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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-15
1--WE STOCK MARKET

NnwYork. Saturday. July 13-BEEV ES-Recelpts i5O
carloads 1850 hcal-95 carloads at GOths 10 car
loads Weehawken ana 20 carloads direct from the cars
10 Fast side aattor There were no arrivals TOT te
for Mr. Eastman and 81 carloads for West si1c cry
saughercs direct and the 80 carloads received over te
Erie and the Delaware and Lackawanna roads were con-
signed direct 10 slaughterers.
no trading In beef cattle. small business
In dressed beef at low figures Ordinary u
really prime sides Lac 34c per ~ Inferior 70
do, at 34dGc; Texas AMI native COW Deer ~
almost any price offered The steamer Hermann WIN
bceveS OF yesterday. TOdays exports lncune1
OGi beeves and 500 quarters Of beef making the week
shipments and fresh meat from THIS port
21G6 beeves 80 sheep and II AGO quarters OF Deet
Cable adviees from yesterdays London ana Liverpool
markets quote American refrigerated beer SLOW ac scan
lac per ID.
CAIVFS-Receipts IO1 heai-G9 at Goth st. and 32 at
Jersey City The trading was limited ana an uhSeluel
feeling appeared prevail among Dealers but prices were
about as reported yesterday.
Judd & buckingham sold 80 mixed veals and Butter
mllks 1913 u average. at 81 80 per 100 10
Dllenback & Dewey: 10 Vealsi 176 ID average, nc So
and coarse do. 100 ~ at 81.
.Ielline. Wright & Co.: Ga Veals, 147 70 average at
s. per 100 p. 800
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts % carloads. or $40
hoad17 the jersey City yards ana car 1ds
GOthst and 1G carloads were carried over at JERSEY
City yesterday.
The ma kot was uncOmmonly dull and scarcely moro thar
onehalf offerings could be sold even at the COM
monty admitted reduction Of 1Sc per 10 on sheep ana OF
Ia To Ice per n lambs. The reputed safes give
range Of 1926 Lee per for sheep and OF 5dG l2c for
lambs with carload Of lambs sold in the Sxtleth-
ST. mems az SO o5 per 100 n. But the prices were 50
low I'm some cases that the sellers were unwilling 10
them in print and OF the poorest lambs were
probably sold for less than DC per To-
d. Harrington sold 2io Ohio sheep 70 "a ID average
az 80 per 100 n.
Dnenback & Dewey 81 Ohio sheep. 81 H. at IS 25 per
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AND LITTLE As Allies
-sr,,. COMBINATION OF NEwJEhshf
,EMocRAns-sUccEss OF THE CANE
- p.1cN AT SEA GIRT.

