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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
ANOTHER VJEw.

WHAT OAufh0 AAONNA-As
I- HARRISON said there was a wide diff
i'..Uee between this bill and That incorpo-
fbe Virginia and North Carolina
.f.ad Company which at former
..l OF the Legislature was recalled
ts had COTTON into the hands OF the
Governor and IN which case the Court OF
d isals decided that the General Assembly
-' ..led lte authority. lie thought the
uiiou might be properly passed, hut
tcs'ed that it be laid over until O'Clock
i.-a4y 80 that the matter may be further
cooked into.
fr Loyeustein made another long
!, b and "a strong one against the reso-
'.1l. He cOntendcd that the bill was not
uquitOus one. but even II il was the pro-
ifr way 70 defeat II would be % repeal II by
ti.tler. He aiso made the point that the
q does not 20 20 the Keeper Of the Rolls
-AJ II has been acted upon by the Gov
e4-or.
Ir HUBBARD urged the adoption of the
20 piuiiOn. which he said. was both legal
"'-l in accOrdauce with many precedents:
w Heaton thought the resolution would
" iwitles8 II adopted. rs the Keeper OF
.Af Rolls mas nothing 20 do with the bills
uhil they come from the Governor. He
'Niorced the point made by Messrs. Icyep-
a,' ~ and Stubs that to pass resolutions OF
ttis character would place IL n the power
~ bare majority Of the two houses 10
u,nd9 the work Of the full Legislature. Mr..
heaton did not think the bill OF any conse-
faence. but IL IL would result in trust
nat would raise the price Of cigarettes 20
oas dollar apiece he would like 70 see tho
p,'l become law At once and break up this
SS'n'cious habit OF cigarette-sinoking.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20
ARREST OF A SPY.

VIENNA, December l9.-The Tdgblon says
that a number OF proclamations addressed
to the Russians in Galicia were found in
the possession of q man disguised rs a
PEASANT who was arrested at Podwolocz-
yiki. in that province. Letters compro-.
missing many members of the Russian
Church were also found on him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20

Between forty and fifty new iron
bridges. ranging in span from thirty to two
hundred feet, have been put up. When
FIVE more iron bridges that have been con-
tracted for shall have been built, which
will be shortly. we will have no wooden
truss bridges on the line.
Within the past year one hundred
miles of new steel rails, weighing seventy
five pounds 10 the yard (the average weight
OF 4 rail being sixty pounds, have been
laid over the mountain divisions, and roll
ing-mills are now delivering rails Tor
another hundred miles. which are being
laid. We have adopted a new high safety
switch stand for the entire line, the ban
ners and lamps OF which are twenty feet
above the track. The whole device IS
made of iron and steel. and will be fea-
ture in the appearance of the track. be-
sides adding TO the safety Of the trains"
NEW LINES CONTEMPLATED.
asked Mr. ingalls, if i; was true that the
management proposed 70 build new lines
IL Virginia. He said; -.
YES. several branch lines in Virginia are
contemplated. and construction Will CON-
lnence early next season, developing q very
large business not only for our lines IN VIZ
Cinia but for the entire system. These
branch roads will undoubtedly be OF great
Importance TO the State. The develop
inent Of us mineral resources will bring
northern capital into Virginia, besides
giving healthy impetus 70 rs own people
The coke made in the New River district -
hyperion 10 the Conuellsyille coke. In fact
there IS 40 reason why the resources OF
Virginia should not restore the State TO her
former prosperity. and when this happens
her unsurpassed farming lands viii attain
a value proportionate to the richness OF
the soil.
THE JAMys-RIvER FARM-IANDs.
"But your Virginia people should not
make the mistake Of thinking your for
tunes lie only IN your mir erals. There -
one thing you should take hold OF. and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20

