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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-19

left the moose to straighten and
adjust the rope when, with
quick movement, it was stretched out
to the lever. The prisoners voice
seemed to be family heard, but nothing
was recognized. Then, without prayer
or confession, adieu or penitence, the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-19

IfyOu want the most interest
ing reading for these long Sum-
mer days, you will consult the
columns Of THE GLOBE and be
happy.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-19

Continued ON Fifth Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-22
1--WE STOCK MARKET,

Now.york saturday July 2O.-BEEy ES-Recepts 81
ot.Gs Of I6 head-44 carloads Weehawken. car
load late yesterday at Jersey City and - esT2aa
rceints include Is carloads Tor Mr. stern caods ao
kaufman strauss and p carloads Tor snpneh cie.
wa late Yesterday IA Kentucky Steers, 1892 average
"a 80 per 100 10
Shipments as reported yesterday. , ,.-.-,ool
Cable advices from yesterdays i4ohdoh anu -
markets quote American refrigerated beef scant NC per ID
which l. a Lc higher than THURSDAY. ~ . 49,, ~ a,
Ier.ev civ There was very little trading with prices
about steady at testeriay's quotations ..
D. harrington: AZ Buttermilk Calves, 10 y average
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recepts 10 carloads or o stS
hoadi4 carloads az jersey City including caro5ls
witch arrived late yesterday-2 carloads GOthst ana
carloads were carried from YESTERDAY The market
Wa dun and lower Sheep sold 3tc for culs 70 oc
for nrime Poor good lambs sold az 80 20 10 60 o.
One load Of Kentucky do. at So so One load OF cuIS
sold az 81 80. , e., %, .. .,.o-,,e n,
81 nor 100 II 3O3 do part Bucks and Ewes, III 10 AZ
- Is 205 do 90 n at - So ~ do 50 H. a. - 30
Ii6 DO 81 H. at - 102 do 10L D. at 50 20 81 Ken
1uckv Lambs So r. go 50. , 49,,
Newton 4 Gillette % Kentucky Sheep (llucks and
Ewes 81 30 40 DO ~ 81 ~, g. 81 as q DO 81 NJ r.
N - 20 222 do IS ~ at s. 75 19l DO "a 10 al 90 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-22

nned ssc British ship s4c pqsts,ed IN la o
3 b. TS5T se So'f Sb i rel
terms German ship Aueqsle hence 70 tne W. steison
S SoDse sSOP ps Ses cens oo P sSs ne s.
sSss 4 S,Tn;s e S s British 'ss
Vera Cruz 5000 1sss es0 oco cases rsned private
shp CuSde hence 20 Baye $500 bbls crude
4 od 8ui SS lndd g 81 a
London 900 bbls refined and nsphtha 81 lsaGo' Mel
bourne sedsra 5Sg ship 20
T anb1 E s O German Ep bark wSs@ nswiSS %
to Laguayrs coal IS and foreign port charges AuS'''1
h'f1 pSifscG nothing dS sss
S 5Sa1g and s.. pri quoted "s $40 sOSss
sseTs Clear SIS Family p MSs q q? s sSs
sifi We'i BEE e. but Feneray ,,ssay
fy I Extra in 5 Iasa .7s N; pe e. az
seaf in bSls and SllssiS IN request quoted
Si and r.,l n ,Se he nr %s;s s1s
Esssa qu0ss smoked It &C. 1ss4al s. Picked
SGp9as5 irn: Smoked c& d O sSet RIBS
nT aased AZ s57sc do August 5Ooc do sspte%SSg
Se5cc DRESSED HOGS Fairly active and strong.
L.Rp Hfsys buying at the had sTe9ss,sGns
here .si Sac but pons sdn and
ots Western steam quoted Se'e Without es eSe July
S Sean Augnst Closed at s0S spteTbe5 closed &c a.
0Yss 5aes Closed az Zoe Refined Ccntuen Quoted $50
a. Csc as to quality. and South Ameflc. GRADES
RiiTTFH-Ouiet as q rule. but steady on rahcN -
While others weak State Creamery pals fancy Lee
S,ate and Pennsylvania Creamery. TUBS ,c o.
10 i2d17c Weston Creamery fancy 10 State
40 nrime I5G15 1-2c DO fair 70 good l29l5c Saood
Dairy haffrkln tubs choice. l5Slec 90 choice
"a T10i4 1.2c State Dairy. Welsh tuDs ~"
15c fair IS1.csi4c; Western Imitation cre'9 fa
choice l5S choice iaaisc DO good d9c Do
Common iosiolsc western factory June nrki9s 81
IA gine tubs 1I6 2ac hrsts. 1O2Gllci Sc9n1S
10 i2c Dairy and Factory thirds sg99 o,ict and
mas NOT varied since our last FuIhs Ilui's
steady on really fancy stock New Witt
stat Factory tu cream eoo'e BAT skins ga
G Ioc common 10 prime full skins idZc ONO ns ,,Sv
gic fair 10 mi fle EGGS-Qulet and barely ,lsaI3
state and Pennsyivania i5c Canadiana, 14ci Western
choice 1fa142c do fair. 1870 l3'4c -, -.
s1rGAR-RAw-DulI unsettled and nominal Fair 70
nnins. 7e Centrifugal 90 test Ref Ioai
SNq 5ge Cubes . 12e Powd',ed. 12se S con-
cranuated lac; Mould - - Lac ;ao. . ~
fecuoners ~ go 1se STANDARD - Fec St1s c"
a. aio6sAc. Whit. Extra &C" staSTci tAua ~
77sasI.c: &C" 7ssa7.c; yellow. 7NG7Hc- , ,.,,ord
sTEARINEwholly nominal IN so-fmee %
Aifow-Is well maintained 70 the late advance; ~ ooo
a fair demand Prime City quoted 4'sci saies' oo'VO
n City, 4asc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-22

