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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28

net loss of 1871 "a cents while June and July
arc OF only 10 cent. Tho final quot atoms were as
September, SO; October, &C. December, 90: May.
1890 o. IL cents. Corn on the spot was active. and
100000 bushels were bought by shippers. although
cash prices IA cent easier. The options were
dull but lower. net declines being scored OF l4d9s
cent, and IL "a for Jrlpr and July. 80 80 for
August, Al Ia for Scpcnser, ard ~ 10 cents for
October. Oats wcro quiet and steady, and the OPP
tons ended unchanged al % l9 for the first thre
months, 90 IA for september, and 2S js cents for
October There were salon OF 900 terces Of lard to
arrive, &C. l. t. but WHISTLER for export or not
could not be- learned. The options weT irrgIlary
changed follows: July, 20 "a August ~ Oh I;
September 81 IL: October. 81 10.
The receipts Of -four and grain reported Yesterday at
New York, philadelphia Ialt more and Boston w,r" a.
follows Wheat ,s41 bushels: corn. y .o2s bushels :
oats s.2l5 bushels; total grain. lTc0s7 bushels:
nOur, 30.0l8 packages At liilwaukee and 50. Louis
the arrivals were Wheat, 23.dO7 bushels: corn,
$50 3O7 bushels oats 23p q 40 bushels; total grain,
bl3,740 bushels -four 1913 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28

traders wcre waiting for tho result Of the clearances
next day before being fully satisfied with It. Tho
opening quotation for futures was 81 o-8 against
o. "a cents the first price for "tomoTow' de-
Nery but the relative prices under the two methods
OF dealings diminished later. Regular or
July delivery ended at o2 l-S cents against " -
made In the manner heretofore prevailing. m,
transactions throughout possessed no cnih anrc and
the close was utterly dcvoil Il lmporan,e
as an index Of III" n,prG, Tho, r,oc ar
who are expected to negotiate with the standard
to the disposition OF the reserve oil that tcy have the
privilege Of putting 10 the standard on July ] at
about 90 cents. The outcome Of thee negotiations
will probably determine the future of sprcula
ton in petroleum. but the tendency + not likely to
he developed until the success or the falr Of the
cilatcd against the plan Introduced yesterday but
have seen no Important signatures. Tn" Tribune Is
NiOuS TO encourage all we'll directed enterprise, for
bcnctting the OF trade. but II can 80" me. g,
members Of thr Consolidated Exchange. 80 that IN"
houses and tho people who mako tho business which
traders can scalp small profits take position aul
The trading element shes the other. Talk OF blood.
trading can OF itself stimulate speculation anil NJ such
plan succeed without the sympathy OF COMMITS
brnkc~. n real business can BE- won BY The option
plan viii be permanent ms ituion until thar fact
j. S"ttlcd the outside public viii ba unll0lv take
interest In OIL IN spite 81 the sudden prominence into
which " has boon thrust this week.
The total transactions IN National Transit c.rtih
catcS at the stock ENchang" amounted To @7C.OoO
hIghc.t o.; lowest, 81 IL closing. 02 4 Gems At
INC IODsolldat"d FAchaDg' no r"or wiE July
delivery, Sal"S GOh.OO baIrlS; opening. 81 So:
mghNs', 90 %; lowest, oil So; final 81 Is cents
delivery, " to mprTDw,7 sal's 100000 barrels:
ing 90 -; highest. 81 %; lowest. 81 - final,
Of - cents cash, 5000 barrels at % SIS contS.
Tho ronned oil market Is stationary a. go cents
per gallon In New York. and 40 cents in Phladel-
pha and BAltIInorc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. June 27.-Coiton duh: Midtling II IA
II 20 Flour tcIiyr ,uong .nt higher How ard St"ot
Famil! DO - !6asl -. ny Nils ko Brand Extra,
- MASS Winter Wheat Patent GjaSj 20 spring a. 10,
~ 7j0+n Snrinc St. III - GjaE1 - Spring what
IMra IS '2%S+ D. Mh,M SOU, hstn quiet +Ed ',raiy
now selling AZ 0e"2c &, condition. Western rrm
y" WINTER Ri spot ami Juno, ~ I2o July. - 3ic
A9gn.t $50. lie, hoG"morr ~ 3 &C. C%rn-S"Yl,crr
ii seal 80 August A!dl2 I,ic S-ptrnahcf 81 J.i6
Sram"r 80 2diON On'- steady Western WIT" sd
- l.Ic Rye Quict; 4"a5oc. Hay st"ady riim" TO
choice Timothy AiI SOIglj. Provisions qhHt nV''nr
-r",iy C~amcrr. lGgI7 p; Egg MN. hj"l5l Pc
'r"'"rIm nm Refined : 100. '"'"'. un-"uri Ko rar
fair, lie. qUirt. -" SOFT. g &c. Cuplrr
;tcaty; R"Hn"d 10 ZEAL whifAcy, ,'"aty. 81 10.
- CORK ~ orb, IS l2t R.r".rts. F.our. 900
hh' Wh"Nt ","n huShol. ,orn. 900 bushels; ur'-,
. 900 bu-hrS shipments Flour. 10 600 hb- Sale
Mhcni. IL. 600 hn.lclsi Corn 81 600 bn.h,L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
wgo N,IL SUCCEED GENERAL oUANE'
nv WILL HAVE TO FIGHT FOR HIS fLAoE-fos-
sIBLE CANDIDATES


