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p =. box lbs. civ.
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:s Z 05o5s SS veg gs 70 sGs
sfMat6;TTkE1oqo Ted Az, August. 529c No.
NAVAL sT6REs@sIPIiEsirs TuRpENrINE-Made a
aso. the sSa GYSsa ,a aS SasS.n,s s
sislae 81 Good do Il o. T f. Al go soasi 22a y
Il 9 49, SI T. 3 t g w. q g e. q 90 soi NJ
the oSmTheIe is moderate demand for mos kinds and
sn.c market Sis has yce esdy .m sSp
EeeSsT, 4IIsl5e according to quality; do white
s G Gs5e E 2ss' . cqsa9 &c
and city hen BT esud Sas I' gS
Ss@29c bleachet winter sac extra bleachei Ssa5Jc;
er gsnae GIaS2e natural wnte 100 oacee1 W YIN
natural 5SassP '6 S wnsf aSSss extra
f Ttsa El1 a.. SsSssc saPs.Ssd 4Sss 6y
staIt1 S SSe Ram RAM osoo Neatsfoot prime o2s@'oc;
>. OCEAN FREiGIiTS- accommodation Is offered
ght ior grain Tonnage for OIL and general
Ayoncu b uh to Antwerp
push grain private terms British steamer OF II GOO gtrs
Italian bark LeaqeeIa hence Gran IA 600 refined
Savannah i srehta s9,5S # Sgrs Hfsa
Norwegian bsk Esra, Quebec % Buenos Ayres, lumber
80 5o steamers Dorian and Tyrian, the West Indles
t pa doe per DBL schooner ETA Smp91 Eenanda
smoodn hence ~ London, general cargo British steamer
PoRKR%port SGsO were re cer buyers
t1,day at steady and unchanged prices sales, 6 S39
sl2 25dsa 50 City Family Mes, sl2Ssl9 SO West
mel p prize and dull CITY GNtr9 India da
fa 81 Soss Faeket 3 soSs ss u S DS and ss@
IN tes;;.; BEEF HANls-ouIet. but held firm. quoted
cuT Sfs ~ for 9sy az demand Ms oay but
prices prices, ruled % about steady: Picked Be ,l
Sa Ssd Il io for !? m6 KS for Dr. 10 fed pSd
s slh9ghIdeTs g.. 5c Smoked DO 50 5 se tcv::
short clear to arrive for export private terms At chi
F T0Gs-Tp Ill., demand and nF% city
LARD-ASsence Of export demand served to wcakc1 the
spot market today, and September sympathlzed with
points on rise at the west Speculation was quiet
Sdl S SS G tG' Wste,O steam spot to rneTs &
September closed at 6.50c; sales 1000 ties. 64SGG50c
V@ber ie az a. Pos i Deccm S2 Closed az JAM
gary closet at 026c; ssles geo ts Refined In far
1859; sales 900 ties Continent 7c...BU TTFR-Beyond
the rmnes on fancy grades o. creamery the market has
Creamery, pals fancy. 19a1osc state and Pennsyl-
t9nfy se Do prime i5Ssc DO I@r e god 1lT1Ae
iie; state Dairy, Welsh tubs choice 15Gi0e: fair 18e
Western Dairy choice. iSai2iac; DO good loSai1c do
fair 961oc Western factory June rkins 1OieG12c June
factory thirds Sc Common bGtteT cfFEs f
Fancy stock IS steady but others rule Quiet and weak New
white re, sic common to prime Ci@as'.c part skins
e ,S common to prime ~ skins ~ Ohio a 81
steady on ne GRADES state AMI Pennsylynna. 1saS9c
Canadian 17iaa1sc Western 17i2a1sc do fair 17di7itc
SUGAR-RAW-Was held firm to-day. with moderate
&C. 6o Rbds anG go bsq Ba2b as - test &C. %
Fa7 active e' and iro ne s' crushed ssc ca
Mo@s So Gqs She's Son SIS sG
a." Sc; OF a." 7@d79ic White Extra &C" 7ba
&c; Extra &C." G7sa7sc &C." 6'sa0''c; yellow. GA
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May S$dsiSsS 1926 1925 800
FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUR-Iiad less demand to.
