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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22

DO SG ;s IS g. hsass 3
medium sealed herring 1920; No: isGi!c, and Mag
land none; Dutch, o. Tor ordinary, ana fu white hoops
GUTNY GLoTn7 There are small transactions the
%STs aSG 'h;G Tor IL 10 bone SS SS S5 e tog s
9oS b5it cI MT sSSs2 70! Wes, iad Sg"t m,niy
3 o SoG SS Vince E %sco % = E os
Sass s. quoaos cy M W. 1hd o s s9' sR ne
Mns wheat 6ds on 90 Grade. Low & % sS q
fe sp G'' wheat Ys low fRiS Sss So
common 70 fancy e5as5 Patents ordinary to eioee
" $3.50 % fancy, 20 S5Ssl 30 SgpeInne. SO % z
Mas snS %qc' Fn' sSsff e gE And
sac 5 g @ Sp 6G% sd as az qSaRs
iads and Family E5r4s - ,9a - 10 foens - e9 S5
6b Supernne, at 81 5o9s 70 Fancy held at 81 IS
S a. $ 5c nnd and @ at Is s. a
1000 bbls including 1000 bills Braudywine.
actIye, and the msrAet ruled arm July closing al adj
vance Of PIG for the day, and December ct advance Of
s SS Sss 5eS I 6 .9 sI, e spSf s
Rdisqd va s sh- Wheat
advance of loeSo centimes and the closing Liverpool
sse; were SS s up and go Od.S point"
s d
$1,000 pkgs Hour The cash market higher Exporters
took % 900 BUSH and mlllers 10000 bush. Sales.
II 7S4 900 bush future, 17l000 bush spot Including No
red winter, at 97aa9S9e in store and elevator 9sca
~ 00is anOat 1000 BUSH. o7cdal 00i4 b., and
s5'.e, end Of August delivery $4,000 BUSH uHgraded
spring u o32dsI "a No. Northern slrlns. 81 O7Fa
81 05a, No. hard spring Al 092sl 05s, No. July.
90d07ec closing OF &c do August 93i. G94ac closing
Vt 9fasc; do september 99S095ec, closing at CSC do
October 9isd96c closing At 90e do Novepber closing at
&c do December 98'sa0SAc closing at Csc do January
closing al 81 o8s C0RS-The market ruled firm though
bush and with wheat, receipts
peced and the clarances liberal The SPOT market
very dull but the temper rather stronger. Sales
$4,000 bush future 1900 bush spot, including No. 2
mixed, at 69c IN elevator, zoe afoat ungaded mixed
GSd7lc; No July Is aGSbc closing at GShc do August
closing at 6i54c; do October COS. de0a.c closing at
GOs-c do December 53dj3Lc closing at 5Shc. 49,.
-. OA1S-D!d not follow corn the large receipts
here light trade demand weakened the spot and nearby
months. which broke lc mixed aud &c on white, rs
the short interest out Of this market But the July
shorts Chicago advanced that month there 2c for the
day Late months here were asc better. Sales 10000
Whit, sc No 2. 402I42c elevator. AIR i2c ahost
No . white. elevator, 46c anOst No white 52a53c
uhgraded Western mixed 3se4yc do white 4od5Sc No
Chicago 4l2di2c No July, 409d41c. closing at 40ac
do August, 49,. aSic closing at Sss'c do September
Sc ~ FEED Quoted 40 n $4,000 spring winter.
60 n. sja9Oc: 50 n, 90cds1; 100 ~ 81 10 al 26 !
shaS 81 25aS 30; feed nominal at slosl 10 HON
lry chop, ldSl l22.
Hay AND STRAw-Arriyals Of hay were again rather
small and market firmly maintained with mod
crate demand. Straw quiet and unchanged. HAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22

