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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-08-29

A Potter county farmer recently
hired nm experienced boy to help
about the place. One morning he
told the boy to salt the calf in the
pasture. The boy took about Il
quart of salt, rubbed it all over the
calf, working it into the hair. A
herd of colts in the pasture scented
the salt and got after the calf. They
licked the hair all off the calf's back,
and tried to lick the hide off too.
The farmer tried to catch the calf
to wash it, but the creature think
ing he wanted to lick, too, kept out
of the way. The boy, the calf and
the farmer are all very unhappy
The colts are the only ones that got
any fun out of it. BY sailing Canada
thistles you can have 'em licked to
death in this way.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-08-29

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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-07-20
= Mice and Their Tails,

The following story illustrates how much
mice love their tails: In Norwich, Conn,
the other night, young lady set mouse
trap in her parlor--a trap that was like a
diminutive railroad nd-house, with
arched doorways, and with delicate little
loop of steel under each doorsill to fy up
and catch a mouse by the muzzle. The
steel nooses snapped busily all night, and
the next morning the lady found five mice
clinging in five of the unhospitable door,
ways. and what was very mysterious to
her, three long mouse tails hanging from
the three other entrances. She puzzled her
head long over the inscrutable problem
Why did three mice visit her trap over
night and deliberately leave their tails be-
HAD thems But there was no answer to
it. A very bright idea, however, flashed
into her mind, and she set her trap again.
Verify, the three tailless mice came back
to recover their tails, and in the gray
dawn of the following day the young lady
found three tailless mice dangling from the
trap.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-07-20
An Essay on Breathing.

A boy fourteen years old, recently i'm.
ported from Kentucky. says the Washing.
ton Star, handed the following in as com
position on breathing" The instruction
was: Tell all you can about the breath.
ing" He said: Breath is made of air.
We breathe with our lungs, our lights, our
liver and our kidneys. Ifit wasn't for our
breath we would die when we slept. Our
breath keeps the life agoing through the
nose when we arc asleep Boys that stay
in room all day should not breathe. They
should wait till they get out OF doors. Boys
IN room make bad, unwholesome air.
They make carboniclde Carbonicide is
poisoner than mad dogs. A heap Of soldiers
was In black hole in India, and carboni.
eide got in that there hole and killed nearly
every one afore morning. Girls kill the
breath with corsits that squeezes the dia.
gram. Girls can't holler or run like boys
because their diagram is squeezed too
much II l was girl I'd ruther be boy,
so can holler and run and have a great big
diagram
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-07-20

anu 10 MAKE matters worse, me ana the mare
d man VINO refused to eat my apple dump.
ms, wasn't extra friendly, and he sWore
that was drunk at the time, which asser
tion most on 'em believed until we arrived
on Sandy Hook and discovered a dead
whale"
"Another"' murmured the astonished re-
porter, preparing to hear fresh whale
story.
NO." interrupted the Captain, with an
artful wink, ''the same whale that hooked
off the Banks.n
But how did you know itl"
why, by the line that was hanging out
81 Its mouth with this here leg attached to
t, of course"
What, you lost your leg, then?"
"Yes, for the time being, and / was
mighty lucky had one to lose, for might
have lost my life if hadn't parted with my
leg"
"True! But what killed the whalelm
1.-The clam,' insisted the Cap'n, s'whictl
was the biggest and toughest clam | ever
saw before or since baited that hook in the
spring OF '59 on board the Dreadnau ght
But the thought of that whale always makes
me dry" concluded the Cap'u, bracing his
back against mooring spile, aud twisting
his wooden leg until that eccentric member
was disJointed at the knee.
Then, after peering into its internal mys-
teries with one eye shut, as if looking
through a telescope, he extricated q bag of
canvas, which, when tenderly unfolded
contained large black bottle, which he
gazed at with unmistakable reverence, and
turning to his amused companion with a
sly twinkle in his starboard eye, said:
"Great scheme, amt itl A wine cellar
bank, and safe deposit vault all in one, and
nobody, not even my old woman, able to get
1t its valuable contents. Take nip"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-07-20

For Bill.Heads. Letter.Heads, Card.
Vouchers, and all kinds OF Job Print.
Ing, either Fancy or Plsin apply ct
the Record Once.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-07-20
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-07-20
FOR SALE.

