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Telegram-herald., 1891-07-20

IL q person, conversant with the his
tory of this country, will only stop and
reflect, he will see that all the opposl-
ton to toe progress of the country had
its source and foundation in human
slavery. It's baleful influence was felt
IN the convention which met to con-
struc. the federal constitution, and its
potentcy endangered the adoption of
that constitution. John C. Calhoun,
the apostle of free trade and nullifica-
ton, Was at first = protectionIst, but he
esrly saw that protection meant en-
hghtened labor and a solidlfication of
the union of the states. both of which
were inconsistent with the interests of
slavery, aud hence the armed resistance
to the collection of the revenues. and
the attempted notification of the reve-
nue. laws in 1882. which was followed
by the Clay compromise tariff. IL was
slavery which was the propagator OF
the detestsble heresy OF state sever
eighty. It was slavery. and its hand.
maiden State sovereignty, which in
sugurated and prosecuted the war of
the rebellion. and thus ii has always
been along the line Of our national his
tory. And the Democratic party, which
WAS ever ready TO follow the behesss of
slavery. and was its willing conservator.
Is today doing ali it can to perpetuate
and advance its oatgrowth and las. re-
mirisence. free trade, which - opposed
To all the interests OF American labor
and American products. and to our
growing prosperity. and tn the firm
foundation of our future national
unity. and is in favor of rnonarchial
England and It's institutions. We ask
the young men, those who are Just as
suming the duties snd responsibilities
of American citizenship, which duties
aud responsibilities are wider in their
proportions snd grsndsr IN their con-
ception. than those that appertaln 10
the citizenship Of any other county in
the world, to study well the history OF
events n our couatry, and the relation
Of political parties 20 those events, be-
fore casting their FIRST ballots.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-20

A PERSON would naturally suppose
that the fact that one dollar will buy
twenty pounds of sugar would be a
sweet announcement TO everybody.
But it isn't. 1t makes a Democrat sour
through and through.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-20

THE Cincinnati Commercial says.
'fsou1e enc = suggesting that The Re-
publican candidate for Vice President
should be southern man. We do not
see sny special objection 10 the propo-
siton. The Republican party always
gives far recognition 10 is Southern
members. although itmust be confessed
that n the Presidential years IF the
last third Of a century they have not
been able 10 maze a great showing
Butthe conditions seem 10 be changing,
and perhaps before long southern Re.
publicsns Who have brsvely kept up the
fght vii set their reward" The
Ts1EuRsu-HERAfD iads much %
commend N the idsa Of givsnx tie
Wee e-presdcnev 60 The Soain. TIE
policy Of TIE Repotllsaa party = hsosd
sad heersl, taxing tie waeie countfy
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-20

No ONE can appreciate the full bene-
fit Of adversely, as we'll rs q Democrat.
BY means thereof he lives, moves and
has political being.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-20

with pale green velvet ribbons There
followed il . pink canvas frook striped
with p.le blue velvet ribbons and worn
with . hat ia gold lace straw with blue
velvet bows
After tAis approached simple gown
Of gray diagonal cloth with smart coat
fssssrisng with three buttons over .
waistcost Of white drill The small
straw hss IVES trimmed with gray rib
bons and white wings.
Hard after IL walked pearl-eolored
foulard dress striped with peacock
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-20

The Buffalo Times sings this sweetly
into our ears: ''Cslifornla and Michi-
gan have adopted the just and honest
way OF taxing property bal once IN
whatever form. To tax first the prop
erty and then the mortgage winch rep
resents the property IS unjust taxation. %
But Michigan isn't at all stuck up. She
lsquite willing to wait and see how the
blamed thing works before taking on
any airs
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-20
MIDSUMMER STYLES.


