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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-27

psss%e sass closing = ss;e s do x x.ir
sSny s clS SaoG,d az a, ssSse in s.rSt. and s%s
f at a Ii .Gpg'' S ;fSA i1'i
va, vr .y 90 sy .S sss saS
Tie temper however stronger following II. wss;
OF %si S'''i Priced sa at STG2 Sc Close :no Sgsa
,h %ctF It m coo sb | against sc bush The p
Nous wesk caos Mgc g",c a3d s.'r "% soc
chang. were unimpor,n There Wa rso nothing s.
sales 100000 basS future 900 bush spot including IN.
graded mixed and whit a. 6saG2c No n'Na a. o. d.
% H-'G s. 500 .o't so. ES 'g@' o. o H%ss
ss do a; ds G c 90 sr at g 6eTSA ewcd
t ' Soh % %a y 'vI a% aad sp ash
nal figure. showing rise q 'a1 Q. The curb i a,c
S.q o at w s'f &%f% an9 DIN ana
20 o Go s bus" rSva as! 80 o. White S' a.
g. mNGd ssc esy,to SsIs " W@.c, no Sape
Ehi,e o. d. i9Sa7 &C. No June losing do july
3s se,s e :g; C q e. se o E d 0
E. SrF. AyI a6 70! hay nu S'i r Eslv %Ge
gny dy straw 9@io HA Sns 900 c iioT
SS coSr I S'eG srRhwLoe coaO5c
mors-fSce continued indifference the Iatt Of
As win wa aSs rcns n /" S'"s az To- c &
Dealer. Evch,pg, hcpe We're no saec Good S
rsgo choI a. ioc medium 1i6i7c old. 7dloc paclne
Coast 1871. choice c5c; common 10 PRIME -o"-'c' no
1890 I5dlnc 60, ,o 49,. ..,
AZ IOac relns 3Od36c for good 20 fancy; English
Island 2od2Gc: Porto Rico. 25d30c.
NAVAL STOREs-SPiRIrS TrRpEN rlNLo2ni:t
but steadily held. quoted at 12g$iss Sol, moSi a.
Had qht inquiry: Strained, y - y"ou ~. 20
T. 8 3 10 4 49, s.. H. e ts 8 q 8 TO-
Oils Duinc,s Prcylilcd dr,stons tG rC%. a nSt
inn.ecd crude 2oG2aac do on-gradc. o5aosc prime
summer yellow. 3d. hid of gr,d" 3c co.cannt Cocha
do cal .ut, 5sc DO oit-o town lie srd prime. &c "a
city prime. tIc mrnhadcn crude BIC ieht pressed
sc dark pressed Soc do blcached winter ~ DO ctra
boachd winter. ale sperm crude oSc 40 hltlrn slrhe
do bIeachcd winter 7JdoOc whale, crude south
ern 4jc spring 54c DO beach"d spr ny IOc 90
latura winter d. blsached winter Sf5s" Do evttc
blcachcd. SOC rod snponined per n f2dfc; bank 500
&C iai.. 3idS-c olive Italian. aSdFc ,nlin .tuoc
OCEAN FRElGHTS The usual Saturi'y's dulles,
prevailed on this leaving tho situation devoid Of
Interesting feature Grain rats 81 inc ro,r wr' nom
inal. with Il LIVERPOOL and Id t. London Iht@'
the Wilson Line were fixed at ioS On cattl
London July. Also three beat from Boston az sam
bacon 2oc GRAIN CIIAHfl.EN Spanish s'can,.r
Fu-i0uc r.-nco sharpness. 1000 qtrs 2s OIL QUIT
large line Offering 10 London a. - o. tui
agents of vessels demanded s. I'd NlSCFIlNN
lbs Cd Norwegian bark Mcrcurius Montreal 10 Bucno-
Nvrcs lumber. 40; Norwegian snip IelNoi IN" sam
british steamer Robina. north side cuba To north ~
IatteaS S2 ~ and lOcc two schoon"r- rom Mathlas
70 RoS,ro b-lt l2icc: british iinPGeld hence
10 tho grain and general private rms
PROVISION S-PORk->ta ably held md in moderate
demand. Sales 200 bbls within the tnnre
family sl3 50dS15: extra prime. s1ldfI2 utFF
lplf ext n
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GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURE, OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

