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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS,

FEATURES OF NEw.YORK DEALINGS,
Almost a bull tempest swept the grain markets yes
terdav Its force spraug largely from the go"u OK
mort demand dev71oped which reached important ns-
rrc IN both wheat and corn. Wheat speculation was
more active and -mpantly strong, the transactions
amounting 10 100000 bushels The shorts were
forced cover in many instances, Guy ing InuLa
Of the buyng what l. called good pom herS ai'u
~ Tho Wc,t Cabl"- were buoyant in tone, ara the
weather abroad is reported g be- unsettled me cPp
new, from the Northwest unfavorable ana INC
Cinrnna Price Current quoted for the beneht or
the lull operators. u VIII sulncc 70 say tl"O uo
oGicial close showed net advances Of l-202 cents
With The movement steadily upward upon only ordl-
nary fluctuations. The curb prices rose above the
Official figures = for August to % >, . or sep,
tnmLcr To- % Ia o. and II cent for December to
o. 90 ending at - . ceuts. May ranged from
TDc ,p't market advanced la IL cents and ship,
per, bonght 24-OOo bushels. Nillers took 10000
bushels, and there rmors that The export engage
mcr,, nj Baltimore ran up 10 10000 bushels;
The Cincinnati Price Current also builcd corn.
while the general tenor oi dt>pcHN ,l, NJ d
spot ot were 81 - cent 6I GG LHe dnS sc
final gains ranged from b for July 10 80 cent lor
WbJis oats ruled stronger speculation diverted 20
the other cereals spot ot- rose 81 cent but there
VA ~ cHP tr inv Which cI,,ci unchan red
Lard wa, strong IN sympathy with the movement IN
the grains, There were sale, 81 200 ucrce' on inc
spot and 10 arrive. mainly 10 rcfu"r~. The options
scored net gain, Of 2fi points
The fnll quotations were a. follows; 1900,
heat-Juiy. 80 August, % september 30 IL
o't cr1 IN INK TT tis,.t 4G5s: September
a. october. - u cents. 400.
October 2ls ? rs - 60 cent tsu7'''''
Lard Aus, - - fsp ggsG a.. :? a 1s october
Tho receipt, of grain and hoar reported yesterday
at New. York Philadelphia and Glltimore were a.
follows. Wheat 2lOiA bushels, corn. -jl,3'O bush
els o,t,. 433l3 lu.h" total grain. 'V5.','' bushels
aonT 33o'3 plcaf AZ v Uca, Hi% }a a
corn 3G7 .lOD bushels oats. 2tO05d bushels total.
sran. 81 ,50l bushels. n,ur, 1880 barrel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
THE VIEW MUNICIPAL HrTLDryG SITE

The sub Committee on site for the new municipal
building have run up against another snag In the
rtr.al 81 Register Fitzgerald % concur with Con
tolcr Myers and County Clerk Reilly in The selcc
Ton which they had made Controller Myers wanted
originally 10 take the property bounded on three side,
us Chambers. Centre and Reade stS but concluded
that so""ooco was too much 10 pay for H. They ;hcu
'"'l plot at Or near the northeast corner Of
tNhhe'> ana Centre Sc. would be better and cb,per
To take this would require The ct,.ir- 80 ~.
oa,y ia" e Lace Reade ara Duane St.. which could
Ia-s,r ,t'I .i an az OF the Legislature Th,
I.-i>ft uhhh, iA1i such course wouid a.. O.,
mn'h une' meeting viii be held b. day I'M en- 49,
"a. meantime Corporation Counsel Clarl r.. ~ - ..'
H.hpd % make guess At the law vb.t,a nv Dtrii
tho l sS wnrS an At Of The Legislature 70 e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
SPENDING TUE CITI7S MONEY FREELY
BIG PRICES P,Ip FOR RIVER FRONT AND
ARHORY PROPERTY.


