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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11

weak: Pennsylvania irsts, IL pc. Cheese quiet
steady part SKINS sac lie fail skins &c sugar
Refined firm: powdered. 3-sd4 7-16c; granula'en,
3l0c Feed dull. weak winter bran. sl5 % Sio PEI
50lO0c. Receipts-Flour, 900 bbls 800 sacEes5
wheat. 1920 bush corn. 2,400 bush; oats, 2'0yc
bush. heat, 1880 bush, corn, o,5oo
bush oats, 1900 bush.
ST. Louis. Aug 10-Flour firm bat unchanged
Wheat-The fnal prices were 15G3-5c above Sstur
DAYS close 40 , red cash. ria SO / sc August, SOC
SO 3-sc. closing sc bid September sea SIC, closing
Corn-No , cash. So l-2aj8c: september. "a i26
IS 10 closing 81 7-sc: year. Al 1922 lac. closing
Al 5-5c. Oats unsettled No cash. 27G2T sc;
August 81 1897 lie. closing ~ 1sG27 i4c; sep
tember 81 1-4d27 5-sc, closing 81 &c. Rye higher;
No > 75c: No 3. roc. Hay steady timothy, old,
sl3asi4: new $40 JOasl3; prairie. s8ass. Bran
higher at 500 sec. according 70 location. Flaxseed
higher at g3a94c. Lead firm; - Is sellers. speter
dull at ~ IS. Butter firm; creamery, l76lsc; dairy,
I38IJc Egg scare and firm; IL i-2c for strictly
fresh Cornmeal at 10 O5a 80 10. Whisky st'sdy ~
81 IL Pr0visons-The market was tame with
rather small trade. Pork. $40 so. Lard 30 IL 2@
s8 IS Dry salt meats-Roxed shoulders. % 90 liz;
longs. 81 10: ribs. ~ 90 short clear, ~ 81 IL.
Bacon-Boyed shoulders, 26 25; longs, a. 55; ribs,
a. 50: short clear, ~ 81 IL. Hsms-suar cured
asa 600 bnsh corn ~ 900 bush: oats, 1o7 900 BUSH
we 10000 bush barely rome. Shipments-Flour.
1000 bnsh wheat 237 900 bush corn. 10000 bush;
outs $4,000 bush rye 1000 bush barley. none.
Toledo Aug 1O-Wheat, active, easier cash.
% &c: August. o. 3-sr September 81 l5c; Deem
Der. ~ $50. Corn, dull steady cash &C. oats.
oniet: No white. sac. Clover seed, active, firm;
rejpts-Flour 1873 bbls: wheat 1e4O2o bush corn,
os4 bush oats I.712 bush rye. n AS bnsh ship
mpnts-Flour sl5 bbls wheat, 17e,ss2 bush; corn,
900 bush rye, 81 500 bush.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRk DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEALINGS
The visible supply on saturday was: Wheat. 1854
034 bushels, an increase OF lls5931 bushels:
3.aOo447 bushels, decrease OF 1880 bp.hels oats
oIO34 al bushels, an increase OF 1874 bushels,
Business at the Produce Exchange Yesterday was not
specially brisk. The general disposition OF traders
seemed TO be 10 hold back for the monthly
crop report, which came Out last evening In wheat
the day dealings did not amount moro than 3.OOO.
900 bushels, ana aside from little foreign buying the
trade purely local The weather rcports we're the
chief incentive 70 frmne-s The Northwest reported
very hot weather with advices OF damage 20 the crop
hy blight Ia North DAKOTA. Gables Mere strong and
higher, with unsettled weather abroad Partridge WIS
SAID 10 be buyB quite IreeIy IN Chicago besides which
the local stocks in store decreased nearly 100000
bushels. The visible supply showing had weakening
ercct mOmentarly, as some figured on a decrease.
whereas the hgures showed an increase Of I.fs598f
bushels. Par, cables came so centlmes higher. and
this aided the bulls september opened at
cents December opened at u o. sold down to
About 500 600 bushels We're bought by exporters for
fail and winter delivery At the outports there were
100000 bushels taken. The Government crop REPORT
places tie condition OF spring wheat at $50, against
Corn was considerably active and stronger. Options
at time showed dse of from IL - IS cents,
with some buyng for Western ACCOUNT and considerable
local covering. The VAIN weather. higher cables. do
cee m.pTiay aided fe buI oi ~ 1T5S
wheat also had effect The spot market advanced
from II 70 l cent but there was nothing done for
export The Government crop report places the con
litiols al COS against 92s last month.
Oats likewise were affected by the strength In the
other cer all. options advanced - cent, and trade
was moderate. SPOT lots were relatively stronger white
showing rise OF from l. 10 cents. aHd mixed OF
cent The Government crop report put the condi-
tons as - 3. against $50 last month.
LAID wa, extremely duh and closed shade lower
thai ~ opening price.
The closing prices were: Wheat-August ~ sep
tanlber 800 - cents: October ~ December ~ o.
Nav ~ OG 2-4 C0rn-AuCu~t, 20 hnts. september.
81 D. october O. 5-s. Oats-Auglst, 80 II cents
September "a. october. 81 >. Larl-AuTlst, SO 20
septembef 80 Is october 80 So December. 81 o.
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rURopFAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Pork and hams ~ fair demd9 , "a H'f0n ~ 40 s'Se
am AZ a., 81 long clear m!ddl%, aDons 90 y,
arm az 3Ss for Cheese IN FAIR d,mana IsiI2~ II
noor demand prime city firm 20 26- 3D. Jqrpen 1ne IN
ar demand. Rosn IN poor demand Iard-spctaw;I Ii
tafn.nf Improving futures in poor demand pf1a. west
am not and August firm 33s % september 400 Oco-
her fro at 33s 81. Whesi IN poor densno Eiour ~
COW demand COrn-Spot-The dsnand 10 improving NV
ars in good demand mixed Western pct ana AUGUST
S-u a. - 1oI.d September Arm ut IS lod Ootober rn
AZ 4. iOd Hops London-pueifc Coaet-Thee T. nohng
ofsrne Receipts u wheat for the bost week ron AZ
ls,tle rort % 800 ctr. from Pacific ports none Iron
cher rces coo qtrs. ReeeipOs OF American corn is
ne last week Is. 400 QtFs.
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STEINER Losr IN GREEN Ray.

