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The national leader., 1889-05-18
Ready Made Clothing.

The general public have a vague
knowledge of the fact that ready made
clothing is better and cheaper in the
United States than in any country in
the world. but they do not know what
tremendous lead we have in that line.
1t is simply incomprehensible to the
uninitiated how a very presentable suit
of clothes can be sold at retail at q $40
bill, and suit fit to wear on any oc-
casion furnished at cost of from $25
to $35. The reason is that American
clothing manufacturers have not only
kept up with the procession in the won
derful advancement in America, but
have led it.
The national leader., 1889-05-18
shall We Meet Beyond the River.

1ntolerable, by none wanted
Save by himself alone;
1t seemed satire that he chanted
In quavering, doleful tone.
The heart of many generous giver
From such discord swerved;
Philanthropists beyond the River,
Mayhap, are tougher-nerved.
We could not choose but be exclusive,
Whose souls are unlike his;
His fellowship were not conducive
To our eternal bliss,
The small dog let to prowl and shiver
Is the one living thing
Would care to meet beyond the River
His master wandering.
Ay, the old circle that befriended,
The love that could not change,
We would recover, all else ended
If Haven should thus arrange.
But him, whose accents no more culver
Though tboroughiares we shun,
We would leave TO God, beyond the River
AS we on earth have done.
Unless the sins that never tempted,
Sins we conld scarce condone,
Trials from which we were exempted
By mans voice and our own,
Evil from which we did deliver
Our souls, and want, and care,
Should meet us yet beyond the River,
And bid us welcome therel
The national leader., 1889-05-18
THE ROSE GARDEN.

1t was pleasant picture to look upon,
the spacious southern home, surrounded
by its beautiful garden.
The luxuriant rose bushes. and well
kept vegetable garden. spoke of north
ern thrift; but the dark, glossy foliage,
and clusters of golden oranges, with the
cedar avenue beyond, heavily draped
with Spanish moss, spoke of the sunny
south.
Within the home the picture took on
a more sombre hue. A young, delicate
woman in widows weeds, sat with
clasped bands, as if in deep study, while
two little children stood beside her.
looking inauiringly into her face.
At length the little girl spoke. "What
did they do it for oh, why did they do
it 20
"What, my love ?'' said the lady
sadly.
BURY my papa in the sand. We
want him. Oh, why did they do it2''
Don't you remember, Ella, three
days ago papa left US? He said good
bye, and kissed US. He told US he was
going to heaven, and we must love and
serve God, and come to him there. We
haven't heard him speak since"
''But wasn't that papa lying so still
and cold?'' SAID Ella with a little sob.
''Only the house he lived in, said the
mother. mo, dear, papa is safe and
happy now, and no pain and sorrow can
reach him in his beautiful home with
God.n
"Will he come back for usl'' said
Benny, wistfully.
mo, my boy; we shall go to him, but
he will never come back to u.s." Mrs.
Rollo said, turning her head to hide the
tears which would come.
Hell have to-" said Ella. HE
would never leave his pulpit even to go
with us to see his mother. And who'll
preach for him? Don't you see he'll
have to?''
His work is all done," said the
mother with shining eyes. "God has
called hin to rest, and another must
fill his pulpit.
WHO will take care of us?' said the
child with quiverlng lip.
"Our Father in heaven, and we must
try and help each other, " said the mother
cheerfully.
The same question was asked in the
far off New Eng land home, whence he
had come years before at the call of duty.
The country was Just emerging from
long and bloody war, when every man
was obliged to show his colors. and Mr..
Rollo had been true to his country, and
had faithfully warned his people against
the perils of secession. Very few in
that ancient southern city sympathized
wite the staunch Unionist, and his
salary had been pitlfully small, and now
he was dead.
Only the home was left.
.sShe never could take care of herself,
poor thing,'' said her distant friends.
"She just worshipped her husband, and
looked to him for everything. Now,
with those little children ON her hands.
,ohotever is she going to do?"
Here the subject was dismissed, ex-
cept by the helpless old mother, who
daily brought these desolate ones to the
mercy seat in the arms of faith, and re-
hearsed in the ear of Plying Love. His
The national leader., 1889-05-18

