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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-02

switching July and ingos rTiSss ad
nGS a. % ana g. G Sssd T an ea si S"sae
sales 900 bushels tg.e ISt S99 sn Sc spC "a
2sic elevator pole adOat 10 arrive No White Syta
DO c 1850 NS M No i ff @ ssa esc closing do
Augp1st closing a. a. ce 40 o,sg a. ec
do May CLOSING At 9e No We. 90 59y sS'H 20 no ec
100 n 7SssC @ W ys 5 ESQ 80 SasGc so
ss6 g. aSs IN bushels oat. Ices SO bushels W.
1881 1us%Si Dqs9s 90 ba.S Si7 s sssG
q grain anolt June - Wheat 5000 oo u, rs d
in store June - L5294sl bushels AGAINST 2OS' Is $50
year Liverpool stocks. July l. 1859 Wheat 81 'OO9
cenals corn, 263 Geo ccntIs; hour M ooO .ast' corn
SO 600 scn!aI; 6oHr 10000 Sack. 81, ,,.,,,. .nD.
New.York Produco Exchange s'apm'nt Oh ''S'"' sup
rs' Wheat Corn. oats. Rye Barley
p$sos sSa q5l3 sf GSs5 S S5s 5ss is
Visible supply in the United states aud Canada
June SssS $SSass $s So $ 5Sss
JHFs s7 SG$27 io7SS76 & S6555 25o5i0 i55A25
Hay AND sTRAw-Choce grades Of hay Ia, o6 had VA, a
moderate demand ida ana on ,ss and Gu Hay
NO large small soqs2 Zee NO. r;s,, ar Eixc q
s s5PSs 700 f1 oss S S'
Shelf Bye S% nr 1915 continues very moderate
and the sNpoIt moyemcnt Is Soy Pe s do
Common 1SGi7e 1851 SaIos dc 1882 4eSe raSc
Seast choice a sS o9gc E Eaern and Wisconsin new
16a20c; Foreign new. 33d4Oc.
Z eiSy SSp SSy l's'' S b.
SpTEEL T FEN '''''
81 Zoe; Orleans 2sGi6c, latter fancy
NAVAL sTORES-SPIRITS TURPENTlNE-There
slow market but stocks are light ana SIefs ' a
"a ne Ss sgSGat 81 ba a@Si hsd Zoe s
T. & E. i i sc sGs!s Il b ~ a. H.. s. 81 8
@s5', 7 Is for cot,oneod l.. very slow
choc e. 3ac: refined summer Yellow, 4 ls' 40 Nh,c'
45d3c Cocoanut. Ceycn 5se; Cochin lie Sod 90:
weston - SOC Lard prim. 54c Talow 49, SOC West,
ern a, city; Menhafen crude 23a26c llgh lSs 81
G32c blcachei winter. 36c; cNta lcacIcl 80 F.I-
crude Csc; natural winlcr 1Ja l0c; bcaGh"d Mlhul'
s0nsir hlcached spring 73d7jc Whale, crude southern
40. NJ ,tul winter 45di6c blcach"d winter 4ooi cNLa
bIeochni 49c Soa Elephant. bieached Wintcr ofGooci
Italian GA a05c PALM 5o5 Id Ncasfoo prime % l-2@
z5r. Stats 3Od3lc; Bank. e-lo3Oc
OCEAN FREIGHTs- business has been too small in
trans1t tic freghts to allow oi new features Rates on
the steam berth generally VOL held ousiae OF RiNin
room no Glasgow Load wcr. booked a. t4d July
sLinrocnt b, -. pm lSOLEUM HARTEts-Norweshn baik
Iicrtha furlor. Pha1e pha T., The Baltic. 31DQ bes r.,
mel A. % Austrian bark Aiic, To AeNandra 20 900
nrrt 20 oUo ca.es rehnc1 % Bic ...MISCELLANEOIS =
nri9 Nu,.io Norfolk Trinidad. slaves Sl3; BRIG
HASTINGS Boston D. Bueno- Ayrc- lumber aud General
CARO- private terms bark Lothe Poft Williams e. lama
New--York lumber private terms; schooner FdwaHl I.
Alien T'ue, hence to DcrararA General car4o, ABOUT
a. 300 - amer Morgan CITY, Mobile t. New-Nork. lumber
private terms.
PEovnSIoNs-PORK-w dealt in sparIng,y today,
but price, had a firm support The West opened
stronger Int closed az slight decline Sai'~ l'V dds
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago July / lspeclan There were more reports
today from the Northwest Of damage TO the spring
wheat by drouth. Tho bulls were also helped by
large out inspection OF wheat here, 23l 900 bushels
moro wheat than has gone ont from here In any ono
dav for months. The visible supply statement showed
a decrease in wheat the week Of 115O 900 bushels
4 determined attack made on the market through
They sold about 80 600 bushels for July-an option
now almost neglected succeeded I'm breaking the
price for tina, month from Il = cents 10 10 ID cents
The close however. at 30 j-S cents. Corn was
> cent higher september opening al 30 Is cents
and closing AZ 80 "a. The visible supply decreased
ai5 600 bI.heIs and the local stock cut down
during the wock o. 900 bushels. The arrivals weie
300 cars: the estimates for Tuesday. s31. oats
onenod and closed AT about the price - IS TO
"a cents for september. Provisions were steady all
day cxccpt for lard because Of small deliveries OF
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GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKE7S.
FEATURES or NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
There was a general bearlsh tone throughout most
