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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-01-24

You can get Crescent Creamery but
ter at the City Market, telephone num-
Der four.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-01-24

The following bills against the city
were presented and referred to the
Committee on Accounts:
Geo. Forbes. work in City Hall ........... 81 %
A. Ellis chairs for City Hall ............. 0 90
Crns and Cook work about City Hall 10 90
W. :. Carney. coal for Fire Department
and city Hall -. 80. So IL
Geo. l.. Jones, work and material, public
light account .-.-...-.-..-.-... IS III
On motion, the Council adjourned
until next Wednesday, at Z 80 o'clock
p. NJ.
ROBT MARI,
City Clerk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-01-24

LAMB s wool rib vest, in all shades, at
SOC, at Armstrong;.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-01-24

considered on third reading. y mum
her OF minor amendment. were made.
and the salary OF the >tatietician was
reduced from $'lNOu To- II 200. After
long debate the ill wa, ordered IN
"ru>S,!.
: VI. NJ. -. relative to the appro-
priation OF 100000, for improvement
Of the Skaeit, was read 10y title and
passed; II yeas, noes.
The House concurrcd in the Senate
amendments to the Grand Army but
ton bill.
The House refused to concur in the
Senate amendments to Mcglcr's bill
relative to the appointment IF Com
missioncrS OF Deeds. \ committee Of
conference was appointed, consisting
Of Evans, Meglcr and Pickrell.
H. i. No. 81, relative to incidental
expenses OF the Legislature, was re-
ceived from the Senate with amend
ments; agreed to
The House reccdcd from its amend
ments to :. b. No. IS, relative to pros
ecutions by information, in which the
Senate refused to concur.
Adjourned till 80 next day.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-01-24

Try that prepared mince meat at the
City Market, telephone number four
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-01-24

Double width dressgoods Toe per
yard, at Armstrong;.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-01-24

ALL linen handkerchiefs for &c, at
Armstrong;.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-01-24

When she was Child she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria,
when she had Children, She gave them Castoris.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-01-24

WATER proof gossafners pc, at Arm
stronr's
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-01-24

ALL wool flannel 25c, at Armstrong;.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-01-24

Photo and Autographs Albums.
Purses, Vases, Cups and Saucers,
Brushes, Combs, Papetaires, Letter and
Note Tablets, Stationery Of all kinds,
Notions, &c. We are positively closing
out these lines of goods. Call early and
secure bargains.
TALCOTT BROS.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-01-24

several talented artists in the profession
The sale of reserved seats has begun
at Van Epps'. Admission so cent.
and 81.
On Wednesday evening, abou,
twenty-five young men assembled al
NJ. E. Church lecture room, and started
a movement to organize Young
Mems Christian Association for Olym
pia. A committee of five was ap
pointed to canvass the city with 9
view to securing additional name.
and another meeting will be held a,
the same place next Wednesday even
ing, at Z so, to which all interested in
the movement are invited.
The gas company has just received
a large amount of South Prairie coal
and we may now expect an improve
ment in illumination. The company
has labOred under great embarrass
ments the past few months from ina
bility to obtain good gas-coal at any
price, and in the confusion incident to
the extensive improvement of the
works, but those troubles are now
passed. 1t is proposed, however, in the
spring, to double the capacity of the
plant, but it will be done at season
when its resources are not taxed to
their utmost, and consequently with
out interference by the service to the
public.
As illustrating the effectiveness OF
e1vertising, we have simply to note
tia. in q recent issue of the STANDARD
We stated the fact that two missing
copies OF the paper were wanted to
complete our files, with an offer of a
years subscription to anybody who
would send them to this Office. In
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08