A COMPLETE FRIgTgoNlofAR HoIETIN0
"a Plant tor uble-oompaftmsHt saxft.
25-horse power; almost pew. r1AGipa - boller
Avpiytp ,. Ere1NMAN4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01
nIrs nF LEGAL NEWS.


An attachment was grated yesterday by Jusuce
O,Br,en OF the Supreme Court against the property III %
State OF the New-Jersey Lighterase 'omp""s, -,
brought by August Heinen to recover so' -. :,
paintn says that he cashei labor uekols VI .'P'''
tho defendant and that they have not been paid M Az
,ohrt was granted against the property OF the same
cornnony nv the same Judge the suit OF DaVu ha'
weller who seeks TO recover $l2O for Eie-pieso4'''
life raft sold the company. ,, -. a.,
reference has been ordered by Justice o'Bnen OF the
suoreme Court for the purpose Of taking testimony "s 10
the circumstances under which Arm ana Dc'" ' -,
colored children were committed to the JuVeie "SS'u
by Police Justice German on July 10 ~ '", "
the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Oh""'
Judge I.acombe, in the United STATS |ioue Oo~ W.,
,eray reversed the Judgment OF the District Court II me
-, mi s,i,s arising out Of the collision between the
british steamer Martello and the barkehtihe ffeda a.
WILEY on May g. 1887. The barken'na was Rr'aN dan'
aged in the collision. judge Brown III the Dsulct court
aecded that the master OF barkentine was at fault
judge Lacombc however. fixes inc respo"ioi" ior "o
cor,slon ON the officers in charge o. the steamer
Tncv Mcfarland Boardman and Plat "a counsel for
tho staten Issnd Rapid Transit Railroad Company fled in
the United States Circuit Court yesterday an answer III the
suit brought by United States 70 prevent inc ouoine
~ The new feryhouse at whtihalst The railroad com
- T., 40 as,rer saws that the structure Is entirely
h land lcas n by the company from the CITY OF NewYofk
The temporary injunction granted In The sun Drought
nv Charles Boyle and NJ. T. Butteree' |" restrain tAe
Cas- Commission from awarding contracts Tor h2huhg
streets to the United States Illuminating COMPANY, Va
.o ALLEGATIONS that the company is not authorized to
oo ,ires and is not the real party IN the inOrest
n,c controlled by the Safety Electric Light and Power
Germany WAS vacated by Justice Ingraham' IN the su
preme Court yesterday .
81. cnamhers Yesterday by John L. Parsons. A. p
I - w Man John NJ Bowers, Andrew w. Beebe and
no witt Locknan Dc Witt. for extra allowances fcr
III, arvices As lawyers the legal settlement Of the
estate Of Catharne L. Wolfe. The decision was reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01
couRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

sunreme Court-Chambers- Before Q,Brel J.-CouTt
IN 40 O'Clock. Motion calendar, Nos. l To %
npIpsive and assessment called at IL o'clock
sunrcme Confinement Tern.-Recess continued
sTprepe CouIt-Specia Tem-Part I-AdOurned until
next Monday. ,, M. ~. II .d,o,rnod o..
the term. ~. No. WI ,nd ry A
Isiurrocae's Courl-Before Ransom, SWIM Of James
STperior Cour-General Tem-Adjourncd until October
Superior COUrt-Special Iern-Belore lhgidhahl' j.
Coi,rf oDcns at 10 m.-MOtions.
superior Court-EQuity Term-Adouined for the term
SnicriOr Couit-Tral Tcrm-Parts /, II and IlI.-Ad-
cannon Pleas-General Term-Adjoumed for the term.
Common Plnas-Special Tem-Before Bookstayer. j.
Co,rf o,ens al IL o'cOck.-Motions.
COMMON Pcas-Trial Term-Parts and II.-Adiourned
City Court-Special Terrn-BefOre Home. J-Court opens
at 10 a.
civ Court-Tral Term-Parts l. IL and III-AdIourned
for the term. ~, A
Court General Sessions-Parts l, IL and 11l.-Au-
iourned for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01
TIE RAIN-SOAKED STATE CAMP.
rrvr MADE BURDEN TO THE SOLDIERS Dh
THE CONTINUED DowNPoUR