Of the grain markets yesterday and tho transactions.
whore they were large OF switching character.
The operators both sides OF the account appear 10
be anxious 10 postpone a final speculative settlement
The transactions I'm wheat were recorded at 100000
bushels. but no new element Of trading as we said.
was introduced. The visible supply statement showed
a decrease Of La G73 bushels in wheat. 344OG1 In
corn, and 324 800 bushels in The deliveries 81
wheat on contract light, and yet they dh not
influence prices The absence Of an export demand
and the decline of LA IL In cash wneai, coupled
with castor cables the close. gave the controlling
tendency values. July opened down II cent al 20,
sold up to Sc 5-o cents and then fell lower Deccni
at SO 3-l6 cents On the curb December ietchel
- cents The net Ossc, OF the day were 3oo j.
cent, n follows: July 50 - August 50 g. sepiem-
ber 80 3-S, October Sc 3-s, December 80 - May
1890 90 cents.
Corn on the spot held firm, Influenced By the dc.
crease in the visible supply, and the purchase OF
nearly 100000 bushels by shippers. Bnt me options
dropped in sympathy with wheat, and cnded l-oGl-t
cent lower the weakness being stimulated hy cOnWact
deliveries OF 100000 bushels Final prices were on
1-5G1 IA cent, at Al IL for July ~ IA for August
AZ IS for September. and ~ IL cents for october
Oats on the spot were Ia IL cent better, ana an
active business was done IN the options The div
cries were light and tho future market cosd suons al
gains Of IA for July and August at - 81. ana Is
for October at % 81, september being unchanged
at - .}-S cents.
Lard was extremely dull and the figures for the
options were almost nominal the final prcc, DenE
81 SO for July, &c % for August and ~ vi Tor sep
tember
The receipts of -four and grain reported yesterday
at Ncw-York, Philadelphia, baltimore and Boston Wei
BUSHES oats, $3.50 bushels total grain, l4s.3l9
bushels -four 32756 packages At Mw aqhen an ana
corn. 10000 bushels OATS. lj6200 bushels; to'@i
grain, j46 so bushels; -four, oJ,9O5 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-02
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRrCr0
While the business done IN crudc certificates ycs-
to-day at the two New York Exchanges Il not entitled
to special mention the Of activity the markets
by no means lost tho new ITO that was creaiod by
last weeks developments Contfasfei with the few
preceding weeks the recorl of TRADING IS by means
10 lc desplscd At the Consolidated board tho sIocu-
lavo forces have been fully adjusted 10 the new
system OF trading. and the Stock Exchange has nO yes
Appreciated the opportunity offered TO 10 To ai'rsc,
attention a mart FOR petroleum. Outside Of thess
mfueEccs exists somo DISAPPOINTMENT among tho
Western oil trade at the price given by the STANDARD
in It's purchase OF the producers bundle and the bears
are disposed TO operations on the theory thai
the refining interest viii continue 10 sit upon the
crude market. The advocates Of This theory sfo
Generally the who feared break 10 IS
4 week ago, and who persistently urge tho
view that the Siandari must of necessity Dc bear.
aeo 30 cents on oil on July /. and pald u cents
advance that figure last Friday. The declining
drift of oil production Throughout the greater part %
The summon shows that a higher range ~ values ~
needed 10 Increase the possibility OF ch-:king II by
squirting ON field operations.
The held report for June, received NJ the Consoli-
dated Exchange yCsierlay, Wa bearish IN that 10
showed material incwasc IN new output and In new
development work. The daily average now profno.
LIE barrels. the we'll, completed numbered 3D. an
Increase OF 100, the wells drilling Jun" 30,
C2l, an increase OF ~ the rgSup and building wcrs
ISL decrease Of q; total new work 0V2, nr
increase Of %.
At the stock Exchange thc business done exceeded
the record at the Con.olhated Exchange Prices sell
The lae acan a Ie a. , a. g'e e ~,
At the Consolidated small sales made ~ sellers
option for July. buf prlce, little different nom
those commanded b. August options. The closing
Tho range of prices and the total dealings were a.
follows:
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TorAl. RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
,o.,h river. Vessels and Railioads.
crvrpAr.MARKET REPORTS.