Thsy wear shss saiks ssA F1evss Brs-,
ssAss ssd nAssssa-Covsrs1 nsss sna
Ms Btssssss aaa rsaisrs-Ces-
ssxAss ~ the HAsns.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-20

AcksLEY and protection form COM
binztion Ia Ohio this year SIMPLY II
reslstible. The logic of practical results
Is fast sweeping s~ay the walls Of
prejudice raised by d~spaiging and
uneonseionable Democracy - It's breast
works last fall. As howl requires no
thought. that party Was frat ~ the
froat and with empty heads and re-
sounding mouths attracted the peoples
attention. The sober second thought
OF the people is now setting them right.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-20

Tne srnrortane- ~ parifying fhs haocs esr-
rot Ne overesfinatei. fer wlthoat pure
hso,a yoa eannot enjoy gcoa se3lth.
At this seasun neatly every a1e nesds
good medicine - rurify. titaiise, sns enfieh
the bleosa. and ffooa ssrSxyzri5sa = worthy
your coafaeucs. IL i p-eoiIsr IN sasf q
strengthens ard l,egsas aF tie syssers eresres
sn srt.esa-. ard tanes TIE dl<esssoa. ~hsse
q era6lesfes disease. Give = trial
Hsosfas ssrssraf.lis = sosa ~ Al arar-ists.
Prepares ny q 4 Hor~z 8 Co, I.esesi Mass.
100 Doses Ono Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12