o, Grant took no action yesterday upon inc
- % Corporation Counsel Clark aS to thH IN
',,,,,v NJ Aoucduct Commissioner James C. DUANE
gus A., ,ronnd of his being a retired officer In inc
Hsuod states Army. There seems 10 be- niue
u, however I, at tho Mayor Will lie guided by
uo" LII. NJ the city's law officer, and will appoint
'e ..-,,nissionor in General puanc'S place within
=. I.ys Ex-Commi-sOHcr f. l.. RidGway Is most
.ar,,v sooken OF as tho possible appointco, but
nos 80, behaved that the matter has been settled
sono NJ the Mayors friends do not believe that no
q, nrparoI to SO far give lis approval 10 the aus
"a ,o,Icy Of tho old Aqucdurt Commission as Mr.
,,s,.r,s anpontment might seem 10 i"dl'at'. En-
-, Cburrh and secretary John c. Shcchan arO
81 ,D.n,Iorcd whoever IS appointed Will have a
80, ecbt Of some proportions ahead OF him, how
- a. General Duane will spare no efforts 10 STAY
49,, 10 Is AqueLuct Commissioner Francis NJ.
W. T., c.r.ral Duanr's counsel, aud he said yes
s.. tia, he would use every legal method In de-
fence OF bis client 49,. ...,..,,,. ., 49,, A,c.,
A.. Clark called attention yesterday TO th' c''er
. Is,inc betW'cn The cases oI Hrn'!ai NoWloh,
o', Cn,or,ls,ioner Of Public Works, and General
.o which have been alluded to rs Identical
D nsn oct under which General Newton was ap
im.od y Mr. Clark SAID "pUNH's that oncelS lhGs
pOIn,tr,' ,hnud be incl,@.rl' OILY when E"y held
sppvnlu.'"c i,I, n,Nrs I'm the Federal. state or mu
s,nI"aI government. But tho Sl"'Idi at providing
L ~. Ne organization Of the present. NqddnCt Com
Iot T nn exrcSsly prohibits tie ap ointment OF ON
nl'ni"m IN \, tn holds apy oNcc Iudrr The Federal
G.,a nv r,un,cira government, except Comms>inncr
80 paoG. nr S,iar, PulH.. II" WoII civic Is
OF o. rI" AVID We ale bound to assume Purposely
omitted"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL June 21-4 uCotfoh-The sales Ut the day
included $500 bsles American.
Ful.es steady. Afnerfoan-Mddng-Low xiddlina
cnuse June delivery I'll sellers Juno and July delivery Cd
srcs July aud August delivery ID buyers August and
delivery. september delivery o36<d sellefs;
seprnber and October delivery .49+d selers october
and November delivery J66S3 sellers; November sad De.
cenbrr delivery 81 64d buyers Dccentcr and January
c livery 32G&d sellers; September delivery o3eAA
value
GALyxsros. June 21.-Cotton quiet MddinG lo7s. Low
IS bales exports coaswse II bales sales stocE
Lass bales.
gross receipts bale exports coastwise, bales sAlss
DalsA stock. 2,Uls bales
SAVANNAH. juno 2E--COiDn Fay Mddiing. l0St Low
Mdtirs ga GOOD Ordinary. y. aud sross rscsiptA.
iaes exports coastvse bales: sslsa bales, stock.
l,42l
SEv.ORLEASs. June PC Cotton steady. Mdhins ioS,
Low Mddlng. lo-; Good Oriinlry, - and h.
cepts bales; exports TAIN 3lGO balss
The continent $40 bales $50 bass stock. 272s2
ba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
GRAIN PRODECE M1RKE7A
FEATURES OF TIE NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF TIE NETWORK DEALINGS.
There was a setback yesterday TO the wheat syrcu-
latlon and It extended TO the cash market. spot
lots dropped 1-@Q3-4 cent and shpprrS took o.. 600
bushels only There was less stir iu ul" uIr!on
Ino and only 100000 bushels Wero traded IN.
Tho operations, however, appeared 10 be largely, for
short account, and the declines pishel the
result Of "pOundns' Weaker cables started TIE
bear attack and favorable crop stories helped
The sellers. Gains OF l.Sdl4 cent were shown at
the start by July at IS "a and December at So and
subsequently fall TO So and - - cents followed.
Tie December options suffered tho strongest atarIt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28

