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New-York tribune., 1890-06-30

boaehcd winter. CodG2c Eci Ela.n. 1885,: saDonI1ei
Iaeqs. .s6dc Xcatsioot prime oasd15c sfaits 2Gc
lALL}w no; ysricd tor the dsy rglins qget and
the market 'neay dcgoid O new fe2tfes To AatGGrp
sW Euh Io gran ~ S, 10, oldcrs
10000 quarter 2 3t British steamer sylvia, thence
oIEtM' S't hh iiU1 steamers ss's Moamoutshir
and and IT. Mono T. hea2 To- hsd @ a porte etc., SS'i oil
Adof, Phiaaelpna Tie Galt'c, $500 bbs re-
Way 1000 ''1 tSs raca IlIS = Is i Sd
de nm ,S oon SoT b,nS % To- o' MesSoIpn o.
a.ey, On fi'a;c tiis BRITISH ;hy c:l'eietn cs,:;e
rGaG1 p 70 Oh E "a u9SSr @ M ; Sse, Carr 6ca. I g panas a
and b & - @ pse "a R tero, e"t; Sorresan sa"r anS:a
r. e MaFtGiaue on private terms; Bl;i7h & ,eamer
private i'S% n@itI,h tarS s'rranO
., rEoyisi o$KI@d ll'tic be'r eod demand an,
short cesr, slS 3oGsls -; Famy Mess tlc@sl3; Extra
% sa alGsS % in M M E az qSi o S
a. a. :. IN, '". 20 !ate q 3eT's rSGh{ SSs6g rSSae
Quoci here It fi5 at ths West Sill. ctr MEATS
sIy ca S Sq @aa f% ioaa s So2s ES@dGi 9 ha s
Il c fs s ed o. 2g G Smoked fa d. ang & cS C f
shoulders, ,5l2e; SMOKED do cdGi.c MIDDLltS,,
iR1;e %ae@st. 5}5sc Scp:emSeT $5,l55Ss5 a.
.... LARD-ThcIe va very dun market today ia Tho
pr SPP @ %c 1S Saas D''s5 81 a Ro & @ -!@y 5o s @ Sn
par, export CIV steam st'ady. Silcs 80 te,, 5G0c
June roninal iGly led i.9T astcl: August closed
Gloe, asMd September cH,cd Ole s-Ked October
clos O3lc as.cf sales. LOCO t'S CSC; November
clos / G2ac no December closed 2jc Refined Con
iacat quoted pt GCjdG 400; south America, 1I?c..-;
BtTTIK--1Ls general fnaFSc, had dun look
to-day aud prices rcd tarely steady. State
Creamery pals. fancy fG-d17c: state and Ponneyly1-
MIA crcacf t,bs De good g eholce l3di5ec;
fancy 159alGc: BE- fo'co i3eal5c do fair to good,
ioal2c; conmol PC Srate nai.y. haf fTlsIn nlb. o.
pals inlcv l5c. choice 13Ilir; 1O'd, Haze:
Sta'. ntry, Welsh tubs .ancy l14lic; choice. lialoc
Dairy tubs fair. "a lOc common. ICS western Imitation
DaiIy tnis ,' o0l We;tin ;tir ., lmii;:,i9n
DAIRY. choice. i've 80 good. 6rN": fair. Gc1c:
western Factory tho~c loc n-st. sia69c seconds "a
Sc; hirds. 5i2iGc Wrsorl Darg and Factory common.
ldjc ...-..CHfl Srs-1hrr" "as steedy market
for fancy cOoicl. wille OF ors rud dun
and cav Creamery. fuli crc'm, fancy. oolorcd
5 .csicr. d Whit. S,c ~ Anc, ea- ec do gool 10
win 7.07-c: 90 fI'. Ciao i4c; Western Fa
to.y rar skins. BATE common to choice Wcst.rn dlt
ID. tns"..- IfitiS Quiet Tor The day bu.
generally soady fac stock S'ltc and
,anil fresh 1G10 jc; Canadian frc a. li'iul5c;
DO l'r - Prime. It0l4i2"; western frcsh, iAalf1c;
South l31aiic.
SUGAR RAW nchanoo1 IN ,rTicc and qu'c'.
No -ec. reported Fair refining Pultd i',c:
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COTTON MARKETS.