% 9SS$ sS ?'i natural s SssA'$ 5s;
spring SIC osseeed winter SSSSc OsssheS Bgs
Italian, ' asS70s; iai%, ssSEei Straits. use; BANK
ocF1S FhEIamTS-No particular sG:lylty ,,, che
steam berth and rates 70 some ports Oh gaI were s .s
London quoted 2d Prompt eamels obtain al oS ;,
bush grain to Iamburg on private terms. ard lG coo
bush do TO MarrrfS a. b ga H. . ~ h 5 tno
1000 qtrs. s. British steamer Gaidina hence 70 DO DO
lily %'f Bark S05ae P6id .ds Ss5s
IEisB Bark Fantec seville TO New York general cargo
park Lillian, hence to Cape Town. general cargo %hOoner
o Iao%R,oG he@s TO rS spa a S sao oS
oy,sI0Ns-PoRK-started 2lc higher and advanced
s5o bois mess Old mess quooG at $iGsI2 DO
~ sOp Sae Gs fa Eff amy ana without
sso 5o Fss 50 da Este so q u ssas
n e.. y ~ s RqG$f' e f ad i utRaa Ma
poed heEs e. 9g a9a at n 9e ws; at ID s @
Civ cue S and dam" IN qood d demand Picked bellies
quosd az 7a74e piekled Hams. lie Smoked do ll''6
So liz .o at n S,ao c4sfs Gp T@s
o n very d f' and aay SAL. in for Sc spctsaso
a rsey Nominal closed & ADVANCE sai esq
fred COntnent quoted az o5cd7 South Am @ RIGA
sePtcnesr sigssd sales tes es5c SStoSs5
With free arrivals and very moderate demand the market
Pennsylvania Creamery tubs extra lSdls state
Creamery seconds rsts 15aal7c Creamery Elgn ex-
tras lSc other Western extras, 126lSc Western hrsts
ice seconds 142Ql5c; hlIds, l4ci state Dairy half
rkin tubs and pals extra, l7alec do hrss 1S9dl0ac
do seconds l43d15c do Welsh tubs, extras. .iIc;
Western 1aiCT % ,D Geams5 " western d1 Dairy
arss lac do seconds, i2i2dl3c do thirds il2al2e;
Western Factory hrdns extra lac; frstS l22di5S tuOs
extra 13c nrsts 12ac seconds, 12c thirds, l1dll3e.
CUFESEFuncy State coored moved fairly, but aside from
this there little doing State Factory full cream
fancy coored SasaS9.c do white s2c do fine SAe; DO
70 air Sa97Rc part skins 5d5'.c, common CHOICE
do full skins, 2d2i2c Ohio fat, common 70 fine 5zdIc
49,. EI5GS-The arrivals eSntinued quite good. but the
market well maintained. New-Iork State. new laid
I76I7iac; Pennsylvana and Michigan, new laid ,l1c;
Northern Ohio a0d Northern Indiana 162e other west
SUGAR-RAW-Dull and nomina! at &c for Mgseoyad
80 test and 7-10c for 80 Centrifugal on the Coffee
Exchange July closed at 840d346c; August 335d34Gc
september 33Sd3.40c october, 336d3tGc; No
vember 32sd3 30c December, 926d33Oc RE
FINED-Quiet. Cut Loaf, 5isc Crushed 5sc Pow
dered li.I0c ranulated,4 7l6a4 loe Cubes 7-I6c
xxx 5se Mould a." 62c Diamond - |" $50 n Con,
4 - 4i,c RidRewood "a :" 316c; Phoenix - 3l0c
Fniplre :" i18c; No. Q, 15l6c; No. Sec; No g.
i8,I Ice; No 0, 32.c; No. 10. 3Sc; No IL, 32c; No.
sT1EARINF-Lard dull. City quoted 7'4c in hhds aud
&c I'm tea. OleOm argarine. city, Orc.
sP1CEsThe t7anss tons ays ben mi; a. gensraly
euotatons for round lots follow Pepper-SingapOre SSc
IVES: Coast 7Sa7'ac; Acheen' 72a7''ci Ba'avia' 72c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, July d. 3 40 p. m.-Beef In poor demand
Pork in fair demand. Hams in good demand. Bacon
in fair demand: Cumberland cut, about Is TO Bod,
strong at 39s Cd: short rib. about 3d. strong, al
SOS I'd long clear mddles about 40t, strong, at 34s
sd. Shoulders. about Il 20 Ism, strong at eos sd.
Cheese In fair demand American finest white
and coIored firm at 44s Tallow in fair demand.
spirits Of turpentne in fair demand steady al 2es.
Rosin I'm fair demand. ard-spot and futures in poor
demand prime Western spot firm at BIS cd; July
firm at 32s sd August firm at :}3S I'd september firm
al 33S 3D. Wheat in good demand Kansas winter,
hard steady at Is Id No. red spring steady at
Is q ID. Flour fair demand. Corn-Spot and
futures in fair demand; mixed Western spot firm
al IS Id July dull at Us cd september steady, at
Is I'd Hops at London-Pacihc Coast-There is nothing
Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL--The market rather quiet,
hut steady. llaNcfstrtw Hard BliSk ale quotvW sS
A. SI' 49, per 1000; FshHills, s5aS 49, Up
River Hari. IL 25dS5 25; pale. S2d$2 % heSei;
oTle Cement 90c a@l per DBL American for'lahe ? 20
s Is BE glan Portland ~ 20as- 80 Ensl'h iolti9h1
A. 554s2 90 Roedlud common Lime 90o per Dbl anu 40
finishing 81 Johns common Lime; 500 Calhs p 20
Icr 900 coats HAIR 20d22c per bu'hi cattle HAIR
cHICoRY-In fair demand with prices as follows
F,ele yellow pa,er. Sac; al. =. genuine grdnuatel
taefnan 4s,e Nyor Brother, Enelisa grsnulatcd 6+c
ouo,ioas Ba6a 'f isi Caracas i@Si5c Trinidad
t9ofEkG$E SI6GkNo pariS S.E MS Sanss
shooks and Heads. IL 20 SO inch 81 O9sl 90
old shocks without Heads 6a9Qe Eum shCSkS Hiu
ST ISL SO: Hoops, ~ feet S32a$34; u feet IS nae
COFFEE-FOf spot Brazil growths the Mnihe' zoo
and more active al l1'sc Tor No, ss,eS- and
500 bags do damaged at lO'sc: me nliuc sto ~s
Are Arm; sales 77G bags Mamcaibo on private terms
The option movement light, the sales feaCs oS
Is 500 First prices Ney Irregular StPToett
steady at advance OF points ana othel mouths as
5dI0 points decline. The result OF the days business
was further decline OF 5alQ points except July anu
Irregular. The regular Rio dispatch gooteG SsonS
first 40 kilos), 9Si5o gooi second 40 RoS) S S
exchange priyae 10 56 receip,ss In hlS 6Ho hay
10 600 bags Rio clearsnces United states
lilo clearanccs Europe. * " bags MO STOCK
bags. Rio market steady; ceiPts IN santos
nm; good average santos, 81 200 cleared from Rio
July 10 $ $ Oilers go 900 bags Closing prices on the
Ncw.York market follow JaagsN 1880 $50; F e
iS46; Nav lS.9Od133o; July. 1000 100; August
iG.S0dl6.i6 September, l545dl 80; Ocoher l445a
1880 November 10 10a 1880 December. l3oo0l3OO
rAiuced L. sales 900 bales. all for consumption Total
receipts ports TO-DAY; 29 bales as against 1886
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22