A HAWK may get the rooster after
breakfast, but before breakfast the
rooster always takes crow.
You cannot reason with an angry
man. Passion silences the voice of his
judgment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

St. Louis, No. Aug. 2.-Catte- Receipts, LOO ship
Tents 800 Market strong choice heavy Ky native
eders 81 1908 Is rangers corn fed; e 4OGs3 grass
Ied 81 q0Ss2 90 Hogs-Reeeipts loo shipments,
600 Market shade higher fair ~ choice heavy, 81 lOa
= 30 packing. 81 1884 50 light grades fair 10 best
~ 406S4 55 Sheep-Eeceipts ZOO shipments, !, 700.
Market steady fair 20 choice SO 20es4 90, o.
Buffalo N; Y. Aug 2.-Catte-Receipts ior last p
hours $40 head; total for week thus far H. 2i0 for
same time last week., 200 consigned through 34sO. Of
which 1900 NewY0rk sale, 40 head market ally
Sheep and lambsRecelpts for last q hours 200 head
SIn Ior week thus ar 152OO Tor same time last week
sale 1000 market fairly active aud shade higher choice
T. extra Sheep "a 75d35 medium good 81 6OaS4 IS
common s4asi 50i good TO choice lambs SO 25as0 80
isir % good s6as0 %; common, IS 50ds0. HOgs-Re
cepts for last "a hours 6720 hoad total for week
isr, 81 500 for time lest week 80 540 consigned
through $500, Of which $50 TO NewYork on Sole $50
market strong medium 81 5OdSf SO heavy e. 50as4 SIS
Workers, "A 70aS4 10 pigs, "a 1894 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-03

Sisc ' rsyhies Cut Loaf eisc; Cubes. oe Powdered
WI. sSssasc Standard "a" sic; on sisSs%o;
7isST{c va C 7Sa77sc; Extra &C" 7ssd7asc; &C."
Lard I q1Sta u Or less nominal absence demand
TOkICCo Gt,4aI'ec Oleomsfgsrlne. 5hG6c.
tho saics So-Sieady with fair movement In seed leaf
tne lcs comprising 300 eases lsss ZImncrs Spansh
issT sate 10 DO lss0's7. Dutch, 10al3c $50 do,
syiyanis sess saysn9 mei9sc $50 do 1sse's7 Penn:
40 49, 5oacs Havana. 0sasl TO- $50 do sumara 81 4OS
full bnx0 are pretty well cleaned up through te
iook Pgio veu attcry, and Tho market has steady
r,ol, 0 wy quoted 4Nc. No sales reported.
week has been devoid Of activity. Manu-.
.itare ana s IN state Of uncertainty regarding the
re no purchase lightly Of domestic stocks. There
rates tho the better grades having sold at former
1000 DO Moneydeo ogic, COO ~ Wccnfena nuiied'
40 o0 1y,VyV 90 years growth. Texas 1962ici 10000
Seeee % blood w9,hed $50 $4,000 and above
40 soqh e coqred fleece 42c DO secured Terri
80 10 Florida 600 do nos $500 do camels'
aoao 4VOOO do Territory 40 600 do Spring Texas.
S2gO 90 nsek do $500 do fine washed fleece 1000 do
sphH DchioEna l25 600 do pulled 40 900 do Mexican,
40 O"i |hha ana 50 do East India on private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