Liverpool June 2s. ssd.
ling low mlddilnc clause June delivery, 2l-9f
31-64d ard July delivery. n ga 20 s.0td Jny
and August delivery. o2Gfd sellers; August deyer.,
93.6iGO 26fd August and ssptember delivery 2i-9f
al ~ Wj4d september delivery 2I6f GG &2-6id Soptn:
and October delivery G2Ci sciles oet8ofr n aa
Der doliy,ry, ) 5l-6id sellers ,, ,,
Galveston June 2S.-Cottoa nominal mddnr Ike;
low mddng lie; good ordinary l0sc net ana gross
receipts GA bales: stock. III bales.
Norfolk June 2S.-C0ston quiet mddng lI'tci hes
and rro,s cccpts none: sales bales stocE 37t0 baos
savannah Junc oS.--cottoa onin1l nd1ns ii !-l0c;
low uiLdnc II l-i6: good olinsrr. 10 l-lG not ana
gross receipts bales exports Goa wise - bales stoc
,Gi5 halcs.
low niddling II 31Gc good ordinary 10 i.-lS' net "a
81 bales exports 20 Continent foo uaieS'
sales. 200 bales stock, 2s l93 bales.
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medium to fair s6as6 CO. IIogsReeep last "a hours, ours
Gae SO st week 6i2O consigned r.gsh 1920 o. hsaai
$50 of which to NewY ork 1860 for salS essc'.
medium weights selected heavy ends and eo0d 20 enc
heavy 50 90 selected YORK WEIGHTS SO 9Oas3 % ~ 1oa
80 -. - - 49,, NO.. con hood. shin.
monts 29Cj. Market steady. Good to nthcy hathe
steers 81 iOdsi 50 fair to good - So9si 90 80 eo
s$ So Mog,-Eeeepts 500 head shipment, 39p 700
jacking grades s3 55atS 05 light fair 70 beat . & oS@
s3 70. Shecp-Recepts. 600 mead sbipmcAts' I'ooo'
Market strong Fair 10 choice, $iGs5 20.
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ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool june cS, p. m-DcefHeidsrs o'er ireely.
Pork and hams-IIOlders ofoP m0dcntely Boeon-Ihe
suIply Is In excess the demand Checc- Hold r. olf
freely Talow and tuFpf ntineiders offer moderately
Iiosi-lroders Orer sl1rlngly; common Drm AZ IS "a
Iari-Spot futures-IIof offer rod"rotey VIII nc
and for-!Yolders modefaecly COra-Spot-Hold'f
ni.r spaliagly. fuurcsHold r. ofer moeea " mlSed
Westofn spot and June firm az 3s Cad Hops AZ Lohaoh
Pacific Coast-HOdcrs not Offering.
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OIL MARK ETS.

Oh CITY Pcnn June 2s.-National Transit certificates
openod AZ Sjc highest. S6S-c lowest 54c closed s)ec
Sales - GOO bbI- shipments 1885 bols runs soo@S
bIls. -, -, ...a. ~.
tooi lr,n.t ccrfcates opened at sG'sc ed, S0ec
highest SG7sc Lowest Sj'se. =. ..,e...-
rrdiord Penn. Jgnc 2S-National Transit cerIncsts
opened $500 sirAcst oG4c lowest, So'sc coseoo'sc
Cleaiances, 49, 200 bbls.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30

Centrifugal 90 test, sac do cost and freight ll0c =
cgt Loa eF cubes Cc rssHas'1ca c, ,iGe G,
3iGc: SiarGord "A &c or ~" 57sc; white Extra
&C" 1Ilgc; Extra &C." 5i2d5sci &C" 6'sc; yellow
5djist 49, . A..
siEARINE-In light: demand Choice city IN eS
quoted at 14c prime Western, 'iec oleoalaFsaIihc
elty &c.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30

