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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01
MARKETS By rELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Market.
lBy Ielegraph.l


BALTIMORE, Nd, May 3l.--Cotton firm /;
middling. i2,sc. Flour dull and rather
easier. lioward-strcet and Western super
rhine, s2.2j@S2.75; do. extra, s3@$i; do.
do. family, Si.s5@Si.s5; City Mills Rio
brands, extra, Si7J@$5; winter wheat
patent, $j@sl50; spring do. do, Sj.I0<Q
$3.50; do. straight. SlG0@s5; do. do. ex-
ira, Si.lc@si.J0. Wheat--southern fairly ac-
tive and steady; Fultz, s6@92c.; Longbery,
s6@92c. No. 2. 00@90Ec.; Steamer No.
red, Sc; Western stronger; No. red win
ter, spot, sac. Corn--southern fairly ac-
tive and steady; white, i2@ ijc.; yellow,
40@ 81 &C.; Western easy; mixed spot f9jsc.
Oats dull; ungraded Southern and PennsyI-
lvania, 3i@3jc.: do. Western white, 35M
3Jc.; graded No. : white, Si@3j; do.
mixed, 32il@Sisc.; graded No. (:
white, 3ll<. Rye dull and steady;
choice, 63@6jc. Provisions steady;
mess pork. old, Slg.Ij; new, $3.50.
Bulk mests-loose shoulders, 5.c.;
long clear and clear-rib sides. SIC. sugar
picked shoulders, 6hc.; sugar-cured
smoked shonlded, re. Hams small,
llh@i25sc.; large, l0@ lie. Lard-retined,
nc. Coffee firm; Rio cargoas, fair. zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01

40, even In the slightest particular: II u
the duty Of our business men TO pront ~ w
experience shown during the past WICK,
OF such dread proportions. Richmond is no
longer village. u way station, hut city
Of vast possibilities that can be utilized Tor
great benefit whenever the attempt TO do 50
is made.
The enterprising man, or corporation.
that comes forward to make the attempt
will lind ready patronage nj the hands OF n
generous public, and cannot fail to gather
golden sheayes Of success. BURTON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01
A WEEK OF GREAT GLORY,
REVIEW OF THE LEE MONUMENT
UNWILLING CEREMONIES.

The Great Act Accomplished I'm Highly
CreditabIe styIe-gIchmond's Res pousi-
bilitv-Enect OF the Event-The Private
Soldier and the General.
The most momentous week in the history
OF Richmond since the war has ended. The
events that then transpired have become
historic facts Of The most important charac-
ter. Nothing like IL involving the interests
Of the city in all its diversity Of representa-
ton. has occurred since the end Of the great
civil struggle.
Richmond is peculiarly conservative
city. This is shown in every thing that her
citizens undertake. They measure with
quiet and dspassionate eyes every field OF
enterprise before plungiug into specula ticn.
They weigh with careful thought and calcu-
lation the effect of actions before they are
led to assume responsibility for them, and it
is because Of these governing rules Of
thought and action that Richmond has be-
come known 10 the business world as n city
of most successful, but steady progress, en-
tirely reliable in every responsibility as
sumed.
It was the knowledge OF this responsible
~ for high reputation that caused Rich
mOnd to move with its accustomed caution
i'm the discharge of a sclfimpOsed task
which involved either an additional laurel
in her garland Of fame. or an ugly wreath Of
weeds. She knew when she undertook the
obligation OF raising monument TO the
memory Of Lee, The leader Of the COnfed-
federaic armies, that the critical eyes Of
the nation would be upon her. She knew
that after the work was done, and the
statue to represent the hero was fin
ished and placed upon The pedestal, the
world would watch every incident
and accident connected with the ceremonies
of the unwilling. She fully realized the
richness of reward. that would follow sue
cess in the execution Of all the details sur
rounding such delicate grand event, and
she was equally well aware, that nj this
time Of lightning progress. OF energy, vim
and methods of innovation, that failure
meant deep disgrace, and a blow from
which it would take the city years TO re-
cover, if il ever recovered at all.
WATCHING RICHMOND.
Richmond was the capital Of the COnfede-
racy. the heart Of the seeded States, the
home Of jefferson Davis during the war.
and Of Lee after it was over. Thousands Of
people from every state in the South, and
from States North and West would avail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01
New York Produce Market.
iRY 1elegraph.l

