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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-14

MIRA Lsurs A. ksnp,on. 81 w~i Rat.
lard. Va. writes I'VE are certain thss
only foe DE-. Dsr,a keneed,is fsvoriie
Remedy. al Rondoa,, n y. cor little ten.
yess-old dspshtsr would have died from
BriSbis Disease. We had tried 10 vsis
other means. b., The isvon,, remedy came
juss 10 time 10 save Der life
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-14

REPORT Of the condition OF the
Ter Centre, In the State OF Vermont, at the close
Of bisiness. Nay 4th. 1891.
Loans and discounts, sl2S,599 80
u. b. Bonds TO secure circulation, 10000 w
Dne from approved reserve agents, 1850 80
Furniture, and fixtures, LOCO GO
Current Expenses and taxes paid, si7 %
Ohechs and other cash items. 358 IS
Bills OF other Banks, I'll W
Fractional paper currency, nickels,
and cents, 10y o.
Specie, 2s50 w
Legal-tender notes 2,l00 90
Redemption fund with Us. Treasurer,
10 per cent. OF circulation. soo w
Total, 6O277 40
Cspit.I stock paid in. $4,000 90
Surplus Fund 600 90
Undivided profits, 1891 ~
National Bank Notes outstanding, IL 600 90
Individual deposits subject to check, 5l3l9 oy
Demsnd certificates OF dap. tit. 4730 06
$3.50 at IS
STATE OF VERMONT, County OF Bennington. ss.:
I, J. P, Black. Cashier Of the above.nsmed
bank, do solemn'y swear that the above state.
ment is true to the best OF my knowledge ano
belief.
j. r. BLACK. Cashier.
Pub crlbel anG sworn 10 before me this 9th
day Of MAY 1891.
FRANK @ ARCHIBALD, Notary Pubic.
Correct Attest
3 = + !. 4 SUl%".' Directors.
Il. l.. WYnAS,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-14

10 the sril.r apd them rossei vsrv bed
ls.
- NJ. =. 0rout sad vifs sho ssst ic
Cslllofrls 10 srsua The Water ere 90 thru
~sy toms.
: school 10 district No, ? commenced
MAJ 1. With Mi., Msbei Aliea 81 Sor.t
Dorset tesekef.
Mr. Marshal Bfophy Of Troy. n J.
sss 10 .osn issl vesk 10 zee bic brother
AlotEo vbo remains about the ssns. The
oiAers Who are sick are improving except
Jerry MeDsnisls sho 10 DO better
--sandsy va very warm. The nurcufy
going Up 10 So lpi Monday The Wind
changed 10 The north sod u gree colder
very fact iI~e should ss,s ifeI, DOS
Il vosld dsmsss the frui, Yer, much.
MONTH DORSET
Mics Mar, Marshall Is qni,e III.
Oar nshsfm n report eIosllspi sncce".
Charles Carts OF Manchester Depot
vss 10 town we5tesdsy.
Several Of our young people attended
dauce 81 Danby Friday night
The viilsgs school Is being Taught BY
Mrs Sarah Canpiashsm Of Dspby.
--Fremon, suester OF o.s,istou has been
Waiting his sister Mira q Petty.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Q. Rose Of Troy
spent part OF last week with Relatives here.
Miss Mabel Allen 10 teaching 10 Wheel
srville, Miss. Mary Petty 10 Sunderland.
Miss Bertha Whitney 10 OrxtlI. sud Mrs
Clara Whitney 10 attending the S,sie Nor.
NAL school u CAstletoo.
BospvILLE
Mrs. Eliza Case goes to Boston mkt
week.
Eddie Styles is home from BrAtsleboio
visiiipg his parents
Rev. J. s. Wesley hss gone TO bis sp'
> ointment At Canaan. W.
Com N ittee's have been appointed to
arrange for Children's day exercises.
Miss Florence Burbee is teaching 10
the Slsde district and Miss Minnie Burbee
10 Jacksonville,
Rev. E. d. Harris from Jacksonville
has moved into the parsonage aud has
two Sundays.
Fred johnson is teaching the village
school again and e II, Kendall fChester
is teaching in the Grshamville district
EAST ARLINGTON.
Harry Sharp has been 10 town Tor a
few days at N. Cases.
Rev. Mr.. Crawford and family leave
town this week for Pittsiord.
Ladies Aid Society meets with MIS-
Frank Gardner on Wednesday OF this
week.
Regular meeting Of the l. /. l.. Ut
the Methodist church next "Wednesday
evening.
Rev. Mr.. Lawrence began his labors
here on sunday. preaching to large
both morning and evening.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-05-14
WALL PAPER.