.
stagnaton prevailed In the wheat market again on
Saturday. The variations In price did not eNce'"
IA cent, and the volume Of business f'll below
10000 bushels. It was "scalpers mafKf' pure
and simple with August Is up at the close. nj
other options unchanged The Hatch bill was sad
10 have been laid aside for two weeks; cicarnhc's
were larger, and shorts covered IN
mall way. The crop accounts were Scn"ral'I nv0r.
abe, receipts al Interior point were nrsf; anu I'm
lcm were II or quarters. israistrees' estimated
exports in wheat and -four together for the week
at 2.457.sso bushels, against 333o3ip ousne.s I'r
The previons week July options opened at % , ,
cents up to SO GIG cents and down 20 oo -
cents ON thu curb July sold nj So II cents AZ
gust ut 30 u cents Dec"mbcr NJ ~ 90 rrno,
rIxporlrrs took IA loads OF spot ana 10 " l. l. mn
lcrs took = loads. . a.,
West and covering OF - shorts had STRENGTHENING
eject and the close 1-o03S cent up. ON!
200 900 bushels wcrc dealt In. "BTndStreets' esu
mated the exports ut s0l 900 bushels. AGAINST DID,
COO bushels last week. The cash market was
'', not, were 1914 cent higher with corn. spot
1T 81 August at 36 IA and september at 30
cents. 5000 ,, - ,.,,r J., n.chor,
~ the closing quotations were ~ follows:
whcaJune SO J%ly 7Gls A Ssysmh sS % s. Scp
I nr~cmber' 40 81 IL: May, 10 IS cents
Corn-June 81 %; july. %; August, 81 80; Sep
,ember 81 rs: october. 80 IL.
Oats-rune. % Il; July. 81 IA; August 10 Is
September 35 cents. $500, ~ "a.
oct Der, ~ 10. - - r. n.,,.ao,,,,, ord
hmshcIs: oats 1G24O2 bushels; total grain, 5Oo,O,2
bushels -four 63,23o packages The receipts q. IN,
btal grain, OO7 500 bushels; aour, 22od1 packages.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Saturday, June 25.-BEEVES-Rccelpt,
70 err. or cG5 head 30 for export alive. and 43
cars consigned direct s,ughrcrs. the latter all for
Fasmans Coup,nv with the exception 81 carload No
trailing. Feeling steady. no aGuiuo'M NIoI' OF cape
49,.
live calves. J. i. Nelson sold l3i
Wnstcrl r1vcs las n average, at f. per n; and j. N
p,drn,k Sons . Vcals. ljJ u. AZ sc per ~.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-li'c 'pts, including cars con
slynod direct butcher were l. cars, or 3?lt head
f.v strictly prime sheep so!I at steady prizes but FOL
oth,r grades the market N cc lower Lambs wcre
also easier for all top grades and dealer generally
,,,ed the decline at .c per n. Common prime sheep
.oid 4, :, dsG rr 100 n bunch of selected do, az
az 10. ruls NJ - 25d+3 decent prime lambs at Gar
-I,r ncr n, aud Gull. quot 4 at iajc.
's,'es-t, Doiback: 1872 Western sheep OF n average.
NJ - per 100 ~ i2j do, ~ N. at ~ - u DO tchocc
il9 n NJ - 80 49, 900 . 20 49,,
X ,ntucky lambs. - n at ~ 90 - ~
n NcIhor.on 4 o. 1873 Pufl'o sheep, II -, az
a. *. I,s ''culls'. or n. at a.
- ~ Pld-ock Sons: 90 Virginia lambs. Of n nc
-s,c rr n $40 do ~ n at 1.c 90 do. 80 y, at Giec
81 do SO n a Gr GO do 81 N. at Gc ~ do. 30 n
a, O.. / 20 West Vlrrnii do. 81 n. at Sc ~ Wet
Vr.ina sleep - ~ iisc; Oh Kentucky do 03s D..
wiicr,on sherman Ioi Kentucky lambs. a l. N. a,
Judd BucEincham: e7l We. virginia ,,snir 81 n
-cant IT 7r Il W,sa Vircnia sheep, l27 N. ut jc :
Xcw'on ,,lctt g. Maryland lambs. co. n. Mt 81 81
J." n HinpIo. 1iG wcstcr-, sheep. 20 n ut IS 30.
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Il s"s India %s % in s0s az 81 so s
81, SaEs ?, H H. Wa.. light ssau' 3gSsd eI
Tor the Day eu n1y maa"sd s in p Pe csd
e' MfDDfEs~ thi,.gs short rS,. jay, , ed At
oo7sc and septenber ot 715i DRtSsnD Ao'5 =,
IS K. e Tor $50 ~ re FOR ISc n siSc for l2o n
pigs. Tie. tARD-De,elopcd decided strength TO-
buyers Options gained fully oallc and closed firm fash
closed 6g5. CITY steam stronger aud hghrt quoter
GO5c Refined Continent clo~d a. 6c5n7ljc south Ansr
8 9ir Angus, Ole, september closed az 'oSc
sales $50 tcs e october closed at ,l5c sal, az 10y
n1EE pc "a 1l @a nc ,a
cfy STATE and penn ylyania hrsts extras. lsta2oc