half new 81 4o all new, "a 100 - is. Prices I'd.
vanced 1894 cents. and closed nrm. Early sales
10 red, s. cents No. red Il % -; 10 red
August, 81 oil Lag 81 oil l2; september q OF l;s@
81 o. s4Ss 81 os 10 yellow eli - IN grain depot IS
cents; 40. high mixed In Twentiethst. elevator,
certs November, 60 i-2a67 ] . cents. osts-sales,
rs ree NS DO S at g. ?s@ss 10 So White
81 1898 - cents september. IS 2a3e q cents;
visions steady and IN fair iobblng d5mand. Beef,
City family. al SOAP 80: do packet. siO 5Oasii
good demand: Pennsylvania creamery extra, lsd 10
cents do prints extra % cents Esgs dull and weak;
and easier: powdered, 30 cents: graduated. i-s
cents. Potatoes fairly active and steady at soG96
cepts-Fl0nr 4s0O barrels and $4,000 sacks: wheat.
5000 bushels corn LOCO bushels oats. lo.sOo
1900 bushels: oats p coo bushels
80 Leg Aug F9qr fs@ am and higher 5Isss s% n
Wheo SN,e f rri yce6 s. IaBoc August 81 II isS
80 lie closing 9oc september 50 1880 l-2c clos
Ing lac: December 90 349o4 3sc. closing % 3sc.
Corn-No > ca~h. 81 I2dj7 34c: September "a le1
Doc. closing SOC year Al 35dfl foc. closing Al 3-se
~ iaS: August ~ ssc closing % ice asked Sep,
TENDER y i4as7 3se closing p IL - live aigher;
changed Bran higher: sacked 53a Coz according 10
location Flaxseed firm and higher At gtc eloS ,u
quiet al si75 Butter sharply higher: creamery,
1Sai0c: dairy I3T 100 Eggs scaTce and higher Al
Ioc for fresh stock Corrneal. S36 ~ % Whisky
steady at 81 II. Bargng 1876 34e Iron cotton
ties 81 35Ssl 40 Prcvl,ons-The feeling Tas better
and the tone Of the msrket stronger PORK 20 " IL
Lard-Prlme steam S6 IS Dry SAT- ne tsbG ,.
clear 81 81 IL. BscOn-BoXed shoulders = " ~
s6 o5 longs - IS: ribs, - 5j747 40; short clear
- > 1.2 Receipts-Four, 1000 bbls wheat. 5000
insh. corn % 900 bush. oats 40 900 bush rye non"
harley none shipments FlOnr. $4,000 bhls wheat
1000 bush corn. $4,000 bush; oats, 10000 bush !;
rye 600 bush barley. none
Toledo Aug. 11-Wheat firm, higher: cash. 03 .oc !:
An INST. % 5-Sc september. 30 5-Sc; December.
az : e Corn firm steady: cash. "a &c. oats
gnict. cash SOC Rye active. firm cash. ~ &c :;
August soc september II SIC Clover seed active.
s+eadv cash 81 30: October. "a 30 December. ~ 60
Beceipts-Four 100 bbls: wheat 337 1855 brsh; corn
o 773 bnsh oats. Dos bush rye 1895 bush. SAlp-
n,ents-FlOur. 400 bbls; wheat. $4,000 bnsn; corn,
2,4OO bush oats. $500 bush; rye, 1900 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Aug. 11.-Flour steady, unchanged; re
ceDts, ll,450 bbls: shipments, l2B bbls sales :Ou
bbIs. Wheat strong; spot, ~ OF l-2aS OF jo; the
month"; 81 OF September, 81 90 la IL 90 - OctO-
Der, 81 Oh IA 81 OF l-2 southern wheat strong
FutZ. 95cd ~ 02. LOngberTy, 9Ic0 II %; ste amer
40 red. 90 34c; eipts, 24G,lld bush shipments
col $50 BUSH stock, ,22S G57 bush, sales. $4,000
bush Corn dull spot, 0gc asked september, g. y
asked yellow. 6od zoe: spot No. white zoe re
cepts 1860 bush; shipments. none, stock. j91Ol
ern 4-c asked No. mixed, Western 46c asked
receipts 1000 bush; shipments, none stock o.lOl
bush I've active and higher: No ,. sc, receipts
1337 bus shipments, none; stock 24,152 bush liay
firm god to choice timothy, Sl40 2lb Grain IRE ght'
0uict tealn ~ Liverpool per bushel 81 asked, rest
Provisions unchanged. Butter firm; creamery, fancy
100 do fair to choice, III Sc do Imitation l1@ roc
odle fancy l5c good 10 choice, l3G llc store packed
IIa13c. Eggs steady; ID &c Coffee quiet Rlo
car-Des fair I9c; No. :, Il sea II l2c sugar strong
and I'm good demand eranulated. 1-ea4 3l6c. COP
Her Unchanged WAiskcy unchanged
puFalO Aug 11.-Wheat-The only offerings were
ab0ut 1000 bush. OF No. l Northern. >aleo, lfVOO
hush AT ~ o. 1881 90 IL cars sold at ~ % =
cl-sinp AT 81 OG "a Winter wheat opened weak, WITH
sale ~ II cars No. red ut 94c later. car, s)ln
nj "a -20gJc: closing al 96 l-2a91c; : cars No l
red sold at D70O,c car L0lg3ery SOW ~ AZ 30 d
cars No 3 extra red, sold at 90" 81 l2c 10 car 20
white ON track. sold at Ooc. Corn opened qWel
lint steady: 20 cars No. yellow, SOLD ~ i-c %VOu
Inn IA . sold at ION 20 &c, car' No. ), 2Oc al
Sqo go DC clJsr.. firm, NO . yellow, '2t No. =
90I 80. N r. 90 &c oats duh and weak No. :
white 80 -2a37c; 40. mixed on f4ek 20 ~ -
scarce no I'm store Flour steady best spring
5L 81 40: do winter. - Gjd - I'VE Hour, - 50
81 - MIlfecd: coarse winter BRAN Hl4 90: do
ming s14 Canal-Freights lower wheat, &c
clrn 3-sc 70 New York. Receipts-tlGlr' 1900
bblS wheat ST. 900 BUSH corn lo3OJo b"ah' oats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12
miscellaneous.