soUTTERN e, weak an and so a. gs
7 SffS oys
superGne % scasS Fancy. 50 oS@Ss 10 oro,sd q,
y 4ss& g sale; 4 ass Ss' new
in the way Of features today and the option market
dragged along In listess manner entirely a. s e less
than COO bushels only moyemen, Of D SHy
consequence was In August and b months We're neg
ectcd most F5mness in cable ady Se w ana
helped ''bullsH the outset and initial saes g De-
s seR s sight or be than the late curb trading
Of Yesterday and ae up from The 9neS wbeb frightened
the shOrt leading further sight 5So rise coupei With
sTsSr receipts az st. c bushels bToSgt
about dronD decline III 1sc and December s. July
Sd from Ssh down .%sS to s1 Closed al s5c and emnss
Tcs dssDed hs SPS' sTpsSy with options M Her
Sales eO4 900 bushels future 20 600 o9rne no Red
ssS soc aios Soc board sold early ln q snS
mo- Red s sor DO qaG %eSs sS So closing e.
sS sepembey 95ss NSye3 SSsins closing at 7e
Do Decebe sSss,es elSssE a. CLOSING sSS at s2c
Ss "a So better demand steady prizes ao spf s
rs 900 bushels Western arrive cost sGes in me-
II SnSnaTss S Ia pFss
NAN 100 Goo bushels changing hands in t9e ,be mari
options IN the race o. Of the BETTER on July and August
et ruled nn on The Contrary were weaker on srger re-
ssR' 100 SS SG bushels IN at the reduction while stock
arrive ard wa ne 1at and arriye including I'm
ersdei Myed a. 4ia4se No Ssiivc Ikea eary Angus:
elevator 1ssS sGseS s Seoa at ere
ljsc do August 4S Go el9'i9g az closing at
oATs-cash grades sparingly offered ana anSsSe
IN, &c d nSp sctv and closed better Sales 100 900
s sgsse 90 q Whs ?S No dc WSse
a, ol5 No :
o7c closing At 27se do SePte@oe5 dc Nc Ssn
Sosins az al Sc DO MAY sosaosc closing at $o'-C
H%Y ND sTRAwThere material aloha change o for
the s DAY oT Gao SSa fds' have nay
Ss sSis ar aisar aSS32 r R5s
Sos 'S ssofi RTs GG5S5oe s55dCc
m Sssr. son fs%an na'''n i"a
P gSsc medium Ti 17S1ec do common 15aes Do 1887
6sOc ss3 SEC PscHe cSS DO ISL sase
Eastern and Wisconsin. new 1ea2oc Foreign new $50
NFTAIs-were very dull in all departments and prices
and g9 ssqse latter tn R sHs1 % Jest
NAVAL sTORES-sPIRITs TURPENTINF.,-TIhelre, re, Is
8So5 saS change oaod ssss @S he %
= G5 NS i0 Coco s9f d Sn'3apsfe gsi
90 3 j. $50 g 50 81 " " W ~ sa g 20; M
nSui4 a, eS crude SS fcs
ns Man. simmer yellow 43dAGc do white. =,
cocoanut Ceyon. 5sa5sse. Cochin 6,sc Coo COD sc So
western $50 SOC Lard. prime, 53G54c Talow asG5Cc
vvetern and CITY: Menhsden. crude 2ld2aic:
LIGHT pressed, 29osos; seached winter crS ID
s5c; extra beached Sse E SpsrPa winier
soSSic: besched spring, 73G75c; Whale. crude SSs
DOC natural winter 45d46c beached winter 4oe extrs
he,chSd lec Sea Elephant. beached winter 54Gn9o'
Eain S99SsG Red sa9onhea nrime 69iS
T5c strsits 2Sc Rank; &c ,..... ,roro s.oaav
thouei The motement light Vessels for oil continue
en- demand To Hull. 56 600 bushels grain 5Adi 10
Kvonn outh SO 600 bushels grain private terms I,
more 70 COR for orders 600 9trs As 1d september
t hhhSrs 70 600 0trs is 9d...PETROLTITM CHAR
TERs"Shin ST. John hence 70 Japan. 65 600 cases NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-22

