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Cit1 Real estate for Sale.

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TOR SALE.-A corner Oh 9th-ave.; new
bui!cIng terms reason; Ole price low
Ito agents. Address L. b. CALLAHAN,
go East 42d-st.
EEONIING MsI1.atian SgN are and over
L looking Central Park. th8o exceptionally
hne 2i-fo0t font d-niDg-rOdn extension
dwelling No. A. West 7Tth-9ti - sale 40
reasoDable price Always open Tor - spceuon.
SAMUEL tOLCOkD, owner.
VIEW -0.loot from: 4.,tory aud extension
y dwelling Gue oub!ust wolki nist-class
throughout so 80 West 76thist.i only
s3S coo; always open for inspection. SAM
UEL COLCOHD. Owner.
o. I ST. NEAR CENTRAL PARK
~ 3-etoIv built IN a most thorough man
nor; only $4,000 cash required do not
miss this opportunity; country property.
GEORGE SEGEE. lis; broadway. near
jsih-st.
co. EACH, el75 ca,h; lots. 1s2d-st.,
,rb~O near jfioWr.t.tCf bargain 10
prompt buyer. OWNER Tribune Uptown
once. l.25o Broadway
Brooklyn Real Estate.
ySOR SALE or LEASE a LARGE three.
story and basement baick house; store
attached one OF Che best bushes, corners
in Brooklyn suitable fot any business.
Applv TO oEner.2 IafayottcAlye no AGENTS.
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Iss ollss rc4l estate ads sec 10Th page.
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1LaleS
I hNITOg. fey competent man or ~,
. porter. Waterman cor n,rlncn; can run'
O. ~ ana Ericsson gas c1nr. also cle-
.of AID sra" h.aunE apl"ia,ns hlghe,t
If-unrDo. add Ic-- a.. BOX :. Tribune
Uptown ONCE. ,23s Eroadnay.
AhEIED MAN. - year OF aoc. would
IA lac IN have q BJ-ition 81 amy kUu.
Apply % HtSIANE =. LLaatli. ll3 Not
4in-'t.
MDDLE-AGED gentleman. o' fo' in
VI birth. desires situation; any o. -rnt
work, speaks aud write. English. Fatin
.such. German. mitch. scandinavian, good
references. PRICE. Raymond Va.
p NINTING. ial-0mlnlng and vara .sLiuo
done cheapest ln the city fir t-class
york euarlutecd best reference c-fno.
l-hci J. years. EUGENE COATES.
.oij 3d-arc.
- OEIElt.or JANITOR.-By rt,pcctaDie
and reliable c0iored man et"l r.ier.
,nccs. AtlI,-. ". y. WIZ EISS 80 East
'2d--t. IN hoor front.
- ORrEE-By ara oncrcetic young CIR
nan ~ -. married. wishes t'oaGy po-i-
ton as puIf 81 driver. 1T rcft rrncc-.
address RICHARD TEMLER. rs Ave. ..
ID EOOFEEADIE.-Wa steady posi-
! tom a. ITOOlrc1d"I, ~ .horoua -
j r'ttrhi lIi Htor Address IIPO. Bon p,
tribune Dtire.
4 , a
salesman ln nrst.cla-s flrnitug"
hor-" best references. Add-es5 =. Jr 27O
West -ad-sL
ID OHTEB-Bv str0no vouug man. 10.
4 lately landed. a. li2nf plrtor or make
nius,i useful m hotel OF res'aurpnt. Call
l.lf2 2d-avc.
u ENT COILECTOE.-Hayp ener.
Ia Qetic md reliable; would take charge
ni some more good tcnem. at.houec- Nd
dress x. ilILBIG. care Of Mr.. G.. Spices,
112 Ccntrc-st.
- MAET. well.recommcnlcd Young man
- 40 wishes responsible position. Ad-
dlcss NM. Barley. ~ Willow.avc.,
ilohoken.
~ TFSOGRAPHTRS and Remington oper.
