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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17

POLICEMEN'S FAMILIES ON AN EXCURSION
The tenth annual excursion given by John H.
starin to the families OF members Of the police force
took place yesterday. The steamers IL. b. Freeman
and Titan and tho barges Nelson, Arthur. sumner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17
Marine INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
Bun rise. sos Sets 81 Moon rises lo4l No..,,s. n
HIGH WATER
A.h-sandy Hook - Gov. Island. O22 Hell Gate all
F.4-sandy HOOK 030 Gov. Island O;j9 Hell Gaia al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17

curtain which may be drawn aside 10 allow the actors
10 appear I'm response 10 applause Tho house VIII
be lighted by gas which tho management prefers TO
electricity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17

NORTON'S POINT BOUGHT At LAST.
The part Of Coney Island known Nofton's Point
comprising about 40 Of land has been purchased by
syndicate. which Is repreented by George w. Palmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17
coNsIDEnINe rPpER rRAcKs on rnE nRInGE

CONSIDERING UPPEK IKACks ON The BRIDGE
Mr. Howell president OF the Bridge Trustees en-.
tertains the IDEA Of second series Of railroad tracks
on Brdg. oVer tine present ones, elevated
tr.ins can run without change Of cars from Harlem
10 Conry Island lie says # would cost 300 900 TO
strengthen the structure sufficiently to have tracks
laid upon the top chords Of tho suspended super
structure. The cables are strong enough already.
The elevated trains could carry 40 600 persons an
hour and the present railroad 10000 more To
carry ont This scheme, the railroad over the
Bridge could be 10 the City Hall Park I'm BROOK
lyn where the main line OF elevated travel centre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17

and Curry took about 4, 900 women and children fro,
points on the East and North rivers 10 Washlngtn,
or9Ve on the Hudson. There a happy day spant
and Dy O'Clock all were home again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17

Considerable improvements have recently been made
80 the Lee Avenue Academy. The stage has been
reconstructed and new drop curtain has been
painted New opera chairs have also been provided.
Inc painting on the curtain shows a marble group OF
fuses. Above II dFapenes Of red and yellow
satin. Tho pedestal Of the group Is formed of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Childre,
Teethng sOftens gums reduces Inflammation, aays N
PAIN cures wind collie and darrhoea. 70 cents 0osus'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17

THE BOYNroN FURNACE Co.
For Boynton's Furnaces, Hot water Heaters fanseS
&C.. 20 60 2O7 and 200 Water-st.. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-17
Announcements
WHY HAS SozoDoSr
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,


