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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-13

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-The general tone W. :
or no change Export demand fairly active eRIenS
FOR the West Indies and United kngaom tTsse but the
heavy rainstem materially checked the movement OF Gdo
IBIS Low Extra 50 5oSss 80 1000 6s 6 MN - =. 22 20
Ss5 Is 600 bbs Winter Wheat Extras 59qs5 20 100
s6 &, supeE@ S 'as2 CIV TO- fGO Extra West
@ "a q 29s s IS W Psent o1 = t GSs 5 LG
choice sSdsG 30 fancy e. 6oe4 as Pa'ent pSS ST,b 70
choice, 81 1895 farc IS 1922 20 4 o. Rys
&Snfes 80" 50 $5G5 So stiaghts poor ia1sg s ia
i sFRs Pad TH]s 81 lSsSG34 r.
ER F16S 2gs aeSe S az s1eady prices: sales
1900 bbl. Shipping Grades s? GCasS g. % ii s
BTTlCRwiiEXf GR2IN-oaoted soc bid 20 arrive, ~;
BYE S in ESev ana "a qqii6s 1913
CORN MEALSeady and moderately active, 1 es ~
SAFES S.ssF zoo I bOis a. . ''"'- 49, ''
AIN-wHEAT-wca and strength alteT anod
m MARKET 8 aaa ds SI oG e P0a The BUR
Ssc over the final Of Yesterday Apart from The streEth
business had been accomplished at Dug o and nv ono or
two prominent loca concerns Gesif ,,n nnsnco
Receipts everywhere comparatively moderate at I 1e
s liS4 and It's ar bushels wnier The grad
ing the West still continues Inferior Dulness however
ADVANTAGE OF tho situation October opened 4sc and
sTS az sS oe Of decline With Sine atE
This followed by and t aSng ag e STss
before mentioned october rallied s5c and December
70 $3.50, other months gaining in like manner. leaving
or az about the top. Cash grades also made slRht
gain in sympathy with options. Shippers sull held
al00f while miers bought freely ticking ten loads
Receivers took eighteen loads for storing mainly IN
cost freight and insurance form. Sales l,612COO BUSH
IS future $50 bushels spot arrive ncluaing
ngra1ed Winter Red. ia asSc do cost freight and
insurance. S1SdS4isc milers paid 81 aSSc. latter for
,hoice); No: Red; Sic elevator; Steamer 70.
Red nc elevator; Steamer No. led,
Sic elevator; No Red quoted siaS44c elevator. $40,
s5asc anoat No. september, s37sas49c, closing at
,i5,c; do October S43 closing Soc; do NONem
,er closing at scisc; do December Sc 9-1GaS7sc clos
iisSsc; do May, 91EG92hc, closing a. 934.....
in pnce ana dull. Western Assoc;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-13