t2y and S the feeling was heavy particularly ce on how
winter What T o e %ss e5sag Ior S FSporrS bought
rcscfvedy and the home trade demand was light sales
fS sg Es SSs Sa ss fo D IBIS CITY Mn
q 40 for West Indies 200 bel5 Minnesota 4, 20
s $50 su SsSS So %@' % %G 300 &s
wbs low " rSade ~ Sa5s IS fair 20 choice %
81 S5 fancy 81 75as S. Patents poor 70 choice = $50
IS IS fancy O. 2oas5 $S Mneeso3 Spring vo WIN
3 s5ss 10 faShs poor fancy 1SSss 49, sG rst
snts ordinary 70 choice g ooae5 50 fancy DO 20 ~
se75 MarFe. closed dun SOUTHERN TLo OUR. ,o
h6s shPnsg Giaes q G5ass ~ T' e and R srGGKg
WHIT GRSINaqGs, l5 RYE 5bI. FLe SUPER
S Sn but very 2ule e. o,0 ssi ME3
ogiet and unchanged yellow We son ht 9SO'a
speculative line to-day and The general market Vas sbsNeed
hands in the varou, options and he were n, nG inclined
the AWAIT P Tq Se AZ wJsRnes s
2 e,r eH1oo sI9ufe g eng within the limit. @
leaving about that much advance foreie %oneted
quiet while private messages rs ntSeT dam
S Msa'H %Ge 1pr Saa 'sn
situation offered but little encouragement: h,t w 600
bushels more than thR tine year ago while the aifHa
the interior winter wheat points showed ,h otber
The Vs ea GSg rcep to-day were oo bushels against
only s. S5 buhe Cold weather reports from 1 ihe
Northwest was another source or hrmness 80, tbe
final OF Yesterday after which there slight d o
followed by reaction OF isg sc to - 2lo io' tide below
' ieP dRe r sgoth dff m ~ aoa stun ruled weak
Five loads were taken by shippers an PaS nupases
Sales $50 600 bush future as 600 bush spot ing pd
ggdea wRer Red Y 81 goFS 3d SEC elevator d
s5ac elevator. s5asGAc ahoat accordns o. P y.
DO septemher Sfa 51de closing a. 81 %f uV closing at
January closing at Sssc do May 91%q913c closing ~
RYE-In light supply and nd he d,o1 lT@ BAR
LEY MkTT-Quct but generally steady - OkN--I1e ,
yeoped rmness today on the coi d ws aho ic
with lighter offerings and moderate demand lbs 600 nuh
Being taken for export options responded win Tse o S
a ps zs iuSr &C. No. Mixei at 44ai44c elevator ga
Ssac aAoat: No August closing 44c do Septemher
43a, ai37sc closing at 43a,c; do October AZ l3lBS
n AZ a.. do Dccembcr 43saAic closing 437c
- o ATS-Spot lots lost another small fraction
today and trailing was ans .D ye 9ui Tss d GP
sales $4,000 bushels future 50 900 bushels snot incl1d
ing No & @1 diiUcrcd: do White % 82c new and old
No / White 37c Mixed Western, 25029c White do
yguS clS9g at a. 27e c do sep s6sn9
~ oG%c: do November closing at 2GIse; do Nay
eSI as and at Winter &C. N 81 So H.