Sales include July ana tomorrow delivery and cash
prices for August options.
The refined oil market has been fairly active ana
strong and the final figures are 40 cents per gaion
in ew-YOrk and Philadelphia and 40 cents in Balt
more.
oil City, Penn, July 20.-Natonal Transit Certfi;
opened 94isc highest 9Jc lowest 94c clt seq
az STAG; sales, l7o 900 b0l, ceaanoes Sj2tO) dds
charters "A 444 bbls shipments 9OS2 bbs runs olo'o
bbs
Pttsburg. Perm, July 2o.-petroeum dull and weak; (;
National Transit Certificates opened at 3ic closed at
94Ac; highest, 94sc; lowest, 03'sc - 49,,
Bradford, Penn, July 20.-Nadona Transit Cerul-
opened 9c closed at 94asc; highest 9i4c lo"
94c cleannces, 9S2 600 bDls. -,
Ti'us,ille. Penn. July On ational Transit CerN;
opened 94isc bigr 95c lowest $3.50; closed
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-22
THE MARKETS
TOTAL, RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
-. p,ver Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEE-Tbcre was nothing done , ia on the ba i
to-day but prices were steadily nem,6s also hal a cht
eersnd The option market oneT,s I'M 10 napy Of local
me ehsraeter Prices declined iV' Men me f"elnS
outset little long s showed no radical change.
became stesaer anu nos Of Yesterday. HsNre opened =
r. hgher, but closed 80 Sass Of which 1921 600 bags
are Brazilian. ~, Rio Quiet REGULAR hrst. &
400 eooa second eSeSSsso cr Europe 900
septs 200 esk 900 bag Santos rssei2 26S
1000 BAGS reSspiSss 90 900 bags; same time 1851.
66 sgso 6sSs receipts at santos IVY 600 ba sane linz
40 oon haos: Same thie iDNS' S'~ ~
Iss7 IS 600 bags. d ordinary lava Is c market dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-22
fined trade of America and an increased movement is