cr,,i ne'n rrs. "T thi.
i5giSsc' DO cord iSd 7e STATE dairy welsh tqb.'
extras, lsdlsrc: nr-ts l7all ~c seconds loGio,r
Western imitation Creamery, hrS's, lcdlc seconds a.
i!c, Wcscm dairy. hrst: l5aio' seconds i52rli.
1910: fancy and d,iry. third. 12dle~r tlhlNE
Stat, factofy fu cream white fancy s'.c do coorcd
mon to fair 7G7i,c do part skins common TO chrr 2%
d5l,c; state factory. full 'kims. cdirc. i!i'isI
Penn-yvanIa laid choice 49, i'.c Wcst rn lj'4
al5gc FOR prime u fsrcy; do inferior. 1i'-Gl5c.
I'D s1 LIT g. dy S'd and ePa At
ai0c Tor 0J tot centrifugal 1919. REFINED
sSq I,, sa,. % r:s9s ,S Tsy I %owd id
graduated 5l6dt ?l8c: cubes, o:l0df il.l6c
XXXX ii!icsS llo; Mould A. 4sI ~ Pom9 Gr
tnmbis A. 4i.iodi s.ioc Windsor 4, l.lG,i s.iGc
Eidecwood A i.iGa, a-lCc Phoenix A. tTtlsc Empire
l. lice: No o. 31.d,c; 30 l3:lGa3 - idc; SO
sGs'l 50 g, + 20 s. sas%c 10 49, g. Sac
STEARINF,-I.ard steady city quoted at ~ in res
and anf % fpT' a. rr Sr ely Ely
quoted az issc No sa"' r'i"rSl
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO June 20 (Spccian.1hr Board Of Trade $685.
or Yesterday was shortened mp because OF inc DERBY
rvcn while It lasted. the business did not amount %
mmnch July wheat opened at 7S'i, sold between 1os
~9si. and 49, and closed at iShG.a2 cent
i,rorvbodV settling down u IN" eoncrl-
Ion mat 50 long the Anticipation Dill thre1t.ns,
sloI Cn"' 10 curt,iled Outside not I'M
pusn' vcrythIns from tho hcias is boarsh.
inaiv bearish each Jay. Cables, however arr r,tner
Tb@re viii tc another decrcas" In the visible Monday
no.s',i ,hs Srek Int the will probably be
h p ny The end week all tho wintr whoa; mar
IN n rcttinc a great deol OF new grain. All signs
are s pointing to the second l'g",t crop on record
Coh " - and closed at 49, cents Inc people who
,mnncnrot.d the advance frn about IS are now ont
lnauEli'.,,', exhibit weakness. That
Ing cnr.e me weather has been rather wet. The its
J. $780, urs,.cIasS gOwing weather VIII make tlr
nppn, ~ the bun sp"cuiotprs fet oats acted the
L. rr,ins diG--were barely steady IN" Cudahys
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THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-FOr Rio the spot the demand continued
ught though the feeling somewhat tcedier with no
hanged No sales reported In the contract line there
W. further slight hardening attended with some little
saving short though the general specula
.ion Mas dull Final figures showed an advanc" Of .
Closed pig better both Of which had strengthening
Inns sos July 55s August 55s Cd September 50
oortober 55s; November SOS. Receipts at Rio, 5000
tocs Receipts at Rio July N June "a, 1892. 1854.
ScS bags; same time 1891, 2.S7soo bags same time
SsSo o372 600 bags receipts santos July 10 June "a
ie,S 36fs 900 bags time, 1891. 2.o43 900 bags
sane time 1890 SCI 900 bags. Stock in HAVE 5sl 600
s,gs of which $4,000 bag Brazilian. Total sales
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool. June %. 2 D. m-Bce.-IIodfs Vr,r
,FoTnsy BH CON Ger orer moderately short ri6
IS Ms. fm at 35s; long and short clear mddes about
81 Ms firm at 34s. Cheese-Iolders offer moderarlv
Tptpen,Ins and Ros!n.I.sdcr. offer moderately Lard
sthy. Wheat and flour Holders offer noderateiv Corn
SPOT and mtures-hoders OFF, moderately: mixed
Western Juno steady OF g. 9.d steady n, 4s I'D
August STEADY ct ~ cid Hons Al London Pacifs
Cnast-IfOdGs $500
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who big holders Of lard hustled the snor me op
product. advanced ID cents. and cIoscu az NC
July sold between 90 81 % ~ and closed az ~ ~
There nrstclass buying OF ribs by the same
crowd. IA shorts are the Enguen eo.
Germs. The arrivals Of hogs for the week tumeu %
80 600 under estimate Tor next $3.50
only 100 600 July pork sold between *io ~ snS
$40 IS closing $40 So July ribs between 20 w ane ~
M nj he
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60 Get for BUSINESS purposes