Diseases OF the Nervous Genito Urinary OrganA
Impotence and Sterility Hours: " -. D 10
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400 900 square Yards Of space at s9O..- s12Oo00oo
Privileges and rights TO sell and deliver 2,0Q9000
Sale OF buildings FOR lcmOVa1--.-..------ bOuOOpO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, Saturday, July 6-BEEv ES-ReceIpts, 1876
carloads OF o 1873 head carloads for East Side
saugherer 40 carloads Weehawken for export AZ
loads 60th-st. for Mr.. Eastman, and 3S carloads
Jersey City all OF which for shipment TO Great Britain
No cattle for sale. Feeling firm
Shipments reported yesterday. The Bermuda also
takes out 20 Sheep
CALVFS-Recelpts 25s head. Market hrm with sales
OF Western Calves at SO S0aSa per 100 n.
Haenbeck & Hollis sold 1l5 Western Calves, 1874 n
average, at SO 80 1874 do, 10 n. at o..
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. % carloads. OF 5,404
hed-0 carloads at Jersey City, and carloads at Goth
81 Demand active market firm, and all sod Of reason
able hou Medium to Choice sheep ranged in price from
a 60 to IS 90 per 100 10 Lambs nom SO 90 1;2 TO 81
sales-J. +. sadler { Co. 22o Western Sheep; "a 10
"a co. 81 Ohio do 80 ~ at 50 so; 107 Kentucky Lambs,
60 n SO 90 10; 1871 do Ga b. SO rs 239 Virginia
do, ca H. at 81 239 do 60 b at 81 25 ISL do 10 b.
81 so 1913 Kentucky do, 90 n, at 81 %.
Judd & buckingham 293 West Virginia Lambs, SO 10,
at SO rs 203 do, 50 10, at 60 81 1-2
Sherman & Culver: 90 Ohio Sheep "a ID, at 50 90 70
do 81 h. at 50 % 81 Kentucky do 124 70, at "a Us $50
Kentucky Lambs. 90 ID, at 81 80
j. y. Pdeock 3OS Kentucky Lambs, 70 70, at s7 10 )
287 West Virginia do 05 n. at 81 % III do 81 az
e IL LIZ 81 do. 60 ~ at 81 "a do, 90 ~ ut a. II L.
256 do, 60 n. at 81 06 Ia $50 do OIL ~ at 81 l13
Virginia do, 80 2 n, at 81; 220 Ohio Sheep % ID az
So 65 1872 do, 81 ~ s5 80 432 do 81 ~ at 50 % IA
DO y ~ az s. 16i do, II 10, at 50; los Kentucky DO
p. 5. Kase o4o Buffalo Sheep II n. at "a 81 1-2.
D. Harrington Gs3 Kentucky Lambs, 90 ID at 81 30.
HoGS-Recepts 90 carloads. Of 3545 heai-l2 carloads
a. 40th and n carloads at Jersey City None for SAFE
alive Nominslly nrm at "a 7oGs5 per 100 ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-08
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEN-iOhh DEAl@iN1o.
The wheat market Saturday enjoyed fairly
large local speculation, the transactions in the short
session amounting to nearly 100000 bushels.
bulish prevailed. although there was much reg-
ularity In the movements OF the different options.
August deliveries the chief feature under buying
that was supposed be for milling account Tho
price opened at IS IA, SO l2 and at SO cents
at the close showed a net gain OF Is cents Tho
bull Influences the general market were the better
cable advces and reports less favorable to the growing
crons December ranged from s66s77-9 up TO
80 ZIG cents closing IL above Friday at 80 3-S
CENTS July scored final net gain Of 3-S at SO 81
cents September ga at So "a cents and May, 1890,
5-s cent at o2 7-s cents. On the curb prices wero
a shade easier at 80 5-s for July, IS 10 for August
and 80 IA cents for December. An advance OF half
cent was received by the cash wheat market, with
10000 bushels taken for export
Corn moved up I'm sympathy with the leading cereal,
cash lots gaining Ia cent while shippers bought
TO the amount Of $4,000 bushels. Speculation was
ouiet but firm. July options closed unchanged nc
AZ IA cents but gains recorded OF Lac Is cent
August at 40 79 september at 43 IA and octooer
Little interest attracted by oats and weak tone
nrevailed throughout Net losses we're IL cent ior
July at % l-S cents and Ia cent for september AZ
os SIS cents There was no export demand for iaN
and the opion ne rlet was devoid OF interest Prices
closed trle lower at s6 10 for August, 80 So for
September and SO 81 for October
AT New York. Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were
as follows: Wheat. s4.953 bushels: corn, 42I ,o4g
bushels: oats 600 bushels; total grain. o241os
bushels: flour, 81 $50 packages. AT Milwaukee, ana
ST Louis The arrivals were Wheat. $4,000 bushels
corn. 36O.ss2 bushels; oats 2ossIo bushels to'S'
grain, COZ ,070 bushels; -four. 0.531 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET BY TELEGRAPH.

Journal reports: Cattle receipts, $4,000; shipments
blank. Prices underwent material change ana th1
market is Quotaby nominal all around Beeyes choice
s4GSi 10 steers SO 40d$4 10; Stockers and Feefers
~ 20Qs3 Is Cows, Bulls and Mixed. 81 2jds3i Texas
Cattle. s2ds3 70 HOg-Recepts II, 500; shipments
blank. Market steadv b. Mixed "a 25dS3 40
Heavy 81 2Ods4 ~ IL Light 81 9Odsl co; Skps 80 80
asa so. Sheep-Recelpts 1900 shipments. 400 Market
strong. Natives SO 5ods 90; Western, So Boa SO SO ;
Texans. SO 25dsi 30 Lambs 81 75as5 80
St. Louis, July 6.-Catte-Recepts, 100 head ship
ments 300 head; market strong; Choice Heavy Native
Steers So s0as4 25 Fair Good do So 1894 Stockers
and Feeders Fair to Good 81 1898 To- Rangers, corn
fed, 80 75ds3 CO. CRASHED. 81 9Oat2 90
Hogs-ReceiDts. 800 head; shipments. none; market
steady Choice Heavy and Butchers selections 81 300
A 40 Packing. Medium TO Prime - 20dS4 35 Right
Grades Ordinary 70 Best. 81 50ds4 a..
sheep Receipts. 200 head; shipments, none; market
strong Fair Choice, e3dJS4 10.
Indianapolis July 6.-Wheat firm; No. Q Red, Sac bid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-08

