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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-09

The Dock Department granted on May - i0'V' ~
Frank Flandrcau FOR the term OF TWO years NV "
age for the uso and occupation OF the wharf P''P
situated on the North River, know a. fler Ne" ~" -
between Tenth and Eleventh ste. lie was 10 pay az
animal rental of $1,000 The same WHAT wac SCI
apart In accordance with the Consolidation AVt :"
1s-2 for the sole use Of the oyster business "Ion
Flandreau however, undertook to col'ect N'o ""'i'
Inc was met Nv the fact that Jacob l. Iousman ahd
Others were, and claimed the night To commune P''"
neutly In the possession Of the wharl' liou9"'
refused TO yacate Flandrcau demanded That the Doc"
Department remove Ilousman and his associates I"o
Dock department failed to comply with the demahu
however judge OG0rman yesterday decided tha'
Flandrcau was entitled to the aid Of the DOCK boaN
I'm removing Ilousman and his agents.
Judge Andrews, Of the supreme Court upon aP
plication Of Deputy Chamberlain Campbell yesterday
granted City Chamberlain Grain twenty adotloha
DAYS from July 10 file his report OF the cohdluoh
OF the estates of orphans In his hands, on the erOd
that the accounts numerous and cOmplc%led'
The will of the Rev. -. J. Boldly which was fled
for probate yesterday, makes Thomas r. Hayes cNeou
tor and leaves number OF requests to Roman
Catholic institutions The Roman Catholic orphan
Asylum receives 500. the sisters Of the Poor OF ST.
Francis s4gO the Roman Catholic House OF the GOOD
shepherd $3.50, and the Home for the Aged OF tho
Little sisters of the Poor 800 Monsisnor Preston
10 receive any Of these requests which may become
void and also the tcsators golden clalice. The slfn
Of $3.50 Is b lie used in payment of masses for te
dead man. His library goes to ST. JOscphs Seminary
al Troy, " Y.
The storm King Cub has been incorporated 10y
James stillman John NJ. Cornell George +. lIodgman.
William V '. Powers C. Van Worst Powers and Albert
r. Dedout The objects sought facilities for social
intercourse and accomm OdatiOns required
by members Of the club during the summer OriWineT
IN the country.
Three additional attachments were secured Yesterday
against the Granite State Provident AssOcis}On by
Assembly man Never j. stein, counsel f., Moses
I.owen thai, Of No - Attorney ST. Elias Mbyer Of
No 10 DeanCeyst. and NaX tDsse, of No. "a
Attorney ST.
Judge BookStavcr yesterday opened the default In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-09
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