fined trade of America and an increased movement Is
probably near Mt hand. ..,
Some increase In activity occurred in the National
Transit Certificate market last week, although Ino
transactions were on no scale comparable 10 IT.
quent periods of dealings when there was some spee
lative life In the trade. But gains In the trading
were reported a; both the NewY0rk Exchanges over
the preceding week At the Consolidated Board IN.
great bulk OF the business done In August sele
options, but the feature the demand for cash ol
on Thursday when 900 barrels " CASH chang.u
hands. New-YOrk Stock Exchange houses were Duy-
of cash oil both here and at the West, and IL MAY
be significant that the small demand prices easily
= cents 10 % l-2 cents. The market had ptcNi
Ously shown a hardening tendency, opening at 9s@
81 SIS cents and slowly improving 10 about Oh cents.
The rise accelerated the moment the pressure oi
demand for actual goods was felt. reaction OF
! IL cents followed but in the late trading modest
demand restored values 10 % cents, or about . -
above the close of the preceding week II legl
mate INQUIRY so readily caused response In prices
decided influence could be looked for I'm the event Oh
any revival of speculation. The tendency OF mos,
the trading oil j. Ia foster the short interest anu
I'm times dulness there IS general disposition 20
underestimate the proportion borne by fictitious con
tracts TO the amount Of actual certificates
available for use The market closed quietly strong
The range OF prices and the total dealings IN Ma
ona Transit certificates AT the Consolidated STOCK
and Petroleum Exchange and the Stock Exchange III
the last two weeks were a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-22
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore July oO.--Cotton quiet; Mid1lng, II 2e.
Flour fairly active irmer \heat-Souther active
SHADE higher Fult, 7SdSSc; LOngberry. oOdSJci NO :
Southern, sSc Western quiet No > winter req spot
574c July. soc August o3c september e3%c Lee,n.
Der So Corn-SOutnern quiet but nrm wnlte, 49a0ic
yellow 45c hrner; mixed spot, 43i2ci July
432c August 42Jic bid September 43c steamer 4O-e'
quiet, Offering 10 arrive southern ana lehi ~
syl,ana 300 Doc Western white, 32d3oc 40 mlNel %
G3lc graded No. . white 81 Rye dull and noalia.'
500 SIC Hay firm; prime TO choice timothy ga ooG 49,
Provisions dull demand purely l0bDng Butter queF
and steady; Western packed 10dl2c creamery l62 g;
strong: RIO cargoes fair 1SdlS4c. sugar steady " a
soft 94e. Copper steady refined 10'sG llsc WHISKY
dull 10. Frelghts u Liverpool per steamer dull oue
arm grain per bush. Add Cork for orders, 4sefs 20
Recepts-Flour, 5000 bDls; wheat 4lOCO bush corn
90 600 bush oats, 1900 BUSH No shipments Sales
Boston July 3O-Markets unchanged. Receipts-Flour,
44OO bbls 5000 sacks; corn, 10000 bush; OATS 2OOO
Bralo july 2O-Wheat-Od No. l Hard dull and lower
closing 81 23's new, Il 06A.; No. northern 81 a
ST oil sales 90 600 bush No. Spring ~ SIC Winter u-
settled Fancy No. Red SOC; sales cars choice 40 az
White Michigan track 81 or; No. White oregon, IN
store ssc Corn scarce ana in fair demand sales cars
No Yellow 4l4c 20 No. ,, in store 1920 ~.
oats quiet steady; No. White, on track 32+c No
While 3lc No Mixed, In store. 27c, Flour quiet ana
weak Mil feed quiet and unchanged: canal frSish.S9
unchanged Racepts-FOur, 1900 bbls; wheat, 29VVU
hush; corn 167. 900 bush. Railroad shpments-tlour
$1,000 bbs wheat 5000 bush; corn, 10000 bush oa1''
1000 bush - g.,
lows: ,,,,,r,r >o .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-22