old crop seed not worth than bid for new -
higher and Arm; Chemical hard % s5 July deiyeyn
same asked for Auquss .ott Missouri s5 &C. bxss
steady ioe ios good. Sorn%es q I5at2 Whs.ssys
Steam salsa6ie % IS. Dry salt Mssss;shouIdsss,
.,2 % 30 L"gss ana K9 sbsaasS &C.
and ibs e. SoGs6 IS Short Clear 20 ssSto so Hamf,
5000 bush Corn. s7Soo 6Ssh' Gsts 5000 su.h.
sh pmentsFlour. 5000 b6s Wheat 5000 BUSH Come
% 900 bush oats. 1900 BUSH
o. ToIGio. June 27.-wh ,. dull lower: cash 70
Corn s~sdy cash July, q l4s; Ansuss 90 $50; SEP:
TENDER. 81. oats QUIET cash. - Ice. C0yerseed dl
corn. lo.GC6; oats. 1000. shiDmsnts-WhsaS Gooos
corn, "a. OOo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
Tho crldc oil market yesterday the subject
OF Tho experiment Of trading in fIiuirS under TIE
clearing house syscm AMI ia consequence lltlc sig
uiicaurc attached nuctuaiiunS Commission huSi.
ncS' almost wholly suspended AMI the dealings
IN specified contracts for "dolivcry tomorrow
amounted only 233.OOO barrels. 1h.r' wer~ sales
" 5000 har1rlS OF cash oil al 81 81 cents and Tho
closing price for cash o. t-Ao o. II cents. Tho
advocates Of tho option sys'cm proHSsrd th"r graft
GcatOn with the comparative SmOorhnrSs with which
II worked, ard dispatches from. tho West stated that
the new srhcuo started fairly we'll although souo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
HOUSES sBAEEy BY BLASTING

z B. Post. dentist of No. Ae3 Eighth ave. and
two Of his neigbors went TO Police Headquarters yes
teray to complain OF alleged careless blasting in the
vacant lots Nos. 4s5 and 4s7 Eighth-ave, where
Contractor James Sattcry Is cIcavstng cellars for
buildings Tho foundations of houses adjoining
lots rest the rocks Mr. Post said that the contract
had been setting of two dynamite blasts in the rock
at time and the explosions shook his house.
Dangerous shocks have been felt also in thu candy
store Of Stern Brothers In the building No. 4s0 Mr.
Post advised 10 take his complaint 10 Captain
Murphy at tho West Thirty SevCnthst. station. and
policeman sent to Investigate the bllstnK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28

bail on appeal have been able 10 delay tho carrying
out Of the sentences imposed Attention has re-
Gently been called to the delay in dsmlssng these ap
pcais and forty-four Of the placed the
Recorders calendar yesterday. AS the time allowed
for the argument OF appeals had expired In almost
every c9se, forty OF the appeals were promptly dis
missed by tho Recorder Those of the defendants
who have not paid their fines served thar fernS
Of Imprisonment may now be called upon TO submit
10 the punishment imposed upon them. Some OF
the cases were several years old. The bonds givcn
on appeal were forfeited in tho GASES In which tho
defendants did not appear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
KILLED HIMSELF on 4 ROOF

Joseph PIel a German uphostercr, lfty-siI years
old, killed himself yesterday morning on the roof
of the tenement house No. c3o East Eighty first st.
lie was q widower and had lived lately With his
married daughter. Mrs. Rsdor, the top floor
OF the house For month he had not worked and
had complained that the heat affected his head Tie
got out OF bed early yesterday morning and went
10 the roof. BEFORE a. his dead body was
found there. He hal shot himself In the heal
With a revolver Of large Calibrc Probably he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
Domestic Si,uanous tUantc0.