FLOUR AND MEAIl-Fl OUR--ITading was less active
m moiiaay ni Sppsrsnee Ihe changSs hoWsyeT
IMPORTANT high sss6es G M rnnS liz o h% 1 ard others Eesn
900 bbls Low Extra 81 35aa2 90 100 bis City Nh AZ
81 S5GS4 80 West Indies 400 bbls Minnc,oa kX
ira 35as5 so $500 bbls Winter WheI al ~ @'GTo ~
q %? 5Ss as & supe'%s Soaos 81 So cy Gs sua
ESa G 80 s5Sss sss: 80 Winter What low erdc 81
g. 90 fair to choice sSa 81 30 fancy s o5asi 60 IA
ents Sd9a5y eSssmg to MnDcsc nD spns Wheat Low a
35as2 90; Clear 50 oods4 90 Rye Mhipies % @ t1I
dv Sssss % enas = paq ss & yS aSsy ss d. k
line prns aud a% "inf5 sfnfhK
aid without material change sales $50 bbls shipping
grades 8: ioas2 90 Trade and Family EntF9, c 3G
= Patents o. 2oGsS ac: bioc S Sncrne 4 rt' AZ
sSas3 5 fair 70 choice Fancy in small lots So 0'i 40
.'..... CO INMEAL-Ste but quiet yellow Wfst' M
Sja go SSiG'd SSSis. at 9 i0"' TO- anu H''"' "''
N-WHEAT-Specuation was rather quiet IN al
months to-day and there was nothng oi spegI" hori
which uItimIiely leo a silght advance all around hc
Hdi pd thnfs pretty much t6er way j a9lc
counts were tame and there WIS srie niue >clh2 ny ut
foreign clement which h9d depFIssins ingnc @ rted W
o. To- &c and ruled very dull until near the extreme coe
when there rise to ?-2c closing a. ue to IJ
Thereafter silc leaving OF i'm Scpt,ineer ranE,d
for 9Q7sc at the outset down to oO'c ana ts p 70 aG
THch there was rise to 92 i5;Gc 3 & eiGsng a. ~ ,g
There further rep2rt1 o. unS''Jd % wSancr aUy' % 1
and drv winds" both OF which were used by tte brs"
Sa! ISGfF1 ta aHG Sd .s s. S & bs 6 pr d
5S bush % Tafo} ana svaa9 So Sf nS the o %d The
inv closed at 92s4c bd; august 'oc bd ana pecenb
9$4c For PROMPT delivery thc maii@et va, a.o' G&m &
options shippers took one i9ar no X, h'a a. ~ 1f' De-
. did transpire NilIers bought two loads
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Gflu i)dnlco.