THE CONTINUED DowNPoUR'
pscksk,ll. n. Y, July 81 (SpeciaD.-Lie a' 'no
stats Camp is beginning 10 get almost mioea'aoio
yaere has been a steady downpour OF ram an u"''
,,,.r the camp inspection by Colonel Mc'rath was
as,cnsed with The band got up enthusiasm o"oue"
=. 90 ont in the school house and pracuoe ior an
-. ,,,r,np the forenoon The soldiers cro"ued aoou'
~. ,ood IN the rain TO listen 10 the music altcr
&c.. aavs Of rain il was something not TO Dc Miisseu.
80. an the afternoon the sun came out from oehihu
-, ,ds for less than a minute and then disappcarce.
80, The rain stopped falling long enough for dress
arade IL being the second time during inc hNe uaS
shat IL had stopped even that long
vaior Wallace A. Downs, of the list Regiment
-, a. IN command of the provisional battalion Is
na,,rr strongly of buying bathing suits for his men
So, ,t them through a swimming drill in the COM
pany streets. ,-,.- ,.,.. o,,,,,
harmless water snake came swimming into camp
40 al, and il was Immediately captured by Company
non In looking about to find the best possible
- 20 mako of it he discovered Private Grafton
s,,o.v sleauinc in his tent. In a short time the
rnspsnectinc private had strange bed-felow The
soinc about of the snake awakened him. The
,a,,b that no was greeted with he jumped out OF
49,, ,ort after the fashion of circus rider jumping
,hro,cb a hoop told him plainly what was up. He
Eta nothing but quietly placed the snake in bed with
Cornoral Wheeler who was sleeping in the same tcnt
The corpora began to be uneasy in short time and
presently be jumped out of the cot nearly LANDING
ON ton Of Private Grafton. When he had recovered
Si,cseif enough TO speak he shook the private and
lred while his teeth chattered say, old man, have
I been drinking"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01
THE COURTS.
WHICH ONE Is THE CREDITOR

Alfred De Cordova. stock broker, having conducted
,nerations IN the Stock Exchange for Vernon II.
stevenson for three years, on closing the account
maintained that a balance of 1913 30 was due him.
MIR. stevenson gave him note for the amount datcu
February 90 1889 due in thirty days. The note was
not paid and suit for the amount was brought III 'he
City Court The defendant in his answer says tha'
he accented the statement of the plaintiff correct
and gave him the note, but that he afterwaru as
covered that there were ovcrcharges. and that In fact
the plaintiff owed him balance of $500 Tor wnicI
be makes counterclam. Judge Home Ses s,e
granted motion made on behalf Of the plalnuh, To
quiring the defendant to give bill OF particulars
showing the items of the counterclalm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01