Mr. Gibson declared it was question Of
law whether the bill could be withheld
after il had passed both houses and awaits
the SIGNATURE of the Governor As 20 the
merits of the bill he saw no particular OBJ
lection 10 IL. IL was more IN the nature OF
q iojnt stock company than pubic cor
noration. The provisions of the measure,
he cad simply conferred upon a number
of gentIemen-all citizens Of Rchmond-
the mower ~ buy and manufacture To-
hocoo and tho right TO establish depOis
opl AGENCIES in tins and other cOun-
tries for the purpose OF selling
their produce, whether Manufactured
ar leaf tobacco, and 10 borrow money. me
III objection he could see 10 the measure
was tho fifty years 81 Yestcu poWeI, o".
Inc one had said the term was made IL
lonr one. a. il is contemplated 70 borrow
sors;rn money. aud the Englishman IS
LEV sni,nal. He prefers TO lend money on
a lono time. Mr.. Gibson thought the cohl-
nanv should be- allowed 10 borrow TINS
money "a il will odd TO the States rcve-
nues.
WANTED AT ADOPTED.
Mr. James hoped the House would vote
for Mr. Floods resolution. ne was as.4 d
ished when he returned from eonlhi,lssse
meeting which was ATTENDED py iais
nnmber Of other members 70 learn tnat u
,,,aaenys had been passed which so greatly
aifee,ed a large number Of the people o.
V,ye;n;a lie thought It but far and right
tbat the bin should DO withheld IN oIaer
10 allow the delegates who were ayson. a on
"Wednesday q chance 70 CONSIDER 'ne "'sa-
Mr.. Davis. of Pittsylyania. said nc ca,nss
from n qseat tobacco -growing see,ioh,, i1 ~
he fell IL his duty to ask that TIE az. -
w;tbheld ard more carefully CONSIDERED.
II il is q meritorious measure ies " DAs''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-20

sr LeCs. December 10 Flour quiet anf
steady. Wheat higher. No. , rel, cash. ~.
March. s0as0ao. Com weak; Va. mixed, cash,
- i,aNi.c. December - &C.. . January, ia
- &C., oats bother: 40 .. cash. Fac. ~.
MAY, 2gseS2.c. WI key. si0G iroyisions
dIl ana neglected como trailing in pork "a
lures; sales OF January 40 s9,0, February, ~ 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-12

~ brea1 and biscuit baker; order cook In
De- tament b0ariing-hoU-r or small hotel.
900 West 27th-st.. lol floor.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, AUGUST - 1882.

5 B. 3 g. a. H. i s3s.s 81 81 NJ
mi 6 hla a, qqe c i Sees IN,
prlc'> were steadily rnaintaincd. coiious.esei:
SoeonS Spc c ,9g igf yos 40 CUBAN %s
v,9adomese go foegg3 es5c; Iinsee1 raw cry . 0
Weston ana diy; Meuhaien crude 2ld2ic light ge..2i
Sperm, cru1cG5c natural wlner7je76c; blaa bel VIM.
natural winter 5s iGe bbsaehSi WINTER Use extra
R Red F,n l' sGa a c5 geaihS WITS c oSo
st,olt. o. &c Fa, &c. NeatsooI prime o-2@'''
OCEAN FEEIGH'TS~Bcfth frelghts continue to rule
fy on lhs m'sIt oninf q, PROMPT room p, GIasow
i0QoQ bushels grain prva. terms g HAMBURG; r I4ooo
Ia as g4in 40 Pen ,ci ana Pdnang
10000 refined 32osic; Norwegian s5ig Hangesg9d
a da 1T san Luigi hence T. iyR2qR r ENnoaPI
In Steamer Darwin Norfolk 10 liverpool cotton, rs Ga
big Mary Bis, hence 70 IT Craix general cargo Prinae
cotton (aIi on Is pa British steamer Roman Prince,
Hampshire savannah 60 Liverpool, or Br.mcn cotton
Is sd British steamer Blue star Biunswlck TO hNer
toia 70 Ro.anSia. lumber go Norwegian n1rE
brig Scd 81 on bcnee to NGcyiias option u
Sq port ham ana @ oa ai ie av rom savannah
t. ko-are iumbe niiyete oIm; NSfTeeiB uSnos
hyres lumber. private terms brig Charles Pur'fs fGdi
iIiiu Winia9,oo 10 Iy'pool or B'nc6 cotton sos
PQRT-was yry dull today and rather
Nc quoted al24s2 30 for nspeee ell 75qs . 10 gnla
eiodsl8: Western do, al20sl2 So EXna Prime, 81 ,. ,
BEEF-Qu.ct and unchanged CITY EAtIa 4 1,,e
Plate - oGce~: Packet y 5cdss in bm-- ana $llq42
in tcs., -HEIF HAMs-Haye 2 light Demand quoted
move MsAIS es' 1865 S5' PcEcd Bes y
@ycas., ,7a7]s iGSeo d. s,lao1, NJ se goo
SmoacI Shoul Iors 5a,c Picked Bellies cuo;e1 fhe
for 8. m..-aoc for 40 ID pgiei hum. Iu, go
d. ll3rl2Ic; nc,Ie1 shoulders q; smoked a. 5'tc
MIDDIFc- Rather easier and duh. ~ Chlcag" sh.It
ribs. August closed soc do september 800 &c
IGOer, namJ ana siadv NV heavy to light.
,od; dosing sa5 points 6wer on freer selling
to exporters delivery two weeks hence, G57Ee.
cs ia gcc- S eo,d at ~. sale. 800 tcs 0Tec;
October clio "a G73r Eoyrmbor closed 615c; I'C Dia
Refined Continent quoted at G42Gts s n, 10 gu'.
South America. 7i5e-.-BJ lIEh-Dui1I Pe' i..f
I Fo1sy' q, a p iac nrm ana others weak oal
ren 15fy crana-y tab fancy re wtaa G. ar
i614e;' }ote Dairy halfarn m6: choice 15aiGe DO
nea15c; iar 1Selic Western Imitation Crc3,ery'
choice. 12o19Ac: do good 102alic 40 coIno' ~ ~
Western foct Jgne nrn lo l2e June ely qo' Fa9 g
Thcfc W. Se-y uiic done today, and The Ina[ re,
eT am nrS e"ioe .oc nai3 i'kias 2dce common
nr.lg.'.. Tl-G--Olict. but firm on fne eiatcs Staic
ana Iennsy Van.a. 1b1ci Canadian. lOc western lo@@
i,GAR-Eaw-Ncelccted and nominal. Fair r.;
nniug Csc: Centrifugal. 80 t'st, 'ot. i,elned nun
ccrb,. sa,c: powdered s9,as5.c: GranuaiSd ssc;
Mould - = siec Confecdoncrf a." so 0oa-c sialal
~ sac o. s.'GSGS Yellow. G;.a6sc,
sTEARINIl-Quict. but steady a. a general rule CIV.
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COuRT cALENpNRs FoR ro.nNY-

