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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-05
BASE BALL RECORD.
National League-Tuesday.

National League-Tuesday.
 WASHINGTON. New York.............o c 2 Q l-i Washington. Q o 0 9-l Base htts-washington. 2; New York. 8. Err rors-New York; l; Washington. l. Batteries Keefe and Ewing. Keefe and Mack.
 AT sosToN. Boston ...........1 o 0 o Q 2-4 Philadelphia ........1 o 0 O. 2 Base hits-Boston. 10: Philadelphia g. Errors Boston, 8; Philadelphia, G. Batteries-Clarkson and Bennett. Saunders and Sohriver.
 AT CHICAGO. Cleveland. o % 0 VI Base hits-Chcago. H. Cleveland, T. Errors Chicago. 6; Cleveland 2. Batteries - Gumbert and Sommer Beatin and sutcliffe.
 Association Gamss-Tuesday.
 AT BALTIMORE. Baltimore. re..>.............0 o o O. 8 Cincinnati. ...........0 1 O. 2 Base hits-Baltimore. 5; Cincinnati.5. Errors Baltimore. ?; Cincinnati, 4. Batteries-Foreman and Quinn. Duryea and Keenan.
 BRooKLYN. Brooklyn. n.............1 o l 0 D 0-6 Kansas City...........O o o O. 0 2-a Base hits-Brooklyn. 8: Kansas City.6. Errors Brooklyn, 6; Kansas City, 5. Batteries-Rey nolds and Lovett, Swartzel and Donahue.
 Atlantic Associatton-Tuesda
 N NEW HAVEN. New Haven ..........1 0 o o 2-e Lowell. ...........1 o Q 8 O. 6 Base hits-New Haven, 8; Lowell, 6. Errors New Haven. 6; Lowell. f. Batteries-Warner and Swarback. Sullivan and Gunassie.
 NEWARK. Newark. ...........0 0 o O. 8 Wilkesbarre ..........0 o 0 O. 6 Base hits-Newark. B. Wilkesbarre. 10. Errors Newark 5; Wilkesbarre. g. Batteries-Miller and Trott Roach and Murphy.
 JERSEY CITY. Jersey City ..........1 0 o O. s Easton ............2 D 0 ? N 0 Base hits-Jersey City, 5; Easton. II. Errors Jersey City, 3; Easton. i. Batteries-Landmann and Hoffor1 Sullivan and Moore.
 HARTFORD. Hartford ...........0 o o ? 0 Q 2-S Worcester ............l 0 O O. 6 Base hits Hartford. 6; Worcester, Q. Errors Hartford. ?; Worcester. 1. Batteries-O'Conneu and Moosic. Burkett and Wilson.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-05
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Waterbury Furniture Co has some elegant walnut chamber suits, marble top, which they wish to dispose of before Barnum 'gobbles'' all the loose change in the city.
 Summer clothing, white and fancy flannel suits, everything reliable at Godirey's
 E. T. Turner X Co are making a speciality of silks this week.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-05

Forger Woodruff Sentenced.
 Charles E.sWoodruff, the New Britain forger, was yesterday sentenced to four years and six months in the state prison
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-06-05

DR. c. W. s. FROST, ss7 Bank street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY JUNE PAGES