-r.,o,p ,rS-sUcCESS OF THE CANE
- PA1GN At SEA GIRT'
,u,v IA.-The candidacy Of f. +. G.
xoung Of Jersey City. FOR. Governor on ornorcnt
- ,,chet attracts wide attention. AS "0 II,
=. ~. governor Albeit and as the cnoi'o - 10
S,oro,d Little his position Is stiil molY o,d
e' - a. also beloved Of senator McPnofso"' "u's
cause nc y ~ ,re.,.d 70 the amazing spectacle OF
snc "a Mcpherson working together for one in''i'
"a vorrc &c a Jersey City bank onicer' Nno .'
- ,,arsons appointive places and VINO was -,
S,,,rort for his tremendous purchases Oh i,i -
- i The interest of the railroads SIC WIZ Ha'
on exceedingly strong backing ior ''o
and he viii have strong aniaeoh's" ,,o,r mon.
rxconrressman John Kean. jr' Is "iu,N M" ~,
- os tho candidate on the Republican ucKe' anu
~ s,uorc,b 4 considered great He mas s"o'o'"'"
- I, n Democratic district for tongues ""' =
,,Do,rn &c n hard worker and personaN : pr ,,",
,'. Ton,ooratc convention has not yet peeh oaiieu'
,0r,rarv 10 expectanon, and it may DO u0'"''u "''
we'll into September .- ,o hoo, tbe scene
Tho state school for DeafMu'es mas o00" "0 nv
-, o,,oroon. over the action OF the Wuso'S' iNo
OF sA04'e'e ,,t,u,,on did not give satisfaction and
aa nv the superintendent a commitWe
was -, made an investigation and became
la, ,bat her removal at once was heceNsarS'
,,too action was taken she reslgneu' Oon'''ii'
.Ao,son champoned her cause. III 'le a'sehco "
-. % the trustees, who had been most 'horouEmS
.ony4ncod that a change OF mairOn was necessary
D,,ton was adopted removing all the officers o
a. inetntion. The absent trustees heard Of Till
aot,on and full meeting Of the Board was held am
she officers restored their places, the matron ex
cep,ed OF course.
TIC Sea Grit encampment, which ended yesterday
e. ,r,onounced the most successful on record In al
r,spects. The discipline was moro severe ana SOM
changes in tho routine Of duty were made with gnea
s,ocoss The time-worn grievance against tho cool
,nc and food almost disappeared The men improve
rreatly in the week. The State has the two brigade
camn on alternate years II Is mistaken economy
Cor The benefit IS lost in many cases in the lapse
- yoars The Governor and many Othor stat
nsciais were present during the entire encampmenI
and there was a suLcrfiuity of social events. IN
Chance In the time OF the encampment from Angus
10 early July worked well.
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THE SITE OF TRADE.

n B.ltimors July 19-cotton quiet MAILING Il ssc
gIour-Steady. Wheat-Southern, Il ady Fulu, 1?d9Uc
L@ng6ery e0G90c Western weak NO; winter red spot
% lie; July, s4GSt lie August, 81 &4Go2c septeIn
per-. 81 7-eqs2c December, .. lAas4 l2c. CON
dull and steady mixed spot and July AZ 1-4df2 lie
August AZ l.oa42 3-sc September AZ 1-4042 1sze :;
steamer. 40 lie. oats-very firm Western white, $50
"a LIE. Ryc-Unchanged Hay-Steady nearly choice
scarce. Proysions-sicady decline. Butt'r-Dull );
creamery. 16a17c Eggs-Steady 120l3c. Other quota
lions unchanged. Freishts 70 liverpool. per steamer.
nominal grain per bushel I'D. RecelDtFiour. 10000
wheat. 10000; corn, 20 600 oats 1000. shipments
Flour 1000 Sales-Wheat, 10000; corn 900.
Buffalo. N. Y, July 1s.-Nothng was done in spring
wheat To- day, the market lower; old No. Hard
closed at 81 20 "a new do a. 81 % 81 old No 1
Northern 81 OIL winter wheat duh and unsettled !;
choice No Rcd, 05a06e on track o5c In store No 8
Red. soc; new No. Red July delivery. see track
no No. White Michigan in The market; No, ! White
Oregon soc in store. Corn quiet, hu5 steedy sales.
10000 bushels No yellow at 80 34e; No 2; 80 l.2
No g. 80 lac in store oats unsettled sales OF III cars
No. White at 81 l-4a32 lie on track; No: White.
Sic; No Mixed % 3-fc asked IN store Flour quiet,
but steady. Milfeed steady and unchanged Canal
ireights quiet, firm and unchanged Recei pts-Four.
81 600 bbls; wheat 10000 bush; corn. $4,000 bush
Shipments by rail-Flour 1900 bbls wheat, G5 1000
bush corn, $4,000 bu,h oats, 10000 bush rye,
1000 bush.
Albany July 13.-Con and oats steady with fair
trade. Recelpts-Corn, cars; oats, ears.
Chicago July 1S.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
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corpT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