Supreme COurt-GencTal Tcm.-R,ccss cont. nued.
supreme COurt-Chambels- Before Ingraham. J.-COurt
opens at 10 80 a. m.-Moon calendar Nos. / to 20 In.
elusive called a. II o'clock
supreme Couit-Specia Tcm-part I-Before IngrahaIa,
I.-COuft open, az no 30 a. m.-N0 DAY calendar
supreme Couft-Specai Term-PaIt II-Ad!ouned for
the term.
supreme Couit-rral Tem-Parts !, H. III and "
Adjourned for the term.
SurIOgateS C0urt-BefOre Ransom S.-Wills Of Michael
Reilly, william hniGeu. Am.l.a G. BUR- and William
Mcsterburg 10 a. M Samuel Widdnct, and Margaret
Brady. 10 80 a.
superior Court-Genela Term Adjourned for the term.
superior Couft->pocal Tcm-BefOre freedman, j..
Court opens at i ni.-Alotion-
superior Court-rrial Ierm-Parts l. III and uI.-Ad-
iounei for the term
Common Ileas-Cenerai Term Adloune1 FOR the term.
Common Pcas-Specai Tcim-BefoIc Beach. J.--Court
opens II Motions
Common Pleas-Trial Term-Parts / and II.-Adlourned
the
City Court-Speclal Telu-Before Nehrbas J.-Cout
az 10 q. m.-MoiOns-
CITY Court-rrial Term-Pars I. II and III.Adlournei
for the term
Court General SessGns-Pa I-Refore Glliersleeve,
j. and Assistant Disrct.Attoney JeIOmc-Nos. / IS
inclusive
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Der. 3oa3oi2c; October 30isa3ic November 3ia31hc.
Keilned sugar dul powdered. S'Ici graduated sc.
tgss scarce ana nfmi pennsylvania hrsts loc Otlef
aIuces unchanged Reccipts-FlOur. 1900 pblsi wheat
5000 bush; corn. 1900 bush oats, 1900 bush ship
ne Nheat $1,000 bush; corn, 22OOO Dush ossS
-. Louis, Aug. Io-Fiorr QUIET bu steady. Wheat
pecay Tor December which had selling all the Yession
ana Wneh hat option closed lower August was &c ana
SepemAer "a sc below yesterday. shorts were STEADY
buyers or The nearer options and seemed anxious 70 GET
10 tsei te b; 12ta53c August, 727so734c closed az
&c bi september, 73-a73ssc closed ., 73sa73sc BID
n s0Sc BIZ. Corn lower AMI quiet: No Mixed Cash.
38e SePemoc 32sd33c closed AZ 32'sc: october, S2t
e32sc cioef al 32c asked December 81 nc closed at
81 re asked year ~ nc closed 81 &c asked; May
30 sc closed at Bic bid oats lower and weak; NO
Cash l9c ask August, l9sc asked September, 19c
May, 28sc asked Rye. No. ? 3S03sLc. Hay qulet
and cay Prairie s7a5ss % ,rmotiy. sl1cs4., Ban
Sot missouri oreIcd g G5 ana refined 43 20, without
takers buer htmi Creamery, lj0i7c: Dairy, 12d1fci
Eggs moro plentiful ani easy unchanged at 12c.
Corn meal s24S2 05 Whiskev Al o. Provisions quiet
Pork -l1 p. Lard, prime steam romlnay 80 Dry
salt meats shouifer - Sl2g9J longs ana ribs sS go
- 80 longs ana hs 80 % 80 30 short clear - 81 &c.
Receipts-Flour 4.cC0 barrels Wheat 1877 OO0 bushels;
Corn, 10000 bushels oats 1900 bushels Rye 1000
bushels Shpments-FiouF. COZ barrels Wheat. o.
Rye. 1000 bushels
Toloio, Aug. 1O.-wheat dull lower. cash 7shc: Al.
gust 49, september 77'sc Dsccnhe-. slisc Corn dn:
cash 372c; september. 37i2c. oats QUIET; cash 25c.
Recclpts-Wheat IS. coo bushels corn. 700 bushels:
oats, $500 bushels Shpment,-Wheal, "A 500 bushels;
corn, 9, 300 bushels. 90
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OIL MARKETS