GENUINE Bon Marche and Louvre
III Glove All-llnen Hand erch-fs reduced
10 10c. Celebrated Layallicr corset from
s5c. w. A. r. JAMMLS. 900 Broadway.
II ElsSANDEZS fragrant mO-Quito di-pel
Il ng mixture delightful preparation, Dis
pels mosquitoes instantly. Nho',a4e depot
ihurber, Whyaud & COMPANY, y. Y. retail
koch's, EGley's. simpson, CRAWFORD
simpson, Hegeman's.
- Experienced Business College Teacher
-. Of Stenography would t0he few pm
vate pupils. ceyOting an hour b each iapid
Improvement guaral tced terms reasonable.
Address STE$OGRAPHEE,1 Jj W"s. lOjth
A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12
domestic CARNATIONS Uauteo


A LARGE lE6TANr EMPLOY.
n MENT HOUSE.-FOr hotels and pri-
yate families nrst-ciass male and female
help, with references city and country
At Mrs. FLOYD'S, 135 0th-aye, Attn houss
lbove I0th-gf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12

Lpns Island and Jersey potatoes have been ID afsf
sitpPla' Wy dui and l0NeT Sweet potatoes a.o
fl9g Under larger receipts and poor average dnstl9
OnVns coming ~ freely from orange COUNTY anu DHrse
NUN ioMe yellow are better sustained. bnt also si""
sGns uf'he Lima beans easier Green corn OF me
pnahI III ialt demand, but prices favoFihs unIr.s,
EgE llht- lower aud dull. Cabiares weak Cucun.'rs
selling very low and pickles decline. IorMtoe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12
Shinments-Canal-

1900 bush; rye, 81 900 bush. Shipments.Canal-
Wheat 331 900 bush rye 25.400 bush by rail-
81 900 bbls: wheat o3sOO0 bush; corn, IOoOO DuSh
oats. $4,000 bush.
Chicago, Aug. 1.-THE leading futures ranged as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12

Receipts the so S9l pSgs. Exports for week
a0 pkCs fresh table grades there has been steHC
nPvsd moyemen: ali The week and pics Of highest 9ust
No. az mostly quoted fully &c above the figures las gwen
ne suss me advance has been tRe shrinkage Ia the
make with continued good quhtity causing STEADY demand
AZ. creamery been IN rather smaller supply man
wanted aud The close jobbes cannot obtain extras be-
l,y aOc. marked advance az t4lgn yester-
csv and to-day receivers have generally put he gooas w
. ~ Wessern extras can hardy be OOught
saoN 1olc today aud there pretty free bidding Of
a. These high grades still tend In sellers favor ana
~ ,xrsrd 10 % higher In creamery nrss aud seconds
trading light at IRE moment but there has been iSs
sroVerent during the week the supply Il reduced anc
e are higher dairy has not arrived freely aud
Ia tbs have been fair demand have no business
.sd above lSc bat think choice lot would sell
~ hgScf Firains have been in very small receipt the
IL but choice lot, II not Too large
eht reach 9e :o-dsy. Imitation creamery Is IN go0d
serst and higher very'choice lots exceed suotaon
eto-v tubs little more freely hoth home tisoe ana
onr.crs taking some stock but there are coca many
Ia 70 move and receivers have asked no advance few
t9v lane frklns sold l4c but buyers generally re
price. low g~ades in small supply anc
am nothing be found below l2c, and but little at that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12
POULTRY-ALIvE AND DRESSED

live srinr chickens have been In excessive suppv and
ecning but close fairly steady a. the reduction noted.
Fowls made slight cOyefy shortly following our last
rat,o-t and fair demand qugtateus.
'Ttirkevs ducks and geese show no change.
Dressed poultry has peen IN navy supply and declining
Al tho close Western scalCcd chickens selling mainly
AZ iOal2c and fowls at l0Illc. These comprise the
hulk Of supply. Weston Try pies chickens are easier,
but Philadelphia lots being quite scarce, hold up pretty
we'll some late arrivals 4 Western poultry have been
received several dAy- overdue and in very bad order
lots were se,ed bJ haJh Others SOLD at very
duck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12

London Aug. II, 4 p m.-C0nsolS, 96 Is for both
botL money and the account New York, Pennsylvania
and 0bio first mortgage bonds. 30 s., Canadian
Pacific q "a: It. Paul common, 80 35 Mexican
ordinary 30 Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12
or, Markets.