WINUOW BLADES,
We had no LAST YgARs stock Of these goods on
hand; 40 be on your guard against OLD PAT
TERMS and CoLoRs In WALL PAPER.
OuR GooDs this season ale INV and
FREsH and have some
BRAN NEW FEATURES
about them. 30. you soc II IL ~ easy to get
Fresh DESIGNS for as little money az
perhaps you will be asked for OLD
STYLES,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-12-10
DAILY INDEPENDENT.
AN EvLNING PAPER,

, .uEp EVERY DAY, SUNDAYS Tx.
septed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-12-10
The Wrong Way.

An awkward photographer tells his
"sitter" to look pleasant, and the re-
suit is that the unfortunate subject
looks. as though he could bite a ten
penny nail in two. If the photograph
er made bright, cheerful remark he
would see the desired expression come
into the sitter's face in trice. In
arousing the feelings, about the weak
est conceivable appeal is to tell people
how they ought to feel. The opposite
emotion is sure to arise. The way to
produce an emotion is to present the
truth or fact that naturally excites it.
Pleading with people to have certain
feelings. or scolding them because they
do not have them. never accomplished
Its purpose.-The w atchmap.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-12-10
NO ROMANCE.
The Man Had Never worked and Dldn.s
Mean To.

The Man Had Never Worked and Dldn's
Mean To.
A MISUNDERSTANDING specimen Of
humanity approached well-dressed
business man on Montague street yes
terday and requested the loan of ten
cents. He was accommodated and the
well-dressed man inquired:
"Yon have seen better days, 1 pre-
sume?"
"No. sir; haven't"
Probably been suffering from some
incurable disease all your life?"
mo, sir. On the contrary, [ have
never been sick in my life"
Maybe your happy home was brok-
en- up by some good-looking scoundrel,
and you are searching for himP"
"Nope; never had happy home"
els it possible that there are no
romantic incidents connected with your
career2'
"Nope-not one. I've never worked
day in my life, and probably never
will. AS long as 1 can get some good
natured duffer like you to give me the
necessary don't have to work"
And the gentleman who had never
worked made his exit in the direction
of a nearby saloon.-Brooklyn Citizen.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-12-10
DOMESTIC WEIGHTS.

A TABLESPOONFUL of salt is about one
ounce.
TEN eggs generally weigh one pound
before they are broken.
Four tablespoonfuls, or half gill,
will fill common wine glass. .,.
ABOUT twenty-five drops of any thin
liquid will fill common sized teaspoon.
Four wine glasses will fill half pint
or common tumbler,. or. a large coffee
cup.
OF flour, butter, sugar and most
articles used in cake and pastry, quart
is generally about equal in quantity to
pound.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-12-10
w. W.. .BOOHER,
LESSEE and EDITOR
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Cns oopy, one year. ...& 8 90
One copy. six mouths. oO
fue any period under SIX months. one dollar
Or month. Payable in advance.
HvcIed by carrier in Elko ct 26 cents . week
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-12-10

According to a real estate adver-
tisement in San Francisco paper,
there are not more than sixteen
"lsnowing persons" in that city.
"'Fhcre are only sixteen of these IA
vored lots" say the advertisers. Each
knowing person will certainly obtain
at ln.,..' -, them ~
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-12-10
ADVERTISING RATES.

vii be made 40 low ~ is consistent with
,ouud business principles. Apply st the Of
As tor terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-29
grq oqo.a ., ss soass s.. and Drpudyvno at So So.