- ator, furnished 10 blfnc~- hbu@e. no
con missions. WYCkCFF. SEANANS =
BENEnlCT 327 Broadw'v.
sTESrGEAI'HEE and TYPEWRITER
- ll.rm.nrtouJ 81 experience. also friuil-
tag with Ofc' duties. dt-.rcs permanent
position. EUREKA, Boa IS. Tribune
ONCE.
- TRiCrLY TEMPERATE Young Amori.
md quick 90 lealn his duty gpol references.
tadre-- j. ". SO West 3oth-st.
=, 1EoNG Young man. %. wiehe- situation
- as driver OF rJrt"r not afraid OF ha!d
work Adtr.., g. MILLER, $50 East
l2th--t.
- IEONG youn1 man want, situation a.
- porter cfltrr OPP u~"fi.i-uar Of Jnv-
or adore j. T.. 90 sth-avc.
~ ITCATION wanted Is assistant entry
- clerk; best rt'-.uce- a- 20 character
tad ab.l.'ic, given. Addics, j; H., Tdb-
gIe Office.
TRAINED NrRsT-A cuImred ana
ar" nt." Young man. - nud ~lA-l". would
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domestic Gituations Uallte0
Males.

DRIVATE COACHlIAN.-By young man
strictly temperate and honest willing
an obugihg. Address b. =, l25 Green
" Ilh-st., care oil \. =. Mull.n.
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Aiales.

f OACHMAN.-By man, Just Olsen.
- Gagged. II excellent experience; caItili
,..li,h driver. both city and country I"l-
-. noes, lake best care Of things IN his
charge German. age - single, strictly
,.nyrftto. willing and obligiAS AuGi -
r.. Box 40 Tribune Cp1O~n once Los
I'.oll " ~,
GOA-N,lAN and GAEDENEK.-By a
- married man c2n milk NOV lawns
dud maze himself useful o. gentleman S
pace no family; wife GOOD COOK g0o1
.c."ence. Address VI. Boz -. Tribune
OHice.
OACH.IAN aud GROOM.-By a single
- Young German understands the care
oil hor- - and carthage eOOc. careful CITY
driver: references can be seen. Address
W. MFHi;E. 81 lrt-ave.
O.oHAIAN and GARDENER.-By sin.
~ g.n man, who thoroughly under. "a DIS
care OF horses. harness and 1arrasr5 win
attend furnace and DE generally useful good
reference. Address COACHMAN. Box -,
Tribune oGce.
OACHMAN and USEFUL-MAN.-By
y siLElc, Lliculr.agcd man; THOROUGHLY
understands the proper care ~ horses. har-
ness and carris,es strong, active and neat
anoUs his WORK sober reliable and indus
tliois r1n milk country preferred mod
GRATIS wages; 10 Yeai-' listclass reference
from ,s seyeial first ,elass city tmiiie5 w2o
NEDY. 200 Cleyelandaye., Fast Newark.
u OACTNAN.-By drst-claSs fong-in hand
y diver IN Interview viii satisfy these
who may want such; age 10: he GIT, n.
9i2 inches weight. 100, married no
family. J. NJ, Tribune Uptown once.
LBS Broadway.
CoACILMAN. GARDENER.-Slnpl long
y evpericuce thoroughly understands
care % horses carriages. poultry take full
charge OF grntleu0n'- place city reference.
COMPETENT. Box %. Tribune Oiiicc
= OACHAiAN and GARDENER.-By a
\ reliable SINGLE Gcmtn, ~ ID c-aS'd
thoroughly understands his business IN all
branche, mill; mighty recon ncnccd. Ad-
Dr.,- urDOAril. Tribune once.
GOACHNhN.-By n Thoroughly capable
I nsu; careful city driver Ions eN-
/ 'r.cpce: highest RI rences from present
Employer for soirietv. honesty. carohility,
who can bee seen: wiling and oolislar.
Call OF add ross 7. BROWN, 10 W. 53i-st.
COACHMAN.-O co1chinan ard garden
~ or; uaocr t1ndS Gaze " horses, car
riice, md rard ming; year, ref renee
from last employer. \. BROWN, 90 West
1th-st., Long Island City.