Males
IF YCU Ar OUT or TNrI oYMENT
GO wish ~ NAE chance, rail ~ she
cid rtl all. M 'ropoli'an Agency pos lions
procured g. =. .~Ae. , rs. cole ;o,s' clrr"s
la,u. -iailca.rn. wa'ehIen. u,eful-men.
ilrr htui- ieun-teIf. tOOss. waters. nF'-
r.cn ana nccIan g., n " fd,r7 rttF. ril.L
NIIKOPOLlTAN AGENCY. 1s' R"ny.
- tIE.N ; or women for our n-N bu-4-
y n.-- h0aG.n--. so ,ui' ana 'i'' .'iii.,'
..u.. poLLARD INnEANiN" co,
",ros.'r Mas
~ .t I'D. -Sli..l.n ol -ain-y - con-.
w J.. -.o. 90 ard" { . nr' paint 'h"In'
cli .nf ,ra-Irs Ieno.i ~" greatest selling
n.l,i> in two second no ahra on o, pap.r;
- 200 500 % ..If f.'ltt o." a'r'l'- "a. !,
amounted 10 80 in -N Ga'- another 80
loo Two hour. w" Wa, "N- tn'r-'t 20. P'H'
.s'i A4"nt tof c1c- = ana J. ,.t'Vt! ,-' -
I1r ly I,l. 3D.. D.. ato ~.
..gl.r. addr.-. III. MONROE EH'sLH
ltfr. co.. H. o." ID.
.1NIrD. An ..rerl.nr'd. .uc''s,: y.
~ ui. ius france AGENT cln obtain special
,io-tlbl. p..t'n a. n.1,,,,5,'- F.n'.'. ~
r ~t,fr> WIN t'fc Mr'ual Reserve iud
m. As.o,iatlo Potter BuildinT y P'tA
Row ~ l- 'hel Target most s'.rrcs'inl na'.
u.al premium Association go t4r WoiN IL
+, lte tvo million d1il4r. cash ~srnlu~, 30
f.fni-hc. ~. Insurance at about one AiiI
r.e u.ual rats f1il upon o. afdic-' y.
" fLOsS Vice -P-r~id"nt.
Females.
4 SNAET SNAET .oa,23s r,-i o' ..,g r,i'l,.,s'H r,c
-I- .1sa Az >trrt.am-aNr.. Gomez iftrn-
f "a '.t
KDI.SINHr woman want ~ ''-'.,
30 -.lUlf tlMn.r board 'ut house
rfrcs sf7 u.r month. 'aN ~ ai3 N'ah'i i'-
,... iIrpi,.gu. bet. o and -. hondir
morning
W ANTID.-N GOOD girl o. hrusevo-E
- rof.r.gc, -.4rir.d Cali Nj MAIN
BENG 3i9 ita-H'r., Dot. -5.n dra @'in
-f-.. upetiIf-.
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1oar0 Gno Rooms.

A AN ATTRACTIVE I'd FLOOR mi.
IA Iate Lsth, private table. or without
board, near 6th-aye. summer prices tim.
~ fnts oi permanent; suites and separat,
JncEts t.so cOIatry board Reference ~,
changed reliable inforn alton fro, 'N
- e. LELAND g. Co.
80 West 24th.st
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Milwaukee, June 2s.Fiour quiet. Wheat quiet; No;
Horth m s7c. Corn .teasy 20 on track S5e oats
fru 80. white o. track 2i+ +d|r. Ire st'ady 80.
ProSisioas drm,r. PORK; ~ 'o Lard 50 70. Butter
rnchanr chcdfars, 72d7sic; keceyts-flour 1900
bbs wheat. 1900 bush; barley. - 600 bush. Ship
n,.nts-T Tlour. $500 bis wheat 80 800 bush
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Dome5.ic 5itna,loT5 Wgnte0
Females.

HOuSEWORK or CHAMDERMAfD and
AL WAiIhtsS.-By a young American
Prot 'stAnt; good cook, wasn"r, lrOner; VIII.
Ing and ObligiDg. cty OF country; best Ot
references fi0m lat employer a. u'c
HOME BUREAU. l2S Oth.aVc.. nr. lOtb-st.
uJC SEN AORkER.-By strong, wlllifg
IL young woman j. good cOOd and laun-
please call 30 shave. near l2c-st.
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xIatS Go fet. untnrnishe0

FLATS To LET IN THE
GORDON,
s3th-st.. 9th.sve. ; hewly decorated stear,
heat and all modern improvements r"nt
from sSo TO $50 per month 2 rooms and
tssI. inquire OF the owner en- premises.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30

yy5iNTED. baby or two grow ing children
w TO take care os. by a respectable young
married woman; will be a mother IN every
rc,poct: torr,s reasonable. Please call az
or address et0 Howard ave-, last Ne|'
Norh - fiat
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: II i y III.
9is Low Middlin :
Good Ordinary

Good Ordinary Low IiddDnG ~ ii-lO
ordinary Aiiddlug- >
ne option developed further strength to-day and specu
lation was fairly active considering the hrie session.
slight rise Liverpool helped the upward movement bug
thf chief feature renewed buying OF August AZ
lie outset prices showed little change almost i'm;
iCdately aferwaTd there sharp adv ance and h1al
figures were 10 points higher and 2i points
up on late deliveries. sales. - 700 bales: e,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
Dcmcstlr 2itultlJu 9 Ualllco
Females.