The produce markets were less active. as rule ana
p. Main tendency was toward a reaction. THIS wa
due chiefly 10 realizing sales by tmld Traders WI"
had small profit The crop prospects are reported TO
be exceptionally good while the European adN''e' "V
less favorable. -
In wheat options there was an early advance OF
about IL cent but. under constant realizing prices "
steadily 10 the Close, July opened az ~ - ana
iroLn 10 90 35 cents. closing at the I"Wc'l hrHcn;
Aunlst was firm at - = and 80 o. ulllI ool e
nras.,., carried il 81 a. and % Stptthlu w.
q, - fell / cent hut closed VITA "a rdt ~ %
December closed without important cna.Eo d. oo j.,
'rhc market FOR spot wheat closed rd'ier 49," III
e,mpathy with the speculative movement Inc eu.
cnCeneutS for export were l@ooOo onSi,l,' A'""'''
eeurin, WHEAT and millcrS took l6OiO blsnels'
com was fairly active. INT yt>riui! anN'llpc
,r not continued IN the early dealinEs, thcri was
frrtlnr tulk aou hot and dry weather III cclla''II
sections of the West. and this led 70 some Governs VI
short contracts The previous ddNulce chls ~ n H.
Lcen to,. rapid however. and tie Selling coll''ttl
viii, Inc w1aNnc,s ia wheat caused dee me OF from
- IN Is cents. July options fell rom A IL !"
az as August from Is 30 10 40 = anu 7SP 80
and October each l cent 10 ~ - any - 90
rcsnectiveiv There an active deHailu iOf @
nort and SO 600 bushels were taaen 10y shippers;
Nots wcr, Scn~ibly affected By the changes ~ "Ic,,V
and corn Speculation Wa moderate, ana WliIs '"'Is
price, were strong the closing wac ~ ',. .
II and a cent The engagements for shipment "eI'
Lard wss two to three points higher and me SPEC
lafion I'm IL was rthcr more active "nN ol",, -,
50; 0j: August - 10; september 80 = V''o"0''
4G 10 NoVcmtcr rs ~ ana Dcccmb'I' % o''
The receipts uf grain and hour reported Nc>"'.'S
al New York Philadelphia and baltimore welt a. L'i
low. Wheat 1ls,Oie bushels: cora, ;i1Ori' pn',,cis
oats 1I0273 bushels: total grain. "Cy'io pu,"",s
nour 3jGlS packages. Al chicago ItHuinD al, ~
- ioni. the arrivals were: Wheat. 3l,o25 husnc> /
corn 745l60 bn,hel> oats. i.l32 lhShci'' t"''"
Grain. 1880. 326 bushels; flour, $3.50 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nc.Yori Tuesday, July s.BEEyEs- lecoipts, SO car
loads Of i59 81 carloads at Ho.oken for East side
aud 40 caoads at jersey Cs, the latter all for export
alive Win thr exception OF carloads no TRADE OF lNl'
nrtance D. Harrington sold state bls oUo ID aver
ac. al y GO per 100 u. Feeling steady.
ity dressed In fair demand at 6d0',c Tor texas
Private coblc adyicts received y Eastmans COMPANY
quot refrigerated steady at o. ID Or 'cant ZIG per
At 100 On niae i' ssma .iSd' dad sa2p %csh
shipments today . I52 quarters OF beef in the Aaska
h 5s S e c MEI WV Vita 100 q%afts Es;
wn s,o sail Wednesday Thursday with $50 cattle ana
a dS S .,s Of Gf with s.o SRS Sa both for Sss @
CALVES 40 head Of when 4os sI q, oo and
a at All tive sto was sold bunch Of bnttrrmS
csy,s iroGeht - -. Western yeas sold at 4'ac and
stat. do al 5a6c Tor mtdium % prime qualltN,
dressed calves were in ght supply ana ths conan" nn
moderate but on the strength Of n" egSansf Pits
Ice prr ~ Country dressed veals sold Mt 5t"sc. city
6 s'T q. a. &c .9' Gre. . 5atnits at SG5sc.
avcrr@c a, &c per Il Harlem VeaI-, 12od55 H. no
H. harrington q Buttcrmilhs few fed Calves. 1874 a.
u" ii 'f, & Mullen. veals 100 y. at &c.
Judd buckingham ., Nral~, lf2 I'D, at o'oc; but'
'e'g gf fr' GNb 5 Receipts. carloads Of 81!
head arlo1ds at Jersey Cty ana caro2T at ,t5er &
od,rngs gave tolrrahy firm fecling 70 hr lamb m3rk
dy and sheep ruled .teady Bucks ana od e"eI soa az
81 25aS5 lambs at 90 5sat7 62q cg do .. s. 40
low as e. aud dressed lambs sold at l0dl2c and ny u
- a.r * p.dcock Sons: 1877 Virginia Lambs -
= av.ragc NJ &c per N; q Jersey do 0d ~ at 2G7
W., Virginia do 6i~2 p at 7'.c az do GGa a. at 7c
H. do 7G1, H. Be Bucks 1873 y. at 4sc do. 40 H.
At f6di 6 Rucknrham: $40 western lambs 90 ~ Ct
]" sherman 4 Suycf VI Kentucky Lambs. Il n, 7'c:
- HaIlsabteR 4 iio.; e8s Kentucky Lambs Oh >, at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago July (spccial)-Ihc wheat p't 20 "'' ''unI
tt.lf without the "bu' motive which helped - Huc"
Monday toward advancing prices. The FWp'' ~
- Il, ,h Northwest wrrr lower. Ih,ir were many
circumstances o. different sorts announced during TIE u'N
favorable to Lodis but The bulls played ihr ho1 ","
sare 50 hard Monday that 70 BE- compelled 70 Hp"huoh ~
altogether quit" a Disappointment. Inv oP "A 49,,
" ,n d,e and A. one time price, shoH ID loss from
Noudat ~ I'D, cent 40 the CLOSE h"N'N,i ."' H.,
IONS almost complete IccOftIN' ~.
ntJs. although varying little we're All buiI'l ~ Vi
,nr,n de.-Ilb,d 'lic market abroad -, tFn aha pI "a
49, sdN.urc mr-Ngc from the Northwest $40 wa
900 stations in Minnesota and Dakota mpufteu Go'S
-SV,'a t vh,,t IRON, rust AdNlcc- from Indiana de.
~,rd TINT The tLrrsdnr disclosing tat ir 9,u VI
vSrof would smaller than cNp1t't me '. ~,
~. a., ,hr week aagr CAT d $4,000 bu,hS, mhhut W.
.ount OF what chartered in thce days ABOUT 4VVOVo
bushels. I'll. .,.,.t a. ms, cid ~ low
a. So,.c rn0 he day suffered little IN price because
, d,cline i the surrounding pits The rang" however
WI" sion, wee Ugan dull The packrE' were sellers
mae d.clln, caused rather easier ic,lh-
nv W. ~, d,.t. At the close Th- showed decline from
~ "S Of 10 ,nts lsd decline O ~ cents PORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-09
THE MENAGERIE JOB.