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fcIp nanlco.

VI GRITTY. capable persons 20 Old posi-
W t.0n- Of all grade, Goa bc secured hy
9Li,lyiug three dat, by advance ul me
GlfKISIJAN AID 10 LNPLOYMLN y So
CIEIY, 30 Bible House.
Aia'Ss-
4 GENTS WANTED % secure ORD r. for
n "ThD Table" bF Alexandra lllpphl,
or Dcluouic0's This DoDp sells RAPIDLY To-
Iuslue.r men and ala who aIf inter- ted lr
rood living. Fun tons Ola WffLrt.nf.
t,ftiup a able cooking and hrrNiua hfal-.
,l,,o or three men wanted a- special a-'ni'
fot hotels. IeetaVi ta'erNi~, So. ul-"
otner- 10 -eli 20 IIltatr fimiiit- q u AII.t,0
j. WEBSTER o. CO., Last liD'-'t,
New. YORK.
A GENTS. Immediately. .hronr.out DC
"A UnitOd State. Kitchen n'De'ri'F ct, =
lady OF the house must haNr on' -'ud lV.
in silver f1t sample. j ". kNOtNL a.
Co, Box 60 E'nion. ia.
- OOKKEEPERS, Office clerks. salc~ncfb
10 engineer. n.schinists. married ana SIN
gle farm hands cnacbmcn, gfopms. driFef-i
Iioftsrs. COOKS. dishwashers, boy ana ol4ri'
supplied to employer, fee Of cha ec, ciiE
o. country. CENTRAL AGENCY, 20
Ful'on-st., brooklyn.
u oY wanted. about H. neat address. good
80 pcninan, accurate Ut hgurcs, iiVihA MP
town WIN parents. Appy psrsshs!Y
Singer oiace. 3d-ayc. and l23d'st.
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ID OULTRY.-S.tu wanted by young
Hau on a poulJry farm reference. Adj
dress T.. Box % Tribune Once.
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/ 4 7 SEFULMAN.-By single man, age IS,
reference. Address GROCERY, 335 1st.aye.
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A -G-S-5c5 IA,1 @2D-ST.-Lofts 70
"A. .r-: with ~r:3m poser 'fihnCl
sr.us'er-. Insurance 90 lowest rates. AW!F
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l SEFU By trustworthy and r..
4 laOie young men cOlOrcd and white;
able and willing 70 please useful az any
work; city OF country; city references.
Ready az the HOME BUREAU, l35 9th
axe. near 10rh.Sr
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n 0OK. &c.-Situatiop wanted as compc.
u tent cook and good baker; assist with
the washing good references, city or eOGn-
tly. 126 West 50th-st.
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u OOK. Nc.-B' q reliable woman excel.
I liant family cook al breads. soups and
drrscrts good wa her and .icncr; NOS AFRAID
q! wur, personal rcfarcicrS city o. coun-
try. Please call l,ol1 6tn-aNcr between
nth mud 5Sth SIS
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IIaIe1.
AELINEE md ELNEISI.-M

AiaIea.
q AEDLNEE and FLORIST b.
sb dr---,4as- stdte fiA p4flcriais. Al
.-3s Broadvay.
~ TOJ ALL OFT OF EMPLOYMENT
or Will fa make . change. call AZ tue Ola
Iclias.. " .lOp0llrau Agency positions pro
cured ilr n"a n every linc o. tt-Ih-''' from
,.|e" manager 20 p9ftrf-. clerks, clHhlrrs
aad collector. packers. hotcl positions, city
and country coarhucn. rrooig- farm bands.
t-rful-llrl Of cn.l"mcn = piac -. "fiJ'hu'h,
lu,tcl- Oliver ana mechanics new pi."i'
eNrfy mail. Cal. FOR Inflammation. METRO
POLiIAN AGENCY, so Broad way.
~ ANTED. - refined. v,.i-,dncatod
W yogn. r.sn 10 do advance work !oi Yii-
at subscription Snak, spc1reaf chti an.
l.euf- .- .a-ar towns. Ola salary taA -
lcNins'o1-1'e.