Sss'e lara sa' . Tss"
ssA' s RGs;''d s sslss'a sS sSs
$s5. S$.s sS;sr ' sss ss SO
G Red Esn SjasSe eI saSon
s l'ai9 sse ra BsnE ss O'''
OCEAN FREIGhTsThe general movement confines Iss
light yet Of alt descriptions Is 20 mlgre tna' rs
maintained with apparent ea'e To sSetin ., P Sa
erin ERR r. re 6 1SS's eaf S1i h.
mOr e SS S oT GGS 2Sarr q bark DTo
ming Sophie Phlladepha to Stbei Olonnes 2gOO DIS
fS s bac "a 500 SS s sRS
bark ri Lya thence to Fqme 5000 ea 10 Iopon
s5o refined ss Norwegian bark Gruniloyen Lpror1
sSSc s Sa sq 2e os s$
dale hence 20 HSIi 5000 bbs refined 8 "a Italian
bark OLIVIA specioza chartered atroad Phisnepn ,arm.
MfsCELLANEoUs- bark Recovery Boston So,o TO
hNnee via Bamore 70 %Sceio aour private terms
schooner $ Newman MaR1anla New YORK cellar
general cargo pryo,s terms British BrCSkea
schooner Lizzie Lane South Amboy TO Boston, COAL 81
rs Ks Wl: e gs s@ Sa':y
wA1 a for Si. hc
fy MS s&Sis %S'' saG s aS sl2S
Nominal City Extra India Mess In ties, si2 Sossi ,,
f f M Extra in bb as' .s @' q p
ia s az wg: h dSTsSa 9%GGfe nsIf
@ @S v'rI1 faS Ss Bellies ss DAY Quoted .''sa
!SaaSers n'S sm s%Sf's az
Higher qd strong A. Chicago short TsD TSs Aq S
closed bRfssSb odSse d;P;SS City
hes t. sS more mn Today covering
Options s Ss ao %oera PGd Demand DS ae
zoo tcs western steam spot 2lad645c. closing Gas
y dun sss 50 e. os Aqg goo rel s.oisa asa
november closed at 635c sales. 500 tcs 800 sSc !;
e GSav Sns south America
ST rules in buyers favor and demand conts s, No nd
ts5D Creamery tubs fancy 7c Cream
cry fancy i62a17c do Prime i5G5ae DO far = sooa
55c; la4its ws;5n I%at %o.,s cTe1 psiry
choice, io6i2qc do good 1Ogql1Lc; do common 1oc
Western factory. June hrdn June 1Hos ocory
2 agst 1o%lc 5sfteT gsS Paf I not
varied since last ruling steady n fancy wte
fine sdssc . prime 6hGI'c part s SKINS "a
&c to prime fun skins siSc one ns Rrn
15c CANADIAN Ia G14iac western 1a1di4c do common
sUGAR-EAwUnc Unclaimed IL price and dull. 1 Ear
g ase?ed Gu. has Loaf o,c Gn' Cubes &c Powdered
Pc GEa Graz st soS NGrd sc 81
white Extra &C." 7'sS77sc; Extra &C" 7ea7'sci ~
7i-d7hc; yellow, 67sa7c. ,,--..-
7La7iec; 0leomargarlne sales $50 hhds City, &c, to
TrSAL1ow-pu and rather easier. Prime City quoted
TEA%saies today BY auction. 5s5s pkgs follows
Sl2, MySonG unpo%Sr Ping
Tyson. lie Imperial lsq Iys bSa G27c Strings
35143,c: india and Orange Pekoe, 1Sa42O2ci Oolong
| FoImosa 17d2sc Annoy, 12c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and RAILROADS.
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Baz oths the spot were 91," oTotd
to-day, and prices ruled fslr thk"e 1dJ.a
l7c Sales 1000 bags Rio shade below t Nc 800
600 bags No 5 Santos 142c, cost ana Iieiv' 6odo
bags Santos HIGH grades, JsIc 1000 bags SH Zoo
Rio private terms LOCO bags No Sah1s aeS In good
bags No do 1910, terms. Min EIdurs-
demand sales 500 pcus Interior spot &c So Mar
ItmOr 2Oc 97j bags SsVanlla and az Dsss ns
caibo private terms Options were variable a maerare
what unsettled but the speculation was qule
FirInness prcyaied carly IN the further aI me-
in foreign advices Opening sales indieaPn ~ and
5a1O noints after which local "shorts coV,,eu, MI
prices gained 1oal5 points This was ,st ssicd
frcer selling, partly by 'oncs.n ana the naihe1
hack 1890 points leaving oil weak az the oou'onl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. July 81. 345 p m.-BeefoHolders Offer mod
eately; India mess dull at 56s 3D. Pork-Holders
offer moderately Hams-Holders offer freely. Bacon
Holders offer moderately Cheese-Iha supply is in excess
M tho demand TaEow-HO lders offer moderately prime
city dun at 25s Spirits Of turpnuneHol1ers offer freely
steady at 3s Cd Rosn-Hoders OFFER sparfngly;
firm at As. d-spot-Hoders offer sparngy Fu11ies-
WIeat ana nout-iIGlders moderately Corn-Spot-
Holds offer moderately. Futurcs-Hodcrs Offer sparngy
mixed Western August and September firm al 4s lad Hops
AZ I,ondon-Pacifc Coast-Hoders offer freely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01
THE FERRYBoATs MAY NOT RUN.