Chicago Aug 1o.-In coming out Of Green Bay
with a cargo OF lumber from Menomlnee to Chicago
the steamer Roanoke struck nv the sQual yester
day and driven on reef Reports to Chicago under
writers to-day say that she filed and sank at once
Details Of the loss are lacking, and the fate OF the
crew IS unknown. The Roanoke was an iron steamer
owned by J. II. Pauley, Of Milwaukee.
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug 10 lSpeciar.-It o bad dav for the
wheat short New-YOrk not opening until O'Clock our
time FOR q half all Of IT. buying orders here
Gables were higher. There scattering adyices Of
damage 70 spring wheat from The heat and there
was a nervous feeling resulting from the approaching
crop report. OF course Paidrdge had line out he L.
said to have covered 3OOO,00 bus c.. There were
graf many other lesser shorts. December sold from
g0L, I'D OBJ and closed az OH cents. The Increase I'M
The visible supply did not quite Offset the big cle
from the senboard leam kept pounding tie u1rAet but
met t,fft moor Government upr~,.-
At night l5j Tor spring taken a. indicating
sIrlug wheat Weld u 16OCOO.OOO bushels aud total
Weld Of j44O00,00O bushels winter and spring. Thefe
were tn cars OF spring wheat Minneapolis tOdny.
They are now ella ming that the september deal
hero belongs "Jim'' Keeue Corn to-day strong
chiefly n svmuathv with wheat. Tn lsshOrts
stanpcd,d. There enough rain ia West and
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pany YOU
wished as a matter of course 70 decline the
oHer OF such courtesy; but the gentleman decIafeu
IN that quiet manner which permits no contradiction
that ne wished TO accompany me and that he lad
nothlng more important 10 do lie led me first 70
street car We took seats. He paid my way
before could prevent it We got out. lie walked
cOnsuls house, where he said .cood-bv' lie hardly
allowed me time TO say that l was obliged 10 him for
his trouble
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BURIAL op MRS. 2 n,vrvpopv