Liverpool Aug. 10, 2. mCotiOn-A maHcan midflins,
Cad. The sale- OF ihe day Included $500 bales Amer
lean Futures closed steluy Am"rican--Aiidiing low
mIdng clause, August delivery, q 1864 buyers August
and September delivery l2Oid sellers: september and
october delivery j3Gid sellers October and November
delivery, . 1904 sellers November ant December de-
livery, 3oOid SELLER; December and January delivery,
81 I4d sellers Jgnuay AID February delivery. 3T-6id
sellers; Februlry AMI March delivery 350it sellers
September 0lNcFy, l--Cid sellers.
Ga weston. Auz. lO-Cot,nn nominal mi ling, lie;
low Hd1ng lose .J0I ordinary asc5 and gross
receipts 30 bales inclulng 81 bales CROP sales %
bales; stock, 3Jl bales
Nogfuih, Aug. l0.-Cotton steady: mlding, 1Oc me-.
and cross receipts, nom sales bales stock 45J bales
savannah, AuE. lO.-t0tt0n nominal: mid ling 1Ohc |:
low midng 97sc; good ordinary 9i-c: net and gross
receipts none; exports coasta e, - bales SHES bales
stock 1927 bales.
NeT9reaas; Aug. 10.-Couon steady; milling lie;
low mlidlng lOhc; good ordinary. 9hc: net and gross
receipts. bales exports cod.twise bales sales 10
ba.es; stock, 5,O50 baIe..
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
~. worth River, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

corFEEe fs; i'm the IN . sRSp SyS win opn
to-day. ens p', Svc,ed isEc No sales reported MIG
rr,Ss have moderate INQUIRY az aI Iv closing. and the
wsrs made substantial gain as Influences ey pu ssS
prices bcre was rise OF lod2o points osIiy, anu
cables. esson the variations were light closing scdy
sSOSi the Local shSr'S v TgFe Hamburg de-
S1 N Pc without hayRg any oo elect Second Duo 9I S5e
stesdy 'etnriVate OH receipts, 1000 bags Ilo
tsrsnecs or United s2ei 600 Ssss peeeps
a7coC o1si August . 1882 27l 900 esss same time
Rc July 900 haes same time 1881 10000 Tags receipts
1855 4lAVty, 10 August O. 1889. 2l7 1000 bags same
sass ISIS i66 600 bags; same time 1851 $4,000 esgs
Roi IN demand and prices steady Stock in haNie
& sgs OF which $50 900 bags are Bfazlah' Sales
III fofio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-12
LIVE STOCK MARI rTs-ny TELEGRAPH