A meeting Of the sinking Fund Commissioners was
hold in the Mayors ONCE yesterday morning. Dock
Commi,. oacr, Post and Cram appeared before the
and asked them 10 consent to an agree
mont whereby the city would obtain by purchase a
piece Of property 2O3 by 81 feet the Hudson River
Ictween Tucnty-,iAth and Twenty seventh SIS, for
$4,000. The property belongs 10 the John NJ Dodd
and the Alexander NJ Ro, estates Controller Myers OBJ
ccted the purchase because he thought the price was
too high General Franklin E,arl It. the representative
II the Corporation Counsel said that 1t simply a
question rs 10 which wa, the cheaper method of pro
ccdurc 81 acquiring the property by condemnation or
hy private sale Under the circumstances, purchase
hy private ,ale was thc least expensive The Com
.sloncrs desired to tSc the property at the price
named although the Controller persisted in declaring
tAat the price paid was AWFUL
Corporation Counsel CLARK made another guess, and
TIE decided to ran the risk Of acting
cpon it, Tn, time was the question Of the posi-
Ton Ut Oh. Commission issuing bonds 10 cover the
cost 81 the property In Fourth between Thirty
thisd and Tarty fourth sts which. under oondemna
on u~oc.cdIuls ha. been taken bY the CITY Tor u
f,r a. arinpr, for the 7ls Regiment. The prOpertr
,,,loue,t - Sciguund r. Never. A few years ago he
bought plot ground there double the size OF mat
dollar. Tho cty pass 1895. 900 Tor the ground Il
tides. with ~ 900 more the cost Of the condemnation
proceedings. Mayor Grant thought that the amount
vas too high The Cooperation counsel decided maj
thor, wa nothing l.i' fur the sinking Fund commits
s.o9 - q, hut "a issue tho bonds.
The plan, for maang the pier lines along the liud
toh Evcr conform 20 the wishes OF the War Depart
mont approved. 80
To the Controller was referred the application Of the
ChurcA y tn lcdoemer for new le'',c OF tnc ior
l0t, M. ou.ng the church property IA Eighty FIRST So
R,corlcr smith wanted the application denied. The
church hiss been renting the lots from ycnr 10 year AZ
AZ annual rental Of 500. The term expires on Au-
Sust !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