gr quot At SO 3Oass s.. and Brnndywno at So 50.
sales, 5e5 bbls.
GRAIN-wnEAT-Tod sbor; session wa, character.
Start TO tho close, aud consequence The DRIFT Of prices
free bayers r,can m he p 1e Weather in The hsFyestinI
sefa"s f,tnihd' tpn cof fcotufe of tho deangs md
dariug the hour and hairs trading me Volume OF peeu-
sion In noar5y options was notable incident July dc
livery az one PERIOD showing uSchg s G heary 70 las ss
o lc but there general recovery OF ase sho,ty
wach It iaad TO ii oSs and then settled to 81 90 DO
Soag AZ Il - e,yiS S ~ c The r a"1 Of ths
Illinois STATE Board Agrlcultura an important netor
crop io2 or p points higher than last year The for
pool rporec decline Of I'd early and late adyees
.a'id lower futures Paris vas 10 ceqtmcs bitter on
ns G TiS knsdo@ the week JEW We're ta
O' o WlS e Ds onq S o s
Heavy rains and floods we're reported IA Nebraska and
Kansas bn ION This faied to arrest the downward ten
r buying or export coupled With larger scaboard
anees RssIeetlne The rmors IN connection with The
certain contracts, the following MESSAGE was received
i e w6Ith " fapee Antwerp and london bidding above
eosing Hu13lols htr Io'sAt Nearly vNery SalitSria
e oDd F s . Tse P3 SPh p S%df Tor %sS
past London and Liverpool operators heavily short
marst o to cover S o g 20 S up s on S
mllefs absorb on the curb The local market suffered
at outports. July sold u OOS closing 81 OBJ.
Sp ed to Sa Sc of Tor closed at e r." Aa: at or
points were $50 bush spring and ~ i2 bush winter
S1oboaru receipt 1914 300 bush ceafaaces 2G5i7 bush
wheat 900 pkgs The spot responded
with break Of dlFc leading to fair degree Of activity.
There were l52,00O bush taken ftr uNIOit. mainly
No . red and ungIade1 I'd. including -four loads No.
Chicago spring. Milers bought four loads NO 9 and
ungraded At out ports there upward OF 800 600
bush taken dr shipment without further particulars.
Sales 0.53O.0O0 bush future $4,000 bIs spot and
rive, including No. Chicago spring at 81 o2a$l o..
s NH s9a aao9 o. 3 gnsr" 6 d S % % S c
do in store quoted at 81 oSl. asI o. 40 Nor.hofn
closing at 81 o. DO July 81 90 5lGasl o3i,, closing az
81 OF; do August 9Qa'o1ie, closing a. yj2ci 90 sen
% llOc. closing % 96bc DO November cOng at Od'sc
as,.aosc, closing a. essc do February slo;ine AZ
RYE-t'ns, u d and very dun Western for septenbor
quoted Haze do FOR Oet9bcr, 7Za53c and State FOR
changed; tworowcA stlt. qgotd az 99ao-e; -lx.rowcd
40 9J4qTc: Canada, Sl0fl OJ.---.CO IN-Ruld steady
Tor rod AZ the outsat but quickly weakened on
heavy ''ong' selling and closed with general de line az
atolind June time showed brt.S OF L. aud
AVN months lost h0a4c, closing barely steady. Gables
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-29