CIAMBEEMAID Nc.-By Gern.l1 Prot.
v c,tant g!r finc sewing. and wait at
table ~, or country. X. g., care Mr.
Il roc. Coz Crand--t., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30

n IAMHERMAID and WAITRESS. by
I English Protestant: very neat; thor
oughly competent: good ciCy references.
Mrs. COLLIER. l2S v =: 23d.st.
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Nfal estate r)anteo.

WNNIED.-F one or two months. bv a
hlshed cottage on salt water. within one
hosF OF New-YOfa. Address. stating IN.
Tauon; price and other full Particulars. H..
EoN % bloomfield X. J.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
Gin neal Gslatc for Sale.

1SIORY stone front French bas cment;
4 gooG neiehb0rECoG now rented 81 200 ;
osiV 81 coo cash required. Inquire { W.
IODER. Broadway i 9th-st, care ii. H..
& d.
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for Gllt.

WOOD i.Inrh mnulGcr. 1l-inch plaErr
w and hatcher l. aid 81 p'ny panor.
.aw tables. blower. "0-inrh band saw. H..
hoI~r Ntia- rneinc. EsAt-r O-hor7e. Apply
10 Jamrn Slip.
con SMALL nsine. i-hor.e Baxter (;
= ~. i5-hpr-c yarh'. 80 contractors
f',.lUr. tCliDfs. sg.'.I.- and t.1c h.Hcrv. Is
foo. Luil. - I-t-.t.. J"r"y tav.
Sl.300, 900 siSH $40 orsaa,. r.mN ss' NJ,
i1- ra'4.,>Ie tGlr.-s DANIEL i.
BEATTY. Washington, y. J.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
gonnirn Real Gs!a!e Co cct

II AY R1DGE.-Ncw Queen ApDe house.
~ 10 rooms all in pr1Ycments: nnc view
q tne bay near 0C,h-st Manhattan dopo:
EElCksON. Bay Ridge-aVc., near 3d-ale.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Saturday, June 2s.-BEEYES-Heceipts, 81
carload, OF 23i hCad-J3 carloads at ODthst for last
Company. % car0eds at Jerecy Cty Tor eNpofapI
10 Great Britain. No trade In 1--we cattle ,,...,
Private cahc adyres received TO-DAY quote rcirH'rtte
hecf dull et 3i2d and American Steers slo" at 4iG'ho
The Fufnc,a take, is0o quarter: OF beef TIC Lydan
Monarch 1.J00 quarters and the Marsoa tsl.UaSJ 100
CALvEs-Ho frosh arrival but two carloads were re-
SHEEP AND LAMBSl,'rc pit, lG caiiolds Of 3'6Ot
hcad-12 carload. Jersey clrload 40 GOthst ana
carloads Hoboken ana fully - caio1is were NEG
over ycter.ey DHaaad alr buy q lower prices VIII @
Lambs at s5 5oas7 S7l2 c.ii sheep at 2ac per %; cu
Salcs~J y. Pldcock 6 Sons; 40 virginia Lambs 90
N average. at Tc per n jl2 90, G2h ~ at &c AZ 10.
C3 n ,t Csc 10 do Sa2 p At &c $50 Wet E5FSSI ~ SpIs
S q g % DO. 94 a. n p at s. Sol Ke9tucky do, sc'. H.
az 81 IS o2s Western do 81 y, at 81 ~ .
j. +. Saier & Co: lif kcntucky sheep III lo AZ
&c per n q q We;,sn o. D SZ' ~ p r. IT IT, s 2S o'
sherman & Culver: 165 OHIO sheen, s3% u, a. 2c :
II do 115i2 H. 4aic; - do 107 n, at he 90 do
12s ~ at 4Ac; II Cns, 5Gs y. a. PIG l3i kcnt'cy
Lambs G9i, n at 7iec: 1lo do. Il =. 81 1S; 20 40
90 n. at 6'sc; 10 do 60 N, at 6c 2S5 do, O3 ~ al
Xe%ton clett:. 222 western shceps - 81. p; at
Lambs common G0ia n at 5iac ncr n. ~ 20
n Collins: ~ Ohio sheep 81 D. ct s5 % POO do 20
n 2. - So 2l5 DO 81 H. &C s. go se Kes!rs do7 d5m6S3 6o
83 n at 60 IS % DO (Cullsl. % n at 5c per n.
Dillepback Dcwnv AZ Kentpcky JAmb.. GS N aver
age. at 7ssc per n s5 Buffalo sheep 9S D. n &c..
irOGS- -Rccepte. 20 carlorGs of 28i2 beads carloads
at Jersey Clty carload, ioh.st. and caroads at
IIohokci. No ,olcS on 1.-Two weight. Nomnay weak az
4iGfi 25 per 100 y.
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Real estate ~ Cxrhanne