NEW 5-story building. lofte, TOKYO
BIG ta.t e5th-st light al round; steam
atoter, elevator, automatic sprlnklers Cor
liss engine; yard room. JAMES Kill
PATRICK. on premises.
SMALL or large Park Row from,
Office. IN Potter BUILDING 10 let AoufesS
Z. T. SAVAGE. s. Fulton-st.
DESK ROOM To LET,-Room 40, Aston
Budding, o Pine l.. 10 WSD-st.
PARK ROW 'front.' Office 10 let In fot'
70, Ruijdinp. Address L. L. SAVAGE.
81 Culton-st.
Brooklyn
TO LEASE.-From May, 1898. manuiact-
uring building. 304 to $40 ile"e~st., near
Broadway, now used as "a shoc lactoiy "
by O5 feet thr-e.story brick. and good base
Tent; the tenant will sell power snd shar.-
Ing Also for sale. factory plot 0oAioo iee d
81 Ross.st. II. Il. SCilOLES, 90 Beuoru-
ave-, Brooklyn, near inc ferries.
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HOGsRecepts 20 2s7 hoad-i2 ears r az e aSh
~. ard Jercy City. No saiss Oh INV "e's"~
Nominally firm at So 3od$j 81 pr 100 n
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Goun1rp Real estate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONTCLA!R.-Dwell.
inrs for sale or TO let large assortment O'
TUnDS & TAYLOR. 5 Beekmsn-st. \. Y.
FOX HUDSON RIVER city or rural
names. farms manufacturing sites, SC,
amply to JONATHAN DICKINSON, the
real estate agent. PouRhkecp'ie, " Y.
TARRYTOwN.--For sale cheap 70 close
enc. lighthouse. garden lot llONl30. RC-
FUs X. McHARG, 1877 Broadway
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miscellaneous.