Boston. Aug. 10.-The body of Mrs. Edward LOOMS
Davenport the actress. buried in the Forest lll
Cemetery yesterday afternoon, beside the body Of
her husband The burial service was that OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church, and was private There
were present her two sons, Edgar L. and Harry her
three daughters Fanny, Blanche and May her two
sons-nlaw, William Seymour and Melbourne Mcdowell
and Montgomery Field and William T. Ballou
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partial reaction from the speculative foyer NJ s,tur-
day and quotations on National Transit certificates
made by the addition IF the Is cent premium on field
oil 10 Fridays cl0ing quotations on National Transit
certificate. Compared With SATURDAYS business the
dealings yestC Siay were modsroFe ,r,Ic,nfinr 10
$4,000 barrels at sc l20 Goa SO cents The sales In
cluded few for cash at C4aG5 cent. %
Refined oil In barrels q - cents fl, hull, IS
and in cases $50 crude 10 barrels 4 50 cent and
iu bulk. 3.35 cents.
Foreign quotations Were: Antwerp 10 francs:
Bremen, $50 marks London 5.s653 "a pence
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BURIED TREASURE UyrARrHED ~ TEXAS

san Antonio, Tex, Aug. 10-It is reported that a
few days ago young farmer named Edwards, while
plOughng Switzerland springs. unearthed an iron
pot containing gold doubloons amounting 10 81 600
There has long been tradition in Switzerland Springs
that Santa Anna buried treasure there on his retreat
after his defeat at the battle % Jacinto in the
Texas war Of independence. Many people have
hunted for 10.
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would show lowered condition. Seuferber sold from
3.S TO o52 closing az 80 cents Tie recepts were
4op me e.Intc. Tor Tuesday as cars. The Cow ~
meet report showing con1.oa Of gos Is Gggred % md
cate crop OF l,bsO 600 900 bushels. Oats advanced
cent In sympathy with corn Provisions IN spite Of
nc ffGgth Of com declined. Outside September holders
are u9uiattng Po-k dropped IS cents barrel, lard ,
esnts h4hGTed rib 10 cents from saturday The close
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THE STATE or TRADE.