n NlRTY MILES PROM CITY-IIouse
dock, ice. and mill property. 10 ex.
s.a1Sge 6. ior lam or tenant property. Box
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30

'COTTON-Tor pTonpt doINory rlled st9ady and lliet
.. ioe advance Sales. bales for consumption.
SSoc. Septe,nher receipts at the ports aeGrcca
bale. AGAINST d,tc-t1J DalCN Tor tht CORE
are based ON American standard OF cassifca
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
Hiscellarcou5

A LBERT q. SPENCER, 27G oih.a'c.
N between i7th snd ISu -t-.-, Hilitl. ~,
parasol- canes made % order, recovered
and repaired prompt and reliable
ID .-ileadQnartcfs 10 buying ana
- selling -econi-hand book, of nI knt- .
largc discounts o. new cook lorna q.
Ency yclopccia. good rs ncw, 80 -. '-t-
ERSON BOOK NARk RI, i23 ". lri.--'.
MONT DRINK dTtv wafcr.-AVod IL
~ Health IRON drinking impure wat :.
Get the Best aai Chcip'-; ir' I-.Dir Z.
Cleansing Water FN'er. SID"cI Plate d.
Fits any faucet Mairl ifn- for Do ot-.
II. SEED, % C'ltr'-7i.
ENTTEMEN wishing TO dislo-r n thei,
VI left.oh clothing at far value Will
please call Oh or address
EDWAKD MILLER os ch-avo.
DEFRIGEKATING machine wanted. fiom
IL 100 % J 900 pOund- capacity. - rrn
gas Watrr, Rot air or elrctricitF. J. j..
WILSON. 1900 Jth-ave.
UMBRELLAS recovered canes reInir. !.
u paras0ls 10 match suit special .c- 20
and lllvef handle- IcIallcd. HAitulLi.N,
.2i 6th-avc.
IITANTED-A small electric motor. = D.
w "a horse power: also small DYNAMO.
Address with price, MOTOR Bon 10, lFiO-
une Once.
IN OO0 CGECULARS, $50; GOO
IU,UUU cards. ~. other printing lp~.
u. WEISS s CO.. s3 ParE Row.
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11vE srocK MARKEr-RY TELEGRApH.

Chicaoo June Na--Cattie- Receipts. o0o head Mar
lCt BocV"s. 80 Jod"i 20: ste r. 80 fns5
= 20; -tocScrs and fed F', :. 3jae3 So cows bulls
and Niyed II 25rrJ lo; Ie.,s - , 5JnTS ~
Miz5I ;, itdfa - heavy g f,Is2 o. iight 20 i5s
~ 70: ,I.p,. p 20 50 sheep Receipt ZOO head
Marriott slow, Nnt'yes. ~ - W stern 50 toasi 40;
Texans s30sI: lariha. - 900eG 60.
jirgalo me rS.-Ecec'p.s iast 81 horrs 900 head
total Tor vooH far 2i9fo for samn time a,; week,
~ 100. coa-irnsl through 500 head. 5000 ~ which 20
Sc'y-y orl: 70 for sale uaret seiy aud u1che1rel
Sh,op and T1nbs-T;"ccip.s last ~ hOuW 1000 had
10TH tor vo, tius ar. - zoo for time last wcei.
81 CC6 con gnod through iG0o head 900 Of which 30
York. 1000 or salo: top gI1ls firm a1d In fair de-
r,and Shcc-C Choice 70 cxts' = - - - MEDIUM to
GOOD to choice c0as5 10 fair to good Sc c30 -o s.
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Gin Hfal estate Go fft.