ss As ssrsaas 5Ss Fsss gie a aa
rooyn sS1gh.e ii cSfIoads q, wdeSHwEen for
C SPT5SGP s sye Il carloads 6ohs Tor Eastman
he Il c %Ts tsF b Shipment Gsat Bo SCgnR
csroa1s 70 be sold Demand fair Tor all grades. and
SGT0r ana medium steers sold shade better prices
@ az hS ana hs feeling was fully strong at the close
. TSSsns sold At g 75as2 S. and Colonel schamberg
en 40 70 sell ont the balance OF that lot received
.sar. :od g iaes 50 ordinary to choice nntye
bceves at a rs 60 ana carloads OF Extra Sf"sg
af Sacn 'T s o g. 'pa 5ca So bulls
The Fa6e and 'Ga SS1d aS S dG sa' SH
e 2Sq 800 on, ne xa, b ~ Goias%lth $50
viii also put 1870 On ua S A Of BEEF FOR on SG se M9TS m
S S0 S o bSof on the wkeaed % Bros
by 1Ofs from ia: To making Win PyGgs shipments o
SsisP TsEPer.oaD :5s'P Indiana .s.lgrs- 1910 n
i$,a i ! 10 30 e IS4 O. i q 81
1875 SS at g. Il 80 2o d. dp a5 l5gS az
& = a. dSoS s4 a S 81 % s K2syT dS d 4d JAZZ ~
t a 20 4 n aG ct aS S9q p q 2S
a. a. 4 % 49, =, "a p at q s. ,a "a DO 1910 n at g 30
Steers, 1895 n at % 50 d. 1915 h. at si 25 Cows
at d IS o $40 n SCSsS G9 do 9 stes at 9S
ss0Gers 20 = cS bic 9 Steers l7 at a. 50
do ,st9ek,eIrsl 1929 n at SO 81 sag. 1910 n a. So
1870 ~ az - 30.
=, d IL r. s2dleT Co. 10 Kentucky Steers 1o45 r. at
J. do ll7o y q q; oxen 1850 r. a. s3 5C 10 IN
diana Cows 1874 n, at 50 57a; DO. 1855 H.. at So 0
81 G5.
s 81 L Toy9ns 944 n at % 7o % DO o?o
- do 1916 D. 81 - Is do. 1903 10 81 loss 50 80
The lot Is 10 1880 n, AZ SO 50; Ohio d., 1895 H. at
(scrubsl 1907 n. at 90 12h
CALVES Receipts 9ol head. mainly az ooth-st Mar
ket Quiet AZ Yesterdays closing prices with sales o But
termilk Calves At Sc per ed and mlxcd DO At 3aa4c
Salcs-Jche, Wright & Co. % Fed Calves. 20S n
average. at 4c 90 Neas, 1913 ., at &c 60 do 167
n, at &c 10 do. 1G1 r. A. Gic.
Hume Mullen 10 Buttermlk Calves. 155 H. NJ Be ;
u veas 15S n at Sc II do, Jag -, at 5iec; do 1914
p Harrinston 10 Mixed Calves, 2oi N. at "a s5i 80
DiilenbacE Dewey: Fed Calves; 90 n, at DC; 10
Veals fG3 n. at Be 20 do los n. NJ Sc. .
TTaenbcck Hollis 30 Mixed Calves 219 NJ, nj 3i2c
SHTFP AND LANBS-Rcreipts 0ncludlng late arrivals
Yesterday % carloads of 99j he1d15 carloads At Jersey
City and carloads c0th-st and few carloads were
n tho besides held from Yesterday receipts.
Sheep lust about steady but dull FOR common
stock with very few prime offered Good Lambs wcre
wanted OF firm prices with light inquiry Tor INFERIOR
grades The pens were not cleared
Common 10 good sheep sold at "A 25aS5 IN poorest 20
best Lambs NJ s. G22df7 ~.
Saes-Tfallonbeck & Hollis: $40 Kentucky LAMBS,
TO-, n, q - 30 per 100 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL. RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