Buffalo. July 2i-Cattle- Receipts last p hours, 1e
head total Tor week thus far j2t0 head for SANG TINE
last wek, oQuo head eonsgnd through, 800 head 2oo
head OF which 20 New 0fk 20 head for sale mark!
opened quiet with feeling firm elosed arm with al
sod IlOgs-ieceips last p hours, 5000 head total for
week thus FAR. $3.50 head for sane tine lat week
York 100 had for sale and 80 held over from
Yesterday market opened dull but shade higher cosed
Steady good WORKERS; - 7o4s5 o. ! deck OF mediTms
head total for week thus FAR 500 head tor ;ans tins
last 10 coo head consigned through, 500 head 200
OF which New.York 800 head or sale market opened
steady sales closed steady; best lambs, g o0d
az fair 10 good sheep ~ 25aSi 81.
Chicago July 2l.-"The Evening JOumal' reports ::
Cattlc-.eiyts 5000 head shipments coo; dow, clos
ING weak: prime 70 extra steers ~ 9Ods6 % good 70
choce IS 50ds5 SIS others "a 50ds5 % Texans 81 500
ss o. cows 81 Gjds3 25. Hogs-Receips, 10000 head
Common 81 s0Gs5 % mixed and packers IS 5oas5 SIS ;
prime heavy and butchers weights. q 10dto so prime
light - G0ds5 so. Sheep-Recepts 5000 head ship
ments 600 steady: native ewes 20 5Ode4 80 mixed
and weters 81 65dS5 25 mutton Texans, "a 2oasf IS
st. Louis, July Of -Cattle-Reeeipts 1000 head ship.
ments 300 Market active and lower; good 70 choice
export natives s5a$5 90 fair 70 good nases s2 80 afS
Texans and Indians steers range from f2dS4. Hogs
Receipts 1900 head; shipments LOO Market strc9s
g GO light ordary 70 best = o 5odsS 50. sassR,
fair to fancy, S3df4 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22