quily, but p'iccs were steadily maintained No No nat
bean quoted c and undcscrbcd do, IS: Sales 900
bags new cr1n IA bron santos. No :. l7isc and T.
Mid grades quiet sales 500 bags sa, aniila private
prices suffered decline lower cables and larger arrivals
at Rio and Santos. coupled with the e1SeF ste OF ex'
change Julv and AuguSt relatively ,teadler than
the other months showing only slight losses Later OF;
9.dl fr and HamDurg lost ,dl2 pig. London was 90
higher July and august, whlf Ht' noa ad srG.to o.
sd Scpeinhcr rs 80 October. 7ds November, - "a
good exchange 300; exchange ipriystc 23ss receipts
10 OcO tars no for Unici states, Ii COO bags
toi 80 10 900 Ias. santos receipts 5000 bags
receipts 40 RIO July july 80 1880 5000 bags same
nOO time 1855. 2SS 600 bags
recelus at santos july o. July %, 1890 GlOOO bags
s.,i tr's 1s-g rs 600 b11s same time lSSo, 5000
ia "To.l ,5.es mere da!. p 100 bags, as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York.. THURSDAY, July 2t.-BEEv IS-Receipt' 25
loads for saughtereFs carload Of Buus The only
ssc ba 200 va" a7ese n 20 per- 100 r. and
PS .. =, y so s.da D a for Texas sides
and o. az. =, ioI native Do shipments TO-DAY 0iS avg
2G0 i've s" ca on NE Greece Tomorrow the Tower iii
vii take 80 head FOR Mr. 5 W AAeTton, and the Mas
q, iyc5Ss mr's sss slow at 'd or 'enn'
& 10 iss yeo ias fo a e R % a Of
sale, rcpoitd Poor to prime cows range at s3Jas'
CALS ls-R eeelpta, 81 hsad-slo head at cotH-st
and 81 head az jersey City Demand active WIN p''ce,
, I'D calves +d4-c Western Go 81 254: 20; poor to
u.s. ssaie,"iIelien6eck Hollis Ysarins, $50 \ ayegE
g. %, g. 1 do 5ss a. az = g 81 do 20 X at 70
3y;a, isa \ a, >; 5q I; do il. n a, e 3. 4, ,
% I'D DO, zoo r. at = u Mind o. l73 a. at t9c 9
H. at sc log IS d. ~ i5S h. a, &C. il3 d. 10 D. At G
sG Ms' a. y A ~ 8 e 2~d} ('i 5 at t. - ''' ''''
J. s. Pijcock : sons Ii MNci calves, 2o2 n, at &C ;
% JuGG s. BucAin.aSn 10 Fed Calves 17o r, at 4qc
q sn SHE "a HND LAW6S re pt, a2 carload. Of 100
headI2, glroaa. A. iyy co g.ca dr.; t .agri,s
es. Market for prime lambs -trndy common 20 -, 'n
e 5Sd at a1a &c pr 6aa@a Of h w
la s. a. a. Pidcocf sons q Kcntucky Ewes lo5
G4t r. AZ - 30 30. 81 y, a; Is 5is DO 90 y, al
&c. 65 H. at & 25 fis Virginia d. IS n, at - % 5i7
Newton b4.4cttt western SH7fP - 49, - - ~
o. 10. p3 p at Is 80. TO-
sherman 4 culver loS Kentucky Ducks and lives
1873. y a. & - . go Ohio Sheep. 80 ,. at - -.
T. =. haze. 20 Jersey Lamb, 90 =. Al :,
NJ Collins: 2O7 ohio sheep So =. AT - -. 81, .
Jasi : Buc1iarArm "a West Virginia Lambs. 81 =
j. + sadler ( CO.: 50 Texas sheep lo2 \, at s. p ;
iI.mc { Mullen "a state sheep. 90 n at 81 80 3 Do
- . "a, - % stat Lambs ~ =, az 20 - 90 - IT,
Dni,1b1-k & Dewey; 2i5 Kentucky Lambs co. =
OG~-Heccipts i carloads Of IA head-lo carload.
NJ Jerry CTS. carloads AZ fufh--t ana ca"a.' a.
loloscl >y,v head offered ior ale. Market -raa'
20 @to5+ 30 M ... ~, ..., - ,,o-,r.
q, 70 Der 100 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago July oi.-Cattc-Ioceipts. 1900 had o. D
iret.. 90 Market STEADY. Reeves 81 Jla7i 30
.tec. ~ jas4 40 so-kcr- ana FEEDER '2'e3 90 gons.
t- and N,d 81 4o4sJ 30. IcNs- cltu" 81 pOaf3 80
Western rin4 r. ~ 7i.s3 -. Hogs Re ipt-. 5000
acad sApmcai. 6ooo head MARI, lover No "a
.up, - toat3 20. shop-Recep',, ZOO head =, MP
I..i.,- .OIu head. MARKET strong. NATIVES IS 90
- 90 W-',ra s4a3+ 80, Nia, - cO"7t - lambs.
- .;"i tu. Julv Acknowledging, $500 head ship
cnt. 500 heal M,rfet stady good - i,nc' h'iiNa
~ fair rooi d.. 90 SOI@l 20 80" Dot,
and IL DOR. - .OdeH go I.Nu~ ana Indians, - - -
- - Ito s-Ecc.lpt,. coo hc4d shipment 1900 head
sfop ~ tlpro h'ANN. e3 OdE - - Ift kllg
.t,r. -tGia 80 81. lght fair - lr.-f - .'e-" -
~t.r ..pts J. 700 head shipments. 200 Lead Market
- .. 4I.l b choice, s4dH %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
THE PETEOLEUH NAR6Er