nYNc MATERIALS - Gene ally unchanged
pu SSaDiN HaTesT He5a Bricks s. 7'q2s p
sss.s F9Sst s slsssis
SIoio@ B 9nI SCI Eos udGe Cement 90casl 05 per
S PSandp 20 q a SaS Sa sg6 e. Eocf and
Common Line 81 per b aGd DO hnisnipg 81 20 STAT
SennVoo Laths firm and quoted at 80 l5oS2 %
Ln' ooo Goats Hair. o4d2sc per bushcl Cattle Hair
iAa1Sc. - .,
C0FFEE- Brazil grades the spot wore advanced sc
"a Ssy and the demand continues quite brisk Fair ear
$1,000 bags various grades
EltSoS fut particulars ais9 300 bags az IN for
IS &C for No DO and T., Ice for NO
= no I5Ac Tor No Rio. Mid crowths In fair re-
euesi. sales, 1850 pcus Java 2Osa2l &c; 1887 bass
Net Indies Options developed firm
ness and he speculation was fairly active There was
,ise Of lO625 points the outset higher cables ard
ireer buying by local shorts Subsequently Havle
wcakene1 which started some little long selling, aid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-03
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Aug. 2 p. m-Cotton-The sales OF the day
included 100 bales American.
Futures closed steady Amerean-Middling. Low MI
ding clause, delivery, l-6id sellers August.
aud September delivery, 9 1o-e4d sellers September md
october delivery, 50id buyers October and November
delivery 4004d value November and December delivery,
35 Cad buyers December and January delivery. 35Oft
sellers January and February delivery 3 350id sellers
February and March delivery, 3j-6ld sellers; Scptcn-
Der delivery, iO0id sellers
49, Gaiyeston Aug 2,Cot,9n quiet Mddng lie; Low
celpts, 80 bales; sales. bales stock 2l1 bales.
Weekly--Net and gross receipts, IS bales; exports
Goa stwise, lac bales; sales, G bales
Two bales cotton received here this week
Norfolk Aug. 2.-Cotton steady; Mdding lie and
gross receipts, none stock, f49 bales.
Weekly-Net and gross receipts bales exports coast,
wise. 8 bales sales, bales
savannah, Aug 2cCotton nominal Middllng. l0'sci
receipts I bale; sales, bales stock, 1,00e bales
Weekly-Nct and gross receipts. 253 bales; exports
coastwise, 139 bales; sales 30 bales
New-Orleans Aug. Cotton steady Middling, lie
Low MiddlnG 10hc; Good Ordinary Csc net and gross
receipts, bales exports Great Britain bales sales.
ZOO bales: stock, IL 0jS bales
weeklyNet receipts, 274 bales: gross. 7o2 bales ex
ports 10 Great Britain 970 bales n the Continent 81
bales coastwise. OBS bales sales, 2. $50 bales
New-YOrk. Aug. 2rhe following the total net re-
cepts of cotton all ports since September 1. 1883
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D. Harrington II Ohio Sheep $50 D at sS 1aA.
Newton & Gilett 239 Kentucky Lambs, f3h d. 81
81 %; 241 do. 81 10, at e5 625.
Z. s. Kase 2f Pennsylvania Ewes, 11< D. ~ 81 so ;
40 Jersey do l25 10 ut "a so "a Pennsylvania Lambs
7Q' n at 50 60 As Jersey do so n, at 81 26; III do
~ n, AZ az 37i2
J: F; sader & Co.; 1ss Virginia Lambs, 81 n, a.
80 70; 81 Virginia Sheep 90 ~ at S42
NJ. Collins 25s Vrainia Lambs 05 10, At &c per %
J. N. Pdcock; 200 Virginia Sheep, 1ol n, at IS; oil
Western do, 102 70, at IS. 49, - =.
noGs-Receipts, "a caroods Of s,s7l head-l4
carloads 40th.sL, and 10 carloads az
jersey City Feeling easier, and common TO
prime Hogs are quotabe at 81 4oasG 30. About talf
carload changed hands late yesterday and this morning
saos-J. q. Smith: % state Hogs, 2I3 y average
n, at "a So rough do $40 y, at "a.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
Baltimore. Aug. o.-cotton dull. mdd,,ns ,1s.s