eA5s: i q? lssa eS &sSS
isssSc FSre tss new ssaIoc s'in a WISCONSIN
q lon. Tas sales IL sins spss
and hEAP JUns o5 Snd Irregular june "
iSc; two carsoes Cuba sold at 81 i2c Ncw.ofOans,
gGt Inquiry at fSsaY and uncns1gsd prices, quoted
i!eray 40 strained Il ~ Good 90 ~ *; q 2S
81 Il; " Z g. ! 81 80 SGssa s. " w. % IS
0SESE ad SaSy Va: s
R po ~ ra
S] 1is @
s@ss Ss S @ 4 ss Ss%s !sS
1884 "a adn o % ef S Sdw Ts
S A !? H S So pert 2S 70 .i S4
$5 ILL.,, SoG S,5:
LHSE"rSSscSq9@sr Saa,S, Boston 70 taysaIs,
% sS3 %s % sS %.S
t%dof T faS% to Lyroo deals S7 Sd mS"
@ "a n 9a,A SsS ;.0B
!nna, sydney to &o"oa coal 81 50 oarS Ss%n; p%ct,
hG %SrPoS e. a ! ca scs bark H TO-
to to orn O Sa aSE
oIIs-Gencraly steady. with light demand. Cot
tonSeci crude. choice, 4oc; refined summer yell
low q l2a4oc; Cocoanut, Cryon. 6.Sd5 s4c
G@chIp lSc Cod d'T%S :.s,r foreign
prime GSc Taow, $4,000. Western and City; Mcnhadon
$5ss8G extra biess6s4- tOSilc; sperm, crude, 5Gc
6cachcd spring. 7ta76c whale. crude Southern, 42c
natural winter 45aiOc bsached winter. 47a4Se eItrs
blcachcd iOaSOc Elephant blcached winter 6la55c
RED EIin, sGG9s,; RED saPonned Ssc; olive
Italian. aGjr Palm oc; NcatSfOot, prime. 02 l2G
55c strait. 8Ud8lc; Bank. c9aSOc.
PROVISI Shipper were quiet to-day, aud
ruled about steady No sales reported Mess. ,si3G
ala % Tor short Clear. eitdtiG; city Family Mess
S2 ?5Gtls 30 western DO 81? @Issl2 IS Extra Prime
ira India Mes. tcs s2aA12 80; Extra Mess in bbls,
80 IS Plate - 6oats BEEF HAMS In light demand.
Ond OF west 4I5...."CuT MEATS Rule at Grm prices
on fairly act demand Sales 1000 Picked Hams,
II 3lGloc lG COO n Ickci Bellies ~ average l2c.
Pckl"t Relies IL n average. 1.2c; do 10 n, &c;
Pckri Hams II 3.4Gl2c: Smoked do. IL 14dl2 PC;
Picked shoulders 1875 i4c; Smoked do. 0c.....MID.
nI.IS-Dnll and raIhcr eahrr. CHICAGO Short Ribs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-25

the ssssAse.s ana slightly %D;oysd export ,1 t,o %
July OP re- q ,Pa DssRPs. Or :ss
DsSsSSs T. i ssyb sis a
Scssa "a i$Ssi S:sc and bees%oe. A. . ist
Sigh, gain and scsoS ar@ with the options Shipper.
,Ss SSSs for Sa Sma nine S S Gsa' pS
Sales 90 900 bushels future 5000 bushels sp0S in;
isf"s s4SsG GsSf ''h r.
i S a. tssS. DC 81 }sy ss 3
:o;RE SO ssRS%Se, a. 6Y Ssc sSi1s
sG q eg # So G &c M1G q S SS Ss
changed price ana dull tim d free 0S 1SS
oOanaGle tribe shpRS,' , ~s5e mSaeF 5
$s{s; .tls SSrs S @
% ni d% ' not TofS %
5shSs future 2oS 600 Su.sc. pot Including unEToa
Mixed q a. al 7Se II elevator, g $3.50 7ss sno,,
az so. sS'S ~ "a: Iun 9 ss o No @S% DO 4 ia
= Isc closing a. e i2S!2 Sss closing
"a a. 20 go Sp'"TsS77 c closing IS S"s
T, mo T y'SP S '4 1d s' 9Ts'
80 900 bushels future 900 bp'hel; spot including No
2s sso. 60 MH w e us - & w No. 80 cn sd
wHsT ?SsGG wS 90 oS 6 NG =, ig9s ;29 ~
%ps q re slS 81 s1' At Ssac ssH,c%Ss
IL 4 e. o's"s %bS o8 a5G e d. N'F si?ns
e N % rr ESD SO cs g ooo 100 n 7o""o
'Ss'si Hy% e. wscs
rye ii 5I4 bushels barley 5272 bushels malt % SO7
bushels peas 21o bushels: total olo $50 bushels
Stock nnoat June 90; wheat. $1,000 bushels; corn
Rod in store Jun, 90 0 bushels against as o02
bushels last week and Sso73i bushels this week Ia't
year.
Ncw.York Produce Exchange statement OF visible
Total In Wheat. Corn. Oats. Rye. Barley.
Snoat io.4Is sss 1914 800 557lo71 Dos s77 s2s s7s
Increase loSsIs $3.50
Visible supply in the United States AMI Canaia
,u1s % ~ tas ass sa Soo 81 81 oNss77 a2S s7i
juno Is II s3i 294 2l5o95 5i0sl o2j s97 2oj5G2
june 81 q coz $50 l2 754 5C5s54 23o7is 1874
,uns Is IS 900 2!2 os56l7 cs?71so ?s517s 49, o1o
HAY AND STRAw-Sti rule In burcrs' favor.
IN continued fun receipts and SLOW demand.
II,v-EG arg" SIC snail SoesG - rs
UGht Mlvci, 6O61ic shipping, Coo STRAw-Long
rye 7Oc Short Rye. A5djoc 0at i0Giic.
UOTS-Thcrc Is slow movement in all directions hut
nricrs show material chlnFo Choice stock hc1 rrmy
Etate, choice 1883 "2d23c; wdiUm. 2Od2lc; do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-25
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF THE NETWORK DEALINGS