News FROM the FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
~, o'o't j. oelhs made by The standard OH In
N'r'ts 70 hasten the preparations necessary o.. 80,
Asuns Of Euckeye 0moJ Pipe Line cey,,ora,.. W.. .''
petroleum exchanges. Notice has already hon ,,a1
b' The pipe line that II Will receive ONO ol nm -.
glving credit balance that be turned int 80,
ea~s when these are ready for delivery ~ ". ,n
Yesterday that the prcmlnaries for the ii,i staed
rshoaies might not De completed In time 10 aII,y
vg to bcsn before the ~ OF september H.
hefe Informed yesterday by repro .entatvc. o., ~
to9>o"daied stock and Petroleum Exchange thai lie
49, E,t,Ncn assurances which warranted the holt,
.hAt dealings could hc began Ia the last ty.eL !,
a.El,t az the latest Meetings Of the E,chany@'
VII Ue ncd Al early dtt', % rdufy fOrmaliy fbc
az lon 9i the recent conference. '
. me National Transit market remains dun Frorts
W u,PI'., values however, meet with small success
or t"V MAilha cannot bc credited with any sigpla
c, rue 10 Exchange closed = ccat under
IL ~ IIl,c'' Nhlc the opening and hnll figures were
"s stin'' Inc market Il ecd steady
,o,, .'lse "a prices and the total dealings were rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
1)nblic NOtlces.
y 0TIcr * HEREBY GIVEN that the Board

~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Board
~ OF LAI,rt- appointed to p.Iar' plans of W, r
Mt of 'Ir rlrili the NrWl Ok ana l'lo"Nln p'.'7
~, IA, r,n rGr- Wul receive plans Tor The lHlo'Vnr
Of The tcrmui from any pcr-op who may tlo',y 70
en- pans must In ting ana must De- accompanied
n, drawings q compensation Will be ma"e q" 'lN
--u fr u,n- or drawings submitted, unless our pan
or drawings, portion thereof 'haI o. a1op'n
.,,d s.ru ease De- compensate IN for Huth pan
1lt,,tr vui Ia, i've! ana determined by the Board OF
Trt.t.r. Inc decision the Board Of Trustees upon az
0ur-tious relating 10 compensation snail o' '' "" NV
subject to que >t.on or rri!cN. . ~, -, ,,..-.,.
Inc plans must be submitted 20 me BOARD oil ESSPr'S
Addressed 10 e. W RurhholL Secretary, ut me once OF
th. Bridge Trustees on or before Srpt"m"r -; iGo
nofce Viii be- given hereafter OF the time anu pace
where oral explanations viii be heart ,
ANY information concerning the subject mater can De
Bridge JAMES hpN f.i4i'' ir'SIu'ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
rrnnrrAN rRnnrcE MAHKrrs.

IAvcrrooi July q 3.45 p m.-Baoi aud pork IN poor
demand. Hams In f,r demand Bacon IN Good demand
(hrc-e I'm fur demand Talow. turpeniine ana roNn IN
primo western spot and July Dun at 3oS August and
september dun a. 80, 81. Wheat IN poor
demand. Flour in lllr demand. Corn go SPOT
In fair demand; future IN active demand; mixed
Western spot and July firm A. 3, Odd August hIm 20
lUd Sci emler 81 lid. Hops az London-Pacih
Coast IN rood demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
STAINED.
Good ordnary;;5;,, n:;v ~ iI.iS MiGdinc

Good Ordinary u, N Id Middiinc 1916
Ortions displayed moderate degree Of actv! VO-SSG
IN, trading was mainly OF local charact YER anu e Ivy,
on a smaller scale. AZ the outset ing 'l
w@s about steady but This was followed by rs %
az ro'nts attended with little covering OF shuIS
INV however subsequently dropped poihII on ma ma ~:
iotion and this wcaRncd the entire list Liverpool Mts
@ a." -H mot while options 1d2 point, lover
Io.inr l,rlcrs here showed points loss on ul!,
changed on August and point advance on Iale Hol'i7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE.