~ AE4I Dr. -sslermen on salary or com
~ Mission 20 handle The now patent
hrl. .ai Ink Irariu- PCncu the great -
ceiling nociY eyer pr"lurcI Grace iuh
tADiourhir 40 Two seconds; no abrasion Of
AGENT .aiss amomtcd 10 $3.50 ia -tX day
tno0 &C. -a1 ODD tNo hour, ve want ono
energetic general agent f0r each state and
Irlriforr; sample hr mall. - c'.. -
Q ru.s and f.i iti .iculi1- adCr.-r IllE
NtNE'h ERASER MIG. Co, Ia
W. ANTlD-A few commercial travellers
" 60 s.I rcw iu,cnt. on $50 PER week
lu r.. sells easily only Men on road Apply.
GHO. J.. RANSOM. Minn apol-. Mimi
e,IQn TO $500 per month b. being
~ iOV mad br energetic. pushing u"n
sriling building loan a4sOfiati1n stock; good
mon wanted. Address Boz 81, Equitable
Building.
females.
~ UeINT~S HOUSES supplied with INST
- clJ-- ~'ruugI auhofr. reasonable salaries.
NLEMlLlE. SIG nroadwaq.
w AN1TD.-A capeble woitrc-s also
w caauihrrHad and scaL.tr",-. and a
larid-.s- 10 assist With chm Nc. work, c.ty
Ifirr,ncr- rcOuirrd. Call between T. and
- l6 East Gjth-,'.
w ASIf-D Protestant girl 70 DO genera!
" Homework must De good cook fam.. s.
d two. Coil to-day between md q. Do.
.nj VT -"fh-~t.. 81 hat
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- OOK. BY respectable girl. In \ board.
" lng-hOuse or private family willing and
00llglng. 3l4 West 1fth-st., 80 hOCse, tsp
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A PUBLICATIONS. numerous and respon.
"A siblc for hotels, boafding'bouses and
cottages sosside aud inlandi purchase.
ease exchange registration free. l.. A.
DALEY, n West 85th.st
VA ILL RENT farm Of from 30 10 I25
w acres. WITH stock and al farm imple.
ments must be well wosere0 and fenced.
Address FARM Box SO, Astoria l.. /.
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miscellaneous.

"A LDERT G. SPENCER. 27S gth.ave. .
n between nth and 18Th sts.-UrlbrellAs,
psiaso!h. canes made % order recovered
and repaired frompt and reliable.
A LII ARTICLES or MERIT sold on
"a commission OF otlerwlse, correspond.
cnce solicited. SOUTHERN NOVELTY
90, Box 872, Nashville. Tenn.
u OOKs WANTED .-I.xecutors and otters
- having large or small collections ~
books for snle VIII secure highest huct on
prices by Addressing FRANCIS =. lIAR.
PER. II East l6th-st,, \. Y.
r. ONSUMPrIOH cured by inhsling steam
" hotsir and vapOr combined or no r,T
1T 400 sth-ave. WIN. S. NGTON'
DINKE'S PATENT MINIATURE BATH
4 APPARATUS; Bnish all kind Vapor
hot-str bath 40 home in 10 minutes time (:
price. si2. 1870 ad.aVe.
lUiLL PAY slO for year 1877, Magaline
w Of American History; also s5 fer -.
Nicholas. volume back Duu.bers OF all
msgsHnes supplied books AID magazines
Loneni. SILKS BOOK EMPORIUM,
wv ANfED.-A 80 10 J0ft. naphtha
w launch In perfectly sound condition.
10 exchange Tor set: tugboat terms
20 be satisfactory. Apply Room 591, =
safest,
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FEI;ST and third fats. So rooms: also
Z p1IiOi ald bedroom. second floor 30
20 $50 central locat on. TIN WINCHES-
-FK, le44 Broadway. above Ns,.st.
~ LArs 10 LET ~ THE
L GORDON.
eSth.st.. 9th.aVe. newly decorated steam
beat and OIL modern improvements; rent
from SO e. $50 per month IoCsns and
bath. Inquire Of tho ovnar, on pn'mls's
THE FGTTn AVENCE shave. cor.