IS l3a s IS d. EXTRA 81 75a s. = IS do family, - %
= 81 - y1ter we! pSten s5G - 80 sgrns % DO
eeipts, 92l0 bush; shipments -.0s5 sales none.
81 PC steneP be ~ GO ne te dG 1 % ia
9s 34ci southern What strong, Fnlt, 94cdsli Long
eeipts gis, $40 bush: shipments az go bush sto;k
1,231,l63 bush sales 3O7l14 bush. Corn hrIner
Southern corn White, S dull So a Csc ysio8, u, $50
osc spot no; white, 68c receipts, l5,5l2 5usai
bush oats firTner No Whit w S1a &c aed
No. mixed Western acc asked receipts 1000 bush
higher 10; ., sc receipts, e,s12 bus6 shipments,
nJne' stock, 1871 bush. Hay steady: good 10
20 ve PS per- Sn sle Cd 9 4 sr 9 5t P
quarter 32 9dE4s cotton per pound, l6s four per
visions unchanged, with god demand for everything
Butter hrm without change but early advance p ex,
esrgoes-FaT 1oc 20 Z i 8s7 ~ nfe &c q ugr ~
cheng d Copper unchanged. Whisky uuchaug d.
-, buffalo, Aug 1o 10 Of spring wheat yery
Northern sold at ~ o2 closed at Al O2 5000 bush
r. s9 bdt at 81 "a, Oh w, = Spa ZOO bush NO
light: cars No. red sold at 95c., 10 cars No.
spot do. at - Las sc; NO; white, CSC. In store
Corn strong % cars No yellow sold at II y lie,
at dec.; at closing lie advance asked Oats strong;
demand light II old No. white sold 40 la
4Oc.. and car7 new DO at 3fc on track Rye scarce
W. >, - Ia BID, soc. asked; Flour steady best
hour ~ $50 a Is. M!l feed easy; coarse winter
bran, sI4 IS DO. spring, Sli 2j Canal freghts
weak: wheat 7-5a &C.: I've. l-4e. 10 Now York
Recepts-Flour, 5000 bb's. wheat, l,037 900 bush.
corn. 1872 900 bush: rye. 10000 bush. shipments,
by canai-Vheat. 4lO. 900 bush. corn, $500 bush
rye $1,000 bush Bv rail-FlOur IS 900 bbls wheat
2o2 600 bush: corn. 10000 bush.
Chicago AUG. 10-TAe adag futures ranged A. follows
WHEAT NO. ?.
Opening; Highest Lowest. Closing
S 1.s S65 5' 3d. so @, S 49,
CORN. NO. 2.
s 535s:, si. :s55 s. g.
OATS NO. ..
sa as5': .'...::.. -: e. Re 4: 5i$
MESS PORK PER BEL
s5, gPt ,..iiSS g So 10 10 g g 1913 1875
LARD PER 100 n.
s.penber .....,. g S. So S5Ss@ S5555s S53s
SHORT RIBS. PER 100 n.
S Ssg,fm1eF ....,.. 8 go g &c S79 &C.
cash quotatoas were fellows Flour nm, daers ask
ing IOc al vance spring po5ent- 70 spring wheat
qfj.c; No. rcd BIG; 40. oats 2S-4o 40 white
n A. 3ls.c: No. g white. 3Qc 30. rye, e22c; No.
haley o Gre No. s. b. 52a5sei No. I. b. SOC
10 hixd q prime IL, t9o,hy - 79Sse T nh pork
o.S a. soss6 70 as satcd .houdgs $3.50 10
cear sides fboxed q 20ds7 30 whskey, di-tlleis flu
shed good- per gallon, 81 Il.
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flats 10 tsi. aufurzisheo

THE CLEVELAND.
l26-l3O East 2fth-st.
Large ana rOonv Hat 70 relt unfinished
fOis september Or October. every room
Light ard open 20 outside light AID air
annie cIO.cts &c rent, from ~ 200
shown 10 a. u. 60 3. p. m. Owner resident
ITO LET.-Tg0 elegant apartments du-
Il ple1 and ,lngle. "a the DalbOlsie. 40 "
a. West 59th-st., betv zen 9TH aHd OH
ayes overlooking Central PARK house ab-
soIutcly fre-pFoof. Inquire OF @e Jdnltor.
GOIN NE FIFIH AVENUE" OF AID
Il l,O3S Fifth-sye.. corner e3A st--Ele'
rant apartment- o. 10 rooms and BATH all
impfOleu snts. including eleN atDrs and steam
heat; extra inducements. Apply 70 super
lntendenf az the building
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Dressmaklng.

EIRST-CLASS PAHISIAN DRESS
j MAKER, new established, wishes more
customers at home suits ~ and - up.
Nile. ABEL, l02 West l7th-st, l fight up.
l. me TAILOR~MADE SUITS from $40 I;
L also sumner and evening dresses fit and
workmanship guaranteed Cre.sH akeTs S'nt
out by fhe day pRESSMAK Err. 1Ol
West 3ist-st.
AIDES TAILORING and DRESSNAK X
u lNG.-lS years experience perfect 1T
ting fine suits, - up - nOurs notice..
T. KAI.LAGE. 9 East l4th.st., near 5th-ave.
nj ILLrNERY sCHOOL.-Rellable strict
w ~ first-c.ass the art thoroughly taught
10 the most practical manner. Those study
ing 40 once VIII be fitted 70 take positions
this coming fall season Twenty lessons
SO. PRIVATE MILLINERY PARLORS,
SO Clinton ST. pTOohlyn.
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uAVANA MARKETS