From the New York Word.
There is every reason why the Board OF App0ltlon-
mcutj should refuse 20 vote the money necessary 40
carry out the Gallup Borden meihsclIc !oD' 49,.
The scheme was never authorized 10y a rhJOHN
of me Park Board only Two Of the iour members
vofd upon the question, and the declaration OF "hlup
As chairman that the measure was cFfcd, was laisc
I'm. fact and probably invalid Ia law. .
THE Board Of AppoItOnment Will hardly THINK II
rYurr 10 authorize the expenditure OF large sum of
iloney under conditions Oi such doubtful leeHllN
Moreover no adequate plans or estimates oi cost nave
hecn prepared and tie undertaking j. a blind one It.
ITO expcditures and results The proposition Is 20
,Npcd $500, 900. but everybody knows That once the
scheme Is entered upon at least half million VIII
be swallowed up.
Finally the character Of the scheme IS perfectly
well known. II + sob pure and simple. il Is a
scheme for patronage and contracts. IL Involves
the spelling OF nObie,t park In way that Is in
tOlerahlv offensive 10 the popular mind 10 is II
tbing bad all over and clear through.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-09
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.
supreme Comt-Gencral Telm-Kecess continued

supreme Comt-GeneraI Teim-Recess continued
supreme Court Chan BUS EToIe Andrews, J.-NoUoh
calendar No., / 20 g. called at IL o'clock.
supreme CoIt-SIecia Tcrm-PaH> ana lad
pr tosr~CiIcult-art I-AdJouned until october
g. 1880 . n. ,, -, add w A.
jouin'd for the term. ,.-,
surrogate's Court-Before Ransom, s-WlH o, joseph
NJ paws 10 q. IN: estate OF MaheI; p IN iOr
i,rol,nt,-Vir Of Lu-a del CGhO. W. H. c'autieF.
nttir ilchbarc, solomon BruGy ana Laura l..
HUrnap 10 3 NJ; Edward A. Faacr lghatz Unz John b.
Aiguirr and iIpnry Uebbrl. 10 80 a. IL.
t,arIr fourt- General Term burned for the term.
Sui,rrior CeuIt-Speciai Ierm-briore O"orinah' j.
Superior Cpurt-Trla Term-Parts /, ii and Ill-Ad'
~ t"mm0n ileas-lieneIal Tern-Adouned for the term
common Pcas-Sprciai IeTH4-Beioic BooAst"Ne' j.
Common Pl,as-Trial Term-Parts I and Il-Adournea
CITY Cosft-special Term-BcOIe Fusimons J.-Mo
tiOus. ~. =, m and TV Al
iOurned fOt the term. .,.,,.o ,
Cont \ General Scssons-PIIt l-Bci1re MARITIME, j.,
and Assifsut DistiicAttOney Jerome 10 - III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-09
THE COUR rs.
WILL OF MARIA NJ. FLAGG.