,.,i 8altimors. Aug 2cOttOn dull mddlns 1lse Flour
sQi9sse LSngs6s5Ty: S2asSc sSc steamer
gust s&Ss8t2c; September s2'4Ss2'sc; October SAC
s ,S; Deeember s92GSo'te Corn-S9uthern scarce
August 49, alSs,c; September 48iG4s'.c; October
44hc bid; steamer. 40c. Oats steady Western white.
1885, Western mixed. 10000 Rye quiet.
choice SSs. timothy siSds1S ~ PToyislSRs sqiI
Petroleum steady refined 81 10 Coffee nominal; Rio
eargoes fair 1she sugar steady sofh s7sc. Copper
very dun grain per bush 8iac Cork for orders "A ga
RecepsFlour II 600; wheat IS 0O0 corn 48 900 oats
"a 900.
BgfalO; Aug. 2,1wheat1spr!ng weak; Old No. Hard
asked Winter unysttie1 and lower No Red ssa0ic
n store; new. s2ds3c track No Red extra. sodslc
No. Rcd re No 1 White Oregon, SHE in store No.
White Michlga9 9sc track Corn quiet but steady
cats 3o quiet and weak No. whlt', $i1c; No; do
ehanged Canal treghts firm ard unchanged ReceiPts7
Canal shlpmentswheat: $4,000 bushels 14l 900
oats %. 600; rye 10000 Railroad shipments-Flour,
p, 200 bbls wheat, 5000 bushels; corn. $4,000.
=, Chicago Aug 2.-The leading features ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-03
OIL MARKETS.

OIL City Penn. Aug. 2.Nationa Transit eertifeates
onened sf OOL highest ~ OOA lowest. 99Lc closed.
O2ic Sales los 900 bbs cearances, J. ia 600 bhs;
charters $3.50 bbls shipments 10000 bblsi runs
l4."L0 bbls.
Pttsburg Penn. Aug. 2.-Petroleum dull and heavy
National Transit certificates opened ~ co. closed az
0os.c: highest 81 90; lowest 99Sc.
bradford Penn, Aug. 2.-Nauona Transit certificates
opened 81 90 closed az 99sc highest al Oo lowest
09isc; ceaances l.1S6O 600.
opened at 81 OF; highest 81 OF lowest o34c closed.
o9iac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-03

opened pa fs better but closed with reaction
f. Hf% 5s aay aG aS 3d. ggs RIG 9g6 r
59ngs (Pryate) 27s Receipts 5000 bags; total stock
30 July 70 August l. 1883, 2sG 900 bags same time
eepts az Santos july TO August J. 1850 III 600 bags;
Same time 1888 II coo bags same time 1897 $4,000 bags
COTTON-On the spot quoted firm and quiet at
thanged rates Sales Os bales FOR consumption. Port
receipts, 70 bales against SO bales this day last week
md ass bales this day last year Total for the week
l7l bales against 17o9 bales last week and 635 bales
hs week last year. Since September receipts at the
ports aggregated J03 $50 bales comparing with 540J toi
bales for the corresponding time last year.
Quotations are based on American standard OF classic
nnti Inn
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miscellaneous
GeIp r)antto.

CANyAsSERS WANTED Ladies and
sGre as aaPm and eES ssss Tor a ss
SAFETY ALARM CO.. CT Mulbery-sL.
Newark. n. j.
w ANTED.-THE MUTUAL RESERVE
w FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION desires -
employ one Special Agent 10 each CITY
CANADA. GREAT BiITAIS and
FRANCE. 1t also has excellent openings
for good business men, ia al OF these
District AGENTS. H comprehension liberal
Tcsults certain; positions permanent THIS
COMPANY furnishes LIFE INSURANCE
ga n SIX aa a' o Ssni Mdn b. 1s hTs'fy
death claims. IT has more than Two
Million Dollars Cash Surplus. 1t is the
greatest success ever known IN nnangc'
4 p4eaden Or Or e Sa w. u BBfoss Wee
Home once, SO Park Row. New-York. or
upon any General Managers
Males.
WANTED .Eow.York city or
w Rrooi1lyn an indoor salesman for out
door work O. take orders Tor a new book ny
W. j. H0Wells. published by Harper &
Brothers one who has lntelhBrucc ana ~
termination. who Tor reasons 81 health or 70
make progress faster desires change 10
more Independent occupation. which vii pay
reasonably well az the start, gfanuan'
hctie!, ana eventually MAKE lu''l,
ncnt position. with excellent opportunity .
references required personal instrucuohs,
and example 81 what Is now being done
given. Address W D.. Box . Tribune
once.
WANTED. Two more men " solicit pro
w yl0us experience unnecessary must ~
ON to-day, THE GBO. ;. CLINE PUB
LISHINC HOUSE. 10 East ldth-st
yIJANTED. A thorough salesman % travel
w Tor a wool house. idFcss stauhB
egc and particulars, O.. o.. Tribune oihoc.
@~S no $3.50 A MONTH can be made
% wording for Us Agent prefer -
Who can furnish horse and CIV Ino, ).
nay 10 pruntshly employed also. ~
vacancies IN towns or cities u. Y. JOnS-
SON Co. 1.0O0 Maln-st. Richmond,
n. B-Please ftasn age and buaines. *.
DafIeno1 Never mind 0bout sending stamp
~ ,sn,v n r.sI.- a Co.
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Gorsfs ano Carriaqee.