TOACHNAN and GARDENER-COOh
| y and UNDRE>S.-By Engi-hman anu
wife 10 children man capable with hor$s'
garden, lawns, milk, &c. wife good cook,
| fns laundress: oxcellent darywoman and
| butter.maker roultry &c. good reicr-
encts. 1t CAkPE%f fERS. 10S 6th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08

price from 90. to oc n westerns s sold a: 3d$i;e
SflesJcaq Wright CO. yeas 9s 1SS SS = ayel2ss a
IL do. 10l n, az 4s,c culis 3l5 ~ 3, &C. p, o,
lGl ~ at Sc 81 western Calye 2ii H. at Sc 20 do. 2oj
N. q: 3ee; 244 do. 90 IN, at S.e c.,...
a. S ~ y a. & &c ESQ n ss % do Do dew @ a. &c Eos 70 T. a
od n Ss Reyey g g g. y los 70 a s. si e g &
2 D. narrnqon 9 II Grs ira Nzca & do & az a. r. a 4e t''
Judd Buckas9om - veals lq9 9 S 10 a. A. &c 10 do
100 lsS n il az led Sts caves Is dG iSi No. ~ at " ~
potd % qsESk BSttsSS fSVj caVss and IS
ger gyaao lTC p l6o Ss r. dS at ~ s5 5 q DO 100 H. at &C.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Eeeeiois e. o enrGsds I9, Of Gosa
were In fair demand at sdays prices or AZ Side1 70
E a 100 q @ 50 for oSofy & SSR 70 Of pS' o E
to-day and prices UNCHANGED io s lass OF stoeA
to best sold al 5sdsc per NJ and mixed bunch OF sheep
Dressed mutton Slow at 22c Tor decent to prime with
inferior going low &C. Dressed land hGef i"r RCoa
''Ssiss, ass 5cs g. dtoe r Jersey Lambs g
aSsyfss a. dS, Ss ?SSa ?oa. a Ss Xrsna
n p g. g 's er l5S 81 90 g So % g.
iSeS g{Sas1s% aS 4 e. Z g 81 s. d. & +
al $ 25 20 DO rs at sS So insr q Dc o5 tsmSs n e. IN,
svsrasc sssFah 4; S 90 ~ 5s s r.
% S5 Il Kentucky Sheep 1l3 b. at s.; 10 DO. 14o
s5 l5 do l0i y, at ~. , ,,,,, -, on. q. .
eac: ii9 do C3 M at 6i2c ia do, 90 II, at Gtc p
Vi1gne a9ssR Nss ~ ~ Jersey lambs 7os ~ at 79sc o7
pennsyyania do "a H. &c; y Western Sheep. 90 ~
a. Sc 10 PENNSYLVANIA do. 100 N; at i2ic; .
a. A. at R'aEs5t z % ads sT %n & G ri
~ Walsh Kirby 4 Co.. 159 state Lambs G5t = at OHc
~ Hume a Mullen % State Lambs, 1G d. ~ Tic.
D. Harrington: 80 State Lambs, II H. az Tic; Bucks
100 N, at &c.
uOGS-Recepts 10 carloads Of 2,S55 head: One car
load for sale sold a. last repor Market dull ana
nominally weak at Sid$4 % per 100 ID.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
TIE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug (SpeciaD-There was some bear
news in wheat to-day and there was in addition
heavy liquidation. The result that prices at the
close showed decline from Wednesday Of about
cents The most influential bit Of outside news
the announcement By The Cincinnati Price Current
in its weekly summary Of the crop situation that II
estimated the winter wheat yield wOnh be about
250000000 bushels. and that the spring wheat yield
would be about 155, 900 900 bushels. These figures
were good deal more moderate than the one which
the trade has listened to- and consequently the figures
little dispiritng 70 holders and decidedly dis
couragng 20 short sellers. The announcement by
THE Northwestern Miller another respectable
authority that itS Information led 1t 10 the conclusion
that the recent hot weather had rather affected the
quality Of spring wheat than cut down the quantity,
another influence i'm precisely the same direction
Private advices from the Northwest were little
tember wheat on the carly Curh sold rs high As %
cents u opened regularly at 81 sold between 81 IL
and % 3-5 ard closed at % 5-S December opened
AZ 81 sold as low as 90 80 and closed at 90 ~ .
NAV opencd at 81 OF - and closed at ~ OF 81 II
the opinion in the pit that the great big seller
OF the day Hutchinson. The arrivals here were
157 cars; the estimates for Friday ~ vessel room
was taken for $4,000 bushels. 1t was day Of
LIQUIDATION in corn, rs II was in wheat. Prices at
sonc radical advces from the West and In spite Of
showed "a decline at the close OF nearly cent from
Wednesday. May opened at 80, sold between 80 ,
and SO IA and closed at 50 IS cents. "The Price
Current" estimated that the damage to corn so far
aggregated little over 800 600 bushels. and that
the Yield would be about 1,GOO,OOO,O0O bushels.
Pretty nearly everybody at once figured that tnlS
The receipts here 313 cars the estimates for
Friday 375. Gables were lac pence higher Vessel
room was chartered for $4,000 bushels: oats
had as much action as the 0ther gra,hs. Not only
Iinnidations on very large scale August opened
al 40 IA and closed at 80 IL cents September
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.


