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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-27
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

The wheat market yesterday met somewhat I'M
expected confirmation Of the recent reports In the
paper cable advces respecting the heavy shortage Of
crops in Europe. Private dispatches to financial
houses here and to wheat operators in Chicago de-
cared that tho official statement of the Vienna Grain
Congress placed the percentage OF condition Of the
European wheat crops at Is per cent under last year.
Figuring the percentage of loss in the leading
tries that furnish an export surplus self reliant,
the falling off in Ausro- Hungary Russia and Ru-
mania Is said 10 be 100 900 600 bushels While the
NewYOrk bears disposed TO regard these figures
exaggerated they eXerted decidedly stimulating
influence on tho option speculation, especially
bull reinforcement furnished by the small Increase
(70.736 bushels In the visible supply statement this
week for the United States AMI Canada, and by tho
increased inquiry for export. shippers bought 10000
bushels OF wheat and the spot market after opening
easy closed with stronger tone. Some increase
enjoyed In the speculative market, although even a
record of 1900 600 bushels Is not n remarkable
Perhaps the comparative smalneSs of the activity AMI
the advance In prices the more TO be commented
upon, in view OF the stimulating Influences of hs day.
Early softness caused by tame foreign advces and
September sold at SO 1-50 30 rs and December at
So 1-86s5 1916 cents The later trading. however.
carried prices up TO point which left them 1878
81 3-s: october "a 10; November, SO Is: Deem
her 81 IA: May, OIL 7-6 cents.
Tho visible supply Of corn shows increase of
/ 440 900 bushels. This. coupled with free Western
creased trading the options closing off 1898 cent
at ~ 10 for August and October AZ IL for Septcm-
ber 43 for November and 43 is cents for May 1890.
Cash corn was depressed 1898 cent, although
nearly 10000 bushels were bought for export.
Oats were also lower on the visible supply, show
ing an increase Of 613 $50 bushels spot lots YIELD
ing 1-4alo The net loss of tho options only
Is cent at 90 SO for August, % ID for September
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was decline OF hdsc freer selling by foreigners;
Then the damaging crop reports from aototu s
the shorts rushed In o. cover. september QuOhH
yancrd 10 Sic and December S14c othef months gaf
IN ike nannerl leaving OF nrm The spot market Ins
u early, but closed strong and higher with the opuf
Shippers took ll2 600 bushels Will M ers were l.
sales 30Is, bushels future, 10000 bushels spot IN
GLIDING Ungrai led WinteT Red at 13do62ci Slcani ~.
He'd 7Gac elevator; Steamer No. Rel Sic elsNas'
No. RED. S4a.c T. o d.. S31i dS5hc a1oat aceo,,n
quality do elevator quoted SIC; No August