Havana Avg 1O--Spenish gold, 239S23eh Exchanse
ouiat Srgaf-H Holders huu Saturday, at GARDENS,
W ySo bas Of Centrifugal % degrees polarization, were
ssld AZ Sc IS gold per quintal.
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BnslneS5 Ghanres

NTANTED.-S-O 900 for a safe investment
w at good interest. Address. making ap-
polntneht, EDITOR, Is East l25th-st.
w ANTED.-A special partner with IL 600
w iOr eulrRing r-Hti. t. business. Ad-
dress r, Box 20, Tribune Office.
CD SOO PARTY advancing s.. 800
- -. DOU. will De- secured and repaid in
80 days, ana a business interest a. bonus I.
this T. strictly business: iuv.s-tgatc. Ad-
dress MARTIN, Tribune ONCE.
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uomesnr 5itHm0ns nanrsd

~ OK-CHAMBERMAID and WATT
~ RESS.-By two young Swedish girls,
speaking English one a. good family COOK
and do washing; the other a. upstairs girl
willing, oblging and Trustworthy city or
eouptTy best Of refereneeA Cali or apply
957 4th-ave.
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murIf Danten.


Males.
A YOUNG MAN, 70 years OF age years
n eNpeFience il hrst-c as retail efOr ~,
loves the grocery busincss, guol p-nhah'
&c, would Ike % drum for q ihFt- ana
reliable wholesale house OF that kna can
give the best OF references wages m01rrile
70 start OMLR CHEERS, Hdsanan e
Nils, n. Y.
A YOUNG GERMAN, aged p. st.ong
N and rot afruid OF work, wants employ
msnt Of any Kind j. only Two noh n III
the country. HENRY SIEfS 90 Mott
ave.
An ENERGETIC progressive Young man,
II experienced lu European dhd Eastern
travel, possessing advanced busine-- 0Dil-
ities, good address and pefecs healtA. Will
cntei employ OF any reputable person Or arm
whose services VIII keep him 100 foreign
countries the greater par Of each year best
OF business aud personal reference. Address
AMERICAN. Box 10 Tribune once.
A STRONG BOY. l6 year.. OF rtspecta-
n bic parent now ia rhiue shop,
wishes % learn the plumbers on some other
good trad. r. NOIELiN, Pa T.. 5d.-L
A FIRsT-CLAss manager and steward for
"A clubhouse wishes pos tIOn 40 once. or
1T Of SEPT .mbcT best references and bonds.
MANAGLk, l13 East s3th-st.
A DIRESsING.-By an experienced hand
n circulars or envelope Addressed
quickly AZ hone, Toe. a .OoO. HALLIDAY.
81 Al avs. laird ssl.
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OIL MARKETS.

ou city Auq 1O-Nationa Transit certificates opened
a. oslo highest 6S pc lowest, 64c closed at o5ise
s 5o7 900 bbls cleirances 100000 bbls shipments.
IA Qs3 his: runs IS ,2O4 bbls. ,
Pi.tsbuie Aug. 10-Perroleum lower and unsettled.
N-atian. Tlnsit certificates opened az 65c closed 90
eSLc. hi gIass 66i.c lowest, Doc.
Eradfo9d Aug iO-Natonal Transit certificates opened
NJ 8gsc closed az 65. highest, 6o'4c lowest 04'4c
Clelrances. 2o4. 900 bbls.
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Dressmdkin9.

A RTISTIC DREssMAKING, perfect n
N ting costumes, jackets and Wraps
b0.d ord p az short notice. NINE. OWEN,
20 West 23d-st.
A PARTISAN MILLINER would like
"A work Apply b. MiLLlNER, a Wasn-
lgtOn Place.
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Real estate udntto,

WANTED Tor fall lists. city and coun-
W Try property sale and rent. +. :.
MILLS. Il Last 42d-st.
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miscellaneous.