Tho activity Ia weat continued yesterday and the
record options up 100000 bushels The news
OF the day beIi5a and before the close liquidation was
started. Firm cables and crop estimates o; unfavor
able character caused the opening to be strong but the
selling OF longs assisted outside OF the deie 20 realize
profits by crop adyices from the Northwest
The were >. aud sa cents Tor the
months August opened AT 99s, AMI fell u U.s.
cents. septcnbr dropped from 81 0OJs ~ ISL cents ana
the - lower. Decrmncr opened at
81 C6'iGS o. to 81 0l e. Casa whtat was lGl4 ceis
lower export demand nearly Oi,UOO bushes,
all sping wheat ior the United Kingdom. Ine milling
demand ran up nearly $4,000 bGsnois.
weather reports and the eSmat, OF The Cincinnati Price
Cuuenr' OF cop oil Lou, 900 bushels. Ihe
speculation amounted nearly s. Go00 900 bushels. Late
dispatches from the West promised rain and induced
ing at the close The net losses In options were ssd T.
cent. spot lots lined 2al cent in spite o. shippers
taking i0i 900 bushels.
Oats depressed by better crop reports. Cash lots
steady, and August options endrC UNCHANGED The
HsfeSf sff nO"''' rose a. '0"' carly O'' ''
Lard sympathzcd with cora. and the options closed OH
9all point. Tor the later months
Thc final qtotltions were as follows: -
Whcat-AugusL 9Ss. September, 99ls October 00l4
December, al Ola; May, 81 054.
Corn-August, 55hi september. o5t; October, o62
cent?.
oats-August a September. i9b October q cents.
Lar1-ScptHhbcr. al 81 October 80 0S; November,
90 70; December So IS; January QS9D, 81 10.
The receipts OF flour and grain reported yesterday at
New York. Philadelphia and 1altlmorr we're a. fellows
Wheat, i1o,yJJ bushels; corn 2lO59" bushels oats,
6i 40 bushds total grain ijl 911 Luhe' lour 260Jj
pkgs At Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Louis the arrivals
we're: Wheat, ls52i9 b shells; ccrn, 81 322 bushels
eas 81 9I2 brshsls total grain, COZ 1873 bushels hour
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
san Franicsco Aug. T. 1880.
Eegal Notices.
SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY

Mary osy charls, Reilly nd and A.nls S p. 2:
oo @ DS aHa as o Osss e9q
fRomas j. Reilly, Mary r. ReIy, Magic side George
MSSHb sarS D. Watf5 Nozzle aSn Da Soee William D No
i%ss S1.s pa Ry SS Msrsses aSa R Rs Anna Reilly
N:S X E Y IeSGns fses 4 Reilly hs And 81 %
Ieg.Ii issue Of Thomas j. Reilly who may hereate,
E 2 born q & any n T. Ga Es al SS s
her all uHo%n per%sSns % Se saaSar be- born
SSrn o To sS' Sos
born who may a. bs any s aSe q sef f65Sas R
Of City and County 2, dceeassd under ,Ss & e1S
Day Sy iSs q SscSe q h 1887 ss' and % ne s"a Ga
day ocOS ss Cr Ohsrw;G a1S GrS GASe' Reeves
10 the abovenaned Defendan.s A.. u,.,.. 4.
h and 70 within 5En wO SO ds "a r the Service
your failure OS E, to O o Se % demanded % in a
f$fSRSisD0 SsSTsS0 NcSf soHIat q 1s'f f,n.a Attorney
end ce A6tr, No. 29 Sn ;cnyss ws
Mcco@S 20 s SflSaes chsres Rsess
81 % E TsS Se ss ss Be soa
n Mar Esy yhe the Be Of SS" S s Gf IT, &
born who may be born to M am Sos Aad a
Sorn or who may hereafter be born her; And ali
%nhs smv 59 OF e an ESS Sy
in the estate Of Thomas oReilyi late Of the CITY aad
Ssn os VIII II aGa testament dated t 1S October
1885 the codc thereto dated tne z5d cay OF octooef
1888. or otherwise. - -.
tion pursuant order of Hon. George p. Andrews
Justice OF the Supreme Court. City and County OF New
S oF sS aTG e % 1S a'y e T % G 0 '9s & u
April 1890 this action the Office Of TIE Cer OF TIC
(ty and County NewYork at the County Court House IN
the CITY OF Nev.Ycrk in the State OF New'YorS
Dated July 1Tth, 1900.
FERNANDO sOLINGER. Attorney for Painaa. -
NEW W-YORK SUPREME COURT. CITY AND
~ COUNTY OF NEW-YORK: K:-Campbel Printing Press
and Manufacturing Company Planth Sganst Wilson n.S
dant You hereby summoned 70 answer the complaint
pats attorney within twenty days after the service OF
his summons exclusive OF the day OF service and In case
OF vour failure appear. answer, Judgment VIII 20
against you by default TOR uc reiet denanoea IN
the complaint. - -, :, ,aoo
CIIAS DE HART BROWER, PLAINTIFFS Attorney,
Postolice address and Office, No. 10 Wall Street New
York City. $3.50 - - .-,..
served upon by publication pursuant 70 an
dor ~ Hon George r. Andrews Justice OF the New
Work Supreme Court dated the Goth day Of July 1890 and
dd with the complaint the Office Of the clerk OF the
WewYork supreme Court City and County Of New-YOrk
NewY0rk County Court House In said city, county
and state said date. -
CHAS DE HAKT BROWEk, Plaiptins Attorney.
once anu Postoce address, No. 10 Wall Street, New
York Ciy.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore SSotOg Sg nddps % 12tc tc f2n! r
No. red 95e West irregular no. winter red SPOT
a5 5ioc August g5a9j9ic Septcnbes 96-s09B2c; Otto.
Der 97c peccm9er y og wS r5 mI [
mot AUcnst and September, 5isc bid October 547"jac
O1ts yery firm ungFaG southern and Penhsy 43a
pJaced NO. . Whit iSc' do mixed. 45c. rye firm
choice. Gl aG2c: good to prime. 5s@uOc c0Gnoh 70 Eif
So TO- P.ovs OH, active. firm Butter arm. scarce
Eos 0uiet I5i2Si7c Coffee steady. Sugar strong
eranuitel Gic. Cor9er md whiskcv uhchMgo4
Syain "a Corr for orders IS 9Ga:s. Rcccips-FlouF,
$40 b,ls: wheat 76Qao bush corr ID ooo R55h o!ts
SUo aa 9osn TX 200 bush corn 50 COS bush Sales
Wheat rs coo bush: corn, $4,000 bush.
Boston, Mass. Aug flour Stroneer, e., and prices
GI1S5c oats very dull so white 47ai7c; shots
excited demand fair midalNgs l92a2Ie wnoeg 1 5r!1,