Midsummer duIuc~, hroods over this market The
only Official ,ncs advertised for yesterday at the Re-!
E,tato Exchange were Nos. 30 and 80 East one
hundred andtWcutcth IT,, Two four story brick dwell
ING, nu lots lG.-AIOO each offered under fore
closure They sold for s13.7uO and Fl3.SoO
-pcctlvcly 10 ". T.. stewart 40. 229 West >Ntctl
ST. west Of Tcuthavc.. j. four story brick tenement
ON a u lot and sold ~ William II. Nap., for 900.
Two vacant plots. each 75NloO In West one Adnded,
and twenty eight! 81, cast Of sixth ave- were 500
under partition TO the plllntin in the suit for $7,7OO
each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
RncoKpfD REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS y. Y CITY.


IGpth-,t between FIankn-ave. aud Boston ...
Road B;idpct Gun ming- TO II "o3fn -- 9-'OOO
West 3d--t y. IL, Edward Mc''lynn and others ann
l2tl.nyc cor it6tnst llsx2OoN I3OIAl09loi
h4 MmG Il cd igo% M'r@' COMPANY 10 10000
i'TL'' t l"T &c. Gc same To- s5mc 10000
i'g' "'s s,rni nn G .,. a,o'''N - 10000
I2oth.,t 80 800 East Hugh Council b George Yco
,t'-.t No si3 East fiark,nthaler l. Price 10000
lot - map l. ZhoFo"SA' -ih "a''' 5o5
i2J Ha,.fo a3,ltt 10 Oh oSti iiccr $4,000
Suburban. st. 5. 177G lianbTidf',Y'i ,N
7lKio9A32.4; Alfrei Il l. HucF'r to Lewis 600
S0qh AZ ri e9sISi ara 1ms to sane 1850
B1.nbrdee aIr a. . -,SS ." s rr.r'chs 5000
Hui avc. e COZ la,k.,t. 25yloo; l. EieS"ort co,
saS'I' coz istnst 2LIN716>47 s>052;
SAM T.. ONO mlcoctt S'E Sca McniJre to Thomas
ca9dhcil ave- " =, % lnnon.,t loAloo; John 200,
" Decker q, Anna PIP nitncf -.--.-..-. q, ''oV0
15th.1, so iii Wet II ram Moor" TO susan
webt ,I, :. 50 It Of Tower Place. 3oNlio oco
Iohn & Wood TO Term tonaty ....-. l'5'O
Sd y !, iS3 70 ~ 81 stGo S5'' 1900
st wa ,Tao'i f,aaI r Martin to il Wright
Il ith. n " cor Kiug9prld2c Road. i.oA'1NU9N ooo
Is Sarah Kuhn 20 John ScnHU rr.s 0''V0
l3-d.st =, - Il OF "tha>'. No = J'-e'
ootb W., ~ n - 9o0 re - OF 9tlnye. 09HNG>lllov
ie5TI00 il t, - Nl.5G, Ncl-on NJ Whipil' u
sta ta@N y '" i9o It Of 2osD5; %, ooo
s7t Mst' TO 100 R% II 2aa,c 5oAlo5s Mary $500,
stD L%@nl, To 2S II I"1l Of ieit, 75>7i; l.
l1elh.st : mo II e 0. 5thayc I2GG,lo)1li
~ irrsg,,s", to D 81 y it S loolo5ll;AE
Kelly to J Madden H'ooo
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CnrTON -The SPOT markot ulfd steady and quiet az
,hoir,d prices. Ss,,, los bales for export and l47
'd 5or consumption. Port receipts 1140 bales
n. Sj6 lars last week. and i2 bales for this day last
since september ] receipts at the ports have az
- "a bales against 1901 OBS bales for the
ts aie based on American Of classiH
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Broodway. cor Of seshst. s8x3i.2, etc; II