The VIII Of Maria VI. Fagg, executed March TO-
1850 was filed IN the Surrogatcs Osce yesterday
The executors are Artcmus : CaGy. John W. Pirr'oh'
aud Willard r. Bliss. Miss Flag, who was the
daughter OF Azarlah c. Flagg. former C0h'roher
of the city, gives Aremus =. Cady silver service
presented her father by the clerks OF the Coh'foher
office al the time of his lncumbcncy. She also leaves
:, ooo IN Il Iukcs Hospital to cDdOW free ped.
i'm obedience To "a wish OF her mother Inc repor's -
rnlIc documents aud letters OF silas wright, JOIN ~
hix Martin Van I.uren and W. l.. Marcy. once III lie
~ her father are 10 be given 20 sucb pup
lie iustitGtions as the executors decide upon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-09
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool July mnc0iionmIhe ,al st Of che
Midiling low middlng clause, July deliver
as 27oid july aud August delivery :G6ida
~ ga August delivery. 8 2tG4ddd 2S-6d August
md Scpt.mbSf delivery . 25.oideS ?6G,d September
tt,'rT S26id sellers october and November delivery,
~ 52G4ddj j3.o4d; November and December d'iiyery
~ C.d scllels December and January delivery 6OGid
sellers. w., Cation nominal. ,ntda,,c 11,.c
,o IidIlug lie good ordinary, 1926; net and gross
iecslpIss,- NV oon nominal middng 11s.c: net
ODD 5 roeSiits export, cOastwse. 131 stock 38i7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-09

Liverpool, July s. 3:i5 D. m.-BeI The mana 10
improving. Pork and hams IN poor demand hacon.
irhe demand i. imlroyng Cheese in fair dfmaa9d.
TallOw. turpentin" and rO>in IN poor demand Lard
spot poor demand futur-Th" demand il improving,
prime Western spot and July firm 81 3Os 81 Aueu:.
new 70. . winter hrm at IS new No. sprog firm -
: I'D Flour in fair demand; extra No. spring steady
NJ I0.. CorD-Sp0t IN fair demand futures in good
and mixed Western spot steldy at Is Sd July steady
sd August steady AZ g. Sid september steady az
8 O',d Hops at LondonPacnc COast-There is nothing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-09
TIE STATE or TRADE.

rlonS friy actiie; Howard street and Western super
.Gg2 10 do extra. ~ 75a9J ~ 90 fainE St tI@
wheat patent s5ds5 30 spring do $jdso 90 sprns no.
Straight ~ 3oas4 So do extra odH$4 t 20 ooaon
southern active. nr2; ReW steamer No rod
Ole Western easy No. winter rcd syCS s3Hc dniS
S24a92Ec August 9'.ao2 scptSs9m,SeF 49, TeiioS
August 4sais spbcr 4S.ss4So stf'T Penos s'c
saGS5c; graded 10. white, 3oi2d37c Rye n Urn.
ff sy .oS sGaS SSae Pio % Choice e O%s % fs g
bulk meats loose shoulder. Sc long .S Slear cur RID
i9 9Si1 'AHS%fr q 91" 5rud Gat,ss
;rsS5gg ncy Toe DO n TO On 9q scea a eSS az .
sore packed, Sasc. Egg steady I!aaI5e SoT nsS
am Rio SarfS tsir -oG 0 No: 5:,rs 'G rHad 'I1 .
s iSe @SI.GSS arn Il 10 Freghts 70 LE o;
pool per steamer quiet and steedy s cotton Cork
81 600 bush 6s 900 bush oats 600 en,h rs
saies-wheat l7C 900 bush corn, 5l,O0o bush
tRat price In No northern, 5000 bush Spot sold a,
o7S and md 22 2@ E%sS bush 80 3d. in re sod
O34e. aud car No. red at s9e 10 whtG pc IT, I
n sorr Corn ea.sE demand hSt Zoe IN Lore Gs,;
GnIet aud weak NO white 3fi2c IN store No WHITE
e3qc 30 2 mixed S3c on track Rye dIi ana nominal rn
loa trdss SO best winter ~ 5OGsi CO. Mei Grmer
coarse winter bran s3 spring do s2 80 Canal feiaht'
what a's ,, GS PC 60 s s6 Nat 9at oE * 70 s
eeIpt.-FIoar "a 900 66i, wheat 217oo0 bgsn corn
W3eat - O00 bush 1900 bush; oats 10000 bush
rvr 5000 bush. ~ raii-llour 20 600 hh. wh,at
600 bush corn 100000 BUSH oats $4,000 bush; rye
I'm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-09
OF. MARKETS.