sunreme Court-Gen raj Term.-Recess continued
supreme Corst-Chambers- Before O'Brel. J.-Nouoh
Calcnfar Nos 40 inclusive, callel at 10 oc0 K 80,
Sumeme C0urt-Special Tern-Part L-AdlOuined uhul
Tomorrow. ,st.,,uoa for
srpf,mc Court-Spocial Term-Parts H. III. and "
Adjourned for the term. ,.,, ~, II
SuIcgates Court n fore Ransom. s-WilS o. It,
Wiusm Sohneu. Frederick Beer AMI Thomas Malon' 10
o. m; Henry D3bson. Jane l.. Kelenan Anne NJ
Hutton. Colrstess de NJ. Hortfeldt 10 80 a: m.
superior COurt-G eneral Term Adiouincd sino dle
SUPERIOR COurt-Spec al TerIF-BefOre OOurInah' j.
Court opens at u N Motions 49, ,rr
Supeiior Courts-Trial Tcun-Parts L H. ana Ill
Adjourned for the torn. -, -
Common Plcas-Gensral Term-Adournnd until neAt
Monday. , n..,.s....o.
Court opens ~ II O'Clock. Motions ana No ,,..oa
C0rmon Pleas-Tra Term-Part- l. AM ll-Adlou'ned
foI the tern. ~, d, ,,..,o.,
civ Conrt-Special Ternl-Before Home. J.-Motions
City Court-Trial Term-Parts J. H. ana III'-An-
Court on Gtnerai Sessions-Parf Before Cowng J.
and Assistant Dstrict-Atorney Parker. Nos t. 70
Inclusive.
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OOK.-Hy competent German; will do
L washln, I'm small family; city or coun-
,ry; test eity reference. Please call Sif
NNnai nnkh.nr
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEw-Yo DEALINGS.
Only narrow and professional speculation was W.T.
messed at the Produce Exchange Saturday. The
dealings in wheat futures fell below 100000. and
tho scalpers were responsible for the variation In prices
Firm cables impaired a stronger tone 10 the early
business and August from "a TO "a l2. and De-
cember from 81 10 81 Gle cents. Part Of tho gain
was surrendered large receipts at the West Tho
final figures showed gains OF "a for July OF SO. Is
for August at 81 Is and December at az, and Ia
for Nav 1890: September unchanged at "a and
October Ia cent easier "a 7s cents On the curb
decided weakness prevailed, and last prices were 80
for July SO Is for August and SO Ia cents for De-
cember The spot market quiet and firm Wfthous
any inquiry from shippers
Corn simply held steady. There were purchases Of
$4,000 bushels for export and some additional busi'
ness 10 arrive c. I. +. The options closed firm bns
Unchanged at AZ IA for july AZ IL for August 81
for sentember and 40 IL cents for October
OATS were without special feature, but were 1sd 3s
cents higher for the options, as follows July ~
August - 3-5, september ~ Ia, october - d.
May, 1890, 80 IA cents. A.. .,o,
There were sales of 900 terces OF lard on me SPOT
and prices were firm. The options were point DrueI,
AT rs 60 for August and 10 12 for september anu
October ..., an e,,rt,v
at New-York, Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston werS
as follows: Wheat, 2,746 bushels corn 100. so
bushels: oats, 53,451 bushels total gram, Jl-osS
bushels -four 80 800 packages. AT MILWAUKEE, am
e. Louis the arrivals were Wheat, 1S0,Ool bushei'
corn 3I4I9l bushels; oats, l6O,o3l bushels; tOta
grain G6l O73 bushels; four 1879 barrels
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% Noi S j hna icy AssS Ss
57agsc 40 SortherR July, ssc track, s5ss5c
prices ruled firm Under small supplies. whsat-3ptoa
market weak aod shade lower In sympathy Vita dssns
1 very ePGi s Oh f' Sls Of sDS f o
sep.em6er 50 issss S.e October 50 s,isss i2e Cor.
q former Ta. To Iixs 4.' 10 sotS, sysS,
isy sasss ss? %ssa! ssiG 1sg sc sps%Ss
st3 3se; October 43 1873 sac Oets-MMket for car.
Es White % G;j arsq Wife ere spq.a
oats 37e; futures quiet but steady; No. White July,