NEW YORK. May 3i.--Flour closed dull ani
weak; city mill extras: 81. 3j@<I.6O for West
Indies; Minnesota extra,S .50dS 5.1j. Wheat
active, closing steady; No. , red, winter,
g61sc. cash; do. June, e3Jsc. Corn closed
steady, lower; No. , mixed, cash iohc.;
do. June. +oc. Oats steady; No. = mixed,
3ic. cash; do. June, 3211c. Pork dull; mess,
sl3.I5@ $ll.9j. Lard steady; June, $685.
Sugar-Refned strong and fairly active;
cut loaf and crushed, ga; granulated,
"a. Coffee quiet; fair Rio cargoes, ie14c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01

respectfllly invite the public 10 visit their
new store, No. 92l east Main street, next
door above their old stand, and inspect their
large and beautiful stock Of new and fash
ionabe Diamond Jewelry, Watches, Rings,
Chains, Pins, Necklaces. anu an elegant
variety Of sterling silver for bridal presents,
Tca-Sets, Urns, Tureens, Walters, Baskets,
Pitchers. spoons, Forks, Punch-Bowls, Ber-
rv-Bowls, Bonbon-rrays, Ice Cream sets,
Cohee-Sets, Ladies', French Clocks, Bronzes,
sc. &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01
New York Financial Market.
by Telegraph

NEW YoRE, May 3i.-Money offered at
per cent. but no transactions reported,
Exchange closed quiet and firm; posted
rates, 4Sj@lSI; actual rates, fsiH for
sixty days, and 1864 for demand. Gov
ernments closed steady currency, d's. 1l3ls
bid; As, coupons, 10 bid; as do, io3lf bid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01
SOUTH BOSTON,
The Inland Manufacturing CITY of South
side, Va.

The south Boston Improvement Company
is now in full bloom. Its advertisement ap-
pears in this issue Of THE TINES. It's
officers are solid business men. Their names
are synonyms Of success and integrity.
Major II. \. EdmonGson. the giant oak of
Bosl0n's business interest, is president;
Mr.. Alexander Bruce, one Of Nirginia's
weal!hiest landmarks, is vice-president;
Henry j. Watkins, eX-Treasurer and school
Superintendent of Halifax, is treasurer;
Major T.. j. Otey and l.. Il. shaner. of Lynch
burg. and Henry Easlcy and Joseph steb-
bins. Bankers Of South Boston, and Mr.. X.
r.. Noblim, the large tobacco manufacturer,
are the directors. Truly this is "a strong
team, and all Of them are natures noble
men. Read their advertisement, write for
and then ~ the stock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01
Cincinnati Market.

by 1clegraph.l
CINCINNATI, o., May 3l.-Pork-Regul-
mr., Sl2.15@sl3.0; family. sl250@SI2.I5
BacOn-short clear sides, Ssi5. Whisky
Firm sales, s9l barrels finished goods on tho
basis OF Sl.D per gallon tor high wines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01

For strengthing and clearing the voice,
use "Brown's Bronchial Troches. ~
have commended them to friends who were
public speakers, and they have. proved ex.
tremely sersiceablc.v -Rey. Henry Ward
Bcecher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01

Third Christian Church, corner fweoiFe
sixth and Marshall,streetss "fhe Ni>sln1>,
ary Ship Entertainment By The sun1n1>
school has been postponed Que week oy9(
| 70 disappointment Ia The prepeT1ilpo.
ulAx peTyIces mnFpist and eSoonv =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01

neglect that cough, but take at once Or.
Dayid's Cough syrup OF Pure Fine Tar
Horehound and Wild Cherry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01

Go on the steamer colchester down the
river with the Fourth Presbyterian Church,
Tuesday night, June Sd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01
Richmond Stock Market.