oil CITY Penn, July S-NatOnal Transit Certificates
opened at 3Oac; highest 902c lowest s9ac closed At
sS,c sales o. 900 bbls charters. 3s 09j bbls ship
mcnt. 1890 bbs; runs. 19S,9H bbls.
Pttsburg. Penn, July s.Petroeum Trading active
fold National Transit Certificates
opened 9o'sc closed at so7ec; highest 9oAc lowest
SJa'. - r, @ >,.,..., ~. ,-.,.--.--
oronad at 9Oc closed at S9'sc highest 90ac lowest
sos.r. clcarances. 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-09
July s-The leading futures ranged as follows Z:
il)ork r,anteo.


Females.
4 LADY would like clerical work. or q
~ position IT, aiLanu"nsi-. l.. b. y.
1913 itI.ahr., corner lith-st.
I ADH writes lit = for newspapers,
- business. or private; also verses Tor
special occasions. or advertisements. ST
pERiOR. Tribune Onice.
- ItNOGRAPIER.- a lady a. stcnog.
- raphrr ana typewriter operates fost and
Remington machines. Address CAIsRILR
No. /. Elizabeth y. J.
~ lPtWKITING. architects, literary /;
j plays neatly copied also dictation Is
REASONABLE prices. Miss MARY HOLDEN.
Room as. Lincoln building Union Square.
w ANTED.- BY a young lady who writes
w a clear. p'lin hund. copying or writ
ing Of any Kind. Address Miss KAIll.
LEN OMALLY. Is Sdney Pllce. Bkyn.
NOUNG LADY soprano would Ike 20
j sitlon IA church choir; has sung In
catholic church best references. Address
NJ X g.. Isl MONTGOMERY st, jersey city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-09

UoGs-R4eeipts % carloads OF 06l head-l3 carloads
at Jersey City carloads at 40th ana eer n a
Uoboken There were 80 head on sale MARKET hr'n anu
higher With sales ~ coast 30 per 100 ID, ~, ,,av
The market is almost bare OF country ure'''u o"' why
III" saesS w Lamb Statc logs $50 n at 81 20 ,S 80
do is n 1t 81 As do, 40 10 at 81 90 honzh no. 'oo
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-09
Drres nlakina.

NJ SSF> g. aud O.. GILrATKICK. 800
NI Pafn-atc. uoll-.'~, would liz. f'W
iuolc customers AZ home or by the day.
NINI~ON pE ,uNffANtl HENRI-
Itl ETTE MICHEL ~ Mc-t 41th-st.
iu.portct all STYLES s'mmcf df!-sr- l'vnir7
nat rial taken order delivered IN i've days.
DELIABLE drc-.Haker wishes f."
IL mora cngag,Incnt- by The day reason
able b X. 49l Vest 4fth-st 30 b"ll'
ring z times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-09

..rvs From THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The speculation in National Transit ceTlUcatcs
moved - ithin narrow limits. At the Consolidated
ryclapge IL was slightly more active Wlthou'
material change in the price while at the stock In
change the market was weak. With tins exception
cveiV decline WAS followed by Lively rally
rIc r,ngc Of prices and the total dealings were a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-09

Refined petroleum unchanged at 40 for
barrels and 30 cents per gallon for cases crude OH
and nanhtha we're steady at 40 cents. There were
mo- changes In foreign quotations, which were Ant
wrrp 1. 10 IL 10 francs, Blcnel, 600 hidIhS' alh
London . 1-1O to > I'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-09

DOY. shout NJ, to maze hlmsGf useful
ID ia hou~. aud attend dor. Apply l49
last G,fh-ti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-09

Males
4 pVFRTrSTMENTs FOR THE NEW.
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFlClS,
80 l. 23S BrnadWpy corner Thirty -nrst--t.,
until 9 =. NJ. $50 Broadway, between
Twenty second and Twenty third sts.
DUTLER or WAGTER.-By competent
ID man IN private family gity Or country
thoroughly cAp,rcnccd nrst-cla,. refer.
enccs Aclr.- HENRY IROECk, l.bsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-09
Rfal Gstate rOdnieo.