70 s1c October 80 isaSic Fsss QUIET and irreguls;
rennsylyaaa arsts IA lie Other article. UNCHANGED
- 600 coat oats 400 shipments-wheat 300 bushels;
St. Louis. July 1S-Flour quiet and easy. unchanged
WaeatoThe opening for options was weak and lSai 49,,
advancing lSase Il Turned weak again and broke rapidly
until 7salc vas lost subsegueny showing very Little
SS Red sa' e sS'Hs weak JS s'G 2s Sc
August, = 1sa72 7sc closing 70 l.sa52 Lac bid SEP
fTs ss az tds 7 c 70 ' SSrn
advices were weaker Wheat lower and the weather
3 asked, o. july 9'G ~ eoa iasg 81
asked August 80 1892 l2c cloang 81 3sc septen.r
;ssS Sc J Jay % SIX aa. '
Rye neglected No 2. 4lc Hay-Demand Wholly Sesi
sSa only m af best 81. 6S S and a y sT
steady sSc Flasseed. 81 is best bid FOR new, crop
other kinds at % so Butter quiet. easy, unesangei
FegsBest stock sells at Sc. cOrn.mesl unehsnsfs't
By salt rSss sdouac IS Sat IOnss
sSSadsr S 9 Longs and RS. % $3.50 90
Clear 60 G5ase Hams firm. s1iasIS % Rec poc
we and barley none. sbpments-Flour, 1000; whcss
5000 corn 10000 oats. $1,000 rye, none; barley none
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-There onet market o Tor maipt,aei
on the spot to-day, but prices Wcfe HIIns Mild
Fair cargoes quoted II 12c no sale repodeuH
growths had fair demand sales VCU Dag featir,
and prices fucuaed within The narrow rang the outset
uoints There a decline Of 5dIO points ~ wy
On easier cables after which the temper Decsv
leading a rally of 10dl5 points oi'5nE e. hehrr but
larry ON December. IIaVre opened IL II al y
closed at decline Of "a r. Hamburg dioppedd cnd
MFG Rio quiet Regular first 4VVi EooVnuo n nans
500 exchange rivatej 81 is receipts loVQ 90 Dag
Rio cearances for u1 b Sa~ tso STOCK SIS 900 bags
Santos receipts 600 bags receipts at RIO IVY 10
Juv 10 1850 % coo bags same time looo !foo III,
same time 1857 50 600 bags receipts a. Sshs S 49, ~
July - 1859 o. 600 bags same tlh 49, ~ % has
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100 n 90 do 11si2 N. at s5 So DOT Kentucky lambs
20 n, at S6 05
Newton & Gillett: 90 Kentucky sheep. 100 n. At
81 20 90 do, % ~ at - so; TIA Kentucky lambs, OIL
H. at So so 235 do, 60 n, at s5 80.
Sherman & Culver: $40 Virginia lambs "a n, at 60 3d.
Judd & buckingham: 2S1 West Virginia lambs, 60
~ at S5 IS 295 do 90 ID, at S. 81 Ia 20 state sheep
IS n. - rs.
HOGS-Receipts. carloads / 30 head. all direct
conslgnments TO slaughtcrers. None offered for sale
alive. Nomnay unchanged - 60dS5 per 100 ID.
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FLOUR AND MELFLoQR-Ile, changes ho,so nave st H
d. IN buvers favor on Continued slow demand While
rIolce braTds are wanted TO fair extent by the hm9
bbis O 200 bbs exg?Tn inSludicg 2Go Nm m
Low Extra, 80 75d$3 35 300 DPS Cliy MIL;
Txa - $3.50 IS ZOO bb wigeg 70 wheat Eye oo
hi. Fine 81 9oos2 IS Quotations: Cy MI E4ta iDr
HnSs3 Is Winter Wheat low grades 50 So - 40
1Ts e. tRocS So 4Od$i 81 Fancy 81 9oS@5 TO Patents,
% -, choice a 500 as so Fancy. SO 6OGS2 70; Nhe
oa spring low g 1853 SS Ssar Poor go oo "a
G1v a AbGs5 30; Patents Ordinary 10 Choice, e y0d
az 9S Fncy do So 3Oa$6 So SupeTfne Spring ana WIN
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London July 49, 70 80 p. m.-Atanuc and Great
Western lrss mortgage trustees eertiheltes. 3cIl .
III Mexican Ordinary 81 "a 81. Paul common, 90 10
New.York Central, 100; Pennsylvania, % 3'4; Re-dng
20 SIS Canadian PaGhc 81.
Money. / per cent .
ybe foie OF discount m" open market FOR both shor
and tbree months bills IL 3s0l IL per cent.
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miscellaneous