e0oG5c 100 n 75asoc; Sharps. S0dsjc RYE Feed. zoe
HAY AND sTRAwNe,W. hay is e!adg9ly taxing the
grades Te At S5ac0c ,,, C1ees tool 9q naStaSe
miHeI G0aj0c ncht mixed. Go67Oc shipping. eoa65e
STRAW-Long rye, 70GoOc short rye 4oa15c' oa' oo@
45c. -. -
HoPs-Demand does not improve and prices are more or
less rowina ste cnoce 1css 1k17c msiium e pa
Do Il do lSs CO. 40 S sc 50 do COM
non 1ia12c; do 1887. 5asc
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

ood New.YOrk "Wednesday Aug; 2l-BEEy ESD Receipts
Side i20 carloads a. weehawks9 for expert
City the latter 70 be sold There was an easier feeling
today In the cattle market and most Of the dealers were
ysrds were not fully cesSa iO' lower 'AA N0na'
100 oG % a hs ad% sy s. Fs g g
pen aSf s oe evss Of and eS5
81 OF S e II b ev % the GOO Su IN the
City OF NewYork 1000 do in the steamer reutOnic.
Tomorrow 42O cattle viii be put on the Mineola ,a,
kes steady al Sc for refrigerated beef and sa2 n
saIss~Newton Gglea 10 Indiana Steers 1919 70
10 DO 1910 ID a. 81 lO; DO 1862 r. q Is d. 1922
q g; IL do 1894 n. "a Is Rough do, 7oSi02O ~
20 g. sSa g. at g e. ka"is 10 isssss d. Hs7
10 Chicago do 100 ~ at 90 4o 10 Bulls. 1910 10 al
Sherman 10 01 cu2eS Is Chicago Steers 1888 n at
e iai SS = o. lis aG i 3 30 a. 1853
r. at % 20 Indiana DO 1919 - 20 10 DO 1917
do. rs g s9,s DO ilsl e5 g; do;
3 e sate Bulls 575 NJ q q o. .c,
3 o. id5s . g; Z DO 1896 so = g.
1899 az e. % ID co. dS 1872 q q % 1851 Saf al a.
81 p 4 stat Bulls $50 90 n, at 50: r,o
demand fair for II grades yeas fully sus
brought P Ss Fsd Mixed and Tp
Sales.--future Mullen: % Buttermilks and Grassers
21s n average, at 50 80 per 100 ID q Buttermil 221 D.
50 20 As do few fed calvesl 253 n at 80 II do 227
n At s3 % Mixed Calves POI n at SO 5o II do, 200 ID
do 1893 ~ S. so do 30 ~ at 80 80 do 1877 ~
SG 50 do, 1GS N. at SO 80 do Fancy $50 n. at 81
Jeliine, Wright 4 Co.: 81 Buttermilk Calves, 20i b.
a. - go 90 do POI ~ at 81 G5 104 do POI n at 81 70
~ d. 205 n - 49, p do 227 H. 27sc peril do,
2O3 h. NJ Sc Fed Calves 231 ~ at DC Veals IT'D ib
Sc do. 156 n. at &c II do 161 D. At She; IA do
$50 n. at 6c do. 152 n, at G3ic 80 Grassers and
ButteTilks. III H. at 50 81
D. Harrington: rs Grassers and Buttermllks 1o5 n ut
80 40; 70 DO 23 fb ~ so; Fed Calves 1875 n. ~
&c do ia H. ii,c; Veals 1914 H. ut SC do 202
H. 20 do. 1856 Ghc - do 15i n at Che; II
do n Gao; do (Fancy), $50 ~ at &c. . -
Dlenhack Dewey 40 Cruisers and Buttermilks. 238
n az - 40; Yearlings All h. at 80 10 Buttermks
9l2 H. AZ &c per 40 Mixed Calves $50 n. at Gle; 20
DO 148 H. 4c II Veas 204 H. at sc Is do LAY h. NJ
BE 1o 141 H. at g.; % do, 15S n, at 62c d. 1S0
H. at 6l2c. 80.
j. J. HalIenbeck: Ruttermilks 2j2 n. at 80 So; 11s
do o23 IT AT ~ Is; 10 do. o22 H. So s7i; 40 do.