came aid lower and the arrivals &C The Mes' TeIs ar
turs estimated the condition at about 9l2 with an ny
In acreage all OF which contHbutta 20 IN H .,iar
clement Thoic was renewed liberal export buying Dut
T. 99a no s ata 4, "gc' nm '' Su Closing al 5sc
september j0'e closing at 5c spot lots also Iet the es,
CUISINES aggregated about 100 V9 1ns may Tho
m a -p1bl o Gee msie anu c@SSee Cs bush
Sales goo bush iutuI 2iS goo 9nsh 'Rs sae &C.
20. MIXED 0l'4G05c elevator, o5A afoat go
80 10 . spSr sptber ana ocoBer no june O
aeiic closing at 0ie DO July, eoEa9ltc, elo.ing ot
SS'sS7se. closing = Sds % October 5cc clos
tx : d Fl to SEcf oi pre so'%s
aess in other cereals Liquidation Of aSa broE
qI"e e53sns with rs9ve S sSs .p 0n %' SIC
more Of pressure 70 sell while demand quite mod
fstye 81 600 including 80 mixed %'IoS e g. S.
elevator No white Sse SS Ststor Zoe NO ec2aoT no %
Whit 43 elevator 40 C6Sago SsG uha Ds Somn Sg
DO ' JUN ss a;Ss Closing a. sic 40 august JsgS1
Ses ns at SSe 40 sePteeGr 80 E eore al s
o s 20 1s oo 5 as ana shnfps
81 25asl 30 rye feed nominal 81 hOmihy chop 81 o'~
HAY AND sTRAw-Meagre offerings and small SUD:
piles give very strong tone 10 the market On hay ana
reS show o u 5on G H&F a9ca Gce' ana y
sSa prime sqac fair e sSd 5SgS S ' 75goe
HOPS-Oniy small lots are changing hands on local
account. and the general feeling a. 70 pce Is oif oil
weakness. state, 1890, choice, paste; medium,
q d2se {: common to fair, z4aZ6c 1889, 14gZle;
1855 lOa15c: do old 5dOc; Pacific Coast 1890. choice,
29a3oc common t. prime 24d2sc 1889. 14a22c Eayar-
ian. 4Ja4sc Bohemian. 47d5Oc.
hhds aactd at rsd12c For bacE strap 0ae quoted
bbs exta neayy Domestic grases quoted at 20c 10 SOC
good to fancy, and 9Od24e common ~ fair.
NAVAL SToRES-SPIRITS TURPENTINE-lias
not ysFsa s Ssr o nS Sg s"a ana ' Ss &
tieplarly OF low ersd,s. Gommo9i ssi3ne1d Ia 81 az
II 20; q, 81 So II, So 3j; l. g 50 X, 81 rs; NJ.
3 O5; y. % Is " ", 10 20 w w, s. 10.
OCEAN FREIGuTS-Rather a small movement was
rspod leading commodities. but the general market
ro,d steady on light u bOth aud sail
Tonnage. Bcr;h cngagcHent--TO London, 5000 bush
lioln Did; % Liverpool LOCO bales cotton, $500 -
AntN-p. 1900 bush grain. "a CLAM
GHAKlfItS- British steamer Kate b. Jones. fhila-
dcpha or Baltimore to Cork for orders, 1000 qFs,
s. 7ad. August. september; British steamer Crane from
orders 10 OcD A., o. tOber
.....PETR0LEUM CHARTERS-Drtsh bark John
Johnson Phladell hia % Dunr. AGO bbs crude 2s Cd
Austrian bark Iafe Philadelphia TO Fnme 1900 ca7.s
crld chartered abroad; German ship Herman, hence to
Liverpool 10000 bbls naphhs p German bark Ofphe7'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-29