ENCINE Bon Ma-che and Louvre
~ cloves Al. men Hsnddefch ELS reduced
" IVc. NeieDIsVed Layaliere corset from
- Experience Busiaess Colleqc Teacher
,ate pupils, devotag al houI to each rauid
IN pro, Gpent gualac feec terms rsa sonable
Address STLNOGRAPHER,1 58 Yves; iO5tb
st.
= TENOGRAPHIC WORK and All forms Of
~ typewHQnP cone reasonably and prompt
dress STEM OGRAPHER, 1855 West Io5t,.st
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FURNISHED Rooms.

ENESr WASHINGTON PLACE. 1872
w Nicely furnished rooms Tor gentle
men. families or housekeeping, with al con
Neniencosi reasonable.
AZ TH-ST 1o4 wEST-Handsomel fur
~ nished large second floor rooms; also
small rooms
Ak TIL ST 1913 WEST.-A nice, large.
III three Widowed above room % rent 20
some gentleman wishing quis home.
1914 EAST o4TH-ST-Nicely furnished
lOt rooms with closet- running water.
bath, 50 aud upward reference.
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Horses ano Carriages.

ELANDKAU 4 CO..
81. s74. s7s Broome.st..
and Broadway, 5lst-st. and 1th.ave.
SPRING AND SUMNER CARRIAGES
Of the best class.
Eietor.as. WasonSttes.
cabrolets Depot wagons.
EWo VhaaIers Curtain ROck8waYs,
MAJ PhaatonA Ex. Top Cabfiolets.
LsndSulettes. Dos-s Dos
Onlll u-cs. tsOaQ wagons.
EPSss. Rocksways. Tog Phaet0pA
Toupe RockawaYs, ladies' Phaetons-
Ep.lef Phaet0ns. BuekOoaids.
Nis-a-Vis Village carts.
Lindsus. RunsbOuts.
fSncy Traps. Der0y Phaetons.
Doctors' WAGONS SURVEYS.
Doctors Broughagns, Chloren's traps.
yAncv Buekboafds Saxon -PhaetOns.
SECONDHAND
Wagons. PhsetOns. Buekbosrds RocKa-
L9ndaule,tss. Wasolestes, Csrts, Dos-siDS %
N,uage Carts Stanhcpe GIGS, StanhCbe
fhaetons Depot waeHf DoCtO-a' Phaerons
u. Top Cabrlolets. Runa"';its, canopy
Victoria PhaetOns.
II UCKBOARDS, Depot wagons. Rookie
~ "'y'. surreyf szs TOP and 0pe0 Road
TIcToRIAs, Cabrioiets, Broughsms. Ian
-, .E4TrRAL WOOD. =
LsiiEG1Aif RSAPRH y S'SES ali
q: MODERATE PRICES.
u. II. BABCCCK CO,
400. 40s. 40. 412 BRooME, ST.
number o. above SECOND HAND
Bargains
STALLS TO LET OF horses boarded. 400
- West 12th-st
w ANTED. 80 Oo0. GOO PEOPLE TO
w send for Birch's carriage and harness
catalogues largest assortment IN America :
Nerv moderate prices don't pay such eN-
tav1r1u. prices for harness and carriages
e.tahif-had 1862 Address J. II. BIRCH
Prrhnct9n y. J.
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Domestic 5ltuaupns Wante