E.r.DiY prone. .ies speciality: lease
L or sale /. DEF. SHELTON, 81
Broadway.
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DoarO an0 HcoM5.

--- --,--~------ ,------ - - 30 -. :.
GUNNER IN THE CITY .-Miller's $
- Hotel. 80 West .Gth-st.-tool. clean
central: hrst-class table rooms, Win or
without board table board.
T. EAST 4cru-ST.-New England LAZY
1 - las desirable rooms with board Peas on
able rates for summer months references
requl d.
0OD-ST. 10 WFST.-Dcnchtful Nooms.
& = with board terms moderate; ref'r-
.nces.
SJO.Sl. 1Gs WEsT.-Handsomely fur.
=. niShed large and small rooms superior
hoard Transient hoardcTs.
O< IH.sT.. p Handsomely FUR
Of nished rooms single or connecting,
with board references exchanged.
rITH.ST., $50 wFsT.-Parlor floor, with
II boald separate or ell suite.
Brooklyn.
DOARDING.-A nicclvfrrnished second
ID story front aicOvc room for gentleman
ana wife or two gentlemen table nrst-
ciass. 2iG Ad-lphi-st.. Brooklyn.
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TJOUSLWOkKNR.- strong Young
Ill widow with child years Old excellent
COOK and lagnGrcss, small wages; test Icf-
rences city or country. Call 1is 6:n-1Nc,
4.d-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
DrrssMdkinq.

JIfb5lNuhIU4.
4 NDEEE & EUGENE, Partisan dress
"A makers; latest and pfcttiest styles ;
ladies' materials taken or furnished fIst-
class work guaranteed; moderate prices.
l0l West jsth-st
4 RTIsTlC dressmaking; imported faeh-
"A ilns goods purchased II desired hotel
orders at short notice. Mrs. HcELROf,
81 East 9th-st., opposite DennDg's
nRFSSMA kEI; VIII 60 ont by the day.
~ NJ. TAYLOR, $50 eth.aye
II FRENCH DRESSMAKER. newly es,ab-
u Esh'd, makes dresses equal to best Par
islam houses. best references and work
shown. .Call at a. west 20th.st.
EIRST-CLAss DREssMAKEE. wishes
more customers at her own home terms
reasonable. SO SiNtb-ave.
E'RST.CLASS FRENCH DRESSMAKER.
L -Bes, city trade VII 90 in country ia
p.ivate family. Address 1854 Broadway. s.
SNAPP city references.
NJ BUTTON from London, dressmsker.-
I'VE. Perfect At; elegant draplng giU CHAINS
and satecns, IS. 100 West i9th-st., ring
bell times.
N}ME. 4. ANTOINETTE, III West
vi l7th-st.. making specially Of Misses,
dresses, oilcrs this week elegant imported
Partisan dresses for children 20 - years,
regardless Of cost. to close the season.
MRS. WHITE Reliable private drcss.
w maker: elegant fitting done at home
or at customers' residence. 3l9 East 9th-st
nIAISON DE COMPLIANCE, Henrictte
w Michel. 10 West 47th-st.-Imporvd
India silk and woollen summer dresses
spccial low prices for this week only
dresses 10 order delivered In FIVE days.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-27
FLOODS IN TEXAS.
Within Week Foot of Rain Has Fallen
Dolugipg the Country, Sweeping
Away Bridges and Rais-

