed that cereal
Spot lots declined lie, and only 10000 bushels wers
bought by exporters. There moderate activity In the
option line and less weakness Tho net losses
were limited &c. at 42c for September 12sc fof
October; 1880 for November. and 42c for Decembef'
oats were also a shade easter and dull Final prices
for the options follows September, 2Ssc octo-
Der, 25isc; November, 26tc; December 2eSse; MAY
sS'sc.
Lard quiet, but firm and generally higher, ending
for the options follows: September 90 tS; OCTOBER
SO AZ; November, SO 35; December, 90 20; January
60 o.
receipts OF grain and -four reported Saturday ~
York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston fol-
Wheat 1875 $40 bushels 19S42l bushels; ostA
2i6945 bushels; total grain 55i eS6 bushels flour.
4s277 packages. At Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Louis
the arrivals Wheat 120392 bushels conn., 5ls52S
bushels; oats 2Ss7 04 bushels total grain, 92I6ot
bushels -four, 1909 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-02
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Sept / (Specal.-Pork the deal again
Yesterday its fluctuations being wild and bewiidering
a. on Friday II a short wanted 10 buy October PORK
the price would instantly start up II "taleT tried TO
sell out handful OF clique brokers hammered tho
price down from under him Some big short had brokers
in the pit at the opening trying 70 cover line OF 10000
or 200 barrels and the result the price opened Il
an fridays close Of 32 cents ar1 al once
rushed up 80 further The unlucky short got alb
his pork at about the top then there followed DROP
For few days past there has been no nghting Of he
October deal. Yesterday there Cuday standing In
the the pit and personally selling as much as
600 The market took his offerings fairly we
not breaking sensationaly IL within 10 minutes o.
closing when the sensational fluctuations were reasea
From $40 IT, where October pork closed Friday the price
got 70 ell 37i2. On Cud1hy's selling 1t got nnck "
sl1 and stuck there. About o'clock there was good
deal OF selling by brokers by Pool sherman CO.. ana
by Hutchinson. The crowd took the offerings wlthout
fully realizing their aggregate; Then In twlnkna
The buyers appeared oiled and the bottom droppu out
october pork closed s10 49, after selling as low a.
81 iols per barrel TIE buying orders stu came lron
New-York most Of then, y was said rom sa"yyssa,
Wallace 4 Co. Monday ought 10 show something hss
is de- livery day and Armour takes all the cash pok no
Conclusion viii the deal Is his he does not thae
the deal is somebody else's. $500 n..ou,ho.
wheat was firm within a narrow range; pecenoa
opened az 7s sold between 7SeG79 and closed az Is
wheat William Dunn Co. are authority for the s.ae.
nant that vessel within the next few days must De
en@ared for about 500 900 bushels OF wheat when n4s
been sold Corn kept within narrow range May opeo-
inc al 35s closing at 352 Wheat on the euro was
without change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER y 1889

and 20 carloads were in the besides Good stock
ois readily at steady prices grades in supply
anu extremely hard 20 dispose Of sheep sold at s4dS4 80
Lain1s at 500 50 75; Culls at SO 50ds4 80.
sales-J II sadler 4 CO.: 100 Western Sheep, 1o5 n
ssyer1se at "a 10 100 200 DO 100 ~ 81 90 %
no ~ 10. at ~ 62i2 2c2 Kentucky Lambs, SO ID,
- 20; 80 d. ~ n, at 90 rs.
=, newton Ginett: 191 Kentucky Sheep. 101 n, at
d. at 80 rs - ~ ~ -
ct p s7l2
D. N Pidcoek: 427 Ohio Lambs, &C n, at IS 40 los
do, y n, at sc 37i2 12S Ohio "Culls" 05
~ az - 90 2ls Canada lambs T2s n at 80 80 2s6
az ~ So - ~ " 49, ~ ' ' " ~
d. ume Mullen: IL State sheep los %. at - 50;
Eneks log d. A. SO; IS Gull Sheen and Lambs 43 ~ at
Sc 12le. '' V" d" Nv w. - Wv ~ ~ "
ITN9Ttt Piicock 20 Canada lambs 81 n. at SO IS.
'uIh3fgth : 2Ol Territory Sheep. "a 2 No. at ~ 30
,oS hni0nheck: 100 State Lambs, II ID, az SO %
40 pennsylvania do, G2 n. SO so Sheep 1913 10 at
a, pn1lenoaek Dewey: 152 Kentucky Sheep 124a n,
fOGS-Race, on 80 10 az - - TO- % ~ Inrs s
NY ana cars at 4othst No none for sale. Nom
nm at 81 1884 90 for Common to Good Hogs, and
rigs are quotably up to SO 1885 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-02