.----,-~-~~----~~~>~-->-~-
Males.
MALE HELP OF oil kinds sent free Of
w charge on receipt Of er0ersi references
lnyesigaedi good and ec,2Ip ,e,,, 6elp con:
s :iSS5ti Z 90 hand NoBLhIT' 'Ol ~s''
:, TABLEMAN or GROOM by a young
- man understands MS business thor
oughly; sober aud reliable best ot Fefer-
ences Can o. address HENNESY, care
Noolert, 101 West 45th-st
- rABLFMAN.-By a reliable Young man
lqIl or Qcdge.s q. h, care N0olett lOl
West 45th-st.
l. sEFUL-MAN.-By sober and reliable
I man willing and obLSlng best refer
enCes. Gall or eddrcss J. C., care Nsb-
tett lol West 46.h-st.
r. SEFTL-MAN.-Yop nan wishes po-
u sition Of any Cut 4, good gardener;
h-s best references city or cCuhtry. Please
call 749 6th-ave.. near 42d-sr.
n LFTLMAN.-By good steady German
" Protestant; neat about the house good
appearance; very willing and oblie!ngj can
furnish the best Of references from good fam
Ly. FLOYD'S. 1873 eth-ave.
Y ALET AND MAiD. -YolnF Darrles
couple, English, Of good address. wish
care q bachelors apartipents; thoroughly
experienced a. valet and hOuseteep7r; o.
would accent position a. valet and maid
TO travel OF OtlrerT sc unexc lid references.
W. Box 80, Tribune Uptown Otiiee. 2SS
Broadway
WAITER or SLCOND-MAN.-By neat
w young man I pPiyat@ iemilv. wiling
and obliglnR good rrferonces Call or ad.
tTese THOMAS Cr. caT-, Nobirrt, 1ol West
t5th-st.
NOUNG ENGLTSHMAN. 20 wants work
1 Nth private faulty; understands care
4 lawns. &c; country preferred. Address
L A.. Tribune Ofiiee
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boGr0 nno Rooms.


-275 MADISON-AVE., Murray HILL
II. SUte Of rooms excellent board hell
Room reference.
y OARD.-Lovely lssge and small rooms
ID running water table and attendance
frst-clsss terms very moderate. 55 Av-
ingston-St., Brooklyn.
= HRISTIAN LADY will let two or
- three nice rooms with o. without
heard COW enlsnt 70 L station East side.
=, Christian Aid 20 Employment Society,
30 Bible House. y. Y.
II ANDsOMfLY furnished large OF sinai
rooms al cOLveuience> .eNCtilcut table
board very low prices. ll6 East 14;h-st.
IL RETURN for good board win take
charge Of a child. or any light work;
country preferred Address RELIABLE
GEi2dAN PERSON. 159 East 47th-st
Nj ADISoN-AVL.. IzO.-Hsudsomely FUR.
AVA nlshee rooms. slnslY or "a SUITE; pr
Zate ooths hrst-ciass table; references
n ORTIZ GRAMERCY PARK. Ia EAST
= ST.-Eaucsom furnished rooms
70 icy board If desired refel ences park
02A WEST i4TH-ST.-HanGsomely fur.
80 llsheq large and single rooms eX-
.eIItht board desirable and central lOca-
'0h American family references.
Brooklyn.
! FIGHTS, BROOKLYN. ls4 Clnton-st.
- Excellent table al conveuiences rOonif
n--Iouo DOaIU l. desired summer prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
san Francisco, Aug 10, 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
Gin Rcal estate for 5nle.

Il OUR CHOICE LOTS with loan b..
II low 7gth--t 9th and 10Th avas
STEVENS. 9th-ave. cor q3d-et
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-08

the Worlds Fair exhibit passed the House, 13 to 10.
 The aPportiOnment bill, as far Ss it relates to councilmen, giving one to each county in the Territory, was parsed in the Council.
 MT. Fisher introduced the Papago county bill in the House on Thursday last
 The bill making the Clerk of the District Court an elective instead of an sppointiye office was passed in the House by vote of Is to ,. The bill fixes the salary at $lsOO, $l2OO and s6OO, sccording to class Of county. Mir. Vickers will return to Phenix l tomorrow.
 Mir. J. V. Vickers will be pleased to hear the sentiment of the people upon the proposed mining law now before the Arizona Legislature. The pre- l posed law compels & certain amount l of work before the recording Of the notice, and has been discussed by mos! every one MT Viokers Ni!l be in his office after ' 50 this evening and will be pleased to hear suggestions from any one.
 Peter Moore is in from Fucker can, yon.
 Dr. Warnekross returned last nigh from a long visit to Phenix.