Gao w - sSder Co ia Kentucky sheeg SO n az
as asent W lambs "a n at IS 7o 1888 DO s n at &c
Sherman St AZ % 30 90 80 ". a. 20 20 .a r,a
% y. az 80 so o82 West Virginia Lambs. 81 n, at
a: IS s7a. w. W. 49, 90 ~ 49, ~ w. - -
- Liad 4 buckingham: $50 West Virginia Lambs, 66R
10 az 20 20 4l9 DO 60 n at IS III do GO n. az so TO-
nj n,,i =. kase Io5 Ohio sheep. so n, at ~ 30 . .
a., Dlnenback Dewey: 1876 Western Sheep. 02'4 N. at
- 20 236 Kentucky Lambs - 10 at s6 So
harrington 3o4 Kentucky Lambs 1884 ~ at 80 DO
uObSReeeipts 81 carloads 4Oi9 head17 at Jersey
S $3.50 ana ID at 4oth.t None for sale alive Nomnaly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-22

CORN NO. 2.
s sss5s$esi s sss: ssi: .si: q:
OATS NO. 2.
s Ssy g. e. 81 81: s. 8:
MESS PORK. PER BBL
s ssss:; EE!g iisi iiiiss i 5ss
LARD. PER 100 LBS.
ssS5S%ssI Sss55 SSss;; SsS Sss
SHORT RIBS. PER 100 LBS.
s sSs$:3 e. s5s &c. s$s.
Cash quotations S0 geT WA, f9sxs oq No Dr ss
~ sssa ssf IS rs$. TIs sss
ped Pss 100 0o Sosss
Sides boxed unchanged an, Mhlsssy aisaerS finished
Articles BeeeiPsee. shippnsennsssc
Wheat, bush o9S9oo $500
Corn bush 1900 GiooS
oats bush '--''-'-'---''-. 1000 $1,000
N'5 % Exchange SSIss market was
Cincinnati July 2o-EosT eay Wheat hrm s,
Sui &sd &c Corn N af%sS sSsss5s 2 ss
f% and qass and bacon los sseisy .
sS OH sg nsssS sGd 90 oa and
urhs "a 65ast So packing and butchers. 81 30as4 -
s re- a o. SOO cheese uaiSanssd " exchange
zoe discount selling par buying
thiIaflphia, July 20.-Flour quiet prices nrmy n5n.
M hrber but later reacted aGssc beyond this
ronth closing weak July however. maintained svalce
offerings ETSt business was H,s ssl
Car lots Of new steamer and No Pale higher ~sa ,
s ssse New Sf No Va Red
depot Al o. Old No Red in export eeyatr 81. No
RED July S0aSSe Aggus" &c; Ta,s MED
steady but speculation quiet aad export demand ghL car
lots Tor local trade scafee ana &c hgne Sae 49,
t%6er, 49,. GiIe; october 4s'dl4he; oass-csr los
Sac and four ears Do s5c Futures erm but Ggst
No Ws1 n. Sso.e 0ctober sisasi Se Buter-FSI
fancy goods demand fair Pennsylvania Creamery Extra
l5dci p 90 fTs A r:s i4Si4e Other articss
nnrbanqed Recepts-F1our 400; wheat. 1900; corn.
30 800; oats 3l0O. shipments-wheat. $500; corn.
LOUIS JUN Colour quiet and unchanged whcas
Cash easier; Options lower Ine h was s So
, Red cash, 74a75isc; July. 74isal 1S,c closed - 20
bid August 791,d7a'sc closed 1890 septeISbess IL
zee closed 4e Deeembe So ss sgS si4Sa Sc
closed 32ssc hid Septemhar 3sd33isc closed 33e hd
year siasasii.c closed slo.c May sa'e closed - e
september, 21SG2l2,c bid May 21Ac BID ye.SSee;o
steady Acc. Hay dull and easy new Palhe 20 UT
and dragging soft Missouri. BLOC Chemical $500 Bn,,
ter easy; Creamery. l3a14c Dairy. ,lgI2c: Eggs dgi
II 90 Provisions frner in tone but quiet PORK az d
I-rdPrme steam Dry ooo sa ,oSi sea GIG ioe
2aconBoX"d Shoulders 800 Ice longs and ribs. Gao
as clear 665c. ReceniS-tour 3uoo p odo
wheat 900 bgshe corn 81 600 o3o b eon
100000 oats, 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-22

