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Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-06
USEFUL HINTS

A wash of equal parts of glycerine and
, tactic acid will remove moth and freckles
, from the face.
The mending of kid gloves shows f,r less
If done with cotton thread than it does if
done with silk.
To remove rust from steel rub with ke-
rosene and soak for a day, polishing with
emery dust and kerosene.
The light in sleeping-rooms should never
fall directly on the eyes, nor should the
, rooms be either too dark or too light.
Iron and polished steel, when not in use,
may be kept from rusting by wiping with
cloth on which little kerosene has been
| poured.
| Kerosene poured on red flannel and
bound on the throat will greatly ease
sore throat. 1t will also heal cuts and cure
chilblains.
| Rub black walnut furniture, or any wood
! finished in oil, with cloth slightly moist
ened with kerosene oil, to remove scratches
and restore polish.
| When one is fatigued and foot-sore from
much walking, it is very refreshing to
bathe the feet in warm water and rub
a
round piece cut from worn out cash
mere hose, and cat-stitched to the wrong
side of the knee of children's hose with
strong cotton, will strengthen them greatly.
There should be small table, about the
hight of the range or stove, for use as
resting place for utensils when omelets,
griddle cakes, etc, are made. 1t should be
covered with zinc.
In bottling catchup or pickles boil the
corks and while hot you can press them
into the bottles, and when cold they are
tightly sealed. Use the tin-foil from COM
pressed yeast to cover the corks.
Nothing so quickly restores tone to ex-
hausted nerves and strength to weary
body as a bath containing an ounce Of
aqua ammonia to each pailful of water
1t makes the flesh firm and smooth as mar
bic, and renders the body pure and free
from all odo-s.
The Council OF Hygiene in Paris, it is
said, is about to take steps to suppress the
use of old magazines and newspapers for
wrapping up food. The Austrian Govern
ment has prohibited the use of such pa
pers, and also of colored papers, to inciose
articles intended to be eaten.
.
Mrs. A. F. Wood, of Kennebunk, Me-, a
lady who has been lame for several years,
went to the barn loft to gather some eggs,
and sliding down upon the hay with her
lame leg, hearing something crack. she felt
she had broken some bone. She called to
her husband for help, and when he came
and helped her up she found she could
walk better than before. The ligaments
which had adhered to each other by non
use were broken apart, improving her
ameness.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-06

All the street railways of St. Pau. and
Minneapolis are to be equipped with cleo
tric power at a cost of S2,000000. The
contract has been let to the Sprague Elec-
trio Railway Company.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-06

There are $4,000 acres of land devoted
to raisin culture in California.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-06

conductor to the prima donna, have offered
their services to the Board of Directors,
through Director Stanton, at reduction
OF % per cent. on their salaries, provided
they are given three years contract. If
this be true, it shows that Director Stan
tons fight for the continuance of German
opera was the result of definite policy,
the success of which has vindicated his
foresight and agacity.-American Must
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Rr0nklYn Reai Estate