cO,ing at 81 do Septcmbcr S.'sdotesc ciVsins
StSc do october s3dS47sc closing at s6'sc 90 Ia
Der, oi.sGs6l,c closing az S6sc do DecemDc %
SHE closing at S74c do January, 81 llt9S5'sc iH
az SSsc; do May, 90l2o &C. closing at OF Sc.
Wholly nominal in absence Of business. western Iu r.
512d5Sc. No State Offering BARLEY M me
changed and qulei COKN-Market tened lower on ,ne
large increase IN tina visible supply ana contnuei Iu TO
cepts West Spot lots declde1 about lac le1lhg
moderate business 100 bushc being takel lDl
Options likcwisr affected and closed sc
after fairly active trade Sales 100 600 bushels s
1876 600 bushels spOa including Ungrafed MNel ot
4ic; No. Mixed at 43d434c elevator All store, 9S2g
427sc closing 42c do September 42sai2osc cO lhs
f2iec do October 40 11lGa42'sc, closing at $40 uo
November, 43d43isc closing at Abe do Nay, 45atoo'
closing at .OATS-Devcloped further Weakness
owing Increase In the visible supply Spot @ aTe
down I,Gpc. with dolag % 900 hu,beIs
sales ESQ 600 bush future 10000 bush spot including
No. g. o5c: do White. 2Gc; No ., 26d26ssc 90 White
271,d2sc No White, 36c Mixed Western. "a 2d2shc
White DO 26d3sc No. August 26d 26Sc. closing ab
oGasc September % 916a25sc. closing at 25',c 10
October 25 d251ac, closing at 251c do November 26sc
No White October, % sd2sc. FEED-Quotef 40 ~
57s6G2iac. spring AMI winter; 60 ~ $1,000 so N oo@
Csc 100 n, 7oasOc: Sharps. S0dS5c Rye Feed. 1Oc
Stock Of grain IN store August "a ,.o,
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TAR oe1oc Western factory nrkns 10iaa12c June
tuDs lcnl2ci frsts. 9d10Lc; seconds $40; dairy and
factory factory thirds Sc; common butter. TAI
ihere was very little done to-day but the
feeling was quite firm. New stock: State
Factory full cream coored fine s2dssc do white. fine.
sac common TO prime, 62dsisc; part skins, 2a5c com
mon mon to prime full skins 1el 2s Ohio fat 5d7iac com
mand State and Pennsylvania ls1a19c; Canadian. $50
lsSe; western, l7a.a lSiac do fair. 17dt7i2c
- hUGAt-RAW-Dull and nOminally quoted last:
Ear refining ec Centrifugal 90 G'c Refined Firm and
iairly active Crushed Sc Cut LOaSa Cubes Size Pow
dered, sac; Granulated s'sc Mould a. Sic Confec
Toners "a sasisc STANDARD "a Sc Of ~ 5as@
&C." esd6s,c; yellow, 0aaGac.
49, STEARINE-Iard dull. City lard quoted Csc :;
western. &c. 0leomargarne active; 5ieQ6c for
old ana freshmade, respectively Sales, 900 hhds for ex
TALL0w-In fair demand and stronger Prime City
quoted closing ut 4'sc. Sales 100 900 ~ 43.c
WOOL-The market IS still Inactive and lacking in
feature Possibly thc buyer could gain ac. here and
there on round lots but the stock present being
pushed for sale IS ~ means large Choice spring
Texas clip Is quoted at 254252c., and Xxx fleece will
probably fetch 3i5c II very NICE though 34c. the
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TIE TRADE In CHICAGO.