Reported Oy Jonn l.. Williams a sor
bankers and brokers. No I'LL Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01
BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, May 3i.-Reserye, increase,
81, 40, s25 loans, decrease, x26i3, 800; specie,
decrease. $500; legal tenders. increase,
ST. ls6. 70o deposits, decrease, 81 300; cir
culation, Increase, $I,6oV.
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Chicago Market

Chicago Market.
Messrs. Baldwin and Fpnum telegraph
10 Thomas Branch & Co., as follows:
CHICAGO, Nay sl.--wheat opsusd fAisly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01

THEN ON THE SUBURBS.
Unlike most of the suburban resi-
dencos near Richmond, Mr.. Cotton :
place has 40 special name. The i'm
proyements made by him began 10 at
tract the notice of people. and from
that time may be dated the gradual oc-
cuiatiou oil sst part Of the county.
Many change, have meantime occurred :;
terrible storm occurring IA August,
OF the year 1916. destroyed reaIiy all
The Ion b2roy uOplaIs referred TO above
Mr. samuel Rutherford, who then
owned most a the vacant property be-
tween Cotton Is and The town DuIlt "a
residence for himself. which stood on
the lot now occupied by Mr.. Warner
Fleming on west Grace street. Hethen
proce, dei 30 straighteu The lines OF his
fields BY fencing. repaired the roads,
aud 80 changed the whole face of the
adjacent country. In this way what
was then the CONTINUATION OF ETaDkiin
street was made 10 pass ia rear instead
Of IN front Of Colloms. The latter had
Lost his wife aud did not long survive
her. The aged aud departed couple
were buried together ~ the garden un
Ger the shadows Of their late earthly
home.
The place was then sold and, after
having been owned by several persons,
finally beca ne the property Of Mr.. John
c. Shafer. who still owns and occupies
IT, The public now knows il too well
20 say more here. The contrast is very
great between the unfinished implanted
brick pile that once stood ia the midst
al fist expause OF country alternating
81 pools and thickets aud sandy levels,
The haunt OF the wild duck, the kil.dee,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-01

Major Price was great admirer OF
General Andrew Jackson, and next 10
Washington, considered him the great
est man the country had produced.
Like all old soldiers, he was fond OF
fighting his battles over again. and as
wears increased would repeat his revo-
iutionary anecdotes 20 ears long accus-
toned to the tedious entertainment.
When reminded that Mr.. aud Mrs. so.
and SO had already heard his story. il
only made him the more determined TO
tell It over again. His personal APP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