FOR SALE.-One o, the bost ninc.roOm
houses IN BROOKLYN fOr tn money; all
Improvements. OWNER. 307 14th-st.,
Brooklyn.
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yellow. $50 39@c; Cocoaan;, cey!on. oq0+s; Cochin.
rtd S~ ct1 e3acSe w i9'9n g 49, r l
nsi: pressed 2Sa 3oc bran 4 winter 33d3ic; mc,cacd
sprng $3.50; ext.a be4-A,d. winter SO ..sc sperm.
yesc Sicaci~d gIa,cI, 75asic tle,,d sprias e$s
natara WIT 49a5o'; Gcac2oi winter. 5iG5@ 5cae6j
c'e5ed G %in Ea Ean "a ilaPS5aa
lao, G Nac S I r c2a-so i s, +n2 2S:
OCEAN TruGnTs- Generally soacy on N. .,eam
was vcry iglt. rat, Grain steamers a, w,n as
.5o erai, itd TO- Ant3crp 20 600 20 20 90 TO- 5d
London. 10 900 bush arl ~ 70 L"th 100 DO go
80; fiTEoLEyM cHArItLs- ~ dc5 ZIP Bay Of
- Eg."c ,G.s -af S~'oa eIKNE0rs CIlI
~ Dii ,r Viii 3nltt h,nr. 20 cana Town q,n'r1
GRO sorry clan s, amor Goysnt 70 IoGta.' I'm char
,T g IN n n W. n TO- rTSsnd al, & Goea"r
,a %4o i aya'g 40 "a ,a F EnI E ;is2 on
uo I1' Quebec l 70 io1don dos brush 5re Mcs, E,c
ilir ii1rry WHIT. Wilmington ilayil aud back on pr.
EovISIoYs-poRE- Ruled at steady prices. though
lra9s was quito o nGaT' a. ~ "a DDi os! 49, i.r
~ 3o faT{ M"'I e5t '- r5, E>i iH l.-
india Me,, ,cs. si2 soofi3; Extra Mcss. ia 1h at
IN 65s.' - - 56lss. BEfF 'HHMs-DGi aid I'm.
9'TE So1 not at 5a1a t Or tnc ds g q
Saocd at 81 a5c fof II u 5,sra@c ana 5se 'or 10 NJ
fcA,d Hans. - 4loc Smoked do io+alo'G rirEi"4
,,ncray steady. At chicago short rib, July cios,d Sc
August. j.!oc; September, j.-oc....D DRESSED noes
Sa?5i ana r n "$ac [Y&Rb s'' We're 70 md G"
-al range ana NO prominent features were developed
a~h ruled Gul quoted Jc bid ~ac 500 TO- 10 afNe
l25c; cty ,,,an stead. -sle-. 80 tcs 200: iuly
S% a-kga S1 200 900 t, S-S VcIG: SS.sf $lS
900 3 t., es3 soa' Gcoard cen{2eo' q"otG at o9}G
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GRAIN and PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