Rai sas ae9ss sens General
private terms Schooner George Bird hence 70 Maeor
nl back from Baraeoa, lump sum- about $1,000 net and
further 5sl &c decline tGdny s, on
Sale, 3oo bbs Mess within the Mess quoted tl2 25
~ 2s % Gg INSPECTED 2 90 r unneced shCr; ce9
Sm N4$h2i Extra Prime. $40 25dslO 90. BEEF
ns@a p Sy T Tsaa 'G fSas Ness 'a'la' o.
5Gf Facet ? as Ms In bs s a sSsf 90 Pn IA 9 ace
5 GB fol- MA news ana Quoted here l 2,e
g 5ss II an. ara to p western 5000 S2ce
Shoulders s@cks a0 de- g
closed 9Ssber SOye 1SScT 6 5saasfy
Win fair denaad civ heavy s9pS SfeF On e &
&Gsci ;:LARD-Dunes, was lie chief feature today,
indifference prevailed on a sid Sides SDqP2 Tce Showed no a
Steam sept sepc 5SU d gss' os Soy
& JsnasF9 eos sG'e ID g. S ab D
Hq2:i q 65 ana sGh America 5c
fairly active demand but otherwise he market Is Very
fcSm tubs nc ae wer zee ce G md fInsT
$G5 State Dairy welsh gS S' cnolcc i6ai IS sqS s
i@a' @s.ts S!s'DD sy sRSIs
I1is1 5$t S dsrS ana % goo:
state factory full cream coored Sc do white fine Sc
m .aS s 6hS S@ a SSc G gaTs sm
prime. EGGSFrm choice goods which have fair in.
quiry State and Pennsylvania 19Gl9c Canadian 19c for
fancy DO held 1I2GlSc Western, 1s94Gl9c for fine;
do fair. 162Gl7c do held. 1jGl0c
SUGAR-RAW-Is well maintained in price but trad.
nG continues light 81 Fair refining 5ose bid Cenirif-
nd nj quiet p, Crushed o. s'sc GU Loaf. s%e;
a." she; ConfectiOners or STS1sc: STANDARD
6 of "a" 79.q7 1316e; White Extra &C" 7lia7ac
Extra &C 9,s6!lsc &c" 6@66sc; yellow, GssG6l9c.
STEARINEEHas not varied for the day, ruling steady
sec r fresh s' and sc o Old stock &C. oe0
TALL0W-A shade easier and quiet. . Prime City
quoted closing, 494c. Sales. 100,0 600 H. 454c.
WOOL-Manufacturers continue 70 buy moderately OF
omestc woods, but the has fres ,hs
asst week, transactions in all being small
pr the most part, buyers experiencing difficulty In
balng stock former rates. The offerings are corn
aativcly free not pressed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-13
Sg111yo Up THE CITY RECORD BUREAU
MOTHER RESIGNATION RECEIVE
CHARGES MADE AGAINST TWO oriiA"
rNFpTOVES

Tho Board Of City Record had hlccu"e uao"'
And some progress was made In the WIZ =. sa.
Vel suchln was accepted and preparauo"s wc.o "'%'e
-, o,hor changes. Another resiehSuo" iU"VoN 'no
adiournment 1t was that Of the onici uooAAeopV''
mp II. Abou who has been IN inc ouicau nun 'ae
,,0s ~ ,ts institution. In his ietor res'snlns' ne
1pasmuch as the supervisor has deemed 1t ex.
uedent and proper to resign MS POSITION oe0@use .,
,rreares in regard to advertising in certain
se,.", in not conforming to the law with which
wcrp no, familiar consider IT my duty 10 pursue
we Weno o",,rso hereby tender my resignation, to
'ne "T"o, At the pleasure of your honorable Boam'
'aho oHoO s,gnod BY the Board. were preferred
Liant supervisor Charles II. Williams and
ss"N higgins, clerk, and they were served with
JOSEF" !, they did not appear at the Mayors office
hou0o III a H. and make satisfactory explanation.
n-1" n',sbt consider themselves removed. Mr.
,rn.ms Is charged with absence without leave and
,no,,ur 70 perform his duties since May /, 1889
neg also with certifying fifteen bills for publishing
I'm The star well knowing that that
ner had nor been designated by the Board" as pro
ipfdsd by law. Mr. Higgins is charged with unlaw-
div issung an order in the name of the supervisor
,or the publication of nine advertisements in The
S,ars and The Morning Journal although these
oeners had not been designated. Williams drew a
isIary of 81 900 per year; Higgins's was $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-13
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ooFFEE-There IS nrmer feeling spot grades. and
prices show slight advance. Demand continues fair
Sales 5000 bags RIO private terms Fair cargoes quoted
at 1994c Mid growths quiet but firmly held. The
option market ruled variable and Irregular, with mod
the speculation. September declined points
early IN the day. while later months advanced the
Subsequently there general break Of 15o points
lower cables. followed by recovery OF 100l points
freer buying, leaving of unsettled Havre dSlined ga
IL fr; Hamburg irregular AMI somewhat bet Eio
cable September 20 Regular first. 200; second
ESQ., exchange (private). 27 receipts 1900 bags
Rio cearances for United States $1,000 bags stock
$50 600 bags Market Arm Santos receipts, 1000 bags
Rio purchases for United States during the ending
September q $4,000 bags Rio purchases for Europe and
other countries during week, 10000 bags Rio
by (3 steamers for United States 90 600 bags Rio clear.
ances by sailing vessels for United States 900 bags Rio
cearances for Europe and other countries, 600 bags
steamers loading at Rio for United States, freight per
25c ana per primage bag total Santos
stock $4,000 bags Santos purchases United States
10000 bags Santos purchases Europe other coun
tries $4,000 bags Santos cearances United States nv
(2l steamers, 30 900 bags cearances for Erope
and other countries % 900 bags loading AT santos
for United sta I santos market finn Good average
Santos, . 500 receipts at Rio. July /
1889 $4,000 bags same time 1855 926 600 bags same
Soo 1880 oSe onn eceipts al santos July 20 Sep
same time 1851 171oo0 bags; sales here TO-DAY CO. 600
Iang
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-13