ACADEMY or MEDICAL HYPNOT!SM
3lG W--t jy'h--t
Dir MCCARTHY receives pupils ana
patlcIts daily: descriptive circular Tree
cents portage Thursday evenings,
hypnotic experimental scancc.
BIRD MAMMA keeps Canary Birds IN
good health and song. while InoniS'nS Oh
Book free Rid FOOD CO., 400 y. -
ST. Philadelphia. Penn.
GENTLEMEN wishing 70 dispose Of
their lcft.Oif clothing at fair value VIII
please coll on or address EDWARD MIL
IkK, 0S Gth-avc.
LADIES OF neglected eduratiOn TAUGHT At
teacher, residence t-rn, rca~ODa BILE. MRS.
f. ROONEY, $50 Sth--t.. near Avenue (.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ericsson and
Rider hot-air pumping engine. Apply 70
j. j. McCABE. Machinery Depot. % CoiL
lanft-st.
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uJorK UauIeo.
Nialcs.

Males.
YOTNG MAN wants place IN tn" coun-
try understands tho car ~. hnfs'- t1n do
plain l1fdrnug and nik. MATTHEW,
tribune once.
Young MAN GcrmanJ wants any Kind
% work g. LINDER. 2Ol Schocs-
nrOuklyn, l.. ID.
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''f lo-!o co-lo
food Ord 9l6 Low Middling lie
strict Good OrlInarV > g.

Speculation light and mainly Of a local cLn.c,er.
with The d OF price. 10 lower busis. Crop nc~s vas
generally lie, and LN rOJi welkcl While therI
fuftnCi agitation regard the AntDItnn nal,
OF which had depressing influence. Longs unlo1deI
In rodcratc way, and there less hlrnerlhJ
10y the beai~ the result was drop Of about > iouts
Sales. 40 200 bales.
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

- Liverpool June 20. D. m1Cotton- Amer;ean-M ~
bales American. Futures closed quiet; American.
MIddng low middling clause. June delivery el;9id
and Aususs dellysry e2os sellers; august ana
livery, 364d sellers; September and October de.
livery, 3O+d sellers October and November delivery
4 j.0fddf 0-64d November and December delivery.
.5eiddi sod; December and January delivery.
1864. sellers.
iialye:ton. June 25-C9tton steady; middlIne. ~:
low mdding 1916: good ordinary. Gu net and
receipts 355 bales exports eoastwsc 426 bales stock
100 bales.
mddling. 9 1876 good ordinary Gs: net and gross
receipts II tales exports coastwlse 800 boles saes.
435 bales stock 1869.
savannah, Juie 25.-Cotton quiet; middling 7 JIG;
low mddng 9-16; good ordinary. g. net and gross
receipts 2$5 1ao1 sales 45 bales stock % S9t
low middlng o 1116;; ge,d ordinary, 31e: net re.
ccpts go bales; gross 200 bales exports the Con.
tcnent .l3 bales colstwse. 80 bales sales. $50 bales:
stock. 49, 07 bales.
The Cotton Exchange will be closed Saturday. July
Q and Monday July I.
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uorn uaUIco
Females

Females
STENOGRAPHEH mud TyPEwEITEH.
-lij young LODI und r~tanls coz >iOn.-
'ncr. foi"hCc-. AddI ;, l. &. IuZ 81
ave.
YOrNG LADY, good stcnocraphei and
typewriter. unfortunately a beginner nuC
lng It hard TO gct q start. would accept a
In~it on At \ Lo.nlnsl ngurn .0r Oliicr cApor!.
ence fair knowledge OF single entry. li"A
CSC OFaucc. y. j.
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NDork Dantru.

Male
Young NAN Student, desires stu
IN ~ rltr or county; In the city u por-
.',' i",,tor m1u driver o. any other r.
T .nc,ctablc position ia ia" county eithar IN
1n,cI n, private family; vii. have nothing
20 DO with liquor-handi.ne can iufhl,h
God = .com,ncndnt 0! :. Addtcs, \. g. care
s"''N Me nonald. - MadisOn->t.
--n,,sINE>S MAN cng,r,d In gen.
s..l,ndt.. for 80 years. wOu.d Ike
',n,,loymcn: Anything not neaioi -alaty
,'nP,"r r.Irirnrc aud boHd II lr luir d.
c.. non Is. Trihnnr ono .-------,
\-yOrNG MAN, Is. graduate iron. rot.
lc2f' u's"'' r., p, |. rcnc"- 100 FPli
FORM NEY. 100 i'rosort-st Ercoklyn.
rTpST.CLAsS mechanic on iron work
81. n,sjtion: strictly sober 20 teirs
VS. v, ~ ence WIN. THORPE. Isl oad"oy'
80 ~ 1. Il. PrIzicr.
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dorses ano Carriages.