Of frost a The Ss iqasn c EceP Sp EGe opad
al ont aIms On al IT tg oGP tho BEAM ghtcncd
By crop On the spot thctr was an adDsn %
-, r. Ti' onS 81 GO huln because q the rise Clear,
ances. LOO bush sales 62hVoO Pusn d Wbit 55l,9
5G'lc; 80 Mixed. 81. G5Gi-c elevator,
Whs quoted sac stoc So August 5gisc CLOSING az
59-c; Do pr "bei % = GO luz ne c closing
at sac May CLOSING at }9sc ohI5Un Sh iS we're Mr.,
o,crd freely at q slclt decline, closing, ""cNcl, or
steady Demand vas moderate opt s TS e oScT
Cleaianccs - bush sales 5000 bush future l2tVV9
whit. 4Glc cryatsr: No !. mixed 432giiTs elevator
cSya,o 30 %hc &c Nator; unsradcd mixed WG s
crn 4oa los WHIT DO i3G33, no az ~ do DC.
a5cT. IiiaIIac closing at 4i4c tn1 q T 9j
a$i TO- Snaps 94s rs Rye Iccd ? % GI5 9 hay rule
., stead An nice With moderate Inquiry while othe,
end iS'I a.tact little attention. Sew hay yo Ra' baS
arcca At IcaolcG $3.50 SOD sos s goo s GpaSf
S6I 81 RAW-Lone Rye, 70d15c short Eye ~"
Zoe 0a a St supplies ard cables the en-
tire has very urn look 0i,as ss oncIay
IS Sow Interior markets. are GUT 0 @San
state 1883 choice. 21a2lc ItuTl+ 1,cdlng i2d
choice 1ss9 .5ae6c medium, II d22i common l'"lV'
DO iST'; iSGIip light request Ncw-Oheans quoted
at tsa4jc ialr tricty fancy; Porto Eieo -o"-'''
Eneii Island goa 80, ,,noots in the iron and steel
trade Lats 6cn SmaraIy few the past few DAY.,
Considerable rial H. moving but aRcnt, VI t NV.
rIr indicate no material change In prices on sialua
meals. Nmcri, an pig rather caco 10, prompt ~
ard NS NSG c a. FG 9G 5 I1aSS oa lIS BIND. range
sl7q$ls scQTGm PC i G T@ sHG for 5' Rneitce
atCy at t23 30 for loltng' go 10 fnr Frncton
STt.i.i ENII.S-i.athcr quiet morN,t but me hci'7
neurc il mentancd 53l for STANFORD seotoi
iirnsta Ao Inc CTpIEK msr.ct has rSd
quiet, though orncr Jri ar gqo'G ~ ~
w. TIN-Thr higher cables Ia, been the means OF ",
,ancng spot price snG n ssf oS oe 10 do Sep
nicr Il lJc 20 do, october, 2i 4cc.- Li-AD-flfm
4" XHy1L SIoRFS-SPIRITS TUEPENTGNE-Strone
and h'-hrr in keeping with hrmcr southern marHct:
Trading. however doc not amount to mnrh 9ue' 81 AZ
al 80. Good do i Is: l.. a. go; T. IL 80 g, Il 30
II - 10: l. ,! so; X. ~ co. NJ ~ 10 y, - TO-
oI'is.rhrre is nrm market Cottoasccd and Other
Einds are generally STEADY but quiet LaFu
OH .tTann ,cT vS% S5c CoeGsnui IeJion Gac'sc;
Cochin 1a.c Cod. domestic 22H33c foreign 3S13ic In
5tGior: Tallow iGc: Ncnhaden, crude. 2Od22c; lght
messed 90 blcachcd whit 81 GJ.c hrachcd spring 80
ry.ra llcachcd winter. 3jc; Sperm crude 95a31S
winter if <c't,hSro ijc do southern. 40 natural win.
dT aoc bl achd winter sic blcached sPring, 1900;
.N.r 1coat,;. Ed igaln 81 G33c SauChncd idt7c per
n: Olive. Italian, S2c Palm choice Lagos ot"oc'
s'a1 x FiiIc,iIrs-T7cre was moderate activity In
a"d rrin, condition To Liverpool. = 600 bush grain,
snq Ho'"i PsFTSE0IiiM HRTl'RS-Britsh bark Ant
1arG Bay Of 5unay' NIISSCr'3r%TT6Ts cliHRTfR4-
Do" ~ continent timber s. TO-. Rrtsh steamer sails
Gury thence - - Cd; Italian BARK AnFroctta j..
a < an i F572 20 o S oy' an s s@ r6ar
age etc: schooner Ami" l. Taylor. hence to FONT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