A -FLANpRAU & Co. o,,rsm
a. sI2 "a sI9 b Bh e }St 6ss, o,,
SUSPENSION VICTORIAS.
Z c SPRING VICTOR AS,
LIGHT NICT0R1AS.
/. Carts. Two wheeiers. Landaulets.
Mall Phaetons. Pau Carts Landsus.
So SGfTEgo G S.tPAssHH issS RooR4w1Ys.
EXTENSION FRONT.
WAGONETTES.
R6hkk4R411NT AAsSSShKsAw AYn
OUR PATENTS
ON BUCKB0ARDS.
Oak Surreys. OAK Wagons. Oak Run.
ibouis. . passenger Buckbosrds, 3-passenger
Buekbosrds. 4-passenger Buckboards, OAK
Dosa-DOs Oak Desbies, Oak Phaetons.
ALL OTHER PATENTS IN BULK
BOARDS.
Single. Duals Triplets. all kinds OF springA
ALL NOVELTIES IN OAK AND PAINT
FOR ONE AND TWO w., ~ H04R R tisst
ROAD WAGONS. LIGHT VEHICLES
for estates and country driving.
Doctors Wagons. Surrey wagons
Ladies PhaetonS Visa Wis.
Light Stages In. top CAofloiets,
Spider PhaetOns, Contractors JOBS.
Pony PhaetOns, Saxon phaetons,
Read Wagons, Fancy Vehiclss:
MINIATURE TRAPS, ALL KINDS,
FOR CHILDREN.
Making the largest and most 0versinoo
SvTR So q pifFFk X iss UsSd
LOWEST PRICES FOR PROMPT CASH.
Don't purchase a carriage In town
or out until you pay US Xis!15 oo1t.
LARGEST STQ 3E :, A \Hdp, WARhKoo"s
OVER 100
SECOND HAND CARRIAGES ABOVE
STYLES.
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Doar6 ail0 Rooms.

ANDSOME large and small cool ioOI1s
No., ,eAesuent board h0use and appoint
"l,hss hfstclass. % Esst 23d.st
III WEST Attn ST. with board. hand.
NIL. ".,nely furnished rooms summer
pI'ccs uansieh,s, stating reference.
AZ DIST. las WEST. Handsomely fur.
board house and sceommodatin@s srst'
ciass references. ''''O'''o''' ''9'
Id LEXlNGTON-AVE-FiigIbleTo rooms (:
- eAcchent table; terms moderate :
,Iah'.enis accommodated neighborhood con.
Nrnichti near l. station ''''' ''''
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for Sale.