natural winter z5a46c beached winter, 476i5c extra
ssS H sos sss Rsa sapoaSs1
Italian. gse an 5hGo'ac Neatsoot. prime 62s~'o''
'ooGEAS FREQ iS-Berth freIghts Quiet but
o. cotton Grain rqs 30 90 9upSa a. 81 s GSmBi
Cor for Sr1e hs As ga sSsS hence
to London s. 500 Ibis lubricans OIL private terms o or
s e SeEk pTas F@ o bark 70 ssva
depha 70 sinde santande - 600 cases bs crude
and nap6th 4s Orwega9 bark yanadNi'i senfG
SRoGs ST steamer P5iqse
Charleston 70 Barcelona cotton lSS1' the Continent
Chartered abroad British brig vetrs Boston % y AGoi
Bay spq 20 fGli Sa'1 Budaos
M aSes sqs c r SP'aSSHs s ESa M96
BOSTON fustic g so; British brig Olive BranSh IStehsIn
savannah Liverpool cotoa 81 "a II G9ntnsS Cotton
Sa oT 70 49 'S S ed Kingdom general
PRoVTsToNs-PoB further gain today sSys on
continued oullshness at the West No. wb the range
Mess e euda sa s sSss 100 for DDS nps
% Gs w Ss95 Clear So 81 2S oa$ 60 @
sio 5oSs1o BEEF-in light demand city E hH,s
ssss S 6 rs IN 's 81 ga SCai Fat tA
%S sl SsT s f % h o new a. "a 5SS
CUT steadily held and In fair reGgesta S ssiss
F TgGS Bellies h1sAS quoted Goase for
e Pck RIs Hans 3gSd lSS: smoRsd do 81
d5s,c... DRESSED HOGS-Firm and demand fairly astiye
City heavy light, 594a67sc; Pigs, 7c ARD-fiucIu
within very small range to-day but the general tono
strong in keeping with the rise In polK % Oh Wes
EN- Steam quoted 52ie sales reported
City steam firm sales 20 o1oc september closed
az isc bid sales 500 ties 047d64ec October closed
e. e e !ss Zoo SlSssd 81 BID
at 27c Refined Continent quoted 6.60d6 ooc ana SCUM
America BUTTEIIIas not varied for the gay
the movement continued light Really fancy crane I
creamery command full prices while lower crands ruo
weak State Creamery. pals, ianey. lgsc ftoeSS
IWi stte and PennsyIysnIa Creamery tubs fancy 194
l9iec Western Creamery fancy 1Sd1s2c DO prime ~
tubs choice. 1eSi7e DO good, 1sa14c; s tos
Dairy. welsh tubs choice. 15a1oc fair 10 prime tS@
ton Creamery. choice. 15ale do fair TO prime l0Gizs;
FAR Ga 0c Western factory June frkins 10ei2c; June
tcbs, 1oa12c 1rsts 9aloi2e; seconds s5e 7 d"fy
oHEESE-Dul and rather weak; but not quotaSy
eooffd sn NeS See do WSfe GHe sasc
to prime, 6a7c part skins 2T6ite common to piiIne
EGGSLn fair demand aud steadily held st9to ani Penncy
western iss,S1a Tor nne do folr 17alsc. .
SUGAR-RAW-Wholly nominal in absence OF az,
e %% 6,s sH uREFINEpSfrueet, s. but S s1,n
S efe4 ss.c ianSatod SIC Mould & s[ Coniec
fioners' Sr,Sisc: STANDARD "a" or "a" IVA
ice white Extra &c" 7'4d7A2c; Extra "C 6sa7isc
CT GSaGs4c: Yellow, 6asd6ac.
STEARINE-Unchang in price and dull CIT, is s
quoted at nc; Western, ~ Oleomargarne o2eoc lor
Old and new respectively .,
r. LLow-ouiet but held with decided strength.
Prime CITY quoted ct Acc; sales reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, Aug sl-Cotton firm mlddling. 11sc. Flour
berry 76oSJc No soc; steamer 75i2c Western quiet,
but nrmer; No. Winter Red, spot, 79i2c September.
792d79Sc October sO9s aS1e December 33asfc. Corn
.Southem dull and nominal White, 42d44c Yellow 421
s32e Western steady; Mixed. spot 04a4oSc August,
4Oe; September 40c October 4O9.ca41c Oats steady
Southern and Pennsylvania, 24d27c Western White Pa
2Il2e; do Mixed 23d2ic Rye quiet 5OG52c Hay
easier prime TO choice timothy s12 50as13 80 Pr9Yls-
Ions hrmer; Butter Arm; Western. packed, log l3c
creamery 1741sc. Eggs quieer, 1sa1ssc: petroleum
unchanged refined 15c. Coffee quiet, but strong RIO
cargoes fair, 1sRd159tc Sugar steady A, soft SAG.
Copper firm; refined. t0i2a1O94c whlskey unchanged,
q TO- Frelghts 70 Liverpool. per steamer hfm nour
EOS grain ID Cork for orders, As Sd IecelptS-rour
IL 40 bbs; wheat 20 900 bushels corn 23p0 pusnes
oat' 1000 bushels Shpments-FlOur. = 5oS bos wheat
eVOOO bushels; corn, l 600 bushels. eaes-" heSS
100000 bushels corn, &c 600.
Buffalo n. Y. Aug 31,-sprng wheat ouiet ana weak
* carloads crop ~ 1897, sold at 81 OOO puhes ooP
Of 1858 sold at 2i2a93c No Northern dull ana veg.
at s9c No. Northern, soc; No. spring, PC asked
winter wheat weak cars No red sold at SAC e5s
extra No red az 799soc cars No red az 7S T
white Ca,Ornis 92c Corn quet and weak GOO bushels E,n
3t d Saa d S3scod No h o. se i've MG
No 4sc track Flour quiet MN feed steady Carat
bbis wheat Ie 600 bushels; corn 15s 900 Shipments
by canal-Wheat t49, 900 bushels; corn, 6s00O oats,
% 900. Shipments by rall-Flour p 900 bbls; wheat
ST. bushels; corn, AZ. 900; oats, $1,000
Chicago Aug s1.Tne leading futures ranged as fol-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-02
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE l.s.
a.. North River, Vessels and Railroads.
cvyrpAL MARKET REPORT.