Chicago, Aug. 2o (SpecaD.-The long-taked.of rcpors
from the Vienna Grain Congress turned out 70 be doeu
ment after the wildcs5 wheat BULBS heart Indeed this
Vienna summary OF the worlds wheat situation, when
received by those who hal made provision for getting IL,
read 80 sensaonay that those had made preparation
- t actually distrusted IL and did dare act
until confirmation made It plain that the first nguns.
remarkable as they appeared, authoritative IL al
vaneei wheat Ia cents, only the beginning, probably.
OF lts influence It's declaIa good for anything
The report was received here the form OF percentages
Tor all the great wheat growing districts OF Europe.
deficiency In Europe, compared with last year. u
23 1000 bushels OF compared with the average yied
In Europe for the last five deficiency OF 20 OOOOC
bushels This market started slowly, generally were
the figures distrusted, but the trade and noN
active. The buying became general, Hutchinson
Joining In it. The close almost the top, Decem-
Der, which opened at ~ cents and which sold between
1873 and 77 TO closing 90 7ss The visible supply
statement, only 1900 Increase also SURPRISE and
would show Increase Of $50 600 bushels This
in itself was enough TO ali the advance which WAS
gained. Liverpool, strange say, declined wheat,
and proved something damper this bull eothusia'n
here.
Clear, hot weather the corn belt made corn weak.
May opened at 35s and closed 35 to 35ss The ar
rivals $50 the estimates for Tuesday 1015.
Hogs the yards , 20 10 higher. october
pork which opened az 20 s. 10 cents advance sold 70
80 S. and closed at 40 az January pork az the close
showed ~ cents advance over saturday; January lard
cents; January IBIS advance at ali On the curb
wheat advanced another l. cent. December selling a.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coryrF-Brazr growths for prompt delivery have
,ss Inquiry but the market IS generally steady FAR
lsn ouoed 1soc Mid grades firm and more actiVe
s iI9 bags Porto Cabello. 17dl9Ac; LII bags
Sssscss and J. ass bags Maracsbo private terms Nothing
e ransp rcd In the option line and the speculation was
Utterly devoid Of spirit Prices declned 5a10 points at
he oDenna and during the the Changes unn-
rcrs leaving barely steady Cable adyices depressed
isvre closed az L H. decline and Hap6Hrg lost pig
$50 exchange Priyss!e6lo o 25,s rscePss G. daysl
days. 10000 bags RIO purchases for y s. during the
week $1,000 bags Rio purchases for Europe and other
Countries during week, 1900 bags Rio eearances by 2
Steamers for t. S. 900 bags Rio ceasnces by sai for
H. s. 5000 bags: Rio clearances for Europe and other
countries 1900 bags steamers loading at Rio for United
States freight per steamer SOC and per cent prmage
fo United States "a 900 bags Santos purchases Flu.
iof Z. BY a. steamer 10000 bags santos ciearonces
Ing At Santos for United States 81 Santos quiet.
Good average Santos, GOO Receipts at Rio July /
10 August 25 1889 357 900 bags time 1855 FOG
tsgs same time 1887 26i 600 bags receipts at Santos
July % August % 1889, 305 900 bags; time 1888
i7S 900 bags same time 1887, 10000 bags sales here
todav 70 600 bags is follows: 49,
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. Aug 20. D. m.-CottOn--rhe sales OF the
ay included 700 bales American FUTURES closed steady
a. the dccre. American mldtn2 low middling clause
ADJUST delivery 3J04d buyers: August september
delivery 35-04d sellers: September and October delv-
rry 59.64d sellers October and November delivery.
d 1i.04d sellers: November and December delivery.
35-64d value December and January delivery 36-64d
Value January and February de livery 33-04d sellers;
February March delivery. 366id sellers; September
delivery, q 3J-04d sellers
Galveston Aug 26.-Cotton easy: mdilng 11A; low
middlng 1Oa good ordinary. 9as gross receipts
olI3 oil CROP exports coastwse. 1097 sales. 102
stock. 5.027. -
and gross receipts. > stock 80
savannah. Aug. 26-Coton easy mlddng. IL: low
middllng, 10i net and gross receipts. LOGO. oil
crop exports. coastwise 627 sales. $50; stock 1855
Orleans Aug. 26-COttOn steady: middllng, II
low mddirg, lob good ordinary, 92 receipts 93i;
including 40 receipts 994 exports coast