Br22dway cor Of Of sc;h-st S7HSiZ' e~ II 5000
CrcatOn.aye, G s. Z Lot ia map Prospect mn q, *
William Young % hlen......- ?; -. '''
7th-ave 100 It OF l25th-st OllA25i "'oreo
E'sehs 2S r G oy Heir . nsEn i'oNi
l2ath.st s. 80 It c Of 7th-aye, lCoAlQOIl atso
lT arR pa, s. @} % r 10 q Eoh 25ooO
50th-st, : 400 ft - OF lOth-aVe, 2oNlOO.o " Ia
Paddock % George swan -,
Lots 40 and A. map w l. NJ ZbOrowski. VIM + VI ,o
Zborowski Sarah G Ottiwcll. "a; -. -: ii'
3jthst :, 1913 ~ Of LCDONave, 22-N"1oi
Maria WmcldluR 10 ] II Henshaw mn,
7h.eyS cor l2o'hSt' 2'AlVV' .... 1880
oS ki:b1o q 2SQ It rel. II 'ha'e 1920
Del9ncey'st, NOS go and Z'2' NJ p o'n 46OO
h9tot = Va 10 and 81 Kasscl - NJ Bloch 81 j0
same property NJ Bloch to Morris Bloch .-'...'''.'
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Ocean CLEANERS.

HEARN' west i a ''rc'''
Trunks satchcls Bags. Steamer Chairs Rugs &C.
LARGEST stock aud best values IN Ncw.lork.
4 CHARMING SUMNER TRIP
RED CROSS LINE STEAMERS
HALIFAX \. S and 81. JOHNS and PILLEY'S
ISLAND y. !. ...,,,.,.,.
THE LAND OF Tile EsQUIMAuX
An ocean VOYAGE Oncduartrr OF thc cost OF gong TO
Europe B,ltifu sAi! By DAYLIGHT Though Long IN,and
sr"tia and bold rugged Newfoundland COASTS. Abrn;
dinc If shln shooting aud Total change Of air and
FIR. Cabin, including meals and s.atefoon BE- 9TH
t,,If,x ana. - lohn',. S3i PilleNS Island $40.
''"'''''' EOwIINU < ARCHIBALD. Is broadway.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMpANY'S
/ LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN. CHINA:
,-,NTI,AL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO
From York. pier foos o Canal-st., n r..
Eor san Francisco. Via III" Isthmus o. Panama
CIlY Of PARA ais frida', august J. neon.
From. san Fsanci'cO. 1st AND rrannan sts.,
TOR China and Japan. Via lctoria. Is. g.,
CHINA sails Thursday. july 81. y. ~.
For freight, assage and general information apply 70
eoupgIyi : olce the pier. foot OF Canal ST.. ~ r.
II. J. BULLAY. General suDerintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25

NDW.l Ork, IhUrsuhY July II IoV
The following sales were made 40 the Exchange ana
Auction Room to-day
lott, West l2stasti running to l22th-Nt lJ' II o
Of dth-ayc. 2jNlg9l0: \ j Simpson. pij,Auu
i.story building with lot, No - West oVth.'t -
400 II ~ Of IOta-lye lot 2jNlc6i W II Nap-, 5000
4,t0ry buldug with lots y % and 90 East 10th
st. s. W Of 4tl.aye lot, l0oNOOi stewart. s2'5Oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-25
Connlrp propsrin for Sale ano 90 LEI
Hughes g. Ross,
AZ Broadway.
FOR SALE AT CHICAGO.

Nne vacant corner Wab1sh-ave., lCo3Nleo' = T.
corner Peck Court one block from Lake E'O'' '' wv
Of Worlds Fair and near Auditorium Ho''I
OGDEN & SMITH,
u On o22 Ia SALLE.ST. CHICAGO
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STOCK Eychanre. Con,oJldai,

,nchneu petroleum unchanged al 20 cents per
s'i ro,. ~ 'arIeis and $40 cent, ia cases
AGO 49,, 49, PIO,At0hs- Antwerp, II francs; Bremen.
w mAEAs London 7-IoaO = pence,
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WHEAT so. -