9Ed2dc spring bran l9c POFK and lar4 sr shade G
ar@S T5a ss ssG uSS B"r ad
higher fresh extra yerm9n Gres%Sy @ ao@ in 1"q "
but pre5s ices for irS Eecsgs 1gt- SeS 3
bush: oats. 10000 bush; shorts 100 tons
Buffalo. Aug. 7.--Wheat-No had opened firm Gooo
bush to arrive sold at 81 o6 closing GheIed G a.
ofercd winter grades aud firm; socs. carloads No
9sc caoa9 10 S,i NS 'f a. gu acS XXX az C6 yc od NO
frm: sales 90 600 bush no yellow at 532e ioOe le-6
& no y. S3 15lc: closing dull ana aic lower. Oats
Dns"ttled demand light No white N store 3c: 30
carload No %sS on isca od az now 2G On - % %u d
at S9G Ioiac and 10 carloads No white on track at 42c
RYE quiet SIC asked on track Flour Nrm ana IN. n
AIbapyowhcat 3l2c corn. Sc; umbeto Albsny, 81 65
II 400 bnsh corn 30S 900 bush oats, $1,000 bush.
Canal shpments-Wheat. coo bush; corn 119OOO bush.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
1--WE STOCK MApKErs-nY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo, Aug 7.Cattle-ReceLpts lat p hours. iSSV N
head total for week thus far l74OO tor same uue
week, 1900; eolssned throqgh lG29 had loSp
and Lamb-Rcccps last "a hours, 1000 head total dor
week thus far 2l 600; for time last week $500
ronsigned through 600 head. 1400 OF which 70 New
York $40 sale mar&ct stronger. pug n9t quoaoyy 40
higher Hogs-Recelpts last "a hours, $40 1esn toai
for thus far, 2osG0 for same tine las, sfS
AK 60 consigned through, 29i0 head, $50 OF Whcn
90 o., Xc,y WORK: 3 OsO Tor sale: market duu and weak
mediums and heavy. s3 90ds4; heavy Yorkers S3 %
chicago Avg. 7cate-Recstpts 1000 heaa ss sep ny
steers sS 81 4O and feeders 42ae cow bulls
and IxYd s 20as3 20; Texans. 81 40as2 30; Western
rangers - Ods3 TO- Hoqsloceipts, - 900 head snip
uents 5000 market opened steady elOifd strsaSf 20
81 g5: sI,, % 50d%3 CO. Sheep-Recepts, 900 mead
shipments 500 Tarke dun. weak; NATIVES S3 % a
s5 10 Western S4at4 10; Texans SO SjdF4 20; lambs
81 COas5 80 -. . 100 ,. .,,.
St Louis Aug. 7.-Cattle-Receips. 24CO head; SNIP
meuts 5OO market strong good 70 fancy native steers
s. 2oas fr to good DO SnSa no. s2sS g 2Sds2 @ sS
Hogs-Rcccipts, aGco head .hp9eats sGG MARI: msr%et
% jOda3 90 light. fair to best % 9oa$3 IL sheeR
fair 20 choice, @3 j0ds4 60.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw-York. THURSDAY. Aug. 7.-BEEVES-Rcceipt 1OF
carloads OF head including 50 carloads for cNDoft-
On alive 26 carloads for ughtercIs use ana a
tncc carload Tor the market. No Sales on the hOOi
leclng d cidedlv weak for all but toD grades.
Civ dressed beef in mOiefat fedust az o'i1 ac ioI
choice sides. with very Little good
cnolgh !, exceed &c CHICAGO dressed trle more atN
than day and selling at 81 Texas Beef ranged
IN price from 70 She and there appeared to be no
rrrnce Tor that dressed at 'he West
Not much Of 10 wanted in this latitude.
Private cable sdvces quote Refrigerated beef du at
RLd or scart &c Dr and AWcrcsn steers selling
fn iodon and LIVER oo lOdl1c. estimated dressed
Weight sinking oaal few tops going high as II 2c.
Shipm.nt> dlv. $50 Cattle on the knight Tcmplar
and 90 do on the POara The jersey City took $50
ouart - OF beef Nelson Morris instead Of loo quar-
1 p, as ;. reyOittd.
ouotations nominal at S25Gs45 head for
CALVEs-Reccirts POS head of which 1.037 at Goth
.t Slow but steady for Nal. OF go9d Quality while
i~sr with at least goo head unsod. Veas ranged in
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08