FEATURES OF THE NETWORK DEALINGS.
The speculative wheat marfet yesterday was lifces'
the entire session. and the volume OF business
Transact was the smallest recorded In full days trading
Tor q long time past There new features de-
veloped which exercised material effect upon the
market and what business transacted was entirely
between professional operators The visible supply de-
creased nearly 200 900 bushels but the result was fully
before the publication OF the figures Cable
atvccs were nrner and that together with reports Of
rain Southwest helped TO strengthen the market
the close The aggregate ransactons for the day
700 900 bushels and fluctuations In prices
were inirc0upnt July opened at 81 "a and December
at 80 IS advance o. 1-s cent from Saturdays Official
closing. subsequently there was a decline Of 1Adl2
cent which was followed by o rise Of 3Sd5S, July
touching 81 Tl8 and December ST. and the market closed
steady at slight reaction from the latter figures On
the curb July closed at ~ 12 and December at 81 Is
after active trading due to better export demand.
The options closed oicIay as follows: June 81 3S,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-25

IVY closed s2 lss DO Angus Ssos % ss spss sn
qast CITY hsayy . ss Ssss sss P ps
toSsd ths Close and ifs OK steady o. about
ioS export Sales 1000 ties Western steam spot 81 IL
$685. June nominal f July eicsed BID alss 80
closed at 7o2e bid sales, 225o tcs, 7S7.02c Refined
70 SSna sGsn and
aud fenSsyiyanis Cramsfy' tubs, Il .&aise Western
g s1S s 6s 80 ta5
II 12c do fair TO choice laalS l2c state Dairy Welsh
tubs choice ice fair slSs Western Imitation S SssscS
WoseSn Fa. ST is Extras Il do r. icso DO
sconds s5a05c; Dairy and Factory, thirds 7aasae.;
CMEEsEL. doing little better with s'y active t as
er cream 'G eolo sa. ane sssSe DO White me
1 nom 20 PINE f R'ifS ruin skins sa
prices State and Penrsyimnio, Il siai0c; Canadian
II sac average on; Western. "A 1874 ate.
sUGAE-RAW-AEsin higher and stronger With COCA
9c 500 bags Molasses sradss 800 bag. Concrete
81 81 sn reng 9SE?Es6 ant sc
hEss csu;ssd sS CT III MSS s
Confcctoners "a" o. STANDARD "a" Use on "a"
1.?ds $50 White, Extra &C" lsas Sse: Extra &C.
8aase &c" I5sa7 s4e Yellow ssS7 , S;sc oro,o,
* Gy 81 Sa hi m Prime City quoei
4 fAc nh. No sales reported
Woorhe week oP-ns quiet but hplarr; Of snS,so
than week aao Advice, from primary points Indiea,.
change from the firm position tHksp BY owners OF
M 4c o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-25