OkCIILiN-CODK. Er.-By 4 married
" ..,." NAN A. '"tyr Ilau. Gar1I"n"I
Iui u-'fu. man Ul.N. 4. ~ S"g"tibI" gar
i"n"F, Nl-'.,.J>s I...u win hul>'~, vito
g,ui ruuk ant iiiu l'"-. uLI,r.'IniS all
BRANCHES 4 h"u.rUrrh milk AMI butter f..
rg~' .I-s r'!,r'u.'.. "a. VI a.IliCss
CUAt IMAM, .VS I4,i 3al.sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
noyG.pE1Lrnp PUNISHMENT COMES At LAST

1oyG.pELIYEp PUNISHMENT COMES At LAST
A., ,cas rp,lc M Of cases on appeal from the Court
=, c,o,,,I sessions tJC Court Of General Sessions.
prou. convicted Of n'sdcmclnorS IN the Court OF
.ncciaI sessions may appeal 10 the higher court but
40 dcruGaut in each cas- must bring tho appeal up
t,r argument at the ensuing term. M"y such APP
,,i. lave been taken In tic last few years and tho
i,ordap; has rarely asked an argument On the ap-
,c,, The DstrctAuOr:cy hL so"Cin"s taken
,, aoiag, Of his right TO ask for dismissal Of the
orresl but many OF tho arpca! papers have lain in
rs oslce without any Sc'ion having been taken.
IN. defendants In some had been scntchccd 10
reral months mpri. unmont or the payment OF large
fines and those Of them Who have been admitted to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
Furnished Rooms.

X TIL ST. l25 WEST. Rooms Tor single
~ p'r~on. u 20, room for two p"rsuuf,
- ga It' nr1. s'f''1n.
1STH'ST.. zoo EAST. Owner VIII rem, a
~ ..' r.. =. I.N .II h'.N.N fulu3shCf
'"''u,>. ~ pHNt'" house. not rrquir,'i by thu
family Plumbing perfect.
-, TlI.HF. 100 EN>T.-A'rv. p,'a.,n,
~ rooms cu suite 81 s,uciy, comfort
..yAn!inNss summer rr'c"s. '-LnN'"utS
2SST MARKS pLNCE-Iargc parior
30 bedroom. second story. front modern
,"GN"ni"nc"S summer prices. location cen
IN WTST 2YTH NT.--Vc-v confor,ahfc
~ front room, Win pfvl," bath refer.
iOD.>T Ia WIST Handsomely IN,
4 y nlshcd '"roUt Goor, ffont and other
Rooms references
SfFhST 9TIi.ST' b. Hroadwav AMI an.
Cf alc Large sHTarc u"a'lv 'urul ned
rooma; Others smaller; also paflor floor ;:
e. " e6 yer week.
Brooklyn
FURNISHED ROOMS -G2 Clark.st, op-
L pnsit" 1t G"orP' Hopl handsomely
furnished rooms: r"'"r'nc"s exchanged.
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6clp udn,co.