white, 11sa1ac. Cioves-zanzlbar, 7sa7'ac Ameoyns.
IiaI5c; stems 2ata3e Allspice-GrlndinR, 47dftc !;
prime Sc Red PRps e DO B9@ssy s@s si" CASA a.
BataSia Ts,dsi4c Mace 5OaTOc GingerIaleutta
Be African 5j.a04c Jamaica. 13sG143c do bleached
1G6162c Nutmegs-LsFge, 69a72c; llOs, ooao'ci lzos
120s, J6a57c. . .
.TALIDW--Dul and steady. Prime city quoted q
i9,c fancy held isc higher. e, -
TOBACCO-l.atber quiet, but held steady. sales com;
prispd 300 eases 1890 New-Engand Hay3nn, 23a2'c 1V
sundcs a3je also 200 bales iIayana Ioedyl 10
WOOI-At the noIncnt sales inoOnsderaDle. t0uRb
there is steady demand for hc various grades Of domestic
wool. receipts have been good and supplies are N
CreaslnQ at this point. The nominal quotation on Xxx
Ohio fleece 3Od302c here, and 27a2sc in the West
quoted at l102Ic fine unNashod, &c, ane
unwashed combing, 20G3Oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
HAVANA MARK EFT.

Havana July 2I.-Spnsh gold, 89'.a24o. "a
change quiet Sugar quiet; sales at Cabaen o. 5000
bags Centrifugal 96 degrees polarization. at 90 1922 god
Quinal 1000 bags moasses sugar 81 degrees poar'
satlon, at az 26h,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
Total stock in New-york by run.

Stock in all United States ports - 250i09 So S93
., LS,e5pOCl tessrsms 40 m-ReSeipts j 900 bales
which for speculation and export 500 ales American
1900 oaes Spot market dun and depressed; mlddlng.
LED Futures opened easy at pod decline.
points and closed at further loss Of 1912 polnts
Trading quite active the sales reaching $50 800 bales
Claanc ricas OH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22