2I9 H. az 80 II Fed Calves. 2l5 n. at - Is Mixed DO
100 H. ~ 80 2sS do part western 1877 ~ at a. 90;
% do oO5 d. at - 90 ~ do pit b. 81 81 COL; Veas
ofO b at Sc 10 DO 15f ~ NJ Sc; do 159 10 at 64ci
13 DO ITO ~ at Ga,c II Harlem do. 100 n, a. 02c:
Walsh. Kirby Co.. Veals. $50 d. at 64c; Butter
Judd BucklHgham IS Grassers and Rutcrmlks, 2l3
n nc ~ 80 IA Mixed Calves 21S n at s3 30 4 Fed do
os5 n at II % Veals ia h. at 6isc per n 13 do 40
r. ot Gle: 90 do 14S H. at 6ho 81 do. 175 n. at 6l2c
p 6 Kasc 10 Pennsylvania Veals, 1l6 n, at 6hc; 2
Fed Calves. 30 n. at 4c o.o
SITFEp' AND I,kMBS-Recepts IS carloads Of - 159
bead-i3 carloads GOth-st and % carloads at Jersey
Cy and II carloads carried over yesterday, making
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orsrRTTyG IEGInME ON ALL SIDES.
r,.o,,rr STILL GAINING IN THE HASTiAS
w r,cur. TOWN cAPITULATEs.

vrcur-A TOWN CAPITOLAAN0'
,,ono from Haytan ports ana
IL. .saohod hero Yesterday. Inc hls' o'0o-'
,sr wuuans said that they 'ou0"e 49,, 49,, Tho
~ outward VOYAGE on August o. na.-aou noforo
80, want over 70 Hyppoliio' NO" -. ~, col
~ had becn sharp fight ior 10 r,n,or
a,.rs aud adherents OF Legnmc' - h,,, th,s
u ''. e. nan were killed In inc osVo' "" W
uhat Heon M ,eoa as the fighting took place III inc
couo nv " - ,hs town and the dead Wero hoo
pusncs Jon eou Provisions were scarce anu
c@rrioo =" - fynit was the main reliance oi the
"e" " x,honts IN this city sent out SUNNI Dio
-. an the Alene, but were afaa W lion WV
q opantity Prices were iSo'io"' .. nm, .,o
quau'is' -.a.bcd Aux Cages on August 3. ana the
- ,he town quietly capltliaea u hSpPoi'o'
SAM 49, .lsne touched at Jeremie on Angus. II uieS
80 that Town just In the act OF po"oolunS
louiu " a.. allegiance to Hyppolite Mr.. "linams
ierriDs =, n is only a question OF time before
believes -, rive IN AS Port au- Prince is his only
Legtlme must give ~,
.ss,ou on the island.
- ,,rser Mr. Darnis OF the Alene, SAID mat on
On the barbor OF Jeemie. Legitime's gun
+, roussaint EOuverture, at O'Clock In the morn
~ ran into the American schooner Lizzie May, whch
80 wing al anchor in the harbor Tne guhDoaI
,,od n largo hole in the starboard side OF the
ehooDer and then steamed out of the harbor without
-, % inquire what damage she had done. Cap
tain C. W. Hutchinson of the schooner was sure lht'
Tho oct Of the gunboat intentional and he made
s+rong orotest to the American Consul at the port.
Tho steamship Morgan City. when twenty-five miles
southeast of Jupiter Light, at 6 p. M on Saturday
rsssod the sloopof-war Ossipee under sail She Is
IN her WAY to Baltimore from Key West from which
rort she sailed on August 10. She was on duty II
uavtian waters until about August 1, when she was
cont 10 Arenas Key, Yucatan, 10 rescue Mr. hIehe'
and Mr. King, who were left there by the schoG one
Ana and were in a starving condition when uey
rreye taken ON board of the Osspee. A comfade, DS
the name OF 0'Brlen, had died from starVau0h VI
august IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-22

81 carloads for sale Market extremely dull and we're
stock was was vnsold at a late hour. Common "a
Choice Lambs 59o'sc and about carload OF Extra
s'i IN sms 90 sSas7 2sr 100 se o aver
age q 50 per 100 n 81 d. "a h, At "A 50; IS 90.