4 S5th-st. elegant suites oS apartments
~ ten large light rOou.s and bath with
buffers lanny. passenger and freight ele-
NAtor. Inquire OF premises.
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n AVS WOKK.-By a reliable cOlore4
~ woman 20 20 ont by the day house.
cleaning, sweeping and busting, o. cooking.
80 1tlI.aAe., Ing 3 tInes.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-18

civil appropriation bill, the pending question
oeing on tne amendment to add to the appro-
priation OF $4,000 for topographic surveys a
PROVISION that half that sum be expended west
of the one hundred and first meridian. and
be repealed.
Call continued his argument of yesterday
against the amendment.
Reagan spoke in opposition to the amend
ment, anq IN favor of continuing the irrigation
survey; Without finishing his remarks Reagan
Welded tne moor for motion to adjourn.
To-Day, Alllson offered resolution making it in
order al any time to move that debate on sny
amendments anne TO the appropriation bill be lin
tlon OF such motion to be determined without
Gepate DE remarked that such resolution
had been frequently adopted by the Senate.
journed.
WASHINGTON. July l7th.-Immediateiy after
the reading OF the journal this morning, the
the land grant forfeiture bill
A snort debate ensued but the heat of the
chamDer was so great that a majority of the
members sought the breezes in the lobby and
little attention was given to business
Anderson of Kansas offered an amendment
forfeiting railroad lands not earned at the time
limited by the granting Acts. Lost-yeas 81,
Holman of Indiana offered an amendment
forfeiiing all land not earned within the time
limited by the granting Act Lost
McRae OF Arkansas offered an amendment
directing the Attorney General to institute suit
against persons holding lands opposite to the
constructed portion OF the roads which was not
constructed within the time specified in the
Act. The amendment was adopted and the
bill reported to the House.
Holman moved to recommit it. with instIue-
tons to the Committee on Public Lands to re-
port it back with provision forfeiting all lands
not earned within the time limited in the grant
ing Act. Lost.
The bill then passed The bill, which is tn e
Senate bill with the House substitute therefore
forfeits all lands granted to and in the construc
ton OF railroad opposite to and contiguous
with the portion of any such railroad not row
completed.
In the course of his debate on the bill By
mum referred to the colloquy between Cannon
and Houk the other day. in which they referred
TO each other as nuisances This reference
was omitted from the record. and Bynum called
attention to speech by Cannon during the
Fiftieth Congress, deprecating the mutilation of
the records
Cannon said that he and Houk said things in
the heat of debate which they agreed to after
ward to be left out of the record. This had
been done in personal matters from time i'm
memorial. Cannon scored Bynum sharply and
expressed the opinion thar he was the only Rep
resentative in the House who had the heart on
the one hand, or the malignancy on the other,
10 obtrude himself where, under the parliament
ary usage of the House. he did not belong AS
to his speech in the Fiftieth Congress, that had
been controversy between Bynum and him
self. Bynum had not come to him and agreed
70 strike out what had been said, but struck it
out without consultation
AdiOurned
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-18
MILITARY MATTERS.
Recent Changes ordered In the Naval
Department.

Department.
WASHINGTON, July 17th.-Pay Director
James d. Murray is ordered to duty at the
Naval Academy, relieving Pay Inspector T.
I. Caswell, ordered as General Storekeeper
at Mare Island Yard, August 14th.
Pay Director w. w. Williams is detached
from Mare Island Yard August 14th and
ordered to settle accounts.
Lieutenant Commander John j. Hunke,
detached from the Adams and ordered to
temporary duty on the Independence, and
to hold himself in readiness for duty as
Executive of the Nipsic.
Lieutenants William II. Beehler and 81.
K. Tyler, Ensign John II. Gibbons and
Passed Assistant Paymaster John G. Sulli-
van, detached from the Adams and or.
dered to temporary duty on the Indepen-
dence, are ordered TO hold themselves in
readiness for orders to the Nipsic.