EAMILY ICE MACHIN E.-Ice in a few
4 minutes price $40 " SlS5 L. DER
MIGNY, 1915 w. 25th-st., and In the piinci-
pal hardware stores.
OLD TYPE METAL, type metal on blocks
" stereotype plates, electrotype plates and
,ea lead OUT OF tca-5oN"s, ana all kinds Of
metal and paper stock, purchased at STOCK
WELLS, 81 Ann-st.
n MUSICIAN OF experience desires TO
/ travel with an invalid. Address NJ. D.,
10 East 30th-st.
- WINNING taught quickly and private
- ly by champion swimmer. Address
Prof DONALDSON, Bath Beach. Long
Island.
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M American standard Of classiflca-
STAINED

Coo1 Ordinary 3-s Low Middling... 9 13I0
Strict Good Ordinary....9 Middlng ........-IV o-4
The option was very dull to-day and depressed on
lower Liverpool a1vces. July and August broke aI
Joints on freer selling which weakened the entire st
new crop mouths closing about point decline Sales
o. bal
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Gorees an0 Carriages.


-FLANDEAU q CO.,
EI.EGANI CAItRIAGr-S " the best CLASS
6CsPENsION NICIOKlAS.
l. L SPRING VICTOR AS,
LIGHT NlCIOkiAS'
IT Carts Two MhoeieIs, Ian 1aulets'
Mail Phsctons, Eau carts Landaus,
Stauhopc Gigs, Village carts, OhiHtYu SIS SSs'
COUPE. 6-rkSSENpE FIX KUN l" Aho'
EXTENSION FRONT.
WAGONETTES.
DEPOT WAGONS, -
tJRIAIN KOlkAWAfSs
OCK PAT ENIS
on BUCHBOARDS. ~.
,bouts. :. passenger BucKboards, 3-pss7enGsslt t
ErrTb'ari. A.pa.-cngcr BuckboaIds. oak
Dn-a-Dos Oak DerDiez, OAK lh9S yous'
ALL OTHER PATENTS IN DOSN-
BOARDS. ..,,,s
Single. Duals. Tripiets. al KINDS Oh Sp.lInSTc
ALL non ELITES IN OAK Az M 4 = ~
ron ONE AND TWO HONS -;
AaSats Tor Hrocket & futile GO, n2 N &C
pOSn WAGONS. LIGHT NEhlCLh~o
FOR estates and country dmNIhs.
Doctors Wagons. surrey W "sO'H
ladies PhactOhs. ia s'c.t-to,cts
Light Stages, ~. w Iobs.
SPIDER Phaetons, COilIa W Diao,ons
Pony Phaetns, S aAOn Nebiclos.
M NiITIIRF TRAPS ALL KINDS
FOK CHILDREN. ,..-tooa
Making the largest ana m9-I ult e.a,es
assortment OF CaIt3,TeIS " ~ VI Nr SsT1YITS.
rOWFST PAGES FOR PROMPT CASh'
bon purchase "a carriage IN tC"h
or out until you pay Us q VII OoNs
IARGISI STOCK AND WARLIsOON40
IN THE WORLD.
OVER lOc - ,,o1,r,
SECOND HAM r, VIE N0i'' nv
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WHEAT NO. o.