corFEEBa extas on nt the s sRSsd hS maintained lS
demand no h. NJ IA lee Fair csreoes guo 80
s s. 800 Mia f' and S SuS Spos S'G
bags Mexican on active devoid Of imp'rSni
was onN uiouggess pTevaied early In thn uaA anu anu
features Me" 1S@pFssted decline Of 5Sio pSs On
fP se Selling The LOSS 4GwS Sct was co sH1 steady
ana prices 100 Havre gained franc early D Og on i'm
ABOUT tne ~ cos. Hamburg advanced Ia pg fSo ="
It before ne nfq on later months Stock IN Ham
near ana 900 bags OF which 300 600 bass are so
DuIg Regular hrsL 4 400 COCO "V 1 10 20i
lo 9ue~ fprvaej % Is receipts q dsys,a i s
eXchans sock 100000 bags; Santos receipts 70 Gay
baas; t to Recepts at Rio July t. june 30 1852.
Vo9 nos bags: sane time 1888 10l2OCo pays same
5,ls9vvS- Io7 600 bags Receipts az Santos July
time r noe 60 iss9 2SS9coO bass same ne time less
III coo bags; same time 1851 Z'ool'oOo o"SN 9"'''
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- within the range Mess ala e5def3 80
new: Short Clear. s15as16; Ci.y Famiiy

'a' es E. "a 9, q. ssS &
E3 5ag I FI% a. aC%ssl S stock q Mes
$s SSg %s!r #as 45l g
/ 200 66ls - BktF HANS Duh and easier Quote
s..: cut ,Cd MEATSIn good demand at yeY iul prices
ss oS :ss1 %ssI S'S S3o3S ssd Se$a
r. 10 PC; is5 ,cs " Pcscd ssou fs &C. tesad
r neliIe; I H. ayeGags SAG; o. 70 4G3 ,-ss
Picked shoulder. ) i-ic smoset do, Gao t{c..-.'
gd At So s G DO Huru HlfG3 s Se s aS5{
COZ Iii DRESSES n6Gs1A shade ,Sa again
rg 95c Rf5 ii WIZ couple i.o? 81 point.
at the Wet Speculation moderate N september
T Tuea ve SeF dull Ionh weo steam soot o1o t
g,s5c without ont sales h, City steam ,ieaiy saes
closed 4 G92 september closed az 7ole sales 800
les, 7.O5c. Reaned Continent O.7Oa7 25s as to qualify
q o5s t 81 pge 500 ,ois s o. a a 40 M o
22G46 ties against 1860 ties last year. .BUTrtR-D"
na Smt % o @ Of "s bu w S a'r Sy " p
lbs rs w SS 2ea yc @ DO pr q9
- -2e 6 lie do far 70 good i3gl5e state Dairy h2f
Welsh tubs choice Is I.2a5e: far; Mdl5c; Western
p %i6eoP Ws 4ob DAIRY '% cbSd % GGSd DO
air. llGl2e Do common, loaio l2s Western Factory
sSi9s; Dairy and Factory mia; i2ss s''
stock STAR Factory full cream coorct fine go 1sc do
skins la7c, common TO prime run skins l.2dSc
Ohio fat Lease. fair to prime. 49,. Eggs
ono nat lSdsc tairo % prime stock Of cleese, July
Chcdfar shapes 1856 boxes, FIAT shapes 1910
total 1926 boxes EfiGs-Geavy and slower on full
receipts and slow demand state 80 and Penn
SUGATt-IIas q moderate Inquiry and prices firm.
Sales. 200 hhds Mu-coVado l-4c 2.O4O bags Ccntri-
ueal, 90 test 14e go bags Moas.es Srader private
terms: Fair RHfring quoted az 1ic; Centrifugal. 90
test. 1-4c..... REFINED-oule and steady. Crushed,
Sc Cut Loaf 5se; Cubes l;2c !, Pow Pow.
Confectionery ~" 96a'sc; Standart "a" 800 o6
77sdsiec; &C" 7's07,c yellow. 7'.a7i2c-
STEARINE-Quiet aud nominally UNCHANGED. Western
larf quoted l-2G7 5-Sc, city. Oicomargarinc.
sales 30 00 n outof-tow &c, and Is bbls 1-4c
TALLOW-A shade stronger ond active for
port Prime City quoted lac sales, 100000 10,
4 lac.
WOOL-Buslness early in tho seldom reaches
abov" sample packages but at the offerings
limited, ami holders have high ideas values
manufacturer, find difficulty In securing lots suitable
for neir needs The market Is firm all points
quenty the selling side feel confident OF better later
la the season.
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ribs and pork The deliveries OF lari on tho Other
hand Leavy, and Lard consequently. inclined
to he weak. September pork closed at sii 30, jns:
whore Il opened. september Lard closed at 81 10.
September ribs closed at s,i OF - an advance foe
tho latter Of cents over tho opening. Tn tho curb
wheat was 8 cents lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-02