oil CITY Penn Aug. u-Natona Transit Certihcates
,ad AZ 6jsc. highest OGci lowest 6iAc; closed b442c
Sale Is 600 bbs cearances $4,000 blsi shipments
'OPttsbUrg penn Aug ll.-PctOoum dull National
Transit Ceacats opened 0Jc closed at o. sc; hghes
bradford penn. August 1l.-National Transit Ger.
tHates opened at G5r e.o,'d % V4sc' "ghe' oosc'
lowest Gibc: c-aranc,s. 600 dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12
Rns,ness Chanrrs.


sPTCIAL CAPITAL OF SIS, 900 wanted
Il In established. reputable, manuIs tut-
ing business IN this s!ty 20 i Rgr and e5"I 6z o.
investment and security on steSS sHG t I'M
Onlcc. ----------
TIT YTToY, GRoCERS. BARGAIN
a - $50 viii buy NewaiFks, \. -, 800, ~,
fixtures aud business Of est 1ush,a 49, S..e
jnclud,ng mix route Of 20 cans no noI l;s
wagon business Tor two men. HOD"f.o'
III Broad way. ----
A TTENTION, HARDWARE DEG S, LE,s2'
n Barg.In.-gl 800 will buy. NtNark'
\. J.. 'stocE' business AID fixtures u long il.,
established general ha-dwar' business 4"'
rent. excellent opportunity see h. o.
HODGES. III BroadNay. Room -
INVENPORs. can furnish the moaey 80 70
i rAtent several good invention Aua ~,
PATENTS. 1876 18th ret, Long lSi~hu ~
M Est MAIsKET FOR sAlE. Tor les i
vi than cost OF hXtu4es 4oratoH "a
t0n-st., BROOKLYN, terms % sun spieAUIu
chance. l.. SPARKS, lOz Fese-s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12

HAVANA MARKET.
Havana Aug 11.-Spenl,h gold, $3.50 2}0 II. Ex'
change quet. Sugar steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12
HOPS.

Receipts for the week, 395 bales Expo.ts - bqlcs.
Imports bale The market here has been very quiet
prices quoted nearly lc lower following lat
hot but are railing about steady. STAT adyl~eS
Continue somewhat conflicting to condition Of crop but
he trade expects crop larger thaI that OF LAST year Re
cont ran Ia the state show nrner prices
Foreign crop adyices are generally o. the favorable
tenor as heretofore California 0dvices favorable
10 the crop, but Washington damage by lice is
I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12
THE MARKETS.
yaoI.ESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending August IL, 1891.
BEANS AND PEAS

Receipts for the week-Bosns, SCI pkss; peas, 400
hus6 Expots-sesns, ll6 pigs; peas l, 4S2 bhls I'm.
49, 63l bags beans We have had very dull market
~ domestic Beans al week The wants OF the home
s have been vety small and exporters have taken few
no hts delaying their operations least unt they
have TIE advantage Of the new reciprocity treaty With
St until September Because holders expect exporters
- on.Sse late che month they shown disposition
J. Snfa prices about steady FOR Marrow. Medium hsys
%S elstvely weak but choice state Peas haye been in
small supply and steady State Turtle soup
800 nave sold lower; transactions Mexican re.
Ia California Lima slow sale lots spot cap
T. et Al 80 So and for future delivery sAey offered
iewSf Rrtgn white besns very quiet and unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12
SUNDRIFS.

BEtSWAX-Market dun a, 24d?5e for primo southern
GINSEN1i-5OOd demand prime Root at 80 2j0%3 20
for NQrthern and 70 seds3 . for southern ,.,-d
NUIS-pcOnutS dull At - sa4c lot fancy hand-pched
Sheled nym at 7c Tor No ] Spanish and &C FOR NO.
Nrcmla 30 quoted 43idje much movement. but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12
FURNISHED Rooms