There Jess activity in the wheat speculation
Yesterday and pr e5 were easier The dealings In
options Amounted - 100000 bushels. An carly
frmuc;, was due 10 encouraging cables, together with
reports Of crop damage I'm France Fine weather was
reported fro' abroad later and some Of the foreign
operators bean selling. Jhc result being net declines
Oi / - 81 cent July opened ot 50, rUsc 70 % 81
and fell to % D. Gems. A#-1,t went from % 3--d
o.; IL 10 % II and then lost cont september
opened at 90 - n3 /. rallied 10 80 q AMI then
50 D.. advanced To- % 70 and Eel 10 % - cents
The curb quotations were the same n the Official
closing.
Cash wheat opened firm, but ended easier. The eN-
port purchase, amounted 10 $500 bushels, all lois
being spring grades for the United Kingdom.
bushels and the cash market IN consequence showed
nrmrc-s. The options were barren Of feature and
ended unchanged except FOR trifins improvement
Oats on the spot were quiet and steady The OPP
tiors opened up l-iq3-7 cent hut ended weak. No
change from Tuesday TaS recorded.
Lard steady ana the options showed ltlc
change I'm either direction
The ua quotations were aS follows:
Whcat-.IHly 03 81, Aueu~t - II. September
% -. october ~ b. December 90 - cents.
Co1i-July Al "a, August Al -, September A. 3D.
Oats-July a. August 30 Ii, September 81 81
cents
Lard-July 70 %, August 80 II, September 90 90,
October - 81. November +6 81. December - 30.
The receipts Of grain and -four reported yesterday
nj Ncw-Nor5 Philadelphia and Baltimore were rs
bushels: oats. So3s- bushels: total grain. 4Gi ,0G2
bushels: nour. 1-,2tO packages. At Chicago. Nil
warihcc and It Louis the arrivals We're: Wheat
70 $50 bushels; corn, 4o022O bushels oets. rs
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state Pennsylvania fresh. 15c CANADIAN frfsh .'c
d. ftr to Prime, l@iadl4'c; Western fresh Ifdlf2c
Southw'sferI, l3l6l4c. .
St-GAI-KAW-More active and steady. Sales yes.
t.rdfy and t0d,vl ~ has Musro.ad0 - ttst. l4c
J. ~ bags de-. i'c 5000 rae Centrfug'l 90 test re
e. and T.. 4 800 BAGS do spot. 5Ac; I-6Oo bat, 100
trandr ~ rc.t i1c 600 61es Moas,es grade - test
o'sc O.. and T. Fair refining quoted Pc CcnHHuiaI 20
lINED-oai.t and -. steady Crssaci' Gee -, Gat
iatDd 6Lc: Mould ~ j.16c; Confectione:s' -"
3.I6c Standard ~. &C.; OF "a" 5,c WHIT EXTRA
&c " 1lG.; Extra &C." 81 dj'sc; &C." SIC; yellow,
5d5i.r
SIEARINE- Lard steady. Choice city IN tcs. quoted
at 7'.a77sc Ir.ne Victim. 7i2H7hc. OleomareaF.ne
Oi-c for city sales. 10000 p.
ThLIOW-Sto1ty hgt quiet Prime city quoted az
nc. Sa'cs. $1,000 D. 4 1-l.c.
TEA-Sale~ TODAY bv auct on, j.JjJ pkcS. ~ follows
MoyuDo-IIyson llodo3ac. Young Hysou II Boo; I'm.
Icria 2sLc: GrupowIor. l5L d2-ci Ping Srev. Itnpoe
der I3d22pc Iar az Pan Frrt ~ 100" SIT rg 80 81
Coucoa 1907 &c: Irds and Orange Pchoc, lOd25c :
Jtrmo.a. lJHH1e: Al oy. ~ + I3c.
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London July AT the wool sales to-day the Offering
amounted 10 u s4l tales. There was ialr comPtto
lar eros sbrcds bnc prices irregular MefnOs
Ia good demand ana prices wee steady: s. Tar valua
have declined - % 10 per cen; To- mCFno. 9nd u
,ar,c crO.sbreGs Cap, wool has fallen 10 pei
rct as compare with April quotations. There IS avail
stock viii not BE- offered, and that The series will close
several days earlier than was cypcct'd Todays Offer
nr, in detail and the prices obtained were a. follows
V,,oia~I 200 balss secured eEc Gd do lock; ana
niece, sddis u greasy. 5ddls ID DO locks and pieces
il.dldd. New South Wales 800 bales secured, % Z
is6i2t: do lock, and pieces 94dels I'D greasy ~
fTeasy ia do ochs and PEGS 500 south AG US
rlcccs is I'd greasy 7d74d. NowZeasnd6 400 bales
SECURED 7i2d as % DO oc,7 and piece 0tdals 62d
foG,a-oo6 bal,s secured 1cddis I'd; greasy 7dSs
Old do locks and pieces. 32G92d. Cape 81 Ciood
iIore and Na.al-IicO bales: secured 9addIs Gid
qr,asv 81, Q9l2d do locks and pieces, Sd.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEE-Ro on ne spot was quiet but steady as a a
rsaeral rule 30 Nat bean quoted 1Ss loAc ana IN
acAcribed 90, Ire. sales, 80 bags santos Pedpcy
ytiyate terms. MID grades ia mod .3e demand >a's'
k75 Maracalbr 200 bags SSNaauIa and bags n
ira American priv :e1, go piouls IaGane SPOT ~
exchanged for 30 picul~ 90 from June s1, 80
options ruled somewhat stronger TO-DAY but there WIS
around closing steady, II llaNrc cables came
stronger Rio advanced TO 25Hc, BON
~ which rad ,trouL tnruing elect HamDUfG declined
pfg early but closed -tcadcr. London declined "a ohci1
Quotations. 10 ,. m. July 75S 90 August .oN Ca SEP
ber 73s 3D. Rio quotes regular first, so; good Nccoid
800; exchange private, .3A receipts 'OuO baLN
total sock 10000 BAGS market quiet santos pit,
eco bags; receipts at Rio july L. 1870, 1000 bags; same
time 1850 900 ba~s lSSS, ~ 600 bags re-
ceipts Santos july l. 1850 5000 bags; same time loS9
900 bags time ISIS. 5000 bags Total sales mere
to-day, 81 900 bags, a. follows.
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bushels; total grain 673s57 bushels; -four, 1S.1s7
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, July . CSpaciaD.-The wheat market today
dcd the outsid aud the pit influence. II advanced
in ncompchens way early and then dropped
suddenly nearly twO cents in an equally incompehensbic
way toward clos" July wAca, opened at 81 sold as
high eo4 and closed at oG2 cents. August opened az
sold high SOB and low S1l2 and closed az
- .n-.a september op,Ord 80 SOLD high s9's
and low ssh ard closed at ST. aS.ls. December
0ran. 90 toDtleI 81 and closed az SJ2. The nrss
foreign aavccS bc1rh. Private cables were con-
fleeing concerning the weather IN the United hln{om
m, French weather pronounced lad and the crop
declared 20 have ALREADY sun rcd damage In regard " the
per, reported good trade one lot Of 10000 bushels
was sold az Buffalo for export by Chicago supper, ana
Ncs,, room va, chartered Tor ~ coo bushels Corn kept
an the .,.son OF 4A'e cent finally SLOWING
az tn. close decline sdsy OF sdt cent. Vessel
loom wa chartered FOR $4,000 bushels oats were al
most altogether the control OF Hutchinson he bulnf
ton OILY for tn evident purpose Of selling the advance.
July opcnod - = and co>'d At go vessel room vas
i5G 900 barrels Of g1rk 81 100000 pounds OF ribs and
90 zoo ,rre, OF contract .d had Ga" elcc prices
ticiuated. Both lard aud rib, yielded itt' July pors
con; nuod 10 gIyc prof q The mecaJfd July manpr%
tiOns II sold ~ ~. 20 and closed at 81 10. On IA
curh Sel1toinbcr " heat sold At SC \.
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n)ork n)anteo.
Females.