" 81 between Grand Central Depot and
Broad way, or SHAVE. between 34ei and i2d
sts, or 3th.st. between 4th-ave. and Broad
way. Address. with locstfon ana price,
pTYsICIAN. Box 10. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-09
Countrp f'eal estate 60 fst

I,CENISHED SFASHORF HOUSES az
j Monmouth Bcach.-IwO cottages, well.
furnished, one near Low Moore, one near
Dalilce station rent low. Aplly 70 X. T.
hEASBEE llJ Broadway, y. Y, or l.. =.
KEASBEY. SOP BrOsd-st.. Newark.
S,f-A~iDL COTTAGES. Lawrcnc" Beach.
- +. I.-L0TIence station ! hour fully
furnished reduced rates. FREDERICh ii.
SMITH. Jr.. Newark. y. j.
EO LET House Of min" rooms.
Il on lot 90 by $50 feet. short Walk
10 depot or leach pleasantly located rent
Der year. SIG. 1nqu'rr OF .-.,.
Mis-, ANSTICE,
oyster BAY. l. J.. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-09
Gin HraI Csiaie Go fet.

A FURNIsIIlD HOUSE TO LEI TIL
"A MAY, with privilege 81 renewal OF
sell furniture; great sacrifice to settle
estate central location fine business open
ing; references. DALEY, ~ w. SotA-st'
vNO LET-Loft. l33N32. in four-story
i building, corner 9th and Lewis SIS.
light on three sides. Apply 70 HENRY t.
BARTLETT. 600 Lewis.st.
ITO LET.-Plessant rooms for school pnr-
i poses on 53d-st., bet. Sth and 9th ayes.
These rooms were for many years used by
thc Chiidren's Aid Society. Dor further
particulars, inquire OF Rev. j. @. SClIARf,
sci Sfh.aNo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-09
th Produce Exchange to-day The butter market WA
steady and unchanged. Legs, l0i2c.


steady and unchanged. Eggs. l0'2c.
Philadelphia, July S-Bour-tiood demand for desirable
grades OF both spring and winter wheats and prices
orally 1oc higher ia sympathy with late rise in wheat
Business In winters checked by small supplies, but good
trade done in spring patents at quotations Rye -four
quiet and steady az - % for choice PenD Nana Wheat
but subsequently lost the improvement and closed weak,
in sympathy with decline in the West. Export demand
light and little or speculation Receipts Of new crop
small and desirable grades OF Old wheat scarce but demand
from mlllers light. Old ungrnded In grain depot 94e;
old No red IN do, 92c Old NJ red IN export elevator
00ac. with 92c bid for new No. red in DO; No.
red, July 92d929c August o2ia d922c september 02A
p2Le; OctOle r, o2ca93c. CONCEPTION market opened
l2dAc higher under stronger cables hut with weake.
improvement and closed barely steady. Export demand
light Car lots Tor local trad very firm and &c hgt1.
under meagre offerings and fair demand No. high
mixed. 44c No. mixed 44c: lots in export elevator
were nominal at Ale for No g. 42c for and 40
for No. Q No. July, 429sdi3c; August. 43d4Stc;
September 43i,d43ae: October. 43s,d4ite. Oats
Market FOR lots and ac higher under light
offerings local trade demand. Rejected white,
dead storage 84pc ungraded white acc No white,
iiglt offerings; No. white. July, 36d36iac Augnss
49, as4i,c; septenl er 32',d33.c October 32a G8sc
Butter-Fancv good and firm faulty qualities pens
ful and duh Pennsylvania creamery, extra, l7c; 40
prints 21d2ic Eggs steady: pennsylvania nrsts
15adl0c, Potatoes firm and IN fair demand Rose NOT
folk and Maryland choice e 25df3 30 90 % faF 20 Qood
~ 50d%B DO do culls. Al 50dsl 70 MARYLAND ana VIZ
rina red ~ j0ds3 Jrsey, per @bushe basket God nc
other articles unchanged. R"ceptS-Flour' 900 200 Dds
shpme1t> Wheat 200 bush 10000 bush; oats,
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fIats 60 Get, lIntnrnisheo

CLATS TO LET IL THE
L GORDON,
sgth-st 9th.ave. newly decorated steam
heat and all modern improy,ments; rent
from s35 ~ $50 per month I rooms ana
hath Inqulte u The owner. On prcnllsos.
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forsfs ano Carriages.