A GENTLEMAN will dispose Of his tln-
dem team; 1873; cobs hiqh-clasS animals
exec ptionally stylish young. sound great
knee a tors. BEAUTY Tribune Ohice.
HANDSOME pair carrage or fam
fly horses six end seven Years brotchcrs
v.!v snowy: gentle. sound long names
and tails. PRIVATE, Tribune Ohice.
FOR SALE.-Wel broken pony. cart and
harness for sale or hire for the season. Ad-
cress DR.. o. {. JACKSON, i. y. DOX 1Ol,
Jamaica l.. l., y. Y.
PONIES. PONY CARTS, pony harness
complete outfits for sale or rent Address
L. f. VAN NESS. IS Lispenare-st.
wANTED.-5O 600 900 people TO send
for Birch's carriage and harness eata-
Ioruas: largest assortment In America. Gerry
uoderate prices don't pay such e1trav1gsnt
Dyieos for harness md carriages estab-
Gshed 1862. Address J. h. BIRCH. Bur
IingHon. y. J.
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Citp Real estate for Sale.


FOR SALE.-The Vanderbilt house and
collection by Barrie; complete and IN good
condition. Address A. F.. jS5 Madison
ave.
MONEY SAVED buying now, instead Of
when the fall rush commences, great va
setv 3 and story houses West Side
go 600 TO 40. 900. STEVENS, 9Th ave,
cor. 9Sd-ss., 9th-avc. and l0sth-st.
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Citp Real estate Go fet


NEW hve-stOfy building three lofts,
75x90; 3l6 East yoth-st. light all round
steam heater. elevator, automatic sprinklers
(oriiss engine yard room. JAMES Il IL.
PATRICK, on premises.
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Conntrp Real estate 90 Eet

East ORANGE. y. J-Furnlshed and
unfurnished houses 20 rent season or
Sesr: some bargains foi sale .. ID.
;CNDII opposite Brick Church station.
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for Sale.

-
A.-sI 600 UPRIGHT rIANo AL, Slio r,o stot.
ID nil latc,t improvement, An!isGiii Paa'Vs
su0o Wholesale Man FAC IL hhh''
i55 West 23t-st.
- ar REDUCED PRJCEs.-1oo sefcna.
hand wood and iron "o'h'n ,suoht ana ex.
tgiiy aGfEs0ShGE Il. EDDY. Ssa Mani'
,spTCIAL TRUNK AND BAG S ALhii =,
o, In calns ever offered ,lgatiy ,ClleJ
Irsnk, AID nags at hall lrnirA.. ,,h 80 D'O'''
way corner sth.st.. under DSlIcl. :.
ANTIQUES. - Cnipp ndilc dep rsry.J
ball aud clswioot cha, > istn,Iral rlatos. At
set; OG.o'i IIIiTMANN's. 39i iui.aye.
.,,,i,-,IS HGI1NS tOR sALr..-Jordch
20 r,pqrlty 5O,OOO,UOo NAM
tsctn,.rs Of bun PcmpeiiIn orai, , ,i, cn, f,'
,cl fronts archie, arou,' ~ nsh,I,delphia.
CAMPAIGN PEINTdiNG ar1,rs ,t gyiIineGr
1870. now idln, ia good M0ihine co.u' ',,,,n
pimss n. sold Very cheap II taken az one
ISAACS. 80 BccHmen-s,.
FOR sALE.-Boiicrs;, engines, st @sM
,umn.. at low prices all wa,,""', ,nnlv or
s9d od W Sts Pr9EFp'iYE s3,' ~" %oEKgn 4
aedress norm Of Pennsylvania Rah'
s so.d :racks). Jersey city. -----7-
rop sALE.-FieId glass. MADE ~ case
r,a,re. Of Pari con zee II n,i'ss Tribnne
and strap for ~i5 ch'h'
once. ------ ~ L-,e5
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hcaa. Of the rIe'i ,.,n a, fKiEFX%EDY'S.
S ,s :, Ssh Hs; .s .s' NSses.Tc.k,
-roR sALE.-One small pra, ,.r ,''" al.
fO ns IRON tank and on" large nn,, ~,
, NV 20 D. DONOVAN son 100 'o"'
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furnisbeo hcoms