Females.
CANliIl.R-Situttiou A. cashier or sales.
- lady speaks German. wrench and
English; experience: no objection ont u
ioNn references. Address Miss BECKER,
io4 ~th.avc.
| IFHf employment by q young person.
- writing or sowing; bv day or week.
Z. GARTER ~ Prospect Place. B'Nyn.
AlNNICt EF.-Younp lady. experienced
i'i mlnlcnrc. would Ike a position, or 20
A. Visiting manicure. Address .. H., ,l9J
} nnHlir.aye.
OFFICE WORK by . young lady: no
" experience. bat can Furnish best of rri.
,r'nr" rs % chlfirt r. Address VI. C.. y
N.rrtw--t.. Brooklyn.
- TFNOGKAPllIR Hy Young Indy.
- 'r~tri -trosr11h'r and typewriter
i.DH iuEfolI salary mo4Hrat" 70 commence
vith. NtIfo~- D.. lr.bIn. puo'.
II irIWEITlNGt ar"hlto't.. literary
i p'ty- neatly copied also dictatiou AZ
f.a-0rahi' prices. 81. MARY HOLDEN.
Room as. Lincoln binding Union square.
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II -lnrl| man. can tahc cai- ~ -u..I ~! r..
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hssl-rla-7 giqcerI siIi nfstela as
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fAkNtH Lunch COULTER o. steam tah'
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for Sale.

one or THE nnest 2nd hcst appointed
" steam yacht, aGoa' 40 fr"t long. .
f..r iurhc- D.. lm: cabin fore M finished
Iu aWGN oud DOW iu COMM --luu for -rI"
cheap Apply 20 4. j. BUCHANAN,
sun wick MI. Astoria.
c,S SEWING MACHINE to b. sold
Sco go. Ad.r.-~ T.. lribIu" Olrc.
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furnished Gouses.

At MONTCLAIK.- For the sun nor. q
z small family A comfortably fafr.sI :
cottage. with 10 rooms. rang BATH. hot and
cold Nator AID ga: Il a-anty. ana con
trally sit:atod so a month. : ". JIbS'
- and . Dudue--f., y. y
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rI,popTAY PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL July . 3:4j p. m.-Bcef-Holders offer
fro1iv PORK folders oter moderately. H1ms-lhe
supply In Of the demand 'acon-liolders oIsr
~. long clear nadcs about - D. steady at Dos %.
jhcc-c-Th' supply i. ia eXecss q tn demand Iaow.
aal steady 20 81, O. Ro-in-IIo1er' oicr moderately
Iar:-Spot and u,ures-lloldrs offer ,pann2ly prime
& s.orn mot and July dun 40 3Os August and Septem.
iar GulI ut 30 81. Whcat-Holders offer sparlnsiy,
rot~- holders orr moderately. COm-Sp0t and utnrci
UoldoIs offer moderately; mixed Western spot and
,iv steady at So G'.d. Hops at LOndOn-Pacihc Coast
Holder, ore not on ring.
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Counirp Real Cetdtc for Sal:

L>OE SALE OR TO RENT.--A Are build
/ Ing fr boarding school or summer
boarding house. AdQrc~s BON 3J2, Rhine
beck. y. Y.
N1TTLTN. y 10 minutes via Irie
y Railway: 33 trains daily choice OF
houses. =, $50 70 - 300 10 Yea. pay Wcut-
=. S.-PWchase tickets to Franklin station.
JAMES Il. HAY. Room 10. . Cort.undt--t.
y 10 rooms. carriage house. two acre-
-hady lawn. $1,000. J. W ArWAIER
20 Broadway.
" ONKFRS.ON.THE.H DSON. Most
lcautiful suburb Of N"w-Nork. For
sale. horses building lot country scat-.
and acre I~.p'rty. fani-h~' hoiees iof
.unnlr ii loo. aud 5000 "a month.
RTIIOW~ & WARREN. 20 G'rs S11arr'
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Domestic Gltndtlons t0dnie0
Males


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A iLNpANI u. 1n ulo'ii f"n'.eman
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,.
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i ..lI city tr.ur.. r.ft or country roIn.
us preferred Atpi ". p $3.50 W '-''-
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\ married ran t'0i~cu'y uutGs1nG-
bis business. t,-,-rla~- rei,r'nc.~; e.ty "
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Clnte 60 Get, Untnrnish 60.

ErLATS 70 LET IL The
I GORDON.
-ath.St. o:h-aVc. newly d''oratd steam
hoat and All modern imrrOV mortS l"n,
from s35 20 so per month : rooms ana
bath. Inqur- Of the owner Cn ~ inl-ea.
20 rASI I4INT.~T.-A very d~-irst." 'at
~ in cowllotc o'for: rom Mt. Morris
"ars . room. Apply to Owner Oh the pr u.
..os or 20 th- .anitor.
t-TfI.~T.. c2S WEsT.-S.N rooms, il'h,
l nine out window cooler than coun-
try; mirrors: perfect. $50.
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domestic 5ituali1ns tDqrt,1
Females.

n DOK by a very capable. neat girl for
y city OF country understands cooking In
a.. branches j. Young, healthy, gOOd-ten-
p1rod. sob and honest. Gail j., 80 9th.
ave. near l7th-st. Mrs Halls.
ECOK.-By a Swedish woman city or
" country. or 20 DO homework IN
ADDE'S, II. ". care Mrs. D. T., 81
WyckO1.-t.. Brooklyn.
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Connirn Real estate 60 Get