Cash quotations were follows Flour dull and r I'm,
Wheat 7ea77c No Red. 77d7sac No. 2 Corn. 35lsc;
No. oats, 22tc No Rye, 4Sc; No Barley non. nom
81 4lS$1 AZ Mess Pork per S POL gil Sossn IS LfSd x
Sailed Shoulders boxed s. 25ds5 32 Short Clear sides
boxed s0as l22 Whisky disles flushed goods, per
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A -ALCAZAH. 49,,
y. F.reproof, l20 and 100 East SGth-st..
Between Lexington and PARK AYES
Elegant new apartments, eight large
rooms and bath, steam heated also so'sin'
heated drying room; passenger elevator.
Inquire on premises. Jdnitor.
ELA1S TO LET in the
L GORDON
s0th-st. and 9th-ave. & rooms: Just COM
pletcd; all decorated and Improvements :;
rents from $50 70 $50 per month Inquire
OF GORDON BROS on premises. or janltor
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Buffalo, July 13cattle.Reeeptso last st. p soTTs se az
neal i zoo. consigned through, $40; 1850 70 New
YoTR 80 on sale demand light prices very Ess nS head
total Tor week thus far 5oC0 same time eG va. ,si
35, 100 consigned through 20 pvS Sn '
no9s~Receips to-day, G6oo heal toal for week nu
throueS ) 100 including 1920 n New:Y on sas.
iao. prces advanced 5d10c medium ~ ooGsf w. iO'A
ers ~ So; pigs, "a So.
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Ciin RraI Csiate for SALE.

FOR SALE, the elegant private
~. dwellings, 3 and 4 story, II 70 y ".
front; strictly private location Nos, ~ 1,> 20
bS Fast 92d-st Inquire Of PHI. BRAhN-
100 East S6th-st also investment property
Tor sale.
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Eonses Go let. Furnished

Country.
EO2 RENT. Furnished cottage on East
l. ern shore OF LAKE. GEORGE, near
Crosbysde contains parlor, dining-room and
kitchen attached with three bedrooms on
first floor and three or the second; icehouse
and wOodh0use filed; two line rowboats.
For further information inquire OF
Mrs. JAMES u. WILSON,
a Spruce-st.,
Newark. n. J.
nor RENT Two cottages at OqusGa
4 Lake, $50 and $50 per month furnished.
Address 4. II. VAIL, Deposit, n. \.
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Coprtrp Zeal estate Go Get

Two RFNT-Shelter Island. 1rst-class cot
4 tage beautifully located overlooking
Thoroughly appointed. OWNER, Box II.
Tribune Office.
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G0ork n)anieo.
Males.