~ - 49, -~~----
DvERTIsEN ENTs FOR THE NEW.
1tIvED AT -TaE UProWS OFFICES.
80; l22o Brtsdway, Gomez Ihitty-1rssst.S
>. N. 270 West Twenty.th t!d-st., corner
shave; l52 6th.sve.; 1873 Fourth-sve.,
corner Fourteenth-st.
IL LkfsANT bachelor apartment 70 lot. 8
Il T.. 1Tth-st. psrquet fiooi cabinet hnish
open fireplace; rent low T. A. CKUlh-
SHANK s. CO., 176 Broadway.
ID EVERE HOUSE, corner Broadway ana
IL Houston sts.-Comfortaole roeois from
soc per day upward reduction by week.
~ TH-ST IO4 WEST. Handsomely fur
I'D nished large second floor rooms; also
small rooms.
sTH-ST., 12S VISTA nice, large,
4 y -wiDdOwed Above room. ~ rent To
some gentleman wishing Guiee home.
1OI EAST 4TH-ST.-Nicely furnished
tCt rooms with closets running water,
bath 50 and upward reference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12

last report and although trade continued quiet the
ATE scale OF receipts and firm adyices nom the in'ei
enabled receivers to work prices up about sc on ,cp
qusties toward me close OF the week. - far tl-
tere las oeen iar demand, partly owing onucils
Of bad effects OF prevailing weather upoE condition
of scods 10 transit and ut the close enough SAFES
OIL 9ney eolSrsd az sSc and Of fancy white at So To-
erSdes have shown little change except that best par'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12
Dressmnklnp.


RTIsTIC DRiSsM AkING. I.Iiec' &C.
a Ting costumes, jackets and wra,;
hotel orders al short notice. Nine. OWN,
262 West 2Sd-st
A PAKISIAN MILLINER would Ike
II work. Apply 70 MILLlNER, - Wasb-
ingtOn Place.
EIRST- CLASS PARTISAN DRESS
J. MAKER, new established, wishes more
customers at nome -ulJ, ~ ana - Up.
Nile. ABEL, 102 West 17th-st. ! flight up.
HINE TAILOR MADE SUITS non $40 /;
4 also summer and eveui ing dresses ~ and
workmanship guaranteed oret snakeIs s,nt
out by he day. pRESSN Ak Ek, lol
West 2lst-~t.
ERENCH DRESSMAKER -Tsilor-mseo
L suits reception and tea gowns made In
the latest styles fine ht and Satisfaction
euarsntord J.. LOCISETTE, $40 0tn-aNe.,
near 6jth-st.
ADiEs' TAILORING and DRESSMA a
L. ING.-ls years experience perfect NJ
tag fine suits * w "a hours notice..
b. KALLAGE. G East l4th-st.' near oh'a'e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12