An Injunction has been granted by Justice o'Bren'
of the Supreme Court, restraining John A. POST Memo
las Bertain and J. l. Hattrick from running the
steamers Thomas A. Morgan and Eliza Hancox as
ferryboars between this city and Staten lsIand'
The appcation was made on behalf of the city,
which alleges that 1t is deprived Of revenue by the
competition of these boats with the staten Island Ferry
COMPANY and thai the defendants have no rght 10
use The vessels on this route without charter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01

application made behalf OF Mrs. Alta sehefr TOT aii
mony and n counsel fee pending her suit for limited
divorce from Henry scher. The husband says ona' MS
wife had him placed the Wards Island Lunanc ASyiu
on false charge insane and squandereo mueh
OF his money in buying lottery tickets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01

IaIre advanced 1aa2A frs and Hamburg = pnno no
ouIot Regular drst 6 g 400; good second 800; eH-
Change pfvate 2 receipts 200 SsGs tS Gco s'oc a.
Rio July 70 July 30 1889 GOO 6as 5i sane a n re-
1SSs time. loSf
CENTS at santos July to July 30 1SSV l2oUoV ~ 90
same time. 1S5S. 10000 bass; same ui'' 1901 GOWN
'CoTTON-On the spot, dun and without change
=, f,nn,, tan,c. Sales Gas bales for consumptloh
Port receipts 200 bales against 4Qi =. R 9sg'
mis- dav last week and SO bales this DAY lass
since September receipts at the ports agg,es" ~
Zoo G4s bales, comparing with 5,405O2S bales ior inc
ndaiIons are based on American standard OF ciass'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01

MR.. AsToR STOPS LIQUoRsELLING IN A HOUSE
w II. Runge having dsregarded the covenant in the
leases given by Jacob AsOr forbdding the sale Of
Honor on the premises in the building No. 76 Tenthave
., which he is the lessee Mr. yesterday obtained
from Justlee Ingraham peremptory mandamus forbddng
the sale Of any moreliQuor there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUR-There was weaker
feeling to-day on desirable grades OF both spring
and wheats while well known brands rqea b com
without showing material cIhhHe'
Exporters moderate buyers but the local trade move
mcft did amount to much Sales ~ Dds ~
So IS; . 400 bis City NH. - 1904 so Tor WeSt
Tndies 400 bbls Minnesota Extra 81 1OofO 30. oSUV
Ljs Winter Wheat Extra. 50 75aS5 90, including looo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01
Conntrn Real estate for 6ale.

AT CRAWFORD. As minutes from New
~ York, on Central II. Il. Of n. j., desir-
able French roof house for sale; rooms.
barn aud fruit; lot 100X20Q good situation,
near station. Apply 10 WIN. ID. BIGELOW
Crawford, Union Co., n. J., or CHAS. LEO
ABRY, al Maiden Lane. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The cash wheat market was depressed 3-4a1 Is
cents. Only 10000 bushels were taken by shippers.
The option market was a little active but huc-
tuarons were small. There were 100000 bushels Of
July taken In by local shorts and I20 900 bushels
OF the amount were delivered to mers. The net loss
Of the July option was rs cent at SO 5s cents.
August opened at So 80 and December at 81 "a rail-
lying men 10 30 1915 and 50 IA cents modest
foreign buying and stronger cables August fell sub
sequently 10 So A and December 20 81 "a cents,
ending on the curb at those figures. Final changes
show losses OF 3-S for August SIS Ia (Septembee
being unchanged at So. and Is for October ~
30 o-o November, al IS "a; December, 81 "a, and
May, 1890. at 81 3-S cents
Corn was weaker on the spot yielding IA cent.
exporters took $4,000 bushels, but the heavy
rivals west and here caused the easier tone. Tho
options were stronger by 1898 cent, but lost part
OF the ADVANCE ending down q cent for August at
A. and up Is for September al ~ Is, and IA cent
for October at ~ 3S and November at ~ "a cents.
Oats we're irregular Mixed grades on the spot
options yielded Is cent as follows August. 277-s:
september ~ 10 October 81 "a May, 1890, 80 ID
cents.
Lard was dull but stronger The options closed up
points rs follows: August IS 40 september and
October, rs 81 November. SO 35.
The receipts Of -four and grain reported yesterday
at New-iork, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston were
as follows: Wheat. 146.248 bushels corn. 266.249
bushels; oats IS 1926 bushels total All 523 bushels
-four. $1,000 packages. At Chicago MilYaukee and
81. Louis the arrivals Wheat. 300 763 bushels;
corn, 4O3ScS bushels; oats 1S6.331 bushels, total,
901 0o2 bushels -four, $500 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01
Grlu n)anieo.