A FURNISHED house and beautiful
n country set 70 leat very cheap If tlt'n
tbs w.ck so minutes from :. \. AUDI -
90 BiUle House. y. y.
~ BERGEN POINT. y. Ito rent. u
n urW house. % rooms. H0dcTA ini-
psoyemeut- fow minute walk from
iot and boat. G.. l.. LORD. lo3 Loc.aNr.
At HYDE PAEh -ON-Hr DsON.-I TO let
n f0f season, Very low, furnished resi-,
e.ncc. 2 acre. IL rooms. on elevated
ground fruit shade. stable AClr'>S VI.
Nj. Box 10 IIydc PARK. y J.
n ATSKILLS. near Grand ot'l.-lo-roon
I cottage. rcnt lows tyly fun. I'D
excellent nc!ghb0fhoOd. MILLS, j East
42d-st.
ELNTBU SH.-Nc,y pleasantly lor'i"l.
L 11-roowod house. all Improvements
inst p1int.d and decorated would DC rente
on ,iorahlf terms 20 RIGHT n1rtY CHARLES
ROSE 81 shave. Brooklyn.
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2
on patrtS which had good demand from local
TRgsri w 6af sa 81 800 S5 bb. for e
Tor0 Including 900 bbls Low Extra 81 3ja g 90 800
bSs CITY Mn at - 35a$ 50 To- tie w' SOD Indie 192oo
What at y 1915 - 400 6Ms superhnc at Sc - =
I.0O w indirs 81 35e-s so; Patents - IL
Low Extra 81 i50%3 Wn;et Wheat low grades, " ija
fts ordinary choice - 4o0 - 10 fancv. - 1jd:5 -
Minnesota spring Wheat, Icy Extra, - SOS Clear,
- goo: 80 o5S , y Paens' oGGart to choi - 91
f. ncy do S. 2odf5 rs Srelgne spring aud winter,
% II 9E9 Ri act 1e and he'd 'oS;i
sale. 900 bb- which 200 hb- for export. Shipping
racnts 4ost5 l5EYE FLoURrMs nodc,atc d.
coE iSSsa a. aa % Erpndy 32 ~ Sales 100 bb
meGEfRlf "WnENT"The recent "buli' movement los,
some Of IT. to-day. and there was slight falling oil
IN we hor. howcTcr IT, market presented compuaycY
firm alp1aanco and iuitaCf 51,i f'HS W,r ,ol.i
and The export demand less vigorous both q which
tcnfea to %ca Ken %n Sus sSS4cd @ Of a
comra With ye,teid'ys ina JuaA oH'ntH At Nc aHa
03sc closing heavy. August which started at ?5ec.
declined 10 932c then advanced TO Hnc, Dun nHaiy
G" S,a 10 o5c afr T6ich thtT@ was r,y 10 o3,
followed by 9reaS to 80 '21iME W,N NJ, p,,"1r
to IS 7-lGc. back to 9lG eaynF oil hG'NX rign,.
I{ en@S aj Of Which wrc used by ou, for
awhile. Clrarance> Mere NOR m"lc'a'e, WINE rr'"ps
T o,S 'i ScIo and al al he wc, added to tho
i hG.' wc Weak ' BadsiIrcs reports decrease
the Rockios Interior arrivals today v.r' 9L3@5 bush
spring and IS $50 bush Tn' ST. cara 9rrSt - 5l2
enur London stocks. July !, reported at 10000 70
90 600 qtrsa On The iSc gUf' a. T.c @ oI5
pScml,r 4sc Tn spot market rilod Arm at ,hn out
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STAINED.


Good Ordinary Low lilo
Strict Good Ordinary. ..9'4 Middlihg
options quiet and little Irregular. At the out
there rise Of ld2 points. but this followed by
free selling Of July and August which broke 5G6 points,
G there va rn"w"d co~efins Of shorts" and :hc rSn
oral aarket rallied September and October closed
changed while othcf months showed RE Of 1G3 points
Liverpool tribe better. sales here, 1890 bales.
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81 MSTREsS.-Eneli>h tn wait uoon
- lady cor grown children competent dress.
maAer and haiIdrosSer; wiling and obli9.
ting. good references. Address SEAM
STRESS IJ3 ith-aNe.
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Drcsomakinq.


II IRST.CLASS DRESSM AKEE, wishes
L moro customers At her own hone term,
reasonable. - S!Nth-aNo.
NJ BUTTON from London. Gf"7-maacr.-
VI. Perfect III e.. gIut drapiae ginFhamS
a. q ,at-cu,. -. TO- Wcsi i9h-r,.. ring
'ell times.
hElNSF> T.. And g. GILTA1KItK.
tE $50 Tark-aNr. uo1i-to~ would ll.e
a few nor" customers; AZ home or By the
day.
NlNE. r. ANTOiNETTE. 1l2 Wet
dresses. offers this week elegant imported
Partisan dresses for children . 20 u years,
regardless, Of cost. 10 close n" season.
WATSON pL CONFIANCT, U,nfl o."
VI Michel. g West 47'h.st.-i np'r'
India SIX and wooden sumner DIS
sp.c!al low Price. FOR thi- week UnlJ
dresses u order delivered ln hvr days