e NJ az los az q & a. % SO G1e cs ss STATE S
o. % at % 25 2ll do Gc5 ID, at 90 so; 30 do, 20 d. az
Walsh, Kirby Co. s state Sheep, &c n Ct q 2S; -
Lambs q 90 So lss DO ess r. ss . IS; 1ss penn,
asJ s,.s A. q 2as Ohio Lambs "a ss per
10 90 10 ss z sag Ss'SS se % Sat. Sat.
State Lambs 90 n at 5',e o5 DO 81 N. at che: do.
oo g g., Muller y 81 t stat s, Lambs 7S at
g 49, "a DO 100 S' At Sep iS ssts s5
Eyertt P eb;o 81 Canada Lambs IA sisc
:y'SS e o1% s4'se 70
Il g Kso e. kS5 1872 * ke9sy seep ilS "a
at f. Sd SI fS ETss i5s Ss s,ss, ,o1
40 State a. SI4o D. 75 f mn y as.
g Ii d. IS 1 az g g es do 90 Is
80 DO % n At Sc 1ef Ohio do 67 d. at 90 So 1873 Penn
ood ssalc5 Co.; ~ Missouri sheep 10
q p So is4 DO 10 NJ al = s. 7o5 Kentucky Lambs.
T. rsi%1s Sa,s S5sS3 SS = e
60 n, az SO 622 -
state de- "a d. c7 b. a. q 90 = q q stat:
p s. Ksse: IA Pennsylvania lambs OF n at 90 50.
vs Sen & Yards a. ' f s COCK sea Was equally So IN
at o'clock only Y he'd offered and not sold Marked
LIVE STOCK MARKTTS-BY TELEGRAPH.
Chicago. Union Stock Yards Aug 2i.-"The DroverA
Journal" reports: Cattle-ISecepts $1,000: shpments
5000: market steady for best: others dull. Beeves,
a. 5OGs4 So: Steers. s3ds4 so SOckers and Feeders
SOGs3: Texas Cattle ~ 15aS3 10 Natives and Half
breeds, 80 30dsf Hogs-Reeeiets 1900; shipments
$500 market opened strong, closed lover Mixed 90 GOD
SO 566 ~ Sheer-Recelpts 900: Shipments . O00i
market weak; Natives 23 50as4 rs Western, e3
as4 10: Texans 1891 Is; Lambs lower.
Buffalo, n. Y, Aug observation-disclosures last twenty
same last week. 1920; consigned through 2 5io all
OF which New York: sale 50O demand light and
prices very weak lower grades have decined quotations
irregular. Sheep and Lambs-Receipts last "a hours
600 total week thus far 23S00 for time last
week. 10 600 consigned through 1.6OO all OF which
Hogs Receipts today 7,S40 total week thus far
81 9G0 for time last week 2s, 300; consigned
through 2240 OF which $50 TO New York sale, 5500
market unsettled and lower.