m ms EsRGs and Rep %sssae fsa.a
Gerry hnse to D1eos Xyrs general cargo BASS 100
iS os 6 e Sb and bark With ogwood aod rGq,, SO
q So British steamer N ws s S,Euf tf f. N IGc r. hence
Rio SOL general SSss sa Hg Per cargo
$40 50 bark Annie T. Taylcr hence 20 ~ Cork for
s 50 Norwegian lark Frank S%Nnaa bk 2emoc
brunswick to do. 2s 81 and a.
PsySd n az asssiSns er sSeay G aa
J3c do ~ gFdd s'aE Il e'nS 90 Of S gTade ase
Liaseed american 47c ,m out s q town raS SS
1'i light gsS;st 5s:Ssd
sg gI4 s Sso ieSs$ s:s, %Sss
Tade zoe natural y 5s SSieaSSed pns
6Sd70c Palm, GaG4c; Straits 2se Bank &c i"ps'''0
7Oa72c.
we're 10Y SsSSsd RI a ssT a1Sd
,a E5m 9 s 5 90 Il! 4 R9af E2 PRIME so
iSs n s'SsS sssS
As %s.. 'a as g gf si5S
sToSgy anu %aiSaiSed in price fair demand p std
iS s, quoted 1e$O sS5ks5 %0s ac
Ss g% aGm n A css6sq H 5%s
Sfs SScs sS ay r9a ri e
T6ch there s,e w sSens d Of about O. go Witch
RrompssS hrSened with the West and closed somewhat
higher Than yesterday. Cash closed az o2Se BIO
S eGned Continent q9d a. g. e sS SS
1s@s 5 500 To- 021a0 25e August slosa "a, az 6ss5
september cC-ed at o53e bid ' eGle 'o nominal ~
RTTrERHod anoheE Quiet day , sSs the t s
% Extra state and !ssS0S! 90 G.samey
M Tg cxras issis other Western extras lSS We s
e an hEl s Yc seconds l3hShec thirds se Gl DC Ss
Pery A satd %Tkn siSc do welsh tubs eTgas 15gc
i1c iGio6lTc; DO seconds l6l2d lOc DAIRY Iues
20 rd as i4d5e Western Tm;On CeeRey rsSS hSS
ILL., a. seconds 13i2d14c; do thirds l22a i3c Wtsern
i rs I4Gi5c do seconds, l3c do thirds lZatE2y
Da Factory f9s and tgD' extras 1ii a5f
mss not varied since our ast co fgnd satS
P S full cream eoOTed se do white Sc goo 40
me d. goGd TO to Draf r 7a9 pS HG skins SSe
commos to choice full skins 2a3c thec rSs
gS market Sew.york State new-laid average on
III 1Sc Lenn5vlvana and Michigan, fancy, neWF ~
i=Si-c Northern Ohio and Northern Indiana average
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-29
TIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo June 27-CaeRecePtsoo last "a ,o ho oes:
90 head total for thus far 1890 head io ss c
time last week 10000 head consigned through z ~
head; 10 New.York, 2,420 head; on sale SOY heae
market opened dull for common but Win fair proRes{
fos Sood only few lots sold, mostly common, cossd
dull Hozs-Recepts last - hours, 1880 head sot'
So week thus far $50 head for same time last week
81 900 head consigned through 1850 head 70 ases
firm and higher closed irm Yorsers y sac. So'
Cs Ss. g 90 go Jig s at TO- sh,ep ard lambs
far Is eco head same time last week 2asyX10 bass
ON sale l. 400 held market opened dnl ana tenans
iowSr closrd weak good sheep 81 81 $50 10 common
fair at 80 75Gsi so yearngs at 81 75aso %; spring
lambs ut $0d$7
st. Louis June 7cas-ReceiPt;, , Zoo ol ssSe
steess Sass fair to good sS 0oasS Kan; ara
shp@ents 800 head tsad tnl5 to SHpce , heavy
a. 40asI IS; mixed grades, ~ lOdS4 90 hehs III,
be,t 4 SSast sheepRSSePss 1900 OcT hesd sa
ments 400 heal Market strong fair 90 lncy ~
Chicago june 2"The Evening JosnSp, GOO rP SsaS
market steady extra natives q s9 sos 30 9, cows u Is
ass TO- nogsHeceiPt. 10000 head shiRmss Ssy
81 40; packers and miSed q 39as sS Prie ss ~
sheepNReccipts 500 head shipments 90 hesa aiss s
steady; natives, ~ 4OdSS % AeAahs' % '""~' ~
ems 81 1895; lambs sod@''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-29

o l6'.sl.e f, GSa 70 prime, average OF, 15haiehc'
sUGAE-RAw- Quiet for The day. but nrHy EST and
IN price Quoted a,c bid Tor luscSlaaJ snsnae June
COCO coca ' at s2sS ic July sS2eSsS Agssss
fr with a good demand Snt La cnbex
crushed Size; Powdered4 sac ran'atd namond "a
"a re-, xXXX 5isc; Mould "a" 4lac Dsmonv T..
5iSc CcnfeetioSeTs "a" 4te; c9lg%o &c Phoenix
"a ~ 1rgc. Tmrire "a Lice; No D. gee NO; a.
sac. No s. 3 lille No. o. 3ac No TO- So-ioo' ~"
II, Sic; No. II. 3 7-lOc . 49,. oro,sd Al
SrEARINE-Tard neglected; choice IN tcs. quo'e" ~
7laa7Ssc. Olcomargarine. city, quoted at o's"o@o
TALLow-Unchanged in price and quiee' Ff'"e '''
ouoted at Il.l6c; sales repoftea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-29
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