JournSI's Unon StoeI yards Aug 1O.'The Drover's
Market s,cI Nalte receipts. 1000; shipments blank.
soccr. ana bee', s. 30eSi 60 steers SO 5ocs 20;
81 400 rirlefS s@@1de3 30 cows. bulls ana mixed,
ranger. 5gAas Cattle lower a 7cdf3 10; Western
Narta NJ 70 % Hog receipts, 10OOO: sh pments blank
hcafy 81 G Tor lshi others weak Mixed e. 25a&i 90
seady Sh,SpLi.eceiR,s 1000; shipments blank. Market
i'1 IN, So iOaS4 10; lambs 81 5Oas5 co.
borr aug Catuc-Rece.pts for past twenty-four
iImc o 500; total Tor week thus FAR 1910; for same
Sheen 'y sd % YORK; on sale 12c market sr9nger
,ycc @'9 Tor week thus fr 1890 for same time Int
", = -y3VQi CONSIGNED through, 34CO, OF which LOCO
90 York; on sale. 1000 Sheep easier but not
Iu,,'p5 lower Lambs mode'a'ey active and HIGHER;
s9 "a 10 choice l1m4 - G0aS6 So fair to good, rs 209
VOL i5'gsnieee la,t wentyour hours CLEO; total for
We tua l'f -sto; for time last week. f2Di0i
'uish'l through. $40 OF which 200 - NewN ork !;
on Sa' LID medium and heavy Workers - JO04i 70;
EI,9' "fkcFs, 80 coast 30; PIGS. 2 91a8j.
a. Louis. Aug. l0.-Catle- cciuts. 300; shipments
''N; th' demand largely exceeded the supply AMI prc g
were hr'nYi good to choice native steers 3 6oa34 30 ;
lai N modu2, - @j0 - i0 s0ckers ana FEEDERS f2H
- .'i coWfd Texans, - sec 80; gIassers G2uf2 -
naive COWS and ho.far.. - 1892 10.
Hos Receipts, 200; shipments 100: there was eood
demand, tut not enough supply 10 make market The
few punches oofei snapped mp at 81 55oai - e.
She p-Eeccipt- none; shipments 300 Matlft - gng
hu no SUPPLY few natives OF % pounds sold 9t I'll lOa
81 lots -
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6orses ano Carriages.

A -FLANDRAU & C0.,,,,er
A. 40 274. $40 BROOME-ST. -.
TITGhNT CARRIAGES of the best ciaSs'
sTsPEN SION NICIORIAS.
{ { SPRING NlCIOKI AASSScop
LIGHT NlCToRlAS
r.. Carts. Two wheeiers, Iandsulets'
Mail Phaetons. Pau Carts. LandaIus,
Stanhufss Gigs Village Carts, Onlnlbus'S'
COUPf G.PASSENGER R0CKAWANS,
EXTENSION FRONT.
WAGONEITES,
DEPOT WAGONS,
CURTAIN ROCKAWAYS,
OUR PATENTS
on BUCKBOARDS.
Oak Surveys. Oak Wagons. OAK Run
abouts 2.pas-enGer Buckboards 3-passen'
ger Buckboards. 4-pas-eneer Bu ,,,.
OAK Dos-a- Dos oak Derhies Oak Ph1elons.
ALL OTHER PATENTS IN BUCK
BOARDS.
Single, Duals. Triplcts. all kinds q springs
ALL NOVELTIES IN OAK AND PAINT
FOR ONE AND TWO HORSES.
ROAD WAGONS. LIGHT VEHICLES,
for estates and country driving.
Doctors Wagons Surrey Wagons,
ladies Phaet)ns. Nis-a-VisL
Light Stages, TX top Cabriolets.
Spider PhaetOns, Contractors Jobs,
Pony PhactOns, Saxon PhaetOns,
Road Wagons Fancy Vehicles.
MINIATURE TRAPS ALL KINDS,
FOR CHILDREN.
Making the largest and most diversified as
OVER 2S2 DIFFERENT STYLES.
LOWEST PRICES FOR PROMPT CASH.
Don't purchase carriage in town
or out until YOU nav Us visit.
LARGEST STOCK AND WAREROOMS
IN THE WORLD.
OVER 100
SECONDHAND CARRIAGES ABOVE
STYLES
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on American standard Of cla.sln.
,,.rv S7.1G Low Mddling.. -
"a ordinary . lis Mi1dling. i'-iu