RAlFT vd NAIT-E ,s,a Light de-
S business shippers taking bash sns R e @Rd
o d2@ Options depeed eSsng ana as iSRp
Sales $4,000 bushels future S ooo Sa. Ss' sno sn5 TO-
MIA i9 9,slu1ing UngIated Mixe1 42G43ac; No 2
ard Issuance No Witt d. e eeyaor f IoSs M fgs
q 42c 90 H Gso5oS seD ss g ieS9s
Ter 20 ~ H,i0GA2sc closing az 429sc; do Decem
% oc eoSe at '@sSs al 60 SSd1y 20
O. CT eong I with sa Isshe coo P SnsSn
Ma 100 bushels spol. including No 25G25sc
ss;2'2s delivered No. 9 White 2s',a2ec No / wiltc
81 Pemger 2Ga2G'c closing at posse do October 2Gis5
~ S.oS a az 2GSc do Noyember 20aG26te closing
2saesc closing S ~ e. 2'o IA Wsle S9e99 90
Csc io6 re 6p5ss .ha winter 80 n 59g55e 50 n Goa
clay LAY AND sTRAw-The general market is in moor
With s,ca1iy lainstoTn stu relr1s the ruckng and
New o5e S s9p So' c ;SSS 4 Sss2
no l. so9s5 No. SS5ggng 49Gl5c 9 "a Hay
New strsw ~ pSgaoc Short Rye 40a50c; oat doc
small - an occasional demand from brewers for
@ SH 5"S Su ser sS sGo the RS55st rules
Stale ~ ihddiierent State, 1883 choice 14aI6c:
az e @ do ss5 SG' P, %G doas
Do COMMON ia q? oe c90 dc ISL s d2alse medium
enber 70 loo MO- % and and easier Sale; 10
s. 5, unchanged September ..SPELTER-Steady
SStS-In light demand; 50 test nominal New
N-i.,lf, @oa41c, la'ier fancy.
ne SA 90 sTQRES-SPIRITs TURP ENTINF-Arrivals
Sor,L oy tae heaP~'-6rm and with STRONGER mlrkpts
N in1Iisiy OSINS-Steaiy ana quiet Strained
= ~ GOOD DO 81 05; f. 81 o2a; r 81 32ig; c. /
% .. II, 81 1881 30; 81 So X, 81 S. NJ 81 95: ,
~ 6S1TrIc9 W G. 81 %; w. W. - O. ' - '
tonssed Is In moderate demand at steady
iic9 oqS other kinds move out slowly. New Crude
orSs to G S9I 81 summer aa ye99C 4oq17c
1879, Cocoanut Ceyo1 5La5Ac; Cochin. ri'S
&c Cuoan 54c Col domestic 81 32c; FOREIGN "a a95c.
raw, city Coo Western 57a5sc: Lar4 nrime'
ai9W 4NGhOc. Western and city; Menha1en crude
es4e; light pressed. 2SG29c beachei winter 34635c.
NsS -eeacncl SIC SPERM crude 1d52c natural win
e. Zoe 9ieache1 winter. s0as1c; bleached spring
Mhale, crude 9sdi1c; natural winter 45aAGe
eachel wnter 47a4Sc; extra bleached 4qc: Sea Fie'
ant Deachcd winter 5la55c; Red Elnln 36a3sc: nod
Hhired, 4hajci Olive. Italian, 7Od73c: palm ~
~ Sc Neasioot prime G22a75c; Straits 2Gd27c Bank
OCEAN FREIGHTS-The record has been light aoair
" the general market remains steady. To Iiycrooi
- SACKS uour l5si to Hull. 81 eco bushels grain ~
1hI 70 H. 40 900 bushels grain. 51.d TO London
200 bushels grain, I'D. 40 600 bushels oats DrvSts
liz, 20 Antwerp, 1000 bushels grain 3D.. PETRO.
VI MANIFESTATION shin Johann Frederick hence,
.iaH,) uig e,t-O bbls Pehuet, ..MISCFLLA NFOTrS
buu,h bark Nellie T. Guest Yarmouth to Monteyffa5
,orJ"f lumb' sl66siG 80; brig Ernestlne P0rtlsnd
hilOSi10es shocks, 35c; brig Mary C. Mariner Rargor
-, pIdidioupe ice &c. 81 900 loaded discharged and
ciuYs' schooner Clara Leayt Portland n 1t Kits
Us private terms; schooner james Lowell Portland
d,S 9IIh 70 Benos Ayres, lumber. S16 British Steamer
rae ,u5n N0tf1k to Liverpool cotton. 3Ss: schooner
80 NhIn,Ws, Boston % Plysandu lumber 500: !
''er AHue jordan Ron1Out to Richmond. cement | s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-13