$s 1s'f'' .sn ss
NeT.aeSa tSS 60 sOui1er !2s natural lo,b MIN
sSs ssr oSGc SSt ed EaiS sidsSc SaPcsSsd sS!
stiraits, 25a2ec Hank 3ia2Sc'
OCEAN FRLlGHIss accommodation Mi for n g,ain si
oPsa,s SSaseqSenSly es are sn gGssGS 1oo 5lSS
a S SS @ SoSc eese S0sS 10 & sc @
cheese 70 NeweaStle Sos and 200 boxes bacon 2Ss' r.
philadelphia 70 ST Louis de ihoae 500 66s crude
1000 bbs refined. Is iOEd Norwegian bark Nora 500
SSs rene m Geo the same reS SarS William
thARIERs-Gesmsn bark Valps raise hence 70 NewheS- ;
hence to Mexico and beck on private terms british bark bark
h hSnSS TO TO Sa H5s nn and csa general on pr
vste terms.
PRovIsIoNS-PoRK-H an increased demand from
within range Ness quoted at siSasli Short Clear
SEfGucs sS Ss, Meme seGersy steady tHy Extra inGia
Mess in tes slXa1- so Extra Mess, in bbs 50 ,5a:1
81 S%@' B2BES HlMs@frn and fairly active; SqSiee
H1JT;YT ANfNIs~Fimv maintained IN price wi with fa
inquiry sales aco6o n reGsG Bess n qyeras,
Hams Is ,es August esc 800 tcs do September oe
s GoS sss So 100 100 @ 1su pS% s%cad sp%sr SS
resa T.. "a n 9pIlT am AZ icsIc & SMOKED do
eklsd Shoulders, &C smoked DO GsS5e MdDDItS1 :S1
siSS5'5Se JSnuaTy, 5.45s6.03 &c. . DRESSED HOGS
! iS.lSa5Sc; Pigs 5'se....1.E EARD~Ruied weaker to
day Influenced by the break in corn Option. d.
G a'S SdsS s s. 6.c 81 c '@S sse cisco sC
E51c sales $50 t,s SOFAS 5Gc OCTOBER closed at Cos
bssc sales go teS. osSS7s Ianuary closed at 5Ios
na9i 2TSSt Snc stock decidedly r@ef and
general market is strongly maintained with fair de
insnd. State, creamery, pals fancy l92e STATE an'
Sss fsS1sy'rs8.a S9ssI'E EsH HU.
Western creamery fancy, II do choice loGiO q
hair TO- good, Iai4c State dairy hahEsi1s 1 tubs
lie fair saoe Western dairy, choice, 1oa11c do good
taosc fair aSse Western & e1as aetOE Jgne ni9s
S9sc thirds, 7a79e.. HEESE-Ihe general marke
rules barely seady and trading quite moderate Stac
5.S7a-c; good to prime 02oGasc common TO fair 6eo
6fc State factory part skins 3a5c, common ~ choice
full I s6m sSS s eGd in bsye favor State and Penn
syyania fresh fsoc Canadian fresh 17 lsc ,do fair Z
good lie; Western fancy, 172c; fair, 10Gl02c; do In
ierior in cases S20S3.
SUGAR-Raw-In moderate demand at full late prices
Sales $50 hhds Porto Rico Muscovado, 13l6c and
400 hhds Moasses grade, 50 test. 4'sc, and cagI
Centrifugal. 95 test 3isc and I. Fair refining quotet
At 4sc Centrifugal, 96 test. 59c; do cost and fresh
Crushed. 6'sc Cut Loaf. Csc; Cubes, 6hc Powdered
7l6c; Gr0nulated. O Lice Mould "a" Gsc Coaf.c
t9asr; "a SC STANDARD % - "a" A. f$tr lSlSc OF o.
&c" 1516d5e; yellow, 424a47sc.
STEARINE-Laid firm. Choice quoted OF 7@aSe u
hhds snd es Oleomargarne city 5+e. Sales oo hhd'
4 o. b. az Baltimore. 5asc.
TALLow-Stonger and in fair request Prime cit,
at aSc. Sales. 100 hhds at 46sc.
woOI-There is practically no change to this market
though the demand j. hardly up to the 0As
tines however and few dealers be found willing tG
let stock at concessions.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF FhlOh'
There was some stir option trading at the Con
soIdatcd Exchange yeeay, and prices rose from jus
to 02 cents, erdng at r,acton Of cent. Inc pr'-e
al tho Stock Exchange ruled cent above inc hRr' VI
Wednesday. There was more comparative acuNy III
options that IN the resuiarway ueaihES a' ",o "a
Exbonce hut at neither Exchange the days de-
vcogmens OF p1rticu1r int rest, The stronget arA r.
Cor refined oil Influenced some buying o. cru,
,h,ractne of tho crude speculation Is uncnangec WheVI
prices are at 80 90 81 90 cents lne oly sellers
nnors vino do not possess the goods Trey oheri the oh
yea byers are mon who not investing quarIs or nan
dollars As a matter Of fact there are 10 nSvls a. -
Sn cnatIve sense The only demand Is from conspm9 On
and with the best season for consumption dVnu W
trade work OF the drill must be- Dusnet hS ~ ats
nroIurtlou Is brought up 20 IN" ttlU.He''
whch many observers made OF the summer ptvuuseoh,
l All that need said Of the current Market H. hs ~
canrot be turned into real speculation un, e So
onnosprs Of an advance receive the usual lsson n,
market closed without significance beyond TINS ia-'as
commercial condition. nav exert little power before o
speculation realizes their force ..ouo ~ 90,
The range OF prices total dealings were as ioi'
iokgs
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08