wise IA sales. so; stock. g. 1888
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. Total.
Stock No . Red I'm July "a. 1e1 JIG! bushels,
against 1879 bushels last week and 7O2 300 bms'
this week last year. Stocks ahoat July "a wheat
159 OCO bushels: corn. 40 900 bushels. -
New-York Produce FXchapge statement OF visible sup
ply Saturday, August "a, 1889:
Wheat Corn Rye. Barley
and aaoat 2q 90 a47Gf7O 5sl1 400 s7o566 32775s
Increase 70.736 1.449.090 6lS.5G9 1900 30,
Decrease. 80. .......... 49,. 2s3O3
Visible supply in the United States and Canada;
Wheat Corn Barley.
Aug g. s92o go s9S SO e$S s s2 sS
Aug 25 'Ss27l70952 sl2L9l7 23i5510 23I 062 ~. s3
Aug 81 's72O57275O 6S7290 4.7s0723 2sp4Is 220o94
HAY AND STRAW-Demanl for hay continues fair
mainly for the best grades OF old and at full prices
Wedym and low qualities rule quiet Straw is well main
tanned. New hay sells at j5a9Oc HAY-No: J. goca
81 No .. 75dsOc Glover and dark mNed. 4OdoOc; hgnt
Xed 60G7Oc; shipping Goa 65c STRAW-Long rye
ZOO soc short rye 45055c; oat. 3Jdi5c.
HOPSLrhe market has very dull look throughout ana
prices still lean in buyers favor state choice leS
iG0l7c: medium 14d15c; do common 1la l2c do
iSs7 case do 1885 3a6c; Pacific Coast. choice. lsss,
15c medium. 12G13c; do common, 11d12c; DO 1851
5dSc.
MFTALS-TIN-oue but firm September. 90 40c;;:
LEAD-Dul heavy; sales. 30 tons spot 3s5e c'1iPssh
Nominal Lake September. 1190c... SPELTER-Steauy'
52oc
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and October, % 80 for November and % "a cents
for May.
In lard, exporters took 1850 terces. This do
mand gave better tone to the market and the options
scored net gains OF 264 points, as follows septen
Dor, 80 81 October 50 "a November % % January.
So 30.
Tho receipts OF grain and -four reported yester-
day at New York, Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston
wero as follows; Wheat 1913 bushels; corn, 12I,-
951 bushels oats 135,9i5 bushels total grain, o12
2oo bushels -four 54,56f packages. At Chicago NH
waukee and st. Louis the arrivals were Wheat, go.
5O1 bushels; corn, 595.668 bushels: oats, 406,O23
bushels total grain, ,292 1876 bushels; -four. 1o14S
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FIOIIR AND MEAI-FLOU K--Ihefo wa ~, p,oadior
to sell to-day, and holders were tdhS shovel no
~ There more done Tor export asc
y in the City Mill product for the Mest anu Ssle
land besides trade delnanu wa gSIg coo bbl
gpa S5Gs3 Is 500 bbls City Mills 21afd 40
~" W., indies: 200 Minnesota ENiai 1(9
AZ "a 500 bbs Winter Wheat EAtrs % poe - 20 so
bbs super3Te tx ~ TgT Extra West indies d e6ds4 40
a. T5Ss5 T5; Low Extra 90 6oes3 10; winter
wWhet low grades ~ G5as3 10 fair TO choice 80 29G
w a fancy "a 75d$4 So Patents poor to cnoef - 2og
20 ~ isnn as3 10; clear SO 35asi 45 RYE Mixtures
S StraiGhs poor 70 fancy q 1S "a % Paients
Ordinary choice q $685. 90 ia2 sSs9 o9 FS a.
superhne s SPte clSsed steady OUTHERN FLOUR
n moderate demand and generally seaay S,les 926
bbs Shipping Grades ps ~ 81 5as5 ana
~ Uos moderate inquiry sales 30 bbls Superire,
a. 5 so6 az Fancy s3 O5Gs3 10 COIN STEADY
= 0w Western quoted at 81 4oes2 10 Brandywnc.
81 Is saw WSHEAT@The option market displayed con-
'armncss to-day, and the speculative dealings
sdeIase o,da4iv more active attended at times with
litils pces underwent frequent sharp changes
han AM were about top showing net gains OF 7sa
nnai The oGical OF Saturday last. The chief
&c iro" - the day in the form OF private cable
feature OF regarding the condition OF crops on the
IVA II quoted the Vienna Congress estimating
ON Of Europe Is per cent less than last the
.h,aCP In Russia Romania Hungary and Austria aggre
% 60 oco 600 bushels The showing of the visible
gauh9 ,StSment was another "bull" factor An
poo COO bushels had been expected while tho figures
Of Oy 70 7SG bushels than last week Besides
th6s s e strength the other hand however the
nhor evervwhere reported fine and public cables
eaeer but they had only momentary effect early m the
dsT seaboard receipts today PAS 423 bushels. against
2G!67 s SsS os7 SOS bushels year AGO. seperber
ofned at s3sc and December at s6isc after which there
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Real Gsiate Wanteo.