last report and although trade continued quiet mooeT
enabled receiver. to work prices up about on io
Scre mas Sse s eaSS 81 the TeeG > 70 S
Of gao goods sf Of and a. % . Tss1T s @
oil 9nSy e0iSrSo az sc and Of fancy white at -
except es 'a saS
as .1y @ e ne 1s' S66.a sp ,D week ago @ 80
state factory, full cream, white fancy ... Ssd 81
STATE factory fun cream, fine ............ a 81
sat- s factory u cream cream fSHd to JdG
s5;e factory, common to sDV- GA ~
State factory, part sklms chenahgo and neigh,
state factory. part skins, fair to good
STATE factory. hi skins s' VO'''on g.
Ohio Factory dat common to good . g. G.
EGGS.
Receipts for week, 2244 bbls and 1854 cases. The
spo SeSomag h@ r s pI pet 1871 SGS e 5e,
FSTne or s dSns s Ss e prev only by genera s
Ssa part Il 's 6s on s S5ss sss sS Close
S b:s mss 5eS sS and YsS9cs
@ but no dS SRs che market very aSss 3 and G
the heavy holdings OF icehoVse stock which likely 70
q@s 81 taG 1 n5S E p4 9' d fa oODoron e1
Western and Northwestern newiad, fancy ... ALI
Western and Northwestern, prime. el6Si
sO SiirS EN- G ne%sid iS 49,
FRUITS AND BERRIEs-FREsH.
& Fsa. q. ese Tish Hi al and but Of s
seem 70 have little use Tor other nd and even the ex
M Common grades are particua fiy usalsble Apples
Of the bost quality selling remarkably low and
Certain value onefs to sell any ing 70 move al
the goods Bartlett pears much lower and very dull
common sorts have no certain price Plums more plenty
supply, but the quality OF the Delaware and Maryland
fruit shows some Improvement ana the demand is nov
kind and quality and such positively neglected unless sold
T. peodiers at mercy nominal prices keaiy fancy ut
would with attention B!ackberrtes about done
s yuIp1 e b not o 59 e" wrlt Ca ha
nes stale and such drag heeyiiy choice large t!e9h
would sell well, and probably above quotation Musk
melons neglected, unless strictly prime
Apples Nyack, Pppns, pei Dbl 75a p
Apples Orange Pipplns. per bbl...-...--... 1jG %
Appes Astr1chan hand picked. pei bbl..... 7jd / IS
Apples. Bough, hand picked per bb 75a %
Apples wndfau and Inferior, per tbi..-...... 40G 80
$Bs Mt s$3 81: sSas IS e. s SIS
rss sssi1 e. P SO H.. s oas COM per 55 SO
Pears and Fla, l. Conte choice per 75d 90
Pears "a; and Fla lie Conte. son. per crate 4o@ 80
Pears Bartlett per bbl--.--: l5d IS
Pears Clapps Fsyorite, per btl..-........ 75Q 80
P pear: i Other p early 06S 50
r'S 6s5Sst Ma any, 80, - j 49,; - cog g
Peaches Nd and Del prime lines. per basket t0d so
: IA ;... r + $
Piums Egg, per .... a 80
F rg: E Erssn Gag cage. pf peT Goa g
Graups : C. Niagara per n.-..-........ "a
cranes s. c. Delaware per rn............... ga 10
GRAPES 5 G aglg Ca Concord F1T,9 per D. So
g $IsgEss \ G., Concord per "a
grsgss, W. M sEss per Edsv ne, n ls S
RieeFberres. jersey. large, per quart-...-..- 30
Auckleberres Jersey per boN.-.-..-..-.--- 5od 60
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n1ork mdnteu.

Females.
II XPERT TYPEWRITER, with machine,
Il viii 20 out by day, hour Or week, or 10
work az home business confidential MS.
KATE L. FINLEY, . East 2Sth-st.
RAPHER.-Position desired a.
- stenograp her and typewriter Hammond
or Remington No. 2 willing 20 substitute.
Miss MASTERSON, 257 West 39th-st.
S,IENOGRAPHERS SUPPLIED
- % Business Men
without charge TO either party.
WYCKOFF, SEAMANs Y BENEDICT
327 Broadway. NeH-York
w ANTED. BY educated young lad, IN
w Outstanding bookkeeping, position as
,tenoCrlpher; some experience good refer
ences Box II. Brockyille. ontario.
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flats 90 fet. HnturuisheG

EGrT HE FIFTH AVENUE" ]. OBJ and
4 LOSS Fifth-aYe., corner e5th.st-Ele-
CANT apartments Of 10 rooms and bath ali
improyeH ent-, including elevators and steam.
heat extra inducements. Apply " super
intendeat 1T the building.
I-TH-ST. Qos WEST.-Six elegant iigbt
/ 4 rooms bath. two mirrors, improve.
mems nine outer windows s3O.
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Gin Real Gsiais % fet

z I'D HtUI NbIHIS "
ROADWAY. 299.-An excellent loft. %
ID N9O: steam heat, elevator, all convent
cnces INN ediste possession also SIX light
Offices ana basement Apply 70 JanVot.
no. s. East 56TH.ST..
~ Built by DUggiR & Grossmsnn.
renalr: 10 let unfIrnlShed Seen by permit.
II II. CANAAN co, 81 Liberty-st.
. WEST S4IHIST.-S45, Dentists office,
ID reception and Work room; established q
var.