w f fG LIFE hhsoctA4 FL ' iS!if.. !. o
",nplo} CEe Sprih! Af"H' r. "acG CITY
IHtAtE, II 81 has @fc1.i~Ht opcn'ar,
:"r R"oi hu-ln's' I.,n, "a al Il uos'
!ountr!"S a. MASA"fEh. General auI
Ta. IT.' ,e NJ uaS. Tt tsom 4 Ills
COMPANY 'srni.hGs LIFE 1SsrRhH't
AZ ?hG BAR tho usual rate. IL has Already
l.Li Sir and on".hLt Mii!iVu Dollar, In
MILTON D".Isr cash su'pllA II +. tho
et.,t"st sn"o'i.T ever kTn"m n nnMr".
49, ir,;.,, =, ;'l G" oI K ". uIt ,
Homo one u p.P nv. Nov OK ''" o;
upon any 6Tbrh MAnA3rfa
MAlos.
A re roc sEtKINo EMPLOY.
poliianAgen"J. II" most rauAbr employ.
mon secure cnilnJDsn, - oirlcc Managers
S.otl, ;ni .a's,nrn. .snItr.. "a" ,ss"rs.
gse'ul men. fIfnrnr' c0sohm"n ,nd garden.
s sangs' ~ t9 sSb ' 5rTxpIs T MHl 3,
lIELr. EVERY DEhCkIi'rI0N. "FETE
10 EAfLOYEIih- CAL. .rr OF nlc
thCHG' "rHs,: A. "Si "Ly'n.c MfTRpPoLI'
4 NV MORE good s.lr.n.cn an mi
u pFoa'Ahl" petitions with the as Viz.
,"r = ,eSIung. Gail ~ adfrs, r. "
BAILEY. 81 Dunnc--t
4 Man 10 -eH patent rights. Hop q.4OI
n N"w.YorK r1'y
- tRN HANDS, rln and go a.o u.e-
4 irl.inrn. gard 'r"rs and driver. MET.
ROrpLIThN AGi.S'I, GNt Hr"adwny
EEOCERY cLrRK -rlst ca-. al.o ".
ping ChsS, METEOrULITAN AGENCY.
B5j broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
LONDON WOOL CArps

IoNpoS June n. Nt the ya0l today there Wa
good attcrtance an ATTY" n"m?e'it"n selection
was OhrrCl, especially New T"sAnd CTDssbreds
h"'irn!n1 Family Wool. wrr" laipnny lower Tho onsr.
ings ainUunt Ia II bale.
detail and the obtained:
secured Is d9!s ~ 49, ocls mi pcres lid IL lad
gcaHy. rGls ID? 10 l",ks aud pieces I'D lid New
SOdth ales 22rO b- secured II 'GGlH II locks and
pieces 7f q IL 81 GRE. ~ G,l9ls Osi DO locks and
pr"cs ID queensland - Bdr- greasy sad South Ans
traa 300 bales. secured i s.. STD do locks and pieces
SSl n Is Sd greasy 1ih 81 Now Zesand 400 balssi
-roure lldfis 81 Cape ~ Gp.i Hon" aud Eatai-20o
bales secured Sd4ls "a; grcssy : ri 90 ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28

CRY. June 2TSaiinnG Certificates opened Al
92t, hizhesi, 03: lowest 9lS closed 9i7. salss.
l2-00D barrels clearance li2SOJo rIrrols charters
2j.Ja7 barrels Shipments. 74J2i barrels. fans t1
PIrr-prRG June 27Prtroieun steady National Transit
Cerhcatcs opened ~ 3l' clo,7t at 9ls highest e2s
lowest. 81
BRADFORD. Pcnn. June 2T-Naona Trlns,t Certificates
opened at n2t chs"d at 81 =. highest, 92 lowest olss
Clc0rsnces. J, 100000 DD.
TTusvLLk Penn. June 81 -N,ionG Transit Certificates
opened 1924; highest 3d. lowest .! \! closed 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
for Sale.

VERY FINE PARKER SHOTGUN. 10,
I bore. nov mod also ~ cb. Marlin
repeating rife. TOOLS. bras yacht gun
!. roo = l"ai ballast. BARGAINS I4ll 13J
= ,h.IN,,. L,a- iIth.,i.
Inn BrNI~ Pi"a.ur" metallic. ~"
lUU raft osFs ~" pr -.'lS,rs Sc
SMITHS Eukr WORKS. lJ1 south IT..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
6ouscs Go Get. Furnished
Country.

Country.
- LOCK ISLAND. -Plrasanb View Cottage
- 70 r"lt, new and attncuvN ; is Rs"us
.r,gs sni any nicely furnished, beaul.
.".y 'oratci within a few Tois % mo
sailing a.A n,hing. prioe. with q good cat
rIgCoi pleasure boat and capable man 10 run
H. eJp0 for u" sHi-OH without boat, $500
IrquiN. OF WM. y. BALL Proprietor.
I ONG BEANCH, MoInDuth Reach and
II f.Oc"on 10 let furnished cottage,
500 20 $500. by WILLIAM LANE. Long
B-fnch. y. J.
INU RENT. fully furnished az Cornwall.
On Unison. on" OF the Hnsst board ng.
iuu -. IN liIr HUl-"l only . minute a.A
frpT icIr' 81 steamboat .3htihg lpicuiid
yrlrd-. v,M yL,ntv Of sia1A. AI,ly a.
< Z. IL SK At .4b y midway, Room 80. IL
oi 80 SHADE { TAFT. Cornwall Landing,
Diauc" county, y. I.
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Ciin tienl Getatc for Sale.
pronklYn 2nRl EStars.
Gin Real estate Go fet.