Fancy poe; choice SCdS5c pIne. G50 15c fair good
goa zoe shipping 6jc, mixed OJc STRAW
Long rye, Soc short I'VE, dOd5le oat 51a4lN; wheat
HOPsDuness ia still roted In all departments aud the
market rules In buyers favor. crop report gener
oily favorable. state. 1890. choice 2lc medium, lSd
lie common u fair 1Gst1c l5S1 iOdi8c 1888. Sdl2c
do old 4dSc Pacific Coast 1870, choice, 2lc common
prime, lGal9c; do 1850. lOal3r.
HEMP AND JrTE-illup dealings are still light as
those other articles. Manila hemp ur shipment
nominal 7@d7s,c Slsal quoted OF 5c paper butts,
1.-The
HIDES-Limited dealings are reported at barely sus.
taiutd rates. Quotations CordONI, 23d23h n. lie
Buenos Ayre. selected -s-23 n, l3c Monte.
yideo 49,; Matamoras 22d-5 n. 122c Central
Amfflca @Od22 ~ nan BuenOs Ayres. kips ele I'd
loai3 y. l1e Cordoya Hips, 1oal9n; C r. ntes Aoa
t"vd and Rio f-Inde. kps 1918 H. lOHol2c; Texas,
20a25 n 1oal2c Western, Zoe; southern they run
l2als n 02c; Dry Sailed Maamor1. selected 24d2S n
BuenOs Ayres COW selected, 40a5O n. IRE Ro Grands
COW, 44d40 n. 72c; b. \. and r. O., or, $500 m,
e2c New. Orleans city. 4jd7j n. 7G72c; fex9s and
COW, 5Od0o N, 6Id7hc; city slaughter OK, 0OdsO ~ Sc
LEATHER-There Is a fair home trade and moderate
export demand the whole going make mp good busi-
On prices. changes reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
nDork manten.

Females.
STENOGRAPHERS SUPPLIED
- to Business Men
without charge TO either party.
WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT
327 Broadway. New-York
- TENOGRAPHIC and typewrlting gradu-
- ate desires a position salary OF no con-
sequence, as Office experience y the object
Addres so Centre.st. Orange, n. J.
SEWING WANTED.-By an experienced
- seamstress and dressmaker, by day or
week In town or country. Please ADDRESS
NJ. H., Box rs, Tribune Uptown once,
,23S Broadway.
Young LADY desires position In an
Il office 70 do copying on typewriter sAfs-
factory references given. Address COMFE-
TENT. Tribune Oflce.
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miscellaneous.
Dressmaklng.

A RTISTIO Gressmakng peTie;e Nv H,u
"A finish; unique designs; hotei ondsLS
Al short notice: goods purchased II deslt fiao
Mr.. McELROY. 81 East 5th'S''' oppo''N
Denning's. ------
sNpESSWAFEK wants more work at
~ home a fine TT guaranteed stilR 49,, sYe
plaids matched perfectly. Shhh'i b."
SMITH. 225 West 18Th 81. -----
~ RESSMAKER. competent, wishes some
~ more customers ia private ialIlnes s1 10
reference; would 10 IN the cOuht[on 'o '''
summer months. A, l4S west ictn.s..
MAEING.-First-class httei anu
~ draper wishes more engagements by t1e
day terms - per day EXPERIENCED 10 icS stf
ing houses reference. Addfe's H. ~
sth-aVe. -------
nKEsSMAKER, good litter, good diapTTr'
~ neat finish II % per day t, ns1ar,4
~ 6OJ; references positively ssusiscI oiy'
idiss H., 255 Sh-a'c.
n RI1sSMAK FIR. -First-class httnrj NC ne
~ worked for Mfs. Donovan Wou,d tan.
work homo or &c out BY the DAY. AuuIe''
". H., eol Sth.aVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
Uort Uanfe0.