10 ~; low mldilng, "a good ordinary, 0 net and
gross receipts 1872 exports coawie. To- sales. g. stock,
1883.
New-Orleans July t-Cotton steady middiing 10 7-S;
low mding 10 15 good ordinary, 3-s net receipts,
202 gross, 207 exports to Great Britain 3l2i; to the
Continent, 9, 100 sales $50; stock, 22,032.
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Includes 900 barrels "tom/ row" on AZ ~ AMI 90
barrels OF leash" m 30 . cent?
Refned oil unchanged AZ 90 cents per gallon
IN Ncw-York and 10 cents In Philadelphia and Balt.
more.
on city, Penn. July 1.-Naiona Transit c'riiaca'.s
opened % "a highest, % II lowest ~ - cln-d.
20 10; sales 20l 900 bbs cearalee. 10000 bbls
shipments. 1876. 3,4 b5ls; runs, ll04f5 hbls
pU-hurR. Penn. July l.-f'tUieum inli, hrf firm
National Transit certificates opened AZ %: closed =.
% 5-s Highest % IA lowest. o.
Bradford. penn, July l.-Nauonal Transit cefuncstcs
oprupl - IL, closed n - IL highest % Ia lowest
% ciearancos Gs-. 600.
Tiu,vlc. POM July l-Natiorai Transit certineates
orned NJ % L. highest, % Ia lowest 81 S. cio.i.
% J-S
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and a1O1t m UI.V.I HIlV9 JUN 7,
10 o. begs same time 1883. 376711 bags same
80 1Ss5 66i 50l bags; same tine 1856 63'439 baes;
CD1SroN-Tkc spot market advanced l.lOc TO-DAY ana
.,.Sod am, with fair demand Sales 100 blles Tor eA
bort AID bales for CONSUMPTION AIs9 5ast WEE S
p srupon receipts. 362 bales. against l93 Dse
49, Az last week bales for the daY last wear
Since Scutemler I receipts az the ports agRie2b,,u
sZs4 7Ss bake comparing with 543i,6oO bales fof Oho
ct,~e.fondluq time last year.
ou5tations are based American STANDARD OF cashca
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Gounirn Real estate Go Get.

AT LARCHMONT.-Furni shed cottage :;
~ 70 rooms beautifully located on me
Sound nice lawn; snS1e, shrubbcry roo4
battling, fishing. sailing fine drives no
pleasafi;er spot on earth. Inquire $50 East
5lstsL, or OF Mr.. JAkDlNE. next door 70
premises, at Lsrchmont
A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE TO
"A RENT I'm the beautiful town Of Sharon.
Connecticut; just renovated throughout
broad hall, large parlofs hreplacsS al
dress p, T.. o. Box, Sharon, LAtchheld Co.,
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crop reports South tended to strengthen the local
market to-day but the speculation was devoid OF spf
Farly sales indicated rise about points, rom Nho
the fluctuations light and inreaucnt leaNhE on
steady at 2d3 points above the final 81 ssturiN "'''
Snlna haes.
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Gin nenl estate for Sale.