Chief Engineer Absalom Kirby and As
sistant Engineer George McElroy, de-
tached from the Adams and ordered to
temporary duty on the Independence.
Ensign w. B. Fletcher, detached from
the Adams and ordered to temporary duty
on the Independence, ordered to hold him.
self in readiness for the Ranger.
Commander James G.. Green detached
from the command of the Adams and
granted two months leave.
Lieutenant Robert Winslow and Passed
Assistant Surgeon L. H. Marstel detached
from the Adams and granted leave for one
month.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL.
4 Denial That Italian Slavery Exists
in This Country.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Naval Changes Nomi-
nations-Postal Matters-
Destitute Indians.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-UN1oN.l
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uS1os.l
FOREIGN IMMIGRANTS.
No italian Slave Labor Exists In This
Country.

No italian slave Labor Exists In This
Country.
WASHINGTON. July 17th.-The House
Committee on immigration to-day heard q
statement by DR.. Verdi, of this city, him.
self native of Italy, upon the subject of
the "Padrone" system. His statements
mainly were in refutation of those made
BY the preceding witnesses respecting the
existence of Italian slave labor in this
country. He lived nearly forty years in
the United States. and never vet found an
Italian who worked under "padrone."
The Italians we're not fools and not to be
gulled so easily into surrendering them.
selves into slavery. The Italian Govern
ment appointed Commission to examine
the emigration system, and as q result q
law was passed, which, while recognizing
personal rights, guarded against unre-
stricted emigration, assisted by unworthy
persons for personal gain. Prohibition
was placed upon the immigration of any
class of persons whose immigration was
forbidden by the laws of the country to
which they sought to go. Italy needed all
her citizens, and was dong all she could
to keep them. As matter of fact, for
sobriety, intelligence and skill, the Italians
IN New York were not fair sample.
Representative Oates, who had been a
member of the Ford Committee of the last
Congress, said there was little doubt that
the Italian restrictive laws cited by DR..
Verdi, which had not been in operation
before this year. would be of great benefit
in preventing the immigration of an unde-
sirable element.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-18
A LOST ADDRESS.
A Trinidad Lady Writes to San Fran
cisco for 1t.

Mrs. Harriet Mcnamara of S1e state Street,
Trinidad, Colorado, while visiting in ST.
Louis last summer, did not suffer with her
usual sick headaches and indigestion. But
upon her return 70 Trinidad her old troll-
bles came upon her. 1t was not the st.
Loais climate that did SO much for her.
The secret is told in the following letter. re-
ceiyed by Thomas Price & Son, the we'll
known assayers OF 524 Sacramento Street,
San Francisco Mrs. Mcnamara writes
Three months since I was visiting in
81. Louis, and obtained two bottles of JOYS
Vegetable Sarsaparilla. 1t was of great relief
to me in my headaches and Indigestion
Since my return to my home in Trinidad
feel the need of it. and as / have lost the
address write to you to ask II you will not
kindly forward this letter to the proper
number in San Francisco, and have me
sent few more bottles OF this valuable
vegetable compound"
People having used joys Vegetable sarsa-
parilla once send hundreds of miles to get il
again, as in the above instance,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-18
California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO, July 17th.-Porter Bros. sold
three carloads of fruit today. Bartlett
pears brought So 10 to So 40, except one lot
of small, slack-packed stock at 50 20 to
50 %; Crawford peaches, 50 35 to So so;
Tragedy prunes, So: Gold Drop plums,
81 60; Japan plums, very small, 81 so; Ger
man plums, g 40 TO So 60; Hale's early
peaches, 81 80; Columbus plums, 81 65;
in poor order at 81 rs to 81 90.
CHICAGO, July 17th.-The Earl Fruit
Company sold to-day Bartlett pears at
81 80 to So so; purple Duane plums, 81 to
50 45; Bradshaw plums, 50 40 to 50 SIS; Ger
man prunes, 81 40 to 81 so; early Crawford
peaches, 81 so to IS 35; peach plums 81 95;
Hale's early peaches, 81 go to 81 IS; Wash
ington plums, 81 40