Females.
YOUNG GIRL fir~t-clns, pant>'mak"r,
"A wants a situation ~ a tailoring r,tib
li,hment speaks only French. BUfENA1,
lfS Wo,t lOth--t.
GOOD buttOnhole-maker and feather
"A -t.tcher would Ike 20 get steady Wuik.
Cell or address Mr.. HENRY, II for'
syth.st
A YOUNG LADY having experience de
n sircs position as typewriter nnd, 2
stands ONCE work. Address Tyre
WRITER, Box II, Tribune onlce
XPIHT TYPEWRITER wishes ork al
IL home business conrdenusls. A,Akb
M EINLEXa 2s Eset esEssLsl-
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flats 60 fet. unturuisheo

CUMBERLAND,
u Broadway. SHAVE. and 22d-st.
BACHELOR APARTMENTS.
Finest in city.
T.. A. CRCIKSHANK g. CO., 116 B'way.
L. IRST.CLASS APARTMENTS Steam
L heat, elevators. hallhOys Portsmouth
and Hampshire. $3.50 West 9th.~t. f. \.
CRUIKHSANK Il CO.. l76 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
HEAILOCK.
Nnn.Acll
UNION TANNED


Eg as. Ss e g2s isat Backs nsiS cows a.
Middle Backs, ......25 d2s Seconds a.
Seconds, Backs ID. d2G
CALCUTTA BUFFALO.
Light ..............15 R152 Damaged .:.....l3 Glt
Middle ....-.....-15 a15a Poor. damaged I'LL az
METALSThe major portion Of orders are for small los
Of Inferior grades OF IRON prices IN when vary aStSTus
demanded. and Pennsylvania pig iron Is steady,
No ! Foundry being quoted at az o0dsls and No
si8dsl6 So Mil grades range from st TO ga 30 ana
Bessemer Pig is quoted s16ds0 80 at the mill Scotch
meilington 800. STEEL RAILs-orders are few and sales
sections. CoPPER-Iake for current delivery is Of.
are snail Arizona and ether brands from u TO
12bc .TIN-The local market was weak on decline N
SPOT London TO eco 12s Cd from col rs 90 yester:
40 26c; IS do August 262oc and 10 DO october at
20 LEADouiet at 4Soc bid and 445c asked for
'D&S 6TIssEs-FoF boiling stock the market is nominal
BADGES at 2Sc. Cuba, 80 tost, quoted at ICE; For
Black Strap 02c is quoted on bbs extra heavy Domes
tic grades ESQ to $50 good 10 fancy and 2Dd2ic common
NAVAL sToRES-sPIRITS TURPENTINE- Quiet
Dull and Unchanged Strained 81 s7a good straecd 81 40
g 81 10 t3 81 e. 81 = e e. s. y g.
oILs-snles Of 1900 bbls good mcrchannbe Menhaden
reported oo home It'd sce9ThS al gSc n e
do of.erade, 26d2sc; refined summer yellow season,
sa3s choice Gt2c % oil S'SSSc
out Of town, i1a4Sc Calcutta soc Lard prime 52a53
2Sd29c dark pressed, 27c; bloached winter, 32d89c
bleacSed spring 8lc extra beached. winter. S4dsec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
gcnnirp Real geiate for Sale
gonnirp Real estate 90 fst

ELIZABETH, ROSELLE, PLAIN.
IL FIELD, y. J.-iI0uses - % IL rooms
all Improvements trst-class location rent
$50 10 $40 monthly will sell easy terms
AARON PECK, Executor. a 5th.ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
Citn Real Gstate for Sale.

ID EAUTIFUL 4-story 2O-foot house. near
- park $50, 600. STEVENS, 9th-ave.,
,orner 93d and l04th SITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
Board nanteo.

a Young WORKING GIRL would Ike
n cheap board IN a nice family. NJ. D.,
address Tribune Uptown ONCE, 1928 B'wali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22
Horses ano Carriages.