A SMALL FAMILY woui' r Icy mo
furnished rooms grnt.ritn,
IS West flth.st, near 5thAyc. -.----
NICELY FURNISHED hall room for
pcntiema,, anfy. 1870 tiveu and r..
srired Address 10TH, Box 20 Tribune
once.
At 81 IRVING PLACE above isth's''
--fYrst-class rooms and suites.
4gTH-sT.. 100 wEST.-very arfe inf.
siehed room for one or Two e:h'e"o" ;
Dkivxte heue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-27

Liverpool kilograms, p. mIRecesptsi goo bales Of
which American, 5000 bales sales ooOo bales d which
g. snerfaton and export 500 bales; American, 1000
oI Spot market dull and irregular. Middling up
lands Lied. Futures opened barely steady at Ltd
decline. -. -. 40 ,,,oric,, standard ~, IL,
n and on cotton in store, running In quality more
w." half n grade above below the grade quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-27

deliveries since June 1o32New-
900 $50 Baltimore. 6,1s9 bags; Neworeh@' o''-o
bag total. 216O05 bags. ,. Gala.
.ao bscs for expo Cos bales for consumption, and 100
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furnished Rooms.

BROOKLYN.
TWO FURNISHED rooms, 81 - week ,
cookstove. water. 67S II rkmer-st., near
Utica Station. Kings co. l., Brooklyn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-20

to any point in Michigan, or from any
where in Michigan to any poiut in tn.
East. South. or West, you Will almosl
invariably lind the direct route to bt
the Michigan Central, whose numerous
branch lines traverse the state in every
direction, aud whose great main line IL
1.-The Niagara Falls Route" between
Chicago and Detroit, and New York
Boston and the East.
No railroad runs finer or faster
trains is more solidly constructed and
sigilantly operated, SO that Its time
schedules can be depended upon. and y
remarkable immunity from serious sc.
cident is secured.
No other road runs directly by and
IN full view of Niagara Falls, when Eat
Falls View its day trains stop five
minutes to give passengers the most
comprehensive view of the falls and
river that's afforded from any single
point.
No other road from the East run.
directly nv and 10 full! view of the COL
! ossal buildings Of the Worlds Column
I.bian Exposition, and enters Chicago
along the beautiful lake front to it
| depot, within few minutes walk OF
ride of the principle hotels and bust
ness houses of the Worlds Fair city.
No other road has finer or more
complete through car system, running
to all points upon Its own line and Il
points beyond-Now York, Boston
Cincinnati, st. Louis, Duluth, Sar
Francisco.
For any specific information desired
address JOSEPH S. HALL, Michigan Pas
senger Agent, Jackson, Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-20
Clubs and Societies.

Oriental chapter, order OF tho East
ern Star. was the guest Of Peninsuiar
chapter in the latter's hall in the Nc
Mullen block last evening. The visit
ors eyempified the work, and after
ward were royalty entertained with re.
freshments and social session.
The Central W. c. I. U. will hold its
anniversary meeting at 2:30 O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon, at Good Tempiar's
hall. An Interesting program Is pre-
pared commencing with an address by
the president At 3 O'Clock, followed by
music, recstat.ons, poems, etc. At 3:45
Mrs. l.. NJ. Boise will give History of
the Temperance Work in City and
State"
The East street branch OF the
woman's Christian Temperance. union
met At the residence oil Mrs. Hosken,
corner Of Cherry and HOLSTER streets.
Yesterday afternoon, and discussed
Prospective Temperance Work." led
by an essay On the subject by Mrs.
Newell.
The Equal Suffrage club will hold il,
annual meeting AZ 2:30 O'Clock this af'
tsruoon, at the residence of Mrs. NJ. +.
BedeIl, Isl sheldon street After the
meeting refreshments will be served
and all interested arc invited.
The annual meeting of the Young
Peoples society of Grace church Was
called for last evening ~ the church
rectory. but owing TO the ANAL number
VINO attended an adjournment Nss
taken for one week.
Harmony castle, K. q. f., will give
q progressive pedro party At A. o. U. w.
hall, corner West Fulton and Jefferson
streets, to when you are invited.