| ~ HANBEi;MAID and WAITRESS.--B By
" q neat capable girl; city or country
best references not AFRAID Of work; willing,
sober, honest makos desserts, serves wines
In courses careful Of silver and glass. Gull
| 272 Oth-ave., near l1th-st. HALLS.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08

I AN.-,ertleman di sposing OF his
u horses wants situation for MS coachnlah,
| who is single, strictly temperate ana taor'
oughly exIeiienced city or county snS,,I snu.Ir
| stands garitnine milking, grhcGsly ussJJIS.
| can highlv recommend HIM Aadfess
! pJ.AKI. Tribune Oflce.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08

opened at 80 o. sold at 40 and at 3s 3s ana cceed
ak 30 5-s May opened at AZ Ia, sold at 43 = anu
closed at al 58 Because Of the bull energy e1npteu
BY early at Que time January pork shower aa
advance Wednesday Of % = cents, January ia M
AN advance OF : IL cents and January ribs an al
vance of 20 ~ cents. At the close, however tley
not only showed all this advance lost bur January o
pork even showed a decline from Wednesday 0f ~
cents and January lard decline from Wednesday ot
10 cents on the curb september wheat ciosed aO
05 "a cents and Soptembcr corn at 80 IA cents.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08

auet standard pork si1 30 Irregular sll LardButch-
ers steam SIS Ss Dry AT meat o9Hed % sncaIder' cls
s5 65dS5 20. Bacon shoulders - 10 longs, s3 % rio,
50 l0ds1 l2ie short clear e0 dS6 70 Hams; siVd
corn 10 600 bush oats 900 bush. shpmcnts-t loqr,
1900 BUSH wheat, 22,0OO bush; cOft Oi'Ooo push
oat, 81, 900 bush.
Toledo, Aug. 5:-whcat weak. lower cash August. gust
September 3shc. CoyCreei active. lower October and
December SO 20. Reccips-Whcat III Gs2 bush corr,
p $50 bush oats, ,GS3 bush shpmens-Wheat o2OOo
New-York tribune., 1890-08-08
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Avg: 7, p m-cOtton-Ihe sales Of the day
Futures closcI quiet but steady. American Mlddlng,
low middIlne clause August delivery 396i az lO-0d
nr dsIefy S8G as 3i0id septnber October
S 56.Cid buyers; November and December de;iNery'
5 59.04 a5 5j.64d December and January delivery,
~ TX St.6{d January end February delivery j30 "a
9Gid February and March delivery; 5t,otG5 6';eid
% niddi!nG lie good ordinary. 10osc; net and gross
rScep,s S3 bales all new crop exports eoa7t"ise, l2s
stock. 1lS. - co..o, s.oodv. ,nddItro 1ra.c. Iou