Buffalo Sept l2.-Cattle-Receipts for last "a hours,
qs0 head total for thus far, H. GAO for same time
sst week, $1,000; consigned through 22i0 to New
Vo,k 90; on sale 100; market steady and unchanged
sheen and ambs-Receips for last 20 hours 1900 head
total for week far. % 300 for same time last week
,s Goa. consigned through 1800; New-Yoik 1000;
m sale 1900; market steady and firm Hogs-Reeeipis
Tor last "a hours 1890 head total for week thus fa
20 $50 for same time last 81 $50 consigned throus
400; to New-YOrk 700 sale 1920; market dull and
prices shade lower medium and heavy, dS4 70 corn
Workers. "a 35asi so; grassers; 81 lOas4 3D. .,,.s
Louis 12-Cattle-ReceiptS, 1000; shipments,
900 market 10 15 higher; choice heavy native
steers 81 25ds4 co. fair good do. 90 30GS4 10 stock
and feeders 81 SOds2 25 steers 81 20aS2 90
Iogs-Recelpts, 22oo shipments 800 market slea 76
choice heavy, S4dS4 70 packing glades % W.
e3 Q5; Nght fair 70 best 81 2Oa$4 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-13

oil City PENN Sept 1o.-Nationa Transit Certificates
salcs $1,000 bbls clearanees 13s 600 63s charters
n ISL hills: shipments, 40 500 bbs runs $3.50 dds
sbwr Pefn SEM I2-Pctroeum dull but steady
Naiin"q Transit certificates opened at 99sc closed at
poo: highest, 09as lowest, 9S7sc. 49,, ,,x,. .,oo .
Bradford Penn. Sept 12Natohs Isfnse 9s oes
oogenea az g Ssr:cs ESQ as 600 bbls
TRusvle Penn. sept 12oHauGnM Jfa n1 certln i
ut o9c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-13

q ARDENER.-By an Englshman thor.
~ Ough knowledge in all branches: good
plant and rose grower; also care OF gentle
mans private or commercial place, age 80
flrst-class references Address III. w, Florist
Laf1ycttc-st Norwich, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-13