A SMALL 3 STORY not 81 30 let, with
"A / ImDru,r!.. "Il-. v|lL.t MINUTES "!
sLoam car. aud D "a Iai.rodl; 3 rOOMs
Ibquirc al 3GN M't'aN'.
ITO LET. lott. 81 n. by % o.. steam
L elevator with @; wiz out steam power.
GEO b. EDDY. 39s MaiisDu.St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
ON the Produce Exchange The butter market was nrm
and unchanged. Eggs hm a. l2c.

Philadelphia, June 27Four- DnsIn%S -, i rirIcfla 1
Wheat Market weak Cash so. : R'L du!l thu -
lower, No. Red June g"I.nsi July ,nI mn A9gu
m,tlaG dUl arI prlo'. d,cIlir- i&a2to ia Ter lIsnl
ssp"rt demand and lower report, fon other grain
Vim moderate offering. 40. Mind ,Eacs' AZ lac
No . High Mixed, track, ami N 90 h-st e'N',n,
a3 l.2c; 10 MIxel June, ~ &.iai2 TO- July ~
~ -; Au~u,,; ~ l. ~ ~ SE""Gr[ 1880
local rade demand NJ WHIT" 81 !2G$l S.c; 70
white 83 .j.id3ic Buturns qLrt. but srtLhy;, -
White, Jun" ana July q i,7c august, 81 81, IA
nor active Pennsylvania crron,rv extra 10 i2dl7G
d" pr %tr sc Ese; >maiSE pe"nTy,"'
IIiioat 500 wheat 200; com 30 oats 70 500.
shipments: wh"ar, LOO c"rn 1000 oats. lIoVo'
=. mt, Ju,o o7-FIrur Arm. Wh"at-Prlces dc.
Glued iIIdl 10, closing. q, n" hotcm 40 Rcd
co.. NC. Juy - lid,J SC, Closing ~ 10 August
- 4a-i ~ rlG.nC - Ito september - s17G l.Sh
cloting - 3.q73 l2c big Tbrr - "a" ~ coed
- Dc Cord lower: No 2 Mixed. ca~h 81 Ia 81 So;
june 81 ssc; July. 81 ?GM r. rioset 81 - asSct
luly 20 . g. a,8rt: May. . - nd. rye dull and
dr,.lni; so > 700 Hay d"m"rolil"l Pr.ir" s7G+5:
49, E\.. lis = bid Tor July AMI August delivery;
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Uork Uanleo.
Malns.