ELANDRAU & CO..
It 372. 374. 376 Broomc-st..
and Broadway, 0lst-st. and Ith.ave;
SPRING AND SUMNER CARRIAGES
Of the best class.
yictorias WagOnsttes.
Cabrjolcts Depot Wagons.
Two WheeleTs. curtain kockaWaNs'
Mai Phartons EX. Top Cabriolets.
Landaulettes. D0s-a-D0s.
Omnil uses. load NaHcho'
S-Pass. Rockawavs. Ton Pha t0lN
Coupe ROckawaVs Ladies PhaetOhs'
Epider Phaetons. BuckbOadS,
[Is.a-Vis. Village Cats.
IAndaus Runabouts
Fancy Trans Dprby Phatt0ns.
Doctors WAGONS. SutrnNS
Doctors BrOughams, (hil0relS traps
Fancy Buckboaids Saxon PhactOns.
SECONDHAND
waeons FnaetOns Buckhcards. Rookie
yays SURVEYS Fancy Traps. Nictorias.
IantauIsttes, Wagonet,es. carts Dos-a,Dos,
village Carts Stanhope Gigs. StanhCDe
Phaetons. Depot WaCBf. DoCto-A' Phsc tons.
Ex. Top CabriOlets. Runah': IS, canopy
Victoria phaetODS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22

Light Backs......o3 a2s light Backs, a..
NJ dole Backs. h'vy.2S d30 Middle Backs, cows. g..
Middle Backs, ....25 d2S Seconds a.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-08-17

Congressman Oates. of Alabama. is still
airing away at the Farmers Alliance. Col.
Oates commanded the Alabama regiment
that assaulted the Twentieth Maine so
fiereely at Round Top on the second day of
Gettysburg and is good fighter. He was
driven off by the Maine men. but he does
not now propose to be driven out by the
Alliance. Most Of the Southern Congress-
men are bending before the Alliance Storm
There is Col. Oates's colleague from Ala
bama, Gen. Jos. Wheeler. No one hears
him denouncing the Alliance these days.
When the storm first appeared some one
said to Wheeler, 1--WE must smite that move
ment, or it will smite us. We must either
90 over it or under 1t. 1t will never
do to compromise with IT," To which the
nervous little General with sharp voice
and big beard, replied hastily. II don't
know about inst. When / was in the army
told man to 90 and he went. or to come
and he came; but am not in the army
now" Col. Oates has not realized this fact,
that he is no longer In the army. Two Of
the counties In his district have called on
him to resign on account of his anti-Alliance
doctrines. but he refuses. and is going to
Alabama to fight 1t out with the heresy. He
is one of the few heroic figures Ia the South
ern States where the Alliance has made
Roadway. He has some ideas about public
duty. and proposes to stand by them.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-08-17

Saturdays Boston Herald printed Ban
gor despatch reviving the absurd and utterly
untrue story that Congressman Boutelle in
jured the lumber business of Bangor by his
vote for Chicago as the site OF the Worlds
Fair; and coupling with this exploded false
hood story that there is ''discontent In
Aroostook county, where there are at least
two men who are anxious to go to Congress
Hon. Llewellyn Powers and Mr.. Lumbert,
of Houlton." As for Mr.. Powers, he has
had his turn In Congress, and there is no
probability that he would be selected If there
should be desire for change, as there Is
not. Mr. Lumbert is good fellow, who
has bad some experience in the legislature
and In the council but whose candidacy for
a seat in Congress can hardly be viewed
seriously. The mention of either Of these
gentlemen is simply wild talk. As tor the
charge that Mr.. Boutelle hurt the lumber in
dustry by voting for Chicago, that is entire
ly baseless. Mr.. Boutelle voted steadily for
New York so long as there was possible
show for that city to get t,and only changed
his vote when the New York men them
selves gave up hope. Then he voted for
Chicago as the next best place. He was for
New York so long as there was any char ee
for that city. When there was no chance
he favored Chicago. The fact that this is
the only thing that can be trumped up
against Mr.. Boutelle only shows how weak
his enemies are in the Fourth District.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-08-17

rial crises. Col. Shannon's experience with
South American peoples will be Of great
assistance to him at his new post. which is
just now one Of the most important in the
diplomatic service of the government. For
American capital is now embarked on the
great enterprise Of digging the Nicaragua
canal. one Of thegreatest undertakings Of
the day. 1t is important to have an Anert-
can minister on the ground who understands
the people, and can be an aid, not an embar-
rassment to the great work. These consid:
erations had great weight In determining
the appointment