si2 :lfs s'p Sss
spar fsri cred and 10 ialT &c:
n Sc PieLled Hams. Ii a4ai2c; Smoked ~ ~
MiDILEs-ps and lower AZ Chicago, Short RIBS Ss
eloieR e & 12 DO August ~, SsSo 40 ten
LARDRuled stronger today and closed trie higher on
ae months in sympathy with better Western adyiees
Western Steam spo. quoted G?5e sales $50 tcs late yes
leT,a H Jsise city steam steady sales 60 .es 2ec
a. 9s7c sales. 1000 tcs 6s3aos7c Refined Continent,
i leans aSi avG so1 ~ Oa ASE'S an Ss
I nens sentinses .l9w state Creamery pals
Y Lee Western Creamery fancy, 10 I.2s17c do prime
l5al0e do fair 70 good 1914 &c STATE Dairy, haf
Tsn tubs prms 10 2TlGc DO f;r hgi5s STAT Dairy
Imitation Creamery choice Hell i.oc DO good to prime
1919 Western Dairy; choice. 19ai4e; d.. good.
Sso is, $S:,'.aa .sss sa5S
remain as quoted last, New stock State Faetciy fu
cream. ccoied, lne 34c DO white, ane. 12as So,
mon prime; full skins. i i-2aSc; Ohio Nat. 10
1.sc, fair to prime. ;EGGs-lIave fair demand
sa Rre & o. &
13c.
SIMULTANEOUS, nrm and unchanged. Fair re-
ssnaIng quoted as 4s bid Gentrt1sa 50 test tc
seSea 5sS; Grsnaiated sse Mould "A. oisao ~
% %s IN sSe ,f, s1d1ra So" EfsSsc %
77sasisc; &C" 7'sa7ic; yellow. 7'sS7sc-
sTEARINE-In light demand. City, S4c; Western
lie; Oleomargarine, &C.
TALLow-Unchsnged In price, ruling firm and quiet
Prime City quoted i-4a4 Size No sales reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-08
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, July Especial. Gables came firm again.
and the weather in the West and Southwest was again
fine so that the market again under conflict
ing Influences all the session for December
tho active option was within less than "a cent Even
Iv the most cratic OF the futures kept all the session
between 50 Ia and IS cents December wheat opened
at 20 SIS cents sold to so IA end closed at So July
openod at 90 Ia cents and closed 50 7S. Corn was
Quiet within Eange Of Ia cent Oats were du opcuins
and closing at the gure22 IL cents for September
provisions closed weak pork at l2 cents decline .art
cents decline and ribs at cents decline from
rid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-08
TUF SUyDIY TRIBUNE.

The Sunday Tribune contained, as usual oesioos al
the news of the day. many special Of interest
The cores pondence from tho States included two
letters from Montana, on Irrigation and the
especial need of some general system of artificial
watering. and the other on Mining, the early dis
coverfes and tho methods now employed; Mr. Smaley
wrote from London some personal notes about English
public men there the usual quota OF foreign and
domestic CORRESPONDENCE with literary, social theat
rical sporting and military notes, and the latest news
from all the prominent watering places given
with great fulneSs Copies may still be had at the
office, or by mail. Eighteen pages. Price, cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-08
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEE-Brazi growths on the spot were more sr, or
Change lss eesfS sS csSSs. SS iC
Mild grades had light demand The option trading was
owing 10 decline Hsyre Prices s here ssy eF9s se
nuctuatons were light and infrequent closing barely
steady at the bottom Hamburg aayaneea , 20
quiet Regular arst 400 good second nd 500 ek
change spva'e Coo sSes total stock 500 900
bags Santos receipts 1000 bags receipts at no July
IN Julv 1880 al 600 bags; same time, 1888, O6oOo
bags same time 1857 % 600 bags; receipts at Santos
Ju7y I 10 July ( 1889 33 600 bags; same time 1855
10 boo bags same time 1887 20 600 bags; sales here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-08