FLOUR AND MEAI-FLOUR-There was a SLOW
movement in ali grades to-day, and the market hs1 we
usual duh look incident the close Of the weeS VIM
nrces showed no material change the general iee4- Wa
heayy sales Ia 500 bbls 800 bbs for EXPORT n n
Civ Nil 81 50as4 20 for West Indies 300 y, Sels
Minnesota Extass2 75aS6 35 $500 bbiS Winter meat
Txrra - 756s5 IS $50 bbls Superfne, - - 10
so bbls Fine s2as2 So Quotations CITY MIL Extra.
for Wes Indies ~ 5OaS4 70 Patents SJGSo 20 Low IX-
ira 80 1888 p Winter Wheat low grades - 1888 %
cholce - 5oas5 40 Fancy = Soa55 IS Minnes so
~ co. rive Mixtures So 5Oos4 40 Suaights, Poor TO
Fsncy sl 4OdS5 20 Patents Ordinary to Choice s5e
ss 90 Fancy Do Sc 25GS6 IS Superfne Spring and Win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-22
miscellaneous.

I BUY FOR CASH grocery, dry.goods,
i clothing, shoes, hardware millinery
stores. furniture. &c. RH;
1916 East S3d-st. Liberal commission PAID
20 agents.
- UPERIOR printing plates direct from
- photos BY Oesterreichers new process
at reduced rates PHOTO TYPE CO.. 7G
Beekman-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-22
tfllsrfilGnroaS

A LBERT G. SPENCER, 276 6th-sye..
"A between 18th AMI 18th sts.-U mbrcllast
Dsrasols canes, made 20 order, Recovered
and repaired promps ana relaole
by loining the Granite State Provident
ID Association you can borrow money "
nv home anywhere IN United states by
LAYING regular rent MoNAAALi' l.
BARNES SO Flfth-ave.
bicycle WANTED second baud. Tor
ID hoy. Safety. % or 30 inca wheel l.
ID. WALKER, 357 7th-st. brooklyn.
FAMILY ICE MACHINE.1,Iee in few
Il minutes; price $40 10 siso L Dklt-
MIGNY, 1915 w. 25th-st., and Ia the prinei-
pal hardware stores.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-22
Gin Real gstate for 5alc.

A FOR SALE. the elegant pnvate
-. dwellings and story, II 10 81 H.
t y. surety private location Nos. a. to
~ 6ast s2d-st Inquire CT PHI. BRAEN.
~ East eetA-st-s also iayeslsaent property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-22
Citn Real Gstatf Go Get.

VIIn nEUI VDI"'r -
L ACTORY. 25X50 three floors DrlcK eN o
L tensian LIGHT all sides; rent low. DO
Last 19th-st-
ITO LET-Lofts, Sc II. by IS IT.. steam
i elevator with or without steam power.
GEO. B. EDDY. 39S MsdisOn-st.
THO LET. Desirable Offices in the Tract
j House. $50 Nass1u-si. electric hshI'
elevator. steam heat &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-22

Good Orlinary

Good Or!inary....... Sas Low Middlng l0lO
Strict Good Ordinary. lMidding .-.---.lV'4
Optons-Vared within the narrow range Of la points
decline Of az points early followed by slight recovery
closing points below the final OF YESTERDAY
liverpool somewhat stronger, without having any
edeet Sales "a 500 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-22

CcTTON-On the spot in moderate demand and prices
sa9 haIes for consumption Since September receipts
3lS -t aggregated 500 O24 bales, comparing with
q w t,les oT the corresponding time last year.
are based American standard q classlu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-22
Drr5smnklnq.

nRFSsM AIIING-B eIutlful dresses maae
~ "a during summer maklng.oNe a
spcc.aly. ol7 West 3Oth-st.. near Ith-d'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-22
fouscs Go Eet, Furnished

Country.
NlILLBROOK, EW-YORK.-To rent fur
WI nished $50, season or year, the new
twO-story cottage. with modern eonNfh-
borhood lovely drives; no malaria noun,
tain views. For particulars inquire az i
West 12th-st, Newly ork, Millbrook Inn
or Mrs. NJ. w. ALDEN, at Millbrook, New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-22
Furnished Rooms.