steamers which sailed Saturday must be having rough
shipments to-day. SOC cattle on PennsyIvauia By
Meye, HopseInan The orinoeo for Bermuda carries
Mich coWs-No fresh arrivals FOr. The week
TO si5 represents the general arEe few choice mixers
cxLvIS% receipts a. &c ri SeT.y York and jersey City
With sales az 3ssc Jew sl ee Sis' Bas sa az se
ana Tf s SAND SSi Ss a. Ts a. 4qec
Try dressed veas steady at 7a1ie and city dressed sell
ssesjoan Hallcpsech: z Grassers 1ei .vsr,ss,
ss 81 1G xs' 5sS At 81 90 2s r
2'c s. fed do al n at 4'.c; - DO 2so n at &c 20
VeI IIs lel ~ az &C. o. g.. ooo .,oz g,
do Ef 1ssp d. sI3:s5 sG Z at $50
D. Harrington: 40 veais. 15s 10 at 7'sc: II DO. III
Walsh walsh; EirsyE Co. yess 11s 2. at Sc
p, J ~ 90 buckingham p IEssssIs COS aal
YEAS 10 2 40 1 lso f%si, go d. at &C.
fed calves 200 b. as s Bu SSa and led co
s u Gan iN6 Y., 10 r. e y! & carload. Of sa
head. equally divided between the yards and carloads
sheep in isnt supply and wanted a. null prices
cli9sd from l. TO s per NJ closing dun 49,. o. 90,
far 20 cboc sGa lambs P s. 9osf Ssed lots AZ ga
So and carload q state 'mOonshinersr was sold By
Dressed Mutton irn at osa9sc per n dressed Lambs
mas salcs~Dienback 4 Dewey 2a4 Pennsylvania Lambs,
81 3 average, SO % per 100 n; 1877 Canada do, rs p.
3. Tartngton: Il stag Sheep 100 n, at - so; 500
wafsh Kirby Co. % $50 pennsylvania Lambs. sos ..
at $5 9o SO DO SO n, at SO 25 Al sheep AMI lambs %
h, at "a.
John J. Hallenbeck 80 Vermont Sheep IS ~ at - rs;
$50 Pennsylvania Sheep and lambs. 60 -. &C.
Hume Mullen 19t state Lambs 50 N. at So 129.
Judd & Buckingham: % PENNSYLVANIA sheep 1902 n.
4'ic do, 1877 10 at 4oc 3i7 Pennsylvania lambs On
D. az So 80 per 100 n 1o3 do, 81 ~ at SO co. III dc. 90
b. at 80 G2t5.
- n. PIdceck ZIG PennsyIyania lambs 49, n;a.s7i
IS 25.
J. F. ssdler & Co IS Ohio Sheep 100 n a. % e5 1919
10, S3i2 n, az - 1912.
Newton Gillett 214 State Sheep ('culis7) $50 NJ
1t 80 rs
NJ Collins: 100 Ohio Sheep. IS ~ at IS; 10 Virgins
10, a H. az 81 235 Virginia Lambs, 6e'a n. az SO.
+. S. Kase 1874 Pennsylvania Lambs. 7fla n.
80 s7ia Pennsylyana Ewes 1fG n, az - 80.
HOGS-Receipts 10 carloads q 1929 head-9 carloads
70 4Oh-st and carloads at jersey CITY heal
or sale Market steady - 306S4 u.s. Prime Stats
Pigs are selling at $3.50 % por 100 70.
Country Dressed steady at Charlie for Medium and So
or Light \ few hcayy-weightS are sold ct sc size
Saes-J &. Smith 20 state Hogs 20I o. % 81 IS: 10
B. at So 25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-13

COACIIMAN and GARDENER.-Slncl
- good groom; careful driver thorough.
~ understands vegetable garden and flow
ers; can milk: not afraid OF work; sltis-
factory city references Address EDWARD,
Box 10, Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, Thursday Sept. BEEVE.S-Reccpts
hc0d No trading, and very little I'm the yards. Feel
Ing firm In view OF reported light arrivals for Friday.
CITY dressed beef slow account Of the storm. which
keeps shop butchers at home but prices fully main
tlinod Texas Colorado and Range beefs sells 2c;
poor 10 choice Native sides at 5a7i.c.
Gable adyices received today report refrigerated
weak and lac lower, with sales at I'D or scant She
American live cattle unchanged in Liverpool and London
DIRE Ssod weight, sinking the Ofa
The Hermann vhch sailed from this port last Welncs-
day, with 42O cattle, passed Monday
and by tho Colorado which came into this port even
ing The Hermann had her machinery damaged bv the
Storm but not in need Of assistance Cate.carryDo
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GARDENER and LAUN DRESS.-By a
~ French gardener; no children pIacti-
cal experience in all branches; greenhouse,
roses flowers hot and cold graperies
specially Of new place con take care Of
cattle; wife hr9t-c ass laundTess from
Paris; high reference. GARDENER, L
lIRrk-sf-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-13
Males.