a., oIs,l,,ion Angus declined about points and e.
weak October made fu Their gain 81 a1cb ber 9ReIy
ro-ti,ued buving by foreigners while oshsr uVH
e3yan,.i : point on stronger Liverpool adNleos' o.
bales.
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~ 20; now. 81 No Northern. 93c No spring. soc
sskei winter WHEAT in fair demand; old No red
sell az JOc at Sic on track $500 bushels
10 3 red at 7oc In store; cars extra No. red new
~ SIC; no white here. Corn dnll ami lower; No. W'
low offered early AZ 4l2c No. ,. 40i4c; No 3. 400
closing al Sole asked. oats quiet and geak; NO. :
white IN store, Bic do track, 3ihc; no. 3 whiis.
SN2c; No mxel 2oe25Ae In store Rye steady nfw .
UNCHANGED Il cepfs-Flour. 1000 bbls wheat. 10000
pi'nes; oats, 22Ct0 Canal s'ipments-wheat 1is.COO
I'll u 5000 bbs; WHEAT, 1000 bushels. $1,000
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"A a2Ik SATURDAY, Aug. 1oBEEyEs- Receipts.
Side Vi Los head-59 carloads direct To East
caria5a vsnieiers and - caoats at jersey City 10
TRACE T i port ana carloads for the marke. No
pte,dr ., CsaPG ady.ces Gcpoit the British markets
CRt ~ la, or scant She Ter %.
SLOW a LS-kceepts 100 head al at G0h.st Demand
az Vc,Isi i fS'e limited Jclihe Wright & Co. sold
Slia 9is; I4D ID average, at &c per ID.
o Shbb fEap AND LAMBS Receipts 1872 carloads Of
nj cotht carloads at Jersey CITY and BE- call01ds
dlnapv -, Market steady for sheep ana lambs or.
to ~, 10 prime sheep sold at 81 Gs5 1912. Poorest
II average a, saa a Co los Kentucky sheep och
iO- nhibe NJ - 10 per 100 u los d. 90 b. at - 20
az on ono DO a H. az A 75 1913 western d. % H. at
NewtN gihs iambs 80 o. az - 9s do G5 b. at - 70
"a r. ~ ncN oIetle, 175 Kentucky sheep, lOi H.
Gi 10y No, 1lG n, at 81 so ll9 Kentucky lambs
7O2 H az 80 al do, 20 H. at e. 10; 100 do,
1875 WcsereS Dewey II State sheep, 1913 ~ at ~ so
GA n ~ no. lJS n, at s. 37a go Western lambs,
CO.. H. az 81 Al 40, G9ia H. ut So so 1863 Ohio do,
at 81 - ooi ia do IS r. at ~ 4O 100 do, 20 10.
1a5 do "s5i9gton l7s Territory sheep os b at ~ ~
II0GS ID az 50 % p Ohio do. 1t2 n. - 12i2.
loads m receipts, 10 carloads Of 2,5i5 heai-l6
for sale "SGny Siiy and carloads at 40thst. Only
w. '"it' quoted steady "a
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Conntrn Keal Gstate 60 Ect
Ciip Real estate for Sale.

4 FOR SALE, the elegant private dwell
"a. ings, and 4 story. II 10 y #. irons
strictly private location Nos. IS 70 - East
92d.st. Inquire OF PHI. BRAENDER, No.
46 East 92d-st., or at ofice. No. 120 East
sGtll-st. also investment properly for sale.
M MANUFACTURING PROPERrI A
1Vl SPECIALTY.-If YOU want u rent or
lease, buy or sell manufacturing property,
We transact the business as specialists. !.
Def SHELTON. Manufacturing Real Is
tate Broker 81 Broadway, y. y.
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for Sale.