A FOR SALE, the elegant private
n. dwellings, and 4 story, II TO y H.
frnt; strictly private location; Nos. A. 70
O. East e2d.st Inquire o. PHI BRAEN-
DER No. as Fast 92d.st.. or at ONCE, No.
120 East s6th.st. also investment property
for sale.
EOR saba new 5-story double fat.
u rooms. all improved; now renting at
10 per cent Of price asked a rare chance for
investment owned by parties out Of town
iDcOnVenfhily situated 10 look after IT,
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Real estate 10 Gxrhanar.

w ANTED.'~-0n Or more plots Of lots really
w for Improvements mortgage not u eX-
payment Improved properly Ia Brooklyn free
and clear a good opportunity for any person
who is tired OF carrying mortgages unlni-
Place, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-02

Liverpool July l, ,. neutrality-suspicious. Middllng,
Lied. The sales OF included S.40O bale,
American.
Futures closed steady. American Mlddline. low mid.
ding clause July delivery. 2-Gid. buyers July and
AUGUST delivery 2-Gid buyers August and september
delivery l-Gid. sellers september and October de-.
livery 4j64d sellers. October and November delivery
, 37-G4d. sellers November and December delivery,
3fGfd sellers December and January delivery. 3;jd.
value; January and February delivery, 33Gld value
September delivery. 6 i-Gfd. sellers
Galveston July Lotion quiet; middling 10 10; low
mding 10 IA good ordinary IL; net ana gross
ccipts. sales. ; stock 1.i36.
Norfolk. July 1.-Cotton steady; m11lng, II net and
gross receipts, l; exports to Great Britain l19G; stock
7si
Savannah, July Lection quiet and steady; mldlline.
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Gli5crildncon5

4 LBERT G.. SPENCER, c76 Gth-aye.,
"A between 18th and 18th sts.-C mbrellaS,
paTas0ls canes made 20 order, i--cOVefcl
and repaired; prompt and reliable.
=, WINNING taught privately and quick
- ~. Address Pf0f. DONALDSON, Bath
Beach Long Island
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Ciip Rcal gsiaie Go Get.

ITO LET.-Lofts, SO II by 25 IT,. steam
j elevator. with OF without steam power.
GEO. y. EDDY. 39S Madison-st
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FURNISHED Rooms.


A MEXICAN widow Will rent second floor
N in private hOuse, together or separate.
furnished. Address for three days. NEED,
Christian Aid 10 Employment society, az
Bible House.
LEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS. en-
II suite OF singiy. for gentlemen; every
thing hrst-clas, rcfcrenc's. IL r.. o2d-st.
NEATLY FURNISHED BEDROOM TO
v let; two gentlemen r man and wife
81 80 week. $40 West 39th-st.
II TH-ST.. os EAST, near University
1 Place.-VeTy desirable rooms house
and table frst-clsss translents moderate.
OF LAFAYETTE PLhdE.-Large hand,
- i ly furnished room for gentleman -
pr week.
90 CRAMERCY PARK.-Hsndsomely fur
20 nished rOom second floor, private
bath also other rooms breakfast II desired.
OF TH.ST.. $50 Wcst.-Nicely furnished
~ rooms for gentlemen or light house
keeping. at reduced price for the summer
Brooklyn
~ ROOKLYN UEIGHTS.-59 Pineapple
~ st 3 minutes walk from Bridge; plea
ant room, 20 % per week gas, and use OF
bath gentlemen only references required
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Cressmakinq.

A RTISTIC DRESSMAKING; imported
"A styles perfect fit AMI finest hnisb :
most reasonable prices; gods purchase II
de ,ired hotel orders 81 short nOoc Mrs
McELROY. 50 East 9th-st.. oDDc1ite III
ningS
H. NAKING.-French system % IN
~ ishinr and perfect NJ suits altered
moderate prices NINE. DESJAI;DIN, 9GS
6th-ave., near 55th-st
KESSMAKER and MILLINER Of long
~ experience ia 90 out by day in private
famlllcs original designer. perfect h'1r,
stylish draper; references. Address by
letter only. Mrs. 5. TOMBSTONE. 167
East 1O9th-st
CLOVE-FTTTING SUITS made fIom ~
VI and up, as / guarantee % cut ana 1T
the first lining free o. charge: evening
dr. sscs y speciality. Miss NAALOH, 2O5
East 81 st-st.
NJtSS C. 6. GILPATKICK, modist". wants
WI q few more Gu 't1mers at home or by the
day. 500 Park-ave.
~ WEST 53D-ST.-DIes n 70
tOo Out by the Day or take work home !;
frst-class ftter trimmer and draper.
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STAINED
EoodOrdinary......- 3-16 Low MiddInR''''1 IN o. ~
Strjd GOOD Ordinary 8 1916 Midtrng - ~
o,tons-Stronger Liverpool advices ana unidNo'"o'o
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Board an0 Rooms.