1900 strong Choice Heavy Native Steers 81 404
81 go: Fair Good do. 80 coast 40; Stockers and
Feeders So 1898 20 Range Steers 81 50ds3 40 Hogs
Receipts 1900. shipments 700; market higher Fair 70
Choice Heavy 81 1904 30 packing GRADES. 81 1Qas4 30;
eht grades fair TO BEST "a 35as4 Sheep-Receipts
% 3Ods4 40
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
San Francisco, Aug. 81.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEE-Brazil grades had fair demand to-'y, az
prices advanced c sales 900 bags Rio PVae e rms
Fair cargoes quoted Isle. Mid grades and ioic
safes IA 700 bags Caracas 1S2c for unwashe 1lu
fer washed Options tended higher ana yoiDS sales
cline was recovered in a great measure. OpTlins a
indicated an advance OF points. AFTER when h,rc %
further ri@e of about 20 points WIN Woe better Wavre
oneoes fr lower but it c. ci firm and prscicaiN g
changed with Yesterday. Hamburg decllei
vitbeut having anv material effect kio qupca iE,
first 2co good second CO., eNehase Sts,cs
OIL recelpts 600 bags; Rio ceaIahces lVl ocnts
900 tags total stock 1913 900 bag SSn9 t on $50
200 bays Receipts at Rio July / 10 AuguSU ~, i,i
oyc COO 6scs same time ISss 63 600 bags same o
ISs7 235 600 bags Receipts at santos 5uy AZ goo has
same time 1857 10000 bags. Sales here 4'Zoo O'S
fol1o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-22

STEARINE-Dun and more less nominal. City
ar1 quoted ll2a7J4c; Western, 7i4c. Ole0margarlne
Oi2aBc for old and fresh made.
~, IALLOW-A shade higher and active. Primo
tly quoted closing J-l0c. Sales 100000 ID, 42D
v1lSe 10000 p out OF town for export private terms
, IhA-Saes today by auction, 1898 pkgs, follows
Mayuhe Young Tyson 10040c Imperial, l5d25e Gun
powder, lI2aS1ci Ping Suey Young Hyson, 12G122c
Imperial, Io2c GunpOwuer, l02d25c Japan: Ian flf"d
i0Sqlli2c Basket do lSe96ac sundried 17c sttngs
rekoe, lSa2S5c; oolong, Formosa. 1s2G33i2c; Annoy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-22
Gin Real estate for Sale.

NHEAPEST PRIVATE HOUSE in New.
- Noik must be sold 90 Wes' 1O4th-
o-st0fy and basement hlgh-stOOp
rownstOne front nearly new. decorated
nroughout cabinet trim, chandeliers. mir
fofs &c: 16X5Ox50; price. sl3. 500 (: mort
&c., Ss.VVO at per cent Inquire Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-22
flats Go Get. nnfuruisheo.

AGOOD CHANCE TO RENT.
N THE WHITEHEAD APARTMENTS
HOUSES. 7th-ave and 135th-st., one block
from l. station buildings all separate 20
feet wide, So feet deep, TO 8 rooms; richly
decorated one family on a floor; all rooms
large and lighted direct from avenue and
street; no light shafts or well holes; large
private stOrc-roOms in basement: plumbing
and ventilation the best; steam-heated
throughout; hall boys I'm uniform; they are
nrst-class In all respects, and parties call
ing 10 see them before renting elsewhere
VIII find IL 10 their advantage rent $50
70 $50 pei MONTH open daily, Including
Sunday.
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for Sale.

% o.
A ROLL-TOP DESK FOR s25; feet roll.
"A top for &41, smiths rOll-tOp desk the
best made. specially; desks Ol all kinds
f. II. MASON. GO Willlam-st.
DIAMONDS. watches and iewelry sold on
- 81 weekly payments goods guarlntc d
by company of high standing. Call or al.
dress SYNDICATE WATCH CO., 2s3
broadway.
nor SALE. at very low figure, collection
L Of carefully selected imported oil ralnt-
incs; Volt, SeitZ, Achenbach Apply
Room G, Ill Broadway.
GROCERY for ale; genuine cash bust.
VI ness over &2j. GOO per anruIn. Aullv
JOHN Z. PRATT, Austin. Nichols & CO.,
Hucs0n-st., city.
a, TORE FIXTURFS.-Au kinds ~ nxt-
- ures suitable for any business counters
partitions. shelving, desks new md second
hand; the largest stock IN city e.tinlics
given for all kinds ~ store nttings 45
Bleecker-st., near Broadway.