...l,x ,ahIe reports Rio nufchases Tor tho United
Rio weekly VSoio 600 bags Rio purchases for
stars s cher countries during the week 900 bags
Europe eha IN seamer the United States 900
RIO eiss,an BY for the United States 1000
bags NO caa,.nres for Europe and other countnes.
bags iao ading at INo for the United sta es
1000 Sss pcr steamer soc and per cent prusge per
bag 'Tsi ,sS states NIL Santos purchases for Europe
Ga ea saP sSs.s 70. os
Tn1a s ssa other countries 4e 900 bags load
Ing o. pan a,.see santos slO0 Santos preee nominal
SoI1roN-on the spo, was reduced Ice to-day, and
va sster A falr business. Sales 500 bales
eo'oa "a sid bales for consumption Also l,s we,k
before spa bale; Tor o sxRor ana 2O9o eaes ISr
SIs a.y a bales for the same day last year
snse on SssS comparing with 5424 9o7 bales for the
eoJeycsa are based on American standard Of classic
cation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-25

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-There was an increaSd
trade reported to-day partly on export call but principally
The general feeling was ono OF sendincss
and prices showed important change Fine and super
nno sold little more freely SALES % 500 obs q 700 6Gl.
ssSSiS so W SGs White EMrs 5SaSS 81; ZOO
!Ss supsrnneo e. SSsss 10 S ESs FT si
West indies. - S5as co. Patents a s6dsj s5; Low
Extras e 1898 2S %ssS, Wheat low grAaGs e -
Patents Poor TO Choice 81 S5as5; Fancy Is loas5 S5
Minnesota Spring Wheat, Low Extras, s2 75ds3 IS;
Clear IS 6oesi 50 Rye MAures 90 A0sS4 % ssa!ghts
o. i5asS 76 fancy do IS sooa3 o. Snpetnne, Spring
I'd w9Sr o. 2SscI III S x to M .ey
chipping Grades % 55at8 IS Trade and Family Extras.
IS SSasS; Patents. % O50s5 95.. RYE FLOUK-llas
ligheu demand at UNCHANGED prices Sales $50 hhl:
SurarGne s2 05ds2 90 Fancy. % oSa 90 CORN
NfAI-Steady and moderately active. Yellow Western
quoted at s2 45as2 7o Brandywno at e. 10 Sales, $50
bales.
Observation-Disclosures duness the chief
Characteristic OF todays speculative market and the
nc any time. During long Intervals the pit
eay deserted and the usual calpinR transactions
We ro light and infrcqucn Marked hesltahcy a"d
on all sIaes and the aggregate Of huslncss f" below
SATURDAYS hour aud half trading. There total
sScnca Of interesting features throughout the day
hc showing OF the visible supply statement
- : Is5 GOD bushels shout up to genonl prcdlc.
iors and con SEQ uenty had decided influence Tho
.,nSs In sore also showed moderate dimnu'ion with.
ON, having any material effect. Foreign adyiccs
itic stronger and that coupled with reports OF rain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-25
syy g S,DstS%Iefs.s g sss: s os's

July "a ss August 60 &c septeMnfse g Ts oessos
Cash wheat vac hold somswhat ssrongsf ana chigYen
Tor South america IL exchange for options n. ..s..
lacked Animation. throughout while prices under.
went only small fractional yariaton: and the nssncs
day, as follows: June le; July s2; August t2i.at
September corn moderately active and rather weaks
but materially changed and 10000 bushels were sSen
Oats were shade lower and dun all around re n9sI
Is 10; August. % IL; September 2s IA, and May
81 "a cents 49,. - ...,... 49,
In prices being recorded, the nna hgrfes being yuys
ises Of 1000 terees Of spot lard. part Of which was fcf
export. -, 10000 -....-- ~
Eew.York Philadelphia Baltimore and Hos co. mess
follows: Wheat 40 $50 bushels; corn oSx pusnenb
oats 21 bushels total grain gu oyS nouf.
nj las nackaaca and ST L0us the arrivals
nsrc Wheat % 1873 bushels; corn 1877 055 bushels ost
io4 $50 bushels total gran $50 5l4 bushels; nouf S
bnrRe 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-25
Gonsrs Go let. furuishe>