ARRANGEMENTS arc concluded for pro
N. yiduy visitors with permanent or
transient Accommodations in private families
not advertised and select boarding houses :
elegant apartments, with and without board /,
reduced prices for summer. lpioImdiloh
free at EVERETT DIRECTORY, a west
35th~p 23 wears references e. A.
DALEY.
A LARGE front room % let. With or with,
"A out board; references required 443
LenoX-aVe.
&c WEST 5IST- ST.-Larre and small fur
. nishcd rooms with board; summer
prices transicnts accommodated.
01D-ST, WEST. 1I3.-Prlyate family viii
~ let two nicely furnished front rooms u
gentlemen only.
OF WEST 32D. ST-Beautiiul rooms; with
II or without board references given
.nd required.
% WASHINGTON SQUARE. WEST
')c Neatly furnished front rooms, with
board, near Broadway; central location )
transients taken.
Of TIL ST. 254 WEST. Grand parlors
III and handsomely furnished large, square
airy rooms nr>t-class attendance, win hhc
bath all the comforts OF hrst-class home ;
our summer rates remarkably low.
Oh WEST 26TH.sT., MILLERS 10.
81 TEL.-Suites and single rooms with
1rst-class board Table board rooms WIN.
out board during summer months.
40 DIST. l4s WEST.-Handsomey fur
TO nisEad rooms; largc and small with
board terms moderate : References.
rOTH.sT., II WI1ST.-Iu private family,
OU large, Handsomely furnished rooms,
with or without board.
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Dneinee5 GhGntes.

A GENTS WANTED everywhere 70 sell
"A TOntlne Investment Bonds on insta
ments only those having experience an9
willing b. secure pe'soral business need
apply. AMERICAN TONTlNE SAY
IkGS UNION. Stewart Building. $50
Broadway. New-York.
ESTABLISHED manufacturing concern
H would make liberal arrangement with
party having acquaintance and influence
with capitalists 10 incorporate company ana
place stock. Address COMPANY, Tribune
Oflce
DOR SALF.-A rare business oppor-
Il tunity: everything complete: an e.
tablished grocery business sure aud pay
ing trade Address BUSIN ESS, Box 100
East Orange, N j.
ARDWARE manufacturers' time and
L L labor saving invention necessity III
every Kitchen wi bring large fortune 10
manufacturer. INVENTOR Box lo4'
Los Angeles Cal.
.TATIONERY. cigar ard candy store for
- sale al a sacrifice. Apply GOO 9th-aNe'
VNANTFD.-A Young man with SlOOD 70
w - 900 FOR placing valuable nov seho,d
article on the market; rare opportunity 10
rfaht party references lcquii a. AuifcSs
PATFNTEIc, Ncwkirk Mills. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-02

L One pair black mares, s and 10 years
old, sisters. fpest matched tam In New
Tpqland good road team; drive as one
hose; BEAUTIFUL saddle horses; safe for lady
10 drive. double or single long story short
q perfect team in every way whole outni OF
double harness. extension top Hume surrey
fused 3 weeks. all new and in good shape :;
Tor sale az low price; reason for selling.
an going away. Cal OF address =; r.
CHILDa $40 Main-st. Springfield. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-02
Domestic 5itua!ions ruarted
Females.

HOTSEKEFPER- BY an American pro-
IA e-iant. past middle ace. a. wnrking
house keeper. az low wages, good rcfrrru. :.
H.. Christian AID u Employment society, ~
Rll'e lIuu.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-02

SHORE FRONT COTTAGE, on MAN
- ASoTAN RIVER r. j., opposite
Point Pleasant. % let for sgsson completely
furnished; several acres IN lawns shade
ynez celled boating facilities. WILLIAM
ii. WILEY $50 Re8de-st.