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude Oil market yesterday was dun and without
much significance. The field news was not important
but the slow movement in refined at the moment 'enuS
to repress the speculative spirit ana the Suspension
# business operation by prominent exporting mouse
oo,d,ng an adjustment of certain accounts probably
rxcrted some additional influence toward dmneSs
Al the Stock Exchange the dealings were OF retah
character and prices varied no more than a-o cent
the ontion market however, huctuatng from ~ 3-o
10 9s 1889 1-4u9s rs cents. Inc 0loS0 was H--''
and only steady. -, -, so.,,r,-- ,rero a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-22

COTTON-The spot market ruled aueC ana TuE p a,
unehangeaa 7g bales as against 81 bales last week
iecelp ~ same time last year. Since september the
bs er AZ the ports aggregated bales as against
- 100 hsies for the spending time last year
5oS u5 are based on American standard OF eassih
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-22
STAINED.

Good Ordinary. ..-.---S,s t NY INNS
Strict Good Ordnary.-.9+ Midlne- Ill
mr. on,ion market was active depressed and somewhat
cnd ~ Times today Liverpool suffered sharp break
eNcUiu az noinfs which led 10 general unloading here
in soes showed losses OF about points, afer when
~ near options hammered vigorously AugHst spld
nv eli "a nonfs more. September points october
Gown End aier deliveries 8a4 points Closing seaiy
,s ~ noints September IL points october 10 points
& tho more distant months 7dS points lower than yes
sa.da.r sales 30 COO bales. 49,.
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n)ork tDanteo.

Males.
A WIN. l.. HAETUNG.
"A. Expert Accountant and Auditor 80.
50 ana 81 Nesey-st. telephone Murray lIol.
YOUNG MAN 40 wishes a position
a Ia a mercantile or insurance broker
office 10 make himself generally useful ana
learn The business. Address j. A. H.,
Advertisement Oeice. 152 6th-ave.
NY on wanting good man IN any
ciilI. IL wars e,psficnce: best references.
Address LUMBER, Tribune once.
TUORoUGUIY compoiens ana expert
"A encsa Okkeeper. with Al city nfrr,
ences, deaires situation. Address EAiLl'l-
ENCEU, Box IL, Tribune ONCE.
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DresemahlnQ.

tJlt 9SlIiuAlllI.
4 Stylish Summer Dresses male from
"A. 70 artistic cut and make with TT an1
workmanship guaranteed ord IFS executed
az short notice; ladies' waited on At their
own residences; also Hr>tclass workers
sent 0y the day. STONES DKFSSN AK
ING PARLORS, $40 1th-aye., mean 33d--t.
4 RTISTIC DRTSSMAKING-I Imported
"A fashions; perfect fit and finish; orders
executed IN p hours; prices moderate
goods purchased II desired. Mrs. NIGEL.
ROY. g East 9th-s,.. between Broadway
and 1th-ave., opposite Denning's
4 PARTISAN dressmaller, just from Paris
~ ht- nicely by new original cutting
ana Partisan chic DIZAN-MERN, 329 9TH
ava
OUT THIS OUT.-Mme .Thompson
y makes beautiful skirts during the sum
m'r for 81 -. 2G5 Gth-aye.
N URING AUGUST dresses made at Nine
~ Reynolds, 1,57s 3d-ave., from 81 to
50 tailor suits ami habits, SIS; uncqualled
in fit ana workmanship
N RESSMAKER.-F lr-tclass; Hitting and
- daping by the day wishes work az
once city or country. Address B. NJ, go
n RFssMAKER-By day; long expert.
" ence; original designer; perfect litter
and draper; rcm0dcls terms reasonable
references uneNccptionablc. Address, by
letter only, Mrs. >. TOMBSTONE, 107
Eat lO9th-st.
I AIDES EARN sis to $40 weekly after
IL being TAUGHT dressmaking and cutting
competency guaranteed or MONEY refunded
write for particulars, now Is the time %
learn ~ be ready for fall trade STONES
DftSSMAkING PARLOKS. 3i3 jth-ave
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco, Aug. Of.