The spOt market for Rio had the usual quiet
COFFEE ~. the feeling was very uim on INC OASIS
Saturday look Da, No sales reported Mid grades
z; 9 Si SD' eSysSed sSeS SSf ho o
Sas S Sh and mainly q Local fhatseter Prices
sdyancea o@t osing at near the top Hayre Is up =
sight SOCK in oS oCC bags q which 800 600 bTs
arr are Regular dTs ZOO good second: $50 ex-
change phe Tinted States 1000 bags Rio cearances for
snee I' MI total stock 900 bags Santos receipts,
kucOpss Receipts 40 Rio July 10 August 30 1889,
sss GOO Bags same time 1885 $4,000 bags; same time
49, Soa 0h0 bags Receipts al Santos July 10 August
go sSo 600 bars; same time 1888 203O 600 bags
,e time 1897 LAG 900 bags Sales here % 500 BAGS
ell. -,rlcns Inhn I.ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-02
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

1Ihlc9go Aug 81" The Drovers' JOua reports
11asue-keeepts, 500. Market quiet and unchanged
P - 29os4 o5 Steers so s5Gsi So stockers and
TroelerS 81 S5aS2 30: Cows Bulls and Mixed $laS2 90
,Nds cattle 81 25Q82 so, Natives and Ha1breeds,
g Soas3 80; Winter Texans, 50 40Gs3.
=, Hogs-Recepts, 5000 Market sttOng, 5di0c higher
M1ed 81 95G1a go Heavy, SO 1884 30; Light, s410S
Sheep-Recelpts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-02

freely Turpentne and rosnHoiders oSer nrsm:
spot and futurcs-Holiers offer no1erasy' a5-
western spot August september and $1,000 Corn
Sno. and Observation-Disclosures offer moderately nDneo
September and October dull at a. Hops Al h'A1
Pacific Coast-Hoders offer freely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-02
iUorli njanie0.