Full returns Of the pipe lines have not yet been
received. The incomplete figures for June place
the runs at 1,596,402 barrels, daily average Of
O76,O01 barrels, or 0203 barrels per day, showing
excess Of deliveries of 479,es9 barrels, or daily
average Of 1890 barrels The charters for the
month amount to ,256,6G6 barrels. daily average
OF Al $3.50 barrels. The full reports likely to place
the production at from 10000 to $4,000 barrels per
day-say about IL 600 barrels in excess of June,
1888. The decrease in net stocks will probably ex-
coed 400 900 barrels The next month two viii
doubtless mark the maximum OF the production of
1889, while the natural increase in deliveries for the
Of the year may be counted upon in the absence
OF unexpected field developments to cause a heavier
reduction in stocks in the winter
In estimating the probable future OF values It
should be remembered that the for more
active demand for refined goods by Europe Is near
at hand. The export movement Is now healthful
and of good volume. The total exports from the
United States since January l estimated at g
s13,O12 coo gallons, an increase over 1928 of
nearly 32OO0,O0O gallons. Europe appears to be
accepting the recent higher basis OF the refined ar
ticle and heavy movement may begin on short no.
tlcc. Ii Is reported that the stock Of refined In
the hands of refners low and the export trade say
that oil for prompt loading is scarce, particularly at
Philadelphia.
SLED into dulncss, under which prices showed q
declining tendency. The feature Of the week (which
was broken by the National holiday on July A. was
the good proportion of transactions contributed by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-08

the Stock Exchange TO the total Of NewYorKs bust,
ness At the Consolidated Board the bulk Of the
trading was for August delivery. with the dealings
Dor " tG<morrowss" Delivery showing iDcreasa
near the Close while the trading In July futures
gradually fell OF. Fluctuations In prices were mar
row, being only about 1-2 cents. the net loss from
the previous week being only 3-5 cents. The trad
Ing was mainly local and without much significance,
holders OF goods sun clngng tenaciousy % the idea
Of an Improvement later on. The market closed
quiet, but fairly firm.
The range Of prices and the total dealings in Ma
tional Transit certificates at the Consolidated Stock
and Petroleum Exchange ard at the soock Exchange
last week wcre follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-08
Gitp Rcal estate for Sale.

A FOR SALE, the elegant private
"A. dwellings, 3 and story, II TO u II.
'front.' strictly private location Nos. a. e
RS East 92d,st; Inquire Of PHI. BRAEN-
10 East eeth-sl. also Investment property
foy ALE.
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includes 100000 barrels July delivery.

includes 100000 barrels July delivery.
good business continues in refined petroleum and
the market rules firm at the higher basis OF 40
cents pea gallon IL New-York. and 40 cents In Phla
delpha and baltimore.
oil City. Penn, July 0National Transit certihcaes
opened at Oh lse highest 81 lac; lowest 81 - ga
barrels charters 100 cs2 barrels shipments. 1897 bar
rcls runs "a .25s barrels -
tiona Transit certificates opened a. OIL lse; closed
81 i.sc: highest OIL Lac; lowest 81 1Sc.
opened at 81 lac; closed 81 lse highest 81 SSe;
Titusville. Penn July 6-Nsonal Transit certificates
opened 81 14c highest 81 14c; lowest: ole; closed
Oh 1-Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-08
Corn stsougi No. 2 Mixed. sSc bid. Oats arm; No. 2
THE PETROLEUM MARKEI.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE oF PRICES

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
No important effect upon prices has been caused by
the settlement between the standard OIL Company and
the associated producers by which the former acquired
100000 barrels of crude petroleum at 81 12 cents
Speculation In the commodity has been lstless
before although only slight reaction has occurred in
values. Part OF the ruling duness may be ascribed to
the situation Of affairs at the Consolidated Stock aud
Petroleum Exchange where the experiment Of trading
In futures has yet only served excite controversies
between tho leading commission houses and the room
trading element. The advocates OF the option plan
may be disposed to give It further trial. but unless
they speedily prove its efficacy In enlarging opera
tons, they VIII assume the risk OF gradually building
up in rival exchange market that naturally be-
longs TO the Consolidated Board. II would seem the
part of wisdom for those who interested the well
fare OF the Consolidated Exchange 10 arrange speed
lily as possible for conference on the subject with
view Of determining whether some compromise mod
hcaton Of existing regulations cannot be secured for
the restoration Of harmony between the different oil
interests.
We made brief reference last week TO the field report
for the month of June. 1t showed an increase from
May Of 100 In the number of wells completed, in
crease OF fourteen In dry holes and gain Of 1,172
barrels 10 the average production. The yield per
well in June slightly under the average for May.
No cessation In work, however has been caused
by the Disappointment attending the ven
lures OF drlers, and there Is increase from month
ago of twenty-five In the number Of drilling wells and
ifgs that are up or building Compared with the
responding month in the last years. the total pro-
duction shows material increase, but the average
output of producing wells is much smaller than in
1887 and 1888. The following table shows at
glance the comparative condition Of field work in June
fcp tboI lat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-08