City.
ITO LET.-Furnished or unfurnished, arg
i house and grounds, within as minNes
OF New-YoTk CITY Hall; good location. near
station, suitable Tor young ladies' boarding,
school TO q suitable person would be rented
low, and owner might procure some pup,.o:
hdiress SUBURBAN BOAhDlS"
SCHOOL" Tribune once.
Country.
ITO LET.-k well.furnished cottage Of
i eight rooms at Croton FAls, Harlem
II. r. charming outlook pleasant piaifAs.
library piano s35 or e40 nlor N July
and August. Address Rev. r. i. GIBSON
Croton Falls, n. y.
c0OO BALANCE OF sEAsoN-Mcn,.
S~UU clair. N. J.-Furnished house nne
grounds. Write Box lSS. Ocean Beach, n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-25
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

corrEE-Ro grades for prompt delivery were snarey
somnsi in absence Of trad me- eSE0es !, ont,ons
lnf s agrow,hs demand Options s,SGn s a.
re broke gag L. frs early and subsequently,
n more Hamburg iCss 12 ps' Tse Ts Our m TS
, ,Sred on weak decline OF Iogs3 points sef %S
there was settled Speculation was quito active
Poinnooso G hos. changing hands as fol lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-25

IANITOR A young man desires q atua.
~ ton; ntst class Hats Or caro- ~ houses.
Adde'S n. BrN 70. TrLunr Uptown or.
~, | Us N.nalMAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-25
Sorses. CARRIAGES, Sc.


A -Ei Ia MA. ss = IsHRooMEsr.
r1rG ANT CARRI AGES OF the best class
snsPENSIoN vlCTOR
e' o @ SPRING ylCIORlASs,on,,S
LIGHT VlCroRiAs'
Z SsttS ..,o,. T rsS C WGss'ef' Lsndaas,
Wo5 EXTENSION FRONT.
WAGONETTES.
DEPOT WAGONS, v.vs
CURTAIN ROCkAWAfSs
OUR PATENTS
ON BCCKB0ARDS-
OAR surreys Oak wagons, OAK nun
sbouts 2psAsenger Buckb0ards, Spassehset
Ruckboards, 4.passenger BuckpoaTas, o"A
Dosa-Dos. Oak Dereles 0sh n Ih RITCK.
ALL OTHER 6o AEbsiS AN h
sInsle Dusls, Triplets, all kinds OF sptMkTT
NM NOVELTIES IN OAK AND AiNA
FOR ONE AND TWO HORSE,
Agents iof Bs0skes 4 IC TGfHo vSG IS nSSI.Es
ROAD FOR @ Estate. and Country driving;
noe,ors, Wagons. Surrey Wagons
JsSies, phastons Vis-a-Nis,
Light Stages. TX. top Csofiio oS.
Spider Phaetons. S0huscSpha .,ons
Pony Phsetons. Saxon fsISnH'
h0 M1S MIXTURE TRAPS, Al KINDS.
FOR CHILDREN.
Making the largest and most dlvefaneo
assortment Of Carriages ia the Un1 r S ~
OVER 2S2 DIFFERENT SP pr rs G1sH.
Don't purchase a carrlaGe IN to"h
or out until you pay US q En,EESooNs
IN TIE WORLD.
SECOND HAND pr SfREEIAeEs ABOVE
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Erln n)antea.
Males

Males
g A RE YoU SEEKING EMPLOY.
n MEST f-The old -esta blishcd Metro.
pol!tanhgeucy, tie mos: reliable employ.
ment bureau In America. can aid desirable
men secure empl yment a. Ufilce managers
bSckkeepet. porter. packer. wstckmen.
clerk. and sl.csmen. janltorA eare-takers.
useful men. farmers. eoachmcn and garden.
crs, mechanics. or any trade. ~ .eN.ion o,
calling. lwf ALSO FURNISH MALE
HEIr. EVERY DESCRIPTION. "FREE
TO EMPLOYERS Gail. write or tele.
phone order. AZ our expense METROPOLI.
TAN AGENCY. C95 BfoadWaJ
ID uETLR wASTED-Gooi stout sober
Il Intelligent MAJ; don't want Jcw or a
Roman Catholic. wages ~ pr week until
worth more. J.. o EuN 3 2iS
- A.ESMES. TautI, I'VE travelling
- 'alrsucn salary and eypcn'"- no ~.
p"rl"rrc necessary. AdlrrS. with stamp
PALMER ( CO.. w!uona, MINI
Females
kNEEENA WANTED q hlso
u cleaners. lG Clinton Place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-25
STAINED.