WANTED 20 lease house. with store at
w tached, suitable for small fancy goods
and millinery business. Address, giving
location and terms. WILSON, Tribune
Branch once, $40 Broadway.
w ANTED to rent or lease house. suitable
w for frst.class boarding house Address.
giving location and terms, LEASE, $40
Broadway.
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Quotations based on American standard Of classic.
STAINED.

Good Ordinary Low milling 10 $40
Strc. Good Ordinary Middling .........n
opuons-Started Of weak. and subsequently, declined
points lower Liverpool advices Frcer selling OF auyt
followed and that option broke about points more
other deliveries were comparatively steady. closing Nv a
points decline August october point down. Sep~ls ~,
Der unchanged while the distant deliveries elt OH
lag points higher on increased buying The large port
receipts accelerated the weakness IN August oaeS
600 bales
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CoTToN--The spot market ruled firm prices showing
no decided change Sales 2lS bales 10; export ana SSS
ported is $50 bales export and $3.50 bales for
sumption Port receipts 4455 bales, against
bales last week s7e7 bales for the time last year
since September the receipts at the ports aggregated
$50 s6o bales against t545 5S2 bales for the
responding time last year.
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Gcrses ano Carriages.


A -FLANDRAU g. CO..
"A. 972, 374, $40 BKOOME-ST
ELEGANT CARRIAGES Of the best class
SUSPENSION YICTORIA
&C SPRING XtGrU EI6SocR1As.
r. Carts. Two wheeiers. LaDdaulets,
Mail Phsetons, Pau Carts, Lsndaus,
sAuhope Gigs, Village Carts, Omnibuses,
cOUPE. e-PAsSENGER ROCKAWAYS.
EXTENSION FRONT.
WAGONETTES,
DEPOT WAGONS,
CURTAIN ROCK Always.
OUR PATENTS
ON BUCRBOARDS.
Oak Surveys. Oak Wagons, OAK, Run
sbouts. 2;passengeT Bucs6osrds; S,PasS sen
Oak Dos-s -Dos, OAK Derbies. Oak PhaetOns.
ALL OTHER PATENTS IN BUCK
BOARDS.
Single, Duals, T1plets, all kinds Of springs
ALL NOVELTIES in OAK AND PAINT
Agents for Brocket & Tuttle Co. light
ROAD WAGONS, LIGHT VEHICLES,
for estates and country driving.
Doctors Wagons. Surrey Wagons.
Ladies' Phset0ns. Nis-a-Vis,
Light Stages, Elk. top Cabriolets,
Spider Phaetons, Contractors Jobs.
Pony Phaetons. Saxon Phaetons,
Road Wagons Fancy Vehicles.
MINIATURE TRAPS, ALL KINDS.
FOR CHILDREN,
Making the largest and most diversified as
OVER 232 DIFFERENT STYLES.
LOWEST PRICES FOR PROMPT CASH.
Don't purchase a carriage in town
or out until you pay US visit
LARGEST STOCK AND WARERooMS
IN THE WORLD.
OVER 100
SECONDHAND CARRIAGES ABOVE
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Real Estate 10 Gfrhanae.


LNXCHANGE. - Private residence in
IA Brooklyn for country residence or fiat.
]. o. HOYT II Broadway.
EXCHANGE.-Newp residence (free),
II for New-York nat.
j. o. HOYT, II Broadway.
RIO EXCHANGE.-Desira corner house
i and lot location AMI condition first
class equity. $1,000; to exchange for
nice small farm. Address 7. o. Box 3,401,
city.
(For other zeal estate ads. see 9th page.)
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Drresmdkinq.

NINE. REYNOID has had no dull sea-
WI son every week Is or 20 dresses sent
home perfect 1T and finish guaranteed
1,57S 31-ave.
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Gonntrp Real estate for Bale

/
| At CRAWFORD. As minutes from New
n York, Oh Central r. X. OF n. 4. ooslI'
able French roof house for sale rooms
barn and fruit: lot 1o0x200; good stua ion
near station. Apply bD WIN. ID. BiGELso,M,
CrsnpfSrd pp MoIsS Cos n; or mas Ai'0
GENCY FOR MoNTCLAIR..,Hand.
"A some residences and building SIZES I0r
sale; houses to let, season or year CLAN
ENCE b. TUBES. 8 Beekman-st., N. \.
L OR SALE.-At Arverne, by the Sea, one
L or two new cottages. adjoining. roomy,
and with all modern cOnveniences; ArNerne
is 80 minutes from Long Island City on
New York and Rockaway Beach Railway;
a peninsula lying between Jamaica BAY ana
the ocean the finest beach on the Atlanuc
coast OF Long Island. and incomparably
superior TO any near New-York the prop
erty is restricted in all deeds and leases TO
pre- vent any Objectionable features these
two cottages are on the ocean beach, few
hundred feet from the Aryernc Hotel VIII
be sold on easy terms immediate occu-
panGy price, 40, 500 and s11 900. For full
particulars, maps. photographs, apply %
JAMES r. EDWARDS. 1903 Broadway.
IrOR SALE.-4O, 900 acres redwood timber
J. lands In California; will out from sc 900
to 100, 900 feet per acre. 6. H. CHAN.
BERLAIN. 115 broadway. Room 40.
GOOD FARM. acres. 90 miles from
" city. g. 500 purchaser can have bust
ness that will pay over $1,000 per year;
chance seldom offered Particulars only
by calling on JAMES MONTGOMERY &
SONS. corner Lincoln-avc. and 135th-st.
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Drreemakinq.