A NEATLY furnished rooms en- suite or
II. singly family privatci references !
transient o. permanent. 50 West llth-st.,
near 5th-aYe.
A NEATLY-FU RNISHED ROOM, with
"A all improvements in private family
references exchanged. 677 East l5ith-st.
1OTH-sT. EAST "a Broadway and 4th-
4 - aVc.-A large room on second floor
elegant Y furn! shed for gentleman in neigh
bOrnoOd Of SIX leading hotels ana clubs.
0iTH.ST., 2j9 WEST.-Nicely furnished
~ rooms :. also hail room and front par
Tor, at reduced price for summer.
I11 EAST 26TH- ST.-Nicely furnished
i ~ alcoVc. uble and SINGLE ROOMS
summer prices; house and location excel
Int
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-22
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fall River Mas July 20-The print cloth market 10
dull ana steady; 6iXG4s, 3sc, less L per cent ooAoos
EolIoWnc is statement OF the business for the week.
e>cusye OF the transactions Of the American Company;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-22

IL QUAIL BUCKBOARDS. Road Carts /;
al STYLES sl6 up; Driving Wagons, Depot
wagons Surveys Bugc.es Wagonettes
staees, Harness. &c; lowest prices best
goods buy from tn builders and ave vour
money. RACINE WAGON AND CAR.
RAGE CO.. 1873 and 1856 Spring-st.. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-22

II. 25 NEW MILK WAGONS, 80 New
County Delivery Wagons. 33 Dry-Goods
and Laundry Wagons, % Special Wagons for
Novelties, Is Carts for Gents Furnishing
Goods. Call and examine orders received
now FOR fall delivery: export trade a
spseialty. RACINE WAGON AND CAR
IA6t Co, cor. Spfing-st. and South 9TH
ave, y. y.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-08

wealth as he has since done under the
influence Of social ostracism and per-
sonal denunciation. lie has since he
was dashed from power forcibly dis
carded all the political associates who
gave the least color of respectabIiity to
his following. lie stands to-day pre-
eminently a master among a band OF
cringing slaves, who have no independ-
ence of judgment or freedom OF actlCn'
LET Virginians rem cmber that if they
suffer him to be elected this fall he VIII
come into power backed by despica-
bic crew prepared simply to record his
degrees. Let them remember. further,
that the yindictive character of the man
is far more em5iltercd against our peo-
ole now than il was some years ego, for
he has since met with repeated defeats
aud has been writhing under tbs lash
OF public opinion.
Above all, let them remember tins
that if Malone should succeed, he will
not be an unofficial dictator as before.
but will take his place in our exc
cutive mansion to be a fragrant
political and social scandal to Nirgima,
and the country at large. That man
sion will become the rendezvous not
only of degraded white men animated
by every vindctive feeling. and OF ne
groe, pulled up with the spirit OF az
gressivc insolence, but also Of those
trained conspirators from the North
who carry elections by the Jingle OF
money bags, and who would gloat over
the spectacle of black heels upon white
necks.
The Governor s house, whsu occupied
by Cameron. attracted but little a'ien
ton, for men were looking to the Capi
toll building and certain residence il
Petersburg, but let Malone be inaugu
rated Chief Magistrate Of this State and
that mansion. which remained so OBJ
scure under his former regime, Will De
the scene Of cOnclaves as shameful az
those that disgraced the worst period o
the Fronch Revolution, as far as in
clination can make them 50. lt viii D'
a spot where will be matured the mos
infamous and corrupt schemes whici
inflamed malice can suggest. the mos
ingenious villainy frame, or the mos
INSCRIPTIONS power carry into effect
Let Virginians remember all this. an'
in remembering it, be fired by Tho
spirit Of the French patriot, who. whei
the armies Of the enemy wero about Il
be poured down upon his country
called upon his people, and he did no
call in vain. "to organize. to organize
again and thrice TO organize. E.erna
vigilance, indomitablc resolutionand III
defatigablc activity are the price Of sue
cess. Let these qualities be shown t.
the end, and the victory is ours.