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-The market had a
outlet look today and trading Of the usual Saturday
character Holders, however, maintained a linn basis
and prices showed no material change Choice grades
still wanted by the home trade fair extent. Sales
$500 bbis (54oO bbs exporD including 900 bbls
q IS for West Sbs Minnesota ExtIa g 7Sa
ESQ bbls superhne 50 S5Gs3 IS 600 bbs Fine 81 95G
50 IS Quotations: City Nh Extra for West al indies 1sS
g 90 Winter Wheat low grades 81 sS@s3 40 Fair to
Choice, "a 50ds5 as Fancy, So 4oes5 65; Mnnesota
Spring Wheat Low Extras e 79a$s 80 Clear , sS eeS
Fancy 81 $685. % Patents Ordinary 20 Choice g 75s
50 35as3 IL; Fine, Al 96aS2 Is. Market closed firm
SOUTHERN FLoURmiather quiet Tor tie Gr. dday'
90 40 Trade and Family Extras So 56as5 Patents,
"a 75SS5 10 -. BUCKWIIEAT GRAIN-Quoted SOC bid.
RYE FLoUR-stesdy held and IN moderate sg Tsgge'tt
o"'e9' CORN MEAL-Unchsnged and quiet yellow
Western quoted az So 45e52 u.s. Brandywine at 81 10.
'' AYNHWHEAT-Opt developed more nrmness to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-08
Gin Real estate Go Get.

@ 49,
lIMBER YARD TO RENTAL excel
IL lent opening aud site for lumber yard.
Best location 10 the liyest and fastest grow
Ing manufacturing city IN New.Engisnfa,
with private switch connecting WIN Hlalh
switch Of fve (5) different railroads; Els.
pceially adapted for unloading ana I2adin2
quickly and ehcaply both for wholssale ana ~,
retail. For particulars inquire OF ". ".
GOODSELL. Real Estate and INSURANCE. 4
STANDARD Building. Bridgeport. Conn.
NO. 10 BARCLAY-sr. Offices ana sec
Y lions on store floor 70 let Tor business
luposes. Inquire on premises ~ u
1'0 LET. Desirable Offices in the tract
House. $50 Nssssu-st. electric nsht'
elevator. steam heat. &c.
TO RFNT.-Half OF Room "a. stewart
= Building. Broadway and Chamoersst
ITO LET.-Lofts, 80 IT. by rs IT,. steam
a elevator. with OR without steam power.
GEO. b. EDDY. 39s Madison-st.
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Dressmaking.

.----~--,--~----~-- ---~-~-~ --~~>~>~~>>->-.
~ OMPETENT dress and cloak maker
u perfect litter. stylish draper. wishes few
more engagements by day no objection %
country; reference. DRESSMARER 22O
last 42dst.
IN EESsMAKER by the day. week or
~ month; cutting, fitting by system;
making over speciality; also Tea gowns
reference. 70 lst-st.
CXPERIENCED dressmsker would 90
II out by the day city or country wages
az so per day. 244 West l2th.st.
|LoyE.FITTING SUITS made from "a
VI and up as j guarantee 70 cut and nj
the first lining free OF chafgei evening
dresses a specially. Miss NAYLOR. 203
East S1st-st
EAsHIONABLE DREsSMAKER desires
Il few more customers; dresses Sl0 and up.
e53 SHAVE, top hosr. "
NOR LADIES OF mo1eiate means. Mmc.
Il Reynold Will make charming dresses for
As through the dull season no" approaching.
,57s Sd-sve.
N1ME. DIAN, dressmaker. arriving from
wi paris with the latest styles summer
dresses az moderate prices Pafisian chic
2o2 West 2ath-sf-
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Domestlr eituaiions Uanteo
Males

maIeS
IT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q
u German and wife. no children man
good with horses care and driving gardeD,
lawns can milk; wife good FAMILY COOK.
excellent laundress an household work;
good dairywoman best references. Az
CARPENTERS. los 6th-ave.
" DUNG man OF 10 would like place In
Il private family; city or country.
CHARLES B0LETT, 400 2d-aye.
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STAINED.

Good Ordinary.,..... Ia Low Midoline'.--,V ~
Strict Good Ordinary 7-S Madhng .....;io 90
Optons-Tended higher to-day, and ruled strong
Throughout the entire short session more encouraging
liverpool atvces Early sales indicated rise. OF about
points after which there was some LITTLE covering o.
s6ortso leading q further advance. Old crop closed
STEADY at 57 points and new at points better than
the final Of yesterday. Sales 90, 800 bales
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Dressmaklna.
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tl)ork n)anteo.
Males.

CLERK.-By a wiaeawake young man as
" clerk in an office German spoken and
written. Address EGBERT. 1896 East
THAT