Good Ordinary. .......e Lie Low Middling.... IS
Strict Good Ordinary. q lilo Mdiing ZIG
The speculative market devoid OF life. and nothing
developed in the OF features Prices underwent
light and lnfreQuent fluctuations but the general drift
bearish, owing to the lack Of interest Closing hg
showed point decline on old CROP point advance
September, while other months were practically un.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-25
miscellaneous.

WANTED. One horse power gas engine,
w cheap and good. for cash. S. HART
LEY. Newark. y
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0Ouuirn Real estate Go fsl.

FOB kEkT,-sHElTER ISLAND, Two
es ';s'sIss $780, ~ sssa sossas bona
Sslslsa NJ q 1: sshssSss,SS a e.
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nlUrk u)anlc0

Females.
A YOUNG LADY STFNOGRAPHER and
~ TYPEWRITER sr,'1r- position: win
experience Ia law ni1," and with prirut a..
'oFury. viii furnish Is p"writ II desired (;
salary motrrgi". Adi,r', j. T.. Tribune
once.
rI,YPEW ely 4 lady operator;
i dCrirrp permanent p"'i'lrn; willing u
furnish machine. Remington No. . 4; familiar
with all kinds OF copying; best ~ r"frt.
"nccs. II V, ~ WAl..t.. Room III.
VOt'SG LADY, good WRITER and quick
1 ~ f2urrr desires position IN al Once.
Address J. ChOHOT, 40 Avenue u.
YOUNG Indy having experience a. stock
clerk. desires position br'f reference.
Address STOCKS, Tribune ONCE
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6elp Dauieo.

One manager, two general
w Ave special agerts Tor New iofk Oily
ana stat ana N so for Eastotn and Western
sts.ss ~ Inc MUTUA AL RESERVE FUND
LIFE NEGOTIATIONS special terms wiz
he made 10 tho proper persons only those
having had business cxpcriSnce ana VIII, who ere arc
niv ASd,ess MI, N. w. BL0SS, Second
Vice. President. or M. n. o.; BLoss; In;
specto, OF Agencies. Mutual Reserve Iund
lilo AysorisElon. Potter Building ~ Psfk
Row. Ncw.York City.
Males.
FEw MORE good saleSu:cn can ma
"A profitable positions with tho or VIZ
tor typewrtng. Gail or address y. W.
HALEY, Oh DuaDa.St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-25
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO June "a Especially. Hutchinson wss . isFys
,eler Of wheat to-day but the market was oil the time
strong the opening prices being about the lowest ones
made The visible supply statement showed ioiy q Pig
decrease as anybody expected 1874 900 bushels Larry
In the December got within ls cent Of July nns
Inter probably the strength OF the cash. July
got 70 more OF premium. July wheat which opened ~
II 80 and sold between " 2 and 20 cents elosee
A. II 7s steady within range OF 1S 70 t.1
cent July opening at "a 7s cents 70 80 and closing e
range July opening at % 81 cents and closing :. % 80
There 81 900 hogs the stock yards with prices
there 10 and lower But the product opened COM
paavely steady and the close showed loss 81 ALI
all TO- just where opened July lard closed s8
cents advance July short ribs IS 80 L. cents adj
vance On the curb wheat higher at IS cents bid
for July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-25
Citp Rfal gstate for Sale.

A FOR SALE. the elegant private
N. dwellings. 3 and 1 story, II 70 81 II.
front; strictly private location: Nos. AZ 70
81 i Sc Il f. o. o. FL II c RaAf H.
100 East s6th-st- {; also investment property
for sale.
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Drcssmakine.