q Arden ER-LAUNDRl-S S.-Bv a car.
~ ner no children practical exTe ienca
all ranches; greenhouse. flower. hot aad
coit craprGics' speciality ~ new place: care
caitlr, VII" cook, laundresS. BAUDIN,
ia BroOmp-S 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-13

I0f COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. - Very
IOf handsome second story rooms over
looking the Bay. with board, 70 gentleman
ana wife or single gentlemen private bath (;
delightful location, and within minutes
walk 10 Bridge and ferries; references.
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6orses dno Carriages.


-FLANDRAU & CO.,
IA. 372, ga, $40 BKOOME-ST
ELEGANT CARRIAGES Of the best class
SIJSPENSION NlCIORlAS,
c Z SPRING NlCTORIAS,
LIGHT VICTOR1AS.
r Carts Two Wheelers, Landaulets,
Nal Phaetons, pau Carts, Landaus.
coUPE. elPASSENGER ROCKAWAYS,
EXTENSION FRONT.
wAGONEITES,
DEPOT WAGONS,
CURTAIN ROCKAWAYS.
OUR PATENTS
ON BUCKBOARDS.
Oak SurreyF, Oak wagons, OAK Run
tbsuts, 2-paSsenger Buckboards, 3-passen'
Ter Buek6oards, 4-passenger Buekboards.
bak DOs.a.D Dos, Oak Derbies, Oak Phaetons.
ALL OTHER PATENTS IN BUCK
BOARDS.
sngle. Dusls, Triples all kinds OF springs
ALL NOVELTIES in OAK AND PAINT
FOR ONE AND TWO HORSES.
Agents for BrOcket & futile Co. light
ROAD WAGONS. LIGHT VEHICLES
for estates and country driving.
Doctors Wagons. Surrey Wagons,
Ladies' Phaet0ns. Nls-a-Vis,
Light Stages, FIX. top Cabriolets,
Spider Phaetons, Contractors Jobs,
Pony PbaetOns, Saxon Phaetons,
Road Wagons, Fancy Vehicles.
MINIATURE TRAPS. ALL KINDS.
FOR CHILDREN,
Making the largest and most diversified as
sOrtment OF Carriages I'm the United States.
OVER 282 DIFFERENT STYLES.
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
SECONDHAND V G1R I22G ABOVE
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Ucrk rOanteo
Females.

Females.
SHORTHAND WRITER ami callcraph
- operator desires position can bring Zee
0mmcndatiOn from former employer. Nd
dress A. b., Box 80. TT bune Onice.
- TENOGRAPHEE and TYPEWRITER
- YOUNG LADY desires position as
stenographer and typewriter; a beginner
willing TO assist with Office work salary
moderate. Address VI. l., care j.
Mcclure. 81 Bcach-st.
- TENOGRAPHERS and Pennington oper-
- ators furnished TO business houses; no
commissions. WYCHOFF. SEAMANS &
BENEDICT. 327 Broadway.
Young LADY, competent and reliable,
4 having worked "a public Office years.
wishes position IN oilic" where she can be
useful; good peum9n, &C.. references. NJ.
T.. b., 50 4th-aNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-13
Gonnirn Real gsiaie for Sale

A T CRAWFORD. IS minuses from New
able French roof house for sale; rooms,
barn and fruit; lot 100000; good situation.
near station. Apply 70 VIM. ID. BIGELOW,
Crsnf9rd, Union opsS CO.. n; J'S or CHAs. LEO
"A some residences and building sites for
sale; houses ~ .et, season or year. CLAIR
FNCE b TUBES. s Beekman-st N. Y.
rrOR SALE.4O. 900 acres redwood timber
L lands In California will cut from SO, 900
TO 100, 600 feet per acre. G.. II. CHAM.
BERLAIN. 115 Broadway. Room 43.
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Dre55makinq.