hales.
4 WIN. ]. IlARTUNp,
-. Esp"L hrc'nnttni and Auditor.
80 aLl s. N"-y ~ ,r',cphpn" Murray 1iS.
4 YorNG MAN. 90 years Of age. e,p".
~ ,i"Lr d IN g'rrial onlr" WORK o. co'n.
Ing business. wi'hr. situation b".t frint.
"hr"" Address 4. o. Bon I. Tribun" once.
4 y ACTIVE and Intelligent mldi aged
"A man desires pU-ttiun In any hu,In' ~
whore Integrity sud Industry arr required ,
hr,lI"nt trt"Iehces. AddIrss 4. / u,
tIiDHn" once.
A FIIbTfLkSS cake ana pastry baker
"a desires situlH IA foreman Inc orns.
mentor city or Country. Addr,-- BAKER.
O45 "atcsnvc., brooklyn.
4 LAK6t. str,ng boy OF l. wan's q
"A "hanc" :" l"Ern ~ carpenter uaic.
A CTIvE YOUNG MAN from South wl-h"E
"a fthh,IoH Ia -;Ir 81 r'n'arrtll, wi Ing
to be u"'iu. AdiHsN G. A. lio W. 87tu.-l
Il H 'dGIa; in,Sy nTs' G aS,. np,
O'KANE. 49, Gth-,Nc.
II OOKKEEPI.R. BY a thorough double
- entry hOokkCepar and Spondenf. age
y would Inc IS chang" his position will
Wv" r"aHons Tor del ring to change years
rNpcn"nc" H. whol''-s,l" furniture business.
\ SCHRAMM. SO Ko-ciuSk"..i.. Brooklyn.
IL UY J5j wishes n situation where he can
orphan. REAR.UON, 232 Fast 5tLh.st.
Roy 90, IN drIV store sprahs Bohemian.
- German ANA English wnull Ike 20
learn The business cNr"llDht references.
II. N0WAEK. 32i East 7lst.st.
n DON KEEFER-Dcs!rcs situation. thor.
ID 0uchiy experienced. with moderate ~.
pectations an9 Al references Address
J. J. W. =" il"rmonta ave, Broohlyn.
u oOKKEEf Err Experienced young nsn
- wants Ut 'mauc"t position. has good
references. Address IL, Tribune Oficr
u OOKREEIEk--A good accountant
ID would wrlt' up books bills or do other
clerical work. evenings or Oh SATURDAYS for
moderate pay. Addr'ss hooks, Boa 81.
bright boy desires a position IN = down.
ID town wholesale house. where ho can
advance s. A.. Tribune once.
CooK.-By nrst GLASS French chef best
u reference hotel or restaurant: city or
country. Address II. = H., Tribune Up
town One. .?aS Broadway.
CARPENTER desIrcs work. either city
I, or country. ar would keep grntlrman's
place In ypala for board aud wages. Ad.
dress JOHN BUTLER. 5is West 42d.st
INOLoRED ROY would like 4 place ~
" once or GRAND boy references. IL A..
447 7th.sye.
rOLLEGF graduate. German. 90, export.
H. tnced translator. energetic salesman.
who spesks and wit@s English, German,
Trrneh' spanish. Italian and Portuguese
duantly, wanu employment. Address J.
1o7 lst-sye
& H eneei tSdrs" l.. Do, rs. tribune
Uptown once. 1.2Ss broadway
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Males

Males
uESE1,,N.- Single young man wishes
III ". III no u" c,GLt7l a. d:IN -. ~.
fu..mpn. Understands hOfSs Thoroughly.
J. &. 40 rcarl.-t
s,INBIi.MAN.- . young man. lat'ly
- .a:..~,l, city or country 200 last ?o,n'
1t. "a Fat.
Il orFrL.MAN by young m"n Tor all
y sr"tN ct WORK, =, be E'n"ia.'y H-'iti.
e.: ro"nt-yi is'u. Gdgl'.. milking car" -
horS"a. Sc for m"i"ra'e Wages 4; l3o
J;h ave. { door, aboy" lOth.-t. PROil -
TtNT HONE BlEEAt.
aFFUIrMtN BY a mart young mln
I %, 10, afraid u work. WIN far "!g.
cation. = wll,.rE 10 Work ~ anything you'd
rr:' -"rr.. NEGAS -" W"Si "'hrt.
n >ElVT,NhN. American. f,r farm. .a-.
~ den. horH"'. &c. alb" AMI ~. IN q DC
g,n.ralIy u-"frll in1"n:N and ut &C., I,
u-ct t. tools, Sc. c1h DO any KIND u work;
auN,yhrr.. iDI N"Ty muG"'ai" NiG- ".!p
good cook t"g-,h'l or ~.pLiat"; r"t"r"nc"a
At the HONS rEFAU, l"s 1'h.aN".
I'hFFv'l. NAS by Norwegian; viii
I mas" him+"i' 2."rally ~ ~. ~ ~
,nuu,ry best references. =. GrNDERNIN,
g. - -lAmIrnn. ave. brooNlv'
IrSETCIrMAX,-By . yang man. i,
y r.' 500 Cd w rIs S S,h% anu ''N" ''"
('SEFC L.MAS.-By Q thriStlan 81 ~
y neat appearance; willing AMI inin~
,-,ou. h'1Sost rc'n-enrss from last IN.
rloynr. HENRY BCCTON. Young Men,
institute. o. Bowc-y.
~ ATCIrN N BY , s'r''uv ''r . ra'c
w - Il, - I,tc.c.'.. " .. o:
class hou,rs nirl -. WM. KELLY, li5
Norlh Jl.-l., BrouAyn.
NrAIt t.I.-By y1u"g Jspan"'" In pr.
w vats taioily sprsns En;Il-h vel
city or country. Address. JAPANESE,
Tribune c"ice.
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Real gsiaie 10 Gsrthancc.

WANTED Brooklyn building lot, ripe
w TO- improvement, iu 'tcuIn2" f.. good
Oats and dwellings. bIBBALD, 1GD Mon
tsgue-st.