Hume 4 Mullen: 10 State Sheep (Ewes) ITO N, %
81 62i2; IL State Lambs 20 n. at SO 80 "a .r,ooas
HOGS-Receipts 40 carloads OF 5054 head-Io caIvs"s
a Jersey City and % carloads at 40th.st. Market on
and I0G higher with reporth sales OF neatS Oh TO-
head late THURSDAY and this morning at % SOdf5 w IS
Western Csrassers - O5Qs4 so for heavy to ght
Ohio and State corn-fed hogs. - 49, .o
saics-Hume Mullen State Hogs 800 n av YER
at 25 per 100 n II do, 27S ~ at 81 05 10 do III w.
at - 25 "a do 1853 ~ at - So 2s do 10i H. at 81 4o'
Z do 2l3 N, at - 40. . .. an. 10.
do I07 n at 80 90: II do PSI H. at 81 20 10 do
IS ~ 81 25 43 do, lof N, at u S2a o0 do ia d. a'
A. W. Lamb: Roughs 3t4 n, at 90 %; 20 State
Hogs l62 NJ at 81 40 90 do 195 n, at - so. -. no.
j. Lane l. Co: ZIG Ohio Hogs 1o4 n, at "a 30 800
: Pdcock { Sons 80 State Hogs ITO N, at O. % [;
Q Rough do 80 n, at SO l2i2.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL.-The brick market Is IN
settled The Indications point higher prices There
is good demand Hayerstraw Hard Brick: quoted at
DARK and Red, s14 Croton Brown slS RosedSe nent
g5casl per Dbl American Portland - l0Gt2 80 Eaglsh
Portland 81 i0as- 80 German Portland 81 A3aS% - +;
81 20; State Lime 75dsDc; ST. Johns Lime, Soc La'h@
- ljds2 25 pr fo0O; Goats Hair, 2ld25c pr bush ;
Cattle Hair, 1Sc .,
today and while showing no material change price
rucd weak bean quoted 100 ana undcscllbo Il
DO ls1,c Sales 500 bags No !, al 80 c. and (.
Mid grades had fair inquiry. sales 500 mats interior
padang spot 2ihc; LOO pcus do from June sale,
a. ga 2e 800 picuis Padoe 900 bags MaIaaibo. and
41O bags Savanila private terms. options were also
duh and very irregular. Early in the day August ruled
$40 points higher covering OF shorts" while other
months declined l0a20 points because Of weaker cables
the early loss late months was legained HAVE
declined l20l r. and Hamburg lost = pg London was
also weaker. Oniclal qu9tations.2 as 2 m;-AusHst'
76s Cd December 7cs 80 January; 75s Ga RIO quotes
regular first. 200; good second, 700; exchange
lpriyate 22 receipts 1000 bags Rio clGara9ces FOR
United States, bags Rio cloarances for Europe,
receipts, IA 900 receipts at Rio July 20 August
81. 1880 371 900 time 1889 $4,000 ba2s =;
time 1858, 6Gl bags Receipts at santos Jul!
to August 81, 1890, PSI 600 bags; same time 1917,
n hays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crudc-oil markets yesterday were simply wells
OF mystery TO traders. If mystery Is the magnet
needed to bring attention and speculation To COM
modify or security then there Is every reason why
spectators should be drawn TO the petroleum ca.
changes. The movements OF the two markets. weic vi
y most erratic character At the stock ENchanso
Pennsylvania oil opened at a loss or IL cent IIuii
Thursday night, and then rose / cent 10 81 Genis'
ending az fractional recession. The price Oh bueh,
eve certificates from 800 80 IL cents 70 90 II
cents but slumped off to 30 Ia cents at the close.
At the Consolidated Exchange few sales were ms ae
OF cash Buckeye Oil at 35d 30 8 80 cents. LUG
deliveries regular way" went from 30 70 50 y
cents and after a slow decline to $50 30 3o Genus,
broke suddenly and closed at - 5-5 cents afolner
curious feature Of the dealings was the fact that inc
transactions in National Transit certificates, or Penn
sylvania oil ut the Consolidated Board cxceeded ,ie
trading I'm Ohio certificates. The Buckeye market
still swung in sympathy with the National Iransis
market and the course Of prices OF the former no
queny determined the trading In the latter COM ~
modify There news from the oil country W
influence the views of holders, but In spite Oh tne
fear OF manipulation there continues 10 be noS ac-
tiyity than formerly prevailed In the MARKERS Ine,o
Is no pressure OF long oil which can pc detecuu ~
the markets and II the money scare could De uisPoss
Of every reason exists for sharp chanee m uio
temper which now leads most operators 10 take
gloomy view Of the future. " ,,, 4. ~.
The range OF prices and the total dealings IN NJ
tonaI Transit and Buckeye Pipe Line certhcates "co
las follows.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw.York Friday Aug. 221BEINl.S. Rec eel, ~
Guiding late arrivals Thursday -G3 Jrold OF ~ head
Ij5 carloads FOR exploration alive snd IN dressed quarters
- carloads direct g. saugh rc for home usr aud - car
load, TO be- sold Nearly 20 carload Of the above most
all shipping cattle arrived after l. o'clock
The demand moderately active FOR all grades 81
cattle and the Yards We'll agrd bcpr" II o'clock ~
Wrdnc.fays pcc-. Common 70 prime Native steers sold
"a s.,gs5 pr 100 u, carload OF colorado DO ~
o2L hull- at II jjG52 -. aud ono extra primo do OF
: ,O. oven 4 S3dGf. cow at f-dt2 30
rsrd beef .toady 10 jaGc Tor Texas sides and Gd7,c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
Citn Real Csiate for Sale
Gin rfal estate Go Get.