II RESSM AK ER.-First-class litter and
- draper wants few more engagements by
the day late OF one OF the leading houses
city references. D.. go West 23l.st.
nRESSMAKER desires few more Gus
~ toners in and out OF the house. l57
lst-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-13

COTTON-For prompt delivery quiet but finn NJ ",o
P[ees sales 926 bales for s9nsqmpton receipts
bales for the same time last year Since SeDtenbcr ~
receipts az the ports aggregated 12 $50 bales as
70,250 bales Tor the corresponding time last wear
Quotations are based American standard Of classic
cation. "a Ni''7'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-13
Real estate tOanteo.

w ANTED 10 purchase for cash, first
w class private stable situated convent
emily 10 East 70th-st Address, with par
ucularS Z. l.. HARRIS, Box 535, New
York.
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fais sis iiS S7t5'
~ ....-..,Ssia Low, MIddllng.....-1loo lilo

So9d 0uinay ::.--..5ia Low Mlddling i'Io
Opiions-Specuaton showed further dminuton to-day,
and the variations In price were comparatively snali.
though the general tone bcarish Full port receipts
and decline at Liverpool depressed the options
which closed 2d3 points lower Ear months were reia.
lively seader, owing to bad crop advces, leaving OH
without much change. Sales, ls 800 bales. 81,
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n)ork nJanteo.
Males.

VOUNG MAN, working nights on
morning newspaper, has four
hours Of leisure time would Ike
to spend those hours I'm work OF some de-
scription; work must be clean and clevat-
ing small wages az frs. Call or address
W. II. 3, Coz West l0th-ss.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, Sept. 10 345 D. m-Beef and pork in mo-,
Ceman1 Hams and bacon IN fair demand Cheese-Ths
demand u lnpOYng; Taow IN good demand. SHIRTS II
tufpentine ~ good demand and finn 3Js 81 Ros.n
fair demand; Lard-Spot and futures IN poor demand
wheat END hour in demand C0rn-SpOt IN Door a..
mand futures IN poor demand Hops at London-Paclfs
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Ciip Real Gsiaie 90 Get.


a 4;STORY high stoop brownstcne house.
Tnoim good neigh b1rhoO1; fully furnished.
! I1oaAs 4 ECkERSON, 35 West 3Oth.st.
\ ZLO RENT, with or without power 5Of.
5,,1't5O0SS west ! hist. 4stlIy br * and on
IvyvS I, SSgA49O. Apply TO RIA, NEPh-
Two q W, 10 Broadway.
TO e, LaIL.tic;--L1ott.ss, Sc It by 25 IT., steam
- eigVs,or With OF without steam power.
6Eo. B. EDDY. S9s Madison.st "'''
TO LET. Desirable oe1ces g., - -.
House, $50 Nassau.st S s 10 me , Tract
sievator, steam heat, SC. "H""
Two LET.-FOur lofts; coroe, W., -
a and Rutgers Slip; building ms co ~
1eted. OWNER. 1sS Dlvison,st.0 S' 'o'ii'
TO LET. LOW.-Possession now -
free 10 October ! l-story. hioh , IehJ
ewcillnc mirrors. buffers pantry eeils'o1p
hnsnd-p1inted MadlsOn-aVe. near an sttlhHl ~,
~: A. CRUlkSHANK & Co, l7e BrosS'
TO RENT. FURNISHFD.-7I5 Na6jso5--
i1rs. "Ese;; near 63d-s ; 4-story brOwnstona
..ysse' lally furnished. Apply on premises
* DIST. WEST; s5TH- ST. WEST.-Do.
root Ntaole four-stoTy houses. with All
~ r. io.n improvements. 70 rent from October
-. paIueulats apply 70 +. G.. BOTYRNF
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n OOK-WAITRESS.-B two Scotch sis.
~ ters; 10 months In last place together
or separate; city or country eldest good
cook and laundress; other neat chamber
maid and waitress moderate wages u to-
gether. Mrs. TYLER :3Ss 6ih-aye
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domestic Gltna,lons tOanteo
Fen1aIeS.

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