,oprrrIt was a very quiet day in Rio OF the spot
t 70 the close o. the weeks but prices had steady
ncidcnt W NJ quoted at II iec. No sales reported
sippof.. III Hight request options offered little
Nu eN,m tho way ~ features and the speculation
notnhg IN IAN holiday character Local realizing caused
" .raEeong al the outset. initial sales showing
slghs M 5SlO paints The close, however was quiet
q oeeLmnsssI with some recovery. Havre was Lo% IF
ana ss deliveries July 10 November, inclusive.
ieter unchanged. Stock in Hayre 33S 900 bags.
out sS ia 600 brazilian arrivals during the month
o. W. haes deliveries during the month, u 600 bags
;S,,g advanced Ad ptg. London official quotations
Hsm1e's M july. 75s 90 August, 70s I'd September
az ~ bctohcr fJs November, 90 Cd December 03S Sd.
vs. ou Regular first no klos) 700 good second
laS ssioS $50 exchange (private 1871 Receipts IN
~ "a 0Ob bags Rio cleerances 81 United States 5000
ss S 90 do . Europe 1000 bags RIO stock 10000
sSs ssaiO ESQ.,. Cleared from 10 June e steamship
isSi $4,000 bags sane time 1880 2S72 900 bags:
ca oQ0 bags: same time 1889. 1913 900 Rags.
STos sac here today 1o5oo bags, INCLUDING June at
- ITiv 10 500 1850, AUGUST 10 1675c September
issi5SY5 3oc October 145oc Noysmber l$9o&iI3aa5c
l9osc July 70 55d1o eoc; August. l57oal555c Sep
;eoO518 95e December, 1375dl3.S0c.
Warehouse deliveries since June 1, 1891 Ncw.YOrk
q $50 bags Baltimore, 23712 bags Neworleans, 1928
bscs; total. 125,o75 bags
coTTON-On the spot ruled steady and quiet at un.
changed prices. Sales, 276 bales for consumption
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-29
PRODUCE MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. June ~ D. m.-Beef-Thc supply Il p9or
,,o.t and hams-lIoders offer sIalngy baeon-Holuers
Sar moderately Cheese-Holters o1er moderoey
Talow turpentine and IosamGIdeIs oef ree ea,Sro
and June steady 3ls sd July and August steady az
~ Wbeat-IIOlders Offer moderately Kansas winter.
bard dull at IS Id; No. red spring dull az 7s lg2d
FoIr-Holders OFFER moderately Syoo-hoaeTs
r su freely: futures, holders offer mod
s,v mixed Western spot and June dull at So Aid July
ond August steady az o. Bid. Hops at Londoh-ftcino
Coast-Holders are not Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-29

FLOUR AND observation-disclosures h,aNiness,
and more irrcRular prevailed in this market TO-
day owing the depression in wheat slight concessions
were reported brands and there were free offerings
of all grades Trading % the usual hahoidoy char
acter with exporters especially quiet Sales, l46OO bDls
$500 Ibis for EXPORT Including 800 bbls Low Extra
s3 sO6 ~ 40 2.1OO bbs CITY Mil a5GS5 10 for West
indies mainly IS for standard bands) 6.lOO bbls Min
nesota Extra 80 S0as5 so $500 bbls winter wheat extra
AZ SOGS5 40 900 bilS Suporfne 50 G5H=f 20: 500 bis
line SO 25dS3 90 Quotations CITY Mil. West Indies,
SJds Is: Patents. 80 I5Gaj so; Low Extra. - 500
- 4O Winter Wheat los grades. e3 S0d& 40; Ordinary
to choice 81 5oaS5 10; fancy 80 15as1 %; Patents
Minnesota spring Wheat low extra % s0as4 40; clear,
mon TO fancy 81 O5aS5 20 Patents ordinary 70 choice
81 s5d$5 % fancy. IS 35a$5 80 Supelne - G1a4 80
Mafket closed heavy. $50 SOUTHERN FLoUR1Rathlcr
GRADES 80 sOasi 4o Ta1e and E9%lly y, EItas q 4o
iYvSrs, favor with a slow inquiry sales. $50 bhl-
suiSrnne at 3 75dS4 90 and Fancy held At s5d$5 10.
- CORNMFAI4-Qu and about II adv; Yellow West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-29
Good Ordinary. Low Middling. ......7
Strict Good Ordinary Oh Middlng. 1910