VIZ ANTED.-THE MUTUAL RESERVE
w FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION desires To
employ one Special Agent Ia each CITY
CANADA, GREAT BRITAIN and
FRANCE. 1t also has excellent openings
Tor good business men, ia all O, thess
Countries - MANAGERS. General and
District AGENTS. Compensation liberal
COMPANY furnishes LIfE INSURANCE
At one. half the usual rate. II has already
paid Six and one-hsh Million Doilsrs 10
Million Dollars Cash sCrplus. IL is the
greatest success ever known In finance.
Address or call upon X u. HARPER,
prasident or n w. BLOSS. Vice. President.
Nome Once, 8S Park Row. Hew.York, or
upon any General MansRcra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01

SAYS HIS WIFE PUT HIM IN AN ASYLUM
Justice OBrien, in the Supreme Court, Chambers, yes
to-day reserved his decision after hearing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01
i1ork nanteo.
ssslsa=s -
Males.

Males.
anything: has had some experience In
florist business. Address WILLING. Box
g. Tribune once.
NOUNG MAN COZ wants situation az
4 anything Wholesale commission house
preferred can furnish ilrstclass references
II required. c. X, 623 10th-ave.
VOUNG man wishes work Of any kind )
i good r'fe. ence. JOHN NORhAMf'
1876 9th-ave.
xTOUNti MARRIED MAN. Of fair educa-
4 tlon. ambitious and willing 10 work,
desires a position in some business; whole
sale house preferred; best Of references.
Address Box b.. HoDesSiale. Penn.
Young MAN wants situation 70 make
i himself generally useful good reIer,
ences II required. A. SCHERlCh' 90
10th-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01
Citp Real estate for Sale.

A -FoR SALE, the elegant private
n. dwellings, 8 and Z story, " 70 p IT,
front; strictly private location Noe. - e
Is East e2d-st. Inquire Of PHI. BRAEN.
DER, No &c East 92d-st. or at ONCE. No.
l20 East s6th-sl. also investment property
Tor sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.

The crude oil market yesterday was moderately
active Irregular movement OF prizes. Al In"
stock Exchange business again diminished and prccs
yielded from 90 10 10 % IL cents, raying 90 IL
cents and again falling of to near the lowest nguos
of the day. At tho Consolidated Exchange thess
vas some evidence Of the widening OF triding faiil-
tics IN the sales OF $4,000 barrels for scp'cmDex
delivery al 00aD0 Labs 3-40DJ IA CENTS. small
I rldng was done in tomorrow delivery az 30 34~-
Oo 3o cents. Energetic work will doubtless csuso
some increase In business in options for delivery liz
other months than tina; prescribed In tho rguise
way RUE and If the brokers on tho ConsoIGatcI
Exchange can make success OF trading IN options
for The month beyond that in which the TRANSACTION
II made, they have no reason foe not eAtcn1ine tho
trading into more distant months. There were scmo
good wells reported from the fcld but the news OF
this charactc' receives little teniiOn because OF tho
preponderancc OF pipe line deliveries over rms.
The market closed steady. The range OF prices and
the total dealings were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01

Prices are for August options the sales include $1,000
barrels or september delivery at 9oa99 a9otc and
1900 barrels OF tomorrow delivery al 9Ss,G9Sssc
Refined oil was unchanged at 740 cents In New.
York and Philadelphia. and 100 cents In Baltimore.