t,sh quotations a follows Flour stoaiy and I'M
cia,ed so . -p.ing wheat. SDgr, No. -prinf wheat
5Dn7ic: 80. rcd 9o2c 80. corn. 52Lc No. ".i
fJd iJiac. No. barley nominal
-, ra,s.,d A % primo timothy sod. II 40; m.N'
ork per Dbl III - lard. per 100 D. - pa; short nb'
a. 'no.,I -5d45 10, dry siltcd shoulders tuoAtdl
~ Geldt5 Is ,horc clear sidco bo&edl - $3.50 -
ysl, d.uers finished goods. gul. - 10; sugars
no-nuc.d. 80. WHIT. Oat-. Soc No do. 3IIlaanlc.
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NJ UIlDDIV I OOII ID Y 70 I y -. VT
" SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NEW WORK. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
steamers sol from pier foot % 81. Hoboken
Ems Sat, July 26 noon. AlleFWsd, Aug o. ~ am
nbn Wee July 40 3 D. m Elder Sat, Aug. Q, noon.
Kaiser Wilhelm II. Sat, FuIda. Wed, Aug 49, p. IN.
t cabin as and upward BERTH according to loca-
ton Second cabin, $50 berta. S,.erege at lowest
rates OEIRlCHS * CO., No. Bowling Green
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w FOR oUEENsTOwN AND LIVERPOOL
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS.
!Maj@stic%us G. 10 a. H. 'Maje,tic sept 3 80 m.
(errac Aug -, p. m heimhlg sPe ~ 81 81 ~
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Scod cabin $40 and s45 Excursion tkets favorable
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-02-01

THE POET WAS STAGGERED FOR A MoSIENT.
out-help me and will listen to your
poetry"
81 have no poetry"
"Well, for mercy sake, help me out
anyway"
Listen. You have taken away my
inspiration, but will save your ife-I
will give it to you as New Years pres
ent."
Cadmus did not wait to hear what the
man had to say, but after helping him
out hastened home. He sat by the fire
and mused. "He stole my inspiration
and / ought to have drowned him.
That might have restored my inspira-
tion. Now my days must be worthless.
no longer have an incentive to sacri-
flee myself to art. 1 believe that can
become a successful business man. I
will go away from this place and devote
myself to business. 1 will make people
fear me. Come in!"
Some one had tapped on the door.
Nil Spencer stepped into the room. The
poet was staggered for moment, but,
recovering himself, he said:
"You need not thank mel"
"Thank you for what?"
"For the New Years present gave
you"
"You haven't given me any present"
eyes, did; l took it out of the river
this morning and let H go back to YOU"
II don't understand you"
"Now don't be foolish"
If were not foolish should nos De
here" she SAID.
"Why do you talk so? Don't you
know that I saved Parks life?"
But why is that a present to me2"
SIS he not your husband?"
"No. Now listen to me. You did
give me New Years present, but you
do not know it. Look-some mon found
this frozen in the river this morning"
twas the poem which Cadmus had
thrown away. 81 didn'tknow until just
now that you loved me. / am as pecul.
lar as you are, and have come to give
you a New Years present-my love-
Come, let us go to the village"
Ina magazine article, recently pub.
lishcd, Parks "wrote up" the fact of the
cabin, closing with these words:
"Cadmus is now one of the most sue.
cessful business men in Nashville, and
his wife is regarded as the handsomest
woman in the State" OPIE P. READ.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-02-01

its latent heat, leaving the moisture it
contained deposited on the outside of
the glass in the shape of dew.
The reason why the temperature in
nature never sinks lower than the dew
point is plain. The air coming in con-
tact with the cold earth and plants,
parts with its moisture. This changes
from the vapor form into the liquid
dew, which change results in freezing
the latent heat contained in the vapor.
Dew is nothing more than heat and
moisture distracted from earth and
plants during the warmer part of the
day, and given back when the dew point
is reached.
Care should be taken to keep the
small tube closed with cork to prevent
the evaporation of the ether; if on
blowing into the instrument you find
the temperature to go below 32 degrees
before dew is formed then certainly you
can depend on frost.
The instrument can be put on small
shelf of one of the posts in the summer
arbor, or any out-of-the-way place,
where it can be consulted at any time,
and enable us to make timely prepara-
tions for the protection of plants against
the earl frosts liable to occur in early
autumn Gardening.