Males.
, crIvr strong. r.'iabe man. handy In
n u.iua tools accurate and raul4 pen
man. desires work. Address w. j. RUB
FRTSON, 1i7 GOerck-st
An EXPERT SALEsMAE, BOOK
a KEEPER and MANAGEl. posted IN
machinery and merchandise, see X sl'nS'
dfess KENDALL, Cation nm Sta ion. NJ.
A CCOUHTANT. age 81. desires a R ,5hm.s,t
references from late employers VIII accept
moderate salary. Address J. IA. n. 1Vo
HcprY.st. BrooklxBs - 49, = o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-02
Brooklyn Real Estate.
Gitp Real estate for Sale.

AN ELEGANT PRIVATE RESIDENCE
"A for sac, 10. 20 East SOth-st, corner
Msoisoa-ave. built by present owner :
strictly trstclass. Inquire ON premises
Cos 00Q cash 5000. buys Ave
2~O,OOO. story biOwnstone tenement
East 12d-st. Csorth $50 600. or Will ex-
snangt Tor private house cast side, near
0ran1-st. Address BARGAIN. 1929 3d-sye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-02
Connirp Real Gslate Go Get

A NoNTCLAIR AGENCY. Handsome
- residences for sale OF exchange houses
- letl furnished ard unfufnished. WM.
NJ. TAYLOR. 20 CcdaT-st
ITO LET,-At Garden CHS, Long Island.
-. aSsraole cottages Of and 10 ro0Bls.
PEI year. Apply 20 l.. II. duNLIEF, MAJ.
49, se1dApS CiisL Lang Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Aug. 31-2 D. m,-Beet-Holders offer mod
erately extra India steady at 55s Pork-Holders
offer moderately prime mess. eastern steady ct COS do
western steady at 46s Cd Hams-Holders offer moder-
stely. BsconIH2liers oner sparIngIy; long and
Cheese-HOlders offer moderately Talow-Holders offer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-02
Real estate.


II DAMS MADE promptly on good city or
- country property; any amount low
risks special funds for New.Jersey.
BARROWS. "a Union Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NewYork Saturday, Aug. 31.-BEEVES-Recepts 81
carloads 991 head17 carloads for export at
carloads at GOthst Of which 81 carloads were for j.
Stern and IS carloads for Eastman Company, sixty,
three carloads due at GOh-st later in the day No
trailing Shipments reported but the Montauk VIII
not get OF before Sunday The Gslego also sails Sunday
with $50 cattle for Lehman Bros. 49,, -
CALVES Receipts 81 head Trade limited for want
Of stock Dfcnbsck ( Dewey sold OF Veals, various
weights at Ga7c per r. and the feeling is reported
steady for all grades 81 calves
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts III carloads ot l.6I7
heads carloads at Jersey City and 23 carloads at 6Os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-02

TTOrR AND MEAL-FI OUR-Tradin9 reached mod
cate sS9reeste o. day considering the carly closing Su-
1ne sold little more freely, mainly the United King
besides city Mn product bad somf demand at ioT
siow hui the general tone ss Steady Throughout Sales
Is 500 bbis S1OO bbls for EXPORT i0elu9iRg 100
@ SSli Il Low 2sdS4 20 FOR West Indies Gbs Min
%Sss. TTs g Ssss St 5S HSS Y SUPER
en 40 55fs2 go 1,3O0 bbls Fine s2ds2 20. Quota
ons CITY Mil Extra, West Indies 81 25as4 40; PAD
ens a 75as5 So; Low Extra "a 81 65G$S 10; Winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-02
6orses ano Carriages.