l. LEGANT house u lease, near 5th-ave.
II and 33d-st. - rooms; private or
business: rent $1,000. When We say Gle
CANT We mean It. JAMES X. EDWARDS
L Co, l 2J3 Broadway.
STUDIOS or OFFICES. Cd FOO. 'front.'
~ and Others; al light room 1'fal ue
BUILDING, 4fth.St. ARD Broadway, elegant
location for business. See yanltor.
rNo RENT.-LaTge light Offices, suitable
i for doctor OF dentist. Apply at 80
Msdisou.aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

X ARGAINS.-Mill. large and small farm
Tor sale: location very healthy. Ad-
Hess owner. Z. IL. WILMER. Not.oway
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FOR Sale.


GOOD Chickcring square piano. SO. cash
VI of instruments. elegant NtHnWny. also
uutishts very cheap. STABLES 1.79l
LcNhg on-aVe.. nr. l1oth--t.. Omen evenings.
DEINTING PRESS aud outfit for sale
prints GN3l. Ia fr-t-cia-- worAing ~
Ger hand lever; soil cheap. iIau 40
Cnauncel st.. Erookiyn. BA.IH
TYPFwRITiNC OFFICE. fully oqu.pp'd.
IT. establish q and unusually ptolil-
pie Gu.inc--: large theatrical patron.
ago. .pl.udd chance for good business
woman. Address T. o.. Boa :, Tribune
.f.lOxc' STEAM calender. foot stamp
[CNO lIr uf-- 1fl.- 'a.unn
copying press rualing calender 'Ort's aut u.
tl-,-. fitrhet-. rritrr shcrf lut -rli f"f
coeoIuufs &c.. grind .fngH bus r. &c.,. ~
sgls thrap. LEW. ~ lIWAB. ~ Frank.
l1--t.. Nrw-NorN.
Sl,575,950 -n iisd olr PIan"''. rs.
For catalogue adfrass ,N-Nay"f DANIEL
r. BEATTY. Wa-hiuston. y. j.
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STAINED.