optons-It day OF unusual activity in This line,
onsderng the brief session aGd the market at times DIS
play considerable nervousness with some little excite
met During the first hour the buying was quite gen
efa, IN good part TO contracts The result was
RISE Of fully lO"l5 points Liverpool after opening a
shade lower, advanced points, with renewed 9S.llty
there thc spot this materially aided the bul ee-
mcnt selling 10 realize. however. brought about fac-
ton later In the DAY, and the close was weak Mar
months left OIL points higher while remote optloiS
10G12 points better. Sales, 10000 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-29
iOork Uanteo.

Males.
AN EDUCATED YOUNG MAN (20). de-
"A sirrs a position with some good nm,
with chance 0f advancement; has had iu~l-
pcss cNreiience. understands bookkeeping.
WILLIAM. O2l Myrtle-ave BiCoklyh.
A YOUNG MAN with business expert
"A encr would ike q situation iu an
once for two weeks, 10 take the place Of
an absent member on LIS vacation, or a
eimilar position; can furnish good re-
crences, Sc. Address Il. T., Tribune
once
A COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER, who =
"A a thorough business nan ana H.aaml 10
affairs, travelling the Eastern ana Mluu I
States, will handle good sue Inc OF AZ.
s.nt inGu,tre- or cOrposat on s,o,. Auu'vS'
CKPADLE, Box Il. Tribune once. -
CC0TY'TS examined snG adjust state
n ments and lslance SHEETS patptr ", . al
yestigatlons made ana ann sAD TfnXSPTRiENCT.
branches moderate Terms La
Box 6. Tribune once. -
FIRST.fLAsS paperhsnger and painter
"A waots work. by day or JOB city OF
country. J. LEvE, 42S East s6th.st.
YOUNG MAN with a business expe-
"A ri-nce wishes position OF any klna IN
a wholesale house can iurnlsh Al FI
enccs Apply ATTENTIVE. Box 49,
YOUNG MAN, %, with thorough know.
"A ledge Of dOuble-entfy. desires POSITION
I'm any capacity Al references. WIN. NJ. L.,
3 i2th-st., NewLondon, Conn.
AZ TXPEKT ACCOUNTANT. excellent
n reference desires charge OF several
small set Of books, or VIII Gonna ,ntiaily
eXo1'fne accounts. AUDITOR, Tribune
TDIown once. l,2ss Broadway.
ID AKER.-By foreman On all KINDS q
ID bread and rolls eau az Lila Bod
ford-ave., Brooklyn second hoor'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-29

Exports 10 Continent, days....... 5g72 ESQ
SIOUX Ia New FORK licensed ware.
houses. counted daly........F.... 151 go sG1lG
IN DINER places (estilnat d. ........ STA 1853
lotai STOCK In New.SOrk by running
- count 10i OGG SO. 7O5
Stock In all United States ports. 300 3jS ESQ
Liverpool. kilograms l D. m-Receipts p 900 bales of
winch American 1000 bales Sales. 1000 bales Of
which Tor speculation and export 900 bales American
10000 bales. Spot marketA good business doing; mid
ding, 0-t6d.
Quotations based American standard eassllca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-29
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Males.
w ANTED.-YOung man, college graz
w ua.e YALE, wants work. Address H.,
Tribune Onlce.
W OF NJ MAN Is. wishes sltuetioa al
Il assistant porter. or doing anything good
reference; eOOd pcnman. JOHN HOLAA,
AL West I1th-st.
Woo ~, MAN wants position OF truss;
L security If required. Address BAILEY,
lJ6 East jSd-st
VOuNG MAN %, wants a situation a.
i cutter OF gents garments; is good
draughtsman. Address 81 Washington ST..
Iloboken. Y. ].
VOUNG MAN, &C. will make himself
L generally useful in Office for his board
good writer good references. Address
{. S. B., Tribune ONCE.