A RTIsTIC DRESSMAKING -Importet
n fashions; perfect III and finish; orders
executed IN - hours prices moderate :;
goods purchased Il desired. Mrs. McEL.
ROY. s. East 0,h.st., between Broadway
and 4th.ave.. opposite Domingo.
A PARTISAN dressmaker, just from Paris.
~ hts nicely by q new original cutting
and Partisan chic. DIZAN-MERY, 800 stu.
ave
REsSMARER.- Stylish draper aud ~.
~ ter: perfect ~ guafante1f 80 per day
NJ. y. BARMORE. II Lewis--t
nRESSM AKEE.--By experienced cutter,
- litter and draper, ladies'. misses suits
wraps, evening dresses; engagements Nv
day reference. Address Mrs. ENNIS. 200
West 61st-st.
M ME. THOMSON mafes beautiful skirts.
lVl s9 rs, during summer. 200 eth-ayo.
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A $3.50 WILL PURCHASE enc OF the
"A hsndsomest young road or trOtting mares
by Messenger Duroc: dam Sfarbeam. bv
Rysdks HambletOnian. I'd dam; Mont
R0mery Maid by Secley's American star,
was purchased > years ago at combination
been used exclusively a. a roadster is
considered 10 BE- one OF the best colts pvr.
chased at the above sale, having bottom,
speed, no public record. but must trot
better than 2 :2S or no sale : terms OF sale
pade TO suit responsible purchaser; also
family animals, J. B Brewster side
par top buggies, single ard double harness,
h@h "a, robes &c, very cheap, TO
Immediate purchaser. Inquire owners
private stable, l29 East 18th St., bet.
81 ana 4th ayes.
On STALLS and wagon room 10 lei. In.
ftU nufra
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-A.-A.-A.-
~ JOHN MOORE,
SO, 81 and 50 Warren-st.,
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,
CARRIAGES, CARR AGES.
CARRIAGES, CARR AGES,
consisting Of all styles Of
Buggies, Phaetons, Village and Dog Carts
Coupe and Curtain ROckaways. Victorias,
Depot Wagons T-carts, WagOnettes, Road
Carts, Buckboards. Runabout Wagons. Sur
teys CabriO,ets, &c, &c.
Also DOCTORS BUGGIES--
And all styles OF
PONY CARRIAGES
Painted and IN
-NATU RAJ WOOD
Also his uncqualled assortment %
HARM ESS, HARNESS.
HARNESS, HARNESS.
Saddlcry and all Horse Goods,
Sadilery and all Horse Goods,
AT GREAT BARGAINS.
AT GREAT BARGAINS.
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Sale.

=
A ROLL-TOP DESK for SOS feet roll.
II top for s45 Smiths roll-toD desk the
best made. a speciality desks OF all kinds.
+. II. MASON. 90 William,st.
A RARE COLLECTION OF foreign and
"A American coins, gold. silver and con
per; pronounced BE- NUM- ~mat .ts 10 b. A
very rare and valuable collection VIII cor.
respond and Civ" particulars. Address Tock
Box 3i6, Wiliimantic Conn.
II OR SALE~-A hFst-class hand laundry
L cheap to quick buyer 100 Myrtle.
ave, Brooklyn.
l FATHER FURNITU RE.-Manufact
- urer being overstocked desires 10 sell IN
private parties few fine embossed leather
dining suits and lounges al 80 per cent
below retail prices. Address LEATUFR
CHAIRS. Tribune ONCE.
SrEINWAY PfANO.-Owing 10 change n,
- residence, = practically new Stelnwav
piano, in spendid order. IT hair nrlce In.
Quire Immediately at East l7th-st.
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Rooms iDanteo.

w ANTED.-Baehelor apsrt,,en,s ahove
w, Sltn'st., 9Th and Lexington AYES /:
i Isns n,usS n De cheap BACHELOR, Tribune
OptoWh once, l,23S Broadway.
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mork tDantco.

Males.
Young MAN ns) would like position
L ~ helper In plumbing trade can furnish
reference. Address w. STECKER, 262
RiviDCton-st
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flats Go Get. Hnfnrnisheb.

(For other zeal estate ads. see 9th psgoJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-27

WAsHl NG.-By respectable colored WON.
w IN family washing or dayp work %
any kind. Address. care Mrs. Delaney
Cleveland Place, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-27
Gitn Real estate for GoIe
Sountrp Real estate 90 Est

A MONTCLAIR.- Furnished cottage In
be5 eeheFsl location all improvements 4
cures Y o. Box ], 1874. New-York.
"A axNTCLAIR AGENCY Handsore
X Tt, Igrtished and unfurnishcd. MN.
IAfLOR. 20 Cedar.st.
>aA TO LEASE at Sound Beach, Conn-.
hour fso,Sn ~ :, n. II. & III. r. II. one
nd snvnd N; y. quarter mile from station
Y rooms % acres 2 orchards; house OF
al,Ion crops are harvested I'm good con.
terms seHo ' Dc rented before October /;
rIARFNcf n "', IN, security. Apply 20