Wunin q week root OF haln das FaIlen
Delaying the Country, Sweeping
Away Bridges and Rais-
ing the Rivers.
ST. LOUIS, April 26.-Additional advices
from Texas show that the great rainstorm
which has prevailed there during all of this
week, has covered nearly all the northern
and western sections of the State. reaching
out as far as Big Springs, on the Texas and
Pacific Railroad, and almost into the Pan
handle in the northwest. Nearly foot of
water has fallen since last Monday, and all
the rivers and smaller streams are at food
height and the country is practically
Inundated.
Five freight and passenger train are
laid up at Colorado on the Texas and
Pacific on account of washouts. The bridge
across Morgan creek is impossible and the
track in Lotion Valley is three feet under
water. A part Of Abiline is flooded, the
creeks running through town having risen
over 20 feet, and people living in the low
bottoms were rescued with difficulty.
Trinity river rose q feet and is flooding
large sectioRs of country along its banks.
The Brazos river is also overfowed and do
ing great damage The Peas river bridge,
near Vernon, on the Fort Worth and Den
yer road, is wrecked and 500 feet of its iron
spans and IL bents of its trestle work ap-
proaches have been swept down. At Over
brook. on the Topeka and Santa Fe Indian
Territory, large bridge was washed away,
and another at Marietta, ON the same road,
has been carried down. Several hundred
feet of the approach to the Santa Fe bridge
across Red river has been washed out and
other damage has been done to the road,
both north and south of Red river.
A haifmiie washout occurred on the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas at Lindsey sta
tion, and 90-foot bridge over Montague
creek was swept away. In fact, all the roads
in the northern and western parts of the
State have suffered from the washing out of
the track, culverts, bridges, embankments,
etc, and it will take several days to repair
damages. The Red river, which is receiving
the largest part of the water that has fallen,
has become high, but so far there are no re-
ports of serious damage by the overflow of
that stream. The rain has been the heaviest
ever known in Northern and Western Texas.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-27
AFTER MORE GAS.
The Philadelphia Company VIII Continue to
Drill All Summer.

The Philadelphia Company VIII Continue to
Drill All Summer.
CANoNsBURG, April 26.-The Philadel-
phia Gas Company will push things here
this summer in way that will bring great
results. This company will keep half a
dozen strings of tools running in this re-
gion all summer. Most of the drilling will
be done in Canton township. In fact, Man
ager A. A. Rowe says it is absolutely neces-
sary for his company to keep the drill going
in order to keep up the supply of gas.
Their we'll on the Andrews farm in Mount
Pleasant township is on top of the 50-foot at
q depth of $3.50 feet. The well in Canton
township is down $50 feet. Their Thomas
Shaw well, in CHARTERS township, is down
], 100 feet, and the Thomas Thompson Is
down 450 feet.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-27
DE EVEL0PING COAL FIELDS.
The Broad Top Region Soon to be Mn
produrr;va

The Broad Top Region Soon to be Mnde
Productive.
HUNTINGDON, April 26. There is q
boom on for the Broad Top coal field just
now, as the change in the management of
the Huntingdon and Broad Top Railroad
means great deal to the people of that re-
gIon. The directors Of that road have
elected 8. NJ. Janney as President of the
company. Mr.. Janney has been a director
of the company for years, and W i'll pursue a
policy that will develop the valuable coal
fields of that region. These fields have lain
idle practically for long time, but this
region will soon feel the impet US Of the new
movement.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-27
SHIRTS
AND FILINGS In GENERAL.

A good Shirt that fits and keeps
its shape don't pull at the neck or
bulge at the bosom, is what we offer
every time. In underwear we show
a superb line of Spring and
Summer weights and patterns. Cur
Hosiery Department leaves nothing
to be desired either in style, quality
or variety. AS to Neckwear we
simply excel all our past efforts. See
our Summer Silk Ties at soc and
soc. They're worth double the
prices. Beautiful novelties in Scarf
Pins, Cuff Buttons, Studs, Watch
Charms, etc.