Cool Ordinary .........Sas Low Mddns 10 3.1G
S,rict Good Ordinary .....9i4 Nddng I'LL
optiOns-ContlnUed heavy selling Of August was tho
ebf feature of the dealings and II unset the entire
LEI AZ ono rer.od August ruled fully 81 points lower
snd other months dropped 20 points in sympathy. bus
he easier money market tended strengthen The sua
lion late IN day and all months after August closed
9Ti points higher than Yesterday August left OF
o. p6lnts decline. Liverpool dropped 4d5 points and
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

y,,nr,ool Aug % 3:45 D. m.-Beef and pork in fair
demand Hams in good demand BaeSnThe - demand man sH
and Cations seed OIL Liverpool refined firm at us "a.
Sprts OF turpentine in poor demand steady -
ISTdspot and futures In fair demand prime wes s-r
sPos Ss adj Wheat in good demand; new No winter
arm At Is Aid No spring firm at Is 52d fi9 e
active demand: No. / spring nrm az ioS %:
Co1Spot in demand futures In god demand MIXED
Syas,ern sno and August firm at IS 52d SepefnDS hdn
az 4s cd October firm As I'd. Hops at London-Pacinc
Coast in good demand
HAVANA MARKET.
Havana ArQ 22.-Spanish gold, 2453td2f6; exchange
rint on the United States, SO days gold, 9t premium;
a. abort sight 10ia premium on London, 2l premium on
paris 90, premium. Sugar quiet holders keep aloot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
Real estate to Gffhanae.

VI ANTED. -Handsome country seat ul'en T.
w cnmberrd IN exchange for palatlal resi-
cencc on Pierrcpcnt-st., brooklyn utlch,n,,
value 1925. 90: cost $4,000 Address Boz
300 Madison. Y. j.
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Consolidated.

includes sales of 5000 barrels of Buckeye cash
Oil at 35a35 34G 35 cents NJ . ,>ou c.,
lon in barrels, and 9.25 cents in cases e premen.
Foreign uuotatons-Antwerp IL francs; brenheu'
q 90 marks London, 5 l-265 5-6 pence
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Females.
SOPRANO SINGER, having had cN-
n n,rIcn,e IA church singing. with a voice
o.U,ri,lly adapted t. sacred Mu,i, desires
a uo.ition q sing n a church. Address H.
". W. Tribune once. -
LADY Wishes % do sewing not
\ dr. .-mallcr. hut a good palm s'wgr'
la. worked before. Cau Mrs. BOOli,
i0i Wc,t 2jth-st. ---.----
GEnNlAN woman. mlddic-ared. would
a Ike ,ituGtioa as worNr ON hsch'
a., Address Mrs. DlTIMAk, Cor Mis-,
Wp.tubal - Fast lOSlh-S..
- oprANO. experienced in church WORK.
- Having ful. sympathetic voice, des.r-
an. ~ loca.ing herr permanently, wishes
.ro-i,lnn. road ~ -'ght. Audr'"r H. 60
riibuno Uptown Oficc. l.23n BrpnaMay.
YpEWRTTING. - Ar,nltccts' speciilcn-
tions. MAYS and manuscripts on every
d'srrin,lon neatly cop.,d terms REASONABLE
Wi~s mary HOLDEN, Room fl4. Lincoln
Dnuding. Union square.
xyOUNG lady wishc, a position In an
Y nglcr. speaks and writes English, NOT
.W.clan. Swedish and Danish. Box sol
60i -th-aNr.
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Dress making.

m EESSMAkIk VIII work by the day n
~ %: home IcirOGriiinr done pc'fc-L ilt
gu9rantccd. Mis- bOMLi St. lM IOlat-5t.,
between Licking Oh and Park sNes.
hEESSMAKER - Fashionable Partisan
~ and Vienna RtIDcnt-, from $40 up ,
riding habit. cauIIgr 9nd cNcnlns Gr,--'7
a. short notice. PNatr hOs5r, III Last
sSth-st.
lNIit-1-CLASS Partisan DR. s-u1h-r. new
Il Establishment wlsht, more customers .
suits. T3 mp. Nine. ABEL, 100 v Il
l7th--t.. ! light mp.
NINE. T.. ANTOI"ETTE ~" Wcst / tn.
AVE- IT,. f. now pr pared g receive order,
for la'l aud school crosse, for misses. . to
II years short notice.