RTISTIC Dhrs~MAKI imported
n Ltylcs peTfe,s ~ AMI DHcsi hnIsI.
most reasonable priccs goods puchlscl II
de,ifei hotel orders 81 sHort MOTTO. Mrs
MeELROl. e. las, Sthsi, OpDO,lt DlaI
ningS
II Kf,shN NKE&. good r.'crLcce 80 per
- day; non" but good work Miss 5.
Tribune Uptown once. i.!3s hf'aiN@.
n KFs(SN MAKER ant sEAM STRESS. -
~ 81 25 per dry viii ~ IN country for
As pcr week c. Box 3. Tribune JptOwn
ONCE. LAS Br'ai"Sy.
n RF.SsMAKING DONE, iO3 Fast 18Th.
IL ST., by tailor system sulis MA !" from
"a to sG cutting saf htitin. done.
n RFsSNAB , X. -FTstc.as' htt"r and
Iy the dow latr NJ Onr Of n" l'uiin.
houses; ely reference. Address d., go
DRESSMAK desires
Il a few more customers; dresses made
for $40 and upwards. 2JJ 5'h-dN"., t"p
floor.
NtI6SES q. AND g. GILPATHICK.
WI MnfIstes, 800 park-avr. would In"
q few more customers at their home or by
the day. -.--.-----
hINg, DIAN, arriving from Paris best
M strles: Parls'an chic snd Moderate
rrces: Gne work can lie sen. 2O2 west
FAI, French accordion plating; also al
III Xmas OF plating oTdsr- by mi D ON +
ly ATTENDED s.. L. TESTER an dI.s'1.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIyRRPooI, June A-3:45 D. m.-Beef-Hoders ofer mod
eratcy. PorkHolders offer moderately HsmsThe supply
BaconH Holders Offer moderately Cumberland cut
s3ot 2Sa30 lbs steady 3ss 81. CheeseThe supply 10
OF the demand Tallow-Holders Offer moderately
SPIRITS Of Turpentine-Iolders oner moderately. Rosin
folders ner moderately Lad-spot and Hoiders
moderately prime Western spot steady at 34s Sd June
July and August, steady at 34s 3d. Whea-Hoders odef
sparngy Flour Holders offer moderately CorpSpot and
tuuresmNed Western, spot June and steady at IS Gid
Adjust steady at IS jd Hops at LOndonPacinc coast
In poor demaud
Receipts OF wheat for the past week from Atlantic po,ts
$4,000 Receipts OF American for the past week
80 600 quarters
Breadstus- Wheat firm demand poor: holders oTr mod.
eraey california No l. IS lOd ais 10 I'D per Genital Corn
steady demand fair.
ANTWERP. June 24w!lcoxs lard closed at % francs 26
centimes per 100 kilos
ANTWERP June Notwithstanding pale Ameroaa 10 frs-
81 !, confines paid and II francs centiines selorA
BRgMES. June z L-PcIroeum-G marks 70 ptennnga
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Ciip Real estate Go Get.

ITO LET.--DcRra6le Offices Ia tho Tract
i IIouse, $50 Sasssu.st. electric light,
elevator, steam heat &c.
ITO LET.-Lofts, 80 H. By IS IT,. steam
i elevator, with CO without steam power.
GEO. u, EDDY, 3oS Madison.St
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Uorh u)lnie6.

- TESOGRArIIEE AMI TYPEW RITTER.
- Experienced ia bur,noN- corr piui 10"
aHi WING ~ asst wan UE.Is wufk
best references. Aiifc-- NJ. 1881
~. ave.
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Real Gstate 10 Grrhanae.

w ANTED.-Fat property in exchange for
w ffst-clsss Newport residence unin-
numbered. J. o. H0YT. II Broadway.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-04-26
A Knife with a History.

There is a gentleman living 1
city who has in his possession al
once owned by Jim Bowie, Wild
given him by Juan Padillo, maj
left the Lafitte band of pirates tot
the fortuy y Of Bowie, who is ST
ing. Theshife is of tempered stel
blade sixteen inches long, with |
guard and buckhorn handle
handle is dressed smooth whe1
hand clasps it, and on one sid
silver plate, one and one-half |
long, set into the handle, on VII
scratched in rude characters
Bowie" On the steel guard
knife, on the upper side, two nd
have been cut with a file, whleI
Juan Padillo said were cut to
the number of men Bowie had
with the knife. On the lower !
the guard are three notches, why
said to represent the number Of 4
scalpadh with the same knife;
knife was given by Bowie to /
while Bowie was O resident Z
Augustine, Texas, and was pre-
by Padillo to it's present owner ri
when the latter succeeded in reco1
from the Comanches ten head Of
which they had stolen from P'|
ranch, thirty-tive miles west
Antonio.-Ho1aeu Grore Ter. 81