-l-----r-~
A ROLL-IOP DESK for S2j; 3 feet roll
n TOP Tor SO, smiths f0ii-t0p desk the
best made. speciality; desks OF all kinds.
J.. II. MASON. % Wiliiam-st.
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0liereilnncous

LDERT G. SPENCER 27G C,h.ayc.
y between 17th AMI lsta -;s.-Umbrei'as.
para-Ols. canes, made TO- ofltf recovered
am repaired prompt and reliable.
a GOOD HOME wanted by q young man.
y I'm private family preferred. bon eN-
change Tor nr-i-c ass investment stock. Iof-
erences exchanged Adircs- PERMA-
MINT Box II. Tribune once.
GfAsT.OFF CLOTHING.-Mme. SlNDIC
4 from Paris. VII pay high prices fol
hides cast-on clothing ~ every dc.rf' l-
ton: evening dresses tea gowns, lacr-.
wraps. &c. - 6th-aNe.
ARPENTER AMI cabinet work. all
u branches: c-iimltcs furnished. JOHN
W. ALLISON. 253 Wet l'.h-st
H. AMIIY ICE MACHlNE.-Ice in a iew
L m'nutcs: price $40 10 sls5; T.. DER
MIGNY. 1913 west 2jth-st., and In the
principal haiIwhrc si"fc-.
XyATFRTTGHT flooring land collars /;
w gravel roofing; repairing f1nr. n.
IfAwKENs once 10 Mr-t -,i.-'-
100000 10 CIV L S-S6.rt On n'''''i'''
5. l.. SIMPSON. 90 Broadway.
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flats Go Eet. ilnfuruieheb,

A -ALCAZAR.
n. fireproof 100 and 122 East Seth ST.,
Between Lexington and Park aVe>.
Elegant new apartments, eight large
rooms and bath, steam heated also steam
heated drying room passenger elevator.
Inquire on premises. JanitOr.
ITO LEr.-Desirable ard large 1st single
L fiat. 10 q respectable family. 15j Last
81 th-st.
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ON the Produce Exchange to-day The butter m9rhc
fairly active unchanged Eggs I'm good ald 122c.
Cincinnati, Aug; lO-Four quiet Wheat IN fair
demand. No. Red 7Gq5c: RECEIPTS 1900 b6t,
oats active lower: No Mixed new. 2OA G22c old,
24c. Rye easier. 30. , 430 nc. Pork quiet; 81 81 T.
Lard less active; 6l2Lc. BIkmeats IN light demand,
Shor RIB 550q575e Baew 9gst short Clear G G,155e'
on hoss II o. Butter INN sugar lower; hard refined
s3-004c; New-Orleans. 740s+c. Eggs hrmcr lll29l2'
Cheese stronger Hogs stronger; common and Ign,
~ -5a5 90 packing aud butchers 81 40asi CO. receipts.
500. shipments GoO Eastern exchange heavy at 90,
discount buying ard par selling.
whia 2id25c Rye firm; No. J., 43c Bhley firm;
Sept mber 5Sic Provisions firm PORK. $40 62la.
Lard 80 30. Butter unchanged; dairy HAZE. tgg,
steady; flcsh 12G12lc. Cheese unchanged chedigrs.
sus@c Rece'pts-Flour, 2.200 barrels. wheat 1000
hu-tes barley, 200 bushels Smpmfhts-ffOur, 2,JOO
barrels. wheat 800 bushels, -
Philadelphia. Aug 1O-FOur-Old winter scarce and
nrn with good inquiry from local lobhefs new wheats
however very dull; spring wheat patents selling more
freely mod. rate concessions rom recent asking rates.
but clear. ana stsalghts hard Wheat weak
cht: rejected In export elevator TSG7s2c: steamer No
- red i'm do. ~ &c No Pennsylvania red ia do sec No
rel I'm DO S3lac No red August S3i S32 september,
S2aS21ic. October S32dHic; NOyembe Sia - PC. Corn
option market weak ara closed about re lower
under pressure sell Induced by light export
demand and continued free receipts at Chicago CARROTS
Tor local trade quiet but firm. under light offerings No
nlNci In 2Oh-st elevator and grain depot 81 2c; No
MIXED August 43 Gi31lc; Septemhcr, 434 O43lc; OcO
her t3L04fc: November. t3'fa4ihc. Oas-Kcccipts
rates The Gr,t Of oats was received to-day and
irnctci No white. IT sold AZ 32'2c; ungia1Cd white.
g9Lc. No 3 white. 32ac: No . white 3ic; futures quiet
ami unchanged No white August 3O'la3leci bepem-