Males.
A WIN. l.. HARTUNU
n Expert Accountant and Auditor.
S5 aLi 81 Nesey- a. telephone Murray 11s)
A YOUNG MAN, %, well.bred. haylng
II good business education. and residing
with HE parents. desires situation a. clerk,
salesman or collector In some mercantile
house. where By strir. attention 10 business
he can be- advanced; has held respon.!ble
position for over six years understands Ger
man can furnish highest references or bond
salary no object WILLING. Box II.
Tribune Onlcc
A SUPERIOR PENMAN win work at
IA copying, addressing, &C.. during July
and August. specimens furnished. Address
a. J. SCARBOROUGH. 20 south oth-st''
brooklyn.
A CTIVE. mddle-aged widower willing n
ployment. ADVERTISER, 800 West lGth-.e
A FIRsT.CLASS FAINTER want. work
~ by the Job painting ia an us hfihrh's
reference II ne ess7ry. Address w. DAN
IELS, 40 East lOth-sl.
A MEXICAN YOUNG MAN. 90 desires
"A position ln whOe-aic house best re-
cfcnce. j. H.. 376 Bleecker-st.
- ARTENDER-By steady. reliable.
ID snrle III hnan; gooi mixer rr,t
Glass city references. Address THoMAS'
$40 Broadway.
- ART'ENDER- a young man, Ger,
ID man. 0fst-class references Please cali
or address H. b.. 20 Albany 81, city.
ID AKER as frst-olass foreman on all kind,
ID American French and Vienna breai
and rolls. 304 East s3d-st
AKER-t5ood second hand on bread
| ID wishes steady place. 200 West S'In's1
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Tho Produce ENchange today ths PuLIr haIheV "1'
milwaukee,. Wis July iS-Fl9qs inactive; s, What
No g. 50 i.2e, oats quiet No white p 1;2G Csc
her, SOC bid PORK al 20. Lard So 90. Butter In;
changed Dairy l2s,sc bgs' ;Iady fT Feeep ia
Flour O. 500 bills Wheat. 1900 bush, Barley 100
hush shlpments-Flour 1920 bbls; Wheat, l'sOO
Minneapolis July l3At the opening sellers OF ; San
rade Of stuff but mers held of, they have done Tor
be last few days The posting OF 24 ears OF wheat on
Tho Roari was dscOuraging feature. but THIS wOutd
probaby have overcome had Eastern markets main
aimed The nrmness with which they started OUT AS ~
va Chicago broke than cent. and local sellers N
milling wheat began force the market In order 10 et
% 81 having any more charges on the grain, ana
toward he last local mers picked up few lots though
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/ COr,TON-On the spot I'm m0dfrate urIliHI az
steady and unchange Sales 2cs S9dS
Eice Septeaber l. receipts at the ports aggregated
asT go bales comparing with 6462S63 bales for tho
are based on American standard Of cassnca-
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BOARD ano Rooms.
Gurnie 70 Rooms.

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II LEG ANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS for
u gentlemen, en- suite or singly; every
ching hrst-class. references. IL East 32d-st.
OATH.ST., o59 FST.-Nicely furnished
~ rooms and one front parlor also hall
room reduced price for summer months.
lI SoGSa3cnees @se 5qqa ar
nlshed convenient location.
0O% WEST 8 TH-sT. -Newly-fu'nished
%cI large ani small rooms every con-
Venience; terms low physicians Office.
Brooklyn
1 ARGE alcove or hall room for one or two
- persons; private family easy walking
distance " Bridge; fine location; low rent ;
! references. 331 SchermefhOrn-s
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Dreesmakinq.

Dressmaking.
A RTlSTIC DRESSMAKING imported
"A styles perfect NJ and finest finish !
most reasonable prices goods purchased II
desired hotel orders a. short notice. Mrs.
McELROY. 50 East 9th.st.. oDpotite Den.
nings
A n exp arlence1 cutter. inter, draper :;
u ladie| aud mlsse3 suit, wraps and
evening dresses, wishes engagement by
day terms moderate reference. Address
ENNIS. 200 West Glst.st.
Una RM ING costumes in best manner,
" made during dull season. a. and Is.
Riding habits, sl5; La TOsca waists. az 50.
Nine. REYNOLD. 1878 3d.sve.
n OMPETINT dressmaker wishes engage
v ment by the day or week reference
from fashionable dressmsker. Address T..
DOYLE, 90 East lOsth-st.
GLOVEFITTING SUITS mad. from 81
w up, a. ] guarantee % cut and " the
rst lining free Of charge evening dresses
a specially. Miss NAYLOh 203 East
e1st-st
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OOK.-By competent person wiling 20
city reference. 25l West 4Sth-st