NJ = n H
"A. 81. Ss4. S7G BR0oME.ST.
lLEGANI CAERIAGES Of the best class.
eUSPEN SION NICToRIAs,
{ c sPIING NlClORlASS,op,.s
T Carts. Two MSeaer,. Ianaaaists'
Man Phactons. Pau Carts. Isndeus.
S,eeiPSYe'e Ssiifsissfil aaSe :E2 a R0GRGwAYs.
EXTENSION FROM
WAGON ETThs,
DEPOT WAGONS,
CURTAIN R0CKAWAYS.
OUR PATENTS
On BCCkB0AkDS. ~.
Oak suIrsys OAK WagOSss. 9 9ss kHae;
Baesb2s ids spaas sss Ecf pSsatons oNA
ALL OTHER PATENTS IN DUCK
s sG PSiI histIs AZ $SS P$ST
noHSS x, = 6bs'iL RKHff'Sy IN
for estates and ecunGy driving
Doctors WAGONS. SlroY wagons
Ladies' Phaetons. ls-a-Nlsi
Iieht Stages. -N. top Caenoies'
kpleer Phaetons. Coatractofs 1Oos'
Pony Phaeteas. sa\on rhs..1ns'
MISiHTTRE TytPS. AL KINDS.
FOR CHI .DREN, nc
Mans Tie ies; sna n me- 10 Gnited States
LoWWssff PsiSsfIcBs FOR PEOMPr CASH.
Don't plreh,se a carriage IN town
,,potessru H ss44Ss 9x Da s{Sp D. swxxlRfERooMs
IN THE WORLD.
sEcoND'hNp sr SA1llssi "'A'
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miscellaneous

A LBERT u. SPENCER, 27G 9th;ave'
,.r,snls canes made TO order, recovered
and repaired prompt and rclloDle.
S1NRRELLAh recovered canes repaired
u pnrasOls to match suits specialtcs 700
and silver handles repaired. GAICHELLS'
2oi Oth.aVe.
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DrrssMahlng.

XnTEE a. EUGENE, Partisan dres,.
A makcI-; latest aud pretpest styles
ladies' materials taken or iufhlSh"u iI-L
class work GuaranWedi ih"ul''o H'0''
lOl West isth.st
A ErISrIC DKEssMAK NC perfect
"A ntting costumes. jackets aud wiagss
tnud.om. dresses made for 40 ana 81.
Nine. OWEN. 2G2 Wet 23d-'t
A Di;TSSMAK wishes ~ 90 out by
"A thc day private families. -ls Eas,
5Gth.st.
A RTlNTIC dressmaAlng; imported fash
"A ions goods purchased II deslrrd lotl
orders at short notice. MIS-. McELhO1'
g. East 9th.st., opposite Dehhings'
nEFSsMAKER wishes to 90 out by thr
~ dav to private families. 2l5 J.. 'oth--t
~ REsSMAK summer travelling and
~ street dresses. 81 up; Lr Luxe Costume
Album; work shown. Address MIN
OATES. $40 West 25d-st
EFSSMAK ER.-By the day; under
~ stands ladies aud children dfrss,s
cut and fit, eau be recommcndcd terms term,
reasonable. Can or address -'' west
24th-st
NIRST.CLAss DKEssMAKEE also re-
m?d G1 l IdG wa raH i9d lsi"'O''' ~"
L. RENCH. German and English dress.
superior style: moderate prices. Mrs h.
GROIN 232 Fast 50th-st., ist noof.
NfME MAURICE. reliable private dress;
wi maker elegance In citing. Sc, veil
known. 294 0thayo., opposite Altman's.
NJ HUTTON, from London, dfessmaker.-
cut SUITS on short notice perfect IL. 100
wsat I9th.sh ring bell . tunes.