49,,
a -FLANDRAU d co.
"A. 372, 374, $40 BRooME-ST
EIEGANT CARRIAGES Of the best class
kIISPENSION NIC1ORIAb.
q q SPRING NlCIOR1AS,
LIGHT NJCTOR1AS.
n Carts. Two Wheelers, Lsndaulets.
Mail Phsetons, Pau Carts, LSndaus.
stanhope Gigs, Village carts, Omnibuse .s
COUPE. 6.PASSENGER ROGkAWAfS'
EXTENSION FRONT.
WAGONEITES.
DEPOT WAGONS,
CURTAIN ROCKAWAYS,
OUR PATENTS
ON BUCKB0ARDS.
Oak SurTeys, Oak wagons, OAK hun'
abouts, 2.passenger Buckbosrds; S-passen'
ger Blackboard 4-passenger BuckDoafus'
Oak Dos-a-Dos, oak Derbies, OAK H1A9tohs'
ALL OTHER PATENTS IN BUCK
BOARDS.
single. Dusis Trfplets, all kinds Of springs
ALL NOVELTIES in OAK AND PAINT
FOR ONE AND TWO HORSES.
Agents for Broeket 4 futile 20; I ~ S,c
ROAD WAGONS, LIGHT VEHICLES
for estates and country driving.
Doctors Wagons, Surrey wagons
Ladies Phaetons, Nis-a-Vis. .,.,...
Light Stages, tx TOP CaDIioteOS'
Spider PhaetOns. ConJrsc.oIs IouS'
Pony Phaetons, saxon fhaeIOhs'
MINIATURE TRAPS, ALL KINDS.
FOR CHILDREN,
Making the largest and most diversihed as
sortment Of Carriages in the united states
OVER o32 DIFFERENT Sly LES.
LOWEST PRICES FOR PROMPT CASH.
Don't purchase carriage In town
or out until you pay US visit
LARGEST STOCK AND WAREROoMS
IN THE WORLD
OVER 100
SECONDHAND s1 GyA4RES$IAGEs ABOVE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-02

on the PrOdr'e Exchange to-day the butter mafkek wa
active for EEeSt grades fancy Creamery 1eul9c hhes
dnrGs 9s4 Egg9' demand oa 4e demand Wheat
$sas ocS Moderate dsRaq$ 80 Sa,, % %ssa
Sc PSs j. F demand s Lard in good iSor T
g 1872 BID Bs3 ss7s SS SS P Gear &c. WHISKY
steady sales 925 barrels finished goods on basis hee SS
SO 5oss4 20 paclSs butchers 81 iOasi25 Re-
Eastern exchange steady soc discount buying par sell.
milwaukee, Aug si-Equr unchanged Wheat s,e9saSy
DIFF wS S 2 2sSS9Ser F Sce nrT ro MG
cash sS s 10 c Satt so s s
CS cheese s sS eRs9 ses steady
i re- ioV VIII sEe Sa5 ' bushels GS'"'''
s5 sS % ASs sSs a
hp Sgns but OnseT Tepof
from the Vest Local SPECULATION quiet ana export de-
continued ,nH ge ee Ms 7 80: red n Go
si 81? 10 &sgg; sSSss sspts@SeF G slSS
Option market lower under light export demand p b
weaker Western 2dyfe Car lots for LOCAL Og gde MIXED dS O
grain depot, 4Sa4ss No yellow on track at iSge NO.
c,@ %ssd 45 AgEas. NovmSs 4spssdRaSS
N. a u %1s prices es oe T Sss No. White
white 2e2G 40 Of d track sS 2 So, 90 ShG o%er
S o uS White August seisS27ca seFse%OeT 2elsssis
9SC6s ds and Me asTs @e
bran $2asl2 70. Other articles unchanged. Receipts
Flour 500; wheat 80 800 corn, 17S00 oats 3G 800
shipments Wheat % 200 corn 500 oats goo
Wheat-Cash lower: options bigger the close being lac
above yesterday; only Hight business done; No red
sssed OCTOBER 5Sss no@!nais Psse%SeT o55SsS
page September closed at 29sc asked October Bose
December sO'.c year, e95c May S2sS S2'c Q2 i,
Rye dull and $50 Hay dull Bran dull Flax Tax
Corn meal 81 65as1 20, whiskey 81 o2. Provisions
strong and higher Ps Ell Soss s 5 LaPme
i75s; ionSs ana fi6s SSOe5 s7iae short clear 5i5S
b69lc Baoon-Boxei shoulders, 5.25c longs and ribs,
sa6loc short clear. 625c. Reeepts-Four, Ooo bills
wheat 1000 bushels corn, $4,000 oats $4,000; rye,
Toledo. Ohio Aug. 31-wheat dun. Cash. August.
sic; September s0Lc; October. 79sc December. Sfos
ss1'.G Corn dull: lOvse Cash and septembsr s5tc;
October "a % November - 22iac Receipts-wheat
GO roo bushels corn, 5400 bushels; oats 1920, Ship
msnts-wheat 10000 bushels corn, 1900 bushels oats
]. 900 bushels.