l. URNITURE Of 7 rooms; each has bed
L. stead, mattress, boiling. springs
chairs tables washstands, &C., S75. 34
Berry st., Williamsburg.
GCRANDFATHERS s-DAY CLOCK
VI over 100 years old i; mahogany case
moon phases send FOR photo and full Dc
scripuon price sG5. Address AZARIAII
MORE, 93 Bank-st-, Brldgeton, n. J.
7 UMBER YARD for sale splendid op-
~ pOrtunity b. secure an Old-cstahlished
and profitable business. Address Drawer f.,
Catsklll. n. Y.
~ ICKEL.PLATING MACHINE for sale !;
" ] No. AW0ux Hochihusen cost
efJ0, for $3.50 cash. A. G. WENzEL. al
and ~ Cenue-st
THE long established and wer-kncwn
drug business Of GEO. T. COOKS. In
Port Jervis. n. Y. a town Of over 10000
Inhabitants business offered for sale on ao-
count Of continued illness OF the pIupHo;or
rare business opportunity. Apply or ad-
Dress GEO. T. COOK, Port Jcrvis. n. Y.
81, 900, 600 W %f e6sr N2 gS! SaF s.s:
mates before you buy. NFW.YORK AND
MASSACHUSETTS, GRANITE WORMS.
under Victoria Hotel. L.148 Broadway. w.
ROBINSON.
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Gorses and Carriages.

MUST BE SOLD.
WI Coupe Dandsuet;
Merry now: 500.
400 East 12th-st
WAGON FOR SALE CHEAP.-Top
w business wagon. nearly new; VIII
carry 10 barrels built 10 order; suitable
for grocer butcher or express; Will eX
change 312 West 43d-st.
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Sailed Shoulders eoxed s5as5 12a;. Short Clear sdes
(boxed % 75s$S BIB Whiskey dsllers finished goods

ass ss'i shea sSs
per gallon, 81 OF.
Articles -. Receipts shipm9sspStass
Flour, barrels Observation-Disclosures. 5000 ,doooWD
WHEAT ousnels lSO'VVV llIsSoo
SSo, usn1 10 109
Rye ou-heis Oc0V ,yoo
Barley, bushels -.......-....--.-...... 1000 lVo'
on the Produce Exchange to-day butter market was
fairly active and unchanged. Eggs QUIET lie.
Cincinnati. Aug. 2-glour d,li' wheat easier; No.
red 77a7sc Receipts 10000 shipments 300 Corn
quiet nrm No; 2 mixed, 3sa3elac. Oats In fair de
PORK aass si Tsd aa 3 b. a" Bu S AID
bacon steady Whlskey active; sales s3s biol, finished
goods on basis, 81 or Butter n. sugar steady Eggs
fair demand, but easier common and light % 754s COZ
packing and butchers, - 35o$i 80. Receipts, lo25
shipments 200 Eastern exchange steady SOC discount
buying and par selling.
milwaukee,. via, Aug 2.-Four steady Wheat easier
cash. 75'soi september 7ghc. Corn hrm No. 3. SIC.
lSre. Barley quiet No Q September coo. Provisions
changed dairy i2Ssg: Esgs shady fresh ISei2ss.
ia. 500; wheat. 1000; Barley 900
ungraded red, in grain depot soc steamer No rel
August. s4'sa84sc September ,esi'-e October s4t
mixed In 20ths elevator 45c No high mixed In 2Othst
elevator, 46ac; do track, f6c No mixed August.
T@be Sfs cascs rs SS
with fair demand sales OF No B MIXED 2Si2c; No
mixed offered 2o'c rejected white 81 &c ungradet wse,
33d334c; do choice, 9Gc; No white. 33c; No white,
I'm 2Oth.st elevator 32c track 3jc do choice In
grain depot, 354e No / white, Ssc,
Toledo Ohio Aug 2-Wheat dull. lower; cash. 79.c;
August 7sSsc; September 7o'sci December s9sc. Corn
cash Old 25Hc August 29sc September 2e.c Clover.
400 oats ZOO shiDmcnts-whcat. 1890; corn,
300; oats 1000.
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IT, orion market very dull to-day, and without
Prices nuctuated within the limits
VI 1d2 points closing 1 point lower on August while
atei months show small gain in keeping with better
Liverpool aaVices. Sales. 2i.50O bales